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This episode welcomes Courtney Thompson, EVP of Servicing at CMG Financial and Founder of Consigliera, to discuss the intricate relationship between climate change and the mortgage industry. We explore the challenges the mortgage industry faces in embracing climate change, reflecting on the personal and societal impacts of these issues, and consider the hopeful future driven by the next generation of professionals.Listen in as we examine the profound impact of climate change on real estate, with a focus on the mortgage industry. We navigate the critical need to separate politics from the conversation to highlight the real financial and personal consequences of climate events. From the immediate effects on homeowners to the broader economic implications such as rising insurance rates, we scrutinize how institutions like the FHA, Fannie Mae, and Freddie Mac are integrating climate risk into their models and policies, emphasizing the urgency of meaningful action.Our discussion shifts to the intricate complexities of mortgage servicing and regulatory challenges. We discuss the pitfalls of inexperienced regulatory frameworks and the shift towards a more customer-centric approach in mortgage servicing. Courtney offers her unique insights into the evolution of building a modern mortgage servicing operation at CMG, addressing outdated technology, and the significance of creating a robust infrastructure to support high-quality service delivery. Connect further with Courtney Thompson at https://www.consigliera.com or on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/croschekthompson/.Unlock elite low risk investment opportunities tailored to your priorities. Let our experts maximize your returns while you focus on what matters most. Join our family of successful investors and create a lasting legacy of financial wealth and community impact together. Start or elevate your portfolio today. Email bill@firstliencapital.com or go to https://www.firstliencapital.com.To learn more, visit:https://billbymel.com/Listen to more episodes on Mission Matters:https://missionmatters.com/author/bill-bymel/
Former U.S. National Team setters Carli Lloyd and Courtney Thompson join Tiffany to discuss the U.S.' comeback attempt that fell just short against China on Monday. The bronze medalists also reminisce about their Olympic experience together in Rio, how the team rebounded from a tough semifinal loss to earn a spot on the podium, and also test their knowledge about this year's U.S. squad. Topics include: Carli and Courtney's Opening Ceremony memories Life for athletes at the Games First Match jitters on the biggest stage U.S. vs. China recap Using the double sub The Governor: Always a leader Setter Jordyn Poulter Game changers off the bench Key moments and key players Flashbacks to Rio Who Said That? Follow Carli on Instagram and Facebook. Follow Courtney on Instagram and listen to her new podcast, Beyond the Court: A LOVB Podcast, wherever you get your podcasts. Become a LOVB Insider to stay up-to-date on when tickets will go on sale, team info, venue announcements and more! Host: Tiffany OshinskySenior Producer: Anya Alvarez is our Senior ProducerExecutive Producers: Carrie Stett, Tamara Deike, and Lindsay HoffmanTheme Music: Pancakes by Eric W. Mast, JrSound Designer: Max Lorenzen Serving Pancakes is an iHeart Women's Sports Production, in partnership with Deep Blue Sports and Entertainment. You can find us on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
With many dietary guidelines around the world shifting towards prioritising plant proteins, we sit down with Dr Courtney Thompson to explore the latest research on these nutritious foods and dietary patterns that hero them – a topical issue given the current review of the Australian Dietary Guidelines. Courtney shares examples of dietary guidelines from around the world that hero plant proteins, before diving into practical strategies to seamlessly integrate more plants into the diets of even our fussiest patients and clients. In the episode, we discuss: Why a plant-based diet doesn't equal veganism The influence of dietary patterns high in plant protein on disease risk What happens to health outcomes when animal proteins are replaced with plant proteins How to overcome the common barriers people face when trying to eat more plant protein foods Easy ways to help people eat more plant proteins This podcast is not, and is not intended to be, medical advice, which should be tailored to your individual circumstances. This podcast is for your information only, and we advise that you exercise your own judgment before deciding to use the information provided. Professional medical advice should be obtained before taking action. Please see here for terms and conditions.
In this episode, we put the lid on the 2023 AVCA in Tampa with two-time Olympic medalist and former U.S. Women's National Team setter Courtney Thompson. (6:39 - 38:36). Courtney talks about her role at AVCA and shares some of her interests off-court. She looks back on her Olympic experience and talks about her involvement with League One Volleyball, or LOVB (pronounced "love"), emphasizing the importance of U.S. athletes competing professionally on home soil. Courtney is awesome and FULL of energy. Sit back and enjoy this episode. You're going to LOVB it (see what we did there?)!
Feeling your best on your special day is more than just glitzy dresses and perfect makeup, it's also about nutrition, health and how you want to feel. That's why we invited registered nutritionist, Dr. Courtney Thompson, to share some insightful tips on how to avoid discomfort, bloating, and fatigue on your wedding day. She talks us through the crucial dos and don'ts of wedding day nutrition, emphasising the significance of balanced meals that include carbs, protein, and healthy fats. Her advice is not just about what to eat, but also about mindful eating, reminding us to nourish our bodies even when wedding day jitters curb our appetite.Dr. Thompson advises against relying on protein shakes, which can cause bloating and often contain harmful additives. Instead, she lists a bunch of nutritious options, highly recommends not trying new foods in the days leading up to the wedding, hydrating adequately, and having regular meals to prevent feeling faint or sick during the wedding festivities.We cover some energy-boosting tips for your wedding day, such as a good night's sleep, staying hydrated, and incorporating healthy snacks and meals. Dr. Thompson is also planning her own wedding so has some very helpful wedding planning tips to share at the end.Visit our website HERE for full shownotes, links and freebies for this episode.Special Offer Alert. We're giving you access to the first lesson of our 'Calm Bride Planner' for free because you can't plan a wedding without Defining Your Wedding Vision! It's a quick 10-minute video. Whether you're just starting your wedding planning or well into the process, this is a game-changer. Don't miss out on making your wedding day truly radiant and calm. Visit www.managemyweddingacademy.com/vision now!
In this episode, we are joined by Dr. Courtney Thompson, associate professor in the Department of History and chair of the Medical Humanities Minor Committee, to discuss the College of Arts & Sciences new Medical Humanities Minor.
Hello B-Critics Fam!Welcome to The B-Critics Podcast with Elizabeth Arnold and Courtney Thompson.Join the B-Critics and returning guest Matt Speakman as we dive into one of the most notable historic fiction movies of our generation, Oppenheimer. This movie follows the life of J. Robert Oppenheimer as he sets out to create the world's first atomic bomb and the emotional and literal fallout that ensues post-detonation. From the cast to the use of practical effects to the storyline, Oppenheimer is sure to inspire and engage! Christopher Nolan really delivers an explosive film! Previous Matt Speakman episodes: Jurassic Park & Knives OutYou can find every episode of The B-Critics on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, & Google Podcasts. For more information visit our website bcritics.com. Linktr.ee in the episode show notes: Linktr.ee/bcriticspodcastFollow us on Instagram: @bcriticspodcast Follow us on TikTok: @bcriticspodcast Follow us on Twitter: @bcriticspodcast Do you have a movie or season request? Fill out our form!CLICK HERE FOR THE FORM! September 18, 2023 | 1 hr 58 minMusic produced by Josh McDonald.
Hello B-Critics Fam!Welcome to The B-Critics Podcast with Elizabeth Arnold and Courtney Thompson.Greta Gerwig's adaptation of Little Women is every bit as exciting and engaging as her smash hit, Barbie. Little Women follows the lives of 4 sisters (Meg, Jo, Beth, and Amy) living in the 1860s and all the happenings in their seemingly mundane lives. We'll dive into love, feminism, why being angry is human, and some parallels between the struggles the girls face in the movie and the struggles of movie industry workers today. You don't want to miss the opportunity to write this episode into your story.You can find every episode of The B-Critics on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, & Google Podcasts. For more information visit our website bcritics.com. Linktr.ee in the episode show notes: Linktr.ee/bcriticspodcastFollow us on Instagram: @bcriticspodcast Follow us on TikTok: @bcriticspodcast Follow us on Twitter: @bcriticspodcast Do you have a movie or season request? Fill out our form!CLICK HERE FOR THE FORM! September 11, 2023 | 1 hr 18 minMusic produced by Josh McDonald.
Hello B-Critics Fam!Welcome to The B-Critics Podcast with Elizabeth Arnold and Courtney Thompson.A Simple Favor is the dark comedy, murder mystery we all didn't know we needed! This story has more than you could wish for in terms of serious twists and turns. More importantly though, A Simple Favor is led by an incredible duo - Blake Lively and Anna Kendrick really steal the show in this one. And to discuss this one, this week The B-Critics bring a returning guest critic, Holly Geissel, back on to finish off our Murder Mystery season with a discussion you won't want to miss!Previous Holly Geissel episode: La La LandYou can find every episode of The B-Critics on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, & Google Podcasts. For more information visit our website bcritics.com. Linktr.ee in the episode show notes: Linktr.ee/bcriticspodcastFollow us on Instagram: @bcriticspodcast Follow us on TikTok: @bcriticspodcast Follow us on Twitter: @bcriticspodcast Do you have a movie or season request? Fill out our form!CLICK HERE FOR THE FORM! September 4, 2023 | 1 hr, 04 minMusic produced by Josh McDonald.
Hello B-Critics Fam!Welcome to The B-Critics Podcast with Elizabeth Arnold and Courtney Thompson.Shutter Island is one of the more confusing murder mystery movies, one of those where you don't really know ANYTHING until the last 20 minutes of the film. By the end you'll be questioning if you are who you think you are…if that even makes sense. We're joined by sports podcaster Robbie Bergstone to cover the cast, the costuming, and the ending that was left up to interpretation…or was it? Grab a seat because the ferry for Shutter Island leaves right now.Robbie's podcast, Bros and the Berg, can be found on all social media platforms, and episodes can be found on Spotify and YouTube! You can find every episode of The B-Critics on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, & Google Podcasts. For more information visit our website bcritics.com. Linktr.ee in the episode show notes: Linktr.ee/bcriticspodcastFollow us on Instagram: @bcriticspodcast Follow us on TikTok: @bcriticspodcast Follow us on Twitter: @bcriticspodcast Do you have a movie or season request? Fill out our form!CLICK HERE FOR THE FORM! August 28, 2023 | 1 hr, 05 minMusic produced by Josh McDonald.
Hello B-Critics Fam!Welcome to The B-Critics Podcast with Elizabeth Arnold and Courtney Thompson.Knives Out is probably one of the most true-to-genre modern murder mystery movies out there. It's got tons of characters, comedy galore, and a killer mystery that will have your heart pumping! This week returning guest Matt Speakman helps us tackle the modern mother of murder mysteries. The little twists, portrayal of Latin culture, and Daniel Craig are all topics on the table. Can we figure out whodunnit? You'll have to listen to find out!Previous Matt Speakman episode: Jurassic ParkYou can find every episode of The B-Critics on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, & Google Podcasts. For more information visit our website bcritics.com. Linktr.ee in the episode show notes: Linktr.ee/bcriticspodcastFollow us on Instagram: @bcriticspodcast Follow us on TikTok: @bcriticspodcast Follow us on Twitter: @bcriticspodcast Do you have a movie or season request? Fill out our form!CLICK HERE FOR THE FORM! August 21, 2023 | 1 hr, 11 minMusic produced by Josh McDonald.
Hello B-Critics Fam!Welcome to The B-Critics Podcast with Elizabeth Arnold and Courtney Thompson.Gone Girl is a super modern play on the murder mystery movie. This movie scraps the comedy and light-hearted drama in exchange for a super deep, super dramatic screenplay. We get into everything from the use of CGI to control every aspect of the surroundings to the very real murders that inspired the book and movie adaptation. Amy Dunne has something amazing planned and you're not going to want to miss it.James' wife, Annika's episode: The Twilight Saga: EclipseYou can find every episode of The B-Critics on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, & Google Podcasts. For more information visit our website bcritics.com. Linktr.ee in the episode show notes: Linktr.ee/bcriticspodcastFollow us on Instagram: @bcriticspodcast Follow us on TikTok: @bcriticspodcast Follow us on Twitter: @bcriticspodcast Do you have a movie or season request? Fill out our form!CLICK HERE FOR THE FORM! August 14, 2023 | 1 hr, 30 minMusic produced by Josh McDonald.
Hello B-Critics Fam!Welcome to The B-Critics Podcast with Elizabeth Arnold and Courtney Thompson.Released in 1985, this classic is the perfect start to our Murder Mystery Movie Party! Today, Clue the movie is the mother of all murder mysteries and sets the tone for the genre as a whole. Come along with us as we investigate the goings on at Tudor Hall. Wadsworth, Yvette, and Mr. Boddy have been waiting for your arrival.You can find every episode of The B-Critics on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, & Google Podcasts. For more information visit our website bcritics.com. Linktr.ee in the episode show notes: Linktr.ee/bcriticspodcastFollow us on Instagram: @bcriticspodcast Follow us on TikTok: @bcriticspodcast Follow us on Twitter: @bcriticspodcast Do you have a movie or season request? Fill out our form!CLICK HERE FOR THE FORM! August 7, 2023 | 1 hr, 08 minMusic produced by Josh McDonald.
Hello B-Critics Fam!Welcome to The B-Critics Podcast with Elizabeth Arnold and Courtney Thompson.Greta Gerwig has done it again! Another amazing film spotlighting women and the importance of equality! Whether or not you actually played with Barbies, there's something in this film for everyone. It's comedy, it's drama, it's emotion. Listen along as we break down some key elements of the Barbie movie + share some fun facts!You can find every episode of The B-Critics on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, & Google Podcasts. For more information visit our website bcritics.com. Linktr.ee in the episode show notes: Linktr.ee/bcriticspodcastFollow us on Instagram: @bcriticspodcast Follow us on TikTok: @bcriticspodcast Follow us on Twitter: @bcriticspodcast Do you have a movie or season request? Fill out our form!CLICK HERE FOR THE FORM! July, 31, 2023 | 1 hr, 26 minMusic produced by Josh McDonald.
Hello fellow B-Listers!Welcome to The B-Critics Podcast with Elizabeth Arnold and Courtney Thompson.Liz, Court, and guest critic David, are self-proclaimed Twilight mega fans, and they break down every detail of the final installation of The Twilight Saga…boy do you not want to miss it. Somehow Harry Potter makes an appearance, as does paramedic humor. We have a guest audio appearance from David's pups, Edward and Bella (yes, they ARE named after the Twilight couple). And we get into a who's the hottest discussion; Charlie, Jackson, Emmett, Carlisle…everyone is mentioned except for the two leading heartthrobs. If you think you know the answer, no you don't.You can find every episode of The B-Critics on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, & Google Podcasts. For more information visit our website bcritics.com. Linktr.ee in the episode show notes: Linktr.ee/bcriticspodcastFollow us on Instagram: @bcriticspodcast Follow us on TikTok: @bcriticspodcast Follow us on Twitter: @bcriticspodcast Do you have a movie or season request? Fill out our form!CLICK HERE FOR THE FORM! July 24, 2023 | 1 hr, 24 minMusic produced by Josh McDonald.
Hello fellow B-Listers!Welcome to The B-Critics Podcast with Elizabeth Arnold and Courtney Thompson.Guest critic Aidan has NEVER SEEN any of the Twilight movies, so this should be good. Join us as Aidan explains, from a fashion designer's standpoint, why Bella's wedding dress doesn't work, as Court rips apart all of Stephanie Meyer's plot holes when it comes to Vampire-Human intimacy, and as Liz tries desperately to convince them both that Breaking Dawn Part 1 is worthy of 5/5 stars. We hope you've got a towel because the tea is about to be spilled…like all of it.You can find every episode of The B-Critics on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, & Google Podcasts. For more information visit our website bcritics.com. Linktr.ee in the episode show notes: Linktr.ee/bcriticspodcastFollow us on Instagram: @bcriticspodcast Follow us on TikTok: @bcriticspodcast Follow us on Twitter: @bcriticspodcast Do you have a movie or season request? Fill out our form!CLICK HERE FOR THE FORM! July 17, 2023 | 55 minMusic produced by Josh McDonald.
Hello fellow B-Listers!Welcome to The B-Critics Podcast with Elizabeth Arnold and Courtney Thompson.Director David Slade was enlisted to bring the action and horror of Eclipse to life, and boy did he deliver. Liz, Court, and their guest Annika are talking about EVERY detail of EVERY important moment! Grab your popcorn, soda, fluffy blanket, and movie-watching buddy, ‘cause we're about to rock the Twilight world.You can find every episode of The B-Critics on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, & Google Podcasts. For more information visit our website bcritics.com. Linktr.ee in the episode show notes: Linktr.ee/bcriticspodcastFollow us on Instagram: @bcriticspodcast Follow us on TikTok: @bcriticspodcast Follow us on Twitter: @bcriticspodcast Do you have a movie or season request? Fill out our form!CLICK HERE FOR THE FORM! July 10, 2023 | 1 hr, 21 minMusic produced by Josh McDonald.
Hello fellow B-Listers!Welcome to The B-Critics Podcast with Elizabeth Arnold and Courtney Thompson.In 2009 there was so much hype around the release of this movie, that it broke opening weekend records. For The B-Critics and their guest Val the hype still remains today. The little details are what make this movie so loveable and hype-worthy, at least according to us! And don't worry, no details get left behind. We'll have you screaming “TEAM JACOB” before the episode is over. And that's a promise!You can find every episode of The B-Critics on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, & Google Podcasts. For more information visit our website bcritics.com. Linktr.ee in the episode show notes: Linktr.ee/bcriticspodcastFollow us on Instagram: @bcriticspodcast Follow us on TikTok: @bcriticspodcast Follow us on Twitter: @bcriticspodcast Do you have a movie or season request? Fill out our form!CLICK HERE FOR THE FORM! July 3, 2023 | 1 hr, 10 minMusic produced by Josh McDonald.
Hello fellow B-Listers!Welcome to The B-Critics Podcast with Elizabeth Arnold and Courtney Thompson.Have no fear, guest critic Cassie Downey is here to kick off our season of taking on The Twilight Saga. If you were alive in 2008, you likely saw the Twilight movie AND read the entire Twilight Saga end to end…multiple times. You probably had daydreams of Edward sweeping you off your feet into eternity, or Jacob being the best guardian you've ever experienced, or in Court's case, Charlie's mustache and Thursday night dinner dates. The critics are torn on ratings this week, but their hearts will always belong to The Twilight Saga. #TeamEdward! #TeamJacob! #TeamCharlie?You can find every episode of The B-Critics on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, & Google Podcasts. For more information visit our website bcritics.com. Linktr.ee in the episode show notes: Linktr.ee/bcriticspodcastFollow us on Instagram: @bcriticspodcast Follow us on TikTok: @bcriticspodcast Follow us on Twitter: @bcriticspodcast Do you have a movie or season request? Fill out our form!CLICK HERE FOR THE FORM! June 26, 2023 | 1 hr, 21 minMusic produced by Josh McDonald.
Hello fellow B-Listers!Welcome to The B-Critics Podcast with Elizabeth Arnold and Courtney Thompson.Who's ready for The Twilight Saga? We are HUGE Twihards and we know most of you are, too! Team Edward vs Team Jacob, books vs movies, and whether or not the entire saga is a fan-fic are all up for discussion. Let us know your thoughts in the Q&A and Polls below!You can find every episode of The B-Critics on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, & Google Podcasts. For more information visit our website bcritics.com. Linktr.ee in the episode show notes: Linktr.ee/bcriticspodcastFollow us on Instagram: @bcriticspodcast Follow us on TikTok: @bcriticspodcast Follow us on Twitter: @bcriticspodcast Do you have a movie or season request? Fill out our form!CLICK HERE FOR THE FORM! June 22, 2023 | 43 minMusic produced by Josh McDonald.
Hello fellow B-Listers!Welcome to The B-Critics Podcast with Elizabeth Arnold and Courtney Thompson.This week The B-Critics bring on guest critic Allison Jalapeno to discuss the movie 13 Going on 30. We hate to be the bearers of bad news, but we agree with Jenna, love IS a battlefield. Especially for a 13-year-old trying to fit into a 30-year-old's world. Watching this 2004 rom-com as almost 30-year-olds gave the group a very different take vs the ideas they had as teens. The soundtrack, casting, and cameos add so much value to the movie, that you might just forget that 30-year-old Jenna Rink is a meanie or that her slumber party with the apartment building 13-year-olds was slightly inappropriate. Young Jenna got everything she wanted; she WAS 30, she was DEFINITELY flirty, and her professional life was THRIVING. But could she have gotten it all and NOT ruined other peoples' lives? We sure think so.You can find every episode of The B-Critics on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, & Google Podcasts. For more information visit our website bcritics.com. Linktr.ee in the episode show notes: Linktr.ee/bcriticspodcastFollow us on Instagram: @bcriticspodcast Follow us on TikTok: @bcriticspodcast Follow us on Twitter: @bcriticspodcast Do you have a movie or season request? Fill out our form!CLICK HERE FOR THE FORM! June 19 | 1 hr, 10 minMusic produced by Josh McDonald.
Hello fellow B-Listers!Welcome to The B-Critics Podcast with Elizabeth Arnold and Courtney Thompson.This week The B-Critics bring on guest critic Ross Mulkerrin to discuss the OG Spider-Man movie! Sam Raimi, American filmmaker best known for thrasher horror films, absolutely SLAYED in his portrayal of the Stan Lee comic. We think so, the critics think so, the public thinks so. Liz and Court even think that Tobey Maguire is the BEST Spider-Man, but the jury is still out on that opinion. Willem Dafoe and J.K. Simmons get shouts for their magnificent supporting roles, and Sam Raimi gets credit for some pretty amazing fight scenes. If you've been looking for a reason to re-watch (or watch for the first time) Spider-Man, here's all the ammunition you need! You can find every episode of The B-Critics on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, & Google Podcasts. For more information visit our website bcritics.com. Linktr.ee in the episode show notes: Linktr.ee/bcriticspodcastFollow us on Instagram: @bcriticspodcast Follow us on TikTok: @bcriticspodcast Follow us on Twitter: @bcriticspodcast Do you have a movie or season request? Fill out our form!CLICK HERE FOR THE FORM! June 12 | 1 hr, 11 minMusic produced by Josh McDonald.
Hello fellow B-Listers!Welcome to The B-Critics Podcast with Elizabeth Arnold and Courtney Thompson.This week The B-Critics bring on guest critic Leigh Bechet to discuss the movie Legally Blonde. This movie came out in 2001, but has definitely held up to the test of time. From female empowerment, to exposing the abuse of power we still see today, to the idea of being who you are no matter who has something to say about it, this movie captured so many progressive ideas! It is also a feel-good classic that is timeless and ridiculously loveable. Leigh and Liz are apparently experts and spend much of the episode reciting lines and recalling very pertinent information; like, the lucky object that Margot gave to Elle to help her pass her LSATs, how big the Harry Winston ring with which Warner proposed to Vivian is, and every word to Chutney's final confession. We'll be printing our resumes on pink paper and spritzing them with perfume from now on.You can find every episode of The B-Critics on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, & Google Podcasts. For more information visit our website bcritics.com. Linktr.ee in the episode show notes: Linktr.ee/bcriticspodcastFollow us on Instagram: @bcriticspodcast Follow us on TikTok: @bcriticspodcast Follow us on Twitter: @bcriticspodcast Do you have a movie or season request? Fill out our form!CLICK HERE FOR THE FORM! June 5 | 1 hr, 06 minMusic produced by Josh McDonald.
Hello fellow B-Listers!Welcome to The B-Critics Podcast with Elizabeth Arnold and Courtney Thompson.This week The B-Critics bring on guest critic Matt Speakman to discuss the movie Jurassic Park. Jurassic Park is an adaptation of the novel by Michael Chrichton which tells the story of the unveiling of an amusement park unlike any other. This amusement park has real life dinosaurs - seems impossible, we know! Not only did this movie have immediate popularity upon release in 1993, AND change the way movies are made, but it also sparked further fascination into the world of paleontology. Matt, Court, and Liz laugh their way through this discussion as they dive straight into the use of CGi and other special effects, Jeff Goldblum's shirtless debut, and just how much they think could withstand a T-Rex head. Hold onto your butts, because this episode is a wild ride!You can find every episode of The B-Critics on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, & Google Podcasts. For more information visit our website bcritics.com. Linktr.ee in the episode show notes: Linktr.ee/bcriticspodcastFollow us on Instagram: @bcriticspodcast Follow us on TikTok: @bcriticspodcast Follow us on Twitter: @bcriticspodcast Do you have a movie or season request? Fill out our form!CLICK HERE FOR THE FORM! May 29 | 1 hr, 07 minMusic produced by Josh McDonald.
Hello fellow B-Listers!Welcome to The B-Critics Podcast with Elizabeth Arnold and Courtney Thompson.This week The B-Critics bring on guest critic Holly Geissel to discuss the movie La La Land. Ever since its release in 2016, La La Land has captured the hearts and minds of movie-watchers around the world. Winning 6 Academy Awards and a record-breaking 7 Golden Globes, this movie has dazzled everyone…everyone except for one of this week's critics… Join them as they tell us how they really feel about the singing, whether or not they think yellow was the right color choice for Mia's dress, and how they think Mia and Sebastian could have made it work after all - no (Emma) stone will be left unturned. You can find every episode of The B-Critics on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, & Google Podcasts. For more information visit our website bcritics.com. Linktr.ee in the episode show notes: Linktr.ee/bcriticspodcastFollow us on Instagram: @bcriticspodcast Follow us on TikTok: @bcriticspodcast Follow us on Twitter: @bcriticspodcast Do you have a movie or season request? Fill out our form!CLICK HERE FOR THE FORM! May 22 | 0 hr, 50 minMusic produced by Josh McDonald.
Hello fellow B-Listers!Welcome to The B-Critics Podcast with Elizabeth Arnold and Courtney Thompson.Join the B-Critics as they announce their very first season; The B-Critics Classics. This season will include movies near and dear to Liz's and Court's hearts. La La Land, Jurassic Park, Legally Blonde, Spider-Man, and 13 Going on 30 all make an appearance to ring in the launch of The B-Critics Podcast. You'll also get some background on the co-hosts' movie tastes and of course some trivia! We hope you love Season 1: The B-Critics Classics!You can find every episode of The B-Critics on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, & Google Podcasts. For more information visit our website bcritics.com. Linktr.ee in the episode show notes: Linktr.ee/bcriticspodcastFollow us on Instagram: @bcriticspodcast Follow us on TikTok: @bcriticspodcast Follow us on Twitter: @bcriticspodcast Do you have a movie or season request? Fill out our form!CLICK HERE FOR THE FORM! May 22 | 0 hr, 36 minMusic produced by Josh McDonald.
Hello fellow B-Listers!Welcome to The B-Critics Podcast with Elizabeth Arnold and Courtney Thompson.It would be incredibly rude of us NOT to introduce you to the best comedy podcast about movies that you will ever come across. So here it is; The B-Critics Podcast. This episode will give you a better idea of what to expect, who even are the co-hosts, and how you can follow along if you so choose…which you will. We're all B-Listers here, so find your seat and let's get into it!You can find every episode of The B-Critics on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, & Google Podcasts. For more information visit our website bcritics.com.Linktr.ee in the episode show notes: Linktr.ee/bcriticspodcast Follow us on Instagram: @bcriticspodcastFollow us on TikTok: @bcriticspodcast Follow us on Twitter: @bcriticspodcast Do you have a movie or season request? Fill out our form!CLICK HERE FOR THE FORM! May 16 | 0 hr, 05 minMusic produced by Josh McDonald.
Born and raised in the Shenandoah Valley and a graduate of JMU, Courtney Thompson of the Greater Augusta Regional Chamber of Commerce has spent her entire career in the Augusta County-Staunton-Waynesboro area. Prior to working at the Chamber, Courtney's professional career focused on business development in the banking industry. Her involvement with the Chamber as a two term board member eventually led to her current role as Executive Director. Listen in as Courtney shares her love of the Valley and talks about all it has to offer personally and professionally.
Hi pals! Today we give you bite-sized pop culture news in the form of Emma Watson's millennial instagram post, Emma Chamberlain getting dragged for her canned coffee, and Ariana Grande speaks out about her body comments. In this segment, culture writer at the i newspaper, Emily Bootle kindly read out a snippet from her i opinion piece, Emma Watson's woo woo millennial jargon taps into an unhelpful ideology. If you want more of Emily's writing, check out her book of essays, This Is Not Who I Am: Our Authenticity Obsession, published by Ortac Press.Next, the celebrity wedding of the year has taken place and there's a new It Girl in town. Sofia Richie married fellow nepo baby, Elliot Grainge in the South of France spurring on a TikTok whirl full of Chanel dresses and a Good Charlotte performance. We speak about her sudden rise to It Girl and reference a piece for InStyle Australia by Courtney Thompson titled, Inside The Fascinating "Rebrand" Of Sofia Richie. There's a new fashion trend making the rounds and it's quiet luxury, although… it's very loud. We discuss the culture and discourse around quiet luxury and the sociological context behind the elevated basics. We reference Jake Silbert's piece for High Snobiety titled Why Are People Obsessed With Looking Rich & Boring? and Quiet Luxury Is Actually Very Loud by Tiana Randall for the Cut and a Fashion Journal piece titled Colourless, Elitist and Unrealistic: The Problem With Minimalist Capsule Wardrobes by Caroline Zielinski. In recommendation town, Jas loved Aftersun while Maggie sped read through Between Me & You by Joanna Horton. Chat to you next time! Jas & Mags xoxo Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
I am thrilled to once again welcome everyone's favorite co-host Courtney Thompson! I LOVE sitting down and chatting with Courtney; she is a fountain of wisdom and has lived out everything I teach when it comes to Mental Training - on the BIGGEST NATIONAL stages. Courtney is a 2-time Olympic medalist with a professional resume that goes on for miles. She's also an advocate for mental training, a natural teacher, and she credits mindset work for a lot of her success, on and off the court. I am so excited to announce that Courtney has agreed to join me as a regular co-host on this podcast. That's right, you'll be seeing a lot more of her here in 2023! Today, Courtney and I are asking the question: “How can we allow things to be SIMPLE?” As high achievers, we take a lot of pride in working hard. For many of us, it's our comfort zone; It makes us feel good to work hard. And, don't get me wrong, there is a lot of pride to be had in working long hours, training hard, hustling. After all, as Courtney puts it, “If you've never been burnt out, or trained too hard, or crossed that line, are you actually pushing yourself?” But oftentimes we take it too far. The problem comes when we become so accustomed to working hard that we make things harder than they need to be. In today's episode, Courtney and I talk about the “dark side” of working hard. We talk about: What it means to “allow” things to be easy How self-sabotage masquerades as hustle Why the thing you SHOULD be doing is often the thing you avoid the most. From Courtney's experience in setting up her new business to my new-and-improved approach to family laundry, this concept is so applicable to everyone in so many different parts of life. In this episode, both Courtney and I have real breakthroughs, and we're confident that you will too. Let's dive in! Follow Courtney Thompson Courtney teaches athletes and teams to condition their minds through mental training workshops and on-the-court training. You can follow Courtney on Instagram @cthomp_3. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Applications for The Mindset Coach Academy Certification open soon! If you want to become a mindset coach, don't let this opportunity pass you by. Learn more and sign up for our waitlist to be the first to know when enrollment opens! www.positiveperformancetraining.com/MCACertification ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Rate, Review, & Follow on Apple Podcasts “I love Lindsey's straight forward, realistic approach to motivation and living your best life.”
I am thrilled to once again welcome everyone's favorite co-host Courtney Thompson! I LOVE sitting down and chatting with Courtney; she is a fountain of wisdom and has lived out everything I teach when it comes to Mental Training - on the BIGGEST NATIONAL stages. Courtney is a 2-time Olympic medalist with a professional resume that goes on for miles. She's also an advocate for mental training, a natural teacher, and she credits mindset work for a lot of her success, on and off the court. I am so excited to announce that Courtney has agreed to join me as a regular co-host on this podcast. That's right, you'll be seeing a lot more of her here in 2023! Today, Courtney and I are asking the question: “How can we allow things to be SIMPLE?” As high achievers, we take a lot of pride in working hard. For many of us, it's our comfort zone; It makes us feel good to work hard. And, don't get me wrong, there is a lot of pride to be had in working long hours, training hard, hustling. After all, as Courtney puts it, “If you've never been burnt out, or trained too hard, or crossed that line, are you actually pushing yourself?” But oftentimes we take it too far. The problem comes when we become so accustomed to working hard that we make things harder than they need to be. In today's episode, Courtney and I talk about the “dark side” of working hard. We talk about: What it means to “allow” things to be easy How self-sabotage masquerades as hustle Why the thing you SHOULD be doing is often the thing you avoid the most. From Courtney's experience in setting up her new business to my new-and-improved approach to family laundry, this concept is so applicable to everyone in so many different parts of life. In this episode, both Courtney and I have real breakthroughs, and we're confident that you will too. Let's dive in! Follow Courtney Thompson Courtney teaches athletes and teams to condition their minds through mental training workshops and on-the-court training. You can follow Courtney on Instagram @cthomp_3. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Applications for The Mindset Coach Academy Certification open soon! If you want to become a mindset coach, don't let this opportunity pass you by. Learn more and sign up for our waitlist to be the first to know when enrollment opens! www.positiveperformancetraining.com/MCACertification ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Rate, Review, & Follow on Apple Podcasts “I love Lindsey's straight forward, realistic approach to motivation and living your best life.”
What is the feeling of archival kismet? And how can we reimagine the format of academic conferences to better support scholars? This episode explores: The complex feelings of finding unexpected things in an archive. Why using conference presentations as openings for scholarly conversations is important. How Dr. Thompson founded an online conference during the pandemic, and her future plans for Archival Kismet. What can make online conferences more inclusive and inexpensive. Tips for feeling comfortable presenting online, even when things go wrong. Our guest is: Dr. Courtney Thompson, who is an associate history professor at Mississippi State University, and the founder of Archival Kismet online conferences. Her research and teaching interests are centered in the history of nineteenth-century American medicine; medical humanities; history of the mind and body; history of women, gender, and sexuality; feminist science studies; history of emotions; visual culture; science and crime; psychiatry and mental illness. Our host is: Dr. Christina Gessler, a historian of women and gender. Listeners to this episode may also be interested in: The Archival Kismet Conference page This podcast on making the most of an academic conference This podcast on getting started on your research The Chronicle of Higher Ed article “How to Make the Most of a Virtual Conference” The Chronicle of Higher Ed article “How To Cope With Presentation Anxiety” The Research Companion: A Practical Guide, by Petra Boynton The Art of Creative Research, by Philip Gerald How to Read a History Book: The Hidden History of History, by Marshall Poe Where Research Begins, by Thomas Mullaney and Christopher Rea Welcome to The Academic Life! On the Academic Life channel we embrace a broad definition of what it means to lead an academic life. We view education as a transformative human endeavor and are inspired by today's knowledge-producers working inside and outside the academy. Find us on Twitter: @AcademicLifeNBN. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/new-books-network
What is the feeling of archival kismet? And how can we reimagine the format of academic conferences to better support scholars? This episode explores: The complex feelings of finding unexpected things in an archive. Why using conference presentations as openings for scholarly conversations is important. How Dr. Thompson founded an online conference during the pandemic, and her future plans for Archival Kismet. What can make online conferences more inclusive and inexpensive. Tips for feeling comfortable presenting online, even when things go wrong. Our guest is: Dr. Courtney Thompson, who is an associate history professor at Mississippi State University, and the founder of Archival Kismet online conferences. Her research and teaching interests are centered in the history of nineteenth-century American medicine; medical humanities; history of the mind and body; history of women, gender, and sexuality; feminist science studies; history of emotions; visual culture; science and crime; psychiatry and mental illness. Our host is: Dr. Christina Gessler, a historian of women and gender. Listeners to this episode may also be interested in: The Archival Kismet Conference page This podcast on making the most of an academic conference This podcast on getting started on your research The Chronicle of Higher Ed article “How to Make the Most of a Virtual Conference” The Chronicle of Higher Ed article “How To Cope With Presentation Anxiety” The Research Companion: A Practical Guide, by Petra Boynton The Art of Creative Research, by Philip Gerald How to Read a History Book: The Hidden History of History, by Marshall Poe Where Research Begins, by Thomas Mullaney and Christopher Rea Welcome to The Academic Life! On the Academic Life channel we embrace a broad definition of what it means to lead an academic life. We view education as a transformative human endeavor and are inspired by today's knowledge-producers working inside and outside the academy. Find us on Twitter: @AcademicLifeNBN. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/academic-life
What is the feeling of archival kismet? And how can we reimagine the format of academic conferences to better support scholars? This episode explores: The complex feelings of finding unexpected things in an archive. Why using conference presentations as openings for scholarly conversations is important. How Dr. Thompson founded an online conference during the pandemic, and her future plans for Archival Kismet. What can make online conferences more inclusive and inexpensive. Tips for feeling comfortable presenting online, even when things go wrong. Our guest is: Dr. Courtney Thompson, who is an associate history professor at Mississippi State University, and the founder of Archival Kismet online conferences. Her research and teaching interests are centered in the history of nineteenth-century American medicine; medical humanities; history of the mind and body; history of women, gender, and sexuality; feminist science studies; history of emotions; visual culture; science and crime; psychiatry and mental illness. Our host is: Dr. Christina Gessler, a historian of women and gender. Listeners to this episode may also be interested in: The Archival Kismet Conference page This podcast on making the most of an academic conference This podcast on getting started on your research The Chronicle of Higher Ed article “How to Make the Most of a Virtual Conference” The Chronicle of Higher Ed article “How To Cope With Presentation Anxiety” The Research Companion: A Practical Guide, by Petra Boynton The Art of Creative Research, by Philip Gerald How to Read a History Book: The Hidden History of History, by Marshall Poe Where Research Begins, by Thomas Mullaney and Christopher Rea Welcome to The Academic Life! On the Academic Life channel we embrace a broad definition of what it means to lead an academic life. We view education as a transformative human endeavor and are inspired by today's knowledge-producers working inside and outside the academy. Find us on Twitter: @AcademicLifeNBN. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
What is the feeling of archival kismet? And how can we reimagine the format of academic conferences to better support scholars? This episode explores: The complex feelings of finding unexpected things in an archive. Why using conference presentations as openings for scholarly conversations is important. How Dr. Thompson founded an online conference during the pandemic, and her future plans for Archival Kismet. What can make online conferences more inclusive and inexpensive. Tips for feeling comfortable presenting online, even when things go wrong. Our guest is: Dr. Courtney Thompson, who is an associate history professor at Mississippi State University, and the founder of Archival Kismet online conferences. Her research and teaching interests are centered in the history of nineteenth-century American medicine; medical humanities; history of the mind and body; history of women, gender, and sexuality; feminist science studies; history of emotions; visual culture; science and crime; psychiatry and mental illness. Our host is: Dr. Christina Gessler, a historian of women and gender. Listeners to this episode may also be interested in: The Archival Kismet Conference page This podcast on making the most of an academic conference This podcast on getting started on your research The Chronicle of Higher Ed article “How to Make the Most of a Virtual Conference” The Chronicle of Higher Ed article “How To Cope With Presentation Anxiety” The Research Companion: A Practical Guide, by Petra Boynton The Art of Creative Research, by Philip Gerald How to Read a History Book: The Hidden History of History, by Marshall Poe Where Research Begins, by Thomas Mullaney and Christopher Rea Welcome to The Academic Life! On the Academic Life channel we embrace a broad definition of what it means to lead an academic life. We view education as a transformative human endeavor and are inspired by today's knowledge-producers working inside and outside the academy. Find us on Twitter: @AcademicLifeNBN. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/digital-humanities
In this week's episode, Clayton is joined by one of the most well-versed individuals in mortgage servicing, Courtney Thompson. Courtney, who is also one of our 2022 Women of Influence, is the founder of Consigliera and currently resides as the chief product officer at Sagent. She has spent the majority of her career on the "inside" of mortgage servicing, but now she has found herself in the fintech and proptech space.During their talk, she provides some excellent perspectives on managing servicing and technology through multiple market cycles They also talk about MSRs, the relationship between origination, servicing, and secondary markets, and, finally, the hurdles to incredible technology adoption.Enjoy the episode!Join us for HousingWire Annual October 3rd - 5th, 2022 in beautiful Scottsdale, Arizona. Register here and use code "podcast20" for 20% off tickets!The Housing News podcast explores the most important topics happening in mortgage, real estate, and fintech. Each week a new mortgage or real estate executive joins the show to add perspective to the top stories crossing HousingWire's news desk. Hosted by Clayton Collins and produced by the HW Media team.
Join host Dr. Brandy Schillace for a night of Murder, Crime, Violence, and Phrenology with Courtney Thompson, author of An Organ of Murder! In true book-club style, you will meet the author and participate in the discussion–so come with questions! Join us, too, for the PopCult Quizzer with host Davey Berris, where science fact meets science fiction. Episode was recorded live on February 10th, 2022. To join future broadcasts check out our Book Club schedule at https://brandyschillace.com/peculiar/. Follow us on Twitter (@peculiarBC), Facebook (facebook.com/groups/peculiarbooksclub), Instragram (@thepeculiarbookclub), and Youtube (https://www.youtube.com/c/PeculiarBookClub)! For show merchandise, including T-Shirts, Coffee Mugs, and More, visit our shop at https://peculiarbookclubstore.com/collections/all.
In this episode of Convo's & Cocktails with Leticia, I have the pleasure of interviewing guest Courtney Thompson of Jones & Company, who is a financial coach, focusing on helping you manage your finances and budgeting tips and incorporating a positive mindset while doing it. In this informative episode Courtney is giving tips on how to exactly get your finances in order so you definitely want to hear these gems! Make sure to tune into this episode, you will leave having a learned a lot! Trust me! On this podcast, I focus on Lifestyle, Relationship, being an Entrepreneur and so much more! So make sure to tune in and subscribe on all platforms if you haven't! GUEST INFORMATION: Check out Courtney on Facebook Follow Courtney on Instagram **Schedule a consultation with Courtney to discuss your financial needs** Follow me on Social Media: Instagram: Leticia_Talks Facebook: Convo's & Cocktails with Leticia Want me to speak at your next event or have topics you want me to talk about? Send me an email Want to stay updated with what's going on? Subscribe to my email here Make sure if you haven't done so, order your "The NotesBook" now Click here to listen on all every RSS Feed Things mentioned in this episode: Having great personal credit is a plus! Looking to get your APPROVED letter on that new home or car? Then contact Financial Integrity Solutions for credit repair and restoration services. They also assist you with help with attaining business credit? Financial Integrity Solutions is your go to! Schedule your FREE Consultation with them today! Looking for a new skill? Cohens Coding & Consulting helps individuals become certified as a medical coder and begin a lucrative career in the medical coding field. Are you a provider and need billing services for your practice? They will help with increasing return of revenue with low denials. Contact them today. Minerals of The Sea for your Sea Moss products (Sea Moss Gel, Sea Moss Water, Sea Moss Gummies, Sea Moss Zipzicles) to order click here. Sea Moss contains 92 Minerals of the body 102 minerals. It helps with thyroid system, digestive system, weight loss, skin, and so much more! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/youheardthat/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/youheardthat/support
When I locked down an interview with Courtney Thompson, I might as well have taken home the gold. Not only is Courtney a 2-time Olympic medalist with a professional resume that goes on for miles, Courtney is an advocate for mental training, and credits mindset work for a lot of her success, on and off the court. A champion on multiple levels, Courtney is living proof of the power of mental training, and has dedicated her life to giving back to the sports world and making real, meaningful change in her athletes. She's a fountain of wisdom and a total badass. In this episode, Courtney talks vulnerably about human things like self-doubt and imperfection, even at the elite level. She talks about how she cultivates confidence and inner wisdom, and shares her experience coaching a new generation of college athletes at Stanford University. She ends the episode with an actionable mental training nugget: The exact mental exercise she practices to help her let go of the uncontrollables. It's not every day you get to be coached by an Olympian. Through stories of how she practiced mental training before she even knew what it was, to a comical anecdote about getting the yips in front of her athletes, Courtney is equal parts entertaining and inspirational. From start to finish, my interview with THE Courtney Thompson was an absolute delight. And I can say with confidence that there's something in this episode for everyone. Let's dive in! Here's a glance at this episode: [0:00] Lindsey introduces her first guest on the podcast, two-time Olympian, Courtney Thompson! [4:06] When Courtney joined the Olympic team, she was taught, “There are 3 things you can train as a human, your body, your craft, and your mind.” [6:50] Although the benefits of mental training reverberate through your whole life, you still have to train and retrain your mind in every context; in and out of sports. [9:06] Before she learned mental training, Courtney often used daily habits and superstition to try to recreate the mental magic she felt on the days when everything just flowed. [13:01] Why responding positively to failure doesn't make you a worse athlete, it makes you a better one, according to Courtney. [14:46] Courtney describes her ‘aha moment' when she decided to change what she was doing and start training her mind. [17:51] What's an Olympian's mental training routine like? Courtney shares the details; now, and back when she was a competitive athlete. [20:09] Courtney shares the very mental training exercise she practiced as a pro athlete to help her let go of the un-controllables before she stepped on the court. [26:22] Why front-loading mental skills is a game-changer because you can't always “think your way out of” your fight or flight response. [30:09] Courtney shares the way she now approaches in-the-moment mental training as a coach with her athletes. [33:43] Lindsey asks, “How do you prepare yourself to be successful?” Courtney responds with a discussion about her relationship with meditation and the inner wisdom it cultivates. [36:51] Courtney shares the hard-hitting questions she asks her athletes to help them be more aware of their internal thoughts, self-talk, and mindset. [40:56] We are all in the pursuit of being our best, and mindset work is a continual practice. Part of being a coach is going through feelings of pressure, failure, resistance, and self-doubt; that part never goes away. [48:48] Why is it important to be vulnerable as a coach? It takes a lot of confidence to admit that we're scared, but there's not an athlete in the world that hasn't felt that way. [51:06] Courtney shares the ONE THING she would tell someone who was just starting their mental training journey. [54:31] Lindsey and Courtney wrap up the episode by discussing how Courtney hopes to grow her mindset in 2022, including one (semi-surprising) mindfulness practice rooted in buddhism. RATE, REVIEW, & FOLLOW ON APPLE PODCASTS “I love Lindsey's straight forward, realistic approach to motivation and living your best life.”
When I locked down an interview with Courtney Thompson, I might as well have taken home the gold. Not only is Courtney a 2-time Olympic medalist with a professional resume that goes on for miles, Courtney is an advocate for mental training, and credits mindset work for a lot of her success, on and off the court. A champion on multiple levels, Courtney is living proof of the power of mental training, and has dedicated her life to giving back to the sports world and making real, meaningful change in her athletes. She's a fountain of wisdom and a total badass. In this episode, Courtney talks vulnerably about human things like self-doubt and imperfection, even at the elite level. She talks about how she cultivates confidence and inner wisdom, and shares her experience coaching a new generation of college athletes at Stanford University. She ends the episode with an actionable mental training nugget: The exact mental exercise she practices to help her let go of the uncontrollables. It's not every day you get to be coached by an Olympian. Through stories of how she practiced mental training before she even knew what it was, to a comical anecdote about getting the yips in front of her athletes, Courtney is equal parts entertaining and inspirational. From start to finish, my interview with THE Courtney Thompson was an absolute delight. And I can say with confidence that there's something in this episode for everyone. Let's dive in! Here's a glance at this episode: [0:00] Lindsey introduces her first guest on the podcast, two-time Olympian, Courtney Thompson! [4:06] When Courtney joined the Olympic team, she was taught, “There are 3 things you can train as a human, your body, your craft, and your mind.” [6:50] Although the benefits of mental training reverberate through your whole life, you still have to train and retrain your mind in every context; in and out of sports. [9:06] Before she learned mental training, Courtney often used daily habits and superstition to try to recreate the mental magic she felt on the days when everything just flowed. [13:01] Why responding positively to failure doesn't make you a worse athlete, it makes you a better one, according to Courtney. [14:46] Courtney describes her ‘aha moment' when she decided to change what she was doing and start training her mind. [17:51] What's an Olympian's mental training routine like? Courtney shares the details; now, and back when she was a competitive athlete. [20:09] Courtney shares the very mental training exercise she practiced as a pro athlete to help her let go of the un-controllables before she stepped on the court. [26:22] Why front-loading mental skills is a game-changer because you can't always “think your way out of” your fight or flight response. [30:09] Courtney shares the way she now approaches in-the-moment mental training as a coach with her athletes. [33:43] Lindsey asks, “How do you prepare yourself to be successful?” Courtney responds with a discussion about her relationship with meditation and the inner wisdom it cultivates. [36:51] Courtney shares the hard-hitting questions she asks her athletes to help them be more aware of their internal thoughts, self-talk, and mindset. [40:56] We are all in the pursuit of being our best, and mindset work is a continual practice. Part of being a coach is going through feelings of pressure, failure, resistance, and self-doubt; that part never goes away. [48:48] Why is it important to be vulnerable as a coach? It takes a lot of confidence to admit that we're scared, but there's not an athlete in the world that hasn't felt that way. [51:06] Courtney shares the ONE THING she would tell someone who was just starting their mental training journey. [54:31] Lindsey and Courtney wrap up the episode by discussing how Courtney hopes to grow her mindset in 2022, including one (semi-surprising) mindfulness practice rooted in buddhism.
Today's podcast is brought to you by Sagent, which powers more than $1 trillion in outstanding mortgage servicing, enabling its bank and nonbank customers to care for, retain, and modernize homeownership for millions of borrowers. This week, Sagent welcomed fintech and servicing veteran Courtney Thompson as chief product officer, and this episode with Courtney is a great mortgage modernization lesson. She's led servicing and digital transformation for two decades, and truly gets how to connect consumer, servicer, regulator, and investor needs using smart tech platforms. Give a listen, and here's more on Courtney's role and Sagent's mortgage modernization vision.
Today's podcast is brought to you by Sagent, which powers more than $1 trillion in outstanding mortgage servicing, enabling its bank and nonbank customers to care for, retain, and modernize homeownership for millions of borrowers. This week, Sagent welcomed fintech and servicing veteran Courtney Thompson as chief product officer, and this episode with Courtney is a great mortgage modernization lesson. She's led servicing and digital transformation for two decades, and truly gets how to connect consumer, servicer, regulator, and investor needs using smart tech platforms. Give a listen, and here's more on Courtney's role and Sagent's mortgage modernization vision.
You might have noticed The Inner Game Podcast has a new name! Your #1 podcast for all things mindset is now called The Mindset Coach Academy Podcast. And although we have a new name and a new format, we have the same mission: To make mindset coaching accessible. To help you be your best as athletes, coaches, and high performers; in sports and in life. So allow me to be the first to say… Welcome to The Mindset Coach Academy Podcast! I'm Lindsey Wilson; former pro athlete, high performance mindset coach, and entrepreneur. Here, we will dive into all things MINDSET. Every single mindset skill I teach here I have personally worked on; as an athlete, a business owner, a mom, and a human. Together, you and I will sit in the student chair and study the art of motivation, visualization, focus, bravery, and high performance. We will work on our own mindset and even talk about how to build a mindset coaching business from the ground up (if that's your thing). Mindset work isn't about fixing or changing, it's about becoming more of who you are meant to be. Here, joined by experts in the field, athletes, coaches, and other high performers, we'll nerd out and dig deep. Nothing is off limits: We'll get into the good stuff, the hard stuff, and the stuff most people won't talk about. Here's what you can expect from The Mindset Coach Academy Podcast: Mental Mondays - 5 minute episodes, released at the top of each week, to help you start your week with the right mindset. Mindset Coaching Episodes - covering one mental training topic in detail. Released the 2nd Monday of every month Guest Interviews - with top performers, from sports to business. Released the 4th Wednesday of every month. I couldn't be more excited about this new format! For my first guest interview, I'll be joined by former Olympic Volleyball Player, Courtney Thompson. Our episode drops on January 26th, and trust me, you won't want to miss it. Listen to the episode for a sneak peek of what's in store, subscribe to The Mindset Coach Academy Podcast, and get ready for another year of MINDSET! Here's a glance at this episode: [ :53 - 1:06 ] We changed our name! Introducing The Mindset Coach Academy. [ 2:21 - 3:21 ] What you can expect from The Mindset Coach Academy Podcast - New episode format, release schedule and guest interviews. [ 3:21 - 4:58 ] Teaser for our episode later this month with Olympic Volleyball player, Courtney Thompson. [ 5:08 - 5:20: ] Quick recap about the episode format and a reminder to subscribe.
You might have noticed The Inner Game Podcast has a new name! Your #1 podcast for all things mindset is now called The Mindset Coach Academy Podcast. And although we have a new name and a new format, we have the same mission: To make mindset coaching accessible. To help you be your best as athletes, coaches, and high performers; in sports and in life. So allow me to be the first to say… Welcome to The Mindset Coach Academy Podcast! I'm Lindsey Wilson; former pro athlete, high performance mindset coach, and entrepreneur. Here, we will dive into all things MINDSET. Every single mindset skill I teach here I have personally worked on; as an athlete, a business owner, a mom, and a human. Together, you and I will sit in the student chair and study the art of motivation, visualization, focus, bravery, and high performance. We will work on our own mindset and even talk about how to build a mindset coaching business from the ground up (if that's your thing). Mindset work isn't about fixing or changing, it's about becoming more of who you are meant to be. Here, joined by experts in the field, athletes, coaches, and other high performers, we'll nerd out and dig deep. Nothing is off limits: We'll get into the good stuff, the hard stuff, and the stuff most people won't talk about. Here's what you can expect from The Mindset Coach Academy Podcast: Mental Mondays - 5 minute episodes, released at the top of each week, to help you start your week with the right mindset. Mindset Coaching Episodes - covering one mental training topic in detail. Released the 2nd monday of every month Guest Interviews - with top performers, from sports to business. Released the 4th Wednesday of every month. I couldn't be more excited about this new format! For my first guest interview, I'll be joined by former Olympic Volleyball Player, Courtney Thompson. Our episode drops on January 26th, and trust me, you won't want to miss it. Listen to the episode for a sneak peek of what's in store, subscribe to The Mindset Coach Academy Podcast, and get ready for another year of MINDSET! Here's a glance at this episode: [ :53 - 1:06 ] We changed our name! Introducing The Mindset Coach Academy. [ 2:21 - 3:21 ] What you can expect from The Mindset Coach Academy Podcast - New episode format, release schedule and guest interviews. [ 3:21 - 4:58 ] Teaser for our episode later this month with Olympic Volleyball player, Courtney Thompson. [ 5:08 - 5:20: ] Quick recap about the episode format and a reminder to subscribe. RATE, REVIEW, & FOLLOW ON APPLE PODCASTS “I love Lindsey's straight forward, realistic approach to motivation and living your best life.”
You might have noticed The Inner Game Podcast has a new name! Your #1 podcast for all things mindset is now called The Mindset Coach Academy Podcast. And although we have a new name and a new format, we have the same mission: To make mindset coaching accessible. To help you be your best as athletes, coaches, and high performers; in sports and in life. So allow me to be the first to say… Welcome to The Mindset Coach Academy Podcast! I'm Lindsey Wilson; former pro athlete, high performance mindset coach, and entrepreneur. Here, we will dive into all things MINDSET. Every single mindset skill I teach here I have personally worked on; as an athlete, a business owner, a mom, and a human. Together, you and I will sit in the student chair and study the art of motivation, visualization, focus, bravery, and high performance. We will work on our own mindset and even talk about how to build a mindset coaching business from the ground up (if that's your thing). Mindset work isn't about fixing or changing, it's about becoming more of who you are meant to be. Here, joined by experts in the field, athletes, coaches, and other high performers, we'll nerd out and dig deep. Nothing is off limits: We'll get into the good stuff, the hard stuff, and the stuff most people won't talk about. Here's what you can expect from The Mindset Coach Academy Podcast: Mental Mondays - 5 minute episodes, released at the top of each week, to help you start your week with the right mindset. Mindset Coaching Episodes - covering one mental training topic in detail. Released the 2nd monday of every month Guest Interviews - with top performers, from sports to business. Released the 4th Wednesday of every month. I couldn't be more excited about this new format! For my first guest interview, I'll be joined by former Olympic Volleyball Player, Courtney Thompson. Our episode drops on January 26th, and trust me, you won't want to miss it. Listen to the episode for a sneak peek of what's in store, subscribe to The Mindset Coach Academy Podcast, and get ready for another year of MINDSET! Here's a glance at this episode: [ :53 # 1:06 ] We changed our name! Introducing The Mindset Coach Academy. [ 2:21 # 3:21 ] What you can expect from The Mindset Coach Academy Podcast - New episode format, release schedule and guest interviews. [ 3:21 # 4:58 ] Teaser for our episode later this month with Olympic Volleyball player, Courtney Thompson. [ 5:08 # 5:20: ] Quick recap about the episode format and a reminder to subscribe.
Courtney Thompson is an educator, instructional coach, mother, and avid lover of running, the mountains, and reading. Courtney is a National Geographic Certified Educator, recent Teacher of the Year, and the owner of Blue Ridge Graze Box. Blue Ridge Graze Box curates custom charcuterie-style boxes in the Charlottesville, Va area. Through years of being an educator she was able to hone in on and fine tune her leadership skills that she said never existed previously. This allowed her to pursue her side hustle using her creativity and starting her business, Blue Ridge Graze Box. Courtney's work is beautiful and delicious and her newly found leadership skills will propel her business to the next level. Topics discussed in this episode: HelpingFeeding 2 loves - teaching and charcuterieFinding a creative outletLeadership principle: Understanding others strength and letting them shine - including your ownHabit:Always practice the basics - Teaching on a regular basisAsk people about the things they care aboutGreen Flags: Are you ready to lead through a creative outlet?Are you willing to take risks and be uncomfortable?Are you an “example setter?”Do you practice what you preach?Advice: Find someone who inspires youTake time to talk about it with someone you trustBuild your skills and foundationWhere to find Courtney:Website: Blue Ridge Graze BoxLinkedIn: Courtney ThompsonFacebook: Blue Ridge Graze BoxInstagram: @blueridgegrazeboxContact me: brgrazebox@gmail.comDiscount Code: $10 off through December 19, 2021, use Graze10Become an Intentional Optimist!Newsletter: Optimistic LivingCollaborative Group Coaching Community: Launch From The BeachEmail me at andrea@theintentionaloptimist.comJoin me over in the Intentional Optimists Facebook GroupFollow on Instagram @theintentionaloptimistLinked In Andrea JohnsonNeed some tools?Mini Course: “Uncovering Your Core Values” Try New Things - 30 Day ChallengeDISC Assessment, 10% discount (code "PODCAST") Noom: A Mindful Way to Eat Learn how to intentionally challenge your mindset in order to take control of your health.Skillshare: Spark your creativity. Get 40% Off Annual MembershipDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/AndreaJohnson)
In Nineteenth Century America there was a strong reformist push to know and improve the self. One key tactic Americans used to learn more about themselves was phrenological readings. They would pay practical phrenologists, like Orson Squire Fowler and his younger brother, Lorenzo Niles Fowler for readings of their skulls or their children's skulls. In Lorenzo Fowler's reading of Emily Sawyer, he concluded a thirteen-page analysis by saying: “Cultivate as much as you can the organs marked smallest in your Chart + properly guide and exercise the stronger ones + thus produce a harmony of mental and physical action.” By using the phrenological readings of themselves or their children, Nineteenth Century Americans could apply the advice to become the best version of themselves. Practical phrenologists weren't interested only in reform of the self, but in larger societal reform as well. For practical phrenologists, prisons were the site of both research and reform; they argued for the elimination of capital punishment and the reform of prisons to include re-education instead of punishment. Despite the reform impulse of phrenologists, phrenology was also used as a scientific reason to justify racism and gender stereotyping. American phrenologists were sympathetic to liberal causes including the antislavery movement, even while claiming the superiority of the European brain. By the early 20th century phrenology had been largely discredited in the public, but some of the concepts of phrenology, including propensities and physical localization in the brain of different characteristics have persisted. In this episode, Kelly briefly tells the story of phrenology in 19th Century America and interviews Courtney Thompson, Assistant Professor of History at Mississippi State University, and author of the February 2021 book, An Organ of Murder: Crime, Violence, and Phrenology in Nineteenth-Century America. Our theme song is Frogs Legs Rag, composed by James Scott and performed by Kevin MacLeod, licensed under Creative Commons. Episode image: “A head marked with images representing the phrenological faculties, with a key below. Coloured wood engraving, ca. 1845, after H. Bushea and O.S. Fowler.” Wellcome Collection. Public Domain.Transcript available at: https://www.unsunghistorypodcast.com/transcripts/transcript-episode-13. Sources: An Organ of Murder: Crime, Violence, and Phrenology in Nineteenth-Century America by Courtney E. Thompson "Facing a Bumpy History: The much-maligned theory of phrenology gets a tip of the hat from modern neuroscience," by Minna Scherlinder Morse, Smithsonian Magazine, October 1997. "Mesmerism and Phrenology in Antebellum Charleston: 'Enough of the Marvellous'" by Peter McCandless. The Journal of Southern History, 58(2), 199-230. doi:10.2307/2210860. The History of Phrenology on the Web by John van Wyhe Encyclopedia of medical history by Roderick E. McGrew and Margaret P. McGrew, 1985. Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/UnsungHistory) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Courtney Thomson is an American Volleyballer with an Olympic Silver and Bronze medal. A Volley Ball coach at Stanford and Mindset Coach at Compete to Create relating critical experiences from her Olympic career to professionals. Find Courtney on IG@cthomp_3https://instagram.com/cthomp_3?utm_medium=copy_linkCourt & Spark Documentaryhttps://youtu.be/DzHy5LC5e_Q@competetocreatehttps://instagram.com/competetocreate?utm_medium=copy_linkLet's connect!To get more info and updates on the podcast @iamachampionpodcastIGhttps://instagram.com/iamachampionpodcast?utm_medium=copy_linkTikTokhttps://vm.tiktok.com/ZMd4o13PS/Follow our personal instagram accounts@doctor.aprilmhttps://instagram.com/doctor.aprilm?utm_medium=copy_link@ro_glowhttps://instagram.com/doctor.aprilm?utm_medium=copy_linkCheck out our youtube channel for videos and highlights from the episodes @iamachampionhttps://m.youtube.com/channel/UCdQxNDW9CIoosIlmes562jAShow Support:If you enjoy this podcast please Rate, Review, Subscribe and SHARE this outhttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/i-am-a-champion/id1574745683Big shout out to our team that makes this show possible!If you are looking to start your own podcast hit up @upstarterpods on instagram!
Courtney Thomson is a force of nature. An American Volley Player with an Olympic Silver and Bronze medal. A Volley ball coach at Stanford and a Mindset Coach relating critical experiences from her Olympic career to professionals. Find Courtney on IG@cthomp_3https://instagram.com/cthomp_3?utm_medium=copy_linkCourt & Spark Documentaryhttps://youtu.be/DzHy5LC5e_Q@competetocreatehttps://instagram.com/competetocreate?utm_medium=copy_linkLet's connect!To get more info and updates on the podcast @iamachampionpodcastIGhttps://instagram.com/iamachampionpodcast?utm_medium=copy_linkTikTokhttps://vm.tiktok.com/ZMd4o13PS/Follow our personal instagram accounts@doctor.aprilmhttps://instagram.com/doctor.aprilm?utm_medium=copy_link@ro_glowhttps://instagram.com/doctor.aprilm?utm_medium=copy_linkCheck out our youtube channel for videos and highlights from the episodes @iamachampionhttps://m.youtube.com/channel/UCdQxNDW9CIoosIlmes562jAShow Support:If you enjoy this podcast please Rate, Review, Subscribe and SHARE this outhttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/i-am-a-champion/id1574745683Big shout out to our team that makes this show possible!If you are looking to start your own podcast hit up @upstarterpods on instagram!
Held in partnership with the American Philosophical Society, this discussion brings together historians Courtney Thompson and Alicia Puglionesi to discuss the fascinating world of the mind sciences in the United States in the 19th and early 20th centuries. During this time period, the human mind captured the imagination of the American public. Efforts to reveal the subconscious and to understand mental physiology inspired the creation of new technologies, modes of experimentation, and collaborations that aspired to make visible the inner workings of the brain. These developments had a profound impact on the production of scientific and medical expertise that continues to influence conceptions of race, gender, and mental illness in the present. Dr. Thompson focuses on the history of phrenology, exploring its connection to popular and elite theories of criminality. As she explains both in her presentation and in her book An Organ of Murder: Crime, Violence, and Phrenology in Nineteenth-Century America, phrenology constructed scientific ways of identifying, understanding, and analyzing criminals and their actions - ways which often recruited and justified folk notions and stereotypes of what criminals looked like and how they acted. Dr. Puglionesi recounts how and why psychologists and others interested in the mind investigated seances, clairvoyance, and telepathy in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Although some researchers were interested in debunking frauds and con artists, most were interested in reconciling the mind sciences with the supernormal. Dr. Puglionesi's book, Common Phantoms: An American History of Psychic Science, tells this history and highlights the ways in which psychical research troubled the boundaries of science and its relationship to democracy and popular ways of experiencing the world. To cite this content, please use footnote: "Sciences of the Mind," Consortium for History of Science, Technology and Medicine, accessed Month Day, Year, https://www.chstm.org/video/121.
We have Artist,Pastry Chef,MUA, and WSSU RAM @dymondheadarts (Courtney Thompson) and @121designs Owners, super producer and media guru @acmusicproduction & his wife creator, writer, and aspiring life coach @mrsalwaysbecoming (Alex & Kendra Cutler) My guest are totally amazing and we'll be talking about everything. Writing, what music their listening to and all things creative!!! We are taking off & “Living OUTSIDE the BOX”!!! #Livingoutsidethebox #Creativecreators #Blackchristianinfluencers #Onlineshow #Blackinfluencers #BlackDirectors #BlackProducers #Takingoff #LetsGOFAM --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ashley-daishell-thompson/message
Courtney Thompson is a co-owner and the head roaster at Certain Feelings, the new roastery and cafe that just opened in the Bottleworks' Garage Food Hall. Courtney spoke with Derek this week about her background in the industry, what Certain Feelings brings to an already robust Indy specialty coffee scene, and how even a total coffee novice can learn how to identify flavor notes with the best of them.
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In this episode of HousingWire Daily, Courtney Thompson, senior vice president of default mortgage at Flagstar Bank, joins the podcast to talk about the biggest mortgage forbearance trends that she is watching and what trends she thinks others should be following.Sharing a recap of her panel at the Housing Spring Summit on Thursday, Thompson discusses the main themes from her panel titled, "Servicing Challenges in a Pandemic Period."She also addresses the idea that servicing has been further behind than the origination market when it comes to technology.
This week we're joined by Dr Courtney Thompson to discuss the history of phrenology and physiognomy and their relationship to modern technologies and culture. Links - Find more of Dr Thompson's work and her book 'An Organ of Murder: Crime, Violence, and Phrenology in Nineteenth-Century America': history.msstate.edu/people/courtney-thompson/ - Or you can find her on twitter at: twitter.com/Dr_C_Thompson - You can see the 'Good and Bad heads' picture in her article 'Rediscovering “Good” and “Bad” Heads in the Phrenological Present' here: nursingclio.org/2020/12/08/rediscovering-good-and-bad-heads-in-the-phrenological-present/ - Find out more about Physogs and Photofit in Courtney's article in Endeavour: sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0160932719300468?via%3Dihub - You can listen to our podcast on Facial Recognition here: privacyinternational.org/video/4368/podcast-end-privacy-spread-facial-recognition - And you can support Privacy International here: support.privacyinternational.org
In this episode Josh sits down with fill in host Courtney Thompson to talk to Rep Ron Nate about the current session and tax relief here in Idaho --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/whatshappeningidaho/support
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This weeks episode features all time great Husky Courtney Thompson. Courtney is a World Champion, Olympic Silver and Bronze medalist. An NCAA National Champion and 3x First team all American. Court has always had a chip on her shoulder and her ability to compete and make the people around her better is what makes her quite possibly the most contagious personality to ever set foot in the American Sports Center. Courtney walks us through her volleyball journey starting with strongly disliking the game at the ripe age of 12, attempting to watch her first volleyball match ever and having it rained out, to State Champion at Kentlake High School, going in to the University of Washington a nervous wreck, being a disaster the first two years and winning a ring. She also touches on the cultures of both of the Olympic quads she played in and how vastly different they were and the pro’s and con’s to both of them. Enjoy!
This unique episode is a recording from the GreenBiz 20 conference, where EY's Rich Goode facilitated a panel discussion on how investors are integrating ESG into their decision making. The panel participants were Verity Chegar, Director and ESG Integration Team Lead for BlackRock Sustainable Investing, Ramsay Huntley, Sustainable Finance Strategist responsible for sustainable innovation at Wells Fargo, and Courtney Thompson, Vice President of Global Sustainable Finance at Morgan Stanley and Elodie Timmermans, Senior Manager in EY's Climate Change and Sustainability Services practice. © 2020 Ernst & Young LLP.
Pella High School Softball Senior Courtney Thompson previews the 2020 season, discusses graduation this week, and more ahead of the summer sports season starting today.
Two-time Olympian Courtney Thompson discusses the importance of passion in pushing through burnout and low moments. She also talks about how to come off the bench, the importance of trust and "truth telling" coaches, and some setting tips.
Two-time Olympian Courtney Thompson discusses the importance of passion, how it can drive perseverance, whether it's teachable, and how it can be unique to each player. GMS Beach Virtual Clinics:Players - May 9Link http://portal.campnetwork.com/Register/Register.php?camp_id=397259Coaches series - May 11, 13, 18, 20Link http://portal.campnetwork.com/Register/Register.php?camp_id=397259
As the Oscars creep closer whimn.com.au's entertainment reporter Courtney Thompson, takes a look into whether or not the awards are still relevant. Read more at Whimn.com.au and subscribe to keep up to date with trending topics and news. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
REDEFINING FAILURE with Courtney Thompson National Champion and World Champion, Team USA’s setter Courtney Thompson joins us to talk about how she approaches failure and the culture of learning on the National Team. Gold Medal Squared At Your Fingertips Join GMS+ and gain complete access to the Gold Medal Squared library of Drills, Videos,... The post REDEFINING FAILURE with Courtney Thompson appeared first on Gold Medal Squared Blog.
Featuring stories written and read by Bailey Sharp, Frances An, Courtney Thompson, Anna Martin, and Mira Schlosberg. Links missing in your podcast app? Find them on our show page at http://fbiradio.com/oritdidnthappen#allthebodies Episode art by Bailey Sharp. THAT BIG REPORT — BAILEY SHARP Bailey Sharp is a cartoonist, and co-art editor of the Lifted Brow. Find more of her work on Instagram. You can buy That Big Report in its original comic form — or her other work — at her store. That Big Report was originally read at Read to Me, a comics reading night in Sydney. Find it on Facebook. The next Sydney event is in September. LỖ — FRANCES AN Frances An is a writer, and a member of the Finishing School Collective. You can find out more about both on the Finishing School website. Lỗ was originally published in Seizure, and you can read it there. Thanks also to Felicity Castagna. Zelda Music cues in Lỗ: Koriko Village Them (Ocarina of Time) Drums Practice (Majora’s Mask) PORTRAIT OF A HIGH TO MODERATE FUNCTIONING ALCOHOLIC — COURTNEY THOMPSON, READ BY ANNA MARTIN Portrait of a High to Moderate Functioning Alcoholic won the Queerstories prize in the OutStanding LGBTIAQ+ Short Story Competition for 2017. You can hear Courtney reading the story herself on their podcast. And you can read the original story here. Entries are now open for the 2019 OutStanding LGBTIQA+ Short Story Competition, until September 1st. Enter here. Thanks also to Teresa Savage. Access free and confidential advice about alcohol and other drugs by calling the National Alcohol and Other Drug hotline. Call 1800 250 015 Music from Portrait of a High to Moderate Functioning Alcoholic: Bottom Riser — Smog Kosame No Oka (from “Drunken Angels”) — David Mansfield (Isle of Dogs Soundtrack) APOCALYPSE STORY — MIRA SCHLOSBERG Mira Schlosberg is a writer and comic artist. They are the editor of Voiceworks magazine, comics editor for Scum Mag, and were a Wheeler Centre Hotdesk Fellow for 2017. Apocalypse Story was written during that fellowship, and was highly commended in the 2017 OutStanding LGBTIQA+ Short Story Prize. You can read the story in its print form there. This version of the story was recorded by Izzy Roberts-Orr. Izzy is a writer, editor and radio producer. Find more of her incredible work here. Music from Apocalypse Story: Untouched [cover] — The Sunset Takeover Intro and Outro Music: The Greatest (full-length version) — They Might Be Giants Kerrison’s Punch — Nick Cave & Warren Ellis
Some people are wise beyond their years, and Courtney Thompson is no exception. The way she approaches competition and life has a lesson in it no matter what your role. Excited to connect with Courtney to discuss all the things (including appearances by a 4 month old puppy I’m watching for the week, he felt like I wasn’t paying enough attention to him) and I know you’ll love the episode too. It’s a long one, but it’s worth the time. To follow Courtney’s journey, check her out on Instagram @cthomp_3 and make sure to go to her websites: giveitbackfoundation.org competetocreate.net
The Patrick Lalley Show on Tuesday, Aug. 28, 2018. Guests include: Kelly Rundle, director of a film on Good Earth State Park; Blogger Pat Powers of DakotaWarCollege.com; Olympic medalist volleyball player Courtney Thompson; The Booneman on Weird Friends. I talk about John McCain's farewell letter.
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This was the 2017 Outstanding LGBTIQA+ Short Story Competition Queerstories prize, and was also read at a Queerstories event in January 2018. www.outstandingstories.net
Courtnery Thompson tells us a fictional tale of good wine and cheap life choices. Courtney won the ‘Queerstories’ prize as part of the Outstanding Short Story Competition. If you haven’t heard of Outstanding before, it’s an LGBTQI writing competition run by Robert Tait, Gail Hewison of Feminist Bookshop fame, and Teresa Savage, who among many accomplishments, is one of my mothers. So, I selected Courtney’s piece to be performed from loads of entries to the competition and here she is. Courtney is a creative writing student and chronic procrastinator at the University of New South Wales originally from rural NSW. Queerstories is an LGBTQI+ storytelling night programmed by Maeve Marsden, with regular events around Australia. For Queerstories event dates, visit www.maevemarsden.com, and follow Queerstories on Facebook. The Queerstories book is published by Hachette Australia, and can be purchased from your favourite independent bookseller or on Booktopia. To support Queerstories, become a patron at www.patreon.com/ladysingsitbetter And for gay stuff and insomnia rants follow me - Maeve Marsden - on Twitter and Instagram. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.
HRV General Manager of Racing Glen Canty, HRV Racing Marketing Manager Courtney Thompson and HRA Chairman Michael Taranto join Trots Media hosts Cody Winnell and Michael Howard for episode three of HQ, which draws the curtain on Harness Racing Victoria happenings. This episode kicks off with Glen Canty, then at 24 minutes Courtney Thompson joins followed by Michael Taranto at 34 minutes. Plenty on the agenda including the Australasian Premier Trotting Sale, Sunday's cups at Birchip and Wangaratta and Victoria's place in the international scene.
This is part 2 of a 2-part interview with 2x Olympian, University of Washington Hall of Fame member and NCAA record holder, Courtney Thompson. 1:06 – Goal Setting 11:14 – Mental Skills 14:20 – Struggles 16:20 – Different Coaches 31:53 – Different Cultures 33:38 – Specialization
This is part 1 of a 2 part interview with 2x Olympian, University of Washington Hall of Fame member and NCAA record holder, Courtney Thompson. 1:29 – AM High School Workouts 3:47 – Love the Process 4:14 – Winning & Losing 4:53 – The Underdog 5:32 – London Olympics 7:11 – Coming Off the Bench […]
Welcome to this mini-pod episode featuring my friend and colleague Courtney Thompson. Courtney shared a nursing story that I feel requires a warning. This story contains ADULT THEMES and should not be listened to at work or with children present. Nursing stories are not always kid friendly and I want to be clear that I would not let my own children listen to this story due to the mature content. Fair warning. Happy Nurses Week! We had a couple more mini-pod episodes that we didn't release during nursing week, so here is a bonus treat! Listen to the other great min-pod episodes for Nurses Week on YouTube, iTunes, Soundcloud or anywhere podcasts are found. Please comment your questions for upcoming podcasts! Nurses chatting about everything nursing and the occasional Harry Potter. We are on Instagram @statsisters Follow us on Twitter @StatSisters Check out our website www.StatSisters.com Like us on FB www.facebook.com/statsisters
Kent, Washington’s Courtney Thompson led the University of Washington volleyball team to its first National Championship in 2005 and has since won a silver medal with the 2012 US Olympic team, bronze in 2016, and gold in the 2014 FIVB World Championship with her Brazilian club team. Courtney illuminates for us the mental tools that determine the razor thin line between a ‘competitor’ and a ‘Champion’.
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