Podcast appearances and mentions of beth king

Beth King joined the military to provide for her son and became the first female in her company to fully progress to the role of crew chief. One fateful night in Afghanistan, her Chinook was hit by an RPG, throwing her from the helicopter. Her harness caught her, saving her life, but the incident left her with serious injuries that were not immediately apparent to others.   She went 18 months without treatment, only to later discover that she had suffered a traumatic brain injury (TBI). As her symptoms worsened, she was eventually medically discharged from the military.   Her injury, compounded by PTSD, anxiety, and depression, led King to isolate herself. Eventually, the Wounded Warrior Project helped renew her sense of community, reigniting her love of sports and, ultimately, her zest for life. Now, it is King's turn to give back, helping other veterans find a sense of purpose as they return to civilian life.   Find out more about Wounded Warrior Project: https://www.woundedwarriorproject.org/   Join the SOFREP Book Club here: https://sofrep.com/book-clubSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

At 30 years old, Beth King was a single mother, and joined the Army as a way to provide for her five-year-old son. She deployed to Afghanistan and became a Chinook helicopter maintainer.  As one of the few women in her field, SSG King felt extra pressure to excel. She had to prove herself to her male colleagues, and if she failed, she was told they would take a “long break” before allowing another woman to join their company. She succeeded, and became the first female to fully progress to crew chief in her company. One night, King's Chinook was hit by an RPG, and she was four feet away from the blast. She fell out of the helicopter, but was caught by her harness. Although she and the rest of the crew made it back to their FOB, King knew something wasn't right. She experienced severe pain, spells of vomiting, and had difficulties with her speech, but had no visible injuries. Unfortunately, King's need to prove herself as a capable woman in her field persisted to the detriment of her health. She was asked multiple times to tough out her injuries and continue flying missions, and she complied, going 18 months without treatment. King later discovered she had suffered a traumatic brain injury (TBI) that was made worse by her continued action. She was medically discharged, and began physical therapy.  King also suffered from PTSD, anxiety, and depression. She found that cycling in a special wheelchair reignited her competitive spirit and greatly improved her mental health, so she trained for competition. Unbeknownst to her, the wheelchair cut off circulation to her feet, and her consistent and intense training in the chair caused significant, lasting pain.  Now, King is awaiting an amputation of one of her legs. If the amputation is a success, and the pain completely dissipates, she plans on amputating the second. In the meantime, King has begun training in the javelin throw, and hopes to compete in the 2024 Paralympics. She says in this interview “I would love to go to the Paralympics, but the truth is I just like being better. I like improving. I like growth. It is like all this effort is not meaningless. All this pain and suffering has led to me improving, then it's worth it.” To learn more about King, and how the Wounded Warrior Projected aided in her recovery, visit https://www.woundedwarriorproject.org/mission/meet-a-warrior/beth-king. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this preview, SSG King recounts the night that her Chinook helicopter was hit by an RPG. Make sure to catch out full interview with King when it releases tomorrow.  – At 30 years old, Beth King was a single mother, and joined the Army as a way to provide for her five-year-old son. She deployed to Afghanistan and became a Chinook helicopter maintainer.  As one of the few women in her field, SSG King felt extra pressure to excel. She had to prove herself to her male colleagues, and if she failed, she was told they would take a “long break” before allowing another woman to join their company. She succeeded, and became the first female to fully progress to crew chief in her company. One night, King's Chinook was hit by an RPG, and she was four feet away from the blast. She fell out of the helicopter, but was caught by her harness. Although she and the rest of the crew made it back to their FOB, King knew something wasn't right. She experienced severe pain, spells of vomiting, and had difficulties with her speech, but had no visible injuries. Unfortunately, King's need to prove herself as a capable woman in her field persisted to the detriment of her health. She was asked multiple times to tough out her injuries and continue flying missions, and she complied, going 18 months without treatment. King later discovered she had suffered a traumatic brain injury (TBI) that was made worse by her continued action. She was medically discharged, and began physical therapy.  King also suffered from PTSD, anxiety, and depression. She found that cycling in a special wheelchair reignited her competitive spirit and greatly improved her mental health, so she trained for competition. Unbeknownst to her, the wheelchair cut off circulation to her feet, and her consistent and intense training in the chair caused significant, lasting pain.  Now, King is awaiting an amputation of one of her legs. If the amputation is a success, and the pain completely dissipates, she plans on amputating the second. In the meantime, King has begun training in the javelin throw, and hopes to compete in the 2024 Paralympics. She says in tomorrow's interview “I would love to go to the Paralympics, but the truth is I just like being better. I like improving. I like growth. It is like all this effort is not meaningless. All this pain and suffering has led to me improving, then it's worth it.” To learn more about King, and how the Wounded Warrior Projected aided in her recovery, visit https://www.woundedwarriorproject.org/mission/meet-a-warrior/beth-king.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Anuraag - organiser, critic and recently retired DJ, Yoorrook Justice Commission Chair Eleanor Bourke, Done by Law - The End of Native Forest Logging, Mahalla's Earthquake Relief Fundraiser for Turikye and Syria. 3CR would like to acknowledge the Kulin Nations – true owners, caretakers and custodians of the land from which we broadcast. 3CR pays respect to Elders, past and present of the Kulin Nation. We recognise their unceded sovereignty. Anuraag is an organiser, critic, and recently retired DJ living and working on unneeded Wurundjeri Country. They run digital performance space room2.fm, occasional party series Cool Room and work as a booker at experimental and club music venue Miscellania. They joined me yesterday to speak about their recent DJ hiatus, holistic safety and representation, the trappings of elitism, artists exploitation and what it means to make decisions based on creative and cultural merit.  Also check out Raag's newsletter at anuraagbhatia@substack.com.Next, we were joined by Wergaia/Wamba Wamba Elder and Chair of the Yoorrook Justice Commission Eleanor Bourke. Yoorrook is the first formal truth telling process, aimed at addressing systemic harms and injustices experienced by First Peoples since colonisation. Today, Eleanor brought us updates from the commission, which began in May 2021. Make a submission here: https://yoorrookjusticecommission.org.au/have-your-say/make-a-submission/ We then heard from fellow 3CR show Done By Law where Beth King was joined by Darcy from Forest Conservation Victoria (FCV) and Natalie Hogan from Environment Justice Australia (EJA) to dicsuss the end of Native Forest Logging announced in the State Budget on Tuesday and the anti protest laws that remain in place. You can catch Done By Law every Tuesday from 6pm on 3CR. Idil and Lara are committee members of the community collective Mähallä, run alongside two others, Aysu and Majed. Mähallä is a creative community hub that aims to foster ways to stay connected to our cultures through public gatherings like picnics, conversations, dance nights, film screenings and much more, we offer an inclusive space that is safe and welcoming for all. Mähallä community consists of cultures from all across the Middle East and Anatolia. They join us today to speak about Mähallä's Earthquake Relief Fundraiser for Turikye and Syria at School House Studios (Coburg) this Sunday 28th of May 1pm - 6pm.  Songs:Shakaya - Sublime 

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This week Ashley Scott Meyers talks with filmmaker David Willing. They talk about the pros and cons of Australian Film Grants and about making the Supernatural Horror movie Surrogate (2022). David Willing is the director and Co-Writer of Surrogate written along with Beth King. He talks about that writing process. The podcast is available in […]

 Grace speaks with Tim Wright, Treaty Coordinator at International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons (ICAN), discussing the signage of the nuclear ban treaty at the recent UN General Assembly, and what happens now for Australia which has yet to sign the treaty. To understand more about the treaty and the impacts of nuclear weapons, you can head on to ICAN's website icanw.org  or via Twitter @nuclearban   Director General of the World Health Organisation Dr Tedros Adhanom Gebreyaysus declared last fortnight that the end of COVID-19 was “in sight”, after the leading health body declared that weekly COVID deaths had been the lowest since March 2020. Jacob speaks with Professor Sharon Lewin, Director of the Doherty Institute and infectious disease expert, discussing the future of COVID-19.   Jacob speaks with independent writer and political commentator Joel Jenkins (via Twitter @boganintel) who recently wrote about striking similarities between Labor and the Liberal Party namely on new coal and gas projects and Stage 3 tax cuts in their recent article entitled ‘The Duopoly'.  You can also head to Bogan Intelligentsia for more of Joel's articles.   Grace spoke with Michelle Fahy (via Twitter @FahyMichelle), an investigative journalist on Australia's armed weapons industry and close connections with the government on militarisation in Australia, also discussing the 'blanket secrecy' and how this links with anti-corruption measures that the government wants to put in place.   Songs:So I Crossed the River by Beth King and the Hemingway CollectiveThe Life by Bea Moon and Kobie DeePayin' My Dues by Duncan GrahamTwo Face (Radio Edit) by Sincerely Grizzly 

Today on Too Opinionated we talk with director David Willing about his new horror movie Surrogate. (Out on digital now) Australian paranormal horror Surrogate, stars Kestie Morassi (Wolf Creek) and Jane Badler. (Tv's V) Written by Beth King and David Willing, in his feature directorial debut, Surrogate tells of Natalie Paxton (Morassi), a single mother and nurse, who falls mysteriously ill and struggles to stop her family from being destroyed. Want to watch: YouTube Meisterkhan Pod.  Check out the website: Meisterkhan.com

In this episode your host John Littlefair chats with Beth King from Kings Funerals. Beth talks about Womble the Australian Funeral Comfort Dog, heartbreak in losing a beloved team member and Kings Funerals involvement in the Geelong community. https://johnlittlefair.com.au/

Welcome back to Sleep Baseball! Announcer Wally McCarthy calls the lazy action as the Big Timbers Rapids face off against the Tomah Tigers at Kitamori Park.Fan Mail:  NorthwoodsBaseball@gmail.comHome:  http://www.sleepbaseball.comProduced by Mr. King.WSLP Producers: Philip T. Hunter, Corrbette Pasko, Beth King.Sweet dreams.Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/sleepbaseball)

What do you do when tough times come? Beth King tells her story that is an outline for all of us! For average Consultant earnings, see the Income Disclosure Statement document on our website here: goo.gl/8EaBJU

Welcome back to Sleep Baseball! Announcer Wally McCarthy calls the lazy action as the Cars face off against Manistee at Sam Nolan Field.Fan Mail:  NorthwoodsBaseball@gmail.comHome:  http://www.sleepbaseball.comProduced by Mr. King.WSLP Producers: Philip T. Hunter, Corrbette Pasko, Beth King.Sweet dreams.Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/sleepbaseball)

You're listening to the Hurdy Gurdy Travel Podcast. I'm your host, Justin Vacula, here to help you travel the world at next to no cost through credit card points, miles, benefits, and rewards. Make money, save money, and take advantage of great deals! Thanks for joining me for episode 58 - Credit cards and travel with Beth King. A personal friend of mine, Beth, shares how she uses credit cards and deals to help her family regularly travel. We also talk about how to get started with credit card rewards, leverage profitable deals, earn cash through checking account bonuses, and much more. It's been almost a year since I uploaded an episode. I'm happy to return, and I hope to upload at least one episode a month or more than that with listener support on my Patreon page found at HurdyGurdyTravel.com. Subscriptions start at just $10 a month. I plan to upload more credit card reviews, discussions with guests, and create custom episodes from supporters of this show. Now with some housekeeping items complete, enjoy today's episode! Thanks for listening, and stay tuned for more content! Visit my website at HurdyGurdyTravel.com to contact me, find me on social media, read episode transcripts, schedule a free credit card consultation & support the show through Patreon, SubscribeStar, referral links, and buying from my eBay store! Watch this show on YouTube and listen on many podcast platforms. Please like, share, comment, and subscribe! Supporters of my Patreon and SubscribeStar pages receive special perks, including a custom podcast episode, questions answered by upcoming guests, and monthly private one-on-one conversations. Schedule a free 15-minute consultation with Cakeologi to formally establish your business, build business credit, and get premium business credit cards. After the free consultation, I will receive credit for referring you when you select from various paid services. Listen to Cakeologi on episode twelve of my podcast. Find an affiliate link on my website. Build and grow your business with the help of BurstBiz Services! BurstBiz helps you grow and start businesses, expand business credit, and increase your business visibility with online listings. Use my affiliate link at hurdygurdytravel.com for a free business evaluation. Thanks for listening and have a great day! Main website including episode transcripts: https://hurdygurdytravelpodcast.com Referral links: https://hurdygurdytravel.com/donate-referral-links/ Ebay store: https://www.ebay.com/str/hurdygurdytravelllc SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/hurdygurdytravelpodcast iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/hurdy-gurdy-travel-podcast/id1489093490 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8EcIcoNU1HK4KKhQtTkAWw Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/hurdy-gurdy-travel-podcast Google Play: https://www.play.google.com/music/listen?u=0#/ps/l5bmuntd4wpvtklvg42ejg42ejg4apiu Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HurdyGurdyTravelPodcast Twitter: https://twitter.com/HGTravelPodcast Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/justinvacula Copy and paste the podcast RSS feed -- http://feeds.soundcloud.com/users/soundcloud:users:706382626/sounds.rss -- to listen on your favorite podcast-playing platform!

Workplace MVP LIVE from SHRM 2021: Beth King, Motif FoodWorks Beth King, VP of People and Culture at Motif FoodWorks, shared her journey to HR, from a focused role to a generalist, which is her passion. She and host Jamie Gassmann discussed the difference between HR in small and large organizations, her advice to those […] The post

Army Recovery Care Program (ARCP) works to transition our wounded warriors and their families back to the force or back to civilian life through medical care, rehabilitation, professional development, and other efforts. Hear how the ARCP's Adaptive Sports program has helped over 80,000 Soldiers adapt and overcome. SFC (Ret.) Gabi Cha and SSG (Ret.) Beth King, who are a part of the Army Recovery Care Program, joins us to share how the Adaptive Sports program has assisted them through their recovery process. For more information on the Army Recovery Care Program please check out the resource section below.   Recommendations for future topics are welcome via email at podcast@ausa.org.    Host:  SMA (Ret) Daniel Dailey, AUSA's Vice President for NCO and Soldier Programs       Guests:  SFC Gabi Cha, U.S. Army Retired SSG Beth King, U.S. Army Retired      Resources:    Army Recovery Care Program (ARCP) Facebook: @usarmycp Twitter: @armyWCT LinkedIn: @usarmycp   Department of Defense Warrior Games Web: https://www.dodwarriorgames.com/ Facebook: @WarriorGames Twitter: @warriorgames IG: @dodwarriorgames

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Bet you didn’t realize that this show had SEASONS just like a TV SHOW. HUH? Sami and Beth bring it back to basics in this tell all betwixt the two of them, about their fears and favorites, about going home-home and about this podcast, in about that order. “A Warning To Our Friends” What fears, do you ask? Well, about coming to a new American culture (ahem, coronavirus), reverse culture shock (what even is that, anyways?), how to reintegrate with old friends (what have YOU been up to for the last two years?), and reintroduce themselves as similar but different people (we've grown, y'all!)? Those are some of the fears. But you can use yer ears, and give us the hears, if you listen to this delightful season finale of a podcast! ...Going Home-Home is a conversation created by Sami Case and Bethany King, best friends who have lived and worked as teachers in Lilongwe, Malawi for the past 2 years. What started as a platform to inform friends and family back home of what was going on in their heads as they prepared to come back stateside, has transformed before their eyes into asking as many interesting people as they can find the question at the center of their hearts: Where is home-home? Sami Case (https://www.instagram.com/samicase) and Beth King (https://www.instagram.com/kingbeth) make this show. Justin Lee/Kid_Wonder (https://soundcloud.com/k1der/tracks)//(https://www.instagram.com/justinshungry/) makes the music. 

Sami and Beth affirm everything Riki is going through. Things are hard, that makes sense. Friendships aren’t being formed so easily? That makes sense. You’re confused about where exactly home-home is? That makes sense! Beth also brings up a brain-twister: can you be home-home at the same time as being home, if the whole idea of going "home-home" means you’re NOT ACTUALLY THERE??? IS THIS WHOLE THING SOME SORT OF CONSPIRACY??? Trust me, the more you think about it, the more confused and unclear things will become. Great! Sami Case (https://www.instagram.com/samicase) and Beth King (https://www.instagram.com/kingbeth) make this show. Justin Lee/Kid_Wonder (https://soundcloud.com/k1der/tracks)//(https://www.instagram.com/justinshungry/) makes the music. 

“Home is where you belong”Belonging somewhere involves knowing your purpose in the place where you live. What better way to find your purpose than seeing a need in your community and working to meet it?In this episode, Beth interviews Sylvia Howse, native Zimbabwean teacher who has made Malawi her home. Sylvia explains how she became passionate about art and began noticing the lack of art opportunities for kids in Malawi. She describes her vision for meeting this need by training other teachers and hosting art workshops using recyclables as materials for masterpieces!How do you stay motivated in pursuing your goals when things get tough? How do we rely on God to give us the qualifications to do what he has called us to do? How can expats help meet the educational needs in Malawi? All this and more on this special episode of Going Home-Home!Sami Case (https://www.instagram.com/samicase) and Beth King (https://www.instagram.com/kingbeth) make this show.Kid_Wonder//Justin Lee (https://soundcloud.com/k1der/tracks)//(https://www.instagram.com/justinshungry/) makes the music.

Moving overseas is difficult. Leaving the home you created overseas can be even more difficult. But you know what? You can always come back. “I knew the minute I was driving to the airport to leave I would probably come back.” In this episode, Sami and Beth talk to their friend Carson White, a Texan (Georgian?..Kansas-ian??) nurse practitioner who discusses her definition of home as someone who grew up moving around a lot as a military kid. She tells us about the audible call she heard from God on her first trip to Malawi as an undeclared college student, and how that made her want to go back and declare a major in medicine. How do you create deep friendships when you don’t know how long someone is going to be around? What part does learning the language play in helping you create deeper ties with the place you live? What does the call to come *back* to a place sound and look like after so much time? All this and more, on this Sunday’s episode of Going Home-Home. Sami Case (https://www.instagram.com/samicase) and Beth King (https://www.instagram.com/kingbeth) make this show. Kid_Wonder//Justin Lee (https://soundcloud.com/k1der/tracks)/(https://www.instagram.com/justinshungry/) makes the music. 

On this, the third and lengthiest installment (not a pity conversation at all, I’m serious!!) of our un-intentional and very enjoyable series with the Allison family, who we have had the absolute pleasure of becoming best friends with in our second year in Malawi, we talk to patriarch Matt (https://www.instagram.com/mattallison11/) about home-home. How do you find home as a sixteen-year-old after your parents’ divorce? How do you create a community out of what initially looks like nothing? What kind of people should be sent out to be missionaries? All this and more in another exciting episode of Going Home-Home by GrubbyLittleHands! Sami Case (https://www.instagram.com/samicase) and Beth King (https://www.instagram.com/kingbeth) make this show. Our friend Justin Lee/Kid_Wonder (https://www.instagram.com/justinshungry/) / (https://soundcloud.com/k1der/tracks) makes the music. Going Home-Home is a conversation created by Sami Case and Bethany King, best friends who have lived and worked as teachers in Lilongwe, Malawi for the past 2 years. What started as a platform to inform friends and family back home of what was going on in their heads as they prepared to come back stateside, has transformed before their eyes into asking as many interesting people as they can find the question at the center of their hearts: Where is home-home? 

In this extra exciting first episode, Sami Case and Beth King introduce themselves and talk about what exactly "Home" means to them.Sami Casehttps://www.instagram.com/samicaseBeth Kinghttps://www.instagram.com/kingbeth

Are you thirsty? Where does your help come from? Jeremiah 2:13

How should Catholics approach problems on a global scale? Here's the thing—we can do more harm than good if we go into issues without a firm educational foundation. We can also do more harm than good if we leave our faith in the dust as we charge forward with a well-intentioned heart. Catholic social teaching is a set of tenants that informs how we should make global decisions and how we should love our neighbors, both next door and on the other side of the world.    Beth King-Howard, today's guest, takes a group of young women to the UN's Commission on the Status of Women every year. So she knows that complex problems often need complex solutions. We dive into all kinds of topics, from whether capitalism is Christian to what topics she thinks Catholics should talk about more to the importance of having the heart of a learner. I pretty much think she should be the communal southern Catholic Feminist mama.

Subscribe on iTunes! Subscribe on Google Play Podcast RSS Feed In this episode of Hustle and Pro, we sat down with Beth King, Youth Program Director of the Frisco Fury (the Girls Lacrosse Club of Frisco) to learn about the growth of this sport locally, the structure of the league and competition, and how parents can […]

Subscribe on iTunes! Subscribe on Google Play Podcast RSS Feed In this episode of Hustle and Pro, we sat down with Beth King, Youth Program Director of the Frisco Fury (the Girls Lacrosse Club of Frisco) to learn about the growth of this sport locally, the structure of the league and competition, and how parents can […]

Subscribe on iTunes! Subscribe on Google Play Podcast RSS Feed In this episode of Hustle and Pro, we sat down with Beth King, Youth Program Director of the Frisco Fury (the Girls Lacrosse Club of Frisco) to learn about the growth of this sport locally, the structure of the league and competition, and how parents can […]

EdGamer is back, on a new site, and hosted IlliniCloud! We have a ton to share, but will hold most of this news back so we can talk with our three guests from Playful Learning and GLS. Our guests are Remi Holden, Beth King, and Conor O’Malley. They will share why this conference is the best Games and Learning conference in the world! Tune-in and level-up! Show Host: Zack Gilbert Show Guest: Beth King Show Guest: Remi Holden Show Guest: Conor O’Malley Show Contributor/Producer: Gerry James Show Links Current News The new website – https://edgamer.net///… Read the rest

We take a walking tour of the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute on Barro Colorado Island in Panama, with the STRI's Beth King and Harilaos Lessios. Plus, we'll test your knowledge of some recent science in the news. Web Sites related to this episode include www.stri.org