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We are on week 6 of no sugar, flour, caffeine and alcohol and whilst Ian and Taylors bodies get use to the new lifestyles, their bodies decide to go on full detox, causing them to lose lots of weight and have some unpleasant symptoms. Both Taylor and Ian have lost 12 KG (26.4 ibs) since starting the no sugar challenge and still have many weeks to go. Listen in to hear how they get on! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of the Stuck In My Mind Podcast, titled "Empowering Through Fitness: Taylor Ros's Journey of Impact and Growth," our host Wize El Jefe welcomes Taylor Ros as a guest. Taylor Ros shares his inspiring journey from being a shy kid to becoming a successful business owner, professional athlete, and coach. The episode is packed with valuable insights and lessons on entrepreneurship, fitness, and mindset that resonate with anyone striving for personal and professional growth. Taylor Ros opens up about the challenges he faced when he decided to open a gym with his dad, acknowledging his lack of knowledge about running a business. This led to a steep learning curve as he navigated aspects like taxes, incorporation, and business management. However, his dedication and willingness to learn allowed him to overcome these obstacles and excel in the fitness industry. The pandemic forced the shutdown of his business, prompting him to pivot and create an online platform to keep his community connected and provide virtual services, demonstrating his resilience and adaptability. Consistency emerges as a central theme throughout the episode, with Taylor emphasizing its crucial role in achieving long-term success in fitness and life. He shares how his transition from professional athlete to gym owner and online coach happened organically, with the pandemic accelerating the online aspect of his coaching. Taylor's emphasis on daily disciplines and consistency as crucial elements in developing mental discipline and resilience resonates profoundly, as he draws parallels to the dedication shown by Olympic athletes. The challenges of entrepreneurship are also addressed, with Taylor discussing the lack of set working hours and the direct impact of one's efforts on the success of the business. The necessity of balancing work and personal life is underscored, with both Wize El Jefe and Taylor highlighting the value of scheduling and time management. This discussion is complemented by Taylor's personal experience of overworking, resulting in physical symptoms like headaches and nausea, leading to a powerful realization about the need to prioritize time for family and self-care. Taylor's journey to empowerment is not just about personal success; it's also about his deep commitment to helping others achieve their fitness and mindset goals. He shares a success story of coaching a fighter, Ozzie Diaz, who made a triumphant comeback after 19 months, affirming the value of perseverance and teamwork in achieving goals. Taylor's legacy goal in the fitness industry is to help people find enjoyable ways to stay healthy and fit, making it a fun and educational experience for them. His dedication to impacting as many people as possible and inspiring them to realize their full potential reflects the profound impact he seeks to make in the lives of others. The episode also touches on the importance of continuous learning and mentorship as a coach and entrepreneur. Both Taylor and Wize El Jefe stress the need to evolve and improve constantly, highlighting their commitment to efficiency and creating better systems to streamline their work. The significance of building relationships and learning from others is also discussed, emphasizing the value of consistently working hard and not giving up. Taylor Ross's journey, as shared on the podcast, inspires listeners to approach their goals with consistency, resilience, and a dedication to personal and professional growth. His insights on work-life balance, leading by example, and coaching clients through overcoming self-limiting beliefs are invaluable, resonating with those seeking to thrive in the fitness and entrepreneurial realms. As the episode comes to a close, Taylor provides his contact information for those interested in connecting with him, and the host Wize El Jefe extends gratitude to essential workers and gives shoutouts to various platforms and individuals. The episode leaves a lasting impact, serving as a powerful reminder of the transformative power of consistency, resilience, and unwavering dedication to one's goals. This episode truly embodies the essence of the Stuck In My Mind Podcast, providing listeners with compelling stories and insights that empower and motivate them to strive for their personal and professional best.

Home sweet home! Joy and Taylor have returned from Cannes and they can't wait to share a brand new episode of Two Personal with you. In this week's episode, they'll be discussing the significance of the Jet Beauty of the Week and the surprising criticism aimed at Taylor Swift. They will also be exploring the concept of trust and its relationship to control issues. Both Taylor and Joy will share their personal experiences and how they've dealt with trust issues in their own lives. Trust is built through accountability and taking responsibility for mistakes. So what are your trust issues and how do you deal with them? New episodes of the show are released every Wednesday on YouTube, and you can listen to the audio version on all major podcast platforms. If you want to join the conversation, you can follow the show on Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook using the handle @TwoPersonalShow.

This spring I'm releasing bonus episodes of The Take Home. No new lectures on leadership, instead I'm sharing the amazing podcasts created by the students in my Leadership for Sport Professionals class. Today's bonus episode features "Captain Campfire" produced and created by Aliya Jackson, Yonnell Esprit, and Blake Poole.  The podcast motto "Winning isn't just a goal, it's a mindset" sets the foundation for an excellent episode.  In the podcast, they interview Trinity alumni Taylor Kotfas and Jimmy Tatum. Taylor is 2023 Graduate of Trinity University who earned a Bachelor of Arts in Environmental Studies, with Minors in Business and Geosciences. She was a standout on the Trinity Women's team, including winning multiple conference championships and holding the school record in the 4x400. Jimmy has two degrees from Trinity, including his Masters in Accountancy which he earned in 2021. He played baseball during his undergraduate days at Trinity and is currently a Senior Audit Associate at KPMG.  They discuss principles of Authentic Leadership and various Gender and Leadership theories. Both Taylor and Jimmy offer great advice - and their perspective as more recent university graduates is refreshing and eye-opening. Taylor highlights that great leadership is about building relationships before anything else. She says people must know they are cared for and it's the leader's job to make sure people are equipped with the skills to become a little bit better each day. Jimmy talks about the power of authenticity and self-awareness. He says great leaders must be okay with themselves and that "it's okay to not know."  Humility and learning from failure are key messages that surface throughout the conversations. The episode is fun and upbeat, and that Curveball segment is top shelf. I hope you enjoy! Music credits:  Intro (Artist: Purple Planet Music. Track: One Fine Summer). During the interviews (Artist: Purple Planet Music. Track: Reach for Success). Outro (Artist: Purple Planet Music. Track: One Fine Summer).

Taylor Rooks & Joy Taylor: Two Personal on The Pivot, Shedding the sports talk to tackle hot button topics and discuss issues personal to them by sharing life experiences and answering the questions everyone wants to know! In the ever-evolving world of sports media, Taylor Rooks and Joy Taylor continue to turn heads and establish themselves as rising stars in a competitive media space of sports and entertainment. Whether it is co-hosting shows, interviewing A-list athletes and celebrities, delivering sideline updates during games and headlining studio shows, the duo has independently created a niche as some of the most respected in the business. But now, they are teaming up together for a new podcast, Two Personal, a weekly series going beyond what viewers see on television, diving deep into the lives of them as close friends and media trailblazers. With equal parts humor and wisdom, they talk culture and social issues while fearlessly exploring complex topics like relationships and dating, body image, racism, sexism, mental health and more.  Sitting with Ryan, Channing and Fred, Joy and Taylor share their vision behind the podcast, the barriers they are trying to break and why they are comfortable being unapologetic in their own voice with sensitive topics and public pushback. Channing has known Joy for over 20 years after playing along side her Hall of Fame brother, Jason Taylor and how exposure to his career helped shape her own journey in sports. As the current co-host of “Speak” and veteran Fox Sports personality, Joy opens up about how her perspective being shaped through her experiences, pointing to the ways in which audiences interact with her content. Taylor's authenticity in interviews has made her one of the industry's best, and she mentions how the choosing her words carefully enables people to let guard down and open up. Whether it is Bleacher Report, Turner Sports or Thursday Night Football, Rooks' presence can be felt on any panel or sideline as a premiere talent, but that doesn't erase her from pushback and public scrutiny. Working in broadcast media, Ryan understands the expectations that come with being on tv and being viewed certain ways but not nearly the struggles Joy and Taylor face as females in sports as the two speak very candidly on the frustrations of viewers focusing more on their appearance and clothing than their sports commentary, often contriving falsities about their personal lives based on the work they do. Another hot topic talked about amongst the group was their varying opinions on relationships and objectifying women in general. Joy and Channing talk about the preference of having a guy who has female friends with Ryan and Fred weighing in their thoughts while Taylor later expands the conversation to the media frenzy of public relationships. Debunking many mistruths and internet inaccuracies, Joy and Taylor express frustrations with public assumptions and explain why it's sometimes difficult to be a respected female working in the sports world and have developed tough skin to rise above the noise. Both Taylor and Joy have worn many hats in their careers so far, but this candid podcast has shined a different light on them as people, revealing a side never seen before. New Pivot episodes drop on Tuesdays at 12 p.m. ET and Fridays at 3:30 p.m ET on YouTube, with audio available on all streaming platforms including Apple, Spotify and Amazon. Be sure to check out Two Personal every Wednesday on YouTube and follow on IG @twopersonalshow! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

As reported by E&P in May of 2023 (“Ghost papers: Journalists find themselves alone or with just a few left in the newsroom”), UNC's Hussman School of Journalism and Media's Knight Chair in Journalism and Digital Media Economics, Penelope Muse Abernathy stated, “Although the exact number is hard to pin down, we estimate, based on news accounts and industry data, at least 1,000 of the 7,200 newspapers still published in this country — and perhaps as many as 1,500 — have lost significantly more than half of their newsroom staff since 2004. As a result, they have become ‘ghost newspapers' with drastically curtailed reach and journalistic missions.” The article mentioned Abdulla Gaafarelkhalifa, who became the last remaining journalist at the St. Cloud (MN) Times, a Gannett-owned news brand that has served this city of nearly 70,000 since 1924. Gaafarelkhalifa told E&P that he found the responsibility and demands of his job as the last employee to be so overwhelming that it took a toll on his physical and mental health. So he publicly announced that he'd be taking some time off from the job — not to shame his employer, but to be transparent with the public about his leave. E&P has also reported on other communities that have suffered from downsized Gannett newsrooms, like Hutchinson, KS, a city of over 40,000 that had the family-owned, Pulitzer Prize-winning Hutchinson Newsfor years. Gannett bought the newspaper from the Harris family in 2016 and laid off most of the news staff, creating such a void that a local high-school junior, Michael Glenn, became frustrated with their coverage. In 2023, Glenn recruited a team of journalists and started the competing Hutchinson Tribune, where some days he out-reports the Gannett property ten to one on local stories. However, things at Gannett seemed to be changing recently, with more and more announcements of local reporters, managers and sales reps hired at the United States' largest media company. On this episode of “E&P Reports,” we get the inside story on Gannett Media's major hiring frenzy from their chief content officer, Kristin Roberts, and chief revenue officer, Jason Taylor. We learn about what is being called their “turnaround plan,” which has created hundreds of new local news media industry jobs in dozens of their markets across the U.S. Both Taylor and Roberts directly address the negative reporting that has been pointed at this media empire and how they are both bullish on the company's plans to continue serving their readers and advertisers.

The PRWeek Beyond the Noise podcast also analyses notable offerings from Co-op, Mars Celebrations, Waitrose and TK Maxx – as well as FIFA president Gianni Infantino's disastrous World Cup speech.PRWeek UK's Beyond the Noise podcast, which is published on alternate weeks, looks at some of the biggest issues affecting comms and PR. Download the podcast via Apple, Spotify or your favourite platform.John Lewis Partnership's head of external comms, Gillian Taylor, says it was an easy decision to go with this year's social purpose-driven festive campaign – because the retailer wanted to bring its corporate purpose to life in 2022.Taylor is a guest on this week's Beyond the Noise Podcast and explains the arduous year-long process that goes into every John Lewis Christmas offering.She is joined on the pod by Taylor Herring creative director Lora Martyr, who was behind Mars' season-stealing ‘No Bounty' campaign for Mars Celebrations.Both Taylor and Martyr analyse why so few of this year's crop of festive campaigns focus on a social purpose. Is it about corporate fear? Or the investment involved? Taylor also addresses the backlash that JLP's Waitrose & Partners campaign has suffered after skin cancer charities accused the supermarket of belittling the dangers of suntans. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This episode starts out full force and doesn't slow down as Taylor and Sam Johnston, of Alpha Body System, kick off the discussion by talking about the power and need to invest in ourselves, specifically our health. Taylor mentions something profound that Sam dives into with more detail. This is the sense that many of us don't even know what “good” feels or looks like. This is why investing in our own personal health and fitness is necessary. We see so many on the “after” side of the fitness journey and think that can never happen for us because we are in the “before.” We become complacent with the way things are. But when we start our wellness journey, all of the obstacles we face (like chronic illness) fade away, and feeling good starts to take on new meaning.With Sam's challenge to us that we should be radically different from others in our lives and to “be the weirdo,” the discussion transitions to the different ways and actions we can take to be able to invest in ourselves with everyone's favorite word– free. Taylor suggests things we have heard on the podcast before but become so much more meaningful when we think about the different benefits they could provide to us in the future. Things like sun exposure– watch the sunrise, guys. Taylor will even give you bonus points when you watch the sunrise barefoot! Get your body moving and go for a walk. Don't forget about the power of in-person meetings and connections, even physical touch. The all-important aspect of sleep. Practice your breathing– deep breathing, extend your exhale, maybe even breathing for performance as Taylor talks about as well. Finally, invest in your mindfulness as well with journaling and/or meditation. These are all things that are free, readily available, and can be done immediately.But what if you want to kick it up a notch? Invest in yourself financially, maybe? Both Taylor and Sam agree that the best way to go about this is to hire a coach. Whatever area of life you are trying to improve upon, hiring a coach could be the answer you are looking for. It will save you time which is a return on investment in more than one way.Tune in to learn more!Key Quotes“Your health is your Alpha system. When your health is on point, every… area of your life is better. You make more money. You have more energy. You have more confidence. You bring more value to the people in your life.” –Samuel Johnston“Your physical representation is a direct representation of your inner world.” –Taylor MorganKey Timestamps[6:18] – The episode starts with Sam Johnston talking about investing in yourself– specifically your health;[8:50] – The more you invest, the greater the ROI;[13:20] – Because of their baseline experience, people don't really know what “good” looks or feels like;[16:10] – The power of “imagine”;[19:30] – Your brain is a vast library, your conscious attention is a floating flashlight;[25:35] – The word ‘organic' should change to ‘not poison';[31:25] – Free things to do to invest in yourself– first, direct exposure to the sun;[32:10] – Movement, even if you just go for a walk;[41:57] – More free things– in-person connections, breathing, sleep, journaling, mindfulness and meditation;[1:02:14] – Investing financially? Hire a coach;[1:08:10] – Episode wrap-up and what Sam offers with Alpha Body System.Show SponsorsLambs EMF Blocking Clothing (CODE: CAPTAINMORGAN): https://tinyurl.com/2p8jn86hHVMN Ketone-IQ™ (CODE: CAPTAINMORGAN10): https://hvmn.com/Airestech EMF Protection (CODE: CAPTAINMORGAN): https://airestech.com/WaveBlock EMF Protection (CODE: CAPTAINMORGAN): https://tinyurl.com/3a4ukk48Connect with SamInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/thesamueljohnston/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@thesamueljohnstonWebsite: https://www.stateofalpha.com/Connect with TaylorInstagram: https://tinyurl.com/2p92c3wzInstagram: https://tinyurl.com/55k552naWebsite: https://tinyurl.com/mrxzv7ff

Ike Taylor and Mark Bergin react to the release of the Pittsburgh Steelers' 2022 regular-season schedule. This year marks the second time the NFL will play a 17-game regular season. Both Taylor and Bergin believe the Steelers will win double-digit games despite oddsmakers setting their win total at 7.5. Follow Ike Taylor on social media: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram Follow Mark Bergin on social media: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube Intro Music: Louie Kaczmarek

This episode is for ALL you Craft BEER lovers out there. And yes, I am even talking to you Craft Beer haters! Taylor Reynolds and Ann Wohlstadter are two amazing women that are passionate about their place in the Craft Beer Industry. Both Taylor and Ann work at Savannah River Brewing Company (SRBC) which is one of Augusta's major breweries. Taylor, who works the front of the house (and occasionally helps out in the back) found her way at SRBC via a rather untraditional route; Beer Yoga. Ann, stirred her way into the back of the house as a badass assistant brewer and a Level 2 Cicerone (there are roughly 4,200 Certified Cicerones in the world. ONLY 120 ARE WOMEN). A pretty impressive accomplishment to say the least. If you want a peak behind the curtain that is the Craft Beer Industry, or perhaps want to know what life is like working in a brewery, this episode is for you!Follow  SRBC's Socials Below!IG: https://www.instagram.com/savannahriverbrew/FB: https://www.facebook.com/SavannahRiverBrewTaylor's IG: https://www.instagram.com/yogawithtaylor/Ann's BLOG: https://www.facebook.com/Adventures-of-a-Modern-Alewife-109973557409672Are you loving ForTheNation Podcast? We LOVE what we are doing and plan to turn this show into a force of good ForTheNation (see what we did there).  If you want to help keep this content free, please consider making a donation to the podcast. It's through listeners like you that we are able to GROW OUR INFLUENCE & AUDIENCE to reach our ultimate goal; help struggling people reach their dream job.DONATION LINK: https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=K9TPU322AKFWWSupport the show (https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=K9TPU322AKFWW)

Taylor and Joseph discuss how anxiety and depression might impact being a dad. The interview Jim Fugate, a retired emergency responder with and get some insights from him. Taylor also shares an experience, and how it impacted his family. Both Taylor and Jim deal with anxiety, and they discuss how it feels, and how it touches their lives and the lives of their loved ones.Do you know someone who has these kinds of struggles (diagnosed or not)? Are you someone who has these struggles yourself? You are not alone, and you don't need to feel that way. There is hope. There are solutions. You can make it work – and you might even realize it works better because of what your challenges have taught you.

HOW THE TURNS HAVE TABLED! Both Taylor and Sophie are having boyfriend drama. Who's ended it with who? What's up with big dick? Does lover boy now have a chance? Is Friday Night Dinner obsessed?? Can you relate to their situations? Have a listen

Ike Taylor and Mark Bergin react to the release of the Pittsburgh Steelers' 2021 regular-season schedule.This year marks the first time the NFL will play a 17-game regular season.Both Taylor and Bergin believe the Steelers will win double-digit games despite oddsmakers setting their win total at 8.5.Follow Ike Taylor on social media: Facebook, Twitter, InstagramFollow Mark Bergin on social media: Facebook, Twitter, InstagramIntro Music: Louie Kaczmarek

It is GRAMMYS WEEK here on Talk Direction and Oh My God was it exciting! Harry Styles is the first member of One Direction to attend, perform at, and WIN at the Grammys. There was SO much to discuss: -Harry wore three different Gucci looks over the course of the night, all topped with colorful boas. Most notably, his performance look was a leather suit, no top, and green boa. -Harry opened the Grammys with a sultry version of Watermelon Sugar, arranged by singer/songwriter/producer Dev Hynes (aka Blood Orange). We are obsessed and NEED Harry to work with Hynes more going forward. -Side Note: Sarah Jones, Harry’s drummer, smashed it on the drums in a full leather suit (gloves included) while very much pregnant! -Harry’s performance pod included HAIM, Black Pumas, and Billie Eilish, all of whom watched each other perform. -Harry won Best Pop Solo Performance for Watermelon Sugar and looked completely shocked. First of many to come in our opinions! -Finally we discuss the #Haylor (Harry & Taylor) and #Hizzo (Harry & Lizzo) moments of the night. Both Taylor and Lizzo looked FABULOUS and their support for Harry was truly lovely. Check out Talk Direction Down Low (TDDL) on patreon.com/talkdirection for EXTRA PODCAST CONTENT!! We discuss the Treat People With Kindness music video, the rumored Harry Styles/Niall Horan hike, Louis' upcoming management company, and Zayn calling out the Grammys for racism. Upcoming we will break down a new Harry magazine with silly 1D interviews and go through some listener feedback. Get in touch with us! talkdirection@gmail.com twitter// @talk_direction instagram// @talkdirection FOLLOW CAITLIN: @caitlinirfoster on twitter & instagram FOLLOW LUCIA: @lucciaoh on twitter & instagram

To continue the toxicity within fandom discussion we brought on three fans, Cassi, Taylor, and Jesus, who have all experienced stan culture first hand to talk in-depth about what it's like being a super fan in the days of social media. Both Taylor and Jesus are big fans of Taylor Swift and other mostly mainstream pop artists, whereas Cassi is a huge fan of British rockers, Catfish and the Bottlemen. Topics we discuss this week include fandoms going after other fandoms on social media, fans hating on their favorites on Twitter, what it's like stanning an artist who isn't active on socials (or worse, not making music in general) and so much more. This is a music commentary podcast based on pre-existing knowledge and sources listed at Name3Songs.com If you'd like to discuss anything we talked about today in grater detail with us, you can find us on Twitter @Name3Songs or @sara_feigin & @jenna_million Follow our guests at the below links! Cassi: Instagram.com/xcassimariex Taylor: Instagram.com/the.camera.lady Jesus: Instagram.com/jesusacostx or Twitter.com/jesusacostx Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Having trouble driving traffic to your content pages? The key is to understand methods of promoting content, including paid promotion on different platforms. In this episode, Solomon and Taylor talk about content marketing and strategies that they implement to increase the content’s visibility. Both Taylor and Solomon agree that one quality content, distributed across many platforms is better than a large amount of content distributed on one platform each. Some paid promotion options discussed in the talk are content discovery sites, long-tail search ads, carousel ads on Facebook and Instagram, promoted tweets, Reddit promoted posts, promoted pins, and Quora ads. DID YOU ENJOY THIS EPISODE? Head over to iTunes to subscribe, rate, and leave us a review. What should we talk about next? Please let us know in the comments below!

I could seriously sit down with Taylor, grab some coffee, chat about anything, and feel like I have known her for years. Taylor has a laid back personality with an organized mind backed by an amazing team. No wonder they have been going full force since they first opened in 2017. Both Taylor and her husband, Preston, built and designed Chestnut Ridge. From being a total boss babe, a designer, a wife, and a mother of 3 rambunctious boys…what can she not do?

Welcome to LNT. This week Eric and Taylor talked about their early childhood and their Disney dreams. We also talk about being infected with the coronavirus and all the trending topics of last week. We hope you enjoy! Unfortunately, we recorded this video two days before the tragic news of Kobe Bryant and his 13-year-old daughter, Giana. We both are extremely torn up about his tragic incident. Both Taylor and I grew up playing Basketball and yelling the iconic term "Kobe" before you took a shot. We hope all can morn together and may Kobe and Giana Bryant, along with everyone else in the helicopter rest in peace. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Both Taylor and Aubrey are still stick. Nothing happens in this episode. JC just needs someone to make this easy for her. John wants to "get all up in this beach" anyway. Scali still sucks. Citation needed on Aubrey's white party explanation. Welcome to the Boom Boom Room!Email us at tbbrpodcast@gmail.com or find us on Reddit as tbbr_podcast! We'd also really appreciate a review!Links: The Circle [https://www.netflix.com/title/81044551]Music: Loma de Cayenas - Vicente García, Juan Luis Guerra

Taylor speaks with Dave Schell on episode #3 of Endurance Minded. Dave's a coach at TEC, as well as a podcast host, endurance MTB racer, and much more. As Dave and Taylor dive into their conversation they both find themselves being drawn to talk about a variety of different topics that get them fired up. Both Taylor and Dave voice their opinions on several hot-button issues related to training, racing, and athlete mindset. If you're interested in learning more about all of the topics covered in this episode visit www.thomasendurancecoaching.com for resources from all of TEC's coaches. 

Today, we'd like to introduce you to Taylor Levy and Che-Wei Wang [pron. sey-wey]. They are designers, inventors, parents, and lobsters. Yes, lobsters. They give a beautiful explanation as to why. Both Taylor and Che-Wei are alumni of MIT Media Lab and ITP at NYU. Their unique life experience has informed how they try to approach life, work, and family. They exist to create the things they want to see in the world - from one of a kind time capsules, key wranglers, and beautifully designed pens (there's even one with a ruler on it!). We also learn about their guiding principles when creating new things. This duo is wise beyond their years. Listen and learn with us! Check out their shop and learn more: https://cwandt.com/ Welcome to the Love or Work Podcast, hosted by Andre Shinabarger (Physician Assistant, Grady Hospital) and Jeff Shinabarger (Social Entrepreneur and Founder of Plywood People). They are asking the question: Is it possible to change the world, stay in love and raise a healthy family? 100 interviews where Jeff and Andre learn from other working families in the journey of marriage, purpose and parenting. Website: www.loveorwork.com Instagram: www.instagram.com/loveorwork Love or Work is a project of Plywood People. Plywood is a non-profit in Atlanta leading a community of start-ups doing good. www.plywoodpeople.com

During the intro for week’s episode, we discuss this year’s Bouchercon conference which takes place in Dallas, October 31st – November 3rd.  Both Taylor and Steve will be there this year and we’d love to see you there as well.  You can get more information here: https://www.bouchercon2019.com/ Our topic for this week’s show is the […] The post TSS177: The Importance of Understanding The Audience For Your Book appeared first on The Taylor Stevens Show.

Your hosts Josiah Robinson and Taylor Walters-Chapman are back this week to discuss love and intimacy, and to share the songs they wrote! In this episode, the questions are: 31. Tell your partner something that you like about them already. (Both Taylor and Josiah) 32. What, if anything, is too serious to be joked about? (Both Taylor and Josiah) Thank you to Mallorie's anonymous roommate and to Noah Berman and Todd Risenmay for sharing their answers and inspiring the songwriting this week! And a special no thanks to Josiah's ribs for being dumb and broken. Song timestamps are at 28:37 and 34:40. Check out our Soundcloud for the songs by themselves! And feel free to answer the questions on Twitter or join the discussion in our Facebook group! Or send us in an email if you've got more to say!  Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/popping-the-questions Twitter: https://twitter.com/PoppingtheQs Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/poppingthequestions/ Email: poppingthequestionspod@gmail.com

Start off the summer with the new stars of Grease, Taylor Louderman and Bobby Conte Thornton performing May 28- June 29 at the Papermill Playhouse. They join host Robin Milling during their rehearsal in New York to talk about taking on the beloved roles of Sandy Dumbrowski and Danny Zuko. Broadway theater lovers may remember Taylor from Bring It On, but Bobby is making his musical stage debut while still in college balancing musical theater with playing tennis at the University of Michigan. Bobby tells Robin their show promises to take on more inspiration from the stage version than the movie which starred Olivia Newton John and John Travolta. The one change is adding 'Hopelessly Devoted To You' to their show which wasn't in the original musical. The other classic songs remain the same, but the two actors admit they had to step it up a bit learning the 50s style choreography of 'Hand Jive' by JoAnn M. Hunter. For their homework as members of the highschool gangs the Greasers and the Pink Ladies, they can still recall their former selves in highschool. Both Taylor and Bobby are the first in their families to make their way into show business. Bobby comes from a family of scientists while Taylor who grew up in Bourbon, Missouri says 'the cattle population exceeds the human population and there's really no theater!' Their families are very supportive of their careers and will no doubt be front row and center to see them starring in Grease! For more information visit http://www.papermill.org/ Rehearsal photos courtesy of Jerry Dalia