Podcast appearances and mentions of beth green

This edWeb podcast is sponsored by Robolink.The webinar recording can be accessed here.Are you looking for ways to bring real-world relevance and career readiness into your classrooms? Join Dr. Beth Green, leader of the Advanced Career initiative at the Southern Regional Education Board (SREB), and the Robolink team for this edWebinar to explore how hands-on learning with drones can help educators transform traditional instruction into high-impact, career-connected learning.Discover how SREB's project-based learning curricula and Robolink's classroom-ready drones equip students with technical and academic critical-thinking, communication, and collaboration skills that align with future workforce needs. In this edWeb podcast, you learn how to:Integrate drones into Advanced Career pathways to boost student engagement and skill developmentUse hands-on, project-based learning in middle school and high school classroomsStrengthen workforce connections across industries like aerospace engineering, aviation, agriculture, transportation and logistics, construction trades, law enforcement, and moreAccess resources for teacher training in all of the aboveThis edWeb podcast is of interest to middle and high school teachers, instructional coaches, school leaders, and district decision makers.RobolinkRobolink creates robotics and edtech solutions that equip students with skills for STEM careers.Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Learn more about viewing live edWeb presentations and on-demand recordings, earning CE certificates, and using accessibility features.

What do Shamanism and Energetics have to do with everyday life in a modern world? How does the ancient wisdom of shamanism and the modern practice of energy healing transform your well-being?  What if it can empower you to create a life of balance and harmony? I have found that being willing and open to embrace new thought models are the very thing that moves me into the life I desire to create for myself and my family. Our beliefs shape our physical well being. Our physical health.  We have the capacity to reprogram ourselves into a state of physical, mental, and emotional wellbeing. Which is why I have the perfect guest this week to dive into this subject.  Sarah Beth Green is a shamanic energy healer at the Yarning Shaman who works with individuals who want to unlock and understand their own individual gifts and energy body and connect more deeply with indigenous wisdom. In this episode, I introduce you to modern day Shaman who uses her training and gifts associated with the movement of energy through your body, your environment, and beyond to help you align yourself with the rhythms of a life lived with less dis-ease. You will learn: How your beliefs and  thoughts are stored in places in your body, not just your mind. About the power you innately hold to create and control your inner and outer world. What the role of energy healing and shamanism is in identifying and clearing stored experiences and trauma. How the intuitive nature of energy medicine and its benefits can calm the nervous system through trauma release. How to pay attention to energetics in your home and body to tune into your intuitive feelings about your surroundings. How to support your children's health by surrounding them with natural elements and fibers. Supporting their sensitivity and relationship to their natural form.  Sarah shares with us how, traditionally, we are born with a feeling of needing to serve a purpose, without even consciously knowing it.  Those feelings can often be poured into surrounding ourselves with stuff and experiences. Feeling restlessness in your soul. Searching for the calming of your nervous system.  Bridging the realms of shamanism, energy healing, and everyday life can hold the key to the transformation that your heart has been craving. My friend, please remember that we are worthy of pure, whole health. Our illnesses and our struggles and our obstacles do not define us, but that beautiful light from which we emanate from is our worthiness, where we find strength and self-love and over encompassing love. For the complete show notes, head over to the episode webpage.

We are so pleased to welcome Dr. Beth Green as our guest this week. Dr. Green earned her DPhil from Oxford University, funded by a prestigious Economic and Research Council scholarship. She is a Fellow of the Royal Society of the Arts and also a graduate of the University of Cambridge and the University of London. Host Andrew Ollerton and Dr. Green have the opportunity to chat about how to maintain a personal love for the Scriptures as you mature. Intensive study, an ever-changing social climate and even a change in your church tradition can lead you to read and understand the Word through a new lens. Dr. Green is currently serving as Provost and Chief Academic Officer at Tyndale University and enjoying exploring life in Canada with her family.---Learn more about the Canadian Bible Society: biblesociety.caGive to the Canadian Bible Society: biblesociety.ca/donate  Whether you're well versed in Scripture or just starting out on your journey, The Bible Course offers a superb overview of the world's best-selling book.  This eight-session course will help you grow in your understanding of the Bible. Watch the first session of The Bible Course and learn more at biblecourse.ca. Connect with us on Instagram: @canadianbiblesociety---Learn more about Beth GreenInstagram: @drbethgreenTyndale faculty page:tyndale.ca/faculty/beth-green

This week on the podcast I interview Keri Kalmbach and we're going to talk about the what might be the next greatest thing to transform RV and Vanlife travel. If you're an RVer, you know that one of the biggest issues can be finding decent cell service or wifi to connect to while you're traveling. Starlink could be the solution we've all been waiting for. Starlink is a system that allows you to connect to the internet via satellite, rather than via a cell tower or wifi signal. Starlink was created by Elon Musk, the same guy who brought us Tesla electric cars. It's still relatively new technology and is in the beta phase. The first iteration of Starlink only worked from a set location, but just this month, they turned on a Roaming feature, that now makes it a more feasible option for RVers. Our guest today Keri is a scientist who has done a lot of her own personal research on Starlink. At first she wasn't totally impressed, because the technology didn't work within a few miles of her home. She was about to sell her unit, when the roaming feature became available. We got together for a quick chat to go over all the features and benefits of Starlink for Rvers and some reasons why it might not be the best solution for you. Key Takeaways about what we know about Starlink: 1. Roaming was recently turned on, so this may be a better option for RVers right now. 2. It's currently in Beta, so things could change 3. You will need more power to run Starlink than traditional cell phone wifi. 4. You'll need room for the dish in your RV as well. 5. It's not cheap because you need to buy a $550 dish and pay a little over $100/month for service but if you need the internet when you travel 6. But overall the speed is quite impressive and should meet the capacity of most Rvers. Show Notes: Solo Women RV blog: Solo Women RV Facebook Group Thanks to Beth Green for my new intro Solo Women RV Podcast theme music is Fields Station by Nikole Potulsky --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kathy-belge/support

Tune in for the remarkable story of Beth Green—a brave, compassionate woman who's lived out her purpose in the face of adversity. In this episode, Janice and Beth discuss finding purpose during difficult times, overcoming an eating disorder, and share additional heartfelt wisdom as Beth found her purpose/passion as an educator to junior high age kids. An inspirational and touching story. Subscribe to the podcast on your favorite platform and connect with Janice Alpert via the links below. Follow Janice on https://www.facebook.com/janice.alpert (Facebook) and https://www.instagram.com/jjalpert/ (Instagram) Email Janice: stopdiets@aol.com Janice's Website: http://stopdiets.com/ (http://stopdiets.com) If you enjoy the podcast, please leave a positive rating and review!

This week, in our Summer Series, is a throwback to a conversation between Dr Darren Iselin, CSA's Director for Research and Innovation, and Dr Beth Green, who is currently Provost and Chief Academic Officer of Tyndale University, Fellow of the Royal Society and a Senior Fellow and former Director of Education at Cardus, a faith-based think tank in Canada. In this episode, Darren and Beth have a robust and insightful discussion about the importance of evidence in a quality improvement school agenda, and why it underscores the deep need to measure what we value in the current educational climate. I thoroughly enjoyed listening to this episode the first time around and just know that I'll get even more out of it this time. I hope you do too. Enjoy!

If you live in Pennsylvania or one of the surrounding six states, you've likely pulled into a Sheetz Gas Station not to get gas, but to order & eat food.  That's right high-quality quick serve food customized to your preferences. Sheetz pioneered this "made to order" quick-serve style food in a gas station. On this week's episode of Agile Giants Mary Beth Green shares her experiences building a team and putting an innovation process that is working to re-invent the category again.

On this episode of ‘Horizon 2020' Darren Iselin talks with Dr Beth Green, who is currently Provost and Chief Academic Officer of Tyndale University, Fellow of the Royal Society and a Senior Fellow and former Director of Education at Cardus, a faith-based think tank in Canada. The importance of evidence in a quality improvement school agenda underscores why it is so important to measure what we value in the current educational climate. Landmark studies including the Cardus Education Survey seek to provide a holistic and comprehensive tool for measuring graduate outcomes and provide a mirror for schools to gather meaningful data on their programs and practice. Beth will explore how such surveys can be powerfully used to improve our Christian school communities and also highlights other exciting new projects and initiatives that seek to measure faith formation and development within our Christian schools. Beth's wisdom, experience and intellect will inspire our thinking regarding research and gathering data on the things that matter most to our Christian school communities.

Rumblings of a Revolution – Music, Humor, and Commentary. Beth Green is a worldwide phenomenon combining her intuitive wisdom with her incredible piano playing to bring you Granny Rocks: The Music and Message of Beth Green three times a week live on facebook. The popular show combines her wit, wisdom and uncommon sense to enchant her audiences and make them think and feel a little deeper than before. Join the conversation with Beth and Rev. Patricia and learn more about Beth who is 75 years old and has been disabled most of her life. Beth was unable to play piano since she was 15 years old until at 73 she received a deep knowing to buy a 7 ft grand piano. Not even knowing if she could physically play, she followed her guidance and the music began to flow. Beth Green is the granny of Granny Rocks – The Music & Message of Beth Green. Granny Rocks! live streams three times a week on Facebook @grannyrockson. The show airs Mondays and Wednesdays and is Beth’s chance to speak to her audience about everything human, and she talks from the inside out. On Thursdays, she broadcasts Dreams of Peace Improvisational Piano Music, where she improvises on the acoustic piano by connecting her spirit to yours. The music is amazing -- inspiring, moving and uplifting. On all her livestreams, Beth is accompanied by her husband “Sweet Baby” James Maynard. Visit bethgreen.org and  on Facebook. Say "Alexa or Okay Google play Sacred Stories podcast" or subscribe to our podcast at Sacred Stories on iTunes.

Rumblings of a Revolution – Music, Humor, and Commentary. Beth Green is a worldwide phenomenon combining her intuitive wisdom with her incredible piano playing to bring you Granny Rocks: The Music and Message of Beth Green three times a week live on facebook. The popular show combines her wit, wisdom and uncommon sense to enchant her audiences and make them think and feel a little deeper than before. Join the conversation with Beth and Rev. Patricia and learn more about Beth who is 75 years old and has been disabled most of her life. Beth was unable to play piano since she was 15 years old until at 73 she received a deep knowing to buy a 7 ft grand piano. Not even knowing if she could physically play, she followed her guidance and the music began to flow. Beth Green is the granny of Granny Rocks – The Music & Message of Beth Green. Granny Rocks! live streams three times a week on Facebook @grannyrockson. The show airs Mondays and Wednesdays and is Beth’s chance to speak to her audience about everything human, and she talks from the inside out. On Thursdays, she broadcasts Dreams of Peace Improvisational Piano Music, where she improvises on the acoustic piano by connecting her spirit to yours. The music is amazing -- inspiring, moving and uplifting. On all her livestreams, Beth is accompanied by her husband “Sweet Baby” James Maynard. Visit bethgreen.org and  on Facebook. Say "Alexa or Okay Google play Sacred Stories podcast" or subscribe to our podcast at Sacred Stories on iTunes.

Are you as confused about organics as the rest of us? Tired of sorting through labels like “natural”, “all-natural” and “toxin-free”? Wondering, ‘how does that apply to me and my sex life?' Join us with Author and Speaker, Beth Green, aka The Supernatural Mom, who is and expert on staying healthy in a toxic world, as we discuss the best ways to enjoy great sex in a toxin-free bedroom.

Are you as confused about organics as the rest of us? Tired of sorting through labels like “natural”, “all-natural” and “toxin-free”? Wondering, ‘how does that apply to me and my sex life?’ Join us with Author and Speaker, Beth Green, aka The Supernatural Mom, who is and expert on staying healthy in a toxic world, as we discuss the best ways to enjoy great sex in a toxin-free bedroom.

Welcome to Season 3 of Not Many of You Should Become Teachers. In this episode, Dave and Riley take time to debrief the Kuyers Institute Conference, "Shaping Christian Learning" at Calvin University. Our debrief includes work from many scholars, including Beth Green, Ken Badley, Maxie Burch, Rhonda McEwan, David I Smith, Albert Cheng and others. A highlight you won't want to miss is the "Practicing Faith Survey" - in which we talk about the assessment of faith formation. This episode also includes part two of the Grand Paradox Book Club (by Ken Wytsma). Practicing Faith Survey (NMOY Notes) Follow Not Many Of You Should Become Teachers: www.notmanyofyou.com @notmanyofyou @MrRileyDueck @MrMcFTeaches Music by Josh Woodward - www.joshwoodward.com

In this conversation, I get to talk data, a decade of Cardus Education Survey results (www.cardus.ca/research/education/), and the impact of religious schools in particular Protestant Evangelical schools with Beth Green. We both love data, research, and our profession, which I think comes out in the conversation. However, the question in the title comes from the end of the conversation where I ask Beth a question that many of my friends, family members, and other parents have asked me over the past decade. Beth Green is a Senior Fellow in Education for Cardus (www.cardus.ca), and formerly Program Director of Cardus Education. She is also Visiting Professor: Research, Integration, and Educational Formation at Tyndale University College in Toronto. Beth is a former high school history teacher who has worked in both government and non-government schools in the UK.  

Tom chats to Beth Green from DPIRD

Whether you are talking about sugar addiction, food addiction, gambling addiction, Sex addiction or a substance addiction like alcohol or heroin, Beth suggests that there is a societal connection. Hear her revolutionary ideas about addiction that could lead to addiction recovery of a different kind! Listen to a radical perspective that might help you have more compassion for yourself and others. Be sure to subscribe! Grab my free gift at https://heal.helenhillix.com/freegift

Our next podcast we have a special guest, Elizabeth Green, who talks to us about her initial idea to start publishing articles that were very practical and subsequently building the biggest global veterinary publishing company, Brief Media. Beth is an inspiring person that dreams about how to make our veterinary life better.

For our 23rd segment, we interviewed Dr. Marina Merrill from Children's Institute (CI) and Dr. Beth Green from Portland State University (PSU). Dr. Merrill is the senior research and policy advisor for CI and leads the organization's research on prenatal through third-grade issues, evaluation, data collection, and analysis. Dr. Green is a research professor and the director of early childhood and family support research at the Center for the Improvement of Child and Family Services at PSU. Our discussion focused on the Early Works initiative, a 10-year initiative working in two Oregon communities: Yoncalla Elementary in Yoncalla which is in Douglas County and Earl Boyles Elementary in Portland in Multnomah County. The project was set up to explore and demonstrate a new approach to education and healthy development for young children and began in 2010.

Please join us for a discussion & Intro Workshop on "turning crisis into opportunity." We will be joined by Stream Spiritual Director Beth Green to talk about how we can use the turmoil we are facing in our lives to interrupt our patterns, re-evaluate our lives and get the support we need to make the changes we want. CALL IN with YOUR QUESTIONS FOR BETH & HER FOCUSED PROCESS TO ASSIST 347-539-5122

The Stream, a spiritual community helping redefine what it means to be human. The Stream offer energetic clearing, emotional healing, intuitive counseling & spiritual teaching for empowerment. Beth Green is the Spiritual Director of The Stream, a spiritual community helping redefine what it means to be human. Beth joins us to discuss the exciting times we are living in. Given the economic meltdown and the election of a new administration, Americans have opened a window and reached out for change. Our opportunity is to help ourselves and others become the change we seek, and Beth will guide us through a process of awakening in becoming this "change" during the show. http://www.thestream.org