Podcast appearances and mentions of angela michelle

In Episode 48 of the Baltic Triangle podcast, join hosts Mick Ord and Mark Reeson as they delve into the inspiring journeys of two dynamic women, Angela McKay and Michelle O'Dwyer, whose entrepreneurial spirit is not only driving their award-winning businesses forward into 2024 but also deeply enriching the local communities they serve. Angela McKay, the Operations Manager at Homebaked Bakery, located right across from Liverpool FC's Anfield Stadium, operates under a social enterprise model. Her dedication is evident in providing high-quality food and creating job opportunities within the community. Michelle O'Dwyer, the driving force behind Bay Tree Catering and Training Academy, is on the cusp of expansion due to the success of her dual ventures – one for profit and the other not-for-profit. Her business acumen and commitment to community service are paving the way for a promising New Year. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the real-life stories of influential movers and shakers within the Liverpool City Region, offering a unique glimpse into the lives of those who are shaping the future of local business and community engagement.

Last weekend we saw another mass shooting hate crime in Jacksonville, Florida. The three victims were Angela Michelle Carr, 52; Anolt Joseph “AJ” Laguerre Jr., 19; and Jarrald De'Shaun Gallion, 29. These are becoming all too common as the insidiousness continues to spread on social media, cable news, and many, many other outlets. You had the Walmart murders in El Paso, where a Texas man killed 23 people and injured 22 more. Then, The Tree of Life synagogue shooting in Pittsburgh, where a 46-year-old truck driver shot and killed 11 people and wounded six Back to Florida where you had the Pulse Nightclub Shooting, in 2016. A gunman shot and killed 49 people and wounded 53 others at the gay nightclub in Orlando, Florida before police shot and killed him after a three-hour standoff. In May 2022 an 18-year-old man killed 10 Black people at a Tops Friendly Markets grocery store in western New York. The gunman wrote a 180-page manifesto on racial purity before driving more than 240 miles (380 km) to Buffalo, a place where he expected to find Black people, police said. While a few of these crimes I highlighted have occurred in Florida, the problem is everywhere.  Sources: https://www.nbcnews.com/news/nbcblk/jacksonville-grief-stricken-community-grapples-target-rcna102079 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2RsXFaH5x0U https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lY06GIyMBDA https://www.pbs.org/newshour/nation/white-man-fatally-shoots-3-black-people-at-a-florida-store-in-a-hate-crime-officials-say Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Angela Michelle DavisActHer StudiosFacebookInstagramTwitterAngela Michelle Davis is an actress, voiceover artist, and acting coach with over 20 years of experience in the industry. She has appeared in a variety of film and TV productions, with some of her credits including: FOX TV's "The Resident", MARVEL's "Cloak and Dagger", STARZ's "P-Valley", "Black Mafia Family", and films like "The Accountant", "The Supremes At Earl's All You Can Eat", "Creed" and more! She is so masterful at her craft, that a LEGO has been created out of her character from "Gotham Knights"! Additionally, she owns Jersey Girl Sports, a multimedia lifestyle brand for women who love sports!Now is a great time to act on your dreams! If this episode helped you, please share to a friend!https://www.instagram.com/HyphensHaven/http://www.dreamofdrea.com/Watch on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/c/DreamofDréa

It's always been to empower people, to help people realize they are worthy of love and pleasure and that they deserve to live the life they want. I used to use a camera to help facilitate this. In many ways, I still do the same work I was doing as a photographer. My purpose and mission remain the same. I just have more tools to pull from to help clients transform.” In This Episode, You Will Learn About:How photography can be expressed as a ritualHow to hold sacred space for your clients to fully express themselves during a boudoir shoot and to feel all of their feelingsHow to overcome challenges and evolve while still fulfilling your missionConnect with Angela:EmailWebsitePhotographer's Intimacy Education Facebook GroupPrivate client Facebook GroupPhotography InstagramIntimacy Education Instagram FREE downloadable training courseSchedule your Abundance Breakthrough Call TodayRate, Review, & Follow on Apple Podcasts:"Julie is so inspiring!”

It's not about what your body can do for you. It's about what your body allows you to experience. -Angela Michelle In this Season 4 opener, I talk with an award winning published boudoir photographer, certified sexologist and intimacy and body image coach, Angela Michelle. We talk about the importance of ritual in pleasure and intimacy and also what it's like to pursue pleasure with and invisible disability. www.lookdownthere.com/the-show www.theintimacyartist.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/look-down-there/support

Angela Michelle was unfortunate to have multiple stroke misdiagnoses at 2 different hospitals for blood clots caused by a previously unknown blood clotting disorder which has resulted in lifelong deficits including vision problems. The post Multiple Stroke Misdiagnoses – Angela Michelle appeared first on Recovery After Stroke.

A young girl found dead in her car on an exit ramp near Benton, Missouri. A primary murder suspect who happens to have an identical twin. A man charged and convicted with a murder, only to be proclaimed completely innocent after spending sixteen years in prison. A sheriff who misled the public to help convict an innocent man. One man, who couldn't let it all go, and decided to do whatever it took to expose the truth. Join us today as we welcome guest Bob Miller to our show, the host of a new podcast, “The Lawless Files,” covering the unsolved murder of Angela Michelle Lawless. Bob goes over details of the case, and tells us everything we need to know to get ready to listen to his new show. If you thought you knew this story, you don't know the half of it. Support the show

In this episode of Stroke Stories, we speak to Angela Michelle, who suffered a stroke at the age of 38. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Angela is a body image activist, a boudoir photographer, a disabilities advocate and a sexologist! After suffering a stroke, Angela los the sight in one of her eyes and, as she says, that helped her get a new perspective on life!

  Today I speak with chef, author, teacher and entrepreneur, Chef Angela-Michelle of Culinary Kisses. Detailed show notes are at the Cheftimony website.

Today, I'm interviewing Chef Angela Michelle, the founder and chef owner behind the cooking education company Culinary Kisses. Chef Angela was a fashion model for 25 years before she traded in her stiletto heels for chef whites, driven by her passion for cooking that was nurtured since she was six years old. Chef Angela decided to start her company, which focuses on offering a wide range of culinary services geared to expand and explore her clients' culinary horizons. She offers a variety of culinary services to include online cooking classes, meal planning, and theme cooking parties. In addition to running her business, Chef Angela is also a published author, the host of a cooking and travel show, a culinary curriculum writer, a verified chef on Cozy Meal, and she's certified in plant-based nutrition by Cornell University.   Find Chef Angela Michelle: Website Cookbook – From the Catwalk to the Kitchen Online Cooking Course Newsletter Facebook Page Facebook Group Instagram YouTube   Come Visit BFF with the Chef: The BFF with the Chef Website Twitter Facebook Instagram

Yep, the majority of this was recorded in early 2020 (before the pandemic), but you can listen now! :01: Interview with author, blogger, and nutritionist Chef Angela-Michelle of Culinary Kisses :20: What's on the Whiteboard? "Where would you like to travel? How?":25: Friends of the Library Promotion:33: Interview with local youth technology instructor: Sarah Jo Miller :37: What's on the Whiteboard? "Desert Island Book?":40: Game Review w/Clay: Choose Your Own Adventure: House of Danger :49: Book Review w/Jennifer: The Seventh Voyage : Star Diaries / by Stanislaw Lem ; illustrated by Jon J Muth Other Featured Links: BCPL Friends of the Library Intro and Outro Music by Punch Deck Additional Music by Damokles  

Chef Angela-Michelle, wife of Hank Hughes. She has been cooking since the age of 6 and baking since she was 8 yrs old. I guess you can say Chef Angela-Michelle was “born to cook" because her mom was a cook and her dad a chef. Not only was she a product of a grand culinary creation, but she also spent half her childhood on the family farm. As an adult, Chef researched, practiced, trained, taught and traveled the world to gain vast culinary knowledge. All of this expertise has led Chef Angela-Michelle to retire from her 25-yr modeling career and start her own cooking company, Culinary Kisses. Present day, Chef Angela-Michelle is a self-proclaimed foodie extremist who loves and cooks all kinds of food. She travels the nation performing cooking demonstrations and nutrition talks. She also travels the world to discover various food, spices, nutrition items and cooking techniques to incorporate into her uniquely delicious dishes. These recipes are passed on through her hands-on and virtual cooking classes, cookbooks, and wellness publications. Aside from studying culinary art from some of the most renowned chefs in the world, she’s also certified in plant-based nutrition by eCornell University. Bottom line, Chef Angela-Michelle loves food, and loves sharing her unique view of food with the rest of the world.

Angela Michelle is an internationally published and award-winning photographer who calls Texas home. She started Raven Red in 2008 and since then her work has been published in print magazines, online blogs, and featured in art exhibits. She has been named one of the Top Photographers in the city by The San Antonio Current Magazine for the last four years. Angela is respected among her peers and is a mentor and teacher to other photographers worldwide.  She has photographed artists, musicians, models, actors, entrepreneurs and everyone in between. She always brings her passion and creativity to every session. Angela ’s unique view of the portrait experience stems from her background in Cultural Anthropology. She sees the photoshoot as a way for a woman to transform how she views herself. Her clients leave with a new sense of confidence and feel empowered by the experience. Angela’s passion for photography, art, and her clients is obvious to everyone she meets. She lives to create and she is in her element when she is photographing. No matter the project Angela throws her heart, mind, and soul into everything she does.   WHERE TO FIND Angela ONLINE: Website Instagram Instagram (Personal) EPISODE SUMMARY: Angela shares her incredible story of dealing with Antiphospholipid Syndrome (APS) which is a clotting disorder. She did not know of this diagnosis until 2016 when she had a stroke and nearly died. Thankfully, she survived this traumatic event but it left her blind in her right eye. She turned to yoga to heal from the effects of the stroke and the pain of miscarriage. Practicing yoga was so helpful for Angela that she felt inspired to become an instructor herself. Embrace your scars! Sharing our story with the world can feel overwhelming because we are not sure how it will make others feel, but what we may not know is how much you could be helping others with your story! Someone else might be struggling the same way and you’ve just made that person feel less alone. Angela and I talk about how open we are with sharing our biggest scars. She says that by embracing the scars, she is educating and helping others in a tremendous way. Physical activity can be challenging when you’re faced with chronic illness. However, Angela beat the odds and found healing in yoga. She talks about how she was able to use yoga as her self care and why it has helped her mentally and physically. “Having that mindset of strength and reliance is so imperative to living a quality of life no matter what illness you’re faced with, and yoga helped me do that.” -Angela Michelle Sometimes, it can be tough to always have a positive mindset. Angela has been through a lot from having a stroke, losing part of her vision, not being able to have children, and much more. Naturally, she felt overwhelmed with the amount of stuff that was being thrown at her, but what helped was allowing herself the space to grieve and feel the hurt. She says it’s about allowing yourself to be in the hurt but not stay in it! “You have to give yourself space to have those breakdowns.” -Angela Michelle Angela says that her chronic illness was a gift. It was a gift of perspective and she really embraces that. This illness has shined a whole new light on the way that she now sees the world. “Love your body for how it makes you live and not just how it looks.”  -Angela Michelle We have to be our own advocate when it comes to our health and Angela gives us her tips on how to advocate for yourself when you’re faced with any sort of medical issue. Let’s Connect! See all that Jennifer has to offer at Shamelessly Feminine! Join The Shamelessly Feminine Facebook Group and continue the conversation! Connect more with Jennifer on Facebook and Instagram!  

Angela Michelle is a professional photographer and yoga instructor living in San Antonio, Texas. She was diagnosed with CTEPH in January 2018 after years of experiencing symptoms. Angela underwent PTE surgery in August of 2018 at UCSD. Learn more about pulmonary hypertension trials at www.phaware.global/clinicaltrials. Never miss an episode with the phaware® podcast app. Follow us @phaware on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube & Linkedin Engage for a cure: www.phaware.global/donate #phaware #phawareMD #CTEPH #CTEPHday #ClinicalTrials @CTEPHAdvisor  @BayerPharma @BayerUS  @antidote_me *Photo Credit: II Sapphires

In part 2 of our two-part interview with Angela Michelle, we talk about her professional experiences as a boudoir photographer, how her art has helped others and herself, and where she sees the future of her work going.

We talk with Angela Michelle, a renowned boudoir photographer about her inspiration for her work, her personal experiences of sexual origins, and the recent health challenges she's faced and how they affects her sexual attitudes.