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Hey Friends~  The language you use  may be LESS effective  than you want!  When we change HOW and WHAT we say, our communication becomes more effective.  Today's guest, Polina Shkadron, is a fellow Speech Language Pathologist who has a wealth of knowledge and experience.   She guides us to focus on the LANGUAGE that helps our kids engage in play - and with you - and teaches us how to create a language-rich environment naturally, and at home.  No matter the age or skills of you or your child, the information in this episode will be fun and delightful,  eye-opening, and capture your attention. You are sure to get lots of ideas of what you can do with your kiddos at home and classrooms to grow them in their communication skills.  Always cheering you on!  Dinalynn CONTACT the Host, Dinalynn:  hello@thelanguageofplay.com   ABOUT THE GUEST:    Polina is a NYC based neuro-divergent therapist specializing in helping Autistic and ADHD kids find their strengths. She uses play to engage with each child's unique perspective of the world. Understanding the why is not enough, you also need knowledge of the how. That's one of the reasons Polina coaches parents and ND kids using the latest brain-based research and a cross-disciplinary approach. Polina earned her Master of Arts degree in Speech-Language Pathology from CUNY Queens College, where she was an adjunct lecturer for 7 years. She also has a Master of Science degree in Nutrition Education from American University, which has transformed the feeding therapy aspect of her practice. With additional certifications in trauma and ADHD, Polina is an integrator of information, expanding her knowledge and ensuring effective therapeutic intervention.   CONTACT THE GUEST:  IG/FB: @playtolearnconsulting website: https://playtolearnconsulting.com/ Freebie link: https://playtolearnconsulting.com/resources/     YOUR NEXT STEPS: Send Dinalynn a thought or question!  hello@thelanguageofplay.com FREEBIES:    Discovery Call:  https://calendly.com/hello-play/discovery-session 5 Ways To Get Your Kids To Listen Better: https://dinalynnr.systeme.io/7ca5ce43-d436ea91 21 Days of Encouragement:  https://dinalynnr.systeme.io/1-21signup Sign up for the Newsletter:  https://dinalynnr.systeme.io/newsletter-optin   ** For Speaking Engagements, Workshops, or Parent Coaching (virtual or live), contact me at hello@thelanguageofplay.com    If You Liked This Episode, You Will Want To Listen To These Episodes: 81 How Your Direction Isn't Clear, Even Though You Think It Is! It's Time to Notice! 141 How Do You Inadvertently Build Doubt Into Your Child?  Here's One Way To Change Doubt Into Confidence!  155 Does Your Language Build Courage In Your Child? Here Are 12 Examples of Courage-Building Phrases!   MAY IS BETTER SPEECH, LANGUAGE, AND HEARING MONTH SERIES:  212 From Non-verbal To Verbal To Speaking On a Podcast! Sound Advice from Marsh Naidoo About Building Capacity 213 Dr. Richelle Whittaker: Raising Boys? What Every Boy-Mom Needs to Know To Build Open Communication And Emotional Connection 214 Wonder About Stuttering and Fluency? Jason Heffler Shares What Is Helpful From Personal Experience 215 Suzanne Culberg: Downplayed and Dismissed? Seeking Help For Your Child   Traveling with kids?   BabyQuip is the #1 baby gear rental service, and a total game changer for families who don't want to haul bulky gear while traveling! Follow this link for a BabyQuip Provider where you travel:  https://www.babyquip.com?a=7486bd3

We are bringing our inspirational and thought provoking series Cafè y Charla to the podcast. On today's episode Erica talks about trauma informed therapy from the familial expectations on life, gender roles, education, and sexuality with Latinx/e in Social Work Vol. 1 author Jessica Hardial, MA, LCSW, PhD(c)Guest Information:Jessica Hardial is a bilingual clinical social worker, speaker, entrepreneur, professor, leader, and co-author of Latinx in Social Work. Jessica is the founder and clinical director of Blossoming Lotus Therapy, LCSW PLLC, where she oversees a team ofmental health professionals who specialize working with children, adolescents, young adults, and families. Jessica is passionate about working with LGBTQIA+ community members and their families, the foster care and adoption population, and children of immigrants. Jessica specializes in issues surrounding trauma, anxiety, and family conflict using a somatic-oriented approach. Jessica continues to enhance the social work profession by providing supervision to graduate students and post-graduate students to enhance their clinical skills in their field of practice, as well as providing workshops on a variety of mental health topics, such as: confidence building, narrative writing, LGBQTIA+ seminars, etc.Jessica received her associate's degree in liberal arts from CUNY Borough of Manhattan Community College in 2011, then her bachelor's degree in psychology and sociology with a minor in student services and counseling from CUNY Queens College in 2013. Shortly after, she received her master's degree in social work from Fordham University in 2016. Jessica completed her second master's degree in human development from Fielding Graduate University in 2021.Jessica Hardial serves as an adjunct lecturer for SUNY Stonybrook's social welfare program and is currently a Ph.D. candidate attending Fielding Graduate University. Additionally, Jessica is the co-chair for NASW-NYC's SOGIE (Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity & Expression) Collective where she provides a safe space for social workers and social work students to engage in LGBQTIA+ work.Follow LatinX in Social Work on the web:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/erica-priscilla-sandoval-lcsw-483928ba/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/latinxinsocialwork/Website: https://www.latinxinsocialwork.com/Get the best selling book Latinx in Social Work: Stories that heal, inspire, and connect communities on Amazon today:https://www.amazon.com/dp/1952779766

Professor of Media Studies at CUNY Queens, author of I'm Not There, and film historian, Noah Tsika exposes us to the brilliance in the most pop of cultural expressions — and help us reclaim the wisdom of our own sensibilities.About Noah TsikaNoah Tsika is a film historian whose work explores the links between moving images and state power in West Africa and North America. His research has addressed, among other topics, the entwinement of film (including nontheatrical film) and public institutions and government agencies (such as state and local police departments, the armed services, and the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs). As an Africanist, he has studied the history of colonial documentary in Nigeria and Senegal, among other countries; the politics and economics of Nollywood's star system; and the representational, infrastructural, and corporate relationships between Hollywood and Nollywood.Keep up with Brendan LemonLinkedIn | CUNY Queens College

Unwrapping Our Presence (Folklorist Favorites) Trapped by local small business owner, Todd, the gang attempts a daring escape. However, the fabric of this reality seems to be unraveling around them. Will they escape? Is this how they ended up driving off a cliff? Is Digby going to set off on his own, or stick with the crew? Tune in for all the answers - or perhaps, just more questions. In This Episode: Several familiar voices from season two, all together! Folklorists' favorite (and least favorite) emoji. Uncomfortable browsing history. Extreme supernatural happenings. (Super-nappenings?) Retellings of a few contemporary legends. Guests: Josh Chapdelaine:  Co-Founder and Head of Production at Digital Void, an internet literacies collective focused on how new and digital media affects humans. Josh is also Associate Director of the Media Studies MA program at CUNY Queens College, where he also teaches podcasting, social media, and propaganda. Joel Best, professor of sociology and criminal justice at the University of Delaware; author of Halloween Sadism: The Evidence Elizabeth (Libby) Tucker, distinguished service professor of English at Binghamton University. Daisy Ahlstone, creator of Folkwise. Dr. Kristina Downs, Executive Director at the Texas Folklore Society and Assistant Professor at Tarleton State University, host of Crime Lore. Dr Cassandra Pfeifer, author, educator, and folklorist. Featuring voice acting from: Brooke Jennett of THIRTEEN as Digby Rich Daigle of Mouth Almighty as Todd

The Death of Meaning (Gen Z Humor, Absurdism, & Trust in Platforms) The gang reconvenes! Perry & Mason venture once again into Todd's Pawn Shop, just in time for "Dada December" - but it would seem that the prices aren't the only unbelievable thing there... In This Episode: Two familiar voices! Why is Gen Z humor so absurd? Or... is it even that unique? How our trust in online platforms has been eroded. Expressions of authenticity online. What we can learn from studying humor. Several easter eggs for keen-eared listeners. We can (and should) appreciate joy for its own sake. Guests: Josh Chapdelaine:  Co-Founder and Head of Production at Digital Void, an internet literacies collective focused on how new and digital media affects humans. Josh is also Associate Director of the Media Studies MA program at CUNY Queens College, where he also teaches podcasting, social media, and propaganda. Ian Brodie: Folklorist, and author of A Vulgar Art: A New Approach to Stand-up Comedy He researches the intersection of folk culture and mass media, ranging from local radio song contests to the supernatural in children's television. Ian currently serves as the President-Elect of both the Folklore Studies Association of Canada and the International Society for Contemporary Legend Research. Featuring voice acting from: Brooke Jennett of THIRTEEN as Digby Rich Daigle of Mouth Almighty as Todd

Zaharoula Zogopoulos was born in New York City. She began her Greek folk dance studies while attending the St. Demetrios Day School of Astoria, NY where the love of Hellenic traditions was instilled in her from a young age. She began choreographing her highschool Greek Dance Team and performed with the Pan-Macedonian Association of New York. Parallel to her Greek folk dancing, she continued to train in classical dance in NYC. She went on to obtain a Bachelor of Arts in Drama, Theater, Dance and Choreography from CUNY Queens College, where she was awarded the “Farah Marcellus Award for Outstanding Choreography”. Zaharoula also holds a Master's of Education Degree, certified in Elementary Education, Early Childhood, and Dance Education (K-12).She founded the Greek Dance Program of the Archangel Michael Church in Long Island in 1999. Since then, the program has grown exponentially. Zaharoula has presented her work in many Hellenic cultural and charity events. The Archangelos program has also participated in the Parathosi Archdiocesan Competition of NY since 2017. In 2020, her dancers participated in the Greek Orthodox Folk Dance & Choral Festival (FDF) for the first time. Zaharoula continued directing for FDF, and most recently competed in the Hellenic Dance Festival (HDF) in 2023 making Archangel Michael Church the first church from New York to compete in such national competitions.In her classes, she strives to create a warm and safe space for all children to feel inspired and learn the beautiful Hellenic customs through song and dance. Her mission remains to continue learning and growing as a dancer, director, researcher and choreographer. Zaharoula continues to conduct her research in Greece/US as authentically as possible with renowned dance experts as well as village elders and locals.Episode Music Credit: Manolis Kottors

Interview with J. Wilms. J. Wilms is a multi-instrumentalist and singer /songwriter. Who has a new album out called The Fighter. Jeremy “J” Wilms has had a long and varied career. He received his Bachelor of Music from Georgia State University and his Master of Music from CUNY Queens College, NYC. Jeremy's jammed with Ornette Coleman at his loft and played Broadway revues at retirement communities in New Jersey (sometimes over the same weekend!) He was briefly in Chico Hamilton's band playing guitar and played bass on Broadway in the musical Fela! During the tour for Fela! Wilms performed with Patti LaBelle and played with Fela Kuti's son Femi at venues around the world including the Shrine in Lagos. He's recorded with artists as diverse as Bebel Gilberto, Beyoncé, TV On The Radio, and many others. Wilms has been a guitarist in the orchestra for MacArthur Fellowship winner Taylor Mac's 24 Decade History Of Popular Music as well as the bassist on ABC Network's The Gong Show. He was the arranger and musical director for The Heathens and other acts based at the fabled McKittrick Hotel in Manhattan, home of “Sleep No More” immersive show. Wilms arranged strings and brass for songs on Run the Jewels' RTJ 4 and Tim Fojahn's I Dreamed a Dream. Jeremy is still busy working as a sideman in both NYC and ATL, scoring for film and other media, and teaching. Wilms also releases instrumental music as Jeremy Wilms and is the leader of the metal/prog band NOMOTO.     Jeremy's Info www.jeremywilms.com https://open.spotify.com/artist/1blyz61f1zZ726LOVfGedp?si=kDNRCKTgToKMmMaFGlQAj Q https://open.spotify.com/artist/5cKrwyPCGHf8ewXhG9RRnW?si=1saWA20uRQeaFy7LoViDZ A https://www.instagram.com/jere_wilms/ https://www.facebook.com/J.WilmsMusic/

On this episode, Nathalie chats with Vianna Calderon Lopez. Vianna is currently pursuing a Master's in Applied Behavioral Analysis at Hunter College, has overcome remarkable challenges. Growing up as an undocumented immigrant and facing the complexities of her father's alcoholism, she took on responsibilities beyond her years while pursuing her education. Vianna earned her Bachelor's Degree from CUNY Queens College and Hunter College. With a background in the Early Intervention Program, she now focuses on child behavioral development, researching bilingual (Spanish-English) children and language preference. As a new mother, Vianna deftly juggles a full-time job, classes, and clinical hours while staying unwavering in her pursuit of success. Her journey is a testament to resilience and determination. Ways to support Peruvians of USA:  Sign up for our newsletter - https://www.peruviansofusa.com/newsletter Visit our website for episode notes - https://www.peruviansofusa.com/episodes Give us a review on Apple Podcast or Spotify  Become a Listener Supporter - https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/peruviansofusa/ Visit our Online Store and help us change the narrative with our t-shirt: “El Mejor Amigo de un Peruano es otro peruano.” Also available in feminine (“peruana”) and gender-neutral (“peruanx”) versions - https://www.peruviansofusa.com/shop Follow Peruvians of USA Podcast on IG: @peruviansofusa    Like our page on Facebook! - https://www.facebook.com/peruviansofusa --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/peruviansofusa/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/peruviansofusa/support

Photo by Lila Barth Jessica Cannon (b. 1979, Brooklyn, NY) lives and works in Brooklyn. She earned an MFA from Parsons School of Design and teaches at Parsons and CUNY Queens College. She is a recipient of the Brooklyn Arts Council's Community Arts Fund Grant and has exhibited in solo and group shows at Winston's Los Angeles, Honey Ramka (Brooklyn, NY), Crush Curatorial (Amagansett, NY), the Brooklyn Academy of Music, and the Hudson Valley Center for Contemporary Art, among others. Veils, an exhibition of new paintings will be on view at the Polina Berlin Gallery in New York, NY through June 24th. Cannon's mystic landscapes confront time with a sense of ontological awe. She employs personal and symbolic language in concert with geometric motifs to depict the horizon and the space beyond it. Jessica Cannon Let It Be The Sky, 2023 Acrylic and iridescent pigments on linen 72 x 60 inches 182.9 x 152.4 cm Photo: Steven Probert. Courtesy the artist and Polina Berlin Gallery. Jessica Cannon Capitan, Spinning Light, 2023 Acrylic and iridescent pigments on canvas 44 x 36 inches 111.8 x 91.4 cm Photo: Steven Probert. Courtesy the artist and Polina Berlin Gallery. Jessica Cannon Setting Arch, 2023 Acrylic and iridescent pigments on linen 17 x 14 inches 43.2 x 35.6 cm Photo: Steven Probert. Courtesy the artist and Polina Berlin Gallery.

An interview with Polina Shkadron, a trauma-informed speech-language pathologist, discussing the impact of stress.Polina Shkadron is a trauma-informed speech-language pathologist with specialties in the areas of autism, ADHD, language, and literacy. She earned her Master of Art degree in speech-language pathology from CUNY Queens College where she held the position of Adjunct Lecturer for the past 7 years. She also has a Master of Science degree in Nutrition Education from American University, which has transformed the feeding therapy portion of her practice. Throughout the course of her career, Polina has earned four ACE awards from the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association for her dedication to learning.She coaches parents using play and brain-based research to foster understanding and deeper connections, laying foundational principles of development. Polina approaches each family dynamic from a holistic lens, acknowledging challenges, examining the environment, and focusing on promoting self-efficacy in the parent and the child.Support the show

In this episode Jessica and I talk about the importance of shifting our perspective beyond our limited environments. We discuss our relationship to the cosmos and the importance of communing with the natural world. We ask the question about how our relationship to both natural and urban spaces influence us in our lives. Jessica and I also discuss her imagery and painting process, along with the impact that meditative concentration has on both the artist and the artwork itself. ---------------------- Website: www.jescannon.com IG: @jes_cannon "Eternal Geometries" opening 4/11/23 at https://polinaberlingallery.com/ Jessica Cannon was born in Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn in 1979. She has exhibited her work at Winston's (Los Angeles), The Manes Center for Contemporary Art (Roslyn, NY), Honey Ramka (Brooklyn, NY), Crush Curatorial (Amagansett, NY), Big Medium (Austin, TX), The Brooklyn Academy of Music, The Hudson Valley Center for Contemporary Art, and elsewhere. She is a past recipient of The Brooklyn Arts Council's Community Arts Fund Grant and been awarded residencies at the Jentel Foundation in Banner, WY, RAiR Foundation's Historic Studios in Roswell, NM, Vermont Studio Center, and Lower Manhattan Cultural Council's SwingSpace Program on Governor's Island. Select press and publications include: The New York Times, Flaunt Magazine, phaidon.com, Maake Magazine, New American Paintings, Dovetail, and Hyperallergic. In Fall 2017 Jessica founded Far By Wide, an ongoing series of exhibitions online and in pop-up spaces to support social and environmental justice organizations. She received a BA from Tufts University and an MFA from Parsons School of Design. She currently teaches at Parsons School of Design and CUNY Queens College. See More from Martin Benson *To stay up on releases and content surrounding the show check out my instagram *To contribute to the creation of this show, along with access to other exclusive content, consider joining my Patreon! Credits: Big Thanks to Matthew Blankenship of The Sometimes Island for the podcast theme music! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/martin-l-benson/support

UniHelp is a affordable mental health solutions for immigrant students. UniHelp provides health professionals, online community, resources and other alternative methods. Youtube video: https://youtu.be/UT-zdqR_kT8 Meet the team: Samuel Hinton is a third year undergraduate student at CUNY Queens College studying economics. He is passionate about the health and well-being of others and empowering others to find their passion. Loves exercise and writing. Lazizakhon (Lisa) is majoring in Public Accounting and Business Management at CUNY Brooklyn College. She came to the United States 5 years ago for a better life. Her mission is to support her community in any way possible. Tasnuba Sukanna is majoring in Statistics and Quantitative Modeling at CUNY Baruch College. She is a first generation college student, enjoys problem-solving and loves taking on projects that impact a greater community. She is passionate about mental health and accessibility. Amit Kumar is a physics graduate student at The Graduate Center, CUNY. Being an immigrant, he is passionate about solving problems for his community like mental health and finance Contact UniHelp team at unihelp.startup2022@gmail.com ——— About Giovanna Sun | Artbit Giovanna Sun's art journey https://youtu.be/huSJfGwyCK4 My OpenSea NFT collection https://opensea.io/dubwoman My physical store https://nfthome.store Youtube https://www.youtube.com/giovannasun Artbit YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBJDRPpAYybl_xyo4K27F6g Artbit podcast: https://anchor.fm/artbit-club Amazon author page: https://www.amazon.com/author/giovannasun Instagram: @giovannasun Twitter @GiovannaSun Inquiries and sponsorship : giovanna.art.bit@gmail.com

Glenn Goldberg is a New York City based painter and musician who was born in the Bronx, and currently lives in Brooklyn. Glenn studied at the New York Studio School and earned his BA and MFA degrees from CUNY Queens College. Glenn is currently an associate professor in the art department at CUNY Queens College and Lodestar School of Art in Ireland and has previously taught at Cooper Union and the NY Studio School.   He has also been a panelist and visiting artist for MFA painting programs at Yale, Columbia, Boston University, American University, Hunter College, and others. A recipient of many awards, he has received grants from the Edward F. Albee Foundation, the Guggenheim Foundation, and the National Endowment for the Arts.   Goldberg's work has been shown extensively throughout the U.S. and internationally, with recent solo exhibitions at the Rooftop Exhibition Marvin Gardens and Desert Friend Clea RSKY in Willard, New Mexico. Recent group exhibitions include the National Academy of Design Benefit Auction in Brooklyn and The Patriot at O'Flaherty's in New York, New York.   Glenn's work has also been featured in numerous private and museum collections, including the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Whitney Museum of American Art, Guggenheim Museum, Brooklyn Museum, National Gallery of Art, High Museum, and Museum of Contemporary Art, LA. Glenn currently works with galleries that include Hill Gallery in Birmingham,Michigan, Galerie Albrecht in Berlin, Germany and the Betty Cuningham Gallery in NY.      In this conversation, Glenn and I talk about how he got his start with art, his work including how he uses natural objects, such as birds, flowers and water as representational elements. Glenn also shares some of his advice for new and upcoming artists.  LINKS:  https://www.instagram.com/glennandgoldberg/     I Like Your Work Links: Submit Your Work Check out our Catalogs! Exhibitions Studio Visit Artist Interviews I Like Your Work Podcast Say “hi” on Instagram

Having come out as LGBTQ+ identifying to her father when she was 18 and forced to leave her house as a consequence, our guest Jessica Hardial has many stories to share with us in today's episode. Topics we cover today include:Jessica's experience with an abusive father and how that played a role in her adult lifeThe challenges with navigating as an LGBTQ+ member in the Latinx community The importance of not letting generational trauma pass on to our children More about Jessica:Jessica Hardial is a bilingual clinical social worker who has over ten years of social work experience. She received her associate's degree in liberal arts from CUNY Borough of  Manhattan Community College in 2011, then her bachelor's degree in psychology and sociology with a minor in student services and counseling from CUNY Queens College in 2013.  Shortly after, she received her master's degree in social work from Fordham University in 2016. Jessica completed her second master's degree in human development from Fielding Graduate  University in 2021.  Jessica Hardial is a School Social Worker for the NYC  Department of Education, serves as an adjunct professor for  SUNY Old Westbury & Stonybrook, and is currently a Ph.D. Candidate attending  Fielding Graduate University. Jessica has a private practice,  Blossoming Lotus Therapy, LCSW PLLC, where she specializes in working with children, adolescents, young adults, and families.  She is passionate about working with LGBTQIA+  community members and their families, the foster care and adoption population, and children of immigrants. Jessica specializes in issues surrounding trauma, anxiety, and family conflict using a somatic-oriented approach. Jessica continues to enhance the social work profession by providing supervision to graduate students and post-graduate students to enhance their clinical skills in their field of practice. jessicahardiallcsw@gmail.com FB & IG: @Jessicahardiallcsw @Blossominglotustherapy ---Follow LatinX in Social Work on the web:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/erica-priscilla-sandoval-lcsw-483928ba/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/latinxinsocialwork/Website: https://www.latinxinsocialwork.com/ Get the best selling book Latinx in Social Work: Stories that heal, inspire, and connect communities on Amazon today:https://www.amazon.com/dp/1952779766

Episode 35. In today's interview, "The Role of Accounting Bodies & Exams with Sabine Charles." Sabine has over 20-years internal audit, accounting, and risk management experience in Internal Audit Controls, Business Risk, Fraud Investigation and Operational Auditing in financial services and higher education industries. She received a MS in Accounting and a BA degree in Accounting & Economics, from CUNY - Queens College. She is a Certified Internal Auditor (CIA), Certified Fraud Examiner (CFE), Certified Six Sigma Green Belt (CSSGB), Certified in Risk and Information System Controls (CRISC), Certified in Risk Management Assurance (CRMA), ITIL 4 - Foundation Certification, Certified Information System Auditor (CISA), Certified Healthcare Internal Audit Professional (CHIAP), Certified Information Security Manager (CISM), and Certified in Governance of Enterprise IT (CGEIT). Her book “Cracking the Code: Techniques for Certification Exam Success” demonstrates clear and concise techniques to uniquely prepare clients for certification exams; and most importantly, to pass. Key takeaways from this episode include: ➤ how the 'breed' of accountants has changed over the years and what the drives for that change have been ➤ the key ways in which accounting exams have evolved over the years and whether they are more rigorous than before ➤ how accountancy students and accountants in training have changed the way they study to get better results ➤ what doesn't work for accounting students who are trying to pass their professional examinations ➤ the importance of learning styles for would-be accountants and CPAs studying exams ➤ why professional qualifications and examinations for accountants are no longer fit for purpose in a changing world ➤ the lack of correlation between emotional intelligence required by accounting leaders, and what they are assessed on to qualify ➤ the five critical skills that modern day accountants and CPAs need to be successful ➤ the need for auditors, CPAs and accountants to have marketing and presenting skills ➤ what it really means for accountants and CPAs to be seen as a trusted advisor ➤ how the motto of 'make yourself proud' plays out in the life of a professional ➤ the role of continued professional education (CPE) or continued professional development (CPD) for accountants ➤ how technology is finding its way into accounting certifications but change is happening too slowly ➤ how CPA and accounting qualifications do not necessarily teach students to think and adapt to the world of work ➤ the problems with CPE and CPD in being too technical for accounting professionals, and ignoring the softer skills ➤ what happens to accountants who just want to 'get the A' with examinations and play the exam game ➤ key principles in teaching smart people like accountants how to learn ➤ how accountants, students and CPAs can crack the examination code ➤ advice and words of wisdom for wannabe accountants who want to level up and 'make themselves proud' Sabine's proudest achievement is her family, including her son, Alexander who is on his way to becoming a professional soccer player, daughter, Victoria, who is her biggest advocate and spouse, John, a successful banker, and farmer. Sabine is an avid meditator and enjoys inspirational reading, fitness, and travel. https://www.linkedin.com/in/sabine-charles (https://www.linkedin.com/in/sabine-charles) https://www.instagram.com/tapainstitute (https://www.instagram.com/tapainstitute) https://www.tapainstitute.com (https://www.tapainstitute.com) Sabine is also on Twitter and Youtube @TAPAInstitute You can check out her upcoming events here: CPA: https://www.passyourcpasummit.com (https://www.passyourcpasummit.com) Internal Audit: https://www.levelupinternalauditsummit.com (https://www.levelupinternalauditsummit.com) NOTE TO LISTENERS: The Accounting Influencers Podcast is a CPE-accredited daily radio-style show with four segments coming...

Episode 105. Dahlma Llanos-Figueroa reveals the importance of honoring her ancestors by writing about African roots and realities of Puerto Ricans. Dahlma Llanos-Figueroa was born in Puerto Rico and raised in New York City. She is a product of the Puerto Rican communities on the island and in the South Bronx. She attended the New York City public school system and received her academic degrees from SUNY at Buffalo and CUNY Queens College. As a child she was sent to live with her grandparents in Puerto Rico where she was introduced to the culture of rural Puerto Rico, including the storytelling that came naturally to the women in her family, especially the older women. Much of her work is based on her experiences during this time. The trade paperback edition of Daughters of the Stone was released in March 2019. The hardcover edition was shortlisted as a 2010 Finalist for the PEN/Robert W. Bingham Prize. In 2020 the self-published paperback edition won the 16th Annual National Indie Excellence® Awards for Multicultural Fiction. Awarded the 2021 NYSCA/NYFA Artist Fellow in Fiction, Dahlma's short stories have appeared in various anthologies and literary journals throughout the United States, Africa, and Brazil. The English and Spanish language editions of Dahlma's second novel, A Woman of Endurance will be released in March 2022. Since her retirement, Dahlma continues to dedicate herself to her writing, speaking engagements, and workshops. She resides in the Bronx with her husband, photographer Jonathan Lessuck. www.DahlmaLlanosFigueroa.com  Please consider donating to support the Essah's Way podcast. https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/essahsway

Prof. Leticia Arroyo Abad of CUNY Queens College speaks to Forum Fellow Nicolas Wittstock about political and economic development in Latin America and the state of scholarship on the region. This podcast is produced by Matthew Dagele, Morgan Wack, and Nicolas Wittstock. Our theme music was created by Ted Long. Any questions or feedback, please contact uwpoliticaleconomy@gmail.com

Unstoppable Mom w/ Malika Pegues Malika Pegues, also known as “The Unstoppable Mom” is a United States Air Force Veteran, Mother, Student, and an upcoming motivational speaker that focuses on the challenges of motherhood by primarily campaigning for Mental Health Awareness. While raising three daughters as a single mother, Malika advocates Domestic Violence Prevention and Woman Empowerment. Originally from New York City, Malika earned her associates degree at The City University of New York Queensborough Community College primarily concentrating on the study of Psychology, and is currently in pursuit of her Bachelors degree at CUNY Queens College studying Neuroscience and Therapeutic Recreation. Connect with Malika: Facebook: www.facebook.com/PeguesMalika Instagram: www.instagram.com/MalikaPegues Host: Chanel Spencer is a New York City native. Chanel empowers women to bring their wildest dreams into fruition by walking alongside them from birth, branding, and development of business strategies to ensure long-term success. She is a firm believer in building one's own table instead of fighting for a seat at someone else's. Chanel is a 6x Best-Selling and 14x Author, Speaker, and CEO of Maximum Evolution. The creator of ME Publishing, host of Evolv Podcast, Manager of her children's brand TJplayword. Her latest book projects are “Warrior's Paradigm,” “The Evolution Effect,” and “Our Truth Is Not A Lie.” Connect with Chanel: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/chanelspencernow Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chanelspencernow

Unstoppable Mom w/ Malika Pegues Malika Pegues, also known as “The Unstoppable Mom” is a United States Air Force Veteran, Mother, Student, and an upcoming motivational speaker that focuses on the challenges of motherhood by primarily campaigning for Mental Health Awareness. While raising three daughters as a single mother, Malika advocates Domestic Violence Prevention and Woman Empowerment. Originally from New York City, Malika earned her associates degree at The City University of New York Queensborough Community College primarily concentrating on the study of Psychology, and is currently in pursuit of her Bachelors degree at CUNY Queens College studying Neuroscience and Therapeutic Recreation. Connect with Malika: Facebook: www.facebook.com/PeguesMalika Instagram: www.instagram.com/MalikaPegues Host: Chanel Spencer is a New York City native. Chanel empowers women to bring their wildest dreams into fruition by walking alongside them from birth, branding, and development of business strategies to ensure long-term success. She is a firm believer in building one's own table instead of fighting for a seat at someone else's. Chanel is a 6x Best-Selling and 14x Author, Speaker, and CEO of Maximum Evolution. The creator of ME Publishing, host of Evolv Podcast, Manager of her children's brand TJplayword. Her latest book projects are “Warrior's Paradigm,” “The Evolution Effect,” and “Our Truth Is Not A Lie.” Connect with Chanel: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/chanelspencernow Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chanelspencernow

Layman welcomes Andrés Bernal, a lecturer at CUNY Queens College, to discuss Modern Monetary Theory -- how he became interested in it, its major claims, its main proponents and detractors, and what it would take to begin to put it in action. Andrés discusses his work with Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez; the development and implementation of the Green New Deal; the potential for South American countries to lead the way in monetary and economic reform; the role of AQAL, existential philosophy, and spiritual practice in his activism and the formation of his ideas; and much more. Andrés was born in Bogota, Colombia and immigrated to the United States as a child. He has a Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy from the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley with a focus on Existentialism, Political Economy, and Social Theory; and a Master of Arts from the University of San Diego's School of Leadership and Educational Sciences with a specialization in group learning and development and organizational leadership under the mentoring of renowned scholar-practitioner Zachary Green of Group Relations International. Andrés has over a decade's worth of experience in youth leadership development and community building and serves as the Director of Political Education for the Young Progressives of America. In the Summer of 2017, Andrés began supporting the Congressional campaign of former colleague Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez as a policy advisor and organizer. His work facilitated the incorporation of the Federal Jobs Guarantee policy onto the official campaign platform and helped in the vetting process of various academic resources. Alexandria would go on to become the youngest woman in history to be elected to the United States Congress. Currently, Andrés resides in New York City where he is a Lecturer of Urban Studies at CUNY Queens College and Doctoral student at The New School For Public Engagement, Division of Policy Management and Environment. His research focuses on the Green New Deal as a site of political communication and policy analysis. Andrés is a leading voice and proponent associated with the heterodox school of economic thought known as Modern Monetary Theory. He is a Research Fellow at the Global Institute for Sustainable Prosperity and a Visiting Research Fellow at the University of Missouri Kansas City Department of Economics. https://www.andres-bernal.com/

What does decolonizing design mean to you? How can designers learn from and value the knowledge that comes out of localized contexts? In this podcast episode Christian Zöllner and Ramon Tejada - Professor for Graphic Design at RISD - engage in a conversation about the urgent need to question the euro-centric design canon, making space for other voices, and the potentials of slowing down design education altogether. #decolonizedesign #learnability #designeducation Ramon is a (New Yorkino / Afro-Caribbean / American) designer (as Estudio Ramon) and educator based in Providence, Rhode Island. He works in a hybrid design/teaching practice focusing on collaboration, inclusion, unearthing and the responsible expansion of design, a practice he has named “puncturing.” After teaching experiences at Pratt Institute, Parsons/The New School, CUNY–Queens College and at the Minneapolis College of Art and Design (MCAD) Ramon is currently an Assistant Professor in the Graphic Design Department at Rhode Island School of Design (RISD). As the initiator of the Decolonizing Design Reader, Ramon runs an open collaborative research collection revolving around the politics of design.

Sean Uendra Moonsammy, M.M., M.A., CF-SLP, TSSLD is a Guyanese American, Indo-Caribbean, son of immigrants, first generation, opera singer and speech-language pathologist. He graduated from CUNY Queens College with his BM and MM in opera performance, as well as his MA in speech-language pathology in 2020. He is completing his clinical fellowship as an acute care and outpatient healthcare provider at Stony Brook University Hospital where he specializes in voice & upper airway disorders, and dysphagia. He is a mentor for ASHA's S.T.E.P. Program and is currently starting a gender-affirmation clinic in Suffolk county with colleagues Dr. Keith Chadwick and Allison Aaron. Before starting his career as an SLP, Sean has performed alongside Elton John, performed on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, and accompanied Josh Groban as a backup singer on two national tours.⁣ In this interview, we discuss:The intersection of opera, voice, and SLPHow Sean's identities influence his perspectiveThe importance of diversity and cultural responsiveness,Internalized racismAdvice for people interested in the fieldAnd more!Sean's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/seanny55/Jordyn's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jrc_theslp/Watch interview clips on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCoqKLAGVOYl-zXJpDqB1DSQShop diverse materials, helpful handouts, and apparel with a message here: https://www.jrctheslp.com/shop

We spoke with Jamie Cohen, Digital Culture Expert / Contributor, Forbes / Adj Assistant Professor, CUNY Queens College, Media Studies See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Victoria spoke with Polina Shkadron! Polina Shkadron is the owner of Play to Learn, SLP PC, an established private practice in the Forest Hills area of Queens, New York servicing children and families. Polina holds a Master's Degree in Speech-Language Pathology from CUNY Queens College where she is also an adjunct lecturer. Over the course of her career, she has earned three ACE awards from the American Speech-Language Hearing Association for her dedication to learning. Her specialties include: autism spectrum disorders and social skills intervention; behavior management through play; feeding therapy and nutrition education; language challenges and executive function deficits; parent coaching and empowerment. Polina is a Certified Family Trauma Professional (CFTP) through the International Association of Trauma Professionals, which has significantly guided her practice to include aspects from the field of mental health. She has researched and formed intricate connections between adverse childhood experiences, ramifications of toxic stressors, and the ways in which detrimental relationships are created with food. With her Master's of Science in Nutrition Education, she attends to the enhancement of the mealtime environment for children and families through nutrition counseling, parental empowerment, and self-efficacy. Polina is deeply passionate in helping parents/caregivers connect and reconnect with their kids. Her overall goal is to educate families on the major impact that foundational attitudes have on building lifelong skills.

Jay Metcalf is a saxophonist from New York living in the French Riviera. For the last 20+ years he has been performing all around the world while being based in his adopted home town of Nice, France. When not performing on the saxophone, he also loves to share what he has learned over the years with others. Jay has been a very active educator in New York and in France. His popular website http://bettersax.com/ (www.bettersax.com) allows students from all over the world to access his unique method of learning to improvise and play melodies by ear on any instrument. Jay got his first saxophone at the age of 10 and played in the school band growing up on Long Island, NY. He pursued a career in music by continuing on to the Crane School of Music in Potsdam, NY where he earned his Bachelor's degree in saxophone performance. Several years later he earned his Master's Degree in Jazz Studies and Arranging at the Aaron Copland School of Music at CUNY Queens College in New York. As the founder of http://bettersax.com/ (BetterSax.com) Jay's mission is to help developing saxophone players break away from traditional music learning methods and discover a more efficient, practical and fun way to become a Better Sax player. The BetterSax YouTube channel's videos have been watched by millions while thousands of saxophone students have made meaningful progress on their instrument thanks to https://bettersax.com/products (BetterSax courses). Support this podcast

In Episode 089, Don and Derek speak with Sara De Luca on body composition, nutrition and all of the assessments around the process of transforming your body composition for the better. The initial focus of the conversation is on nutrition and the foods that can create challenges for people when it comes to overall health and body composition. The conversation then transitions into methods of testing and assessment to determine accurate fat composition, bone density, metabolic rate and lung capacity before setting a client on the path to better health and fitness. The right combination of diet, exercise and recovery are all discussed in depth with Sara.Sara De Luca is a registered Dietitian & Personal Trainer in New York City. Sara successfully completed my undergraduate and Dietetic Internship programs at CUNY Queens College in Flushing, NY. She is currently the Campus Dietitian & Sports Nutritionist for Manhattan College in Riverdale, NY, as well as in Private Practice via tele-health services. Sara also works as a free-lance food and nutrition writer for various media outlets including Eat This, Not That!, INSIDER and Prevention magazines. Her community, clinical and sports dietetics experience allow her to provide my clients with personalized nutrition education & guidance that is engaging, yet practical. She believes that food is, indeed, fuel to support the body, but is also something that should be enjoyed! As a passionate group fitness instructor, personal trainer, former athlete, and enthusiastic home cook, Sara strongly promotes a philosophy of balance in her own lifestyle, as well as in her work with others. You can find out more information on Sara De Luca via the following links:Website: https://www.fitrdeluca.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/saradelucaa/Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/saradelucaa/The D&D Fitness Radio podcast is available at the following locations for downloadable audio, including: iTunes – https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/d-d-fitness-radio-podcast/id1331724217iHeart Radio – https://www.iheart.com/podcast/dd-fitness-radio-28797988/Spreaker.com – https://www.spreaker.com/show/d-and-d-fitness-radios-showSpotify – https://open.spotify.com/show/5Py2SSPA4mntNwYRm0OpriYou can reach both Don and Derek at the following locations: Don Saladino: http://www.DonSaladino.com Twitter and Instagram - @DonSaladino YouTube - http://www.youtube.com/donsaladino Derek M. Hansen: http://www.SprintCoach.comTwitter and Instagram - @DerekMHansen YouTube - http://youtube.com/derekmhansen

In Episode 089, Don and Derek speak with Sara De Luca on body composition, nutrition and all of the assessments around the process of transforming your body composition for the better. The initial focus of the conversation is on nutrition and the foods that can create challenges for people when it comes to overall health and body composition. The conversation then transitions into methods of testing and assessment to determine accurate fat composition, bone density, metabolic rate and lung capacity before setting a client on the path to better health and fitness. The right combination of diet, exercise and recovery are all discussed in depth with Sara.Sara De Luca is a registered Dietitian & Personal Trainer in New York City. Sara successfully completed my undergraduate and Dietetic Internship programs at CUNY Queens College in Flushing, NY. She is currently the Campus Dietitian & Sports Nutritionist for Manhattan College in Riverdale, NY, as well as in Private Practice via tele-health services. Sara also works as a free-lance food and nutrition writer for various media outlets including Eat This, Not That!, INSIDER and Prevention magazines. Her community, clinical and sports dietetics experience allow her to provide my clients with personalized nutrition education & guidance that is engaging, yet practical. She believes that food is, indeed, fuel to support the body, but is also something that should be enjoyed! As a passionate group fitness instructor, personal trainer, former athlete, and enthusiastic home cook, Sara strongly promotes a philosophy of balance in her own lifestyle, as well as in her work with others. You can find out more information on Sara De Luca via the following links:Website: https://www.fitrdeluca.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/saradelucaa/Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/saradelucaa/The D&D Fitness Radio podcast is available at the following locations for downloadable audio, including: iTunes – https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/d-d-fitness-radio-podcast/id1331724217iHeart Radio – https://www.iheart.com/podcast/dd-fitness-radio-28797988/Spreaker.com – https://www.spreaker.com/show/d-and-d-fitness-radios-showSpotify – https://open.spotify.com/show/5Py2SSPA4mntNwYRm0OpriYou can reach both Don and Derek at the following locations: Don Saladino: http://www.DonSaladino.com Twitter and Instagram - @DonSaladino YouTube - http://www.youtube.com/donsaladino Derek M. Hansen: http://www.SprintCoach.comTwitter and Instagram - @DerekMHansen YouTube - http://youtube.com/derekmhansen

Dug and long time friend Ray Amico get Real On... The state of the touring industry during such crazy COVID-19 times. What the future holds and what's next. They then get a little into some philosophy on how to reimagine the industry and beyond! Ray Amico is a multi-faceted musician/composer/producer/studio engineer for over 30 years, known as the guitar player in the legendary NY Bizarre-Core band, SIX AND VIOLENCE as well as a veteran Tour Manager, Production Manager, FOH Sound Engineer, and Tour Accountant. BIOGRAPHY Born in Brooklyn, N.Y in the late '60s, Ray started out in the early 80's first as a musician, then as a producer and studio engineer. Ray worked for several years in various NYC studios, as an engineer for A&M Records, working on projects for artists such as Celine Dion, Taylor Dayne, Mariah Carey, Cheap Trick, Norman Bates & The Showerheads and many, many others. From the mid-'80s through the late 2000s, Ray was best known as the guitarist for the NY Bizarre-Core Band, SIX AND VIOLENCE, who were known on the scene for their radically strange music and stage shows, which drew notice from Ian Anderson of JETHRO TULL, who loved the band so much that he played flute on two songs for their 1989 debut album, “Lettuce Prey”; the same year that JETHRO TULL controversially won the Grammy for “Best Hard Rock / Heavy Metal Recording”. After several years in the studio, Ray found that several of the artists that he had been working with started asking him to go on the road with them, doing their FOH Live sound, as well as taking care of responsibilities as Tour Manager / Production Manager, with the skills that could cover all of the different types of things that happen on the road. Over the last 25+ years, Ray had been on the road almost constantly, working with artists internationally, at every possible level. Ray has toured with a wide diversity of artists over the years, in multiple positions, from Toni Braxton to John Fogerty, George Lopez, Dane Cook, Smash Mouth, Ke$ha, DEVO, Fiona Apple, Sublime With Rome, The Cult, Jane's Addiction, 2 Skinnee J's, Jimmy Cliff, Zucchero, Panic! At The Disco, Dream Theater, “Weird Al” Yankovic, System Of A Down, Nancy Sinatra, Trans-Siberian Orchestra, Eric Johnson, Chic with Nile Rodgers, Beastie Boys, Sinead O'Connor, Daryl Hall & John Oates, Jim Gaffigan, as well as many, many others. As of March 2020, Ray was on a Central, South & North American tour with the Italian artist Eros Ramazzotti when the international Coronavirus Pandemic struck, ending that and seemingly every other tour and event, for the undetermined future. After moving to Rome, Italy in 2004 Ray released his first solo album as TYRANASSAURUS RAY, called “The Never-Ending Battle Of Fear”, a compilation of Ray's demos and recordings from all over the world. While living in Rome, Ray was introduced by a mutual friend to Eddie Zengeni, who along with Ray has a deep love, knowledge, and fascination with Mob-related films such as “The Godfather” and “GoodFellas”, as well as a passion for all types of music. While working for years as Tour & Production Manager for the band DEVO, Ray met his future wife Michelle, who was DEVO's secretary at their MUTATO MUZIKA STUDIOS in LA. After moving back to the states, Ray married his loving wife Michelle in 2009 and adopted both of her children, Michael and Matthew. In 2016 Eddie Zengeni approached Ray with a project: Eddie was writing, producing, and starring in his own independent street-gangster film set in Rome, Italy called “UNREDEEMED”, and asked Ray if he would write and record the entire soundtrack and score for the film. Ray asked one of his closest friends, keyboardist/producer Michael Klooster of the band SMASH MOUTH to be his co-musical director of the film and for the two of them to collaborate on the entire soundtrack and score of the film, consisting of a wide variety of styles, and accompanied by the talented Josh Mighell on drums/percussion. Along with contributions on various songs from a variety of friends, the talented singer Fiona Apple also supplied inspiration as an Associate Producer of the film. Ray has a Bachelor's Degree in Communications from CUNY Queens College and is extremely passionate about the loves of his life: his wife Michelle, his NY Mets, his puppy dogs, and music. Ray Amico contact info: misosuperay@gmail.com www.linkedin.com/in/ray-amico-811859 For your Free Guided Hypnotic Meditation go to www.guidedhypnotic.com  

GUEST BIO We are joined in the lab by Jennifer Seeno Tucker, A full service real estate sales associate that operates mainly throughout Queens, and in Nassau & Suffolk Counties. Specializing in boutique type service of the highest possible quality standards to customers and clients. Jennifer has an advanced background in education, which gives her the advantage in communicating and negotiating property details to buyers. She has been licensed since 2012 and in 2017 through 2018 has received the EXIT Realty Award, an establishment that is invite-only. She is now a licensed associate real estate broker for Exit Realty United. Previously working as a real estate agent for Century 21 Prevete in Elmont, New York, and as a Physical Education teacher at Hebrew Academy of Long Beach in New York. Before this, she graduated CUNY Queens College with a Masters degree in Science. HIGHLIGHTS OF THE EPISODE 01:40 - Background of the guest 03:52 - The Eternal Student 05:32 - Why Real Estate 07:44 - The Initial Thought Process 09:24 - Thoughts on Brokerages 13:48 - Transitioning to a Real Estate Coach KEEPING IT REAL 16:20 - The Initial Step 17:43 - Biggest misconception of being a coach 23:09 - What kind of environment should someone be surrounding themselves 27:13 - How important is networking during Covid 31:59 - How important is Social Media to the business 34:03 - Grabbing listings through social media 50:43 - Listing Your Goals NOTABLE QUOTES (KEY LESSONS): “I don't know the word stop. I just keep going and love making things happen” “I think people really need to be grounded, and stay present in the moment. And for me that meant having a greater intimate relationship with God” CONNECTING WITH THE GUEST Facebook | LinkedIn | Instagram | YouTube Website #ExperimentBroker

In this episode, I share a recording of my interview with Mr Nathaniel Smith, Director of NYC men Teach at CUNY Queens College. He invited me to share with is Men Teach Mondays Series. Topic covered: 1. My journey into teaching, 2. Cultivating and releasing my authentic voice as a classroom teacher, and so much more. Take a listen.

Alyssa Perez is many things but among the most important are a mother, an environmentalist, and the founder of Stay Blooming. She's a Puerto Rican and has lived in the Bronx, New York her entire life. She has had a passion for our natural world since young and found herself wanting to protect these spaces over the years. Environmental awareness, education, and stewardship encompass much of her professional and personal lives. Stay Blooming reflects these values. She has also worked with Queens Botanical Garden as a Farm & Compost Intern and with GrowNYC as a Compost Coordinator. Alyssa recently graduated with her  BA in Environmental Studies at CUNY Queens College. Her goal is to make environmental education common knowledge, accessible, and digestible for anyone and everyone but especially her community. Show Notes - https://watersavvysolutions.com/cleaningup-newyork/ Topics Discussed: Building effective grassroots effort for volunteer cleanups. Being a woman of color in the environmental field. Effectiveness of plastic bag bans Follow Us: Instagram - @Breaking_Green_Ceilings Facebook- @breaking green ceilngs Twitter- @sapnamulki

"finding that courage and self love to be able to get myself out of the relationship. And it almost felt like me detaching from a whole identity. And so I felt like pulling away from this individual that I was so connected to for years. It felt like there was so many pieces of me that was so intertwined with that person's identity that I didn't know what was him, or what was me, and I had to redefine who I was. That took some time, I had to hit rock bottom which is not a bad thing I was talking to a few people and I tell them all the time, hitting rock bottom is the best thing because there's only one way up, and that is up." Malika Pegues  Welcome to Walking Through Glass: The Podcast. You are invited to ear-hustle in on an intimate conversation where we discuss our journey, joys, and diva "hacks" that help us “walk through glass”. Unscripted and Real. We share our stories and give you our best strategies to navigate fear, anxiety, depression, limited beliefs, negative self-talk, and shut up the imposter bully beating up our self-confidence. Walking Through Glass: The Podcast is about the struggle we face as women on our journey which I’ve coined "walking through glass". This podcast is all about telling our stories and LEARNING to live our authentic TRUTH. Please join me in welcoming special guest Malika Pegues. Malika Pegues, also known as “The Unstoppable Mom” is a United States Air Force Veteran, Mother, Student, and an upcoming motivational speaker that focuses on the challenges of motherhood by primarily campaigning Mental Health Awareness . While raising three daughters as a single mother, Malika advocates Domestic Violence Prevention and Woman Empowerment. Originally from New York City, Malika earned her associates degree at The City University of New York Queensborough Community College primarily concentrating on the study of Psychology and is currently in pursuit of her Bachelors degree at CUNY Queens College studying Neuroscience and Therapeutic Recreation. Please LIKE, TELL A FRIEND, and REVIEW Walking Through Glass: The Podcast on Apple Podcast. Thanks in advance. Link Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/walking-through-glass-the-podcast/id1454527119 Guest Inquiries: waywithwordmedia@gmail.com Social Media Instagram/Twitter: @drdeenaspeaks #domesticviolence #survivor #newbeginnings #singlemom #unstoppable #newyork

Indrani Goradia is the Founder of RAFT Cares (formerly Indrani’s Light Foundation), a philanthropist, and an advocate for women’s health and empowerment. She leads empowerment trainings in several countries around the world. She is also a board member of Everywoman Treaty and Think Equal.In 2013, Indrani joined forces with the global health organization PSI and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation to transform the lives of girls and women and lift them out of poverty. In partnership with PSI, Indrani’s Light Foundation launched programs in 2014 to eradicate gender-based violence in India and in her home country of Trinidad.As an in-demand author, speaker, and master certified life coach, Indrani delivers keynote addresses and leads workshops around the globe. She has also participated as a speaker at the World Women’s Health and Development Forum at the United Nations. In addition, Indrani has served as a keynote speaker and/or panelist at multiple international gatherings. Her TEDx Talk, Love Expressed as Violence is a Lie, can be found here.Indrani completed her formal education in New York City, attending CUNY Queens College and Kent State University. She recently earned a certification in Social Impact Strategy at UPenn and completed an executive leadership program at THNK in Amsterdam. Indrani is a master life coach and yoga teacher. As though these aren’t great accomplishments in their own right, Indrani became a triathlete and marathoner at 50 and believes the body needs exercise. In her spare time she quilts and travels with her family.In this episode, Indrani shares her passion for advocating for women and children in the wake of abuse. She recalls her transformational journey from childhood trauma to being intentional about breaking the  cycle of abuse when she became a parent. Combating the notion "don't ask, don't tell" Indrani has been able to courageously speak to abuse on the global stage. By accessing spaces of validation, she herself was able to process her healing and is currently in the position to offer resources for those that are often forgotten in the process, victim/survivor activists. As the country and world readjust to what life will be like post-COVID 19, Indrani cautions educators and practitioners alike, to proactively create space for children and women who are facing abuse. Additionally, as the Founder and executive leader at RAFT, Indrani reflects on brand identity in the social impact space. She shares her lessons learned so we are not hindered executing on our missions. As she notes, "As activists, your brand has to be the work".We are reminded of ways to shine in the face of adversity and trauma as we share Forward 4O’s platform with this phenomenal WOC in the nonprofit and social enterprise sector.Stay connected with Indrani on LinkedIn, Twitter and through her website. Learn more about the resources at RAFT here. Follow Forward 40(4tea) on IG and Twitter @forward4tea. Continue to support and nominate a guest to be on the show. You can also learn more about the host Coach Faith here.

In this episode of Growing Down podcast we are joined by Andrés Bernal. Andrés resides in New York City where he is a Lecturer of Urban Studies at CUNY Queens College and Doctoral student at The New School For Public Engagement, Division of Policy Management and Environment. His research focuses on the Green New Deal as a site of political communication and policy analysis. Andrés is a leading voice and proponent associated with the heterodox school of economic thought known as Modern Monetary Theory. Show Notes: Learn more about Andrés: https://www.andres-bernal.com/ Twitter: http://twitter.com/andresintheory --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/growing-down/message

We’re fortunate to have a close friend and advisor of Alexandria Ocasio Cortez as our guest for this episode. Andrés Bernal’s optimistic and expansive point of view is contagious and inspiring.  Explaining the source of his optimism in this terrifying time, Andrés says he is influenced by historical struggles for justice: the Black struggle, from abolition to the civil rights movement and beyond, the struggle of indigenous communities, and the liberation movements of colonized nations. In seemingly impossible situations, against all odds, people persevered. What emerged are the most beautiful examples of solidarity.   Andrés was a philosophy major, with concern for deconstructing knowledge, questioning what we know and how we know we know it. Perhaps this explains the direction his life has taken. Whether his boundless curiosity is innate or epistemological, his passion for humanity is palpable. He believes that cynicism is the fastest way to destruction and the antidote is a genuine search for knowledge.   He has managed to combine his disciplined pursuit of greater understanding with a belief that we can build a society of abundance that’s grounded in human creativity and based in a caring economy. In this interview he has the same reasoned enthusiasm when explaining the Green New Deal, a federal job guarantee, or public banks.   Andrés relates the story of his long friendship with AOC and how her political evolution coincided with his developing understanding of Modern Monetary Theory, which he shared with her. This magical confluence has had history-altering consequences; she is a major reason MMT has broken through the surface, and the ripples have not yet been stilled. She put the job guarantee on her platform and told a reporter that MMT should be part of the national discussion. She challenged the accepted wisdom that there’s a natural rate of unemployment, below which society will collapse, or face some calamitous fate. The chairman of the Federal Reserve was forced to agree with her, publicly.   This interview covers enough wonky material to satisfy regular fans of Macro N Cheese. But Andrés also inspires us to unleash our imagination, reconsider the nature of work, and plan for a future that meets all our needs.   Andrés Bernal is Lecturer of Urban Studies at CUNY Queens College, Doctoral student in Public & Urban Policy at The New School, and policy advisor, political organizer and Green New Deal scholar.   https://www.huffpost.com/entry/opinion-green-new-deal-cost_n_5c0042b2e4b027f1097bda5b   Andrés-Bernal.com   @andresintheory on Twitter

We are joined by Andrés Bernal, policy advisor to Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and doctoral student at the New School for Public Engagement, Division of Policy Management and Environment. We speak with Bernal about his history with political organizing and the critical role he has come to play in the modern money movement, including the struggle for a Green New Deal. He also sketches out his dissertation project, which focuses on the Green New Deal as a site of collective action, political communication, and policy analysis. Additionally, Bernal is a research fellow with the Global Institute for Sustainable Prosperity, and lecturer Urban Studies at CUNY Queens College. For more from Bernal, check out the article “We Can Pay for a Green New Deal,” which he coauthored with Stephanie Kelton and Greg Carlock. [link the article: https://www.huffpost.com/entry/opinion-green-new-deal-cost_n_5c0042b2e4b027f1097bda5b]

  Seth Thorson has specialized in the service of European automobiles since 1999. First, in Michigan and now at his current location in New Brighton, MN. Seth was educated at a UTI in Chicago where he was at the top of his class. He then went to BMW Step to finish the master’s program. Thorson was hired in at a BMW dealership in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan.  From there he moved to an independent shop in Waterford Michigan and learned VW Audi. Seth’s passion remained with BMW and he was offered a chance to buy an existing shop in New Brighton, Minnesota near where he grew up. He is the owner of Eurotech which specializes in BMW, Mercedes and Audi cars.  He is a firm believer in using factory tools to ensure proper repairs and coding. His team of highly trained and certified technicians are able to diagnose today’s complex vehicle systems! His second location, Green Garage, works on all makes and models. Seth also owns and runs a BMW tech support company called LMV Bavarian that provides support and programming to a growing network of over 200 shops via remote diagnostics.  He also teaches national seminars on BMW diagnostics. Seth has also partnered with SSF auto parts in their unique ‘hands-on’ training program. Seth belongs to AASP in MN, BIMRS as well as NASTEF.  He is also a member of Cecil Bullards (Institute for Automotive Business Excellence) 20 group. He believes idea sharing and networking with other shop owners has helped grow his business. Listen to Seth’s previous episodes  (https://remarkableresults.biz/?s=%22seth+thorson%22) . Dave Macholz is the Academic Chair of the Automotive Technology program at Suffolk County Community College, the largest Community College in the State of New York. Dave began his career as a Technician at the age of fifteen and worked as a tech while pursuing a degree at CUNY Queens College. After College Dave owned and operated his own shop and continued to work as a Technician until being hired as a full-time High School Automotive Teacher at Eastern Suffolk BOCES in Oakdale NY. Dave served as the lead instructor for the AYES Automotive program at ES BOCES for several years before leaving to take a position as a full time Instructor at Suffolk County Community College in Selden, NY where he currently Chairs the Fiat Chrysler MOPAR CAP Local, General Motors ASEP, Honda PACT, Subaru U, Toyota T-TEN, and general automotive programs. Dave is an instructor and program consultant for Worlpac where he teaches and manages a team of Asian market vehicle technical trainers. In addition to his instructional background, Dave writes technical articles for Motor Age Magazine, serves on several industry and publishing company advisory boards and is an advocate for continuing automotive education for working automotive professionals. Listen to Dave’s previous episodes (https://remarkableresults.biz/?s=macholz) . Aaron Dalton joined North Kansas City Schools in 2008 as an Engineering Technology Teacher teaching college engineering courses for 9 – 12 grades. Over the years, Aaron furthered his degree in Career and Technical Education (CTE) Leadership and became one of the lead teachers in the school district. In 2017, he was hired as Assistant Director for a Kansas City Area Career Center and in 2018 was promoted to Coordinator for School to Career Programming at North Kansas City Schools. Aaron currently oversees all career pathway programs in 6th grade, middle school, high school, and off-site programs like Automotive Technology. In the evenings, he teaches drafting courses at the local community college.   Key Talking Points: Don’t sell ourselves short. This is a fantastic career. We’ve got our problems but more and more are turning around and fixing our issues Be sure when you build a mentor and mentee program with an apprentice, you select the right person Be sure your mentor doesn’t disenfranchise your new...

Playing for Team Human today and closing out this season of the show; author and New York Times and Wired contributor Clive Thompson. Clive is a keen observer of human beings and the way different media and technological environments change how we see ourselves and our purpose. His latest book, Coders: The Making of a New Tribe and the Remaking of the World, looks at the ways coders are engaged in not only programing our technologies, but programming our reality. In this free-form Team Human conversation, Douglas and Clive discuss the embedded logic behind the codes that shape our society– looking all the way back to Torah, and then on to contemporary platforms.What values are being coded into our everyday experience? Is there still space for that very human, weird, and eclectic expressions of technology we once celebrated at the dawn of the internet?Rushkoff and Thompson bring both a critical eye and sense of hope to the project of writing human virtue and value back into the programming that shapes our experience of the world.Douglas opens with a monologue on the significance of language, specifically the machine metaphors, that also shape our understanding of reality. What do we lose when we think of human persons as as objects, “human resources,” inputs and outputs? Is there something more to being human than just being a producer in a system?Team Human will be taking a much needed break. We’ll still be working, just at a more human pace. We’re going to spend some time updating, planning, and researching the next season. Take some time to dig through the archive of our 129 shows. Check out the Team Human manifesto. Spread the word, and meet us back here soon.A special thanks to our radio broadcast partners at KSPC 88.7 FM broadcasting from Pomona College in Claremont, CA. You can stream the show at KSPC.org where Team Human plays on Sundays at 11am Pacific Time.And check out our friends KXRY 107.1 / 91.1 FM broadcasting in the Portland area, or tune in on the web at Xray.fm where Team Human plays Mondays at noon Pacific timeWe love college and community radio... if you'd like Team Human to play on your favorite station, please contact team at teamhuman dot fm.Thanks also to our many subscribers and supporters. You keep this show alive. You can find one another most easily on a new Reddit that was started by some Team Human listeners, so that everyone can find one another more easily. That’s reddit.com/r/teamhumanCheck out Douglas’s regular column on Medium, featuring expanded versions of the monologues you hear each week opening the show.Team Human happens each week thanks to the generous support of our listeners on Patreon. Your support makes the hours of labor that go into each show possible. You can also help by reviewing the show on iTunes.On this episode you heard Fugazi’s “Foreman’s Dog” in the intro thanks to the kindness of the band and Dischord Records. Mid-show you heard R.U. Sirius’s President Mussolini Makes the Planes Run On Time as well as transition music thanks to Herkimer Diamonds. This episode concludes with Mike Watt ’s beak-holding-letter-man plus a Team Human original by Stephen Bartolomei.Team Human is a production of the Laboratory for Digital Humanism at CUNY/Queens College. Our associate producer is Josh Chapdelaine; our community manager is Michael Bass; our virtual futurist is Luke Robert Mason; our photographer is Erin Locasio, our stage manager is Kristen Needham. Team Human is produced by Stephen Bartolomei. Thanks for joining Team Human - our last best hope for peeps. Code Photo by Markus Spiske on Unsplash Clive Photo by Liz Maney See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Playing for Team Human today: activist, professor, podcast producer, journalist, and musician Chenjerai Kumanyika. Chenjerai joins Douglas in the basement Media Squat at CUNY Queens College for a conversation about why studying history matters more than ever as we fight for a just future. Chenjerai also shares a bit of his own unique personal history; how he went from working in an emergency room to a touring as an international hip hop artist, to his most recent work as an activist/journalist and now, college professor at Rutgers University. Drawing from these diverse contexts, Chenjerai helps us understand media and activism in a time of renewed racism and repression. A spirit of deep conviction and empathy animates Chenjerai’s work and shines through in this conversation with Douglas.Check out Chenjerai’s Peabody Award winning podcast, Uncivil, from GimletListen to Things I've Seen featured in today’s show, from Chenjerai’s group The Spooks."You won't believe the things I've seenFar beyond your wildest dreamsI've seen chaos and order reign supremeI've seen the beauty of the universe so peaceful and sereneIn seconds turn to violence and screams"A clip from Chenjerai's recent lecture at Penn State is featured in this episode. Find this and more here: https://www.soc119.org/2018/10/25/class-18-being-an-activist-w-dr-chenjerai-kumanyika/This week's TH Music Credits: Mike Watt: beak-holding-letter-man in the intro and outro, segue music by R.U. Sirius: President Mussolini Makes The Planes Run On Time, and Herkimer Diamonds in the Midroll. Support Team Human by visiting teamhuman.fm/supportVersions of Douglas's monologues as well as streams of this podcast can be found on Medium See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

What happens when our past becomes indelibly fixed in the online databases that shape our digital identities? Is there ever escape from the internet’s permanent memory for our blemishes and increasingly public misfortunes? Sarah Lageson studies the serious social ramifications and new forms of “digital punishment” meted out by the growth of online crime data. On today’s episode she discusses this topic, the focus of her forthcoming book, Digital Punishment - Uses and Abuses of Criminal Records in the Big Data Age. Her work looks at the way bias and errors in the criminal justice system become embedded within these digital records and how this is exploited by private data brokers. Lageson and Rushkoff then turn to the very human question of how we should treat each other in a society where every mistake or brush with the law becomes glued to our digital identity. At the very least, it’s a future where we’re going to have to cut each other a little slack.Guest Bio:Sarah is an Assistant Professor at the Rutgers University-Newark School of Criminal Justice. She studies public access to criminal justice data, error in criminal record databases, and associated issues with punishment, Constitutional rights, and inequality. Sarah’s current research examines the growth of online crime data that remains publicly available, creating new forms of “digital punishment.” Learn more about Sarah at sarahlageson.comDouglas opens the show with a monologue about the gamification of social good on Wall Street. Can the market actually be coaxed into rewarding social good over exploitation? Or are funds such as the new ETF “JUST capital” a mere ploy to make investors feel good while exacerbating the problem of inequality?Today’s show was produced in the Laboratory for Digital Humanism at CUNY Queens College. Special thanks to community organizer Josh Chapedelaine who helped facilitate this recording. Luke Robert Mason is our associate producer.On this episode you heard Fugazi’s “Foreman’s Dog” in the intro, Herkhimer Diamonds “Xmas Underwater” followed by “Walkabout” from Episode 67 guest, Genesis Breyer P-Orridge‘s Throbbing Gristle plus “Sparlky Eyes” by Episode 68 Guest Stacco Troncoso. Our closing music is thanks to Mike Watt.You can support the show by visiting Teamhuman.fm/support. Please review Team Human on iTunes. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dave Macholz is the Academic Chair of the Automotive Technology program at Suffolk County Community College, the largest Community College in the State of New York. Dave began his career as a Technician at the age of fifteen and worked as a tech while pursuing a degree at CUNY Queens College. After College Dave owned and operated his own shop and continued to work as a Technician until being hired as a full-time High School Automotive Teacher at Eastern Suffolk BOCES in Oakdale NY. Dave served as the lead instructor for the AYES Automotive program at ES BOCES for several years before leaving to take a position as a full time Instructor at Suffolk County Community College in Selden, NY where he currently Chairs the Fiat Chrysler MOPAR CAP Local, General Motors ASEP, Honda PACT, Subaru U, Toyota T-TEN, and general automotive programs. Dave is an instructor and program consultant for Worlpac where he teaches and manages a team of Asian market vehicle technical trainers. In addition to his instructional background, Dave writes technical articles for Motor Age Magazine, serves on several industry and publishing company advisory boards and is an advocate for continuing automotive education for working automotive professionals. Talking points: Dave grew up in his grandfather’s shop. Suffolk County Community College on Long Island, New York is in its 30 th Year. There are over 6,000 registered shops on Long Island. How do we Improve enrollment in automotive technology college or automotive post-secondary schools? Need to first communicate the need for techs which starts in schools Middle school, high school, BOCES (Board of Cooperative Educational; Services in New York provides school districts with shared skilled trades courses) It starts with parents. If the parent’s perception that the automotive industry isn’t the right path for their child, then students never consider it as a career. Students starting their career in the automotive. Initial pay is lower than most careers, $12/hr, required to have own tools. This needs to change. The Industry needs to start with a pay progression process along with pay scale that follows that progression. Too many students are not doing challenging work after two years and they lose interest in their chosen career. We must take on this task to challenge our future techs. Mentors are necessary to help students into their new career. Key for the student to become successful. Shops needs to commit to cost in training. Mentoring is a skill and needs to be learned. Most senior person in the shop is not necessarily the best choice for being a Mentor. There will be a charge involved in mentoring young people. The shop must come to that realization. Rethink automotive industry. From training, certifications, and continuing education. New business models may be considered. With technology changing in cars you need a next level technician. Internships First semester- vet skills Second semester in the first year- 80 hours spring semester, 400 hours over summer, 80-160 fall semester, graduation about 100% of interns are working. 60% dealerships, 40% independent shops. Post-secondary must follow up with industry to verify students career pathing and learn about any changes to the program to better prepare and keep student employed. Capital budgets for public college and the need for improvement. 70-80% is faculty salary and benefits. Need to get creative for funding- grants, donations. Facility upgrades need to be considered because of the demand of the industry. The need of industry is so great which is sparking interest from colleges to help fill industry’s employment needs. That is what community colleges do. Grants are important to find funding. In-kind donations are also important for his program. Key to funding is involvement from industry. Future of

Playing for Team Human is Brian Hughes. Brian is a recent graduate of the Media Studies Graduate Program at CUNY Queens College, home to Team Human and the Laboratory for Digital Humanism. Hughes’s work explores media origins and portrayals of extremism. On today’s episode, Hughes begins by sharing his research on Arab Nationalism as related to media technologies from global broadcast to networked communications. Using his recent MA thesis as the springboard, Hughes and Rushkoff take a deep look at nationalist and extremist affinities that have surfaced both at home and abroad. How do hypertext, memes, and even magick fit into this story? Tune in to find out.Read Brian Hughes’s MA thesis linked in the abstract below and at queenscollege.media:“The 20th Century witnessed several opportunities to unify the Arab peoples as a political and identitarian bloc. None of these attempts, however, resulted in a lasting pan-Arab nationalism. Brian Hughes‘s thesis, Communications Technologies and the End of Arab Nationalism, argues that the nationalist paradigm was at odds with those communications technologies available to spread the 20th Century Arab nationalist message. This mismatch has had dire and lasting consequences into the new millennium, including the rise of violent jihadist ideologies such as those of Al Qaeda and the Islamic State.”More of Brian’s work can be found at the following links:http://qc-cuny.academia.edu/BrianHughesOn CNN:http://www.cnn.com/2016/11/16/opinions/how-to-fix-the-fake-news-problem-hughes/http://www.cnn.com/2016/10/24/opinions/social-media-false-narratives-hughes/  Get bonus content on Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Playing for Team Human is Brian Hughes. Brian is a recent graduate of the Media Studies Graduate Program at CUNY Queens College, home to Team Human and the Laboratory for Digital Humanism. Hughes’s work explores media origins and portrayals of extremism. On today’s episode, Hughes begins by sharing his research on Arab Nationalism as related to media technologies from global broadcast to networked communications. Using his recent MA thesis as the springboard, Hughes and Rushkoff take a deep look at nationalist and extremist affinities that have surfaced both at home and abroad. How do hypertext, memes, and even magick fit into this story? Tune in to find out.Read Brian Hughes’s MA thesis linked in the abstract below and at queenscollege.media:“The 20th Century witnessed several opportunities to unify the Arab peoples as a political and identitarian bloc. None of these attempts, however, resulted in a lasting pan-Arab nationalism. Brian Hughes‘s thesis, Communications Technologies and the End of Arab Nationalism, argues that the nationalist paradigm was at odds with those communications technologies available to spread the 20th Century Arab nationalist message. This mismatch has had dire and lasting consequences into the new millennium, including the rise of violent jihadist ideologies such as those of Al Qaeda and the Islamic State.”More of Brian’s work can be found at the following links:http://qc-cuny.academia.edu/BrianHughesOn CNN:http://www.cnn.com/2016/11/16/opinions/how-to-fix-the-fake-news-problem-hughes/http://www.cnn.com/2016/10/24/opinions/social-media-false-narratives-hughes/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

PATRICIA PARK was born and raised in Queens and is a graduate of the Bronx High School of Science. She earned her BA in English from Swarthmore College and an MFA in Fiction from Boston University. A former Fulbright Scholar and Emerging Writer Fellow at the Center for Fiction, she has published essays in The New York Times, Slice, and the Guardian. She has taught writing at Boston University, CUNY Queens College, and Ewha Womans University in Seoul. She lives in Brooklyn, New York.

Host Alice Backer of www.kiskeacity.com welcomes guest Wynnie Lamour. Wynnie Lamour is the founder of the Haitian Creole Institute of NYC. She is an educator with a focus on Language & Communication. She has spent the last several years teaching Haitian Creole in the New York City metro area to a wide array of language learners. Her experiences growing up in Brooklyn as a Haitian-American have provided her with equal comfort in both cultures and languages. Wynnie has a BA in Linguistics from Cornell University and an MA in Urban Affairs from CUNY Queens College. Wynnie's philosophy of teaching is rooted in the idea of "Mindfulness", which promotes community and connectedness, while establishing a sense of pride and respect for both the Haitian language and culture. Wynnie's most recent work includes a translation of an excerpt of the Franketienne novel "Dezafi" published May 2013 by Transition Magazine (Issue 111 "New Narratives of Haiti"), a publication of the W. E. B. Du Bois Institute at Harvard University."

Join me and my guest, Marsha Gildin, as we talk about giving meaning to the elderly and understanding to kids by them sharing the arts (www.estanyc.org). Marsha holds a Masters in Science in Education from CUNY Queens College and served as Faculty in the Graduate School of Education. Marsha Gildin is a Master Teaching Artist with Elders Share … Read more about this episode...

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