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This week on the Arts to Hearts Podcast, we have Anupa Mehta as our guest, who is a force to be reckoned with in the contemporary art world. In this episode, our host Charuka Arora asks Anupa about her experience in the art world, the shift has she seen over the years, and her own relationship with artists and art collectors. Anupa has been in the art world for quite some time now, and she has closely witnessed how things have changed, something she touches upon in this podcast. Anupa has had an illustrious career. With three decades of experience as an editor, art consultant, curator, and gallerist, Anupa is not only trained in journalism and arts management, but she also holds a Master's degree in Narrative Therapy. She is also the founding editor of Art India magazine, and the author of INDIA 20, a book of interviews with leading contemporary Indian artists. Anupa started her career at a time before the evolution of the digital world, and so she misses the slowness of life and how people were able to have a conversation face to face. While she enjoys her work as much as she did all those years ago, she can also sense a shift in perspective and behavior among the younger artists. For those contemporary artists, Anupa has only one piece of advice and that is to ‘be adaptable'. Listening to Anupa, it becomes clear why and how she was able to excel in her career path. As a gallerist, Anupa knows the art of building relationships. She values trust and integrity above all, and that is why she is able to form sustainable relationships with her clients, whether they are art collectors or artists. She still looks at the world in a way that may be described by some people as old-fashioned, but that is a good thing. It is precisely those values that have enabled Anupa to see through people and gauge their needs, and that's what makes her so good at what she does. So, tune into this week's full episode to find out more about Anupa and how she sees the art world of today! Arts to Hearts Project is thrilled to announce the launch of our new call for art for a virtual exhibition, accompanied by the creation of an exquisite artist's book. The virtual exhibition promises to be a captivating showcase of visual experiences, while the artist's book will serve as a timeless collection of these vibrant creations. You can submit your artworks . We're delighted to announce that we are now accepting art submissions for the sixth edition of ATH Magazine! If you are someone whose artworks dare to question the norm and sparks interesting conversations, then this is your chance! Submit your artwork . We are also calling all emerging female artists for our “100 Emerging Artists: 2024 Women's Edition”. This edition marks the inaugural launch of our landmark publication designed to spotlight and celebrate emerging women artists from around the globe. Apply . Order Arts To Hearts Magazine #4 here:  Learn how you can UNLOCK YOUR CREATIVE POTENTIAL in 2023. Sign up for our FREE Mini guide & workbook. Check out the Arts To Hearts Shop at  Join ATH directory for women artists here:  Listen and subscribe on Apple  Artist Services:     

In this episode, host Andrew Lewin interviews Anupa Asokan, the senior advocate for the Oceans Division of the Nature Program for the NRDC. Anupa shares her unique career path in marine science and conservation, highlighting the different positions she has held and the various organizations for which she has worked. This episode challenges the notion of following a specific career path and emphasizes the importance of finding one's own niche. The conversation also delves into the topic of marine protected areas. Tune in to learn about Anupa's journey and gain insights into advocating for the ocean. Connect with Anupa: https://twitter.com/anupaasokan Share your conservation journey on the podcast by booking here: https://calendly.com/sufb/sufb-interview   Fill out our listener survey: https://www.speakupforblue.com/survey   Join the audio program - Build Your Marine Science and Conservation Career: https://www.speakupforblue.com/career   Facebook Group: https://bit.ly/3NmYvsI Connect with Speak Up For Blue: Website: https://bit.ly/3fOF3Wf Instagram: https://bit.ly/3rIaJSG Twitter: https://bit.ly/3rHZxpc   

It's been a while, Tiff knows it. But it's time to share and she has been holding onto this chat she had with some of her soul sisters Anupa & Em Beban. There's alot of gold and wisdom so hit play and tune in.| Tiffany is a Plant Medicine & Microdose Enthusiast, a Medicine woman and Spiritual Speaker. She's passionate about helping others find a state of homeostasis within themselves and equipping them with daily spiritual practices to help them stay there. In other words, finding that happy place within yourself and doing what you can to stay there. | She regularly hosts Breathwork at the Tara Hall in Adelaide, South Australia and facilitates conscious connection with open-minded souls. She also guides others on their microdosing journeys and is a trained Trauma Informed Plant Medicine Facilitator. | If you'd like to learn more about her work please get in touch via her socials below:Prana Breathwork: https://www.facebook.com/PranaBreathworkADLInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/tiffany_rouge/~ The wisdom of the Miss Adventurous Podcast is free but putting the podcast together takes time and effort. If you took something from this podcast, all that we ask is that you share it with a friend who might find it helpful too. By sharing what inspires you to make your life different can help make the world a different place. 

Recap of WLB with Anupa Yogdan is all about Paying Back to the Society

Mabuting Balita l Hulyo 5, 2023 Miyerkules ng Ika-13 Linggo sa Karaniwang Panahon Ebanghelyo: Mt 8:28-34 Pagdating ni Hesus sa lupain ng Gadara sa kabilang ibayo, sinalubong siya ng dalawang lalaking inaalihan ng demonyo, na galing sa libingan. Napakabangis nila kayat walang makadaan doon. Bigla silang sumigaw: “Ano ang kailangan mo sa amin, ikaw na Anak ng Diyos! Pumarito ka ba para pahirapan kami bago sumapit ang panahon?” Sa may di kalayua'y maraming baboy na nanginginain. Kaya hiniling sa kanya ng mga demonyo: “Kung palalayasin mo kami, ipadala mo kami sa mga baboy.” Sinabi ni Hesus sa kanila: “Umalis kayo.” Kaya pagkalayas ng mga demonyo'y pumasok ang mga ito sa mga baboy—at hayun! nahulog sa bangin ang lahat ng baboy papuntang dagat, at nalunod na lahat. Tumakas naman ang mga nagbabantay sa mga baboy. Pagdating nila sa bayan, ipinamalita nila ang lahat at kung ano ang nangyari sa mga inaalihan ng mga demonyo. Kaya lumabas ang buong bayan para salubungin si Hesus; at pagkakita nila sa kanya, hiniling nilang umalis siya sa kanilang lugar.   Pagninilay: “Naparito ka ba upang pahirapan kami bago dumating ang panahon?”  Ito ang katanungan kay Hesus ng mga taong inaalihan ng demonyo. Anupa't, nakilala nila kung sino si Hesus. Na siya ang Anak ng Diyos na nagkatawang tao. At alam din nila na sila ay mapaparusahan pagdating ng panahon. Mga kapanalig, ano mang kasalanan ng tao, naglalayo ito sa kanya, hindi lamang saDiyos kundi pati sa kanyang kapwa. Sabi nga, “Every sin in a way, is a social sin.” Dahil may epekto ito sa pakikitungo natin sa iba. It separates us from the society. Marahil kaya ang mga taong inalihan ng demonyo ay nakatira sa libingan. Walang makalapit sa mga ito at sabi nga sa Mabuting Balita, “walang makadaan sa dako nila.” Pero nang papalapit si Hesus, sinalubong nila siya. Inutusan sila ni Hesus na pumaroon sa kawan ng mga baboy upang mapalaya ang dalawang napossess ng demonyo. Pero imbes na matuwa ang buong lungsod ay nalungkot pa. Walang nais ang Diyos sa atin kundi ang mapalaya tayo sa ating mga kasalanan at magbalik-loob sa Kanya. Sana'y lagi nating buksan ang ating puso sa Diyos at laging piliin Siya higit pa sa mga yaman o anumang material na bagay. Amen. - Sr. Tina Madrigallos, fsp l Daughters of St. Paul  

In this episode of the Ocean Optimism podcast, host Ellen Spooner interviews Anupa Asokan, Senior Ocean Advocate for the Natural Resource Defense Council (NRDC https://www.nrdc.org/ ). Anupa's extensive experience includes work with the World Surf League, the X Prize Foundation, and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). This discussion revolves around the 10 year review process for California's Marine Protected Area (MPA) Network.The episode emphasizes the significance of long-term monitoring and adaptive management in evaluating the effectiveness of MPAs. Scientific research has shown that protected areas promote biodiversity, increase fish populations, and contribute to ecosystem resilience. Anupa explains that different levels of protection exist within MPAs, with fully protected and highly protected areas offering the greatest benefits.The interview touches on the pressures facing California's marine ecosystems, including fishing activities, climate change impacts such as kelp forest loss and sea star wasting disease, and water quality issues like nutrient runoff and plastic pollution. Anupa emphasizes the need for compromise, valuing diverse perspectives, and incorporating marginalized communities, such as indigenous tribes, in decision-making processes.Regarding the ongoing ten-year review of California's MPA Network, Anupa encourages listeners to get involved and support organizations aligned with their values. Supporting nonprofits, volunteering time or expertise, and engaging in conversations about marine conservation are practical ways for individuals to contribute. Anupa also highlights the importance of equitable access to nature, which creates opportunities for more communities to experience and value marine ecosystems.The episode concludes with a sense of optimism stemming from the recognition of new voices and perspectives in marine conservation and the existence of solutions and tools to address the challenges faced by our oceans. Follow Ocean Optimism on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter @OceanOptimism and on TikTok @EllensOceanOptimism 

In this episode, you will be able to: Investigate the vital discussions on diversity and ocean justice from the Upwell conference. Contemplate the existing gaps in diversity within ocean conservation and advocacy circles. Acknowledge the essential role played by marginalized communities in conservation endeavors. Comprehend the complex intersection of ocean justice with environmental and economic aspects. Consider how adaptive management continuously reshapes our views on conservation achievements. My special guest is Angelo Villagomez, Anupa Asokan Angelo Villagomez is an experienced ocean advocate with a focus on well-designed and implemented marine protected areas. Currently working for the Center for American Progress in Washington, DC, Angelo has spent years advocating for ocean conservation and has an extensive background working with coastal communities in the Caribbean and Pacific. As an avid scuba diver and a passionate voice for ocean justice, Angelo is committed to making the conservation field more inclusive and diverse. Anupa Asokan is a dedicated conservationist with a diverse background in film, fisheries management, and marine protected areas. As a passionate surfer and paddleboarder, Anupa's love for the ocean runs deep. Currently working as a policy analyst for the Natural Resources Defense Council, her focus is on the promotion of sustainable fishing practices and the establishment of marine protected areas. Anupa's unique skill set allows her to effectively communicate the importance of ocean justice and work towards a more inclusive conservation community. The resources mentioned in this episode are: Register for the Upwell: A Wave of Ocean Justice conference on June 7th at 12:30 PM Eastern time through the link in the show notes. Attend the conference virtually to learn about ocean justice and the different aspects of what it means. Watch the conference live on YouTube to hear from speakers and participate in the forum where marginalized voices can be highlighted. Check out the Ocean Justice Forum to learn more about the movement and join the conversation. Support organizations that are working towards ocean justice, such as NRDC and the Pew Charitable Trust. Advocate for diversity and inclusion in the ocean conservation movement, especially at the leadership level. Take action to protect the ocean in your local community, such as supporting marine protected areas and sustainable fishing practices. Ocean Joy Justice in Action Ocean recreation is an often-overlooked component of ocean conservation. Activities such as surfing, diving, and exploring marine life offer more than just enjoyment; they create meaningful connections between people and the ocean environment, shaping the public's perception of the marine landscape and inspiring efforts to preserve and protect these waters. During the podcast, Anupa Asokan discusses her involvement in a panel about experiencing joy and fun in ocean activities and how these experiences can enhance one's everyday life. However, she also brings attention to the lack of representation of diverse ethnic backgrounds in these joyous encounters and the need to make these activities more inclusive. By expanding these opportunities to connect with the ocean for all, conservation efforts can encourage a truly diverse community that values and protects shared ocean environments. Every Coastline Needs a Hero Local heroes can play a crucial role in conservation efforts, contributing unique knowledge to the cause and mobilizing communities to work together. These individuals, deeply rooted in the areas they call home, can spearhead efforts to protect and preserve their coastal environments. They demonstrate a profound understanding of the challenges they face and are essential participants in developing sustainable solutions tailored to their community's needs. In the podcast, Angelo Villagomez and Anupa Asokan stress the importance of supporting local heroes, who can make substantial positive changes to their environment and influence meaningful progress in conservation. They encourage everyone to help uplift these local voices and recognize their talents and expertise in finding innovative ways to address conservation at the grassroots level. By emphasizing the importance of empowering local heroes the discussion highlights a vital aspect of making conservation initiatives more diverse and equitable. Register for the conference: https://ampr.gs/3CcgNbC Conference Agenda: https://bit.ly/3oMGM6p Anupa's Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=erQ2rSh3ULY Share your conservation journey on the podcast by booking here: https://calendly.com/sufb/sufb-interview   Fill out our listener survey: https://www.speakupforblue.com/survey   Join the audio program - Build Your Marine Science and Conservation Career: https://www.speakupforblue.com/career   Facebook Group: https://bit.ly/3NmYvsI Connect with Speak Up For Blue: Website: https://bit.ly/3fOF3Wf Instagram: https://bit.ly/3rIaJSG Twitter: https://bit.ly/3rHZxpc   

I spend a lot of time talking about the impact of low body confidence in women over 40 but what about the younger generation? How can we help support them and enable them to grow up without all the body image issues that our generation were handed down?  Do you worry about your child's body image?  Do you struggle to support them with their body image? ⁠Anupa Roper⁠, a.k.a Sparrowlegs is a mum of two and in the last three years has transitioned from primary school teacher to children's author and body image educator. Anupa allowed her label of ‘skinny' to affect her choices and her feelings of worth for a long time. Now she wants to empower the next generations by helping them to feel happy in their own skin.  I asked Anupa how she would describe herself in 3 words and why? Kind - I would consider myself as a kind person, always putting others first and considering how my actions would make them feel. I like to think this is because it's a reflection of what I would wish others to be too  Talkative! My school reports always cited me as chatty, and I have to say that true - I love a natter. I'm super interested in what others have to say so I'm a good listener too  Just me - I'm a mixture of so many things that make me me. The work that I do involves me helping others to see that being ourselves, being unique, is okay because we are all great just the way that we are.  I had such an interesting talk with Anupa, and we so often hear body confidence conversations from the plus-size community, so it was refreshing to hear Anupa's perspective as a slimmer woman.  Anupa really does know how it feels to be uncomfortable in your own body. After spending years hating her ‘skinny' legs and ‘skinny' arms. She spent years being told how small she was and being questioned about whether she ate enough! Anupa has walked the path of being defined by her size and appearance and understands how to work towards having a better body image. She is passionate in wanting to support the next generations to do this too. My nickname at primary school was speck four eyes as I wore thick glasses and I hated them. I'm sure you can relate to how cruel young children can be to each other when it comes ot name calling. Anupa was called "Sparrowlegs" and has now now learnt to embrace her body and is owning the name.  ⁠Sparrowlegs⁠ is a beautifully illustrated book for under 7's about a sparrow who learns to love the feathers she is in. Sparrow embraces her amazing body and thinks that you should too! Women like Anupa are creating a positive ripple effect for future generation, and we all have a part to play. Being mindful of the language we use around our children, young adults and grandchildren can make a big difference to their mental wellbeing and how they grow feeling about their bodies. What does "Free to Be" mean to Anupa? "Free to Be happy in our own skin is how I would interpret that, both on the outside and inside too. We just need to learn to be comfortable with who we are and not feel the pressure to be anyone else." What does 'Free to Be' mean to you? To find out more visit- ⁠www.sparrowlegs.com⁠ Instagram ⁠@miss_sparrowlegs⁠ Purchase ⁠Sparrowlegs⁠  I'll be back next week but in the meantime   Keep being fabulous   Rachel x ⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠https://linktr.ee/libertefreetobe⁠⁠ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/libertefreetobe/message

Anupa Asokan [uh-new-puh uh-soak-in] is an avid waterwoman and ocean advocate dedicated to protecting our marine environment. She previously worked for the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, the World Surf League, and led the Ocean Initiative and Government Affairs at XPRIZE Foundation. She currently works at the Natural Resources Defense Council advocating for meaningful ocean protection and equitable coastal access through the "30 by 30" initiative. Anupa also serves on the national Board of Directors for Surfrider Foundation, is a graduate of UCLA, and holds dual masters degrees from the University of Rhode Island's Graduate School of Oceanography and College of Business. Beyond her advocacy work, Anupa spends her free time surfing, fishing, diving and standup-paddling along the Southern California coast. In this episode we talked hunting, fishing, conservation, downwind paddling and much more. T'was a fun one.Anupa On InstagramLink To Support MPA ExpansionP.S. If you dig this podcast, will you please leave a short review on Apple Podcasts? It takes less than 60 seconds and makes a difference when I drop to my knees and beg hard-to-get guests to come on the show. Also, you can get my Friday newsletter on Substack. It's glorious. Get full access to Writing by Kyle Thiermann at thiermann.substack.com/subscribe

Anupa Asokan [uh-new-puh uh-soak-in] is an avid waterwoman and ocean advocate dedicated to protecting our marine environment. She previously worked for the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, the World Surf League, and led the Ocean Initiative and Government Affairs at XPRIZE Foundation. She currently works at the Natural Resources Defense Council advocating for meaningful ocean protection and equitable coastal access through the "30 by 30" initiative. Anupa also serves on the national Board of Directors for Surfrider Foundation, is a graduate of UCLA, and holds dual masters degrees from the University of Rhode Island's Graduate School of Oceanography and College of Business. Beyond her advocacy work, Anupa spends her free time surfing, fishing, diving and standup-paddling along the Southern California coast. In this episode we talked hunting, fishing, conservation, downwind paddling and much more. T'was a fun one.Anupa On InstagramLink To Support MPA ExpansionP.S. If you dig this podcast, will you please leave a short review on Apple Podcasts? It takes less than 60 seconds and makes a difference when I drop to my knees and beg hard-to-get guests to come on the show. Also, you can get my Friday newsletter on Substack. It's glorious. Get full access to Writing by Kyle Thiermann at thiermann.substack.com/subscribe

Writer and producer Anupa Mistry joins Pop Pantheon to dissect the career of the most enigmatic pop superstar of his generation, The Weeknd. Anupa and DJ Louie discuss The Weeknd's genre-obliterating early mixtapes, which helped to redefine the contours of R&B in the 2010s, and his studio debut, 2013's Kiss Land. They also walk through his string of massive successes, from his breakthrough sophomore album, 2015's Beauty Behind the Madness, 2016 follow-up Starboy, 2020's revelatory After Hours, his 2021 Super Bowl performance, and most recent effort, last year's Dawn FM. Read Anupa's 2015 profile of The Weeknd in PitchforkJoin Pop Pantheon: All Access, Our New Patreon Channel, for Exclusive Content and More!!Shop Merch in Pop Pantheon's Store!Come See Louie DJ @ Gorgeous Gorgeous in DTLA, 2/10Check out Pop Pantheon's The Weeknd Essentials Playlist on SpotifyFollow DJ Louie XIV on InstagramFollow DJ Louie XIV on TwitterFollow Pop Pantheon on InstagramFollow Pop Pantheon on TwitterFollow Anupa Mistry on Instagram

Anupa Roper, 44, is a mum of two from Leicestershire, UK. She is a bestselling Children's Author and Positive Body Image Educator. As a former primary school teacher and someone who struggled with her own body image for over two decades, she is now on a mission to empower the young to feel happy in the skin that they are in and to accept others in theirs. In this podcast Anupa shares her own experiences, we talk all things body positive and Anupa tells us why she is joining us as an Inspire & Connect leader. Find out more about Anupa's brand new course here. the A-Z of Children's Body Image, covering topics from eating disorders to media literacy. This course is for parents, carers and those that spend time with the young, to arm them with the tools they need to support the young with feeling good in their own skin https://learning.sparrowlegs.com/childrens-body-image/   Connect with Anupa here; https://www.sparrowlegs.com https://www.instagram.com/miss_sparrowlegs https://www.facebook.com/groups/sparrowlegs   Inspire and Connect https://www.inspireandconnect.co.uk/links

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Anupa Roper has always been on the smaller side, and from a young age experienced shaming just for being a skinny person. ⁠While grown-up Anupa was busy being a teacher and raising a family, she knew she wanted to help young people to NOT feel bad about their bodies. ⁠Writing Sparrowlegs was not how she initially envisaged doing that, but as we hear all the time on this podcast, the path is rarely straight and clear. ⁠In this episode we find out how Anupa found her voice and about her continuing work with words and positive body image for young people.⁠CreativityFound.co.ukInstagram: @creativityfoundpodcastFacebook: @creativityfoundpodcastClubhouse: @clairewaitebrown and Creativity Found Connect clubMusic: Day Trips by Ketsa Undercover / KetsaCreative Commons LicenseFree Music Archive - Ketsa - Day TripsArtworks: Emily Portnoi emilyportnoi.co.uk Support the show (https://ko-fi.com/creativityfoundpodcast)

21 November 2021: It was Clean Out Your Refrigerator Day on the 15th of November. Helen gets some tips for tackling this seemingly anxiety-inducing chore from decluttering expert Nada of The Home Order. Cookies and Milk: Ankiet of Spinneys shares two delectable cookie recipes, and Dubai mum Anupa tells Helen how her seven-year-old daughter Devi inspired them to set up their own cookie business Bobrockz  Chef's Table: Chef Max Grenard takes care of dozens of dining destinations, including well-loved establishments you've surely visited during your stay in Dubai.  Anneke Strobach teaches golf and wants you to have fun with the ladies at the DPWTC this weekend. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

If this episode inspired you in some way, take a screenshot of you listening on your device and post it to your Instagram Stories, and tag me @cyclebreakerparentsunite. Anupa Roper joins us today. She is a positive body image advocate and author of the incredible children's book, Sparrowlegs. Anupa gives us four points to consider when breaking the societal and in many cases, family cycle of body shame or feeling uncomfortable in one's body. 1. Exploring our own biases – about ourselves and other people's bodies 2. Considering the language we use when talking about our bodies and other people's… the children are always listening 3. Take steps to heal our relationship with food 4. Move towards body acceptance (you don't have to necessarily love every single part of your body – sometimes that is unrealistic in the short term. But working towards acceptance can be a great first step). You can find out more (including the blog we talked about) at: sparrowlegs.com You can buy her incredible book through her site too. And join Anupa's Facebook group, Sparrowlegs. Join us in the Facebook group Cycle Breaker Parents Unite and share your thoughts– and also hang around for the next free weekly training I deliver each Friday. You can watch the Youtube recording of this podcast and subscribe to my channel for more videos. Have you signed up for my free mini-course, ‘The 7-day Connection Reset?' Explore the love languages in your family and identify how your child best feels love - and just enjoy connecting with them in a range of ways over the 7 days of the videos (of course, you can binge them or watch and then take longer over each love language - it's your choice!) Remember: Healing + skills = the parent you always wanted to be

In this episode I talk to Anupa about all things body image and how we can change the way we think and feel about ourselves and for the future generations. You can find out more about Anupa via Instagram @miss_sparrowlegs

Hey Everyone,In today's episode we are joined by Anupa Roper. Anupa allowed her label of ‘skinny' to affect her choices and her feeling of worth for a long time. Now she wants to empower the young by helping them to feel happy in their own skin. She would love for the generations that follow to know that they are worthy just the way they are. Anupa has recently published her debut children's book ‘Sparrowlegs' about a sparrow who learns to love the feathers she is in and realises how amazing her body is.In this episode, we talk about:Anupa shares her story of being labelled as skinny and how that has affected many of the choices she has made throughout her lifeHow we've ended up perpetually thinking about the way we look, and how much importance we put on the way we lookThe impact social media and reality TV shows appear to be having on body confidenceAnupa's experience of people expecting her to be confident because of her slim and petite sizeThe pressure that comes from feeling like you have to look a certain way, and the impact that can have on confidenceWhat are our bodies are here to do, vs the way we think they should lookThe journey Anupa has had with her confidence as she has transitioned from being a teacher, Mum, and now writer and authorThe impact of language specifically related to our bodies such as “Mum tum” and “stretch marks” Anupa shares her experience that in Indian culture if you've got lighter skin there is a perception you'll be more confident Confidence being something that needs to be constantly and deliberately worked on if you want more of itThe power of parents opening up conversations with their children about body confidenceHow parents have a responsibility to ensure their children are well informed and understand the difference between what is real and what isn'tA sensitive and very topical episode, Anupa shares her passion and concerns around body confidence. A topic which has depth, emotion and much more to it than you may initially presume. In a world where so much of our mental stimulation is found via social media and more visual imagery than ever before, it's no wonder there is a growing issue surrounding body confidence.In order to support our community further we have recently created the Two Coach Confidence Facebook Group. Feel free to come and join the group using the link below.Two Coach Confidence CrewIf you enjoy the podcast, please SUBSCRIBE to our show and leave a review. Even better, please feel free to share with anyone you feel would value from the information we provide. Link to Anupa's book - Sparrowlegs - https://amzn.to/3jgWsI9For more information on Anupa visit,Instagram www.Instagram.com/miss_sparrowlegsFB Group:www.Facebook.com/groups/sparrowlegsFor more information about Kerry's work visit,Website: https://www.kerryhearsey.com   For more information about Adams work visit,Website: My Coach For Life | Life beyond limits

Anpua's story will touch many chords He landed in Mumbai with one Skybag and Job as DBA while he worked on his exciting career he also developed various likings and passions with his family and friends 

Welcome to Season 2, today's topic is a one that perhaps you don't think about too often or maybe it rules your life, either way, I wanted to discuss this as I feel it's one that we should be more aware of. Today's guest, Anupa will be sharing her story and discussing body image as a slim person also post partum as well as the pressures it can put on the younger generations. To learn more about Anupa, you can follow here on Instagram here. If you enjoyed today's episode, please share with friends and family and rate it, review it and subscribe to make sure you don't miss out on future episodes. To learn more about me, follow me on Instagram @iamrenuravalia Please Note. These views are based on our personal stories and do not represent everybody's experience.

Ali is joined by Anupa Roper founder of Sparrowlegs, Author and former Primary Teacher as they talk all things Body Confidence. Anupa shares how the label of ‘skinny’ affected her feelings and choices for a long time and how why she is now on a mission to empower the young by helping them to feel happy in their own skin regardless of their shape or size. Anupa also reads a few pages from of her bestselling children’s book ‘Sparrowlegs’.

Mabuting Balita | Enero 20, 2021 – Miyerkules sa Ikalawang Linggo ng Taon EBANGHELYO: MARCOS 3:1-6 Pumasok si Jesus sa sinagoga, at naroon ang isang lalaki na hindi maigalaw ang kamay, at may gusto ring isumbong si Jesus. Kaya nagmasid sila at baka pagalingin siya ni Jesus sa Araw ng Pahinga. At sinabi naman niya sa taong hindi maigalaw ang kamay: “Tumindig ka sa gitna.” “Ano ang ipinahihintulot sa Araw ng Pahinga, gumawa ng mabuti o gumawa ng masama, magligtas ng buhay o pumatay?” At hindi sila umimik. Kaya tiningnan niya silang lahat, na nagagalit at nalulungkot dahil sa katigasan ng kanilang puso, at sinabi sa lalaki: “lunat mo ang iyong kamay.” Iniunat nga ng tao ang kamay at gumaling ito. Pagkalabas ng mga Pariseo, nakipagtipon sila sa mga kakampi ni Herodes para masiraan nila siya. PAGNINILAY: Ano nga ba ang pinakamahalagang kautusan na dapat nating sundin? Isa sa nakagawian ni Hesus ay ang pagpunta sa sinagoga sa araw ng pamamahinga para makilahok sa buhay-pagsamba ng pamayanan. Doon ay may taong paralisado ang kamay na hindi na tanggap ng kanyang mga kababayan dahil ayon sa batas ng mga Hudyo, ang pagkakaroon ng ganoong karamdaman ay hadlang sa ritwal na kalinisan at tanda ng parusa ng Diyos. Kaya nga kahit nasa loob ng sinagoga ang lalaking paralyzed, nananatili naman siyang nasa labas ng kanilang buhay-pamayanan. Pinahahalagahan ni Hesus ang mga kautusan. Pero kung pagpipilian ang pagtupad sa letra ng batas o ang pagsagip sa buhay ng isang tao, mas pinipili ni Hesus ang kapakanan ng tao, kahit na nga sa araw ng pamamahinga. Ang araw ng pamamahinga para kay Hesus ay araw na itinakda para papurihan ang Diyos ng Kabutihan at Awa. Anupa't wala nang mas hihigit pang araw para gumawa ng mabuti sa kapwa kaysa sa araw ng pamamahinga. Ang pagpapakita ng malasakit sa kapwa ay walang pinipiling araw dahil ang pag-ibig sa Diyos at kapwa ay ang pinakamahalagang batas. Ang mga pagpapagaling ni Hesus sa Mabuting Balita ay hindi lamang tanda ng kanyang kapangyarihan bilang Diyos. Layunin din nito ang pagpapanumbalik ng buhay ng isang tao sa loob ng pamayanan. Dito makikita na pinag-uukulan ng pansin ni Hesus ang mga taong nasa laylayan o labas ng lipunan – yaong mga itinatakwil dahil sa kanilang karamdaman, kahirapan, kamangmangan, o dahil sa pamamumuhay na hindi ayon sa pamantayan ng lipunan. Bilang mga Kristiyano, katulad ba tayo ni Kristo na nagmamalasakit sa mga tinuturing na aba ng lipunan? - Sr. Nimfa Ebora, PDDM Manalangin tayo: Panginoon, hubugin mo ako, upang kagaya mo, maging mapagkalinga din ako lalung-lalo na sa mga nagangailangan ng malasakit sa aming pamayanan. Amen.

Anupa King also known as @denupzter on Instagram, I have followed and adored for years. Then, a year ago we were both a part of the same Life After Birth exhibit where I heard Anupa share her story about postpartum depression for the first time. The room that listened to Anupa speak was silent, and with eyes welled with tears. This was the kind of story we hadn’t really heard before about postpartum. Anupa opens up about her infertility, her losses, her postpartum and even how she was mistaken as the nanny to her own children and into her message of hope, fight, and dancing.    Follow Anupa at @denupzter on Instagram today to follow her and her journey alongside her family.   Get started with Issuu today for FREE or if you sign up for a premium account you will get 50% off when you go to ISSUU.com/podcast​ and use promo code PAPAYA​.   Dipsea is offering a 30 day free trial when you go to DipseaStories .com/PAPAYA.   Visit ​www.drsegals.com​ and use promo code “PAPAYA” at checkout to get 20% off your entire order   Go to pcfinancial.ca/papaya to open a PC Money Account and you too can start thinking about money in a whole new way.   Produced by Dear Media. 

Episode 10 of the Hello Body! podcast with your hosts Melissa and Katy. In this episode, we interview Anupa Roper (aka Miss Sparrow Legs). Anupa lives in the UK with her husband and 2 children. She allowed her label of ‘skinny' to affect her feelings and choices for a long time. Now she wants to empower the young by helping them to feel happy in their own skin. She would love for the generations that follow to know that their bodies are amazing and they are beautiful just the way they are. Find out more about the Love Thy Body book. Find Anupa on Instagram (@miss_sparrowlegs) and on Facebook.

Anupa discusses her struggles with yoga See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this show I talk to Service Designer Anupa Dasgupta. We talk about storytelling, growing up in India and Greece, adapting and what an Indian ‘Joined Family' is… We discuss the need for Emotional Intelligence in Leadership, dyslexia, learning ‘disabilities' and what it means when you're wired differently.

This week's New Theory Radio is an important conversation on allyship, community support, and change - stemming from the ongoing racism and injustice faced by the Black community. Host Nav Nanwa welcomes Radio Personality Mastermind, and Pop Culture Journalist Anupa Mistry. They discuss these topics in more detail, and the important role POC communities need to play in supporting the Black Lives Matter movement. We're also introducing a new segment called the 'NTR Spotlight' where they shine a light on a creative or an organization pushing the arts and culture scene forward. This week we're honoured to have Musical Artist/Sauga native @juniat35 on the show. His critically acclaimed album 'Studio Monk' has been considered a Canadian Classic by Complex. He will be joining Nav to talk about the album, his work with Jessie Reyez, and so much more. New Theory Radio theme produced by Dusty Loops (@DustyLoops and www.dustyloops.com)Follow our Panellists:Nav NanwaTwitter: @nnanwaInstagram: @navnanwaFollow New Theory Radio on Social Media - @newtheoryradio--------------------------------------Anupa MistryInstagram: @_anupaFor more on Anupa - www.anupamistry.comMastermindTwitter: @mastermindInstagram: @mastermindliveHow can you support #BlackLivesMatter: https://blacklivesmatters.carrd.co/--------------------------------------Junia-TTwitter: @nnanwaInstagram: @navnanwaCheck out Junia-T's critically acclaimed album 'Studio Monk' on Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2MFIgsw--------------------------------------Offers for Listeners:Maskwell (@GetMaskwell)Get 10% off when you use the code: NEWTHEORYFor more details on Maskwell and how you can purchase a mask visit: www.getmaskwell.comSet-Up ShopA Workshop for Aspiring Ecom EntrepreneursGet 50% off these workshops when you use the code: newtheory50For more details on the workshops and how you can start your Ecom entrepreneurial journey visit: https://bit.ly/30r24rx--------------------------------------New Theory Radio can be heard live on Sundays at 5pm and Mondays at 8pm ONLY on News Talk Sauga 960 am (@Sauga960am) - https://sauga960am.ca

In this episode we talk with Anupa Naik of 5 Stone Consulting, a tech strategy consulting firm she started with two partners after the previous company they all worked for, Inquicker, was acquired. We talk to Anupa about working in technology, why she never thought she'd be an entrepreneur, and how yoga helps her in business and in life. Where to find her: Website: https://5stone.io/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/fwbusinesses/message

During this 7 minute micro-learning Anupa Iyer, U.S. EEOC Workforce Analyst walks listeners through identifying a reasonable accommodation in the workplace and discusses the interactive process.

On this week's podcast we interviewed Anupa Mohan of Anupanas. Founder of Anupanas, LLC. She is a Ayurveda Health Practitioner and NAMA (National Ayurvedic Medical Association) Professional Member, who studied Ayurveda in both United States and India. Developed more than 3,000 years ago in India, Ayurveda is holistic healing focusing on balance between the mind, body, and spirit for optimal health and wellness; not fighting disease but promoting good health. We got a chance to sit down with her to learn more about her practice, what Ayurveda is, and the benefits. For more information on her practice, check her website out at www.anupanas.com 

Anupa Sekar is no stranger to fitness and breaking norms. In this episode she shares the story of how Agasthi discovered cycling & chose BMX. She talks about her attitude to overcoming challenges & how she built the wonderful team behind Agasthi. The following are the insta handles: Agasthi (the BMX kiddo) - mr.gasty Hamza (Indian coach, Founder Wallridepark) - hamxanthium and wallrideparkhyd Sanusi (Malaysian coach) - dwishbmracademy and sanusi.dk Sajin (Physio) - sajindev

Episode 71 featuring Anupa Mistry is now live! Anupa has worked in media for 12 years, as a writer, editor & producer - and after a brief stint of work in New York, she's come back to Toronto to focus on some projects that mean a lot to her; including teaching yoga, writing newsletters, and her new podcast "Burn Out," a show of short conversations about creative sustainability (Subscribe everywhere! And follow her newsletter at https://anupa.substack.com/). We had the pleasure of talking to Anupa about what she's confronted herself about over the past few years, Brampton, Identity based art, why she started 'Burn Out,' and the importance of creating equal space within ourselves to challenge our shortcomings, and share gratitude for what we have. Chatting with Anupa was a dream of ours when we first started recording this podcast. It was a privilege to have sat down with someone we so deeply admire and respect. Episode available for stream and download on Soundcloud, Apple Podcasts, and Google Play!

Oh, what a journey! From Baby Class to PreK! With every year and new stage of development, children grow and change and parents grow and change. Here are three moms who started that journey in Baby Class at Family Time and are now beginning the last year in preschool. I'm excited for their journey and proud to have been able to watch their children grow these last four years. Bravo - it's exciting and complicated to meet children's needs through ever-changing ages and stages. At the Table with Anupa, Tylah and Bea

Matt and Shelby are joined by special guest and improv star Anupa Otiv. They start things off with a review of the new trailer for Ford vs Ferrari (2:56). But then it’s time to talk about the box office bomb The Goldfinch (8:10). With Matt and Anupa’s differing takes on the Pulitzer Prize winning novel it’s based on and Shelby’s complete disinterest in this art thief thriller without the thrill, they talk all about why this film absolutely failed to find its audience. Winners and Losers at 53:00. Rapid Fire Questions at 55:55

Matt and Shelby are joined by special guest and improv star Anupa Otiv. They start things off with a review of the new trailer for Ford vs Ferrari (2:56). But then it's time to talk about the box office bomb The Goldfinch (8:10). With Matt and Anupa's differing takes on the Pulitzer Prize winning novel it's based on and Shelby's complete disinterest in this art thief thriller without the thrill, they talk all about why this film absolutely failed to find its audience. Winners and Losers at 53:00. Rapid Fire Questions at 55:55

Music journalist-turned-digital producer Anupa Mistry has been writing about music and culture for over a decade.  Her work has appeared in Pitchfork, VICE, Rolling Stone, NYMag/Vulture, The Guardian, and The Globe & Mail.   In part 2 of our interview, we talk to Anupa about the cultural impact of The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill, recording songs off the radio throughout her adolescence, and when she first fell in love with hip hop (seriously).

Music journalist-turned-digital producer, Anupa Mistry has been writing about music and culture for over a decade. Her work has appeared in Pitchfork, VICE, Rolling Stone, NYMag/Vulture, The Guardian, and The Globe & Mail.   In part 1 of our interview, we talk to Anupa about how she first got into music journalism, the infamous Pitchfork rating system, and going down a never-ending ASMR YouTube spiral.

Traveling with children, especially younger children, takes a special attitude and maybe a few tips from those who actually like traveling with babies and children. Get ready for a fun adventure! At the Square Table with Cara and Anupa

The Fader's Anupa Mistry on a strange early clip of the Weeknd, new music you should pay attention to and why you should stop talking about the 6ix.   Anupa Mistry is the Canada editor at The Fader and she's written for outlets like Rolling Stone, Pitchfork and CBC Music. She writes about music and pop culture. We brought her in to talk about some of the stuff she's been into lately. Here's that video clip of The Weeknd that surfaced and @the6track Twitter account where Anupa found it. Nav is a rapper/producer from Toronto. You can listen to his music on Soundcloud and see the video for his song "Some Way" here. French duo The Blaze makes music and directs videos. Here's the video for "Territory."   Follow Anupa on Twitter: @_anupaSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

When we talk about toys shopping, we are talking about very individual children and deep, genuine play. Here are three experienced parents talking about what matters most to them about toys and what they learned - after those first social pressures of more-more-more. Toys - what do you need, what do you want, what do you look for, how do you individualize for your child and your family, how do you resist the BIG SELL and the BIG GUILT? at the table with Anupa, Phyllis and Jessica

In this Ticket Talk episode, we speak with Anupa Iyer, a young woman who experienced tremendous challenges associated with her mental illness during college and after transitioning to the workforce. Download audio file (mp3) | 

KC-13Anupa nga't walang di nasisiyasatang pag-iisip ko sa tuwang kumupas;sa kagugunita, luha'y lalagaslas,sabay ang taghoy kong "O, nasawing palad!"

Matt and Shelby are joined by special guest and improv star Anupa Otiv. They start things off with a review of the new trailer for Ford vs Ferrari (2:56). But then it's time to talk about the box office bomb The Goldfinch (8:10). With Matt and Anupa's differing takes on the Pulitzer Prize winning novel it's based on and Shelby's complete disinterest in this art thief thriller without the thrill, they talk all about why this film absolutely failed to find its audience. Winners and Losers at 53:00. Rapid Fire Questions at 55:55