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Subscriber-only episodeSend us a textThis is our March 2025 exclusive bonus episode of Reading Teachers Lounge podcast.  In these bonus episodes, Shannon and Mary will share about the students they're helping in reading, the resources they're using, and the books and other materials they're studying to further their practical knowledge about the Science of Reading.  In this episode, Shannon and Mary provide details about their tutoring students of various ages and how they're using different curriculum resources with their readers.    Shannon describes how she's using some Conquering Spelling Demons cards that she purchased from VanCleave's website. She also shares how she's combining the practice of Structured Word Inquiry with Morpheme Magic curriculum resources.   Mary talks about how she uses fluency phrases from FCRR with her students and also describes some idioms activities.   Both Shannon and Mary are enjoying the use of new resources they got from Mrs. Wordsmith and The Fidget Game, such as the Squishy Land, King Komodo, and Blah, Blah, Blah games.RESOURCES MENTIONED DURING THE EPISODE:Van Cleave store: Conquering Spelling DemonsVan Cleave vocabulary resources storeWilson Fundations Trick Word ListsFCRR: Phrase Haste (Fluency with Idioms)FCRR: Fast Phrases (Fluency activity)Squishyland from the Fidget Game *Amazon affiliate linkKing Komodo from the Fidget Game *Amazon affiliate linkBlah Blah Blah Card Game from Mrs. Wordsmith *Amazon affiliate linkMorpheme MagicTutor Success AcademyDr. Bowers: Structured Word InquiryGet Literacy Support through our Patreon

History is filled with women who've made enormous contributions to science. Alice Augusta Ball, a chemist, found a cure for leprosy. The first African American woman to earn a Ph.D. in chemistry, Marie Maynard Daly, discovered a connection between heart health and cholesterol back in 1955. Recently, viral immunologist Kizzmekia S. Corbett led a medical research team to develop the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine. The impact women have made on science is life changing, but women are still underrepresented in the science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) workforce. Listen back to a conversation MPR News host Angela Davis had with two Minnesota scientists, Bridgette Shannon and Jayshree Seth. They talked about what it's like to be a woman in the science field — overcoming barriers and finding success in their research and individual careers.  Both Shannon and Seth are scientists at 3M, a multinational conglomerate company headquartered in Minnesota. But outside their daily tasks, they both work to help motivate the next generation of scientists.  Shannon is the president of the National Organization for the Professional Advancement of Black Chemists and Chemical Engineers and works to diverse the STEM workforce through K-12 education. Seth is the author of two books, “The Heart of Science – Engineering Footprints, Fingerprints, & Imprints,” and “The Heart of Science: Engineering Fine Print.” Both books are published by the Society of Women Engineers, and sales benefit a scholarship for underrepresented minority women in STEM. Seth was also a speaker for Tedx Talks at St. Olaf College, where she spoke about her journey to becoming an advocate for diversity in STEM fields. Guests:  Bridgette Shannon is a chemist and a business development manager in 3M's Transportation and Electronics Business Group. She was the first African American woman to complete and earn a Ph.D. from the department of chemistry and biochemistry at the University of Arkansas. Bridgette is the president of the National Organization for the Professional Advancement of Black Chemists and Chemical Engineers.  Jayshree Seth is a corporate scientist at 3M and the company's first chief science advocate. She joined 3M in 1993 and holds 80 patents for a variety of innovations. In 2020 she was awarded the highest Achievement Award by the Society of Women Engineers. She is the fourth woman — and first woman engineer — to be inducted into the Carlton Society – 3M's science and innovation “hall of fame.” Jayshree serves on the Board of the Science Museum of Minnesota. She holds a Ph.D. in chemical engineering from Clarkson University.    Subscribe to the MPR News with Angela Davis podcast on: Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify or RSS.  Use the audio player above to listen to the full conversation. 

Shannon chats with Lindsay Kemeny about her new book titled 7 Mighty Moves: Research-Backed, Classroom-Tested Strategies to Ensure K-3 Reading Success.     Both Shannon and Lindsay have classroom experience teaching Kindergarten, first grade, and second grade students, so their discussion was filled with details and stories about the best instructional strategies and techniques teachers should use to help their students become fluent readers.RESOURCES MENTIONED DURING THE EPISODE7 Mighty Moves: Research-Backed, Classroom-Tested Strategies to Ensure K-to-3 Reading Success by Lindsay Kemeny *Amazon affiliate linkVideos and Resources that accompany Lindsay's bookLindsay's websiteLindsay on Twitter @LindsayKemenyLindsay's Youtube channelLindsay's blogFREE Science of Reading self-paced Professional Development unit from LindsayFCRR Student Center Activities (Phonics, Phonemic Awareness, Fluency, etc)Explicit Instruction: Effective and Efficient Teaching (What Works for Special-Needs Learners) by Anita L. Archer *Amazon affiliate linkour Decodable Texts episodeour Scope and Sequence episode with Wiley Blevinsour Phonemic Awareness episode Season 4our Phonemic Awareness episode Season 1 Book a free call with us to tour our Patreon and see if it's right for you!Get Literacy Support through our PatreonSupport the show

History is filled with women who've made enormous contributions to science.Alice Augusta Ball, a chemist, found a cure for leprosy. The first African American woman to earn a Ph.D. in chemistry, Marie Maynard Daly, discovered a connection between heart health and cholesterol back in 1955.Recently, viral immunologist Kizzmekia S. Corbett led a medical research team to develop the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine.The impact women have made on science is life changing, but women are still underrepresented in the science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) workforce.Two Minnesota scientists, Bridgette Shannon and Jayshree Seth, join MPR News host Angela Davis to talk about what it's like to be a woman in the science field — overcoming barriers and finding success in their research and individual careers. Both Shannon and Seth are scientists at 3M, multinational conglomerate company headquartered in Minnesota. But outside their daily work, they both work to help motivate the next generation of scientists. Shannon is the president of the National Organization for the Professional Advancement of Black Chemists and Chemical Engineers, and works to diverse the STEM workforce through K-12 education. Seth is the author of two books, “The Heart of Science – Engineering Footprints, Fingerprints, & Imprints,” and “The Heart of Science: Engineering Fine Print.” Both books are published by the Society of Women Engineers, and sales benefit a scholarship for underrepresented minority women in STEM. Seth was also a speaker for Tedx Talks at St. Olaf College, where she spoke about her journey to becoming an advocate for diversity in STEM fields. Guests: Bridgette Shannon is a chemist and a business development manager in 3M's Transportation and Electronics Business Group. She was the first African American woman to complete and earn a Ph.D. from the department of chemistry and biochemistry at the University of Arkansas. Bridgette is the president of the National Organization for the Professional Advancement of Black Chemists and Chemical Engineers.  Video: Dr. Bridgette Shannon – Chemist Jayshree Seth is a corporate scientist at 3M and the company's first chief science advocate. She joined 3M in 1993 and holds 80 patents for a variety of innovations. In 2020 she was awarded the highest Achievement Award by the Society of Women Engineers. She is the fourth woman — and first woman engineer — to be inducted into the Carlton Society – 3M's science and innovation “hall of fame.” Jayshree serves on the Board of the Science Museum of Minnesota. She holds a Ph.D. in chemical engineering from Clarkson University.   Video: Not the Science Type featuring Jayshree Seth Subscribe to the MPR News with Angela Davis podcast on: Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify or RSS.  Use the audio player above to listen to the full conversation.  

Being a mother requires a woman to wear many hats, this we know.  However, have you ever considered motherhood as a ministry?  Tune in as Diane and her special guest, mother Pamela Holt and daughter Shannon Holt share on this topic.  Charles even chimes in to share his feeling on this topic.  Both Shannon and her mom Pamela aka Mama Holt are part of the core team with From Your Father in Nashville TN check them out:  From Your Father  Also connect with Shannon via email: shannonh@fromyourfather.org  Thank You for listening! Be sure to SUBSCRIBE, STAY TUNED, and SHARE the Love Drops Podcast with everyone you know! Shout Out to Maritri Garrett for the Theme Song (No Regrets) Check out Maritri https://www.instagram.com/maritrimusic   https://www.facebook.com/maritri   https://youtu.be/ZsoethQupfg   There is no "US" without "U"   ~OneLove! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/charlesdiane660/message

On Episode 59, I got to speak with Herbalist, fellow shop owner and new friend, Shannon. Both Shannon and her husband Matt own Mayernik Kitchen, a Modern Day Herbal Apothecary which is located in Pompton Plains, NJ and is your go to spot for plant medicine, herbal preparations and locally made products such as candles, soaps and pottery. They also have an herb farm up in Sussex County where they grow over 50 medicinal plant species that they then make their products with. A true seed-to-product company. I enjoyed my conversation with her and hope you enjoy listening in! To learn more about Shannon and her shop in Northern NJ go here: mayernikkitchen.com Find Shannon on IG: instagram.com/mayernikkitchen To learn more about me (Karen) and the work that I do, go to rebalancewithreiki.com - if you are local to Northern NJ and you'd like to check out my store front you can visit my page moonmagicwellness.com. For more information about my online course Spiritual Seekers 101 go here. For more info and to book a distance healing session with me go here.

Introducing the first-ever episode of Life-Ology presented by My Biology Experience. This podcast features Shannon Shea and My Biology Experience's founder, Patrick Ensmenger. This podcast is a relaxed Biology podcast meant to talk about real college experiences while having a theme in Biology and Healthcare. Both Shannon and Patrick are Juniors at Arcadia University and are perusing a professional career in medicine. Their goal is to accept entrance into a Physician Assistant program. This episode is meant to be a trial of this podcast. Audio of the microphones was lost so, audio of the camera was used. In the future, we plan to have a more organized and in-depth conversation. If you have questions or just want to provide feedback, please reach out to us at contact@mybiologyexperience.com. You can also follow us on social media and subscribe to our website, www.MyBiologyExperience.com Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/mybiologyexperience/ Tumblr: https://www.tumblr.com/blog/mybiologyexperience Twitter: https://twitter.com/MyBioexperience Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MyBiologyExperience --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mybiologyexperience/support

Both Shannon and Janine drive a Nissan LEAF, the SL Plus trim. It's a 100 percent electric vehicle (EV) and we think it's 100 percent awesome. It's not a coincidence that we drive the same car: Janine bought one after Shannon raved about hers (and answered all her questions). We love our EVs and we want to help you open your mind to considering one! We talk all about it in this week's episode. Discussion topics include: • Our love for our Nissan LEAFs • How Janine letting buying her electric car (very) easy • How the price of gas is making buying an EV even more attractive • The options for charging in Janine's garage • How (relatively) hassle-free charging in public chargers has been for Janine • Shannon's charging strategy since she doesn't have a charger at her home • How surprisingly cheap it is to charge our electric cars • Shannon's terrific neighbor who offered up her charger • Shannon's future plans for charging her car at home • Tax incentives for electric cars and plug-in hybrids • Some of the trickier (and fun) aspects of driving an EV • Our opinion that buying an electric car is not as hard as people seem to think • Our offer to help any of our listeners who want help or advice on buying an electric car Check out the show notes at www.gettingtogoodenough.com

Join this episode as Shannon Karles and Kathy Miller discuss their journey to writing the book Steel Toes  and Stilettos.  Both Shannon and Kathy are long time friends of Harris Lean Systems and convey how their lean journey and experiences have led to this point.  You should listen to this one!

The theme of this episode is co-design – co-design in the field of eating disorders and eating disorders research. Our expert guest is Associate Professor Genevieve Pepin from Deakin University. Genevieve is a researcher and occupational therapist with a passion for mental health, eating disorders and carers. She explains exactly what co-design is and why it is so important. Our lived experience guest is Shannon Calvert, who shares her powerful story of recovery, after living with an eating disorder for 30 years. We also talk about the recently launched Australian Eating Disorders Research & Translation Strategy 2021-2031 which was developed using a co-design approach. Both Shannon and Genevieve were on the Advisory Committee for the strategy. In this episode, they discuss their involvement and their experience of co-design first-hand. Useful resources: Australian Eating Disorder Research and Translation Strategy 2021-2031: https://bit.ly/3r6G7vv ‘Co-production: Putting Principles into practice in mental health contexts' By Cath Roper, Flick Grey and Emma Cadogan: https://bit.ly/3EO96rT The Research-Practice Cycle: What is it and why is it important?: https://bit.ly/3IN08gX Papers by A/Prof Genevieve Pepin: Collaborative care skill training workshop: how Australian carers support a loved one with an eating disorder: https://bit.ly/3EUieeC Collaborative Care Skills Training workshops: helping carers cope with eating disorders from the UK to Australia: https://bit.ly/3J8Bojs Follow A/Prof Genevieve Pepin on Twitter: https://twitter.com/genevieve_pepin Follow Shannon Calvert on Twitter: https://twitter.com/calvert_shannon If you or a loved one needs support, please head to our website www.insideoutinstitute.org.au or call the national eating disorder helpline at Butterfly on 1800 ED HOPE (1800 33 4673).

Passionate & Committed to the Credit Union Engagement at Arch, Shannon VanSickler has worked over 30 years in diverse lending experience encompassing sales and service with a credit union focus for the past 22 years to include her present position of VP of Credit Union Engagement for Arch Mortgage Insurance.    On today's podcast we asked Shannon to share what she was seeing in leadership in mortgages. Our friend Shannon shares what some credit unions have been doing to combat the craziness in mortgages over the past several years. Both Shannon and Scott offer up a life line to mortgage managers as a Christmas special. To get ahold of Shannon to hear about CUREN's in their area email: svansickler@archmi.com To get a free coaching call with Scott email: Scott@ServiStarConsulting.com  

Mount Elbert is the second highest peak in the contiguous United States, rising to 14,440 feet above sea level. On September 15, Shannon vonDriska will be part of a Challenge America team of four severely injured Veterans climbing the mountain. Their mission is to inspire Veterans and others struggling to overcome their physical and psychological scars. Shannon had hoped to become an Army medic. However, on a nighttime march she fell and immediately knew something serious was wrong. She continued because she wanted to graduate with her team, finishing the last 10 miles on a broken leg.   Multiple surgeries would lead to Chronic Regional Pain Syndrome, a debilitating neurological disease.  Very little is known about CRPS so proper diagnosis and effective standardized treatment is difficult to find.  “One day I got sick and I never got better.” Shannon is very thankful for the Challenge America programs that have not only helped with her physical pain but also the psychological scars of Military Sexual Trauma. Shannon is one of the estimated 1 in 3 women and 1 in 50 men who have experienced MST. Challenge American's Military Sisterhood Initiative has helped Shannon deal with those scars and also move toward healing by helping others. She says getting over the anger and resentment has been an added challenge to the physical pain. Other members of the Mount Elbert challenge include Assaf Dory (amputee and CRPS sufferer), Dash Wong (Navy SEAL with only one lung) and Steve Fotion (Army Reservist). Both Shannon and Assaf will be making the 10 mile climb on crutches. The team is raising funds for Challenge America programs and pledges may be made here. TAKEAWAY: “If you love someone with PTSD just try to be patient. I know it's hard but it is also very hard for the person suffering. Please be patient.”

Surprise! Bonus episode! What better person for the bonus episode than our guest Real Andrews. You may recognize Real from General Hospital as LT. Taggert, Soldier of Fortune, and so much more as he is recognized as an Emmy Award Actor. There is no filter with Real as he is open and honest with Shannon about his journey with Bi-Polar Manic 2 disorder. Real opens up about the struggles he faced battling addiction, being diagnosed with a mental illness, the strain on his personal relationships, and the unfortunate loss of those close to him who were struggling too. Shannon and Real share their stories of how their loved ones inspired them both to make their change. While on the journey to live a happier and healthier life, Real reveals how he worked with his doctors and was able to find a holistic approach for treating his mental illness and the importance of his strict physical routine. Similar to Shannon's interview with Dr. Lauren Cook, Real also highly recommends the Amare Global products for natural supplements to better our health. **While Shannon and Real share the success they have had with being prescribed natural supplements, they are not recommending this for you if you are struggling. Both Shannon and real were prescribed this method by their doctors. You should always consult with a licensed professional to find the best treatment course for you. Real understands that everyone's journey needs to happen in their own time and he stresses the importance of being the support that people can turn to when they are ready. Hoping to be that for others, Real is passionate about coaching others and helping them to embrace their inner champion. Before starting today's episode, Shannon shares an update on an exciting event coming up in her life and the comical start of her interview with Real Andrews. Once again, Shannon's fur babies had to make a special appearance. Connect With Real Andrews:Instagram: Réal Andrews (@realandrews) • Instagram photos and videosWebsite: Quick Links (wavoto.com) Submit your feedback, questions, and topics you would like discussed, to our Instagram page & Facebook page YouGotThis_TheJourney.

Recorded 5?11: We have an official set-up! Annnnd still manage to sound like crap. Both Shannon and Maggie have lots of ranty rants. It's a rant filled episode. Tell your friends. Find us @ShannonsParty and @BrainOfMaggie on Twitter. That More Thing on Facebook.

Both Shannon and Janine love taking on time-limited challenges they find on the internet. In this episode, they discuss some of their favorites  while offering some advice on keeping these challenges easy. Discussion topics include: • One of our favorite challenges: Yoga with Adriene's annual 30 day yoga journey • Janine's 30 x 30 challenge on her genealogy blog • National Novel Writing Month (write a novel in 30 days) • Keeping the stakes low, but interesting enough that you care to do it • Selecting challenges you want, not those you think you should do • Janine's progress on her personal 50-books-a-year challenge • How these challenges are a great way to get started on a new habit • Avoiding perfectionism: How even a little progress is beneficial with these challenges • Creating a range of goals within a challenge • Keeping it easy by figuring out what counts (and being really kind in your criteria) • The hiatus Shannon has taken in cartooning and how doing a challenge might help her resume it (if she decides she wants to) • The key to success with a challenge: Keep it doable, be kind to yourself, have fun! • The power of community • The 100-day dress challenge Janine recently took on

Welcome to episode 2 of the Grab ‘em by the poesy podcast, ‘Are we bored of mental health?' with your host Kate Murnane, in collab with the Oxford Feminist society. Today I'm joined by two equally wonderful inspirational women of Oxford, who work on different aspects of mental health. Iheoma Green is a wellbeing practitioner working within the NHS, specialising in childhood and adolescent anxiety. Shannon Maloney is a DPhil student in Teddy Hall who's work (based in the department of Psychiatry) focuses on mindfulness based programmes. This extended episode was an absolute joy to record and is full to the brim of insight, laughter and hope . Both Shannon and Iheoma's passion for people, how our minds work and how we can help when things get dark, is inspiring. Topics we cover include: imposter syndrome, representation of women within psychiatry, mental health vs mental illness, the harm of genderizing mental health illness and suicide, over-saturation and misinformation by the ‘mental health' trend on social media, capitalist exploitation of ‘self care' by patriarchal companies and why this risks oppressing women further. In this episode we have a teensy wifi blip toward the end (FU virgin media!!) and the sound quality on one of our mics is slightly shaky in moments, but bear with us because this nourishing episode is 100% worth it!! Sending you all the love. We hope that this podcast will give you a chance to fill your cup because YOU are worth it xx Trigger Warnings: mental Illness and suicide. About your host Kate Murnane is a DPhil student at Teddy Hall. When she's not studying haematology, your host is most likely to be cooking something obnoxiously garlicky or stalking exotic cat breeds she can't possibly afford, online. Why on earth you'd want to see more of this, I can't imagine, but if you're that kind of freaky, you can find her on Instagram @grab_them_by_the_poesy Socials We're on Instagram! Follow us to engage with these discussions and suggest guests/topics for future @grabembythepoesypodcast Kate Murnane: Instagram: @grab_them_by_the_poesy Shannon Maloney: find Shannon on twitter (@shann_maloney), Instagram (@ourwellnessdiary and @shannonmmarie) and on LinkedIn Iheoma Green: find Iheoma on LinkedIn and the department of experimental psychology website (specifically the TOPIC research group). OxFemSoc: Engage with Oxford Feminist Society on Facebook, Instagram (@oxfemsoc) and on our website. Resources The Mental Illness Happy Hour podcast, @wetheurban on Instagram (positive affirmations you need), Off the Record mental health charity based in Bristol (@otrbristol), The Value of Lived Experience in Social Change Baljeet Sandhu, 2017 (long read report), oversaturation of ‘The Conversation' and the negative implications of this: https://www.theguardian.com/society/2018/jun/30/nothing-like-broken-leg-mental-health-conversation, free mindfulness session through the Oxford Mindfulness Centre: https://www.oxfordmindfulness.org/learn-mindfulness/online-sessions-podcasts/, Insight Timer: Free mindfulness app. Credits Host and edits: Kate Murnane, Cover art: Ruth Thrush Music: free on Anchor.fm

Several months back I'm browsing my Instagram feed, I'm scrolling through all the amazing pictures when something catches my eye. I stop on DRock holding a few collectors cards. Pokémon cards to be exact. I start thinking we have a few of these cards in the house. So I comment on his picture and tell him about our cards. As he does he replies back saying message me. So I do. He asks if we have had them graded. Both Shannon and I aren't sure where to start for this. We message back and forth send him a few pictures of what we have to which he says well they could be worth from a few hundred to thousands depending on how the grading goes. As y'all know Shannon and I have been wanting to buy a house. We have actually several plans on how we are going to achieve this goal. Some of them we have shared on here. We have had a lot of skepticism from a lot of people both publicly and privately. That is the nature of life when you share your life with the general public. It seems haters and trolls are always out there to watch you fail and make sure they tell as many people as they can even though their opinion isn't worth anything. If y'all didn't know, these amazing cards to the right collector are quite lucrative. Especially when Youtubers like Logan Paul get involved in this awesome trading card world. If you didn't know Logan Paul, according to his YouTube channel he got a text from Gary Vee asking him about if he has seen this sports cards thing. He replied of course I have. But he doesn't know anything about sports cards. But he did collect Pokémon cards. Gary vee in a nutshell tells him this is the new art ironically Pokémon is at the top so get educated on Pokémon! Fast Forward to now. Devin has spent countless hours sorting our Pokemon cards in to years and sets… then sets by numbers. Then, spending time putting them in the correct order into the selves of the card holders so non of them get ruined, lost or trashed in anyway. Trying to hold the value and keep them looking nice. This was by far no easy task and a lot of the time he has to take out cards to replace ones that went in the missed spot… meaning all cards had to be moved down by 1 or 2 spaces. Again, very time consuming. If you knew how many cards we had, you'd understand. Are you into collecting cards? Action figures or Legos? maybe Hotwheels…. let us know. Was it something you had as a child and still do? We'd love to know! Charizard Slush Freeze: 1 packet of Mango Kool-Aid 1 Cup sugar Fill blender with ice… then with water till filled Blend packet and sugar with ice and water Repeat with - 1 packet of Strawberry Kool-Aid 1 Cup sugar Fill blender with ice… then with water till filled Place mango freeze on bottom, layer top with strawberry. TA~DA…. Charizard Slush Freeze --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/theyoungbloodlife/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theyoungbloodlife/support

Kim and Tricia invite guests, Shannon and Michelle, into their “studio to discuss all things reality, reality shows anyway.  Like most episodes, this one goes off the rails a few times. Shannon bought tickets for the four of them to go see Stassi on her podcast tour. It was such a great time.  For a second the girls thought they were either part of the show or going to be burnt to a crisp. On the way home Kim and Tricia did try to do a Stassi Live recap for What Happened This Week but the audio was really bad. So, since that audio is forever gone in the podcast graveyard, Kim brought up that during the show Stassi talked about her celebrity hall pass and everyone thinks Tricia’s choice that night was hilarious.  Kim kept her hall pass safe with Matthew McConaughey well Tricia chose Garth Brooks, 1990’s Garth Brooks. A weekend recap: Kim did some yard work and lost her bet with the fight.Tricia was at the fair watching her son sell his pig. Shout out to Agri-Gators, Inc. for supporting his project!!!!!!!!!!!First up Siesta Key on MTV.  All the drama that wealthy kids on Florida’s west coast can bring. Both Shannon and Kim have made trips to the places that are filmed.  Shannon along with her husband went to Siesta Key with another couple. While there they saw the cameras filming Brandon and Amanda. Shannon got her moment when she saw Amanda later in the night and yelled out I love you Amanda and Amanda responded, I love you too!!  Kim’s trip wasn’t as successful. Even with her daughter’s help to find the Siesta Key mansion, she didn’t see anyone! Vanderpump Rules is on its eighth-season and the major cast members are all back with the addition of Stassi’s boyfriend Beau (now finance).  A spin-off for Lisa Vanderpump from the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills and her restaurant SUR. It is so crazy when watching Vanderpump that the cast members say one thing and Bravo shows the clip of the complete opposite.  Do they not realize that it will be aired. It has been a wild few episodes so far. Have you ever reached out to a reality star on social media?  Kim responded to a post of Stassi’s. Shannon’s husband sent a friend request to Kate from Below Deck, but was not accepted.  Michelle took the grand prize. She got a response from Kathyrn from Southern Charm! Michelle asked her a question and she responded.Listen in as a new reality show, Downtown Stuart Girls, is in the works.  Be sure to follow along for updates.Make March Yours:Have you ever had a question you wanted to ask your hairdresser, skin professional or plastic surgeon? We’ll join Kim and Tricia as they help Make March Yours.  Just as New Year's resolutions fade, the girls hope to re-motivate, educate and always make you laugh. Drop us an email at whathappenedthisweekpodcast@gmail.comWebsite:www.whathappenedthisweek.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/whathappenedthisweek/Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/what_happened_this_week/Twitter:https://twitter.com/HappenedWeek

Over the course of this podcast, Shannon and Janine have made some commitments to changing various things in their lives, inspired by insights in various episodes. In this episode, we update you on how (or whether) we've managed to do the things we thought we'd do. Discussion topics include: • A tornado in Portland! • Our (new) commitment to keeping a list of these commitments so we don’t forget about them • Janine’s re-energized knitting and Shannon’s happy t-shirt drawer • How it’s okay to change our minds • How the problem with a bad memory is not actually having a bad memory but rather worrying about having a bad memory • The amazingly good memories both Shannon and Janine enjoyed when we were young • What Shannon does when she can’t remember someone’s name • A workshop Shannon’s planning to offer in Phoenix about embracing good enough in your writing or creative practices • Our plea to let us know you’re a listener if we ever see you in person • Shannon’s strategies for getting back to her morning routine We gave updates on these commitments: • Janine’s knitting, from Episode 65 • Shannon’s t-shirt drawer also, from Episode 65 • Janine’s desire to become more handy, from Episode 60 • Shannon’s desire to stop labeling herself as a person with a bad memory, also from Episode 60 • Both Shannon and Janine’s desire to become better at asking for help, from Episode 17 • How Janine practiced saying no (to Shannon!), from Episode 53 • Shannon’s progress on her genealogy and inherited items, from Episode 20 • Shannon’s struggles with her morning routine, from Episode 11 (among others) Visit the show notes at www.gettingtogoodenough.com for links to the various episodes discussed, as well as a couple of photos!

Shannon talks with photographer and marketing expert - Hanna Poitras - about their shared Ex Life as Ex- Pageant Queens. Both Shannon and Hanna competed in pageants for many years and have gained an expert level of knowledge about the mysterious wold of pageantry. Now that they are both "aged out" and are now EXes to competing in pageants, they tell all the deep dirty details about what it is really like to be a serious pageant competitor. They cover everything from crazy pageant moms, to community service, to how much money it actually costs to compete in a pageant. No holds barred! Follow @myexlifepodcast on Instagram and FacebookFollow Hanna @hannapoitras on Instagram and reach out to her for all of your photography needsEmail myexlifepodcast@gmail.com to tell us about your Ex-Life and perhaps get featured on the show!Leave a review for a chance to win free My Ex Life Swag!Follow Chelsea Tobey on instagram to get help with your next interior design project @busybeedeco

Welcome to Episode 11, where we cover Chapters 30-32 of The Raven Boys! Both Shannon and Nievita bring the salt this episode! We get into some mild dragging of Dick Gansey the Second, Neeve continues to be a terrible human, we reject the canon of Noah's shoes, Shannon holds the line as Blue Sargent Defense Squad, and Nievita is just the worst at pronouncing names and doing accents. You'd think by now she'd learn! Note: Shannon only almost caused the car to crash because Nievita put her ice cold hands on Shannon's face while pretending she was Noah, then laughed so hard she couldn't see to drive. It was justified on Shannon's part. Find our complete shownotes on WordPress: https://ravingirls.wordpress.com Past Episode Guide: https://ravingirls.tumblr.com/episodes The Raven Cycle and all affiliated properties (The Raven Boys, The Dream Thieves, Blue Lily, Lily Blue, and The Raven King) are copyright Maggie Stiefvater and Scholastic, Inc. The Ravin' Girls reference these properties for the purpose of literary analysis. Intro and Outro music by Damiano Baldoni, used under CC Attribution License: http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Damiano_Baldoni/Lost_Dinasty/ The original tracks have been edited for the podcast. Lady and The Tramp and Bella Notte property of Disney. -- used under parody Ravin' Girls logo and banner art © 2018 Mio Mäkijärvi, All Rights Reserved. Please visit http://kojotei.tumblr.com/ for more information.

Welcome to Episode 11, where we cover Chapters 30-32 of The Raven Boys! Both Shannon and Nievita bring the salt this episode! We get into some mild dragging of Dick Gansey the Second, Neeve continues to be a terrible human, we reject the canon of Noah’s shoes, Shannon holds the line as Blue Sargent Defense Squad, and Nievita is just the worst at pronouncing names and doing accents. You’d think by now she’d learn! Note: Shannon only almost caused the car to crash because Nievita put her ice cold hands on Shannon’s face while pretending she was Noah, then laughed so hard she couldn’t see to drive. It was justified on Shannon’s part. Find our complete shownotes on WordPress: https://ravingirls.wordpress.com Past Episode Guide: https://ravingirls.tumblr.com/episodes The Raven Cycle and all affiliated properties (The Raven Boys, The Dream Thieves, Blue Lily, Lily Blue, and The Raven King) are copyright Maggie Stiefvater and Scholastic, Inc. The Ravin’ Girls reference these properties for the purpose of literary analysis. Intro and Outro music by Damiano Baldoni, used under CC Attribution License: http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Damiano_Baldoni/Lost_Dinasty/ The original tracks have been edited for the podcast. Lady and The Tramp and Bella Notte property of Disney. -- used under parody Ravin’ Girls logo and banner art © 2018 Mio Mäkijärvi, All Rights Reserved. Please visit http://kojotei.tumblr.com/ for more information.

www.mytechtoolbelt.com @mytechtoolbelt  #MyTechToolbelt You can listen to our podcast on: Apple Podcasts Google Play Music Spotify or listen here CUE 18 Wrap Up #CUE18  #WeAreCUE Shannon and Brenda had a great time at the CUE 18 Conference in Palm Springs California. They discuss how they prepared, who they met, what they learned, and a preview of who they interviewed for their next episode. Stay tuned! CUE, formerly, Computer-Using Educators, is a nonprofit educational corporation founded in 1978. CUE's goal is to inspire innovative learners in all disciplines from preschool through college. With an active current membership of thousands of educational professionals, CUE supports many regional affiliates and Learning Networks. CUE Conferences are California’s premier educational technology events. CUE is the largest organization of its type in the west and one of the largest in the United States. We were able to interview Dave Lee (@AODaveLee), one of the co-hosts of “The Waves of Tech” Podcast, on the vendor floor at CUE. Their podcast covers all different kinds of technology and how it relates to you. Both Shannon and Brenda were also interviewed for the Waves of Tech podcast. Dave and his co-host Steve are also the Founders of International Podcast Day (@intlpodcastday), which celebrates podcasting around the world. Brenda and Shannon are big fans! Both Brenda and Shannon really enjoyed the “Tosas Talking Tech” podcast and their pre-conference helpful hints in their “Spring CUE 18 Preview”, Episode 68. Tosas Talking Tech is a podcast that is hosted by two teachers, that talk about technology in the classroom.  Shannon was also interviewed on for their podcast. P.S. Their secret word is “Snickers”. Also helpful was the CUE sponsored podcast “Check This Out” podcast, especially their “What to Expect when you’re expecting to attend a conference”, episodes 76 and 78. Brian Briggs @bribriggs and Ryan O’Donnell @creativeedtech are great fun to listen to. Now that we have CUE under our belt, we are looking forward to attending ISTE in June 2018!  Will you be there? Will you come and talk to us? Let us know! We would LOVE to have a meet-up in Chicago! If you enjoyed this episode, tell a friend, and SUBSCRIBE TO THE SHOW!  And if you feel inclined, kindly leave us a rating and review. Music: http://www.bensound.com/royalty-free-music  

To kickstart 2018 Cody teams up with old mates and fellow TPB (Tokyo Piss Bar) Members Shannon and Lane. The boys end the old year and start the new in the pursuit for there first feral Billy goats. Both Shannon and Lane recount their hunting experience followed by random gibberish.

Shannon Jones, a young farmer from River Hebert, Nova Scotia joins me to talk about what it is like to be a young farmer on her farm, Broadfork Farm. She started the farm with her partner Bryan Dyck in 2011. Both Shannon and Bryan farmed on other farms for many years before they started their own farm. The lived simply and knew what they could get by without. That made the transition to farming a lot easier. Their path of frugality is one path into farming. But like Shannon said, find what works for you and don't just copy what someone else did. At the end of the day it is very clear that Shannon loves what she does. Living her dream, working her dream job, as part of the next generation of farmers. Show Notes: www.permaculturevoices.com/43

Learn more at permaculturevoices.com/43 Support the show at permaculturevoices.com/support THIS EPISODE IS A REPLAY OF PREVIOUS PUBLISHED EPISODE. Shannon Jones, a young farmer from River Hebert, Nova Scotia joins me to talk about what it is like to be a young farmer on her farm, Broadfork Farm. She started the farm with her partner Bryan Dyck in 2011. Both Shannon and Bryan farmed on other farms for many years before they started their own farm. The lived simply and knew what they could get by without. That made the transition to farming a lot easier. Their path of frugality is one path into farming. But like Shannon said, find what works for you and don't just copy what someone else did. At the end of the day it is very clear that Shannon loves what she does. Living her dream, working her dream job, as part of the next generation of farmers. Learn more at permaculturevoices.com/43 Support the show at permaculturevoices.com/support THIS EPISODE IS A REPLAY OF PREVIOUS PUBLISHED EPISODE.

I was born and raised in Oklahoma. It was almost required that at some point I listen to country music which I did. More specifically, my family loved the sounds of honky-tonk. I grew up with my mom blaring Merle Haggard, Hank Williams (Sr. & Jr.), Lefty Frizell and George Jones on the car radio. Much the same way I blare Lady Gaga and 2 Chains now. I digress... Let's just say I have a deep fondness and appreciation for honky-tonk music. And if you've ever listened to my podcast then you know I love funny moms. Thankfully, Stacie Burrows and Shannon Noel make up the musical comedy duo, Mommy Tonk, combing honky-tonk with funny shit for moms! I feel like I struck gold! Their songs are brutally honest, knee-slapping funny, and gut-busting graphic. Need more adjectives? Just listen to their stuff already! They explain how they were brought together by Lindsay Kavet during an Expressing Motherhood show and instantly bonded.   Soon after meeting they created MT and now they tour the US singing songs with titles like, "Get off your ass, you f**king a**hole", "The PTA Fundraiser" and "I'm Just Sayin". Yee-haw!  Seriously, you have to listen to this episode to grasp the full brilliance of their songs. They played a couple of songs on the show. Now you can play them on repeat if you've got a hankerin'. Both Shannon and Stacie have backgrounds in standup, improv and sketch, making this the perfect outlet for their comedic voice. And I dare say it's not just for women. My husband even says he found himself humming along to their songs when he was on quality control duty. He's also hinted more than once that he would like my Mommy Tonk t-shirt. (It is a pretty sweet ass shirt). Mommy Tonk has a couple of songs on iTunes, but I would encourage you to see them live if possible. And lucky for you they're currently on tour with The Assless Chaps.  Check out their tour dates below or on their website to find out when to go. You can also saddle up and follow them on Twitter @MommyTonk, or Facebook and Instagram.  Now I'm gonna mosey off to bed with the gentle sounds of nostalgia tickling my funny bone.

Shannon Jones, a young farmer from River Hebert, Nova Scotia joins me to talk about what it is like to be a young farmer on her farm, Broadfork Farm. She started the farm with her partner Bryan Dyck in 2011.Both Shannon and Bryan farmed on other farms for many years before they started their own farm. The lived simply and knew what they could get by without. That made the transition to farming a lot easier. Their path of frugality is one path into farming. But like Shannon said, find what works for you and don't just copy what someone else did.At the end of the day it is very clear that Shannon loves what she does. Living her dream, working her dream job, as part of the next generation of farmers. Show Notes: www.permaculturevoices.com/43

Episode Summary: Welcome to Episode 11, where we cover Chapters 30-32 of The Raven Boys! Both Shannon and Nievita bring the salt this episode! We get into some mild dragging of Dick Gansey the Second, Neeve continues to be a terrible human, we reject the canon of Noah's shoes, Shannon holds the line as Blue Sargent Defense Squad, and Nievita is just the worst at pronouncing names and doing accents. You'd think by now she'd learn! Note: Shannon only almost caused the car to crash because Nievita put her ice cold hands on Shannon's face while pretending she was Noah, then laughed so hard when Shannon yelled “Jesus Christ, Nievita!” that she couldn't see to drive. It was justified on Shannon's part.