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3 episodes with california native
3 episodes with california native
2 episodes with california native
2 episodes with california native
2 episodes with california native
3 episodes with california native
2 episodes with california native
2 episodes with california native
2 episodes with california native
Is hustle culture a killer of creativity? Julian Guevara's photography journey took him from relentless hustling to burnout to balancing passion with practicality. After nearly stepping away from weddings entirely, he found that slowing down and stepping back was the best way to move forward. He talked with us about finding new inspiration, rethinking his workflow, and learning to say ‘no.' Julian reimagined his photography path to build a way forward that honors his passion and well-being About Julian: I'm Julian, A California Native and a photographer who works across both film and digital mediums. I've been fortunate to document a wide range of moments, from elopements and weddings to lifestyle shoots. I try to keep my approach grounded in storytelling, and I'm always chasing new ways to blend artistry with the structure of running a sustainable business. Links: http://julianguevara.com/ http://instagram.com/julianguevaraphoto/ http://www.youtube.com/c/JulianGuevaraphoto Get Narrative Select for Free: https://narrative.so/select
What are your top ten favorite California native species? Join me, Griff Griffith, and Michael Hawk as we joyously compile our collective top ten list (a veritable menagerie meets botanical garden) and discuss how we can help each species. Don't forget to follow Nature's Archive and Jumpstart Nature wherever you're listening now. Learn more about the great work Jumpstart Nature is doing on their website. The cover photo is by Charles Hood, who is generously allowing me to use it for this episode. Support Golden State Naturalist on Patreon and get perks starting at $4/month. Follow me on Instagram. My website is goldenstatenaturalist.com. The theme song is called “i dunno” by grapes and can be found here.
As one of the largest states in the country, California has a profound Native American heritage that spans the entire length of this 760 mile-long state. Home to over 100 tribes, California's tribal heritage runs deep and although tourism often overlooks indigenous experiences and activities, it's time that more travelers dedicated a portion of their trips to experience them.Whether you're drawn to immersive museums like the Autry Museum of the American West, which pays tribute to the contributions of Native American tribes, or you're eager to visit sacred sites and historical locations like Chumash Painted Cave State Historic Park, the state provides an abundance of opportunities for cultural enrichment.Satisfy your palate with indigenous cuisine at restaurants like Wahpepah's Kitchen or Café Ohlone, and savor indigenous-inspired libations at breweries such as Mad River Brewing or wineries like Camins 2 Dreams. For those seeking active and educational adventures, consider jet boat tours along the Klamath River or immerse yourself in the vibrant ambiance of a Pow Wow, where the traditions, music, and dances of Native American communities come to life.Furthermore, annual events like the California Indian Basketweavers' Association gathering and the Indigenous People's Day Sunrise Gathering on Alcatraz Island provide unique insights into the cultural significance of these traditions and the contemporary challenges faced by Native American communities.From Pow Wows to delicious, indigenous-owned restaurants, museums, and even breweries, here are some of the best cultural experiences to have in California.
On today's episode of the JKR Podcast, host Jayce Riegling sits down with California Native and 2026 USC Commit Bryce Morrison. They discuss being apart of MLB Dream Series, Baseball Generation experience, pitch development, and much more! https://jkrpodcast.com Build A Legacy | Blue Collar Mentality | White Collar Industry | Embrace The Personality | Continuously Evolve Follow The JKR Podcast on Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn for more updates and fan engagement!
Eli Watson, California Native and Filmmaker with Small Town Monsters joins us to discuss his latest endeavors, as well as Bigfoot: Road to Discovery! PLEASE LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, RATE, AND REVIEW ON ALL PLATFORMS: YouTube, Facebook, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Spreaker, or wherever you listen!Sean Forker is your host of SASQUATCH EXPERIENCE. The show also features Matt Arner, James Baker, Vance Nesbitt, and Henry May.Creative Consultants: Matt Knapp (Bigfoot Crossroads) & Les Sincavage (Xplorers: Seekers of the Truth). Show Executive Producer: Brian CorbinSpecial Thanks to all our Patreons:The Experiencers: Jeffreylee Matthis and Got Knockers!Trackcasters: Bob DeCecco, Bass1802The Hollers: Cindy Brewer, Kevin Casey, Gail Frederick, David Hickernell, Bryley Hull, Kristin L, and Lori WorthingtonWithout their support, this show would not be possible. For as little as $2/month, please consider becoming one of our supporters: https://www.patreon.com/SasquatchExperience.Our show intro music, “Epic Action Trailer” by Roman Senyk Music, is licensed to us under commercial use. “9-11 Bigfoot Call” is also used under Fair Use.The intro and exit voiceover work is credited to Sean Forker and Gabriel Forker.If you'd like to hear a particular topic or guest, EMAIL US: info@sasquatchexperience.comCheck us out on Social Media:facebook.com/sasquatchexperienceX.com/SquatchEXPInstagram.com/sasquatchexperienceVisit Our Website: http://www.sasquatchexperience.comSasquatch Experience by Sean Forker, James Baker, Henry May, and Vance Nesbitt is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.Based on a work at https://www.spreaker.com/show/sasquatch-experience.Permissions beyond the scope of this license may be available at https://www.sasquatchexperience.com/permission.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/show/sasquatch-experience/support.
I'm this episode the crew speaks to Ekene Ibekwe. The 17 year Overseas Pro Hooper tells how the Euro league playing overseas is different than playing in the NBA. He explains the pro & cons of playing overseas as well as explaining how these teams across the country determine your value for what you get paid. The California Native shares his story!Support the show
In this great episode, I had the honor to interview a former member of the La Premier team (2018-20) & California Native who's currently the Go Valiants Senior goalie for Manhattanville College, Luis Granados ⚽️
In this great episode, I had the honor to interview a former member of the La Premier team (2018-20) & California Native who's currently the Go Valiants Senior goalie for Manhattanville College, Luis Granados ⚽️
UConn men's basketball star and Northern California native Joey Calcaterra tells Murph and Mac the story of his journey from Marin Catholic to the Final Four.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
UConn men's basketball star and Northern California native Joey Calcaterra tells Murph and Mac the story of his journey from Marin Catholic to the Final Four.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
FULL MOON TONIGHT! Feng E! March 9 Thursday 6th Annual City of Laguna Beach Arbor Day Celebration 3 to 5 at Moulton Meadows Park (Top of Nyes Place) Mark Freeman's “Four Stringerz” will provde live music. Native tree planting ceremony, demonstrations & kid activities. Connect with gardening groups. The South Laguna Community Garden Park's table will: Be giving away 5 gallon California Native plants, packets of seeds for planting, unique handmade toys that celebrate trees, magnets/stickers, and will have Garden t-shirts for sale, and signed copies of ALANi and the GIANT KELP ELF, a children's story about Laguna's Bluebelt and Greenbelt areas, will be available. Bring the kids! March 17 Friday “The Plucky Charms” Grace Freeman's Celtic Women 1 to 3 at:Original Patsy's Laguna Niguel First come first served 6 to 8 at: Stillwater Dana Point $50 pp minimum, reservations only. Succulent Wreath Making Workshop with Jeanne Yale Sunday March 19th from 10:00 -11:30 South Laguna Community Garden Park 31610 Coast Hwy Participants will learn how to make a beautiful succulent wreath in this hands-on workshop! You may have seen these gorgeous and valuable creations at local nurseries. They are long-lasting and perfect for our climate. Jeanne has been a member of the Laguna Beach Garden Club since 2005 and was President from 2012 - 2014. She has been leading succulent wreath making workshops for many years and has provided the club and other organizations with wreaths for use in fundraisers. Suggested donation is $25. Enrollment will be limited. Please RSVP to Carly at Carlydayart@gmail.com
California is home to 6,500 native plant species, including some that are truly iconic, like coast redwoods, giant sequoias, bristlecone pines, and California poppies. If you're like me, you have a lot of questions about this wide variety of plants, like: What is it that makes native plants so important? What's the difference between a native plant and an endemic one? Why are some plants more beneficial for wildlife than others? How many rare plants do we have in California? What's important to know about gardening with natives? How can we each help increase biodiversity in our own neighborhoods and beyond? In this episode, join me and botanist Naomi Fraga from the California Botanic Garden as we discuss native plants, Global Biodiversity Hotspots, why some parts of the Mojave Desert are so wet, how to survive fieldwork in Death Valley, the swampy past of Los Angeles, and what each of us can do to ensure that the botanical richness of our state continues for generations to come. Rare plants mentioned by Naomi: Amargosa Niterwort Tecopa Bird's-Beak Aphyllon Validum (rock creek broomrape) Kelso Creek Monkeyflower Links: California Botanic Garden California Native Plant Society Calflora Calscape CNPS Inventory of Rare Plants Seven Forms of Rarity Springs and Seeps (Mojave Wetlands) Svalbard Global Seed Vault Native Plant Societies in North America Home Grown National Park (about) (map) Los Angeles and Palm Trees Outdoor Equity Groups Disparities in Nature Loss and Access to Nature Biodiversity Hotspots Kids Outdoors Support GSN on Patreon! My Instagram and TikTok are both @goldenstatenaturalist My website is www.goldenstatenaturalist.com The theme song is called "i dunno" by grapes, and you can find the Creative Commons License here.
On today's episode of the JKR Podcast, host Jayce Riegling sits down with California Native and 2024 Arizona St Commit Boston Bateman. They discuss MLB Draft rankings, being a 2way player, hitting/pitching mechanics, moving across the United States, and much more! Today's episode sponsor is Titan Bat Company. https://jkrpodcast.com Build A Legacy | Blue Collar Mentality | White Collar Industry | Embrace The Personality | Continuously Evolve Follow The JKR Podcast on Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn for more updates and fan engagement!
Nan Sterman is a California native, garden expert, garden designer, author, botanist, and award-winning communicator. Nan has long been dedicated to the transformation of planted landscapes from overly thirsty and resource-intensive to climate appropriate and sustainable. In addition to designing gardens, Nan works hard to connect plants to people and the planet. Some examples of that work include: · Her award-winning public TV show, A Growing Passion which Nan hosts, produces, and writes. Forty-eight episodes air on KPBS TV in San Diego, on CREATE TV, and are available online at www.AGrowingPassion.com. · Nan's most recent book, Hot Color, Dry Garden, is a guide for creating color-filled, waterwise gardens. She's written hundreds of articles for newspapers and magazines, too. · In 2014, Nan founded the San Diego Gardener Facebook group, where more than 16,000 people discuss plants and gardening in Southern California. · At the beginning of the COVID quarantine, Nan co-founded Grab & Grow Gardens to support food-insecure communities during the COVID-19 crisis and beyond. To date, Grab & Grow Gardens has supplied more than 26,000 starter vegetable gardens for families and seniors in need across the region. · Nan leads tours to garden adventures around the world, including Europe, South Africa, Costa Rica, and the US. · In 2022, Nan kicked off the online Garden School, targeted at passionate home gardeners. In addition to a monthly garden membership, Nan teaches online and in-person seed-starting workshops every spring. Nan's approach to gardening dates back to the 1970s when she was involved in the first wave of the sustainability movement. She trained at the Integral Urban House in Berkeley, California, earned a botany degree from Duke University, a master's in biology from UC Santa Barbara, and a master's in instructional design from San Diego State University. Prior to delving into the gardening world, Nan created curricula, training programs, and educational materials for Fortune 500 companies, zoos, aquaria, and not-for-profit organizations. Her ability to take complex information and create effective educational programs is one of her greatest strengths, and a major source of her successes. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/plantatrilliontrees/support
“Whenever I take people in there, I say—and it's not a very large room—I say, ‘You're now in the presence of millions and millions and millions of living beings. Fortunately, most of them are very small, and most of them are very dormant.'” In the late 1920s, Susanna Bixby Bryant founded a garden devoted to preserving the diverse native plants of California. Well ahead of her time and against the advice of experts, she crafted a garden showcasing plants from across the state. Today, the California Botanic Garden, formerly known as the Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden[KK1] , is an 86-acre park in Claremont that highlights the climate zones and plant families of California. The garden is home to rare plants, a seed bank, and an herbarium (a research collection of plant specimens), which allow it to play a key role in preserving California native species as they face increased pressure due to climate change and habitat loss. In this episode, host Brian Houck walks through the California Botanic Garden with Lucinda McDade, its executive director. They discuss the garden's history, their favorite native plants, and some tips for growing them in your own garden. For images, transcripts, and more, visit https://blogs.getty.edu/iris/the-art-of-gardening-california-native-plants/ or http://www.getty.edu/podcasts To learn more about the California Botanic Garden, visit https://www.calbg.org/
Our guest this morning was Scott Medbury, Executive Director of Sonoma Botanical Gardens up in Glen Ellen, in the wine country. Formerly Quarry Hill nursery, the site has an established Asian horticultural preserve and a newly opened California Native preserve trail as well, among other treasures! Scott spent the hour with host Edie Tanem on KSFO.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Our guest this morning was Scott Medbury, Executive Director of Sonoma Botanical Gardens up in Glen Ellen, in the wine country. Formerly Quarry Hill nursery, the site has an established Asian horticultural preserve and a newly opened California Native preserve trail as well, among other treasures! Scott spent the hour with host Edie Tanem on KSFO.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
This episode highlights the Joey Williams who is the Director of Organizing California Native Vote Project. Joey graduated with his master's degree in sociology at CSUB and is currently doing important work in the community. I'm excited to share his story with you! Enjoy!
Comprehensive coverage of the day's news with a focus on war and peace; social, environmental and economic justice. United Nations warns of disaster at Europe's largest nuclear power plant in Ukraine under Russian control. 1,000 + mental health workers rally at Kaiser Permanente's Oakland headquarters in open ended strike. California health officials urge 48 hours quarantine after recovery from Monkeypox. Judge rules Starbucks unlawfully fired 7 cafe workers after joining a union, orders they can return to work. Proposed bill would include California Native American history in state's public schools. Photo by Krystie Demello. The post United Nations warns of disaster at Ukrainian nuclear power plant under Russian control; More than a thousand Kaiser mental health workers on strike rally at headquarters; Proposed bill would include California Native American history in state's public schools – August 19, 2022 appeared first on KPFA.
Palmer Anthony, California Native, has laid HEAVY roots in Texas and is quickly becoming one the states most prominent songwriters. His passion for songwriting above all else caught our attention and we dive into his story of finding his path in songwriting and Texas Country music. His debut full length album "Western & Roll" is out now! Find Palmer's music, tour dates and merch at https://www.palmeranthony.com/You can support Texas Toast by following us on social medias (@texastoastpod), giving a 5-star review on Apple Podcasts and Spotify, subscribing on YouTube and MOST IMPORTANTLY, sharing the show with a friend! Intro song: "The Ride" by Jon Stork Outro song: "You Can Go To Hell" by Phineus RebSupport the show
Gareth our host caught up with Jim Brain, VP of Preconstruction for Reaume Richardson in Pasadena, California, Jim is a California native with extensive experience across multiple sectors in California. During this episode, Jim discussed: - Reaume Richardson's track record in revitalizing cityscapes throughout California - Hyper Inflation: His experience in the early 2000s looks slightly similar. How that worked out - Preconstruction Technology - Lack of resources within subcontractors and Preconstruction & Estimating teams - How he recruits, retains and develops staff - The challenges of Adaptive reuse projects You can connect with Jim on LinkedIn using the following link: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jim-brain-0b837313/ Jim's email: jim@reaumerichardson.com Oh and we discuss much much more :-) Please if you enjoy this video please like, subscribe, and share it with your friends, peers, or colleagues. If you know any Preconstruction professionals that would be interested in coming onto the Preconstruction Podcast please reach out to us directly at info@nichessp.com Enjoy! Preconstruction DATA Estimator Estimating Construction Preconstruction Building Information Modelling BIM VDC Virtual Design Construction Commercial Construction Estimators Preconstruction Managers Design & Build Pasadena, California Niche Specialist Staffing Partners Niche SSP Jim Brain Reaume Richardson Gareth McGlynn
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This week, Jeremy chats with Max Kingery, co-founder of Olderbrother.The two get nostalgic over the 90s as Max talks about growing up in the angst of the Pacific NorthWest and landing in the skate culture of California. Max tells us how he got his start in design, being a "gun for hire" in the LA fashion world, and how everything he was exposed to helped shape what became Olderbrother. Oh, and he also tells us all things California Native plants and the cool, beautifully simple happenstance events that Inspired previous collections. **Sponsored by Standard & Strange – Get the facts on loopwheel
Today's episode is with actor Richard Burgi! He has played roles in iconic shows like Desperate Housewives, The Sentinel, General Hospital, and much more. Richard talks about his family and acting career, including what happened during his sudden exit on The Young and the Restless earlier this year. Tune in to discover how this California Native found his way into acting and where he is now.
Earlier today, Governor Newsom announced a proposal to give Native American tribes $100 million so they can purchase and preserve their ancestral lands. The proposal is part of Newsom's commitment to preserve nearly one-third of California's land and Coastal waters, the money would be a piece of the Governor's near $300-billion budget proposal. To discuss further, KCBS Radio news anchors Megan Goldsby and Jeff Bell spoke with California Natural Resources Secretary Wade Crowfoot.
The Director of Organizing for the California Native Vote Project, Joey Williams, shares with Bryan the legislative issues related to the indigenous vote and the impact of representation. (Originally aired 15March22) See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Mioshi has a conversation with Tasha Smith Womack sharing her story on the current series “The Power of Storytelling: Depression: My Healing and Growth Journey, on A Daye's Journey Podcast. Tasha shares incidents that led her to seek a professional therapist to assist with her battles. Tasha talks about her most difficult moments of how she navigated through her challenges of depression, insecurities, and broken relationships with her children. She expounds on her actions battling her way out through depression requires you to take action. It is the little things that help you build the confidence to take up more significant things, which applies to the everyday things of life. Tune in to listen to the upload, Episode 19: The Power of Story Telling: Depression-My Healing and Growth Journey w/ Tasha Smith-Womack. About Our Guest: Tasha Smith-Womack Tasha is a California Native, born and raised in East Oakland, Mother of 3 (1 boy and 2 girls), BS in Accounting and Masters in Business Administration, 22 years in the military and retired as an E-7 SFC in the Army, current occupation is a contract specialist for Department of Defense. Deployed overseas 3 times while in the military. She currently resides in Maryland, ready to be in a long-lasting relationship meeting her mate. —————- #adayesjourneypodcast #grief #growth #God #wellness #healingjourney #heal #grieve #speakyourgrief #healoutloud #love #griefpodcast #healing #fear #overcome #tellyourstory “In our vulnerability and obedience to God, many things are birthed!” “Be joyful in hope, patient in affliction, faithful in prayer.” Romans 12:12 Many Blessings- Mioshi Let's “Speak Our Grief” and “Heal Out Loud!” A Daye's Journey Podcast Contact and Community: *Podcast available for listening on all Podcast Platforms: Apple, Spotify, Google, and More! +Facebook: @adayesjourneypodcast +Instagram: @adayesjourneypodcast +Email: adayesjourneypodcast@gmail.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/adayesjourney/message
Welcome to episode 272 of the Sexology Podcast! Today I am delighted to welcome La' Shae Alexander to the podcast. In this episode, we discuss how exploring different positions can improve your sex life, why missionary is an underrated position and incorporating power play into certain positions. California Native, Renaissance Woman, Momepenuer, Writer, Real Estate Associate and Philanthropist. Shae wears many hats, all of which she like to wear in a nice dress and open toe heels. She is a blend of beauty, brains, and wit. Her fresh perspectives on life, women and empowerment gives new meaning to what it means to have beauty, class, sensuality and soul. Modern day renaissance woman, Shae is on a journey like no other. Enjoy her raw and authentic take on life and share with her endless soul filling conversations. In this episode, you will hear: Why exploring different positions can improve your sex life How you may prefer different positions as you get older Looking at good instructions for your partner on the best positions Why missionary is an underrated position Looking at the best positions for clitoral stimulation How you can use good positioning to build tension and excitement Which positions are best for connecting with the G Spot How deep breathing can further help your positions Incorporating power play into certain positions Thank You to Our Sponsor Promescent! https://www.promescent.com Find La' Shae Alexander Online https://www.shaedaily.com 9 Foreplay Ideas https://drmoali.clickfunnels.com/free-foreplay-checklist51618558 Instagram https://www.instagram.com/sexologypodcast Podcast Produced by Pete Bailey - http://petebailey.net/audio
What is it like coming to Texas to hunt whitetails for the very first time? Mark Zorich can give you a pretty good idea! Mark is last year's winner of our Veteran Giveaway Hunt, and joined us in December for a low-fence, free-range whitetail hunt in the Texas panhandle. Mark is a California native, a USAF veteran, and an active duty Sheriff Deputy. He also specializes as a sniper, and runs his own civilian long range shooting academy. Mark reconnects with Sam following his hunt in Texas to reflect on the incredible weekend he spent with our crew. They talk about first impressions hunting whitetails for the very first time, memorable moments from the hunt, and of course the successful high points! Mark also shares his unique method for flying his venison home, along with some of his previous hunting experiences as a California Native. Tune in for this awesome conversation, and be sure you check out the video from the hunt on our YouTube Channel!Fall Obsession Podcast is driven by Ridge Rock Hunt Company (https://ridgerockhuntcompany.com)For more hunting and outdoor content, visit https://www.fallobsession.com
It's a huge show! Billy Turner, the legendary Triple Crown winning trainer of Seattle Slew, joins Jon and Rick. We get to hear all the stories of the incredible champion horse. Then CCI5 competitor and California native Andrea Baxter discusses her career with the one and only Indy 500. Don't miss a minute.
In today's episode, we are joined by a special guest, Steve Marques, Executive Chef, and owner of Craft Creamery. He is a California Native that is classically trained in Europe. He has worked four decades with the Titans of the Culinary World. But now he is working on a project with ice cream flavors! He shares his story about how he was inspired to do fun and unique flavors of ice cream. How he wants to stand out and have the willingness to push himself to bring something new to the table. Driven to find new ways to be not like everyone else. If you are different, people will recognize you for having a creative mindset of dreaming of new flavors. This episode will help you find creative motivation and get you hungry! Stay tuned! For more business tips and strategies, follow along with Damian: Website Instagram Youtube Come find your higher purpose and be an Invincible Entrepreneur: Facebook Group If you enjoyed the episode, leave a review - it means the world to me + helps the show reach more people! Guest Bio: Steve Marques, Executive Chef, and owner of Craft Creamery. California native that was classically trained in Europe for Four decades with the Titans of the Culinary World. He was the Chef-Owner of “Burger Guy” and Executive Chef of “The Tasting Room”. Chef Steve opened Craft Creamy in 2020 and it's been growing ever since! With all his fun creative flavors and that people keep coming back. He consistently uses fresh, natural, and as-local-as-possible ingredients. Chef Steve carefully and lovingly formulates all his recipes to be never-boring and always crave-worthy! Guest Links: Website Instagram Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CraftCreameryHTXook: Damian Bio: Damian Blair Nordmann, D.D. D.M. is a motivational speaker, coach, and teacher of inner secrets. He dedicated the first two decades of his adult life to studying, teaching, and leading through a not-for-profit organization called the School of Metaphysics. This volunteer-run school for adults teaches individuals to respond to their inner urge and live the most fulfilling life possible. Damian served as Director of three SOM branches, Area Director, Field Director, and President of the School of Metaphysics. He successfully led the Dallas branch of the School of Metaphysics to become the largest of 16 branches for six consecutive years. Damian loves people and has taught hundreds of individuals to discover their unique purpose in life. He especially enjoys guiding people to reach their full potential in every aspect of their lives. Humor and joy are a big part of Damian's coaching style. He makes learning and growth fun and light-hearted, while ensuring each client achieves his or her most heartfelt goals and desires. How to connect: Website Instagram Youtube Thanks for Listening: Thanks so much for listening to my podcast! If you enjoyed this episode and think that others could benefit from listening, please share it using the social media buttons on this page. Do you have some feedback or questions about this episode? Leave a comment in the section below! Subscribing to The Podcast: If you would like to get automatic updates of new podcast episodes, you can follow the podcast on Apple Podcasts or Stitcher. You can also give You Are The Superhero a follow on your favorite podcast app. Leave Us an Apple Podcasts Review: Ratings and reviews from our listeners are extremely valuable to us and greatly appreciated. They help our podcast rank higher on Apple Podcasts, which exposes our show to more awesome listeners like you.
hello, Hello, HELLO friends! Somebody say Homecoming!! We just flew back from Xavier University of LA homecoming, and it was everything. We're spilling all the details in this episode. 3 friends TALK got to take over Gold Table Talks with a special guest Branden Weber! Check out the link below to see a small excerpt from our talk with Branden. We can't wait to see everybody again next year. Be sure to like, subscribe, rate the show and tell us your fav homecoming moment & Happy Thanksgiving! Also, go to www.knowyourpharmacist.org for a free download of 10 Questions to Ask Your Pharmacist! Here's what you'll learn in this episode: Our Homecoming recap What went right and what went wrong How to create generational wealth All about HBCUopoly Links https://vimeo.com/642470910 myhbcuopoly.com myalphaelite.com About our Guests: Branden Weber Branden Weber is a servant leader at heart who has spent the bulk of his career in the insurance industry. He currently serves as a risk advisor to elite professionals, professional athletes, and widely recognized entertainers through Alpha Performance Insurance. He has been named to Dallas Magazine's Best Insurance Professionals list each year of API's existence. Recently, Branden was featured in Insurance Business America's Magazine (Hot 100 Edition), comprised of industry leaders and executives shaping the insurance industry's future. Outside of professional advancement, the Compton, California Native is PASSIONATE about closing the wealth gap between black and brown communities and that of our white counterparts. As a result, Branden created the HBCU-OPOLY gaming series geared to pay homage to our beloved HBCUs while teaching the tools necessary for us to fund our freedom. This “Financial Literacy is table stakes in today's environment. One can be literate and know that a red octagon with four white letters is a Stop Sign. We can't afford to be simply Literate - Financial Mastery is what we are after, and I am here to serve.” Branden received his Bachelor of Science Degree in Marketing from the Xavier University of Louisiana and his Master of Business Administration from Baylor University. Husband to Candace (XULA 03') and Father to Micah, Zoe, and Emmit. Connect with Branden on Instagram: instagram.com/worldwide_bweb Enjoying the show, leave us a review on your favorite podcast platform and connect with 3 friends TALK: 3friendsTALK.com instagram.com/3friendsTALK facebook.com/3friendsTALK
In this episode, I speak with Katie Law, the creator and manager of Chicago Greeter, a free visitor service for the City of Chicago that taps locals to highlight what they love about their city and share it with visitors. Katie shares her experience of moving from the West Coast to attend the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and why she decided to remain in Chicago. She also discusses her experience of creating and managing Chicago Greeter.
Welcome to a new edition of the Neon Jazz interview series with Santa Cruz, California-native Jazz Music-Maker Keshav Batish .. We caught up with him in early July to talk about his debut 2021 CD – Binairies in Cycle that will be released on July 9th, 2021. When he was growing up, he had a mentorship with father & late grandfather .. From there, he would be well educated and versed in the jazz world ..And he opens up about this and so much more .. Enjoy…Click here to listen.Neon Jazz is a radio program airing since 2011. Hosted by Joe Dimino and Engineered by John Christopher in Kansas City, Missouri giving listeners a journey into one of America's finest inventions. Listen to each show at https://www.mixcloud.com/neonjazzkc. Check us out at All About Jazz @ https://kansascity.jazznearyou.com/neon-jazz.php. For all things Neon Jazz, visit http://theneonjazz.blogspot.com/If you like what you hear, please let us know. You can contribute a few bucks to keep Neon Jazz going strong into the future. https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=ERA4C4TTVKLR4
California Native, Linda Garcia is a former marketing executive in TV and film who supported well-recognized TV networks, movie studios and streaming services specifically building programming catered to U.S. Hispanics. After 17 years, she parted ways and decided to create a weekly podcast that is aimed to channel one’s spiritual journey, Let There Be Luz. In 2019, she uprooted to Dallas, where Garcia has unraveled her life’s purpose to help heal the generational wounds in the Latinx community specifically tied to build wealth from a unique spiritual perspective. During the Summer of 2020, she launched her first beginners stock market course thus creating a community of Latinx investors on Patreon known as "In Luz We Trust." Follow @LuzWarrior l @InLuzWeTrust Follow Salud Podcast: @SaludPodcast l Jose Quintero l El Cesar Email & Business Inquiries: Saludpod@gmail.com
George Turner, owns Penuel bikes in Inglewood California. He is a California Native and brought up and raised in Inglewood. This was an awesome episode sitting down with a business owner, learning the ups and downs of doing business in America, better yet finding a passion and turning it into a life. Devin and Matty met George, in February of 2020 gathering a group of guys together and teaching them how to ride mountain bikes. George has a very extensive group made up of extremely strong road bike riders, yet a good majority of them never took it off road. We had high hopes of getting this bike school off the ground, then a virus put a halt on our dream. Through out the last year we have stayed in contact with George , finally Got him in on the show, learned about a lot of rad deals he is working on. Now we are hoping to revamp, and build a mountain bike school coming fall of 2021. Enjoy this episode we have brought a whole new lifestyle and view on life to this episode. Be sure to follow George on Instagram and youtube with @penuelbicyles @georgeeturnerjr. - if you love what we are doing, follow us, subscribe, share, comment give us feed back. Maybe head over to www.justanotherfailure.com for more! - Also be sure to check out some rad brands, That we have become friends with, they have supported us coming on the show and telling there story. But even more rad, They have supplied us with Promo Codes to Give out to our followers to hook you guys up with rad gear! 1. Our buddies @rockwellwatches have you covered from telling time, with reliable and good looking watches, to cross fit gear, work out supplements, snowboard goggles, ands sweet apparel. Use "Failure20" at check out! 2. The boys at Heat Wave Visual have taken sunglasses to a whole new style, They create their own designs, use incredible lens on their glass plus they look RAD! Use "Fail" out check for a nice deal! 3. Need to ignite the fire in the morning? clear the smoke out and wake up, Well Check out Muertos Coffee Co, Fire Fighter Owned and Operated plus proceeds go back to our first responders, and national fallen fire fighters association. Use "JustANOTHERFAILURE" at check out. 4. Cannadips is an up and coming tobacco and nicotine alternative. They use 100% CBD, and turned it into an amazing chewing alternative! check em out, rad guys, rad story with and amazing product. Use promo code "FAIL20" at check out! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/justanotherfailure/support
In this episode of Conservation Conversations we talk to Cris Sarabia, the President of the California Native Plant Society(www.CNPS.org) and an inspiring community leader in southern California. California is one of the world's 36 biodiversity hotspots. It has more native plant species than any other state in the U.S., and an entire web of life depends on those plants. It has something really special that is worth our protection and love. So, CNPS is dedicated to that. They do their work through conservation, education, gardening, plant science, and even a publishing arm. They have more than 10,000 members and 35 volunteer chapters across the state and Baja, so wherever you live, you can get involved locally in issues that truly matter globally. Native plant conservation is directly tied to and impacted by some of the biggest environmental issues of our time: the extinction crisis, climate change, wildfire... It's a really exciting way to make a difference. Enjoy our conversation with Cris! Special thanks to Liv O’keefe from CNPS Especially if you’re in CA, please look into CNPS’s programs if you’re looking to get involved in your natural community. www.CNPS.org This episode is brought to you in part by our sponsor Tidal Influence, a Californian ecological consulting firm who proudly supports environmental education and all of the diverse conservation efforts that Pelecanus works to highlight. Visit their website at www.tidalinfluence.com to learn more about what they do to conserve our coastal resources and how you can get involved All podcasts can be found at www.Pelecanus.org, Soundcloud, iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, Amazon Podcasts, and Google Podcasts. Producers on this episode are Austin and Taylor Parker Music for this episode was provided by A Picture Book Studios Please like, comment, and subscribe if you haven’t already and thank you again for tuning in, we’ll talk to you next time.
April 17 through 24th 2021 is California Native Week, designated by the California State Legislature in 2010 as an annual celebration of the fantastic diversity of plants on whom this large expanse of unique and uniquely beautiful land and history rests in so many ways. The California Floristic Province is one of the Biodiversity Hot Spots on Earth and as the most populous state in the US, California also has an incredible diversity of humans making their lives here as well. In honor of these plants and their communities, Cultivating Place speaks this week with members of the California Native Plant Society community to chat about what CNPS is, and what it is striving to grow into more fully. It is a small, candid look into how the environmental conservation world generally is meeting this moment in time through the lens of one organization. In looking back over the course of this last year, and many years and decades prior, there is renewed clarity and urgency around the environmental world generally having quite a bit of acknowledging and resetting to do for itself and for the greater benefit of the human and greater than the human world around us. It is in that spirit that I am joined today by CNPS staff member Liv O’Keefe, Senior Director of Public Affairs; by Cris Sarabia, Conservation Director of the Palos Verdes Peninsula land Conservancy and the chair of the board of CNPS, a volunteer position; and finally, by John L. Sanders, Founder, and Director of the Delphinus School of Natural History, who is a CNPS community member and volunteer consultant for the society. Cultivating Place now has a donate button! We thank you so much for listening over the years and we hope you'll support Cultivating Place. We can't thank you enough for making it possible for this young program to grow even more of these types of conversations. The show is available as a podcast on SoundCloud, iTunes, Google Podcast, and Stitcher. To read more and for many more photos please visit www.cultivatingplace.com.
Guest, Dr Marianne Cintron Dr. Cintron has been an educator for 21 years and a classroom teacher for 10. She is an author, a public speaker, and is looking for speaking engagements. She earned a Doctorate of Education in Leadership and Administration, has a Masters Degree in General Education and a Masters Degree in Special Education. She has two current California Teaching Credentials for General Education and Mild to Moderate Special Education. She is a Thought Leader for Dyslexia, a Dyslexia Specialist, President of Step By Step Dyslexia Solutions, and an International teacher trainer. She is also an app developer and curriculum writer. After teaching in several districts, she left the school system to have a greater reach and to help schools learn about teaching dyslexic students. She is currently a board member of the International Dyslexia Association Tri-County Branch, a member of the Pomona Chamber of Commerce. An active member of Upland's Christian Business Partners (CBP) and is the nonprofit sponsored by WIN (Women In Business) in Pasadena, CA. She is the only educator using music with her reading program to effectively help dyslexic students improve in reading at a profound rate. She follows the Orton Gillingham model yet has found a way to use music as well. She is passionate to share this information with parents and educators. She is the host of Dyslexia Solutions Podcast and invites you to her You Tube Channel. She is a California Native, and has been married to Will for 31 years and is the mother of Randy, Richard, and Laura. She is active in her church and community in several capacities. She enjoys vacations in Hawaii and Yosemite National Park.
Kate Interviews Krista Herring, an independent Singer/Songwriter. She is a California Native now living in the Oregon. Krista is an intuitive and soulful songwriter, believing deeply in the power of music to transform and heal. Her songs are soulful prose set to the beat of an acoustic guitar and delivered with her powerful and captivating vocals. We will talk about her journey, her process & the impact she hopes to make with her music. Tune in for fun and inspiring show.
Today, Neil Wahlgren joined us to discuss the importance of understanding the Single Tenant Net Lease specifically in the Industrial Sector Sales Leaseback, Structural Value-Add, and Operational Risk Reduction. Neil is a California Native and Air Force Pilot Veteran. He is also the COO at MAG Capital Partners and responsible for the Equity and Investor Relationships for their Industrial Offerings. This episode will give you more in-depth knowledge and ideas that you might use or share about Single Tenant Net Lease and other related topics. Episode Notes: Neil Wahlgren’s story of his journey to his real estate career, when and how it happened. Neil explains the concept of Triple Net Type Lease and why it made him focus on that sector. The downside of Single Tenant Net Lease. Classified names of Walgreen Grade Tenants. The Delta between different property cap rates. Making 2 to 3 spreads in today's low-interest market is worth it. 2 Highly Recommend Strategies you should consider. Helping Tenants vs. Real Estate Owners. Contact with Neil Wahlgren: https://magcp.com/home/ Email: neil@magcp.com Connect With Us! To connect with Jason, please email or call him at: Phone: (303) 949-8662 Email: crep@ecospace.com Website: Ecospace We look forward to hearing from you! Please go to iTunes to leave us a rating and write a review. Each review helps us reach a larger audience with each episode.
Today, Neil Wahlgren joined us to discuss the importance of understanding the Single Tenant Net Lease specifically in the Industrial Sector Sales Leaseback, Structural Value-Add, and Operational Risk Reduction. Neil is a California Native and Air Force Pilot Veteran. He is also the COO at MAG Capital Partners and responsible for the Equity and Investor Relationships for their Industrial Offerings. This episode will give you more in-depth knowledge and ideas that you might use or share about Single Tenant Net Lease and other related topics. Episode Notes: Neil Wahlgren’s story of his journey to his real estate career, when and how it happened. Neil explains the concept of Triple Net Type Lease and why it made him focus on that sector. The downside of Single Tenant Net Lease. Classified names of Walgreen Grade Tenants. The Delta between different property cap rates. Making 2 to 3 spreads in today's low-interest market is worth it. 2 Highly Recommend Strategies you should consider. Helping Tenants vs. Real Estate Owners. Contact with Neil Wahlgren: https://magcp.com/home/ Email: neil@magcp.com Connect With Us! To connect with Jason, please email or call him at: Phone: (303) 949-8662 Email: crep@ecospace.com Website: Ecospace We look forward to hearing from you! Please go to iTunes to leave us a rating and write a review. Each review helps us reach a larger audience with each episode.
Hosts: Atilua “Tone” Siona/Maggie “MB” Buchanan Director: Dwayne “Governor” Aikens Jr Executive Producer: Jhamel “HMTWNHERO” Robinson Production Team: WELO Internship Team Branden Weber is a seasoned insurance professional with more than 14 years experience within the industry. As Agency owner of Alpha Insurance Group, Branden owns and operates a premier insurance agency whose mission is to “super serve” all we encounter. Under the Alpha Insurance Group umbrella is the Alpha Performance Insurance company, which is the agency of choice for Elite Level Athletes and Entertainers and is the only agency of its kind in the United States. Current clients include multi platinum recording artists, current and former athletes, Olympians, coaches, and executives from all major sports leagues. Outside of professional advancement, the Compton, California Native is PASSIONATE about closing the wealth gap that exists between black and brown communities and that of the majority. As a result, Branden is a sought after communicator and is mission driven in educating communities on how to unlock the secrets of wealth transfer and asset protection to end cycles of poverty. Branden received his undergraduate degree in Marketing from Xavier University of Louisiana and his Masters of Business Administration from Baylor University. Brenden has launched 1124 Creative “To provide an outlet for creative content that brings to light all that is great about our story. We are not just here as behind the scenes producers, we are here to create a company that will hire, develop, and execute projects with a majority of HBCU graduates. We will donate 40% of revenue back to HBCUs.” Outro Instagram @wethescenariopodcast @mentoringonthefly @weleadours Featured On Spotify, Apple Podcast, Youtube Sponsors WELO, TUPE, Bay Area Seminoles, OUSD
EP00: MATT A. - Host Solo II / Back with another season of TDD, so come kick it with me as I reflect on my experience of completing the first season, and then how I decided to approach the second season moving forward. // California Native. LA Resident. Music Manipulator. Spiritual Gangster. Mamba Forever. IG: @matthewmatics IG: @thedirtydecibelpodcast www.linktr.ee/thedirtydecibel
California Native and current Hoka NAZ Elite Runner Dani Shanahan joins the podcast. Shanahan talks about her time at Loyola Marymount, her transition to pro and so much more. Source
California Native and current Hoka NAZ Elite Runner Dani Shanahan joins the podcast. Shanahan talks about her time at Loyola Marymount, her transition to pro and so much more.
The California Native Vote Project (CNVP) is one of two statewide organizations contracted by the State of California to conduct statewide census outreach and education to ensure a fair and accurate count for the 2020 Census. Jesus "Jesse" Fraire, Statewide Census Manager and Robin Thundershield, Outreach Coordinator for the California Native Vote Project came on the program to encourage Native American communities to participate in the 2020 Census.
On Today's episode we are discussing “Luxury Living” with Diana McBride, an Orange County, California Native. Diana has enjoyed her entire life living on “The Riviera” of the West Coast. Diana spent her college years studying to become an Interior Designer when a chance opportunity in the Airline industry led her to career in the sky, traveling extensively in her 20's. After taking time off to have her first and only child at age 30, she re-entered the work world in the design field, working in luxury retail furniture. Her years in furniture led her on many exciting paths, including heading up an in-house ad agency for a $60 million (annually) luxury furniture company. She found herself creating print ads, buying media, writing scripts and doing the voice-over for their TV commercials. In 2008 the sudden crash of the real estate market forced Diana to switch career paths, this time entering the magazine publishing world, where for the past decade, Diana is the Senior Associate Publisher at Modern Luxury Riviera Magazine in Orange County, CA.
Rondell Grant Mcnair Is a Boise State Defensive End. He came to Boise on a football scholarship. Rondell is an influential member of the community with a large network. Rondell is from the east coast and having him on is always a blast.Blaze Alpha Is a California Native who has spent time here in boise. He is currently living Back in California and gives us a First hand sight at what he is going through. Blaze is a United States Army Veteran and one of my closest friends. it was a blast having him on. In this episode we highlight the Protests, Police brutality, and what we can do to contribute. We cover some important topics in this episode the world is burning. lets put this fire out.
We’re turning the pages of a different kind of work that’s aimed at building Native identity and language. The “Native California Flash Cards: For Culture and Language Learning” come from the creative minds of artist Lyn Risling (Karuk/Yurok/Hupa) and writer and artist Analisa Tripp (Karuk). They are a tool that could inspire a deeper understanding of California Native culture through illustrations of people, plants, animals and designs. Each card has space for instructors to write the word for those illustrations in their own language.
In this episode, Vince and Max chat with California Native, and entrepreneur extraordinaire David Bates about how to start a company at 23, what it's like to travel the world on Googles dime, smuggling "equipment" into Cuba, and how to do a "Dumb Phone" campaign.
Sacramento County's Original Master Gardener, Pam Bone, tells us about unthirsty California native plants that do well in our area. Plus, details about a virtual tour of local landscapes featuring native plants. Hot plants at nurseries right now. Garden Grappler.
Master Gardener Pam Bone talks about the garden pests currently bugging local gardeners. And, details about a free, virtual native plant tour of private landscapes in the area.
A CALIFORNIA NATIVE, YOLANDA HUNT BEGAN HER CAREER IN CASTING WITH THE “LATE GREAT” DIRECTOR/PRODUCER JOHN SINGLETON ON THE MUSIC VIDEO CLASSIC “REMEMBER THE TIMES” BY THE LATE LEGENDARY POP ICON MICHAEL JACKSON. SOON AFTER, UNDER THE DIRECTION OF HER MENTOR CASTING GURU, ROBI REED. YOLANDA LANDED THE TITLE OF CASTING ASSISTANT ON THE CLASSIC MOVIE POETIC JUSTICE WITH RAPPER TUPAC SHAKUR AND YET ANOTHER JACKSON FAMILY GREAT, SINGER JANET JACKSON. YOLANDA HAS BEEN KNOWN FOR SOME OF THE BEST CASTING IN THE BUSINESS. HER NAME IS ON SPEED DIAL WITH MANY ENTERTAINMENT'S TOP BEHIND THE SCENES ELITE, SUCH AS KEENAN IVORY WAYANS, MALCOLM LEE, HUGHES BROTHERS, STAN LATHAN, DAVE MEYERS AND CASTING DIRECTORS: KIM HARDIN, LEAH DANIELS BUTLER AND RISA BRAMON GARCIA. HER CASTING ASSOCIATE TELEVISION AND MOVIE CREDITS INCLUDE; SISTER TO SISTER AND MOESHA, THE PJ'S, THE BEST MAN, CROOKLYN, KINGDOM COME, LIGHT IT UPAND GRIDLOCK'D. HER WORK HAS BEEN SEEN ON THE KEENAN IVORY WAYANS SHOW, COCOA COLA/SPRITE NATIONAL COMMERCIALS AND IN MUSIC VIDEOS FOR TOP ARTISTS; JAY-Z, WILL SMITH AND AEROSMITH. MOST RECENTLY, YOLANDA'S CASTING CAN BE SEEN IN THE PRODUCTION OF OSCAR AND EMMY AWARD WINNING REGINA KING'S DIRECTORIAL DEBUT “ONE NIGHT IN MIAMI”; ALSO CASTING ALONGSIDE HER MENTOR ROBI REED THE BET MINISERIES “UPTOWN RECORDS” ON THE LIFE OF ICONIC MUSIC EXECUTIVE ANDRE HARRELL. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
A CALIFORNIA NATIVE, YOLANDA HUNT BEGAN HER CAREER IN CASTING WITH THE “LATE GREAT” DIRECTOR/PRODUCER JOHN SINGLETON ON THE MUSIC VIDEO CLASSIC “REMEMBER THE TIMES” BY THE LATE LEGENDARY POP ICON MICHAEL JACKSON. SOON AFTER, UNDER THE DIRECTION OF HER MENTOR CASTING GURU, ROBI REED. YOLANDA LANDED THE TITLE OF CASTING ASSISTANT ON THE CLASSIC MOVIE POETIC JUSTICE WITH RAPPER TUPAC SHAKUR AND YET ANOTHER JACKSON FAMILY GREAT, SINGER JANET JACKSON. YOLANDA HAS BEEN KNOWN FOR SOME OF THE BEST CASTING IN THE BUSINESS. HER NAME IS ON SPEED DIAL WITH MANY ENTERTAINMENT'S TOP BEHIND THE SCENES ELITE, SUCH AS KEENAN IVORY WAYANS, MALCOLM LEE, HUGHES BROTHERS, STAN LATHAN, DAVE MEYERS AND CASTING DIRECTORS: KIM HARDIN, LEAH DANIELS BUTLER AND RISA BRAMON GARCIA. HER CASTING ASSOCIATE TELEVISION AND MOVIE CREDITS INCLUDE; SISTER TO SISTER AND MOESHA, THE PJ'S, THE BEST MAN, CROOKLYN, KINGDOM COME, LIGHT IT UPAND GRIDLOCK'D. HER WORK HAS BEEN SEEN ON THE KEENAN IVORY WAYANS SHOW, COCOA COLA/SPRITE NATIONAL COMMERCIALS AND IN MUSIC VIDEOS FOR TOP ARTISTS; JAY-Z, WILL SMITH AND AEROSMITH. MOST RECENTLY, YOLANDA'S CASTING CAN BE SEEN IN THE PRODUCTION OF OSCAR AND EMMY AWARD WINNING REGINA KING'S DIRECTORIAL DEBUT “ONE NIGHT IN MIAMI”; ALSO CASTING ALONGSIDE HER MENTOR ROBI REED THE BET MINISERIES “UPTOWN RECORDS” ON THE LIFE OF ICONIC MUSIC EXECUTIVE ANDRE HARRELL. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Edwin Dearborn is a God-Fearing Patriot to start off. He is a Father of two wonderful girls and love Freedom. In addition, Edwin is an Entrepreneur, Brand and Marketer, Author, Social Media Magnate, and great business person. He is also a good friend. Edwin, a California Native who left for Nevada due to business, tax and medical suppression. We dive into Freedom, History of America, his background and truly what makes America great. You can reach Edwin at his website and various Social Media pages https://www.edwindearborn.com/ https://www.facebook.com/edwindearborn https://www.linkedin.com/in/edwindearborn/ Join Dr. Jason Dean on the Revolution Network https://www.facebook.com/jasondeandc
Edwin Dearborn is a God-Fearing Patriot to start off. He is a Father of two wonderful girls and love Freedom. In addition, Edwin is an Entrepreneur, Brand and Marketer, Author, Social Media Magnate, and great business person. He is also a good friend. Edwin, a California Native who left for Nevada due to business, tax and medical suppression. We dive into Freedom, History of America, his background and truly what makes America great. You can reach Edwin at his website and various Social Media pages https://www.edwindearborn.com/ https://www.facebook.com/edwindearborn https://www.linkedin.com/in/edwindearborn/ Join Dr. Jason Dean on the Revolution Network https://www.facebook.com/jasondeandc
Billgreen54, a California Native, helps you understand the present simple tense and how to use question words. What, when, where? These are just a few of the examples in this special podcast. Learning to speak American English should be your goal! Have fun learning with Bill. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/english-grammar-review/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/english-grammar-review/support
Join Sarah Holmes in championing plants. In part two of this series she explores practices for respectful use of plants as well as celebrates more of our California Native plants. Part two of two. Fund drive. The post Plant Manifesto – Part 2 – July 30, 2019 appeared first on KPFA.
Listen in as Sarah Holmes champions plants. She explores the importance of plants and our dependence upon them as well as celebrates some of our California Native plants. Part one of two. Fund drive. The post Plant Manifesto – Part 1 – July 23, 2019 appeared first on KPFA.
California native plants can be a good garden choice for dependable interest, water savings, as well as attracting beneficials and pollinators. Sacramento Master Gardener Pam Bone explains it all. Careers in horticulture and farming at Cosumnes River College. Garden Grappler
California native plants can be a good garden choice for dependable interest, water savings as well as attracting beneficials and pollinators. Sacramento County Master Gardener Pam Bone explains it all. Tips for controlling mosquito populations. Upcoming Garden Events.
California native plants can be a good garden choice for dependable interest, water savings, as well as attracting beneficials and pollinators. Sacramento Master Gardener Pam Bone explains it all. Careers in horticulture and farming at Cosumnes River College. Garden Grappler
A passion for helping others stems from a unique and varied life, Andrew believes that paying it forward is the logical way he can give back. A California Native who has lived in five states and traveled to 17 countries has added a deep love for all cultures and people from around the world. He is a proud and devoted father of a beautiful son named Jakob. He enjoys living a healthy and centered life. Andrew graduated Summa Cum Laude with a B.A. in Social Science from CSU Stanislaus, with Concentrations in Cultural Anthropology, Psychology, and Sociology. A Lifelong student, entrepreneur, author, Speaker, former mortgage broker, loan officer, loan processor, and Account Executive. He has worked in Finance since 2003. Andrew also studied abroad for International Business prior to founding Flow Business Funding, LLC. *** Links Website: www.flowbusinessfunding.com Book on Amazon: Entrepreneurial Money Secrets by Andrew Rey --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/failcoach/message
In this episode, Yvonne and Rachel discuss: How applying the science of identity to style and fashion subliminally impacts your personal and professional life. Why your clothes are one of the #1 sources of decision fatigue and how to eliminate it once and for all. Strategies to remove the struggle and preserve your energy by understanding the rules of the game of getting dressed. How awareness and connection with yourself to stress-dressing into play and fulfillment. Components of style that allow you to instantly connect with your clients. Key Takeaways: Scientific studies show that too many choices lead to stress and dissatisfaction. Becoming self-aware and connecting with yourself is key to style. Know the rules, prioritize your image and plan ahead to optimize your daily confidence, joy, and satisfaction. Learning how to balance the visual effect for your body makes dressing and shopping fast, effortless and tons more fun! The complete Metamorphosis Makeover is five steps: Style Profile Closet Cleanse Personal Shopping Life Styling Digital Wardrobe Catalogue "I think style should be your time to express and enjoy, and not work and struggle and think and cobble together... that's MY job!" — Rachel Klewicki Resources for Vitality Nation: Get back in touch with YOU! Gain confidence in learning to dress for your best assets, both body and spirit with the Style Profile. >> CLICK HERE to get the special Vitality Nation discount of 20% off the list price! Over 2 hours, Rachel will help you... ⦁ Connect your signature style to your best personality traits ⦁ Discover which colors complement your features (I sample your unique pigments - never using a predetermined season or type) ⦁ Reconnect with your figure and finally learn to flatter the body you have ⦁ Reveal the ideal garment measurements to make you look taller, thinner, and more balanced no matter what your size ⦁ Identify key details that will attract synergistic relationships in your life About Rachel Klewicki: Rachel Klewicki is a California Native harboring a lifelong obsession with style or rather the relationship between style and identity she earned her degree in cultural ethnology from UCLA in 2006 studying various mechanisms of self-representation across cultures. After graduating UCLA, she continued to learn about real-world high-stakes style as a designer stylist for Nordstrom in West LA In 2001, She founded subliminal. As a way to reconnect professionals with influential power of clothing. Connect with Rachel Klewicki: Facebook: @SubliminalStyle Website: www.subliminal.style Instagram: @subliminal.style Youtube: @RachelKlewicki Connect with Yvonne L. Larson: I’m so grateful to begin this amazing journey with you… I would really LOVE to connect with you as my listener I would LOVE to know WHO YOU ARE, what topics are most relevant for you and who you would LIKE me to interview! So, I'm personally inviting YOU to join our virtual Optimal Life Playground by becoming part of Vitality Nation for more awesomeness! I encourage you to share your comments, questions, and requests in the private FB group to PLAY, CREATE, and THRIVE with other Entrepreneurs just like you! Click this link to our FACEBOOK group Vitality Nation: Play to Win! If YOU are an expert in something that is alignment with the Play To Win Podcast and would like to be a guest on the show, please reach out to me, so we can see what we can co-create! If you are interested in booking me for speaking engagements, for a consultation about my 1-on-1 or group coaching programs, or for a healing bodywork session, please visit the PlaytoWinPodcast.com WEBSITE or EMAIL me at TheVitalityVixen@TheVoiceOfVitality.com. If you are visiting or live in LA I would love to MEET you at our Local LA MeetUp: Play To Win Meetup! If you would like to show your support for this podcast with a contribution please visit our Vitality Nation PATREON page. About Yvonne L. Larson: As the host of the Play To Win Podcast, Yvonne L Larson is the Visionary Catalyst for Entrepreneurs to discover... HOW TO MASTER THE ART OF FULFILLMENT! Referred to as a healer by her clients, Yvonne Larson is renowned worldwide for her unique blend of performance-based bodywork with intuitive coaching that eliminates emotional restrictions for her clients. She’s an expert in clearing Entrepreneurs from exhaustion, overwhelm, and isolation to healing so they live their optimal life. Yvonne is certified in Emotional Release, Reiki, Massage, Neuro-Linguistic Programming, Life and Executive Coaching. She runs Vitality Nation, a global online community where entrepreneurs successfully navigate critical conversations in order to play, create, and thrive. She has been a Neck-Work massage therapist for over 20 years. Her clients have been everyday people, as well as GoDaddy, DWTS, Dizzy Feet Foundation, A-List producers/directors/actors, and professional athletes. Yvonne has achieved distinctions as a Master Certification Life Coach, Master Certification Business Coach, Master Certification NLP Practitioner, Master Certification Time Dynamics Practitioner, Certified Reiki Practitioner, Certified Yoga Instructor and a licensed Massage Therapist. She is a top ten Amazon bestselling co-author of the book “Navigating Entrepreneurship.” Believing in being vital, Yvonne has experienced accelerated free-fall skydiving, walked on fire, eaten fire, and done board breaks. Show notes by podcastologist: Laura Gray Audio production by Turnkey Podcast Productions.You're the expert. Your podcast will prove it.
For this episode we sit down with California Native chefs and educators Vincent Medina (Chochenyo Ohlone) and Louis Trevino (Rumsen Ohlone), to talk about their journey revitalizing Ohlone languages and foods in the heart of the San Francisco Bay Area community and across the globe. Tucked into the quiet corner of a busy Berkeley bookstore we joined Vince and Louis at the site of their new “permanent pop-up” restaurant, Café Ohlone. This unique Native California Indian food gathering place is the first of its kind as it focuses on the traditional Ohlone foods of the East Bay and creates a safe space for community to gather and share food and stories. From the delicious menu featuring seasonal foods like acorn bread and quail eggs to their recent work sharing these foods at the Terra Madre Salone del Gusto gathering in Turin, Italy, they talk about reconnecting with the values, respect and love their ancestors shared with the land, plants and foods of their traditional homelands.
Our dear, dear friend, Eddie Rowley, jumps on Fish Out Of Water with us this week to talk about Shakespeare, being an actual actor and what he thinks is funny. Eddie is a California Native that has been writing and performing for over a decade. In wit is only matched by his musical genius and he brings a new energy to the show. Plus he beat boxes so he's way cooler than us.Get more info on Dad Jeans HEREGet more info on June's Cleaver HERECheck FOOW on Funny or Die HERELike us on FacebookFollow us on Twitter: @FOOWpodSend your sketches to foowpod@gmail.com and we'll try to help fix them! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
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This week on Cultivating Place, we’re joined by Genny Arnold, Seed Program Manager at the Theodore Payne Foundation who speaks with us about the care and long-term keeping of our native geophytes — those coolest of plants which have an underground storage organ, like a bulb or tuber or corm, which helps them to withstand some of the planet’s harshest conditions: cold, heat, drought and dark. Or a hot dry California summer. California is home to close to 300 species of native geophytes, many of which are now rare or endangered. This spring, after a winter of closer-to-normal rainfalls, many of our bulbs are treating us to a particularly spectacular year of bloom.
It is California Native Plant Week this week. Officially designated by the California Native Plant Society in 2010, this year the festivities and educational and awareness activities are scheduled all week April 15–23. In celebration of this and in honor of the many native landscapes I love, and native plants that bring beauty, life and a deep sense of place to my home garden, this week I am pleased to welcome Dennis Mudd to Cultivating Place. Dennis is a retired tech industry CEO and developer of such things as MusicMatch and Slacker Radio. He is also an avid native plant home gardener in Poway – near San Diego. In an effort to improve his own native plant home gardening efforts, five years ago now Dennis teamed up with the California Native Plant Society and The Jepson Herbarium to create the now extensive easy to use, online gardening resource known as Calscape. Join us to hear more!
Episode 5 of “The Five Point Move Podcast” brings to you the one and only Robby Smith (NYAC), the popular bearded heavyweight who has enjoyed a dominant stay atop the pecking order at 130 kilograms in the US. Now a four-time US World Team member following his Olympic run in 2016, Smith dished on a variety of topics pertaining to his career while providing entertaining tidbits to serve as context. All of the major bulletpoints are hit including his move up to 120 kilos (now 130) from 96 after 2012, his coming-out party at the 2015 World Championships, training for Rio, and where he sees his career headed through the remainder of the current quad.It has been an especially interesting time in Smith’s career as of late. Following the Rio Games he required surgery on his wrist, a trying period that kept him off the mat. The forced respite also affected his psyche. Once he finally resumed training after the new year, an ankle sprain popped up and derailed his progress. But Smith persevered. In March, he returned to competition in Denmark at the Thor Masters Invitational where he endured a close first round loss but rebounded to win his next four, earning gold in the tournament’s Nordic System format. Next was the 2017 World Team Trials in April. Seeded second, Smith breezed to the best-of-three finals and defeated former training partner Toby Erickson (Army/WCAP) to secure his spot on the US World Team, his fourth time doing so.A week after the World Team Trials, Smith scored a bronze at the 2017 Pan Am Championships in Brazil. This past weekend at the Tbilisi Grand Prix, Smith dropped a tight 5-3 decision to Iosif Chugoshvili (BLR). So he’s been busy. He’ll be getting even busier. Currently, Smith is in Budapest, Hungary for a two-week training camp and upon his arrival back on US soil will begin the final phase of training for the 2017 World Championships. He’s taken fifth twice already — in 2013 and 2015. At age 30, he feels he is better than he’s ever been and gets that point across repeatedly in this episode. Getting on the podium at the Worlds is the goal, though he has other career objectives still in mind. Nothing is off the table when talking to Robby Smith as you’ll find out for yourself.A FEW HIGHLIGHTSSmith on his overall condition and recovery from training at this stage in his career“I’m not doing what I was doing when I was 19, going after it every day grinding and not recovering. You have to do way more for your body to stay going and not getting injured, that’s the recovery part of it. I still grind hard, I grind harder than everybody in the room, but it’s what I do after my practices — it’s the stretching, the cold plunges, the contrast, heat and cold, the icing, the recovery with my trainers — just keeping all of my stuff feeling fresh. If I had known that when I was younger, my body would definitely feel better now but when you’re 19 years old, 20 years old, you feel like a superhero, like nothing can harm you.”Smith on if moving up to heavyweight saved his career following years of draining weight-cutting“Oh, 100%. My body was taking a huge toll. I think I would have been just as dominant at 98 kilos, but that cut was huge. What it did was save me from being a ‘weight-cutter’ and actually becoming a wrestler. Every day my focus walking into the room, the coaches would say, ‘How’s your weight, Robby? How’s your weight, Robby?’ It wasn’t ‘How are you doing?’ or anything like that, it was ‘How’s your weight, Robby? Where’s your weight at, Robby?’ It’s like, Come on, man. You dread getting on a scale because you know you’re going to get bitched at and yelled at and all this stuff. When I made the move up I became a wrestler, and that’s why my wrestling is so exciting. Because I focused on just one thing, and that is beating people up.”Smith on the importance of the 2015 World Championships“There was no doubt after I got done qualifying that weight class that I was going to be an Olympian. That was my spot. Once I qualified it, I looked at (Mark) Halvorson and I was like, ‘We’re going to the Olympics, you know that, right?’ No one was going to stop me, no one was going to come close to me in the US. I did the hardest thing and that’s qualify. The Olympic Trials isn’t hard. The Olympic Trials is a crazy tournament, anything can happen and that’s when most of the stuff does happen. But if you wrestle how you should wrestle and compete to your highest level and compete as a professional, there should be no problems. To qualify your weight class, that’s a feat in itself.”
Episode 5 of “The Five Point Move Podcast” brings to you the one and only Robby Smith (NYAC), the popular bearded heavyweight who has enjoyed a dominant stay atop the pecking order at 130 kilograms in the US. Now a four-time US World Team member following his Olympic run in 2016, Smith dished on a variety of topics pertaining to his career while providing entertaining tidbits to serve as context. All of the major bulletpoints are hit including his move up to 120 kilos (now 130) from 96 after 2012, his coming-out party at the 2015 World Championships, training for Rio, and where he sees his career headed through the remainder of the current quad.It has been an especially interesting time in Smith’s career as of late. Following the Rio Games he required surgery on his wrist, a trying period that kept him off the mat. The forced respite also affected his psyche. Once he finally resumed training after the new year, an ankle sprain popped up and derailed his progress. But Smith persevered. In March, he returned to competition in Denmark at the Thor Masters Invitational where he endured a close first round loss but rebounded to win his next four, earning gold in the tournament’s Nordic System format. Next was the 2017 World Team Trials in April. Seeded second, Smith breezed to the best-of-three finals and defeated former training partner Toby Erickson (Army/WCAP) to secure his spot on the US World Team, his fourth time doing so.A week after the World Team Trials, Smith scored a bronze at the 2017 Pan Am Championships in Brazil. This past weekend at the Tbilisi Grand Prix, Smith dropped a tight 5-3 decision to Iosif Chugoshvili (BLR). So he’s been busy. He’ll be getting even busier. Currently, Smith is in Budapest, Hungary for a two-week training camp and upon his arrival back on US soil will begin the final phase of training for the 2017 World Championships. He’s taken fifth twice already — in 2013 and 2015. At age 30, he feels he is better than he’s ever been and gets that point across repeatedly in this episode. Getting on the podium at the Worlds is the goal, though he has other career objectives still in mind. Nothing is off the table when talking to Robby Smith as you’ll find out for yourself.A FEW HIGHLIGHTSSmith on his overall condition and recovery from training at this stage in his career“I’m not doing what I was doing when I was 19, going after it every day grinding and not recovering. You have to do way more for your body to stay going and not getting injured, that’s the recovery part of it. I still grind hard, I grind harder than everybody in the room, but it’s what I do after my practices — it’s the stretching, the cold plunges, the contrast, heat and cold, the icing, the recovery with my trainers — just keeping all of my stuff feeling fresh. If I had known that when I was younger, my body would definitely feel better now but when you’re 19 years old, 20 years old, you feel like a superhero, like nothing can harm you.”Smith on if moving up to heavyweight saved his career following years of draining weight-cutting“Oh, 100%. My body was taking a huge toll. I think I would have been just as dominant at 98 kilos, but that cut was huge. What it did was save me from being a ‘weight-cutter’ and actually becoming a wrestler. Every day my focus walking into the room, the coaches would say, ‘How’s your weight, Robby? How’s your weight, Robby?’ It wasn’t ‘How are you doing?’ or anything like that, it was ‘How’s your weight, Robby? Where’s your weight at, Robby?’ It’s like, Come on, man. You dread getting on a scale because you know you’re going to get bitched at and yelled at and all this stuff. When I made the move up I became a wrestler, and that’s why my wrestling is so exciting. Because I focused on just one thing, and that is beating people up.”Smith on the importance of the 2015 World Championships“There was no doubt after I got done qualifying that weight class that I was going to be an Olympian. That was my spot. Once I qualified it, I looked at (Mark) Halvorson and I was like, ‘We’re going to the Olympics, you know that, right?’ No one was going to stop me, no one was going to come close to me in the US. I did the hardest thing and that’s qualify. The Olympic Trials isn’t hard. The Olympic Trials is a crazy tournament, anything can happen and that’s when most of the stuff does happen. But if you wrestle how you should wrestle and compete to your highest level and compete as a professional, there should be no problems. To qualify your weight class, that’s a feat in itself.”
Learn all about the first people of California with your host, Johnny Florida!
Episode No.11 with Guest Comedian Johnny Roque. Johnny is a product of El Monte, Ca., a southern California Native and performs in and around the Los Angeles area. You can also listen to Johnny along with Lee Syatt on they're Life In Neutral Podcast.
Join Karyn Sanders and her guest, Beverly Ortiz, co-author with Josephine Grant Peters of After the First Full Moon in April: A Sourcebook of Herbal Medicine from a California Indian Elder. The post California Native American Plant Use – May 7, 2015 appeared first on KPFA.
Part 2 with working actress and California Native, Susan Slome.
The Author of the collection of poems "Other Cruel Things" by Differentia Press
The Author of the collection of poems "Other Cruel Things" by Differentia Press
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