Podcast appearances and mentions of angela andrews

Send us a Text Message.This podcast episode offers a dynamic roadmap to reignite your workout routine, blending fitness insights from Dr. Angela Andrews with motivational strategies to help you reclaim your fitness journey.Email me at angelalifestylemd@gmail.com if you find this episode helpful!Follow me on Instagram @angelalifestylemd and don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to my podcast & SHARE this episode.

Big mistakes. Colossal setbacks. Bad days. We've all been there. But how do we find a way forward? The Compiler team shares two stories of unexpected challenges and happy endings.

Are you yearning for wisdom from the trenches of healthcare? Look no further. Today Dr. Angela Andrews lets us in on the secret of why more time with patients can uncover underlying health issues, and how a physician's own wellness can directly impact their practice. It's a candid conversation about the medical world that you won't want to miss.Transitioning into retirement or an empty nest can feel like a daunting prospect, but it's also a chance for reinvention. We navigate these uncharted waters, highlighting the importance of purpose and self-care. You'll be inspired by a man who found a new lease on life by donating a kidney, a true testament to the power of altruism. Later, we switch gears and delve into the demands of caregiving, balancing self-care, and the liberation that comes from letting go of grudges. Hold on tight, because this journey is about to get real.There's a big announcement in this episode so make sure to give it a listen. I'm excited to share the next phase of my journey as a primary care doctor with you AND  my top six pieces of advice for patients that do not involve special diets or strenuous exercise routines.Enjoy the show!Follow me on Instagram @angelalifestylemd and don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to my podcast & SHARE this episode.

We sit down with Angela Andrews and learn her perspective of life. Mother of 5 children on the spectrum, data scientist, and nero-divergent herself. Angela helps us better understand a mile in her shoes.

Join my brand new training, The First Class Coach Bootcamp: How to hit your first 100K and get your clients results while working full-time, taking place from September 24th-26th from 8-9:30 PM EST. In this never before seen training, I will teach you the 3 strategies you need to hit your income and impact goals while practicing medicine full-time. During the Bootcamp, we will open the doors to The Doctor Coach School™, my comprehensive coach training program for women doctors of color, where you will learn how to make your first 100K and get your clients 100% results. If you can't attend live, there will be a replay for all registrants.  We have a special bonus: When you submit your application within the 3-day Bootcamp, if admitted to the school, you will qualify for a one-on-one VIP Day with me where we will create your 90-day roadmap to sign your first clients and make $20K. Sign up for the Bootcamp now.******************************************************************************Welcome to another episode of The Doctor Coach School™ Podcast.Dr. Angela attended my launch a year ago. She had never coached before. She did not know what she wanted to coach on.It just felt right.She submitted her application to join DCS.What I love about Dr. Angela is that she kept showing up. Even on days that she felt messy.Something shifted when Dr. Angela embraced being a coach. She knew she had something inside of her.She had achieved transformation and she knew that she could help someone else achieve it without any hurdles.She embodied that fully.She makes decisions like the earner she wants to become.She recently signed a $6K client who has ghosted her.That is the DCS difference.I want to help you do this.Sign up for The First Class Coach Bootcamp, where I will teach you the exact strategies that I used to make 6-figures and get my clients 100% results as a coach while working full-time as a doctor.Dates: September 24th-26th.There will be a replay if you can't attend liveMentioned in the episodeInstagram - Angela Lifestyle MDPodcast - The Lifestyle MDEmail - angelalifestylemd@gmail.com Let's Connect: On Instagram On Facebook On LinkedIn On TikTok On my website

As we continue our series on amazing pop-up vendors that have emerged out of the pandemic, it is our pleasure to introduce to you the creators behind the local pop-up business What the Succulent: Brittany Herrera, Antonina Herrera and Angela Andrews. Unfortunately, only Brittany and Angela could join us for this episode but their stories will hit home with many of our European immigrant community. Angela tells us how her family immigrated from Sicily, Italy over the course of five years nearly fifty-one years ago. She describes what it was like settling into San Pedro and starting school as a young girl without speaking English. Brittany shares what it was like growing up in a large Italian family here in San Pedro and how this community will always be her forever home. Both women work professionally in other fields, Brittany as a social worker with Los Angeles County and Angela as Operation Project Specialist for Rainbow Services, and operate What the Succulent with their third partner Antonina as a business that grew from a beloved hobby. Share this episode and information with friends, family or co-workers and leave us a review. Follow and subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode. You can also support the podcast by becoming a patron at patreon.com/hellosanpedro where you'll get access to bonus episodes and more. Follow us on instagram for more San Pedro content at @hellosppodcast. Thanks for listening, – Amanda + Jess Our website https://www.hellosanpedro.com/ What the Succulent's Instagram https://www.instagram.com/what.thesucculent/ HSP Episode 53 with Elizabeth Eastlund of Rainbow Services https://spotifyanchor-web.app.link/e/sKAOT64Nosb Thank you to Rock Ashfield at Palm Realty Boutique for the generous recording space! Rock Ashfield https://rockthehouse.prbhomes.com/ Palm Realty Boutique San Pedro 255 W 6th St. San Pedro, CA 90731

In this episode of the Tiaras and Tech podcast, Shelley Benhoff talks to Angela Andrews on the topic of getting started in tech. Shelley is a Business Owner, Author, and Professional Speaker. She is also a Sitecore Technology MVP with experience as a Lead Developer for many years. Intro Hello, Gems! Welcome to another episode of Tiaras and Tech. I'm your host, Shelley Benhoff, and today I'm talking to Angela Andrews about Getting Started in Tech. She is an AWS Certified Solutions Architect, and co-host of the Compiler Podcast. We talked about how tech is not just development, the importance of representation, and getting your first job. Without further ado, on to the episode! Connect with Angela! https://twitter.com/ScooterPhoenix https://www.linkedin.com/in/angelawandrews/ Connect with Shelley! https://twitter.com/sbenhoff https://pluralsight.pxf.io/mgGLbO Tiaras and Tech is dedicated to providing inspiration for women & marginalized groups in tech. We aim to provide support, celebrate successes, & discuss how we're treated. Follow us! YouTube, Twitter, TikTok, Instagram @tiarasandtech tiarasandtech.com Tiaras and Tech is a HoffsTech production. Thank you to Jerome Heaven for producing this episode! Theme music by Nobuo Uematsu and Juan Medrano https://ocremix.org/remix/OCR03610 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tiaras-and-tech/support

On today's Day Two Cloud we have a career conversation with Angela Andrews, a Solution Architect at Red Hat. Angela provides an introduction to OpenShift, a cloud-based offering for running and orchestrating Kubernetes containers in public clouds and on premises from Red Hat. We also discuss how to integrate communication skills with technical knowledge, the role of a Solution Architect, how to stay on top of new and changing technologies, and more.

On today's Day Two Cloud we have a career conversation with Angela Andrews, a Solution Architect at Red Hat. Angela provides an introduction to OpenShift, a cloud-based offering for running and orchestrating Kubernetes containers in public clouds and on premises from Red Hat. We also discuss how to integrate communication skills with technical knowledge, the role of a Solution Architect, how to stay on top of new and changing technologies, and more.

On today's Day Two Cloud we have a career conversation with Angela Andrews, a Solution Architect at Red Hat. Angela provides an introduction to OpenShift, a cloud-based offering for running and orchestrating Kubernetes containers in public clouds and on premises from Red Hat. We also discuss how to integrate communication skills with technical knowledge, the role of a Solution Architect, how to stay on top of new and changing technologies, and more.

On today's Day Two Cloud we have a career conversation with Angela Andrews, a Solution Architect at Red Hat. Angela provides an introduction to OpenShift, a cloud-based offering for running and orchestrating Kubernetes containers in public clouds and on premises from Red Hat. We also discuss how to integrate communication skills with technical knowledge, the role of a Solution Architect, how to stay on top of new and changing technologies, and more. The post Day Two Cloud 130: Getting Started With OpenShift For Kubernetes Orchestration appeared first on Packet Pushers.

On today's Day Two Cloud we have a career conversation with Angela Andrews, a Solution Architect at Red Hat. Angela provides an introduction to OpenShift, a cloud-based offering for running and orchestrating Kubernetes containers in public clouds and on premises from Red Hat. We also discuss how to integrate communication skills with technical knowledge, the role of a Solution Architect, how to stay on top of new and changing technologies, and more. The post Day Two Cloud 130: Getting Started With OpenShift For Kubernetes Orchestration appeared first on Packet Pushers.

On today's Day Two Cloud we have a career conversation with Angela Andrews, a Solution Architect at Red Hat. Angela provides an introduction to OpenShift, a cloud-based offering for running and orchestrating Kubernetes containers in public clouds and on premises from Red Hat. We also discuss how to integrate communication skills with technical knowledge, the role of a Solution Architect, how to stay on top of new and changing technologies, and more. The post Day Two Cloud 130: Getting Started With OpenShift For Kubernetes Orchestration appeared first on Packet Pushers.

We're happy to welcome our very special guest, Angela Andrews, to Disrupting the Cloud. Angela shares her Linux and tech journey, building community and culture, and share her favorite Linux distribution. Brandon tells a tall tale of tech lore, and LaBrina commits to joining the Linux club over the holiday break.We're Social!You can find Angela on twitter:https://twitter.com/ScooterPhoenixAnd check out her podcast at Red Hat, Compiler:https://www.redhat.com/en/compiler-podcastYou can find the Disrupting the Cloud crew here:https://twitter.com/disruptthecloudhttps://twitter.com/chixcancodehttps://twitter.com/brandonmartinez

Techish is back with a brand new episode! While Abadesi is on holiday, Michael and guest Angela Andrews, Co-host of the Compiler podcast, break down:- Coding bootcamp tips (1:13)- Apple diagnosing cognitive decline through your phone  (06:52)- Google's new $2.1b NYC campus (10:08)- Tesla's racism allegations from one of its factory workers (15:56)- Crypto-trading hamster outperforming the S&P 500 (19:45)—————————————————————Episode is sponsored by Red Hat's Compiler podcast!Listen up here: https://link.chtbl.com/compiler?sid=podcast.techish—————————————————————www.pocitjobs.com for roles for POC in techwww.hustlecrew.co for talks and training to make your company more inclusive—————————————————————Extra Reading:www.techcrunch.com/2021/09/21/apple-is-reportedly-working-on-mental-health-monitoring-using-iphone-datawww.nypost.com/2021/09/21/google-buys-nyc-campus-for-2-1-b-one-of-biggest-office-deals-everwww.aljazeera.com/news/2021/9/24/tesla-to-face-racism-allegations-from-black-worker-in-open-courtwww.fortune.com/2021/09/27/crypto-trading-hamster-beats-warren-buffett-cathie-wood-sp-500————————————————————Use the hashtag #Techish on Twitter & IGSupport Techish at www.patreon.com/techishAdvertise on Techish: goo.gl/forms/MY0F79gkRG6Jp8dJ2-----------------Stay In Touch:www.twitter.com/michaelberhane_www.twitter.com/abadesiwww.twitter.com/hustlecrewlivetwitter.com/techishpodEmail us at techishpod@gmail.com

Compiler is an original podcast from Red Hat discussing tech topics big, small and strange. In this episode, Angela Andrews and Brent Simoneaux dive into whether or not managers should learn to code. They speak with Red Hatters who are vocal about what role, if any, that managers have in the code base—and why they fight to keep their hands on keys for as long as they can. Check out Compiler wherever you listen to podcasts. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This episode contains: - The Waffle, where we talk about Diageo's Flora and Fauna series and try a few birds and badgers; - The Whisky, where we review a new Tasmanian release from Hobart Whisky; - Whisky Would You Rather, where we test our Bunnahabhain loyalties; - Waffling With, where we ask Gareth and Angela Andrews from Fleurieu about their whisky, their barrel names and their logo; and - Smash Session Savour, where we take on the hardest question we've ever faced in the history of this challenge! Please support us on Patreon and get access to drams and bonus content! www.patreon.com/whiskywaffle

From the creators of Command Line Heroes, our new original show unravels tech topics both big and bizarre. Join hosts Angela Andrews and Brent Simoneaux as they discuss the things that move technology forward, today and beyond. Compiler premieres August 2021. Find out more at redhat.com/en/compiler-podcast. 

In this episode, we talk about the grand experiment that is distributed conferences with Paul Campbell, founder of Tito and creator of Ull Conference, and Angela Andrews, associate solutions architect at Red Hat, and avid conference attendee. Show Notes DevNews (sponsor) CodeNewbie (sponsor) DataStax (sponsor) New Relic (sponsor) Educative (sponsor) Ambassador Labs (sponsor) Tito Vito Red Hat CodeLand PyCon

Angela Andrews is a Solutions Architect at Red Hat, a recovering sysadmin, and organizer of #PythonForAll. In this episode she shares some of the best advice she ever received, and they are super-pragmatic! - Learn how to do everything on the command line - Start your own blog to host original content You can find her on Twitter: https://twitter.com/ScooterPhoenix You can find Michelle Laverick on Twitter too: https://twitter.com/m_laverick

Angela Andrews is a solutions architect at Red Hat and a teaching assistant at The University of Pennsylvania Cybersecurity Bootcamp. She’s also an AWS Certified Solutions Architect and an AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner. Angela brings 20 years of IT experience to her current roles, having previously served as a system admin at Swarthmore College, a systems admin at The University of the Arts, and a network admin at Stonemor Partners. Join Corey and Angela as they discuss Angela’s transition from a system admin in higher ed to a solutions architect for a software company, one of the main reasons Angela stayed in higher ed for 15 years, how COVID-19 is disrupting education and why that’s a good thing, how the current college model is broken for many and why that needs to change, how Twitter is a great platform for learning in public, why Angela thinks everyone should go to re:Invent at least once in their lives (whenever it returns), and more.

AWS Morning Brief for the week of October 5th, 2020 featuring guest host Angela Andrews.

Mercy Health's Dr. Angela Andrews, who works in internal medicine and pediatrics, chatted with "Big Drew & Jim" on the importance of getting your vaccinations back on schedule and checking up on your teenagers during the coronavirus pandemic.

Truly an amazing woman, Angela Andrews devotes her time to increasing awareness of autism and neurodiversity. Join the conversation as clinical psychologist, Dr. Kristina Hallett, talks with Angela about being a person with autism and raising 5 children with autism.Angela Andrews has worked with Johnson & Johnson for a total of 4 years. During her time here, she has worked as a Complaints Analyst in Medical Devices, a Business Data & Integration Owner Analyst and a QS&S Quality Analyst in Supply Chain, and most recently works as the Data Improvement Manager for Janssen Quality Analytics.In November of 2016, Angela formed the group “Autism and Neurodiversity” under the Alliance for Diverse Abilities (ADA) employee resource group. The group focuses on promoting equal treatment and employment of those who are on the Autism spectrum and encouraging others to focus on the positive aspects of Autism as well as the benefits of neurodiversity.Angela holds a BA in Psychology and Philosophy from Saint Mary’s College at Notre Dame. She holds an MS degree in Data Analysis from Southern New Hampshire University. She holds certificates in counseling, at-risk youth coaching, and child abuse investigation.She is an active member in multiple Autism and mental health groups for adults as well as supporting activities at her children’s schools related to decreasing the stigma of mental illness and increasing awareness of the positive results of embracing neurodiversity. She recently presented a Tedx JNJ talk entitled “You Are Your Brain” (June 2018). In her talk, she opens up about growing up with Autism and provides information regarding Neurodiversity, acceptance, being your authentic self, and ways others can support those with Autism at work and in the community.Angela loves working with data and music, as she sees the patterns and beauty in both. She is very active in the lives of her five children aged 15 through 22, all of whom have Autism. She works to inspire others to accept themselves as they are as well as to accept others, regardless of their differences. She is currently authoring a book about her experiences growing up with Autism and raising children on the spectrum.She chose to become an outspoken advocate on Autism and acceptance due to her personal experiences with Autism and mental illness. She grew up in an environment where differences were shamed and she was rejected for her Autism and depression. Although she focuses primarily on the positives, she continues to struggle with sensory problems and depressive episodes. She hopes by sharing her personal experiences, she can help inspire people to always be their authentic selves.LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/angelaandrews77/Twitter - https://twitter.com/EnigmaParadoxic

Big Drew and Jim chat with Dr. Angela Andrews, Doctor of Internal Medicine and Pediatrics at Mercy Health.

Truly an amazing woman, Angela Andrews devotes her time to increasing awareness of autism and neurodiversity. Join the conversation as I talk with Angela about being a person with autism and raising 5 children with autism.Angela Andrews has worked with Johnson & Johnson for a total of 4 years. During her time here, she has worked as a Complaints Analyst in Medical Devices, a Business Data & Integration Owner Analyst and a QS&S Quality Analyst in Supply Chain, and most recently works as the Data Improvement Manager for Janssen Quality Analytics. In November of 2016, Angela formed the group “Autism and Neurodiversity” under the Alliance for Diverse Abilities (ADA) employee resource group. The group focuses on promoting equal treatment and employment of those who are on the Autism spectrum and encouraging others to focus on the positive aspects of Autism as well as the benefits of neurodiversity. Angela holds a BA in Psychology and Philosophy from Saint Mary’s College at Notre Dame. She holds an MS degree in Data Analysis from Southern New Hampshire University. She holds certificates in counseling, at-risk youth coaching, and child abuse investigation. She is an active member in multiple Autism and mental health groups for adults as well as supporting activities at her children’s schools related to decreasing the stigma of mental illness and increasing awareness of the positive results of embracing neurodiversity. She recently presented a Tedx JNJ talk entitled “You Are Your Brain” (June 2018). In her talk, she opens up about growing up with Autism and provides information regarding Neurodiversity, acceptance, being your authentic self, and ways others can support those with Autism at work and in the community.Angela loves working with data and music, as she sees the patterns and beauty in both. She is very active in the lives of her five children aged 15 through 22, all of whom have Autism. She works to inspire others to accept themselves as they are as well as to accept others, regardless of their differences. She is currently authoring a book about her experiences growing up with Autism and raising children on the spectrum.She chose to become an outspoken advocate on Autism and acceptance due to her personal experiences with Autism and mental illness. She grew up in an environment where differences were shamed and she was rejected for her Autism and depression. Although she focuses primarily on the positives, she continues to struggle with sensory problems and depressive episodes. She hopes by sharing her personal experiences, she can help inspire people to always be their authentic selves. LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/angelaandrews77/Youtube - Angela Andrews (video link - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7hFVT_Nnvs4&t=1s)Twitter - https://twitter.com/EnigmaParadoxicTumblr - ParadoxicEnigmaEmail - angela.andrews77@gmail.comwww.mhnrnetwork.com

Angela Andrews is a Data Analyst with degrees in Psychology and Philosophy she was diagnosed with autism after it was determined that her first child had the condition, she has since become and advocate for autism and acceptance of neurodiversity in the public sphere Michael starts off this interview by getting a handle on the nature and symptoms of the condition, before asking about living with it in the workplace. Angela shares anecdotes about coping mechanisms, how the spectrum of ‘functionality’ is more useful to observers than actual autistics, and the strain of masking her condition. As a mother of five autistic children, Michael's asks her to share her experience on parenting and how to engage with school personnel - the pendulum there seems to swing from no accommodation at all to more help than is strictly necessary, with little in between. They go into specialty schools for the neurodiverse, and Angela seems hesitant to say they’re a cure-all, especially as many special education facilities tend not to offer the full range of extra curricular and social opportunities of the mainstream options. In her dealings with other parents in the community, she finds there’s less of a push for people to become their own advocates for their needs and far to much focus on guilt, blame-seeking and the notion of fixing children. It seems to stem from a mix of fear, misunderstanding and a sense of mourning for the children they ‘should’ have had. When you ask a data scientist on to the podcast the conversation does tend toward a lot of talk about stats and correlations, Michael does pick Angela’s brain about trends in the data and whether or not the modern world is making anything better or worse for her community. The tools in place are all double-edged; online communities help the overstimulated and anxious engage with each other more readily, but they perpetuate myths about causes and spread unhelpful treatment ideas. And while the voices of the neurodiverse are being better heard, there are a lot of perceptions that are hard to break, we all like Rain Man as a film, but we say neurodiversity because there’s more to the condition than meltdowns and savantism. We as a show would like to thank Angela for being so informative and hope that our listeners come away a little more understanding. Connect With Angela:• TED Talk• Twitter• Instagram• Facebook• LinkedIn Connect With Get A Grip On Life: • Website• Facebook• Twitter • Instagram Connect With Michael Colligan: • Twitter• Instagram• LinkedIn

Listen to Debbie Anichini, Angela Andrews, and Dave Parolin, 3 extraordinary EPHS teachers, talk about their experiences with 1:1 and how it is impacting teaching and learning.

Join Tavia and her Fab Diva's Angela and Nikki as they discuss why Black Women are not speaking to one another. With all of our Black Girl Magic, we are still not focusing on one of the most important relationship: the relationship we have with one another.

Angela Andrews hosted her first coding workshop at her dining room table. Since then, she's hosted a number of coding workshops, sharing her technical skills and introducing other codenewbies to new tech topics. She shares how she puts on these workshops and how being a newbie herself has helped her be a better teacher. Show Links Digital Ocean (sponsor) MongoDB (sponsor) Heroku (sponsor) TwilioQuest (sponsor) Vim Amazon Web Services (AWS) CodePen VM World Girl Develop It Philadelphia WordPress Philly WordPress Meetup Geocities Head First Series (books) Hypervisor Codeland Conf Codeland 2019

If you are feeling overwhelmed and out of focus in your coaching business then it might be time for you to organize for success! I am sitting down with Angela Andrews today, and she is going to help you transform any area of your life with simple, easy-to-use tools and resources that will bring a…