Podcasts about apothic

Today, Robert once again takes you deep into the bunker, into the library, to discuss the latest book from best-selling creator Lorriane Anderson - "The Witch's Apothecary."This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/3589860/advertisement

Hey y'all! We're talking about the impact social media has on dating while drinking Apothic's White Winemakers Blend.

Let's talk about manifestation and all of those things while drinking Apothic's Merlot

www.thrashreport.com Facebook: The Thrash Report Twitter: @thrashreport Instagram: @thrashreport YouTube: @thrashreport TikTok: @thrashreport Apothic on Facebook A Test Of Allegiance Impious LIVE Apothic Is: Neal Pruett - Bass Natanic Pehler - Guitar Braeden Telstad - Drums Al Towne - Vocals Heavy Metal Fright Night with BLOODGEON, blackened death metal by APOTHIC, Cull the Frail, making their debut at this show… RAHVN Glutton for Punishment Mastiff For all your photography and videography needs check out Wolftown Media --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thrashreport/support

Apothic Cabernet Sauvignon 2019-The Wine Equivalent to a Warm HugThe Apothic line of wines is from E & J Gallo, the largest family-owned wine producer in America.They are masters of affordable wine.I think the Apothic line of wines is recipe wines.That ain't a bad thing at this price point !Check out www.cheapwinefinder.com and listen to the best wine podcast for all the info!!!!

Nicole Liloia is a business strategist and social worker who helps women entrepreneurs build bigger businesses through multiple income streams so that they can make more money without being glued to their computer 24/7. Nicole's first business was a counseling private practice but she quickly added in new online income streams so that she could travel more while still running her business. She got her Masters in Social Work from Columbia University and spends her free time shopping at Costco and loves a glass of Apothic wine. You can find her online at www.nicoleliloia.com and download her free tool, the Consistent Income Generator, so that you can create a personalized plan to have income growth through multiple income streams in your own business at nicoleliloia.com/consistentincome. Consistent Income Generator Toolkit -- www.nicoleliloia.com/cig Website -- www.nicoleliloia.com/ Therapist Entrepreneurs Facebook Group --- www.nicoleliloia.com/therapistentrepreneurs _____________________ It's Catherine here; let's get connected and if it feels right, check out these other amazing resources that will help you in your social work career… Follow & say “Hi” on Instagram Connect on LinkedIn RISE Directory - A national directory of Clinical Supervisors who are looking to help the next generation of Clinical Social Workers GROW. Are you a Clinical Supervisor? You're invited to join! Clinical Essentials for the Future Therapist virtual Course ______________________ Did you hear? Social Worker's, Rise! Has been named in the Top 10 of Social Work podcasts worldwide! See the full list here: https://blog.feedspot.com/social_work_podcasts/

Sip along as we cheer on the students and teachers heading back to school by counting down our Top 5 Favorite Movies About School. In addition to our lists, Kasey gets a new nickname, Amanda can't remember anything, and Jenn throws Amanda under the bus! This sipisode's featured wine is the Apothic red blend. Check out all their wines here: https://www.apothic.com You can find The Sip List on social media! https://www.thesiplistpodcast.com/ https://www.facebook.com/thesiplistpod https://www.instagram.com/thesiplistpod/ https://twitter.com/list_sip Merch Store: https://www.teepublic.com/user/the-sip-list-podcast music cred: Make love not war - Patino https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c_dmlF5VHqk --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/amanda-kohlhofer/support

In this episode we discuss Apothic wine. The wines of Apothic were inspired by Apotheca, a mysterious place where wine was blended and store in 13th century Europe. Winemaker, Debbie Juergenson, continues to challenge convention by crafting bold, captivating Apothic blends. From vintage to vintage, the character and flavor of the individual varietals guide the shape of each blend. Subtopic: How Deep is Your Love For Your Significant Other? When is enough....enough for you???

Episode 10 of BYOB, the Bring Your Own Book Podcast, featuring Nikki, Kelly, and Tilly! Every episode we'll discuss the book we read and pair it with a drink inspired by the book.In this episode, we discuss Jennifer L. Armentrout's fantasy romance, "From Blood and Ash".This episode's drink is a luxurious Apothic red wine! Apothic Wine: https://www.apothic.com/"From Blood and Ash" by Jennifer L. Armentrout: https://tinyurl.com/r56rjkaxWebsite: https://bringyourownbook.buzzsprout.com/Instagram: @byobookpodcastFacebook: @byobookpodcastTwitter: @byobookpodcast

Let’s talk about adding more products and services to your business and blog without burning out. This week I’m interviewing Nicole Liloia a time management and multiple stream of income expert. After this episode you’ll know: The best (and worst) second income steady you can add How to find time to actually create another source of revenue.  How to find MORE people to purchase you stuff if you have a small audience If a live workshop or group program is right for you and what one you should do first The difference between a live course and group coaching program Nicole Liloia is a business strategist + coach who helps women entrepreneurs create consistent income growth that doesn’t require them to be attached to their computer 24/7. She loves having multiple income streams that allow her the freedom to work less and avoid burnout. Nicole’s first business was a counseling private practice but she quickly added in multiple income streams so that she could travel more while still running her business. Nicole got her masters in Social Work from Columbia University and has contributed to Forbes, Huffington Post, Mind Body Green, and more. She'll always says yes to Taco Tuesday and loves a glass of Apothic wine. You can find her online at www.nicoleliloia.com and download her free guide, Batch Like a Boss, at www.nicoleliloia.com/batchlikeaboss.   instagram.com/nicoleliloia _____ Get your seat to The Cookie Method Free training - learn how to send email so good they lick the screen (even if the words never come out right in your head.)    See you on IG - @kate_doster

We've done it! We've read through the Way of Kings! Thanks so much to everyone who came with us on this journey! Special Shoutout to Catfish.WristRocket who corrected us on our name pronunciation, as well as Listener Tim who sent us the "real" wine tiers list! Keep your comments coming, we love hearing from you guys! Today's review is powered by Apothic Dark, a deep full-bodied and fruity wine that we absolutely loved! Definite Recommendation, especially for the money. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/drinking-by-stormlight/support

Feeling burnt out from all the 1:1 sessions?  If so, you are definitely not alone. This is one of the most common concerns we hear from wellness practitioners. We all start our business inspired and excited, but very quickly the high volume of 1:1 sessions can leave us feeling overwhelmed, depleted, and sometimes even ready to throw in the towel all together. But it doesn't have to be this way. If you are dreaming of making more money and reducing your clinical time, this episode is for you. Join Olivia and Jamie as they chat with business expert Nicole Liloia about one of the most important skills you can learn as a wellness entrepreneur: building multiple revenue sources.   Meet Nicole:   Nicole Liloia is a business strategist + coach who helps women entrepreneurs scale their businesses and create consistent income growth. She loves having multiple income streams that allow her the freedom to work less and avoid burnout. Nicole's first business was a counseling private practice but she quickly added in multiple income streams so that she could travel more while still running her business. Nicole got her masters in Social Work from Columbia University and has contributed to Forbes, Huffington Post, Mind Body Green, and more. She'll always say yes to Taco Tuesday and loves a glass of Apothic wine. You can find her online at www.nicoleliloia.com and download her free guide, Batch Like a Boss, at www.nicoleliloia.com/batchlikeaboss.   **SPECIAL OFFER** Grab Nicole's FREE Multiple Income Streams Guide at www.nicoleliloia.com/mis   Thanks for joining us here on The Visionaries Collective Podcast! Connect with us, grab helpful resources, and learn more about our work at https://www.thevisionariescollective.com/ To join in on the discussion, hop on over to our free facebook group, The Visionaries Collective Community FB Group at https://www.facebook.com/groups/BYBScommunity/ and introduce yourself to us! Love this and want more? Please hit subscribe + rate and review the Podcast on Apple Podcast. We appreciate your support!

The Apothic Red 2018 is one of E & J Gallo's multitude of wine and spirits brands. Gallo was founded in 1933 and is the largest winery in the United States, and is still family-owned. They offer around 80 different wine brands, from Andre's Sparkling wines to single-vineyards high-end wines. Gallo also owns some of the best vineyards in California and routinely wins awards for vineyard management advances.I couldn't find tech notes for the Apothic Red 2018, but notes for the 2016 vintage are available, and the winemaking should be similar. They said Zinfandel leads the blend, then Syrah, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Merlot. I suspect the "led by" indicates that other red grapes can be added as needed depending on vintage conditions.I know some wine aficionados give Gallo wines a bad rap since Thunderbird, Bartles and James, and inexpensive jug wines are part of their history. But in my opinion, they are masters in creating quality, value-priced wine. The Apothic Red 2018 is available in just about every place that wine is sold. Gallo excels at producing quality wine in large quantities.The Apothic line of wine is a 101 level class in how oak influences the flavor of the wine. The oak flavors for the Apothic Red 2018 are vanilla and mocha. Adding exact oak flavor to wine is not easy; the species of oak matter, such as French or American oak. How the wood is cut makes a difference, I am unsure if the Apothic wines are aged in oak barrels or get the oak by other means.The technotes indicate that the Red blend is aged "on" oak. I have found that when the winery says the wine is aged "in" oak, that means oak barrels are used. "On" oak seems to mean that the winemaker added oak stave or oak chips to the stainless steel vats. An oak barrel gives about 300 bottles of wine, so that high-volume wines need a huge number of barrels.Value-priced wines that use oak as a flavor and not a part of long-term aging do not always have the budget for oak barrels. Maybe the Apothic wines use oak barrels, and maybe they don't; what is important in budget wines is how does it taste, does the oak influence seem real, does it fit the wine.The Apothic Red 2018 has a meticulous winemaking regime to ensure the extraction of flavor from the grapes. This is a rich, fruit-forward wine, but it is not a high alcohol wine. 13.5% alcohol is on the low end of California red wine, so they are getting the rich personality of the wine from extraction and not very ripe grapes.The Apothic wines are everywhere, to the point that I quit noticing them. We have featured wine from the Apothic line over the years, but Apothic Red 2011 is the last time the Red blend made our pages. I think we are past due in checking out what this trendy Red blend has to offer.Apothic Red 2018 Tasting NotesThe color is a deep dark red with black highlights; the front label is an accurate representation of what is in the bottle. The nose is rich and dark; there are red berries, blackberries, ripe, but not too ripe, dusty chocolate, black pepper, oak spice, and toasty vanilla.The Apothic Red 2018 has a very smooth mouthfeel with mixed fruit flavors and interesting textures. It starts with a mix of extracted blackberry and sweet blueberry, followed by Starbucks mocha, a spice hit, and raspberry.The mid-palate brings creamy vanilla, dark chocolate, plum, and sweet cherry. The Apothic Red 2018 is a comfort wine, it has the flavors you want and none you do not want. The tannins are sweet and stay out of the way. The acidity is balanced and allows the flavors to unfold properly.The SummaryThe Apothic Red 2018 is a crowd-pleaser of wine at a very pleasing price. I found it on sale for $8.99.I think of this type of wine as a recipe wine, not a document of what happened in the vineyard that year, but a carefully crafted creation.Terrior driven high-priced wines seem to get all the press, but this is the sort of wine that regular people drink.

We are talking my love affair with HGTV House Hunters Hawaii. I have decided it's warm weather for me. I'm sick of the frozen Illinois tundra. We also discuss the idiotic bill guaranteed to screw law-abiding Illinoians by clipping the protective power of our LEOs. Great job, Pritzker! Last, but not least: Apothic wine has debuted a couple of new options! I'm excited to twist those caps right off.

This week we got together and drank some Apothic. The Red, The White and The Rose. Arguably one of the best selling wines in the world. IT was interesting to say the least. Just like our spirits were crushed after drinking this wine, so was Christmas this year. But maybe that's not a BAD thing? Thanks to Wanner Construction for being our OG sponsor! Check us out on Social Media and YOUTUBE!

In today’s episode, I’m speaking with Nicole Liloia, a therapist and business strategist who helps women entrepreneurs build bigger businesses and create consistent income growth by helping them create multiple income streams. Her system allows her clients the freedom to work less, while still making more money. Nicole got her Masters in Social Work from Columbia University, loves Taco Tuesdays and Apothic wine.   Nicole talks about her experience living on a small salary in the Big Apple and how that contributes to burnout, her love for travel and how that inspired her to bust through the limiting ideas of running her own business, affiliate marketing and of course,  Dawson’s Creek (that’s why you’re here, isn’t it?)! We discussed how we can often suffer from burnout but call it laziness and be ruthlessly hard on ourselves and how it actually takes time to recover, it’s not a flip of a switch for anyone. Stay till the end, because Nicole also shares some easy tips on affiliate marketing and how you can get started today, even if you have a job or don’t have a business. Plus, ways you can start saving on autopilot and guarantee a more secure future for yourself!   I truly enjoyed speaking with Nicole and love that she actually lives so close to me and both of us would love to know what resonated the most with you from today’s episode and would you like to listen to an episode dedicated to finances and burnout? Send me a message on Instagram and I cannot wait to hear from you!   Connect with Cait Website: www.caitdonovan.com Cait on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cait_donovan Fried on Instagram: www.instagram.com/friedtheburnoutpodcast Pre-Order My Book: https://bit.ly/bouncebackorder Connect with Nicole Website:https://www.nicoleliloia.com Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/nicoleliloia Grab your Freebie here https://www.nicoleliloia.com/multiple-income-streams   Xo Cait   P.S. Do something to care for yourself this week and book a FREE call with me! Initial calls last 35 minutes and are a great way to kickstart your burnout recovery. Book your call at caitdonovan.as.me/free.

Birthday behavior continues with a special Apothic Thursday on a Tuesday. Since I am still poppin bottles, I decided to pop open this limited release of Apothic Red Sparkling Wine a.k.a Lambrusco --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mo-wine/support

This week we had a great time catching up. We chatted about a special place that Brooke highly recommends, Joseph's first day back to daycare, and Erika's Netflix must see.This weeks wine recommendation was Apothic! Thank you Kelly from St. Clair Michigan.Also this week was sponsored by Perspektiv Media! When looking for a photographer or a videographer check out this company before any other, you won't be disappointed!

This week, I'm joined by my darling husband, Josh, to share the story of how we met and fell in love. We also talk about how we're coping together in quarantine and answer some juicy questions about each other. We had so much fun recording this! X FOLLOW ALONG: @soulcliquepodcast & @sophielouisestein **As a celebration for launching the podcast, I'm giving away a $25 amazon gift card to one lucky listener each week for the next 2 episodes! All you need to do to enter is leave a rating and review (preferably nice ones)! I'll be announcing the winner at the beginning of each episode so be sure to tune in next week!** Things mentioned: Isle of Paradise face tanning drops Kosas foundation oil Apothic winemakers red blend 2018 Weleda Skin Food hand cream @fithockeycouple Empathy wine @garyvee Dead To Me season 2 (on Netflix) Schitt's Creek (on Netflix)

On this week's episode hosts Cassie and Daniel check in to see how the other is dealing with self isolation. Daniel has a rough week as people he knows are directly impacted by COVID 19 and counteracts that stress with renewed self care efforts.  Cassie is getting to know her way around zoom, and has a surprise video chat prompting her to get ready as if going into the office but at home.  She also fully takes advantage of working from home by conducting zoom calls without pants. The hosts crack into two different bottles of Apothic red wine. Cassie heads to the pacific northwest to cover the case of Susan Monica, an Oregon pig farmer who murdered her handymen.  Daniel heads to the bluegrass state to cover the case of a tragic honor killing in the case of Jereboam O. Beauchamp. Rate and review us wherever you get your podcasts, tweet at us @winepunishpod, send us an email wineandpunishmentpod@gmail.com, follow us on Instagram wineandpunishmentpod, and like our page on Facebook.  Join the conversation by signing up for our discussion group today! 

We’re back, friends! This pandemic may be keeping us inside, but it definitely hasn’t stopped us from nerding out & enjoying wine. We’re kicking off April with another hot topic & delicious wine: KICK ASS WOMEN and red blends! This year, the International Women’s Day Campaign is #EachforEqual, meaning that each one of us can create a gender equal world by embracing each others’ differences and allowing those differences to empower us. We’re toasting all of you kick ass women with a flavorful red blend because like a red blend, we are bonded by our differences and become stronger when we support one another. Check out our latest episode to learn more about kick ass women like Madame C.J. Walker and Josefa LLanes Escoda, and our love for this scrumptious red blend by a female winemaker, Debbie Juergenson. How do you #EachforEqual?Wine: Apothic Red Blend 2017 Disclaimer: We are not sponsored by any of the labels that we discuss on this podcast. Created, produced, & hosted by: Leslie Ann & Isabelle. Edited by: Isabelle. Artwork by: Marissa Hardy

If you want clients to hire you as a health coach, you’ve got to put yourself out there! Nicole Liloia joins Cathy to talk about how to shift your mindset to gain more visibility and how to find the support you need as you’re building your health coaching business.     In this episode, Cathy and Nicole discuss the following: Common mindset blocks that keep business owners from increasing visibility Strategies to overcome mindset blocks 3 types of relationships that help health coaches increase their visibility as a business  How to nurture and develop your business relationships without feeling overwhelmed Advice for finding and contacting referral partners    Nicole Liloia is a business strategist who helps women entrepreneurs build bigger businesses and create consistent income growth. She loves helping them create multiple income streams that allow them the freedom to work less while still making more money. Nicole's first business was a counseling private practice but she quickly added in multiple income streams so that she could travel more while still running her business. She got her Masters in Social Work from Columbia University and has contributed to Forbes, Huffington Post, Mind Body Green, and more. Nicole always says yes to tacos and loves Apothic wine. You can find her online at www.nicoleliloia.com and download her free tool, the Consistent Income Generator, so that you can create a personalized plan to have consistent income growth in your own business at nicoleliloia.com/consistentincome.   Mentioned In This Episode: Infusionsoft Trello Asana   Links to resources: Health Coach Group Website

Nicole Liloia joins the show and talks about building bigger practices the right way. The first step in attracting more clients is overcoming our limiting mindsets. The next step is building three key relationships – community, referrals, and transactional. Stay tuned to hear how to why these relationships are so important and how to create them.   Meet Nicole Liloia Nicole Liloia is a business strategist who helps women entrepreneurs build bigger businesses and create consistent income growth. She loves helping them create multiple income streams that allow them the freedom to work less while still making more money. Nicole's first business was a counseling private practice but she quickly added in multiple income streams so that she could travel more while still running her business. She got her Masters in Social Work from Columbia University and has contributed to Forbes, Huffington Post, Mind Body Green, and more. Nicole always says yes to tacos and loves Apothic wine. You can find her online at www.nicoleliloia.com and download her free tool, the Consistent Income Generator so that you can create a personalized plan to have consistent income growth in your own business at nicoleliloia.com/consistentincome. Freedom and Flexibility Nicole's business is online, when she goes on vacation, she can bring her work with her and stay extra long. Working online also allows for more time with kids or more time to dedicate to your hobbies. Look at what motivates you outside of work and think about how you can get more time doing what you love. Think about the lifestyle that you want for yourself and create or alter your practice so it will best fulfill your needs. Mindset Blocks Nicole always felt like there wasn't enough out there for her. There were still other people who had what she wanted. Therefore, Nicole wouldn't be able to do it herself. Nicole also thought that if she went on vacation, then her business would fail while she was gone. We are all subject to imposture syndrome – assuming we are not qualified enough for our dreams.  The key to building a more prominent practice is building healthy relationships. However, if you have a scarcity mindset, then you will be unable to create healthy relationships. Be open to putting yourself out there and be open to the possibilities that come with being seen and building mutual relationships. In the mental health space, there is always room for more people. Just because someone has a successful practice, doesn't mean you can't do it as well – it just means there is a path for you to be successful too. Building Successful Relationships  There are three key relationships you need to build to have a successful private practice. Community. Your ideal clients and the people that you want to work with. Make sure you are building a large community – you want to nurture a broad audience so when your clients leave you to have more people to pull from. Show up, create content, and get in front of an audience. Be active on Facebook, write blog content, and utilize mailing lists. Referral Relationships. Build a relationship 1:1 with someone who has a similar audience that you do. You can share each other's content and even refer to each other when necessary. Reach out to someone and ask about their needs – how can you help their audience? Develop long-term relationships that will benefit your business. Think about how you would want someone to approach you for that relationship.  Transactional Relationships. A transactional relationship is someone that shares a complementary audience with you. Nicole pitched herself to The Practice of Therapy Podcast. She wanted to know if there was anything she can do for the podcast. Nicole wasn't asking for clients; she wanted to know how she could be helpful to Gordon's audience. This relationship is a community builder. To be successful in any business, you need to be known, liked, and trusted. Be genuine with what you do. Being transparent… Some of the resources below use affiliate links which simply means we receive a commission if you purchase using the links, at no extra cost to you. Thanks for using the links! Nicole's Resources Nicole's Website Consistent Income Growth Nicole's Facebook Nicole's Instagram Nicole's Twitter Resources TherapyNotes.com  Free Webinar: Money Matters in Private Practice Apply for the Focus Group G Suite for Therapists | The E-Course Session Note Helper Be a Podcast Guest Follow @TPOTpodcast on Instagram Meet Gordon Brewer, MEd, LMFT Gordon is the person behind The Practice of Therapy Podcast & Blog. He is also President and Founder of Kingsport Counseling Associates, PLLC. He is a therapist, consultant, business mentor, trainer, and writer. PLEASE Subscribe to The Practice of Therapy Podcast on iTunes, Stitcher and Google Play. Follow us on Twitter @therapistlearn and Pinterest “Like” us on Facebook

Lori Ann Bailey Shares the History of Hanukkah, Chanukah, Hanuka. - Any way you spell it (and they're all right), it's still the miracle of lights. Find out the story behind this Jewish holiday, plus learn fun facts about how Hanukkah is celebrated. Have history, book or wine question you want us to answer in a future show?Email us! historybooksandwine@gmail.com This episode was paired with:Apothic Red single serve bottlesWhat I read this week:The Good Daughter by Karin Slaughter: https://amzn.to/2YjTpo4 My book:Lori Ann Bailey: Eight Kisses: https://amzn.to/2qqmx05For instructions on how to play dreidel go here: https://www.chabad.org/holidays/chanukah/article_cdo/aid/597253/jewish/How-to-Play-Dreidel-Sevivon.htmOur Websites-- find our links to social media on our websites and sign up for our newsletters!Lori Ann BaileyEliza KnightMadeline Martin Follow History, Books and Wine on Social Media!Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/HistoryBooksandWineTwitter: @HistoryBksWineInstagram: @HistoryBksWine Stay tuned for our next shows! December 19th: Madeline MartinJanuary 2nd: Eliza KnightJanuary 16th: Our next Happy Hour! Support the show!https://www.patreon.com/historybooksandwineSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/elizaknight)

We're back from a great week in Napa with a fun episode about what we've been loving recently. From Lindsey binge watching Dollface to playing Town of Salem to interviewing Kevin Bacon and Vanessa Hudgens at the Napa Valley Film Festival. We're here to chat about it all...with a bottle of red wine!

This week the lady dependas give some fun and interesting advice on holding down the home front. We share some ideas on how to help ease your spouse's stress when they are working long hours or getting ready to deploy. Our buffet of roundabouts never ends of course as we share stories, talk food and have a lot of laughs. So go pop a bottle of Apothic Dark with us and enjoy the entertainment! *Not sponsored by Apothic wines* As always find us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter or email us Dependasplaining@gmail.com

The #DrinkofTheWeek is Super Double Citra by Thomas Hooker Brewery in Connecticut. We talk about the ocean, Drake, 90's cartoons, and decided to order a pizza on the air. Enjoy!

Lori Ann Bailey, Eliza Knight, and Madeline Martin share everything the fashionable medieval person needed to accessorize, protect their head, and carry their valuables.  Have history, book or wine question you want us to answer in a future show?Email us! historybooksandwine@gmail.com This episode was paired with:Eliza Knight: Josh RoseLori Ann Bailey: Curious Beasts Blood Red Wine Madeline Martin: Apothic DarkWe we read this week:Madeline Martin: Year of Wonders by Geraldine Brooks - https://amzn.to/334KtosEliza Knight: Meet Me in Monaco by Hazel Gaynor and Heather Webb - https://amzn.to/2Yzj2UjLori Ann Bailey: The Couple Next Door - Shari Lapena - https://amzn.to/31bbGE9 Our books:Lori Ann Bailey: Highland Salvation, Highland Pride Book Four - https://amzn.to/2LUezFOMadeline Martin: Ella's Desire - https://amzn.to/2Ov9WUMEliza Knight: Savage of the Sea - https://amzn.to/2LOW8SROur Websites-- find our links to social media on our websites and sign up for our newsletters!Lori Ann BaileyEliza KnightMadeline Martin Follow History, Books and Wine on Social Media!Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/HistoryBooksandWineTwitter: @HistoryBksWineInstagram: @HistoryBksWine Stay tuned for our next shows!August 8th: Eliza Knight on Spies...August 15th: Madeline Martin on Spies...August 22nd: Lori Ann Bailey on Spies....August 29th: Our next Happy Hour where we're chatting about more Spies!!! Support the show!https://www.patreon.com/historybooksandwineSupport the show

On this episode of MIx Off Air/Finer Thing Club Camper Kyle, Kelsey Laurenz and Amber Kaye taste test Apothic brew wine (coffee wine!) and talk about a women who is in love with a chandelier (wait what?) . . .

The Bois drink a fantastic red wine called "Apothic". Kev has to eat the Mezcal worm due to a fan poll on the @boisentertainment Instagram page. Also on the page, Rob and Kev answer a bunch of fan suggested topics such as what you shouldn't do on a date, shoes, home cooked meals, and drunk friends. 

This weeks podcast is featuring Mejia. Tune in for some solid acidic grooves with some hard driving elements. This was recorded at the Apothic studio during a live stream, You can listen and download on our SoundCloud as well. Soundcloud.com/technoloft Instagram.com/technoloft Enjoy

You know the old saying, "When life gives you lemons, make lemonade"? That's exactly what my next guest did in transitioning from social work to entrepreneurship. Frustrated with the bureaucracy of the system, she decided to strike out on her own, and the rest, as they say, is history! Not an overnight success for sure and NONE of my previous podcast guests were overnight successes. If they were, they probably wouldn't be on the show. What I really like was the honest break down on the kind of habits and productivity hacks she put into practice regularly to get to where she is today. But, before we get into the conversation, we would love to hear from you! We plan on mixing up the show format within the next few months, to address your frequently asked questions, as well as any tips or tricks you may have implemented from the show that's worked well for you. So yes, we'd also LOVE to air your success stories or questions that would help the Simply Designed Life community. Connect with us over at LoriRochino.com where you could find the link to the Simply Designed Life Facebook page or direct message us your questions or success stories relevant to the show. Who is Nicole? Nicole Liloia provides strategy and mentorship to women entrepreneurs who want to scale their business and income through multiple income streams. After suffering severe burnout in the non-profit world and refusing to ever return to a 9-5, she took time to travel and volunteer in South America. She started her first business in 2013 and has been helping women stop wasting time and start making more money since then. Nicole got her master's in Social Work at Columbia University and has written for Forbes, Huffington Post, and MindBodyGreen. She's obsessed with entrepreneurship, women becoming wealthy, Apothic wine, and never misses a Taco Tuesday. A former city girl (NYC to be exact), she knows what it’s like to live a hectic, go-go-go lifestyle and feel like you’re not truly alive. When you feel “busy” all the time, you can’t really enjoy life. So, she's made her mission to help women like you slow down, reclaim their lives and fill them up with things that truly matter. Quotes from Nicole On Delegating: I think a lot of women really struggle trying to take too much on and feel like they need to learn how to do everything if they have a business. And as a result, they get really stuck and they can't grow. And they honestly get very overwhelmed and that's where the burnout comes in. Because there are so many things in my business that I love but there are so many things in my business that I don't love either and I'm not good at and I don't think I need to become good at. There are people who are much better at it than me and I don't need to be the best in all areas (8:04).  On Goal Chunking: I have a very unique strategy and I actually use this with my clients as well as with my masterminds and programs. It works really well. I get very clear on the goals. I start with goal chunking. So I have a big goal for the year. Usually a big income goal. And then I chunk it down by the different programs and services I want to sell and work on throughout the year, and then based on that I have an overall focus for each month. So maybe it's new client sign-ups, maybe it's new list growth because I'm working on visibility and things like that. I get motivated by numbers so I do it that way. And then I use the overall smaller monthly goal to create my 3-5 most important action tasks for the week. So those are the things that I know that are gonna help me hit my goal and help my business grow, so I make sure to make those a priority at the start of the week. (14:01) #1 Biggest Takeaway Do the stuff that scares you. Do the tasks that are at constantly at the bottom of your 'to do' list that you're writing over and over again. You know, reach out for the podcast interviews, submit the guest blogs, ask people to work with you.

Hello, hello Couragemakers and welcome to episode 88 of The Couragemakers Podcast! It is so nice to be back into the rhythm of things! Since we moved I'm really starting to realise how important habits and rhythms are to me and am loving going for daily walks and have got into a really natural rhythm with writing snarky posts on Medium every day as part of Elle Luna's 100 Day Project. I wanted to share that with you because I know sometimes we know there's something we could add to our lives that would change our day, and I just want to say if I can do it, you can do it to! So this might be something to have a think about as you listen to this week's episode! For this week's episode I'm talking to Nicole Liloia. Nicole is a former social worker turned accidental entrepreneur. After suffering severe burnout in the non-profit world and refusing to ever return to a 9-5, she took time to travel and volunteer in South America. She started her first business in 2013 and has been helping women stop wasting time and start making more money since then. Nicole provides strategy + mentorship to women entrepreneurs who want to scale their business and income through multiple income streams. Nicole loves spending time with her nephews, Apothic wine, and never misses a Taco Tuesday.  During our conversation, we're diving into Nicole's journey of leaving the world of therapy and social work and starting her own business. We really dive how women can support fellow women to leave the comfort zone, the problems with automatic thinking and going after things when you want them, not just when you need them. Nicole shares great tips on how to set goals, we dive into money stories and what happens when we give ourselves permission to go big. If you struggle with setting goals, are sick of comparing yourself to others or you know it's time to play big and get out of your comfort zone but find the idea of it terrifying, this episode is for you! Have a wonderful day, Couragemakers, enjoy the show and remember: everything changes when you believe you matter.   About Nicole Nicole Liloia provides strategy + mentorship to women entrepreneurs who want to scale their business and income through multiple income streams. After suffering severe burnout in the non-profit world and refusing to ever return to a 9-5, she took time to travel and volunteer in South America. She started her first business in 2013 and has been helping women stop wasting time and start making more money since then. Nicole got her master's in Social Work at Columbia University and has written for Forbes, Huffington Post, and MindBodyGreen. She's obsessed with entrepreneurship, women becoming wealthy, Apothic wine, and never misses a Taco Tuesday.   Website | Instagram | Batch Like A Boss Cheat Sheet|  Twitter  | Facebook | LinkedIn   What We Talked About   How Nicole went from being a former therapist and social worker to a business strategist How women have it so much harder when it comes to working for ourselves Allowing yourself to set goals, and how to set goals   About Meg & That Hummingbird Life   I'm Meg and I'm the host of Couragemakers and founder of That Hummingbird Life. I'm an INFJ creative and multipassionate who has a bit of a notebook and post-it note obsession, loves foot-stomping country music and likes her hot chocolate with way too much chocolate. I started Couragemakers because I wanted to create a platform for passionate and unconventional women to have honest conversations and to share their stories, struggles and dreams. The intention behind this podcast is to inspire and encourage creative and mission-driven women to live a wholehearted life and follow the beat of their drum. When I'm not recording episodes, writing bullshit-free, very vulnerable and encouraging Sunday emails to fellow couragemakers  or making new friends with the wonderful guests, you can find me working on all manners of magic over at That Hummingbird Life. THL is the online home for unconventional creatives and multipassionates who want to show up unapologetically and intentionally as who they are, and really own, live and share their many stories. It's made for couragemakers who have so much great shit to give the world and want to leave their mark but have too much self doubt standing in the way!  

こんにちは! Hello to our listeners in Japan and everywhere! This week, we're talking about Chardonnay from the cave at the Mount Edgcumbe.  **WANKIEST WINE REVIEW OF THE WEEK** The Queen briefly joins us, before being overtaken by a Welshman, to read a truly wanky wine review that features a bottle of 1987 Bordeaux that costs £129.95 and veal hearts. Wankery at its finest. **WINESUP** I feel bad even linking to this. I feel bad even thinking about it! But here it is: terrible "wine company" Apothic, is launching a [cold brew coffee red wine](http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/food/article-5506433/Apothic-Wine-selling-wine-infused-cold-brew-coffee.html) (called Apothic Brew) which is supposed to be served cold and sounds like maybe one of the most confusing and disgusting taste experiences you could put your mouth through. Put that shit in the spittoon!  **THE DRINKING** We swiffed and sipped a Chardonnay De Wetshof Estate Bon Vallon Sur Lie 2017 from South Africa that we ordered off [The Mount Edgcumbe Wine List](http://www.themountedgcumbe.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/Current-Edgcumbe-Wine-List-29.03.18.pdf). (It reminded us a little bit of this [Japanese wine we reviewed](https://www.bottlebitches.com/wine-reviews/2017/6/6/bb-review-sol-lucet-koshu-2015-yamanashi-japan)!) **CLARIFICATION** Selma Blair starred in the US series of Kath and Kim alongside the illustrious Molly Shannon of Superstar fame. Though none of us ever watched it, we can only assume it wasn't nearly as funny as the original, mostly because they couldn't make jokes [like this one](https://youtu.be/iQfiDFq2PtQ).

Jon Horford is my guest on this week's episode where we drink Apothic white wine & discuss some of the NCAA's most ridiculous rules & the FBI's investigation into D1 basketball players.

This weeks podcast is featuring Bliss. Recorded live on Instagram from the Apothic studio. Tune in for some industrial, melodic and hard pumping techno that is sure to get you moving. Hope you enjoy. Cheers. You can find all skipped episodes on our SoundCloud. Instagram.com/technoloft SoundCloud.com/technoloft Facebook.com/technoloft.tv

"The Dark Tower" is a leading contender for the worst film of the year, says film critic, Gary Cogill, despite the presence of Idris Elba and Texas Oscar winner, Matthew McConaughey. The Cogill's embrace the global threat of climate change and Al Gore's new documentary follow up titled, "An Inconvenient Sequel: Truth To Power." Wine expert, Hayley Hamilton Cogill, pairs the dreadful "Dark Tower" with a red blend from California, "Apothic Dark," an inexpensive consumer favorite that is much be better than the film. For "An Inconvenient Sequel," we toast a favorite from Oregon, eco friendly & recent B Corp Certification status recipient, Stoller Family Estate.

This weeks podcast is featuring Bliss. Tune in for a super dark, devilish, hard pumping techno set. Recorded live from the Apothic studio. Enjoy You can find all skipped episodes on our SoundCloud. Instagram.com/technoloft SoundCloud.com/technoloft Facebook.com/technoloft.tv

This podcast is featuring Bliss. This is the beginning of our new Miami/Amsterdam based music label Apothic. Focusing on Modular, Dark, Acid and raw techno sound. Keep updated for releases of EP's, Live sets and Vinyl releases. Enjoy You can find all skipped episodes on our SoundCloud. Instagram.com/technoloft SoundCloud.com/technoloft Facebook.com/technoloft.tv

This podcast is featuring Mejia. This is the beginning of our new Miami/Amsterdam based music label Apothic. Focusing on Modular, Dark, Acid and raw techno sound. Keep updated for releases of EP's, Live sets and Vinyl releases. Enjoy You can find all skipped episodes on our SoundCloud. Instagram.com/technoloft SoundCloud.com/technoloft Facebook.com/technoloft.tv

On the show today, we have Luke Lahman, who is the field marketing manager for E&J Gallo. If you’re not already familiar, Gallo is the largest producer of wine in the world, and they own and distribute a number of the popular wine and spirit brands you’ll see at most liquor and grocery stores, like Barefoot, Apothic, and New Amsterdam Vodka. From being on the front lines to training and managing over 30 salespeople, Luke has spent his career in the industry and where he’s really making a name for himself. In this episode, you’ll learn: How to hire and motivate a strong sales team What’s a recipe for success when it comes to in-store marketing What trends are emerging in the wine and spirits industry And plenty more… So let’s go chat with Luke.

This week, LGC talks about toxicity in online gaming and the internet in general, and we're joined by our friend Apothic, who shares her experiences and how may they differ from ours. http://twitch.tv/sovereigndude http://twitch.tv/shazzam32 http://twitch.tv/gvntofly1021 http://twitch.tv/Narhzul http://twitch.tv/apothic14 http://twitch.tv/legacygamescast Youtube channels - Narhzul, gvntofly1021, legacygamescast Twitter: @gvntofly1021, @narhzul, @shazzamthreetwo Theme Music: "Cyborg Ninja" and "Bit Quest" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

Blackberries, blueberries and chocolate in a, thick, dark and broodingly good wine? That's what we're drinking this week here on Bottom's Up. Join us as we sample the increasingly hard to find limited release Apothic Dark. A red the was as unexpected as it was good!