Podcast appearances and mentions of amy palmer

Amy Palmer is the President & CEO of Soldiers' Angels, a national nonprofit dedicated to supporting service members, veterans, and their families. When she took the helm in 2013, the organization was on the brink of closure. Within two years, Amy led a powerful turnaround, transforming it into one of the most respected and efficient […]

In Episode 36 of That Greenwich Life, I'm diving deep with a special guest into reinvention, resilience, and reminiscing about our wild early days of celebrity journalism (think TRL, red carpets, and texting with Kim Kardashian on a Sidekick) My guest, Amy Palmer, (Instagram: @amypalmertv ) is an Emmy-nominated TV host, journalist, and executive producer who has spent years at the forefront of media. From covering celebrity culture to launching Power Women TV and now The Westport Show, Amy knows what it takes to pivot, evolve, and build something entirely new. This episode is for anyone thinking about a fresh start, a career pivot, or simply moving in a new direction in any chapter of your life. We're getting real about the hustle of media entrepreneurship, the importance of trusting your instincts, and why success today looks very different than it did in our 20s. In This Episode:• How Amy and I went from covering pop culture to where we are now• The shift from chasing external validation to building a career that aligns with your values.• The wild, behind-the-scenes stories of early 2000s Hollywood—including a pre-fame Kim Kardashian and Bethenny Frankel.• The evolution of media and why reinvention is essential for staying relevant.• Why today's version of success is all about peace, confidence, and authenticity. A huge thank-you to our sponsors for supporting this episode and making each show possible:• Illume Fertility: A leading fertility and family-building practice serving the Tri-State area. Their expert team offers personalized care, whether you're exploring fertility options or actively undergoing treatment. Visit IllumeFertility.com and mention That Greenwich Life when booking an appointment.• Podpopuli: Whether you're starting a new show or looking to elevate your podcast, they have everything you need. Learn more at Podpopuli.com. Stay Connected:Follow me on Instagram at @DorothyOnTV, shop That Greenwich Life merch at DorothyOnTV.com, and watch this episode Youtube.com/@DorothyOnTV. If you enjoyed this episode, please rate, review, and share it with a friend. And remember—don't just live your life, love it!

Graduating student and director of women's acapella group Musai, Amy Palmer, prepares for final performance at Echo Effects concert at the Manwaring Center's Crossroads tonight.

Events of the past few years have created space for many people to question their concept of how things should be.I speak often of the "sabbatical life" and how taking a step back can help you see things that have been right in front of you all along, but you missed them because everything was moving so fast.The pandemic brought the world as we had known it to a sudden halt.Amy Palmer was one of those who had the fast pace of her life hit a sudden standstill. Raised in Central New York, she had a traditional upbringing that gave her a clear expectation of what life would be like. She'd do well in school, go to college, get a great job, fall in love, get married, have a couple of kids, and start a career.Amy went to college, got a theater degree, moved to New York City, and pursued an acting career. To pay the rent, she took on sales jobs. She found she was pretty good at it, which led her to a new career that took her into operations and other corporate leadership roles. To her surprise, her acting career helped prepare her for this. Everything seemed fine, but she didn't feel motivated. A career coach opened her eyes to the world of entrepreneurship - something she had never thought of, because she didn't come from that sort of background.This led to her starting a consulting firm and then accepting a leadership role with an education company that had an entrepreneurial culture.Once again, everything seemed fine - but fine is a 4-letter word.When COVID came along, she found herself needing something new – but what?To find it, she had to go on sabbatical.Could she afford it? Could she pull it off it in a culture that views any break in your work history as a red flagIn a moment, when you meet Amy, you'll discover how unrooting herself to travel across the country, starting a podcast, and meeting people in her situation opened her eyes to a fundamental societal and cultural shift that's taking place today. It goes beyond "quiet quitting" or "The Great Resignation" and delves into the core of what we've been taught to believe.Amy's hype song is “Let's Get Loud”, by Jennifer Lopez. Resources:Amy Palmer's website: https://linktr.ee/amypalmer.todayLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/amyapalmer/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/amy.palmer.35574406/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/amypalmer.today/X (formerly Twitter): https://twitter.com/amypalmer_todayInvitation from Lori:Like Amy, you may have the career and life you have because “they” say you're supposed to do it that way. But are you really supposed to?To see it for yourself, you may need to take a step back. This means resting, reflecting, and exploring, regardless of whether your current situation lets you just walk away from everything right now.In my special guide, 5 Easy Ways to Start Living the Sabbatical Life, you'll discover five steps to exploring this journey and finding something you haven't seen before. Take a moment to visit https://ZenRabbit.com and download it from the home page.Slow down. It's the only way you'll gather speed.

Ep 119 recorded  7/14/23 - Tour de Fleece FOs Tanwen cowl for my neighbor, the winner of my prize drawing for all the Knit For Food Knitathon donators WIPs Hitchhiker #8? 9? In Lion Briand Shawl in a Ball (discontinued).  This is a simple garter stitch shawl by Martina Behm. Snowflake Sweater Scarf using Big Twist Heather in Grey bought at Joann's, I'm onto the 3rd section Davit designed for Berroco by Amy Palmer, knit using Silk Noir by Great Adirondack Yarn Co bought at Rhinebeck last year. This was a project from before my wrist surgery. Spinning Tour de Fleece is in full swing and I'm on my 4th bobbin of some old, cheap cotton that I bought 1 pound of (just under half a kilo) at a festival many years ago.  On the Run Ballet class got delayed but started up again last week I've Got Sunshine Cheers to finding a new veterinarian.  

Kevin Dean is a professor at UT Southwestern pioneering autonomous microscopes and applying them to study rare biological events, mainly metastatic colonization. In our conversation we talk about his research and the current status of microscopy. Kevin was raised in a small town in Northern California earning his BA in Chemistry at Willamette University in Oregon, and was recognized twice as an ESPN Regional Academic All-American Running Back. He then received his PhD in Biochemistry at the University of Colorado in the labs of Amy Palmer and Ralph Jimenez. Where he focused on spectroscopy, protein engineering, and multi-parameter high-throughput microfluidic analyses and cell sorting. After earning his PhD, Kevin established the first campus-wide light microscopy facility at the BioFrontiers Institute at the University of Colorado.  He then moved to UT Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas to perform his postdoctoral research with Gaudenz Danuser and Reto Fiolka. Now Kevin runs a lab at UT Southwestern that develops technologies that enable the identification and molecular interrogation of exceedingly rare biological events, including metastatic colonization.

Ep 115 recorded  4/30/23 All the Fails WIPs Socks for Thing 1 – I turned the heel and ran into trouble, more on that later. Davit designed for Berroco by Amy Palmer, knit using Silk Noir by Great Adirondack Yarn Co bought at Rhinebeck last year. I finished one side's short rows and all I have left to do is the other side's short rows and sew the back edges to the shoulders.  So close! Find Your Fade designed by Andrea Mowry, knit in Midori Bamboo from The Fiber Lady in a discontinued colorway, plus cotton/bamboo sportweight from Great Adirondack Yarn Co.  Tanwen cowl (Ravelry)– designed by Thayer Preece Parker.  This is the prize for the Knit For Food Knitathon winner.  I'm working it up in Lana Grossa Elastico, a plant-based yarn with elastic in it so it works cables beautifully.   Summer Happiness Crochet Top designed by Concept Creative in Scheepjes Whirl in the color Sherbert Rainbow, a pastel rainbow from pink to blue.   Knitting Fail Thing 1's socks -so proud of myself turning the heel walking from the Washington Monument to the Capitol Building when I realized the sock didn't look right.  I'd grabbed the wrong needles!  I meant to use US 2 (2.75mm) but I grabbed US 1s (2.25mm).   Tanwen – I worked on this a lot riding the DC Metro and while driving with friends to the Air and Space Museum out at Dulles, the one with Space Shuttle Discovery.  This pattern is an 8-row repeat that is easy to memorize, but the cable pattern is tight.  It's easy to think, oh, the next right side row is the cable row, it doesn't need a cable yet.  Wrong, it is the cable row, rip it back. Summer Happiness – I'm on the 3rd of 4 repeats that make up this top and at this point the rows are getting long.  And while on the train to DC I finished one row and got nearly to the end of a second when I realized that I had screwed up way back near the beginning of the previous row.  And it wasn't a mistake I could fudge around, there weren't enough holes in the resulting fabric to place all the next row's stitches.  So I had to rip back alllllll my work.  Grrrrr.  Spinning More progress on my current spin, some beautiful green lightly-speckled cotton from Buchanan Fiber. I brought my Nano2 on the trian on our visit to DC. It worked like a charm!  I finished the 2nd bobbin and as of today I'm nearly done with the 3rd.  I hope to finish it this week. On the Run We walked soooooooo many miles in Washington DC – 9 miles alone our first full day!   Out and About – upcoming Fiber Events around New England NH Sheep and Wool – May 13 & 14 MA Sheep and Woolcraft Fair - May 27-28, Memorial Day Weekend Maine Fiber Frolic – June 3 & 4 I've Got Sunshine As I've mentioned several times, we went to Washington DC last week for school vacation.  What I didn't say is that one of my childhood besties lives down there.  We got to hang out at least a little every day and it was marvelous.  She and I even snuck away for dinner one night, leaving all the kids with our husbands, and we got a little girl time in

Ep 115 recorded  4/28/23 FOs Socks for Thing 2, the second sock is done! Crochet square for Liberty Crochet Mural.  Today I mailed my square to Vermont.  WIPs Socks for Thing 1 – I knit socks for him for Christmas and already they don't fit.   Songe d'été – Ravelry Link (Summer Dreams) designed by Dreaming In Chocolate Designs, knit using Linea Pura Unico yarn by Lana Grossa (discontinued)  Davit designed for Berroco by Amy Palmer, knit using Silk Noir by Great Adirondack Yarn Co bought at Rhinebeck last year. I've reached the short rows for the back, I'm nearly done! Find Your Fade designed by Andrea Mowry, knit in Midori Bamboo from The Fiber Lady in a discontinued colorway, plus cotton/bamboo sportweight from Great Adirondack Yarn Co.   Knitting Fail About ½ an inch down I'd missed the dropped YO and that made a corner I didn't want.   Spinning More progress on my current spin, some beautiful green lightly-speckled cotton from Buchanan Fiber.  On the Run Not much fitness this week.  I pulled a muscle.  Did you know you have muscles in between each of your ribs?  I totally didn't.   Out and About – upcoming Fiber Events around New England CT Sheep and Wool - April 29 NH Sheep and Wool – May 13 & 14 MA Sheep and Woolcraft Fair - May 27-28, Memorial Day Weekend Maine Fiber Frolic – June 3 & 4 I've Got Sunshine We've had lovely weather the last few weeks, so I pulled out my deck planters early and put a few pansies in them and it's really cheered me up.

Talking about finances can be very dry, boring, intimidating, or something we avoid altogether. On this special episode, Jan Blakeley Holman joins Amy Palmer to discuss this and more on an episode of The Modern Elderwoman Podcast.

Talking about finances can be very dry, boring, intimidating, or something we avoid altogether. On this special episode, Jan Blakeley Holman joins Amy Palmer to discuss this and more on an episode of The Modern Elderwoman Podcast.

Ep 114 recorded  3/31/23 Suddenly it's April and wow, where has this year gone already?  Knitathon update - $340,000!!!! That's $85,000 each to Meals on Wheels, No Kid Hungry, World Central Kitchen and Feeding America. FOs Socks for Thing 2 – his Christmas socks -  I unraveled the leg on both and I started re-doing the legs in 2x2 ribbing.  The first sock is done! WIPs Socks for Thing 1 – I knit socks for him for Christmas and already they don't fit.   Socks for Thing 2 – 2nd sock leg restarted Songe d'été – Ravelry Link (Summer Dreams) designed by Dreaming In Chocolate Designs, knit using Linea Pura Unico yarn by Lana Grossa (discontinued) a linen/bamboo blend bought at Webs a few years ago.   Davit designed for Berroco by Amy Palmer, knit using Silk Noir by Great Adirondack Yarn Co bought at Rhinebeck last year.  Summer Happiness Crochet Top designed by Concept Creative in Scheepjes Whirl in the color Sherbert Rainbow, a pastel rainbow from pink to blue.   Find Your Fade designed by Andrea Mowry, knit in Midori Bamboo from The Fiber Lady in a discontinued colorway, plus cotton/bamboo sportweight from Great Adirondack Yarn Co.  I'm fading on my own schedule and not on the one written in the pattern.   Frog Princess Dress Blanket designed by Carol Hladik, a Princess Tiana-inspired  blanket crocheted using Joann's Big Twist acrylic yarn.  Making this for a local charity to raffle off this fall.   On the Run Walking in warm weather – saw a housefire!  Family and dogs are fine. Out and About – upcoming Fiber Events around New England Stitches @ Home – April 1&2 – this weekend! CT Sheep and Wool - April 29 NH Sheep and Wool – May 13 & 14 MA Sheep and Woolcraft Fair - May 27-28, Memorial Day Weekend Maine Fiber Frolic – June 3 & 4 I've Got Sunshine Seed starting with my youngest.  He's my gardener.  10 days ago we transplanted 20 lettuce seedlings then started 184 herbs, veggies and greens.  

Ep 113 recorded  3/16/23 Marching On Welcome back!  I just had a statistic pop up telling me that 2 days ago was my 6th podiversary.  Wow! Knit For Food Knitathon I'm back for a 3rd year – can you please donate $5? No one deserves to be hungry. WIPs Songe d'été – Ravelry Link (Summer Dreams) designed by Dreaming In Chocolate Designs, knit using Linea Pura Unico yarn by Lana Grossa (discontinued). Davit designed for Berroco by Amy Palmer, knit using Silk Noir by Great Adirondack Yarn Co  Summer Happiness Crochet Top designed by Concept Creative in Scheepjes Whirl in the color Sherbert Rainbow Find Your Fade designed by Andrea Mowry, knit in Midori Bamboo from The Fiber Lady in a discontinued colorway, plus cotton/bamboo sportweight from Great Adirondack Yarn Co.   Knitting Fail Really, a crochet fail.  My brain has been a sieve and I kept screwing up the Summer Happiness top.  It's a problem with me, not with the pattern.   Spinning More progress on my current spin, some beautiful green lightly-speckled cotton from Buchanan Fiber. Unfortunately, Buchanan Fiber closed a year or two ago which is sad because I love their cotton slivers. On the Run Adult ballet class, so much fun.  Students from 30 to 84! Out and About – upcoming Fiber Events around New England CT Sheep and Wool - April 29 NH Sheep and Wool – May 13 & 14 MA Sheep and Woolcraft Fair - May 27-28, Memorial Day Weekend Stitches @ Home – April 1&2 Maine Fiber Frolic – June 3 & 4 I've Got Sunshine I bought ballet slippers for class and it was the same store I shopped at as a kid in the 1990s.  So excited to find them still open and doing business.  Shout out to Dancer's Drawer in Attleboro, MA.

Ep 112 recorded  3/1/23 Back from a Break Hey all, long time no talk.  I'd planned to take a few weeks off and it just… stretched.  The truth is I'd lost my mojo, not in podcasting but in knitting, and it's really hard to run a knitting podcast when you're hardly knitting.  WIPs Songe d'été – Ravelry Link (Summer Dreams) designed by Dreaming In Chocolate Designs, knit using Linea Pura Unico yarn by Lana Grossa (discontinued)  Davit designed for Berroco by Amy Palmer, knit using Silk Noir by Great Adirondack Yarn Co  Frog Princess Dress Blanket by Carol Hladik, a Princess Tiana-inspired  blanket crocheted using Joann's Big Twist acrylic yarn.   Summer Happiness Crochet Top designed by Concept Creative in Scheepjes Whirl in the color Sherbert Rainbow Knitting Fail Summer Dreams had a big setback while I was in Florida.   Spinning I brought my Nano 2 from Dreaming Robots to Florida with me.  I love it! On the Run I hit a major milestone on Monday, I swam MORE than 1/3 of a mile!  I swam 650 yards (594m).  Out and About – upcoming Fiber Events around New England Farm and Fiber Days at Wayland Winter Farmer's Market is March 5, this Sunday at Russell's Garden Center in Wayland, MA. CT Sheep and Wool - April 29 NH Sheep and Wool – May 13 & 14 MA Sheep and Woolcraft Fair - May 27-28, Memorial Day Weekend Stitches @ Home – April 1&2 Maine Fiber Frolic – June 3 & 4   Knit For Food Knitathon I'm back for a 3rd year – can you please donate $5? No one deserves to be hungry. I've Got Sunshine We went to Florida last week for school vacation and basically spent the week hanging out at my in-law's pool and playing board games  It was super relaxing and the rest we all needed. 

Soldiers' Angels provides aid, comfort, and resources to the military and veteran community. Bob Dalton sits down with Amy Palmer, Executive Director of Soldiers' Angels, to discuss their work in mobilizing volunteers in San Antonio and beyond to package and ship needed supplies to soldiers around the world and care for military families.Learn more by visiting www.soldiersangels.org

Life is too short for bad beer, and this Summer craft brewers are not just making good IPAs, they're making a difference. The national nonprofit Soldiers' Angels is inviting professional craft breweries of all sizes to brew a custom recipe, "Homefront IPA™" as a fun and unique way to raise funds and honor U.S. service members, veterans, and their families. We talked about it with the initiative's founder and former pro baseball pitcher Chris Ray, and US Air Force veteran and owner of 1700 Brewing, Kevin Mead, and Amy Palmer, President & CEO of Soldiers' Angels.Now go ask your local brewer to join the movement and brew Homefront IPA!For more information check out the Hops for Heroes page herehttps://soldiersangels.org/hops-for-heroes/See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

This week, Thom Gibson interviews Brent and Amy Palmer about Amy's unique work experiences, Brent's creative outlets, and their experience helping plant a church in Austin.

Hi everyone and welcome to another episode of the Romantic Realist!Today's episode is with one of the most beautiful, funniest, and forever severe people I've ever met Amy Palmer!During our conversation we talk about bad dates, knowing who you are, and so much more!So sit back, relax, and enjoy this episode of The Romantic Realist with my very dear friend Amy Palmer!Follow us on Instagram @romanticrealistpodcastDon't forget to share, rate, and subscribe! Stay encouraged! Be kind! And always be romantic!

In this episode, Cara and Missi are joined by Amy Palmer to talk all of the details on getting that first job.  Everything from malpractice, to salary, to asking the right questions, students and new midwives won't want to miss this midwives tell all episode.

In this episode, Cara and Missi are joined by Amy Palmer to talk all of the details on getting that first job.  Everything from malpractice, to salary, to asking the right questions, students and new midwives won't want to miss this midwives tell all episode.

Your hosts Eric Balkman and Ferrell Elliott broadcast the 2021 Fantasy Football Players Championship (FFPC) Pros Vs. Joes Shake and Bake League #2 draft. Forming the Pros tonight are Rich Hribar from Sharp Football Analysis, Establish the Run's Michael Leone, Scott Barrett from Fantasy Points, Dynasty Trades HQ Podcast's Jeremy Browand, Brian Drake from Fighting Chance Fantasy, Pro Football Focus' Dwain McFarland and Broto Fantasy's Jason Petropoulos. Those Pros will battle tonight's Joes field of 2021 FFPC Main Event players Jason Conn, Aaron Leyser, Jay Flake, Mike Stanowski, Bradley Petri, Darren Larson, Mark and Amy Palmer and Robert Trenz. Catch the live draft board at YouTube.com/HighStakesFantasyFootball. Plus, Balky and Ferrell answer your calls, emails, tweets and more all on The High Stakes Fantasy Football Hour!

Looking to get into Esports? Do not miss this episode!In the following episode, I had the pleasure of sitting down with Amy Palmer, president of the Misfits Agency and CEO of PowerwomanTV.  Amy provides a lot of knowledge for those looking to enter Esports and how to develop and build your brand, a big thing that many people fail to do.Topics covered in this episode;Marketing yourself as a professionalCrossover for traditional sports and EsportsImportance of traditional sporting organizations to adopt EsportsConnecting and building rapport with your key target audiencesDNA to be likedDevelopment of partnershipsMental toughness to push contentGenZ takeover is inevitable and coming fastFaZe CCO insightFinal words

'It's all about learning from each other, as much as it's about learning from us'. In this episode, BILT's Amy Palmer interviews the PGCAP team about the new course and teaching online, practising what you preach and their use of formative assessment on the course.

"May no soldier go unloved, May no soldier walk alone, May no soldier be forgotten, Until they all come home." Amy Palmer, president and CEO of Soldiers' Angels, join us to discuss how this national non-profit organization is devoted to honor the sacrifice of our nation's servicemembers, wounded troops, veterans, and their families. Palmer shares why she joined the organization and how the organization has pivoted to continue to support of all the branches of the services. The organization has provided care packages for deployed servicemembers, provided resources to veterans at the VA hospital, and providing adaptive technology for wounded troops. In spite of the pandemic, volunteers helped to adopt 1400 families through their Adopt A Family Program during the holiday season. Amy Palmer will share how Soldiers' Angels plans to continue their efforts in 2021 and how others can join as a way of thanking our military and their families for their service.   Guest:Amy Palmer, President and CEO, Soldiers' Angels   Host: Patty Barron, AUSA's Director of Family Readiness Resources: Soldiers' Angels Web: https://soldiersangels.org/   Recommendations for future topics are welcome via email at podcast@ausa.org.

On this special bonus episode, I’m speaking with Amy Palmer, the president and CEO of Soldiers’ Angels, who’s sharing what Soldiers’ Angels offers and how you can support them or even request services. Soldiers' Angels is a national 501(c)(3) nonprofit that provides aid, comfort, and resources to the military, veterans, and their families. Founded in 2003 by the mother of two American soldiers, hundreds of thousands of Soldiers' Angels "Angel" volunteers assist veterans, wounded and deployed personnel and their families in a variety of unique and effective ways. Their motto is:  “May no soldier go unloved † May no soldier walk alone † May no soldier be forgotten † Until they all come home.” Learn more at soldiersangels.org and find them on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, YouTube, and Instagram. If you’re looking for a way to give back, volunteer, or support military and veterans, there are opportunities, even during this time of COVID! Find out more about the Soldiers' Angels programs.  CLICK HERE FOR RESOURCES MENTIONED AND THIS EPISODE'S SHOW NOTES Get Jen's book, You Are Not Alone: Encouragement for the Heart of a Military Spouse Connect with Milspouse Matters on Instagram Christian Military Spouse Facebook Group

A fascinating discussion about the non-profit world! We also get into some specifics regarding attaining non-profit status and partnering with other organizations for that same purpose. You will thoroughly enjoy getting an inside look at how non-profits are formed, funded, and managed!Support the show (https://paypal.me/aaronspatzpodcast?locale.x=en_US)

Amy Palmer hosts this (largely unedited!) episode with BILT Academic Fellows Zoe Palmer, James Norman and Christian Spielmann, where they discuss the recent changes to their teaching, what has worked (and what hasn't) and what they hope to take forward to next year.

Amy Palmer and Sarah Davies catch up on the latest developments in education at Bristol during the coronavirus outbreak, discussing online teaching and assessment methods and where you can get help and support.

In our penultimate episode of 2019, Amy Palmer, Ash Tierney and Keir Williams talk about public engagement in the curriculum, what happens when it all goes wrong and how this benefits the students.

Amy Palmer hosts our latest episode with guests Alvin Birdi and Christian Spielmann, where they get 'meta' and discuss the use of podcasts as a teaching tool.

Amy Palmer hosts the latest episode of the BILT Broadcast podcast, where she is joined by Sally Barnes (BILT Deputy Director), James Norman (BILT Fellow) and Toby Roberts (BILT Student Fellow) sharing their views on whether we should keep building lecture theatres.

Amy Palmer is joined by Aisling Tierney, Alix Dietzel and Rich Pancost in the lastest episode of BILT Broadcast, exploring how embedded climate change education is in the Bristol curriculum and what else we can be doing to support this important cause.

Amy Palmer hosts this special edition episode of the BILT Broadcast podcast with Caroline Harvey and Amy Wilson of the BILT Operational Team. A chance to find out more about the team, their best BILT moments and fun facts about each of them.

Your hosts Eric Balkman and David A. Gerczak broadcast the 2019 Fantasy Football Players Championship (FFPC) Pros Vs. Joes League #2 It's Not About Money Draft. Forming the Pros tonight are Matthew Freedman and Dave Caban from The Action Network, The Score's Justin Boone, Jeff Mans from Guru Eite, DraftSharks' Jared Smola, Sigmund Bloom from Footballguys, and CBS Sports' Dave Richard. Those Pros will battle tonight's Joes field of 2019 FFPC Main Event players Danny Mueller, Jeremy Roach, Mike Sands, Dave Terpoilli, Mark and Amy Palmer, David Hubbard, Patrick Beasley, Jasen Mitchel and Kevin Kluz. Catch the live draft board here. Plus, Balky and Dave answer your calls, emails, tweets and more all on The High Stakes Fantasy Football Hour!

Amy Palmer and Alison Green from the Berroco Yarn Design Team show you how to empower your cable knitting and get started with a "Choose Your Own Adventure Knitalong." They share details about this special event, along with tips to make the most out of the experience so you can empower your cable knitting know-how! Get my FREE 5-step recipe to tap into your skills and talents to finally start a purpose-driven creative business! Download the audio training now: http://www.KaraGottWarner.com/SecretSauce

Shaun’s son Cooper questioned Shaun’s inability to correctly store two different types of dessert! Cooper had a meltdown so Shaun needed Nathan and Nat’s opinion on his cake storage decision… not sure if Shaun got the answer he was after.Twin Peaks was EVERYTHING in the 90’s and the guys were luckily enough to speak with Sheryl Lee aka Amy Palmer about coming down under and what it was like to play a dead girl. Yet again Nathan experienced a genuine hardship, it involved a tragic story about… Weetbix.We can’t get enough of the drama that continues on the Block with Sara and Hayden, we had to get to the bottom of how the hell they managed to spend $75K on their en suite! Plus Shauny filled us in about what went down at the Adelaide Football Team Camp so we wanted to hear more stories about when you have been scarred by a camp. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ryan spoke with Amy Palmer, CEO of Soldiers' Angels, about the work they do for deployed soldiers, veterans and their families.www.soldiersangels.org

ACS Chemical Biology editors highlight articles from Volume 8, Issue 11 and speak with author Amy Palmer regarding the quantitation and role of zinc in the cell.

  Amy Palmer The Fear-Bustin' Sales CoachTM A Sales & Leadership Artist Amy has never considered herself a “salesperson”.  She is a connector and a relationship builder.  The sales style that she has developed for herself revolves around three key concepts: Build trust. Create a true connection. Be passionate about what you do. As an award-winning former actress, a nationally recognized salesperson, and a top-producing sales manager, Amy brings all of these skills together to help others find a selling style that fits their personality and values.   Rabbi Deborah Schloss is a Conservative rabbi, ordained by the Jewish Theological Seminary in 1996. I have served congregations in West VA, Winnipeg, Manitoba, and Texas. I currently serve as the rabbi of Temple Beth Tikvah in Clear Lake and also work as a chaplain at the MEDVAMC, specializing in palliative care and hospice. I am married and am the proud mother of a 12 year old daughter. My first marriage which unexpectedly and suddenly ended, It helped me realize that with the support of family and friends I was able to do more than I realized was possible at the time and through now! Rabbi Deborah Schloss is a contributing writer to The Women's Torah Commentary: New Insights from Women Rabbis on the 54 Weekly Torah Portions, as well as a couple of publications of The American Rabbi.