Podcast appearances and mentions of deborah mitchell

Come and join the conversation with the gorgeous Deborah Mitchell!Fresh from her recent appearance on Lorraine, Deborah excitedly tells me about being awarded The Royal Warrant! A centuries old endorsement that shows that not only do the Royal Family use her products, but they have used them for many years previously. After beginning her career over 30 years ago as a beautician, Deborah built her own skincare company, attracting many a celebrity fan along the way. With her royally cemented status as a leading skincare brand, not just for the products themselves, Deborah's range actually improves skin issues instead of masking them like many out there on the market.We chat about the challenging times she's had in her business journey, people jumping on her success and creating copycat products in a bid to emulate her skincare line, even appearing in high street stores. The beauty of her Royal Warrant however, is that this is the official stamp of approval to show that it is in fact Heaven Skincare and no substitutes!We delve into Deborah's background, her humble beginnings and never in her wildest dreams did she imagine the success she has experienced to date. From starting out in training, coming from having little money, to now regularly travelling to the Palace, Deborah honestly tells me about the massive change in the path that her life has taken. (She was actually in the car travelling back from the Palace as we recorded the episode!)We chat developing product ranges that work instantly, making people look visibly younger, her own journey with acne and identifying a need to help her own skin which then birthed her lifelong passion to help others with theirs.For Deborah, it goes far deeper than developing a product and getting it retail ready, she actually goes one step further and delivers training to salon owners and spa directors. What this serves to do is not just help them to offer amazing products that really work for their own clients and customers, but it enables them to educate them in how best to look after their skin, delivering a real 360 approach to her offering.Passionate about educating others and busting those beauty myths, her desire to actually help people absolutely shines through when she talks! We talk about the importance of taking care of your skin, and Deborah tells me about the disgusting bugs that may appear if you don't! My goodness it scared me into submission to adopt and brand new cleansing routine FAST!We chat the future of Heaven, stinging nettles, celebrities, royalty and how a dream one night made her discover bee venom and acquired her nickname of The Bee Venom Queen! Deborah is very open about her dyslexia diagnosis, the challenges she's faced along the way with it, but also her gratitude for how her brain works. Sparking ideas and creating incredible products has been a rollercoaster journey for her and is fascinating to hear about.Talking about going to events with the likes of Cillian Murphy doesn't faze Deborah, it's almost become second nature to her, she's so down to earth and loves nothing more than to share her success with others! She's so grounded and remains true to her roots, often reminding herself of the struggles she has had to get to this point which keeps her feet firmly on the ground. Such an incredibly inspiring, knowledgeable, kind and amazing woman, and such a pleasure to chat to!You can find out more about Deborah's incredible Royal Approved products on her website here:https://heavenskincare.com/

What's it like to program morning network TV?  Deborah Mitchell spent a decade at CBS News “The Early Show" and today uses her producer news skills to help professionals incorporate video storytelling into their digital marketing.  Listen to her advice on getting on network TV and how to use video to your advantage!  The PR Podcast is a show about how the news gets made. We talk with great PR people, reporters, and communicators about how the news gets made and strategies for publicity that drive business goals.  Host ⁠⁠Jody Fisher⁠⁠ is the founder of Jody Fisher PR and works with clients across the healthcare, higher education, financial services, real estate, entertainment, and non-profit verticals.  Join the conversation on ⁠⁠Facebook⁠⁠, ⁠⁠Twitter⁠⁠, ⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠, and ⁠⁠TikTok⁠⁠ at @ThePRPodcast. Join the conversation:  Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/ThePRPodcast/ Twitter - https://x.com/ThePRPodcast1 Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/theprpodcast_/ TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@theprpodcast? --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/theprpodcast/support

The final household; A never-ending hallway; Power of friendship. Deborah (Mitchell), Vivian (Claire), and Kia (Wesley) continue on to confront the Rodriguez household. Beatdown City -- Darren Curtis; Omen -- Presence of Music; Shady Town; Intruder Detected; Cursed House -- YouFulca; Action Cinematic Epic Victory; City of Duisburg -- One Man Symphony,  CCBY4.0

Widespread mind control; Personal drama abound; Heading into rain.  Kia (Wesley), Deborah (Mitchell) and Vivian (Claire) confront their own demons before heading to the big bad's lair. Beatdown City -- Darren Curtis; Plot -- Presence of Music; Shady Town; Miller House -- Presence of Music; Vacant Eyes -- Presence of Music; Den -- Presence of Music; Community -- Presence of Music; City of Duisburg -- One Man Symphony,  CCBY4.0

Christopher Mitchell is a writer and director whose debut film “An Awful Thing Has Gone and Happened” was just released on streaming services. After his 2 decades of working in television, Christopher, with his wife Deborah Mitchell, collaborated to create this dark comedy. Watch the trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hU4jayoUKgY

We're finally doing Desperate Orcish Housewives. This is set of bonus episodes featuring a one shot separate from the main campaign. Deborah (Mitchell), Kia (Wesley), Nova (Jeremiah), Vivian (Claire) go about their daily lives as orcish housewives until something unexpected rocks their neighborhood in Falcon's Reach.  Content Warning: Illegal Drug Use, More Cursing than Usual, Flower Gang Violence Beatdown City -- Darren Curtis; Spring Town -- Presence of Music; Mining Town; Haunted Town; Afternoon Chat -- Jonathan Shaw; Checking Inventory -- Jonathan Shaw; Whimsical Town; Shadow -- Presence of Music; City of Duisburg -- One Man Symphony,  CCBY4.0

On this episode we talk about this week's internet stories such as honoring two icons who passed and speaking on the legacy of Emmett Till . In addition the episode covers how to keep pushing when life is throwing its best. May is Mental Health Awareness Month so what tool are you using to keep yourself mentally healthy?.....................................................On today's episode we have Kat Echevarria Richter, MA is a tap dancer, choreographer, educator, and dance historian. Her professional training began with the New Jersey Tap Ensemble under the direction of Deborah Mitchell and continued under Junior Laniyan of the London Tap Jam. In 2005, she received a scholarship to Oxford University, and later returned to the UK to complete her graduate work in dance anthropology. Kat co-founded The Lady Hoofers in 2011 with Too Darn Hot, an all-female, all-tap revue for the Philly Fringe Festival. Since then, her choreography has been praised by Lew Wittington of the Philadelphia Dance Journal for “tell[ing] great stories in tap and step idioms, less reliant on tricks and traditions and more on innovative tap artistry.” Kat also teaches dance history and all levels of tap technique at Stockton University, writes for Dance magazine, and regularly presents and publishes her tap research.......................................The Spring concert for The Lady Hoofers is coming to Philadelphia on May 13th. Not only should you get your tickets but you should also support their crowdfunding initiatives . Please also learn about the entire Lady Hoofers Team. .........................As always follow me on the blog and on socials as Toitimeblog

Welcome back Jam Fam to another fantastic episode of JAM Joe and Michelle's Dance Podcast.  Today, our guest is the immensely talented, Germaine Goodson.  A staple in the NYC teaching world, we hope you enjoy our chat with Germaine.Germaine was born and raised in Philadelphia, PA. She started taking ballet and acrobatics classes at age 3. Her God Mother gave her everything and insisted on giving her classes ln all styles of dance, voice, acting violin, and swimming. She had great teachers, who were very strict and demanding. She developed a passion for dance, by watching the Variety shows on television that showcased dancers, singers, musicians, and comedians. Their glitz and glamor made her dream of becoming a great tap dancer.Germaine believes that getting a good education is very important.  She has a BA, in Liberal Arts, with a concentration in Child Psychology.  She is an MA, candidate with a concentration in Musical Theatre and Dance.  She loves teaching dance classes, and has been an Adjunct Professor in many of the Universities here on the East Coast, as well as those in Southern, CA.  She teaches here in New York City, at Steps on Broadway, and at the Ripley-Grier (520) Studios on a regular basis.  Germaine has taught and worked with the legendary Jazz Dance Masters: Matt Mattox, Frank Hatchett, and Steven Peck.  She has taught workshops, boot camps and classes with legendary Tap Dance Masters:  Henry Le Tang, Buster Brown, and Eddie Wright.  Germaine had her own dancing school, while attending Graduate school, in CA.   Germaine has performed in Commercials, Prime time TV shows, Feature films, Dance Companies, Musical Productions in Regional and Community Theatres.  She has performed in the Off-Broadway production, “BACK in the BIG TIME,” with Harold Nicholas.  She performed on Broadway, in “BLACK and BLUE,” and Duke Ellington's “PLAY ON!”  She is a member of SAG-AFTRA, AEA, and AGVA, theatre unions.  She moved to NY and got her big break dancing and traveling with famous Tap stars and the legendary, velvet Tap Master and Choreographer, Henry Le Tang.  Henry Choreographed Broadway/Off-Broadway shows.  He created the Rhythm Queens, for the film, “THE COTTON CLUB,” which was originally a tap trio. Germaine and her dance partner, Deborah Mitchell, are now a tap duo.  The highlight of their career was traveling and performing as the opening act for the legendary, Singer/band leader, Cab Calloway.  Thank you for listening Jam Fam! Make sure you follow us across social media and don't forget to like and subscribe anywhere you listen to your favorite podcasts!Facebook: JAM Joe and Michelle's Dance PodcastInstagram: jam_dance_podcastTwitter: @jamdancepodcastEmail: jamdancepodcast@gmail.com

Happy Birthday to Usher, Conrad Drzewiecki, and Deborah Mitchell! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dawn-davis-loring/support

Deb has been a great friend of mine for the past decade. From Deb: "They call me Big D or DLove. Lover of women…. Seeker of truth and justice, fighting for equality in a country built to strive from inequality But seriously Deborah Mitchell. Married to the most amazing woman LeChele Parris with three amazing children and an adorable pup. Originally from the thumb been in Lansing for 22 years. Working at the Michigan Indigent Defense Commission." *All music scored by host or royalty free* Please contact us with any questions, or just to say hi! markjayshortt@yahoo.com  IG: @Mark.Explains FB: @markexplainspodcast

A discussion with Deborah Mitchell, Founder of NJ Tap Dance Ensemble

Host Kim Singleton sits down with founder and artistic director of the New Jersey Tap Dance Ensemble, Deborah Mitchell.  Mitchell discusses her journey in tap dancing, the legends met along the way, and starting the ensemble.

Welcome back listeners joining us today is Heaven Skincare founder Deborah Mitchell, About Heaven Skincare : A luxurious range of anti- ageing, skincare containing organic, natural and results driven ingredients, which have been developed for a radiant, flawless complexion and to help heal skin conditions, from blemishes to eczema, Deborah has A list client tel from The Royals, Michelle Pfeiffer, Katie Price, Danni Minogue and Tess Daly to name a few. Enjoy the episode listeners.

Being a traditional college student has a wide array of challenges – from adjusting to the transition from high school to college, to going through the developmental milestones involved in the early adulthood stage of development – search for identity, independence, responsible decision making, learning positive coping skills and healthy study habits. For non-traditional students who enter graduate school, often later in life after establishing family and career, a whole host of other unique challenges come into the picture, usually with a lot more responsibilities and obligations to juggle. And then 2020 hit, and a life-altering pandemic got added to the mix. We are joined today by two very special guests, LSUS online MBA students located in different parts of the country! Deborah Mitchell, who is in Georgia, and Candice Jackson, who is in Texas. They are here to share their experiences, lessons, and advice on balancing grad school and life.

Follow Wade on IG: https://www.instagram.com/wade_patton/ http://wadepatton.com/ From Wade Patton: The spare beauty of the prairie resonates in my work. I’m an enrolled member of the Oglala Lakota Tribe and grew up on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation surrounded by a rich culture of music and art. After obtaining a BA in art from Black Hills State University and having a solo exhibit at the Sioux Indian Museum in Rapid City I decided to move away. It took leaving South Dakota for me to find the voice in my most recent body of works. Yet, while pursuing other art opportunities on the east coast, I longed for home. Living on the east coast, I began expressing what I missed, the beauty and splendor of the Black Hills and the skies of South Dakota. I started to draw landscapes and clouds, as a reminder of home. Something clicked, not only in my artistic expression, but with collectors and galleries. Their response was unexpected, but welcomed. I started sending work back home for exhibits and to galleries, and was getting recognition. I realized how much I needed to return, I missed my family and I needed to pursue my art in the place where I find the most inspiration. That decision brought me straight into the thriving Native art scene that clearly wasn't here when I left. Interestingly, when I moved back people would say, ‘Oh, you’re the cloud guy!’. People didn't know me, but knew my work. I’m reacquainting myself with the land and my ancestry. This is most prevalent in my new works and it’s exciting for me as an artist to look forward to the future in the works that I’ll produce. Since being home, I have been more involved in the art scene, involved with the community more and have gained more respect with my art. I have been able to be here and explain more on a one on one basis with people which is essential for an artist to sustain themselves with their art. “With the elegant line and an almost hypnotic use of pattern, Patton draws the viewer into his interpretation of the natural elements and seasonal changes of the land. His mastery of graphite evokes the subtlest of phenomenon and his spare use of color is inspired by beadwork, orchestrates the prairie grasses, stormy skies and then power of the buffalo.’ -Deborah Mitchell, Director APEX Gallery

Do you ever wonder how people get their stories featured on TV? I HAVE SOMETHING TO SAY got a hold of Deborah Mitchell, an Emmy-nominated TV producer who specializes in the art of giving a successful TV interview, to tell us how. During her years at CBS and ABC networks, Deborah managed thousands of live and taped programs, working with talents such as Andy Cohen, Julie Chen, Bryant Gumbel, Barbara Walters, Geraldo Rivera, Martha Stewart, and Chef Marcus Samuelsson. She produced for CBS News The Early Show, ABC’s Live with Regis and Kathie Lee, and was Supervising Producer and Co-Host on Geraldo, the daytime talk show. What type of story are news outlets looking for? What’s the best approach to address Diversity and Inclusion when creating original content? What are the pros and cons of LIVE streaming vs. pre-recorded programming? Well, we asked Deborah and she was very generous with the advice she shared on the best ways to share your message with the world using the traditional and digital mediums.

South Florida’s subtropical wilderness inspired us to stage a remote radio broadcast from the Everglades. On February 24, 2019, we brought live and pre-recorded conversations with artists, scientists, rangers, educators and Miccosukee activists to a live audience on the porch of the Ernest F. Coe Visitor Center.   Voices in Part Two (alpha order): Warren Abrahamson, Miguel Alejandro Castillo, Robert Chambers, Houston Cypress, Jose Elias,  Nathan Fox, Ellen Harvey, Jenny Hipscher, Lori Marois, Deborah Mitchell, Cristina Molina, Adam Nadel, Paula Nelson-Shokar, Sarah Michelle Rupert, Dara Silverman, Hilary Swain Sound Editor: Anamnesis Audio | Special Audio: Jack Tamul & James T. Miller, Voices of Everglades National Park This episode is supported, in part, by Artists in Residence in Everglades (AIRIE) and Everglades National Park. Fresh Art International’s Cathy Byrd, AIRIE Fellow, February 2019, lived in the Park for one month as curator in residence. Related Episodes: Live from the Everglades, Part One, Robert Chambers on Art, Ancient Plants and New Technologies, Gustavo Matamoros: Inside Miami’s Sound Chamber, Deborah Mitchell: The Artist as Guide to the Everglades, Jenny Larsson on Searching for Arctic Winter, Adam Nadel on Getting the Water Right, Artist Residency in Everglades, Art and the Rising Sea, Jorge Menna Barreto on Environmental Sculpture, Rauschenberg Residency on Rising Water, Andrea Bowers on Environmental Activism Related Links: Artist in Residence in Everglades (AIRIE), Everglades National Park, Jolt Radio

Miami-based sculptor Robert Chambers lived in Everglades National Park for one month in 2018, as a Fellow in the Artist in Residence in Everglades program. In the darkness outside his studio one night, the artist tripped on the roots of an ancient plant: The Saw Palmetto (in Latin, Serenoa repens), That’s when a hidden world began opening up to him. In fact, the small palms are everywhere you look, native to the subtropical wilderness. The leaves are woven into the thatched roofs of indigenous pavilions you’ll find in Big Cypress, a wetlands preserve north of the national park. In some parts of the world, saw palmetto berries are cherished for their healing properties. We meet Robert Chambers to explore his exhibition titled Serepens at the AIRIE Nest, an art gallery inside the Visitor Center. AIRIE curator Deborah Mitchell and two environmental scientists who’ve inspired his new body of work are here, too. Botanist Walter Abrahamson has been researching the saw palmetto for forty years. Hilary Swain directs the Archbold Biological Station, a center dedicated to research and conservation in the South Florida watershed. Sound Editor: Anamnesis Audio Related Episodes: Deborah Mitchell: The Artist as Guide to the Everglades, Jenny Larsson on Searching for Arctic Winter, Adam Nadel on Getting the Water Right, Artist Residency in the Everglades, Art and the Environment at Miami's Deering Estate, Jorge Menna Barreto on Environmental Sculpture, Andrea Bowers on Environmental Activism Related Links: Artist in Residence in Everglades (AIRIE), Everglades National Park, Robert Chambers, Archbold Biological Station

Today, we take you to meet to artist Deborah Mitchell in her studio on Miami Beach, to talk about the ways that Florida’s southwest coast inspires her. The contested landscape, endangered by encroaching urban development and sea level rise, is where she engages as an artist and an advocate for North America’s only subtropical wilderness: The Everglades. Mitchell’s mindful practice expresses her affinity for this fragile ecology, and her desire to learn, share and preserve its science and history. Sound Editor: Anamnesis Audio | Special Audio: Deborah Mitchell | Photographs courtesy the artist and Fresh Art International Related links: The Everglades, Big Cypress, Deborah Mitchell, Artists in Residence In Everglades (AIRIE)

If you missed the Dr. Bob Show today, you missed a lot. Here are just a few of the things that were covered -:Natural treatment for varicose veins. John Willard III discusses Willard Water and its impact on blood platelets movement.According to skin care expert Deborah Mitchell, Botox maybe affecting your sex life.Why swearing makes you stronger. 

In tradition with the Chinese "year of the interview", the boys are joined by special guest Deborah Mitchell, author of Growing Up God-Less and the popular blog http://raisingkidswithoutreligion.net.  They discuss her book and some of the issues you have to overcome as an atheist parent.  Crazy white people round out the show, talking about overthrowing Obama and questioning what Magic Johnson does (besides the AIDS).

1st hour: Neil McCabe, editor of the Human Events "Guns & Patriots" e-letter, joins Chuck Morse in a discussion of the activities of the "Democracy Alliance" and the liberal/left top 1% millionaires and billionaires. Link: http://www.humanevents.com/author/neil-w-mccabe/ 2nd hour: Deborah Mitchell, author of Growing Up Godless: A Parent's Guide to Raising Kids Without Religion joins Chuck in a discussion of atheism and faith. Link: http://amzn.com/1454910984