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In this episode, Dr. Mona sits with her Nour Counseling colleagues Kristin Reddick, LCMHCA, and Danay Scott, LCMHC, to discuss the profound connection between hair and belonging. Join as they explore how hair serves as a powerful medium for self-expression, a source of cultural pride, and an essential element of personal and communal identity. Tune in now to learn about: -The cultural messaging that has traditionally linked “good” hair with eurocentric and racist beauty standards - Learning to separate what society considers beautiful from one's own beauty values - Perfectionism as the opposite of belonging - The concept of hair as a “mask,” a way to hide from the world what's going on internally - Hair as a reflection of one's mental state - The notion there's an energy people carry with their hair - Hair as a source of freedom and creative expression Learn more about the guests: Danay: www.nourcounseling.com/danay-scott Kristin: www.nourcounseling.com/kristin-reddick Learn more about the Belonging Reimagined Podcast: www.drmonanour.com/podcast Connect with Dr. Mona Nour: www.drmonanour.com
About Me:Michael Molthan | M2 The RockI'm Michael Molthan, host of The M2 The Rock Show—one of the fastest-growing podcasts and shows on self-improvement, mental health, addiction recovery, and spiritual transformation. I'm so grateful you're here.I started M2 The Rock in 2017 to bring you conversations designed to make you happier, healthier, and more healed. Through raw and unfiltered discussions with experts, celebrities, thought leaders, and athletes, we uncover new perspectives on personal growth, recovery, and overcoming life's toughest challenges.My Story:What sets my journey apart is that there wasn't just one rock bottom—there were many. From being a successful luxury homebuilder to falling into addiction, homelessness, crime, and eventually 27 mugshots and prison, my life was in absolute chaos.Addiction was my temporary escape from childhood trauma, but it only led to destruction.It wasn't until I hit the lowest point imaginable that I finally found true freedom, redemption, and purpose. After an unexpected early release from prison in 2017, I walked 300 miles back to Dallas to turn myself in—only to be miraculously pardoned and told to “pay it forward.”And that's exactly what I've been doing ever since.My MissionI believe that rock bottom is not the end—it's a stepping stone to something greater.My goal is to redefine what "rock bottom" means by helping others rebuild their Spirit, Mind, and Body.On M2 The Rock, I speak openly about trauma, addiction, recovery, and the power of transformation. I don't shy away from topics like:✅ Trauma & Addiction – Understanding the root causes✅ Self-Sabotage & Mental Health – Breaking negative cycles✅ Codependency & Enabling – How relationships impact recovery✅ 12-Step Programs & Spiritual Healing – Finding true freedom✅ Religious Trauma & Personal Growth – Healing from past wounds"Everyone Is An Addict."Whether it's substances, work, validation, or negative thinking, we all have something we struggle with.But recovery is possible, and transformation is real.
No mics prepared for our first-thing-in-the-morning chat with Danay Garcia and Mo Collins! So we did our best with the sound and added subtitles (on Spotify Video) to fill in the blanks regarding: The rigors of shooting in Texas; the state of the film and television industry; moments of gratitude and grace; and special shout-out to a sorely missed Daryl "Chill" Mitchell.
Actress, producer, model and dancer Danay Garcia joins Frank Mackay on this episode of The Frank Mackay Show!
In this week's episode of the Difference Makers Podcast, we explore the remarkable entrepreneurial journey of Danay and Andy, the husband-and-wife duo behind The Sugar Cookie Store in Erie, Colorado. They discuss their decision to pivot from a successful brick-and-mortar bakery to an e-commerce model during the challenges of COVID-19. Danay and Andy share insights into the risks they took, the importance of prioritizing family and community, and how this bold move not only revitalized their business but also strengthened their family bonds. Whether you're an aspiring entrepreneur or simply curious about navigating business changes, this episode is packed with valuable lessons and inspiration. If you liked this episode, you may also enjoy How to Build Commitment in Your Organization: Expert Strategies for Leaders: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OPnZfTdwT0w The Sugar Cookie Store website: https://sugarcookiestore.com/ Their Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thesugarcookiestoreErie/ Their Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thesugarcookiestore
Hoy en #lahoraurbana de @franpetit34 hablaremos de @danaysuarez La maravillosa cantante y compositora cubana que nos abraza el corazón. Disfruta de su versatilidad y capacidad para moverse entre el Jazz, el Hip Hop y los géneros tradicionales de la música cubana. ¿Todavía no las has escuchado ‘Yo aprendí'? Es nuestro tema favorito ¡No te lo pierdas! ¿Qué cómo puedes escucharlo? ✔️Desde nuestra web: castillalamanchaactiva.es ✔️Spotify ✔️ Ivoox LINK EN BIO #Podcast #clmactivaradio #radiosocial #DANAYSUAREZ #LaHoraUrbana
In this episode of The Sober Butterfly podcast, Nadine sits down with Danay Jones, the founder of Sober Girls Houston, for an insightful conversation on the journey to sobriety and the creation of a supportive community for sober women.We also get into:Life Before Sobriety:Danay opens up about her life before getting sober, sharing personal experiences and challenges she faced while navigating addiction.When the Party is Over:Delving into the realities of addiction, Danay and Nadine discuss the moment when the party lifestyle loses its allure and the journey towards sobriety begins.Founding Sober Girls Houston:Learn about the inspiration behind Sober Girls Houston and how Danay founded this empowering community for women seeking sobriety.The Importance of Representation:Danay and Nadine highlight the significance of Black representation in the sobriety community, discussing the unique challenges and perspectives faced by Black women on their journey to recovery.Supportive Networks:The conversation explores the role of supportive networks in the recovery process, emphasizing the importance of community and connection in maintaining sobriety.Empowering Women:Discover how Sober Girls Houston empowers women to embrace sobriety, fostering a safe and inclusive space for growth, healing, and self-discovery.Looking Ahead:Danay shares her vision for the future of Sober Girls Houston and her ongoing commitment to supporting women on their journey to sobriety.Closing Thoughts:As the conversation comes to a close, Danay and Nadine reflect on the power of vulnerability, resilience, and hope in overcoming addiction and building a brighter future.Connect with Danay and Sober Girls Houston:Website: https://www.sobergirlshouston.com/Instagram: @sobergirlshtx @randomly_rudeConnect with Nadine:Follow on IG: @the.soberbutterfly @soberbutterflypodcastFollow on TikTok @the.soberbutterflySubscribe to YouTube channel Subscribe to our monthly newsletter, https://thesoberbutterfly.com/Tune in to The Sober Butterfly podcast for more inspiring conversations and stories of transformation on the journey to sobriety. Don't forget to subscribe and leave a five-star review!Support the showPlease note that this episode may contain paid endorsements and advertisements for products and services. Individuals on the show may have a direct or indirect financial interest in products or services refereed to in this episode.
Danay Novoa, PhD is a former university professor turned intuitive coach and channel who loves guiding you toward greater self-love, self-acceptance, and self-empowerment. In the second half of the show, Danay channels a powerful message about abundance and how our relationships with money and body image are connected. “Like money, your body wants to be acknowledged, recognized and loved,” says Danay as she shares simple ways you can begin to attract more money, self-love and body acceptance starting right now.Top Ten Highlights:The power of spontaneityWhat is channeling?The difference between coaching and therapyTranslating energy into languageThe pitfalls of comparing yourself to othersEverything is happening through youHow to have compassion for yourself when you're not in alignmentMoney is a connectorHow to accept money and your body as a dear, beloved friendsHow to love your body, even if you've been criticizing it for yearsConnect with Danay Novoa, PhD10% Off 1:1 Coaching Session with Danayhttps://www.danaynovoa.com/Coupon Code: DELICIOUS10Danay's Eventshttps://www.danaynovoa.com/eventshttps://www.danaynovoa.com/https://linktr.ee/danaynovoa(instagram, youtube, etc)Support the showCONNECT WITH RHONDA RYDERFREE Guided Visualization on Abundance with Rhonda RyderIt includes six of my top episodes on prosperity. https://deliciousalignment.com/abundance/FREE Love Your Body Online Course 20+ Videos based on my five steps to loving your body and making peace with food.https://deliciousalignment.com/freecourse Delicious Alignment Facebook Grouphttps://www.facebook.com/groups/deliciousalignmentInstagram@deliciousalignmentThe BookDelicious Alignment: How 25 Women Learned to Love and Transform Their Bodies Using Abraham-Hicks and the Law of Attractionhttps://amzn.to/3fkTDoyPrivate Coaching with Rhondahttps://deliciousalignment.com/coaching/Websitehttps://deliciousalignment.comPodcast Advertising InquiriesContact us at support@deliciousalignment.comSupport the Showhttps://paypal.me/deliciousalignment
Dive into an extraordinary episode as we host the incredible Danay Jones, founder of Sober Girls HTX. In this gripping conversation, Danay fearlessly opens up about her personal battle with alcoholism, shedding light on the harsh realities of mental health struggles.Join us as she shares the pivotal moment that served as her wake-up call and the transformative journey that followed. This episode is a raw and honest exploration of resilience, self-discovery, and the power of community support. Danay's story is not just about overcoming addiction; it's a testament to the strength that emerges from facing one's demons head-on.Tune in for an inspiring conversation that delves deep into the human experience, offering hope and encouragement to those navigating their own paths to recovery.Subscribe now to Coffee Meets Vodka podcast for this compelling episode and many more, featuring stories of triumph, growth, and the unwavering spirit of those on the journey to sobriety.Sober Girls HTX links:Follow on IG: sobergirlshtxFacebook Page: Sober Girls HTXWebsite: sobergirlshouston.comYouTube Doc: Danay Jones- THE JOURNEY From Addiction to RecoveryCoffee Meets Vodka:Social Media: @coffee.meets.vodkaFacebook: Coffee Meets VodkaEmail: coffeemeetsvodkapod@gmail.comHost: Raya HenslerProducer: Taylea Ferguson Gilmore Media, LLC
Have you ever wondered if there was more to life than the "safe" or "predictable" route you were told to travel growing up? The traditional route you could say. I totally had an inner curiosity that began to build around the age of 30. (One that I had shut down towards the end of my teenage years.) That pull (around 30) led me into a whole new frontier of existence, one that only continues to surprise and delight me ✨ In this episode, I speak to another Entrepreneur/Business Owner by the name of Danay Novoa. Danay embarked on her own journey into the unknown about two years ago. She left the traditional/familiar and said "yes" to a brand new path that Life kept inviting her to step onto
Today on the show Danny and Kait are joined in studio by Danay and Valerie from Adventist Health. Danay is the Marketing and Communications Manager and Valerie is a Physician's Liaison. They're here to talk about Adventist's upcoming annual VIPink Event!
It was so special reconnecting with you on my Instagram LIVE! On this episode of Danay Garcia Podcast, I talk about the importance of taking breaks and being intentional about stepping back and stepping away. When you even think about taking a break – that usually means you are running out of gas, and it is time to nurture your mind, body and spirit. Make a plan to spend some quality time with yourself! Alone time can sometimes be intimidating, but if you approach it with intentionality, you can ensure it is a special time of healing and renewal. This is what I call projecting and visualizing the best rest to regain your superpowers. Make sure to write down your victories! We're half way through the year already – it feels like it's flying by, because you have been doing so much! Make a list of your accomplishments, prioritize your next victories and attack them! Never forget you are a special human and you have the power to live your life to the fullest ~ and have fun in the process. What seeds will you plant today?
Welcome along to a couple of hours of all things Jazzy,Soulful,Afro,Spiritual,Latin,Leftfield beats.Aja & Claire Kyoto Jazz Sextet - Rising (Ron Trent Remix)Tony Allen - EparapoChip Wickham - Tubby ChaserHarold Land - Chocolate MessÀ La Ala - A Night In TunisiaThe Griots Speak - We're All Here In Spirit.Vito Lalinga (Vi Mode Inc Project) -Jazz ClubUnited_Freedom_Collective_Even_The_Very_Wonder_Was_ColouredKiko Navarro, DJ Pippi, Willie Graff - Esanah [Only Good Stuff]Ambrose Akinmusire - Americana/The Garden Waits FPrequel - Saints feat. Cazeaux O.S.L.OKomos Jazz - Red ClayHajime Yoshizawa - Waltz For Jason (Full Nine Yards Reedit) (Two Banks Of Four Remix)Anma & Cognitiva Records - Future Jazz Ensemble & XL Regular - Astral SorceryBluestaeb - Mind (feat. Noah Slee)Stuart Zender - Happy Feelings feat. Omar & Ana TijouxWheelUP - Rising_feat._Destiny_Will_1Havana Cultura Band feat. Danay & Carina - Think Twice (4hero Remix)Marcos Valle - AlmaErasmo Carlos - Meu mar [Only Good Stuff]
Danay is an amazing young social entrepreneur who is changing the world through a network of peers, one book at a time. Danay founded Reading Heart, a community based 501(c)(3) book donation organization, at the age of eight. Danay is in fact, the youngest registered entrepreneur in Fresno County history. She is also “an avid book reader and advocate for education.” Danay started Reading Heart with the idea that “she wanted to share her passion for reading and the joy of escaping in a good book with other children.”
Sometimes, the best way to handle our shit and deal with our insecurities and doubts about what we can do or where we belong as Latinas is as simple as showing up. In another flashback from the vault this week, I revisit the interviews with Azucena Maldonado, the golf Queen, and Danay Escanaverino. Azucena, an immigrant from northern Mexico, inspired a movement that has taken over the world of golf. She noticed the lack of feminine presence in the sport and decided to change the sport's landscape, getting involved and creating opportunities for Latinas that transcended the sport. She opened the doors and inspired thousands of badass Latinas to get involved in golf. She is the Founder and CEO of LGA, the Latinas Golfers Association, which has over 2,000 members.Danay is a Cuban immigrant, a Latina Entrepreneurs speaker, CEO and founder of LunaSol Media, and founder of LatinaMeetup. She was responsible for developing an integrated marketing plan to combine a suite of merged brands for a large interactive marketing agency and break into the online Hispanic and Latino markets.Throughout our conversation, we learn about Azucena's experiences joining a male-dominated sport and discovering the opportunities she could provide for women in the space, not only as golfers but also as businesswomen and entrepreneurs. Danay shared details of her unique career path and her voracious drive to learn new things that drove her into the tech marketing space. That road would open countless doors for her professional development and teach her everything she needed to learn to become an entrepreneur. Tune in to Episode 116 of Amiga, Handle Your Shit and learn more about these badass Latinas that worked so hard to change their and their sisters' lives. In This Episode, You Will Learn:A bit about Azucena's story and her love for golf (5:04)The main differences between golf in South and Central America and the US (9:12)The opportunities that golf can provide business-wise (15:17)Azucena's tip for amigas to handle their shit (21:50)About Danay's incredible story and life-changing decisions (25:19)A voracity for knowledge that led to becoming a tech marketing professional (30:15)Danay's tips for handling your shit (38:57)Connect with Azucena LinkedInTwitterFacebookLGA WebsiteConnect with Danay: TwitterWebsiteInstagramLet's Connect!WebsiteFacebookInstagramLinkedInJackie Tapia Arbonne website Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
We presented Danay Escanaverino with the 2022 Passionista Persist Vanguard Award for her great work celebrating, elevating and connecting people in the Latin community. She is an award-winning Latina serial entrepreneur, a speaker and a community builder. As CEO of Boutique Digital Agency, Luna Sol Media, she connects brands to Latino consumers, delivering millions of leads and sales to her clients. A Cuban immigrant and the daughter of a political prisoner, she's fiercely passionate about elevating the Latino community. As founder of Latina Meetup, she has introduced thousands of Latina brands to millions of consumers, and as the founder of Amigos, she has facilitated hundreds of job recruitments, grants, scholarships and other resources for Latino professionals. Read more about Danay Learn more about The Passionistas Project FULL TRANSCRIPT: Passionistas: Hi, we're sisters Amy and Nancy Harrington. We founded The Passionistas Project to tell the stories of women who are following their passions and fighting for equality for all. The more we spoke with women for our podcast, subscription box, and the annual Power of Passionistas Summit, the more we saw a common trait in all of them — they are unstoppable. Whether they choose to use their voices to start a women-owned brand, or fight for the rights of the marginalized, we found that all Passionistas are resilient, compassionate, and persistent. Each year we honor women who embody these qualities by presenting the Passionistas Persist Awards. This episode of the podcast is an interview with one of the 2022 recipients. Our next award is the Passionistas Persist Vanguard Award, which honors a woman who's leading the way in the development of ideas and building communities. The award will be presented by Julie DeLucca-Collins and Dāli Rivera, who nominated this year's honoree. Julie is the founder and CEO of Go Confidently Services and the host of the popular Casa de Confidence Podcast. Dāli is the creator of the Diversity and Anti-bullying Academy. Julie: Hello everybody and welcome. My name is Julie DeLucca-Collins and I am here with my friend and Dāli Rivera to honor our friend and colleague Danay Escanaverino. She is being honored with the 2022 Passionistas Persist Vanguard Award for her great work celebrating, elevating and connecting people in the Latin community. Danay Escanaverino is an award-winning Latina serial entrepreneur. She's a speaker and a community builder. As CEO of boutique digital agency LunaSol Media, she connects brands to Latino consumers, delivering millions of leads and sales to her clients. A Cuban immigrant and the daughter of a political prisoner, Danay is fiercely passionate about elevating the Latino community. As founder of Latina meetup, she has introduced thousands of Latina brands to millions of consumers. And as a founder of Amigos, she has facilitated hundreds of job recruitments, grants, scholarships and other resources for Latino professionals. Danay is a board member of Latinas in Business and is a mentor for several accelerators and Latino youth programs. She's pretty amazing. Julie: Danay congratulations and thank you again, for all of the work that you do on behalf of Latinas and women overall, you embody this award. So thank you for being here. Danay: Thank you, Julie. And thank you Valley for this gorgeous award. And thank you to The Passionistas Project. I have to tell you that, when you do stuff that you're so passionate about, and you get recognized, it's just that much more amazing because it means that people get it, people get the impact of what you're so passionate about. And so I really I'm absolutely humbled, especially being presented by two women that I am so, so much a fan of. So yeah, I'm super thrilled. Thank you so much for this award. I'm absolutely humbled and very happy to receive it. Julie: Thank you, you embody the award. And the one thing that you mentioned that I definitely want to ask you about is what are you passionate about? Danay: I am passionate about Latinos, the Latino community and specifically about us being unified in supporting each other. And that's my thing. I'm an immigrant. I came from Cuba when I was a little girl. My dad was a political prisoner. And even though, since the 2016 election, where the conversation about Latinos turned really sour and it was all about how we were a drain on the economy and a drain on the immigration system, and that's not what I grew up with. I grew up in Miami, in thriving neighborhoods and businesses. We make the economy go. We've brought the economy back from the last two recessions. We lead in job creation, we lead in business creation, we lead and entrepreneurialism. I just want to continue to change how we talk about Latinos and how we support each other as a community. And so I'm super, super passionate about that. And that's kind of why I do the things I do. That's why I'm really big into community and making sure that we foster opportunities for Latinos to lead and Latinos to help each other out. Julie: I totally understand and admire that sentiment because it's very much aligned with mine. I also grew up in Miami and I know from the Miami community and also the New York community that I have been so closely tied to, that Latinos definitely are always there to contribute always there to lend a helping hand. And we are going to raise every boat with our tide. We feel very strongly that what we have to offer is not just for us but for everyone. And I love that you're passionate about that. And you're really shedding a light into that. I loved every work that you have done in Clubhouse since I've met you. And since knowing you I knew that I needed to connect you to Nancy and Amy and the Passionistas community. Nancy and Amy are phenomenal individuals who are putting together a group of powerful women and through the summer, the Power of Passionistas really embodies the spirit of women who are making a large impact like you are in communities around you using gifts and talents. What does the power of Passionistas mean to you? Danay: The power is in the name, right? So when you're passionate, and you're led by that passion, I think that just translates into power and it's up to you how you want to use that power. So really, it's all in the name for me. And then, I'm a big old geek, I'm a dork. Anybody who knows me knows that I love learning. I adore the fact that there's going to be an event where we all get to learn from the community from each other from the leaders in the community. I think that's huge because there's so much power in the wealth of knowledge that's being shared. I'm excited to be part of this community. And I can't thank you enough for introducing me to it. Julie: You really embody a Passionista. You are so passionate about your community, you are passionate about lifting everyone up. And I think that this is a great opportunity for people to know that something that they feel passionate about their roots, especially in in our current world. We are we're living in a society now that tends to want to minimize the voices of women. And I so appreciate the fact that not only are you allowing to be platforms for women and minority women to be able to speak up but be awarded with grants, opportunities, and also highlighted for the amazing work that they're doing. So this is so much in alignment with being a Passionista, and I so love everything that you're doing. And I cannot be more tickled pink, because I'm a girly girl, that you are here is one of the Passionistas as well. Dāli: And Danay, I must say before I ask my questions that you have been such an inspiring individual in my life, and as well as in many other people's lives. Every time I tell people about you, I say check her out. And they're like, oh my gosh, she's amazing. Because you do what you say you're going to do. And you always have that lens of where can I help others? What can we do together and you are a great, great mentor. And it's so nice to see Latinas like you doing that for our community. And you have also educated us so much on the power that we hold, because until I met you, I wasn't aware that we had so much economic power that we pulled out of the recession. We weren't the reason why. And I was like holy smokes. Why don't more Latinos know about this? I think that if more Latinos knew if more Latinos came to the night and heard this from her, there would definitely make a difference in how they use their purchasing power. I just wanted to add, that'd be for a question. But do you have a time where you felt that you really had to persist? Danay: I mean, I think we all do, right? I have my struggles. I've had my struggles. I came over here as an immigrant. We were poor. My dad was an alcoholic — very, very toxic childhood. I was the only woman in many spaces. In my in the in the early parts of my career, I would go to trade shows with like, 10,000 people and I was like one of maybe a few women and definitely the only Latina in meetings. My gosh, I remember, the first time I went into a board meeting as a director of marketing for a company, a startup that had been acquired, and the CEO, I guess he didn't like my confidence and he actually tried to belittle me and asked me to order coffee for everybody, when really I was there to make a presentation about all of the things that we were working on. So, and stuff like that has happened consistently in my life. But I have something that I feel like it's a superpower and that is my perspective. My perspective is, I am so lucky, I literally won the frickin' like life lottery just for the fact that I get to live in the United States and I get to chase my dreams and my goals. And it's all on me. I get to bring people with me along for the ride, when they want to come with me, and if they're ready, and that's why I'm always trying to educate our community that we're super powerful. Change your perspective, a lot is wrong in society, a lot is wrong in the world, a lot is wrong in this country —— but a lot is right. And mostly the opportunity is right. I have 60 something cousins and aunts and uncles still living in Cuba, who have absolutely zero future, zero opportunity. They can barely make ends meet. There are no answers. To me, there's nothing there. So that's my perspective, every time I feel like something is difficult or I have something to overcome, that perspective reminds me, okay, but you're in a position of real, real privilege because you have opportunity, and it's on you. Dāli: I love something that you said in there that there's so much positivity, so much goodness that we can focus on. And I think that's what draws so many people to you. You make us see all of that stuff and especially when we feel like we're stuck, or that there's no options, you use that that positivity to emphasize that and remind us about that. Why is it important for women to lifted each other up? Danay: Because if we don't do it, who's going to do it? And nothing against men, I have some amazing men in my life, that I have a lot of respect for. Heck, my best mentor was my big brother. But they navigate through life with a totally different lens. Everybody has a different lens based on so many different variables. And so you don't know what you don't know. It's like my kids. My kids don't know what it's like to be poor. My kids don't know what you know what it's like not to be able to pay for your light bill. And so I can tell them as much as I want until I'm blue in the face about what it was like growing up without anything, but they'll never know. So that's kind of the same thing with men. Men just don't know, the challenges that women face. They can be great allies, but you don't know what you don't know. And so, because we are women, we have that in common, we understand those challenges that we face. Whether it's misogyny, whether it's, pay inequality, all of the different wonderful challenges that women face. So it's up to us to help each other out. It's up to us to elevate each other and really walk that walk with each other, because nobody else is going to do it. So it's our responsibility and we need to take that responsibility and really help each other out. And, be sisters and do our thing for each other help each other out. Dāli: And I think that the more that we have that conversation, and see leaders like yourself, taking that on and actually taking action, a lot more people are going to follow. And that's going to just change our future. I know it won't happen overnight but I already have seen so much positivity in like women's mindset of let's help each other out. We're not competition, we're just gonna rise together. Julie: I totally agree with what Dāli is saying and I haven't known you as long as dally has. Since the inception of Clubhouse, when I came in, you were immediately a person that I felt like, oh, I found my people. You are definitely providing opportunities for people to be educated, inspired. You have tangible ways in which, as community members we can connect and really lift each other up. And this is something that you're leading the way. Because a lot of people like we've talked about before, can consider a strong passionate woman competition. But I believe that we are stronger together we can go farther together. And this is what you're providing overall for the people that come in contact with you and it's amazing. I so appreciate that and you do embody this award. Nancy and Amy are definitely so correct to be able to honor you for the work that you're doing. Danay: I thank you for that. Again, it's very humbling. I really don't know how to take it other than people are noticing the work and that's what's really important to me. And so I accept it with tremendous humility and tremendous love. Julie: I wanted to mention something that you said, because I think that many women have been in those shoes in which they walk into the boardroom for the first time and they are immediately wanted to be pushed around. And you didn't do that. And I think that we have to create environments in which women hear the story in which maybe there is a male presence that wants to belittle your efforts or your presence, and we have to teach people how to treat us. And I think you are doing that for yourself, but you're forging the way for those that are coming behind us to also know that listen, just because we come from as immigrants or we come from a diverse backgrounds doesn't make us less than. And you are teaching people to define you by the people that you support, you influence and you help. So thank you for that example, as well. Danay: That is one of many stories that framed my life. And I'm sure so many people can relate to those types of situations. I really think that it's been the status quo for a really long time where women were the secretary, or they were supporting staff. And so I think it's just one of those things that men are not used to, especially in the boardroom, especially in the C suite or anywhere where decisions are made. And so they're just going to have to get used to it. And they're going to have to figure out how to navigate in a world where we make decisions, and we're, we're in the C suite and we're making those power plays. It's more than about time. So I love being able to share that story, even though it's embarrassing, because nobody wants to say, hey, even though I was at a certain level that I earned, my boss decided to try to embarrass me. But I think sharing stories like that really reminds everybody that nobody's alone in this. We all deal with it. So there are definitely ways to work with it and persist with it. Julie: Well Danay, I have five nieces and the youngest is nine, and you are showing them that they belong. You are showing them that we have representation. You are creating for them a vision of what is possible for them. So I thank you for that. Danay: Thank you. Dāli: Now looking back at all of that you've accomplished where you are today. Did you at the age of 15 ever imagine the life that you have right now? Danay: Yes and no. So, when I was 15, I was actually really angry. First of all teenagers, hello. And then secondly, growing up with an alcoholic father being embarrassed about that, being Latina, being an immigrant, a lot of those things made me feel like I wasn't good enough — the imposter syndrome thing and all of that stuff. On the one hand, no, I couldn't visualize it. But on the other hand, I always had something inside me, that said, prove everybody wrong. You're not going to be the statistic no matter where you came from or what you came from. I refused to be the person that people assumed I would turn into, because of my circumstances. And so yes, that part, the angry part of me that was like, no, I'm not gonna let anybody define me. There's more to this. And I couldn't visualize it, right? Because if you don't grow up around like wealth, and you don't grow up around entrepreneurs, and you don't grow up around people doing well that looked like you, you really don't know. For me growing up in the projects, I thought that someone who had a two-bedroom, one-bath house in a working-class neighborhood was rich. That was my understanding. So that's why I say I couldn't visualize it. But I could, in a sense that I knew I was going to do something — something of substance. I just didn't know what at that time. Dāli: I can relate to a lot of what you said, because I think of people who are on a larger stage like say Tony Robbins and he shares the same exact I'm sure that you have shared that your conditions were not perfect, they're not ideal and you refuse to become that statistic or that negative, whatever people expected of you. And there are so many kids who choose to be what they're in, and then others who do totally the opposite thing. And it's really beautiful to see that because it just shows the power of your mindset at a young age to start making those moves gradually — not really knowing exactly where it's gonna lead to but it's not that negative experience you're in. And I always tell my kids, my 14- and 15-year-old about you are Julie, all the women that I find so inspiring that have come from conditions that are less than desirable. And I remind them, look, you have no excuse, there are ways to achieve what you want to even if you don't really understand exactly what you want, just start exploring. And like Julie said earlier, she's got nine nieces, I actually have 11 So there are so many little girls that now have you to see. And hopefully one day we'll get to see you on a huge stage nationwide because we need more Latina representation. I used to take it for granted saying that representation mattersbut there really is a lot of truth to that. It's so important. And a lot of people just laugh at that. But then you hear people talk about their success and they mentioned something like, oh, when I was this old, I saw so and so and I'd never seen somebody like me. It's crazy that you don't know what kids are watching or listening to whatever that person might be seeing could be the person that just helps them turn their life around or routes their life to this great success. Passionistas: We're Amy and Nancy Harrington, and you're listening to The Passionistas Project Podcast. Are you looking for the perfect holiday gift for the women in your life? Visit ThePassionistasProject.com to order our subscription box filled with products made by women-owned businesses and female artisans to inspire women to follow their passions. Get a free mystery box with a one-year subscription using the code WINTERMYSTERY. Now here's more of our Passionistas Persist Awards ceremony. Julie: Danay, we've talked a little bit about how you elevate people in the community. But for the people who are new to the work that you do, could you talk a little bit about the actual work that you do day in and day out to elevate the voices to elevate the community, and to really push forward initiatives that help to support the Latino community? Danay: First, let me tell you a little bit about what I do for a living. I own a digital agency. I've been in digital marketing for over 25 years. I joke that I'm a digital dinosaur but really I am. And so I have the privilege of working with brands to connect them to multicultural consumers, mostly Latino consumers in the US and in Latin America, also in Spain, and Portugal. And so I have this point of view, that's very different. Because being that I have to deal with the data, I see just how important we are as a demographic. We represent over two trillion in GDP. Two trillion in GDP. That's a country. That's like right behind Italy, or France, I can't remember which one it is. We're like number seven, or eight or nine. But my point is, we create the GDP of a country. Not even a developing nation, like a full-on country. When I see those numbers and I see what we represent — and I do a lot of work with market research and because we want to make sure that our clients know how important it is to work with us — I see that and it absolutely fuels me because I know most Latinos do not know this information. Again, that narrative has always been pretty damn negative. And it's just gotten worse since that election. So I really, really wanted to make sure that number one we were educated about how important we are. And then number two, that I could find resources leveraging the clients that I work with, to really help out. And what I mean by that is when I launched Meetup, for example, in 2018, I made everything free. Everything was free. We had this multi-city tour of events where we had Latina professionals come in. I had sponsors that wanted to reach this demographic fund these events. And what did we do, we gave free headshot photography to every single woman that showed up that wanted to have a new professional headshot. We introduced Latina brands at all of these events so that they didn't have to pay to be marketed to their demographic. All of that was free. And a lot of professional development opportunities, again, all of a free because I really believe that the brands could fund that and we could have all of these resources for people that really needed them. We did a bunch of like scholarship opportunities. We give away a lot of free marketing to the community. So when the pandemic hit in 2020, we couldn't have any in-person events anymore. So I translated that into we started having Zoom events. But it really didn't feel the same. And then Clubhouse happened. And I got onto Clubhouse in December of 2020. I can't remember anymore. So, I just got on there, and I didn't see any Latinos, but my brain was already — the synapses were sparking. And I was like, there's something here, there's something here, there's an opportunity. So I just started having these networking events every single morning. And every single morning, we get more people joining and more people joining. And the community ended up, being like 38,000 strong. And we started having events where we featured Latinos you should know which really has been a great integral part of tha. We've interviewed Latinos that are doing great things in our community, whether they're an author or a speaker. I mean, we had the president of the Girl Scouts. We had so many amazing people. I just wanted to make sure we connected them with our community so that we could support Latino initiatives. We've done recruitment events to get people jobs. We've done educational stuff. All of it framed around supporting our community and giving opportunities and connecting people with opportunities — like we did with the Comcast grant initiative. There are so many things that I want to talk about but we don't have all day. Those are some of the things that we've been able to do with these communities, always keeping everything 100% free, because I really believe that the brands will support it. Julie: As a business and life strategy coach the opportunity to present small BIPOC community with grant opportunity. And you've connected them with a major brand, which is Comcast. And you're bringing these spaces where people can come and find out, hey, how can I get money from my business? How can I grow? How can I expand what I am doing? And I think that that is so terrific. And I appreciate all of the efforts. I also love, I'm a big proponent of social media audio like Clubhouse is a great place to be able to connect with individuals. You've made some great introductions and bringing guests that are relevant. We do have these conversations where people that are Hispanic descent and LatinX are really showing the world that we matter, that we also can speak with our dollars and can bring an influence to what is happening around in our communities. Dāli: As you were creating Latina Meetup and Amigos on Clubhouse. One of the things that I know for sure, that has made people feel accepted is that you invite them to be participants by hosting their own rooms and promoting themselves. And that is huge because so many people will only allow you to do that if you pay. And this is very powerful because the people who have started — like I remember I found you through Facebook on Latina Meetup — and then you invited me to this thing on Clubhouse's Amigos Club. I was like, oh, I had no idea what it was. And you asked, would you like to be a moderator? And I was like, sure, why not? I had no idea that this little thing was going to become something so huge. I'm forever grateful because growing up Nicaraguan in California, I never found a place or a community of Latinos where I felt included because I was always too different. Then I found Amigos and Latina Meetup and it's like, oh my gosh, I am home. And as we've had so many rooms, I always hear that from people. They always say, oh, my gosh, I found my tribe. I found my people. And we've had people from all over the world. We have had some Syrian-Mexican people, we've had Canadian Mexicans, we've had Colombian, Puerto Ricans. And it's like, whoa, mind-blowing, because we're also learning about our own diversity within our community. And that is really beautiful. The other thing that you always emphasize is the power of networking and collaboration. And people come into our networking rooms, and they say, hey, I just want to let you know that I got so many clients from this networking session, or we did this collaboration, and it was very successful. And I think when people hear that, and see the consistency of you always creating those opportunities in that space, people just keep coming, because they know that there's true value there. And what's really exciting now is that now that LinkedIn is doing their audio app to now we're moving over to that platform. And I think it's just going to be even bigger and greater because you have formed that essence that we are professionals trying to move up, trying to help communities and just trying to prosper, Dāli: Danay, said something that I want to go ahead and counter she said that she is a dinosaur in the digital space, but really she is an early adopter. She speaks my language. I am the first one who's going to try to adopt new technology. I'm not sure how it works at first but I know that this is one of her strengths. The fact that she explores and is not afraid. She is not a but kind of person. She is a yes and. And that adoption of technology of resources and being inclusive and creating the inclusive spaces for everyone. And again, one of the things that I've heard her say about the community, but also about what we do, is that yes, we are the Amigos Club of the Latina Meetup, but it's not exclusive to we are open to everyone and anyone who wants to be a part of the community and help to kind of link arms and go forward and move ahead and support one another in a way that we can continue to grow. That is rarely seen in many communities. A lot of communities like or I only do this and I have that. But this really speaks to me and how you embody this award of persisting no matter what the challenges are, and looking at the bright side of anything that you are doing. And making sure that you forge a way for others to have a seat at the table and be engaged in definitely benefit from all the different opportunities that come from being present. Danay: I will say that, when you said, having a seat at the table, I feel like we're creating our own table. We really are creating our own table. And we're creating our thought leaders and it's not a lot of work. Basically, when somebody has the passion to become a thought leader, for example, Dāli amazing work in the anti-bullying, parenting space. And I'm like, why isn't she on 20 million stages, talking about this because that's her passion. And she does amazing work with it. I mean, you just have to listen to one of her podcasts to see how great she is. She deserves to be highlighted. She deserves to be a leader. She deserves for people to look at her. And the same thing with you with the coaching and the confidence and the Tiny Habit stuff, which I absolutely adore listening to you're talking about it. You should be leading you should be people that other people are looking at for information, for knowledge exchange, for learning, for mentorship. And it's about time that we have our spaces where our community does that where our community can grow into leaders and show people their strengths because it's about time and you're there. Nobody's creating you. You guys are the creation. You guys are the thought leaders. So we need to have spaces where we can really, really feature you and focus on you. So yeah, I love that you said that about the table. I think we have our own table. It's an amazing, beautiful table to be sitting at where it's so multicultural and so diverse and yet unify all at the same time. Julie: When I look at the world is with the lens of my heritage, of my Hispanic heritage, I think yes, this whole table analogy is so important. Because in our countries, right, no matter how little you have, there's always a seat at the table for people you meet in the street, and come on over. I don't have a lot, but whatever rice and beans I have are yours. I love that mentality that we are inclusive and open and want to give a voice to the people who for so long, haven't had a voice. We want to rewrite the narrative of what many people believe or the view that people have when it comes to the Latino community. This is a community with buying power. This is a community highly educated, as well, with very strong roots. It's more than just the narrative that sometimes we might be presented to in our current media or current events. It's so important that people like you, Danay, especially through your work and many years, but really creating the space as we continue to move forward. It's super important. I so appreciate. I think that this is persistence that you have done this for so many years. Danay: I just wanted to say one thing that because we're talking about that table analogy. I'm sure we can talk like we can riff on this forever. I know you guys have heard this, I'll say it in Spanish. And then I'll translate it which is — donde comen cuatro, comen cinco. And it's if there's a space where four can eat, five can eat. And that's a huge, huge theme across all Latino culture. So yeah, I love that you said that. Julie: I've been the recipient of many tables that it's not a lot, but it's enough. And with a smile and a little music and a little dance, you can make a party happen. It's just the attitude, and the openness that again, you embody. One question for you. We talked a little bit about this but one of the things that you are the Founder of is the Mira.Click Program. Tell us a little bit about how you can enable bloggers and YouTubers that are Latino to monetize their traffic. Bcause I think that this is, again, another place where you are creating space for people to benefit from things that are out there already. Danay: This is an affiliate network and an influencer network. It's called Mira.Click. And basically, if you have any type of audience, and I'm talking about the five people who read your blog, or the 10 people who listen to your podcast, or the 100 people that follow you on Instagram, wherever your audience lives, there is a way to monetize that audience. The narrative has always been, oh, you need millions of followers to really make some money. You do not. You just need the right match for your audience. And so the network, the Mira.Click Network, brings in offers from brands. And then if you are someone with an audience, which we call an affiliate or an influencer or now the new term is creator, if you have an audience, you can jump onto the network, find brands and find programs and products and services that match your audience, promote them and make a commission. It's not always about generating a sale. A lot of the times it's about a click. We pay for clicks, sometimes. Sometimes we'll pay for a lead. Sometimes we'll pay for a phone call. Each offer is different. Each campaign that we have is different. We have hundreds of campaigns and different types of payout models. But the most important part about it is that there is a way for you to monetize your audience as a creator, affiliate influencer, however you want to call it. But yeah, there's an opportunity to monetize. Julie: That's terrific. And again, creating spaces and allowing people to leverage their buying power and allowing people to leverage what they're already doing to be able to move to the next level and improve. Danay, what's in the future for you. Danay: Oh, total world domination. Julie: The power being a Passionista for sure. Danay: The future is my goal right now is to continue to build our community and continue to teach people how to be influencers, some people already are, they just need a little bit of help with the branding or whatever. Again, always being free. So my view is, in the next two or three years, we're going to have an army of Latino influencers that are going to be doing great, whether they want to be paid as a creator or whether they want to be a speaker. But hopefully getting them to also continue to share the message that we are important, we are powerful and we need to stick together and be unified. So that's, in a nutshell. You know, a little bit of world domination. Dāli: Thank you so much for all the work that you do, and also for allowing us to be part of that journey. It's really special and I really feel blessed and privileged to be within your circle because. you've actually helped me grow personally and professionally. And, and I look forward to seeing the journey continue. Julie: Danay, I also echo with Dāli said. But I also want to follow up because one is one word that you want to leave with the listeners. They're not meant necessarily a Latino or part of the community but how can they participate and be a part of the community and part of our table and also make an impact? Danay: There is a word in Spanish that I use a lot. It's dalay, which means let's go. So for me, it's if you are passionate, if you're looking for a community, if you're looking to grow, to be mentor to mentor comm come hang out with Amigos and dalay! Lets go! Passionistas: Thanks for listening to the Passionistas Persist Awards presentation with Danay Escanaverino. And thanks to Julie DeLucca-Collins and Dāli Rivera for the amazing interview. To learn more about Julie visit goconfidentlycoaching.com. To learn more about Dāli, visit Dālitalks.com. To learn more about Danay, visit lunasolmedia.com. 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In this episode of Come Rain or Shine, Danay Lea, Advisor to the CEO of the Abu Dhabi Security Exchange, discusses the future of outdoor sports. As one who helps large companies solve problems, Danay has a keen eye for projection and evaluation. Such skill has also carried over into his passion for outdoor sports. Per Danay, as the working world becomes increasingly remote, the rise in flexibility and innovation are profiting industries like outdoor sports. Additionally, the sustaining popularity of outdoor sports will continue as people invest in trusted brands and products they respect. Like broader markets, large companies in the outdoor sports stream should continue to drive healthy competition to help smaller markets find their voice. Despite setbacks in recent years, Danay believes the future of outdoor sports is bright and will continue to emerge as technology and accessibility create opportunities for the next generation of interest. Resources: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/thefluidstate/about/ Website: http://fluidstate.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thefluidstate/ Connect with Dan: www.dancockerell.com Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/dancockerell/ LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/dancockerell/ Facebook - www.facebook.com/dancockerellspeaker Quotes: “…enjoying life being a human. There's something to that and using technology to connect and where we want to be…I think a blend of those two things is a direction in my mind where we should be going.”
Good People,Our guest today comes from a slightly different walk of life than what we are used to in the show, but he is just as exciting and valuable. Danay Lea is an advisor to the CEO at Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange, former CFO of the Commercial Bank International, and a leader who thrives in the business development space. Danay's truth revolves around the realization that helping others reach their potential and succeed is fantastic, but it can't be done at the expense of self-care. Son of an English teacher and raised in an environment where helping, teaching, and coaching others was normal, Danay developed a passion for developing people early in his life. Although he firmly believes that we should put ourselves at the service of others as much as possible, we must also pay attention to our needs and self-care. Throughout our conversation, Danay described how his truth was revealed and how crucial it was for him to realize that sometimes, we must be selfish when thinking of our mental and physical health. He talks about the everyday struggle most CEOs deal with in their lives and compares it with what most parents deal with daily. We also chat about how to learn more about our financial decisions, how to get better at making them, and the shortcut to financial empowerment. In This Episode, You'll Learn:Danay talks about his truth (3:21)Why we must be selfish when thinking of our mental and physical health (5:17)What are the things Danay sees most CEOs struggling with (9:09)The importance of maintaining clear communication (11:46)Danay talks about using the information we have and taking logical steps to make important decisions (15:59)How to reach financial empowerment (20:09)First Impressions:Money (23:03)Truth (23:18)Branding (23:26)Leader (23:38)Investments (25:04)Relationships (29:26)Danay Lea (30:43)Connect with Danay:Fluid StateLinkedIn Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.
About Danay LeaDanay has over 15 years of financial leadership experience across emerging markets taking on varied and increasingly senior roles.He is an Advisor to the CEO at Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange, CFO at Commercial Bank International and ANZ Bank. He is keen to professionalize the world of Outdoor Sports from snow to mountain biking. He served as Strategic Advisor to Burton Snowboards and brings knowledge of scale, finance and corporate M&A to a world of lifestyle brands.About this EpisodeIn this episode, Danay shares the different key trends and growth in the business of outdoor sports. He also discusses the future of outdoor sports in a span of years.Listen now for an exciting discussion! Quotes“Most of these sports were really inaccessible to a small percentage of people because the equipment was very expensive.”“These sports have largely kept their heritage and what kept them amazing from the very beginning.”“Outdoor sports are trying to make it more accessible and trying to bring these sports to where people are and then also making sure the equipment is available to them.”“Accessibility is going to be the key thing that drives outdoor sports.”“Try your best to be patient even though you're also trying to achieve at the same time and then secondly, be kind because life is both long and short.”Useful LinksLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/danaylea/The Matrix Green Pill Podcast: https://thematrixgreenpill.com/
On this episode Leo interviews Danay Lea. He is the Advisor to the MD & CEO of Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange. With more than 15 years of financial leadership experience across emerging markets he is applying the lessons learned to the outdoor sports industry. What is the connection between Finance and snowboarding?What impact does climate change have on Outdoor sports and what founders are doing to improve sustainability and our environment?How were Outdoor Sports affected by Covid and the recent disruption to global logistics? Connect with Danay on LinkedIn Self-learning is of paramount importance in the business world, listen to your international peers and step up your game.Connect with the host Leonardo Marra on LinkedIn Follow the page on LinkedIn ***This episode is sponsored by International Expansion Explained. Are you looking to expand internationally, but you're not sure where to start? Or you export already but would like to venture further overseas? Reach out to arrange an international clarity session and learn more about growth plans here International Expansion StrategyPartners SearchOngoing sales and branding supportIndividual one on one support
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The outdoor sports sector has experienced explosive growth over the past decade - with both traditional sports markets and emerging markets getting on board. But what's next for outdoor sports? Where could brands find the next growth opportunities? And in a market dominated by a handful of power brands, will we be likely to see new brands coming in - and succeeding?Today I'm speaking with Danay Lea, chief triage officer at Fluid State, where he helps outdoor sports brands solve business growth and development challenges. He has served as strategic advisor to Burton Snowboards, as well as an advisor to the CEO at Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange, CFO at Commercial Bank International and Program Director at ANZ.In the episode Danay talks about:The next big target market for outdoor sports.Why small brands can find big opportunities in the outdoor sports market.What many people entering the industry misunderstand about it.What he's learned from working with a range of successful outdoor sports brands.USEFUL LINKS:Connect with Danay Lea on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/danaylea/Learn about The Current Situation: https://thecurrentsituation.netA Seat at The Table website: https://seatpodcast.com
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Are you new to Canada? Do you want to improve your English? In this episode, Danay shares a variety of print, audio and digital resources to support ESL learners. You can read a transcript of this podcast at: https://www.fvrl.bc.ca/pdf/eslresources.pdf
Pooja C. Danay is a South Asian mental health advocate who lives with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD). An actor, entrepreneur, and dancer who specializes in Bollywood dancing (been doing it since she was 5 years old!), she loves traveling and spending time with family and friends. Born and raised in New Jersey and currently living in NYC with her husband, she attended Pace University and the Lubin School of Business. She is proud of her culture: where her family comes from (India) and its rich traditions. She is a huge believer in advocating for what you believe in, and hopes that speaking up and sharing her story can help others and inspire hope. Tune in as Pooja shares: that she was diagnosed with OCD at the age of 13, but recognized symptoms earlier than that that her symptoms manifested with obsessive thoughts, compulsions, depression, and anxiety that OCD is an anxiety disorder, and the compulsions are usually designed to give someone a sense of control when they don't feel they have it how her background influenced her approach to mental health care — because mental health and illness can be a taboo topic in South Asian cultures one of the biggest challenges of her diagnosis: finding an appropriate therapist how her diagnosis affected her relationships, especially as a teen why dealing with mental illness is such a lonely experience, especially early on why support and community is as vital as finding the right care providers what ERP (Exposure and Response Prevention) is, and how it has helped her mitigate the negative aspects of her disorder how stress can influence her symptoms how OCD affected her in the workplace early in her career, and how it influences her treatment of employees now what we most desperately need to change about American healthcare in order to best serve patients in need her thoughts on using medication to manage her illness her advice for others living with chronic and/or mental illness why we need to destigmatize conversations about mental health and illness
This week we're replaying a classic GTP episode where your hosts Steve Lowry and Yvonne Godfrey interview Daniel Rodriguez, Chantal A. Trujillo & Danay Gonzalez of Rodriguez & Associates Trial Lawyers (https://www.rodriguezlaw.net/). Remember to rate and review GTP in iTunes: Click Here To Rate and Review Case Details: Rodriguez & Associates trial lawyers Daniel Rodriguez, Chantal A. Trujillo, and Danay Gonzalez explain how they became the first trial team to present a school shooting-related civil claim to a jury. On January 10, 2013, Bowe Cleveland was shot by a fellow student, who was repeatedly reported to Taft Union High School administrators for making violent threats, having a "hit list" and drawing scenes of killings. Administrators failed to update their threat assessment plan and implement intervention tactics. As a result, Bowe was shot in his science classroom and suffered multiple punctures in his right lung, massive blood loss, and fractured ribs, requiring over 30 surgical procedures. To this day, Bowe's chest is full of shotgun pellets, and he struggles with PTSD. A Bakersfield, California jury found eight individuals, including the school's assistant principal, negligent and partially responsible for Bowe's injuries, returning a verdict of $3.8 million. Click Here to Read/Download the Complete Trial Documents Guest Bios: Daniel Rodriguez Daniel Rodriguez has a background that is a little bit different than the typical lawyer. Daniel grew up in a migrant farm-worker family. He and his family were constantly on the move. He lived and worked in Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, and California. Daniel and his five siblings attended between three and five different schools each year up until college. In addition to working in the fields, Daniel later held a variety of jobs going through college and law school. To name a few, Daniel worked as a dishwasher, worked for PG&E in their mapping department, worked as a salesperson for Sears, Roebuck & Co., sold encyclopedias door to door, and pumped gas at a full-service gas station. Another job that Daniel held was working as a roustabout and mechanic in the oilfields for Atlantic Richfield Co. in Kern County. All of these jobs helped mold Daniel's perspective on life. Namely, that there's no substitute for putting in the hard work. Daniel's career as a lawyer is also a little bit different than the typical plaintiff's lawyer. The vast majority of plaintiff's lawyers hardly ever go to trial. Most of them may take a case to trial once every five years or so. Daniel tried his first jury trial within one month of getting his license to practice law. Daniel's skill as a personal injury lawyer in Bakersfield has not gone unnoticed. Daniel is proud of the fact that he was selected to teach at Gerry Spence's Trial Lawyers College. This trial advocacy school is widely considered to be the best in the country. What does jury trial experience and trial skills mean to the client? That Daniel will obtain top and full value for the client's case because insurance companies respect and fear a skilled and experienced trial lawyer. Daniel's professional dedication to the Kern County community has earned him nationwide recognition. He's been selected to the California Super Lawyers list (by Super Lawyers®) every year since 2009. In 2015, he was named Best Lawyer in Bakersfield by the Best of Bakersfield Reader's Choice Awards. He is also a member of The National Trial Lawyers, an invitation-only group composed of the premier trial lawyers from across the United States. He's been a guest on Hot 94.1's “The Romeo Show”, Univision, and interviewed in major news outlets. Read Full Bio Danay Gonzalez Danay was born in Bakersfield and raised in Lamont, California. In this small town, her family owned a jewelry store where Danay grew up learning the value of community. There, she learned how to work hard and interact with customers. While they loved their home in Lamont, Danay's family moved to Bakersfield to pursue new opportunities when she was in the eighth grade. She went on to graduate from Ridgeview High School, where she enjoyed being in choir and theatre, reading and writing in her English classes, and debating politics with her fellow students in AP courses. After high school, Danay attended UCLA, where she earned her bachelor's degree in Political Science in 2013 (Once a Bruin, always a Bruin!). While she loved living in Los Angeles and experiencing a different life with new horizons in the city, she always knew that she wanted to come home and be a positive influence in her community. Growing up in Lamont, she saw that many of her classmates were afraid to speak up for themselves at the risk of being deported or getting their families in trouble. She saw them living in fear, and she knew that it wasn't right. She saw the way that the people of her community looked up to Daniel Rodriguez, not only for being a successful member of the Hispanic community but also for the way that he fought for the rights of her friends and neighbors. Because of his influence, she knew she wanted to become a lawyer and stand up for people's rights like he does. Coming from a family where her grandparents couldn't read, write, or speak English, Danay is passionate about giving a voice to the people who need it most. Read Full Bio Chantal A. Trujillo As a Bakersfield native, Chantal graduated from Centennial High School in 2004 (Go Golden Hawks!). Chantal then attended CSU Bakersfield for 2 years until transferring to the University of Texas where she earned her Bachelor of Arts in Communications. She further pursued her education at St. Mary's University School of Law in San Antonio, TX, earning her Juris Doctor in 2011. After venturing to the Lone Star state, Chantal found herself back in Bakersfield, where she was born and raised. In late 2011, she joined the team at Rodriguez & Associates, where she has gained a home away from home. She is well-known for late nights at the office, consistently putting in the extra hours to achieve positive results in all of her cases. During Chantal's time at the firm, she has handled numerous personal injury and wrongful death cases, some of which have gone to jury trial and produced great verdicts. Working in this field has shaped Chantal tremendously into the kind of lawyer you forget is a lawyer because of how much of herself she pours into her cases. She truly breaks the mold by taking the time to understand and meet her clients' requests and concerns throughout the civil litigation process. Read Full Bio Show Sponsors: Legal Technology Services - LTSatlanta.com Digital Law Marketing - DigitalLawMarketing.com Case Pacer - CasePacer.com Harris, Lowry, and Manton - hlmlawfirm.com Free Resources: Stages Of A Jury Trial - Part 1 Stages Of A Jury Trial - Part 2
Danay shares a selection of LBGTQ+ comic books for teens: Laura Dean Keeps Breaking Up With Me by Mariko Tamaki and Rosemary Valero-O'Connell, Check Please by Ngozi Ukazu, and Mooncakes by Suzanne Walker. Whether you're new to comic books or you're looking for your next great read, these LGBTQ+ comics can't be missed!
Danay discusses the picture book Salma the Syrian Chef by Danny Ramadan, a story about a Syrian family and their struggle to find happiness again after their move to Canada.
Welcome along to another edition of our show,this week it's all about Jazzy,soulful,cinematic,Leftfield Funky Beats and all that exist in between. And massive thanks to all the labels,Artist & promo company's for sending us so much wonderful music. You can now purchase our Ketch a Vibe t-shirts The best bit is that you get to share us with the world so that more people can listen to the amazing music we feature All you need to do is follow this link:@https://jazzsyndicatepromotions.wordpress.com/2021/01/21/ketch-a-vibe-t-shirts-on-sale/fbclid=IwAR0HXlu427XyVo6qkz6gRzOAGpPEwRaB5wSTDOgHBcTPxqc8UMii8Tadyb0 to Purchase our t-shirts please support us so we can keep supporting all the wonderful artist on our professional podcast site: Aja & Claire . Ramsey Lewis - Spring High Josef Akin - Sun Dance Jaimie branch - theme 001 - (live at moods) Chris McGregor's Brotherhood of Breath - Think Of Something Damon Locks Black Monument Ensemble - The People vs The Rest of Us Carlos Nino & Friends - Salon Winds Kiefer feat. Theo Croker - Everybody Loves The Sunshine Otis Sandsjo - Tremendoce Part 3 Cross Talk Minus 1 -U - Haul Hiatus Kaiyote - Red_Room. Asta Hiroki - Dahlias Cody Carpenter - Kindness Of Godness Lo Greco Bros Ft Alice Ricciardi - Naima Gilles Peterson's Havana Cultura Band feat. Danay & Carina - Think Twice (4hero Remix). Get The Blessing - Sunwise Yussef Dayes Alfa Mist Ft Mansur Brown - Love Is The Message Projeto Caleidoscópio - Atropelamento Stan Getz - Saudade Vem Correndo The Pharcyde - Runnin Cypress Hill - I Wanna Get High Erykah Badu - Green Eyes Teena Marie - Deja Vu I've Been Here Before Ahmad Jamal - Deja Vu Emancipator, Asher Fulero - High's Gone.
Sarabeth chats with Fear the Walking Dead stars Danay Garcia (Luciana) and Ruben Blades (Daniel Salazar) about Fear TWD 610 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Sarabeth chats with Fear the Walking Dead star Danay Garcia about the past year and how it inspired her to create her podcast and inspirational website. Danay shares stories about the Fear TWD cast and teases what's coming in episode 610. For up to 15% off, please visit Earth Echo Foods and use code MINUTE15 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Do you suffer from Imposter Syndrome? Look no further than this episode to remember that no matter what you’re doing, you deserve to be there!I am joined today by Danay Escanaverino, an incredible woman who is a proud Cuban immigrant. Danay is a Latina Entrepreneurs speaker, CEO, and founder of LunaSol Media, and founder of LatinaMeetup. At LunaSol Media, Danay leads a talented group of highly experienced online marketers in delivering measurable results for their clients. Danay’s unique career path includes launching a successful affiliate network through acquisition; developing an integrated marketing plan to bring together a suite of merged brands for a large interactive marketing agency, and breaking into the online Hispanic and Latino markets. Danay lives in gratitude every day, taking opportunities as they come and making them her own. Tune in to Episode 24 to learn about Danay’s background, the road trip that changed her perspective, and how she built her career! Some Questions I Ask: What made you settle down after the road trip? (11:22)What do you do at LunaSol Media? (18:26)What are your tips for Amigas to handle their shit? (28:08)In This Episode You Will Learn About Danay’s background (4:23)The incredible road trip Danay’s family went on (9:45)How Danay became involved in marketing (14:10)What Danay’s vision is for her future (24:26)Connect with Danay: TwitterWebsiteInstagramLet’s Connect!WebsiteFacebookInstagramLinkedInJackie Tapia Arbonne website See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Did you know that Margaret Hamilton wrote the code to launch the first spaceship to the moon? Do you know about Virginia Hall, one of the greatest spies in history? Danay introduces us to a selection of books about awesome women from history: Little Leaders: Bold Women in Black History by Vashti Harrison, I am Malala by Malala Yousefzai, and Path to the Stars by Sylvia Acevedo.
Danay is a Latina Serial Entrepreneur today we will be chatting about the value of a Latinx Affiliate network that Danay created and the value of affiliate marketing in general. We will also be talking about The importance of jumping in and solving a problem as opposed to just complaining about it!Join us LIVE or watch back later across all platformsConnect With Danayhttps://www.instagram.com/danay.e/https://www.linkedin.com/in/danay/http://mira.click/If you enjoy the show, please show your support by subscribing, giving us a review, and sharing it with your family, friends, peers, and colleagues so they can enjoy it too!STAY HUNGRY | STAY HEALTHY |STAY HAPPY |KEEP HUSTLING Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/HungerforthehustleInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/hungerforthehustle/Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcpH1dwmKhS1mvf97prVMcwWebsite - https://hungerforthehustle.com/#HungerForTheHustle#PsychedelicPsychotherapy#PersonalDevelopment#Psychotheraphy#Psychedelic#Hustle#Entrepreneur
This week we spoke with Luciana herself Danay Garcia! We discuss learning English on the fly, her big (Prison) Break, Fear the Walking Dead, and staying positive in quarantine. *************** Each week Johnny O'Dell interviews alumni of The Walking Dead universe - new episodes every Sunday night! Follow us on Twitter @TheWalkingDead for updates!
Do you know someone who has special needs or acts differently? Have you ever wondered what it would be like to be in their shoes? In this episode of Kids’ ReadRadio, Danay tells us about some special books about special kids.
Latina serial entrepreneur Danay Escanaverino is CEO of LunaSol Media, a boutique digital agency connecting clients to the Hispanic/Latina markets. She is an avid growth hacker, having delivered millions of global leads and sales for her clients and is a speaker at various industry events. A twenty-year veteran of digital marketing and has been part of multiple acquisitions, Danay has worked with brands like Hallmark, Quickbooks, T-Mobile, Best-Buy, eBay and Ford. She has also won several awards, including the Latina Entrepreneur award from Latinas In Business. Danay's ability to stay ahead of marketing trends and her absolute passion for delivering measurable results to her clients has earned her a reputation as a Multicultural Marketing Growth Hacker. https://www.instagram.com/danay.e/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/danay/
Con Danay García conoceremos las canciones que la acompañaban en su infancia en Cuba y cómo My Heart Will Go On ha tenido un gran significado para ella.
In episode 7, our host, Christine French Cully, talks with Danay, the 13-year-old founder of Reading Heart. Danay started Reading Heart at the age of eight because she wanted to share her passion for reading with other children. ReadingHeart.org is a non-profit that distributes books to children who want to read but have limited access to books. An avid reader herself, Danay and her entire family work to share her passion for reading with other children. Listen and be inspired by this young entrepreneur!
My guest is a Cuban immigrant, woman entrepreneur with several awards including the Latina Entrepreneur award from Latinas In Business with reputation as a Multicultural Marketing growth hacker. Danay is CEO of LunaSol Media, Founder of LatinaMeetup & Mira. Click. Listen the Podcast interview is you want to know more about golden nuggets for a twenty-year veteran of digital marketing, part of her journey to achieve the American Dream and some good advice about dinero. Danay@lunasolmedia.com Instagram.com/Danay.e
My guest is a Cuban immigrant, woman entrepreneur with several awards including the Latina Entrepreneur award from Latinas In Business with reputation as a Multicultural Marketing growth hacker. Danay is CEO of LunaSol Media, Founder of LatinaMeetup & Mira. Click. Listen the Podcast interview is you want to know more about golden nuggets for a twenty-year veteran of digital marketing, part of her journey to achieve the American Dream and some good advice about dinero. Danay@lunasolmedia.com Instagram.com/Danay.e
Danay García currently seen on AMC's Fear The Walking Dead stops by to spill the tea ahead of the Season 5B premiere 8/11/2019 w hosts Ariane Andrew & Matt Dillon at the West Hollywood Studios of Evertalk TV in CA.Come and have a listen and make sure to follow us at:@ArianeAndrew@MattDillon1983@SippintheTeaTvShowIf you're more of a visual person: Check out Danay's interview on our TV Show on YouTube: https://youtu.be/YpqdnWc5f68#FearofWalkingDead #DanayGarcia #SippinTheTea #ArianeAndrew #MattDillon
This week, your hosts Steve Lowry and Yvonne Godfrey interview Daniel Rodriguez, Chantal A. Trujillo & Danay Gonzalez of Rodriguez & Associates Trial Lawyers (https://www.rodriguezlaw.net/). Remember to rate and review GTP in iTunes: Click Here To Rate and Review Case Details: Rodriguez & Associates trial lawyers Daniel Rodriguez, Chantal A. Trujillo, and Danay Gonzalez explain how they became the first trial team to present a school shooting-related civil claim to a jury. On January 10, 2013, Bowe Cleveland was shot by a fellow student, who was repeatedly reported to Taft Union High School administrators for making violent threats, having a "hit list" and drawing scenes of killings. Administrators failed to update their threat assessment plan and implement intervention tactics. As a result, Bowe was shot in his science classroom and suffered multiple punctures in his right lung, massive blood loss, and fractured ribs, requiring over 30 surgical procedures. To this day, Bowe's chest is full of shotgun pellets, and he struggles with PTSD. A Bakersfield, California jury found eight individuals, including the school's assistant principal, negligent and partially responsible for Bowe's injuries, returning a verdict of $3.8 million. Click Here to Read/Download the Complete Trial Documents Guest Bios: Daniel Rodriguez Daniel Rodriguez has a background that is a little bit different than the typical lawyer. Daniel grew up in a migrant farm-worker family. He and his family were constantly on the move. He lived and worked in Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, and California. Daniel and his five siblings attended between three and five different schools each year up until college. In addition to working in the fields, Daniel later held a variety of jobs going through college and law school. To name a few, Daniel worked as a dishwasher, worked for PG&E in their mapping department, worked as a salesperson for Sears, Roebuck & Co., sold encyclopedias door to door, and pumped gas at a full-service gas station. Another job that Daniel held was working as a roustabout and mechanic in the oilfields for Atlantic Richfield Co. in Kern County. All of these jobs helped mold Daniel's perspective on life. Namely, that there's no substitute for putting in the hard work. Daniel's career as a lawyer is also a little bit different than the typical plaintiff's lawyer. The vast majority of plaintiff's lawyers hardly ever go to trial. Most of them may take a case to trial once every five years or so. Daniel tried his first jury trial within one month of getting his license to practice law. Daniel's skill as a personal injury lawyer in Bakersfield has not gone unnoticed. Daniel is proud of the fact that he was selected to teach at Gerry Spence's Trial Lawyers College. This trial advocacy school is widely considered to be the best in the country. What does jury trial experience and trial skills mean to the client? That Daniel will obtain top and full value for the client's case because insurance companies respect and fear a skilled and experienced trial lawyer. Daniel's professional dedication to the Kern County community has earned him nationwide recognition. He's been selected to the California Super Lawyers list (by Super Lawyers®) every year since 2009. In 2015, he was named Best Lawyer in Bakersfield by the Best of Bakersfield Reader's Choice Awards. He is also a member of The National Trial Lawyers, an invitation-only group composed of the premier trial lawyers from across the United States. He's been a guest on Hot 94.1's “The Romeo Show”, Univision, and interviewed in major news outlets. Read Full Bio Danay Gonzalez Danay was born in Bakersfield and raised in Lamont, California. In this small town, her family owned a jewelry store where Danay grew up learning the value of community. There, she learned how to work hard and interact with customers. While they loved their home in Lamont, Danay's family moved to Bakersfield to pursue new opportunities when she was in the eighth grade. She went on to graduate from Ridgeview High School, where she enjoyed being in choir and theatre, reading and writing in her English classes, and debating politics with her fellow students in AP courses. After high school, Danay attended UCLA, where she earned her bachelor's degree in Political Science in 2013 (Once a Bruin, always a Bruin!). While she loved living in Los Angeles and experiencing a different life with new horizons in the city, she always knew that she wanted to come home and be a positive influence in her community. Growing up in Lamont, she saw that many of her classmates were afraid to speak up for themselves at the risk of being deported or getting their families in trouble. She saw them living in fear, and she knew that it wasn't right. She saw the way that the people of her community looked up to Daniel Rodriguez, not only for being a successful member of the Hispanic community but also for the way that he fought for the rights of her friends and neighbors. Because of his influence, she knew she wanted to become a lawyer and stand up for people's rights like he does. Coming from a family where her grandparents couldn't read, write, or speak English, Danay is passionate about giving a voice to the people who need it most. Read Full Bio Chantal A. Trujillo As a Bakersfield native, Chantal graduated from Centennial High School in 2004 (Go Golden Hawks!). Chantal then attended CSU Bakersfield for 2 years until transferring to the University of Texas where she earned her Bachelor of Arts in Communications. She further pursued her education at St. Mary's University School of Law in San Antonio, TX, earning her Juris Doctor in 2011. After venturing to the Lone Star state, Chantal found herself back in Bakersfield, where she was born and raised. In late 2011, she joined the team at Rodriguez & Associates, where she has gained a home away from home. She is well-known for late nights at the office, consistently putting in the extra hours to achieve positive results in all of her cases. During Chantal's time at the firm, she has handled numerous personal injury and wrongful death cases, some of which have gone to jury trial and produced great verdicts. Working in this field has shaped Chantal tremendously into the kind of lawyer you forget is a lawyer because of how much of herself she pours into her cases. She truly breaks the mold by taking the time to understand and meet her clients' requests and concerns throughout the civil litigation process. Read Full Bio Show Sponsors: Legal Technology Services - LTSatlanta.com Digital Law Marketing - DigitalLawMarketing.com Case Pacer - CasePacer.com Harris, Lowry, and Manton - hlmlawfirm.com Free Resources: Stages Of A Jury Trial - Part 1 Stages Of A Jury Trial - Part 2
Lee Fields & The Expressions - Will I Get Off Easy Black Seeds - Wide Open Kit Sebastian - Senden Baska (Natureboy Flako remix) Claude Fontain - I’ll Play The Fool Emily King - Already There Sade - Like A Tattoo (DJ Obah edit) Ambiance - Camouflage Masok - Remedy Teeds - Black Dove feat. Sudan Archives BlackPocket - Sho U feat. Fatima Knxwledge - Do You Hector Plimmer - Joyfulness Moonchild - Wise Woman Sault - Friends Tall Black Guy - Clovereque Robert Glasper - Aah WhoAah Whoa feat. Muhsinah Brisa - Behind The Veil J-Felix - Mind Up feat. Andrew Ashsong Kaytranada - Midsection ft. Pharrell Thundercat - Black Qualls Danny Brown - Shine feat. Blood Orange Proh Mic - Sunshine feat. Mr. White Cody Currie & Joel Holmes - Blue TV Screen Louie Vega & The Martinez Bros - Let It Go GB - A Funky Afro Rican Weekend Beatfanatic - Cookin (2006 Rework) Gilles Peterson's Havana Cultura Band - Think Twice (Marc Mac Remix feat. Danay & Carina) Lord & dego - When You Get It K15 x SMBD - Pace & Time Lady Alma - Keep It Moving (Recloose Remix) Particle Ray - Killing The Messenger Reel People - Can't Fake the Feeling (feat. Navasha Daya) (John Morales M+M Main Mix) Andres - Mighty Tribe Kaye - Wu Tang Brought Me Here N.Y. House'n Authority - Apt 3a King Most - Magalenha Waters High Volt - Rock, Spank, Freak (Kon Rework) Barbara Tuckert - Think About It (Micfreak Fire Drum Dub) Luis Radio & Souldynamic present: Margaret Grace - Supernatural D'oké - 20 Pies de Alto (D'oké edit) The Vision - God Made Me Phunky Southroad Connection - You Like It, We Love It (Al Kent Edit) Roy Ayers - I Am Your Mind (Mr. V 2020 Sole Channel Remix) S3A - End Track For a DJ Sunday Service Choir - Back to Life Third Sun - R U Gonna Be Ambersunshower - Running Song Tall Black Guy Productions - Feeling So Special Kaytranada - Go DJ (ft. SiR)
BTB (www.belowthebeltshow.com) in association with our friends at Click On This (www.clickonthis.tv) presents exclusive interviews from the Split Screens Festival (www.splitscreensfestival.com) in New York. BTB's own Al Sotto interviews the cast of Fear The Walking Dead including Jenna Elfman, Danay Garcia and Austin Amelio! We talk to the cast about their thoughts on Season 5, the third Walking Dead spinoff and more! What are Austin Amelio's thoughts about moving from The Walking Dead to Fear The Walking Dead? Find out in our exclusive interview!
We spend a lot of time on YOU WANNA DO WHAT?! talking about side hustles, bucket list items and achieving goals - from mindset to health and everything in between. I often tell people that YOU WANNA DO WHAT?! is about being more than your day job. but what if you love what you do AND keep the things you value - family, fitness, and fun - top of mind? What if you designed your days to fit all of it? Danay Escanaverino, is the CEO of LunaSol Media and is known as a Multicultural Marketing Growth Hacker. I first met Danay through social media where each morning I would welcome her daily posts. She runs nearly every morning, is a mom to two boys, a wife... but to me, Danay's big YOU WANNA DO WHAT?! truth is... not apologizing. We discuss: The "aha moment" that changed her life (hint: her son was only 2 years old when it happened) Work-life balance Why community is embedded in her work to help Hispanic and Latinx thrive Opening yourself up to new experiences ------------ **Join the YOU WANNA DO WHAT?! Facebook Community (www.facebook.com/groups/youwannadowhat) Join a FREE personal development community for extra support as you learn how to change your mindset and how to improve productivity on the path of self-development. -------- **Love the show? Leave a review! Visit the YOU WANNA DO WHAT?! online: www.youwannadowhat.com Let's Connect! Have a question? Want to recommend a topic or guest? Email me: monica@youwannadowhat.com Follow me on Instagram and Facebook NEW: www.twitter.com/youwannadowhat1 Subscribe to the YOU WANNA DO WHAT??! personal development podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts or your favorite podcast app.
Channel 4, Fear the Walking Dead Season 5 Episode 9, was an episode that was probably in the making since What's Your Story. In that episode, we first see Al's desire to interview people to get their stories. It was a long time coming to shoot an episode in this documentary/infomercial style, a first for The Walking Dead franchise.
Channel 4, Fear the Walking Dead Season 5 Episode 9, was an episode that was probably in the making since What's Your Story. In that episode, we first see Al's desire to interview people to get their stories. It was a long time coming to shoot an episode in this documentary/infomercial style, a first for The Walking Dead franchise.
Talking Through Channel 4 Channel 4, Fear the Walking Dead Season 5 Episode 9, was an episode that was probably in the making since What’s Your Story. In that episode, we first see Al’s desire to interview people to get their stories. It was a long time coming to shoot an episode in this style, which is a first for The Walking Dead franchise. A lot of people didn’t like this one, but some did I happen to be one of those people. Hopefully, I was able to convince Kyle and Mark that it was better than they originally thought. How this was told You have to remember that this was told not from the viewer’s perspective, but to whoever would watch the videotape. In this case, Wes. It may seem cheesy, but it was told to that viewer, not us. We were simply watching over Wes’ shoulder. It even had VCR glitches at the start and end of the episode. Our new home! This is the first episode that we are publishing in our new home at Talk Through Media. Hopefully, if you are reading this, either you found us from your podcast client of choice automatically, or you came to walkingdeadtalkthrough.com and were redirected here. Send in your feedback! We got a TON of feedback this week. Keep it comin’! Please leave your feedback for Fear the Walking Dead, Season 5 Episode 10, titled 210 Words Per Minute, by 6 PM Eastern/5 PM Central on Tuesday, August 20, 2019. One of the best ways to submit feedback is on our Facebook group. Ratings were down Channel 4 got a 0.38 in the 18-49 demographic, with 1.402 million viewers, down from the mid-season finale‘s 0.48 and 1.599 million viewers. Subscribe to us! Please remember to subscribe to us on Apple Podcasts. Subscribing to us helps us move up in the rankings, so it’ll help us out tremendously! You’ll also get new episodes when they’re released. And while you're in there, leave us a rating or review! It only takes a few minutes and it also helps us out! And check out our Facebook group!
Channel 4, Fear the Walking Dead Season 5 Episode 9, was an episode that was probably in the making since What's Your Story. In that episode, we first see Al's desire to interview people to get their stories. It was a long time coming to shoot an episode in this documentary/infomercial style, a first for The Walking Dead franchise.
Talking Through Channel 4 Channel 4, Fear the Walking Dead Season 5 Episode 9, was an episode that was probably in the making since What’s Your Story. In that episode, we first see Al’s desire to interview people to get their stories. It was a long time coming to shoot an episode in this style, which is a first for The Walking Dead franchise. A lot of people didn’t like this one, but some did I happen to be one of those people. Hopefully, I was able to convince Kyle and Mark that it was better than they originally thought. How this was told You have to remember that this was told not from the viewer’s perspective, but to whoever would watch the videotape. In this case, Wes. It may seem cheesy, but it was told to that viewer, not us. We were simply watching over Wes’ shoulder. It even had VCR glitches at the start and end of the episode. Our new home! This is the first episode that we are publishing in our new home at Talk Through Media. Hopefully, if you are reading this, either you found us from your podcast client of choice automatically, or you came to walkingdeadtalkthrough.com and were redirected here. Send in your feedback! We got a TON of feedback this week. Keep it comin’! Please leave your feedback for Fear the Walking Dead, Season 5 Episode 10, titled 210 Words Per Minute, by 6 PM Eastern/5 PM Central on Tuesday, August 20, 2019. One of the best ways to submit feedback is on our Facebook group. Ratings were down Channel 4 got a 0.38 in the 18-49 demographic, with 1.402 million viewers, down from the mid-season finale‘s 0.48 and 1.599 million viewers. Subscribe to us! Please remember to subscribe to us on Apple Podcasts. Subscribing to us helps us move up in the rankings, so it’ll help us out tremendously! You’ll also get new episodes when they’re released. And while you’re in there, leave us a rating or review! It only takes a few minutes and it also helps us out! And check out our Facebook group!
Talking Through Channel 4 Channel 4, Fear the Walking Dead Season 5 Episode 9, was an episode that was probably in the making since What’s Your Story. In that episode, we first see Al’s desire to interview people to get their stories. It was a long time coming to shoot an episode in this style, which is a first for The Walking Dead franchise. A lot of people didn’t like this one, but some did I happen to be one of those people. Hopefully, I was able to convince Kyle and Mark that it was better than they originally thought. How this was told You have to remember that this was told not from the viewer’s perspective, but to whoever would watch the videotape. In this case, Wes. It may seem cheesy, but it was told to that viewer, not us. We were simply watching over Wes’ shoulder. It even had VCR glitches at the start and end of the episode. Our new home! This is the first episode that we are publishing in our new home at Talk Through Media. Hopefully, if you are reading this, either you found us from your podcast client of choice automatically, or you came to walkingdeadtalkthrough.com and were redirected here. Send in your feedback! We got a TON of feedback this week. Keep it comin’! Please leave your feedback for Fear the Walking Dead, Season 5 Episode 10, titled 210 Words Per Minute, by 6 PM Eastern/5 PM Central on Tuesday, August 20, 2019. One of the best ways to submit feedback is on our Facebook group. Ratings were down Channel 4 got a 0.38 in the 18-49 demographic, with 1.402 million viewers, down from the mid-season finale‘s 0.48 and 1.599 million viewers. Subscribe to us! Please remember to subscribe to us on Apple Podcasts. Subscribing to us helps us move up in the rankings, so it’ll help us out tremendously! You’ll also get new episodes when they’re released. And while you’re in there, leave us a rating or review! It only takes a few minutes and it also helps us out! And check out our Facebook group! apple podcastsGoogle PodcastsStitcherPocketCastsRSS
Jimmy covered the Fear the Walking Dea press conference while at SDCC. They brought the talent/producers in 2 groups and we got about 30 minutes with each of they. You'll hear from Lennie James, Alycia Debnam-Carey, Maggie Grace, Austin Amelio, Karen David, Ian Goldberg, Michael Satrazemis, Jenna Elfman, Danay Garcia, Ruben Blades, Alexa Nisenson, Scott M. Gimple and Andrew Chambliss! Are the helicopters related to the ones we see in The Walking Dead? Will the group settle down or stay nomadic? You have to listen to find out! Leave your iTunes comments! 5 stars and nothing but love! Also, get a hold of us! Thanks for listening!
Talking Through Is Anybody Out There? Kyle, Mark and I talk through Fear the Walking Dead Season 5 Episode 8, which is titled, Is Anybody Out There? This was written by co-executive producer Michael Alaimo, and directed by Michael E. Satrazemis. We have a very important announcement! After five years, we decided that we were ready to strike out on our own, and as a result, we are leaving the Golden Spiral Media network. We would like to thank Darrell for the opportunity to podcast with GSM over the last five years, and thank him for allowing us to take our podcasts with us. Going forward, the podcasts that we do will be a part of our new network, which is called Talk Through Media, and will consist of the following podcasts: The Walking Dead Talk Through and Fear the Walking Dead Talk Through, hosted by Mark, Kyle (Fear only) and me;The Star Trek Discovery Podcast, hosted by Ruthie and me;A new podcast, The Star Trek: Picard Cast, hosted by Ruthie and me, coming soon!And… more podcasts to come! We are excited to start our new endeavor, and we hope to have everything set up by the time we return in three weeks for the FTWD mid-season premiere! If you are listening to us via our TWDTT/FTWDTT feed on whatever podcast app you choose, you should be OK going forward. When we make the change, it should be transparent, and the feed should continue to work. However, if you don’t see an episode from us in about three weeks, several days after the mid-season premiere, then there might be an issue. If you listen to us via the goldenspiralmedia.com website, the episodes will no longer appear here. Just go to walkingdeadtalkthrough.com and you will be redirected to the new location from there! We have more feedback for last week’s episode… S5E8 coverage starts at 34:22… Now that we have our announcement out of the way, we have to share more feedback we received for last week’s episode, S5E7 Still Standing. Discussion on last week’s episode starts at 34 minutes and 22 seconds into the podcast and ends at into the podcast. A better episode! It seems that most people agree that this episode was better than the last several episodes, although Kyle didn’t like it as much as Mark or I did. Ratings went up! Are you wondering about the ratings for S5E8 Is Anybody Out There? Well, they were up this week! got a 0.48 in the 18-49 demographic with 1.599 million viewers, which is up from the last week‘s all-time low of 0.34 and 1.393 million viewers. Talking Dead, on the other hand, after weeks of not being on, came back to what might be the lowest ratings of that show. It only got a 0.07 in the 18-49, with only 373,000 viewers.
Talking Through Is Anybody Out There? Kyle, Mark and I talk through Fear the Walking Dead Season 5 Episode 8, which is titled, Is Anybody Out There? This was written by co-executive producer Michael Alaimo, and directed by Michael E. Satrazemis. We have a very important announcement! After five years, we decided that we were ready to strike out on our own, and as a result, we are leaving the Golden Spiral Media network. We would like to thank Darrell for the opportunity to podcast with GSM over the last five years, and thank him for allowing us to take our podcasts with us. Going forward, the podcasts that we do will be a part of our new network, which is called Talk Through Media, and will consist of the following podcasts: The Walking Dead Talk Through and Fear the Walking Dead Talk Through, hosted by Mark, Kyle (Fear only) and me;The Star Trek Discovery Podcast, hosted by Ruthie and me;A new podcast, The Star Trek: Picard Cast, hosted by Ruthie and me, coming soon!And… more podcasts to come! We are excited to start our new endeavor, and we hope to have everything set up by the time we return in three weeks for the FTWD mid-season premiere! If you are listening to us via our TWDTT/FTWDTT feed on whatever podcast app you choose, you should be OK going forward. When we make the change, it should be transparent, and the feed should continue to work. However, if you don’t see an episode from us in about three weeks, several days after the mid-season premiere, then there might be an issue. If you listen to us via the goldenspiralmedia.com website, the episodes will no longer appear here. Just go to walkingdeadtalkthrough.com and you will be redirected to the new location from there! We have more feedback for last week’s episode… S5E8 coverage starts at 34:22… Now that we have our announcement out of the way, we have to share more feedback we received for last week’s episode, S5E7 Still Standing. Discussion on last week’s episode starts at 34 minutes and 22 seconds into the podcast and ends at into the podcast. A better episode! It seems that most people agree that this episode was better than the last several episodes, although Kyle didn’t like it as much as Mark or I did. Ratings went up! Are you wondering about the ratings for S5E8 Is Anybody Out There? Well, they were up this week! got a 0.48 in the 18-49 demographic with 1.599 million viewers, which is up from the last week‘s all-time low of 0.34 and 1.393 million viewers. Talking Dead, on the other hand, after weeks of not being on, came back to what might be the lowest ratings of that show. It only got a 0.07 in the 18-49, with only 373,000 viewers. That’s it for Is Anybody Out There? So Is Anybody Out There? We think so! We’ll be busy over the next three weeks getting our podcasts set up at their new home. We’ll post a link to them here once we have everything finalized. Please leave your feedback for the mid-season premiere for Fear the Walking Dead, Season 5 Episode 9, which is titled, Channel 4, by 6 PM Eastern/5 PM Central on Tuesday, August 13, 2019. Check the Facebook group for any deadline changes. The best way to submit your feedback is on the Facebook group, via our current email address, walkingdeadgsm@gmail.com or through our new feedback form. Other Fun Stuff Completely Unrelated to Is Anybody Out There? Sign up to our Facebook group to make it easier to contribute feedback and interact with us and other listeners! If you want to help us out with the editing of this podcast, please donate credits to Kyle’s Auphonic account. He uses Auphonic to make these episodes sound so good! That link is https://auphonic.com/donate_credits?user=kt1ao. Please remember to subscribe to us on Apple Podcasts. Subscribing to us helps us move up in the rankings, so it’ll help us out tremendously! You’ll get new episodes when they are released. And while you’re in there, leave us a rating or review! It only takes a few minutes and it helps others to find us! apple podcastsGoogle PodcastsStitcherPocketCastsRSS
On this episode 59 of Fear the Walking Dead Talk Through, Kyle, Mark and I discuss Fear the Walking Dead Season 5 Episode 8, titled Is Anybody Out There? First, we have an important announcement. We are leaving the GSM network, and striking out on our own! The podcast will continue, but as part of our new home at Talk Through Media, but we'll have more information on that in a few weeks, and go to walkingdeadtalkthrough.com, which currently points to GSM, but will point to our new home soon once we have completed the move. We have more discussion about S5E7 Still Standing, and we finally get to this episode 34 minutes and 22 seconds into the podcast.
Talking Through Is Anybody Out There? Kyle, Mark and I talk through Fear the Walking Dead Season 5 Episode 8, which is titled, Is Anybody Out There? This was written by co-executive producer Michael Alaimo, and directed by Michael E. Satrazemis. We have a very important announcement! After five years, we decided that we were ready to strike out on our own, and as a result, we are leaving the Golden Spiral Media network. We would like to thank Darrell for the opportunity to podcast with GSM over the last five years, and thank him for allowing us to take our podcasts with us. Going forward, the podcasts that we do will be a part of our new network, which is called Talk Through Media, and will consist of the following podcasts: The Walking Dead Talk Through and Fear the Walking Dead Talk Through, hosted by Mark, Kyle (Fear only) and me;The Star Trek Discovery Podcast, hosted by Ruthie and me;A new podcast, The Star Trek: Picard Cast, hosted by Ruthie and me, coming soon!And… more podcasts to come! We are excited to start our new endeavor, and we hope to have everything set up by the time we return in three weeks for the FTWD mid-season premiere! If you are listening to us via our TWDTT/FTWDTT feed on whatever podcast app you choose, you should be OK going forward. When we make the change, it should be transparent, and the feed should continue to work. However, if you don’t see an episode from us in about three weeks, several days after the mid-season premiere, then there might be an issue. If you listen to us via the goldenspiralmedia.com website, the episodes will no longer appear here. Just go to walkingdeadtalkthrough.com and you will be redirected to the new location from there! We have more feedback for last week’s episode… S5E8 coverage starts at 34:22… Now that we have our announcement out of the way, we have to share more feedback we received for last week’s episode, S5E7 Still Standing. Discussion on last week’s episode starts at 34 minutes and 22 seconds into the podcast and ends at into the podcast. A better episode! It seems that most people agree that this episode was better than the last several episodes, although Kyle didn’t like it as much as Mark or I did. Ratings went up! Are you wondering about the ratings for S5E8 Is Anybody Out There? Well, they were up this week! got a 0.48 in the 18-49 demographic with 1.599 million viewers, which is up from the last week‘s all-time low of 0.34 and 1.393 million viewers. Talking Dead, on the other hand, after weeks of not being on, came back to what might be the lowest ratings of that show. It only got a 0.07 in the 18-49, with only 373,000 viewers.
On this episode 59 of Fear the Walking Dead Talk Through, Kyle, Mark and I discuss Fear the Walking Dead Season 5 Episode 8, titled Is Anybody Out There? First, we have an important announcement. We are leaving the GSM network, and striking out on our own! The podcast will continue, but as part of our new home at Talk Through Media, but we'll have more information on that in a few weeks, and go to walkingdeadtalkthrough.com, which currently points to GSM, but will point to our new home soon once we have completed the move. We have more discussion about S5E7 Still Standing, and we finally get to this episode 34 minutes and 22 seconds into the podcast.
On this episode 59 of Fear the Walking Dead Talk Through, Kyle, Mark and I discuss Fear the Walking Dead Season 5 Episode 8, titled Is Anybody Out There? First, we have an important announcement. We are leaving the GSM network, and striking out on our own! The podcast will continue, but as part of our new home at Talk Through Media, but we'll have more information on that in a few weeks, and go to walkingdeadtalkthrough.com, which currently points to GSM, but will point to our new home soon once we have completed the move. We have more discussion about S5E7 Still Standing, and we finally get to this episode 34 minutes and 22 seconds into the podcast.
Talking Through Still Standing On this episode 58 of Fear the Walking Dead Talk Through, Brian, Kyle and Mark talk through Fear the Walking Dead Season 5 Episode 7, which is titled, Still Standing. This was written by co-producer Richard Naing, and directed by Marta Cunningham. Marta Cunningham is notable because we think she is the first director to also direct Star Trek: Discovery, which is the other show Brian podcasts about. We have more feedback for last week’s episode… S5E7 coverage starts at 30:37… Before we get into this week’s episode, we have to share more feedback we received for last week’s episode, S5E6 The Little Prince, and Kyle tells us what he thought of the episode. Discussion on this week’s episode starts at 30 minutes and 37 seconds into the podcast. Not as many people disliked this episode, but it’s still not a favorite! Most people think this episode was better than last week, but it’s no masterpiece. The character moments are really good, but there are some points in this episode that are handwaved over. How did Strand and Charlie move the balloon? How did it become arranged in such a way to make a wall? How did they move the propellers? How are they continuing to put the plane together when it seems there’s no one actually working on it? How did they suddenly become airplane mechanics? How we don’t see June and Al repel up the mountain? It has some flaws, but if you don’t nitpick too much, it’s still an enjoyable story. Ratings went to an all-time low for the show this week… For the second week in a row, FTWD ratings sunk to a new low in the 18-49 demographic and ratings. S5E6 The Little Prince got a 0.34 in the 18-49 demographic with 1.393 million viewers, down from the last week‘s 0.42 and 1.488 million viewers. Unfortunately, this is an all-time low in ratings and viewers for the show. Again, there was no Talking Dead this week so no ratings for it, but it returns next week. That’s it for Still Standing! Still Standing wasn’t a spectacular episode, but we liked it well enough. Please leave your feedback for the mid-season finale for Fear the Walking Dead, Season 5 Episode 8, which is titled, Is Anybody Out There?, by 6 PM Eastern/5 PM Central on Tuesday, July 23, 2019. Check the Facebook group for any deadline changes. The best way to submit your feedback is on the Facebook group, and stay tuned for some important n
Talking Through Still Standing On this episode 58 of Fear the Walking Dead Talk Through, Brian, Kyle and Mark talk through Fear the Walking Dead Season 5 Episode 7, which is titled, Still Standing. This was written by co-producer Richard Naing, and directed by Marta Cunningham. Marta Cunningham is notable because we think she is the first director to also direct Star Trek: Discovery, which is the other show Brian podcasts about. We have more feedback for last week’s episode… S5E7 coverage starts at 30:37… Before we get into this week’s episode, we have to share more feedback we received for last week’s episode, S5E6 The Little Prince, and Kyle tells us what he thought of the episode. Discussion on this week’s episode starts at 30 minutes and 37 seconds into the podcast. Not as many people disliked this episode, but it’s still not a favorite! Most people think this episode was better than last week, but it’s no masterpiece. The character moments are really good, but there are some points in this episode that are handwaved over. How did Strand and Charlie move the balloon? How did it become arranged in such a way to make a wall? How did they move the propellers? How are they continuing to put the plane together when it seems there’s no one actually working on it? How did they suddenly become airplane mechanics? How we don’t see June and Al repel up the mountain? It has some flaws, but if you don’t nitpick too much, it’s still an enjoyable story. Ratings went to an all-time low for the show this week… For the second week in a row, FTWD ratings sunk to a new low in the 18-49 demographic and ratings. S5E6 The Little Prince got a 0.34 in the 18-49 demographic with 1.393 million viewers, down from the last week‘s 0.42 and 1.488 million viewers. Unfortunately, this is an all-time low in ratings and viewers for the show. Again, there was no Talking Dead this week so no ratings for it, but it returns next week. That’s it for Still Standing! Still Standing wasn’t a spectacular episode, but we liked it well enough. Please leave your feedback for the mid-season finale for Fear the Walking Dead, Season 5 Episode 8, which is titled, Is Anybody Out There?, by 6 PM Eastern/5 PM Central on Tuesday, July 23, 2019. Check the Facebook group for any deadline changes. The best way to submit your feedback is on the Facebook group, and stay tuned for some important news in the future! Other Fun Stuff Completely Unrelated to Still Standing! Sign up to our Facebook group to make it easier to contribute feedback and interact with us and other listeners! If you want to help pay for the editing of this and other podcasts, you can donate credits to Kyle’s Auphonic account, which he uses to make these episodes sound so good! That link is https://auphonic.com/donate_credits?user=kt1ao. Please remember to subscribe to us on Apple Podcasts. Subscribing to us helps us move up in the rankings, so it’ll help us out tremendously! You’ll also get new episodes when they’re released. And while you’re in there, leave us a rating or review! It only takes a few minutes and it helps others to find us! Have you checked out Amazon lately? That’s one way you can support this network and help keep the lights on! apple podcastsGoogle PodcastsStitcherPocketCastsRSS
Talking Through Still Standing On this episode 58 of Fear the Walking Dead Talk Through, Brian, Kyle and Mark talk through Fear the Walking Dead Season 5 Episode 7, which is titled, Still Standing. This was written by co-producer Richard Naing, and directed by Marta Cunningham. Marta Cunningham is notable because we think she is the first director to also direct Star Trek: Discovery, which is the other show Brian podcasts about. We have more feedback for last week’s episode… S5E7 coverage starts at 30:37… Before we get into this week’s episode, we have to share more feedback we received for last week’s episode, S5E6 The Little Prince, and Kyle tells us what he thought of the episode. Discussion on this week’s episode starts at 30 minutes and 37 seconds into the podcast. Not as many people disliked this episode, but it’s still not a favorite! Most people think this episode was better than last week, but it’s no masterpiece. The character moments are really good, but there are some points in this episode that are handwaved over. How did Strand and Charlie move the balloon? How did it become arranged in such a way to make a wall? How did they move the propellers? How are they continuing to put the plane together when it seems there’s no one actually working on it? How did they suddenly become airplane mechanics? How we don’t see June and Al repel up the mountain? It has some flaws, but if you don’t nitpick too much, it’s still an enjoyable story. Ratings went to an all-time low for the show this week… For the second week in a row, FTWD ratings sunk to a new low in the 18-49 demographic and ratings. S5E6 The Little Prince got a 0.34 in the 18-49 demographic with 1.393 million viewers, down from the last week‘s 0.42 and 1.488 million viewers. Unfortunately, this is an all-time low in ratings and viewers for the show. Again, there was no Talking Dead this week so no ratings for it, but it returns next week. That’s it for Still Standing! Still Standing wasn’t a spectacular episode, but we liked it well enough. Please leave your feedback for the mid-season finale for Fear the Walking Dead, Season 5 Episode 8, which is titled, Is Anybody Out There?, by 6 PM Eastern/5 PM Central on Tuesday, July 23, 2019. Check the Facebook group for any deadline changes. The best way to submit your feedback is on the Facebook group, and stay tuned for some important news in the future!
Karen David is an amazing actor with a heart of gold. Karen currently stars in the CW's hit TV series Legacies and the absolutely amazing zombie franchise Fear The Walking Dead on AMC. In this episode Karen chats with your favorite host Galaxy about her life and her journey to Hollywood. www.ComicCon-Radio.com Social Media: Instagram @ComicConRadio Please subscribe to our show. Always give us 5 stars. Follow us on social. Say Hi when you can. Always #WatchLive Please share this episode with the world! We love you all… Thank you for loving us back!
Danay Garcia, the lovely Zombie slayer from the hit series Fear the Walking Dead on AMC chats with your favorite host Galaxy about her philosophy on life and the question, who is Danay? Danay also explains the progression of her character Luciana Galvez being more than just a badass zombie kicking gal. Since her entry in season 2, Danay has truly become a pivotal part of Fear the Walking Dead. www.ComicCon-Radio.com Social Media: Instagram @ComicConRadio Subscribe: Please subscribe to our show. Always give us 5 stars. Follow us on social. Say Hi when you can. Always #WatchLive Please share this episode with the world! We love you all… Thank you for loving us back!
On Episode 35, I'm talking to DaNay Tossey, owner of Cornerstone Coffee (Facebook, Instagram) in McBain, MI. In a town of less than 1,000 residents, DaNay saw a need for a space to connect. She has seen the magic that happens when you create a welcoming place of acceptance, openness, and…. COFFEE!DaNay is not only a mama to 6 kids, a business owner, a physical therapy assistant, and a connector… she's also a living kidney donor. I LOVED hearing about her experience as a living donor. If you're interested in living donation you can reach out to me. Living donation is one of my favorite things to talk about. You can also check out the local program at Mercy Health or information at the National Kidney Foundation.I feel like meeting DaNay was such a wonderful surprise. She is a bright light in her community and she will be a bright light in your world. Follow her on all the socials and go pick up a copy of The Turquoise Table to read at a table when you're sipping coffee at Cornerstone Coffee or at your favorite coffee shop.
Today I’m speaking with DaNay Tossey, founder and owner of Cornerstone Coffee in McBain Michigan. McBain is a farm town and home to around 1000 people. It’s a place that’s been hit in recent years with its share of financial insecurity and hardship. It’s also super close-knit and boasts the kind of community support that bigger cities are always trying to recreate. As DaNay tells her story, it’s clear that her dedication to providing a service to her community has always been top of mind. A full shop, friendly faces at the drive-through, people being creative within her space, all these things add to DaNay’s sense of purpose and her drive as a business owner. We talk about leading strong teams and why it stings a teeny, tiny bit when you realize that your clients start to like your staff a little bit more than they like you. We talk about real success and why it doesn’t always show up the way we think it will. DaNay shares how she manages being the mom of six and why her ability to juggle has a lot to do with her ability to go with the flow. We talk about cultivating real relationships with clients, finding “balance” in our personal lives and why we should never be afraid of copycats. This conversation was a joy to record. I was laughing the whole time and also felt really inspired by this brick and mortar in a tiny town in Michigan. People are doing amazing things all over and I’m so happy to be bringing you this conversation with DaNay. Enjoy.
Denay Williams is a Motivational Speaker, singer/songwriter, poet, content creator on Instagram and child of God. She caught our attention motivating, inspiring, encouraging and empowering others. It was a true privilege having Danay on our show today!
Key Links https://www.patreon.com/CountingCountries Counting Countries Apparel -----I am announcing that Counting Countries is now partnered with Patreon. Patreon is a platform that allows patrons, that’s you, to support creators, and that is me. I have been extremely fortunate to be be able to create this podcast and to meet so many interesting and compelling travelers, but I have also spent a tremendous amount of time and some money creating this podcast. This is an opportunity for you to support Counting Countries. I have created several tiers of support, each one offering something in return. I will highlight the Senior Executive Producer tier which will give you access to extended interviews with guests of Counting Countries. To check out how you can support Counting Countries, go to patreon.com or https://www.patreon.com/CountingCountries. On another note, due to time constraints, Counting Countries will be publishing one episode a month starting in 2019. More about Petro Marais: Born in: Pretoria, South Africa Passport from: Australia Favorite travel book: Vagabonding Favorite travel film: Wild Favorite app: booking.com and Momondo Must carry: Phone and wallet Favorite food: Mexican Favorite drink: Late Machiotto Favorite Airline: Etihad Favorite Hotel: Ngoma Safari Lodge Instagram: Miss Petro Marais Blog: World Mission 196 On today’s episode, I welcome Petro Marais to Counting Countries. Petro and I have been internet friends for over a year, as we are both fellow moderators in the Facebook group of Every Passport Stamp. We communicate on a frequent basis, but this was the first opportunity I had to really learn more about her life. Petro is a child of both South Africa and Australia where she spent her formative years, partaking in road trips in both countries with her family. After high school she entered the Australian Navy, spending eight years in the service. After leaving the Navy, her life of travel began in earnest. Petro shares with us her adventures in Somalia and Afghanistan, and the risks she took. She tells us why she loves Bhutan and considers it a special place. Petro talks about her frustration with Djibouti. I encourage you to subscribe wherever you listen, Apple Podcast, Google Play, Stitcher, or Spotify. Travel Buff wrote “Really love the concept of this podcast. Interesting to hear the stories of people who’ve explored so much and hear their thoughts on places I’ve never even heard of before. Do have to admit it gets a little “one note” after a while with people saying the same things to the same questions all the time. Would be good to see some of the show feature more people with unique angles like Danay Bustamante’s dancing goal. LGBT travelers? Someone from a country with a weak passport? So many stories and angels to hear. Or even better to hear interviews of travelers that are chasing the goal of every country but have 50-100 visits and have them interviews from the middle of the struggle. Would be great to hear from people striving for it in addition to those that have done it or are pretty much done. Still, great podcast.” See, I don’t only read perfect reviews. Travel Buff, thanks for the feedback. To point out, I have interviewed many people in the 50-100 countries category, when you have a chance check out, George Kashouh, Randy Williams, Rick Shaver, and Mario Hardy and Petro today. In terms of unique goals or unique challenges, check out David Langan, who is mailing a postcard from every country, Thor, who is traveling to every country without flying, or Anthony William, who is traveling to them all in a wheelchair. I have also interviewed a couple of people from the LGBT community, but their sexual orientation was not a major part of their travel. And of course I added in a couple of travelers with weaker passports like Pong from Thailand, Anna and Artemy from Russia, and Danay began with a Cuban passport. There are 69 podcasts, so a lot of amazing travelers to check in with. I will see if I can mix up the questions a bit more to get some more variety. Remember to start of your New Year with an official Counting Countries t-shirt...head to Amazon to pick one up. And, as I mentioned before in the previous podcast, Counting Countries is part of Patreon.com. Patreon is a platform that allows patrons, that’s you, to support creators, and that is me. I have been extremely fortunate to be be able to create this podcast and to meet so many interesting and compelling travelers, but I have also spent a tremendous amount of time and some money creating this podcast. This is an opportunity for you to support Counting Countries. I have created several tiers of support, each one offering something in return. I will highlight the Senior Executive Producer tier which will give you access to extended interviews with guests of Counting Countries. To check out how you can support Counting Countries, go to patreon.com or https://www.patreon.com/CountingCountries. And a shoutout to Bisa Myles, Counting Country’s first patron. You can check out Bisa on her blog, Myles To Travel. You can read about her goal of visiting 50 countries and experiences in five years. I wouldn't be surprised if that 50 grows to 100 and then some. But for now, here’s my conversation with Petro, who was in Frankfurt while I was in Chicago. Please listen in and enjoy.
On today’s episode, I welcome Danay Bustamante to Counting Countries. I learned about Jenna from previous guest, Henrik Jeppesen, who introduced us via email. It took Danay and I several months to connect due to conflicting schedules. Danay was born in Cuba, was separated for years from her father who moved to Mexico, and she eventually reunited with her father via a trip to the UK. Growing up she developed her twin passions of travel and dance. Her love of salsa has opened many doors around the world, creating new friendships and providing new travel opportunities. She has danced in some of the unlikeliest countries. Danay talks about how she was propelled into the world of counting countries during a visit to Africa for an extended time. She talks about challenging experiences in Haiti, why Botswana is not on the top of her list, and why she loves El Salvador. And Danay shares with us a story about Burkina Faso and the magic of travel. And during this episode, we speak about former guest Tony Giles, and we are reminded that we live in a very small world. I encourage you to subscribe wherever you listen, Apple Podcast, Google Play, Stitcher, or Spotify. And what's this? A new review from REBethesda from USA. “Ric is great storyteller whose humor and warmth shines through. He masterfully interviews his fellow adventurers and draws out great insights and yarns from those who are resolved to touch down in every country on the planet. Funny, thrilling and inspiring.” Thanks REBethesda. Leave a review, well at least a good one, and you might be mentioned. Remember go to Amazon to pick up your Counting Countries T-shirt. But for now, here’s my conversation with Danay, who was in California while I was in the Chicago Counting Countries Studio. Please listen in and enjoy. More about Danay Bustamante: Born in: Guantanamo, Cuba Passports from: 1 Cuban passport and 2 valid German passports Favorite travel book: Lonely Planet Favorite travel film: 7 Years in Tibet Favorite travel app: Instagram Must carry: My salsa dance shoes and the favorite scarf from my best friend Favorite food: Caribbean food like rice and beans with fried plantains (I'm Cuban, lol) Favorite drink: Fresh fruit juices like mango (Indian and African mangos are the best) and mamey milkshake (this fruit is difficult to find) Favorite Airline: Emirates Airlines Favorite Hotel: I mostly stay with friends or locals
Danay Escanaverino is a Latina serial entrepreneur that is truly a testament to the entrepreneurial spirit of a Latina. As CEO of LunaSol Media, a digital agency that is connecting clients to the Hispanic/Latino market, Danay is a seventeen-year veteran of online marketing that has been in the trenches and really knows first hand the buying power that we Latinas have. Miss D (as I like to call her) launched two new ventures this year that are taking Latina empowerment and entrepreneurship to a whole new level and I can't wait to tell you all about them!
This week, Co-Hosts Cinik, and Igrihe talk with Dany Garcia, Luciana from Fear The Walking Dead, and review Season 4 Episode 13 “Black Jack”. Follow Danay!! https://www.instagram.com/danaygarcia1 https://twitter.com/danaygarcia1?lang=en https://www.facebook.com/OfficialDanayGarcia/ Send us your questions at CINIKRADIO@GMAIL.COM. Look at all our other shows at CINIKRADIO.COM. Follow Cinik Radio at FACEBOOK.COM/CINIKRADIO. We are available on Stitcher, iTunes, TuneIn Radio, Youtube, and Google Play!
Jimmy attended the press conference for Fear the Walking Dead. Attending were stars Alycia Debnam Carey, Colman Domingo, Lennie James, Jenna Elfman, Garrett Dillahunt, Maggie Grace, Danay Garcia and producers Scott M. Gimple, Andrew Chambliss, Ian Goldberg, Gale Anne Hurd and Greg Nicotero! How are the new cast members adjusting? How does the deaths in the recent episodes affect the cast? What's up with that zombie storm coming? Tune in to find out! Also, Jimmy got to chat with some of them afterwards. Jenna Elfman was moved by his compliments of her character growth and gave him a big ol' hug. We're not sure if he has washed his shoulders since. No regular format show over the next few weeks. Just the awesome and massive SDCC coverage!! Leave your iTunes comments! 5 stars and nothing but love! Also, get a hold of us! Thanks for listening!
Soul Circle Radio Mix Series Vol.25 J.Digs (Vancouver, CAN) @j_digs The theme of this mix is worldwide soul. I wanted to bring sounds together from all corners of the world while keeping a soulful and consistent energy. I kick it off with a house-based remix of a Maxwell classic and build from there, getting into some soulful flips from Jarreau Vandal and Coastal, then moving into some funk-based grooves from Tek.Lun, Birocratic, and JR Jarris. From there, I keep it moving with Latin remix of a Dilla classic, some Foreign Exchange, Illa J, and more chill hip hop vibes, before capping it off with some Nigerian Afrobeats that I’ve been feeling lately. Overall, this is just a feel-good mix. So press play and enjoy yourself :) Get to know j.Digs: I’ve always been extremely passionate about music. From growing up as a hip hop head in Vancouver, to getting into the electronic scene in Cape Town, music has always been a big part of my DNA. But, I only recently started creating anything with that passion. Listening to shows like Soul Circle Radio, Soulection, and House Shoes’ Magic, inspired me to start making mixes and sharing my selections with the world. Check me out on SoundCloud to hear more of my selections, and hit me up on Instagram or Twitter to connect with me. -J.Digs Playlist: 01 Maxwell - Ascension (aywy. & Sh?m Edit) 02 Chamos - Talk Too Much 03 Earth, Wind & Fire - September Soul (Vandalized Edit) 04 Sade - Kiss of Life (Coastal Conversion) 05 Jared Jackson - Ndovu du Sol 06 Jarreau Vandal - Essence 07 Tek.Lun - Windows 08 Birocratic - Extra Fresh 09 JR Jarris - Saturday 10 The Foreign Exchange - Asking For A Friend (Stro Elliot’s Roller Rink Rework) 11 Gilles Peterson's Havana Cultura Band feat. Danay & Carina - Think Twice (4hero Remix) 12 Flamingosis - Pleasure Palette 13 Illa J - Sunflower feat. a l l i e 14 OverDoz. - Last Kiss 15 Planet Giza - Domina (feat. Kaytranada) 16 J Hus - Did You See (Vandalized Edit) 17 Tekno - Yawa Follow J.Digs Twitter: https://twitter.com/djakeobrien Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jake___obrien__ released 3/1/18
Åh nej! Farzad råkade putta ner framtidsmanicken på golvet! Tänk om den är sönder just när framtidsfilosofen Danay skulle berätta om vad vi kommer ha i våra sovrum i framtiden!
Actress Danay Garcia, who plays new character Luciana on "Fear the Walking Dead," talks with Jesus, @Thisfunktional, about her character and what makes her different from characters we have seen on "The Walking Dead" and "Fear the Walking Dead." "Fear the Walking Dead" returns with its mid-season premiere on Aug. 21.
El Mejor Show de los Lunes en la Noche Celebra Noches de MC's y le da la Bienvenida desde Miami Danay Suarez y escuchando lo Nuevo Juancky la Diferencia en la Musica desde Chile Ana Tijoux desde USA Iggy Azalea desde Argentina Candy Fuego desde España la Mala Rodriguez y desde Mexico Niña Dioz y Sobre Todo contando con El Mejor Entretenimiento ,Música –Comedia y el Segmento del Combo del Piquete con Stefano y Linda …y Mucho pero q Mucho Mas .
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72 booms is in the carnival vibe. Listen as 'Native' takes you through the biggest tunes to be played in his generation's Notting Hill Carnivals. As per usual, we'll be sharing the best new music from the last couple of weeks. Music from the likes of Mala, Danay, Pedestrian Ta-Ku, Holy Other and many more! If you like what you hear, then please share the show! SUBSCRIBE ON ITUNES https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/72-booms....lookin-fo-that/id649201804?mt=2&ign-mpt=uo%3D2 Connect with 72 Booms via..... www.72booms.com www.72booms.co.uk www.facebook.com/seventytwo.booms www.twitter.com/72booms All enquiries please email 72booms@gmail.com Tracklisting to follow....
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