Podcast appearances and mentions of amy reed

A happy holidays to you! Hopefully you're wearing that Dead Pilots Society shirt you bought for yourself as a gift while listening to this episode! This is our interview with Amy and Brendan. In it you'll hear an honest take about how hard it is to sell things and make a living in Hollywood these days. We get into Amy & Brendan's writing dynamic, navigating writing with a partner versus writing solo, and the shows Amy and Brendan go back to for inspiration. Thanks for listening—we know you're going to love this episode!WE HAVE MERCH! Merch store: hereFor more information about Dead Pilots Society and to listen to past episodes featuring John Hodgman, Emerald Fennell, and many others, visit: https://maximumfun.org/podcasts/dead-pilots-society.  

It's the end of the year and we have a very special dead pilot for you! This is The 14th Floor written by Amy Reed (The Diary of a Future President) & Brendan Scannell (Bonding).  It centers around an ambitious young executive at multinational McKenna Corp who gets hip-checked by her threatened CEO, and is then banished to the depths of the 14th floor, where a staff of castoffs collect checks doing absolutely nothing. It was setup at HBO and this episode was recorded live at The Elysian Theater in Los Angeles, CA. The cast for this one was outstanding: Olivia Lang (Kung Fu), Maria Bamford (Lady Dynamite), Patrick McDonald (Smosh), Greg Santos (Great News), Anna Seregina, Janet Varney (Platonic, The Legend of Korra), Brendan Scannell, Ellie Reed (I Think You Should Leave), and Amy Reed. Thanks for listening—we know you're going to love this episode!WE HAVE MERCH! Merch store: hereFor more information about Dead Pilots Society and to listen to past episodes featuring John Hodgman, Emerald Fennell, and many others, visit: https://maximumfun.org/podcasts/dead-pilots-society.   

Dr. Amy Reed discusses what Peripheral Artery Disease is, its symptoms and typical treatments. She also shares how you can help prevent the disease.

Amy Reed and John Silvey have taken over as hosts of the Marietta Stories Podcast and want to introduce themselves to you!    They have some great interviews lined up with a twist at the end of each episode!     

Join Dannelle, Cierra, and Caroline for part two of the podcast series all about finally reading those to be read books. We'll be discussing some great books that we picked out for each other from our ever growing to be read pile. Titles include "The Midnight Library" by Matt Haig, "Public Relations" by Katie Heaney, "The Nowhere Girls" by Amy Reed, and more!

SO SAD! Final episode of BIRD IN HAND by Nikki Stern. We now know it's JT behind all the murders as the body from the car was Amy Reed. The team makes a plan to bring JT to justice and gets a surprise when they go to her townhouse to confront her. What happens to the actual BIRD IN HAND? You'll soon find out.Thank you so much, Nikki Stern, for providing us with such an excellent listening experience!Remember, if you like the podcast, please leave a review on whatever platform you use to listen to your podcasts. Or if you don't want to leave a review, just share it, cuz that would be great! Thanks for listening.To check out more of my work, go to my website at cathicolas.com, or find me on Audible. If you're an author looking to turn your book into an audiobook, email me at cathicolas@gmail.com, let's talk. And if you like the podcast, please leave a review or share it on Social Media. Thanks for listening.

Tune in today for Episode 16 of BIRD IN HAND by Nikki Stern. Gordy and Pollack got into JT's condo to look for evidence but came up with nothing.  Sam checks deeper into information on Henry Templeton, GT's husband. Sam receives word that the dead woman was Amy Reed, not JT. Wallace Bonnet tries to escape the police and State troopers but knows he won't get far with his picture all over the internet. Remember, if you like the podcast, please leave a review on whatever platform you use to listen to your podcasts. Or if you don't want to leave a review, just share it, cuz that would be great! Thanks for listening.To check out more of my work, go to my website at cathicolas.com, or find me on Audible. If you're an author looking to turn your book into an audiobook, email me at cathicolas@gmail.com, let's talk. And if you like the podcast, please leave a review or share it on Social Media. Thanks for listening.

When you go on vacation, there is a thin line between having a good time and being uncomfortable because of the personal hygiene kits provided by your lodge. Many travelers have different preferences for bathing soaps and sprays, but do hotels and lodges consider this for each individual? Obviously not. As a result, Anthe created the Onerio, her long dreamt brand, to help travelers have a fulfilling trip by providing clean self-care essentials in eco-friendly, travel-sized containers. How did all this happen?  In this episode Anthe Angelides, Founder of Oneiro along with  Amy Reed, Marketing Director at Oneiro, explains how she grew up with the passion to help travelers have fulfilling trips and how she could turn it into a scalable brand that is gaining traction in the eco-friendly industry decades later. Listen now! Show highlights include: How to transform your brand from a liability to an asset to your customers using a simple mindset shift. (1:20)  Why creating high-quality products (even if they take time) is the best way to build a scalable brand with positive feedback. (6:51)  How to gradually turn an idea into a brand skipping no necessary steps. (7:12) The “leverage” approach to use if you are starting from zero with nothing but just your passion. (8:48) Why it's unethical to throw away your mission for quick profits (and what to do if you find yourself in a similar scenario). (18:08) How to increase your product distribution without being everywhere. (19:01)

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More than 70% of households have a pet, which explains why there is a $100 billion – with a “b” – industry offering related services. What the co-founder of the franchise featured on this episode of She Turned Entrepreneur saw 18 years ago was simple: “We knew the business could be so much more than what it was,” says Amy Reed, whose vision for a multi-service, mobile pet service option is today a thriving franchise opportunity. Pet sitters, walkers and groomers all in one, Woofies offer a 360-degree answer to pet care needs – many of which represent recurring business. Along with her co-founder Leslie Barron, Amy recognized early on the level of intimacy and trust involved. Pet owners are handing over security codes, keys and access to their homes, not to mention their beloved pets. That's why Woofies franchises maintain a gold standard of customer service and reliability. Another reason to become the owner of a Woofies franchise? All the furry friends! The model is adaptable, allowing owners to match their pet sitters with compatible pets and create ongoing relationships with the dogs that they groom. Franchise owners also receive a clear road map that speeds the process and prevents costly startup mistakes. Their intensive two-week training at headquarters in Ashburn, VA, covers every aspect of the business, from customer relations management and other tech systems to scheduling, hiring and marketing. It's pandemic-resistant. Recession-resistant. A member of the venerable Authority Brands family. The mobile nature of the business limits overhead and your van itself acts as a rolling billboard. Franchisees also have the fun of joining a community of pet-lovers, sponsoring popular “Yappy Hours” and other fun events. Establishing the Woofies model took time and a lot of trial and error. If you want to combine a love of animals and entrepreneurialism, you might be the perfect franchisee. Amy and Leslie learned the hard way – so that you don't have to! Click here to listen to, rate and review this or previous She Turned Entrepreneur episodes. Here are key takeaways from the conversation:· Shoot for the stars! If you see a niche that could be so much more, think big about how you might grow and expand a business sector with new services or a twist.· People say you're crazy to quit your corporate job? Could mean you're exactly on track!· Authority Brands is a powerful parent company for home-related franchise services.· The franchise model affords a nice balance between entrepreneurial independence and guardrails to build in success.· Want a marketing twofer? Mobile services out of vans double as rolling advertisements. Here's a quick look into the episode:· Woofies came to be in 2004 – the brainchild of two neighbors looking for pet care in an industry that was sparse. · Seeing a need and having a passion, Amy and her co-founder Leslie Barron quit their corporate jobs and dove into reinventing pet care.· They started walking dogs seven days a week and building a reputation, family by family, for being trustworthy and reliable. Customers who were relocating wanted to know how to find a similar service in their new zip codes.· A Decision Point: How to grow the business – with more corporate locations or a franchise model?· In 2018, Woofies launched its first franchise and in 2022 became part of the Authority Brands family, which is taking Woofies from a local to national profile.· What Woofies provides: o Dog walking (a great recurring revenue stream)o Pet sitting (in-house or overnight at a sitter's house)o Grooming (another great recurring revenue stream)· Woofies Differentiator: Pet sitting is not usually offered by services providing grooming or dog walking. But Amy has found that the three elements are all mutually reinforcing and synergistic. The more involvement, the deeper the bond with pet owners.· Ideal Franchisees: o #1: Understand and share a passion for pets.o #2: Have some amount of business acumen and the operational ability to coordinate and maximize various Woofies services. o #3: Know customer service and how to manage human resources.o #4: Value community, service, charity events and marketing through good will!· What it looks like to join the Woofies family:o A two-week training at headquarters in Ashburn, VA.o Hands-on help learning customer relations management systems, scheduling and live practice with new client consults. o “We try to make it as comprehensive and hands-on as possible!”o Subsequent to training, there are weekly and monthly follow-up calls and supplemental field support.o Franchise owners are the ultimate customer, so the Woofies ethic is all about tending to their success and satisfaction first.· Why being part of the Authority Brands family was pivotal: Amy and her partner wanted access to the most sophisticated resources possible to support franchisees.· The franchise model offers a balance between entrepreneurial independence and the know-how and experience acquired over time in developing the brand.· Initial Investment: The one-time franchise fee is $48,500, which is included in overall startup costs that run between $115,000-$200,000 (somewhat dependent on whether the franchisee works from home the first year). The mobile nature of the business reduces overhead while the van itself acts as a marketing tool. Royalties are 6.5% with a 1% brand marketing fee. · Interested in owning a Woofies franchise? Here's the baseline:o A net worth of at least $350,000-$400,000.o Liquid capital of $70,000-$80,000.· About the vans: Most people don't buy them outright. There is a lease option through Authority Brands. · The best part of being a Woofies franchisee? Hands down the interaction with pets. Being able to create your own independent business is icing on the cake!· It's an incredible time to be part of the $100 billion pet industry!To learn more about Woofies or other franchise opportunities, click here to set up a call.

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As part of this year's MQ Student Writers' Festival, Lili Watkins-Murphy and Ahrya Reddy discuss Amy Reed's The Nowhere Girls and Candice Carty-Williams' Queenie as examples of the impact of the #MeToo movement in fiction. 

If you're thinking about buying an existing business… or selling yours, there are some key things to think about in order to increase your chances of success. In this episode, Amy Reed, who actually doesn't own a float center, joins the crew to talk about her acquisition of a well-established yoga studio. Her heart-centered approach is one to which many float center owners can relate. Amy shares the behind-the-scenes decisions she had to make when evaluating taking over, why “staging” is important in any business - not just real estate, and why understanding your business's unique value proposition is critical. You'll also hear her two secrets to picking “the one” if you're going into business with someone else, why it's so important to have a professional team to guide you along the way, and what three big things you should look for before buying a business. Even if you're not looking at making such a big move, you'll also hear some indispensable themes about inclusivity and what your communications and marketing strategies say about your business. Sponsors HelmBot (https://Helmbot.com) I-Sopod Float Tank (https://i-sopod.com) Mindfull Solutions (https://mindfull.solutions)

Dr. Amy Reed and John Wagner join the Pensacola Expert Panel to discuss their partnership together bringing better health care and coverage to individuals with Medicare advantage. Correction: Department of Agriculture NOT USDA.)

Host: Kate MacKay Producer: Madeline Goldberger Guest: Amy Reed-Sandoval from University of Nevada, Las Vegas Transcript: Provided by Otter.ai Project: Reed-Sandoval, A. (2021). Revisiting Relational Pandemic Ethics in Light of the COVID-19 Abortion Bans in the United States. International Journal of Feminist Approaches to Bioethics, 14(1), 141–156. https://doi.org/10.3138/ijfab-14.1.07 Music: 'The City Sleeps' by Death By Ginger

Amy Reed just took over the director job at the history museum and she has plans. Good thing her fried and co-worker, Christa McCay knows how to execute Amy's creative ideas. In their latest collaboration, Marietta 1899, Color Captured in Black and White,  Amy and Christa created a memorial day weekend in Marietta full of every day life.  I love what the future holds for the museum and so will you.

Might an education for children featuring philosophy be one of the keys to developing a more civil society? Prof. Amy Reed-Sandoval (UNLV) discusses how wonder is integral to philosophy and how this complements a child's natural inclination to know more about the world and others. But Philosophy for Children is not just about children. Adults can learn a great deal about their own perceptions on meaning, life, and the importance of play.Living Philosophy is brought to you by Philosophy2u.com.Host:Dr Todd MeiSponsors:Philosophy2u.comHillary Hutchinson, Career and Change Coach at Transitioning Your LifeMartin Bunzl, author of Thinking while WalkingHermeneutics in Real LifeLinks Related to this Episode:Amy Reed-Sandoval (personal website)Amy on Twitter (@AmyReedSandoval)Oaxaca, MexicoTriquis Indigenous PeoplePhilosophy for ChildrenMatthew LipmanMargaret SharpJohn DeweyTheseus' Ship Thought ExperimentDeductive logicMashika/Aztec PhilosophyMusic: Earth and the Moon, by KetsaLogo Art: Angela Silva

Dr. Amy Reed and Dr. William Blanchard talk well care versus health care, and why it’s important to get to the root of your health issue to help you live the most vibrant and full life possible!!!

Resources:https://www.eatright.org/ http://www.DietaryGuidelines.govwww.healthaccountabilitycoach.comwww.facebook.com/houselifestylesWelcome back Pediatric Dietitian, Amy Reed. Amy has more than 18 years' experience as a pediatric dietitian at Cincinnati Children's Hospital and she is a spokesperson for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics. Its purpose is to give advice on what Americans should eat and drink to promote health and reduce the risk of chronic disease. Every 5 years the Academy posts the newest information as “Dietary Guidelines for Americans''. The 2020 -2025 edition marks the first time the Guidelines provide recommendations by life stage, from birth through older adulthood. The report is available for anyone to read at http://www.DietaryGuidelines.gov. With the addition of recommendations for the youngest children, Amy is excited to talk about the comprehensive report on the state of nutrition science. Amy helps us dive into the guidelines and tells us how to incorporate modest changes that aid in pushing us closer to nutrient recommendations. She will show us how people can make food and beverage choices that are rich in nutrition and how those choices become a healthy routine over time. The science shows that it's never too late to start and maintain a healthy dietary pattern, which can yield health benefits in the short term and cumulatively over years. Amy Reed, MS, RD, CSP, LDPrevious Episodes:Podcast episode 5: Feeding Our Kids Minds With Food and Words. Interview with Pediatric Dietitian Amy ReedPodcast episode 33: Hooked on Diet Culture at an Early Age.

  Now that we are entering the last transition phase of COVID-19 in the United States where we are moving from an epidemic to endemic for the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus, we need to focus on how safest to get there. Clearly, the introduction of a highly effective vaccine is abbreviating the time it would normally take to get our population immunity to this novel virus. What would have taken 2-5 years with multiple outbreaks throughout the country will now be less than 18 months before we get to a point where we no longer have massive spikes of cases, hospitalizations, and deaths from COVID-19. Who is Dr. Noorchashm? My guest is public health expert, Dr. Hooman Noorchashm of Philadelphia, PA. He is a retired cardiothoracic surgeon and PhD immunologist who gained prominence in the public eye over the battle he and his wife had with the FDA. Their story is both inspiring and sobering as his wife Amy, a critical care trained anesthesiologist, fell to cancer in 2017. She underwent a routine laparoscopic surgery for a stage I (least dangerous) uterine cancer. At the time, a morselator was used to grind up the uterus in the abdomen and avoid the need for a larger incision. Sadly, the morselization process itself would create a metastatic spread of the primarily benign cancer. Fortunately, the odds of this outcome were very low (~1/350-400 surgeries). However, when you look at how many of these procedures were done for this condition it amounted to hundreds of women each year who were significantly harmed. This led Dr. Noorchashm and his wife to advocate for all the women in the future who might be affected in the same way she was. Their argument was that there were other ways of accomplishing a hysterectomy that didn't involve the risk of spreading the cancer, however small, that could be used. Bringing risk to a small minority of people was simply unacceptable and violated one of the core tenets of medical ethics - First Do No Harm. Who Should Get the Vaccine? The most important question we have to ask ourselves is who should get the vaccine? Initially, the question was who had the highest priority to get the vaccine which was in a limited supply. Now, however, there is far more mRNA vaccine available than demand for the vaccination. So now the question comes down to who should get the vaccine, or rather, who shouldn't get vaccinated? This is where Dr. Noorchashm argues that anyone who has had COVID-19 and cleared the disease should not get vaccinated. There are no other cases where we vaccinate people against a disease after they have successfully fought it off (flu doesn't count since there are many different types of flu that are different). In fact, most recently, when the chicken pox vaccine was introduced, one of the first questions asked was whether the child had already had chicken pox. A near immunological certainty is that once you have cleared a viral infection, you have immunity that is at least if not more robust than immunity you can acquire from a vaccine. Vaccines clearly create immunity, but it is obviously not the only way to acquire immunity. People who have been infected with SARS-CoV-2  also have immunity and will receive no benefit from a vaccination. So if you receive no benefit from a medical intervention and can only be harmed (however unlikely it may be) then it is unethical to do that intervention. The FDA and CDC Guidance is Not Only Wrong, But Unethical. Strangely, the FDA and CDC have issued guidance that all people eligible for vaccination receive them whether they have had COVID-19 or not. But this guidance is flawed and only puts people at risk who will gain no benefit from the vaccine. This is bad science, a lack of understanding of basic immunology, and not looking at current studies which show definitively that people who have been infected get antibodies. By definition, if you are doing something that only provides risk, no matter how small, is unethical and wrong. Dr. Noorchashm states clearly that the American people can handle complicated instructions and don't need to be put at risk by our health experts unnecessarily. What Should We Do About Vaccinations Then? Instructions for vaccinations should be fairly straightforward. If you have had COVID-19 and cleared the infection do not get vaccinated. If you are unsure whether or not you had COVID-19, get an antibody titer drawn to see if you have immunity. If not, get vaccinated. If you do, don't get vaccinated. Get vaccinated if you haven't had COVID and don't suspect it or have no reason to suspect an asymptomatic infection. (Front line health care worker, point person in retail, close family members or friends who had it) Pretty simple.   Dr. Noorchashm is an immunologist and public health advocate residing in the Philadelphia area. He is pictured here with his late wife Dr. Amy Reed and their family.   show notes   Episode 128: Today's show Episode 086: When does the pandemic end? Episode 096: From pandemic to epidemic. Episode 099: Myocarditis isn't real from asymptomatic COVID-19. Episode 101: From Killer to Common Cold Episode 114: We're in the Transitional Phase now doctorpodcastnetwork.com/larrykeller: Today's sponsor for the show Doctor Podcast Network: The home for the Paradocs and a number of other physician based podcasts. Top 20 Physicians Podcasts Made Simply Web Site Creations: This is the great, affordable website service that built my wife's podcast site. I cannot recommend this company more to someone looking for creating a website. 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Dr. Hooman Noorchashm Physician-scientist Dr. Hooman Noorchashm is an advocate for patient safety, ethics and women’s health. He specializes in cardiothoracic surgery and has taught and practiced medicine for nearly two decades. When his wife, also a doctor, Dr. Amy Reed, tragically (and needlessly) passed away from complications of an FDA approved gynecologist procedure that is still in essence performed today, Dr. Noorchashm began his new incarnation of patient advocacy of do no harm. Dr. Noorchashm now brings this perspective to why some people may have adverse effects from the vaccine. And how this might translate into who should or should not get the vaccine. As well as how we might test this ourselves. Faculty appointments for Dr. Noorchashm's include positions at the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine, Harvard Medical School, Thomas Jefferson University Hospital and the Philadelphia VA Hospital. In addition to peer-reviewed publications, he has authored medical book chapters and has lectured at several annual medical meetings and conferences. In 2017, Dr. Noorchashm founded the American Patient Defense Union, Inc. which he describes as “a union of, by and for patients — capable of providing adequately powered liability signals to the corporate healthcare establishment so that it can improve and evolve.” In this show you will learn: Dr. Noorchashm’s theory of why vaccine complications might be happening. How you can test yourself. Dr. Noorchashm’s points and discussion of how everyone should be screened before getting the vaccine. About early intervention. and Why biopsying fibroids before removal makes sense. Faculty appointments for Dr. Noorchashm's include positions at the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine, Harvard Medical School, Thomas Jefferson University Hospital and the Philadelphia VA Hospital. In addition to peer-reviewed publications, he has authored medical book chapters and has lectured at several annual medical meetings and conferences. In 2017, Dr. Noorchashm founded the American Patient Defense Union, Inc. which he describes as “a union of, by and for patients — capable of providing adequately powered liability signals to the corporate healthcare establishment so that it can improve and evolve.” Links: American Patient Defense Union

This week FIRST CHAPTER FRIDAYS features a dramatic romance, Invincible by Amy Reed, about a teenage girl who survives a terminal cancer diagnosis, only to get trapped in the deadly spiral of addiction.

Welcome to Our Life In Books where we talk about our lives, books and everything in between! This week we’re talking about some of the amazing books coming out in March! Of course, we can’t talk about all of them, so please let us know which books you're looking forward to and if we missed any! Grab your favorite cup of tea and join us!   ENTER TO WIN: I Killed Zoe Spanos by Kit Frick - https://ourlifeinbookspodcast.com/book-giveaway   Our Life in Books Patreon- https://www.patreon.com/ourlifeinbooks Our Life In Books Tea- https://www.adagio.com/signature_blend/list.html?userId=696813O Our Life In Books Society- https://www.facebook.com/groups/ourlifeinbookssociety   Follow Our Life In Books- https://linktr.ee/ourlifeinbooks_ Follow Elizabeth- https://linktr.ee/bookishconnoisseur Follow Samantha- https://linktr.ee/samanthamccombs   Elven Nectar- https://riddlesteashoppe.com/collections/looseleaf/products/elven-nectar-tea-sample  Honey Girl by Morgan Rogers- https://amzn.to/3ccFozF  This Missing Sister by Elle Marr- https://amzn.to/2PFQqpv  When Wishes Bleed by Casey L. Bond- https://amzn.to/30n4FBF  Glamour of Midnight by Casey L. Bond- https://amzn.to/3v5GndO  The Weight of a Thousand Feathers by Brian Conaghan- https://amzn.to/3v4kGe2  Dr. Seuss Enterprises Ceases Publication of six Titles Because of Racist Stereotypes - https://lithub.com/dr-seuss-enterprises-ceases-publication-of-six-titles-because-of-racist-stereotypes/ 10 Book Alternatives to Dr. Seuss You Should Read to Your Kids- https://www.globalcitizen.org/en/content/dr-seuss-book-alternatives-diversity-kids/  Nicola Yoon’s Newest YA Novel Has A Hint Of Supernatural, And We’re Giving You A Sneak Peek - https://www.buzzfeed.com/farrahpenn/nicola-yoon-instructions-for-dancing-excerpt Sneak Peek of “The Bright & The Pale” Will Enchant You! - https://www.epicreads.com/blog/the-bright-the-pale-sneak-peek/ I Killed Zoe Spanos by Kit Frick- https://amzn.to/3ch3ABb  Every Last Fear by Alex Finlay- https://amzn.to/3kUxoHs  Lost in the Never Woods by Aiden Thomas- https://amzn.to/3v4mMdH  The Castle School (for Troubled Girls) by Alyssa B. Sheinmel- https://amzn.to/3bpeky4  When We Were Infinite by Kelly Loy Gilbert- https://amzn.to/3sYDhpP  Tell Me My Name by Amy Reed- https://amzn.to/3t4HWXB  Perfect on Paper by Sophie Gonzales- https://amzn.to/3rtXpA3  Bruised by Tanya Boteju- https://amzn.to/3ceARN1  Sweet & Bitter Magic by Adrienne Tooley- https://amzn.to/2PL76Mv   Firekeeper’s Daughter by Angeline Boulley- https://amzn.to/3enCD18  I Think I Love You by Auriane Desombre- https://amzn.to/3t66rUl  Machinehood by S.B. Divya- https://amzn.to/3br5Czh  A Better Bad Idea by Laurie Devore- https://amzn.to/3bpWBX3  Black Boy Out of Time: A Memoir by Hari Ziyad- https://amzn.to/2O45jSj  The Girls Are All So Nice Here by Laurie Elizabeth Flynn- https://amzn.to/3c6N9qU  The Bone Maker by Sarah Beth Durst- https://amzn.to/3cecNtW  Fight For Her by Liz Plum- https://amzn.to/3qrGo8m  The House Uptown by Melissa Gingsburg- https://amzn.to/38l7urc   The Bright and the Pale by Jessica Rubinkowski- https://amzn.to/3rrB328  The Mirror Season by Anna-Marie McLemore- https://amzn.to/2O3fqXv  After Alice Fell by Kim Taylor Blakemore- https://amzn.to/3v7ZQdy  Namesake by Adrienne Young- https://amzn.to/3ekIp3K  Chain of Iron by Cassandra Clare- https://amzn.to/3brk7TF  Covet by Tracey Wolff- https://amzn.to/38hoTRK  Bridge of Souls by Victoria Schwab- https://amzn.to/38n7Nlt  Infinity Reaper by Adam Silvera- https://amzn.to/3bp54Ka  Phoenix Flame by Sara Holland- https://amzn.to/3vfLdoS 

This episode of Delta Dispatches features environmental law experts providing an overview of the legal and regulatory backdrop upon which Louisiana is executing its coastal restoration and protection efforts. Amy Reed, Staff Attorney, and Jarryd Page, Public Interest Law Fellow, both from the Environmental Law Institute, join Simone and Jacques to discuss the forthcoming draft Environmental Impact Statement for the Mid Barataria Sediment Diversion. They also discuss the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) and other important laws guiding the implementation of this large-scale coastal restoration project. More importantly, they highlight how the public and stakeholders can get involved and participate in this process. Learn more at ELI.org and by reading this ELI blog post about the regulatory process surrounding the diversion.

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This episode of Delta Dispatches features environmental law experts providing an overview of the legal and regulatory backdrop upon which Louisiana is executing its coastal restoration and protection efforts. Amy Reed, Staff Attorney, and Jarryd Page, Public Interest Law Fellow, both from the Environmental Law Institute, join Simone and Jacques to discuss the forthcoming draft Environmental Impact Statement for the Mid Barataria Sediment Diversion. They also discuss the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) and other important laws guiding the implementation of this large-scale coastal restoration project. More importantly, they highlight how the public and stakeholders can get involved and participate in this process. Learn more at ELI.org (http://eli.org/) and by reading this ELI blog post (https://www.eli.org/vibrant-environment-blog/sediment-diversions-big-projects-confront-land-loss-mississippi-river-delta) about the regulatory process surrounding the diversion.

Joining me today is Amy Reed. Amy is the Co-Founder of Woofies. Woofies is an award winning pet care franchise that provides pet sitting, dog walking and mobile grooming. Woofies was named one of the nation’s top 100 Small Businesses by the US Chamber of Commerce and their new Woofie’s Academy Pet Grooming School won Franchise Update Media’s 2020 Innovation AwardAmy and her co-founder were recently recognized as a Top 50 Woman of Wonder by Franchise Dictionary Magazine.I hope you enjoy today's discussion with Amy Reed from Woofies. https://ownawoofies.com

Is there emotional safety in being your authentic self? Pam speaks to Amy Reed about her personal journey with coming out and the undeniable freedom that resides in living your truth. Amy Reed is a devoted and curious listener. She has developed these skills through the journey of learning to listen to herself deeply. Amy is a certified Coach through Your Infinite Life and can be found at www.amyreedcoaching.com.

What is the benefit of having your executive team vested in your franchise? Amy Reed and Michelle Novy discuss how it works for Woofie's and how they have created a team of amazing women! Join The Coterie for Women at https://www.thecoterieforwomen.com/

November 18th, 2020 Audible Bleeding Joins the SVS Family of Publications! The Audible Bleeding team is proud to announce that we are joining the Society for Vascular Surgery (SVS) family and will be a formal publication of the vascular society.  Three leaders in the SVS join us to discuss the goals and process for this transition. Ken Slaw, PhD (@almostyoda) is a first time guest on the podcast and the executive director of the SVS. Ron Dalman, MD (@stanfordvasc) is a returning guest, president of the SVS and chief of vascular surgery at Stanford health care. Amy Reed, MD is a returning guest, chair of the communications committee, and chief of vascular surgery at the University of Minnesota. We want to learn more about how the vascular surgery community uses podcasts and how we can improve - Click here to fill out our Listener Survey 2.0 Let us know if you want to give more detailed feedback and be more involved by leaving your email at the end of the survey.   If you enjoy our content, please contribute to Support Audible Bleeding.  Follow us on Twitter: @AudibleBleeding

It speaks volumes about your business when a customer becomes a part of the team. That's how Michelle Novy landed at Woofie's. And now she is vested in the business. Learn how Amy and her partner created such a positive culture and how they have pivoted in their business during COVI-19. Join The Coterie for Women at https://www.thecoterieforwomen.com/

Amy Reed and Michelle Novy of Woofie's have a great team of women running their corporate office. They tell us how they built that team and discuss their core values and culture. It is clear they have a passion for what they do. They are unique in having every member of their team vested in the business. Tune in to learn how they do it!   Join The Coterie for Women at https://www.thecoterieforwomen.com/     SHOW LESS      

Trudy (Keefer) Eckstine and Amy Reed from the AASHTO Accreditation Program explore certification requirements in the construction materials testing industry.

In this new Modrn Business podcast, we chat with CEO of Woofies, Amy Reed! We learn how Woofies intertwines technology and pet services, how they stay ahead of their competition through multiple recurring revenue streams, advice Amy has for emerging franchisors and some initiatives they have for 2021.

Matt talks with the Co-chairs of the American Foundation Suicide Prevention, Nebraska charter about suicide, Amy Reed and Jen Sparrock, about why it happens, what we can do to prevent it, and how we can have open conversations to break the stigma.

What is driving this year’s record-breaking Atlantic hurricane season? And what implications is it having on coastal communities in the Gulf of Mexico? In this podcast, Amy Reed, Director of ELI’s Gulf of Mexico program, discusses the 2020 hurricane season and what it means for those who call the Gulf home.

Today’s Franchise Spotlight is on Amy Reed, Co-owner and Co-founder of Woofies! Amy shares her thoughts on the most important part of growing a business: team building! And we’re joined by Michele Novy, Woofies’ Director of Marketing and newest team member!      Plus, a Health & Safety Spotlight featuring TITLE Boxing Club.  Shout outs today to Springboard, Franchise Update Media, and #WoofiesAcademy! Thanks to Franchise Payments Network, POLN8, Northeast Color, and Social Joey.

This episode we discuss The Nowhere Girls by Amy Reed. We do the regular discussions of characters and what we generally thought of the book, and we also talk about how it handles it's message and it's portrayal of feminism. (And we gush about how much we loved Erin). Find us on twitter @debutantepod, or email us at debutantes.and.debauchery@gmail.com. You can also visit us at our website, Debutantes and Debauchery Podcast. Be sure to check there for links to BLM and voting resources as well as ways to help with the fires on the west coast. Music: "Day Trips" by Ketsa from the Free Music Archive

Food shaming puts undue stress on parents, especially as kids go back to school.  Our guest, Amy Reed, is a pediatric dietitian who is teaching parents how to advocate for the needs of their kids.  Whether your child is labeled as a “picky eater” or has significant challenges receiving nutrition, parents who aren’t confident in what they feed their kids are susceptible to food shaming and bullying. As a pediatric dietitian, Amy evaluates how well a child is growing and how their nutritional status is helping or hurting their growth.  She works with kids with a wide range of eating issues and reminds us that eating is a learned skill.  Each child develops the skill at their own pace. Amy encourages parents to feed their kids with confidence, they know their child run best. Key Points: All foods have their place. Stay away from fads that eliminate food groups. One thing is constant: fruits and veggies are important. Look for information from credible sources: Professionals with training and credentials https://www.eatright.org/find-an-expert NIH Nutrition Resources https://www.nhlbi.nih.gov/health/educational/wecan/eat-right/index.htm HealthyChildren.org https://healthychildren.org/English/Pages/default.aspx Talk to a registered dietitian Eating is a skill.  What may look like a picky eater could be a child who is developing at a different pace. Parents of children with feeding issues often blame themselves and feel blamed by others. Many parents feel guilty because they aren’t sure what to feed their kids.  Lack of confidence make them vulnerable to misinformation. Parents should rely on good quality information rather than fads or marketing, especially during the pandemic. Family events can be very stressful for parent dealing with feeding issues. Don’t buy into “in my day kids ate what was put in front of them” guilt. Bring something along just in case. If you are hosting, ask about what the kids can eat. Have a go-to response, “I appreciate your concern.  We are working with professionals and have a plan.” Remember it is only one meal.  If all the kid can eat is the cake, it doesn’t make you a bad parent. Links: Amy Reed https://www.amyreednutrition.com/blog/2018/03/06/lets-talk-gmos-part-1 https://www.amyreednutrition.com/blog/2018/03/08/lets-talk-gmos-part-2 https://cincinnati.momcollective.com/food-shaming/ https://www.amyreednutrition.com/blog/2018/4/23/how-to-be-supportive-of-a-family-with-a-picky-eater Have you liked the Food Bullying Podcast’s Facebook page? Food Bullying: How to Avoid Buying BS by Michele Payn Embrace Your Heart with Eliz Greene

What can philosophy tell us about immigration and identity? Amy Reed-Sandoval, assistant professor of philosophy at UNLV, is the founder of two Philosophy for Children (P4C) initiatives: one in Oaxaca, Mexico, and one at the U.S.-Mexico border in El Paso. She is the author of the new book, Socially Undocumented: Identity and Immigration Justice. Amy … Continue reading "Episode #14: Amy Reed-Sandoval"

Welcome to Our Life In Books where we talk about our lives, books and everything in between! This week we’re recommending loads of books by BIPOC authors. We believe it’s important to diversify your reading and with that in mind, we compiled a list of books by black authors that we’re adding to our lists and think you should too! Grab your favorite cup of tea (and your Goodreads app) and join us!   Our Life in Books Patreon- https://www.patreon.com/ourlifeinbooks Our Life In Books Tea- https://www.adagio.com/signature_blend/list.html?userId=696813O Our Life In Books Society- https://www.facebook.com/groups/ourlifeinbookssociety   Follow Our Life In Books- https://linktr.ee/ourlifeinbooks_ Follow Elizabeth- https://linktr.ee/bookishconnoisseur Follow Samantha- https://linktr.ee/bookishstateofmind   Tea Irish Breakfast from Tea Cellar- https://www.teacellartea.com/shop/irish-breakfast/   Currently Reading One of Us in Lying by Karen M McManus- https://amzn.to/3eVSMZ6  Stamped by Ibram X Kendi & Jason Reynolds (YA)- https://amzn.to/2ZyKvUC Stamped by Ibram X Kendi (Adult)- https://amzn.to/3iq9GBjThe Sullivan Sisters by Kathryn Ormsbee- https://amzn.to/38pyggX  Chaos Seed Series by Aleron Kong- https://amzn.to/3glm8As  Dread Nation by Justina Ireland- https://amzn.to/2VJ4u1U  Juneteenth Book Fest - https://bookshop.org/lists/juneteenth-book-fest-2020-shop Goodreads- An Anti-Racist Reading List: 20 Highly Rated Nonfiction Books by Black Authors Epic Reads- 55 Black-Owned Bookstores That Need Our Support Epic Reads- 17 New YA Books by Black Authors to Support- Now & Always Penguin Random House - 25 Books by Contemporary Black Authors Riveted by Simon Teen - Black Stories Matter: Books by Black Authors You Should Read ASAP Riveted by Simon Teen - Upcoming Books by Black Authors That We Can’t Wait for U to Read! Riveted by Simon Teen - Black Booktubers and Bookstagrammers You Should Be Following Riveted by Simon Teen - Black-Owned Bookstores to Buy From and Follow on Social Media The Sound of Stars by Alechia Dow - https://amzn.to/2CYs18f  The Hate U Give by Angie Thomas- https://amzn.to/3gpIr89  On the Come Up by Angie Thomas- https://amzn.to/2D7craC  By Sea & Sky by Antoine Bandele- https://amzn.to/2NQLbiv  When You Were Everything by Ashley Woodfolk- https://amzn.to/3is4o8i  A Song Below Water by Bethany C. 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McKinney- https://amzn.to/3gtrFoN  Undead Girl Gang by Lily Anderson- https://amzn.to/3gmjKJM  You Should See Me in a Crown by Leah Johnson- https://amzn.to/3f0tfxZ  Dear Haiti, Love Alaine by Maika Moulite- https://amzn.to/2C6wy85  I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings by Maya Angelou- https://amzn.to/2NP2pgq  Color Me In by Natasha Diaz- https://amzn.to/2ZEbCgS  Dear Martin by Nic Stone- https://amzn.to/2ZOxlmH  Binti series by Nnedi Okorafor- https://amzn.to/2BsCGYJ   Everything, Everything by Nicola Yoon- https://amzn.to/3gpzo7k  The Sun is Also a Star by Nicola Yoon- https://amzn.to/2BBWOaz    When the Stars Lead to You by Ronni Davis- https://amzn.to/31OGa26   Girls Like Us by Randi Pink- https://amzn.to/2AsMQI5  A Song of Wraiths and Ruin by Roseanne Brown- https://amzn.to/3gpFvZ4   Legendborn by Tracy Deonn- https://amzn.to/38pboyh  Allegedly by Tiffany D. Jackson- https://amzn.to/3dXaev5    Monday’s Not Coming by Tiffany D. 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I'm joined by friend and fellow radio personality, DeLyte, to discuss systemic racism, police brutality, and focus on the plausible solutions. ****EDIT: I did not correctly recall the story regarding Dover PD’s lawsuit, and have the story backwards. White officers sued for being overlooked & better qualified for a position. I apologize for incorrectly sharing that story.**** Follow DeLyte: IG: @delytethevoice Subscribe to the podcast on iTunes or Soundcloud, and weigh in anytime: Twitter: @theAmyMCR IG/FB: @AmyMCR You can also leave a voicemail on my "Amy Reed, Life Coach" google voice #: 302-469-1662. Yes, I did pick that number because it has "69" in it. Grow up.

Dr. Amy Reed is a professor and chief of the division of vascular surgery at the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis, MN.  She is an accomplished academic surgeon and clinically active across a broad scope of vascular surgery practice but is here today mostly in her role as the Society for Vascular Surgery (SVS) secretary to discuss SVS membership opportunities and recently available resources put out by the SVS to address the COVID-19 pandemic. COVID-19 Links SVS COVID-19 Resources SVS COVID-19 Townhall - March 27, 2020 Upcoming Debakey Live Content - HD, “Let’s not learn alone” and Impact on education COVID-19 Guidelines for Triage of Vascular Surgery Patients American Board of Surgery (ABS) COVID-19 Updates SVS Links SVS Membership History and Giants of Vascular Surgery SVSConnect SVSPulse

In Socially Undocumented: Identity and Immigration Justice (Oxford University Press, 2020), Amy Reed-Sandoval reframes the question of immigration justice by focusing on the historical development and lived experiences of socially undocumented identity. Drawing on ethnography, phenomenological analysis, storytelling, and a non-ideal theory approach, she tracks the development of racialized, class-based, and gendered elements of socially undocumented identity and the unjust constraints that target this identity. She looks at concrete steps for how to address socially undocumented oppression, not just at the level of immigration policy, but also through the work of non-state actors and the socially undocumented themselves. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In Socially Undocumented: Identity and Immigration Justice (Oxford University Press, 2020), Amy Reed-Sandoval reframes the question of immigration justice by focusing on the historical development and lived experiences of socially undocumented identity. Drawing on ethnography, phenomenological analysis, storytelling, and a non-ideal theory approach, she tracks the development of racialized, class-based, and gendered elements of socially undocumented identity and the unjust constraints that target this identity. She looks at concrete steps for how to address socially undocumented oppression, not just at the level of immigration policy, but also through the work of non-state actors and the socially undocumented themselves. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We talk must watch TV, should Netflix track usage, and does this really count as stealing from Target? Plus, why Jillian Michaels statements weren't attacks on Lizzo, and we get kid advice from Kailee in Dover, DE. We also have an "Amy Reed, Life Coach" which is pretty much me telling my dates why they should date someone else. Your question of the week: What's the difference between a sign and a coincidence? TV Show: The Circle (Also watching Marvelous Mrs. Maisel and Good Girls) Subscribe to the podcast on iTunes our Soundcloud, weigh in: Twitter: @theAmyMCR IG/Snap: @AmyMCR

Welcome to 2020! Let's talk what Lori Loughlin, dababy and Rod Stewart have in common. We also discuss murder, World War 3, and if money even really means anything. Plus, an Amy Reed, Life Coach talks "hating your job" and I sold my first set of feet pictures. For how much? Listen & find out. Have a question for Amy Reed, Life Coach? 302-469-1662 Things to Watch: Sex, Explained (Netflix) You (Netflix) Things to Read: The Summer Child (by Dot Hutchison) Subscribe to the podcast in iTunes or Soundcloud & weigh in: Twitter: @theAmyMCR Snap/IG/FB: @AmyMCR

New week and we talk about the old reasons you're unfriending people on social media, some major news in NCAA football & NFL, and the worst part of about big trucks. Or the best, depending who you ask. We also get some advice from Amy Reed, Life Coach on how to break into your significant other's phone. You're welcome.

65 days left in 2019! We talk about equality not really being equal, how much money Bank of America thinks you should have. Plus, must hear music and a question for Amy Reed, Life Coach. Music: Jukebox Rehab "Two Empty Glasses" TV: BoJack Horseman Have a question for Amy Reed, Life Coach? Leave a message at 302-469-1662! (It goes straight to voicemail, you don't have to talk to anyone! :D ) Subscribe in iTunes & Soundcloud, weigh in anytime: Twitter: @theAmyMCR IG/Snap/FB: @AmyMCR

Olá, pessoas! Nosso Orelhando de hoje está especial, com dicas literárias deliciosas de nossos ouvintes e amigos. Aqui temos de tudo, de crônicas a romances, de biografias a clássicos, tudo recheado das mais lindas histórias e curiosas narrativas. Se eu fosse você, não perdia! Ana Maria - A mulher de pés descalços (Scholastique Mukasonga) Lisa Fernandes - Comunidade (Zygmunt Bauman) Elaine - O fim do homem soviético (Svetlana Alexijevich0 Tatiana Branco - A vegetariana (Han Kang) Laila Cruzeiro - O Dono do Morro: Um homem e a batalha pelo Rio (Misha Glenny) Diego Caruso - 1984 (George Orwell) Tiago Mavieiro - Tonio Kröger (Thomas Mann) Raquel Arellano - O peso do pássaro morto (Aline Bei) Ana Barbieri - Brasil: Nunca Mais (Paulo Evaristo Arns) Mauro Siqueira - Matadouro 5 (Kurt Vonnegut) Vera Ceccarello - Enclausurado (Ian McEwan) & Um defeito de cor (Ana Maria Gonçalves) Camylla Martiniano - As anônimas: Para todas as garotas do mundo (Amy Reed) & Tudo Nela Brilha E Queima (Ryane Leão) Gisele Lima - Demian (Hermann Hesse) Guilherme Manhães - O Grande Gatsby (F. Scott Fitzgerald) Camille Larrúbia - O que é que ele tem (Olivia Byington) Rafaela Craizer - As melhores histórias da mitologia africana (Ademilson Franchini e Carmen Seganfredo) Giovanna Gonçalves - A Preparação do Ator (Constantin Stanislavski) Giovanna Maia - Supernormal (Pedro Neschling) & Trinta e Poucos (Antonio Prata) Marcela Vianna - Carol (Patricia Highsmith) Fernanda - Tempo Entre Costuras (María Dueñas) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tem-gente-podcast/message

On episode 17 of our Help Hope Heroes podcast we sit down with Amy Reed of the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. Hear Amy's touching story that inspired her to get involved, and how she became the co-chair of the Nebraska chapter. We discuss the alarming data around suicide in our country, warning signs and what you can do to help someone in need, all leading up to their Out of the Darkness walk on September 8th.

As we ramp up towards Ragas Live Festival 2019, we are sharing all 24 sets of last years incredible festival.  3AM-4AM was a special moment for us all.   Ross Hammond (guitar), Pawan Benjamin (sax/bansuri), Sameer Gupta (drums)   Special Guests Renald St. Juste (percussion), Morgan Zwerlein (percussion) join in for the last jams.     Sacramento guitarist Ross Hammond has played on large stages and in small corners throughout the United States and beyond. His sound is equal parts jazz, folk, blues, spirituals and world music.  He has played for Hillary Clinton, to audiences of five and all points in between.  Ross has collaborated/gigged/recorded with: Kevin Seconds, Oliver Lake, Pheeroan AkLaff, Vinny Golia, Vladimir Tarasov, Tetuzi Akiyama, Nicole Mitchell, Lizz Wright, Dwight Trible, Calvin Weston, Jamaaladeen Tacuma, Alex Cine, Suzuki Junzo, Amy Reed, Nels Cline, Jeff Parker, Max Johnson, Steve Adams, Ken Filiano, Mike Pride, Catherine Sikora, Scott Amendola, Steuart Liebig, Sameer Gupta, Tony Passarell and more.      

In my 5thpodcast, on Feb. 8, 2019, I introduced you to Amy Reed, Dietitian, MS, RDN, CSP, LD. Amy is a Pediatric Dietitian with over 18 years of experience at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital who is now in private practice as well as working part time at Northeast Cincinnati Pediatric Associates. In podcast 5 she discusses her passion for children’s health and the role we, as parents, have in setting the right foundation for their lifelong journey with nutrition and fitness. What we feed them, what we make available to them, how we perceive food, nutrition, appearance, fitness, etc, all leave a lasting impression.Amy reached out to me to discuss a hot nutrition topic. We start with some basic facts about children and nutrition.· Just because a child looks underweight or overweight doesn’t mean they are.· Each child has a different genetic makeup and will follow their own growth curve.· You should offer healthy food to all your kids, regardless of their size, and teach them how to make healthy choices.· Pointing out your child as having a weight issue can leave them with negative feelings about not pleasing their parents.· Size stigma is a real issue for children. It means judging them on their size alone before getting to know them.· Children are learning that calories are bad. They need to be taught that growing bodies need calories, calories are energy.· Parents on extreme diets teach children that they will need to worry about their weight as adults.· The earlier teens start to diet, the more likely they are to be in a weight cycle. They look at diet as a temporary thing. They lose some, gain more back then repeat that cycle.· When you see a drastic weight loss, in a school age child, you need to find out how they got there. If you applaud the weight loss, you are cheering for the outcome without knowing if the weight was lost in a healthy manner. You could be reinforcing an unhealthy method such as starvation to lose weight.· It is natural and okay for children to gain weight during puberty. Girls gain abdominal fat as their body prepares for eventual childbearing. Boys tend to gain more muscle mass. If you restrict calories at this time you could be hindering their growth or even their fertility.· Sports specialization is happening at young ages. It can be a double-edged sword. It keeps select, competitive, athletes actively involved in practicing their sport. On the other hand, the children who enjoy playing but are not good enough to get on the select team can feel defeated and quit the sport entirely. The activity and enjoyment they got from sports is often replaced by sedentary pursuits.· We need to encourage public access to recreational activities to reinforce the idea that activity is fun for everyone.Today’s hot topic;Kurbo, a new app launched by WW (formerly Weight Watchers)Kurbo is an app targeted at children ages 8-17 to track their food intake and set goals for weight loss.We all want our kids to eat healthy meals that fulfill the requirements for their growing bodies. At the same time, we want to teach them healthy habits about nutrition and exercise that will follow them into adulthood. On the surface, Kurbo may seem like a good idea and Weight Watchers, as a company, has helped many adults reach and maintain their desired weight. However, this app, designed for children as young as 8, has many aspects that could cause lifelong issues with weight and self-image. The program is based on a stoplight diet that was originally created in the late 90’s by Stanford University. It places food into three categories: Red for foods you should stop eating, Yellow for foods you should eat in moderation and Green for foods you can eat as much as you want.· Children are encouraged to set goals which can be helpful. While having more confidence or more energy are positive goals, they can also choose “make my parents happy” or “look better in my clothes”. These types of goals are not healthy and can lead to eating disorders· This app is based on weight loss not nutritious eating. Unless you teach your children nutritious eating habits, they will continually be on the weight loss cycle.· Many foods that are healthy and give you energy are placed in the red category.· Growing children need calcium but according to this diet plan, calcium rich foods are in the red category. Your kids would need to get all their calcium from things like kale or spinach and we all know how that would work.· The app can be punitive in that if you eat too many foods in the yellow category, they become the red category.· The app labels foods as good or bad. Children see things in black and white and will struggle their whole life if they feel like calories are their enemy and not the fuel they need for energy.· The “experts” who are coaching your children are not doctors, dietitians or people in the medical field. They are experts in communication, tourism management, political economy and business. They have no medical experience and do not have access to medical records to determine what may or may not be healthy for your child.Instead of using the Kurbo app:· Don’t make everything about food or weight.· Save negative self-talk for private conversations away from kids.· Rather than restricting unhealthy foods, make healthy options more available.· Model healthy behavior.· Do not use food as a reward. Brainstorm other things that your child would like.· If you are concerned about your child’s weight. consult a medical professional without your child being present.Articles concerning adolescent weight loss and health: https://www.amyreednutrition.com/blog/2019/5/6/dieting-is-not-a-family-activityhttps://local12.com/news/good-morning-cincinnati/keto-diets-should-not-be-a-family-affair?fbclid=IwAR08x-ljRIw0_Kzx1FI7LLUPBX67Z7LWGFS8gxwBfQPTVuHZfRtK6sj0VdAhttps://sunnysideupnutrition.com/wws-new-app-whats-the-big-deal/https://pediatrics.aappublications.org/content/138/3/e20161649Amy Reed, MS, RD, CSP, LDPediatric DietitianOwner, Amy Reed Nutrition, LLCFollow on:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/amyreednutrition/Twitter: https://twitter.com/rdn_amyInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/amyreednutrition/

Amy Reed is Co-Founder and Co-Owner of Woofie's, LLC, Woofie's Mobile Pet Spa, LLC and Woofie's Pet Ventures, LLC, all based in Ashburn, Va. Woofie’s is a new franchise that is the first to offer the combined services of personalized pet sitting, dog walking and mobile pet spa. Prior to Woofie's, Amy Reed had over 10 years of experience in Marketing, Sales, and Sales Training with a successful track record in high-tech start-up companies and large carrier organizations.   Key Takeaways: [0:18] Today’s episode of Franchise Euphoria is brought to you by IndyFranchiseLaw.com, a leading resource in the franchise space. Head over to IndyFranchiseLaw.com learn more! [0:59] Josh introduces today’s guest, Amy Reed, the co-founder and co-owner of the Woofies franchise. [2:27] Josh welcomes Amy to Franchise Euphoria. [2:59] Amy tells the story of how she got into this unique industry fifteen years ago. [5:16] Amy remembers that initially people couldn’t believe that she was leaving her six-figure salary job to “go walk dogs” but she explains that people just didn’t understand the need for this type of service like they do now since it was such an unsaturated market. [8:03] To kickstart their business, Amy and her partner started with really traditional marketing – putting an ad her local media and going door to door to pitch their business. [11:16] Amy reflects on the degree of trust that is necessary for hiring personnel for your business. She admits it was hard to release control in the beginning, but she realized it was a necessity to see the growth they wanted. [12:35] While Amy tells us she always had franchising in the back of her mind as an option for the business, they recognized the benefit of fine tuning their business before they took that step. [16:05] Reflecting over the last fifteen years, Amy details the changes in the industry that have come about due to developments in technologies and demand. [20:37] For Amy, the ideal Woofies franchisee is first and foremost somebody who loves animals. Beyond that, you need to have a business foundation, be able to multi-task, and know how to build a great team. [22:37] Woofies owner-operators will need to purchase a mobile grooming van, and while it isn’t required to have a local office, it is recommended. [25:05] If you want to learn more about the Woofies franchise, visit www.ownawoofies.com. [25:35] Thanks for listening, and please, reach out to Josh anytime through email at josh@franchiseeuphoria.com. If you enjoyed this interview, please leave us a review on iTunes.   Mentioned in This Episode: josh@franchiseeuphoria.com www.franchiseeuphoria.com www.indyfranchiselaw.com www.woofies.com www.woofies.com/franchise www.facebook.com/woofies www.ownawoofies.com

Amy Reed is an Asheville, NC based writer. She got sober in Oakland, CA in 2008 in the rooms of Alcoholics Anonymous and dabbled a little in Buddhism via Kevin Griffin and Spirit Rock. When she moved to Asheville with her family in 2014, she found herself drifting away from 12-steps and struggled to find a recovery community in her new town. Then she saw a flyer for Refuge Recovery in a café, went to her first meeting in the summer of 2016, and found exactly what she was looking for. She soon started a dedicated meditation practice, became active in her local and regional Refuge community, and was elected Asheville’s inter-sangha treasurer. In 2018, she was invited to join the Refuge Recovery Literature Committee and became part of the team that co-wrote what would eventually become The Dharma of Recovery, the first literature offering of the Recovery Dharma program. In February 2019, she joined the Refuge Recovery Board of Directors. On July 13, 2019, Amy represented the newly formed organization Recovery Dharma at the State of the State Address at the Refuge Recovery 5th Annual Conference in Chicago, joining Noah Levine in outlining the two new organizations that have been born from the dissolving of Refuge Recovery. She is currently on the core transition team of Recovery Dharma and has been busy behind the scenes helping to build this new grassroots movement using Buddhist practice and principles to end the suffering of addiction.We are accepting donations to offer scholarships to the Buddhist Recovery Summit https://www.buddhistrecovery.org/donateInternational BRN Summit https://www.buddhistrecoverysummit.org/Recovery Dharma https://recoverydharma.org/Find out more at https://brn-podcast.pinecast.co

WIJSF International President Biggi Vinkeloe (sax, flute) will perform with The Howard Trio with Amy Bormet (p) and Tina Raymond (d) at the 9th annual Washington Women in Jazz Festival on March 31, 2019, that features a Young Artist Showcase, business panels/discussions, jam sessions, and a diverse series of concerts celebrating women in jazz. Created by Amy Bormet in 2011, Washington Women in Jazz hosts an annual festival (WWJF) each March to celebrate the women of the DC jazz community. Amy Reed is a visual artist and composer living in Sacramento, CA. She is the founder of Ma, a series that supports creative work by women at Gold Lion Arts, a performance/education space she co-creates with Ross Hammond. She studied extensively with Sarah Flohr. She allows her painting practice and her composing practice to inform her extensive research into performance, video, sound, improvisation, and listening. Recent work: Solo electric guitar, Ione’s 20th Annual Dream Festival; virtual Artists-in-Residence dream duo with ecologist Dr. Leo Polansky, large ensemble work with Phillip Greenlief, and an active duo with Ross Hammond performing original and traditional material. http://www.washingtonwomeninjazz.comhttp://maseriesarts.orghttp://www.wijsf.org

Being healthy, happy and fit is a goal that most of us would agree is desirable. The amount of effort we put towards reaching that goal for ourselves is entirely up to us. But what about our children. By what we feed them, what we make available to them, how we perceive food, nutrition, appearance, fitness, etc. we are instilling in them the basis for their lifelong journey with nutrition and health. How scary is that? Are we screwing up our kids by underfeeding, overfeeding, not the right foods, not enough balance, picky eaters, etc?Today I will interview Amy Reed, Dietitian, MS, RDN, CSP, LD. Amy is a Pediatric Dietitian who had 19 years of experience at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital before starting a private practice. She will walk us through all sorts of hard questions that we might be afraid to ask or not know who we should be asking (pediatrician, dietitian, therapist)?1. Picky eaters2. Overweight/underweight3. Family eating – making it fun4. Is there enough nutrition balance within the home?5. Could we be accidently attributing to future eating disorders?Determining if your child is healthy involves many factors of which weight is only one piece of the puzzle. You must also consider: Do they eat a variety of food that is good for them? Are they active? Do they drink plenty of water Are they happy? Do they have low screen time? Do you have family meals? It is important to follow up those questions with ones about yourself. Are you portraying a healthy body image. Are you using positive words about food choices and exercise. Children are not born with an instruction book about how to properly feed them. Parents do not need to feel guilty about or apologize their children’s weight. Guilt makes it hard to be successful in your efforts. Professional help is available, so do not hesitate to seek it out.Homework:1. Have at least one family meal this week. Make sure it is about togetherness and not what food is or is not eaten. Serve it family style where each person serves themselves. 2. Do a family activity such as taking a walk or bike ride if weather permits or have an indoor dance session or game of twister. Get moving as a family. 3. Assess your cupboards and fridge. Make sure fruit, veggies and other healthy choices are available. Pre-set snack plates for after school snacks. 4. If you have been considering consulting a professional, purity it on your to do list. My theory is always “Knowledge is Power” and today is about opening our minds to a professional’s opinion What you do with that information is up to you.Goal setting will always be part of your homework. Once a week write down your focus or goals for the week. Every Friday reassess them, tweak them or change them to fit your needs. It’s “Your journey, your way”.Links:Direction Not Perfection, Accountability and Coaching from your Wine-loving Dietitianhttps://braughlerbooks.com/store/books/direction-not-perfectionAmy Reed Nutrition: https://www.amyreednutrition.comSips, Tips and Tricks to reduce sugar in your family’s diethttps://www.facebook.com/events/273752826626552/Blog Link: Kind is the new toughhttps://www.amyreednutrition.com/blog/2018/01/11/kind-is-the-new-toughBlog Link: Encourage health rather than weight changehttps://www.amyreednutrition.com/blog/2018/5/7/encourage-health-rather-than-weight-change

Editor and former literary agent Amy Tipton and I discuss her career in publishing and her approach to editing. We chat about her time representing Courtney Summers, Amy Reed, and many other famous YA authors and I thank her for a crucial note she gave me when I was revising Banneker Bones and the Giant Robot Bees. She shares her philosophy of revision, the new services she's offering through Feral Girl Books, the most common mistakes writers make, and much, much more. In her own words: I graduated from Naropa University with a B.A. in Writing and Literature and received my MFA from New College of California in Writing. I have been working in the publishing industry for 13 years and started freelance editing in 2018. Prior to that, I was a literary agent at Signature Literary Agency since 2009. (I first stepped into the role of literary agent at Peter Rubie Literary Agency, now FinePrint Literary Management, in 2007.) I started out as an assistant and office manager at several agencies including JCA Literary Agency, Diana Finch Literary Agency, Gina Maccoby Literary Agency, and Liza Dawson Associates, as a book scout for Aram Fox, Inc., and as a freelance editor for Lauren Weisberger (author of The Devil Wears Prada). My years of experience culling books from the slush pile give me confidence I can help you too! (Not just a service for those looking for an agent … Maybe you already have an agent but they are less editorial-minded and you are going on sub or got an RR from an editor … Maybe you’re self-publishing … Whatever the situation, consider me your professional CP! ) www.middlegradeninja.com amy-tipton.com

We are beginning to see more body diversity for girls and women in the media and social media…But what about boys? What messages are they getting about body size/shape and what images are they seeing? What can parents, coaches and healthcare professionals do to be more aware and supportive? My guests today, Heather Mangieri and Amy Reed, help me work through these questions and more around boys and body image. Get full show notes and more information here: https://www.soundbitesrd.com/95

Eric and Kelly talk good books about mental illness, dream author duos and the books they’d create, and wrap up the show highlighting some of their summer TBR titles. Sponsored by Neanderthal Opens the Door To The Universe by Preston Norton and Monday’s Note Coming by Tiffany D. Jackson, presented by Epic Reads. Hey YA is available on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Google Play, and right here on Book Riot. Show Notes: Leah on the Offbeat by Becky Albertalli Mirage by Somiya Daud Photographic: The Life of Graciela Iturbide by Isabel Quintero and Zeke Pena I Stop Somewhere by TE Carter "Twitter 10 years ago" search Don't Call Me Crazy: 33 Voices Start The Conversation About Mental Health edited by Kelly Jensen The Memory of Light by Francisco X Stork The First Time She Drowned by Kerry Kletter Crazy by Amy Reed My Heart and Other Black Holes by Jasmine Warga Queens of Geek by Jen Wilde The Rest of Us Just Live Here by Patrick Ness This Impossible Light by Lily Myers A World Without You by Beth Revis When Reason Breaks by Cindy L. Rodriguez Highly Illogical Behavior by John Corey Whaley Something Like Normal by Trish Doller Life Inside My Mind edited by Jessica Burkhart What If It's Us by Becky Albertalli and Adam Silvera Burn for Burn (trilogy) by Jenny Han and Siobhan Vivian Roomies by Sara Zarr and Tara Altebrando My Lady Jane by Cynthia Hand, Brodi Ashton, Jodi Meadows Tell Me No Lies by Adele Griffin Here To Stay by Sara Farizan Contagion by Erin Bowman Our Stories Our Voices: 21 YA Authors Get Real About Injustice, Empowerment, and Growing Up Female in America edited by Amy Reed. Hullmetal Girls by Emily Skruskie Jack of Hearts and Other Parts by Lev AC Rosen The Unfortunates by Kim Liggett Give Me Your Hand by Megan Abbott  

It doesn't matter what night you tune in to Division III basketball, something will surprise you. There are teams leading conferences that weren't expected to be in the conversation, there are programs who continue their record-setting starts to the season, and others who seem to be defying expectations - well, at least those outside of the locker room. On Thursday's edition of Hoopsville, Dave chats with a few coaches who have programs currently excelling - even if they have hit some bumps in the road recently. One has his program off to the best start in a storied program's history, another is leading a conference that has it's traditional leaders off the pace a bit, a third who was never thought would be on top, and a fourth looking to try and change national minds. This week's WBCA Center Court guest is Stephanie Stevens of Gallaudet University, the national deaf and hard of hearing University, in our nation's capital. She will discuss what it is like to coach using a different language along with her involvement in the WBCA's Diversity and Inclusion committee. Stevens was a recent honoree of the WBCA Thirty Under 30. Hoopsville is presented by D3hoops.com and airs from the WBCA/NABC Studio. Guests include (in order of appearance): - Bob Amsberry, No. 2 Wartburg women's coach  - Amy Reed, RIT women's coach - Stephanie Stevens, Gallaudet women's coach (WBCA Center Court) - Darryl Keckler, Drew men's coach - Kyle Lindsay, Adrian men's coach

Life advice for you from "Amy Reed, Life Coach"...but then I need "[Insert Your Name Here], Life Coach" about my lifestyle and current financial situation. A majority of people don't like talking money; why there is a stigma about it, I'm not sure, but let's knock that off, ok?

Is a note the best way to tell your partner you're expecting? Did Ethel and Fred's fight over naming rights inspire the Phoebe/Phoebo moment from Friends? Does Ricky sing too much in this episode? Y / N It's a BONUS POD! This week, we welcome writer Amy Reed to the podcast while we recap "Lucy is Enceinte," not available on our traditional platforms. *Per CBS and Philip Morris regulations, the word "pregnancy" has been bleeped.

The season has started fast and for some teams they still haven't lost. Not unexpected for some, maybe completely unexpected for others. And there was a big battle between #1 and #2 in Division III men's basketball on tap! On Thursday's edition of Hoopsville, Dave was back in studio and talked to some of the teams who find themselves without a loss, but probably still with plenty of questions that remain unanswered. Many of the teams are nationally ranked, but one of the teams finds itself undefeated and receiving narry a point in any of the Division III polls. Also on Thursday's edition, Dave will talked LIVE with both Amherst and Babson head coaches after not only a rate No. 1 vs. No. 2 regular season battle, but another thrilling double-overtime game between the two. Both coaches took the time to chat after the game. Guests included (in order): - Bob Amsberry, No. 8 Wartburg women's coach - Amy Reed, Rochester Tech women's coach - Landry Kosmalski, No. 22 Swarthmore men's coach - Jon VanderWal, No. 3 Marietta men's coach - Dave Hixon, No. 1 Amherst - Stephen Brennan, No. 2 Babson men's coach This is most likley the last Thursday edition of Hoopsville before the holiday break (due to D3football.com coverage of Gagliardi Trophy and Stagg Bowl next week and proximity of Christmas the following week). The Thursday edition of the show will return January 5, 2017 - but stay tuned if we change our minds in two weeks.

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A discussion with two scholars of medical rhetoric. Dr. Lisa Meloncon analyzes websites available for adolescent boys with depression and Dr. Amy Reed discusses competing pamphlets about Down Syndrome given to expectant parents.

This week, Jeff and Rebecca talk book gluts, sci-fi awards, romance sales, the McSweeney's kickstarter, Macmillan tries bundling, new books, and much more. This epsiode is sponsored by Scribd, Audible, THE NOVICE by Taran Matharu, and INVICIBLE by Amy Reed.

This week, Amanda, Rebecca, and Jeff answer reader recommendation requests for summer time holidays and reading. This episode is sponsored by Scribd, Squarespace, and Invincible by Amy Reed.

Looking for more One Last Thought content? You can now join the OLT Insider program at: glow.fm/oltinsider and unlock your very own private feed packed with exclusive episodes!Guests: Amy Reed, Pedro Pena III.In this week’s episode of The One Last Thought Podcast, we are joined by Amy Reed and Pedro Pena III. Unbeknownst to them, they were both sharing thoughts about overcoming fear, working through self-made obstacles, and the power of positive self-talk.Guest bios: Amy Reed is the Head Women’s Basketball Coach at Rochester Institute of Technology in Rochester, NY, an NCAA Division III institute. Pedro Pena III is the Podcast Host of “My Stuttering Life”, a YouTube Content Creator, and Persian Gulf War Veteran. Connect with our guests:Amy Reed:WebsiteInstagramEmail: abratl@rit.eduPedro Pena III:Website LinkedInTwitter InstagramFacebookYouTubeEmail: Mystutteringlife@gmail.comSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/one-last-thought/exclusive-content