Podcasts about danielle lee

In this episode of the Mom Owned and Operated podcast, Rita Suzanne and Danielle Lee Darling discuss raising a family, running a business and remembering yourself.Danielle Lee Darling is a speaker, ThetaHealing Practitioner and Identity-Based Life Coach who specializes in helping women break free from their past, reconnect to who they truly are and create a life built on their authentic truth. As a recovering people pleaser and perfectionist herself, Danielle has broken free from the limits of being a “good girl” and now uses Identity Based Coaching and the power of Theta Healing to help women quantum leap their money, love and joy by upgrading their identities!You can connect with Danielle on Instagram, Facebook and TikTok.Send a text message! Email, if you want a reply though. ;) Support the Show.P.S. You can find more interviews at momownedandoperated.com and learn about working with Rita at ritasuzanne.com/apply/

Say hello to writer and voice actor, Danielle Lee James!To check the status of the project any time, visit our progress tracker.

Are you scared of waking up in ten years and finding  yourself in the exact same place…dealing with the exact same problems?   It's so easy to get lost in the busy-ness of everyday life. Our routines are overwhelming and there's no time to stop and consider if we even want whatever it is we think we're working so hard to get.   And when your sole purpose is to just get through the day or week so you can land back on the couch with your favorite cocktail, life quickly loses its sense of meaning and purpose.    Danielle Lee Darling is an identity-based life coach and theta healing practitioner who helps women heal their relationship with themselves so they can create a life that they love. In this episode you'll hear: How Danielle uses Theta healing to uncover subconscious limiting beliefs Why it's never as bad as you think it is The lies we tell ourselves about why we can't change (and how to tell yourself a better lie). The four-step STOP process you can use to interrupt negative thinking patterns   Click here to BOOK A DISCOVERY CALL WITH COLLEEN Are you looking for a mindful drinking coach instead of a sobriety program? I can help you reduce your drinking by 80 percent within a month so you don't have to quit. Walk away with clarity about why you're struggling and what tools you need to achieve your goals. 

Where Soil Grows Above The TreesYou might be used to the feeling of Earth under your feet, but did you know that there's soil high above your head? Way up in the treetops, where ferns, mosses, flowers, and even trees grow on top of the forest. A new study in Geoderma describes the factors that contribute to how canopy soil is formed.Ira talks with lead author Jessica Murray, an ecologist and PhD candidate at Utah State University in Logan, Utah. They discuss the importance of canopy soil, what we do and don't know about it, and what it's like to study it.Check out views from Murray's field sites at sciencefriday.com!‘I Will Not Be Vole Girl'—A Biologist Warms To RodentsThe path to becoming a scientist is not unlike the scientific process itself: Filled with dead ends, detours, and bumps along the way.Danielle Lee started asking questions about animal behavior when she was a kid. She originally wanted to become a veterinarian. But after being rejected from veterinary school, she found a fulfilling career as a biologist, doing the type of work she always wanted to do—but never knew was possible for her.Science Friday producer Shoshannah Buxbaum talks with Dr. Danielle Lee, a biologist, outreach scientist, and assistant professor in biology at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville in Edwardsville Illinois about what keeps her asking questions, what rodents can help us understand about humans, and the importance of increasing diversity in science.This Soundscape Artist Has Been Listening To The Planet For DecadesJim Metzner is one of the pioneers of science radio—he's been making field recordings and sharing them with audiences for more than 40 years. He hosted shows such as “Sounds of Science” in the 1980s, which later grew into “Pulse of the Planet,” a radio show about “the sound of life on Earth.”Over the decades, Metzner has created an incredible time capsule of soundscapes, and now, his entire collection is going to the Library of Congress.John Dankosky talks with Metzner about what he's learned about the natural world from endless hours of recordings and what we can all learn from listening. Plus, they'll discuss some of his favorite recordings. To hear the best audio quality, it might be a good idea to use headphones if you can.To stay updated on all-things-science, sign up for Science Friday's newsletters.Transcripts for each segment will be available the week after the show airs on sciencefriday.com.

Fandom is more than a term; there's an incredibly complex art and science to it. In this episode featuring Visionaries, Danielle Lee, President, Warner Music Artist & Fan Experiences at Warner Music Group and Kelley Walton, Head of Brand, Product & Integrated Marketing at Amazon Music, we uncover the power of fandom and how marketers can emphasize the humanity behind a strong creator-fan relationship. Note: This episode was marked explicit for one use of explicit language at 16:54ABOUT VISIONARIESThe Visionaries Podcast is recorded from MTM's Live Visionaries show hosted by Nadine Dietz, EVP of 24 Seven and GM of Marketers That Matter which airs weekly.CREDITS"Visionaries" is brought to you in partnership with The Wall Street Journal and our parent company, 24 Seven, which specializes in helping you find exceptional marketing and creative talent for your teams. To learn more, click here.FOLLOW US! Tweet us at @MTMInsights, @NadineDietz Find us on LinkedIn & Instagram

This episode is part two of The Soul of Music—Overheard's four-part series focusing on music, exploration, and Black history. Our guest this week is Sampa The Great, a Zambian-born rapper, singer, and songwriter. Sampa spent most of her childhood living in Botswana, and her music career took off in Australia; but when the pandemic hit, Sampa returned home to Zambia where she recorded her album As Above, So Below. This album sees Sampa shedding her mask and getting personal. Sampa is joined by Nat Geo Explorer and wildlife biologist Danielle Lee to discuss inspiration through history, the power of language, and mental health therapy through nature. For more information on this episode, visit natgeo.com/overheard. Want more? Learn more about Sampa The Great at her website sampathegreat.com. You can follow her on Twitter or Instagram @Sampa_the_Great. Learn more about Danielle Lee at her website about.me/DNLee. Follow her on Twitter or Instagram at @DNLee5. Also explore:  Listen to an in-depth interview with Danielle Lee in the Overheard episode “The Wonders of Urban Wildlife.” Zambia is home to the impressive Victoria Falls. Learn how you can visit the waterfall in this Nat Geo article.  If you like what you hear and want to support more content like this, please consider a National Geographic subscription. Go to natgeo.com/exploremore to subscribe today. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dan welcomes Dr. Lavar Pope from Arrupe College of Loyola University Chicago to discuss the communicative power of Hip Hop music, the multilayered lineage of Hip Hop music, the role of migration and diaspora, regional Hip Hop artists and their influences, and so much more. With longtime friend of the show Dr. Danielle Lee co-hosting,Continue reading "95. Digging into Hip-Hop Scholarship w/ Professor Lavar Pope"

National Geographic turns 135 in 2023. In February 2023, to celebrate exploration and commemorate Black History Month, National Geographic's flagship podcast, Overheard, will feature musicians and National Geographic Explorers in conversation on music and exploration. This is just one of many celebrations planned for this milestone anniversary.  Hosted by Overheard producer Khari Douglas, these four episodes (every Tuesday in February) will feature world-famous musicians Rhiannon Giddens, Sampa the Great, Chief Xian aTunde Adjuah (formerly Christian Scott), and Meklit Hadero (also a Nat Geo explorer) in conversation with Nat Geo Explorers Alyea Pierce, Danielle Lee, Justin Dunnavant, and Jahawi Bertolli. The Explorers and artists will discuss how nature, history, and culture influence their work, what music inspires their adventures, and how they address some of the world's most pressing and complicated issues through art and exploration.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

► In todays episode of Land of the Lost Steve Stockton discusses The Bizarre Disappearances and Death of Danielle Lee Palumbo.⚠️ If you have any information regarding any of these cases please call:Crime Stoppers: 1-800-222-TIPS.NPS Investigates: 1-888-653-0009

Keeping The Bubbly In Your Holidays, With Fizzical Science As the year winds to a close, you may be attending gatherings where a festive flute of champagne is offered. Champagne production starts out with a first fermentation process that turns ordinary grape juice into alcoholic wine. A second fermentation in the wine bottle produces the dissolved carbon dioxide responsible for the thousands of fizzy bubbles that are a distinctive part of the experience of drinking champagne and other sparkling wines.  In this archival interview from 2012, Ira talks with Stanford University chemist Richard Zare about the interplay between temperature, bubbles, the surface of the glass in which the drink is served, and surprising factors such as lipstick chemistry that can influence the sparkliness of each sip, and delves into the age old question of the best ways to keep an opened bottle of champagne bubbly for longer.     What Was It Like To Witness The End Of The Dinosaurs? 66 million years ago, a massive asteroid hit what we know today as the Yucatán Peninsula of Mexico. Many people have a general idea of what happened next: The age of the dinosaurs was brought to a close, making room for mammals like us to thrive. But fewer people know what happened in the days, weeks, and years after impact. Increased research on fossils and geological remains from this time period have helped scientists paint a picture of this era. For large, non-avian dinosaurs like Triceratops and Tyrannosaurus rex, extinction was swift following the asteroid impact. But for creatures that were able to stay underwater and underground, their post-impact stories are more complicated. Joining Ira to discuss her book The Last Days of the Dinosaurs is Riley Black, science writer based in Salt Lake City, Utah.   ‘I Will Not Be Vole Girl'—A Biologist Warms To Rodents The path to becoming a scientist is not unlike the scientific process itself: Filled with dead ends, detours, and bumps along the way. Danielle Lee started asking questions about animal behavior when she was a kid. She originally wanted to become a veterinarian. But after being rejected from veterinary school, she found a fulfilling career as a biologist, doing the type of work she always wanted to do—but never knew was possible for her. Science Friday producer Shoshannah Buxbaum talks with Dr. Danielle Lee, a biologist, outreach scientist, and assistant professor in biology at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville in Edwardsville Illinois about what keeps her asking questions, what rodents can help us understand about humans, and the importance of increasing diversity in science. Transcripts for each segment will be available the week after the show airs on sciencefriday.com.

► In todays episode of Land of the Lost Steve Stockton discusses The Bizarre Disappearances andDeath of Danielle Lee Palumbo.⚠️ If you have any information regarding any of these cases please call:Crime Stoppers: 1-800-222-TIPS. NPS Investigates: 1-888-653-0009

On this episode, we had the pleasure of interviewing Danielle Lee, a Registered Dietitian and Clinical Manager of Good Samaritan Medical Center in West Palm Beach. Throughout this interview, Danielle will provide insight into the skills needed to be a clinical manager including her roles and responsibilities in the position. She will also discuss her journey toward becoming a clinical manager and the many challenges she has faced along the way. Conducting our interview today, we have 4 dietetic students from FIU: Cindy Sanchez, Brittany Goranson, Michelle Duthill, & Ashleigh DeCaprio.

Evolving your campaign strategy during times of crisis, cultural moments, and emerging tech can be especially challenging, so we invited top marketing leaders to answer the question many are asking: what is the framework for successful campaigns?   In this special episode recorded from the NYC MTM Forum held at the NFL Headquarters, Tim Ellis, the CMO of NFL; Danielle Lee, President of Warner Music Artist and Fan Experiences; Craig Brommers, CMO, American Eagle Outfitters, and Ashley Rosebrook, Chief Creative Officer, e.l.f. Beauty will discuss how to capture consumers' attention across increasingly fragmented channels and leverage emerging tech and insights to create campaigns that break through the noise. This special episode was recorded from a recent in person event, however, every other episode is recorded from MTM's Live Visionaries Webinar hosted by Nadine Dietz, EVP of 24 Seven and GM of Marketers That Matter. "Visionaries" originally airs live from zoom and is brought to you in partnership with The Wall Street Journal.   Our parent company, 24 Seven, specializes in helping you find exceptional marketing and creative talent for your teams. To learn more, click here.

CONTENT WARNING: Please be advised that this episode does contain conversations on abortion, sexual violence, assault and rape, mental health issues, racial violence, and torture. Listener discretion is advised Dan invites Stephanie Renée Payne, Danielle Lee, Leah Rubinsky, & Julia Reade to unpack & respond to the horrifying overturn of Roe v Wade, stripping womenContinue reading "90. Reacting to Roe v Wade Overturn w/ Stephanie Renée Payne, Danielle Lee, Leah Rubinsky, & Julia Reade"

Attracting Birds To Prime Habitat By Playing Recordings Of Their Calls How do you know a restaurant is good? If the parking lot is full of cars, that's a pretty good indication. If it's empty, you probably won't bother stopping. In this case, the restaurant is a newly restored wetland in Michigan and the customers are rails. The birds migrate at night, so if they don't hear other rail calls in an area, they're not likely to stop. Researcher Dustin Brewer is broadcasting recorded rail calls to try to bring the secretive birds to prime habitat—to feed and mate. Rails are declining, mostly due to habitat loss. Experts say if rails are influenced by these recordings, it could help increase the bird's population.   Collars, Cameras, And Carcasses: Studying Urban Wildlife When you hear the words “urban wildlife,” you might think of rats scampering across a street, pigeons plopped on railings, or crows fighting over a pizza crust. But urban wildlife are so much cooler and more diverse than they get credit for, and scientists have a lot to learn from them. In the blink of an evolutionary eye, urban wildlife have quickly adapted to changing landscapes and learned to take advantage of sprawling urban areas. Guest Roxanne Khamsi speaks with Dr. Chris Schell, an assistant professor studying urban ecology at the University of California, Berkeley. They chat about why urban wildlife is so cool, how scientists can study them, and what we can learn from our scrappy neighbors.   A New Lyme Disease Test In Development May Help Improve Treatment Roughly 476,000 people in the United States are diagnosed and treated for Lyme disease each year, according to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) estimates. However, the CDC says that this number is likely an overcount because many patients receive treatment based on symptoms without a positive test result. On top of that, there are some limitations of the diagnostic tests available for Lyme disease. The FDA-approved Lyme disease tests can only determine if a patient has had Lyme disease in the past, not if they currently have an infection. The test cannot determine if antibiotic treatment was successful, or if a positive test result is due to a re-infection. Guest host Roxanne Khamsi talks with Pete Gwynne, a molecular and microbiologist at the Tufts Lyme Disease Initiative, who is working to solve some of these problems by developing a new diagnostic test for Lyme disease.   ‘I Will Not Be Vole Girl'—A Biologist Warms To Rodents The path to becoming a scientist is not unlike the scientific process itself: Filled with dead ends, detours, and bumps along the way. Danielle Lee started asking questions about animal behavior when she was a kid. She originally wanted to become a veterinarian. But after being rejected from veterinary school, she found a fulfilling career as a biologist, doing the type of work she always wanted to do—but never knew was possible for her. Science Friday producer Shoshannah Buxbaum talks with Dr. Danielle Lee, a biologist, outreach scientist, and assistant professor in biology at Southern Illinois University about what keeps her asking questions, what rodents can help us understand about humans, and the importance of increasing diversity in science.

Though you might be skeptical, there are indeed, real, honest, good industry folks that are less about the industry than their job title might suggest. Cue in one of our favorite industry folks, producer Danielle Lee, who has brought great and wonderful things to stages and screens of all sizes across the country and is a fierce supporter of the best, forward thinking comedy out there. TCB's Jake Kroeger sits down with Danielle to talk shop and specifically get an industry insider perspective on how comedians can best serve themselves going forward in 2022. Follow Danielle on all platforms @fndanielle. The Comedy Bureau @thecomedybureau across platforms and please, please support TCB via GoFundMe, Patreon, or on Venmo (@jakekroeger). Produced by Jake Kroeger Music by Brian Granillo Artwork by Andrew Delman and KT

In Episode 79, Dan Dissinger is joined by guest host Danielle Lee to talk to Saint John's University alum Tara Bradway about life after the PhD, the complex issues facing contingent faculty, the challenges of being the artistic director of the Adirondack Shakespeare Company during the COVID-19 pandemic, and the role of isolation and mental health.

Have you ever wanted to be an.... international.... SUPERSPY??? Well, as our good friend and recurring special guest star Danielle Lee points out, it's not all as glamorous as it's made out to be! In fact, Melanie herself uses the word HEARTBREAKING many times! What tear-jerking moments does the finale of The Americans have in store?? Join us and find out! This is the third last episode of Dessert Before Breakfast, so send us a voice message or send us an email for the last ever Lil' Snack at dessertbeforebreakfast@gmail.com! Hosted by Mike Dorval and Melanie Germain. Editing by Callyn Dorval. Music by the Brass Action. You can also find us on Instagram and Facebook! Additional sound effects by Arq1998 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dessert-before-breakfast/message

In this episode, Kinah is featuring Mrs. Danielle Lee. Danielle is a budding serial entrepreneur an new author.  This conversation will leave you on edge of your seat.  Please follow and support Mrs. Danielle Lee. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/daniellelee_thebrand/ Amazon Book Purchase:  Shame Is Not The Blame Book Purchase Link Website:  https://daniellerlee.com   Government Contracting for Barber and Beauty Professionals For barbers and cosmetology professional seeking create an additional revenue stream selling to the federal govenment, Kinah teaches barbers and cosmetology professionals how to sell high-quality cranial prosthetics to federal agencies supporting both men and women with hair loss conditions which include, but not limited to: Alopecia, Chemotherapy, Trichotillomania, and other medical disorders that lead to hair loss. Proactive students could potentially recoup cost with 1.5 orders.  Let me and my partner show you how.  Please use the links below to learn more and purchase your spot in this digital course.  This course will demystify the process and allow you obtain success faster if you apply the lessons learned.  In addition, you will get periodic support and live Q&A via video conference call from my business partner and I to help you understand how to sell to federal government.  Government Contracting for Barbers and Cosmetologist Informational Video:  https://bit.ly/3gCw6ko Government Contracting for Barbers and Cosmetologist Course: https://bit.ly/2LiNL2L Let's stay connected:  Follow me on Facebook (FB):  www.facebook.com/kinahcurtis Follow me on Instagram (IG): www.instagram.com/iamtheretailboss Follow me on Clubhouse: https://joinclubhouse.com/@theretailboss Podbean Podcast Link:  https://www.podbean.com/retailboss26f5kamn For Classes, Consulting, Videos, and More Info: https://linktr.ee/TheRetailBoss Daily Affirmations for Beauty Industry Professionals Book.  The RetailBoss is an author.  The RetailBoss has released an affirmations book which will help readers release positive confessions in the atmosphere.  Sometimes, we need assistance in knowing what to say in the midst of contrary circumstances.  Please utilize the following URL to purchase the book:  http://bit.ly/2lZNAgr Important Information:  https://covid19relief.sba.gov/#/  https://www.osha.gov/Publications/OSHA4074.pdf South Carolina State board Information: https://llr.sc.gov/cosmo/ #retailboss #hollywoodhair #celebritystylist #monaeverett #hair #cosmetology #entrepreneur

It's going down on The Phat Girl Chronicles with our special guest host Clifford Ivey O'Neil!!! We will be interviewing some of the super dope artists from Da Ear Hustlin' Radio Show's artist showcase that took place in Houston & Atlanta. These artist include Danielle Lee & Problem Da Hoolie; we will also have JQLM Radio's own Jacob Alexander an amazing artist out of Indianapolis!!! We will be discussing an array of topics such as: -How they got started in the music industry?!? -How long have they been an artist?!? -What inspired them to start their journey?!? -What have been some of the challenges being an independent artist compared to being signed to a label?!? -What genre of music is their favorite and influences them the most?!? And we also got the amazing @TheMouth_Moments with another dope New Music Moment to get your playlist ready for you and your boo or to enjoy a night of riding and vibing to the grooves!!! Join in on this conversation by checking out this episode on our YouTube Channel by clicking the link: https://youtu.be/IN4kE5w1xFI Also check out some of our other music related episodes by clicking the links below: https://youtu.be/LysqQLYhZTE (BIGG MOVES, BIGG CAREER with guest BIGG VON) https://youtu.be/WeXUoEPD27w (GO CUT CREATOR GO PART II with DJ CUT CREATOR) Come chop it up with us and tell us about what is your favorite genre of music and what song makes you feel alive as soon as you hear the beat drop?!?! Connect with us.......... Instagram: @thephatgirlchronicles Facebook.com/thephatgirlchronicles Twitter: @pgcpodcast Did something in this episode resonate with you?!? Did our conversation open up more of your thoughts about how music makes you feel or even reflecting on your journey as an artist?!? If so, please share this episode with a friend and leave a 5-star review and comment wherever you listen to this podcast. We love to how our show made your day or taught you something new!!! https://www.facebook.com/thephatgirlchronicles/reviews --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/phatgirlchronicles/message

Content Warning: Discussion of sexual and domestic violence, please listen with care. In Episode 61, Dan Dissinger & special guest host Danielle Lee talk to USC alum Emma Collins about being an advocate for survivors of relationship and sexual violence, working for RSVP (Relationship & Sexual Violence Prevention Services) at USC, and rape culture on and off the college campus.

WELCOME BACK to our special guest Danielle Lee, who by some miracle managed to avoid watching any Game of Thrones at all! So she knows just about as much as Jon Snow does. In this twist of an episode, we put Danielle in the newbie seat, while Mike and Melanie attempt to fill her in on all the drama, treachery, and steamy Pedro Pascal moments. Who do you think should have been king? Send us a voice message or send us an email at dessertbeforebreakfast@gmail.com! (especially if you can fulfil Melanie's fan art request!) Hosted by Mike Dorval and Melanie Germain. Editing by Callyn Dorval. Music by the Brass Action. You can also find us on Instagram and Facebook! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dessert-before-breakfast/message

Welcome to part 2 of our Women and Wealth series, where we interview a panel of strong, successful, and financially independent women. In part two of this series, David Vallieres and Jordann Andrusiak are joined by Amanda Dorio, Danielle Lee, Denise Gergley, and Hannah Haley. With each of them currently in a different stage of … Continue reading Women and Wealth: Finances in Different Stages of Life Part 2 – With Amanda, Danielle, Denise, and Hannah →

Welcome to our Women and Wealth series, where we interview a panel of strong, successful, and financially independent women. In part one of this series, David Vallieres and Jordann Andrusiak are joined by Amanda Dorio, Danielle Lee, Denise Gergley, and Hannah Haley. With each of them currently in a different stage of life, they share … Continue reading Women and Wealth: Finances in Different Stages of Life – With Amanda, Danielle, Denise, and Hannah →

Highly regarded in the marketing and media world, Danielle Lee maintains one of the most high-profile jobs in sports. When she joined the NBA in 2020, the world had just changed. It was her job to navigate the challenges of the pandemic, keep fans engaged in the “bubble,” and get the season back on track. We discuss her life growing up in Harlem, her role as a female executive, black woman, mother, her superpower, and her career growth and learning in her roles at Showtime, AT&T and Spotify. Danielle's career prior to the NBA includes marketing some of the leading original on-demand content at the time, such as: Dexter, Weeds and The L Word while at Showtime. In addition, Danielle was at the forefront of creating innovative solutions that we all use today in mobile marketing at AT&T and was in charge of growing the global footprint of Spotify during an IPO. In this insightful conversation, we dive into topics like diversity and inclusion, taking career risks, being fearless, finding structure and what leadership means to her. I'm Steve Parker Jr. your host of ParkerOnTap. I hope you enjoy the podcast. Please SUBSCRIBE and consider sharing on social, rating the podcast, and learn more at ParkerOnTap.com

PARKER ON TAP - Season One: Big Thoughts From Big Shots I'm Steve Parker Jr, and I'm your host of PARKER ON TAP. In this 12-episode podcast we engage in lively conversations with people you need to know that are considered the very best at what they do. Join me in season one of PARKER ON TAP as I connect with Erika Nardini, Frank Abagnale, Wenda Harris Millard, James Bartlett, Jen Wong, Andrew “Hawk” Hawkins, Chi Modu, Carlos Saldanha, Danielle Lee, Anthony Giglio, Ori Eisen and Cathy & Martin Kays. From running Barstool Sports to consulting the FBI on fraud, to being the most prolific photographer in the history of hip-hop, to creating and directing some of the highest grossing films in movie history, to owning one of the top hotels in the world, to engaging NBA fans from the bubble, to operating everyone's favorite news source, Reddit – I am pleased to share all of my amazing guests with you. We will cover their highs, their lows, what makes them who they are and a few even drop some never before told stories. All Episodes launch March 10th. So, who am I? I'm Steve Parker Jr., the CEO of Levelwing – an advertising agency fortunate to have delivered over a dozen consecutive Super Bowl campaigns and be recognized as ‘most effective in media' by a jury of media industry peers. I'd define myself as a lifelong dreamer and entrepreneur that enjoys creating new things and meeting new people. This has led me down an amazing road of experience, lessons, stories and people – some of which I'm bringing to you on this podcast. You need more reason to listen? Ok, I get it. Just Imagine this… You grew up in Nashville back in the 70s and 80s when it was still a country town, but your first concert was N.W.A. You attend Harvard, no… make that Western Kentucky University, where every day for four glorious years you are fortunate to experience football royalty – the Harbaugh way. Upon graduation you happen to step into the Internet, just as it is being born – at a Fortune 500 company that wants the 21-year-old you to help figure the damn thing out – the information superhighway that is. So, you do, and you actually deliver some creative things – like live streaming the first birth (yes, a baby being born) on the internet, launching one of the largest healthcare websites on the internet, not once – but three times. You move to New York City and take jobs at two start-ups – both have IPOs, but you don't make a penny. Then you turn down not one but two jobs at Google in 2000 – consider that a financial error, “turn and cough,” two actually. Shortly after, you start your own start-up which nearly everyone bust your balls for because “it's a stupid time to quit a job and start a business.” Yet, 19-years later after bootstrapping the business from the ground up, no loans, no investors, no debt and nearly getting KO'd once in the 10th round – you stand proud of building something with great people and great partners and you all still have full control. Along the way, not only do you find your happy, mad, sad, stressed, calm, joyful, unsure, imperfect and absolutely confident emotions in the very bumpy path you are traveling; you also find yourself on the largest of stages… delivering over a dozen Super Bowl campaigns, being named an E&Y Entrepreneur of the Year, co-founding a venture capital firm, swimming in the indoor pool of Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen's house, helping fund the first studio album for Lil Dicky – Professional Rapper – which certifies Gold, and you meet your wife who's a real life New York City Ballet ballerina. True story, and you can't even dance that well. So, that's you! Well… me actually. But if it were you, you would give a listen to the podcast and most likely share it with others because that is what you do. If you hate it, send me an email and tell me why; because I really appreciate and respect you for reading this...

In today's episode, we are joined by Melanie's Honorary Cousin™ Danielle Lee to seek the TRUTH in the original series finale of The X-Files. We want to believe! Do you?? Check out Danielle's list of must-watch episodes here: https://bit.ly/33VehG9. Hosted by Mike Dorval and Melanie Germain. Editing by Callyn Dorval. Music by the Brass Action. Email us at dessertbeforebreakfast@gmail.com! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dessert-before-breakfast/message

Stephanie Renée Payne, Danielle Lee, and O Tomas Bell return for a sobering and powerful discussion about racism in America and the demonstrations taking place around the world protesting the murder of George Floyd and other Black Americans.

In honor of Mental Health Awareness Month, we revisit our discussion with Danielle Lee and discuss that it's ok, to not be ok. Danielle opens up about her mental health and her journey, but also gives some words of wisdom. During these troubling times, always remember that this too shall pass. Stay tuned till the very end to hear about the telephone hotlines that are still accessible during the current pandemic. Host/Editor/Bookings: Christie Henriquez: (IG: christie_ashley) & (IG: the_mad_hen) Host/Recording Engineer: Vanessa Cajucom (IG: @itsmeevee)

On this episode of Real Talk with ReZsaun, the Local Celebrity Spotlight shines on entrepreneur and owner of Integrity Hair Studio, Danielle Lee-Hodges. During the interview we discussed several topics including, but not limited to: Being from Eutawville (not Charleston) Military Service Becoming an Entrepreneur Integrity Hair Studios The Lion Leaders Foundation and so much more! Watch tonight's episode and be sure to leave a comment and SUBSCRIBE!!! For more information about Real Talk with ReZsaun, please visit www.realtalkrezsaun.com!!! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/realtalkwithrezsaun/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/realtalkwithrezsaun/support

In our third episode, we talk to Dr. Danielle Lee about teaching online, processing trauma through art, and documenting the narratives that emerge during a crisis.

What is it like to study and handle the African giant pouched rat? How do these rodents interact with humans? Dr. Danielle Lee returns to Spark Science to answer these questions by sharing an experience that you won’t forget. Dr. Lee was a keynote speaker at the National SACNAS Convention in Honolulu, Hawaii and you can find out more about Dr. Lee’s work by following her on twitter and instagram @DNLee5 and/or watch her TED talks on Finding Landmines Using Giant Pouched Rats & How Hip-Hop Helps us Understand Science.   Image Credit: Laura M. Boykin

Finding Purpose by Serving a Purpose, Speaking the Word into Existence, and Raising up Gen-Z || Interview with Danielle Lee Find Danielle Lee on Social Media Danielle's Instagram: https://instagram.com/yogi_bear27 Ransom Ministry Instagram: https://instagram.com/ransom_u Ransom's Website: https://ransomuonline.org/  Learn more about career coaching and writing services at: https://theroughdraftcollective.com/work-with-us/ Download the free vision planning worksheet here : https://mailchi.mp/259ec289fc54/bx8hnyo3k0 Download Unfinished Business Journal here : https://theroughdraftcollective.com/shop/ Visit theroughdraftcollective.com Follow me on my IG @_melaniechristina : https://www.instagram.com/_melaniechristina/ See y'all next week for interviews!  Music from https://filmmusic.io "Cinematic HipHop 002" by Sascha Ende (https://www.sascha-ende.de) License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)

This week we say goodbye to Danielle by ending on a fun, high note! Good for you. Good for the planet. Hosted by Danielle Lee and William Persson.

Good for you. Good for the planet. Hosted by Danielle Lee and William Persson.

Good for you. Good for the planet. Hosted by Danielle Lee and William Persson.

Good for you. Good for the planet. Hosted by Danielle Lee and William Persson.

Good for you. Good for the planet. Hosted by Danielle Lee and William Persson

This week we present stories from two scientists who were confronted with their status as an “outsider.” Part 1: After getting hit by a car, Ph.D. student Reyhaneh Maktoufi must navigate the recovery and paperwork as an immigrant from Iran. Part 2: When scientist Danielle Lee travels to Tanzania to study pouched rats, she finds she's more of an outsider than she'd expected. Reyhaneh is a Ph.D. candidate in Media, Technology, and Society at Northwestern University. Her main fields of interest are science communication, curiosity, and public engagement with scientists. She is a visiting researcher at the Adler Planetarium, where she studies science communication and facilitates workshops on communication skills. Before starting a Ph.D., Rey has been working as a health communication facilitator and campaign manager in Tehran, Iran. She also produces comics and videos about science and the science of science communication. In her free time, Rey enjoys staring at a wall and making up stories in her head or play bad ukulele and scare off birds while singing high pitch. Danielle N. Lee is an outreach scientist who studies animal behavior and behavioral ecology. She studies the behaviors of mice and rats in the Metro St. Louis area and the natural history of African giant pouched rats. Lee was selected as a 2015 TED Fellow and was named as one of EBONY Magazine’s Power 100 and a White House Champion of Change in STEM Diversity and Access. Her current science outreach efforts emphasize engagement with broader audiences via science communication. In 2013, Lee helped found the National Science & Technology News Service, a media literacy initiative to bring more science news to African-American audiences and promote science news source diversity in mainstream media. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Culture Next global trends report from Spotify explains how younger audiences are changing – experiencing screen exhaustion and re-evaluating their relationship with digital media, they are moving to new channels and expecting new, personalised but connected experiences. With these trends and the ubiquity and innovation in audio, says Danielle Lee (Global Vice President, Partner Solutions at Spotify), it is a perfect time for agencies and brands to consider getting creative on platforms like Spotify. But how do they do that? What does good look like? And why is Spotify launching Spotify Originals (and signing deals with the Obamas), to capitalise on a growing interest in longer form podcast content? Find out.

Kara Swisher's executive producer, Erica Anderson, talks with four TED Fellows at the 2019 TED Conference in Vancouver. In this collection of mini-interviews, you'll hear from biologist Danielle Lee, space environmentalist Moriba Jah, astrophysicist Erika Hamden and Good Food Institute founder Bruce Friedrich. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

As promised, here is Part 2 of Body, Mind, and Soul. On this episode of The Mad Hen, your Hosts', Christie and Vanessa sit down with writers Danielle Lee and Nicholas Powers. We further discuss race, discrimination, fear, and more. I hope this episode inspires you as it did for The Mad Hen team. The Ground Below Zero by Nicholas Powers Theater of War by Nicholas Powers IG: the_mad_hen FB: The Mad Hen Podcast TW: @HenPodcast

It’s Black History Month. But since we don’t want to narrow black heritage down to just one month, we decided to do a two part episode! On this episode of The Mad Hen, your Hosts', Christie and Vanessa sit down with writers Danielle Lee and Nicholas Powers. We chat about their experience as Professors at SUNY Old Westbury, published literary pieces, race, discrimination, and more.  Be sure to tune in next week for part II. The Ground Below Zero by Nicholas Powers Theater of War by Nicholas Powers IG: the_mad_hen FB: The Mad Hen Podcast TW: @HenPodcast

For this episode, we conducted a special interview.  In this episode, the Retail Boss, Kinah Curtis,  interviewed Mrs. Danielle Lee-Hodges.  Danielle is the owner-operator of Integrity Hair Studio, LLC located in Summerville, SC.  Ms. Hodges studied cosmetology at the Paul Mitchell School, Charleston.   Follow me on Facebook (FB):  www.facebook.com/kinahcurtis Follow me on Instagram (IG): www.instagram.com/iamtheretailboss Follow me on Clubhouse: Kinah Merriweather/ @theretailboss Podbean Podcast Link:  https://www.podbean.com/retailboss26f5kamn For Classes and Info: https://linktr.ee/TheRetailBoss

Dr. Danielle Lee got into science hoping to study something sexy, but ended up studying rats. She tells comedians Aparna Nancherla, Maeve Higgins, and Baratunde Thurston about her journey and the incredible things she's learned about rodents. Hosted by Chris Duffy. Produced by Pretty Good Friends.This episode was recorded at National Geographic in DC as part of the Bentzen Ball.

Hi listeners and welcome to another edition of Weekdays with Murph.  On the show today, we have super talented singer/songwriter Danielle Lee joining us.  We'll talk with Danielle about her career, music and anything she's working on that she can talk about.  As usual, I've got my lovely co-host Jasemine with me, so let's get this thing going!

We have guests Shareef Jackson and Danielle Lee discuss all things Science! If you're a Science geek as well as a fan of the hit primetime series Cosmos, then this is the show for you! Shareef Jackson: Shareef views on science and technology have been featured on sources such as NPR, Scientific American, NASA TV, and This Week in Blackness. His science blog at ShareefJackson.com has won the Black Weblog Award for Best Science and Technology Blog in 2012 and 2013. By using the tagline #ScienceLooksGood, Shareef speaks breaks down science in a way that the average person can understand. Shareef has been able to attend several events including the Consumer Electronics Show and the final launch of NASA’s space shuttle program. Danielle Lee: Danielle is an American biologist. Lee completed her BS in Animal Sciences at Tennessee Technological University, her MS in Vertebrate Zoology at University of Memphis, and her PhD in Biology at University of Missouri-St. Louis. Lee is currently doing post-doctorate research at Cornell University, formerly at Oklahoma State studying African giant pouched rats. Recently, Lee was named as one of ten White House Champions of Change in STEM Diversity and Access. In addition to her lab and field research, Lee is passionate about science outreach and is well known for her science promotion and outreach in social media. Lee authors The Urban Scientist on the Scientific American Blog Network.

We will have guests Shareef Jackson and Danielle Lee discuss all things Science!  If you're a Science geek as well as a fan of the hit primetime series Cosmos, then this is the show for you!Shareef Jackson: Shareef views on science and technology have been featured on sources such as NPR, Scientific American, NASA TV, and This Week in Blackness. His science blog at ShareefJackson.com has won the Black Weblog Award for Best Science and Technology Blog in 2012 and 2013. By using the tagline #ScienceLooksGood, Shareef speaks breaks down science in a way that the average person can understand. Shareef has been able to attend several events including the Consumer Electronics Show and the final launch of NASA’s space shuttle program. Danielle Lee:Danielle is an American biologist. Lee completed her BS in Animal Sciences at Tennessee Technological University, her MS in Vertebrate Zoology at University of Memphis, and her PhD in Biology at University of Missouri-St. Louis. Lee is currently doing post-doctorate research at Cornell University, formerly at Oklahoma State studying African giant pouched rats.  Recently, Lee was named as one of ten White House Champions of Change in STEM Diversity and Access.  In addition to her lab and field research, Lee is passionate about science outreach and is well known for her science promotion and outreach in social media. Lee authors The Urban Scientist on the Scientific American Blog Network.