Podcast appearances and mentions of anita stewart

Anita Stewart, owner of Bridges of the Heart, offers intuitive healing sessions and is struggling with being consistent and reaching out to get returning clients scheduled. You can tune in to listen to the advice that I gave her.

Near-death experience guest 1004 is Anita Stewart, retired Registered nurse who at the age of 35 had a near death experience which she discovered that she is everything. She has been gifted to work in healing her whole life. Earnest tending to those injured was first experienced through her compassionate, gentle care of animals as a child. She went on to earn her nursing degree, with high level hospital nursing as her career for 44 years. Her own debilitating injury in 1981 initiated a series of events that naturally led her to expand her abilities to help others, physically, emotionally and spiritually—not through her own knowledge and power, but through surrender to a power greater than her own. At the age of 33, she had an NDE which forever changed her perspective on life. Nurse SPARKS: Nurse Stories to Illuminate, Inspire and Ignite https://amzn.to/48mkLMV Anita's Website https://bridgesoftheheart.com/ CONTACT: Email: jeff@jeffmarapodcast.com WEBSITE www.jeffmarapodcast.com SOCIALS: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jeffmarapodcast/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jeffmarapodcast/ Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/jeffmaraP/ JeffMara does not endorse any of his guests' products or services. The opinions of the guests may or may not reflect the opinions of the host. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jeffrey-s-reynolds/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jeffrey-s-reynolds/support

The Antigonish Women's Centre will receive $2.5 million from the Public Health Agency of Canada and from Status of Women Nova Scotia to expand a youth program aimed at preventing gender-based violence. Host Jeff Douglas spoke with executive director Anita Stewart, who hopes the expansion will allow the program to reach 80 high schools across Nova Scotia.

In talks about the Mass Casualty Commission's final report recommendations, Nova Scotia's Justice Minister Brad Johns told reporters that domestic violence is not an epidemic. He has since apologized. We hear reactions from Premier Tim Houston and Anita Stewart, the executive director of the Antigonish Women's Resource Centre and Sexual Assault Services Association.

Welcome to Portland Stage's PlayNotes Podcast! This is an audio companion to PlayNotes, our resource guide. Created by the Portland Stage Literary and Education departments, this extensive guide presents a broad spectrum of information and perspectives on each of our Mainstage shows. This interview gives the behind-the-scenes scoop on every play this season from Artistic Director Anita Stewart. You will find the full print version of PlayNotes as we get closer to each show of the season. https://www.portlandstage.org/education/playnotes/   Follow us for more information about upcoming events and shows: Instagram: @portlandstageco  Facebook: facebook.com/portlandstage

#AnitaStewart #Podcasts #BooktubeAnita Stewart is back and we talk about all guys of things. Do authors want direct sales? We talk about that. We talk about cooperating with people, getting along, and catching up. Anita is one of the smartest, most persistent people I know. It's a pleasure to chat with Anita. Take a listen.Anita StewartWebsiteServicesAdvertising Services - Let me create your advertising for your next book or campaign. If you're a creative wondering how to create your advertising for your next project, I can create video, audio, written and graphics. Let me help you get your story, and your best story, out there.Available Now:Alice Won? - Available now. Alice escaped the asylum and pursues the Queen of Hearts to the Greek Labyrinth in the underworld, there she must engage in a game of croquet unlike any other, against Jason of the Argonauts. Illustrated by Kenzie Kats, written by yours truly.Support And Subscribe:Buy my MerchBuy Me A CoffeeNewsletterTwitchYoutube

In this episode Max speaks with Joshua Wright, a front-line activist who was amongst the first involved in blockading access to Fairy Creek, trying to prevent ancient old-growth forests from being destroyed by logging companies. There have been over 1000 arrests making it one of the largest acts of civil disobedience in Canadian history. These on the ground activists continue to camp on site despite pressure from the loggers to endanger both the forest and its present inhabitants. The injunction against the protestors which ran from April until the end of September of this year was not allowed to be extended. But that decision was overturned and a new interim injunction is now in place until November 15th, so this is a crucial moment in the continuation of this blockade. https://www.facebook.com/FairyCreekBlockade We include a poem by Linda Hogan recited by Anita Stewart. The Music for this episode was September Rain by Yme Fresh https://bit.ly/yme-fresh Creative Commons Attribution licence Free Download / Stream: https://bit.ly/3FfoBtA Music promoted by Audio Library https://youtu.be/kVCTa0-bDkQ

Premier Tim Houston and housing minister John Lohr announced plans to tackle Nova Scotia's housing crisis on Wednesday. Advocacy groups across the province are cautiously optimistic about the new strategy. Hear from Anita Stewart with A Roof Over Your Head, Eric Jonsson with the Navigator Street Outreach Program and Sheri Lecker with Adsum House For Women & Children.

In this episode I share a little bit about my disconnect from my Indigenous roots. My feelings about the recently found 215 Indigenous childrens bodies found on the property of what was once Canada's largest Residential school. I talk about the racism and generational trauma that is still greatly felt today. Playback of the MMIW https://collaboratevideo.net/MaxPlayer/default.aspx?cid=BAVB&pid=INAC-21&au=si&bw=abr&ln=enIf you are looking for resources please see the list below Indian Residential School Survivors Society (IRSSS)  1 (800) 721-0066 (604) 985-4464 www.irsss.ca  National Survivors Support Line  1 (866) 925-4419  IRS-Resolution Health Support Program   1 (877) 477-0775  Indian Residential School Settlement Information Line  1 (866) 879-4913 www.residentialschoolsettlement.ca  Adjudication Secretariat IAP Info Line Chief Adjudicator  1 (877) 635-2648 www.iap-pei.ca (English)  Assembly of First Nations  NIB TRUST FUND Naomi Racette Program Manager NIB nracette@nibtrust.ca  1 (888) 268-0520 1 (613) 686-6757  Day Scholar class action dayscholars@waddellphillips.ca  Waddell Phillips www.justicefordayscholars.com   1(888) 222-6845  Aboriginal Day School Class Action  Deloitte: 1.888.221.2898 Crisis Support 1-855-242-3310 24/7  1-844-539-3815 IndianDaySchool.com/en/contact-register Online chat: hopeforwellness.ca  Aboriginal 60 Scoop Class Action Lawsuit  Contact: Eric Anderson/Mark Handley at Saaust 604.684.1178 Sixtiesscoopnetwork.org  www.sixtiesscoopsettlementagreement.info 1-844-287-4270 sixtiesscoop@collective.ca  Missing & Murdered: MMIWG Inquiry Indigenous Women & Girls  1 (844) 413-6649  Help Line: Crisis Response Services  Child/Youth: 1 (800) 588-8717 Or (250) 723-2040  Adult/Elder: 1 (800) 588-8717 Or (250) 723-4050  Indian Residential School Resolution Health Support Program (Canada)Alberta 1 (888) 495-6588 Saskatchewan 1 (866) 250-1529Manitoba 1 (866) 818-3505Ontario 1 (888) 301-6426 Quebec 1 (877) 583-2965 Atlantic Region 1 (866) 414-8111 Northern Region 1 (866) 509-1769 or 1(800) 464-8106 Masuch Albert Law Firm Edmonton (780) 570-8448Karie Bell, Lawyer Masuch (780) 570-8449 Anita Stewart, Lawyer, Masuch Albert (780) 570-8454 

In Part II of our Women in STEM series, we talk to Dr. Anita Stewart, Chief Medical Officer of Medicaid at Blue Cross Blue Shield of Illinois.  Listen as Dr. Stewart discusses the importance of building trust with Medicaid members to improve health outcomes on a broader scale.

Glenn and Lindsey gave a brief history of the band, how they formed (very few band changes to the lineup over the years), how the band uses a collaborative process to write their songs, venues they like to play, artists that inspire them and more about the ska/punk genre. We also spoke about beer and breweries as these are the most popular venues happening right now. [...]

With special guests, Anita Stewart and Sarah Buhrman.

Suzy, a 62 year old singer/songwriter who went to the Rock and Roll Fantasy Camp had her dreams come true! After being compared to Joni Mitchell meets Metallica or Joan Baez meets Judas Priest--that kind of encouragement kept her going with dreams of making her mark in the music biz! After getting lots of street creds from prolific rockers and mentors, they also helped launch her career by collaborating with her. She just dropped her second heavy metal EP of original songs to critical acclaim and stay tuned for new projects in the works! [...]

In this episode we visit Canada, home of Niagara Falls, maple syrup and skiing! Julia wants to cuddle a grizzly bear and Ben is all about the Calgary Stampede (and food on a stick.) They're joined by Donna Campbell from Destination Canada to talk about travel in Canada, then Anita Stewart founder of Food Day Canada who puts this amazingly diverse country on a plate. Paul Diamond from Selector magazine is back to talk wine and reveal his link to this stunning country. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

When we think about Canadian food, Anita Stewart immediately comes to mind. Long-time activist, culinary author and the founder of Food Day Canada, Anita defined the term “Canadian Culinary tourism” while it was still an oxymoron. In this episode, we have a mouth-watering conversation with Anita about the possibilities and opportunities she sees in Canadian food. Transcript available here: https://www.rev.com/transcript-editor/shared/3zi62zgFGWpv77u0ZxS21PLFZA_xzWsW7aQ-Sp5gfiJhg8tdHi3PWslD6ctldbKFTt3U6znkWSLIv3ZDu7En31tEynY?loadFrom=SharedLink

Luis Cabeza discusses high school and college days with his wife, The Dollyrot's lead singer Kelly Ogden; the early days of the band; the upcoming tour in the UK; and other HOT news about new releases! [...]

Alex Zayas discusses life on the road, Chicago blues, Barcelona, and his upcoming tour. [...]

After 36 years of marriage with Neil Young and a very public divorce, Pegi Young’s experiences of love lost and then a resurrection of her own life is a perfect example of triumph in the face of adversity. Her latest album “Raw” tells her story. [...]

PNN - Progressive Roundtable Panel of Activists and Progressive Journalists Our guests are: Gwendolyn Holden Barry - Activist and Progressive Journalist Anita Stewart -  Environmental Activist and Progressive Journalist Meredith Ockman Southern District Director of NOW,  Florida NOW Secretary Drew Martin Palm Beach County Commission Candidate Dr. Karen Green Caribbean Caucus Florida Democratic Party Wendy Sejour - Progressive Activist Brook Hines Senior Political Commentator and Essayist These fine PROGRESSIVES will address some of the recent issues arising here and abroad TUNE IN LIVE 7pm (Eastern) January 22nd  - Or Anytime

PNN - Activist Round Table progressive activists and journalists discuss the issues that have been crowded off the table by the Punch & Judy Show. Brook Hines will start us off with her report on the latest Florida Democratic Shenanigans. Anita Stewart will update us on the latest news on the Sable Palm Pipeline; Susan Smith will address Florida's Progressive Democratic Caucus  We also have These Panelists: Courtney Horne Essayist who will address Black Lives Matter,  Frank Day a Progressive with a remarkable history, Richard Silvestri another Florida Water activist. Drew Martin on a NEW land grab by Water Management Some of the topics we will be discussing:  The Pentagon Program to demanding bonuses be repaid, The Fresh and Necessary War on Yemen,  The Tiny Cola for Social Security, The Glorious War on Mosul, Obama Care Successes & Failures, Drug and Insurance prices soaring, rapid number of Extinct and Endangered Species, PIPELINE ISSUES from Florida to North Dakota to Pennsylvania, Chelsea Manning in solitary for her Suicide attempt, Assange tool of Marx and Engels - a Trotskyite Plot?, Israel's Continued Expansion, Island building by the Chinese, Philipines anti-drug solutions in Duterte's Manilla, Black lives and Indigenous Treaties TUNE IN 7pm Eastern / 4pm Pacific  

Rock at Night spoke with Angela McCluskey, songwriter extraordinaire with an unmistakable voice that one hears everywhere. With a background in other creative arts, she fell into music and songwriting quite naturally. We spoke about her creative process, travel, drama, art, her music, her work with other bands such as Telepopmusik, the Wild Colonials and so much more. [...]

Indie rock duo Jocelyn and Chris Arndt discuss retro music, the music industry, Grace Potter, creative inspiration, how they balance their studies at Harvard with touring and writing music, knitting, snow and so much more! [...]

Guest: Anita Stewart More About Anita   "After a tragic accident sustaining serious injuries, and while recuperating, an unexpected awakening occurred. God spoke to me and changed my life forever. What he said was and the energy with this transmission were poignant, palpable, and intense." ~Anita Anita C. Stewart, R.N. has been gifted to work in healing her whole life. Earnest tending to those injured was first experienced through her compassionate, gentle care of animals as a child. She went on to earn her nursing degree, with high level hospital nursing as her career for 40 years. Her own debilitating injury initiated a series of events that naturally led her to expand her abilities to help others, physically, emotionally and spiritually—not through her own knowledge and power, but through surrender to a power greater than her own. Her holistic approach utilizes hands-on energy alignment, with the goal of bridging Energy Medicine into mainstream medicine. Naturally intuitive, Anita identifies areas in need of work and guides patients through a journey of deep self-discovery. Host: Catherine VanWetter Spiritual /shamanic practitioner focusing in the area of highly sensitive people. http://giftsofsensitivity.com/

Sara Hartman discusses other artists that inspire her, why she chose Berlin as her home base, her Swedish Fish addiction, and much more! Her songs are superbly crafted and even though she is young, her lyrics reveal an “old soul” deep within. Her rich alto singing voice and her music evoke a rich, multi-layered, “unplugged” feel. [...]

Erica Chase discusses her accident and a second chance at life; how she pays it forward; bullying and how to stay positive; the creative process in songwriting; her new single "Paris"; and manager, Slaughter’s bassist, Dana Strum. [...]

PNN - Fool's Day PLUS-SIZED or FOOLS DAY Plus 1 - on Democracy Round Table Featuring Donald Trump, Raphael Cruz, Lindsay Graham, Carly Fiorina, Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders They will discuss issues as diverse as Nuclear Proliferation, the Failure to Nurture the Family, The Absence of Universal Family Leave, the newly accepted Chief Justice Elizabeth Warren and her impact on the Court since Roberts has stepped down, the new ANTI-Drone Policy that Vice President Biden has recently articulated, the NEW BEE FRIENDLY POLICY at the Department of Agriculture, the repatriation of OFF SHORE FUNDS by the Wall Street Bankers and the Insurance Companies. Apples new FREE IPAD policy, for every little girl and boy, the new NO-TESTING DICTUM just published by the Department of Education and the new DEBT FORGIVENESS POLICY articulated by the BIG BANKS at the behest of little Timmy Geithner formerly chief economic advisor. Also wewil discuss the recently anounced the NEW DEBT FORGIVENESS POLICY articulated by spokesmodels from Goldman Sachs, Wells Fargo and City Bank. We will also be joined by these outstanding Progressive Journalists: Gwen Holden Barry producer of "Here Be Monsters" Webcast , Brian Stettan, Anita Stewart of "Challenging the Rhetoric Webcast", Philosophy Professor Wendy Lynn Lee  of Bloomsbury University Pennsylvania, Ruthann Amarteifio of Progress toward Democracy and Diana Hanford Demarest Campaign Manager and former Secretary of the PalmBeach Democratic Party and Amy Tidd Democratic Activist Rick Spisak www.NewMercuryMedia.com/pnn.html

Janey Street discusses the music scene in Nashville, how ageism plays a huge part in careers for women including within the music industry, mentoring young artists, how she met the famous rock and roll talent tycoon, Clive Davis of Arista and Columbia Records, musician Janis Ian who is her childhood friend and her vision of the future along with so much more! [...]

The Ries Brothers discuss the Gasparilla Music Festival; their musical influences, like The Doors; juggling school and working as professional musicians; and their upcoming tour with Butch Trucks. [...]

The story of a cosmic relationship in the ethers between two kindred spirits! Janis Joplin, whose 73rd birthday will be January 19th and Flash Silvermoon who mystically reflects on their story in her book “Janis Joplin and Me: 40 Years of Music and Magic.” [...]

Mama Gina spoke about the music industry, the creative process, what and who inspires her, spirituality & music as expressions of both and so much more! A female bard that travels from place to place to bring music to the people! Her favorite venues are living rooms everywhere. [...]

PNN's News Director Rick Spisak and Senior Political Commentator Brook Hines are joined by several political commentators will discuss the events of the past year. Ms Anita Stewart Web Producer, commentator and environmental activist, and Brian Stettan political activist and webcaster and Philosophy Professor and Environmental Activist Dr. Wendy Lynn Lee will address the past year and will assess our prospects for the year ahead. TUNE IN  7pm Eastern Solidarity & Peace

Welcome to the Proof Negative Radio Show. We feature a mix of New World Order news, Health & Wellness, & whatever else comes up freedom - related. Please also find more of our shows here at Freedomizer Radio. Anita Stewart joins us first to discuss the MANDATORY Vaccines for Veterans Bill. Next, Kurt Haskell discusses the San Bernardino "false flag attack" and shares evidence proving this was staged. I'm certain this show there will be enough political hijinks & news to discuss for 3 hours alone. Our main website & chat room are at http://www.freedomizerradio.com. We do not monitor this chat room. Please go to our Freedomizer Radio Website for our shows and chat room

Blues singer Betty Fox of the Betty Fox Band discusses her gospel-church roots, musical influences, and devotion to the genre. [...]

Noel Rochford of UNRB discusses tales of band nerds, the "House on Lime Street" and the sojourning pineapple [...]

Americana duo The Hummingbirds speak about their music, country roots, and their surprising "day jobs." [...]

By Chyrisse Tabone, Tampa Correspondent Interviews: Chyrisse Tabone and Anita Stewart While fresh on their cross-country tour in connection with the release of  “Witches” on March 24th, Rock At Night had the utmost pleasure of [...]

Straight From The Line Podcast - Episode 4: Anita Stewart, Food Laureate, University of Guelph, Ontario. Chef Jason Lynch and Anita Stewart discuss the impact of academic institutions on our understanding of food and how we farm, cook, and sustain it.

By Anita Stewart   Rock at Night was glad to be on hand in beautiful downtown Orlando’s, The Social to check out this show on Friday, December 26th, 2014. The vibes were awesome and the [...]

PNN News Director Rick Spisak and Ms. Anita Stewart will be webcasting from the Studio and Remote from Naples the site of the Last Chance Hearing to BLOCK FRACKING IN FLORIDA If you can't go to Naples - Submit your Comments to Fred McManus, Chief, Ground Water and UIC Sections, at McManus.Fred@epa.gov.   TUNE IN LIVE (4pm Eastern)  or Anytime

This webinar will present Sesame Workshop's research and key findings related to mobile learning as well as show how we are applying what we have learned through a range of educational mobile initiatives that harness the power of Muppets and mobile platforms, both in the United States and internationally.

  This week's show is entitledPEACE AND JUSTICE - Not off the TableHosted by News Director Rick SpisakOur guests will be:  Anita Stewart, journalist and activist currently a board member of the Hillsborough County (Tampa Metro) Soil and Water Conservation Board, who hosts a radio called Wise Women Media.Jay Alexander, long time Peace and Justice current working to reestablish the Civilian Conservation Corps.  Sandy Davies, leader of Miami Progressive Democrats of AmericaGayle Faath - with StandUp Florida will talk about a marelous Mike-Check of West's Lies in Stuart Florida  Join us, as we discuss working toward peace. Correcting the MisNamed Citizen's United. Jobs for Americans with the return of the CCC2 the Civilian Conservation Corps, and Progressives standing up to the lies of "soon to be retired" - Congressman West.  7pm Eastern Time

Nonprofit organizations dedicated to the public good can't do their important work without money. Take, for instance, Sesame Street, an educational program for children that is seen around the world. Without the necessary funding, the Muppets would be out of work. During the recent Child & Youth Finance International summit in Amsterdam, Knowledge@Wharton High School sat down with Anita Stewart to discuss her role developing and securing strategic corporate alliances and sponsorships for Sesame Workshop, the organization that produces Sesame Street. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Nina Simons, social entrepreneur, co-founder of Bioneers, the organization trying to find breakthrough solutions for people and the planet, will discuss her new anthology book, Moonrise: the Power of Women Leading from the Heart. Topics will concern women's leadership and restoring the feminine in us all as well as the the ingenuity and strategies of Bioneers to ignite and inform leadership for a sustainable future. AT THE BOTTOM OF THE HOUR hear Anita Stewart discuss what the mainstream media is not telling us about the status of the BP/Gulf Oil Spill. From sick residents to black helicopters to people "being made to disappear" to the threat of depopulation and a crack in the seabed. Something is happening in the Gulf and the American people are being kept in the dark. Anita Stewart describes this as a joint military, government and BP operation - it sounds like something straight out of a Hollywood movie, but many, many people are all saying it's true. Tune in and learn what might be one of the biggest cover-ups in U.S. history. A cover up that might affect millions of people and their very lives.