Podcasts about camerin

Puntata del 2023.12.08

Why hasn't anyone built a city in the clouds yet? Or maybe they have and they are just keeping the poor people out. Tune in this week as we tackle these hard hitting questions and more as we talk to our friend, and this week's guest, Camerin. And if you are listening on your commute, you can learn why that commute sucks and how much effort it takes to make it suck just a little bit less.

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Abrindo o nosso 2023 temos um episódio super intrigante e curioso. Recebemos Cintia Camerin, que é médium canalizadora, terapeuta holística e contatada alienígena para uma conversa sobre espiritualidade e mistérios do outro lado. Nossa co host da vez foi a Vivi Souza, produtora executiva audiovisual, médium, umbandista e oraculista. Canal de Cortes: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC53WysPX-pbLrlSnrzTJ9EQ Plugado Podcast: https://www.instagram.com/plugadopodcast Tik Tok: https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMdv47TEE/ Entre no nosso grupo do Telegram: https://t.me/+eTSdRtxJgVlhOTYx Carlos Mafia: https://www.instagram.com/carlosmafia/ Vivi Souza: https://www.instagram.com/luzdosmensageiros/ Insta da convidada: https://www.instagram.com/cintiacamerinclaridad/

On today's episode, Melvin Fields Jr. shares the importance of building trust and relationships with our students and colleagues. He also talks about how he got started with the WA state counselors association and highlights the importance of showing up and providing opportunities for others. Melvin J. Fields Jr., certified School Counselor at Yelm Middle School in Yelm, Washington is current President of the Washington School Counselor Association (WSCA) for 2021 – 2022. He is the Washington School Counselor Association's 55th president and the first African American to serve in that position. The organizational mission of WSCA is promoting best practices in, and advocates for, Professional School counseling.Their vision is to further develop Professional School Counselors expertise by providing leadership and professional development that promotes positive student outcomes in the areas of Academic Support, Career Planning, and Personal/Social Development, thereby enhancing achievement for every student. Melvin is also an Adjunct Professor and teaches Diversity in Education at Saint Martin's University in Lacey, WA. He is a second year Leadership Studies doctoral student and also pursuing a certificate in Higher Education and Student Affairs from Saint Martin's University, where he also earned his School Counselor certification. He previously earned a Master's Degree in Organization Management from Webster University and Bachelor's of Arts Degree from Troy University. Melvin retired as a Command Sergeant Major in 2015, serving 27 years and three combat tours in the U.S. Army, where he earned the Bronze Star and Legion of Merit. Melvin has been married for the past 33 years to the former Tamela Marie Clemons, they have two children, Alanté and Camerin. Melvin is the son of Denyvetta Davis and Melvin J. Fields Sr. The theme for this year's presidential team is, COURAGE-COMMITMENT-COMMUNITY and he is humbled by this awesome opportunity to positively impact students and serve others.

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Tựa Đề: Ồ Ngày Vui Vẻ; Tác Giả: Camerin Courtney; Loạt Bài: Giúp Đỡ Đời Sống, Độc Thân

Tựa Đề: Những Kỳ Vọng Lớn; Tác Giả: Camerin Courtney; Loạt Bài: Giúp Đỡ Đời Sống, Độc Thân

Tựa Đề: Điều Tốt Lành Và Sự Tức Giận; Tác Giả: Camerin Courtney; Loạt Bài: Giúp Đỡ Đời Sống, Độc Thân

Tựa Đề: Khi Tình Trạng Độc Thân Khó Chịu; Tác Giả: Camerin Courtney; Loạt Bài: Giúp Đỡ Đời Sống, Độc Thân

Tựa Đề: Hãy Mơ Một Giấc Mơ Nhỏ; Tác Giả: Camerin Courtney; Loạt Bài: Giúp Đỡ Đời Sống, Độc Thân

Tựa Đề: Những Câu Hỏi Đúng; Tác Giả: Camerin Courtney; Loạt Bài: Giúp Đỡ Đời Sống, Độc Thân

We are celebrating National School Counseling Week! On todays episode Melvin shares about the importance of building trust and relationships with our students and colleagues. He also talks about how he got started with the WA State Counselors Association, and highlights the importance of showing up and providing opportunities for others. Melvin J. Fields Jr., certified School Counselor at Yelm Middle School in Yelm, Washington is current President of the Washington School Counselor Association (WSCA) for 2021 – 2022. He is the Washington School Counselor Association's 55th president and the first African American to serve in that position. The organizational mission of WSCA is promoting best practices in, and advocates for, Professional School counseling.Their vision is to further develop Professional School Counselors expertise by providing leadership and professional development that promotes positive student outcomes in the areas of Academic Support, Career Planning, and Personal/Social Development, thereby enhancing achievement for every student. Melvin is also an Adjunct Professor and teaches Diversity in Education at Saint Martin's University in Lacey, WA. He is a second year Leadership Studies doctoral student and also pursuing a certificate in Higher Education and Student Affairs from Saint Martin's University, where he also earned his School Counselor certification. He previously earned a Master's Degree in Organization Management from Webster University and Bachelor's of Arts Degree from Troy University. Melvin retired as a Command Sergeant Major in 2015, serving 27 years and three combat tours in the U.S. Army, where he earned the Bronze Star and Legion of Merit. Melvin has been married for the past 33 years to the former Tamela Marie Clemons, they have two children, Alanté and Camerin. Melvin is the son of Denyvetta Davis and Melvin J. Fields Sr. The theme for this year's presidential team is, COURAGE-COMMITMENT-COMMUNITY and he is humbled by this awesome opportunity to positively impact students and serve others.

This week, I sit down for a great conversation with Camerin 'Camo' Nesbit. Camo is an artist and muralist who uses his abilities to create all different kinds of great work including the “BLACK FLOWERS” mural along the Riverfront Trail. This week, we talk about how he got into painting, customizing sneakers and clothing, how his work has progressed from garments and footwear to walls, and how the BLM mural came to be. Another great episode with a creative in our city doing great things. Thanks for listening.   Follow Camo on Instagram   - WWW.ILLCALLYOURIGHTBACK.COM - THIS PODCAST IS PROUDLY SPONSORED BY TURNER DAIRY FARMS - Intro Music created by Ryan Drish (@realdrish) Follow us on Instagram - @illcallyourightback Follow us on Twitter - @ICYRBpodcast Like us on Facebook - I'll Call You Right Back Podcast

This week, Festival Director Anne Morris talks with Camerin Watson, a dancer, teacher, choreographer, and organizer based in Charlotte, NC. Camerin is one of the people helping to coordinate the NC Dance Festival's Statewide Movement Wave on September 18. Along with coordinators in Asheville, Greensboro, Durham, and Wilmington, Camerin is helping pass a wave of movement from one end of the state to the other. People of all ages and abilities are invited to join in the guided movement and be part of the NC Dance Festival's 30th Anniversary season as we celebrate how dance brings us together! We'll discuss why she feels an experience like this is so important for people right now, how to join a wave near you on the 18th, and what that experience might be like. We'll also discuss the power of dancers speaking with a collective voice for funding, resources, and space, and what it means to create and celebrate a truly diverse local art culture. To join or watch the Statewide Movement Wave, click here. To purchase tickets to the NC Dance Festival performance on October 2, click here. To learn more or get involved in the Dance Artist Alliance in Charlotte, you can contact Camerin at camerindancer@yahoo.com For information about BOOM Fest in Charlotte, click here. Follow us: IG: @danceprojectinc FB: NC Dance Festival To make a gift to the Festival Fund, please visit danceproject.org/givencdf

When was the last time you did something just for yourself? Especially for moms out there, putting everyone else's needs before yours is most often the norm, but nurturing yourself first can actually allow you to take better care of your loved ones.In today's episode, Camerin Inselman is taking over the mic - and her topic of choice is self-love. With the busyness of life and responsibilities that seem to pile up, taking time for ourselves can be put on the back burner. However, in order to show up for the people and responsibilities in our life to the best of our ability, we need to make sure we have taken care of ourselves first. Listen to Episode 44 of Six-Pack, to learn the four R’s of self-love, a few tips from Camerin on how you can begin today to tend to your needs, and why it's crucial to pay more attention to your desires.In This Episode, You Will Learn:What caused Camerin to host the episode (1:47)The importance of alone time (4:40)The four R’s of self-love (6:30)About Camerin’s self-love challenge (10:52)To put yourself first (15:50)Let’s Connect!InstagramWebsiteFacebook See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Truth is our own internal wisdom that defines who we are. Finding our own truth means figuring out the difference between what we've been told we should be, verses who we really are. Often times in the past our true feelings, passions, opinions and experiences were ignored, rejected or just not encouraged. When we can relearn to identify what our truth is, we are able to put into action what our heart and soul desires. Camerin Ross PhDMindful Eating & Body Acceptance Coaching(415) 937-0403info@CamerinRoss.comCamerinRoss.comI'm dedicated to helping people heal their tangled relationship with food, eating and their bodies through education, awareness and community building. When we relate to ourselves with respect and appreciation, we come home to our bodies. Establishing a fearless, natural relationship with food and eating is possible.★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Artist Camerin “Camo” Nesbit got his start painting sneakers, but nowadays, he's working on much larger canvases. Nesbit was instrumental in the revisioning of the Black Lives Matter mural downtown this past June, spearheading the effort to organize (and pay) 25 Black artists to make the finished piece more inclusive. He also managed this year's mural project at Spirit in Lawrenceville, choosing local artists to create a unified piece that utilized all of their personal styles in a cohesive image. In this episode we ask him about his experiences as a Black artist in Pittsburgh and what changes he would like to see. He shouts out some of his mural locations so you can take a socially distant mural tour and check them out, and he talks about his new project -- the Homewood Experience Artwalk.    Links in this episode:   Camo Customz Website Camo Customz on Instagram

Today, I’m joined by my daughter and an amazing, young and budding entrepreneur within the health and fitness industry, Camerin Inselman. I mentioned in last week’s episode that two of my children are currently in the process of moving out of home and she just happens to be one of the two! We recorded this episode in a hotel in Florida and chatted about what the process of moving out has been like for her, as well as why it was such an important life decision. We dive into Camerin’s outlook on her independence and why pursuing her own path is such a vital quality to who she is, what lessons she’s gained from attending Tony Robbins’ seminars, and what made her realize the importance of surrounding herself with the right tribe of people. We also chat about the role she is currently undertaking at ‘Juice Plus’ and discuss a few of the products they make and are in the process of developing. There is a vast amount of health and lifestyle benefits to so many of these supplements, as they are all plant-based, and we explore all of the ways in which they can have a positive effect on your overall health and wellbeing. To learn more, have a listen to this week’s episode of Six Pack!Some Questions I Ask:What gave you the courage to make such a huge life decision to move across the country? (1:08)What did you learn from attending Tony Robbins’ ‘UPW’ event? (2:29)What plans do you have when you complete your move to Florida? (7:47)Could you talk a bit about the ‘Juice Plus’ program that you’re a part of and what products are made at the company? (11:05)In This Episode You Will Learn:An overview of what ‘priming’ is and how it differs from meditation (3:37)The meaning behind the phrase ‘proximity is power’ (6:34)What the process of moving out has felt like for Camerin & The main reasons for her wanting to live independently (9:18)The nutritional benefits of the shakes developed at ‘Juice Plus’ (15:04)What omegas and how they can positively impact your overall health (18:31)Camerin’s experience living with Rheumatoid Arthritis since childhood & How a change in her diet helped with managing the diagnosis (20:16)Why I signed up to become a distributor of omegas at ‘Juice Plus’ (23:03)How protein bars can be integrated into your diet (24:14)How food manufacturing laws differ in the UK as opposed to the US (25:11)The benefits that a plant-based diet can have on your menstrual cycle (27:19)Let’s Connect!InstagramWebsiteFacebookConnect With Camerin Inselman:InstagramFacebookPerfectly You - Facebook GroupJuice Plus Resources:Event: ‘Unleash The Power Within’ Tony RobbinsVideo: ‘Guided Priming’ Tony Robbins See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Reporting Live from Grizzley Peak in Berkeley, CA I remember meeting Camerin our freshman year and saying “yay! another black person in my department”. A year later, Camerin graduates from UC Berkeley and goes straight into the work force . The best thing about having friends with their shit together, they help you get yours straight. Camerin talks about his experiences adjusting the real world while offering insight on how to authentically network with professionals. He even opens up my eyes to the importance of expanding your horizons after college. Listen to Cam drop these knowledge bombs in tonight’s episode.

Today I’m talking with Camerin Ross about her journey with letting go of dieting, accepting her body, and embracing mindful eating and Health at Every Size®. Among other things, we talk about how these changes impacted some of her relationships. Camerin has a Ph.D. in clinical psychology and is a licensed facilitator for Am I Hungry? ® Mindful Eating programs. She also completed her coach training with MentorCoach® LLC and is currently finishing the Be Nourished, Body Trust® Provider training. Camerin works from a non-diet, Health At Every Size® framework, which respects intersectional dimensions of diversity, including size, shape, and weight. Her integrative coaching model is designed to empower and support her clients in reaching their goals. Camerin works individually and facilitates groups by telephone and online video conferencing around the globe.   For full show notes and resources, visit the website.

Up Helly AaROAD TRIP, Y'ALL!!!This week we arrive to COMDEX! If you recall, Gordon was there a few years ago. He's the expert.It's off to a rocky start when our heros lose both their booth space and their room. Lucky for all, Gordon and Joe work together to con poor nerd bros out of theirs.We learn that Donna's rockin' bod wasn't the only thing that caught Hunt's eyes. Joe is faced with a moral dilemma and we get to see Camerin's marketing skills in action.All in all, it is an excellent penultimate episode that applies incredible pressure to all of our major players. How will this impact their uncertain futures? We'll see next week.Watch it on Netflix, and then hear our take on it.Follow us on Twitter:@dramamamaspod@norwegiayeah@cook1eslay3rEmail us: Dramamamaspod@gmail.comLike us on Facebook: The Drama Mama's Podcast 

Up Helly AaROAD TRIP, Y'ALL!!!This week we arrive to COMDEX! If you recall, Gordon was there a few years ago. He's the expert.It's off to a rocky start when our heros lose both their booth space and their room. Lucky for all, Gordon and Joe work together to con poor nerd bros out of theirs.We learn that Donna's rockin' bod wasn't the only thing that caught Hunt's eyes. Joe is faced with a moral dilemma and we get to see Camerin's marketing skills in action.All in all, it is an excellent penultimate episode that applies incredible pressure to all of our major players. How will this impact their uncertain futures? We'll see next week.Watch it on Netflix, and then hear our take on it. Follow us on Twitter: @dramamamaspod @norwegiayeah @cook1eslay3r Email us: Dramamamaspod@gmail.com Like us on Facebook: The Drama Mama's Podcast 

Cameron and Joe Rogan are joined by Lee & Tiff Lakosky to do a live podcast from the floor of 2017 The Shot Show in Las Vegas.

Cam & Mike Dolce, of "The Dolce Diet" & 3x Trainer of the Year, talk nutrition, performance, MMA, bowhunting and being the best version of yourself. https://thedolcediet.com http://www.cameronhanes.com

Journalist/blogger Camerin Courtney joins Phil and Skye on the podcast to talk about men behaving badly in the NFL and on college campuses, plus an app that brings levitical atonement to a smartphone near you!

British Prime Minister David Cameron and Louisiana try to out-Christian each other, and journalist Camerin Courtney joins the gang to discuss the state of Christians and all the Christiany movies we're supposed to really really like ("Heaven is for Real," "God's Not Dead") or really really hate ("Noah"). Can't we just go see the movies we WANT to see?

We toast with Camerin and Chico (Ancestors) from Lantvrn. Shirtless long hair fighting art. Nebula. The discipline of documentation. The fifth Beatle. Kaleidomagorics. You get older: they stay the same age. The new Sunset Strip. Johnny Depp is dead. Mahogany. Norcal. Raised on puns. TK max? K in a can. Sister cities. Polish invasion. Fullham! oh Canada. MC Hammer's of the NBA. Transatlantic love. Topless Haircuts. The history of English currency. Firms. World of Warcraft. Gettin out of the hip hop game. Levels of unsuccess. Zap Bang Magazine. Stealing from the Poor. MOAB. Shills in the rehearsal studio. A winning formula for failure. Economy of art. Tom Hardy. No love for a hard working fan.