Podcast appearances and mentions of angie payne

Angie Payne is also a member of the A Quilter's Life Facebook group.  We had such a great time getting to know each other and I'm thrilled to find out she lives not too far from me.  With all she is going through I'm thankful she took the time to visit with me. This was Angie's first ever attic windows quilt. She made it for a benefit, and it sold over $3000 in raffle tickets!! This is the one she uses on her bed. For her son- And for her husband - If you want to connect with Angie she is on Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/angie.dimario/?show_switched_toast=0&show_invite_to_follow=0&show_switched_tooltip=0&show_podcast_settings=0&show_community_transition=0&show_community_review_changes=0 (Angie Payne)

"A Trailer Trash Christmas Carol" by Jamie and Eric KnappRecorded in front of a studio audience at the Contemporary Theatre of Dallas. Produced by Shannan Frohlich and the Texas Radio Theatre Company in cooperation with the Arlington Museum of Art and the Contemporary Theatre of Dallas. Directed and Engineered by Richard Frohlich. Featured in the cast were: Adam Dietrich, Kevin Grammer, David Grant, Cyndi Matthews, Alice Montgomery, Dona Safran, Dixie Sedgwick and Kevin Thrasher. Live Sound effects were performed by Jenifer Parson, Hina Padhiar and Angie Payne.Ken Raney was the program announcer.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

"A Trailer Trash Christmas Carol" by Jamie and Eric KnappRecorded in front of a studio audience at the Contemporary Theatre of Dallas. Produced by Shannan Frohlich and the Texas Radio Theatre Company in cooperation with the Arlington Museum of Art and the Contemporary Theatre of Dallas. Directed and Engineered by Richard Frohlich. Featured in the cast were: Adam Dietrich, Kevin Grammer, David Grant, Cyndi Matthews, Alice Montgomery, Dona Safran, Dixie Sedgwick and Kevin Thrasher. Live Sound effects were performed by Jenifer Parson, Hina Padhiar and Angie Payne.Ken Raney was the program announcer.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today's episode is about Angie Payne's chapter in our upcoming book Animal Prints On My Soul. Pre order here: absolutelovepublishing.com/animal-prints-on-my-soul/

We begin with a discussion surrounding the new COVID-19 variant, which has been named “Omicron”. We speak with Dr. Iris Gorfinkel, family doctor and vaccine researcher, for details on what's known about the new ‘strain', first discovered in South Africa. Next, we continue our series on ‘Supply Chain Issues'. We catch up with Erica Alini, Online Journalist with Global News, for a look at the current “inventory model” used by retailers and why many industry leaders are calling for a ‘reboot' of the system, to help prevent supply issues in the future. Then, it's another edition of “Motivational Monday,” our weekly segment aimed at helping your reach your goals and live your best life! This time out, we speak with Angie Payne, a Counselling Therapist who uses horses to help people heal from past trauma. Finally, it's being called a breakthrough for those who live with Cystic Fibrosis in Canada. We meet Melissa Snowden, who's been living with CF her whole life. Melissa shares her personal story and the success she's had using the newest drug in the fight against Cystic Fibrosis, “Trikafta”. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In March of 2020, Landon Payne stopped breathing after officers restrained him at a Lane County jail. Oregon was two weeks into a statewide shutdown due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Payne's wife Angie had originally called the Eugene Police Department when he was experiencing a mental health crisis. Two of the three officers who first responded did not have mandatory crisis intervention training and made a series of decisions that Angie Payne says led directly to her husband's death. Video from the jail is available, but so far the EPD has not released the officer's body camera footage. Reporter Ardeshir Tabrizian uncovered the details of Payne's death in reporting he did for Eugene Weekly and the University of Oregon's Catalyst Journalism Project. The paper is appealing the decision to withhold the body camera video. We talk with Tabrizian about Landon Payne's death, the coverup he discovered and what happens next.

About Caroline Treadway Caroline Treadway is a writer, a photographer, a film maker, and a climber. She recently released the documentary film “Light” about the eating disorder struggles of high profile rock climbers including Emily Harrington and Angie Payne. In this interview, we discuss why she made the film, what impact the film has made in her life, and then we go deeper into her own eating disorder as well as my experience with disordered eating behaviors. At the end, we even discuss what we thought about each other in times when we were both experiencing disordered eating behaviors – we've known each other for many years. This is an incredibly vulnerable conversation, and I want to thank Caroline for her willingness to be open about these topics and for her bravery for creating the film. According to one study, 16.5% of female rock climbers and 6% of male climbers experience some disordered eating behaviors. This is a big deal, and because shame is such a large component of disordered eating, this interview is a further attempt to destigmatize the topic and bring it into the “light.” If you have not seen the film yet, it's amazing–I loved it–and you can watch it for free here.         Interview Details Why she made the film How the film has changed her and her career How we could approach someone (or not) who we're worried about in regards to their eating Her experience with ED and how it affected her body and mental health How she ended up in the hospital How she would've wanted to be approached about her ED What we used to think of each other       Show Links Caroline on Instagram @carolinelovesphotos Light the Documentary Film on Instagram @light.thedocumentaryfilm Watch the documentary film “Light” Learn more about eating disorders and get help: www.nationaleatingdisorders.org Get nutrition help from me to feel less stressed about your diet and body image

In our second week addressing the issue of trauma and how to navigate through the pain and stress it causes, my guests experts Lois Wagner and Angie Payne share from their personal experience and that of their clients how to overcome trauma through the loving commitment to a practice of forgiveness, building resilience and the healing power of horsesAsk the Midlife Midwife Radio Show is broadcast live at 1pm ET Fridays on W4WN Radio – The Women 4 Women Network (www.w4wn.com) part ofTalk 4 Radio (www.talk4radio.com) on theTalk 4 Media Network (www.talk4media.com). Thispodcast is also available on Talk 4 Podcasting (www.talk4podcasting.com).

For the first episode of Overexposed, I talk with Angie Payne about climbing, new challenges, and finding balance.

CLICK HERE TO SEE ANGIE'S PHOTOS FOR THIS EPISODE.  Each episode has it's own Photo Gallery, thanks to Angie Payne.  This is episode 1 of 3.   Pressure.  No matter if it's a comp, a project outdoors, self inflicted or external, we all feel it.  In these 3 episodes I sit down with good friend Angie Payne and discuss the pressure cooker situation of a World Cup comp.  A few weeks ago Angie and I attended the Vail World Cup, and while I ambushed competitors with my microphone, Angie, a former competitor, captured in photos the emotions that this sort of intense pressure creates.  Then we sat down and discussed it all.  Her photos, the comments from competitors, and our own experience.  We talk with Alex Puccio, Shauna Coxsey, Janja Garnbret, Jan Hojer, and more, and not only can you hear their take on it, but you can SEE their emotion in the photos for each episode.   You can find more of Angie's photos at www.angiepayne.com You can find us online at www.powercompanyclimbing.com You can become a patron of the podcast, and get access to the all new We Scream Like Eagles podcast at www.patreon.com/powercompanypodcast.

CLICK HERE TO SEE ANGIE'S PHOTOS FOR THIS EPISODE.  Each episode has it's own Photo Gallery, thanks to Angie Payne.  This is episode 2 of 3.   Pressure.  No matter if it's a comp, a project outdoors, self inflicted or external, we all feel it.  In these 3 episodes I sit down with good friend Angie Payne and discuss the pressure cooker situation of a World Cup comp.  A few weeks ago Angie and I attended the Vail World Cup, and while I ambushed competitors with my microphone, Angie, a former competitor, captured in photos the emotions that this sort of intense pressure creates.  Then we sat down and discussed it all.  Her photos, the comments from competitors, and our own experience.  We talk with Alex Puccio, Shauna Coxsey, Janja Garnbret, Jan Hojer, and more, and not only can you hear their take on it, but you can SEE their emotion in the photos for each episode.   You can find more of Angie's photos at www.angiepayne.com You can find us online at www.powercompanyclimbing.com You can become a patron of the podcast, and get access to the all new We Scream Like Eagles podcast at www.patreon.com/powercompanypodcast.

CLICK HERE TO SEE ANGIE'S PHOTOS FOR THIS EPISODE.  Each episode has it's own Photo Gallery, thanks to Angie Payne.  This is episode 3 of 3.   Pressure.  No matter if it's a comp, a project outdoors, self inflicted or external, we all feel it.  In these 3 episodes I sit down with good friend Angie Payne and discuss the pressure cooker situation of a World Cup comp.  A few weeks ago Angie and I attended the Vail World Cup, and while I ambushed competitors with my microphone, Angie, a former competitor, captured in photos the emotions that this sort of intense pressure creates.  Then we sat down and discussed it all.  Her photos, the comments from competitors, and our own experience.  We talk with Alex Puccio, Shauna Coxsey, Janja Garnbret, Jan Hojer, and more, and not only can you hear their take on it, but you can SEE their emotion in the photos for each episode.   You can find more of Angie's photos at www.angiepayne.com You can find us online at www.powercompanyclimbing.com You can become a patron of the podcast, and get access to the all new We Scream Like Eagles podcast at www.patreon.com/powercompanypodcast.

Today's guest is Chris Noble, author/photographer/climber. He’s the author of Women Who Dare: North America’s Most Inspiring Female Climbers, and his newest book, Why We Climb, which explores the various answers to that question - "Why do we climb?". The book includes interviews and stunning pictures of some the world’s elite climbers including Conrad Anker, Angie Payne, Alex Honnold, Raphael Slawinski, and many more. Buy the book here - http://bit.ly/WhyWeClimbBook

Cincinnati, Angies Geburtsort, gilt als typische konservative amerikanische Arbeiterstadt. Sprich Studium, Karriere, Haus und Familie ... das "

Cincinnati, Angies Geburtsort, gilt als typische konservative amerikanische Arbeiterstadt. Sprich Studium, Karriere, Haus und Familie ... das „übliche“. Doch statt des „eigentlich vorgesehenen“ Veterinärmedizinstudiums entschließt sich die 18-jährige für eine Laufbahn als Profisportlerin. Mit gewaltigem Erfolg. Nach nationalen Seriensiegen erreichte sie im Boulderweltcup mehrfach Finalplatzierungen. 2010 schrieb sie mit dem ersten 8B-Boulder, den eine Frau klettern konnte, endgültig Klettergeschichte. Wie gut ihr Körper mit 31 nach wie vor die extremen Belastungen der härtesten aller Kletterdisziplinen wegsteckt und wo sie sich zukünftig als Kletterprofi positionieren will? Wie sie sich gezielt auf Wettkämpfe und Boulder am Fels vorbereitet? Warum das heiße Thema (Unter-)Gewicht und Kletterleistung in ihren Augen öffentlich diskutiert gehört und warum auch internationale Verbände mit entsprechendem Reglement einlenken sollten? Wie sich ihre Trainingswoche gestaltet? Alle Antworten in einem Exklusivinterview mit Jürgen Reis, lieferte die sympathische Boulderikone mit dem Trainingsmotto „No Payne, no gain :)“ im Oktober 2015. Inkl. Vor und Abspann mit Profikletterer Sven Albinus und Gewinnspiel.

Angie Payne is a climber and boulderer who lives in Boulder, CO - she’s hardly the only one. She is however, the first woman to climb v13. Meister Mike Libecki describes Angie as "A pretty special woman, and she's done some really cool stuff. I've seen her break through some interesting walls, both literally and metaphorically." Apart from climbing, Angie has held jobs as a veterinary assistant and an endoscopy tech. 

On Episode 62 of the Enormocast, dedicated boulderer Angie Payne is lured into the sweltering Mobile Studio for a deep talk about her inner workings. Angie candidly tells us about her struggles with perfectitude, expectations, and the midwest mindset. Climbing Vwhatever did not come easy to the former Cinci golden girl. Angie Payne took the … Continue reading "Episode 62: Angie Payne- Type A for Angela."

I met Angie Payne in 2004 when she first moved to Boulder. I worked at the Spot Bouldering Gym and she lived at the Spot Bouldering Gym. Not really, but she was there an awful lot. She was quiet, shy, sweet, and studious (she studied in the café where I "worked"). And obviously strong as hell. She won three ABS National Championships and two PCA competitions during the 2003-2004 season. Over the next six years, Angie stood atop more than ten podiums as a top 3 finisher in bouldering competitions. She doesn’t just crush inside, though — Angie has been a trailblazer among female climbers on boulders outside, too. Between 2004 and 2010, Payne did first female ascents of 17 V10-V12 boulder problems. In 2010, after climbing European Human Being (video) V12 and No More Greener Grasses V12, Angie completed The Automator (video), becoming the first woman in the world to climb a confirmed V13. These accomplishments earned her two Climbing Magazine Golden Piton honorable mentions and the 2007 Everest Award in Women’s Bouldering. Angie graciously sat down with me last summer (2013) to talk about how she got to be such a badass, how she continues to be such a badass after so many years competing, and how her "rivals" - who are also some of her best friends - keep her motivated. I'm lookin' at you, Puccio. We also talk about... Being a female in a man's world, and how she avoids the notorious downgrading of her FFAs How she trains What she eats How weight affects her climbing Her struggle with eating disorders Her roller coaster relationship with competition climbing Why she's not a full-time pro climber The mental blocks she gets with projects and how she overcomes them Her thoughts on climbing a V14 And lots of other things... Oh, and I apologize for the temporary outdoor noises in the background intermittently. Recording a podcast outside is nice because of the birds in the background, but NOT good for the noise factor. Duly noted. Show Links You can read her full bio here. Check out her website here. She also wrote an article about how she trains on TrainingBeta here. The podcast is made possible by the training programs on TrainingBeta here. Check 'em out if you need some help sending. Listen on iTunes Link to the TrainingBeta Podcast on iTunes is HERE. Please give the podcast an honest review on iTunes here to help the show reach more curious climbers around the world ;) Thanks for listening!

Rod Renegade: Chaos for Hire (part 3)Written by DB Humphries and Richard Frohlich, Produced by Shannan Frohlich and the TRTCRecorded in front of a studio audience at the Arlington Museum of Art on July 18th, 2004This is the third part and the conclusion to this Rod Renegade adventure. Rod Renegade is a special agent for the department of Homeland Security. Severely wounded in Afghanistan, he was fitted with a special computerized brain implant called "SIS" which restores his body to slightly better than normal.  SIS is also a complete artificial intelligence, communications and data bank that he can talk to mentally, but several 'bugs' haven't been worked out.  During one of Rod's test he meets Taipan, an international criminal who's soon to become Rod's greatest nemesis.This is part 3 of 3Runtime: approx 26 minutes  35MbFeaturing the voice talents of Rich Baker, Caitlin Tiffany Glass, Larry Groebe, Drew Hampton and Stephanie Wulfe.   Live sound effects were created by Angie Payne and Ken Raney.This audio play won the 2004 Mark Time Honorable Mention

Rod Renegade: Chaos for Hire (part 2)Written by DB Humphries and Richard Frohlich, Produced by Shannan Frohlich and the TRTCRecorded in front of a studio audience at the Arlington Museum of Art on July 18th, 2004Rod Renegade is a special agent for the department of Homeland Security. Severely wounded in Afghanistan, he was fitted with a special computerized brain implant called "SIS" which restores his body to slightly better than normal.  SIS is also a complete artificial intelligence, communications and data bank that he can talk to mentally, but several 'bugs' haven't been worked out.  During one of Rod's test he meets Taipan, an international criminal who's soon to become Rod's greatest nemesis.This is part 2 of 3Runtime: approx 19 minutes  26MbFeaturing the voice talents of Rich Baker, Caitlin Tiffany Glass, Larry Groebe, Drew Hampton and Stephanie Wulfe.   Live sound effects were created by Angie Payne and Ken Raney. This audio play won the 2004 Mark Time Honorable Mention

​Rod Renegade: Chaos for HireWritten by DB Humphries and Richard Frohlich, Produced by Shannan Frohlich and the TRTCRecorded in front of a studio audience at the Arlington Museum of Art on July 18th, 2004Rod Renegade is a special agent for the department of Homeland Security. Severely wounded in Afghanistan, he was fitted with a special computerized brain implant called "SIS" which restores his body to slightly better than normal.  SIS is also a complete artificial intelligence, communications and data bank that he can talk to mentally, but several 'bugs' haven't been worked out.  During one of Rod's test he meets Taipan, an international criminal who's soon to become Rod's greatest nemesis.This is part 1 of 3Runtime: approx 22 minutes  30MbFeaturing the voice talents of Rich Baker, Caitlin Tiffany Glass, Larry Groebe, Drew Hampton and Stephanie Wulfe.   Live sound effects were created by Angie Payne and Ken Raney. This audio play won the 2004 Mark Time Honorable Mention

The Texas Radio Theatre Company in cooperation with the Arlington Museum of Art present: The Charado written by Richard Frohlich The Charado, a strange super powered visitor from another world. Unable to speak American, but willing to use is inhuman powers to fight for truth - justice and freedom. Today's adventure - "The Gorilla Next Door" sponsored by Tart Pops, the only candy that looks like Brittany Spears. Recorded in front of a studio audience in January 2005 Produced by the Texas Radio Theatre Company in cooperation with the Arlington Museum of Art TRTC Executive Producer: Shannan Frohlich Director: Richard Frohlich Production Manager: Ken Raney Featuring the Voice Talents of: Joe Berryman, Jerry Hall, Chris Messersmith, Christopher Nash, Ken Raney, Dona Safran and Bob White. Live Sound Effects were performed by Hina Padihar and Angie Payne. Sound Patterns and Engineering: Richard Frohlich Length 7:00 min Size 5.4 MB http://www.texasradiotheatre.com/ http://txradiotc.blogspot.com/

Three audio shorts produced by the Texas Radio Theatre Company brought to you today in honor of Earth Day!The Day After Doomorrow A story about rosy tomorrows after all heck breaks loose.    Written by Richard Frohlich    Featuring the Voice Talents of:    David Grant    Bill Otstott     Kristen Rice    Sound effects were created by Angie Payne and Hina Padihar    Recorded June 2004Mutual Life of Armageddon InsuranceNo matter what happens, are you covered to the end of time?    Written by Richard Frohlich, Rodd Wayne and Richard Baker    Featuring the Voice Talents of:    Ramond Banda        Deanna King    Jessica McKenzie    Davette Shands    Sherri Small Truit    Sound Effects were created by Jennifer Parson    Recorded August 2003GravityThe mysterious unsee-able force... will you use it wisely?    Written by Richard Frohlich and Louis Wahl    Featuring the Voice Talents of:     David Grant    Cynthia Matthews    Adam Dietrich    Kevin Grammar        Sound Effects were Created by Jennifer Parson     Recorded December 2003Length:  9:21 min, Size: 4.3 MBvisit us on line at texasradiotheatre.com  and Our Weblog

Texas Radio Theatre Company performs part one of a Cliff Proton Adventure called âThe curiously familiar space vikings from dimension Q".After being accused of mutiny by the Borgen-controlled, brain-flushed Cliff Proton... Sarah, Robot and the Doctor are thrown in the brig.  Thanks to Robot, they escape and take control of the ship by means of Auxiliary Control.  In an effort to stop the ship from giving away the location of earth, (and to possibly cause damage to the pursuing Borgen Longships) â the doctor releases the ship's hyper drive pods in flight, timing them for detonation!It was recorded in front of a studio audience in June of 2004.Space Vikings was written by Richard Frohlich and produced in cooperation with the Arlington Museum of Art.  Executive Producer is Shannan Frohlich.  Production Manager is Ken Raney. It featured the voice talents of Joe Berryman, Jonathan Cooper, A.J. Glendenning, David Grant, Bill Otstott, Kristen Rice, and Drew Wallace.Live sound effects were created by Angie Payne and Hina Padihar.Length:  22:20 min, Size: 10.4 MBvisit us on line at texasradiotheatre.com  and Our Weblog 

Texas Radio Theatre Company performs part two of a Cliff Proton Adventure called âThe curiously familiar space vikings from dimension Q".By going full power in the ion trail of another ship, Cliff Proton accidentally rips open a dimensional zipper between Alpha Space (where we are) and Dimension Q.  This allows the formally banished Space Vikings (also known as the Borgen) to  return and attempt to take over the galaxy.  Surrounded by hundreds of Borgen long ships, Cliff has no choice but to surrender.  But to Cliff - surrender doesn't necessarily mean to give up.  Imprisoned on the heavily guarded Borgen flagship - BS CabbagePatch he begins to devise his cunning plan for escape!It was recorded in front of a studio audience in June of 2004.Space Vikings was written by Richard Frohlich and produced in cooperation with the Arlington Museum of Art.  Executive Producer is Shannan Frohlich.  Production Manager is Ken Raney. It featured the voice talents of Joe Berryman, Jonathan Cooper, A.J. Glendenning, David Grant, Bill Otstott, Kristen Rice, and Drew Wallace.Live sound effects were created by Angie Payne and Hina Padihar.Length:  31:49 min, Size: 14.9 MBvisit us on line at texasradiotheatre.com  and Our Weblog 

Texas Radio Theatre Company performs part one of a Cliff Proton Adventure called âThe curiously familiar space vikings from dimension Q".We follow Cliff Proton, his robot, the Doctor and Sarah on another action-packed adventure set in the far and distant future where everyone lives, flies and eats out of tubes... This time, Cliff accidentally opens a dangerous sub-space-quantum-temporal-tachyon-zipper to dimension Q, letting an entire armada of Earth-hating Space Viking longships into alpha space.It was recorded in front of a studio audience in June of 2004.Space Vikings was written by Richard Frohlich and produced in cooperation with the Arlington Museum of Art.  Executive Producer is Shannan Frohlich.  Production Manager is Ken Raney. It featured the voice talents of Joe Berryman, Jonathan Cooper, A.J. Glendenning, David Grant, Bill Otstott, Kristen Rice, and Drew Wallace.Live sound effects were created by Angie Payne and Hina Padihar.Length:  27:01 min, Size: 12.7 MBvisit us on line at texasradiotheatre.com  and Our Weblog 

"A Trailer Trash Christmas Carol" by Jamie and Eric KnappRecorded in front of a studio audience at the Contemporary Theatre of DallasProduced by Shannan Frohlich and the Texas Radio Theatre Company in cooperation with the Arlington Museum of Art and the Contemporary Theatre of DallasDirected and Engineered by Richard FrohlichFeatured in the cast were:  Adam Dietrich, Kevin Grammer, David Grant, Cyndi Matthews, Alice Montgomery, Dona Safran, Dixie Sedgwick and Kevin ThrasherLive Sound effects were performed by Jenifer Parson, Hina Padhiar and Angie Payne.Ken Raney was the program announcer.Recorded December 2003Length:  58 min, Size: 27.5 mbThe Texas Radio Theatre Company is dedicated to preserving the art of audio theatre where audience members are invited to create the story's imagery within their own mind. visit us on line at texasradiotheatre.com and Our Weblog