Podcast appearances and mentions of Amy Martin

To mark International Women's Day (March 8th) Claire and Helen sat down for a chat with Amy Martin to talk about a subject that rarely gets a mention in the workplace - menstrual cycles.As Amy puts it: “We want to move away from the narrative that women are ‘funny' around their period, but for many of us it's true. Yet we're ignoring it in the workplace.”Amy is on a mission to get us all (men included) talking about how someone's menstrual cycle can affect them at different times, and how businesses are failing to get the best from their teams by ignoring the natural fluctuations people experience in mood and energy.She talks powerfully about her own struggles with burnout and the power she has gained from getting to know her own menstrual cycle.Amy is a qualified veterinary nurse, as well as a coach and mentor. You can find her at Ark Referrals, The Point of Care Foundation, and Magnolia Coaching.Amy's book recommendations mentioned in the episode:Wild Power by Alexandra Pope and Sjanie Hugo WurlitzerUma Dinsmore-Tuli's Yoni ShaktiWith thanks to our sponsors Flank, an AI colleague for your in-house legal team. Flank is designed to work like a high performing team member for your legal department. Flank agents are able to instantly handle commercial team requests, eliminate bottlenecks and ensure your legal team operates at the speed your business demands. Flank agents are always on, always accurate and always ready. If you'd like to discover more about how Flank can redefine your legal operations, then take a look at getflank.ai. If you get in touch with them, please do mention How to Thrive, so that they know that it came from one of our wonderful listeners.How to Thrive events:Our events are a chance to come together with other Community Members to network and share learnings in a safe space. All of our events are focussed on HOW to thrive and deliver practical skills that you can incorporate into your work and home lives.​Visit our website to find out more.Your How to Thrive hosts:Claire Sanders, former Corporate Lawyer, General Council and Co-Founder of Being Human Consulting.Helen Silver-MacMahon, Human Factors Specialist, Veterinary Nurse and Co-Founder of Being Human Consulting.Music Credit: Lo-Fi Hip Hop (Never Old Fashioned) by Alex KizenkovPodcast Production: Anthony Zahra Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The attack happened on February fourth at a property on Cosy Dell Road - an area close to Otago University, with a number of student flats. Police say an unknown man entered the house and assaulted an occupant at about 2:30am and several items found nearby lead to an arrest. A 36 year old man is in custody facing multiple charges including unlawful sexual connection, and burglary. Amy Martin from the Otago University Student Association spoke to Lisa Owen.

We're borrowing an episode from one of our all-time favourite shows: Threshold, a Peabody Award-winning documentary podcast about our place in the natural world.Now in their 5th Season, "Hark", Threshold producer Amy Martin is exploring sound itself: investigating what it means to listen to the nonhuman voices on our planet — and the cost if we don't. With mounting social and ecological crises, what happens when we tune into the life all around us?Other episodes from Hark cover the sounds of the primordial microbial ooze, of insects, of fish, and of plants. Today, we're featuring episode 3: on the sounds of coral reefs, and how listening to them may help them survive a warming world.Find Threshold (and the rest of Hark) wherever you get podcasts, or at thresholdpodcast.org

In this episode of The Speed of Culture, Matt Britton sits down with Amy Martin-Ziegenfuss, Chief Marketing Officer at Carnival Cruise Lines. Amy shares insights into how Carnival successfully navigated the post-pandemic travel surge, the brand's approach to customer segmentation, and how they tap into the creator economy to bring their onboard experiences to life.Follow Suzy on Twitter: @AskSuzyBizFollow Amy Martin-Ziegenfuss on LinkedInSubscribe to The Speed of Culture on your favorite podcast platform.And if you have a question or suggestions for the show, send us an email at suzy@suzy.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In Part 3 of our Montana Wild Series, Rick Welch sits down with Catherine Munyori (Steve Magua's wife and mother of 8 children) and Amy Martin (Tim Martin's wife and mother of 9 children) and listens to their personal testimonies as well as what it's like to be the wives of men who minister and create content regarding their faith and understanding of the Bible. It's a fascinating look at marriage, family and ultimately how their lives are driven by their faith in their own personal way.If you'd like to become a patron of this podcast, please visit our Patreon page at: www.patreon.com/theburrosofbereaIf you'd like to learn more about us, please visit our website at: www.burrosofberea.comCheck out our sponsor's webpage at: www.supplychainsolutions3pl.comThanks for listening!

On today’s program, I am talking with Amy Martin with Henry County Public Health about their upcoming Senior Health Fair.

INTERVIEW: 2025 OUSA Administrative Vice President candidates Amy Martin and Jett Groshinski by Zac Hoffman on Radio One 91FM Dunedin

Missionaries Mike & Amy Martin Completion of NT Translation for the Kosarek people

Welcome to this inspiring episode of "F-Stop Collaborate and Listen," where we embark on a profound journey with Colleen Miniuk, a renowned nature photographer and author. Today, Colleen shares her transformative experiences along the Colorado River, which reshaped her outlook on life, success, and fulfillment. She delves into her personal story of self-discovery, detailing how she overcame the challenges of perfectionism and control, and how embracing authenticity and rejecting societal expectations led her to true happiness. Colleen also discusses her shift from commercial photography to a passionate focus on nature and landscapes, specifically water elements and the majestic Colorado River. Resources mentioned: 1. Colleen's Book: "So Said The River." Discount codes: 4FSTOP2024 to get 15% off the autographed hardcover E4FSTOP2024 to get 15% off the eBook (PDF) 2. Guy Tal. 3. Support the podcast.   Photographers Recommended for the Podcast: Dave Showalter. Dawn Kish. Amy Martin.

In der 16. Episode Alt+FE4R sprechen Teresa und Dom Schott über das Pixelspiel Faith: The Unholy Trinity (2022). Als Priester John Ward wollen die beiden einen Exorzismus an Amy Martin durchführen, der jedoch aufwendiger ist, als zunächst erwartet. Ob der Exorzismus im Spiel innovativer und aufregender ist als man es aus den meisten Filmen kennt? Das erfahrt ihr in der Folge!

In Season 1 of Threshold, we reported on the decades-long fight to get the federal government to transfer the National Bison Range, and the bison, back to the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes. In 2020, it finally happened. Stewardship of the herd was returned to the people who had helped to save these animals from extinction more than a century before. It's one of just a few cases where the U.S. government has actually returned a piece of land to the Native American people it was taken from. Earlier this year, we came back to the Bison Range to find out how things are going for the herd and what the restoration of this land has meant to the Tribes.TranscriptA special offer for our year-end donors!On March 13, 2024, host Amy Martin and managing editor Erika Janik will take you behind the mic for a special virtual event—Stories in the Wild: Seven Years of Making Threshold—sharing the triumphs and tribulations we experience when creating a season of our show.Year-end donors—at any giving level—will receive a code for a complimentary ticket when reservations open. Can't make the event? Ticket holders will gain access to a free recording. Donate today to support our work.

Welcome to the Cross Border Interviews With Chris Brown, Today's guest is Norfolk County Mayor Amy Martin ******************** Visit www.crossborderinterviews.ca for more details and a list of all the links mentioned during this interview. The Cross Border Interview Podcast was Produced and Edited by Miranda, Brown & Associates Inc © 2023

Cherokee Media Group's Nick Zulovich again tracked down Amy Martin of S&P Global Ratings during this year's Non-Prime Auto Financing Conference hosted by the National Automotive Finance Association. Martin highlighted the auto ABS trends catching her attention most so far this year and more in this episode of the Auto Remarketing Podcast.

In this series from AHLA's Early Career Professionals Council, health law professionals share their career paths, what they wish they had known as students, and what a typical day in their job looks like. In this episode, Rob Yates, Managing Consultant, Berkeley Research Group, speaks with Amy Martin, Executive Director, Fairbanks Center for Medical Ethics. Amy talks about her role as a clinical ethicist, the multi-disciplinary nature of her team, her rationale for getting a Master of Jurisprudence degree, and the growing field of bioethics.Watch the conversation here.To learn more about AHLA and the educational resources available to the health law community, visit americanhealthlaw.org.

We recently hosted an online event in which we talked about the future of organisational learning. We feel a big part of that is practice-based learning. And we are applying that in our masters programme. We were joined by current MA participants, Amy Martin and Priti Colbeck. They kindly agreed to talk about their experience of the Mavyvin Masters in People and Organisation Development so far. Our faculty lead, Carolyn Norgate asked them a few questions. And we thought we'd share that conversation here for you to listen to. If you're interested in finding out more about the Masters, please do get in touch with us on masters@mayvin.co.uk. We're always happy to have a chat. Hope you enjoy.Thanks so much for listening! Keep in touch: Email us on mail@mayvin.co.uk Subscribe to our mailing list Visit our website Follow us on LinkedIn and Twitter

A few weeks ago, the Biden administration approved the Willow project. It's a plan to extract 600 million barrels of oil from northern Alaska. There's a lot of history and politics behind this story, things that tie to issues we've reported on in past seasons of Threshold.  Amy Martin wrestles with this project and what it means for our netzero future in this month's issue of our newsletter. Are you a subscriber? Stay connected to Threshold between seasons and find out what we're reading, watching, and listening to by subscribing to our newsletter.  Subscribe to the newsletter

View this post on Instagram A post shared by Texas Land Conservancy (@texaslandconservancy) My guest today is Amy Martin, a writer and researcher from Dallas who is currently compiling a biography on Texas environmentalist Ned Fritz. Now, you may be asking, who the heck is Ned Fritz? And I was right there with you up […] The post Ned Fritz’s Texas Environmental Legacy | Amy Martin appeared first on The Garden Path Podcast.

Nate is joined on this episode by Norfolk County Mayor Amy Martin. Mayor Martin is the kind of Mayor we could all use more of. She's passionate, smart, kind, and she's driven to make a difference in her home community. She served as a counsellor starting in 2018, and she defeated an incumbent mayor this past fall. She is also a product of Norfolk County herself, and at the age of 34, she represents the generational change we very much need with an approach to politics that we very much need. She comes to politics with experience in the nonprofit sector, including stints with the Heart and Stroke Foundation and the MS Society. This is the first in a series of podcasts we plan to do with new civic leaders to hear about the issues in different communities and to highlight a new generation of municipal leadership. Be sure to check back as we continue to post new episodes in this series

Join us for a message from Pastor Jason Allums and Amy Martin on Nov 30, 2022. Jason and Amy talk about their new book, Weight of Grace. This book is on the tragedy that occurred in 2005 and how we can make it through difficulties in the church. You can purchase the book on Amazon  For more information about our church visit us on our website, our Facebook page, and our YouTube.

Welcome to Feedback with EarBuds, the podcast recommendation podcast.Subscribe to the newsletter here: http://eepurl.com/cIcBuHThis week's theme is Thinky Docs: documentary-style podcasts to make you think. Our curator is Amy Martin, host of Threshold Podcast.Why did Amy choose this theme?: "To me, the magic of audio storytelling is the way it allows us to think (and feel!) together. I love to be invited into the minds of other people as they work through problems, go on journeys, or connect the dots between history and current events."Sponsors:- Recast Studios: https://recast.studio/- Uncharted Brain: Decoding Dementia: https://podfollow.com/the-anthill/viewLinks mentioned in this episode:- Last week's podcast picks: https://www.earbudspodcastcollective.org/podcast-recommendations-from-canada-2022- Grief, Collected: https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/the-mash-up-americans-8813/episodes/defining-grief-in-america-grie-155357684- Guide to video podcasting: https://podcastmarketingmagic.substack.com/p/video-in-podcasting-and-what-to-do- Promo swap database: https://tinkmedia.co/submit-pod-swapHere are this week's podcast picks:- Floodlines- The Experiment- The Sum of Us- Bundyville- Making ObamaThis week's podcast spotlight is Mentally Gil: https://www.mentallygil.com/_____Apply to have your podcast spotlit: https://www.earbudspodcastcollective.org/podcast-spotlightsSubmit to our Community section: https://962udey3mps.typeform.com/to/zZadg6y2EarBuds Blog: http://earbuds.audio/blogCurate a list: https://www.earbudspodcastcollective.org/earbuds-podcast-curators-formFollow us on Twitter @earbudspodcol: https://twitter.com/EarbudsPodColFollow us on Facebook at EarBuds Podcast Collective: https://www.facebook.com/earbudspodcastcollectiveFollow us on Instagram @earbudspodcastcollective: https://www.instagram.com/earbudspodcastcollective/Website: http://earbuds.audio/Tee Public: https://www.teepublic.com/user/earbuds-podcast-collective

This episode features Denver-based musician and Bramily member, Amy Martin! Listen in to hear about her music, her path to the Bramily, and what's coming up next! The end of the episode features an exclusive premiere of her new song, "Good Morning Beautiful".

Chuck and Roxy are back and open the show with announcing the winners of The Toy Hall Of Fame Contest winners!   Next it's time to "Meet the Littles" as our host's welcome our youngest Little ever Ben Hartheimer!  TWITTER: bhartheimer (7:00) Then our host's close out the the show with your emails and notes.  (41:30) SONG: "It's All Right" by Amy Martin  linktr.ee/amymartinmusic TWITTER and INSTAGRAM: @amymartinmusic YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YXRIyUHO-HA  Podcast Website - www.loyallittlespod.com  Podcast Email - WTFCPODNET@GMAIL.COM Twitter:@loyallittlespod Instagram: @theloyallittlespodcast PODCAST LOGO DESIGN by Eric Londergan www.redbubble.com Search: ericlondergan --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/loyallittles/support

Episode 43: Kj opens this episode with a few plugs for her pals followed by the Most Midwestern Moment of the Week (2:54)! Next, it's time for the return of Rachel Reports (4:00)! Kj and Rachel discuss how they may have been sucked back in by their Minnesota Twins’ season ticket representative. Rachel reports on her latest camping trip and guesses where Mr. Reports will take her for a surprise weekend getaway. Then, Kj welcomes back the HOFer as the Midwest Guest Co-host of the day (22:45)! They discuss their recent fall break trip, review Twitter Talk in response to last week’s episode, and bring in Steve Ozbolt (@EmrldCityCater on Twitter) of Emerald City Catering in Milwaukee, WI to settle a family kitchen tool debate in Midwest Mediator (32:48)! Steve then stays on to review the Twitter Talk about crabs, they lament their baseball teams’ sad seasons, and Steve picks a World Series winner. A good (central standard) time was had by all! Music: All music by Kj Ohnstad with the exception of the Intro music which is by Kj Ohnstad and Jason Fuse). Graphics by Jenni Ohnstad (lumineacreative.com) Twitter: @MidwestBiasPod, @buffalo_alice (Kj) Email: midwestbiaspod@gmail.com Sponsored by: Best Rubber Stamp (bestrubberstamp.net, stamps@bestrubberstamp.net, 901-278-4500) Podcast Mailing address: Kj Ohnstad PO Box 538 Red Wing, MN 55066 Rate and review us on Apple Podcasts and anywhere else ratings and reviews are accepted. Subscribe now and never miss an episode! Thank you! Check out Amy Martin’s music here: amymartinmusic.com Inquire about purchasing Steve’s Sauces here: info@emeraldcitycatering.com Pre-order Open Air Press book here:https://openairpress.com/home/shop/ Purchase Two Chicks Jerky here: twochicksjerky.com

Episode 41: Kj kicks off this episode with a brief update followed by the Most Midwestern Moment of the Week (1:38) before welcoming in the Hall of Famer as the Midwest Guest Co-host of the day (4:22)! They review Twitter Talk, including a discussion about the most popular grocery stores in the Midwest and beyond, the return of the Curder Burger (?), and more. Later, singer/songwriter Amy Martin joins them (@amymartinmusic on Twitter and Instagram) as the token Non-Midwestern/Expert Guest of the Week - from Denver, CO (15:27)! Amy answers the 3 requisite guest questions: 1) Where have you been? 2) Where are you now? and 3) Why should we visit your town? They then discuss her career as a musician including when she first became interested in music, her musical influences, her history fronting a bluegrass band, her journey to becoming a solo artist, her songwriting process and upcoming album, and much more…including, yes, food! A good (central standard) time was had by all! Music: All music by Kj Ohnstad with the exception of the Intro music which is by Kj Ohnstad and Jason Fuse). Graphics by Jenni Ohnstad (lumineacreative.com) Twitter: @MidwestBiasPod, @buffalo_alice (Kj) Email: midwestbiaspod@gmail.com Sponsored by: Best Rubber Stamp (bestrubberstamp.net, stamps@bestrubberstamp.net, 901-278-4500) Podcast Mailing address: Kj Ohnstad PO Box 538 Red Wing, MN 55066 Rate and review us on Apple Podcasts and anywhere else ratings and reviews are accepted. Subscribe now and never miss an episode! Thank you! Amy Martin Music can be found at the following links. Check it out and support her if you can! Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/amymartinmusic/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/amymartinmusic/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/AmyMartinMusic Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/AmyMartinMusic Website: https://amymartinmusic.com/

Upside Down Director Isaac Brickner interviews Amy Martin, at her exhibition: FLOW.

Amy Martin, who is sector lead and senior director S&P Global Ratings, is a fixture at the Non-Prime Auto Financing Conference hosted by the National Automotive Finance Association. Before Martin made her way back on the conference stage, she spent some time with Cherokee Media Group senior editor Nick Zulovich for this episode of the Auto Remarketing Podcast focused on the auto ABS market.

Welcoming Boulder-based Americana and Folk rising Singer-Songwriter Amy Martin to the show. A thought provoking lyricist with an impactful vocal range, Amy launched her solo album in March of 2020. This after a successful chapter leading Virginia based 'Many Nights Ahead' for many years. After garnering critical acclaim for her 2021 single 'Sweet Virginia' (about leaving home in Virginia for Colorado), Amy is now recording a new album with Grammy Award Winning Producer Chance McCoy. In this special episode, Amy talks with Jamie about her fascinating artistic path. Embracing her solo career, leaving Virginia where she had called home for many years, how to prepare for a new album recording, the welcoming umbrella of Americana music and other topics. Stay tuned for a great performance of 'Sweet Virginia' as well. For more on Amy Martin, visit: amymartinmusic.com

Welcome Friends to another Crazy Women Country Episode! https://linktr.ee/crazywomencountry In Today's episode, we will get to know the incredible Amy Martin. Join us as we discuss her newest projects, women who inspire her, and get to know her better with our 20 crazy questions! Over the last decade, Amy Martin has been a performing vocalist and musician with her first Alternative Blue Grass Band, Many Nights Ahead, in the Shenandoah Valley. In 2020, she launched her adventure into a solo career with her first album March 2020. Now as March 2022 is here, Amy is recording her new album with Grammy Award Winning Producer, Chance McCoy. Amy has played the Red Wing Roots Festival, Fresh Grass Festival, Misty Mountain Music Festival, and at the 9:30 club in DC among many other great venues and festivals. For more on Amy https://amymartinmusic.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/crazywomencountry/message

Host Tom Schopflocher and S&P Global Ratings analyst Amy Martin discuss the U.S. auto loan ABS market, which roared back to life in 2021 with issuance at the highest level since 2005. Learn about vintage-specific performance trends, the relationship between unemployment and losses, loan-term trends, and more. Related Articles: U.S. Auto Loan ABS Tracker: Full Year And December 2021 Performance Global Structured Finance 2022 Outlook

Diversity shapes, colors, and enhances our world. Although acceptance and awareness have increased, we can still do better when it comes to create equitable opportunities and leverage the power of diversity in design. Alana Shepherd, Martin van Koolbergen, and Amy Karn unpack their thoughts about the queer experience in today's lighting community, and light the path towards meaningful changes within our reach.

Burnie and PC look back on Showcase Weekend, the time of year where all the Jr. A teams come to one location for a 3-day round-robin showdown, and some of the stories from past weekends. More accolades for past guest and friend of the show Amy Martin, who worked her first Jr. A game recently and has earned some pretty cool assignments...more to come on that!

Psilocybin Effective In Treating Serious Depression Depression is often treatable with medication, therapy, or a combination of the two. But some 30% of patients don't respond well to existing medications—and may try multiple antidepressant drugs with little or no improvement. This week, researchers reported that a new trial suggests psychedelics may be an effective therapy for treatment-resistant depression. A randomized, controlled, double-blind trial found that people with treatment-resistant depression who were given 25 milligrams of psilocybin, the psychedelic component of magic mushrooms, had a significant decrease in depressive symptoms. The treatment didn't work for everyone, however, and more research needs to be done before the finding can move to clinical use. Sabrina Imber, a science fellow at the New York Times, joins Ira to talk about the trial and other stories from the week in science—including a new timeline for the planned Artemis missions to the moon, screaming bees, and a very wayward eagle. Activists And Vulnerable Nations At COP26 Seek More Than Promises There's a big international climate summit wrapping up in Glasgow, Scotland this week. COP26 is the followup to 25 previous United Nations meetings about how the world must respond to the climate crisis—and its shortcomings in doing so. This year leaders had a big conversation to tackle: Countries needed to pledge to reduce emissions even further to prevent a global temperature rise of more than 1.5 degrees Celsius. To do so, they needed to finish hashing out the details of how they will enforce the 2015 Paris Agreement's provisions. Meanwhile, island nations and other vulnerable countries, who themselves don't emit much carbon, have continued to lobby for payment for what's called loss and damages. That's the harm they've already encountered as seas rise, threatening to obliterate their existence. The first week kicked off with bold pledges about methane emissions, coal phaseouts, and ending deforestation. This week, former President Obama spoke about the need for urgent action, and called out large greenhouse gas polluters like Russia and China for not attending. And a grim United Nations report was released, forecasting that despite all the bold pledges, the world was on track to warm a dangerous 2.4 degrees Celsius. The team of Threshold, a podcast that tells stories about our changing environment, has been reporting on these updates from Glasgow, talking to attendees and occasionally witnessing negotiations. In today's show, Ira talks to journalist Amy Martin, Threshold's executive producer and host, about her opinion on the outcome of COP26—and if transformative change can still come out of this year's meeting.   ”Dopesick” Takes On The Opioid Crisis The opioid epidemic has affected millions of people across the country—and more than 800,000 people are estimated to have died from an opioid overdose. At the root of this crisis is the painkiller Oxycontin, manufactured by Purdue Pharma. The company has made billions of dollars from the drug; but has also spent the better part of the last two decades fighting legal battles over its impacts, falsely arguing the drug is non-addictive and completely safe. Meanwhile, people from all walks of life, particularly in small towns across America, have been crippled by addiction to Oxycontin. The limited series “Dopesick” traces the story of the opioid epidemic, from the creation of the Oxycontin pill to a landmark legal battle where Purdue Pharma admitted it misbranded the drug as being less addictive than other prescription opioids. “Dopesick” follows a wide range of characters, from Purdue Pharma executives and federal prosecutors, to an Appalachian doctor and his pain-addled patients. Joining Ira to talk about bringing the show and its people to life is Danny Strong, creator and writer of “Dopesick,” joining from New York, New York.

Zac and Amy Martin tell about the expansion of their soda business Pick Me Up and what they hope customers experience when they go to get a "pick me up."

In this episode of the Arizona Highways podcast, editor Robert Stieve sits down with photographer Amy S. Martin, a longtime contributor to the magazine. In our September issue, she offers an alternative look at the Grand Canyon. She also proves that photographers can write as well as any writer.  

In Episode 31 of Earned, Conor sits down with Amy Martin, head of marketing at the fast-growing functional fitness company P.volve. We start the episode by unpacking P.volve's growth, and hear how the omnichannel brand was well-positioned to weather the COVID-19 pandemic with its at-home training equipment and virtual classes. We dive into P.volve's functional movement methodology and “no injury” promise, and learn how the brand addresses a “massive gap” in the fitness market by accommodating people dealing with pain and prior injuries. Amy then walks us through her impressive career path—from PR and advertising agencies, to a billion-dollar pharmaceutical company, to non-profit organizations, to VC and startups—before eventually joining the P.volve team as the head of marketing in 2018. She outlines P.volve's ambitious launch plan, and shares how the brand's co-founder Rachel Katzman changed her “entire perception on fitness.” We end the show by discussing P.volve's influencer marketing philosophies, including why the brand only works with influencers who believe in its functional movement methodology.

The impact of the year-plus-long pandemic on singing in the church and on choirs in particular is difficult to overstate. Dr. Diana Sanchez-Bushong, Director of Music Ministries, gathered a panel of church musicians for a conversation on where we go from here with the church choir. Kevin McBeth, Director of Music and Worship Arts, Manchester UMC, St. Louis, Missouri; Rev. Amy Martin, Minister of Music, Reidland UMC, Paducah, Kentucky; Keum Hwang, Minister of Worship, First UMC, Heath, Texas; James Wells, Director of Choral Ministries, Brentwood UMC, Nashville, Tennessee; and Rebecca Garret Pace, Minister of Worship & The Arts, White Rock UMC, Dallas, Texas, share ideas and strategies and hope for the future of choirs in worship. Join us for this lively conversation.

On June 28, Business Forward hosted Amy Martin, President of Tennessee Cable & Broadband Association, Tom Schatz, President of Citizens Against Government Waste, Cassandra Denton, Owner of SanSational Creations, and State Representative Martin Daniels for a roundtable moderated by Jim Doyle, President of Business Forward, on the digital divide and Knoxville Utility Board proposal. Panelists discussed what a government-owned network would mean for business leaders, the importance of public-private collaboration, and how business leaders can get involved.

Scotty is back with another episode of Slasher Scotty where he is interviewing Colleen Kelly, who'll be playing Amy Martin in 72. Colleen discusses with Scotty what it is like to be part of her first movie, how she found out about 72 and its Indiegogo crowdfunding campaign, what she thought of the snippet in the script that she'll be performing on screen for her scenes, her history with Scotty's family that spans over 30 years, and much, much more. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/slasherscotty/support

Pastor Starlene shares a Mother's Day message and an interview with Amy Martin.

We sit down with Amy Martin, Level 5 Hockey Canada Official, to discuss the her career path, successes, road blocks, and opportunities for young and aspiring female officials. We also touch on a few video review situations from recent NHL games and the importance of keeping yourself engaged during the pandemic, having recently observed Bell Let's Talk Day to bring mental health to the forefront.

We are going to be discussing the AHA - American Homebrewers Association. The AHA has a nationwide homebrewer community, and offers a ton of resources and benefits to its members. We will be joined by two of the AHA Governing Committee Members, Amy Martin and Gail Milburn, both local to Michigan!

Dorothy is the interview subject in this final episode of the Fall History Miniseries. Amy Martin, Community Relations Librarian and our usual host, talks with Dorothy about the COVID-19 pandemic and the changes it has brought to our lives. Dorothy shares some early submissions to the Oakland History Center's COVID-19 East Bay Community Archive, a digital record of our pandemic experience that needs your stories. Show notes on oaklandlibrary.org

In the fifth episode of The Grindstone's COVID-19 Series, we consider our bodies and minds as they experience illness and the current pandemic. To do this, we first share some personal stories about times in our lives when we experienced severe illness. We talk to Purdue Philosophy graduate student Tom Doyle about the phenomenology of illness, quiet and loud bodies, the concept of 'dis-ease', and the social dis-ease being caused by the pandemic. And finally we shift the conversation to mental health, mental healthcare, and the anxiety of social isolation and the uncertainty of such a disruptive virus.In addition to Tom Doyle, today's episode also features returning guests: Dr. Dan Kelly, Professor of Philosophy at Purdue; Dr. Amy Martin, a bioethicist at IU Health; and Dr. David Bernard, an emergency pediatrics physician in Birmingham, AL.Enjoy and thanks for listening! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In the third episode of The Grindstone's COVID-19 Series, we look at how hospitals, and healthcare systems generally, responded to, were effected by, and may eventually change due to the novel coronavirus pandemic. We also consider the inequities and disparities in how certain populations, particularly here in the United States, have been effected by COVID-19.Today's episode features returning guests: Dr. Audrey Ruple, Assistant Professor of One Health Epidemiology at Purdue; Dr. David Bernard, an emergency pediatrics physician in Birmingham, AL; Dr. Amy Martin, a bioethicist at IU Health; and Purdue graduate students Caitlin Fendley (History) and Tom Doyle (Philosophy).Enjoy and thanks for listening! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In the second full-length episode of The Grindstone's COVID-19 Series, we look at the disease itself, and put it into historical context. We begin by talking with experts about viruses in general, the ability of COVID-19 to make its way around the world so quickly, and why this only emphasizes our need to be diligent when going out into the world where physical distancing and wearing face masks is concerned, a topic we discussed through an ethical lens in the first episode.Our guests in this episode are: Dr. David Bernard, an emergency pediatrics physician in Birmingham, AL; returning guests Dr. Amy Martin, a bioethicist at IU Health, and Dr. Audrey Ruple, Assistant Professor of One Health Epidemiology at Purdue; Dr. Kevin Harrelson, Associate Professor of Philosophy at Ball State University; and PhD candidate in the Department of History at Purdue, Caitlin Fendley.Enjoy and thanks for listening! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this, the first full-length episode of The Grindstone's COVID-19 Series, we start with some ethical questions. We start with considerations of moral dilemmas in a broader, philosophical sense. We then drill down to talk about the moral dilemma inherent in determining whether or not to shut down the economy as a response to the pandemic, and the different short- and long-term consequences this decision can, did, and will have. And is having, at the time we posted this episode. We also look at some of the potential effects of shutting down the economy on the heathcare system and the economy itself. We then end the show with considerations of the moral psychology of wearing face masks and the ethics of social distancing.Our guests in this episode are: Dr. Dan Kelly, Professor of Philosophy at Purdue; Dr. Amy Martin, a bioethicist at IU Health; Dr. Jillian Carr, Assistant Professor of Economics at Purdue; Dr. Audrey Ruple, Assistant Professor of One Health Epidemiology at Purdue; and Tom Doyle, a graduate student in the Department of Philosophy at Purdue.Enjoy and thanks for listening! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode Gloria Dickie, Canada talks to Amy Martin about the Greenland Ice sheet that is slowly melting. The Greenland Ice sheet has had a big impact on Amy who have had the rare opportunity to visit the ice sheet some years ago, and the Greenland Ice sheet will have an even bigger impact to people around the world if it continues to melt. Listen and join our arctic conversation with #ArcticConversation!

Amy Axby a.k.a "Lady the Fearless" gives the audience an insight on FEAR, what it does to you and how you can get rid of fear. From the experiences Amy has she will give the audience an insight to what she had to go through because of fear. Amy also shares the fact that she hates human trafficking and that she had no idea at the beginning that a blog could help her to fight against human trafficking. Don't miss out this interesting episode as both Reva Hart and Amy Martin enlighten us on FEAR. Quotes: -“If you wanna blog about something that makes a difference, blog about something that is the root of every temptation we face which is ‘fear'.” - “Be strong, fear not. Behold your god will come with a vengeance, he will come save you.” - “Rest is a Weapon" Time segments: · [00.00.39] – Introduction of the guest, Amy Martin by Reva Hart. · [00.03.02] – Amy answers why she is also referred to as “Lady the Fearless” as well says that she hates human trafficking. · [00.06.35] – Sharing her idea on “How to conquer Fear”, Amy also says that she had to undergo counselling for anger management and that she had depression. · [00.10.22] – Amy shares with the audience the worst panic attack she had to undergo due to the feeling of fear that she will have to choose one of her children. · [00.14.44] – Amy says living in the present moment for her is ‘walking and talking with God'. · [00.15.39] – Amy emphasizes on the three voices she feels everyone hears. (1-voice of the enemy, 2- voice of God and 3- our own thoughts) · [00.16.20] – “Difference between fear and nervous” is a word game according to Amy as they all are synonyms for fear. · [00.24.48] – “Rest is a weapon and rest is strength. Rest is the opposite of fear” Scripture reference: Isaiah 35:4 "Say to those who have an anxious heart,“Be strong; fear not! Behold, your God will come with vengeance, with the recompense of God. He will come and save you." 1 John 4:18 : "There is no fear in love. ... For fear has to do with punishment, and whoever fears has not been perfected in love." 2 Timothy 2:7 "Consider what I say; and the Lord give thee understanding in all things." ... The Lord will help you understand all these things." Guest Bio: Amy Martin, is a woman who once let her fears run her life. Over the course of time she fought against her fears and won over them and this victory led her to inspire a lot of people. Amy created a website of her own named “lady the fearless” so that she can help people who let fear control them. Resources: Official website: http://ladythefearless.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ladythefearless/?fref=ts Our podcast can now be listened to via itunes. Click the link below : https://podcasts.apple.com/lk/podcast/girlfriend-lets-talk-podcast/id1498320662 Social media: Reva Hart Website: http://www.revahart.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/reva_hart/?hl=en Have you subscribed to Girlfriend Let's Talk podcast??? If not, hurry up as we encourage you to subscribe and review our podcast on itunes. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/girlfriend-lets-talk/message

Josh and Amy Martin in conversation with Host Brian Frye (Twitter @brifrye). They discuss their personal experience adopting their daughter, and the spiritual implications adoption has for the believer. Josh (Twitter: @joshmmartin) is the pastor of Resonate Pullman and author of the memoir, Saturday Nothing: The Words I Wrote While Waiting on Jesus. He was one of the original church-planters who started Resonate Church at its first location in Pullman Washington. Josh and Amy adopted through CCAI, but would recommend several agencies and encourage listeners to look into their local foster care opportunities. For more information on adoption they recommend the following books and resources. Organizations, Books and Resources: -New Day Charities -Love Without Boundaries -Karen Purvis Institute of Child Development -The Connected Child by David R. Cross, Karyn B. Purvis and Wendy Lyons Sunshine -Talking to Young Children About Adoption By Mary Watkins and Dr. Susan Fisher, M.D. -Orphanology Tony Merida -Jason Johnson Blog -The Empowered Parent Podcast -Russel Moore on Adoption

Amy Martin, creator of Threshold, talks about season 1 of her podcast, which focused on the past, present, and future of bison in America. The post The future of America's bison w/ Amy Martin appeared first on Center for Western Priorities.