Podcast appearances and mentions of cathy williams

Send us a textIn this episode, we sit down with two amazing friends, Beth Stavinoha and Lisa Bedford-Thomas, who both bravely faced breast cancer and came out stronger. They're sharing their personal stories, giving us a real look at the importance of early detection—especially for women with dense breast tissue—and how regular screenings can make all the difference. We'll also dive into Henda's Law, which helps women get the extra screenings they need, and touch on the ups and downs of treatments like hormone inhibitors.We also talk about the emotional side of things, like dealing with hair loss and how they kept their sense of humor along the way. This episode is full of heart, humor, and plenty of great info to help you stay on top of your health. You're going to love hearing their stories and feeling inspired by their strength.Resources:To listen to our episode with Cathy Williams, The Middle Page Blog from 2023 click here Henda's Law - click here Cold cap - click here This episode is sponsored by: Kathy L Wall State Farm Agency, SA Oral Surgeons, Hello, Nanny!, and Manorly. Please show your support for the show by visiting our amazing sponsors.

Real Life Haunt: Nadine and CathyHappy 2023...it is finally a new year and with that comes new spooky tales. Our first RLH is Nadine who tells us about what happened when she moved into a brand new home and when she had her brand new baby.Then we hear from Cathy Williams who has an amazing story with Native American roots.If you have a story that you want us to hear email us at theunrestpodcast@gmail.comUnrest In Peace

This week on the podcast, Michelle Taschereau, Director of Customer Experience at ABI Wellness is taking over for a conversation with Cathy Williams and Adriana Patino to discuss the challenges they've faced with Long COVID. Cathy and Adriana each share details of their experience in seeking and receiving help for the debilitating symptoms they've experienced. Their Long COVID recovery process involves participation in the BEARS program, an evidence-based program designed to help patients with cognitive challenges improve their brain function. Cathy and Adriana talk about the outcomes they've seen. Listen as the two describe for us the reality of living with Long COVID.Mentioned:BEARS by ABI WellnessLong COVID Canada

Dr. Phillip Thomas Tucker discusses his book America's Female Buffalo Soldier: A New Look at the Life of Cathy Williams in History and Memory. https://www.amazon.com/Americas-Female-Buffalo-Soldier-Williams-ebook/dp/B073PDQ4FV/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=at+the+Life+of+Cathy+Williams+in+History+and+Memory&qid=1635285402&qsid=138-5518600-3215717&sr=8-1&sres=B073PDQ4FV&srpt=ABIS_BOOK www.phillipthomastucker.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dr. Phillip Thomas Tucker discusses his book America's Female Buffalo Soldier: A New Look at the Life of Cathy Williams in History and Memory. https://www.amazon.com/Americas-Female-Buffalo-Soldier-Williams-ebook/dp/B073PDQ4FV/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=at+the+Life+of+Cathy+Williams+in+History+and+Memory&qid=1635285402&qsid=138-5518600-3215717&sr=8-1&sres=B073PDQ4FV&srpt=ABIS_BOOK www.phillipthomastucker.com

In this episode we have the pleasure of hearing from Cathy Williams. Along with Jo Boaler, Cathy co-founded Youcubed, an organization within Stanford University that is dedicated to inspiring mathematics success for all students through growth mindsets and innovative teaching. I think of Cathy as being the silent partner to Jo, but trust me, she's anything but silent! Cathy has a long history of excellence in mathematics - from high school math teacher to Director of K-12 Math at Vista Unified School District, to professor at Stanford University.  Cathy walks us through her pathway as a math expert as well as the evolution she is seeing in teaching and learning in math. We learn about Youcubed - its origins and its future in supporting math instruction. She then dives into data science - a passion shared by both Cathy and Jo. Cathy describes how data science can inspire all students to be engaged in learning math to solve real world problems, not only in the math class but across subject areas and in an interdisciplinary approach to learning. We are inspired by the examples of best practices Cathy has observed in schools and districts. For more opportunities to learn from Cathy and other thought leaders in education and beyond, check out the Knowledgehook Signature Leadership Portal at www.knowledgehook.com/leadership.

Episode 23 of The Chuck Williams Show features the CEO of Neighborworks in Columbus, schoolboard member and wife.Cathy Williams has been involved in community revitalization for decades. The President and CEO of NeighborWorks Columbus and school board member talks about housing and schools on this episode of The Chuck Williams Show. And, for the record, she's my wife. It makes for an interesting conversation. Twitter: ChuckWilliamsInstagram: ChuckWilliams0999Catch The Chuck Williams Show live every Tuesday at 7/6 central.

Hurricanes, white panties, and ribs, oh my! Have you been missing some mansplaining in your life? Are you confused as to what feminism is? Then tune in this week while we read The Italian Boss's Secretary Mistress by Cathy Williams. She's a mouthful and not the good kind. (Content Warning: Body Image)

Tyler sits down with Cathy Williams and Julie Grimmett. All three of them, board members of the Arizona Healthcare Foundation, discuss what the foundation does and its purpose. The foundation was established in 1996, with the purpose of bettering the long term care community by granting scholarships for those working in the healthcare and long term care field, as well as granting dreams for long term care residents through the “Live a Dream Program.” Hear some of their favorite Live a Dream stories they've been a part of. For more information, or to get in touch: https://www.azhca.org/foundation/overview/ https://www.azhca.org/contact/

Cathy Williams; Frances Brown; Dr. Thomasine Wortham Guest: Jodie Ballenger

"You're not permitted to see your child at birth." The nurse was cold and stern as she draped a curtain across the teenager's midsection. The baby's cries echoed off the cold operating room walls and boomeranged back to the girl's shattered heart. Wiping the tears from her eyes she desperately clung to her baby's fleeting shadow, cast upon the thin fabric that hung between them. An unplanned pregnancy at seventeen, and the feeling they had nowhere to turn, forced a young couple to make a decision they would regret for the rest of their lives. Although Cathy and Joey had their entire future planned to eternity, nothing could have prepared them for this fork in the road. One decision, either way, would change the course of their love forever. The pounding of her heart dances in rhythm to the methodical passing of time. How could nineteen painful years drag on like an eternity, yet suddenly fade in the blink of an eye? Anxiously waiting for the phone to ring Cathy accepts the unknown. Her future happiness depends on the questions she yearns to have answered. Did she make the right decision? Can her daughter forgive her?

A luxurious waterfront community, Stone Island is Cayman's most sought after real estate opportunities in the region. With $245,000 in stamp duty savings available ONLY until December 31st, realtor Cathy Williams joins us to discuss why this investment is too good to pass up! Call 623-9999 or visit stoneislandcayman.com for more info!

We are happy to be joined by our regular Friday guest, realtor Cathy Williams of Williams2 Real Estate. Take a listen to some of Cayman's hottest properties and how you can save on stamp duty before the end of 2019! Call 623-9999 or visit williams2realestate.com for more info!

Real estate broker and sales machine Cathy Williams joins us to discuss her NINE open houses around Grand Cayman this weekend. Call 623-9999 to learn more! Chef Steve joins us to discuss the Market Street Group's Oktoberfest being held Saturday, 28th September in Camana Bay.

Support the show on Patreon OR Buy me a coffee Show Notes: To tide you over while Im researching and writing longer episodes I've created a new segment called Black History blitz. Short, bite sized and fun, like any good snack its best when shared with friends, so tell your friends about it. Today's Black history Blitz is about Cathy Williams. The first African American Woman to enlist in the United States Army and the only one we know about who did so posing as a man!! Williams was born in Independence, Missouri September 1844 and lived until 1893 As a teen, Williams worked as a house slave on the outskirts of Jefferson City, Missouri. Despite there being a ban against women serving in the military, Cathay Williams enlisted in the Army under the false name of "William Cathay" on November 15, 1866, passing herself off as a man. She was assigned to the 38th United States Infantry Regiment after she passed a Brief medical examination. She was only discovered when a surgeon treating her for injuries realised she was a woman She was discharged from the Army on October 14, 1868. After having served for nearly 3 years In 2016, a bronze bust of Cathay Williams was unveiled outside the Richard Allen Cultural Center in Leavenworth, Kansas Cathy Williams, we salute you! To learn more about black history please check out the black history buff podcast youtube twitter Pinterest Website Just google black history buff and you’ll find us there or hit the link below https://www.blackhistorybuff.com/pages/social-2 Oh and if you enjoyed this please share because black history is world history --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/blackhistorybuff/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/blackhistorybuff/support

Cathy Williams is the Co-Founder and the Executive Director of YouCubed, a platform lead to inspire, educate and empower mathematics teachers from Stanford University. Cathy was the Director of K-12 Mathematics at Vista Unified School District. Her projects include the book and program, Math Language that Works and the virtual math teacher support program Getting Ready for Algebra. Originally aired on 03 March 2018 at KZSU Stanford. 

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Jacke welcomes author Sarah Bird to the program to talk about her background, her writing, and her readerly passion for the fiction of the great twentieth-century novelist, Gabriel Garcia Marquez. GABRIEL GARCIA MARQUEZ (1927-2014) was one of the most revered and influential novelists of the twentieth century. Born in a small town in Colombia, which he later made famous as the fictionalized village "Macondo," he drew upon the stories and storytelling styles of his grandparents and parents to formulate what came to be called "magical realism." His books One Hundred Years of Solitude and Love in the Time of Cholera have sold tens of millions of copies and stand as a testament to the power of fiction. He was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1982. SARAH BIRD is a member of the Texas Literary Hall of Fame, the recipient of the Texas Institute of Letters’ Award for Distinguished Writers, and a six-time winner of the Austin Chronicle’s Best Fiction Writer Award. Her most recent novel, Daughter of a Daughter of a Queen, tells the story of Cathy Williams, a former slave who disguised herself as a man in order to fight alongside the Buffalo Soldiers.  Support the show at patreon.com/literature. Find out more at historyofliterature.com, jackewilson.com, or by following Jacke and Mike on Twitter at @thejackewilson and @literatureSC. Or send an email to jackewilsonauthor@gmail.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Nancy Taylor Bubes on the building trust in relationships as a real estate agent ~ "Well, it's a relationship business. . . When you really take the time to find the right house for the right family, they're grateful. They love it, and you've got to be able to say, "I'm not sure that's the right house for you." You've got to be able to step in and ... turn it down." Nancy Taylor Bubes - Super-Agent - Washington Fine Properties and Andy Ockershausen in studio interview Andy Ockershausen: This is Andy Ockershausen, and this is Our Town. Our third year, our third series of shows. We have done over 100. We have had so much response, and we've had the pleasure of having GEICO helping us underwrite this plan, and they've been just great. Now that we have great ideas, we are having royalty in our studio. I consider it royalty. This is royalty for Our Town. Nancy Taylor Bubes, the most important high-end real estate person and salesperson in Our Town, and as I say, Our Town covers a lot of area. We're so happy to have Nancy, and to have her background be a part of Our Town, and as someone has quoted in Washingtonian, "She has a Rolodex rivaling that of any bigwig lobbyist in town." She's a big wig lobbyist. Nancy, welcome to Our Town. Nancy Taylor Bubes: Oh my gosh. I wish I had brought my tiara today. Andy Ockershausen: You don't need one. Nancy Taylor Bubes: I'm really impressed. I'm really impressed with that introduction. I'd like to meet that person. Okay. Andy Ockershausen: Well, and it's a cliché a little bit, but we have to say it because Washingtonian feels that way, and I know Cathy Williams feels that way, but there's so much more to you than just real estate, and that's what I was so interested in, to find out your background. I always thought you were from Our Town, but you're not. You were born in Fredericksburg. Out of Virginia Nancy Taylor Bubes: Yes. Yes, Virginia, which is very different than Washington. We grew up thinking that Washington was another country, a place that you just didn't go to. An hour away, but you didn't go there. Andy Ockershausen: No. Nancy, one of the things I've found out in all these years I've been in broadcasting and being a native, a third generation, that Washingtonians don't mind crossing the river to go to Virginia, but Virginians do not like to cross the river. Nancy Taylor Bubes: No. No, and I still have a lot of family in Virginia, and they just see me up here like, "You're up there with all the crooks. I mean, how do you live up there?" It's a very different perception. Andy Ockershausen: It just works so well for Virginians, because they're very happy. They consider that river as a barrier, and I guess it worked for them. Nancy Taylor Bubes: They do. They do. Their memory runs long. Andy Ockershausen: Being a Washingtonian, I consider you a Washingtonian now, even though you're from Fredericksburg, you've seen this city explode. It must have been a great thing for you to look back in your perspective. You went to college in North Carolina, at Salem. I didn't know that was a part of Wake Forest. College Nancy Taylor Bubes: It's not. Actually, it's the girls' school over in the little Moravian Village called Old Salem. It's a girls' school. Andy Ockershausen: It's not connected to the university? Nancy Taylor Bubes: No. Andy Ockershausen: Two separate schools? Nancy Taylor Bubes: Two separate schools. You just went over there for some entertainment. Andy Ockershausen: Well, what in the world brought you to Our Town? Why would you leave a wonderful place like Fredericksburg to come to Washington? Our Town - Land of Opportunity for an Art Major Nancy Taylor Bubes: Well, because I kept thinking, I was an art major, so that's a very marketable thing to be in, don't you think, art? Andy Ockershausen: Absolutely. Government Freeze on Museums and Galleries Nancy Taylor Bubes: I was thinking, "Okay, what am I going to do in Fredericksburg?

Retired woman's pro wakeboard veteran, and current manager of Performance Ski and Surf in Orlando, Cathy Williams joins Dano on episode 84. Recorded outside Cathy's home, a.k.a. Cathy's Bed and Shred on Clear Lake, the two discuss her success within the sport and how she originally got involved. Cathy has some great history spanning more than 20 years in the industry. Plus, hear an exclusive Audio Montage from stop two of the Malibu Boats Evolution Pro Series—the Malibu Boats WWA Vienna Pro—recorded in Austria.