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I cannot wait to share this episode with you with a beautiful and inspiring couple, Lin Chayes and Harold Lerner.  We speak about practicing relationships in a highly conscious way and what that looks like on a day to day level.  In this episode, we talk about:- How Lin and Harold met (such a romantic story!)- The power of an awakened woman to be a mirror for her man- How our relational patterns are traced back to childhood- Why we are drawn to partners who are 'familiar' but not necessarily the best fit- How shadow work is true liberation, especially in relationships- The huge downsides of people pleaser programming- What the integrated masculine looks like (heart warrior) and why we need it more than ever now- The importance of men's work and men's group- The beauty of blended families and Harold as their 'spiritual father'- How women can see the king in men, inviting him into that- Harold's kundalini awakening- The challenges and benefits of conscious relating- Dropping into the feminine with a strong and safe masculine container- Words of wisdom on this path of soul evolutionLin's email is lnchayes@verizon.netHarold's email is HLerner434@gmail.com Contact Lin on Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/lindachayes/Book resources:Debbie Ford - The Dark Side of the Light ChasersRobert Augustus Masters - Bringing Your Shadow Out of the DarkIntro + Outro music:  "Medicine" by HOL + Layv:https://open.spotify.com/track/4BqVa6DrpX8h7RWEBIcy6H?si=01c847feae5c45dehttps://www.instagram.com/hollygottlieb/Connect with Leigh-Anne below: The Wayshowers: Mentorship Program Leigh-Anne's Instagram Leigh-Anne's Website Substack Articles Free Guide: How to Choose a Partner Wisely I hope you enjoy this episode - please share this with everyone who may need to listen.I'd also LOVE if you could rate, review and subscribe to the podcast if you find it useful. Thanks so much, I appreciate you all.

It's summertime in Sweden and Canada, and that means it's time for Pushback Talks - Summer Series! And we're doing things a little differently this year. For the next six weeks, we'll revisit some of our favorite episodes from across all six seasons, giving you updates on the guests and topics at the top of each episode. The Filmmaker and the Advocate are taking a break, but the podcast isn't. No matter where you are - we hope you enjoy this year's Summer Series!The Filmmaker and the Advocate take listeners of this episode of PUSHBACK Talks into the real world – one where $$ money $$ is the principle value and corruption and kleptocracy the means of acquisition. Few are better placed to expose the workings of corruption than Sarah Chayes – former NPR reporter, and senior adviser to government officials in the US Department of Defence, and author of three books including her most recent, On Corruption in America and What is at Stake. Drawing on her experiences in Afghanistan, Nigeria, Honduras, Lebanon and beyond, Chayes reveals that contrary to media reporting, corruption is not about individuals or single acts. Rather, it operates through sophisticated networks that link together people from very different sectors of society, spanning governments and the private sector. These networks are flexible and exist through time, over decades, losing members along the way as protests and civil unrest require, and then gaining more members after each sacrifice. Network members bend and repurpose the institutions and agencies of government to make them serve the objectives of the network, rather than the public interest. The pivotal role of real estate in all of this is not lost on Chayes who notes a universal feature of these networks of corruption is the use of real estate as a vehicle.  So what's at stake when kleptocracy and corruption are left unchallenged? Nothing less than democracy.Produced by WG Film Recorded & Edited by Mikey JonesMusic by Florencia Di ConcilioSocial Media & Support Team - Maja Moberg, Valerie Estrina, Hanna LeanderSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/pushbacktalks)Support the showSupport the show

Historian and journalist Sarah Chayes, argues that we can't fix our floundering democracy until we face — and fix — our current levels of corruption. In her view, we are in a “pandemic of corruption,” fostered by a network of corrupt businesses and political leaders worldwide. Before we can begin to set things right, however, we first have to grasp what modern-day corruption really is. Behind this evolving crisis, says Chayes, is a shift in the very definition of power. Where society's leaders once at least paid lip service to the concept of public service, today the only measure of social status, she contends, is money: The pursuit of power has turned into a no-holds-barred scramble for more and more wealth. Chayes, the author of On Corruption in America, explains how we got here, and how we must build a coalition of integrity that transcends ideology, one that has its roots in equity and the public interest.   My WhoWhatWhy conversation with Sarah Chayes:  

With Eastern Europe looking at another conflict region opening up between Russia and Ukraine, we're looking back to a conversation with a person who's been a journalist, an author, and a special adviser to the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. Sarah Chayes offers us some still-timely insight into the inner workings of international politics. In this discussion, guest host Jack Segal of the TCIAF leads the conversation about Sarah's book Thieves of State: Why Corruption Threatens Global Security. Chayes' book connects the dots from Syria to Ukraine to Nigeria to Afghanistan, showing how kleptocratic regimes – tolerated or even facilitated by the United States – can drive fed-up citizens into the arms of extreme fundamentalist groups. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nationalwritersseries/message

What is "The New Now", "The Maybe-Perhaps", "The Current Myth Busting Fun"? Sunny and Randall discuss all of this and more. How to move from our lives as a dress rehearsal to bringin' all we have learned and are ready to share to this present moment in history. How to really make a difference and doing it with grace.

A logistical success, but a strategic failure.That's how top US generals described the US withdrawal from Afghanistan, in the second day of hearings on Wednesday on Capitol Hill, this time before the House Armed Services Committee.A lot of the most intense questioning dealt with intelligence failures and how the US could have missed signs pointing to the rapid collapse of the Afghan government. Related: Gen. David Petraeus: The US has a 'moral obligation' to help those left behind in AfghanistanUS Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin tried to answer for these failures in his opening statement: "We need to consider some uncomfortable truths; that we did not fully comprehend the depth of corruption and poor leadership in their senior ranks; that we did not grasp the damaging effect of frequent and unexplained rotations by President [Ashraf] Ghani of his commanders; that we did not anticipate the snowball effect caused by the deals that the Taliban commanders struck with local leaders in the wake of the Doha agreement." Related: Afghan UN employees worry about their safetyAuthor Sarah Chayes, who served as a special adviser to the US military in Afghanistan and the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff after a decade on the ground in Kandahar, has been watching the hearings closely. Her most recent book is called "On Corruption in America and What is at Stake." Chayes joined The World's host Marco Werman to share her reaction to these military testimonies and to fill in the blanks on who else may need to testify on US failures in Afghanistan. Marco Werman: What do you make of that explanation for the lack of military intelligence?Sarah Chayes: It's just stunning to me, but in a way, not surprising. So much US intelligence was focused on who we should kill instead of being focused on the degree of corruption, not just in the ranks of the Afghan military, but throughout the government, and the effect that that would have on the willingness of Afghan citizens to take mortal risks for their own government, you know? I mean, that information was being hammered on successive US administrations for years. I was one of the hammerers and not at all alone. And so, I find that very distressing. And then — this snowball effect of the local deals. I think this is another really significant failing on the intelligence and military side — is misunderstanding how Afghans wage war. Afghans rarely fight as units to the death. Fighting is much more a kind of psychological exercise. That's why it's often quite violent. So, you have the combination of the Taliban, who were making battlefield victories, a Doha agreement that essentially conferred sovereignty on them, and then they went to work on the ground, as you said. How could the United States government have missed that context?Joint Chiefs Chair Gen. Mark Milley tried to provide an answer for how the US failed to predict the Afghan government's collapse: "We can count the trucks and the guns and the units and all that. We can watch that from different techniques, but we can't measure a human heart from a machine. You've got to be there to do that. And I think that was probably one of the most significant contributing factors to missing the deterioration in the morale of the Afghan army." What do you make of Gen. Milley's comments? We were there for 20 years. We were on the ground for 20 years, and we still missed that type of psychological and social intelligence. We never got close enough to ordinary people.Related: How the Taliban might finance their new Afghan government Well, you spoke earlier about the lack of understanding of how Afghans wage war. I mean, Gen. Milley at one point questioned why the US had tried to build an Afghan army in our own image. What was he getting at? He put his finger on what you really can hang around the military's neck, is why would you create, in an environment of very difficult terrain, where wars are constantly being won by ill-armed, ill-equipped insurgents, why would you create a conventional army that looks like ours, that requires highly technical equipment that people need to maintain, that seems to require air support (although the Taliban never seem to need air support). And that, again, was going on for 20 years. And I think we really have to ask ourselves as a country, why? What was the incentive structure behind building that type of top-heavy, equipment-heavy military? And were economic interests not involved here? I mean, is this not the type of equipment and contractor support that is delivered by very high-end military contractors whose executives have been building fancy mansions around Washington, DC, for the last decade?So, the starting point for the hearings this week seems to be that the problems with the US project in Afghanistan were fundamentally military. And that's why generals were brought before lawmakers today and called to task. But weren't a lot of the fundamental problems also civilian?Well, exactly. Thank you, Marco. And I hope that civilian officials will be called soon. And first and foremost, for me, it would be Zal Khalilzad, [special envoy for Afghanistan], who is responsible for the actual terms of the Doha agreement. ... He's an Afghan American who conducted these negotiations at President [Donald] Trump's behest in Doha. Those negotiations, as far as I know, were conducted in Pashto without any member of the US government who spoke the language present — other than the ambassador — and they essentially conferred sovereignty on the Taliban. How would we expect an Afghan government not to be demoralized under those conditions?This interview has been edited and condensed for clarity. 

Williamson and Chayes discuss Chayes' article “The Ides of August,” about her experiences working as a reporter and special counsellor to the head of the Joint Chiefs of Staff during the war in Afghanistan. Subscribe to Marianne's Substack, TRANSFORM: MarianneWilliamson.Substack.com Subscribe to Marianne's TRANSFORM Podcast: https://spoti.fi/3mMKauu Watch the full interview: https://youtu.be/6rPjZBNBPrY Learn more about Sarah: https://www.sarahchayes.org/ Read "The Ides of August" https://www.sarahchayes.org/post/the-ides-of-august  

More than a decade. That's how long Sarah Chayes worked in Afghanistan. With the Taliban back in power, we talk with Chayes about how Afghanistan really changed, and how it changed her. Sarah Chayes joins Meghna Chakrabarti.

The Taliban's rapid takeover of Afghanistan has people all over asking how and why did it happen. Afghanistan was America's forgotten war but now everyone remembers it especially those who have never been there. But for those who have been deeply, emotionally, physically connected to the country and can remember then and now, the promise of the 2001 overthrow of the Taliban and the dieadly decades long disintegration of the possiblities of that moment these days have been unbearable. Sarah chayes is one of them. In this FRDH podcast interview Chayes looks back at what went wrong and frankly assesses whether anything could ever have gone right.

It's summertime in Sweden and Canada. The Filmmaker and the Advocate are taking a break, but the podcast isn't.  For five weeks, Fredrik and Leilani bring their faithful fans and new listeners the PushBack Talks - Summer Series.  These are curated podcasts from Season 2 - episodes you may have missed that are definitely worth a listen. We've pared them down,  and updated each with recent news and a few personal reflections. So, whether you're stuck at home, or chilling on a beach - we hope you enjoy our Summer Series! The Filmmaker and the Advocate take listeners of this episode of PUSHBACK Talks into the real world – one where $$ money $$ is the principle value and corruption and kleptocracy the means of acquisition. Few are better placed to expose the workings of corruption than Sarah Chayes – former NPR reporter, and senior adviser to government officials in the US Department of Defence, and author of three books including her most recent, On Corruption in America and What is at Stake.  Drawing on her experiences in Afghanistan, Nigeria, Honduras, Lebanon and beyond, Chayes reveals that contrary to media reporting, corruption is not about individuals or single acts. Rather, it operates through sophisticated networks that link together people from very different sectors of society, spanning governments and the private sector. These networks are flexible and exist through time, over decades, losing members along the way as protests and civil unrest require, and then gaining more members after each sacrifice. Network members bend and repurpose the institutions and agencies of government to make them serve the objectives of the network, rather than the public interest. The pivotal role of real estate in all of this is not lost on Chayes who notes a universal feature of these networks of corruption is the use of real estate as a vehicle.  So what's at stake when kleptocracy and corruption are left unchallenged? Nothing less than democracy.Produced by WG Film Recorded & Edited by Mikey JonesMusic by Florencia Di ConcilioSocial Media & Support - Maja MobergSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/pushbacktalks)

Have you ever looked in your closet and thought to yourself you don't have *any* clothes or feel like you have a bunch of randomness? Do you find yourself keeping clothes that you had for years because of the memories you had before or maybe you want to spice up your wardrobe to feel more confident? Holly Chayes is a style coach and consultant who helps you embody your own style as a way of self expression. She helps you find your own style, keep what's working, fix what's broken, and align what's not. In this episode, we discuss how clothes can help you embody your higher self and how your wardrobe impacts your life. Holly gives practical and easy tips on building a wardrobe that makes you look your best, feel confident, and fit easily into your lifestyle. Connect with Holly https://www.whowearswho.com/ Get Holly's e-book: https://www.whowearswho.com/ebook/ Support the show @ www.buymeacoffee.com/insearchofher Tag me on IG stories @emily.a.walsh www.emilyawalsh.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/in-search-of-her/support

Christine Hayes is group editor-in-chief of BBC Good Food and olive magazine. The “cook's choice” for over three decades, they recently won ‘Media Brand of the Year' at the PPA awards, praised by the judges for their “promotion of diversity and building their subscription business during lockdown” with nearly 9 million daily page views. In this in-depth interview, Christine discusses the opportunities and issues presented by the pandemic, with interest in home cooking growing exponentially, and her team rising to the challenge to deliver under lockdown - creating, testing and photographing the recipes themselves in their own homes; discusses the changes in people's eating habits - and those that will remain post-pandemic; and shares their corporate drive to boost inclusion, by introducing new contributors and “giving a platform to voices that aren't heard in food.”

Holly Chayes is a style coach & consultant helping you build and keep the wardrobe you want. In this episode Holly talks about how improving our physical appearance can help improve our mental health. To learn more about Holly, please visit https://www.whowearswho.com/ Follow Dr. Sekandari on:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dr_nafisa_sekandariFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/dr.sekandariJoin private FB Group Transforming Anxiety: https://www.facebook.com/groups/transforminganxietyWatch Video Recording on YoutubeTo learn more about Dr. Sekandari's Transforming  Anxiety Course, a self paced, online course that helps you manage and control your anxiety from the comfort and privacy of your own home, visit https://www.transforminganxiety.com/course

Welcome back everyone, today we have the awesome Imogene Chayes to grace the podcast. She’s a Costume Concept artist who's worked on many productions like, Glee, True Blood, and Agents of SHIELD and currently working with Marvel on various projects I can't wait to see. In this episode she shares her journey of starting out wanting to be a fashion designer, to finding herself in New Zealand working as a costume concept artist on The Meg(film) then soon working with the highly regard Costume designer Ngila Dickson (The Lord of the Rings, Terminator: Dark Fate). But even with all of these bright successes, she shares the struggles and possibly one of the darkest times of her life along with how she rose through it. Another powerful moving episode. --------------------------------------------------- Imogene Chayes Links --------------------------------------------------- Artstation: https://www.artstation.com/imogenechayes Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/imogeneann_art/ ------------------------------------------------------------- Rok With you Podcast Links ------------------------------------------------------------ linktr.ee/rokwithyou

In this week’s episode, I had the great pleasure of speaking with the incredibly talented Holly Chayes! Holly and I met through a facebook group and when I heard what Holly does for her business, I was so intrigued and I was thinking, “I have got to meet this woman and have her on my show!” We hit it off immediately on our meet-n-greet zoom meeting, and I thought, “This woman could help me tremendously with my wardrobe and my closet!”  Holly Chayes is “style coach and consultant helping you build and keep the wardrobe you want”. Anyone else struggle with what to wear sometimes? Staring into your closet for the “perfect outfit”? Yep, I believe that we’ve all been there!  In today’s episode we dive into your closet and Holly gives you little prompts to help you pick out that outfit, like asking yourself, “How do I want to see me?”. Taking 3 minutes to see what you’re wearing and gifting yourself the answer of how you really want to see yourself that day. Holly talks about how we can honor ourselves with our wardrobes after this year that we’ve all been through with the Covid-19 pandemic (hint: pre-Covid there was not too much loungewear being worn; during Covid, lots and lots of loungewear being bought and worn).  We also take it one layer deeper as we discuss the negative self-talk that so many of us live with, and how our wardrobe can be a positive way that we look at ourselves, and therefore, talk to ourselves. We also laugh about the “dreaded dressing rooms” that we’ve all been in while trying on clothes, and how the lighting and the mirrors usually don’t make for such great impressions! We talk about having compassion for ourselves with our clothing, and with our bodies. Other topics we touch on are decluttering, “getting rid of” or giving away clothes, photoshoots, and so much more!! There is so much greatness in this episode, so please grab your favorite beverage, and gift yourself the time to listen to the magic of Holly Chayes!! I will link her bio and all the ways that you can get in touch with Holly below. Thank you!  XOXO,  Katie    Bio:  Holly Chayes is a style coach & consultant helping you build and keep the wardrobe you want. She helps you keep what’s working, fix what’s broken, and align what’s out of wack. From the hundreds of conversations she’s had about clothes and clothing she knows there is no universally perfect style solution, but there is a perfect solution for YOU.  Freebies & Links:  If you want to find more clothing and style, visit WhoWearsWho.com. That will have links to all my style-related corners of the internet.  Including Talking About Clothes with Holly Chayes here:  https://www.whowearswho.com/podcast/  And if you want to master the basics of owning a closet you love, sign up and download your in depth guide to owning clothing – we walk through the entire lifecycle of owning a garment from buying and not buying clothes, to maintaining and washing them, to eventually getting rid of clothes that you’re done with – at: WhoWearsWho.com/basics  https://www.instagram.com/whowearswho/  https://www.facebook.com/holly.chayes.3

In today's episode of Fashion For All - the SmartGlamour Podcast, I chat with Holly Chayes. Holly falls under the Media category of type of guests we'll be chatting with on the podcast I'll let her introduce herself properly. We touch on how she got into her career as a personal stylist, how she views fashion as a multi sensory experience, why she started her podcast, how she'd like to see the stylist industry change, and some advice for folks who feel that tackling their closet seems like an overwhelming task - enjoy our conversation! Listen to Holly's podcast at Talking About Clothes with Holly Chayes, and check out her website at whowearswho.com. Don't forget to like, share, subscribe! And of course visit www.smartglamour.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/smartglamour/message

The Filmmaker and the Advocate take listeners of this episode of PUSHBACK Talks into the real world – one where $$ money $$ is the principle value and corruption and kleptocracy the means of acquisition. Few are better placed to expose the workings of corruption than Sarah Chayes – former NPR reporter, and senior adviser to government officials in the US Department of Defence, and author of three books including her most recent, On Corruption in America and What is at Stake.  Drawing on her experiences in Afghanistan, Nigeria, Honduras, Lebanon and beyond, Chayes reveals that contrary to media reporting, corruption is not about individuals or single acts. Rather, it operates through sophisticated networks that link together people from very different sectors of society, spanning governments and the private sector. These networks are flexible and exist through time, over decades, losing members along the way as protests and civil unrest require, and then gaining more members after each sacrifice. Network members bend and repurpose the institutions and agencies of government to make them serve the objectives of the network, rather than the public interest. The pivotal role of real estate in all of this is not lost on Chayes who notes a universal feature of these networks of corruption is the use of real estate as a vehicle.  So what’s at stake when kleptocracy and corruption are left unchallenged? Nothing less than democracy. Produced by WG Film Recorded & Edited by Mikey JonesMusic by Florencia Di ConcilioSocial Media & Support Team - Maja Moberg, Valerie Estrina, Hanna LeanderSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/pushbacktalks)Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/pushbacktalks)

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Are you ready to master the basics of personal style? We are over to the moon to have Holly Chayes join the show – she is a personal stylist and a new part of our posse. First, we dive into the inspiration behind Holly's fashion career. Her favorite part of fashion is when everyone knows who you are just by looking at your personal style. Then, we jump into what it's like having a fashion business during the pandemic and how Holly has pivoted during these challenging times. Plus, she explains what you need to know when revamping your wardrobe. When cleaning out a closet, it ultimately comes down to whether or not her client wants to ditch their stress. Tune in as we chat about Holly's fashion courses, and she tells us what's next on her fashion journey!   In This Episode: [02:30] All about Holly Chayes and her work as a personal stylist.  [05:00] How clothing is a lens that you can look through the rest of your life with. [08:20] Fashion during Covid: how Holly has changed her business plan during these challenging times.  [09:50] Holly reveals her most shocking fashion crime stories.  [17:55] Why a client who is open to being their truest and most authentic self is the best to work with.  [20:55] We are so lucky because Holly Chayes has style courses – she gives us the scoop.  [25:30] Look into Holly’s crystal ball: she reveals what’s coming up for her next on her fashion coach journey.    Key Takeaways: When you fix your style problems, you start fixing your life problems. Are you thinking about working with a style coach? The first step to fixing your wardrobe is awareness. To flatter your figure, dress in a way that feels good to your body. Are you worried about the environment? The most sustainable choice you can make when it comes to fashion is wearing something that's already in your closet.   Bio:  Holly Chayes is a style coach & consultant helping you build and keep the wardrobe you want. She helps you keep what’s working, fix what’s broken, and align what’s out of wack. From the hundreds of conversations she’s had about clothes and clothing she knows there’s no single perfect solution, but rather the perfect style solution for YOU.   Links Mentioned: Get your free copy of Personal Style Fundamentals: 27 keys to building and keeping the wardrobe you want to unlock your personal style next steps https://www.whowearswho.com/ebook/   Listen to Talking About Clothes with Holly Chayes here https://www.whowearswho.com/podcast/   And when you’re ready to find YOUR perfect style solution, don’t hesitate to get in touch https://www.whowearswho.com/working-together/ Holly Chayes Website: https://www.hollychayes.com/

Sarah Chayes is the author of the prize-winning book Thieves of State: Why Corruption Threatens Global Security. Her most recent book is On Corruption in America. Chayes is also a former senior associate in the Democracy and Rule of Law Program at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. She has also served at the topmost levels of the U.S. military, including as special adviser to two commanders of the international forces in Kabul and then Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Mike Mullen. Sarah Chayes warns that the United States is facing overlapping crises, both at home and globally, which may fundamentally change the lives of the American people. She also explains how the country’s democracy is threatened by right-wing radicalization and the enduring power of the corporatocracy over both the Democrats and Republicans. This conversation is eerily prophetic and took place shortly prior to the attack by Trump’s neo fascist white supremacist forces on the United States Capitol and coup attempt on January 6. WHERE CAN YOU FIND ME? On Twitter: https://twitter.com/chaunceydevega On Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/chauncey.devega My email: chaunceydevega@gmail.com HOW CAN YOU SUPPORT THE TRUTH REPORT? Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/TheTruthReportPodcast Via Paypal at ChaunceyDeVega.com Music at the end of this week's episode of The Truth Report is by JC Brooks & the Uptown Sound. You can listen to some of their great music on Spotify.

“Clothing confidence comes from really owning the fact that if a piece of clothing doesn't fit, that's the only thing. That means it doesn't mean that your body is too big. It doesn't mean that it's too tall or too long or too curvy or too whatever. It just means that this piece of clothing doesn't fit.” --Holly Chayes In this episode of The 3D Parent Podcast, I'm joined by style coach and consultant Holly Chayes. We are talking about how personal style is a form of self-care and self-expression and how to maintain that as a parent.   We will go over topics such as:  How clothing can profoundly affect the way you feel How body acceptance comes into play with personal style How to balance the needs of your life with the wardrobe you want   I hope this episode helps you think about the style you want to express and how you can balance that with all your responsibilities as a parent.    If you have enjoyed this episode of the podcast, take a screenshot, head on over to Instagram and share it your IG stories and tag me, @the3Dparent    Do you have a parenting question for an upcoming episode? I would LOVE to connect with you and answer your questions.  Please share your parenting question here!    Grab your free copy of the 10 Steps To Get Back in Control of Your Children here!   CONNECT WITH THE 3D PARENT: Instagram Facebook The 3D Parent Lounge Facebook Community   CONNECT WITH HOLLY: WEBSITE PODCAST: TALKING ABOUT CLOTHES WITH HOLLY CHAYES FREE E-BOOK: PERSONAL STYLE FUNDAMENTALS

The way we think about style changes from person-to-person but what’s certain are the feelings we feel with the clothes that we do have. Holly Chayes, this episode’s guest, shares her views on style and how she helps clients through her styling services. Listen to how much our closets truly hold, how to love your own style even when you don’t think you have one, and a lot more that gives a different perspective to the relationship with clothing. Guest’s Instagram: @whowearswho Guest’s Newsletter: https://www.whowearswho.com/newsletter/ Guest’s Website: https://www.whowearswho.com/ Guest’s Podcast: https://www.whowearswho.com/podcast/ Visit the podcast’s website: http://www.ylanitalks.com/ Sign up for the newsletter: http://eepurl.com/hcdkqr Follow us on Instagram: @ylanitalks Additional show notes and transcripts, here.

Sam hosts Sarah Chayes, prizewinning journalist and internationally recognized expert on corruption in government networks throughout the world, to discuss her new book On Corruption in America: And What Is at Stake. Sam and Chayes take the long view on how corruption has taken hold in society and how money and capital are the sources from which corruption flourishes. Listen in as Chayes explains how trends in contemporary American society mirror the worst corruption of the Gilded Age of the late 19th century. And in the Fun Half: the situation in Georgia from Nabilah Islam, Jon from San Antonio and Jeff from Georgia, why Brett Raffensperger isn't your friend, the conservative ethos of "it happened to me," progressive Gary Chambers announces his campaign for Louisiana-02, Trump threatens his friendship with Mike Pence, the conservative mindset for the Biden era is set, plus your calls and IMs! Become a member at JoinTheMajorityReport.com Check out the Brand New Majority Report Merch Shop! https://shop.majorityreportradio.com/ (Merch issues and concerns can be addressed here: majorityreportstore@mirrorimage.com) The AM Quickie is now on YouTube Subscribe to the AM Quickie at https://fans.fm/amquickie Make the AMQ part of your Alexa Flash Briefing too! You can now watch the livestream on Twitch Check out today's sponsor: ExpressVPN creates a secure, encrypted tunnel between your device and the internet so that your online activity can’t be seen by anyone. It works on all your devices – phones, laptops, even routers – so everyone who shares your Wi-Fi can still be protected even if they don’t have ExpressVPN. Use my exclusive link, expressvpn.com/majority and you can get an extra three months FREE. Native: Switching to Native from an antiperspirant doesn’t mean you have to worry about midday BO – because it’s made with ingredients you’ve heard of, like coconut oil and shea butter, and WITHOUT aluminum, parabens, or talc. With over 10 scents, including their classics and rotating seasonals, you’re guaranteed to find one you love. Make the switch to Native TODAY by going to NativeDeo.com/majorityreport, or use promo code majorityreport at checkout, and get 20% off your first order. Honey: add Honey to your computer for free and shop on lots of your favorite websites like normal. If Honey finds a coupon, it will automatically tell you, applying the correct codes and dropping the price in a flash. Try Honey today at JoinHoney.com/MAJORITY Follow the Majority Report crew on Twitter: @SamSeder @EmmaVigeland @NomikiKonst @MattLech @BF1nn

Today on Creating Your Happy Place, we are chatting with special guest Holly Chayes! Holly is a style consultant with a background in theatrical costume design, and she knows all about fashion! Living in New York City, she has a New York City apartment, which comes with a set of challenges. Holly shares her experiences with closets, retail spaces, and personal style. You wear your clothes every single day, they should make you happy!Holly Chayes is a style and wardrobe consultant. She works with you to bring your clothing into alignment with who you are, and who you feel you are meant to be, helping you to build and keep a wardrobe you love. Website: https://www.whowearswho.comThe best way to stay in touch: https://www.whowearswho.com/newsletter/Talking About Clothes with Holly Chayes: https://www.whowearswho.com/podcast/Rebecca is CEO of her Seattle-based residential interior design company Seriously Happy Homes, author of the book Happy Starts at Home, and host of this podcast! She's a business consultant to her fellow residential interior designers through Seriously Happy Coaching & Consulting and a small business mentor with SCORE Seattle. She can't resist a costume party or a cat video, and has a weakness for Oreos, Taco Bell, and Scotch whiskey.

National security expert Sarah Chayes discusses her new book, On Corruption in America: and What Is at Stake. Chayes explores how corruption in U.S. state and society furthers and deepens inequality.

In this episode of Across The Margin : The Podcast, host Michael Shields interviews prize-winning journalist and internationally recognized expert on corruption in government networks throughout the world, Sarah Chayes. Chayes has served as special assistant on corruption to Mike Mullen, former chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff, as well as having advised David McKiernan and Stanley McChrystal (commanders of the International Security Assistance Force). She has been a reporter for National Public Radio from Paris, covering Europe and the Balkans. Chayes is the author of The Punishment of Virtue: Inside Afghanistan After the Taliban and Thieves of State: Why Corruption Threatens Global Security, winner of the 2016 Los Angeles Times Book Prize. She recently penned a book that illustrates the daunting fact that the United States is showing signs similar to some of the most corrupt countries in the world. That book, On Corruption in America: And What Is At Stake, is the focus of this episode, and is one of the most eye-opening and critical books that you will encounter. From the titans of America’s Gilded Age (Carnegie, Rockefeller, J. P. Morgan, et al.) to the collapse of the stock market in 1929, the Great Depression and FDR’s New Deal; from Joe Kennedy’s years of banking, bootlegging, machine politics, and pursuit of infinite wealth, as well as the Kennedy presidency, to the deregulation of the Reagan Revolution, undermining the middle class and the unions; from the Clinton policies of political favors and personal enrichment to Trump’s hydra-headed network of corruption, systematically undoing the Constitution and our laws, in On Corruption in America, Chayes shows how corrupt systems are organized, how they enforce the rules so their crimes are covered legally, how they are overlooked and downplayed by the richer and better educated, and how they become an overt principle determining the shape of our government, affecting all levels of society. On Corruption in America, and this episode, dramatically highlights what we are all up against. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

No one doubts that there is some corruption in America, as there is in every other country. But in her latest book, Sarah Chayes contends that the United States is showing symptoms distressingly similar to those of the most corrupt countries in the world. Corruption, as Chayes defines it, is an operating system of sophisticated networks in which government officials, key private-sector interests, and out-and-out criminals interweave. Their main objective: to maximize returns for network members. Chayes shows how corrupt systems are organized, how they enforce the rules so their crimes are rarely punished, how they are overlooked and downplayed—shrugged off with a roll of the eyes—by the richer and better educated, and how they shape our government, affecting all levels of society. Chayes also reviews the historical trends involved, beginning with the titans of America's Gilded Age (Carnegie, Rockefeller, J. P. Morgan), the collapse of the stock market in 1929, the Great Depression and FDR's New Deal, and Joe Kennedy's banking, bootlegging and machine politics financial empire, which led to the Kennedy presidency. She says all of that was soon followed by the deregulation of the Reagan Revolution, which undermined the middle class and the unions, the Clinton policies of political favors and personal enrichment, and most recently Trump's hydra-headed network of corrupt players, systematically undoing the Constitution and our laws. MLF ORGANIZER George Hammond Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Another lit live! This was an awesome episode, I let the conversation flow with my TikTokers as the took over Questions with Chayes! We talked about how upset men are that they haven't found that WAP yet and how the world of politics is going nuts right. Also, is Tiktok really getting banned!? STAY TUNED! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thevaultwithchayes/message

In this episode of The Vault with Chayes, I get to sit down with my best friend Kristen; Ktro for short! Being a woman in the work place is not a very easy task. Kristen speaks about the troubles of being a young woman climbing the corporate ladder while trying to gain respect form her older peers. I also speak about the troubles of being a black woman who is not allowed to show emotion while being treated like a petted animal and the answer to all for "equality"  --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thevaultwithchayes/message

"Part of what I love about clothes is it can be an escape because there’s definitely an element of fantasy and aspiration to clothing and getting dressed and expressing ourselves in our style. And then there’s also the practicality of how do you look good on a zoom meeting call, and how do you show your personality and dress and be professional when you can only be seen from like the armpits or shoulders up?" ~Holly Chayes Podcast Envy is jumping into a new series of pandemic podcasting pivots. We kick it off in conversation with Holly Chayes, stylist, wardrobe consultant, and creator of Talking About Clothes with Holly Chayes, the show in which she...well, she talks about clothes with the people who wear them.  Anyone who’s sat for a Zoom meeting in a freshly-laundered shirt and last week’s pajama bottoms as of late would be forgiven for thinking the pandemic has thrown a wrinkle (I couldn’t resist) into Holly’s content - not to mention her publishing timeline. Yes and no. A seasoned podcast pro since January 2020 (yes, you read that correctly), Holly’s sense of self as it relates to her show is refreshing. She’s not overly concerned with the statistics or “rules”.  Content angles vary right now as people’s attention spans waffle between hyper-productivity and warranted laziness. Holly’s had to adjust to her Plan B as shelter-in-place orders force people to lean into different aspects of their wardrobe personality. There’s no one to dress for, nowhere to go. So, she’s postponed pre-pandemic recorded episodes in favor of examining a past project through the “new normal” lens.  As for publishing “on time”...what does that even mean? Talking About Clothes posts in seasons, not unlike fashion itself. There’s genuineness to her strategies, basic podcast math that can turn an idea into a listenable show: know what you’re creating + why you’re creating it. For someone who’s podcast was a scant three months old when the future suddenly arrived, Holly’s not overly concerned about how her show will work after lockdown. She’s content to let these complicated times just be complicated and looking forward to breaking her own show rules in upcoming seasons.  Get the full show notes and connect with Holly at http://www.thecreativeivmpostor.com/podenvy059 Podcast Angel: Craft & Culture from The Creative Impostor Studios Craft & Culture is my exclusive membership space on Patreon for both current and aspiring podcasters to get the support you need to create and grow your show in a way that is nurturing, genuine and enjoyable. Get the boost you need to start or keep making a show that's the envy of everyone else.  http://www.thecreativeimpostor.com/craftandculture Connect with me! Are you listening on an iPhone or iPad? Would you leave me a lovely review in Apple Podcasts? http://bit.ly/podcastenvy Email andrea@thecreativeimpostor.com Facebook Group The Creative Impostor Facebook Page @andreaklunder.creative Instagram: @thecreativeimpostor LinkedIn: @andreaklunder (I only accept connections from people I actually know, so include a message to say you're a Podcast Envy listener.)

HELLO WORLD! Long time no see! I know its been forever, but I've been here. If you follow on Youtube I actually posted a podcast there with a good friend of mine.. just search "The Vaulth with Chayes" (audio coming soon). BUT without further ado, We have Cheyanne here gracing us with her beautiful smile! This is raw and unedited because I want to show you how to people with two different walks of life and culture background can sound like their best friends catching up! I absolutely enjoyed my time with Chey, such a pure ball of energy needed during with epidemic we are facing! Hope you all enjoy! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thevaultwithchayes/message

QUARANTINE TIME!!! This Virus has everyone going crazy! LIVE PODCAST SHOW: Check out "The Vault with Chayes presents Questions w/ Chayes" on Eventbrite! Date: Sat, Apr 11, 7:00 PM Location: The SoundLab https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-vault-with-chayes-presents-questions-w-chayes-tickets-97450251325 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thevaultwithchayes/message

HEY YALL! Thank you for listening and catching up with me! We're going over slot do make sure you keep up. Questions with Chayes gets a little violent, lets see what the people are saying! Podcast Mentioned: Otaku Cafe Mellow Vier Streamers: LarkPain-Mixer Artist Mentioned-IG: jrosemusic mellowvier beatupbyliza geronimoson djlarryd _era95 Instrumental by: IG: mizterwilson --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thevaultwithchayes/message

what do I say about this one? good question. there was a lot of long winded explanations, talking in circles, and story interruptions with stories that barely related to the story at hand. gotta love it. it's always a party when Chayes is in the house. Or when I'm in her house. Her mom's house. She lives here. anyways.  Buy Celeste the Therapist's self-guided journal "365 Days of Intentional Living" Songs of the mind: Intro - "Cluttered Minds" by Thirty; Break Songs - "Dance" by Terrell Grice (ft. Candice Boyd & Kate Stewart), "The Palisades" by Childish Gambino; Outro - "Durm" by Swami Da Bullhemian (ft. Leo Legend, Don Cov, & T.A.Z.) shouts out to my mom, your mom, my dead dad, Thirty w/the intro, Swami w/the outro and to you, remember, you're doing great come back soon now, ya here?

Yeh, so this was one of those episodes that really solidify my vision of the podcast. Sure we started off on some regular degular nonsense, but then we got to the nitty gritty and stayed there. Truly classic.  I was joined by old friend Rob, AKA RobWNTR, as well as VB (Bvby Buddha), Jon (Nesu), and Edwin, who you'll hear snoring in the background. They are all crucial parts of the multi-genre musical group BADPPL and we got together in Manhattan, NY to perform at Maria Salazar's book release party. We talked about dealing with death, musical legacies, and much more. Songs of the mind: Intro - "Cluttered Minds" by Thirty, "Erase Me" by KiD CuDi (ft. Kanye West); Break Songs - "Rocketship" by 070 Snake, "Too Bad I Have to Destroy You" by KiD CuDi; Outro - "Durm" by Swami Da Bullhemian (ft. Leo Legend, Don Cov, & T.A.Z.) Show sponsored by The Vault w/Chayes and Swipes and Giggles.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU! My baby is officially a one year old and I just can't take it! I said all my feelings in this episode but honestly and truly thank you guys so much for all the support that you have shown me over this past year. 2019 gave me alot of hope that my success is just starting. Love you guys mucho and HAPPY NEW YEAR! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thevaultwithchayes/message

Hey Guys this is Mellow Vier and I'm returning with my closest friend Chayes from @TheVaultPodcast and KoolGuyKleef. In this episode we look back and somewhat reminisce on things that happened, we talk about moment and highlights, and most importantly we talked about what we learned looking back from 2010-2020. Warning this is NSFW because we always be saying some wildin stuff but prepare to laugh,listen, and love what you're about to hear. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/postnutpodcast/message

First ever podcast done and made by yours truly Mellow Vier. I got help with one of my greatest friends in the world Chayes from TheVaultPodcast. We talk about porn, family, relationships, and everything for a first episode! Check it out and let me know what you think! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/postnutpodcast/message

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Another one for the books! Read up! (I hate that I said that. I could delete it, but I won't.) Marq and Santos are back together for the weekend and get to really do the cohost game right! Joined by Chayes, host of The Vault w/Chayes and YouTube's Swipes and Giggles, joins the duo as they discuss TI's shenanigans and how they reflect a couple larger-scale issues. We touch on responsibility when it comes to content creation. We then get into a little "state your opinion" segment. Support Paul Rameau brand, your renaissance will be registered. Songs of the episode: Intro - "Cluttered Minds" by Thirty; Midsongs - "Come Thru" by Ari Lennox ft. Usher, "Broken Bones" by KALEO, "May I Have This Dance" by Francis and the Lights ft. Chance the Rapper; Outro - "Durm" by Swami Da Bullhemian ft. Leo Legend, Don Cov, & T.A.Z

Candy taste sweet DUHHHH!! C.Hayes or Chayes sits down with me and Mz. Mophilia to have some girl talk. Candace is the host of The vault podcast and Swipes and giggles on youtube. If you need positive energy in your life just follow every single thing this girl does. She's teaching me that it's Okay to just have fun and be your absolute best self.

Kleef is back with us again ya'll! We're talking about how our parents raised us, Boston is #8 and for QUESTIONS W. CHAYES; is wrong to exploit someone, if they do something wrong?  --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thevaultwithchayes/message

I know, I know, wild name. Get over it. We really only spent like 15 minutes on cunnilingus anyway. and it's at the end. Anyway. I'm joined by Chayes (or C Hayes, doesn't matter how you say it, as long as the flavor is in ya mouth) and Mike Dubb (aka yungmikedubb aka Mike Dove) on this one as we discuss Bill Cosby, R Kelly, Tyler Perry and more. it's a good listen. so yeh.

In this week's episode we discuss meek purchasing 50% of lids, everything that happened in sports in the past two weeks, especially the NBA and all the shootings that are happening because of the warm weather. This week's celebrity guest is Candice G. Hayes. She is the the creator of "The Vault with CHayes" a Boston podcast. She has her own youtube channel called "Swipes and Giggles". We speak to her about why she wanted to do podcasting and the hardships that come with doing everything by yourself. We get to know her and her likes and dislikes. Listen, Share, Comment!

HEY YA'LL! I got a chance to sit down with Marquis who is a photographer and runs his own podcast called "Cluttered Minds" which you can find EVERYWHERE! We went over the panic TSA went through also, can I mess with your ex from 5yrs ago. Find him on Instagram @mardprojects and @clutteredpod. Also please click the link to leave a voice memo to have a chance for your voice to be heard for "Questions with Chayes". IG @thevaultpodcast_ Email: thevaultpodcast19@gmail.com https://anchor.fm/thevault19/message --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thevaultwithchayes/message

Who doesn't love an open-ended conversation? This is my first free form conversation with a group of people and I enjoyed it! We are recapping over a "debate" that some of us had the night before. So we're bringing up some major points and also adding some new ones for those who weren't there. I hope you enjoy being the fly on the wall. Also please click the link to leave a voice memo to have a chance for your voice to be heard for "Questions with Chayes". IG @thevaultpodcast_  Email: thevaultpodcast19@gmail.com https://anchor.fm/thevault19/message --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thevaultwithchayes/message

Joining us on this podcast is my good friend Dr.Frederick Alamba who is a licensed pharmacist and owner of "Brockton Pharmacy" located on 90 Main St in Brockton, MA. We get to sit down and discuss what it's like being a young business man and the trials and tribulations it took to get there. We also get a chance to dip into his love life on "Questions with Chayes". Also for our "WTF Happened" segment: Panic buttons, do you wash your legs and ROBERT SMITH, can you pay my loans off too?  --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thevaultwithchayes/message

So we got a really good Question for Chayes and we talk about Black Ink. Listen to find out why they suffer from bitchassness --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thevaultwithchayes/message

Hey Hey Hey! Thank you guys for all your support, you just don't know how much it means to me. Well in this episode of The Vault, we hit on some pretty hard stuff like...NOT CHEATING ON YOUR BABY MAMA WITH HER LITTLE SISTER'S BEST FRIEND! But I think you already know how I feel about that! Also HAPPY INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S MONTH! With that said touching my hair is a no no, are you crazy!?! We all love Questions with Chayes, but this is one that'll make you sweat. Once again thank you for all the support, I appreciate you guys so much!  --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thevaultwithchayes/message

For two years, journalists have operated in an environment where Congress has declined to inquire into key issues surrounding President Trump’s family business: Is he profiting from his presidency? Are his friends, family, and appointees? Is Trump violating the Constitution when members of foreign governments make payments to his company by staying at his properties?   Now, with Democrats taking control of the House of Representatives after this week’s midterm elections, that will change. Already, several high-ranking members are vowing to look into aspects of the relationship between Trump’s business and his administration. Among them: • Rep. Richard Neal (D-MA), currently the ranking member of Ways and Means Committee, says he’ll request Trump’s tax returns from the Treasury Department. • Rep. Elijah Cummings (D-MD) the ranking member of the House Oversight Committee,  says in a statement he’ll “shine a light on...President Trump’s decisions to act in his own financial self-interest rather than the best interests of the American people.” • Rep. Jerrold Nadler (D-NY), current ranking member of the Judiciary Committee is vowing to investigate policies “that enable pervasive corruption to influence decision-making at the highest levels of government.” • Rep. Adam Schiff (D-CA), ranking member of the House Intelligence Committee says in a statement  the committee will look at “areas inquiry the majority ignored or prevented us from investigating.” Democratic committee staff issued a report last spring detailing some of those areas. Among them: the Trump Organization’s business practices. What will this all mean? What do we hope to learn? And how might this change our understanding of the presidency and his business?  WNYC’s Andrea Bernstein convened an all-star panel to discuss it all: Adam Davidson of the The New Yorker, McClatchy’s White House Correspondent Anita Kumar, The Washington Post’s David Fahrenthold, and Eric Umansky of ProPublica. They also helped us to create a must-read list of stories, articles, documents and court filings that take on new interest after the midterms for anyone following the administration. From Adam: The House Intelligence Committee’s Minority Views report, which lays out how a Democrat-led committee might continue to investigate possible collusion with Russia during the 2016 presidential campaign, and the deposition of Trump Organization CFO Allen Weisselberg in State of New York v. The Donald J. Trump Foundation. From Andrea: U.S. District Judge’s Peter J. Messitte’s Nov. 2, 2018, Memorandum Opinion in The District of Columbia and the State of Maryland v. Donald J. Trump, otherwise known as the “emoluments lawsuit.”   From Anita: Sarah Chayes’ amicus brief in CREW v. Donald J. Trump. From David: Trump’s 2007 deposition in the case Donald J. Trump v. Timothy O’Brien. From Eric: Axios’ story about a GOP spreadsheet of expected Democratic-led investigations. It’s a long list that spans everything from well-known issues like Trump’s tax returns to things many of us have long forgotten, such as whether classified information has been inappropriately shared at Mar-a-Lago.

Attaining tenured status at a major university is often the culmination of an academic’s career; giving it up is unthinkable for most. But after 10 years at UCLA, Jennifer Chayes was offered a job at Microsoft. The offer, she says,“scared me to death,” but she took the job and is now managing director for Microsoft Research in New England, New York and Montreal. “There are brass rings that come along,and they always come along at the most inopportune times,and they look really scary, but I believe that we should grab them when they come along,” Chayes says during a conversation with Stanford’s Margot Gerritsen, Stanford professor and host of the Women in Data Science podcast. Chayes is a big advocate of eliminating biases in search algorithms and believes that data scientists have “the opportunity to build algorithms with fairness, accountability, transparency and ethics, or FATE.” FATE, a group that formed at one of Chayes’ labs, works to address inequity in the field. In one particular instance, the group discovered that certain searches yielded certain results. Searches looking for computer programmers, for example, typically returned results for people with male names. The change Chayes' team implemented in the search algorithm removed that built-in bias. Removing bias from hiring is not only fair, it results in better outcomes, she says. “I think that you’re more likely to ask the right questions if you have been on the wrong side of outcomes. So you’re much more likely to see a lack of fairness or bias as a problem before it happens.” Chayes believes that the fieldof data science is changing and that the increase in underrepresented voices will be critical to the future of the field moving forward.

2018 marks the 10th anniversary of Microsoft Research New England in Cambridge, Massachusetts, so it’s the perfect time to talk with someone who was there from the lab’s beginning: Technical Fellow, Managing Director and Co-founder, Dr. Jennifer Chayes. But not only does Dr. Chayes run the New England lab of MSR, she also directs two other highly renowned, interdisciplinary research labs in New York City and Montreal, Quebec. Add to that a full slate of personal research projects and service on numerous boards, committees and foundations, and you’ve got one of the busiest and most influential women in high tech. On today’s podcast, Dr. Chayes shares her passion for the value of undirected inquiry, talks about her unlikely journey from rebel to researcher, and explains how she believes her research philosophy – more botanist than boss – prepares the fertile ground necessary for important, innovative and impactful research.

Learn about the life and work of Jennifer tour Chayes as described by a group of high school girls attending the camp Girls Talk Math at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. By Myla James, Shania Johnson, Maya Mukerjee, and Savitha Saminathan. Check out the corresponding blog post about the Network Science problem set these campers solved at girlstalkmath.com/2018/07/02/network-science-2/ Many thanks to Girls Rock NC’s Teen AXN League for the amazing intro/outro song!

"Let's Know Every Day Is Earth Day. Please treat yourself to a conversation with the stunning Dr. Sue Morter who brings a worldview about the environment that promises to "de-light" and bring hopeful action steps.  How does Dr. Sue, the #uantum Field Visionary speaks to our Great Great Grandchildren when they ask us "What did we do once we knew that the Earth was unraveling?" (Dr. Drew Dellinger) 

Listen in as collaborators on The Assembly’s SEAGULLMACHINE—conceiver/co-director Nick Benacerraf, co-director Jess Chayes, dramaturg Steven Aubrey, and performer Jax Jackson—discuss layering multiple theatrical sources, permission to find points of resonance, turning on a dime, the company’s development process, finding new roles through that process, … Continue reading →

The oil industry has long been an attractive target for corruption and corrupt actors. State owned oil companies have frequently been accused of being a conduit for syphoning off public funds into private bank accounts, despite repeated civil society efforts to fight these networks of corruption in countries like Brazil and Nigeria. Guest host Deborah Gordon is joined by Carnegie Senior Fellow Sarah Chayes, dean of Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism and author Steve Coll, and Nigerian anticorruption activist Olarenwaju Suraju to discuss how corruption can become an inextricable part of an economy and how civil society and the U.S. government can work to prevent it. Steve Coll is dean of the Columbia University School of Journalism and a staff writer at the New Yorker. He is the author of a bestselling profile of ExxonMobil called Private Empire: ExxonMobil and American Power. Olarenwaju Suraju is a Nigerian anticorruption and environmental activist, chair of that country's Civil Society Network Against Corruption, and of the Human and Environmental Development Agenda. Sarah Chayes is a senior fellow in Carnegie's Democracy and Rule of Law Program, and co-author of “The Oil Curse: A Remedial Role for the Oil Industry.” - http://carnegieendowment.org/experts/712

We spoke with Hearthstone's Production Director, Jason Chayes, about all things Hearthstone including the new expansion Knights of the Frozen Throne. Listen to the interview, or read the transcription at dualpixels.com

Millions of people in the developing world encounter corruption every day, in the form of bribes they have to pay to go about their daily lives. But there's an insidious form of corruption that permeates entire structures, including governments, which is often hidden in apparently legitimate activity. Carnegie Senior Fellow Sarah Chayes has been researching this form of corruption for the better part of a decade. She argues that in corrupt countries, kleptocratic networks involve not only government officials, but private industries and established criminal networks. In her recent report, When Corruption is the Operating System: The Case of Honduras, Sarah examines how the kleptocratic system functions in a case study on that country. Sarah joins Tom and Zephyr Teachout, author of Corruption in America: From Benjamin Franklin's Snuff Box to Citizens United, and a democratic candidate in the New York gubernatorial race, for a discussion on corruption and power. Sarah Chayes is internationally recognized for her innovative thinking on corruption and its implications. Her work explores how severe corruption can help prompt such crises as terrorism, revolutions and their violent aftermaths, and environmental degradation. (More on Chayes - http://carnegieendowment.org/experts/712) Zephyr Teachout is an associate professor of law at Fordham University. (More on Teachout -https://www.fordham.edu/info/23186/zephyr_teachout)

We hear from Jennifer Tour Chayes '78, Distinguished Scientist and Managing Director of Microsoft Research New England and Microsoft Research New York. "It’s really important to always be talking about what you’re passionate about…I’m always looking for somebody whose [story] is deeply engaging."

How do we connect with the signature note of our being, the song of our soul, which opens our voice to resonance, breath, love – with which to express our authentic inner truth and sacred power? Have we arrived at the true Age of Aquarius, and the dawni

Timothy Leary and Ram Dass are brought to us from 20 years ago in the brilliant film DYING TO KNOW. (Release June 17, 2016). Gay Dillingham (Director/Producer) and Zachary Leary (Timothy's son) join Sunny to clarify, connect the dots and “myth bust”

Mark Nepo brings a Rumi-esque quality to his discussion with Sunny. Hear beautiful poetry, prose and philosophy from his latest book INSIDE THE MIRACLE and others in a way that only New York Bestselling author Mark Nepo can. No wonder he is one of Opra

Sarah Chayes is a Senior Fellow at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. A former reporter, Chayes covered the fall of the Taliban for National Public Radio. She then opted to leave journalism and remain in Afghanistan to contribute to the reconstruction of the country. During a decade living in Afghanistan, Sarah advised two commanders of the international troops in-country and the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. She is also author of ‘The Punishment of Virtue: Inside Afghanistan After the Taliban’ (2006) and a contributing writer for the Los Angeles Times. Her articles have appeared in the Washington Post and Foreign Policy, among other publications. On 10 March 2015, Sarah came to the Department of War Studies to present her new book ‘Thieves of State: Why Corruption Threatens Global Security’ (Norton), which argues that corruption is the common thread that ties together the world’s contemporary international security crises. The event was chaired by Dr Christine Cheng and hosted by the Conflict, Security and Development Research Group. DISCLAIMER: Any information, statements or opinions contained in this podcast are those of the individual speakers. They do not represent the opinions of the Department of War Studies or King's College London.

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PANACHE DESAI, the international break through spiritual avatar joins SUNNY CHAYES for personal and Global healing. Sister Jenna of Meditation Museum and American Meditation Radio adds her stunning energy and info about Global Om Project. Both guests bri

SINGIN IN THE RAIN WITH SUNNY CHAYES... ubnradio.com Join Sunny with today's difference makers discussing spirituality, politics, the environment and global issues with insight, wisdom, humor and hope. Let's remember we all have THE POWER OF ONE! Today, Christina joins Sunny in an interview and gets down into discussion.. Check it out!

Sarah Chayes, a former National Public Radio reporter, delivered the E. N. Thompson Forum lecture "Notes from Afghanistan," at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Chayes has lived and worked in Kandahar, Afghanistan, since 2001, when she covered the fall of the Taliban for NPR. In 2002, she left journalism to help rebuild the shattered country whose fate will help determine the shape of the 21st century, working first with Afghans for Civil Society, and currently with Arghand, a cooperative producing skin-care products from local fruits, nuts and botanicals.

As a new administration is set to take over in the White House, Bill Moyers checks in with author Sarah Chayes on the state of affairs in America's other war in Afghanistan. An author and former journalist, Chayes has lived the last 7 years in Afghanistan helping to rebuild the country.

As a new administration is set to take over in the White House, Bill Moyers checks in with author Sarah Chayes on the state of affairs in America's other war in Afghanistan. An author and former journalist, Chayes has lived the last 7 years in Afghanistan helping to rebuild the country. Then, as 43 states face budget shortfalls, New York Governor David Paterson talks with Bill Moyers about how states are dealing with the economic crisis. And, the Journal and ExposE: America's Investigative Reports examine a whistleblower's tale of military housing contracts gone awry.