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Dear Spinning Circle,Today. On Wool n' Spinning Radio. Rebecca and I were so pleased to be able to record this episode with Lisa Schweitzer, a pillar and leader in our community. For those who haven't met Lisa yet, she is a weaver, handspinner, knitter and maker, long-time member of the Wool n' Spinning community and lives in a remote area of Iowa, USA. Lisa is an eloquant speaker and I hope you enjoy our conversation about making in remote locations. Both Rebecca and Lisa live in remote areas, without many urban amenities, guilds and makers within their immediate neighbourhoods.We started our conversation today with sharing what we are working on and then moved into a discussion about making in isolation. Lisa touches on why she makes and continues to share her makes. Because we recognize that many in our community make in many different types of isolation - whether physical, due to disability, remote locations, and many more factors, we wanted to discuss what this means when much of our interactions occur online versus in real life. Does this affect our making and how so?If you have questions about what we discussed in today's episode, please post them in the community, either as part of the Slack channel (available through Patreon) or on the Ravelry group, Wool n' Spinning.Patreon Post hereOf course, we would love to welcome you to our community. Membership in the community provides you access to an amazing archive of teaching vlogs & posts that will help you on your handspinning journey. I am also here as a resource to help you! The Join button is on the landing page on Patreon for those wishing to learn more.If you are enjoying the audio podcast, please take a moment to subscribe and leave a rating or review to help other handspinners find it. Thank you so much!Until next time, Happy Spinning!Rachel & Rebecca

Quick recap Summary CEO Fit Book and Boundaries Discussion Michael and Rebecca discussed the importance of the CEO Fit book, with a particular focus on the concept of boundaries. Rebecca shared her extensive career experience in financial services and her recent shift to advising startup CEOs. She also highlighted her passion for small businesses. Michael emphasized the significance of self-care and rest, noting that many people struggle with these aspects due to their busy and often stressful lives. Both expressed their enthusiasm for the ongoing journey of learning and growing in their respective fields. Flexibility, Adaptability, and Productivity in Workplaces Michael and Rebecca discussed the importance of flexibility and adaptability in developing and utilizing skills across different workplaces. They both highlighted the value of experience, with Rebecca sharing her insights from managing large and small companies. They emphasized the similarity in the fundamental challenges of motivating and retaining teams, regardless of company size. Michael pointed out that productivity often increases when focusing on the essential tasks, noting that remote work during the pandemic had eliminated many distractions and allowed for more straightforward work processes. Rebecca agreed, noting the importance of focus in maintaining productivity. Multitasking and Psychological Safety in the Workplace Rebecca argued that multitasking, such as responding to emails or texting while in a meeting, is not efficient as it distracts the brain's ability to focus on one task at a time. She suggested that this lack of distraction was a contributing factor to improved productivity. Michael emphasized the importance of creating a psychologically safe work environment where employees feel comfortable being open and transparent about personal issues. He argued that such an environment not only benefits employee well-being but also enhances retention and overall job satisfaction. Psychological Safety, Transparency, and Communication Michael and Rebecca discussed the importance of creating a psychologically safe and transparent work environment. Rebecca emphasized that clear communication about the company's vision and goals, and how employees' work contributes to these, is crucial for employee motivation and retention. Michael agreed, noting that clarity attracts while confusion repels. They then moved to discuss Rebecca's book, which was inspired by questions she received after speaking engagements. She shared how these questions led her to reflect on her own life and work experiences, and eventually led her to write the book. Collaborative Book Writing and Boundary Setting Rebecca shared the story of how she and her personal trainer, Lillian, collaborated to write a book about fitness and wellness. The book, which was completed in 10 months, was designed to be a quick reference guide, with short chapters and Lillian's input interspersed throughout. Michael then discussed the importance of setting and respecting boundaries, emphasizing that it's not selfish but necessary to maintain one's own well-being. He highlighted the common problem of overcommitment, especially among executives and startup founders. Both Rebecca and Michael underscored the importance of establishing boundaries and the need to approach it as a partnership. Work-Life Boundaries and Self-Care Strategies Michael and Rebecca discussed the importance of work-life boundaries and self-care in the workplace. Michael emphasized the need to keep track of delegated tasks to avoid overworking employees. Rebecca suggested renaming the term "selfish" to "self-care" and introduced the concept of "pay yourself first," likening it to building wealth. They also discussed the "parking lot" strategy, where non-urgent tasks are listed and prioritized later. This strategy was praised by Michael, who shared his own experience of using a similar method to reprioritize his workload with his manager's help. They agreed that these strategies not only increase efficiency but also make employees feel more valued andCollaborate more effectively. Effective Communication and Four Pillar Culture Michael shared an observation about the importance of understanding and utilizing the rules in games like Monopoly to gain a strategic advantage. Rebecca then discussed the significance of effective communication in driving productivity, engagement, and motivation among team members. She introduced the concept of the "four pillar culture," which emphasizes the importance of focusing on customers, employees, excellent execution, and shareholder value. Rebecca also stressed the role of communication in all aspects of the business, from vision and strategy to execution plans and annual and quarterly plans. She suggested that this approach fosters clarity in work and contributes to overall success. Parking Lot Exercises and Work-Life Balance Michael and Rebecca discussed the benefits of using 'parking lot' exercises in their organization to allow for flexibility and adaptation. They also talked about the importance of work-life balance and how it can positively impact productivity. Rebecca shared about her book 'Fit CEO: 52 Weeks of Wellness, Wealth, and Wonder' which promotes this philosophy. Michael appreciated the book's insights and looked forward to sharing it with his audience. Links: LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/r-m-k/ Website:  http://rmkgroupllc.com/ Book: https://amzn.to/3RGcihy Book site:  http://fitceobook.com/    

The regenagri podcast is a platform for leading industry experts to explore the future of farming and the hot topics surrounding the global movement of regenerative agriculture. In this episode, Rose Riley speaks to Rebecca Geraghty, chief commercial officer at UK-based agri-food data marketplace, Agrimetrics, and Michele Bandecchi, CEO and founder of soil intelligence business, Smart Cloud Farming, about the role of data and digital technology in the transition to regenerative agriculture. Rebecca and Michele discuss how sector innovations are helping farmers optimise sustainable farm management, while driving businesses in the supply chain to meet their environmental targets. Agrimetrics aims to accelerate new innovations in agri-food and environmental sectors by hosting and governing data – including the regenagri platform. Simply put, Rebecca says: “Having better data helps make better decisions.” Smart Cloud Farming aims to bring agronomy and AI together, to align soil intelligence and sustainable farming. Michele says: “You cannot improve what you cannot measure.” Both Rebecca and Michele believe data and technology serves as a communications tool but the challenge lies in the way it is collated and presented to key stakeholders – interoperability of data is key. To learn more about Agrimetrics and Smart Cloud Farming, visit the links below. Agrimetrics Website https://www.agrimetrics.co.uk/ LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/company/agrimetrics/ X (formerly Twitter) https://twitter.com/Agrimetrics Smart Cloud Farming Website https://www.smartcloudfarming.com/ LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/company/smartcloudfarming/

“If we don't stop from time to time, our bodies will force us to.”In this episode, we dive deep into the fascinating world of burnout, personal growth, and finding fulfillment beyond traditional measures of success with Burnout & Peak Performance Speaker Erin Stafford.Both Rebecca and Erin share a common drive as keynote speakers, and they explore the dangers of being a relentless "type A" personality, the importance of proactive rest, and the need to redefine success on our own terms. Join Rebecca and Erin as they inspire you to take a closer look at your own journey, embrace vulnerability, and create a life filled with meaning and joy.In this episode, you'll learn:Taking a break doesn't hinder your productivity. Your body needs it to keep going.There's no silver bullet to overcoming burnout. It's like becoming healthier: You need to take small steps every day to become better.A fulfilling life isn't about how much money you earn or what role you have, but how you feel.Things to listen for:[04:38] What proactive rest means[06:11] Why regular silence benefits you[08:29] The history of burnout[19:35] How the world's strongest man burnt out[25:31] The difference between ambition and addictionConnect with Rebecca:https://linktr.ee/rebeccafleetwoodhessionauthor

Today on The Natural Birth Podcast we have Rebecca Rebecca is a mama of two from the UK, now living in Sweden with her Swedish husband. Rebecca and I met after Rebecca contacted me to be her Spiritual Midwife here in Stockholm, Sweden.  At our first meeting we discussed her previous traumatic hospital birth and how this time she was considering free birthing as she didn't really want to go back to the hospital, but this was fully 100% aligned with Rebecca and not something that her husband was happy about. So we came to the conclusion that home birth with a registered midwife for safety was the way to go. As I am no longer a registered midwife after leaving Australia and moving back to Sweden, I helped Rebecca find a registered Swedish home birth midwife who carry medications and can provide that extra medical assistance in the rare chance that Rebecca or her baby needed it and I would assist Rebecca as her Spiritual Midwife, emotionally, mentally, physically and spiritually. With the presence of her husband, me and the other home birth midwife, Rebecca birthed her baby peacefully in her birth pool at home after a few days of prodromal labour. Both Rebecca and her husband were amazed at how peaceful and calm her birth was compared to her first hospital birth. And I feel so very blessed to have been invited into her home to sit with her at the birth altar. Curious about Rebecca? Find her on instagram as @rebecccaunderwood Now this redemptive physiological home birth experience that Rebecca had sparked an interest in her in becoming a sacred space holder for birth herself, which you hear us mentioning in the episode.  And she is now applying to join the September Cohort of The Spiritual Midwife Mentorship Program. And I couldn't be more proud, honored and excited for her to join. Here is some feedback from one of my mentee's: To be a sacred space holder one must be a clear channel- this is not some woo-woo or foo-foo lingo. It's the truth. This requires a full on excavation of our cellular imprints, lineage traits, collective wounding; a house keeping effort that leaves no crack nook or cranny untouched. I have to be conscious of what I am bringing into that holy sacred vast and powerful portal that is birth. Every thread of energy matters. That means every intent, thought, action, word, and resonance. Every drop matters. So we unearthed Herstory, our red thread lineage, our own birth imprints, our blood rites or first menarche, our own birth portal experiences, our relationship to our bodies, sacred yoni's, sexuality and more. The container set and held is solid and deep. We get to be witnessed by a cohort of vetted sisters that have agreed to also take the plunge. We listen to each other with our full hearts. We get to be witnessed as we unravel and weave ourselves back together. This mentorship is most certainly not a “doula” training. Oh no. It is a soul calling. It requires 100% commitment to yourself, your future self and the women within the cohort. It is a reclamation of the Divine Feminine. It is a re-membering of the Matriarch. It is healing the collective Witch and Sister wound and so much more. If you would like to know what liberation looks, feels and tastes like; if you want to be a part of the true healing needed so desperately within humanity on our planet today; if you wish to serve at the birth altar or anywhere within its sphere- women's circles, preconception, pregnancy, postpartum, our blood rites, then I invite you to lean in. Anna has set a container that can hold you, wherever you may be along the path. If you feel the call, it's time to answer. Thank you so much Emily for sharing your experience of the mentorship with us. And yes, it's time to answer. The doors for the September intake are open. If you felt moved by this mentees words and feel a resonance and a yes then don't hesitate to apply to join us. Find All Links & Resources here:  www.thenaturalbirthcourse.com/links

How did you feel about the 60 Minutes interview on LDS church finances that just aired? On this episode of Mormonish, Rebecca and Landon discuss the recent 60 Minutes segment featuring former Ensign Peak employee and whistleblower, David Neilsen's first ever on camer interview. We take a deep dive into the church's response to the accusation of misuse of funds, and dissect statements made by Bishop W. Chrisopher Wallen, who represented the LDS church in the segment. We also take an indepth look at response articles, podcasts, and the church's own statement following the interview. We especially pay attention to an article that came out on an apologist wevsite before the 60 Minutes interview even aired. Both Rebecca and Landon weigh in on the positive and negative take aways from the interview and talk about what a more positive future would look like in terms of church transparency and use of funds for charitable giving. We tried to keep our frustration to a minimum on air, but admit it was difficult. Let us know what you think of the 60 Minutes interview in the comments.60 Minutes Episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k3_Fhq7sEHo

Today we are coming with a fascinating episode with Ingela Onstad, who is a psychotherapist and performance coach, as well as a professional soprano.Both Rebecca and I have been interested in getting to know a musician who is also trained as a psychotherapist and were curious to understand how she deals with boundaries in her job. We explore all of this, asking for Ingela's insight into diversifying her musician life, becoming more than ‘just' a singer and helping people through a therapeutic lens.Fiind Ingela on Instagram @courageousartistryHer website is hereFind TMDTA on all the socials at @tmdtapodcastOur website is: www.thingsmusiciansdonttalkabout.comSupport us on Patreon for £3 a month and get access to extra episodes and content!Or buy us a KofiIt's over and out from us for the year, and wishing you all an incredibly soul-warming holiday and New Year!Love Becca, Katy and Hattie xx Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, we're hosting Tom Ruggieri & Rebecca Graff, founders of Fair Share Farm, an organic farm located in Clay County, Missouri. Both Rebecca and Tom left their white-collar jobs in 2000 to find a way to promote community, sustainable agriculture, and healthy eating habits as their livelihood. Fair Share Farm is now operating on land that has been in Rebecca's family for four generations.  Organic farming methods replaced conventional agriculture in the Fall of 2002. Soil health is their top priority. To grow the best tasting produce they can, they add organic fertilizer, grow cover crops, balance minerals and spread compost. When dealing with disease and pest pressure, they use products approved for organic production. To limit these pressures, they keep the plants as healthy as possible with daily attention. Join us today to hear about how they have built and perpetuated this thriving organic farm from the ground up!  You'll hear: Tom and Rebecca's background before becoming farmers 1:49 When the fermentation facility came on board 9:37 What they prepare with their stoveless kitchen 12:06 Fare Share's philosophy around crop production 18:19 How many of their crops go into a ferment compared to those that go to market 23:54 Size of the Fair Share team 27:19 How Tom and Rebecca manage tasks to ensure everything gets done 36:56 How Fair Share Farm goes about marketing 40:47 What they would change about how they started the farm, given the chance for a do-over 42:11 Rebecca and Tom's advice they would give their past selves at the start of their farming journey 48:19 What brings Tom and Rebecca joy on the farm 57:53 Their favorite farming tools 59:58   About the Guests Fair Share Farm is a diversified vegetable farm located in rural Clay County, Missouri that supplies vegetables for a live-culture fermentation facility on the farm, as well as fresh fruit and vegetables for market sale.  Rebecca Graff and Tom Ruggieri farm 20 acres using sustainable practices within the 260-acre Graff family farm.  Crops include annual vegetables, strawberries, asparagus, herbs, a flock of 75 laying hens and a small flock of sheep.  In 2020 we reconfigured the farm by constructing over 7,000 linear feet of berms and swales to better manage water on the farm and improve our resiliency. Hundreds of chestnuts, persimmons, hazelnuts, paw paws and elderberries were planted as a part of this project. Resources: Website: http://fairsharefarm.com/wp2/  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FairShareFarm  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fairsharefarm/  The Thriving Farmer Podcast Team would like to thank our amazing sponsor! At AgriGro, we know that in today's modern agriculture, our efforts can deplete life or add life. When you look for ways to add life, it's sustainable and makes everything work better. The result is enhanced plant and soil health for crops, gardens, and turf, as well as improved animal health and environment for livestock and wildlife. Our products are all-natural, easy to use, and friendly to the soil, the plant, as well as the grower. AgriGro's® formulations deliver essential plant nutrition along with an advanced prebiotic concentrate, which significantly increases the multitude of beneficial native microbial species already residing in the production environment. Through these environmentally sound technologies, we're adding life to crop production, livestock, home, turf, and wildlife markets. You don't have to be dependent on crop production efforts that deplete life… Just Add Life with AgriGro®.

Both Rebecca and Catherine have been previous guests and done full interviews. They return to tell us their top three art supplies.

Dr. Kella Price joins Host Rebecca Dollinger to talk about her businesses and activism around the nation. Owner and CEO of Aledo-based Healthy Fit, where she designs and delivers workouts in her studio and online internationally. With over 8 different fitness brands, she has a wide variety of program options for every fitness level. Married to a Marine, her Healthy Fit Foundation provides programs in the community that support veteran's physical and mental heath, and is a Team RWB Workout Leader, a veteran's engagement group that provides total body wellness and connection - even yoga for PTSD! Stroller Warriors is another veteran's group Kella is working with. Kella is making family ties a priority, and dedicated to improving bonds through fitness, which everyone in the family can do!  Both Rebecca and Kella are active and long time members of the American Business Women's Association, and Kella is currently an approved candidate for District 2 Vice President.  You'll enjoy this conversation showcasing the ways ABWA helped Kella grow her business and success even while moving across the nation as a military wife. Find Dr. Kella Price @KellaPrice on social media, FB, IG, and Youtube as Kella Price Fitness, and her website is  KellaPrice.fit.To work with Rebecca Dollinger, sponsor and guest information, email tailored2you@rebeccastylewriter.com, or call 214-729-6307.Subscribe to the OBBM Network Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, iHeart, Google Podcasts and more. Get Your Voice Matters Podcasts HERE.Sponsored by:Epoch Times, https://trustednewspaper.comOffBeat Business Media, LLCGracepoint MediaCharisma.ABWA.org ————–Listen to more on these business topics:Money: http://bit.ly/LifeWithLoriPodcastBusinessCoaching: http://bit.ly/BISB-TVBrandStrategy: http://bit.ly/BizVisionaryMusicTherapy: http://bit.ly/PPP-podcastSupport the show (https://offbeatbusiness.com/sign-up/#join)

Working as a social researcher for decades, you spend endless hours interviewing people and facilitating workshops to understand a broad-spectrum of perspectives of what people want, what they don't want – and most especially what they hope for the future. This has been Rebecca Huntley's journey into addressing one of greatest challenges for better world leaders – Climate Change. As one of Australia's preeminent social researchers, it's an absolute honour to bring this co-created conversation to you.This episode is about climate change. It's about where we in Australia are a nation on this issue, where the majority actually lies on what should be done to address the climate crisis, and where our attention, action and influence should be applied to activate the changes we collectively want.We discuss both of our transitions into taking a participative ‘newbie' role in the climate movement, Rebecca's shift to focus her energy, experience and capability towards climate, with a spotlight on her outstanding book ‘How to talk about climate change in a way that makes a difference'.This conversation is fun, deep, funny, confronting, hopeful and compelling. We hope there will be something here for everyone, not only Australians, wherever you current sit on the broad spectrum of views and positions of the climate crisis.We look forward to hearing from you via our socials is there's anything you would like to share in response to this conversation. Both Rebecca and Tim are active on LinkedIn so drop us a comment or a message there, and Rebecca is very active in Twitter.Key out-takes from this episode;Meaningful work- When we find the work that's really significant, we reflect back and find markers & signifiers of that work through the whole of our lives- Is it a trail of breadcrumbs you've always been following, or are you looking back through a different lens seeing moments you haven't before recognised?- The movement itself is renewable energy- I get genuine moments of joy when I see genuine moments of progress- Know that there is abundant opportunity to do the most meaningful work and that is building everydayFutures- Will my daughter visit the reef like we visit the Coliseum, to see a place that once was thriving and is now a wreck?- For the last 20 years I've been listening to Australian's talk about the kind of futures they want, and helping organisations understand that so they can act- We have a fighting chance to create a liveable world for everyoneChange & Influence- Take a small first step into an area where you have the greatest level of confidence- Think about the area of knowledge, expertise, power, connections that you feel most confident with, start the conversation there.- Quite small things can start a conversation which normalises climate and sends people on a meaningful personal and impactful path to doing things- Do an audit of where you've got influence and confidence and start there- The journey starts with the first small effective step that works for you, and it can lead anywhereAction, Threat & Diversity- The research consistently shows that the majority of Australians want action on climate and that's accelerating- Why me? What do I do? Why does it matter?- Action will overcome anxiety- That is a bell that needs to be rung, and then put down so you can get on with the constructive work that needs to be doneFollow Rebecca via the links below, and also grab a copy of her book (if you haven't done so already!):https://www.linkedin.com/in/rebecca-huntley-81b9013/Twitter @rebeccahuntley2Check out Rebecca's podcast alongside Chris Gambian – COP That!! Click here to listen on Apple or Spotify via the Nature Convervation Council of NSW website - www.nature.org.au/cop_thatHow to talk about Climate Change in a way that makes a difference – available here via the publisher's website - www.murdochbooks.com.au/browse/books/other-books/How-to-Talk-About-Climate-Change-in-a-Way-That-Makes-a-Difference-Rebecca-HuntleyFollow Tim and join the Better World Leaders community via the links below:linkedin.com/in/timcollingslinkedin.com/company/better-world-leadersinstagram.com/timcollingslifedownsouthtimcollings-betterworldleaders.medium.comyoutube @timcollings – click here for channelEpisode Pages for this episode and all previous Better World Leaders conversations available here;4ileadership.com/category/better-world-leadersAs always, great thanks and appreciation to the team who contributed to bringing Better World Leaders to you;To Brendan Ward for mastering, final production, composition and performance of original music throughout each episode.To Cooper, Pat and the team at RadioHub studios for audio editing, technical support and creative guidance during the episodes that are recorded face-to-face. 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My guests are Rebecca Giraud & Bob Greig from 'Only Mums and Only Dads'. Now, only mums and only dads support parents who are struggling to make the best decisions for their family during separation and divorce. Both Rebecca and Bob have helped many, many people through all types of separation and divorce. 

Why are senior pictures so awkward? Both Rebecca and Nathan have some classics! Plus, Rebecca gets interrogated about her previous relationships during Plead The Fifth & a stupid Buzzfeed quiz that is actually accurate!?

Alex Berenson, joins us to discuss his standalone thriller, The Power Couple, which is a Bookreporter Bets On selection. Both Rebecca and Brian are government agents -- one in the FBI, the other in the CIA. As the book opens, Rebecca and Brian Unsworth are on a vacation in Europe with their teenage children as they celebrate their 20th anniversary. Their teenage daughter is abducted, and both parents are tested as they work to get her back. Alex talks with Carol about the tumultuous life of federal agents, and how a life of secrecy can complicate their personal lives. And yes, they talk about the cover, with Alex sharing something that Carol completely missed on the design. As a former New York Times reporter and a correspondent in Iraq, Alex has used his wealth of experiences to enhance his novels, and in The Power Couple he ramps up the action with a sharp family story as well. Books talked about in this episode: The Power Couple by Alex Berenson Check out our other videos: Bookaccino Book Club with William Kent Krueger Bookaccino Book Club with Jeanine Cummins Best Books of 2020: https://youtu.be/Q_N6r_l1-Ss More Bookreporter Talks To: Sharon Virts: https://youtu.be/fHB_Wl1F578 Janet Skeslien Charles: https://youtu.be/x0jum1ppDss Jane Harper: https://youtu.be/vJPllZdRtQQ Sign up for the weekly Bookreporter.com newsletter here: http://tbrnetwork.com/newsletters/bookreporter-weekly-newsletter-subscribe FOLLOW US Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bookreporter Website: https://www.bookreporter.com

(S4, EP 8) Rebecca and Phillip Ozaki joined me for this week's episode. They are two of 4 children born and raised in Chicago, and of Japanese and Filipino descent. Both Rebecca and Phillip talked about their grandfather's trauma from living in the Japanese-American prison camps during WWII. Both their grandfather and father became long-time activists in the Chicago Japanese community for years fighting for reparation and redressing for Japanese survivors who experienced the racism and displacement of their homes during the imprisonment era. Rebecca and Phillip take us on their journey in uncovering their family's past, their father's recent passing, and how all of this has motivated them to fight against inequities and injustices that BIPOC communities continue to face in the US through their own work. You wont want to miss this episode! --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Bio: Rebecca Ozaki was raised in a family of artists and activists and in intergenerational community spaces that have shaped her vision of the world. Her grandparent's story of survival in Japanese American concentration camps during WWII has led her to work and volunteer in local and national Asian American organizations and ultimately, to become a social worker in order to understand what healing and liberation looks like for communities that have experienced generations of trauma. Rebecca is a Healthcare Community Organizer at Jane Addams Senior Caucus working with elders to fight for racial/housing/healthcare justice. Specifically, Rebecca leads the Care Collective campaigns for nursing home abolition and Universal Long-term care, runs mutual aid initiatives, and community healing circles. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Phillip Ozaki is an activist for the civil rights of LGBTQ and AAPI people and their intersections. After completing his sociology degree in his hometown, Chicago, he fundraised for the Japanese American Citizens League and Lambda Legal, the nation's oldest and largest Asian American and LGBTQ legal rights organizations, respectively. He is also a founding board member of the National Queer Asian Pacific Islander Alliance. Phillip has lived all over the USA and the world including Spain where he studied at the prestigious ESADE MBA. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Season 4 is sponsored by Red Scarf Revolution (RSR). RSR aims to bring awareness to the tragedies, atrocities and cultural destruction the Cambodian people endured from 1975 to 1979 under the Khmer Rouge regime and how that period impacts us today. With that awareness, Red Scarf Revolution advocates the silenced art, music, culture, and language, with designs that incite the resiliency of the Cambodian people. Visit them at www.redscarfrevolution.com to check out their merch line and to learn more about their work, or follow their Instagram at red_scarf_revolution or on their Facebook. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/banhmichronicles/support

In this week's MiXR Studios podcast, we talk with Rebeca Pagels, the Executive Director of Development and Alumni Relations for the University of Michigan's School of Information, and Amy Klinke, a Senior Director for the University of Michigan's Business Engagement Center. Both Rebecca and Amy were instrumental in bringing together the XR community at the University of Michigan and helped set the stage for what would ultimately become the XR Initiative. In their work, they engaged alumni and individuals at corporations such as Disney, Lenovo, Microsoft, and Oculus to develop mutually beneficial relationships with the University of Michigan. In this episode, we explore the XR journey the University has taken over the last 4 years and what the future may look like.

In this week’s MiXR Studios podcast, we talk with Rebeca Pagels, the Executive Director of Development and Alumni Relations for the University of Michigan’s School of Information, and Amy Klinke, a Senior Director for the University of Michigan’s Business Engagement Center. Both Rebecca and Amy were instrumental in bringing together the XR community at the University of Michigan and helped set the stage for what would ultimately become the XR Initiative. In their work, they engaged alumni and individuals at corporations such as Disney, Lenovo, Microsoft, and Oculus to develop mutually beneficial relationships with the University of Michigan. In this episode, we explore the XR journey the University has taken over the last 4 years and what the future may look like.

SUMMARY Family law attorney Susan Chesnutt interviews Independent Living Specialist, Rebecca Morgan from Communities Connected for Kids on the topic of Foster Care in Florida. Both Rebecca and Susan formerly worked within the DCF system, and their careers evolved into other proactive roles to help children with challenging family lives. They talk about the treatment of foster kids and challenges for children aging out of the foster care system. —————————— HIGHLIGHTS [00:55] Rebecca Moore introduces herself and talks about foster kids after aging out of foster care. [03:54] Rebecca talks about independent living after foster care and how they assist young adults turning 18. [07:44] How the process of reunifying families is looked at from different points of view? [10:21] Rebecca describes her job in foster care and interacting with 16 and 17-year-olds. [12:25] Rebecca and Susan discuss how foster children can be mistreated. [26:23] How foster children should be managed while trying to reunite with their family. [31:34] Rebecca explains how children who are about to age out of foster care should be treated QUOTES 4:35 “I was only given $600 per month from the state in order for me to live on when I was 18 and didn't have anybody to help me.” 8:48 “Now it's your parents, you know them better than a judge knows them. You know if they're going to fail, they're going to succeed at this case plan.” 18:28 “Everyone assumed that, because I was a foster child, that all I was ever going to do was maybe graduate high school, end up pregnant and a criminal or something and that's just ridiculous.” 27:23 “and there was about 10 or 12 people sitting there. And of course I'm the only child and they keep, they keep saying the child, the child, and I got really upset and I slammed my hand down on the table and I was like, my name is Susan.” 31:50 “The most important thing I want to say is just to make sure that they're on track with their goals, and to make sure where they are educationally, or that they have a plan in place once they turn 18.” —————————— RESOURCES Communities Connected for Kids: http://www.cckids.net/ Communities Connected for Kids Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/connectedforkids/ Florida Department of Children and Families: https://www.myflfamilies.com/ Florida Child Placement Department: https://www.myflfamilies.com/service-programs/icpc/#:~:text=ICPC%20ensures%20protection%20and%20services,who%20are%20placed%20in%20Florida Information about Postsecondary Education Services and Support(PEES): https://www.myflfamilies.com/service-programs/independent-living/myfuturemychoice-fp.shtml https://www.thechesnuttlawfirm.com/ https://www.thechesnuttlawfirm.com/dcf-investigations-lawyer/ https://www.thechesnuttlawfirm.com/child-custody/

Billy Anderson of the wildly successful Gateway Show comes on to talk about Tucker Fucking Max! Everyone in the early 2000's was an edgelord, hacky bad behavior, books that don't hold up, self congratulatory memoirs, how do you remember being such an asshole BUT you were in a blackout, turning being horrible into a successful business as a ghostwriter. Both Rebecca and Billy enjoyed this book when it came out and hated it this read. And that my friends? Is growth! @BillyTellsJokes @ComicsBookClub  

Integrating real world facilitation with online engagement Rebecca Sutherns, CEO of Sage Solutions, co-hosts this week's podcast.  Rebecca shares her insights into the value of facilitated conversations with stakeholder groups and the challenge of facilitation in an era in which people are more focused on the screens of their mobile devices than to the people who may be sitting only feet away. She talks about integrating the richness and value of in-person experiences with online experiences that will reach larger numbers of people. This presents not only the challenge of asking questions to obtain useful responses across media, but also the challenge of interpreting data sets that will vary in both number and richness of data. Let's Talk IAP2 Last September at the IAP2 North American conference in Denver, IAP2 kicked off an examination of its organization and business model. This has been underway at an elite level, driven by a "Change Committee" drawn from North America, Australasia, Indonesia, Southern Africa and Latin America. This week, IAP2 sent an email to members like us inviting us to provide our input on a set of strategic directions that were established by the Change Committee. The intent is to gather member input via the Let's Talk IAP2 website for the next few weeks and then for a consensus decision from national and regional affiliate boards at IAP2 in Victoria. Both Rebecca and I are looking forward to providing our input. However, for me, the fact that IAP2 is consulting members so late in the process, and only consulting members, as opposed to the groups that it is "involving", such as trainers, or empowering (both of those terms are defined in the IAP2 spectrum) elevates my puzzlement at the top-focused nature of IAP2. It is the only membership-based organization that I have participated in that treats members as peripheral to decision-making. That's ironic, when you think about the mission and mandate embodied in the organization's name - the International Association for Public Participation. IAP2 is important to me -- I hope they get it right. Let's Talk IAP2 launched August 8 and runs to August 27. Find out more information at Let's Talk IAP2. Sidewalk goes off the rails? Sidewalk Labs is planning to build a model smart community in Toronto. But their approach to community relations and public participation has undermined trust and raised opposition in the community. Linkworthy Check out these sources that provide context for this week's discussion. International Association for Public Participation Let's Talk IAP2 Sidewalk Toronto scrambles to prepare for public meeting, as criticism mounts, James McLeod Google affiliate's grand ambition runs into Waterfront Toronto's reality, Jennifer Wells Rebecca Sutherns on Twitter Sage Solutions It’s your turn Inside P2 is produced by Joseph Thornley. I’d love to know what you think about the topics in this podcast, topics you’d like me to cover in future podcasts and people you’d like to hear from. Leave a comment at the bottom of this blog post Join the Inside P2 Facebook Group Tweet to @InsideP2Podcast Email InsideP2Podcast@Gmail.com Subscribe Subscribe in Apple Podcasts Subscribe in Google Play Music Subscribe in Spotify Reviews help others to find this podcast. If you like this podcast, please review Inside P2 on Apple Podcasts. Inside P2 009: Nothing About Us Without Us is For Us by Joseph Thornley is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.

This week, we want to give a warm welcome to you, the listeners of the Practice of Being Seen Podcast, and the therapists who have journeyed alongside us in our POBS community. It is a gift to be able to hold this space so dearly as a place to grow and discover truth with all of you. Just as the POBS community has grown, Rebecca and Marisa have also been able to uncover hidden talents and dreams that need their own space to grow. With that realization came the knowledge that this POBS podcast and community will need to pivot.   Over the next month, Marisa will be leaving the podcast to dig deep into her passion as a writer. Her vision is to grow not only in her own writing but to develop your writing as well.    Rebecca will stay on with the Practice of Being Seen, she’ll continue to produce the podcast, and share her passion for serving other therapists through individual consulting and in a new mentorship program (sign up here to learn more).   Both Rebecca and Marisa acknowledge that growth is difficult, change can be uncomfortable, and new directions seem uncertain. However, both of your hosts wanted to create space to hold those feelings and explore the healthy and powerful ways that new communities will be born from the amazing group of people already joined together around the POBScast.    In this week’s episode, friend and colleague Patricia Young turns the tables to interview Rebecca and Marisa about the decision to part ways, as well as explore the new projects and dreams taking root. This is a space for transformation, so we invite you in to begin a change today!    Re-visiting the vision for the Podcast and setting a vision for the future.  Addressing unspoken expectations.  Discussing the joys and the challenges of partnership.  Where both Rebecca and Marisa want to go is different.  The role of emotions in decision-making processes.  Projects are growing!  Hoping to see this as a model for others in the middle of a collaboration challenge.  Marisa launching the Sovereign Writers Community.  Stay tuned for the new Practice of Being Seen Community.  The Revision Retreat will remain a joint venture!    Links  Marisa’s New Online Home https://www.marisagoudy.com/   Find Patricia Online http://patriciayounglcsw.com/      And we invite you to join our public POBScast community on facebook for all the latest on our podcast conversations, offerings and updates! https://www.facebook.com/groups/pobscast   

Rebecca Hayden interviews Guy Crittenden about his book: The Year of Drinking Magic based on his experiences with Ayahuasca. Guy shares his experiences and the ways in which they have changed his life and his outlook. Both Rebecca and Guy talk about some extraordinary things that have taken place post Ayahuasca in their lives. They agree that the book is aptly named. There are some phenomena that they have experienced that can't be explained by conventional science and many people are coming to realize through these plant medicines that there is so much more to our existence than we had imagined. Visit www.ayahuascamicrodosing.com/talks for information about microdosing with Ayahuasca vine drops to support preparation and/or integration and use the coupon code: TALKS for a 10% discount on your order! Unlike the brew used in ceremonies, these microdosing extracts are legal in the U.S., Canada and in most countries worldwide.

Rebecca Hayden interviews Guy Crittenden about his book: The Year of Drinking Magic based on his experiences with Ayahuasca. Guy shares his experiences and the ways in which they have changed his life and his outlook. Both Rebecca and Guy talk about some extraordinary things that have taken place post Ayahuasca in their lives. They agree that the book is aptly named. There are some phenomena that they have experienced that can't be explained by conventional science and many people are coming to realize through these plant medicines that there is so much more to our existence than we had imagined. Support Ayahuasca Talks! https://patron.podbean.com/ayahuascatalks

Hi, Knitters,I have a new episode of my video podcast today, Episode 7!Click here to see the podcast on iTunes.Click here to watch the video directly on YouTube.Here's what I talked about today:The Little Skein Giveaway is still open until Tuesday (I said Monday but it's a holiday so I'll wait until Tuesday). Anne Vally of Little Skein added another skein of Must Stash Yarn to the prize pot!I said the socks designed by Megan Williams may be "harder" than they look but I meant "easier" than they look. Stockinette Zombies Megan WilliamsStacie of Must Stash Yarns and PodcastClick here for the Little Skein Etsy Shop!I'm wearing my Quaker Ridge Shawlette. The yarn is madelinetosh pashmina.  This is still my most beloved and worn item that I have ever knit. I love it so much.The shawl pin is made by Deerfield Creations.Beck Gusler's Kickstarter!Monkey SocksPomatomus SocksLynai Yarns - Roxanne colorway sock yarnGale's Art on Etsy Graffiti and Asphalt Wonder Sock (Gale has a new yarn out on her Etsy Shop that has yak called MYS622, very interesting! She has a deal going on, if you buy the new yarn you get a beaded scarf kit!)How I make my socks - free pattern! This is the pattern I use for most all of my sock knitting.Rikke HatSignature Needles ~ my double-points used for socks are the 6-inch needles.Knit Spin Farm on Etsy! My adorable bag!SewBendy on Etsy! Another adorable project bag.Opal Hundertwasser Winterbild sock yarn with glitter (I'm not sure where to purchase this yarn).Regia Super Jacquard (I'm not sure where to purchase this yarn.)Kata Golda ~ Her name is Alison Kaplan! I love her and her work is the best!Rebecca Ringquist - Dropcloth on Etsy!Both Rebecca and Alison have workshops on Creativebug.com! I have taken their classes and they are excellent.Spun Right Round fiber - Polwarth, 4oz., Licorice colorway.Artisan spinning wheel!I'll be back to draw winners on Tuesday, you can still enter the giveaway up until I draw for winners!Click here to enter to win!Thanks for watching or for joining me today. Have a great weekend.best, susie