Podcast appearances and mentions of carly smith

Welcome to part three of the taboo topic of "The Angry Woman." In this episode, I bring in 2 angry mums and friends Carly Smith & Nikki May to share their perspectives on their anger. We talk about how it shows up in the every day, why we don't talk about it enough, how it presents physically in our bodies and how we process our anger from a place of understanding and self-compassion. Join us as we put the taboo on the table and give voice to angry mums who need to feel heard. Resources & Links Connect with Nikki Connect with Carly If you're ready to invest in reigniting your spark with a supportive tribe of soul-led women who get you because they're on the same journey check out The Calm Collective group coaching program HERE  If you need to create the space to self-disrupt and inject more of what gives you meaning into your life join me on my upcoming reTREAT HERE  Subscribe & Review The Hacking Happy Podcast Thanks for listening to this weeks episode! If this podcast helped you in your journey to injecting more of what makes you feel good into each day please head over to iTunes, subscribe to the show, and leave us an honest review. It's your reviews that enable me to impact more lives for the happier! References Eatough, V., Smith, J. A., & Shaw, R. (2008). Women, Anger, and Aggression: An Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis. Journal of Interpersonal Violence, 23(12), 1767–1799. https://doi.org/10.1177/0886260508314932 Thomas, S. P. (2005). Women's Anger, Aggression, and Violence. Health Care for Women International, 26(6), 504–522. https://doi.org/10.1080/07399330590962636

Dr. Carly Smith shared her journey from dental school to becoming a airway focused dentist! To learn more, email salsa@dentalnachos.com!

Want to simplify how you run your business? Get it out of your head and into a system. Your project work, To-Do list, SOPs, content calendar, launch steps, swipe files, and more can all be housed in one system instead of across various apps and software, making it easy to store and find everything you need in seconds. This is so handy when you want to manage your time and boost your productivity, when you're ready to start delegating or outsourcing parts of your business, or if you just want to reduce the mental load as a business owner or entrepreneur. If you've already tried Trello, Asana, Monday, Dropbox your Notes app, and paper planners and none of them helped, we don't blame you for giving up and just winging it as best you can. But if you want to grow your business without burning out, systemising it is a must. The good news is, it doesn't have to be difficult. You just need a bit of know-how, a little guidance, and a helpful resource or two from someone who is already using a good system successfully - and we have the perfect person for you! In this episode, Marissa chats with owner of Socially Graceful Carly Smith about using Notion to simplify your business. Carly's passion is helping business owners nail their social media and email marketing, writing & implementing strategies for them, and freeing them up to focus on growing and scaling. Carly has a real knack for practical strategy that cuts out all the noise and helps you focus on the things that make a difference in your business. From social and email content to apps and software that make your job easier, Carly has the inside info on all of it! Listen in as Marissa ad Carly talk about what Notion is and why it's awesome, how to use it in your business, how to get started with it, and templates that help you use Notion without overwhelm. See more from Carly at her website and on Instagram Download Carly's free Month To Do List Notion Template Check out Swipe It Baby --- Enjoyed this episode? Please subscribe, rate, and review us on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or your favourite podcast platform! --- Bring more ease to your business: Learn the 3 simplest ways to streamline your business growth with Marissa's FREE audio class at https://www.marissaroberts.com/ --- Tired of people asking to "pick your brain"? Turn brain pickers into paying clients with Marissa's FREE scripts at https://www.marissaroberts.com/resources --- Follow Marissa on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/marissarobertsofficial Chat about Simpler Business with Marissa on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thesimplerbusinesspodcast

Welcome to another episode of our Movers and Shakers series where I track down exceptional women doing business in the bush and talk all about the difference and change they are making in their world!  Join me as I interview these incredible women and hope it gives you a big dose of inspiration to be a Mover and Shaker yourself!   In this episode, we have Carly Smith of Socially Graceful. Carly is a digital strategist who loves to create unique strategies for clients that want to create connection and brand loyalty for their customers and clients!

Carly Smith was born an amputee, and is being awarded for her tenacity and community contributions.

Carly wanted to discuss the downside of having expectations. We dove pretty deep into this idea and had a wonderful conversation on how it applies to our everyday life.

Object work - is it just a necessary evil or is the creation and continuity of imaginary objects in scenes vital. What power does object work have when it comes to affecting us, our scene partners and our audiences and where does it fit in the hierarchy of improv techniques and tools?Love this podcast? Help it keep going here: https://supporter.acast.com/the-improv-chronicle-podcastFind out about this episodes contributors here:David Raitt: https://improvillusionist.com/ Carly Smith: https://www.facebook.com/TinyStoriesImprov Aree Witoelar: https://www.facebook.com/areewitoelarimprov/ The Improv Chronicle Podcast is produced and hosted by Nottingham improviser Lloydie James LloydTheme music - Sam PlummerLogo design - Hélène DollieSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/the-improv-chronicle-podcast.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/the-improv-chronicle-podcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Listen in on a powerful journey of anorexia and the fight for inner beauty with my courageous friend Carly Smith. At 17 years old, Carly has more hard won, Christ centered wisdom, than most. Following a collapse on the track field and months of unsuccessful counseling, she entered an out of state treatment program without access to social media. In those screen free months she clung to God and began a life long journey of knowing her triggers, knowing her worth in Christ, and healing.   

In this week's episode, the gang along with their special guest, Carly Smith, a Graphic Designer from Fogelsville, celebrate their milestone by discussing what constitutes a salad, the Higher education system and whether or not it is a waste of money to go to college, and open relationships, diving a bit deeper and discussing polyamory and polygamy. Find out if the cast of "May I Speak" survives this heated debate!

“Adjunctification is really this process of replacing full time academic positions with part time academic positions at lower wages and usually inferior, if any, benefits as a cost saving measure.” In this episode, we speak with Carly Smith and Susan DiRaimo, two adjunct professors at the City University of New York, the public university system of New York City and the largest urban university system in the country. They tell us about the daily reality for adjuncts and how their union, the Professional Staff Congress, helps them fight for better wages and working conditions. Their current battle is for a minimum salary of $7K per course that they teach, a radical demand that could finally bring many adjuncts out of poverty and change the national conversation about funding for public education. Music: “Better World,” by Woody Guthrie. Produced by Interference Archive

"Adjunctification is really this process of replacing full time academic positions with part time academic positions at lower wages and usually inferior, if any, benefits as a cost saving measure." In this episode, we speak with Carly Smith and Susan DiRaimo, two adjunct professors at the City University of New York, the public university system of New York City and the largest urban university system in the country. They tell us about the daily reality for adjuncts and how their union, the Professional Staff Congress, helps them fight for better wages and working conditions. Their current battle is for a minimum salary of $7K per course that they teach, a radical demand that could finally bring many adjuncts out of poverty and change the national conversation about funding for public education. Music: "Better World," by Woody Guthrie. Produced by Interference Archive.

Today we're going to be talking to Carly Smith. She is a lover of all things fermenting…I got connected with her when I was reaching out to sponsors one day. She works at cultures for health. and no, this is not an infomercial episode… they decided not to become a sponsor, but I thought it would be fun to interview someone who works in a fermentation company, and just have a good chat about fermenting in general.I consider Carly to be an everyday hero spreading the message of the probiotic life through fermentation.Join us as Carly shares her story, and we both share a few fermentation stories.Also, what did you think of Confiture's music? do you want to hear more of it on the podcast?-The transition music in this episode is from their debut album… check it out at confitureband.comI'm super excited to announce that it's confirmed we'll be having Jack Gilbert of the Gilbert Lab on the show soon. He is one of the leading researchers of the microbiome and how it interacts with the urban environment. Stay tuned for that episode!Check out where Carly works at culturesforhealth.com based in North Carolina.Also, if you are enjoying this content, will you take a minute to give us a rating and review on whatever platform you listen to us on.SHOW NOTESBackground in Fermentation- Carley works at Cultures For Health- fell in love with Sandor Ellix Katz's Fermentation book- started experimenting with fermentation on her own- discussion of cooking with seasonal produceLove For Cooking- grew up with meals cooked from scratch every night by her mum- learned gardening from her dad- these created an appreciation for food from scratch and fresh produce- missing these led her to teach herself to cook- the camaraderie of sharing food with others inspired her to make it her career- before that, studied environmental conservation, but was put off by the approach to using the forest as a utility instead of restoring it to its original stateCarley's Fermentation Adventures- making sauerkraut with red & white cabbage, carrying on family tradition- made kombucha, yoghurt, viili (Scandinavian yoghurt)- koji, tempeh, naaco: all Japanese ferments- corned venisonCultures For Health- they sell water kefir, milk kefir, kombucha, gluten-free sourdough- discussion of watching these cultures grow- works with lots of people who have little to no experience with fermentation- people who have health issues and want to get more cultures into their diet- sharing a largely lost art, bringing to back a wide audience- giving good info without overwhelming peopleFermenting at Home- discussion of dehydrating and rehydrating scobys and grains- discussion of making kombucha- alcoholic ferments: mango cider!- putting beetroot in kimchi- social aspect of fermentation: share with people around you, everyone gets a variety & helps nourish each other- discussion of WWOOFing (Willing Workers On Organic Farms)- traveling was a great way of exchanging info, learning farming techniques- discussion of fermenting mishapsCarley's Future in Fermentation- strong interest in fungi, their medicinal and environmental uses- discussion of Paul Stamets' booksFinal Comments- check out all the stuff available on culturesforhealth.com- can get access to free ebooks, recipes, instructions, and background info- can buy cultures & fermenting equipment

This week we pick up where we left off with Carly Smith, this time diving into the topics of how she met her husband and the power of a mission trip. You can find her on Instagram @smithcarlyb. You can find more of this podcast at epicordinarylives.com. I'd like to extend a special thanks to the good folks at Mayday Brewery for allowing us to record there. For more, head to maydaybrewery.com.

This week I sit down with longtime friend and coworker Carly Smith on her adventures of becoming a Barre instructor while simultaneously working in a Pharmaceutical Sales career.  We discuss overcoming fear, her origin story with Barre, as well as some of her favorite daily routines.  You can find her on Instagram @smithcarlyb. For more of this podcast, head to epicordinarylives.com.

Robin on the mass abduction of Nigerian girls into sex slavery. Guests: "First Lady of Boxing” Jackie Kallen; Cara Hoffman talks about her new novel on women veterans and PTSD; Jennifer Freyd and Carly Smith on their major study of campus assaults and "institutional betrayal."