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We hear how an off-road wheelchair Zack built for Cambry when they started dating reopened her world and changed hundreds of lives. Also: life lessons from a singing grandad and a young climber; and King Charles turns DJ.

Come and listen to Cambry Bristow detail the fantastic work accomplished at the F-Warrior's retreat in Nebraska City, Nebraska. She also foreshadows a coming proposal that will be published in the Warrior magazine detailing the future plans for the Trial Lawyer's College. After listening to Cambry tell about the excellent retreat, you might find yourself regretting that you missed it.

EAST Conference 2024 - Jodi Keith, Cambry & Zackery-Northeast Tech, Claremore, OK --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/edutechguys-conference/support

This was truly a fun episode and something I had planned for a long time. I got to do an episode with my kids. My oldest Katelyn (13yo) and my youngest Cambry (11yo). We discuss what its like for them growing up with a dad for cop. It's a shorter episode, but worth it. #copskid, #police, #family,  Support the showPlease see our Youtube channel https://www.youtube.com/c/TwoCopsOneDonut

Once you go down the crypto rabbithole. It's hard to see the world the same way. But how do you entice your friends and family to go down this complicated path? Kelley and her team at Wallio are working on a solution that does two beautiful things at once. Bring families closer together, and teach them financial literacy through crypto. Power by Blue Studios, They are building a fully-fledged platform with a family wallet, A component, and a learn-to-earn education system that helps family understand this new tech.

Kelley is co-founder and CEO of Blue Studios.io, a family friendly crypto wallet, a former AVP at American Express and JPMorgan and 3rd generation entrepreneur. In this episode we discuss: The hype around web3, crypto, NFT and blockchain Why Andi's wild predictions about the death of web3 might not be right! Why Blue Studios focuses on the family The benefits of being a start up v incumbent in a fast growing space Why building a community is essential for the growth of Blue Studios How communities can spread the word crypto love Why having a hyper focus is essential for a start up Kelley's background and why jumping out of big corporate was an obvious move The lessons of being a 3rd generation entrepreneur Kelley Cambry Kelley Cambry is co-founder and CEO of Blue Studios.io. Blue Studios.io builds tools and software to onboard families into Web3. Kelley spent time at Discover Card, in Consumer Card Acquisition. She was also Assistant Vice President of Digital and Product Manager for companies like American Express and JPMorgan. With her background in Fintech and Computer Science, Kelley wanted to start a company to do her small part in changing the world leveraging her entrepreneurial spirit as a third-gen entrepreneur. Kelley is also a graduate of Howard University. Find Kelley on Twitter Book Recommendations Farnam Street Blog #NFTsForGood on Twitter Spaces FinTech Blueprint Average Joe newsletter Digital Marketing Strategy Course My Digital Marketing Strategy Course in partnership with the University of Vaasa in Finland is available now via Teachable for just €249. It's perfect for small business owners, entrepreneurs and those who want to get a better understanding of what marketing strategy is and how to embed that strategy across an organisation. Sign up for the programme here: https://univaasa.teachable.com/p/digital-marketing-strategy Andi Jarvis If you have any questions or want to talk about anything that was discussed in the show, the best place to get me is on Twitter or LinkedIn. If you don't get the podcast emailed to you (and a monthly newsletter) you can sign up for it on the Eximo Marketing website. Make sure you subscribe to get the podcast every fortnight and if you enjoyed the show, please give it a 5* rating. Andi Jarvis, Eximo Marketing.

Growing up in a family of entrepreneurs, Kelley Cambry learned at a young age that being open and honest is instrumental in building a business. In this episode, Kelley covers how her transparent leadership style at Blue Studios encourages the team to be the best versions of themselves. intheworks.com

Jessamyn and I managed to stumble our way into and through a podcast despite both having the needle pegged hard to E this afternoon, and here is recorded evidence of that fact, at about 75 minutes.Helpful LinksPodcast FeedSubscribe with iTunesDirect mp3 downloadMisc - Jessamyn is still cleaning out her mom's house. - like seriously that's a lot of books - Also, it is Virgo month of leisure, which seems fair, he works really hard in his movies and—oh, I'm being told that Viggo - Samuel Taylor Coleridge is not Samuel Coleridge-Taylor and, by the commutative property, vice versa Jobs - Writing Editor by parmanparman Projects - Antarctic survival manual: art for the pandemic and other disasters by SinAesthetic - New England Carnegies by jessamyn - Pattern Explorer by reventlov - Procedural bit-pattern art by suetanvil - The Camera Offset Project: Hide your face. Save the world. by missjenny - thoughts.page by wesleyac MetaFilter - Cats. Trees. Cat trees. by ardgedee - 40 albums, 1 year, & Mike Townsend hit a Grand Slam by CrystalDave - Nandi Bushell and Foo Fighters by mokey - AIDS denialism in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame? by The Ardship of Cambry - Frank Herbert heard "shows within shows" and got excited by cortex - All Your Mashups Belong to Us by WCityMike2 - If you're not Kubla Khan by Sokka shot first - Come as you are? Nevermind by girlmightlive - Hot coffee + brandy + tranquilizers + turpentine = Houses of the Holy by jessamyn - Chuck Close 1940 - 2021 by ardgedee Ask MetaFilter - Can anyone identify this song? by marimeko - Music copyright and TV licensing by soonertbone - 2020 Olympics Best-Of, No Spoilers Edition by exceptinsects - Cashing old checks by Anonymous - Is the concern over vegetarians getting enough protein overblown? by rjacobs - Commonly taught facts/trivia that are oversimplifications by Seeking Direction - a comment by backseatpilot - 1883 House - Money Pit? by imjustsaying MetaTalk - August is MetaFilter fundraising month by cortex - Hey, it's a MetaFilter newsletter! by cortex - Call Me By My Name: Mefi Newsletter 2, the Denominated by taz

“Success is really subjective, and I think that's okay. The only thing that I need to do to live truthfully is to define the things that are important to me and let the rest burn. What's scarier -- disappointing people or thinking, at the end of the day, what kind of life could I have had if I had just been a little bit braver?” This week, Ilinois criminal defense attorney Cambry McNabb joins host Rafe Foreman to explore the true meaning of success. As a young lawyer who attended the Trial Lawyers College early in her career, Cambry has had her fair share of successes, but not all of those successes had perfect outcomes. Discussing the most noteworthy trials and tribulations of her legal practice, Cambry treats listeners to a thought-provoking dive into what it means to win or lose a case.

Special guest Cambry and Ashley join us at the table to break down The Exodus.

Good News and Happy Leftover Day. Get ready for some goodness. Today the Good News Gals cover: Zack and Cambry design “Not-a-wheelchair” and prepare for mass production. By using bike parts the duo has invented a rig that makes conjuring complex terrain accessible (physically and financially)!  Check out this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vuMg0QwKAGI&feature=youtu.be&ab_channel=JerryRigEverything (YouTube video) to learn more! Middle Schoolers from Valley View located in Edina, MN launched a newspaper, The Philosophers Papers. Self-described as “Two passionate writers determined on the betterment of our community.” During this tumultuous news cycle, they are engaging in politics and social justice discourse to give their peers another choice for news.  Los Angeles has once again made history (again)! Black, Brown, and indigenous youth across L.A. have organized for years for youth programs instead of punishment & lockups! Their work paid off this week when the L.A. County Board just approved Item #19. They voted unanimously to invest in a new Development of Youth Department via Youth Justice Workgroup report!  Cakes 4 Casualties founder and baker Kath Ryan has been filling hearts and bellies since 2009. She has been baking thousands of cakes for service people who have been injured, many as they recover from wounds in the hospital. As Kath put it, "There are times in life you're meant to be somewhere, aren't you?"  https://www.patreon.com/goodnewseveryone (Support this podcast). Support this podcast

In this episode, Cambry Nelson, a champion equestrian vaulter, describes what happened the day she broke her back. “I decided to do my aerial dismount off the horse, but didn’t communicate it to my teammate still on the horse. I flipped, hit him with my leg, changed my rotation in the air and landed on my back. I severed my spinal cord and became permanently paralyzed from the waist down.” In this podcast we talk about her recovery, (which she describes as ongoing), why it took her so long to feel comfortable on a horse again, dating and marriage as a paraplegic, identity and self worth, occupational therapy, and developing a new product to increase freedom for wheelchair users. This is a goodie! Check it out.

Dan Markham, the Youtuber who entertains more than 6 million subscribers each week, sits down with me to share his success story, how it all started with a lottery ticket and a science project, the advice he gives to people wanting to start a YouTube channel, and how they raise humble and kind kids in the making of it all.   Show Notes: What’s Inside Official website What’s Inside YouTube channel What’s Inside Family YouTube channel Wedding Present Video for Zack and Cambry

Episode of 16 of Black Tech Unplugged features Emile Cambry, Jr. Emile is a business professor, filmmaker, and social entrepreneur born, raised in Chicago. Mr. Cambry’s largest project to date was founding the technology and entrepreneurship incubator, BLUE1647, expanding to several different locations across the Midwest. Rounding out Mr. Cambry’s experiences include being named on Ebony Magazine’s Power 100, The Root Power 100, Chicago Crains Tech 50, a Top 100 Innovator in Chicago by the Chicago Tribune, Techweek 100, and a 40 Game Changer Under the Age of 40 awarded by Verizon Wireless, and awarded the Community Service Award by the South by Southwest Conference.  On this episode Emile & I discuss: • How he took an unemployment office and turned it into a tech incubator • His experience with working with his wife Kelley O. Cambry (hint: you can hear her story on episode 003) • How he met his co-founder, Antonio, on Twitter • Why a lack of resources can't stop a dream • Ways we can push the people who are doing the work to the forefront • And find out how Emile challenges me; yes on my own podcast! Connect with Emile & Blue1647 on Instagram: instagram.com/blue1647chicago Connect with Black Tech Unplugged on Instagram: instagram.com/blacktechunplugged Connect with the host, Deena McKay, on Instagram: instagram.com/deena_mckay Full show notes are here: https://blacktechunplugged.com/2018/07/31/ep-016-emile-cambry-unplugged/

Blue1647 Founder Emile Cambry is building the next diverse generation of tech entrepreneurs. He’s hosting a TechCrunch meetup April 19th for young entrepreneurs to meet with tech leaders from around the nation. Cambry is currently developing Blue Studios which is a STEM program for K-12 students. How does he juggle it all?

Cambry H is a singer/songwriter/producer from Fort Wayne, Indiana. Using eclectic instrumentation, along with unique vocal stylings, he showcases a very unique approach to modern R&B/Soul music. With a wide range of songs covering different types of personal experiences to grandiose subjects, Cambry H has a song relatable to everyone. His latest project “20” is based on self exploration and finding love while being naive. Cambry’s distinct sound shows throughout the project through his production in his self-produced lead single “Love You Right”, as well as additional production from Dave Cappa, and Mathaius Young. Social Media http://cambryh.com http://instagram.com/cambryh http://twitter.com/cambryh_

In this episode, rapper Mathaius Young joins hosts Cambry and Kelsey. Mathaius talks about his debut album "Take The Night Away", and upcoming projects. Mathaius is also the featured artist for our first event! Go check him out on all music services! If you'd like to see him live and you're in the Fort Wayne area go to http://popupafterparty.eventbrite.com to purchase your $5 tickets NOW! NEW CULTURE: http://instagram.com/thenewculture_ http://instagram.com/ogkillakels http://instagram.cm/cambryh MATHAIUS YOUNG http://instagram.com/mathaiusyoung

In this episode of New Culture, hosts Cambry and Kelsey sit down with community outreach group Bigger Than Us (BTU). BTU: http://instagram.com/btu_biggerthanus New Culture: http://instagram.com/thenewculture_ http://instagram.com/cambryh_ http://instagram.com/ogkillakels

The pilot episode features an introduction of the hosts, including the mission and vision of the new culture platform. Cambry interviews New York-based singer James Bambu about his upcoming project "Del Soul" and more. Follow Us: http://instagram.com/thenewculture_ http://instagram.com/ogkillakels http://instagram.com/cambryh James Bambu: http://instagram.com/jamesbambu https://soundcloud.com/jamesbambu/love-nest-prod-herrick-hooley

Dynasty Podcasts Chicagoverse 028 - Emile Cambry (Blue 1647) dynastypodcasts.com @dynastypodcasts Blue 1647's Emile Cambry checks in with Jaime Black of Dynasty Podcasts at the ChicagoMade activation lounge at SXSW Interactive. In an interview for Chicago Inno, the incubator's founder and CEO reflects on receiving the Dewey Winburne Community Service Award at the Austin conference. Cambry also speaks to Blue 1647's goals as they relate to community and innovation, as well as the value of entrepreneurs connecting with likeminded makers. Recorded at SXSW 2016 on Monday, March 14th, for Chicago Inno, #ChicagoMade, and Dynasty Podcasts. Part of the #DYNASTYNEXT initiative. Hosted by Jaime Black Logo design by Danyelle Sage | danyellesage.com Voice imaging by Alice Hayes

Two inspirational Para riders join Ellie and Regina on this special Para episode. Listen in as Lara Oles and Cambry Kaylor tell their stories...Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/user?u=87421)

Part 2 of Jeff Galloway's episode goes in depth and covers the following topics: How to run faster (Wow! Bring on the 26 mile-long run BEFORE the marathon) and lower your time by 15 minutes How to do speed repetitions the Jeff Galloway way What a cadence drill and an acceleration glide are and why you need to know How to avoid the slowdown of a marathon and achieve a negative split Why Jeff recommends swimming and using an ElliptiGO (I'm a HUGE fan of the “Go!”) as cross training activities What postural muscle strengthening exercises Jeff recommends How a Galloway group works Why Jeff Galloway is also a fan of Dr. Ratey's work Jeff's response to the biggest misconception about running being that you have to run nonstop to be a runner Why Jeff says “Take Charge of your Fatigue” Why Jeff doesn't “drag” people in to running a run-walk-run sequence Jeff's 13.1 Half Marathon in Atlanta on December 13th, which finishes in Piedmont Park A runner and blogger who runs “Galloway Style”, Cambrey Fuller comes on the show as our Runner of the Week. Cambry shares how she was told she would need to use a cane if walking more than 200 hundred feet after having six surgeries on her ankle. Somehow, she has managed to go on to run 17 half marathons in 15 months including the Tinker Bell and Princess half marathons. By running, and surprising her doctor, not only is Cambry defying the odds, but she is thriving – especially after losing 180 pounds! This inspiring mom has thrown away her scale and focuses on how she feels and how her clothes fit. Cambry's goal is to run the Auckland Marathon in 2016. Serena Marie, RD, shares why she was so excited to read the article titled "Green vegetables, red meat and colon cancer: chlorophyll prevents the cytotoxic and hyper proliferative effects of haem in rat colon.", which was released by the National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI), which is part of the United States National Library of Medicine (NLM), a branch of the National Institute of Health. As you may know, Serena Marie, RD, loves red meat, as it's such a great source of iron. As runners, it's common for us to have low iron counts. According to the article, as long as you have greens with your red meat, the risk for cancer may go down. Serena shared the new vegetable she is OBSESSED with: lambs quarter. Just sauté with onions and voilà. I shared a test called InsideTracker that I was given to evaluate and have seen great results thanks to the in depth analysis InsideTracker revealed. I was given specific foods to eat to increase my low levels of iron, vitamin D, and testosterone. The test was taken back in February and showed normal levels of cortisol, which can be high for endurance athletes. It will be interesting to see test results as I train for the Chicago and NYC marathons. If you want to keep up to date with the Running Lifestyle, please visit www.therunninglifestyle.com/join and you won't miss any updates or exclusive information. Plus, you'll receive the five questions to ask yourself to be able to keep a running lifestyle. Friendly reminder, Serena and I are running the Chicago and New York City marathons in support of Action for Healthy Kids. Action for Healthy Kids expands school breakfast and lunch programs to include healthy foods. They also provide grants to schools for much needed physical fitness equipment such as stability balls. A donation of $25 provides breakfast for an entire month for one student and $50 gives schools fitness equipment. Help us help the kids! https://donate.actionforhealthykids.org/events/kari-serena-run-new-york-city-chicago/e46192 Contact: Jeff Galloway: Website: jeffgalloway.com Facebook: /jeffgallowayfan Twitter: @JeffGalloway Cambrey Fuller: Blog: TheCambreyDiaries.wordpress.com Facebook: /TheCambreyDiaries Twitter: @CambreyDiaries Serena Marie, RD: Website: www.SerenaMarieRD.com Facebook: /SerenaMarieRD Twitter: @SerenaMarieRD Instagram: SerenaMarieRD

Interview with Founder and CEO of BLUE1647 Technology and Innovation Center.

Interview with Founder and CEO of BLUE1647 Technology and Innovation Center.