Podcast appearances and mentions of betsy teutsch

The session in which we chat with Betsy Teutsch about her awesome book entitled, 100 Under $100: One Hundred Ways to Empower Global Women. This book includes beautiful pictures and more than 100 ways to help empower women around the world, all for less (sometimes way less) than $100. Would make a good holiday gift. You can find the book wherever you find other books! Check out Betsy's page: facebook.com/100Under100 Plus, another shout out for DiningForWomen.org Also, take a look at SheWritesPress

The session in which we interview Betsy Teutsch about mid-career change and a sense of mission. Betsy is the author of 100 Under $100: One Hundred Tools for Empowering Global Women (but that's a future podcast). 

Robin on Syria—and on women who support Sanders. Guests: Lorie Conway on her doc film Beatrice Mtetwa And The Rule Of Law; Edythe Weeks on outer space laws and sex/race equality; Betsy Teutsch's 100 Tools to Empower Global Women for Under $100. Lorie Conway: Edythe Weeks: Betsy Teutsch:

Segment 1: Brett Graff is a former US government economist who today writes the nationally syndicated column THE HOME ECONOMIST. Her book, NOT BUYING IT: How to Stop Overspending and Start Raising Happier, Healthier and More Successful Kids proves that much of the things we buy for our kids offer no guarantees and have the potential to harm our kids as much as help them.Segment 2: Maria Serbina is a business strategist and social influence online expert, an author, and speaker. She is the founder of List Wealth Model Business School. Maria is the author of the book “If I can't Find You in 3 Seconds You Don't Exist: Being Findable Online for Ultimate Visibility & Profits” and co-author of # 1 Amazon bestseller “Savvy Women Revving Up for Success.”Segment 3: Barry Moltz shows you how to get your business unstuck.Segment 4: Cory McFarlane is the Chief Visionary of Pinnacle/CSG, a high-tech construction management company.Segment 5: Betsy Teutsch is passionate about mobilizing resources for the world's poorest women. She has pursued Encore Careers as blogger, columnist, community organizer and eco-activist. In addition to her profession as a Judaica artist, she served as Communications Director of Green Microfinance, promoting affordable paths out of rural poverty. She is the author of 100 Under 100: 100 Tools for Empowering Global Women. Sponsored by Sage, Nextiva, and Pure Chat. 

Read My Lips host akaRadioRed brings you lively, unscripted, spontaneous, non-canned interviews with interesting authors on a range of topics. Listen LIVE on Mondays 7-8 pm/Eastern or anytime on-demand. After 30 years of marriage and without warning, Ann Reichardt’s husband left her for another woman and wanted a divorce. In her memoir, THE DANCE CARD: Looking for Love After Divorce, Ann describes her quest to find new love – online – after dealing with divorce-related loss, sadness, anger, confusion, depression and disbelief. She describes the suitors she met ala the ballroom dance style that reflects each man's personality and dating style: Mr. Slow Dance, Mr. Jitterbug, Mr. Rumba, Mr. Tango, Mr. Waltz. annreichardt.com/author/annreichardt/.   Looking for meaningful holiday gifts? Betsy Teutsch, author of 100 Under $100: One Hundred Tools for Empowering Global Women, showcases proven, inspiring, affordable, very cool tools to help get women out of extreme poverty. She has worked in microfinance, is a founding board member of The Kibera School for Girls, and launched three chapters of Dining For Women, a national network supporting women’s grassroots initiatives. Hear Betsy's suggstions for… Gifts That Give Back [for each purchase, a duplicate is sent to an impoverished family]; The Secret to Get Girls Flocking to STEM [science, tech, engineering and math]; Socially-Minded Businesses That Can Save the World; Shoestring Philanthropy: Affordable solutions changing lives for under $100. www.100under100.org