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Another soccer-player-turned-coach here on Soccer Mom Sunday! Host Jen Siess talked with St. Louis University Soccer Great, Brionna Halverson. During her six years as a student-athlete at SLU, Bri earned a multitude of individual honors - from Defensive Player of the Year, to All Conference recognition, to their 25th Anniversary team and more. All of her individual efforts helped her Billiken team towards some of their best records, including five A-10 tournament titles, four A-10 regular-season crowns, five NCAA tournaments, and SLU's school-record 15 shutouts and 0.45 goals against average that ranked third in the nation. NOW, Bri is focused on soccer life after playing, currently as a SLU Assistant Coach, reminding us that “soccer is a game of seconds” and when it comes to an athlete's self-advocacy, “don't take their voice from them."

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On episode 5 of Keep Shinin', we have Connecticut Sun center, Brionna Jones. We discuss her making the 2024 WNBA All Star team, coming back from her Achilles injury, her relationship with Alyssa Thomas, her favorite dessert, and the hardest player she has ever had to play against.

Kenny Taylor breaks down the action of the WNBA May 25 slate from both a wagering and a DFS point of view, providing insights on what to expect!Come join us at SportsEthos by filling out an application here: https://sportsethos.com/nba-fantasy-news-and-advice/become-a-contributor/Subscribe, rate and review DFS Today on iTunes by clicking here!Follow Our Team on Twitter and make sure to subscribe to our show so you never miss an episode!

The Garden in Every Sense and Season Today's “Bri Books”  is a conversation with ABeautifulNestTV creator Sandria Kendrick, inspired by the book “The Garden in Every Sense and Season” by Tovah Martin. Sandria is the creator behind the “ABeautifulNestTV” platform on YouTube, and on social media. In this episode, Sandria shares her story of homesteading with her family in Georgia, and how her love for the soil runs through her veins. In this episode, we're discussing our garden struggles, how you can inject green into your life this year.  Show Notes 3:30: Sandria's gardening story, and how she built a small homestead garden for her family + Brionna recommends “The Market Gardener” by Jean-Martin Fortier.  5:00: Sandria's gardening challenges and how she overcame them. 9:00 – How book is divided: Each of the four seasons are represented, with each individual season's different sensational gifts–sights, sounds, touches, tastes, scents– woven into a story that explores the ever-evolving garden 12:15: How city folks can inject some gardening into their lives: "Bring the green inside!" Overwintering plants (repotting and growing indoors), growing lettuce, succulents and aloe, indoors are great ways to keep the green inside, even after it all falls away outside. Using blooming branches—flowers that grow on a branch-- or cuttings from evergreen or fir trees can invite nature indoors. 16:00: The story behind Sandria's Heirloom Acres Seed Store 19:00 – Fruit and veggie varieites to grow, according to Sandria 22:15 - Sandria's Bri Books recommendations: “The Flower Workshop” by Ariella Chezar, “Easy Green Living” by Renee Loux,  “The Green Beauty Guide” by Julie Gabriel. You can find Sandria on YouTube, on  Heirloom Acres Seed Store, blog, Instagram, Twitter, YouTube. If you're new to the show, leave a review of Bri Books on Apple Podcasts, and listen to Bri Books on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and SoundCloud! Please tell me what you're growing by using #bribooks on Instagram, and subscribe to the Bri Books newsletter at bribookspod.com/newsletter.Follow @theBriGarden on Instagram for garden tours, growing hacks, and gardening secrets.

Garden-Fresh Cooking: How Infuse Healthy Harvest Foods Into Your Daily Diet Welcome back to Bri Books! Today, we're talking all things garden-fresh cooking with one of my favorite gardening creators, Sandria Kendrick of ‘A Beautiful Nest TV' on YouTube and Instagram. Sandria's content is all about growing confidence in the garden, building strong relationships, growing as a family, and teaching people to love the soil. In this episode, we dig into the cookbook ‘Rodale's Gaden Fresh Cooking' by Judith Benn Hurley and how to choose the best crops to grow in your garden. Sandria reveals what she's learned about herself by getting ‘in the weeds,' and she shares the recipes she finds herself returning to again and again. 1:40 - All about @abeautifulnestTV and how Sandria infuses love, authenticity and beauty into everything she does. 9:18 - Sandria's soil story and her family's long lineage of farming and gardening, why Sandria decided to set down roots in the Georgia countryside, and Sandria and her husband planned their garden. 13:45 - Brionna's grandmother story and how Brionna grew to love gardening, and how grandmothers inspire us to pass on traditions for generations. 16:10 - The crops Sandria didn't expect to love, the easiest for you to grow, and how Sandria's cooking style has changed since growing her own food. 26:40 - Sandria on Rodale's 'Garden-Fresh Cooking' book by Judith Benn Hurley: I've been reading Rodale's Organic Life for a long time, and I really enjoy it. I love that they have so many different topics for you to dig into--food, gardening, lifestyle. Everything's right there for you. It's a great site. If you're reading the recipe book, I know that's amazing.” 27:25  - Sandria's #BriBooks: “  Lemony Snicket” with her sons, “Better Homes and Gardens,” “Georgia Gardens.” Find Sandria  on YouTube @abeautifulnestTV, on Instagram @abeautifunlest, Facebook @ABeautifulNest, and Twitter @abeautifulnest. Follow theBriGarden on Instagram, listen to Bri Books on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and show me your garden by using #bribooks on Instagram.

Ryan Tobias is a sincere and devout man of God who is dedicated and devoted to spreading the gospel and winning the lost.  His path to Christianity was unorthodox to say the least.  He was exposed to church overall by his maternal grandmother, which peeked his interest.  As time progressed, God endowed him with several spiritual gifts and the ability to prophetically see and discern at a very young age.  He understands the importance of a sincere and genuine walk with the Lord that is full of purity, righteousness, and holiness.   Ryan was saved at the age of 7 and developed a fire and passion early on for the things of God.  He received many prophetic dreams and visions over the years, which prompted him to seek God for interpretation and understanding as he matured in the Lord.  He was called by God to the prophetic office at the age of 14 which was followed by continued dreams and visions about numerous things to include prophetic affirmation, church order and protocol, predictions for the future, and the edification of the Body of Christ as a whole.  Presently, Ryan takes his call in and walk with the Lord very seriously and seeks to be the walking epistle God is calling for in these last and evil days. Ryan is married to the love of his life, Brionna, and is the father of 2 daughters (Ry'Lee and Naomi) which are his pride and joy.

Model Brionna Williams joins host Nikki Gal for a conversation on accepting yourself, trial and error within the modeling industry, self-esteem, the power of inclusivity, model mentality as well as balancing careers and passions. Connect with Brionna Williams: Brionna's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/brionnadwilliams?igsh=MTVrM213ODh6Y3kxbw== Connect with host Nikki Gal: https://www.nikkigal.com

Candi Whitaker, Brionna Budgets - Pitt State postgame interview. 3/2/24.

Brionna Pickens, M.A., SLP joins Dr. Jeanette Benigas to share her journey of advocacy to increase Medicaid reimbursement rates in Ohio. Brionna discusses her efforts to address the longstanding issue of low Medicaid rates, which significantly impacted her private practice and access to care for families. She recounts her four-year journey of research, collaboration, and advocacy, culminating in a substantial increase in reimbursement rates for non-institutional providers in Ohio. Her story exemplifies the impact of individual commitment and collective action in effecting positive change in the field of SLP. Tune in to gain insights into Brionna's advocacy process, the importance of perseverance, and her vision for the future of the profession.Become a sustaining partner.Follow us on Instagram.Find all of our information at fixslp.com and sign up for our email list to be alerted of new episodes and content.Email us at team@fixslp.com.Leave us a voicemail.

Brionna Budgets - Newman postgame - 1/18/24. Budgets scored 16 points in a 108-45 win over the Newman Jets.

Get to Know Austrian Wine: Your Ultimate Guide to Austrian Red and Orange Wines Welcome to Bri Books! Today, I'm talking about one of my favorite parts of the world for wine: Austria. Austria is often considered to be one of Europe's best-kept wine secrets, with a wealth of indigenous grapes and top-tier wineries, producers, and vineyards. It wasn't until I fell in love with the wines of Burgenland that I got a better sense of the versatility of Austrian soil and grapes, courtesy the brilliant Christian Zechmeister, the Managing Director of Wein Burgenland.  In October, I was fortunate enough to be invited to a presentation of an in-depth seminar hosted by Wein Burgenland with the best examples of Austria's premium indigenous red grape variety, Blaufränkisch, from Burgenland, which is Austria's most easterly wine growing area. Thank you to Constance Chamberlain of Wine & Co, Wines of Austria, and Wein Burgenland for an unforgettable afternoon. Brionna's Favorite Wines of Austria: Blaufränkisch Edition Burgenland Pick #1: Erich Sattler St. Laurent 2020. St. Laurent is Austria's finicky, delicate red wine grape, a little like Pinot Noir, and it's one of the 3 indigenous grape varieties of Blaufränkisch.  This one took our breath away with its pretty blackberry color, fruity berry notes, and mineral flavors. It's full bodied and balanced with a taste of cherries, cedar, light acidity, and a smooth finish. (Price: Avg. $25/ bottle) Burgenland Pick #2: Judith Beck Blaufränkisch 2021. This very young, fruity and balanced wine was much lighter than I expected, and it's definitely perfect for vegetable dishes. Blaufränkisch by Judith Beck is a fun, playful, simple red wine made in Burgenland with Blaufränkisch grapes. You can think of this as the perfect pizza wine. It has aromas of cherry, red currant and blackberry with mild tannins and medium acidity. It's imported by Zev Rovine Selections in NYC, and it's an absolute smash.  (Price: Avg. $25/ bottle) Burgenland Pick #3: Markus Altenburger Blaufränkisch vom Kalk 2020. The Altenburger family has farmed land in and around Jois since the 16th century, and the Blaufränkisch Vom Kalk is down-to-earth: bright with hints of black cherry in the nose and mineral nuances throughout. It's the perfect wine to keep on hand for solo dinner nights and dinner parties alike. You'll want to drink it with friends…but you'll also want a store of bottles at home for personal enjoyment. Trust me. (Price: Avg. $15-$20/ bottle) Bri's Favorite Burgenland Pick: Meinklang 2020 Blaufränkisch! I've been drinking Burgenland Blaufränkisch since before I even knew what it was! First at Simple Syrup Wine and Spirits from 2019 to 2021, then I went deeper at Orange Glou wine shop starting in about 2021. The Meinklang family are essentially farmers who happen to make delicious wine. Imported by Zev Rovine Selections in NYC, this is the quintessential Blaufränkisch Austrian wine experience. (Price: Avg. $20-$25/ bottle) Brionna's Favorite Wines of Austria: Orange Wine Edition Heinrich Grau Freyheit: Graue Freyheit is an absolute delight from Heinrich, who is another top producer based in the vibrant region of Burgenland, Austria. This Graue Freyheit is a blend of 35% Weissburgunder, 30% Grauburgunder, 30% Chardonnay and 5% Neuburger. Delicious and surprising, I recommend this orange for your next big holiday party. (Avg. Price: $50/ bottle) Weingut Pittnauer ‘Perfect Day': Grown in Burgenland and imported by Savio Soares Collections, Perfect Day is 54% Muskat Ottonel, 29% Sauvignon blanc, 8% Chardonnay, 4% Gelber Muskateller, 5% Traminer. The flavor is crisp texture and fresh with mineral elements. The cloudy orange color is so charming, and the intense floral bouquet in the nose is enticing (especially the orange blossom, rose, and peachy notes). (Avg. Price: $35/ bottle) Fidesser Orbis, Weingut Rudolf Fidesser: Weingut Rudolf Fidesser is a certified Biodynamic estate winery in Platt in the western part of the Weinviertel region of Austria. This orange has a gentle aroma of peach and orange zest, and it's slightly tart on the palate with a juicy stone fruit finish. Fidesser Orbis Orange is a very fun wine to drink, thanks to its cloudy, aromatic and smoky nature, and delivers a smooth, flavorful finish and aftertaste. (Avg. Price: $30/ bottle) Weingut Schmelzer - Simple and poignant, the Schlicht und ergreifend Sämling Orange 2017 is a deeply complex orange wine with earthy hints of smoke, Tonka beans, mango, and peaches. peaches and mangoes with a hint of Tonka bean. This is truly a one-of-a-kind wine, created by genius and innovative winemakers Georg and Georg. (Avg. Price: $25/ bottle)   If you're new to the show (and loving it!), leave a review of Bri Books on Apple Podcasts, and listen to Bri Books on Apple Podcasts, and Spotify! Please tell me what you're drinking to by using #bribooks on Instagram and subscribe to the Bri Books newsletter at bribookspod.com/newsletter.   Wines Mentioned Erich Sattler St. Laurent 2020 Judith Beck Blaufränkisch 2021 Markus Altenburger Blaufränkisch vom Kalk 2020 Meinklang 2020 Blaufränkisch Heinrich Grau Freyheit Weingut Pittnauer ‘Perfect Day' Fidesser Orbis, Weingut Rudolf Fidesser Weingut Schmelzer Constance Chamberlain of Wine & Co Wines of Austria  Wein Burgenland

Mark Schindler is joined by Brionna Jones, All-Star for the Connecticut Sun and Maryland Terrapins legend! Bri was recently named the Director of Player Personnel at her alma mater, marking her first job in coaching. Diving into her excitement for the job, what made her want to pursue it, what makes Maryland a special program, and much more!As always, a major thank you to James Edwards III for the intro and outro music!If you have not already, follow Mark on Twitter @MG_Schindler and be sure to rate and review the pod! Send any questions, comments, or feedback Mark's way, and enjoy the show.

Ready to unlock the full potential of your mind? Join us on this mind-expanding journey into the world of microdosing where our special guest Brianna Morse helps us shatter myths and uncover truths about this unique modality. Whether you're an entrepreneur seeking a creativity boost, or an individual curious about improving focus and spiritual connections, our conversation with Brionna Morse is a must-listen.CONNECT WITH BRIONNA:Follow On Instagrambrionnamorse.comEvolutionary Astrology Readings Are Now Available! Book A Your Reading NowStill craving new content? Jump into The Esoteric Entreprenuer Club for extra weekly episodes, audio workshops, discounts & moreWant Jaz to be your personal coach? Click here to explore Premium Private Business Coaching packages & secure your spot. CONNECT WITH JAZ:Follow & Connect IG Work With JBSubscribe to YouTube Channel to Watch The Podcast

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Change is inevitable, whether in you, your brand, or the humans who are a part of it.How we meet change is up to us. How do you honor the life and death cycles that come with change?Brionna Ned joins India for a conversation about death, rebirth, growth, and change within life and business.In this discussion: How Brionna helps people navigate death cycles and change  Why Brionna believes it's vital for people to gain fluency in legalese How to tease out the difference between comfort and safety when approaching a growth edge How Brionna breaks down overwhelm How capitalism and entrepreneurial culture teach us to create boxes and isolate ourselves Connect with Brionna Ned: The Everyday Lawyer Instagram: @the_everyday_lawyer, @thesubmissivelist Connect with India Jackson and Flaunt Your Fire: Flaunt Your Fire LinkedIn: ​​India Jackson Instagram: @FlauntYourFire Ready to dive deeper?Get access to more live conversations like these in The Pause on the Play Community. Members are able to ask their questions and share their observations in the chat, as well as get access to the recordings, along with our full library of past workshops and resources, community conversations, Q&A with India and Erica, co-working hours, and more.Learn more at pauseontheplay.com/community

If you have lots of ideas but not a lot of progress happening in your business, this episode is going to help you change that. My guest, Brionna Ned is a self-proclaimed multidimensional misfit with multiple businesses to allow her freedom in entrepreneurship. It's possible to have it all but it's not possible to pursue it all at the same time and Brionna shares how she approaches being a multipassionate entrepreneur and the #1 question that will help you make decisions. In this conversation we cover:  The 30,000 ft view of Brionna's 3 business's Finding the common thread with all your passions How to identify the one thing to focus on so you can make progress Embracing the evolution of your business as things change Resources:  Define Success Free Resource: https://www.amandamckinney.com/success All podcast episodes: https://pod.link/1473751874 Amanda's Website: https://www.amandamckinney.com/ Amanda's Coaching Options: https://www.amandamckinney.com/coaching Amanda's Book: https://www.amandamckinney.com/book Brionna's Instagram: @https://www.instagram.com/the_everyday_lawyer/  Brionna's Twitter: @BrionnaNed Brionna's Websites: https://www.theeverydaylawyer.co, https://www.brionnaned.com

Have you heard about microdosing Ps1l0c1b1n but you've been scared to give it a go? Join me and my mentor, Brionna Morse, to chat more about mushroom magick and how creating an intentional practice and relationship with this medicine can change your life.   Tune in to hear: What to expect with microdosing Difference between joy and happiness How microdosing gives confidence and increases magick How it Harmonizes Relationships How it connects you deeper to Spirit/Source   About Brionna Morse: Brionna is a Microdosing Guide and Mindset Coach. She works with men and women all over the world, to walk along side them during their microdosing journey. She believes the use of Psilcobyin is one key to opening up more potential, freedom, and peace within a person's life. She has been a Clinical Licensed Therapist for 15 years. And although she does not practice any longer, she uses her education and background to help people breakthrough the mindset barriers and blocks holding them back from showing up more fully themselves to live a more fulfilled life. Follow her on Instagram HERE! Go to her site to learn more HERE!   About the Womb Shaman:  Nikki Colmone is a Womb Shaman that takes women on journeys to their womb spaces in order to rediscover their inner magick, creativity, passions, and desires so they can manifest infinite potentials and embody their abilities as Quantum Creators. Nikki found womb shamanism through her own healing journey and realized that all her own struggles and experiences were simply initiations towards the exact work she now provides. From her struggles of SA's, Autism, Religious Trauma, Abuse, Medical trauma to her own life experiences in the fields of Nutrition, Fitness, Wilderness Therapy, and Shadow Work - it all brought her to uncovering her unique magick: Womb Shamanism.   Ready to Untame yourself mama?? UNTAMED MOTHER IS OPEN!  If you're a mother and you are ready to feel peace in the midst of the overwhelming chaos within motherhood - then this is for you! About Untamed Mother: 6 weeks of group support on creating an intentional practice with the Spirit of Ps1l0c1b1n.  You'll receive: Weekly Group Calls Individual Support on protocols and dosages Shadow Work For Mothers Somatic Practices for Mothers Spirit-Channeled Movement for Mothers Constant Group Support inside our Secure Group Chat Support through integration to help you PRACTICE what you learn Microdosing Kit Sent to you Door   For more information or to join CLICK HERE Or if you have questions on microdosing, book a free call to chat more HERE!   CONNECT WITH THE WOMB SHAMAN:  Follow me on IG:  https://www.instagram.com/the_wombshaman/ Get on my email list:  https://www.nikkicolmone.com/email-sign-up  

Welcome back to Bri Books! This podcast episode is part 2 of our discussion all about transitioning from winter to spring (listen to part one here), and the products I recommend for jumpstarting your spring beauty routine. We're talking everything from serums to supplements and everything in between as I share my go-to's for the months ahead.  1:00 - Merit Great Skin Instant Glow Serum: If you know Bri Books, you know I love Merit Beauty. I just included Merit's gloss in a recent episode about my favorite winter beauty picks. The Merit Instant Glow Serum is excellent for creating a well-moisturized base for any makeup or skincare look. The serum has 2% niacinamide, which helps brighten the skin and smooth the texture, which is so important for spring. ($38) - Available at Meritbeauty.com, Sephora. 3:00 - The Face Shop: TFS is one of the brands I most clearly associate with in springtime. Whenever I reevaluate my routine, I look to include more clean, vegan, and eco-friendly products, which always leads me to TFS.  5:00 - Kiehl's Ultrapure High Potency Serums - Kiehl's re-released an exciting line of products made with 10 ingredients or less. Any of these new serums are great for starting your spring skincare routine, especially the 5% niacinamide and 9.8% glycolic serum. Ultra Pure 9.8% Glycolic Acid Serum ($26) and Ultra Pure 5% Niacinamide Acid Serum ($26) are two of my favorites 6:20 - Ole Henriksen Pout Preserve Peptide Lip Treatment - As the spring comes in, now's the time to restore, soften and nourish lips, body, etc. Enjoying this creamsicle-inspired lip treatment is the perfect final touch in the evening or first swipe in the morning. Available at Sephora for $22.  8:05 - CALPAK medium clear cosmetic case in lavender - I'd say CALPAK is one of my favorite brands for all things luggage and travel essentials for spring! The new cosmetic cases from CALPAK are the perfect size to pack all of your products for the weekend or next vacation. The most recent drop includes colors like emerald, lavender, and deep sea. the cult-followed clear cosmetic case recently launched in size medium which is great if you need to grab and go. Available for $85.  9:18 - Eastpak Tecum backpack - This road-ready bag is great for a daily commute or weekend vacation. The newly-launched Tecum backpack is perfect for laptops and cameras, and it helps with the ultimate organization. and will give you one less thing to worry about during your spring travels.    EPISODES MENTIONED Merit Beauty lipgloss review on an episode about favorite winter beauty products Brionna's Glamour.com article reviewing Merit Beauty   PRODUCTS Merit Great Skin Instant Glow Serum ($38) - Available at Meritbeauty.com, Sephora. The Face Shop Kiehls: Ultra Pure 9.8% Glycolic Acid Serum ($26), Ultra Pure 5% Niacinamide Acid Serum ($26),   Ultra Pure High-Potency 1.5% Hyaluronic Acid  Serum ($26) Ole Henriksen Pout Preserve Peptide Lip Treatment ($22 at Sephora, $22 online) CALPAK medium clear cosmetic case in lavender ($85) Eastpak Tecum backpack ($110)

You've seen her 280Z on the cover the recent Avants Magazine and seen her work in Black Panther and more, but now you can hear the incredible stories of profession stunt driver and drifter, Brionna Lynch. She gives us all the epic stunt driver stories, stories of last minute engine swaps, race prep, and so much more. Brionna is every bit as great of a story teller as she is a driver. Be sure to check out her article from the Avants magazine posted here and be sure to follow herInstagram to see all her latest updates!

In this month's episode of Citizens' Climate Radio, Peterson Toscano and Ruth Abraham feature four high school students who reveal the secret world of teenage lobbying. Brionna Dulay, Saachi Sharma, Cole Cochrane, and Anna Xies all volunteer for Citizens' Climate Lobby. We asked them, Are lobbyists evil?  Brionna Dulay is a high school senior in Washington State, who discovered a passion for climate advocacy after she was an eyewitness to severe flooding in her community. As a Punjabi-American, Brionna recognized the lack of her community's representation in climate advocacy and climate change's disproportionate effects on minority communities. This has pushed Brionna to speak to US senators and representatives along with local, regional, and state members of congress.  Saachi Sharma, also from Washington State, has been involved with Citizens' Climate Lobby since middle school, and she is now a high school junior. She believes that the work done by today's youth helps make the world a better place, and says, “There's really no age to when you can start being more climate-conscious”.  Cole Cochrane started his advocacy at age 11 as a volunteer on campaigns for local candidates. Cole is now a senior in high school and has co-founded a nonprofit organization called Maine Youth Action. He serves as the Policy Director. Maine Youth Action aims to empower youth in politics and have their voice heard in critical areas like climate action. Anna Xies lived in China till she was 11 and is now a senior in high school in Washington State. Anna is the statewide leader of Citizens' Climate Lobby Youth and previously worked on team recruitment. Anna was struck by the positive feedback from new team members, who told her that CCL has changed their lives and given them more confidence in their public speaking and in the future of our plant.  So are lobbyists evil? Anna says, “I don't think lobbying is inherently evil. I think when you get a lot of money involved with it, it gets a little bit corrupt at times”.  Cole looks at lobbying as hands-on advocacy, he says protesting is “the mobilization of the masses and that's how you get the attention of the legislators, but who's going to carry that attention when the rallies and those protests start fading away?”. We decided to call a professional lobbyist to find out more.  Ben Pendergrass has worked in Washington for over 14 years as a Congressional staff and a government relations professional. He is CCL's Vice President of Government Affairs and works to advance the policy goals of CCL in Congress. Ben gave us the inside scoop on professional lobbying and had some advice for youth lobbyists. Ben suggests that “being informed, being polite, and really connecting the issues back to the state or district is always very important.”  Dig Deeper Get involved with Citizens Climate Lobby Youth  Check out the work Cole and many others are doing at Maine Youth Action  Learn about the story of the youth climate movement in the book Movement Makers: How Young Activists Upended the Politics of Climate Change  A Baby Boomer and a Gen Zer Walk Into a Climate Action Meeting, what happens next?  Good News Story CCR's very own intern, Lila Powell, tells us about two young climate advocates' successes in sustainability. Franziska Trautmann and Max Steitz were students at Tulane University in New Orleans, Louisiana. While sipping wine in their backyard, Franziska and Max pondered the future of the glass bottle it came in, since NOLA doesn't have a government-funded glass recycling program. Tune in to hear how they turned that into a happy ending for their whole community! NEW! Listener Survey We want to hear your feedback about this episode. After you listen, feel free to fill in this short survey. Your feedback will help us as we make new decisions about the content, guests, and style of the show. You can fill it out anonymously and answer whichever questions you like.  You can hear Citizens' Climate Radio on: iTunes Spotify SoundCloud Podbean Stitcher Radio Northern Spirit Radio PlayerFM TuneIn Radio Also, feel free to connect with other listeners, suggest program ideas, and respond to programs in the Citizens' Climate Radio Facebook group or on Twitter at @CitizensCRadio. Check out the transcript over on our show page cclusa.org/radio    

In this month's episode of Citizens' Climate Radio, Peterson Toscano and Ruth Abraham feature four high school students who reveal the secret world of teenage lobbying. Brionna Dulay, Saachi Sharma, Cole Cochrane, and Anna Xies all volunteer for Citizens' Climate Lobby. We asked them, Are lobbyists evil? See our full show notes and transcript: https://citizensclimatelobby.org/blog/podcast/episode-82-are-lobbyists-evil/ Brionna Dulay is a high school senior in Washington State, who discovered a passion for climate advocacy after she was an eyewitness to severe flooding in her community. As a Punjabi-American, Brionna recognized the lack of her community's representation in climate advocacy and climate change's disproportionate effects on minority communities. This has pushed Brionna to speak to US senators and representatives along with local, regional, and state members of congress. Saachi Sharma, also from Washington State, has been involved with Citizens' Climate Lobby since middle school, and she is now a high school junior. She believes that the work done by today's youth helps make the world a better place, and says, “There's really no age to when you can start being more climate-conscious”. Cole Cochrane started his advocacy at age 11 as a volunteer on campaigns for local candidates. Cole is now a senior in high school and has co-founded a nonprofit organization called Maine Youth Action. He serves as the Policy Director. Maine Youth Action aims to empower youth in politics and have their voice heard in critical areas like climate action. Anna Xies lived in China till she was 11 and is now a senior in high school in Washington State. Anna is the statewide leader of Citizens' Climate Lobby Youth and previously worked on team recruitment. Anna was struck by the positive feedback from new team members, who told her that CCL has changed their lives and given them more confidence in their public speaking and in the future of our plant. We decided to call a professional lobbyist to find out more. Ben Pendergrass has worked in Washington for over 14 years as a Congressional staff and a government relations professional. He is CCL's Vice President of Government Affairs and works to advance the policy goals of CCL in Congress. Ben gave us the inside scoop on professional lobbying and had some advice for youth lobbyists. Ben suggests that “being informed, being polite, and really connecting the issues back to the state or district is always very important.” CCR's very own intern, Lila Powell, tells us about two young climate advocates' successes in sustainability. Franziska Trautmann and Max Steitz were students at Tulane University in New Orleans, Louisiana. While sipping wine in their backyard, Franziska and Max pondered the future of the glass bottle it came in, since NOLA doesn't have a government-funded glass recycling program. Tune in to hear how they turned that into a happy ending for their whole community!

Our Paint Talks Podcast guest today is Brionna Morse! Brionna is a 16-year Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist with over 2O+ years in the mental health field. Brionna is currently a microdosing Guide and Mindset Coach and works with 6 and 7-figure business owners/entrepreneurs. She also works with men and women who are looking to get off SSRIs, improve their quality of life, and create more peace of mind and emotional freedom in their lives. Brionna is also a dog mom and foster mom for dogs. She is a voice for increasing awareness around spaying/neutering and adoption. Avid outdoor lover, including hiking, shooting her crossbow, wake surfing, rollerskating, walking the dogs, traveling, and taking road trips. Website Facebook Instagram

MWSU junior Brionna Budgets 2/1/23 - Washburn postgame

MWSU's Brionna Budgets - UCM postgame 1/21/23

Let's dive into magic mushrooms and microdosing with Brionna Morse, microdosing guide and mindset coach. In this episode, we explore the legality of psilocybin, the benefits of microdosing, what a protocol may look like, why a guide is so important, ad all of the reasons magic mushrooms may be your next supportive therapy.  disclaimer: This podcast is for informational purposes only. We are not offering medical advice and we don't encourage illegal activities. Please consult with your own doctor or mental health professional before starting any new modality.episodes mentioned: How To Discuss Holistic Options With Your Doctorcontact:  www.brionnamorse.com + @brionna_morseCiara @oranutrition + www.oranutrition.com Kristen @nhhnutrition + www.nhhnutrition.com FHP @thefiercelyholisticpodcast

Missouri Western women's basketball players Connie Clarke, Jordan Cunningham, Brionna Budgets at MIAA Basketball Media Day.

Brionna Halverson discusses the 12th-ranked Billikens and their upcoming matchup with Loyola Chicago. She also talks climbing the mountain, women's soccer at SLU and more!

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Character Deaths and Impact: Darth Vader | Kylo Ren | [SPOILER] in Stranger Things | [SPOILER] in Obi-Wan Kenobi | Cultural Perspectives in Tokyo Vice Jay Sherer (The Story Geeks) breaks down character deaths. Why are some character deaths received well while others are hated by fans? We'll break down different character deaths, the perspectives on those deaths, and why some fans are starting to say things like: "I don't want characters to die." Also, special thanks to Brionna for the excellent, intelligently-written letter to me that brought up this week's topic! New shows come out all the time. Watch on YouTube or listen on your preferred podcast provider!   SUPPORT THE CHANNEL + STORYTELLING RESOURCES: https://www.patreon.com/howstorieswork   JAY'S ORIGINAL STORIES (CO-WRITTEN BY NATHAN SCHECK): Death of a Bounty Hunter (novel and audiobook): http://deathofabountyhunter.com Timeslingers (YA serial adventure story): https://www.amazon.com/Timeslingers/d... Star Wars: Rivals (short film): https://youtu.be/wrqWoTLRzCw   FOLLOW/CONNECT: Twitter: https://twitter.com/storytellinghsw Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thestorygeeks/

As a mother who loves basketball as much as her children do, Sanciarhea shares her joy of navigating her kids to becoming professional basketball players!

Listen to a new episode of PIVOT, a show brought to you by YNS Live with NFL Thread recorded live on Fireside with hosts Juliet Hahn and Cynthia Zordich featuring special guests Joe and Bri Barksdale.   Singer, songwriter, and producer Joe Barksdale describes his musical path as beginning with “gospel, rap, soul, and R&B, the four major food groups for black, inner-city Detroit.” With a style fueled by an eclectic genre mix, influences included Jimi Hendrix, Marvin Gaye, Sly, and the Family Stone, Teddy Pendergrass, and Kanye West. His unique sound smoothly blends aspects from blues, soul, jazz, rock, and more, creating an immersive experience at once both upbeat and up-close-and-personal — a captivating world spreading a message of love and unity, harmoniously uniting people through music.   Joe's 2017 debut album, Butterflies, Rainbows & Moonbeams, was followed in rapid succession by Electric Soul (2019), produced by the legendary Narada Michael Walden, Sincerely (2020), R & B(eats) (2020), and most recently, 2021's The Kyber Tapes, an homage to his Star Wars Obsession.   A passion for engineering led Barksdale to the Detroit Area Pre-College Engineering Program at age 13. When that didn't work out, football was one of the few summer activity options available. All-American honors as a Cass Technical High School lineman led to scholarship offers, and acceptance of Louisiana State University's offer, enhanced by its engineering program. After starting on LSU's 2008 NCAA championship team, he played with the Raiders, Rams, Chargers, and Cardinals. Concluding an 8-year NFL run, Barksdale hung up his cleats in 2019 to pursue music full-time, settling in Austin, Texas with his wife Brionna and two young daughters. Depression, long-undiagnosed Autism Spectrum Disorder, and a childhood peppered with abuse, rejection, and neglect fed a strong inner critic clamoring to divert Barksdale from his goals. In his youth, football and music lessons fostered resilience, while therapy as an adult re-channeled his energies to focus on excellence. After the passing of Cass coach and mentor Charleston Fobbs in 2013, Rams coach Jeff Fisher encouraged rekindling his love for music as a creative outlet to cope with grief. Music became a voice previously missing from his life, with professional instruction fine-tuning his multiple gifts. Concurrently, he fosters awareness to tackle the stigma surrounding mental illness — including publicly sharing his own experience of 20+ years of silently suffering from depression and suicidal thoughts — to encourage others to seek help. Focused, driven, and competitive in all pursuits, Barksdale is committed to emerging as his generation's premier guitar player, eyeing Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction. Refusing constraint to a single creative outlet, he's an avid journaler and poet, and relishes his role as Tech Lord of the Sith, producing quick, irreverent product review videos. Simultaneously enamored with comedy — citing Bill Burr, Dave Chappelle, and Patrice O'Neal as primary influences — he includes the Mark Twain Prize for American Humor among future ambitious goals. A dedicated artisan defying singular categorization, Barksdale is confidently making his mark across a far-reaching creative galaxy, forcefully checking multiple boxes along his journey.   Animal addict, self-starter, espresso shot lover, entrepreneur, and relocation specialist. Brionna Barksdale likes to say she's in the sweet spot between productivity and creativity, and she uses those attributes to help craft solutions and experiences both virtually and in real life. As a wife and mother of four, two daughters, and two Dobermans Pinschers @aria_and_anikan - Brionna is the CEO/founder of Top-Tier Event Group. Brionna's latest association is joining The Pet Summit team as Operations Director. Although Brionna may not be a social media influencer, she inspires people every day by being authentic with everyone she encounters.   Reach out to Joe and Bri at TheDavidBrand.com or via Instagram.     Remarkable Quotes   Joe Barksdale:   “Football was the first time I was around adults that were happy to see me. I fell in love with being good. I fell in love with being the best at what I do. It was the competitive in me that allowed me to be good. Being on the football field gave me a purpose and that I deserved to be on the planet. I wasn't just taking, I was giving.”   “I was never passionate about football. I was passionate about being good at the game. The reason why I wanted to be good is for the accolades because I wanted a reason to prove that I was meant to be alive.”   “I know that the best 'ME' that I can be will be the best 'ME' for my family.”   Bri Barksdale:   “You can either be stuck in traffic or the reason for the traffic jam. So you gotta be thankful that you're just stuck in traffic.”   “It's one thing to pivot. It's another thing to pivot when your plan doesn't go seamlessly and there's a lot of pivoting that goes on.”   “I wrote down the words because I'm more of a lyrics person. He [Joe Barksdale] is more of the music person.”     Sponsor   The YNS Live With NFL Thread Super Bowl Experience is sponsored by Shutterstock Editorial.  Wherever you go - Shutterstock is there to capture it!   Contact Shutterstock at assigments@shutterstock.com and take the field with Shutterstock's award-winning photography superstars.       Find Us Online! Fireside: Juliet Hahn | Cynthia Zordich Instagram: Juliet Hahn | Cynthia Zordich | NFL Thread LinkedIn: Juliet Hahn | Cynthia Zordich FB: Juliet Hahn | NFL Thread Clubhouse: Juliet Hahn YouTube: Juliet Hahn Twitter: Juliet Hahn | Cynthia Zordich | NFL Thread

NOW, for a completely different perspective:  Lance and Holly's daughter Brionna joins the show.  She brings a co worker Hannah for an evening of frivolity.  Since the show became a drinking game, we almost die during the show.   It's a mess.   Skip this one.  Skip ALL of them....

Happy 2022 from Brionna at Bri Books! In this episode, I'll be sharing a few uplifting tips that'll help you upgrade your wellness routine this year. I want to use this episode to bring optimism and hope to you as you build out your wellness routine for the months and years to come.  SHOW NOTES 2:15 - #1: Self-care activities! I take my self-care very seriously (here's a link to an episode about how to create a relaxation routine!) Self-care isn't limited to skincare masks and bubble baths. In my opinion, self-care activities include moments spent on things like daily prayer and meditation, journaling, massage, acupuncture, and other soothing practices--anything that helps to connect you to your internal self.    3:40 - #2: Sleep care! Raise your hand if you've fallen asleep with your personal tech within reach at least once this week. As you know, this isn't the best thing for our bodies--you don't want to see bright lights right before bed. Creating (and sticking to!) A sleep care routine is a great way to upgrade your wellness practice. Removing as many stimuli as possible, as early in the night as possible, you're able to maintain a sleep routine and sleep more soundly, increasing the likelihood of waking up refreshed. Another option: reading a lighthearted book before bed and building bedtime rituals like closing your window shades, lighting a bedside candle, brewing a cup of tea, or misting a pillow or your room with your favorite aromatherapy spray.   6:15 - #3: Build a consistent workout routine that boosts confidence! By reframing your workout practice with the intention of being confident, you're more likely to be consistent with your progress. My favorite fitness queens are Yoga with Adrienne, Move with Nicole, and Body Fit by Amy 7:45 - These are the products I've been introducing into my wellness routine  7:55 -  Cheeribundi, an all-natural tart cherry juice. Cherries are one of the most antioxidant-rich superfoods, and they're scientifically proven to reduce muscle soreness, increase recovery, and reduce inflammation. I love to have my Cheeribundi drinks after an exercise session to aid with muscle repair. I also pour a few ounces of Cheeribundi into my protein shakes--the tart cherry adds sweetness and cuts down on me having sugar cravings in the early afternoon and diluting the cherry juice with water keeps my hydration interesting. Cheeribundi goes a long way in keeping your body strong, taste buds satisfied, and workouts even more effective.  9:35 - SuperMush is a functional mushroom spray you spritz into your mouth and onto your tongue. In history, For thousands of years, people around the world ate fungi daily. Nowadays you're lucky to find them in your salad. Mushrooms promote healthy gut flora and are vital in our health. Supermush spray is the most immediate and effective way to get a mushroom supplement into your system. I spray it on my tongue after breakfast or when I wake up. The brand is gorgeous---inspired by the culture and music of the 60s and 70s, each spray is a high potency, easy to use, and delicious. If you're dipping your toe into the world of mushrooms, SuperMushis is a fantastic starting point so you can't go wrong. 12:00 - Goli Nutrition Apple Cider Vinegar and Ashwagandha gummies! I've been taking these gummies for a couple of weeks now. Apple cider vinegar is excellent for cellular function, and ashwagandha root is known to promote calmness and reduce stress.    13:30 - #4: Creating a meal plan and hydration plan! I can't tell you what to eat, but planning what to eat makes life a lot less stressful. I like to plan my meals for 2-3 days at a time so that at all times I know what I'm having for the next two lunches, dinners, and breakfasts. I'm able to shop at the farmer's market with these meals in mind. In terms of a hydration plan, I recommend you grab a 64 oz jug, 32 oz jug, or 16 oz glass jar, determine how much water you'll drink each hour, up to 64 oz in the day. Finishing one glass of water after the next creates a feedback loop of completion and consistency, inspiring you to finish the next.    15:30 - #5: Daily dance! Acupuncture and wellness practitioner Jessica Parks of 'Growing Space' recommended the practice of indulging in a carefree 3 minutes of dancing at least once a day. It's a fun way to inject joy and a playful attitude into the day as early as possible. You can find more about Jessica Parks here.  How are you updating your routine in the new year? Share it with me on Instagram at @bribookspod.  PRODUCTS MENTIONED: How to create relaxation routine Yoga with Adrienne Move with Nicole Body Fit by Amy Cheeribundi SuperMush Goli Ashwaganda gummies Acupuncture and wellness practitioner Jessica Parks of 'Growing Space' in Brooklyn, NY

Welcome to the Bri Books ‘Career Crash Course' mini-series! I'm sharing all the tips needed to help recent grads navigate the confusing yet exciting ‘real world' after college. Join me as I discuss career topics that most students don't learn in college--like how to actually land a job--and go deep on lessons learned from my own career across tech, social media, and journalism. For job search coaching questions and partnerships, email at bri@bribookspod.com. In this episode, we sit down with Amelia Duffy, a junior and Research Associate attending the School of Information at the University of Michigan School of Information. Amelia and Brionna chat about how to leverage interests and hobbies in order to build a portfolio career for yourself postgrad, and the power of having multiple interests when it comes to the working world. For job search coaching questions and partnerships, email at bri@bribookspod.com, and follow @bribookspod on Instagram and Twitter. SHOW NOTES 0:00-2:20 - Intro 2:45 - Meet Amelia Duffy, a junior at the School of Information at the University of Michigan, class of 2023.  4:00 - Amelia walks us through her thought process surrounding selecting courses, and how she's using her college courses to help her make a more informed decision about her career path.  7:00 - “When you stop trying to force something on yourself, what you're meant to do will come naturally.” - Brionna Jimerson  8:20 - Brionna's podcast recommendation, “Side Hustle Pro” podcast by Nicaila Matthews Okome, a University of Michigan Ross School of Business graduate who pivoted her entrepreneurial passions into a full-grown career.  12:00 - On moving from company to company: “One of the things I've been trying to avoid is feeling pigeonholed into one space. It's nice to hear about someone who has comfortably switched between roles and companies.” 13:00 - Brionna's advice on how to switch jobs as a recent grad: “Once you're on the boat, you can always change decks.” Find a company that has other business arms that interest you, where you can expand and grow into. Set up informational interviews with people who have the skillsets you're trying to develop.” 20:30 - Amelia's career advice: “You want to go into a career that goes on your strengths instead of one that just makes money, because 1.) You'll enjoy it because it'll come easier to you and 2.) You'll constantly be trying to catch up because the career won't ride on your strengths but will ride on the strengths of others.  22:30 - What Amelia wishes she knew about the job search and wants undergraduates to know now: “You don't need a big name company right out of college. You can grow so much more in other areas of companies. Not every single person in the US from the top college is competing for the same jobs. Take a step back. You have to understand you can grow in other places.” 26:00 - How to pursue interests and extracurriculars as part of your career DNA 29:00 - Brionna's #BriBooks recommendations for Amelia: “Data Science from Scratch: The First Principles of Python” published by O'Reilly, and “Your Money or Your Life: 9 Steps to Transforming Your Relationship with Money and Achieving Financial Independence” by Vicky Robin and Joe Dominguez. 

SECRETS TO FINDING A JOB AS A RECENT GRAD Welcome to the Bri Books ‘Career Crash Course' mini-series! I'm sharing all the tips needed to help recent grads navigate the confusing yet exciting ‘real world' after college. Join me as I discuss career topics that most students don't learn in college--like how to actually land a job--and go deep on lessons learned from my own career across tech, social media, and journalism. In this episode, we sit down with Ameenah Rashid, an Associate Analyst at eCommerce startup Profitero, and Tufts class of 2021. Ameenah and Brionna chat about navigating post-grad life and how to make those first crucial career decisions after college. For job search coaching questions and partnerships, email at bri@bribookspod.com, and follow @bribookspod on Instagram and Twitter.    SHOW NOTES 2:45 - Meet Ameenah Rashid, 21, Associate Analyst at Profitero, an eCommerce startup in Boston. Here's the story of how Ameenah navigated those first decisions post-college by leaning on her interdisciplinary interests.  3:45 - How Ameenah spent almost the entirety of her senior year of college applying for jobs, ranging from analyst to finance to tech roles. Now that she has some stability, she's ready to think about the next steps and play her cards more wisely. She'd been on the job search treadmill for a year, and now that she has a chance to stop, she's working on being intentional about the next phase of her career.  5:20 - On the importance of cultivating interests outside of work. “I've always been left-brained and right-brained in my professional interests and hobbies. Career-wise, I've done a lot of marketing because there are so many marketing positions. I've done marketing, strategy, social media, some consulting, digital work, and I currently work as an analyst. My current role as an analyst is more technical than any role I've had before, so I'm leaning into that side of things.” 6:30 - Why it's important to focus on getting the skill sets you need in order to set yourself up for success, and how to mine your own life's experiences for ways you can incorporate your own knowledge into your professional life. “In my undergrad life, I'm proud of exploring internships in a diverse range of industries--from engineering education to the Olympics to marketing the editorial--it's taught me that it doesn't matter if you don't know everything about the experience. You can pick things up on the fly.  9:30 - The dangers of trying to put yourself into a ‘box' professionally, and how to leverage your college activities as part of your job search process   16:00 - How Ameenah is making the most of her first job post-college, and Ameenah's advice for soon-to-be graduates/ what she wishes she knew six months ago. . "The whole time I was applying for jobs I was irrationally stressed when in reality if I didn't have a job it'd be fine."  18:00 - Brionna's #Bribooks read: “Consumed” by Aja Barber 20:00 - Brionna's #Bribooks recommendation for Ameenah: “Your Money Life: Your 20s” by Peter Dunn. 

Brionna Mendoza is a Ph.D. Candidate in History at THE Ohio State University, studying the Cold War and the War on Drugs in the United States and Latin America throughout the 20th century. She is also a Managing Editor for Origins: Current Events in Historical Perspective, overseeing the writing & production for the second season of the serial podcast "Prologued" that tells the story of the Global War on Drugs. A published author, earnest millennial, and self-proclaimed Instagram addict, Brionna ardently works towards connecting people "who hated history in high school" with engaging tales of the past that ultimately shaped the world we live in today. https://twitter.com/brionna_mendoza https://twitter.com/ProloguedPod https://twitter.com/OriginsOSU https://www.instagram.com/bri_doza15/ https://www.instagram.com/originsosu/

Managing editor of Origins OSU, host of the podcast exploring the global impact of “the war on drugs” called "Prologued," Brionna Mendoza is a PhD Candidate at The Ohio State University. Brionna is a lover of live music, swing dancing queen, Nicolas Cage fanatic, whose days are spent studying life after the war on drugs. Growing up in Fresno to a tight-knit family, we explore what life might have looked if she stayed there instead of relocating to the mid-west.

Tune in a hear Brionna Simons share her insights about Account Management, Marketing, and the collaboration between creative and account teams to bring forth an exceptional client experience.  She'll also share how she crafted her job search to lead her to her ideal role at OBE (On Board Experiential), where she is currently a Sr. Account Manager Brionna is an experiential & Multicultural Marketer and  Strategist.  Prior to OBE, she was at XPrize. She has spent the past 12 years in marketing with a specialty in strategy, events, and account management. She is passionate about advancing diversity in the workplace, the marketing industry, and the world. She thrives on creating processes out of chaos and building long-term relationships. In her free time, she is the Co-VP of Culture & Equity for Soapbox Women. You can find Brionna on LI: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brionnasimons/  or at www.brionnasimons.com Info on OBE can be found here: https://www.obexp.com/  

Hello & welcome to all the recovering super soldiers, agents on the run, villains who like to dance, and everything in between. After six weeks, The Falcon and The Winter Soldier series has come and gone, and with it, we have a new Captain America. Brionna Sutton makes her return to FANGIRL FORUM, along with In-Out-Delete's Robert Meza, to review The Falcon and The Winter Soldier series. Hear what we think worked, what didn't work, and how the series could improve if there is another season. Plus, we also react to new Phase 4 news, like Olivia Colman joining the Secret Invasion cast. Find out why we're all excited for Chloé Zhao's Eternals and why Brionna thinks the Avengers: Endgame final battle should've been at least 30 minutes long. Grab your vibranium shields (hopefully, they aren't stained with blood): listen to our lively discussion now! This is a SPOILER-FILLED episode. Spoilers are ahead for the entire Falcon and the Winter Soldier series (I'm serious) YOU HAVE BEEN PROPERLY WARNED! Listen to Robert's podcast, In-Out-Delete, on iTunes, Soundcloud, Spotify, & YouTube! Follow Robert Meza on Instagram: @rmeza88 Follow Brionna Sutton on Twitter: @matinee_honey Follow Brionna Sutton on Instagram: @matinee.honey Follow Fangirl Forum on Twitter: @FangirlForumPod Don't forget to subscribe, rate, comment, and share with the masses!

Mike Claiborne is joined by USA Today MLB Columnist Bob Nightengale talking MLB as a whole in the first month and when they expect more fans to be in ballparks. Cardinals President of Baseball Operations joins Claiborne talking about his club in the first month. What it looks like with protocols now that they have reached 85% vaccinated. Finally, SLU Women’s Soccer Senior defender Brionna Halverson joins the show talking about the team’s success winning three A-10 titles in a row and going to the NCAA Tournament again. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode: The pod squad is joined by a special guest this week, Brionna! We begin with a quick recap of everyone's week including Chris transitioning into being an old man and Tyana's experience as a vendor at The Women's Empowerment conference. We pay our respects to DMX and the impact he left on us. Also Tonie leads us into a conversation that address microagressions and gaslighting and how do we deal with those types of situations. Also we explore what's something each of us want people to understand about us that may be genrally misunderstood?  Instead of letting people control the narrative, we offer clarity on what it is we want people to understand.Lastly, in the light of the tragic and unnecessary passing of Daunte Wright at the hands of police and the contentious interaction with Army Lt. Caron Nazario with police at a routine traffic stop we pose another question:  Are we wasting our breath trying to get people to acknowledge racism and white supremacy in America?To hear all of our responses check out the episode on all streaming platforms.Check it out and share and follow our pages!Instagram: @complicatedsimplicitypodcastFacebook: Complicated Simplicity PodcastTwitter: CSimplicitypod

Working in the medicare insurance and community space for over a decade, Brionna Jones, shares stories about her family and what she's learned as a healthcare resource provider about the challenges and benefits of going vegan in disproportionately-impacted communities. Follow Brionna on Instagram @veganeatswithbri and tune in for insights, tips and a great dialogue about radicalizing wellness!

This week on Mindphucked, Bria hosted a Pre "Galentine's" with guests' Brionna Banks (A.K.A Hillary), Adrian Campbell of Adrian Ra'Nise Slays, and Chazney Bailey. The girls discuss the dating scene in KC, their bare minimums when dating, and how many chances are "Too Many" when in a relationship. Also, Brionna talks about her new single, "I Like" and the process of her up incoming rap career.

Brionna lynch is a 24 year older professional stunt driver who has been in the movie industry for 7 years. Driving isn’t just her profession, it’s her passion. She developed  a love for anything with an engine at age 3 which is when she was gifted her first pee wee 50. Her passion for motocross grew throughout her High school career which eventually lead her to 4 wheels and a steering wheel. As Brionna’s curiosity grew, she dove into drifting head first. As she progressed, the next natural step was to build her own car to go with her new skill set. Today she finds herself with 2 cars she built in her own garage and she continues to explore different styles of driving.

EPISODE # 27Today's Show will cover:1. The Breonna Taylor incident & decision2. QuestionBut first: Please support us on Patreon. Go to: https://www.patreon.com/thepoliceandthepeopleAll that we ask is a $5.00 per month. This helps to pay for the podcast so we can continue to put them out for you. o   GSPCC – WHY WE DO WHAT WE DO – We want to enhance the careers of law enforcement & corrections officers everywhere. o   HOW – competitive hosting agreements, instructors that are experts in their fields, o   WHAT WE OFFER ……next class dates, hosting opportunities, leadership consultingo   Lucas's businesso   Any true sponsorsIntro Music§  Breonna Tayloro   What actually happenedo   What is a no-knock warrant & why does it matter?o   The AG's and grand jury's decision to not indictLink to Fox Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AsgSBQjQHCo&t=197s§  Question - What was your favorite position or rank during your career?Closingo   If you know someone that is looking to get into the law enforcement profession, make sure you pick up a copy of our “LAW ENFORCEMENT TEST PREPARATION GUIDE”. We have it linked on our website – GS-PCC.COM. Once there, go to the PRODUCTS & RESOURCES tab and scroll down to PREPARATION & STUDY GUIDES and you will see it. OR, you can just do a search for the book on Amazon. The law enforcement test preparation guide gives valuable insight on how to prepare for each step of a police testing process. The people who succeed at getting these jobs over their competition are the ones that are prepared. Don't get left behind. o   Make sure you subscribe to this podcast on the following platforms:§  Itunes§  iHeartradio§  Stitcher§  Spotify§  Google Play§  Alexao   Follow us on Twitter @GSPCC1o   Follow & Like us on Facebook – Facebook.com/GSPCC1o   Follow us on Instagram - instagram.com/gspcc/o   Monthly Newsletter – Go to gs-pcc.com and click on the newsletter icon in the upper, right corner of the screen.  

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This is a very special episode of the Swirl Suite. Sarita joins Brionna of the Bri Books Podcast and gives intimate details of the My Taught You Retreat. It's been a month and they are still unpacking this life changing experience. Follow Bri:https://www.instagram.com/bribookspod/ http://bribookspod.com/Join us at The Black Wine Experience during the 2019 Essence Fest:https://theblackwineexperience.com/Follow Swirl Suite:@SwirlSuitewww.swirlsuite.comSarita @VineMeUpTanisha @GirlMeetsGlassLeslie @Vino301Glynis @Vino_NoireSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/SwirlSuite. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.Check out the highly anticipated podcast app that's created for the black community. The ALIVE Podcast App is the home of Black voices - where community, culture, and creatives live.

This is a very special episode of the Swirl Suite. Sarita joins Brionna of the Bri Books Podcast and gives intimate details of the My Taught You Retreat. It's been a month and they are still unpacking this life changing experience. Follow Bri:https://www.instagram.com/bribookspod/ http://bribookspod.com/Join us at The Black Wine Experience during the 2019 Essence Fest:https://theblackwineexperience.com/Follow Swirl Suite:@SwirlSuitewww.swirlsuite.com Sarita @VineMeUpTanisha @GirlMeetsGlassLeslie @Vino301Glynis @Vino_NoireSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/SwirlSuite. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.