Podcasts about Cynthia White

The March episode of A Garden Runs Through It, a podcast by the UC Master Gardener Program of Colusa County, features Karina, the UC Master Gardener Coordinator, and Cynthia White, a UC Master Gardener, discussing essential gardening tasks, upcoming events, and soil health.Key Topics:Gardening Tips: Checking irrigation systems, fertilizing roses, fruit trees, and lawns, managing aphids, preparing garden beds with compost, and planting vegetables like lettuce and carrots.Upcoming Events: The UC Master Gardeners will host an information table at the Colusa County Fairgrounds on April 12. Updates on the Donna Critchfield demonstration garden include new plantings and vegetable donations to local food programs.Soil Discussion: The importance of healthy soil, proper watering, soil pH levels, and best practices for composting and mulching.Listeners will gain practical gardening advice and insights on maintaining healthy plants throughout the season.Do you have a question for the Master Gardeners, email karbarrera@ucanr.edu ; be sure to include "GARDEN PODCAST" in the subject line to have your question considered to be answered on the show.For more information about the UC Master Gardeners of Colusa County, click here To sign up for the UC Master Gardener's of Colusa County Newsletter, click here"Like" the UC Master Gardeners of Colusa County on Facebook.Want to give to the UC Master Gardner's of Colusa County? Donate at: https://ucanr.edu/sites/donate/?fund_id=1283 - be sure to mention you heard the podcast.Send us a textDISCLAIMER: The University of California does not endorse or is associated with any of these products or organizations. The views, thoughts, and opinions expressed do not represent the views, thoughts, and opinions of the University of California. THE REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA MAKE NO REPRESENTATION OR WARRANTIES WITH RESPECT TO THE CONTENTS HEREOF, AND SPECIFICALLY DISCLAIM ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES OR MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR ANY PARTICULAR PURPOSE. The material and information presented here is for general information purposes only. You should not rely upon the material or information presented here as a basis for making any business, legal, medical or any other decisions.

In the September episode of A Garden Runs Through It, hosted by Cynthia White from the UC Master Gardener program of Colusa County, the focus is on dealing with heatwave damage in the garden and the tasks to prepare for fall. Cynthia emphasizes pulling out summer plants that have been burned by the heat and planting new crops for the cooler months. She shares advice from Don Shore, explaining how extreme heat can prevent vegetables like tomatoes and beans from setting fruit, and offers solutions like providing shade to protect plants.Cynthia also discusses the importance of proper irrigation, especially during heatwaves, sharing her personal story about losing avocado fruit due to a failed watering system. She recommends using drip irrigation and other deep watering techniques, such as filling five-gallon buckets with small holes to keep water oozing out slowly around plants and trees.For gardeners planning ahead, Cynthia suggests planting late-summer crops like squash, cucumbers, and tomatoes, which can still produce well into fall. She highlights heat-tolerant plants like zinnias, salvias, and cosmos for continued garden color, as well as vegetables like beets and swiss chard for planting in September.The episode concludes with reminders to monitor irrigation systems, water deeply, and plan for next year's garden. Gardening tips and event information can be found on the Master Gardeners of Colusa County's website and social media pages.Do you have a question for the Master Gardeners, email karbarrera@ucanr.edu; be sure to include "GARDEN PODCAST" in the subject line to have your question considered to be answered on the show.For more information about the UC Master Gardeners of Colusa County, click here To sign up for the UC Master Gardener's of Colusa County Newsletter, click here"Like" the UC Master Gardeners of Colusa County on Facebook.Want to give to the UC Master Gardner's of Colusa County? Donate at: https://ucanr.edu/sites/donate/?fund_id=1283 - be sure to mention you heard the podcast.DISCLAIMER: The University of California does not endorse or is associated with any of these products or organizations. The views, thoughts, and opinions expressed do not represent the views, thoughts, and opinions of the University of California. THE REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA MAKE NO REPRESENTATION OR WARRANTIES WITH RESPECT TO THE CONTENTS HEREOF, AND SPECIFICALLY DISCLAIM ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES OR MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR ANY PARTICULAR PURPOSE. The material and information presented here is for general information purposes only. You should not rely upon the material or information presented here as a basis for making any business, legal, medical or any other decisions.

Welcome to Revenue Boost: A Marketing Podcast, the ultimate resource for business leaders eager to skyrocket their company's growth!In this episode, "Accelerating Product Launch: Untangling Company Challenges from Concept to Market," host Kerry Curran welcomes Cynthia White, president of Ceatro Group. They explore the critical junctures where companies often face hurdles, from the initial stages of product development to bringing a product to market. Cynthia shares insights on how her firm intervenes when products underperform or companies struggle to meet market demands.Join us to discover how strategic thinking and deep market understanding can turn potential failures into resounding successes. If you're ready to unlock the secrets of accelerating your product launch and boosting your company's revenue, let's get started!

Saturday, March 23, 2024 - Join Global Gospel as we continue to honor women in the month of March.  Our special guest for today is Cynthia White as she shares her testimony of health and wellness.  Consider Luke 8:48 "And he said unto her, Daughter, be of good comfort: thy faith hath made thee whole; go in peace." Stay tuned and be blessed!

 In this episode of "A Garden Runs Through It", Colusa County Master Gardener's Gerry Hernandez, and Cynthia White discuss drought management and water conservation in your garden.Do you have a question for the Master Gardeners, email glhernandez@ucanr.edu ; be sure to include "GARDEN PODCAST" in the subject line to have your question considered to be answered on the show.For more information about the UC Master Gardeners of Colusa County, click here To sign up for the UC Master Gardener's of Colusa County Newsletter, click here"Like" the UC Master Gardeners of Colusa County on Facebook.Want to give to the UC Master Gardner's of Colusa County? Donate at: https://ucanr.edu/sites/donate/?fund_id=1283 - be sure to mention you heard the podcast.DISCLAIMER: The University of California does not endorse or is associated with any of these products or organizations.  The views, thoughts, and opinions expressed do not represent the views, thoughts, and opinions of the University of California.  THE REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA MAKE NO REPRESENTATION OR WARRANTIES WITH RESPECT TO THE CONTENTS HEREOF, AND SPECIFICALLY DISCLAIM ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES OR MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR ANY PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  The material and information presented here is for general information purposes only.  You should not rely upon the material or information presented here as a basis for making any business, legal, medical or any other decisions. 

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In this episode of 'A Garden Runs Through It', the UC Master Gardeners of Colusa County, Gerry Hernandez, Cynthia White discuss memorial gardens, and honoring loved ones. For more information about garden pests, visit: http://ipm.ucanr.edu/Do you have a question for the Master Gardeners, email studio@radiocolusa.com; be sure to include "GARDEN PODCAST" in the subject line to have your question considered to be answered on the show.For more information about the UC Master Gardeners of Colusa County, click here To sign up for the UC Master Gardener's of Colusa County Newsletter, click here"Like" the UC Master Gardeners of Colusa County on Facebook.Want to give to the UC Master Gardner's of Colusa County? Donate at: https://ucanr.edu/sites/donate/?fund_id=1283 - be sure to mention you heard the podcast.DISCLAIMER: The University of California does not endorse or is associated with any of these products or organizations.  The views, thoughts, and opinions expressed do not represent the views, thoughts, and opinions of the University of California.  THE REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA MAKE NO REPRESENTATION OR WARRANTIES WITH RESPECT TO THE CONTENTS HEREOF AND SPECIFICALLY DISCLAIM ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES OR MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR ANY PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  The material and information presented here is for general information purposes only.  You should not rely upon the material or information presented here as a basis for making any business, legal, medical or any other decisions.

On this episode, Paige chats with her friend Cynthia White. Cynthia is a is a partner-level management consultant/anthropologist. She is the President of her company, Ceatro Group where she typically works with organizations that have complex product and service offerings, multi-year relationships with customers in both the B2B and B2C space. Executives and P&L leaders count on Cynthia for her accurate analysis, efficient projects, executive-level relationships, and her deep understanding human behavior, customer experience, customer service, and innovation.Cynthia is also an artist and the face behind her art business, Cynthia White Art. Paige and Cynthia discuss art, skill, technology, and over the couch art. Cynthia shares her experience showing her work around Boston, selling direct, by commission, and as the first original artist on Wayfair's designer site, Perigold.Throughout Cynthia's experience working in corporate and traveling around the world, she would always find ways to create during her down time in her hotel room while on work trips. Cynthia explored photography, crafting, cake decorating, quilting, and other creative outlets. When Cynthia wanted to get back into painting, she decided to explore abstract painting, acrylic paints, and adding various mediums to acrylic paint. Prior to Cynthia White Art, Cynthia expresses how she never thought about making money off of her art because that wasn't the path she necessarily wanted for herself. Cynthia describes how defining herself as an “artist” wasn't a red flag she needed to wave due of her craving to accomplish other things in addition to making art. Cynthia shares lots of amazing stories that will make you laugh and leave you feeling driven and inspired. She shares her experience traveling to West Africa on a Fulbright scholarship to study the cultural sharing of textiles and pursuing a career as an anthropologist, to her obsession of painting her breasts while at college, to falling in front of Kim Kardashian. To follow and support Cynthia, check out https://www.cynthiaewhite.com and https://www.cynthiaewhite.com.

In this episode of 'A Garden Runs Through It', the UC Master Gardeners of Colusa County, Gerry Hernandez, Cynthia White discuss garden pests and how to manage them.For more information about garden pests, visit: http://ipm.ucanr.edu/Do you have a question for the Master Gardeners, email studio@radiocolusa.com; be sure to include "GARDEN PODCAST" in the subject line to have your question considered to be answered on the show.For more information about the UC Master Gardeners of Colusa County, click here To sign up for the UC Master Gardener's of Colusa County Newsletter, click here"Like" the UC Master Gardeners of Colusa County on Facebook.Want to give to the UC Master Gardner's of Colusa County? Donate at: https://ucanr.edu/sites/donate/?fund_id=1283 - be sure to mention you heard the podcast.DISCLAIMER: The University of California does not endorse or is associated with any of these products or organizations.  The views, thoughts, and opinions expressed do not represent the views, thoughts, and opinions of the University of California.  THE REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA MAKE NO REPRESENTATION OR WARRANTIES WITH RESPECT TO THE CONTENTS HEREOF AND SPECIFICALLY DISCLAIM ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES OR MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR ANY PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  The material and information presented here is for general information purposes only.  You should not rely upon the material or information presented here as a basis for making any business, legal, medical or any other decisions.

On this  episode of 'A Garden Runs Through It', the UC Master Gardener's of Colusa County, Gerry Hernandez, and Cynthia White provide helpful gardening tips, and tree planting advice. They also discuss their favorite tree's, gift items, and much more. Do you have a question for the Master Gardeners, email glhernandez@ucanr.edu; be sure to include PODCAST in the subject line to have your question considered to be answered on the show. For additional tree information and advice, visit:https://selectree.calpoly.eduFor information on water wise plants, and more, visit:https://arboretum.ucdavis.eduFor more information about the UC Master Gardener's of Colusa County, visit: http://cecolusa.ucanr.edu/Master_Gardeners/Sign up for the UC Master Gardener's of of Colusa County Newsletter: http://cecolusa.ucanr.edu/Master_Gardeners/Newsletter_81/"Like" the UC Master Gardener's of Colusa County on Facebook. Want to give to the UC Master Gardner's of Colusa County? Donate at: https://ucanr.edu/sites/donate/?fund_id=1283 - be sure to mention you heard the podcast. DISCLAIMER: The University of California does not endorse or is associated with any of these products or organizations.  The views, thoughts, and opinions expressed do not represent the views, thoughts, and opinions of the University of California.  THE REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA MAKE NO REPRESENTATION OR WARRANTIES WITH RESPECT TO THE CONTENTS HEREOF AND SPECIFICALLY DISCLAIM ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES OR MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR ANY PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  The material and information presented here is for general information purposes only.  You should not rely upon the material or information presented here as a basis for making any business, legal, medical or any other decisions.

Julie Murphy interviews award winning poets Ellen Bass and Cynthia White about their poems and the work of Jericho Brown and Paul Tran included in the new gender-inclusive anthology Grabbed: Poets and Writers on Sexual Assault, Empowerment and Healing. Please join us as we read stunning poems and engage in a lively discussion of the power of poetry, how to write about difficult subjects, art and healing, and more. From the Grabbed website: "The editors asked writers and poets to add to the conversation about what being “grabbed” means to them in their own experience or in whatever way the word “grabbed” inspired them. What they received are often searing, heart-rending works, ranging in topic from sexual misconduct to racial injustice, from an unwanted caress to rape, expressed in powerful, beautifully crafted prose and poetry. This book is for everyone who has ever felt alone in their experience of being grabbed, violated, overlooked, and silenced. This anthology is their voice. It is their war cry. It is their plea to be heard and be seen. We want this volume to provide hope to those who have yet to harness the power of their own story. Years in the making, the stitching together of this important narrative chronicles a moment in time which is, unfortunately, also timeless." Grabbed: Writers and Poets on Sexual Assault, Empowerment and Healing edited by Richard Blanco, Caridad Moro, Nikki Moustaki, and Elisa Albo Grabbed Website Ellen Bass Cynthia White The Courage to Heal: A Guide for Women Survivors of Child Sexual Abuse 20th Anniversary Edition by Ellen Bass and Laura Davis I Never Told Anyone by Ellen Bass

Dion O'Reilly talks with poet Cynthia White and fellow Bee Julie Murphy about our favorite poems. We read Diane Seuss, Lucille Clifton, Robert Frost, Tracy K. Smith, and Frank Gaspar.

Recruiting Election Workers Panel featuring, Rev. Danielle Ayers and Cynthia White from Friendship West Baptist Church in Dallas.

Listen here for a great conversation and great poems. Julie Murphy interviews Cynthia White and Maggie Paul, Santa Cruz poets, who read new work and talk about nature, metaphor, and who inspires them. Maggie Paul Website Facebook: Cynthia White Facebook: The Hidden Life of Trees by Peter Wohlleben A Natural History of the Senses by Diane Ackerman

Topic: Racial Diversity: Candid and Colorful Conversations. Panel speakers; Lisa T Grimes, and Cynthia White. Revive Podcast is a place where you will hear inspiring testimonies and expert information to help you be Restored & Revived in the difficult areas of life. This is a place to renew strength anytime & anywhere. https://juliepearson.org/

Have you ever felt uncomfortable being around people, avoided or cancelled appointments at the last minute or your mind “bugging” as if it’s on hyperdrive? In this episode, Cynthia White, a Speaker, Entrepreneur, Coach, Mentor, and Mental Health Advocate joins Suzette as they talk about how mental health should be acknowledged as an important issue in our society. Cynthia and Suzette share their thoughts on what healthy habits should be incorporated into our routine for us to live our life by design and not by default. Tune in as Cynthia shares her personal battle with mental illness and how she became her own advocate. In this episode, Suzette and Cynthia talk about Cynthia’s journey from going through a mental health illness to coming to terms with her condition   The factors that actually contribute to mental health illnesses Various types of mental health illnesses Rest and other healthy habits as important factors in maintaining one’s mental health and helping us to have a healthier and fuller life Things that made us go hmm From Suzette: “So many things can cause you to have mental health challenges.” “We’re doing ourselves a disservice when we don’t rest.” From Cynthia: “Just as mental illness is real, so is recovery.” “We know, yes, God can heal, but you can also use medicine.” “If the God of the universe could sleep after he created everything that he created, why can’t we?” “We don’t hustle. We don’t grind. We simply align.” References mentioned Cynthia White & Associates Website Remarkable Living Institute Website Cynthia White Facebook Rest & Build: A 31-Day Journey to Restore Your Soul and Design a Life That Matters Book Enoughness Reminder Recovering is just as real as mental illnesses themselves. It may be a huge challenge to accept that your brain is not functioning the way it was designed to but professionals such as psychiatrists and psychologists can help you figure out what’s really going on. Hustling and grinding may be important for us to live, but resting is just as important in order to preserve our mental health. About Cynthia White Cynthia White is the CEO/Founder of Cynthia White and Associates LLC. This speaker, entrepreneur, coach, mentor, and mental health advocate has helped business professionals and entrepreneurs to showcase their brands visually from the inside out. As someone who survived a mental illness herself, Cynthia’s work with her company, Remarkable Living Institute,  helps women live their lives as intended by design and not by default. A proud mother of three adult children, Cynthia and her husband James, who is also a pastor, live in Cary, North Carolina. Cynthia exudes peace and elegance through her love of tea, crafting, flowers, and animal print. What were your aha moments?  We'd love to hear them! To dive more deeply into today's episode or to get answers to specific questions, join other Enough Warriors at Enough Factor Connect. Interested in being a guest? We've made it easy peasy!  Click here and someone from our team will contact you! Interested in my free audio? Instantly access "How Dating Mr. Wrong Led Me to Mr. Right" now from my official website, www.suzettesolutions.com/ourpodcast   Thank you for listening! Credits Music by DH The Composer Cover Design by Odyssey Administrative Services, LLC Photo from the gallery of royalty free photo options on Pixteller.com

Making new treatments often starts by finding out just what building blocks you have. But what if you could use the blocks with whole new sets? What if you could see how the blocks changed between owners? What about making your own brand new blocks? When fighting bacteria, we need every tool we can get. This week we find out about some great ways to take the fight back to bacteria in new and interesting ways from artificial cells, or new combinations of treatments, even to tracking the way bacteria changes over aeons. References: Emily J. Richardson, Rodrigo Bacigalupe, Ewan M. Harrison, Lucy A. Weinert, Samantha Lycett, Manouk Vrieling, Kirsty Robb, Paul A. Hoskisson, Matthew T. G. Holden, Edward J. Feil, Gavin K. Paterson, Steven Y. C. Tong, Adebayo Shittu, Willem van Wamel, David M. Aanensen, Julian Parkhill, Sharon J. Peacock, Jukka Corander, Mark Holmes, J. Ross Fitzgerald. Gene exchange drives the ecological success of a multi-host bacterial pathogen. Nature Ecology & Evolution, 2018; 2 (9): 1468 DOI: 10.1038/s41559-018-0617-0 Elif Tekin, Cynthia White, Tina Manzhu Kang, Nina Singh, Mauricio Cruz-Loya, Robert Damoiseaux, Van M. Savage, Pamela J. Yeh. Prevalence and patterns of higher-order drug interactions in Escherichia coli. npj Systems Biology and Applications, 2018; 4 (1) DOI: 10.1038/s41540-018-0069-9 Yunfeng Ding, Luis E. Contreras-Llano, Eliza Morris, Michelle Mao, Cheemeng Tan. Minimizing Context Dependency of Gene Networks Using Artificial Cells. ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces, 2018; DOI: 10.1021/acsami.8b10029

The Shakespeares only had one bank left to rob. It should have been easy...in and out in under sixty seconds; but a fit of madness and an itchy trigger finger changed all of that. Now the three sorority sisters are on the run, and seeking refuge with a mystic who believes they've dipped their toes into a pool straight from hell. That uneasy feeling you get when you flip off the lights and jump into bed? That's Darkness as a Bride. Written by Tyler Grimes. Directed by Anthony Methvin. Starring Dani DeCarlo, Julia Giolzetti, Rachael VanWormer, Stacy Michelle Walker, and Marci Ann Wibben. Sound Engineering and Design by Lisha Brown. Sound Editing by Tyler Grimes. Play Development by Cynthia White. Artwork by Andrew Singer. dtc radio Theme Music by Spencer Robelen. All other music and sounds used with permission from Audioblocks.

Workshop Wednesdays with Tony Gambone with his guest Tommy Kulpa & Cynthia White Tommy Kulpa has been associated with the Insurance and Financial Services Industry for the past three years; and chose this field because of the increase in people outliving their money. I have studied and worked with Insurance, Medicare Supplement/Gap Insurance Plans, Final Expense Insurance, Annuities, 401K rollovers, and Universal Life Insurance products. He joined PHP Agency because of their commitment to save America; one family at a time through their Playbook Process, their standards, morals, ethics, and determination to make a difference. His primary focus is to conduct needs assessments to young families, businesses, and the baby boomer market offering solutions so they live a lifestyle of significance. www.phpdream.com Cynthia White is an Actor, Director, Writer, Producer and Acting Coach. She has coached hundreds of professional actors and acting students all over the country and world through IndependentActor, a talent development and career coaching consultancy for Actors and Performing Artists. Her book on acting technique and creative career development, Your Castable Types®: Understanding How The Industry Perceives Your Talent Will Maximize Your Acting Success, is published by Smith & Kraus and available at bookstores in the USA, Great Britain, Australia, Israel and India as well as online retailers such as Amazon.com. - See more at: http://www.independentactor.com/about/#sthash.jHOMq8wy.dpuf

Cynthia White is an Actor, Director, Writer, Producer and Acting Coach. She has coached hundreds of professional actors and acting students all over the country and world through IndependentActor, a talent development and career coaching consultancy for Actors and Performing Artists. Her book on acting technique and creative career development, Your Castable Types®: Understanding How The Industry Perceives Your Talent Will Maximize Your Acting Success, is published by Smith & Kraus and available at bookstores in the USA, Great Britain, Australia, Israel and India as well as online retailers such as Amazon.com. Your Castable Types® has been added to the permanent performing arts collection at thirty-nine college and university libraries including NYU, Yale, Columbia, Brown, Emerson and UNC. IndependentActor has been profiled by WomenArts for an amazing 99% success rate with clients auditioning for graduate and undergraduate acting programs and is a past recipient of grant funding from The Women’s Venture Fund, Empire State Development Corp. and Seedco. Ms. White is often sought after for her creative and career makeovers of professional actors working on Broadway, feature films and network television. Cynthia is a frequent speaker on panels discussing acting, directing and careers in the arts at colleges and high schools including NYU's Tisch School of the Arts, St. John’s University, Moravian College in Pennsylvania, Pace University, The Lee Strasberg Theatre Institute program at NYU and Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis High School in New York City. She is the commercial and on-camera acting coach for Modeling Camp NYC and has taught monologues and scene study at the New York Film Academy and acting for film and television, commercials and improvisation at the Academy of Cinema and Television in five cities. 

Cynthia White is a professional Actor, Director, Writer and Producer as well as an Acting Coach with clients on Broadway and television, in film and commercials. I have been giving interviews in support of my book on acting, Your Castable Types, published by Smith & Kraus, and on topics including how to get into the entertainment industry and how to launch, grow and sustain an acting career.

A look at PTSD with discussions about what causes it, it's definition, efforts to try to prevent it, and interventions, with psychiatrist Cynthia White.