Podcast appearances and mentions of deborah taylor

Driving industry change and sustainability is the mission of Deborah Taylor, founder and MD of the Sustainable Leather Foundation CIC, which recently held its annual summit at the University of Northampton, from where Deborah reports on the event, the key issues and the work of the Foundation. See https://sustainableleatherfoundation.com/

Are you wondering if leather's sustainability is really as bad as everyone makes it out to be? Do you think plastic is more recyclable and therefore a better alternative? This video features Deborah Taylor, Managing Director and Founder of the Sustainable Leather Foundation, who dives into the big questions about leather's impact on the environment and what we can do about it. She discusses Apple's and Tesla's decision to abandon leather, ways to ethically source exotic leathers, the environmental impacts of tanning, plus debunked myths about vegan leather - all with her trademark enthusiasm and expertise. Find out why people think plastic is a better choice for eco-friendly products with this in-depth exploration of the latest trends in ethical fashion.

Deborah Taylor

Deborah Taylor

While most of us procrastinate from time to time, creatives often take procrastination to a whole new level and turn it into perfectionism.  Perfectionism, in turn, drives us mad and makes us feel incomplete, never quite good enough, and robs us of any joy creativity may bring. Sound familiar?This is the topic of this episode and who better to speak to than Deborah Taylor - a certified hypnotherapist who is an expert in working with entrepreneurs and helping them overcome procrastination and perfectionism. She is also the author of the book "How to be a Finisher", which is a must-read for anyone who may or may not suffer from bouts of procrastination. Episode NotesIn this episode discover:What causes perfectionism and procrastination and why we are all to a small or large degree guilty of avoiding finishing what we start.When is procrastination good for us and we should not feel guilty about taking things slowly;How to overcome perfectionism in life and the workplace;Why the book "How to be a Finisher" is a game-changer and more than just a simple book. Resources:Buy "How to Become a Finisher" book here: Connect with Deborah and discover more about her services and resources:Buy the Book: https://howtobeafinisher.podia.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/thesubconsciouscompass The Balanced Mind Podcast  About the Podcast Host:*** If you would like to book a powerful Breakthrough Power Hour and work through a challenge or strategize how to launch or grow your fashion business, book an hour with Dessy here***Dessy is the founder of Fashion Insiders & Co - an online platform supporting fashion and creative entrepreneurs who are in the process of launching and growing purpose-driven brands.Contact Method:Fashion Insiders & Coofficial website: http://fashioninsiders.co/Instagram: @fashioninsiderscoClubhouse: @fashioninsidersIf you enjoyed this episode, please leave us a *star* rating and a review on iTunes - it helps us get this podcast discovered by more listeners just like yourself. Thank you.To submit any questions or get in touch with topic suggestions, write to us at podcast@fashioninsiders.co

This three-week Bible book series will dig into what God's specific kind of grace-filled redemption looks like, when it shows up in the lives of people you wouldn't expect at all.>An elderly widow who has nothing.> Her daughter in law (who's a foreigner) who hasn't been able to have kids, in a culture where that's just not ok.We most clearly see God show His love for us in the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Together in August 2021 we will see that same love, present in the lives of Naomi and Ruth, even though tragedy seems to be the most obvious thing in their life.

Sustainable Leather Foundation Managing Director, Deborah Taylor and Technical Director, Karl Flowers join ILM on the latest podcast to tell us about what the SLF is all about. They outline what the recently launched Transparency Dashboard is all about and discuss their short, medium and long-term aims and aspirations for the SLF to make the global leather supply chain more transparent and help consumers choose leather products that are sourced using the best international practices.

We are joined once again by Deborah Taylor, a Lifetime Achievement Award recipient from the American Library Association as we digest the graphic memoir of actor and activist George Takei's They Called Us Enemy. We can't help but make comparisons to our previous Maus and March episodes as we read through Takei's account of living in Japanese internment camps in the 1940s. Please join us as we experience this journey through the eyes of a child.   Tracklist: 3:54 - What kind of impact did telling this story from the perspective of a child have on you as a reader? 14:29 - Learning about events in this memoir for the first time had an impact on us, and how current legislation (in 2021!) is continuing to censor history 26:37 - Takei explaining the differences between the ways the different generations responded government mistreatment, and how his parent's decisions changed the trajectory of their lives in the internment camps 31:36 - The importance of forming a community in the camps, trying to make a home, and the impact Takei's father's role as a Block Manager had on George's relationship with his father 34:37 - How George realized, later in life, that his father had sewn the seeds of activism from a very young age. The intangibles that make a leader, similarities between They Called Us Enemy and March. 48:21 - Takei's later life where he could see the same patterns re-emerging to "otherize" marginalized people, and relating it back to his past allows him to articulate some of the unexplained feelings he had as a child 53:59 - Takei details what it was like to audition for Star Trek with creator/producer Gene Roddenberry 56:06 - Non-fiction and graphic memoirs can reach an audience in ways straight narrative cannot 58:21 - Harmony Becker's artwork was a perfect compliment to this story 1:02:32 - Our takeaways from the book 1:08:48 - You can find Deborah talking all things Harry Potter on The Black Cauldron: A RealzTenisFanz Podcast and in general on Twitter @shackle52   You can follow us on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. 

Deborah Taylor talks to me about the Subconscious mind and the power of our thoughts. Deborah opens up about her own health issues and unresolved grief which led her to finding Hypnosis. She discusses the profound shift she experienced in herself with Hypnosis, which then set her on the path to train in it. She now practices a hybrid form of Hypnosis with her own clients. 

Originally published in 2013 by Top Shelf, an imprint of IDW Publishing, March is a trilogy that spans Congressman John Lewis’s lifelong fight for civil rights and the role he played in the Civil Rights movement in the United States. Book 1 covers Lewis’s youth from his childhood spent fighting to be able to go to school, up to his university days where he met Dr. Martin Luther King and began to organize sit ins at counters around the downtown area of his town. March is a multi-award winning series including being a New York Times bestseller, a Washington Post bestseller, a National Book Award winner, a Coretta Scott King Book Award winner, a Robert F. Kennedy Book Award winner, and an Eisner winner. We are joined this week by retired librarian and American Library Association Lifetime Achievement award winner Deborah Taylor. Please listen as we discuss the importance of graphic novels as a medium to tell non-fiction stories and we talk about how the late John Lewis always found a way to get into good trouble.   You can follow us on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. 

Lt Col Deborah Taylor is a fiercely passionate advocate for maximising opportunities and leading change for young people getting into the military. Having project managed 2017’s Women 100 event, masterminded the first STEM career fair in 2018 and crowned winner of the 2018 STEM in Defence Award, Colonel Deborah Taylor’s impact on the military community is inspiring to many. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

ACT Hosts Reeva Rathod and Lewis Patterson speak with Deborah Taylor, who was previously a Director at Barclays Investment Bank, focusing on Sustainable and Thematic Research. Deborah discusses the impact Environmental, Social and Governance factors are having on both the investment community and the Equity Research divisions of investment banks. She also gives her advice on students wishing to become involved with ESG Equity Research and Investing. 

Dr. Deborah Taylor has served as the Provost and Senior Vice President at Biola since 2015. Her leadership journey might be untraditional, but it highlights her dependence on God's grace and her courage to step into the gifts and callings He's placed in her life. Her wisdom is not only practical and helpful, but points us to a deeper walk with God. For more: biola.edu/the-biola-hour

In episode 353 of the Get Published Podcast, Host and 14-Time Bestselling Author Paul G. Brodie interviews Deborah Taylor about her author journey and the book writing process with her first book. Find out more about our Publishing Services at www.GetPublishedPodcast.com

In this episode of Get Lit on DCPL Radio we discuss the 50th anniversary of the Coretta Scott King Book Awards, the upcoming American Library Association Conference in Washington, D.C. and DCPL's Summer Reading Challenge. Host Olubunmi Bakare is joined by DCPL Children's Services Coordinator Carmen Boston, DCPL Children's Librarian Eboni Njoku and past recipient of the Coretta Scott King Virginia Hamilton Award for Lifetime Achievement, Deborah Taylor.

Deborah Taylor, RDN/LD, SNS is a long time school nutrition professional. She has spent over 20 years working to bring healthy food to kids in public schools. She has won awards, been recognized nationally and recently was given the Distinguished Alumna Award from her Alma Mater. Mathea Ford: [00:00:28] Hey there! It’s Mathea. Welcome back […] The post Nutrition Experts Podcast Episode 23 Award Winning School Lunches By Putting Kids First with Deborah Taylor appeared first on Nutrition Experts Podcast.

A portrait of a president; an probe of Southern cuisine; a reboot of the Black Panther comic books. We’ve got books suitable for all the readers in your life--young and old, fans of pop and counterculture. These titles are perfect to read over the holidays, to give as gifts, or to share among friends. Cullen Nawalkowsky of Red Emma’s Bookstore Coffeehouse ... and Deborah Taylor of the Enoch Pratt Free Library … share their picks for the best recent books. Taylor suggests Walter Isaacson’s biography of Leonardo Da Vinci ...

Health issues within the family can be stressful, and one of the most stressful can be Alzheimer’s. Part of living well with Alzheimer’s is adjusting to your “new normal” and helping family and friends do the same. Knowing what to expect and what resources are available can make the process easier for you and those close to you.We spoke with Anne Farley, Community Relations Director, and Deborah Taylor, Director of Marketing, at The Ganzhorn Suites Specialized Memory Care, about how important is it for families to discuss how they will prepare and handle a family member's dementia diagnosis and care.http://www.ganzhorn.comFacebook - @ganzhornsuitesThis podcast is a joint effort of Today's Health and The Central Ohio Health And Wellness Magazine.Subscribe to the podcast on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Google Play or iHeart Radio, or your favorite podcast player.Facebook - @todayshealthohioHELP US SPREAD THE WORD!We'd love it if you could please share this podcast with your social media friends! If you liked this episode, please leave us a rating and a review in your podcast player."Snap And All That" used with permission from Hayden Johnson. Created with Tize Music, 2017Discover more podcasts like this at Circle270Media Network - http://www.circle270media.comContact us at bjohnson@nabco-inc.com

Health issues within the family can be stressful, and one of the most stressful can be Alzheimer’s. Part of living well with Alzheimer’s is adjusting to your “new normal” and helping family and friends do the same. Knowing what to expect and what resources are available can make the process easier for you and those close to you.We spoke with Anne Farley, Community Relations Director, and Deborah Taylor, Director of Marketing, at The Ganzhorn Suites Specialized Memory Care, about how important is it for families to discuss how they will prepare and handle a family member's dementia diagnosis and care.http://www.ganzhorn.comFacebook - @ganzhornsuitesThis podcast is a joint effort of Today's Health and The Central Ohio Health And Wellness Magazine.Subscribe to the podcast on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Google Play or iHeart Radio, or your favorite podcast player.Facebook - @todayshealthohioHELP US SPREAD THE WORD!We'd love it if you could please share this podcast with your social media friends! If you liked this episode, please leave us a rating and a review in your podcast player."Snap And All That" used with permission from Hayden Johnson. Created with Tize Music, 2017Discover more podcasts like this at Circle270Media Network - http://www.circle270media.comContact us at bjohnson@nabco-inc.com

Whether you are lazing by the pool or passing time at the airport, summer is a great time to get lost in a good book. Deborah Taylor of the Enoch Pratt Free Library shares selections that appeal to adults--thrillers, memoirs, and more. And Jamie Watson of the Baltimore County Public Library has ideas for books to catch the interest of children, teens, and reluctant readers.

April 30, 2015. In conjunction with the American Library Association's national DIA celebration, the Young Readers Center and the Center for the Book convened a symposium to explore how to use culturally diverse literature to support families and teen literacy. Deborah Taylor, coordinator for school and student services of the Enoch Pratt Free Library, moderated a distinguished panel of authors including Kwame Alexander (2015 Newbery Award winner), Meg Medina, Ellen Oh, Gigi Amateau and Tim Tingle. For transcript, captions, and more information, visit http://www.loc.gov/today/cyberlc/feature_wdesc.php?rec=7116

Deborah Taylor shares her experiences from teaching online.