Podcast appearances and mentions of Chloe Smith

FSA Program Details and Comments from IGP Course Attendees Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations Turning Cattle Out on Grass   00:01:05 – FSA Program Details and Comments from IGP Course Attendees: Allison Womack, Kansas Farm Service Agency agricultural program specialist, starts the show with reminders about program deadlines and specifics. We are also joined by Brooks Nagel and Chloe Smith, who were at K-State's IGP Institute, to hear their perspective on the grain market. Farmers.gov   00:12:05 – Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations: K-State Extension livestock specialist Joel DeRouchey continues the show by sharing information on concentrated animal feeding operations, their environmental footprint, and the regulations under which they raise livestock.   00:23:05 – Turning Cattle Out on Grass: Ending the show is the Beef Cattle Institute's Brad White and Phillip Lancaster with Jason Warner discussing turning cattle out on grass. KSUBeef.org BCI Cattle Chat Podcast Bovine Science with BCI Podcast Email BCI at bci@ksu.edu     Send comments, questions or requests for copies of past programs to ksrenews@ksu.edu.   Agriculture Today is a daily program featuring Kansas State University agricultural specialists and other experts examining ag issues facing Kansas and the nation. It is hosted by Shelby Varner and distributed to radio stations throughout Kansas and as a daily podcast.   K‑State Research and Extension is a short name for the Kansas State University Agricultural Experiment Station and Cooperative Extension Service, a program designed to generate and distribute useful knowledge for the well‑being of Kansans. Supported by county, state, federal and private funds, the program has county Extension offices, experiment fields, area Extension offices and regional research centers statewide. Its headquarters is on the K‑State campus in Manhattan

We live in times of individual, sociocultural and planetary crisis, exacerbated by rising divisions between people. How have humans historically navigated such times of crisis? Yes, we've organized, taken action, and responded as we've been called to respond. But we have also deepened our connection to the greater cosmos, through songs and poems and rituals of devotion, through crying out to a beloved universe whose workings remain a mystery but to whom we feel intimately and inextricably connected. In times when we are raw and situations are precarious, many poets tell us, the breath of life is closer than ever. So we have sung aloud to source, and honored the emotional intricacies of our relationship with a beloved world whose turnings can be maddening, painful and often beyond our control. Singing to the beloved in this way isn't about blissing out and bypassing, it's about finding a practice that honors the depth and emotional texture of our experience of a paradoxical world and that matches the intensity of the times we're living in. For the wounds of these times cannot simply be addressed through rational analysis and diagnosis, nor can they be addressed only with the short-burning flame of outrage. We need a deeper resourcing.  At a time of a profound pan-societal longing for meaning and sacredness, connecting to the cosmos as beloved and seeing the sacred in every phase of the beloved's waves has deep implications for how we resource and replenish ourselves, how we align our movements to the actual ebbs and flows of the natural world, and how we begin to heal the divided sociocultural space between us. Featuring a conversation with Dr. Omid Safi and music by Leah Song, Chloe Smith, Duncan Wickel, Jeunae Elita, Marya Stark, Sidibe, Serena Bixby, Forest Sun, Haley Young and others, this episode of The Emerald podcast encourages us to pause for a moment in the midst of all the great world-turning events and remember and connect to the living, breathing, source of it all. Just... for a moment.Support the show

This week we revisit a dynamic show featuring two musical acts that are countercultural icons in their own ways and in separate countries. American-born sisters, Leah Song and Chloe Smith, along with their band Rising Appalachia, share their unique brand of "Hillbilly World Music" and chat about how they promote the slow movement in their touring practices. Now exiled in Sweden, Egyptian Ramy Essam travels to eTown to share the songs that led to his becoming the voice of the 2011 Egyptian revolution that overthrew an oppressive leader.  Also with us is Joseph Teipel who shares his story about Re:Vision, an organization dedicated to building food independence in the Westwood neighborhood of Denver.  That's all this week on eTown! Visit our Youtube Channel to see artist interviews, live recordings, studio sessions, and more! Be a part of the audience at our next recording: https://www.etown.org/etown-hall/all-events/ Your support helps us bring concerts, tapings and conversations to audiences while fostering connection through music, ideas and community. If you'd like to support eTown's mission to educate, entertain and inspire a diverse audience through music and conversation, please consider a donation: https://www.etown.org/get-involved/donate-orig/.

"Pre-construction is actually just free construction because it's a lot of work up front that you don't often get paid for." - Chloe Smith, CEO of Mercator In today's episode of Bricks and Bytes, we sat down with Chloe Smith, who shared her journey of building Mercator, a construction tech startup that's changing how contractors find early-stage project opportunities. Tune in to discover: ✅ Why Mercator focuses only on Texas (for now) and how they plan to expand ✅ The power of hiring for talent over skill in a fast-growing startup ✅ How they built their own "accelerator" by carefully selecting operator-investors ✅ Their unique approach to product development through an intensive beta program with general contractors Listen to the full episode on Spotify to learn how Mercator is helping contractors get involved in projects before the bidding phase even begins - as Chloe puts it, "It's almost like using a marriage registry as a dating app." ------ 00:00 Intro 02:43 Introduction to Chloe Smith and Mercator 05:45 The Journey into Construction and Data Strategy 08:40 Understanding Mercator's Functionality 11:46 Data Sources and Technology Behind Mercator 14:50 The Role of Large Language Models 17:34 Target Customers and Market Focus 20:41 Project Detail Pages and User Experience 23:45 Data Visibility and Insights 26:29 Utilizing Construction Data for Industry Reports 29:50 Expansion from Canada to the US 32:48 Revenue Model and Future Growth 36:46 Understanding Product-Market Fit 38:57 The Fundraising Journey 45:07 Building a Strong Investor Network 51:44 Evolving Go-To-Market Strategies 1:02:43 Hiring for Talent vs. Skill 1:04:43 Defensibility in the Age of AI 1:05:20 Choosing the Right Mentors

In Appalachia, Hurricane Helene was a thousand-year-flood. It flattened towns and forests, washed roads away, and killed hundreds.But this story is not about the flood. It's about what happened after.A month after Hurricane Helene, our producer Justine Paradis visited Marshall, a tiny town in the Black Mountains of western North Carolina, a region renowned for its biodiversity, music, and art.She went to see what it really looks like on the ground in the wake of a disaster, and how people create systems to help each other. But what she found there wasn't just a model of mutual aid: it was a glimpse of another way to live with one another.Featuring Josh Copus, Becca Nicholson, Rachel Bennett, Steve Matlack, Keith Majeroni, and Ian Montgomery.Appearances by Meredith Silver, Anna Thompson, Kenneth Satterfield, Reid Creswell, Jim Purkerson, Jazz Maltz, Melanie Risch, and Alexandra Barao.Songs performed by Sheila Kay Adams, Analo Phillips, Leah Song and Chloe Smith of Rising Appalachia, and William Ritter. SUPPORTOutside/In is made possible with listener support. Click here to become a sustaining member.Subscribe to our (free) newsletter.Follow Outside/In on Instagram or Twitter, or join our private discussion group on Facebook. LINKSAn excerpt of “A Paradise Built in Hell” by Rebecca Solnit (quoted in this episode) is available on Lithub.“You know our systems are broke when 5 gay DJs can bring 10k of supplies back before the national guard does.” (Them)The folks behind the Instagram account @photosfromhelene find, clean, and share lost hurricane photos, aiming to reunite the hurricane survivors with their photo memories. A great essay on mutual aid by Jia Tolentino (The New Yorker) CREDITSOutside/In host: Nate HegyiReported, written, produced, and mixed by Justine Paradis Edited by Taylor QuimbyOur team also includes Felix Poon, Marina Henke, and Kate Dario.NHPR's Director of Podcasts is Rebecca LavoieSpecial thanks to  Poder Emma and Collaborativa La Milpa in Asheville. Thanks also to Rural Organizing and Resilience (ROAR).Music by  Doctor Turtle, Guustavv, Blue Dot Sessions, Cody High, and Silver Maple.Outside/In is a production of New Hampshire Public Radio.

Can poetry and personal identity reshape the world of SEO? In this episode, Chima Mmeje explores the powerful intersection of art, identity, and search optimization. Join us as Chloe Smith, a talented spoken word poet and Strategic SEO Lead at Blue Array, shares her unique journey: Discover how Chloe's background in poetry influences her approach to SEO Learn about the impact of disability and LGBTQ+ perspectives on digital strategies Explore innovative ways to make SEO more inclusive and accessible Uncover the surprising connections between creative expression and search optimization Chloe offers insights on balancing artistic passion with SEO expertise, challenges faced around identity, and practical advice for creating more inclusive digital spaces. Whether you're an SEO professional, a creative, or simply curious about diverse voices in tech, this episode promises fresh perspectives and actionable insights. Tune in for an inspiring conversation that bridges the gap between art and analytics, proving that diverse voices can drive innovation in unexpected ways. This episode is brought to you by Moz's Keyword Explorer. Try it for free: http://mz.cm/KeywordExplorer Get access to our full suite of tools with a Moz Pro free trial: https://mz.cm/3WYFh28 Thank you to our guest, Chloe Smith: https://twitter.com/chloeivyroseseo https://www.linkedin.com/in/chloeivyrose ***************************************  Additional Moz Resources:  30-day Moz Pro Free Trial ► https://mz.cm/3jZq3p3   Check out Moz Local  ► https://mz.cm/36Pbz7h Learn about STAT ► https://mz.cm/2IiqTzf Watch Moz Webinar ► https://mz.cm/3TgJgGK ***************************************  STAY IN TOUCH: Moz ► https://mz.cm/30QvHCm Facebook ► https://www.facebook.com/moz X/Twitter ► https://twitter.com/Moz LinkedIn ► https://www.linkedin.com/company/moz Instagram ► https://www.instagram.com/moz_hq/

On this episode, we highlight Riverton High School girls swimming. Second-year Head Coach Kristi Spriggs joins us along with senior Yeva Montana, junior Chloe Smith and freshman Luci Phisterer chat about their season so far and goals going forward. Riverton hosts an invitational September 20-21.

How much do our backgrounds influence the paths we choose in life? In this episode, I sit down with Chloe Smith, an entrepreneur with a unique story rooted in a close-knit French-Canadian family. Growing up bilingual in Calgary, Chloe shares how her upbringing in a large, supportive family shaped her view of the world and her place in it. We explore her journey from early entrepreneurial ventures—like a house cleaning business—to founding her own company. Chloe opens up about the challenges she faced, including struggles with mental health, and how these experiences led her to develop a deep sense of resilience. We also dive into her love for climbing and how it became a meditative practice that helped her find balance. Throughout our conversation, Chloe reflects on the importance of understanding your own strengths and the role that family and culture play in shaping who you are. Whether it's the influence of her bilingual upbringing or the lessons learned from her entrepreneurial failures, Chloe's story is a reminder of the power of self-awareness and persistence. How To Connect: Jeff Humphreys - ⁠⁠www.jeffhumphreys.ca⁠⁠ Chloe Smith - LinkedIn Podcast Location - www.modelmilk.ca⁠⁠ Podcast Production - www.shortlinecreative.com⁠

Rising Appalachia has always been a mission-driven, social justice-focused band. On their recent album Folk and Anchor, however, the band decided to take on a more light-hearted project. The sister duo of Leah Song and Chloe Smith went back to their roots and picked out a collection of songs that influenced them -- including some that might surprise you. Leah and I spoke about how the band settled on this project, the songs they chose, and what it means to finally take a break. Music Rising Appalchia -- "On And On (Erykah Badu)" (2:05) Rising Appalachia -- "Texas Hold 'Em (Beyonce)" (15:55) Amythyst Kiah -- "Love Will Tear Us About" (29:34) Rising Appalchia -- "I Shall Be Released (Bob Dylan)" (32:24) Stay up-to-date with all the queer country news fit to print with the Rainbow Rodeo newsletter, and support us on Patreon!

SEO Specialist at Blue Array SEO, Chloe Smith, delves into using brand-led content to build topical authority. In this episode, Chloe shares her perspectives on the impact of brand on SEO post-Google data leak, the role of brand in driving non-brand SEO metrics, the evolution of content strategies to elevate brand presence, the significance of internal expertise in creating brand-led content, and challenges and opportunities in integrating brand into SEO. Show NotesConnect With: Chloe Smith: Website // LinkedInThe Voices of Search Podcast: Email // LinkedIn // TwitterBenjamin Shapiro: Website // LinkedIn // TwitterSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Chloe Smith, SEO Specialist at Blue Array SEO, discusses the integration of best practice UX into SEO strategies. She emphasizes how a seamless user experience can significantly boost search engine rankings and enhance user engagement. By aligning UX principles with SEO tactics, Chloe illustrates how businesses can create more intuitive and effective websites. Today, she shares insights on adopting these practices to stay competitive in the digital landscape. Show NotesConnect With: Chloe Smith: Website // LinkedInThe Voices of Search Podcast: Email // LinkedIn // TwitterBenjamin Shapiro: Website // LinkedIn // TwitterSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

We speak with tech journalist Kevin Sebastian in light of US bank Wells Fargo firing several remote workers caught “mouse jiggling" to give the impression that they were actively working from home In connection, we also shed light on quiet quitting It's Drowning Prevention Week and over this Eid break, LOTS of us are at the beach and pools so it's the best time to revisit the topic of water safety. Chloe Smith from Hamilton Aquatics joins us live in the studio On our Psychology Hour, Dr Thoraiya Kanafani highlights the benefits of social connectedness and community involvement on our health And we meet the 17-year-old student who has launched an app connecting highschool students with internship opportunities.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to another episode of Category Visionaries — the show that explores GTM stories from tech's most innovative B2B founders. In today's episode, we're speaking with Chloe Smith, CEO & Co-Founder of Mercator AI, an AI-powered business development platform for commercial general contractors that has raised $4.5 Million in funding. Here are the most interesting points from our conversation: Background and Inspiration: Chloe comes from a background in data strategy and marketing, not directly from construction, but her family's involvement in the industry piqued her interest and led to the inception of Mercator AI. Cross-Industry Application: Although her background is not in construction, Chloe's experience in data strategy and marketing allowed her to identify and address a gap in the construction industry, demonstrating the value of cross-industry application of skills. Foundational Shifts: Mercator AI helps construction businesses identify early project opportunities by tracking land development, which allows their clients to engage earlier and more effectively in potential projects. Navigating Industry Challenges: Chloe discusses the challenges of transitioning from other sectors to construction tech, highlighting the importance of understanding and adapting to industry-specific dynamics. Focus on Business Development: The platform is designed to 'force multiply' the efforts of business developers in the construction industry by streamlining the research and pursuit process, fundamentally changing how contractors approach new opportunities. Early Struggles and Adjustments: Reflecting on the initial challenges, Chloe emphasizes the importance of resilience and adaptability, sharing an anecdote about early investor interactions that shaped the company's trajectory.   Sponsors: Front Lines — We help B2B tech companies launch, manage, and grow podcasts that drive demand, awareness, and thought leadership. www.FrontLines.io The Global Talent Co. — We help tech startups find, vet, hire, pay, and retain amazing marketing talent that costs 50-70% less than the US & Europe. www.GlobalTalent.co

Interview with Chloe Smith, co-founder and CEO of Mercator, a construction intelligence platform. Chloe provides background on her marketing and advertising career and how she came to start Mercator with her co-founder to bring data analytics to the construction industry. She outlines conducting customer interviews and POCs to validate the problem they were solving. Chloe explains how Mercator tracks construction projects through their full lifecycle and delivers insights on upcoming opportunities to general contractors, enabling them to get in front of projects earlier. She discusses focusing on specific customer profiles, building relationships with advisors, and taking an authentic approach to branding. On product features, Chloe describes the Mercator workflow of monitoring projects, companies and contacts with AI-driven alerts. Users can explore project details and connect with stakeholders. She positions Mercator as a unique, category-defining product bringing new strategic intelligence to construction firms. Looking ahead, Chloe is excited to grow their team, enrich data tracking, expand to new markets and build their product suite into a knowledge hub. She advises startups in construction to build what the industry needs based on customer conversations. Here are chapter timestamps and summaries for the YouTube video transcript: 00:00 - Introducing Chloe and Mercator AI 00:22 - Chloe's background and journey into construction tech 01:19 - Meeting co-founder and starting marketer AI 02:21 - Validating ideas through customer interviews 03:40 - Strategies for talking to construction customers as an outsider 05:04 - Applying a data perspective from marketing to construction 06:21 - Meeting co-founder and initial hypotheses 08:01 - Pivoting ideas and focusing on construction opportunities 09:13 - Early mistakes and learning to validate ideas 10:10 - Importance of customer interviews and narrowing focus 11:02 - Challenges reaching construction customers initially 12:33 - Iterating on customer conversations 14:14 - Prioritizing feature requests from customers 15:04 - Using quick POCs focused on specific users 17:00 - Advice on aligning vision and customer feedback 18:24 - Building a focused product for target customers 18:48 - Strategies for assembling a strong advisor team 21:07 - Finding advisors willing to help without equity 22:11 - Proving credibility as industry outsiders 23:51 - Tips for building a brand (focus on authenticity) 24:29 - Overview of Mercator AI platform and user journey 28:09 - Category defining product and points of differentiation 29:51 - Roadmap and future opportunities 31:31 - Advice for construction tech startups (talk to customers) --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mayur-m-mistry/message

In February of 2024, after a year of touring the country, the musical group Rising Appalachia, an ensemble that marries American folk music with a wide array of world influences, made an announcement that might have been surprising only to those who don't know them well. Sisters Leah Song and Chloe Smith, who created Rising Appalachia over 15 years ago, had decided to take a sabbatical year, though they would honor the concerts already on the books in 2024. Longtime Rising Appalachia fans have been supportive because they know this is a band that has never taken shortcuts in how they manage their artistry and their lives. Since early on in their careers, Leah and Chloe have been advocates for and practitioners of the slow music movement, an ethos of touring and music-making that places sustainability, local engagement and creative control at the heart of their business. The current sabbatical is the latest tool in their slow music toolbox.Yet though last year's tour was hugely successful and they've just released an album titled “Folk and Anchor,” Chloe and Leah's decision was undeniably gutsy and far from conventional in the music industry. In this interview, the sisters, speaking from their homes in the North Carolina mountains, discuss why this was the right time for a yearlong break, how they prepared for it and the ways in which they and their bandmates keep the slow music ethos at the heart of their artistic practice.https://www.risingappalachia.com/tourhttps://www.risingappalachia.com/

In times of global upheaval, ecological destruction, and societal inequity, justice can seem very far away. Justice in the modern world is often viewed as a contract, an agreement forged between human beings rather than something inherent to the natural world. And yet, for many cultures and traditions, justice is seen as a living presence, as the actual dynamic flow of cause and effect that serves to keep a larger natural balance. Tradition after tradition speaks of the larger law of the cosmos and of the human role in aligning to it.  At a time when people are experiencing deep grief and anxiety over the fate of the planet, understanding and reconnecting to a living vision of justice can help provide not only a sense of somatic anchor, but a way forward that asks us to align to something both immediate and ultimate. This vision of living justice asks us to move away from the language of abstract 'justification' towards a more palpable understanding of cause and effect, of excess and repercussion, of balance and flow. Even as it asks us to be awake to the suffering of the world and take action to help remedy its imbalances, it also provokes us to find this living flow within ourselves, to go deep into the roots of cycles of vengeance and retribution in our own hearts.  At once a lament over the sorry state of human justice, a cry out to a greater justice, and a deep inquiry into justice as a living force, this episode draws on a range of voices from activists and elders from diverse traditions. Joining for this episode are author and Islamic scholar Dr. Omid Safi, CNN commentator and activist Van Jones, former Tibetan political prisoner Ngawang Sangdrol, author and death row inmate Jarvis Jay Masters, Palestinian-American activist Nadia Irshaid Gilbert, Aboriginal Nyoongar Elder Noel Nannup, and author and Native American activist Jose Barreiro. Featuring original music by Leah Song, Chloe Smith and Duncan Wickel of Rising Appalachia and Sidibe, this episode is meant to be listened to on a good sound system at a time when you can devote your full attention. Support the show

This week the guys are talking with Scott Allen Montgomery County Archery Coach, coach brought with him Curtis Bailey, Mason Stamper, Oliver Smith, Hailey Anderson, Haley Smith, Chloe Smith and Kaley Smith.  Tune in to this great interview!!  All this and more on this weeks Coaches Corner!! Podcast made for everyone.  Sports, Wrestling, Movies, and much much more.  As the Number One Podcast out of Mount Sterling every Thursday and Saturday mornings that drops at 3 am your missing out if you don't listen.   Hosts - Sean Kiper, Neil Payne, Wes Crouch and Adam Muncy. If you would like to help the show!   Cash App: fromc2cpc    Paypal: corner2cornerpc@gmail.com   Follow and Like us on the following Social Media Platforms. https://www.tiktok.com/@fromcorner2corner?lang=en   https://twitter.com/corner2cornerpc   https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQ1CVW5JlWWXRJLUWzuJc6g   www.fromcorner2corner.com   From Corner2Corner Online Store:   https://fromcorner2corner.itemorder.com/shop/home/    

Matt sits down with MPs leaving Parliament at the next election to talk about their highs and lows, their best and worst bosses, and the lessons they've learned from their time in politics.Chloe Smith was just 27 when she was elected at a by-election triggered at the height of the expenses scandal. She looks back on a dramatic decade in politics as one of the longest-serving ministers in government, and explains why she's leaving the Commons to do something completely different.Plus: Columnists Rachel Sylvester and Libby Purves discuss the political power of drama including Mr Bates vs the Post Office and Cathy Come Home, whether the government or Labour know how to cut school absences, and does online activism work? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Happy almost-New Year plant-enthusiast listeners! For the last episode of Herbal Radio in 2023, we'll be shaking things up a bit from the usual plant adventure we find ourselves embarking on each week. After a busy year filled with interviews, Thomas and Jiling sit down and share laughs, insightful moments, and highlight some of the most impactful conversations they've had in 2023. Throughout the year 2023, we had the pleasure of featuring an array of enthralling guests, including soulful tunes from Leah Song and Chloe Smith of Rising Appalachia, insightful discussions on the importance of community with the one-and-only Rosemary Gladstar, entertaining stories on her encounters with lightning as a child from the wonderful storyteller Margi Flint, as well as captivating discussions with Richo Cech on his seed-seeking adventures in Africa, and so much more! We've had such a wonderful year sharing voices and stories from many folks throughout the herbal community and beyond, and we're so excited to share more with you in the upcoming year. From the entire Herbal Radio family, we hope you have a peaceful and welcoming New Year!   Join our community! Subscribe to the Mountain Rose Herbs newsletter Subscribe to Mountain Rose Herbs on YouTube Follow on Instagram Like on Facebook Follow on Pinterest Read the Mountain Rose Herbs blog Follow on TikTok Strengthening the bonds between people and plants for a healthier world. Mountain Rose Herbs www.mountainroseherbs.com

Literature is full of talking animals, from modern works like Paddington to Middle English works like The Owl and The Nightingale. But why do writers create non-speaking animals that speak? And why employ animals in literature at all? In this episode of OxPods, English Language and Literature undergraduate Chloe Smith interviews Dr Eleanor Parker, a Lecturer in Medieval English Literature at Brasenose College, Oxford, whose research focuses on literature in England in the centuries before and after the Norman Conquest. They discuss how Mediaeval poets wrote about animals and how understanding human-animal dynamics can influence how we treat our planet in the present.

What does it take to be a community assistant? Join Chloe Smith as she dives into the multifaceted responsibilities CAs undertake. Don't miss out on this opportunity to learn about the advantages of a like-minded community, effective tenant engagement strategies and gain a comprehensive understanding of the apartment leasing landscape.    Topics on Today's Episode Benefits of being with a group of like-minded people How to engage potential tenants when leasing properties as a CA The process of online leasing apartments for college students  Strategies to increase reviews for your rental property Insightful advice on handling business hardships for community assistants   Resources/Links mentioned Instagram  The Predictive Index Kolbe.com Amazon  Nineteen Minutes by Jodi Picoult | Kindle and Paperback This Present Darkness by Frank E. Peretti | Kindle, Paperback, and Hardcover   About Chloe Smith Chloe is a community assistant at Eagle Village Apartments in Evansville, Indiana. She brings a wealth of experience in property management since February. Her exceptional customer service skills and attention to detail have made her an invaluable asset to the team. Her passion for positively impacting people's lives is evident through her dedication and commitment to providing top-notch service. With a strong background in property management and a determination to excel in her dental assisting career, Chloe is continuously expanding her knowledge and skills to deliver exceptional results. She brings a warm and friendly demeanor to her role, ensuring that residents at Eagle Village Apartments feel welcome and well-cared for.   Connect with Chloe  Website: Kahuna Investments | Eagle Village Online    Want to invest alongside the Kahuna Investments team? Save your spot in our upcoming webinar, where we discuss how you can join our Private Investor Club and get access to our deal rooms exclusively. Now's your chance to start apartment investing, so visit kahunainvestments.com/webinar to register!   Take the first step towards financial success by learning more about Kahuna Investments, and if your investment goals align with our formulas and approaches – book a short 15-minute Virtual Coffee call with us at kahunainvestments.com/coffee today!    Are you ready to experience the cash flow life? Just text “BOOK” to (480) 500-1127 to get a FREE copy of Corey's book, Copy Your Way to Success, and learn how apartment investing can change your life today!   Don't forget to download my Free Workshop Quick Start Video Series, and if you like what you have heard, please leave a review on iTunes.

There is... a sound. Many, through the ages, have heard it. It echoes in the world all around us, it reverberates in songs of joy and lament, it vibrates in the names of the gods and goddesses themselves. Across the world, tradition after tradition describes a sound that is the source of all sound, a sound that can be heard if we practice attuning ourselves to it. So the Indian yogi follows the sound OM to its source, the Brazilian Umbanda practitioner rides a thread of vibration to the great vibration, and the Gay'Wu group of Australian Aboriginal women speak of how sound transports the singer to their homeland, to the place where the 'time is now.' To access this sound isn't frivolous, it serves to replenish and renew our connection to the world around us, to reinvigorate relationships with land, with community, and with the harmonic laws of creation. So the role of the bard — the musical seer — has always been to listen for this sound, to dissolve into it, and to return laden with songs that reinvigorate natural relationships. Song, in this sense, reconnects us to and replenishes the law of the land, and in a time of fracture, listening for this sound and singing back to it in reverence is more important than ever. Anchored by an interview with musician Trevor Hall, and featuring original music from Leah Song and Chloe Smith and traditional Baul devotional singing from Sri Parvathy Baul, this episode is a love song to sound itself. Listen on a good sound system at a time when you can devote your full attention. Support the show

Jerrad Anderson visits with several Riverton High School girls swim athletes and new Head Coach Kristi Spriggs. Athletes interviewed include seniors Amelia Tate, Julianne Spradlin and Lillian Nowland, junior Kendall Vincent and sophomore Chloe Smith.

Sisters Leah Song & Chloe Smith grew up in Urban Atlanta, they also lived in New Orleans and outside of Asheville. The pair are deeply rooted in their Southern identity as evidenced in their band, Rising Appalachia. Although their parents are not professional musicians, music was a constant part of the family. Their parents were dedicated students of early Appalachian music. The sisters played music everyday, were classically trained, attended fiddle camps and music festivals among other musical activities. The sisters developed their own taste in Atlanta's 90s rap underground scene. There was a time when the two didn't want anything to do with their parents' music, however, eventually they came back to it and decided to pursue Appalachian music thanks to some time spent away living in Mexico.Aside from music, activism and purpose remain very important to Rising Appalachia. Leah's idea for "The Slow Music Movement" came out of the desire to sustain the troubadour lifestyle over participating in the traditional touring musician industrial complex. While touring, the band requests local food in their rider, invite tabling from non-profits, and work to create relationships with the local community. They also will seek out alternative methods of transportation: trains or smaller vehicles that use non-fossil fuels. Rising Appalachia has been known to do hub shows where they stay for a few days and create relationships with the community. This past July, they hosted Catalyst, their first annual music art and education festival in Asheville. Leah and I dug into how being musicians helped them create a space where artists felt welcome and taken care of. We also talk about Chloe's new baby and how touring might be looking different this fall. Check them out and their latest album, Live At Preservation Hall.Follow Basic Folk on social media: https://basicfolk.bio.link/Sign up for Basic Folk's newsletter: https://bit.ly/basicfolknewsHelp produce Basic Folk by contributing: https://basicfolk.com/donate/Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

In a fast-paced business environment, the fear of missing out on the perfect project that aligns with a company's specialty and growth objectives is a common concern for business development professionals. However, Chloe Smith, the CEO and Co-founder of Mercator AI, offers a solution to this challenge and for you to stop chasing work and target the right projects in prime locations. She articulates how Artificial Intelligence, specifically her technology, works. Also, she delves into the value of AI in business and highlights her vision for utilizing this technology to augment capabilities. Chloe has a strong intuition and vision to start her business. She encourages startup leaders to trust their intuition, sharing her journey as inspiration. Tune in to this episode and set your journey towards business growth today.

This week we revisit a dynamic show featuring two musical acts that are countercultural icons in their own ways and in separate countries. American born sisters Leah Song and Chloe Smith and their band Rising Appalachia share their unique brand of "Hillbilly World Music" and chat about how they promote the slow movement in their touring practices. Now exiled in Sweden, Egyptian Ramy Essam travels the eTown to share the songs that led to his becoming the voice of the 2011 Egyptian revolution that overthrew an oppressive leader.  Also with us is Joseph Teipel who shares his story about Re:Vision an organization dedicated to building community food independence in the Westwood neighborhood of Denver.  That's all this week on eTown!   Visit our Youtube Channel to see artist interviews, live recordings, studio sessions, and more!   Be a part of the audience at our next recording: https://www.etown.org/etown-hall/all-events/

Chloe Smith is the CEO and Co-founder of Mercator AI, a construction intelligence platform that delivers project insights for general contractors, engineering firms, real estate firms, and building project manufacturers. Prior to launching Mercator, Chloe developed market intelligence tools for business developers in the marketing and advertising space, where she helped reduce time spent on gap analyses. With a strong background in data strategy, big data, AI, and data monetization, Chloe was able to leverage her expertise to create Mercator. Today, Mercator analyzes millions of construction data activities—from conception to post-construction—to enable early project detection, uncover risk signals and surface competitive and client insights in real-time. Together with her Co-founder, Hogan Lee, who has a background in building high performing multi-disciplinary teams, Chloe is building a company that is at the forefront of industry intelligence and innovation. Entrepreneurs are the backbone of Canada's economy. To support Canada's businesses, subscribe to our YouTube channel and follow us on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and Twitter. Want to stay up-to-date on the latest #entrepreneur podcasts and news? Subscribe to our bi-weekly newsletter

This week we sat down with Chloe Smith, the UK's acting secretary of state for Science, Innovation & Technology — the government minister tasked with supporting the growth of the country's tech and startup sector.She told us about what the UK is doing to attract talent to its shores, and about how the country plans to unlock pension funds to invest in high-growth tech companies.

Welcome to the latest episode of our podcast, where Karalynn sits down with Chloe Smith, CEO of Mercator AI. Mercator AI is a real-time construction intelligence startup that uses AI to mine and analyze millions of data points across the construction process to identify early leads for general contractors on the hunt for their next construction project. In this episode, Chloe talks about how Mercator AI raised 5 million dollars and is backed by some amazing CEOs and what inspired her to launch the company. She also shares how her data strategy and AI background helped her create the platform and discusses the pressure she feels to succeed as CEO. Chloe also explains how Mercator AI differs from other construction intelligence platforms and highlights some unique features that set it apart. She shares some of her biggest challenges as CEO and cofounder and how she overcame them. Karalynn and Chloe also discuss how Mercator AI is helping companies integrate technology into their processes and what the future of construction intelligence looks like. Chloe shares some valuable advice for aspiring entrepreneurs interested in launching a startup in the AI and data analytics space. Tune in to this episode to learn more about Mercator AI and get involved with the platform. Remember to like, subscribe, and leave a comment!  Check out our website to learn more about what we do: https://thecromeenslawfirm.com Follow us! Podcast: https://the-quit-getting-screwed-podcast.castos.com YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@quitgettingscrewed  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thecromeenslawfirm Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/cromeenslawfirm  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-cromeens-law-firm   Connect with Chloe: Website: https://mercator.ai/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chloe-smith-46862353/

Y'all, for a long time now, I've listened to Rising Appalachia while working my garden, walking the land, and finding my peace out here in the woods. One day, I saw something new coming out of their work: a collaboration of women called Starling Arrow. This wondrous group (featuring Leah Song and Chloe Smith of Rising Appalachia, Tina Malia, Ayla Nereo, and Marya Stark) came together during the darkest part of the 2020 pandemic. The result is nothing less than magical. One of these songstresses agreed to come onto the podcast in the middle of her busy schedule—and I couldn't be more honored.Join Marya and myself today on the porch as we chat about the healing, connective power of song and voice. And if you haven't listened to their first album, “Cradle,” stop everything and give yourself the magic that is their lyrical storytelling.Episode Notes:Click HERE for Starling Arrow's websiteClick HERE for Marya Stark's websiteClick HERE for Starling Arrow's YouTube channel

Chloe Smith is the CEO and Co-founder of Mercator AI, a construction intelligence platform that delivers project insights for general contractors, engineering firms, real estate firms, and building project manufacturers. Prior to launching Mercator, Chloe developed market intelligence tools for business developers in the marketing and advertising space, where she helped reduce time spent on gap analyses. With a strong background in data strategy, big data, AI, and data monetization, Chloe was able to leverage her expertise to create Mercator. Today, Mercator analyzes millions of construction data activities—from conception to post-construction—to enable early project detection, uncover risk signals and surface competitive and client insights in real-time. Together with her Co-founder, Hogan Lee, who has a background in building high performing multi-disciplinary teams, Chloe is building a company that is at the forefront of industry intelligence and innovation. In this episode, you'll discover:  How marketing, AI and construction collide Why diversity of experiences matters for entrepreneurs How early project detection can change your revenue model  The one factor that makes or breaks an entrepreneur How using data can be your competitive edge Resources: mercator.ai Show notes: If you enjoyed this episode, and you've learnt something or it inspired you in some way, I'd love to hear about it and know your biggest takeaway. Take a screenshot of you listening on your device, and post it to your Instagram Stories, and tag me, @elinormoshe_ or Elinor Moshe on LinkedIn.   Join the home of young guns here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/weareyoungguns   Get a copy of my book: https://amzn.to/31ILAdv

ABOUT CHLOE SMITH:CEO and Co-Founder of Mercator AIChloe Smith is the CEO and Co-founder of Mercator AI, a construction intelligence platform that delivers project insights for general contractors, engineering firms, real estate firms, and building project manufacturers. Prior to launching Mercator, Chloe developed market intelligence tools for business developers in the marketing and advertising space, where she helped reduce time spent on gap analyses.With a strong background in data strategy, big data, AI, and data monetization, Chloe was able to leverage her expertise to create Mercator. Today, Mercator analyzes millions of construction data activities—from conception to post-construction—to enable early project detection, uncover risk signals and surface competitive and client insights in real-time.Together with her Co-founder, Hogan Lee, who has a background in building high performing multi-disciplinary teams, Chloe is building a company that is at the forefront of industry intelligence and innovation. CONNECT WITH CHLOE:• Website:  https://www.steelpines.com• Website:  https://www.stackct.com• Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/steelpines• LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/darcie-burroughs-8b592279• Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/darcieinthesticks WAYS TO CONNECT WITH STEFANIE…• Website: https://shebuildshomes.com• Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/shebuildsbetter• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/shebuilds.homes• YouTube:  https://www.youtube.com/shebuildsshow

Welcome to a very special episode featuring Leah Song and Chloe Smith of Rising Appalachia. We love the soulful tunes from this sister duo and get the feeling that their music resonates with a lot of other folks in the herbal community as well. It was certainly wonderful welcoming Leah and Chloe as our live musical guests for our first virtual Free Herbalism Project (FHP) back in May 2020. After the FHP collaboration, we knew that we wanted to get to know them a little better.  Herbal Radio producer, Elise, sits in with Thomas for a lovely conversation with Leah and Chloe. We talk about their upbringing, inspirations, relationship to the herbal community, herbs that support them while on tour and at home, as well as the slow music movement. We hope you enjoy! Rising Appalachia brings to the stage a collection of sounds, stories, and songs steeped in tradition and a devotion to world culture. Intertwining a deep reverence for folk music and a passion for justice, they have made it their life's work to sing songs that speak to something ancient yet surging with relevance. Whether playing at Red Rocks or in rail cars, at Italian street fairs or to Bulgarian herbalists, this fiercely independent band has blazed a unique and colorful path across the globe. 11 years into their movement, Rising Appalachia believes that the roots of all these old songs are vital to our ever evolving soundscape. Visit Rising Appalachia's website:  www.risingappalachia.com Rising Appalachia on Facebook: www.facebook.com/risingappalachiamusic Rising Appalachia on YouTube:  www.youtube.com/risingappalachiaRA Rising Appalachia on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/risingappalachia/  Support Rising Appalachia's work through Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/RisingAppalachia   Join us for the Spring Free Herbalism Project at Mount Pisgah Arboretum on Sunday, May 7 featuring presentations by Dr. Christopher Hobbs, Richo Cech, and Jiling Lin. There will be live music, a first aid salve workshop, plant walks, free tea, and local vendors. See the schedule of the day and learn more here. We'd love to hear from you! Send us your suggestions and feedback at podcast@mountainroseherbs.com  Join our community! Subscribe to the Mountain Rose Herbs newsletter Subscribe to Mountain Rose Herbs on YouTube Follow on Instagram Like on Facebook Follow on Pinterest Read the Mountain Rose Herbs blog Follow on TikTok Strengthening the bonds between people and plants for a healthier world. Mountain Rose Herbs www.mountainroseherbs.com

As our presenting podcast sponsor, Jay Scherder & Chloe Smith of RAC STL join us on the podcast to help educate the community on the Artist Grant process. Grantmaking is the cornerstone of RAC's work. St. Louis is an arts town. As the biggest public funder of the arts in St. Louis, RAC's top priority has always been supporting the diverse collective of artists and arts organizations that make our world-class arts and culture community so vibrant. Since 1985, they have provided more than 7,000 grants worth over $100 million.2023 Grants opened up Monday, February 13th. Listen to this episode for more information on how to apply for a grant.Support the show

The good folks from the highly respected No Simple Road podcast (https://www.nosimpleroad.com) are featured as guest hosts to honor the power of poetry and music when brought together in the spirit of collaboration. Our aspiration is to provide a platform for young visionaries to share their works and engage in deep dialogue with thought-leaders of their choice. In this pilot episode, poet Michaela Kabat premieres her poem “Land of the Free” scored by John Medeski and Jeff Firewalker Schmitt. She explores topics of social justice, media overwhelm, and isolation with the hosts. Chloe Smith and Leah Song from Rising Appalachia join the conversation about the power and process of poetry and spoken word.Hosted by: Melanie Schafer, Aaron Schafer, Jimi Apple of No Simple Road Poet: Michaela KabatMusicians: John Medeski, Jeff Firewalker SchmittLuminaries: Chloe Smith and Leah Song from Rising AppalachiaSaint Disruption Podcast is part of OSIRIS MEDIA. Osiris Media is the leading storyteller in music, combining the intimacy of podcasts with the power of music.Osiris informs and delights music fans by creating shows with leading artists, telling untold stories, and working with brands to craft compelling narratives that bring the music to life. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Michael Ridge has spent the last decade living and traveling nomadically on horseback, mostly in the Pacific Northwest. He is an expert in primitive skills and wild foods, and possesses a level of bravery and commitment to core values that I find extraordinarily impressive. In our conversation, Michael shares about the events that led him to his current life on horseback, and outlines what his day-to-day has looked like, season by season, for the past ten years. We discuss civilization, technology, authenticity, grief, ecology, and community, and Michael outlines the the logistical, psychological, spiritual and emotional tools necessary to live the kind of life he's chosen. This conversation is by far one of my favorite episodes of the podcast, and deserves more than one listen.Find Michael on Instagram, TikTok and Youtube.Here is a short video about Finisia Medrano, Michael's teacher -Songs featured: “And You Don't Even Know You Hurt Me” by Nick Murphy, “Fertile Ground” by Evan Fraser, Vir McCoy, Rising Appalachia, and Chloe Smith, and “Wandering Nomad” by Cody FrancisHow to support the show:* Rate, review and subscribe to the podcast on iTunes* Become a paid subscriber on Substack* Visit my website - AnyaKaats.com & Find me on InstagramA Millennial's Guide to Saving the World is a reader and listener-supported project. If you find this content valuable, and have the means to contribute financially, please consider becoming a paid supporter for only $5/month. Get full access to A Millennial's Guide to Saving the World at anyakaats.substack.com/subscribe

Oscar winning actor Kate Winslet stars alongside her real life daughter Mia Threapleton in Channel 4's female led drama series ‘I am..'. The feature length episode tells the story of Ruth, a mother, who becomes concerned for her teenage daughter's welfare, after she witnesses her retreating more and more into herself. Freya has become consumed by the pressures of social media and is suffering a mental health crisis. The story was developed and co-authored by Kate and Dominic Savage. Kate talks to Emma about the issues examined in the film and working with her daughter. This year the Royal Institute Christmas Lectures will be given by Professor Dame Sue Black; one of the world's leading forensic investigators. She is currently the President of St Johns College Oxford, but her previous achievements include heading the British Forensic Team in Kosovo, identifying victims from the 2004 Boxing Day tsunami, and convicting Scotland's largest paedophile ring. In the lectures she will share the real-life scientific detective process that she uses to identify both the dead and the living. She tells Emma Barnett how she will be separating crime fiction from fact using examples from her own casebook. Conservative MP Chloe Smith is one of a number of parliamentarians who have already announced they won't be standing at the next General Election in two years time. Aged only 40 she has served in a range of ministerial positions including her last post when she made it to the cabinet as Secretary of State for Work and Pensions albeit for only seven weeks during Liz Truss's brief tenure as Prime Minister. What have been her main achievements? and what does she plan to do with her life after leaving the commons? The work of the British artist, the late Beryl Cook, has been given a new lease of life in a gallery in New York. The exhibition, entitled, Beryl Cook Takes New York, is the first ever exhibition of her work abroad. Cook's colourful pictures documented ordinary people in their every day surroundings and she was known for her robust women and men, all seemingly having a fantastic time. Celebrities such as Whoopi Goldberg and Yoko Ono own her work. Emma speaks to Beryl's daughter in law, Teresa Cook and Rachel Campbell-Johnston about her enduring appeal.

A number of Conservative MPs have decided that they do not want to stand at the next General Election. Amongst them are significant backbenchers like William Wragg, up-and-coming junior minister Dehenna Davison and former Cabinet minister Chloe Smith. The most significant MP not running again, however, is former Chancellor Sajid Javid. News of his decision broke as "House of Comments" was recording. Hosts Charlotte Henry and Emma Burnell analyse what this all means for the Conservatives. They also discuss Ian Blackford stepping down as leader of the SNP in Westminster and the by-election in City of Chester. I'm a Tory - get me out of here - Hard Thing on the Soft Left Chester by-election: Sunak fails first by-election test, says Rayner - BBC News Ian Blackford to stand down as SNP leader at Westminster - BBC News Charlotte Henry on Twitter Charlotte Henry's newsletter, The Addition Emma Burnell on Twitter Emma Burnell's newsletter, Hard Thinking on the Soft Left House of Comments is a C.A.H Multimedia production in association with Political Human.

As MPs mull over whether they would like to stand in the next general election, the cracks in the party widen. Notable MPs like Chloe Smith and Dehenna Davison have already declared they will not stand but there are likely to be more over the coming days. Meanwhile, the Prime Minister has two rebellions to take on this week. One led by Theresa Villiers over mandatory housing targets; the other by Simon Clarke railing against the ban on offshore wind farms. On the podcast, Katy, James and Fraser discuss what kind of uphill struggle this week might bring. Can the cracks in the party be patched over ahead of the general election?  Produced by Natasha Feroze.

Rishi Sunak is facing his first Tory Commons rebellion on the issue of UK house building targets. Could this be game over?  Also on the podcast, after Chloe Smith announced that she will be leaving politics at the next election, could more follow her out of parliament? Katy Balls speaks to James Forsyth and Isabel Hardman.  Produced by Oscar Edmondson. 

It's been more than four months since the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, and Louisiana's most powerful anti-abortion organization has been shoring up support for the state's near-total abortion ban. Louisiana Right to Life helped write the ban, and, as public health reporter Rosemary Westwood found, the organization isn't done fighting. The folk-roots group Rising Appalachia has recently recorded and live streamed their music at New Orleans' Preservation Hall. And from songs about the Bywater streets to the murky bayou waters, their music is nothing short of an ode to life in New Orleans.  The band is composed of sisters, Leah and Chloe Smith, who hail from a family of southern musicians. We caught up with Leah – who goes professionally by Leah Song – to learn more about their musical performance at one of New Orleans' most esteemed venues. Today's episode of Louisiana Considered was hosted by Karl Lengel. Our managing producer is Alana Schreiber and our digital editor is Katelyn Umholtz. Our engineers are Garrett Pittman, Aubry Procell, and Thomas Walsh.  You can listen to Louisiana Considered Monday through Friday at 12:00 and 7:30 pm. It's available on Spotify, Google Play, and wherever you get your podcasts.  Louisiana Considered wants to hear from you! Please fill out our pitch line to let us know what kinds of story ideas you have for our show. And while you're at it, fill out our listener survey! We want to keep bringing you the kinds of conversations you'd like to listen to. Louisiana Considered is made possible with support from our listeners. Thank you!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former Cabinet minister Chloe Smith joins Alain Tolhurst and Adam Payne from PoliticsHome to discuss the fallout from Gavin Williamson's resignation from government over bullying allegations, what is says about new Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's political judgement, and a look ahead to next week's Autumn Statement. Presented by Alain Tolhurst and Adam Payne, produced by Nick Hilton for Podot, edited by Laura Silver

On this week's episode, we're joined by aeronautical engineering student, Chloe Smith, to discuss her path to racing. We talk about the Japanese Grand Prix, F1's scheduling issues through the lens of those within the sport, and a whole lot more.

Bruce Kasman, JPMorgan Chief Economist and Head of Global Economic Research calls it “appropriate” for the Federal Reserve to target a softening of the US labor market. Lori Calvasina, RBC Capital Markets Head of US Equity Strategy, says it's time to pivot to small caps. Nadia Calvino, Spanish Economy Minister, says the Spanish economy continues to grow quite strongly. Chloe Smith, UK Secretary of State Work and Pensions, says the UK government is in talks with the Pensions Regulator. Dan Skelly, Morgan Stanley Wealth Management Head of Market Research and Strategy, says he is watching earnings, PMIs, and jobs data to decide when to increase equity exposure again. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rising Appalachia is a folk band with southern roots, founded by sisters Leah and Chloe Smith. Rising Appalachia has toured all over the world, from Italy to South America, to San Francisco and Leah and Chloe's hometown of Atlanta, Georgia. These multi-talented sisters write their own songs, play several instruments including guitar, banjo, and fiddle, and have been releasing music since 2005. They currently have 7 albums in their discography, their most recent album called “The Lost Mystique of Being in the Know” was released in 2021. Leah and Chloe are passionate about building bridges between cultures and stories within their music. This Business of Music & Poetry Podcast Rising Appalachia: https://www.risingappalachia.com/ Carmen Acevedo Butcher is the translator of The Cloud of Unknowing, a Georgia Author of the Year Awardee, and Practice of the Presence by Brother Lawrence. Her dynamic work in spirituality and the power of language has garnered interest from various media, including the BBC and NPR's Morning Edition. A Fulbright scholar at University of London and Fulbright Senior Lecturer at Sogang University, Carmen currently teaches in the College Writing Programs at UC Berkeley. You can find her online at www.carmenbutcher.com and https://linktr.ee/carmenacevedobutcher The host, Clifford Brooks, The Draw of Broken Eyes & Whirling Metaphysics and Athena Departs are available everywhere books are sold. His chapbook, Exiles of Eden, is only available through my website. To find them all, please reach out to him at: cliffordbrooks@southerncollectiveexperience.com Check out his Teachable courses on thriving with autism and creative writing as a profession here: www.brooks-sessions.teachable.com

In this episode, Cliff Brooks and Michael Amidei interview Leah Song and Chole Smith of Rising Appalachia. Rising Appalachia (www.RisingAppalachia.com) Founded by sisters Leah Song and Chloe Smith, Rising Appalachia has established an international fan base due to relentless touring, tireless activism, and no small degree of stubborn independence. The band has built its legion of listeners independently -- a self-made success story that has led to major festival appearances and sold-out shows at venues across the country. Leah and Chloe grew up in urban Atlanta as the city's hip hop scene began to flourish. They absorbed those rhythms through the music they heard at school, then traveled with their family to fiddle camps all across the Southeast on the weekends. Now years later, Rising Appalachia has toured British Columbia by sailboat, traversed the U.S. and Europe by train, and engaged in immersive cultural exchange programs in Bulgaria, Ireland, Southern Italy, Central and South America – and has traveled countless miles in a van. In this episode, Cliff Brooks and I dive into their origins, their creative process, and how they merge authentic creativity and a strong sense of business. Without any further ado, here is our interview with Rising Appalachia.

On this week's episode, Jack Chambers-Ward is joined by the one & only Chloe Smith, SEO Manager at Blue Array. Jack & Chloe talk about: Chloe's transition from Creative Writing to SEO What is intersectional feminism? How does intersectional representation affect conferences? Chloe's talk about menstrual health from BrightonSEO April 2022 How can we as marketers use intersectionality to better understand our audiences? Full show notes, links and transcripts are available at search.withcandour.co.uk.

Rishi Sunak or Liz Truss will become the next prime minister after Penny Mordaunt was knocked out of the contest. The remaining two candidates will now face a summer of campaigning before Conservative members vote for who they want to be their next leader. What do they both stand for? On the Sky News Daily, Niall Paterson talks to Conservative MPs Liam Fox, David Davis and Chloe Smith, and to Sky's deputy political editor Sam Coates. Editor: Philly Beaumont Producer: Rosie Gillott

A Question of Values with Barbara Anne 12th July 2022 Britons complained that it was 'too hot to work' today on what could be the hottest day of the year so far - with temperatures hitting 33C (91F) amid a heat-health alert, as sunbathers hit beaches and parks early this morning......... Radio 4's specially extended edition of the Today Programme on Thursday morning was interrupted for the BBC's political editor Chris Mason to boast that he had just received a call from Downing Street informing him that 'the Prime Minister has agreed to stand down'......... Wimbledon organisers have come under pressure to abandon their strict all-white dress code for women players who are menstruating. School children were told prostitution is a 'rewarding job' by sex education providers who promoted wild kinks to pupils.Organisations brought in to teach kids about sex have introduced children to hardcore kinks including being flogged, caned, locking people up in a cage and being slapped in the face, The Times reported The Church of England has admitted it does not have a definition of the word woman.A bishop said yesterday that the meaning of the word used to be ‘self-evident A holidaymaker whose EasyJet break was ruined by cancellation, delay and miserable conditions has blasted the airline for holding a five-star trip in the sun for its bosses.Chloe Smith, 31, was among 19 members of her extended family who were left stranded in Turkey after their flight home was axed as they waited to board the plane......... A five-year-old boy died 'from helium poisoning' after he tried to climb inside a dinosaur balloon the same size as him. Karlton Noah Donaghey, from Gateshead, Tyne and Wear, wanted to wear the balloon as a costume to surprise his family.

We are joined by one of the most accomplished coaches in the sport of fitness, El Senouvor. El has an impressive repertoire of CrossFit Games Athletes under his belt including the Sowder brothers, and 2017, & 2019 Fittest Teen On Earth, Chloe Smith.  If you're interested in learning about El's process for building the fittest athletes on planet Earth and how he qualifies the “doers'' from the  “dreamers” in his athlete selection process, you won't want to miss this episode. Want to find out how strong you need to be?  Click here to download the numbers.   Links: Connect with Micah Connect with El Resources: Start your journey as an elite-level CrossFit athlete today. Our 1-to-1 coaching staff would love to hop on a free consultation with you to find out how we can help. Click here to get started. Reviews:  Enjoy the show? Take a second to leave us a review! Your feedback will help us grow and continue to produce more sweet, sweet content in the future. Give us a follow on social media below for daily workouts & inspiration: Instagram Facebook Website YouTube

On this episode I talk to Chloe Smith and Kaitlin Varley of Castleford Tigers women

An anonymous tip sends Errant to inspect working conditions at a power station on an isolated planet. He hopes his findings will help prevent another devastating accident, and he does begin to unpack a history of corporate carelessness and human cost—but the planet's volatile alien life is stranger and more dangerous than he or anyone else has suspected... Narrated by host Matt Gomez. Published in Metaphorosis on 27 May 2022. Find the original at magazine.metaphorosis.com.

Chloe Smith of Rising Appalachia joins KVNF's Taya Jae to discuss the changing seasons, the importance of slowing down and the story behind their most recent album, The Lost Mystique of Being in the Know.

A co-producer of the Oscar winning film The Power of the Dog says the crew loved working with director Dame Jane Campion. The New Zealander won best director at the Academy Awards. The movie has also picked up big awards the Golden Globes and won best film at the BAFTAs. Co-producer and line producer Chloe Smith told First Up's Matthew Theunissen about the work on set in the Ida Valley.

Today is November 9, 2021 and this is Celebrity Scoop, your daily briefing on everything your favourite celebs are up to – and what they're not up to. In today's update, Jesinta Franklin has reiterated her recent comments about missing Indigenous children, following the news that missing WA child Chloe Smith had been found, and MAFS' Bryce and Melissa have revealed to fans the exact moment both of them realised they had found 'the one'.

This week on the program we talk the finding of Chloe Smith, COP26, Australia vs. France, Emmanuel Macron, Scott Morrison, leaked text messages, quarantine free-travel, UK approves antiviral COVID pill, light rail, booster shots, 3D printers building joints, Kerry Chant, Western Australia reopening, gambling, council elections, Mayor Wendy, Alan Jones, sports, and more.

Join Caro and Corrie for Ep 195.Thanks to Red Energy for supporting our podcast - voted most satisfied customers 11 years in a row.This week on the show we talk about;Life in Amsterdam part 4 and Caro's trip to KnokkeThe Zwin Nature Parks Bird Airport in BelgiumVictoria's recent storm & blackoutsMelbourne Cup being overshadowed by bigger newsCorrie's Crush of the Week - the team who rescued Chloe Smith from her kidnapperTwo Women in Rome by Elizabeth BuchanRed Election on SBS on DemandChicken marylands with mushrooms and tarragon in a cream sauce from Stephanie Alexander's new cook book Home (see recipe below)Tim Smith's drink driving debacleJordan De Goey's future at CollingwoodThe podcast Table Manners S12 Ep 1 with Stanley TucciIn the Cocktail Cabinet for Prince Wine Store Myles introduces us to 3 wines from the Bellota wine list.Garden of Earthly Delights Reisling (Heathcote)Arfione FeverDiego E Damiano DolcettoHead to our dedicated Don't Shoot the Messenger page HERE and use the promo code MESS at checkout online to receive a listener discount. Prince Wine Store – bringing wine enthusiasts the greatest wine in the world.To receive our weekly email which includes recipes SIGN UP HERE.For videos and pics make sure you follow us on Instagram, Facebook or TwitterEmail the show via feedback@dontshootpod.com.au.Don't Shoot the Messenger is produced by Corrie Perkin, Caroline Wilson and produced, engineered and edited by Jane Nield for Sports Entertainment Network.Chicken marylands with mushrooms and tarragon in a cream sauceby Stephanie Alexander from her new cook book Home. This combination – chicken, mushrooms, tarragon, cream – is a classic in the French regional repertoire. It may seem dangerous with the inclusion of both butter and cream but they are used in modest quantities and add lusciousness. I have suggested using chicken marylands. You might prefer to buy thighs, purchased with the bone in and the skin on. This dish is not suitable for breast portions as it needs to cook for quite a long time to develop the best flavour. The more muscular sections respond well to longer cooking. I like to serve this with a vegetable puree or maybe firm or soft polenta. Mashed potato is always a winner. Do not omit the final garnish of freshly chopped French tarragon. Its perfume brilliantly reinforces the flavour of the tarragon in the sauce.Stephanie Alexander's new cookbook. Photo: PenguinINGREDIENTS4 free-range chicken marylands, skin on or 8 large chicken thighs, bone in, skin on2 tbsp plain flour1 tsp sea salt1 tsp sweet paprika1 tbsp chopped French tarragon2 tbsp ghee or clarified butter1 onion, finely chopped3 garlic cloves, finely chopped100ml tarragon vinegar or verjuice200ml golden chicken stock (see recipe below)20g unsalted butter250g Swiss brown button mushrooms, halved if not smallfreshly ground black pepper150ml creamGarnish2 tsp coarsely chopped flat-leaf parsley1 tbsp coarsely chopped French tarragonMETHODPreheat the oven to 160C fan-forced (180C conventional). If using chicken marylands, I chop off the knobby end of the leg bone to save space in my casserole. Mix the flour, salt, paprika and tarragon in a bowl and thoroughly coat each piece of chicken with this mixture. Shake each piece of floured chicken well and transfer to a tray.Select a heavy-based flameproof casserole that will hold all the chicken in one layer and that has a lid. Heat the ghee or clarified butter in it over medium heat. When it has just started to sizzle put the chicken pieces into the pan skin-side down and adjust the heat so that there is a sizzle but nothing more than that. You are aiming for well-browned pieces. Do not shake or prod. Check after 6 minutes. If the skin is looking golden brown, turn the chicken and cook for a further 3-4 minutes. Now remove the chicken pieces to the tray or a plate.Add the onion and garlic to the pan, stirring to mix, then lower the heat and cook for a full 5 minutes, stirring once or twice. The onion must be very soft. Raise the heat to high and tip in the tarragon vinegar or verjuice. Let it bubble up and almost entirely evaporate. Then add the stock and bring the pan back to a simmer. Stir and simmer for a few minutes, then return the chicken pieces to the pan. Press a crumpled piece of baking paper down over the chicken (this helps retain moisture) and put on the lid. Transfer the casserole to the oven for 45 minutes if using thighs only or 55 minutes to 1 hour if using marylands. Remove the casserole from the oven and test that the chicken pieces are tender. A skewer should slip through the thickest part of the chicken without resistance.While the chicken is cooking heat the butter over medium heat in a heavy-based frying pan that has a lid and tip in the mushrooms. Toss to coat with the butter, then grind on some pepper, cover and cook over medium heat for 4 minutes. Uncover and pour in the cream, then raise the heat to high and bring to a boil, stirring once or twice. The cream should bubble up and start to reduce. Turn off the heat and set the pan aside.Tip the mushroom and cream sauce onto the chicken once it tests tender, then give the casserole a shake and a stir to mix. Place the casserole over medium heat for about 5 minutes to reduce the sauce further. The aim is for a rich, creamy, not-too-liquid sauce. Taste for salt and pepper and adjust if necessary. Scatter half of the garnish over the chicken. Serve on warmed plates, scattering each portion with the remaining herbs.Prepare ahead The dish (excluding the mushroom and cream sauce) can be prepared several hours or even a day ahead and refrigerated. Bring the chicken casserole back to bubbling in the oven at 160C fan-forced (180C conventional) for maybe 30 minutes. Make the mushroom and cream sauce while the chicken is reheating. Transfer the casserole to the stovetop and add the sauce. Reduce the sauce and add the garnish as described.Serves 4

Dr. Beth McGinnis talks with Chloe Smith about music created in response to the bombing of 16th Street Baptist Church in Birmingham. Photo by Adam Jones, Wikimedia Commons.

Dr. Beth McGinnis continues her conversation with Chloe Smith about Birmingham jazz musicians during the Civil Rights era.

Dr. Beth McGinnis talks with Chloe Smith, who wrote a Yale University master's thesis on Birmingham musicians and the Civil Rights era.

Once the youngest MP in the Commons, Chloe Smith is now Minister of State for the Constitution and Devolution. Chloe explains what the new Elections Bill will mean for Voter ID, expanding the franchise and online campaigning. Chloe reflects on some of the big moments in her life and career, including her recent announcement that she is clear of breast cancer. Chloe and Matt discuss some of the big questions in UK politics: where should power lie in the UK? Why is English devolution not done at a national level? Did Chloe ever try and get a job at North Norfolk Digital? Follow Chloe on Twitter: @NorwichChloe Subscribe to Matt's other podcast British Scandal here or wherever you get your podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/british-scandal/id1563775446 Email the show: politicalpartypodcast@gmail.com Read about the Elections Bill: https://www.gov.uk/government/news/elections-bill-introduced-in-parliament-today Order Matt's book 'Politically Homeless' here: https://blackwells.co.uk/bookshop/product/2100000262618 Follow Matt on Twitter: @mattforde Follow Matt on WTSocial: https://wt.social/u/matt-forde For the latest UK Government advice on coronavirus go to: https://www.gov.uk/coronavirus See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Leah Song  is a singer-songwriter, multi-instrumental musician, storyteller, poet, Yogini and activist. She is very well known for her role as front woman in Rising Appalachia, with her sister Chloe Smith, incorporating sultry vocals, rhythm, banjo, guitar, ballads, dance, spoken-word and storytelling into her work. Her music is based in the traditions of Southern soul and international roots music.Follow Leah Song and here work here:https://www.wildabundance.net/bios/leah-song/https://www.risingappalachia.com/aboutIntro and outro music credit to Rising Appalachia.Big thanks to the sponsors of this episode:ww.solemechanics.com.au or instore. Enter the promo code WATKINS6162 for 15% off.The Milk Cleanse - Promo code STUARTWATKINS for 10% offhttps://www.themilkcleanse.comSacred Taste Cacao- Promo code STUARTWATKINS for 10% offhttps://sacredtaste.comBless It Bee- promo code STUART for 10% offhttps://blessitbee.com.au/r?id=af1ac8Please don't forget to check out our app Yoga Heart Mind.With love,StuSupport the show (https://stuartwatkins.org/podcast/)

On Episode 3 of the New Brute Strength Podcast, we are joined by one of the most accomplished coaches in the sport of fitness, El Senouvor. El has an impressive repertoire of CrossFit Games Athletes under his belt including the Sowder brothers, and 2017, & 2019 Fittest Teen On Earth, Chloe Smith. If you're interested in learning about El's process for building the fittest athletes on planet Earth and how he qualifies the “doers'' from the  “dreamers” in his athlete selection process, you won't want to miss this episode. 8:53 The secret sauce behind El's coaching process 12:27 The most important question every serious athlete should answer 15:38 Coaching challenges and struggles 22:10 What it really takes to become an elite athlete. 30:04 How to manage an athlete's expectations 41:45 What's actually keeping you from reaching your potential 44:40 Ryan Sowder's Custom Games Prep Training Program  Resources: Start your journey as an elite level CrossFit athlete today. Our 1-to-1 coaching staff would love to hop on a free consultation with you to find out how we can help. Click here to get started. Reviews:  Enjoy the show? Take a second to leave us a review! Your feedback will help us grow and continue to produce more sweet, sweet content in the future. Give us a follow on social media below for daily workouts & inspiration: Instagram Facebook Website YouTube

Adda Oram’s spent years devoted to her research, stationed in the northern reaches of a half-settled world, trying to understand the alien “whales of stone.” As long as she can’t prove that they are sentient beings, their very existence is under threat—and right now, Adda can’t even make the one person who cares about her the most understand what’s at stake…. Narrated by host Matt Gomez. Published in Metaphorosis on 12 February 2021. Find the original at magazine.metaphorosis.com.

The boys are back, joined by Chloe Smith, to talk about every single Twilight movie. I'd write a funnier description but what else is there to say? Find out if we are Team Edward or Team Jacob, because that's a meme or something. I don't really know. This was as painful as it sounds... or was it? *cue VSauce music* Timecodes: 0:00 - Intro 1:50 - Godzilla v Kong, Patrick Leahy, GME & AMC Short Squeeze 12:23 - Opinions on the whole Saga (Spoiler-free) 23:00 - Twilight discussion (Spoilers here on out) 49:08 - New Moon discussion 1:03:22 - Eclipse discussion 1:23:50 - Breaking Dawn: Part 1 discussion 1:40:31 - Breaking Dawn: Part 2 discussion 1:53:54 - Q&A Corner 2:08:40 - Recommendation and outro Helpful Links: The PostPWN subreddit ➤ https://bit.ly/2OeIreN - Leave questions at this week's question's thread and we will answer them in the next episode!!!!! PWN on Youtube ➤ https://bit.ly/35tQVqT - Watch some stupid videos. PWN on Instagram ➤ https://bit.ly/37Iyfqp - Pictures. PWNipedia ➤ PostPWN #00 - Page for this episode has citations for news topics. Twilight on IMDb Next episode's spotlight film: Picnic at Hanging Rock (1975)

This week, we welcome Rising Appalachia, led by sisters Leah and Chloe Smith. It's worth tuning in just for those incredible sibling harmonies alone; but you'll also be moved by our other musician guest, Egyptian rock musician Ramy Essam, known as “The Singer of the Egyptian Revolution.” The finale collaboration between Nick, Helen, and our musical guests this week is one of the most inspiring ever done on eTown. We round things out with an eChievement Award story about a man who's helping folks in ‘food desert' designated neighborhoods to obtain healthy food by establishing their own gardens.

My guest on this episode of Nobody’s Safe w/Brady Laber is the all-time leading scorer at Thomas More University Madison Temple. Madison grew up in Anderson Township which is on the Eastside of Cincinnati so I started by asking her a fun but difficult question. I asked her to compare the Eastside to the Westside since she made a lot of friends in college from the Westside. We talk about her start playing basketball being a teammate of her older sister Haley on a team that was coached by her mom Ceci who played collegiately at Belmont University. Madison played in high for head coach Chris Careltti at Anderson High School. Her older sister Haley also played with Madison for two seasons. The Redskins won the ECC regular season title as Madison was Player of the Year in the league, leading the conference in scoring and rebounding. Unfortunately she tears her ACL just before the playoffs are to begin that sophomore season and is out for the remainder of the year. After a difficult and grueling rehab process she returns for her junior season. She averaging a double-double but again late in the season she suffers an ACL tear in her other knee. Madison makes it back in time for her senior year where she wins her second ECC Player of the Year award leading the Redskins to another conference championship. She had plenty of college scholarship offers but her options became limited after two major knee injuries. She wasn’t even sure if she wanted to play in college until Thomas More University head coach Jeff Hans decides not to give up on her. Madison commits late in the process to the Saints and the rest is history. In her four years at Thomas More, Madison wins two national championships and becomes the program’s all-time leading scorer. She also is tops on the all-time list for assist, field goals and free throws. In 2019, she is named the NCAA D-III National Player of Year. We talk about playing for Coach Hans, her teammates and the memories made during those deep tournament runs. Today Madison is working a full-time job for a financial institution and coaching high school basketball. She is currently an assistant coach at West Clermont High School under head coach Jeff Click. You can learn about how Solgen Power can help you avoid rising utilities rates and save you money in the process go to there website at solgenpower.com (https://solgenpower.com). You can also follow Tyler for basketball purposes on Twitter @TylerSharpe_15 (https://twitter.com/TylerSharpe_15) Cover photo was provided by Northern Kentucky University Athletics Communications and taken by Chloe Smith. You can follow Brady Laber on Twitter @BradyLaber1 (https://twitter.com/BradyLaber1) please use the hashtag #NobodysSafe Check out the Nobody’s Safe website at nobodysssafe.fireside.fm (https://nobodysssafe.fireside.fm) For more information on Stove Leg Media go the website StoveLeg.com (https://www.stoveleg.com) or send an email to Podcasts@stoveleg.com Intro music for the podcast was provided by bensoud.com (https://www.bensound.com)

My guest on this episode of Nobody’s Safe w/Brady Laber is former NKU basketball great Tyler Sharpe. Tyler is from Mount Washington, Kentucky and was on the varsity basketball team at Bullitt East High School for five seasons. Tony Barr was the head coach of the Chargers and brought Tyler up to the varsity to lean from upperclassmen Derek Willis, Rusty Troutman, Trey Rakes and Elliott Young. Tyler was diagnosed with Crohn’s Disease in middle school and he describes how its effected him and his journey living with this medical condition. Tyler is part of a great class at Bullitt East that takes over as sophomores. He becomes the leading scorer for the Chargers and Bob Blackburn comes out of retirement to take over as head coach. Tyler also talks about Ernest “June Bug” Rakes who was an assistant coach and his son Bailey is one of Tyler’s best friends growing up. Tyler talks about the recruiting process which was not very good for him as he finds himself continually being overlooked for scholarship opportunities. After a long and winding road he decides to attend the University of Louisville as a preferred walk-on. After a season playing very sparingly for the Cardinals (2016-17) he decides that he wants to explore other avenues in hopes for a change at more playing time. One of his former AAU teammates Mason Faulkner directs him toward NKU where again he would have to be a walk-on. Head coach John Brannen explained that the roster is loaded coming off a Horizon League championship team but he would earn his way into playing time if he put in the work. Although things are rough in the beginning, Tyler starts to see time as a role player mostly becasue of his defense. He eventually becomes a solid rotation player that is a threat to make three-point shots on the offensive end of the floor. NKU earns a number-one seed in the Horizon League tournament but losses in the first round to Cleveland State. However, the Norse are invited to play in the NIT and are match with Tyler’s former team the Louisville Cardinals. Tyler returns for his junior season and starts 32 out of 35 games for a Norse team that wins the Horizon League tournament. He talks in depth about the game winning shot Drew McDonald hits to beat the buzzer against Oakland winner the semifinal game. NKU qualifies for the NCAA tournament and Tyler talks about the selection process and the lead-up to that first round game against Texas Tech. After the year head coach John Brannen leaves for the University of Cincinnati and he is replaced by Darin Horn. Tyler talks about the process of Brannen leaving and Horn taking over for his senior year. Senior year was an up-and-down year for the Norse becasue of injuries to key players Jalen Tate and Dantez Walton. Tyler is also injured at times but somehow finds a way to play through it. By February the full compliment of players are back in time for NKU to win another Horizon League tournament championship. Unfortunately. the NCAA tournament is canceled due to COVID-19 and that is how Tyler’s career comes to an end. But that is not the end of the story. Tyler applies to for a waiver to NCAA to get the year of eligibility back from his time at Louisville where he player just 11 minutes total as a walk-on. He goes into detail about the process and the results which is disappointing to say the least. As for now, Tyler is at peace with his career although disappointed as how it came to an end. He talks about his future plans which includes a possible professional basketball career, his engagement to former NKU soccer player Samantha Duwel (https://nkunorse.com/sports/womens-soccer/roster/samantha-duwel/3989) and starting his work career working for Solgen Energy. Tyler is doing a giveaway involving his NKU game-used shoes and some of this practice gear. All you have to do is contact him via DM, instant message or more preferable his email address which is tyler.sharpe@solgenpower.com. All you have to do is setup a free appointment with him to talk about converting your home from electric to solar and you’re automatically entered for the giveaway and he is taking entries up until Christmas 2020. Also, if you are a home owner and want to refer a fellow home owner, that is also a way to enter for this giveaway of authentic NKU gear. You can learn about how Solgen Power can help you avoid rising utilities rates and save you money in the process go to there website at solgenpower.com (https://solgenpower.com). You can also follow Tyler for basketball purposes on Twitter @TylerSharpe_15 (https://twitter.com/TylerSharpe_15) Cover photo was provided by Northern Kentucky University Athletics Communications and taken by Chloe Smith. You can follow Brady Laber on Twitter @BradyLaber1 (https://twitter.com/BradyLaber1) please use the hashtag #NobodysSafe Check out the Nobody’s Safe website at nobodysssafe.fireside.fm (https://nobodysssafe.fireside.fm) For more information on Stove Leg Media go the website StoveLeg.com (https://www.stoveleg.com) or send an email to Podcasts@stoveleg.com Intro music for the podcast was provided by bensoud.com (https://www.bensound.com)

In this episode, we speak with Lydia Violet and Leah Song about their course “Singing the Bones”.  Lydia Violet is a singer, songwriter, activist, teacher and founder of Music as Medicine and Leah Song is a singer-songwriter, multi-instrumental musician, storyteller, poet, and activist known for her role as front woman in Rising Appalachia, with her sister Chloe Smith.Together this past spring these ladies launched an amazing online course titled “Singing the Bones” where they dive deep into cultural appropriation, inheritance, ancestry, storytelling and music.To learn more please visit musicasmedicineproject.org risingappalachia.com and lydiafiddle.com

Minister for the Constitution and Devolution Chloe Smith discusses her role, and her experience taking legislation through the Commons, with Leader of the House Jacob Rees-Mogg. This episode was recorded in August 2020.

This week on the Show On The Road, a conversation with Chloe Smith of Rising Appalachia. In 2005 she founded this unique partnership with her sister Leah after their relentless world travels finally intersected in southern Mexico, where Leah had started mastering the banjo. Growing up in a musical family of traditional string-band players and contra-dance leaders near Atlanta, Rising Appalachia's latest release, Leylines, mixes the rustic front porch sound of their childhood family jam sessions with a neon-tinted modern backbeat of dancehall electronics and mystical protest. That could have felt incongruous, but somehow these influences mix beautifully with their ethereal, intertwined vocals and darting fiddle-and-banjo runs. While our host, Z. Lupetin, was able to catch up with Chloe for this cross-country conversation, Leah has been marooned in Costa Rica since the world shut down in March and continues to work from there. The sisters and their talented six-piece band have become a beloved fixture at music festivals throughout the United States, but have also played stages in Colombia, Costa Rica, India, Italy, Hungary, Bulgaria, The Czech Republic, Ireland, Scotland, and more.  Always looking to challenge the traditional carbon-hungry touring routine, Leah dubbed their group as part of a growing “slow music movement”, and in this episode, Z. talks with Chloe about the time they toured remote Canadian farming islands via sailboat. It's that kind of intimate and innovative traveling that Chloe would like to return to whenever the COVID-19 shutdown lifts in the coming years. Stick around to the end of the episode for an acoustic version of “Harmonize” from Leylines, and check out Rising Appalachia's newest single “Pulse,” featuring Dirtwire.

Chloe Smith is the Conservative MP for Norwich North and minister at the Cabinet Office. She entered parliament at the age of 27 and rose through the ranks quickly. In 2012, she was interviewed by Jeremy Paxman in what has been described as a 'car crash interview' when she was sent out to defend then-Chancellor George Osborne's U-turn on fuel duty. On the podcast, she talks to Katy about what it was like to do that interview and the aftermath, why she proposed to her husband, and what it was like to receive a fake anthrax package. Women With Balls is a podcast series where Katy Balls speak to women at the top of their respective games. To hear past episodes, visit http://spectator.co.uk/balls. Click here (https://subscription.spectator.co.uk/?prom=A521B&pkgcode=03) to try 12 weeks of the Spectator for £12 and get a free £20 Amazon gift voucher.

Chloe Smith is the Conservative MP for Norwich North and minister at the Cabinet Office. She entered parliament at the age of 27 and rose through the ranks quickly. In 2012, she was interviewed by Jeremy Paxman in what has been described as a 'car crash interview' when she was sent out to defend then-Chancellor George Osborne's U-turn on fuel duty. On the podcast, she talks to Katy about what it was like to do that interview and the aftermath, why she proposed to her husband, and what it was like to receive a fake anthrax package. Presented by Katy Balls. Click here (https://subscription.spectator.co.uk/?prom=A521B&pkgcode=03) to try 12 weeks of the Spectator for £12 and get a free £20 Amazon gift voucher.

Today on PWN, we do something different – talk to women for a change. Thaaaaat's right, the elusive Chloe Smith has joined us to talk about one crazy film about a struggling writer and his identical writer and also Meryl Streep, and another crazy movie about four girls in a competition to wear as few clothes as possible. Crazy stuff on PostPWN today, as we talk about Adaptation. and Spring Breakers! With a special guest appearance by Todd Howard. Timecodes: 0:00 - Intro 2:13 - AMC is struggling (when isn't it?) 5:52 - Wakaliwood's Crazy World 8:12 - Adaptation. (2002) discussion (Spoilers) 42:10 - Spring Breakers (2010) discussion (Spoilers) 1:26:21 - Q&A Corner 1:48:35 - Recommendation and outro Helpful Links: The PostPWN subreddit: https://bit.ly/2OeIreN - Leave questions at this week's question's threads and we will answer them in the next episode!!!!!! Crazy World on We Are One YouTube Page AMC might be facing bankruptcy – Article on CNN Netflix has purchased the Egyptian Theater – Article by Variety Jake Paul was arrested (good) – Article on ABC15 Adaptation. (2002) on IMDb Spring Breakers (2010) on IMDB Next episode's spotlight films: Fitzcarraldo (1982), and an optional documentary, Burden of Dreams (1982)

Biko Casini is the percussionist with my favorite music group, Rising Appalachia. Biko turned me on to The Music Lesson book by Victor Wooten and that changed my life and led to the founding of the Planetary Gigs Society. Biko is a profound player and spiritual thinker. Biko grew up in an intentional community outside Nashville, where he lives now, and he says it gives him the space to dream about what is possible when humans come together, sharing responsibility of stewarding the land. Biko’s father played guitar – all the time, many different songs, from many different countries and in many languages, like a troubadour. When Biko was 15, his brother carved him drumsticks and that started his lifelong craft as a drummer and percussionist. Through several interactions and his travels, he realized that for him music was a way to be of service rather than strive simply for personal success, and his quest has been to find a place or situation where music could be a key to unlocking healing energy. He has found that with Rising Appalachia, which is like a spiritual community because they are all working on similar goals. So many musicians have been funneled and co-opted by the music industry to serve the profit motive. Rising Appalachia focuses on the experience and the wild magic of music. “Music has given me more than anything else in my life, but it has also taken more than anything else,” he says. Biko is focused on an intention to create cultural and ecological learning and rejuvenation centers, with music being a huge part of that. He says concerts and festivals can provide energy for restoring ecology. Arts and creativity, he says, should feed the ecological restoration of the world and cultural renewal, which is the great work of our time. Biko says we all carry cultural trauma and music’s job is to connect us to what’s real inside of ourselves and then to help us be able to restore the external ecology. This also seems to me to be very much consistent with the music and message of Rising Appalachia, led by sisters Leah Song and Chloe Smith, and they have all meant so much to so many people.

Leeds Rhinos Netball Director, Anna Carter, gets the perspective of an athlete AND a coach as she chats with former Loughborough Lightning u21and Rhinos coach, Chloe Smith - from playing at the performance level to inspiring junior netballers to be their best!

Chloe is a unique artist, and one that I couldn't wait to chat to. Simply put but definitely not simply made, she makes soft food. Created using only wool and thread, she creates one of a kind, intricate sculptures replicating everything from Japanese cleaning supplies to cans of tuna in a really subversive and somehow hilarious way. During the episode we touch on imposter syndrome and how Chloe battles with some of the stereotypes and typecasting that comes with the territory. We cover some deep topics like what does true authenticity look like in the creative process and some lighter things like why we are all so obsessed with the design of foreign food packaging. We talk about the very interesting and polarizing topic of specializing vs generalizing and what challenges and benefits that come with each direction. This episode is pure joy and Chloe delivers some very unexpected and hilarious responses to my questions. Introducing Chloe Smith On Making Soft Food.   Chloe Smith imakesoftfood.com @imakesoftfood   Links Vanitas Momento Mori Corvid The Pool Cake   Quotes "[making soft sculptures] it’s almost more of a compulsion than a decision." "Textiles have always been something that has always been really attractive to me and something that I am always really drawn to." "It's those moments of failing where you learn the most" "Humour is the way I've found to connect with people" "Even more so in this time, its really important to be silly." "Ever since I started traveling, supermarkets overseas have become this complete place of fascination for me." "When I last came back from Japan, I developed a really strong addiction for the tomato juice over there." "Stop taking yourself so seriously, people won’t think less of you if you’re not that serious. "   -   Original Theme Music by Devin Luke - devinlukemusic.com     Stay In Touch onprocess.com @onprocesspodcast   If this episode helped you in any way, we would love your support. The best way to support us is by Subscribing to the show in iTunes and writing us a review. Thanks for listening.

Welcome to the Strange Signal from a Lonely Star. In this episode, your Voice from the Void speaks with Chloe Smith about her journey on the shamanic path, past lives and various other interesting topics. I've never meet Chloe in person but in chatting with her via text we seem to have a lot of similar thought processes in dealing with spirits. I hope you enjoy.

Folk Alliance 2019 in Montreal did not pan out exactly as I planned…I caught some wonderful music and some audio for this podcast but for the most part, I spent the entire week trying to navigate and operate with incredible back and hip pain…what I thought was sciatica turned out to be, among other things, a couple of stress fractures in my lower back. I will always be most grateful for two things from that trip...the kindness and assistance shown to me by my travelling Kansas City music family and the discovery of the musical tour de force known as Rising Appalachia. As world travelers for nearly two decades, Rising Appalachia are now merging multiple global music influences with their own southern roots. Founded by sisters Leah Song and Chloe Smith, the band has established an international fan base due to relentless touring, tireless activism, and no small degree of stubborn independence. But it wasn’t always so. The sisters have morphed into this musical life coming to realize that performing could be just one component of a greater overall vision – one that includes advocating for social, racial and environmental justice, and Indigenous rights. When I discovered that Rising Appalachia would again have an Official Showcase at Folk Alliance 2020 in New Orleans, I knew I had to try and have a conversation with at least one of the sisters for this podcast. Ironically within a few days of that discovery, Rising Appalachia’s team reached out to me as a registered Folk DJ at the conference, asking if I wanted an interview opportunity in New Orleans. Leah Song aka “The Hustler” and I did sit down late one afternoon for a lovely chat. She could not have been more engaging and accommodating. Enjoy this conversation that highlights the dynamics of being a female led band, the importance of stewardship and cooperation from the male band members, creating a complete aesthetic by adorning themselves with wearable art made by friends and fans, and the band’s commitment to what they call the “slow music” movement. Enjoy my time with Leah Song of Rising Appalachia.

Alexis Johnson, Chloe Smith, Cassidy Lance-McWherter, and Rachel Garibay throw down at the Beach Brawl. Lindy Barber got engaged. CrossFit Italian Showdown is moving.

In the sixth episode of Beer Life we chat with Chloe Smith from Townsite Brewing in Powell River, BC. Jorden and Chloe talk about her start in Montreal where she met her husband and Townsite Brewmaster Cedric, their desicion to move to Powell River and open a craft brewery in a small community. We also discuss her work with the BC Craft Brewers Guild as well as the Canadian Guild and the current challenges the industry is facing.

In the sixth episode of Beer Life we chat with Chloe Smith from Townsite Brewing in Powell River, BC. Jorden and Chloe talk about her start in Montreal where she met her husband and Townsite Brewmaster Cedric, their desicion to move to Powell River and open a craft brewery in a small community. We also discuss her work with the BC Craft Brewers Guild as well as the Canadian Guild and the current challenges the industry is facing.

Rising Appalachia is a band founded by two sisters, Leah and Chloe Smith. With links to social and environmental activism, the folk duo from Atlanta, Georgia, look for harmony in the music they create and the places they go.

Die Schwestern Leah Song und Chloe Smith aus Atlanta setzten mit ihrer Band "Rising Appalachia" auf akustische Instrumentierung. Ihr Sound wurzelt zwar tief in der Tradition der Appalachen, aber geht mit den oft jazzigen Arrangements weit darüber hinaus. Neben Bajo, Kontrabass und Geige, kommen auch afrikanische Percussioninstrumente zum Einsatz und der Satzgesang der beiden Schwestern ist betörend.

What does sustainability look like on the road and across the globe as touring musicians? We asked Rising Appalachia, a tremendously talented and soulful band rooted in southern music tradition with their own modern twist. Its founding sisters, Leah and Chloe Smith from New Orleans incorporate world and urban influences with both timely and timeless lyrics to remind us of our shared humanity and responsibility for social and climate justice. In their globe-trotting journeys, the group has been practicing what they call the ‘Slow Music’ approach to sustainable touring - reducing the needless plastic waste of music events and connecting with local communities and food systems wherever they can. This episode features a reflective live conversation with Leah before the group’s Los Angeles release party for their new album Leylines, discussing the Slow Music Movement as well as their fresh new album, available now on iTunes, Spotify, Amazon, and Tidal.

Chloe Smith (@forty8creates) is the creative director and founder of Forty8Creates. Forty8Creates is a branding agency that offers services from graphic design, digital marketing, web, app design & development. Chloe shares the journey of Forty8Creates and what it took (the highs and the lows) to grow the company and brand to what it is today! Enjoy! :) You can find out more about Chloe and Forty8Creates on Twitter & forty8creates.com

Chloe Smith is one half of the dynamic band, Rising Appalachia. Accompanied by sister, Leah, and a diverse group of wildly talented musicians,  they’ve toured across North America and many international locations, have millions of streams and are creators of something thing coin they a Slow Music Movement.  From horseback to sailboats, train rides to walking, these two combine passionate activism with their creative pulse to make more than just art for art's sake. It’s about something bigger than just the music - it’s a revolution led by a collective of individuals inspired to change the standards of the industry and leave every city they visit with more than a few good shows.   

This week's Extraordinary Women Radio interview is with Leah Song, one of the singers and songwriters of Rising Appalachia. Two years ago as the seeds to this podcast were being planted, I made a list of about 20 women I’d love to interview on Extraordinary Women Radio. Rising Appalachia was at the top of my list. There's something to be said for writing down your goals, my friends! The harmony of Leah Song and Chloe Smith, the founding sisters of Rising Appalachia, has a sense of deep rootedness, playful exploration, and inspired action. Their sound and message, suggest that voices and traditions, brought together through song, may be one of the saving graces to a world in distress. As someone who loves music - is touched by music - I feel their work is so important. In a time when the fabric of our communities and culture often appear to be unraveling, their interweaving of music and mission, old traditions with new interpretations, creates an atmosphere of contagious hope and bliss. Leah tells so many wonderful stories in this interview! She shares how she and her sister Chloe created an album as a gift to their parent as teenagers, which would unexpectedly launch their career. We talk about how folk story and folk music has shaped the soul-touching songs of Rising Appalachia. We jam about going slow amidst the growth, and Leah shares for the first time behind the mic, the meaning behind her spiral tattoo. You know I had to ask! I love this interview and felt so blessed to get to interview this soulful sister. “It feels really like the fabric of our lives to put together stories through all these different tapestry of songs.” - Leah Song And a big surprise in the end! Leah shares a small snippet of a song that is going to be on their new album! Enjoy! To learn more about Leah and Rising Appalachia, visit their website or you can follow her on any of her social channels, including Twitter, Facebook or Instagram. Let’s meet Leah Song - the singer and songwriter of Rising Appalachia. Leah-Song-Show- Notes

Leah Song, modern day troubadour, world musician, artist, activist, and educator. Leah and Chloe Smith are sisters of the musical group, Rising Appalachia. They travel the world singing folk, soul, and world music while spreading a message of compassion around community, environmental awareness, personal resilience and much more. Their music blends the sacred with the provocative, giving listeners something to be held by, and also something to take with them. Thank you, Leah Song, who made time to story-share with Widespread Wellness in between touring!

In 1992, Joe Jacobi became an Olympic Champion canoeist. Along with Scott Strausbaugh, they claimed gold in the C-2 event in Barcelona. They were the first American team to capture gold in whitewater slalom. This week Joe is Richard’s guest on the Best in the World. Joe explains to Richard that a flowing river is a great metaphor for life. He talks about correcting mistakes, his influences and how he prepared for the 1992 Olympics. Joe was the CEO of USA Canoe/Kayak for five years between 2009-14. He explains how he worked with other people in that role and how he coped with the pressures of the job. Last year Joe had his gold medal stolen but managed to get it back after 7-year-old Chloe Smith found it in a bin! Joe tells us about that story on the podcast. Each week Joe puts out an inspirational newsletter. You can sign up to Sunday Morning Joe here: https://joejacobi.com/sign-up-for-sunday-morning-joe/ You can find more about Joe at joejacobi.com and you can follow him on Twitter... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Inga-Lisa Burns will be in the studio to give us an update on the Zero Waste Fair happening this Sunday. We also had a chance to catch up with local musician John Wright of the band NoMeansNo about their recent retirement. And you’ll hear the third of our featured short documentaries about life in Powell River. This one is from Sandra Lopez, a new resident who came here by way of Bogota, Colombia. Also stay tuned for interviews with Chloe Smith about fundraising for the new library, and Sam Sansalone gave us the scoop on outdoors hunting and mushroom foraging. 

A stolen Olympic gold medal has been found by a six-year-old girl. Olympian Joe Jacobi had appealed to thieves who stole his 1992 Olympic gold medal to return it and set up a website www.stolenmedal.com. He was contact through the site by the family of six-year-old girl Chloe Smith who had found the medal whilst out for a walk with her father. Jacobi was out enjoying a meal with his family when thieves broke into his car and stole his computer bag which also contained the gold medal. The American canoeist won the gold at the 1992 Olympics in Barcelona. From Brexit to Prexit? What effect will Britain’s decision to leave the European Union have on sport, and in particular the English Premier League? We discuss the implications of Britain’s decision with Joe Hall sports business analyst at City A.M and Simon Chadwick, Professor of Sports Enterprise at Salford University. UFC's New Champion: MMA, for some the sport represents the pinnacle of disciplined and controlled aggression, for others it's a brutal free for all. What's not in doubt, is its continued growth in popularity around the world. The sport’s most profitable and well-known brand is the UFC. Its newest champion is Michael Bisping, who came to the Sportshour studio, bearing gifts! Euro 2016 Caroline Barker heads into the troubled suburbs of Paris to see if the cohesion brought about by the French national team that won the World Cup in 1998 can be emulated again Sporting Witness… At the 1976 Olympics, the Japanese gymnast Shun Fujimoto horrified the world by continuing to compete in the team event despite breaking his knee during the floor exercise. Determined not to let down his team-mates, Fujimoto braved almost unbearable pain to achieve good scores on the pommel horse and rings, and help Japan to gold. (Photo: The gold medal Joe won at the 1992 Olympics. Credit: Joe Jacobi)

Student protesters have accused police of using pepper spray on them outside a Sydney building where Education Minister Christopher Pyne was speaking. Justin Smith speaks with Chloe Smith who says one of the protestors was a blind girl.

Chloe Smith, MP for Norwich North and former Treasury Minister discusses youth unemployment and societal disengagement.

Hints and tips for media appearances, speaking and social media. This week; Kenny Harris; Badly trained spokespeople; Endangered Cockneys; Nora Ephron; Chloe Smith; How to get on the big stages; Serve and Volley; Play on clay or grass; An interview with Kenny Harris; Music from Jennifer Haase.