Podcasts about Dalena

We drinken thee, gebruiken oordopjes en kopen een duur matras. We doen alles voor een goede nachtrust. Maar wat gebeurt er precies in onze slaap? En is die 8 uur eigenlijk wel nodig?Heeft u vragen, suggesties of ideeën over onze journalistiek? Mail dan naar onze ombudsman via ombudsman@nrc.nlHost: Lucas BrouwersGasten: Hendrik Spiering en Gemma VenhuizenProducers: Celiné Cornelis en Rosa van ToledoShownotes:Brahm's Lullaby gespeeld door Michelle Masumune op piccolo en Matt Keating op cello:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U_He8rI5GDQ&ab_channel=MichelleMatsumune Boeken die in de aflevering worden genoemd:Dalena van Heugten. Nachrust.Merijn van der Laar. Slapen als een oermens.Zie het privacybeleid op https://art19.com/privacy en de privacyverklaring van Californië op https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

rank Dalena and Mykal Walker, linebacker for the Washington Commanders, sit down with safety Jeremy Reaves. The trio dives into Reaves' journey to the NFL, discussing his path from undrafted free agent to key player on the Washington Commanders' defense. Reaves opens up about his experiences on and off the field, sharing insights on his leadership, work ethic, and the mentality it takes to succeed in the league.

In this episode of the Mom Owned and Operated podcast, Rita Suzanne and Dalena Bradley discuss raising a family, running a business and remembering yourself.Dalena Bradley is an executive job interview coach and career marketing specialist. For 16 years, she has had her own practice helping hundreds of professionals excel in interviews and win job offers through 1:1 coaching, robust workshops, and as a subject matter expert for publications and podcasts. Formerly, she was a consultant with two global outplacement firms, an executive recruiter, and a corporate communications professional for Hyatt Hotels, Nestlé Beverage Company, and a leading commercial insurance brokerage firm. Dalena is a Certified Interview Coach (CIC), and a member of Career Directors International and the Professional Association of Resume Writers and Career Coaches. She has a B.A. in Communications from the University of Portland and lives in Portland with her husband and two dogs.You can connect with Dalena on her website and LinkedIn.Send a text message! Email, if you want a reply though. ;) Support the Show.P.S. You can find more interviews at momownedandoperated.com and learn about working with Rita at ritasuzanne.com/apply/

In this episode of Right to Life Radio, host John Gerardi speaks with Sissy Dalena-Wood, co-founder of the Obria Medical Clinics of Central California. They discuss the critical public health issues facing the San Joaquin Valley, particularly the lack of prenatal care for low-income women. Sissy highlights the mission and impact of the Obria Clinics, which offer comprehensive OB/GYN services and holistic support to underserved communities. The conversation also touches on the clinic's partnerships with local organizations and the essential role of community support in providing dignified and compassionate care.   Show Notes   • Introduction: Host John Gerardi introduces  Sissy Delana Wood, co-founder of the Obria Medical Clinics of Central California. • Main Topic: Discussion on the significant public health challenges in the San Joaquin Valley, focusing on the lack of prenatal care for low-income women. • Obria Medical Clinics: Overview of the clinic's mission, services offered, and its holistic approach to patient care. • Community Impact: The clinic's growth, patient stories, and the importance of treating patients with dignity and respect. • Partnerships: Collaboration with local organizations like Catholic Charities to provide comprehensive support to patients. • Support and Donations: Information on how to support and donate to the Obria Clinics, emphasizing local impact. • Closing Remarks: Upcoming topics on the next episode, including political updates and their implications for abortion policy.

In this episode, we will talk with Frank Dalena who is host of the Bring The Juice Podcast. Frank grew up on a farm in the Central Valley of California while playing every sport they had to offer. Walked-On to his Division 1 hometown team Fresno State and played his 5 years of football before moving to Park City, Utah to chase a new Olympic venture.  God has always been in Frank's life wherever he has gone and in this episode we will hear how important prayer is for him in every aspect of his life. To follow Frank on his podcast Bring the Juice, you can go to:  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQpOp512bQH8DN7s_WUgaSw  

Sustainability of Wool Textiles with IWTO's Dalena White by American Sheep Industry Association

In this episode we'll sit down in a walk in closet in TX for some good ole girl talk with Shelah & Dalena, my dear friends (who are also sisters). --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/danielle-walter/message

Rugby Standout Nathan Dalena come on bring the juice to discuss the growth of the sport as well as the California pipeline. Iron sharpens iron and rugby is a staple for teaching how to tackle. The fellas dive deep into what it takes to earn your role on a rugby team, the opportunities, the post game experiences, and what the Olympic caliber team would look like. Bringing the juice is elite for rugby

Dalena Wallace is a busy homeschool mom of six. She manages a co-op serving 35 local homeschoolers and operates a hybrid microschool called AIM High. She is the founder of AIM Educational Collaborative LLC which helps provide assistance and coaching for others who would like to build Autonomous, Innovative, and Missional educational models. To learn more about her work visit: https://www.aimeducationks.com/, reach out @ https://twitter.com/DalenaWallace, or email: dalena.aimeducation@gmail.com. Produced by Show-Me Opportunity

Dalena returns to discuss how she's been doing since her first appearance on the show (back in March of 2022). We discuss a range of topics but primarily focus on dysphoric mania and hypersexuality. Bipolar Recorder is on twitter @BipolarRecorder Hunter Keegan is on twitter @HHKeegan Visit bipolarrecorder.com or patreon.com to support the show! Thanks for listening!

Mienke Ehlers is 'n aktriese en stilis. Mienke is die definisie van 'n "go getter"- sy pak alles met passie en selfvertoue aan. Haar liefde vir storievertelling is te siene in haar verskeie karakters - soos Dalena in "Die Dinge van 'n Kind" en haar eie sosiale media projek - "Minuut Monoloe". Al is sy 'n stilis vir die sterre, gee sy ook raad oor klere in haar gewilde "Outfit Angs" segmente op haar Instagram en TikTok. Sy gesels graag oor haar familie, vriende, drome en geloof. Mienke se positiewe uitkyk op die lewe is niks anders as aansteeklik nie. Dankie aan ons borge King Price Insurance en Dermal Health wat hierdie podcast moontlik gemaak het. Vir meer inligting oor hulle ongelooflike produkte click op die skakels hieronder. insurance.kingprice.co.za/narratief www.dermalhealth.store

Heute sendet Herr Städt mit der ganzen Familie. Aus einem Hotelzimmer. Das ganze gibt es heute also mit Livekommentar. Achso und es geht auch um Dinge. So zum Beispiel Roberts Woche, der Grund für Herrn Städts Auswärtsfahrt und viele weitere Dinge, die dem Verfasser dieses Textes partout nicht mehr einfallen wollen. Also war es wohl Weltbewegend. Ach, hört halt selbst! Roberts Empfehlung: Ein Schirm bei Regen. Völlig überraschend: Gamechanger. Der hochoffizielle D&G Instagram Channel: @distanzundgloria Städts Insta: @staedt_tc Roberts Insta: @tenorpohlers

For Becky Elder, education entrepreneurship is nothing new. In 1963, her parents founded a private school in Wichita, Kansas. Becky then homeschooled her own children even before the practice was legally recognized. In 1993, she helped to launch Northfield School of the Liberal Arts as a small, classically-oriented school for approximately 50 middle and high school students in Wichita.  Dalena Wallace is a next-generation education entrepreneur, following in Becky's footsteps. She is a homeschool mom of 6 children ages 8-15 who lives in a small rural community about an hour outside of Wichita. Dalena has been running a popular homeschool co-op for several years and received a microgrant from the VELA Education Fund which helped to connect her to other local education entrepreneurs in the greater Wichita area, including Becky. Dalena and Becky, along with some of the other Wichita education entrepreneurs I have had on the podcast, created the group WISE - Wichita Innovative Schools and Educators— to support the growth and success of more microschools, low-cost private schools, learning pods, homeschool collaboratives, and other innovative K-12 education models. Check out my case study of education entrepreneurship in Wichita! Sign up for my free, weekly email newsletter on education trends at fee.org/liberated.

On this episode of What's Up with Mike McShane, Dalena Wallace, a homeschooling mom of six, talks about AIM education which involves her co-op of homeschooling parents and operating a hybrid microschool.

One of the most important decisions you make in the early stages of divorce is the legal approach that will be most effective for your circumstances.  You may find that each attorney you interview states that their approach is the right one for you.  It can be overwhelming and scary to sort out what the different legal avenues are and how to discern what is best for you and your spouse. Today we talk with Bill Laufer, a 40 year veteran attorney in the matrimonial law arena whose firm specializes in family law and handles all 4 legal approaches: litigation, arbitration, mediation and collaboration.  Listen as Bill walks us through the pro's and con's of each and how to make the best choice given the personalities and circumstances you are facing. William Laufer, Esq. Laufer, Dalena, Jensen, Bradley & Doran, LLC 23 Cattano Avenue Morristown, New Jersey 07960 Tel:  973-285-1444 Fax: 973-285-0271 www.lauferfamilylaw.com Request a Free Rapid Relief Call at rapidreliefcall.com/ For more information on Journey Beyond Divorce visit:  www.jbddivorcesupport.com

Welcome back to the second episode in Divorce and the Family Held Business.  Today's episode is legal advice for the business owner's spouse. A Step By Step Recipe for an Equitable Settlement guides you through the process from consultation through settlement highlighting the unique challenges you want to be prepared for and the best practices you want to follow to produce the best possible settlement. Before we jump in, today's expert is my friend Bill Laufer.  Bill has been practicing law for more than 40 years. His experience has enabled him to represent clients in complex matrimonial cases involving questions of custody, equitable distribution, alimony, child support, premarital agreements and divorce mediation. He has a depth of experience with affluent clients and family business clients and loves educating his clients on the quickest and most effective path through divorce.  Bill has so much rich content to offer, so get ready to take notes as we dive in!! William Laufer, Esq. Laufer, Dalena, Jensen, Bradley & Doran, LLC 23 Cattano Avenue Morristown, New Jersey 07960 Tel:  973-285-1444 Fax: 973-285-0271 www.lauferfamilylaw.com --------   Request a Free Rapid Relief Call at http://rapidreliefcall.com/ For more information on Journey Beyond Divorce visit:  www.jbddivorcesupport.com

A great conversation with Dalena about her experiences using psychedelics, what she learned from them and how she incorporated the insights into her life. Along with that we talked about societal consciousness, expression and the purpose of life. Checkout Dalena Tran's YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/DalenaT/videos Support the ConsciousMess podcast: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCuo29a_tvwQjTAmP2QFPPCg https://www.facebook.com/ConsciousMesss

Join us today as Sis. Dalena shares her testimony of how in the waiting God was still faithful and never forgot about her.

On this episode we had the pleasure of talking to Frank Dalena who is a former D1 football player at Fresno State, trained with the Olympic Bobsledding team, onion farmer and current host of the Bring The Juice podcast. We talked about positivity, mindset, sports, podcasting, being a better man and much more.    "High level athletes leverage athletic ability and an elite mindset to make it to the top. Frank Dalena sits down the athletes we watch on TV, draft to our fantasy teams and cheer for in big games to discuss how that same elite mindset has helped them in business, investing, helping their community, and chasing greatness as a human. Tune in Thursday mornings to hear how today's high level athletes Bring The Juice."   "Host of the Bring The Juice Podcast Frank Dalena grew up on a farm in the Central Valley of California while playing every sport they had to offer. Walked-On to his Division 1 hometown team Fresno State and played his 5 years of football before moving to Park City, Utah to chase a new Olympic venture. Frank was training with with Team USA as a skeleton athlete for two years and then discovered after a race he had a large blood clot in his leg, limiting him from competition. Going from competing with world class athletes everyday to normal life outside of sports was tough, but finding a way to take that same attention to detail in sports and applying it to life was something Frank was trying to figure out. That is when the Bring The Juice podcast was born. A podcast that would feature elite athletes chasing greatness in all aspects of life." https://www.bringthejuice.net/   https://www.instagram.com/bringthejuicepod/?hl=en   https://www.instagram.com/frank2the2tank/?hl=en   https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/bring-the-juice/id1579608196   https://open.spotify.com/show/24RbiqsNBNXz0d4f3PqVaA?si=f2738208052a4571&nd=1   https://twitter.com/bt_juice_pod   https://twitter.com/frank2the2tank    

Content Warning: This episode contains discussion about suicide and mentions of sexual abuse and domestic violence. Bipolar Recorder is back! Hunter Keegan is joined by Dalena, a young woman living in Pennsylvania who was (very) recently hospitalized following a psychiatric crisis. On this episode, Dalena discusses the events that led to her hospitalization, the experience of being inpatient, and how she's moving forward. Dalena can be found on Twitter @Atreau2 and @Jonswoe Read her therapeutic short story, "World's Worst Vacation," that she recently shared as a Google Doc: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1wX8FuGm4Ge2_zgsfpfj2mOddcHEZot1tFMNYD6Hjt2U/edit Hunter Keegan is on Twitter @HHKeegan Bipolar Recorder is on Twitter @BipolarRecorder Visit Patreon to support the show and get cool merch: patreon.com/bipolarrecorder www.bipolarrecorder.com

Welcome back to the Love Is Black Podcast! Join us this week as we discuss fatherhood and possibly a little feminism with Josh and Kevin from the Dads on Purpose Podcast! On this episode they discuss: Podcasting to help build better dads, fathers and husbands; Carving out your own world and the value of equality; The most important word in the English language; Love and logic in parenting; and more. Watch this episode on YouTube: Bio- Josh: Believer of Christ. Husband of 1. Father of 2. Kevin: Co-host of Dads on Purpose Podcast, Kevin S. Brigance brings a room to life with his high energy and passion. He is a dynamic and engaging speaker and coach with a passion to help individuals find purpose and live to their full potential. Mr. Kevin's dedication to fulfill his own purpose in life, has gained him over 10+ years experience in serving youth and young adults in his community as a mentor, an empowerment coach, and a servant leader. He has served over 10,000 students throughout Tarrant County and local school districts which many of them have graduated from high school, currently attending college, or pursing family and careers. Mr. Kevin has also served over five years mentoring and coaching young “teen” fathers who are currently parenting or about to be parents as high school students. Successfully serving over 1000 young fathers at over 17 high schools. The Young Father's program provides teen fathers with mentorship, coaching, and resources needed to become great dads while completing their high school diploma. Mr. Kevin acknowledges that having the opportunity to impact the lives of individuals as speaker, mentor, or coach wouldn't be possible without his faith and the support of his loving family; his wife Dalena, who is an educator, and his daughter Kendall. Mr. Kevin's life'e mission is to engage, equip, and empower, individuals to live intentionally with purpose.

D joins us on epissode 79 and talks about how the pandemic change her life. She talks about how the 30 day of gratitude challenge helped her to get over a toxic relationship and start her own business. She also talks about how she was able to learn through and with her son about crypto and loads more! Tune in and get inspired!Find us on all streaming platforms: Dope and DamagedSubscribe to us on Youtube: Dope and DamagedConnect with us:www.twitter.com/dopeanddamaged  www.instagram.com/dopeanddamagedConnect with Nes:www.instagram.com/nes_reignwww.twitter.com/nes_reignwww.tiktok.com/nes_reignConnect with Dalena:dalenaeaton3@gmail.comfacebook.comlovedalena

We drinken thee, gebruiken oordopjes en kopen een duur matras. We doen alles voor een goede nachtrust. Maar wat gebeurt er precies in onze slaap? En is die 8 uur eigenlijk wel nodig?Host: Lucas BrouwersGasten: Hendrik Spiering en Gemma VenhuizenProducers: Celiné Cornelis en Rosa van ToledoShownotes:Brahm's Lullaby gespeeld door Michelle Masumune op piccolo en Matt Keating op cello:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U_He8rI5GDQ&ab_channel=MichelleMatsumune Boeken die in de aflevering worden genoemd:Dalena van Heugten. Nachrust.Merijn van der Laar. Slapen als een oermens. Zie het privacybeleid op https://art19.com/privacy en de privacyverklaring van Californië op https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In episode 60 Josh Ashford and Kevin Brigance are joined by their better halves, The Wives, Dalena Brigance and Erica Ashford. We're having marriage conversations. What does that mean, that simply means we are taking our marriages and putting them up for inspection to help others. What works? What doesn't work? What worked originally? All of it. Join the conversation and hopefully we can help another couple. Episode 60 - Marriage Conversations w/ Dalena & Erica - Dads on Purpose Podcast Instagram Josh Ashford: https://www.instagram.com/DadOnPurpose Kevin Brigance: https://www.instagram.com/TheMentorCoach Fatherhood Apparel: https://TLCbrand.com Episode 60 - Marriage Conversations w/ Dalena & Erica - Dads on Purpose Podcast --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tlcbrand/support

The Dalena Brothers are on the pod to end the 2021 season. Grit. Hard work. Dirt Dog Mindset. Listen in to hear the grind of what it takes to play big boy college football and the heart it takes to make it . Bring the juice baby.

For our last show of the 2021 season we welcome Dalena Ditto! Two-time female entertainer of the year Dalena Ditto, and her award-winning band “The Boys”, perform the hit songs and tell the epic stories of a uniquely American art form called country music. Country music singer and recording artist Dalena Ditto has performed throughout the world and for the past 19 years has been proud to call Branson, Missouri, home. Born in Guthrie, Iowa, Dalena began her career on the road at the age of three with her parents. Her father, Tennessee Floyd, was a renowned performer with the Red Foley Show, Lil' Jimmy Dickens, Johnny Cash and Ms. Minnie Pearl. Country Evolution takes you back to the humble beginnings were country music began and brings you up-to-date on the incredible lives of those singers and songwriters to pour their heart and soul into telling the American story, one
song at a time. You will love the journey Dalena and her award-winning band, “The Boys”, as they perform the hit songs and tell the epic stories of a uniquely American artform called Country Music. For more information, visit BransonImax.com; or call the Imax Little Opry Box Office: 417-335-4832

Collaborative divorce is the newest ‘kid on the block' when it comes to divorce.  It is a process in which you and your spouse commit to staying out of the court system and working in a spirit of creative problem solving, transparency and trust.  Beth Dalena, Esq. shares what a Collaborative Divorce looks like and who is a good couple candidate and who is not.  We also explore the emotional, legal and financial benefits of divorcing outside the court system. This show features guest, Beth A. Dalena, Esq. For more on Journey Beyond Divorce visit www.JourneyBeyondDivorce.com

Dalena van Heugten over slapen en dromen nav haar boek Nachtrust - Hans Van Cauwenberghe en Heidi Den Hollander over het koor Onze Rijkdom, met mensen die ervaring hebben met armoede - Leen Gorissen over haar boek Natural Intelligence - Marie Joossens over wat mondbacteriën aanrichten verderop in ons lichaam

Maxe geeft les aan een kansenklas. Hoe ervaart zij het plan van minister Slob om extra geld aan leerkrachten gaat geven? En lost dat het personeelstekort op? Had u al ooit gehoord over de Hazara? Musa vertelt over deze etnische groep die voornamelijk in de bergen van Afghanistan woont. Met Henny Vrienten hadden we het over start van het culturele seizoen. En natuurlijk over de ode die zijn band Doe Maar kreeg op de Uitmarkt. En met psycholoog Dalena van Heugten bespraken hoe belangrijk onze nachtrust is. En of dat nu wel zo'n goed idee is, om met het Oog op Morgen op de achtergrond in slaap te vallen.

Iedere zaterdag selecteert de redactie van Met het Oog op Morgen de mooiste gesprekken van de afgelopen week, gebundeld in een podcast van een half uur. Mocht je iets gemist hebben, dan kun je het hoogstwaarschijnlijk in deze podcast terugluisteren. Maxe geeft les aan een kansenklas. Hoe ervaart zij het plan van minister Slob om extra geld aan leerkrachten gaat geven? En lost dat het personeelstekort op? Had u al ooit gehoord over de Hazara? Musa vertelt over deze etnische groep die voornamelijk in de bergen van Afghanistan woont. Met Henny Vrienten hadden we het over start van het culturele seizoen. En natuurlijk over de ode die zijn band Doe Maar kreeg op de Uitmarkt. En met psycholoog Dalena van Heugten bespraken hoe belangrijk onze nachtrust is. En of dat nu wel zo'n goed idee is, om met het Oog op Morgen op de achtergrond in slaap te vallen.

Former football player Frank Dalena sits down to talk Fresno State football, podcasting, and his dreams of being an Olympian.

Matthew Hogg, Executive ChefServing Since: 2020Phone Number: 520.621.5967 Email Matthew Hogg Matthew Hogg is a former resident of Austin, Texas, where he found his calling to cuisine when he was five years old cooking with his dad. His passion for Culinary Arts continued into high school and his friends where always more than happy to taste test his new menu creations. He says that the greatest compliment a chef can get is the silence a great meal brings, because everyone is too busy eating to talk. Chef Hogg attended Texas Culinary Academy School of Le Cordon Bleu. After culinary school Matt quickly rose through the ranks and joined the Club Corp family in 2014 as an Executive Sous Chef at the Baylor Club in Waco, Texas. His impressive skills and ability in the kitchen led to a promotion and relocation to the Plaza Club in San Antonio, Texas in 2017. Now a Tucson Resident, we are excited to have Chef Hogg join us at the Arizona Sands Club as he brings with him many years of cuisine creativity and what is sure to be a pallet pleasing menu for the members of our club. Joseph Erceg, Membership DirectorServing Since: 2020Phone Number: 520.621.7674 Email Joseph Erceg A native of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and a graduate of Iowa State University, Joseph Erceg began his professional career in Tucson at Gates Learjet Corporation, leaving to become a partner in Erceg, Sitton & Bratt Advertising.  For more than thirty years, Joe managed and marketed several ad agencies and worked in account management for local radio, television, and outdoor companies.  As a professional and as a volunteer, he has worked heavily in the event management & sports marketing arenas.   In 2015, Joe adapted his expertise in sales & marketing to association management when he became the director of the Arizona Small Business Association's Southern Arizona office, then as president/CEO of the Green Valley Sahuarita Chamber of Commerce.  His love for amateur sports and dedication to our community has been demonstrated as a volunteer for a number of organizations including the Fiesta Bowl, Grand Canyon State Games, NOVA Home Loans Arizona Bowl, El Tour de Tucson, and Pima County Sports Authority. Joe has been a passionate supporter of the University of Arizona Athletics – a passion shared by his wife, Dalena, who played and coached high school and college basketball.   His adult children, Sean, Alec, and Madi, have loved competing in sports and have been lifelong Wildcat fans!  Next to his faith and family, Members at the Arizona Sands Club are Joe's top priority! 

Dalena (my sister) joins this episode to discuss rollercoasters, aliens, and who the favorite sibling is...

Dalena Bui & Manuel Villa are free-spirited entrepreneurs, investors, and influencers. Their mission is to serve as leaders by promoting a compassionate - well-balanced life style, and to encourage the world to be a better place through their healthy plant based Mexican style cuisine. They are the Owner Operators of the Vegan food truck Vegan Veganos in San Jose, CA. (http://www.veganveganos.com)They both were born and raised in San Jose, California and have been together for 11 years. They grew up down the street from each other and met in high school. They are both the middle child of their families and had to grow up fast as they were given responsibilities very young. Always having a passion for food Manuel was glued to his Mom's side in the kitchen. Manuel took over the cooking responsibilities for his family in his teen years. Dalena has an older sister with down syndrome and autism and a younger sister, she was also responsible for having to help take care of her siblings at a young age.Dalena got into health and fitness in her college years and became uninterested in meat after eating the same meals over and over just to meet her fitness goals. Dalena was always concerned about the environment and was looking for a way to make an impact. She then watched the Netflix documentary "What the Health" which made her convert to Vegan. Manuel converted because of his compassion for the environment and his love for Mexican food and his Mothers recipes also decided to become Vegan.Since there were both passionate foodies and seeing the lack of Vegan options for traditional Mexican food they decided to take action and created the Vegan Veganos food truck. They were inspired by a show they used to love called "The great Food truck Race." Starting with a little trailer they now have a state of the Art food truck that they invested over one hundred thousand dollars into.In Part 2 we learn about what it takes to start a food truck. We talks about Veganizm and how it's a movement. We talk about the health effects of the S.A.D. Standard American Diet. We also talk about business ideas and an abundance mindset. And Jho's asks them some deep and powerful questions. This was an amazing episode with an amazing young couple. We hope you enjoy this episode as much as we did filming it.VEGAN VEGANOShttp://www.instagram.com/veganveganosBLISS SEEKERSINSTAGRAM: http://www.instagram.com/blissseekersHOSTSIsaac J. EstradaINSTAGRAM: http://www.instagram.com/futuregmJhoINSTAGRAM: http://www.instagram.com/carpeconsequatWEBSITE: http://www.carpeconsequat.comMUSIC"The Mantra" by A Dead DesireLISTEN HERE: https://youtu.be/PO0EKknzW7gAFFILIATESFresh Clean Tees use coupon code BLISS15 for 15% off: https://freshcleantees.comHOT SUIT - CODE JVHOTSUIT 10% OFFhttps://www.hotsuit.com/?ref=jvhotsuit&utm_source=affiliateGRAPHICSDionn ReneeINSTAGRAM: http://www.instagram.com/dionn_reneeWEBSITE: http://www.dionnrenee.comVIDEOGRAPHY/PRODUCTIONHatem AlrifaiINSTAGRAM: http://www.instagram.com/hatemsf3Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-bliss-seekers-podcast/donations

Dalena Bui & Manuel Villa are free-spirited entrepreneurs, investors, and influencers. Their mission is to serve as leaders by promoting a compassionate - well-balanced life style, and to encourage the world to be a better place through their healthy plant based Mexican style cuisine. They are the Owner Operators of the Vegan food truck Vegan Veganos in San Jose, CA. (http://www.veganveganos.com)They both were born and raised in San Jose, California and have been together for 11 years. They grew up down the street from each other and met in high school. They are both the middle child of their families and had to grow up fast as they were given responsibilities very young. Always having a passion for food Manuel was glued to his Mom's side in the kitchen. Manuel took over the cooking responsibilities for his family in his teen years. Dalena has an older sister with down syndrome and autism and a younger sister, she was also responsible for having to help take care of her siblings at a young age.Dalena got into health and fitness in her college years and became uninterested in meat after eating the same meals over and over just to meet her fitness goals. Dalena was always concerned about the environment and was looking for a way to make an impact. She then watched the Netflix documentary "What the Health" which made her convert to Vegan. Manuel converted because of his compassion for the environment and his love for Mexican food and his Mothers recipes also decided to become Vegan.Since there were both passionate foodies and seeing the lack of Vegan options for traditional Mexican food they decided to take action and created the Vegan Veganos food truck. They were inspired by a show they used to love called "The great Food truck Race." Starting with a little trailer they now have a state of the Art food truck that they invested over one hundred thousand dollars into.In Part 1 we learn their story and how they met. They also give us great advice for young couples. They have been together for 11 years, since high school, and have managed to continue to nurture and grow their relationship and build a successful business together. We learn where their entrepreneurial spirit came from and how Vegan Veganos was created and formed. We also learn about the plant based movement they are creating! This was an amazing episode with an amazing young couple. We hope you enjoy this episode as much as we did filming it.VEGAN VEGANOShttp:///www.instagram.com/veganveganosBLISS SEEKERSINSTAGRAM: http://www.instagram.com/blissseekersHOSTSIsaac J. EstradaINSTAGRAM: http://www.instagram.com/futuregmJhoINSTAGRAM: http://www.instagram.com/carpeconsequatWEBSITE: http://www.carpeconsequat.comMUSIC"The Mantra" by A Dead DesireLISTEN HERE: https://youtu.be/PO0EKknzW7gAFFILIATESFresh Clean Tees use coupon code BLISS15 for 15% off: https://freshcleantees.comHOT SUIT - CODE JVHOTSUIT 10% OFFhttps://www.hotsuit.com/?ref=jvhotsuit&utm_source=affiliateGRAPHICSDionn ReneeINSTAGRAM: http://www.instagram.com/dionn_reneeWEBSITE: http://www.dionnrenee.comVIDEOGRAPHY/PRODUCTIONHatem AlrifaiINSTAGRAM: http://www.instagram.com/hatemsf3Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-bliss-seekers-podcast/donations

Jennifer Propeller, 3 tracks deep and a further EP in the wings. They are the self-styled dreamy end of indie-alternative melancholia. And they are a unanimous success here. It's the combination of dreamy guitars and Dalena's voice that really make Jennifer Propeller stand out. Luckily for us, we've also managed to have a sneak preview of some of their upcoming work. We can't share that with you, our listeners, just yet, so please be patient. However, the moment that JP are ready to allow release we shall be amongst the first to broadcast this excellent new material. Secondly, we have unreleased music from an unsigned and untitled band. Who'd have thought it? Two chaps in the gestation period of their new band have submitted some tunes. We've listened through the lot and offer our opinion on what we consider to be the best. You'd think that these two alone, nestled in the middle of Tobin's box-ticking bookend, would be more than enough. No. We are heading quickly into the final trimester of Season II and so we are cramming. Jamie excels this week, surpassing even his own high standards. Ida Mae are Jamie's choice which sets the scene for our Listener Recommendation this week. Julian has been in touch and we get him on the line to introduce his choice. Think you can do better? OK, we're all ears - get in touch.

A long message from Tyler.    Reader Info -    Britt Winchester: Host of Contrivance podcast. She’s a personal friend, and friend of the show, and probably our number one fan. She is one of the funniest people I know, along with Drew her co-host. We tried to do something a while back, where I got to hear her do some reading, and I knew she would be perfect for this. Check out her show Contrivance podcast, anywhere you listen to podcasts. Or go to contrivancepod.com  Their Instagram is @contrivancepodcast   Alexa Tibbils: Alexa got the job to read that story, cause she’s well cause she’s my cousin. She is also super fun to play Dungeons and Dragons with. She’s actually a 911 dispatcher, and she has been working crazy hours this year. So I really wanted to give her a quick shout out for all the hard and crazy work she has been doing to help so many people in these uncertain times. Seriously, thank you to all of our emergency responders, and the dispatchers that work with the public right now.    Dalena Garcia is my mom. She's been actively working on writing sort stories for some time now, and has been looking at becoming a voice actor. Specifically for reading books. So make sure you keep an ear out for her in the future.    And of course James Waldon. Who I got to read a story, because I slipped it into the scripts for my other show, Now Hear This Canby. And James has the greatest voice in the entire world. Thank you James.    The rest of our readers come from the Cast of Fables of Refuge, Fables on YouTube. Carter Michael, Jess Ayers, Lora Dailey, and the Dapper DM himself Jarrett Sullivan all came to play with us this Halloween. And of course the return of friend of the show Aly Fitzgerald. Aly really took the challenge and ran with it. She wrote a story, then did my job of producing a great piece for us. She really did a MUCH better job than I did, in my humble opinion. The whole cast of the show, Fables, did an outstanding job. From Lora Dailey going out of her way to perfect a French accent for a story, to Jess Ayers reading so well, I got literal goosebumps while listening. From Jarret hitting the tone of his story perfectly to Carter Michael making me feel bad for a freaking zombie. Hats off to this amazing cast of actors. @loradailey @jessnextdoor @jarrettsullivan @carterhmichael @_alyfitzgerald   If you want to show them some love and support, please go check out their amazing show Fables of Refuge on YouTube. They play Dungeons and Dragons, video games and have other podcasts (one of which features me, Tyler Clawson). Consider supporting them on Patreon, and help an indie project of great creators!  @fables_of_refuge @thecmikepro   Thank you, to all our readers.    Stories come from all over the world!    We have stories from New Zealand, L.A, The East Coast, and even from down the road.   The stories:    Starting things off is my mom. Dalena Garcia. She wrote and read her own story. And I couldn’t be more proud of her. She is going after two dreams that she’s had for a very long time. Giving up the Ghost by Dalena, read by Dalena.      Up next this story was written by Alissa Smith, who has been a listener almost since we first started. And she’s our New Zealand Prophet, speaking to the masses down there of our great gospel. She is also a writer, yoga instructor and book reviewer. Check out her Instagram @ravenbooksnz The Confrontation by Alissa Smith, read by Britt Winchester.   Wrote this for a blog back in 2015 and was kind enough to submit it to us for our audio pleasure.  Maker by Alfred Smith, read by Lora Dailey   Halloween Story by Kenneth Lawson, read by Carter Michael   The Hell Cell by Heidi Brown, read by Alexa Tibbils   My Last Halloween by Karlie Blackmore, read by Britt Winchester   This was written by a good friend of mine who has two books out in the Ether. You can follow his writing process on his YouTube page or just check out his zombie survival books on amazon by looking up Bradly Botts (two ts) or on Instagram @b_radboothead Dwelling by Bradly Botts, read by Jarrett Sullivan   You can find J.T. and follow his adventures on Instagram @jtslappinpaint The Building by J.T. Owens, read by Jess Ayers    Security Bells by Tallan Paul, read by James Waldon   Late Arrival by Hannah Ray Lambert, read by Aly Fitzgerald.    My name is John by Steven Cain, read by Carter Michael   Go follow him, he needs more followers, he's to good an author not to have more, on Instagram @curtis_a._deeter It Creeps in the Shadows by Curtis A. Deeter, read by Jess Ayers   Follow Brianna's amazing career on Instagram @drysharks Black Dolphins by Brianna Fenty, read by Lora Dailey   To view the video that Aly made for this audio check out her YouTube page.  https://youtu.be/9G3eVpFZPHc Hook and The Haunting by Aly Fitzgerald   The Burden of Knowledge by Tyler Clawson, read by Tyler Clawson    

For those of you thinking of starting a business, a career or starting a new passion, Charles Dalena and I deep dive on the most important step of all: HOW TO START PLUS positioning yourself to win.Charles is currently in Dubai and owns floral boutique called Bella Fleur (IG: @bellafleuruae).

On this episode, Rachel Chester talks with principal Matthew Neighbors and teacher Dalena Ryskoski about how their faith affects their work in education. Whether it is during the chaos of a pandemic or within the everyday responsibilities of public education, Matthew and Dalena share how they draw strength from Christ and love their neighbors in schools.

Dalena Bradley is a pro at helping folks nail the interview. A Job Interview Expert and Career Marketing Services Coach, Dalena is exactly the person you want in your corner if you've aced your application and are gearing up for an interview. Like what you're hearing? Hit subscribe and never miss an episode! Ready to take your lab-findings into the real-world? Sign up for the 5 Day Negotiation Challenge ! The host and our guests anonymize case studies, stories, and examples. Any resemblance to real persons and similar circumstances is coincidental. Nothing in this podcast should be relied upon as legal, financial, psychological, or medical advice. As such you should not rely solely on the information in this podcast. Please consult the relevant licensed professional in your jurisdiction to get information before you change your position in reliance on any information presented.

Dalena Storm Is a writer and educator. Her undergraduate training at Williams College was in Asian Studies with a Religious Studies Concentration, and her experiences in the study and practice of various religious and spiritual traditions, as well as her travels throughout Asia and Europe, influence much of her writing. She earned her MFA in Fiction from Bennington College, where she participated in a number of workshops that combined the study of fiction and nonfiction. She teaches a Winter Study course at Williams College called "How to Write Auto-Fiction." She is the author of The Hungry Ghost” out from Black Spot Books, an imprint of Vesuvian Media Group. You can find her work on Twitter https://www.twitter.com/DalenaStorm or online at https://www.Dalenastorm.com.

On this episode of The Hand Me Up Club, Lindsay talks with longtime friend and activist, Daniel Dalena. Listen as they travel to the Queens Center Mall and do a field test to see how easy or difficult it would be for the average consumer to find sustainable products and shop at stores with sustainable practices. Listen for the facts, the pleasant surprises, near misses and twists as they make their way through Macy’s, H&M, Forever 21, Timberland, Call it Spring/Aldo, American Eagle and Hollister. - You’ll be surprised! Want to try this test yourself? Send your findings to The Hand Me Up Club at handmeupclub@gmail.com or connect with the show @handmeupclub on Instagram and Facebook. Connect with Dan to chat food sustainability, philanthropy and M.I.A. at @danieldalena.  

Collaborative divorce is the newest ‘kid on the block’ when it comes to divorce.  It is a process in which you and your spouse commit to staying out of the court system and working in a spirit of creative problem solving, transparency and trust.  Beth Dalena, Esq. shares what a Collaborative Divorce looks like and who is a good couple candidate and who is not.  We also explore the emotional, legal and financial benefits of divorcing outside the court system. For more on Journey Beyond Divorce visit: www.JourneyBeyondDivorce.com.

Collaborative divorce is the newest ‘kid on the block’ when it comes to divorce.  It is a process in which you and your spouse commit to staying out of the court system and working in a spirit of creative problem solving, transparency and trust.  Beth Dalena, Esq. shares what a Collaborative Divorce looks like and who is a good couple candidate and who is not.  We also explore the emotional, legal and financial benefits of divorcing outside the court system. This show features guest, Beth A. Dalena, Esq. For more on Journey Beyond Divorce visit www.JourneyBeyondDivorce.com

It’s the final video episode in our 'Synergy' series, and this interview is all about the synergy of your studio, your team, and your dance families. You’ll discover: - The ideal qualities to look for in teachers in your recreational and competitive classes (you’ll be surprised by how different they are, why this is so crucial!) - What the ‘upsell’ process looks like when you are looking at moving certain students from a recreational space into a comp team when they are ready - Tips for helping your team reduce stress and improve their mindset to ensure peak performance in a highly competitive environment

Now that we have covered the ‘Who’, the ‘What’ and the ‘Why’ around your various classed in the studio, it’s time we dig in deep into the HOW - and who better to walk us through the very systems that have made her studio so successful, that out ‘go-to’ studio owner herself! This episode gives a deep insight into the inner-workings and systems around Sue’s planning and setup for the year, her scheduling process, as well as her flawless registration, costume, merchandise and recital systems that we know you will want to steal and use for your own studio!

This episode is packed with valuable and actionable insight around setting, managing and communicating your expectations with your studio families and making sure you are all on the “same page” around their commitment to you (and vice-versa). The training covers: - Working with different skill levels in your rec and comp classes, and how to ensure all students’ needs are being met and exceeded no matter what group they are in. - Student placement in competitive and11 recital routines - the resistance you may face, and how to deal with it professionally and effectively. - Sue’s ‘from-start-to-finish’ walk-through of what it takes to create a winning comp routine, and what the entire process looks like from beginning to end.

In this session Sue and Clint are focusing on the competitive programs in your studio. Whether you are exclusively competitive, have a mix of both competitive/recreational classes, or are considering opening up your studio to the world of competition then you are going to get a tonne of value from this interview which covers: - How to shift your studio’s focus to a competitive program, and where the students will be coming from. - Establishing a clear vision and goals for your competitive students, their teams and their families. - The kind of commitment necessary to make a competitive stream work, and how to communicate these expectations effectively. - How to actually make money from these classes and competitions, rather than ending up out of pocket (and out of energy!).

Healthy Alaskans 2020 is the strategic health improvement plan for Alaska led jointly by the State of Alaska and the Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium. The framework for the plan contains Leading Health Indicators (LHI’s) which are tracked annually, and overtime, to assess how we are improving and insuring health equity for all Alaskans and thereby advancing wellness. This event will provide an overview of the statewide health improvement plan, share a summary of the strategies, actions and community partners engaging in activities to help measure and meet statewide targets. Cheryl Dalena, who serves as Alaska Native Tribal Health Co-Chair for Healthy Alaskans 2020, will provide an overview of the statewide health improvement plan, share a summary of the strategies, actions and community partners engaging in activities to help improve health and meet statewide targets and share status and plans. This event is held in celebration of National Public Health Week and is cosponsored by the UAA Masters of Public Health Program and UAA Campus Bookstore.

This is the third installment in a special series of conversations with fellow authors of the recently published cookbook and anthology, "The New Filipino Kitchen" (available on Amazon) that features Filipino cooks, writers, and thinkers all across the globe.  We take a peek into how they view the world and their cuisine.   For this “Halfsies” edition (all 3 of us are of mixed heritage, me being Chinese-Filipino and Alexa and Dalena being half Caucasian), we feature:     - Alexa Alfaro (for another round!), an Alaska-born Milwaukeean who, after a 10-week trip to the Philippines, was inspired to open her city’s first Filipino Food Truck “Meat on the Street” with her younger brother in 2014.  This involved dropping out of her Engineering degree but weeks from graduation.  Since then, the pair have opened a brick-and-mortar slinging their famous BBQ sticks and pork adobo to the masses. - Dalena Benavente, born and raised as one of the only Filipinas in the Southern state of Tennessee.  She has worked as a recipe developer and product tester for Kraft, filmed with Paula Deen, and hosted numerous cooking segments on a variety of radio and TV channels.  She is also an accomplished author with her memoir “Asian Girl in a Souther World”.   We talk about: - The realities of straddling racial and cultural lines and what it’s like to go “back home” to the Philippines. - The ways we balance being relatable to our many communities without diluting who we are.   - Balancing the expansion of your business while serving your Home Team and your "Day Ones”. - Balancing affordability/access with charging what you think you’re worth.  - Staying sane be it in the Food Truck business or trying to balance a day job with the side hustle.     There’s a lot of nuance in these conversations that I think often gets overlooked in favor of simpler narratives so if you’re also a Halfsie or find yourself straddling multiple worlds, “jobs”, and identities, give this episode a listen.     ----   For more information including notes to the show, please visit hiddenapron.com/podcast.

“Cultures of dissemblance refers to a culture of practice within African American communities, specifically that black women practice. It’s about dissembling– hiding or shielding what your own interior feelings are, your own personal perspectives, when you are interacting specifically within a white atmosphere.” - Dalena Hunter For episode 24 we talked to Dalena Hunter. a Librarian at UCLA Bunche Center for African American Studies who is currently working on her thesis which explores how archives capture Black lesbian experiences and how these materials are used by researchers. We discuss record keeping culture, the racial bias in archival silences, cultures of dissemblance, and the power of memory and history in community. Look out for our next special episode where we ask our past guests “What does the term lesbian mean to you?” Follow this channel for more great content! Please share, like, and send us feedback about the podcast.

Culture fit and team chemistry are important factors in hiring today. If you’ve got a job interviewer, the hiring manager probably knows you’re qualified for the job. What they want to find out is whether you’ll fit in and work well with their team. While you need to prepare to answer tough questions in a job interview, you also need to be friendly and win over the hiring manager. In this episode, our guest shares lots of tips to do just that.   About Our Guest: Dalena Bradley Dalena Bradley is a professional resume writer, interview coach, and career marketing specialist. Before launching her own practice (www.dalenabradley.com), Dalena worked in corporate communications, was an executive recruiter with Woodworth International Group and served as an outplacement consultant with Lee Hecht Harrison. Resources in this Episode Resource of the week: The Planet Money team explains a lesser-known jobs statistic that highlights worker confidence. Listen to the audio clip: Why Quitting is Awesome (www.npr.org/sections/money/2018/01/09/576829352/why-quitting-is-awesome) Listener question: Marjorie Alvarez asks what to do when you notice a typo in a resume you just submitted to an employer From our guest: Dalena shares an additional resource with our listeners. Check it out here: www.dalenabradley.com/findyourdreamjob  

Dr. Taylor is an assistant professor at the University of Central Florida.   She’s also the Center for Play Therapy Training and Research Director, as well as the Play Therapy Certificate coordinator.     She earned her graduate degrees from the University of North Texas.    She learned from many of the leaders in the Play Therapy world.     Dr. Taylor is trained in Adlerian Play Therapy developed in the early 1990’s by Terry Kottman, Ph.D., Registered Play Therapist-Supervisor, NCC, LMHC     Adlerian’s belief is that people’s behavior is purposeful and goal-directed.  Their early childhood experiences influence their behavior, as well as how they view themselves, others and their world.    4 Phases of Adlerian Play Therapy (1) Relationship Building – This phase of the therapy is non-directive and supports safety in the play room.  By creating a shared power, the client can really feel like a significant person in their world.  This phase supports building trust within the child.  (2) Investigating the Lifestyle – In this phase, the therapist becomes more directive in their work.  A focus is placed on how they view themselves, others, and the world.  There are a lot of things to take into consideration for the client, especially information on their personality, how do they feel like they matter in the world.   (3) Gaining Insight – At this point in the therapeutic process, the therapist has a really good idea how the child is viewing themselves, others and world. The treatment plan is developed after phase 2, once the therapist has a good idea of who the child is and how they view the world. (4) Reorientation –In this phase, the therapist teaches the children skillsets through role play, family work, and more.  One of the goals is to directly support their ability to generalize the skills in different settings to support their self-efficacy.   The therapist looks for signs that the child is ready to move into  each phase.  It’s important to truly understand the child’s lifestyle.   These 3 things are across each of the categories in the lifestyle:  Goals for Change Strategies Progress   Parent consultation is an important component of Adlerian Play therapy.  Half of the session is spent with the child and ½ of the session is spent with the parent or every other session with parent then with child is scheduled.     During the therapy, the parent is also following the 4 phases. During the parent consultation, how the parent is viewing the world is explored since it greatly influences their parenting approach.    During the parent consultation, the parent learns many of the same skills as the child, so that they can respond to the child in a different way that is supportive of the treatment plan for the child.    Dr. Taylor highly recommends reading Partners in Play by Terry Kottman 3rd Edtion.   Crucial C’s of Adlerian Play Therapy    Courage  Connect Capable  Count   It’s important for each therapist to choose a theory that aligns with how you also view the world to foster authenticity of delivery of services.    The relationship is the most critical element of the therapy.           http://education.ucf.edu/playtherapy/ https://www.eventbrite.com/e/ucf-center-for-play-therapy-research-and-training-first-annual-play-therapy-conference-partners-in-registration-26582158953 https://playtherapycommunity.simplero.com/page/73863-free-download-tips-for-supporting-grieving-children https://www.facebook.com/PLAYTHERAPYCOMMUNITY/ https://www.facebook.com/groups/parentingintherain/ https://www.facebook.com/groups/1130971706932394/ https://www.facebook.com/groups/schoolcounselors/ https://www.facebook.com/counselinginbrevard/ www.counselinginbrevard.com www.playtherapycommunity.com www.parentingintherain.com www.jackieflynnconsulting.com https://twitter.com/jackieflynnrpt      

This week Chonny asks if he's a psychic. When Chonny stays at hotels, he gets a weird feeling, a bad energy in the room; he feels uncomfortable, like someone's watching him. He felt it when he was staying in Japan. When he went to Hiroshima, he felt sick on the bus ride to the nuclear bomb site and he told his girlfriend (Dalena) he didn't want to go. Dalena's friend had seen ghosts walking around the bomb site when she visited Hiroshima. Chonny got the spooky feeling, which he thinks means he's psychic. Or he could just be paranoid. What do you think?

This week Chonny is joined by his girlfriend, Dalena and they answer your questions. There's some intimate ones, embarrassing one and a lot of overshare in the answers. The couple reveal if they think each other are 'the one,' the most expensive clothing they own, their favourite thing about Japan, the biggest thing they've overcome in life (together), if pineapple belongs on pizza, the most memorable video they've made together and their next holiday destination. You learn so much about Chonny...

According to the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force, colorectal cancer is the third most common type of cancer and the second leading cause of cancer death in the United States.Colonoscopies remain the most powerful weapon in the prevention, early detection and treatment of colon cancer.John M. Dalena, M.D., Summit Medical Group Gastroenterologist, discusses  current screening guidelines and the benefits of this important preventive health test.