Podcasts about bowie maryland

What exactly is sexy today? Is it showing all of your good or is it being demure? I do a rant about what I think is sexy and what has changed in today's society are you sexy? Do you think you're sexy do you wanna be sexy. Tell me what you think is sexy. This episode is being sponsored by Beautiful You Health and Wellness in Bowie Maryland. Www.beautifulyouhealthclub.com or call them at 301.289.3171

Welcome back my raving fans. Thank you for your continued support of the show. This interview was done about 18 months ago by a moderator at StoryCorps (One Small Step). The One Small Step program was created in an effort to remind the country of the humanity in all of us, even those with whom we disagree. Learn more about their initiative to bridge political divides, one conversation at a time. My guest was Chiereme Fortune a young black Democrat from Bowie Maryland. I am very white, from Utah and at the time may or may not have been a screaming Republican. On the surface, the two of us may have avoided ever getting to know each other but in the end we realized we had much more in common than we didn't. I apologize up front as part way through the conversation she kept getting cut off so had to do the second half of the interview via cell phone. Our moderator was Lea Zikmund, whom I have had as a guest on my show since then about a recent book she published. Chieremie will be coming back on the show in the next month or so with an update on her life and the cool things she has been doing so stay tuned. Please enjoy the show and maybe think about someone who you have disagreed with in the past or currently that may be creating a divide and see how you can bridge that gap by simply being interested in their story and learning from them with no agenda other than love. #OneSmallStep #StoryCorp #NPR #TalkToEachOther #SeeTheHumanity #BridgeTheDivide #UnitedWeStand #DividedWeFall #LoveThyNeighbor #LoveYourNeighbor #WhoIsYourNeighbor #DoUntoOthers #GoldenRule #ForCryingOutLoud #LeaZikmund #ChieremeFortune

In this episode, we meet politician, entrepreneur, and change-maker – Roxy Ndebumadu. After working a few years in high tech, at the age of 26, Roxy decides to make a huge career and life change by running for public office in Maryland. Roxy shares how she overcame fear and self-doubt, and how this change ultimately transformed who she is as a person and a leader. This episode features “Belly of the Deepest Love” by Tow'rs. Follow us on Instagram at @achangemindset Learn more about Roxy: Roxy's website Roxy's Twitter Roxy's Facebook Roxy's Instagram If you enjoyed this episode, then please either: Follow on Apple Podcasts Follow on Spotify

This week we are accompanied by the incredible musical theatre performer and all-around amazing human, Nurney Mason! This episode hits different for both those who can speak the language of theatre and those who are newbies; and Nurney gives us the inside scoop of his road to success and his journey to booking the Book of Mormon National tour. A Bowie Maryland native, Nurney takes us on his timeline from an arts school, to a successful DC theatre career to finally making the big move to NYC and all the hustling that comes in between. This episode gives you a peek and behind the scenes look into theatre details you may not know if you are not in the industry. Nurney is truly an inspiration to listen to and someone we can all root for and we can't wait for you all to hear why. FIND NURNEY: INSTAGRAM Find a little bit crazy on social:INSTAGRAMTIKTOKKALLIE - ALL SOCIALS // LINKTREEEMILY - INSTAGRAMETSY - EMILY'S CARD GAMECONTACT US:email: alittlebitcrazypod@gmail.com

Today we reboot the Julian Gray Podcast alongside my new co-host and oldest friend Malcolm, known by his lofi & alternative alias Tatami. In this episode, we talk about our upbringing in Bowie Maryland, a suburb of Washington, D.C, the experience of moving to LA and adapting to a new way of life, and some of our own musical history. Follow on social media: @JulianGray @TatamiCountry Stream on other platforms: https://smarturl.it/JulianGrayPodcast

Welcome to the messages from Bowie City Church in Bowie Maryland. For more information, check out bowiecitychurch.com !

Welcome to the messages from Bowie City Church in Bowie Maryland. For more information, check out bowiecitychurch.com !

Welcome to the messages from Bowie City Church in Bowie Maryland. For more information, check out bowiecitychurch.com !

Welcome to the messages from Bowie City Church in Bowie Maryland. For more information, check out bowiecitychurch.com !

Welcome to the messages from Bowie City Church in Bowie Maryland. For more information, check out bowiecitychurch.com !

Welcome to the messages from Bowie City Church in Bowie Maryland. For more information, check out bowiecitychurch.com !

So currently, I am in Bowie Maryland, traveling for (work & pleasure) and I am thinking to myself "Time and time again too many - never-mind! Most mortgage pro's are focusing on the wrong thing..." Many of you are looking for the fastest & cheapest way to get leads that convert... but you forgot the main recipe of being in the business that you are in... THE REAL ESTATE BUSINESS IS THE RELATIONSHIP BUSINESS... Now I am not saying that you will have to wait years to get a lead but there are some tips and tricks I can share with you to help you achieve your results quicker than most (and still get quality leads that will convert) Click the video above or the button below to learn more! P.S there is an old saying you reap what you sew... so if you are looking for the quickest and cheapest ways to get leads... you attract the quickest and cheapest clientele... and guess what they are a lot harder to work with and also the most difficult to convert IF you do the antithesis, however ... well, you'll find your answers here lien in this week's podcast!

Marty Walker is a senior animator and technical director at Bento Box Studios in Atlanta GA. Originally from Bowie Maryland, Marty studied animation at the Art Institute of Washington. He worked freelance jobs while in college and has worked as an animator at several studios. His current position at Bento Box has him doing everything from digital design to hand-drawn animation. We talk about all of that and more in this episode. Marty's website Bento Box Mentioned People/Companies Floyd County Productions Max Fleischer Fred Moore Art Institute of Washington PBS Kids World Wildlife Fund Patrick Smith Mike Valencourte Mentioned Tools Toon Boom Harmony Adobe After Effects Animation Mentors Mentioned TV/Movies Bob's Burgers (TV) The Awesomes (TV) Legends of Chamberlain Heights (TV) Out There (TV) Archer (TV) South Park (TV) David S Pumpkins (TV) Trollhunters (TV) The Incredibles (movie) Garfield and Friends (TV) Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood (TV) Dawn of the Croods (TV) Rick and Morty (TV) He-Man and the Masters of the Universe (TV) Thunder Cats (TV) The Amazing World of Gumball (TV) Steven Universe (TV) Other Mentions The Little Whirlwind (animated short) NAFTA Gobelins (Art School)   Podcast Credits: Pat Bollin: Host Jeremiah Clark: Co-Host Adam Greenlee: Editor Opinions expressed by guests are their own, and not necessarily endorsed by their employer, past present or future, nor by Creator Forge, LLC.

In this Episode Sean and I travel to Bowie Maryland to check out one of the nation's premier ASL events. We have a lengthy interview with Perry Cocke; one of the owners of Multiman Publishing who produces Advanced Squad Leader. We talk about ASL, other board war games, and the wargame industry. Perry goes over the long history of ASL and board war gaming. A Big thanks to Andrew Hopson who takes over for Tyler in producing the podcast for a few months. Twitter: @MitchWWPD          MitchWWPD@gmail.com

On March 31 at George Washington University Hospital, Frances Audrey Theresa Ware was born. After three months, she moved overseas with her older brother of four years, Francis Anthony Isaac and mother, Dr. Jane A Ware. Dubbed "Terri" by her mother when she was a newborn, the three lived in England, Germany and Korea. After living overseas for 7 years, the Ware Family moved back to the states where they lived in Arlington, VA for a brief stint before moving to Stafford, VA where they established their new home.   Growing up, the now twenty four year old was involved in many extra-curricular activities. She played the viola, guitar and piano, danced and received her first degree black belt alongside her brother in Tae Kwon Do. Terri also found time to help out her community through girl scouts, church and later in high school through the Learn and Serve program. After attending Virginia School of the Arts for a summer intensive program and then graduating from North Stafford High School with an Advanced Diploma in 2009, Terri took a few years off to work, make sure her life goals were what she wanted to achieve and moved to Bowie, Maryland. Here, she was a make up artist for DC Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2015 Collection, volunteered her talents to conduct televised and written interviews for Fresh Daily Inc., a company that discovers and promotes "lifestyle" throughout the DMV and is chief correspondent for the CEO of ibrandwebrand, Denise Moss. Some of her interviews include well known individuals such as Chef James Robinson from Hells Kitchen Season 13 and singer Yhai Portier.