Podcast appearances and mentions of brittany bailey

Revolutionaries Jimmy Lizama, Meg Wachter, and AnneMarie Drolet at the Ride of Silence in Los Angeles. 3:22 A Great Tree Ride for Bike Week in Northampton, Mass. with All Bodies on Bikes' Jacob Sheppard-Saidel, All Out Adventures' Karen Foster, and Friends of Northampton Trails' Elana Huisman. 9:31 Bike Touring in the U.S.A with Adventure Cycling Tours Operations Specialist Corbett Hall. 14:40 Taking on California's Active Transportation Program Cuts in Sacramento with Jeanine Ward-Waller, Director of Transportation Advocacy at Fearless Advocacy. 31:45 A dawning awareness of deadly drivers in San Diego, with Brittany Bailey. 36:46 Pasadena's Bike Month, with Day One's Colin Bogart, Active Transportation Director of Day One Pasadena, and Jonah Kanner of the Pasadena Complete Streets Coalition. 47:32

00:00 Show Open / Van Pichler, National Policy Advisor for the U.S. Department of Agriculture, discusses invasive species in Ohio. 10:30 Courtesy of our sister station, WBNS 10-TV, Brittany Bailey takes a look back at Intel's groundbreaking in New Albany earlier this month, where President Biden spoke; Kevin Landers talks to State Senator Jay Hottinger about concerns some people have about the development; a school district near Bellefontaine is considering arming teachers or other staff; and survivors of human trafficking recently gathered at the Ohio Statehouse. 37:30 Rita Soronen, President and CEO of the Dave Thomas foundation for Adoption, which focuses on securing homes for older children in need of adoption.

00:00 Show Open / Sue Woerkom, President of Columbus REALTORS, talks about the local housing market. 18:00 Lisa Hamilton, President and CEO of the Annie E. Casey Foundation, discusses their latest report on the health of kids in the U.S. and policies that improve it. 27:00 Courtesy of our sister station, WBNS 10-TV, Brittany Bailey looks at the recent signing of the CHIPS Act and its impact on Central Ohio; what the Inflation Reduction Act means for Medicare recipients; and the signing of the PACT Act to help ill military veterans, and the strong local connection there is to that legislation. 53:00 Dr. Albert Rizzo, Chief Medical Officer for the American Lung Association, discusses vaping and kids.

00:00 Show Open / Brandon Smith, Producer of ‘Tecumseh!' – The Outdoor Drama in Chillicothe, which begins its 50th anniversary season this week. 17:00 Courtesy of our sister station, WBNS 10-TV, Brittany Bailey looks at issues that include gun legislation and a bill that would restrict discussion in school classrooms dealing with gender identification and sexual orientation. 44:00 Dara Lieberman, Director of Government Relations at Trust For America's Health, discuses public health preparedness. 51:30 Leigh Purvis, Director of Health Care Costs and Access for AARP, discusses the high cost of ‘specialty' prescription drugs.

Emily Noble celebrated her 52nd birthday on May 24, 2020. The following day, she seemingly vanished. Brittany Bailey with 10TV in Columbus, Ohio, shares what happened.

Emily Noble celebrated her 52nd birthday on May 24, 2020. The following day, she seemingly vanished. Brittany Bailey with 10TV in Columbus, Ohio, shares what happened. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Welcome back for another season of Space to Build, the podcast dedicated to the hard working women of construction.This week our guest is Brittany Bailey!Brittany is a Licensed General Contractor, DIY Educator, and founder of PrettyHandyGirl.com a resource with over 1,500 DIY tutorials for everything from home improvement and repairs to crafting and smaller scale DIY projects.In this episode we talk about becoming a licensed general contractor, home rehab, homeownership, building confidence around power tools, and more!  I really enjoyed learning from Brittany.  I hope you do too.----------If you would like to connect with Brittany, you can find her online at PrettyHandyGirl.comHere are some of the things we reference:Pretty Handy Girl LinksTool Tutorials:https://www.prettyhandygirl.com/category/tool-tutorials/Hiring Great Contractors:https://www.prettyhandygirl.com/how-to-hire-great-contractors-questions-you-need-to-ask/Keeping Your House Warm:https://www.prettyhandygirl.com/9-ways-to-make-your-home-warmer-this-winter/Best Fit Face Mask:https://www.prettyhandygirl.com/best-fit-facemask/Etta Adventures:https://www.prettyhandygirl.com/?s=EttaMillie Adventures:https://www.prettyhandygirl.com/?s=Millie----------Please subscribe, rate, and comment!You can also join us online at SpacetoBuild.co@spacetobuild on InstagramSpecial thanks to the podcast editor, Sean Watkins!Another special thanks to Epidemic Sounds for the awesome music.

The conclusion of the Outrighteous Business Queen for the Culture segment introduces us to not only a Queen but also a fellow content creator. Brittany Bailey aka @Podcast.Bai has created a platform titled Echo of the past Podcast that is not only specific to the needs of African American people and culture but also her platform has also created a lane for itself and many shows to come after. Tune in to find out more about Podcast.Bai and her thoughts on the importance of education, history and the Hotep people who think they're just too woke to be here.  Host: @Devthe_voice Guest: @podcast.bai (Brittany Bailey) Echo of the Past Produced by: Outrighteous Content Creation

I'm joined by Podcaster Brittany Bailey who host Echo Of The Past Podcast. We speak on figures in Black History that's relevant today. We also get into how racism effects us even in medicine. Link To Connect With Brittany https://instabio.cc/20190724k6vsJXrU --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/advise-media-network/support

You know you are an expert organizer or productivity specialist, but does the world know? Blogging in 2018 is still a great way to tell people who you are, how you can help, and your unique point of view as an expert. Maybe you started a blog a few years ago and have let it slide down the priority list. Maybe you’ve been thinking about it and just don’t know how to get started. On this episode, Sarah talks with Brittany Bailey of prettyhandygirl.com about how to start and maintain a blog or any content creation platform. Brittany started blogging nearly 10 years ago, and has built up a great reputation in the DIY space. She specializes in “how-to” posts that walk people step-by-step through simple to complex home improvement project. She does all of this with the message (about blogging and DIY) “You can do it!” Brittany is a licensed general contractor, artist, graphic designer, web designer, photographer and lover of doing everything herself. Through her renovation projects, blogging, and social media posts, Brittany is all about breaking down the stereotype that women aren’t handy. What You Will Learn in this Episode: Understanding simple publishing tools like WordPress When to hire someone to help with your content How to become a contributor or add contributors to your blog Using Pinterest to your best advantage Setting up a content calendar Why there is plenty of room for more content How and why to treat your content creation like a business How to be confident in your POV even as you are starting out

From Corporate Desk Jobs to Full-Time Bloggers - 2 Tech Bloggers Tell their Story In today’s episode we're continuing our series where I’m handing the podcast over to you as listeners to tell your stories and tips of starting and growing your blogs. It started yesterday with the story of Brittany Bailey, a DIY blogger who grew her blog to hundreds of thousands of readers a month. Today I want to introduce two tech bloggers whose blogs have allowed them both to leave their corporate jobs to start their own businesses around their blogs. We’re sharing these stories and tips in the lead-up to the launch of our free ‘Start a Blog’ course, which launches in the second week of January. If you’ve been thinking about starting a blog, this free course will walk you through how to do it, and provide you with a good foundation for building a business around it. Links and Resources for From Corporate Desk Jobs to Full-Time Blogger: Register for ProBlogger's FREE Ultimate Guide to Start a Blog Course Facebook Group Paul’s blog   Sumit’s blog How to Create an Efficient Contact Page That Boosts Your Productivity How I Diversified My Blogging Income and Became a Full Time Blogger Full Transcript Expand to view full transcript Compress to smaller transcript view Darren: My name is Darren Rowse. I’m the blogger behind problogger.com, a blog, a podcast, event, job board, series of ebooks, and courses all designed to help you to start a great blog to create some amazing content that will change your readers’ lives and to build some profit around that blog too. You can learn more about ProBlogger and all that we do over at problogger.com. In today’s episode, episode 222, we’re continuing our series of blogger stories where I’m handing the podcast over to you as listeners, to tell your stories and to share some tips of starting and growing your blogs. This series started yesterday with the story of Brittany Bailey, a DIY blogger who grew her blog to hundreds of thousands of readers a month. You can listen to that. She did the introduction to these series, in episode 221. Today, I want to introduce you to two bloggers, two tech bloggers. Both of whom whose blogs enabled them to leave their real world desk corporate jobs to start their own businesses around their blogs. We’re sharing their stories and tips in the lead up to our Start A Blog course which launches in the second week of January. Have you been thinking about starting a blog? This free course will walk you through how to set up that blog with good foundations for building not only a useful blog to your readers but also good foundations for building a profitable blog. You can get notified when this course goes live by signing up over at problogger.com/startablog. You can also find a link to that in today’s show notes where I’ll also link our two bloggers of the day over at problogger.com/podcast/222. As I said at the top of the show, today, I want to play you two stories, both of which are from tech bloggers who started their blogs in the last four years. Both of whom have grown their blogs to a point where they’ve been able to give up their previous corporate jobs to become full-time bloggers which I know is a dream of many listeners of this podcast. I’ve decided to put these two stories together today because there are some real similarities and I know also that there are many of you who are our listeners to this podcast who blog about these more technical things. I thought putting those two together will give you a couple of examples of the kind of blogs that have done well. The first blogger that I want to introduce you to will be familiar to many of you, it’s Paul Cunningham from practical365.com. Paul will be familiar to many of you who are part of their Facebook group because he’s a regular contributor there.

Christmas is almost here - is your home ready? On this Chat with the Experts podcast, Kiel Hauck talks with Brittany Bailey of PrettyHandyGirl.com about how you can tackle DIY home decor projects and even make some amazing gifts for your family and friends. Grab your toolbox and get ready to DIY - listen in!

In episode #3 Gail talks about her largest DIY project ever—a DIY Picket Fence that took much longer than she ever anticipated!  But that’s what happens when a gal is determined to have a certain look that isn’t available out in the market.   Brittany Bailey from Pretty Handy Girl responded to a Facebook post about her largest DIY—her kitchen. Plus a couple of comments from facebook!   In today’s episode we had our very first call-in guest interview with Debbie Westbrooks from Refresh Restyle. Debbie talks about her largest DIY, but it’s actually one that had never made it on her blog!  Be sure to check out these blog posts that are popular on Refresh Restyle. Spray Painting Dining Chairs How to make a bench from a headboard and a table Hall Tree from an old door (this is the one we talked about in today’s show) Because this was the first recorded interview, there were some kinks to work out, and Gail  had to call Debbie a few times, BIG thanks to Debbie for being so patient. Debbie and Gail discussed the  White Kitchen Hutch Makeover.    Listen to Episode #3, If you're on iTunes, please rate, review and subscribe. DIY with MRL is also on Tune-In and Google Play. Thanks to today’s sponsor Heirloom Traditions Paint.  Visit their page and enter the coupon code MYREPURPOSEDLIFE and receive 10% off your order. You  should check out Gail's Heirloom Traditions Paint Projects.

Are you ready to tackle your next big home improvement project yourself? Before you reach for the toolbox, listen to our chat with DIY expert Brittany Bailey, the Pretty Handy Girl. Brittany joined us on the podcast to share helpful home tips to spruce up any room and also explains how to choose the right project and which projects should be left to the pros. Listen in!

Mark want's to know how to remove or replace a popcorn ceiling.   We discuss his options and refer him to a great tutorial from Brittany Bailey over at Pretty Handy Girl   Check out Brittany's tutorial on how to remove a popcorn ceiling    http://www.prettyhandygirl.com/scraping-your-own-popcorn-ceilings-its-a-messy-job-but-someones-gotta-do-it/   Today's Quick Tip is all about keeping your drywall tools clean.    Got a question?   Ask away over at Home Repair Tutor   http://www.homerepairtutor.com/podcast/