Podcast appearances and mentions of barbara livingston

This is part 2 of Eugene's conversation with sex trafficking victim and author Barbara Livingston.

Barbara Livingston joins Eugene on the podcast to talk about her incredible life testimony. Rescued from devastating abuse and neglect at an early age, she was given a new name, and put in the foster care system. Life did not get easier as a path of addiction, sexual slavery surrounded by trafficking, and incarceration ensued. Barbara is a gifted author, speaker, and advocate who uses her gripping story to demonstrate the power of God's deliverance and love.

Joe & Barbara discuss memories from her near five decade career, being amazed by the immortal Ruffian, her new hobby of painting horses on her masks, the long and storied history of Saratoga Race Course, her 6 Eclipse Awards, authoring 7 books, the way she sees the world being nearly blind, the long hours of being a horse racing photographer, her goals for the future and much more! 

In this podcast we talk with Anne Haston and Barbara Livingston who provide insight, share stories, examples and experiences from decades of advocacy work supporting National Guard-connected children and families in their states. : http://guardyourbuddy.com/your-resources/your-guard/j9-program/ J9 Program | Guard Your Buddy The Tennessee National Guard J9 Directorate is a diverse group of professionals with distinctive skill sets. They form the center of gravity to enhance our Guard families’ circle of life. guardyourbuddy.com South Carolina was harder to find and called something different: https://www.scguard.com/smfc/   Service Member Family Care | SCNG | South Carolina National Guard Family Programs. The family programs are to help those a ected by an event that need crisis/grief support, ensure that any Soldier or family issues are referred to proper resources, provide non-medical, short-term, solution-focused counseling services to military individuals, help families who are in need of financial assistance, provide resources for education, relocation, parenting, stress ... www.scguard.com Parent webinar: WE SERVE TOO The challenges that children of the National Guard and Reserve face often go unnoticed and unaddressed. In this webinar, we discuss those challenges and talk about ways to help these great military-connected children get the support they need and deserve. Register for the recording here: https://events-na5.adobeconnect.com/content/connect/c1/968319730/en/events/event/private/1825780098/1835195351/event_registration.html?connect-session=na5breeztxop99dvaq7nbwer&sco-id=2243188422 This podcast was sponsored by HEB.

Special guest Barbara Livingston joins Peter Thomas Fornatale as they discuss what drew Livingston to the sport of racing. how she creates her unique portraits of horses, and her Old Friends series of books. Plus, some advice on what to do when you meet Silver Charm.

Daily Racing Form chief photographer Barbara Livingston talks about her life around horses, the unique way she approaches her craft, how she drives cross-country for assignments and even how she has her own ways and reasons for forecasting races. Longtime southern California racing journalist and handicapper Bob Ike discusses the immediate future for Triple Crown winner Justify and the other top horses in Bob Baffert's barn. We remember when Seabiscuit broke his maiden 83 years ago after 17 failures, and we share some listener feedback. The RFRP is sponsored by X Chair. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Features thoroughbred horse racing news, race analyses, San Francisco Mile GIII stakes race, Campanile and Silky Sullivan stake races, Interview with Barbara Livingston renowned photographer for Daily Racing Form, Russell Baze (jockey), Tim McCanna (trainer), Songbird, Kentucky Derby, Kentucky Oaks, CTBA, Dollar Day.

Join Janice L. Blake, jockey and author, and Mildred M. Tassone as they discuss Janice's upcoming races at Belmont Racetrack. Hear about Janice riding "Wilichi" in Race 5 at Belmont tomorrow on the turf, although it may come off the turf and be run on the sloppy dirt track. there are 10 horses slated to run although there may be some scratches if it comes off the turf.  And hear about how she has been preparing to return to the saddle by breezing horses in the mornings and galloping a few as well. She has been going to the health club to work-out 3 times a week to supplement her fitness. She also has other horses going into the entries later this week, so she should be riding more soon. (Photo credits Barbara Livingston)