Podcasts about ekperigin

According to The Centre for Addiction and Mental Health, over 500 000 Canadians miss work due to mental illness every week. how can we better support the mental health of employees? We discuss with Harriet Ekperigin - Vice-President, Mental Health at Green Shield Holdings.

On this week's episode of the Healthy is Hot Podcast - presented by @clarinscanada, @thechloewilde chats with Harriet Ekperigin about Mental Health:

This week we have the absolute pleasure of talking to 2 fabulous women, Philippa Gray & Bertie Ekperigin. These two women share their real selves in this 4 way conversation as they tell us about the trials and challenges they have been through to get to where they are now, and how working from the heart has guided them to their success. As the co-founders of The Rise & Shine Academy, Philippa & Bertie help newly qualified hypnotherapists become their best selves by getting out of their own way and helping them build the confidence and their businesses. We LOVED talking to this wonderful partnership! www.theriseandshineacademy.co.uk/the-impactful-therapist

Wendi and Dfernando's thirty-fifth episode is actress, writer, stand-up comedienne & producer Naomi Ekperigin.  After graduating from college, Naomi Ekperigin spent a year touring with the National Theatre for the Deaf, and she returned to New York in 2007 where she got her start doing stand-up while working a day job at an art magazine.  When that magazine folded in 2013, Ekperigin found a position working as a writer's assistant for the acclaimed Comedy Central series BROAD CITY.   She was promoted to staff writer in the show's second season and served as a writer on season 3 as well.In 2015, Ekperigin was a nominee, with the BROAD CITY writing staff, for the Writers Guild of America Award for Television: Comedy Series.  Splitsider praised her work as "savvy, smart, funny and politically active" and Essence named her to its list of "8 Black Comediennes Who are 'Ready' for SNL."In May 2016, Comedy Central announced that Ekperigin would create a half-hour special for the network, taped in New Orleans in June 2016.  On September 29, 2016, she made her late-night debut on LATE NIGHT WITH SETH MEYERS. Her half-hour special premiered on Comedy Central just two weeks later, October 14 at midnight. Ekperigin also co-wrote a television pilot for Comedy Central with former DAILY SHOW correspondent Jessica Williams.  Ekperigin has also written for the Hulu series DIFFICULT PEOPLE and has written for and appeared on TOTALLY BIASED WITH W. KAMAU BELL.She's been a regular performer on the WNYC podcast 2 DOPE QUEENS, standing out as a fan favorite. Other projects include a pilot for TruTV called INSIDE CAUCASIA, developed with her husband, comedian Andy Beckerman.In June 2017, she joined the writing staff of the NBC sitcom GREAT NEWS, starring Briga Heelan, Andrea Martin, Nicole Richie and John Michael Higgins. She then went on to write for season 2 of the CBS All Access original series NO ACTIVITY and the HBO limited series MRS. FLETCHER, starring Kathryn Hahn.She currently co-hosts and produces the podcast COUPLES THERAPY alongside her co-host/husband Andy Beckerman. Also on Episode 35, Wendi and Dfernando chat about store bought Christmas cookies and Matcha Snickerdoodles.  And on the RIPE & ROTTEN REPORT there's Bravo's BELOW DECK franchise, discharging iPhones during winter, Chef Jake Cohen's Instagram and TikTok accounts and more of Instacart's confusing "indulgent items" suggestions.  Follow us on our Instagram: Wendi McLendon-CoveyDfernando ZarembaGENERATION RIPE...  and our guest Naomi Ekperegin, her COUPLES THERAPY Podcast and her Twitter.   Remember to subscribe, rate & leave a reviewfor GENERATION RIPEVisit Dfernando Zaremba's website: dfernandozaremba.com

durée : 00:23:18 - 100% Clubs sur France Bleu Poitou - A 34 ans, Laurence Ekperigin revient à Poitiers pour permettre à l'équipe de retrouver son rang en Pro B. Son profil d'intérieur besogneux, efficace, rebondeur, est un renfort de poids pour l'effectif de Jérôme Navier.

After becoming the all time leading scorer in LeMoyne College history with nearly 2,000 points, Laurence has excelled over the past decade playing pro ball overseas. His passions are lived out off the court as a dad and L Boogz, the musician, has taken the industry by storm! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dan-jason-ef3/message

Shaun of the Dead Naomi Ekperigin is a stand-up comedian, writer, actress, and podcaster (gotta be a multi-hyphenate these days!). She was born and raised in Harlem, New York, and studied Film and English at Wesleyan University, where she and guest host Katie Walsh made student films together, and she also started her comedy career, doing improv. After college, she toured with the National Theater for the Deaf, and started stand-up in New York in 2007. She has a half-hour stand up special on Comedy Central, and she’s also appeared on HBO’s Two Dope Queens, Late Night with Seth Meyers, Totally Biased with W. Kamau Bell, Full Frontal with Samantha Bee, and she has written for Broad City, Difficult People, Great News, and Mrs. Fletcher. You can find Naomi doing stand up around town in LA and New York, and she co-hosts the monthly standup show Couples Therapy in LA at the Virgil, the first Saturday of every month, with her fiance Andy Beckerman, and Couples Therapy is also a podcast, where she and Andy talk about relationships and play sets from their live show. Naomi chose the 2004 ZomCom Shaun of the Dead, written by Simon Pegg and Edgar Wright, and directed by Wright. She and Katie delve into what makes this “a perfect film”, analyzing the film’s use of visual jokes, pacing, and character development. Katie asks Naomi what the parallels are between the writing and humor on Shaun of the Dead and Broad City. Plus, Ekperigin has given a lot of thought to how she would handle herself in a zombie apocalypse, and shares her thoughts on what weapons she’d carry, as well as the best clothing for survival. If you haven't seen it yet, go watch Shaun of the Dead With Katie Walsh and Naomi Ekperigin. You can let us know what you think of Switchblade Sisters on Twitter or Facebook. Or email us at switchbladesisters@maximumfun.org. Produced by Casey O'Brien and Laura Swisher for MaximumFun.org.

I'm taking a break for the holidays, so I thought I'd put up this pilot I did for Earwolf late last year called Let's Get Metaphysical. LGM is a hybrid philosophy discussion/sketch show (maybe from that combo you can see why it didn't get picked up), but besides some of the usual awkwardness in a pilot, it's pretty fun and interesting - I got to talk to some funny people, plus a philosopher that was a real inspiration to me, and the sketch actors are some of my favorite performers, and I got to have my good friend and UCB sketch writer extraordinaire Geoff Garlock contribute a sketch in the middle. Kind of a dream! Hope you enjoy it, and see you in 2019! This is the website for Beginnings, subscribe on Apple Podcasts, follow me on Twitter.

This week my new podcast Couples Therapy debuts, so I thought I'd give y'all a taste of that! If you like it, subscribe and follow us on social media! This is the website for Beginnings, subscribe on Apple Podcasts, follow me on Twitter.

My guest Bertie Ekperigin was a personal trainer and coach before becoming one of Marisa Peer's first students to become a Rapid Transformational Therapist. Bertie speaks candidly about her own experience with RTT and how it helped her. She gives useful insight into how the technique works and why she chose to work as a therapist herself. Bertie has kindly provided a link for a free recording to help with exam stress for all those needing help at this time. You can find the recording and more about Bertie on her website changedforgood.net, please enter 'StressFree' for your free download.

We're stuck between Christmas and New Year's Eve, folks, so I thought I'd drop a bonus episode this week! What's a "bonus episode" of Beginnings? These are episodes that deviate from "let's talk to a creator I admire about their childhoods" and instead take a peek behind the curtain of showbiz. As I get deeper into the business part of this industry, I learn so much more about the real structures underpinning why certain TV shows get made or why certain actors become household names, and I think it's worth talking about those things. So on today's episode, I talk to my fiancee Naomi Ekperigin, a wonderful stand-up and TV writer (perhaps you've seen her Half Hour or one of the shows she's written on like Broad City or Great News). We moved to LA halfway through the year, so we talk about some of the lessons we've learned in 2017 and also discuss ways we can stay ethical and keep our dignity in the face of the Beast we call ShowBiz!  This is the website for Beginnings, subscribe on Apple Podcasts, follow me on Twitter.

Here we go guys. This is a big ol' subject with a lotta opinions to go around. But like, having kids gives your life MEANING, right? RIGHT!?!?! Naomi Ekperigin thinks... maybe not. Naomi Ekperigin is a standup comedian and a writer known for her work on Broad City and sharing a writer's room with Dan at Great News currently! Look up her standup. She is so goddamn funny, it's ridiculous. If you’ve got any questions, comments, or concerns about the current, past, or future Make Me Like It podcasts, shoot Dan and Kelly an email at littlepuppyquestions@gmail.com! Theme Music by John Haskell Logo Art by Darin Shuler.

Every so often I do these "bonus episodes" where I talk to a showbiz professional about the actual nuts and bolts of different topics in the Entertainment Industry in an attempt to demystify these things. And on today's episode, I talk to the love of my life Naomi Ekperigin (former writer for Broad City, you may have heard her on 2 Dope Queens or on her own Comedy Central Half Hour), and we talk today about a topic that's been bothering me for a while: The Myth of the Meritocracy. I pose the question: Is Showbiz merit-based?, and we using that as a launching point to get in deep about this profession that we're in. Non-cynical networking, social connections and more on this week's episode! This is the website for Beginnings, subscribe on iTunes, follow me on Twitter.

Well. If you're anything like me and my almost-wife Naomi Ekperigin (Broad City, 2 Dope Queens, Comedy Central Half Hour), you spent Tuesday the 8th into the 9th depressed, nauseous, crying, in a fitful and restless sleep, and generally trying to come to terms with the phrase "President Trump" and with the nightmare that was just unleashed. I was not in the mood to return to business as usual, so I thought maybe Naomi and I could - in the spirit of beginnings - record a bonus episode talking about the origins of the shit soup from which President Trump has emerged from. It felt good to talk out some of this stuff - hopefully it'll feel good to listen to it. Back to regular episodes next week. This is the website for Beginnings, subscribe on iTunes, follow me on Twitter.

Happy New Year's Eve, friends! Instead of a new guest this week - I didn't want them to get lost in the holiday shuffle - I thought I'd try something I haven't done in a few years. I used to do bonus episodes of the show called "Field Guides" where I'd talk to people about the actual steps they took to create a project. Like, I talked to Abbi and Ilana about how they actually made the Broad City webseries (back before it was even a TV show!) - and the idea is to try and demystify making TV, videos and other creative things on a professional level. So, my almost-wife Naomi Ekperigin and I are currently in the middle of creating a pilot presentation that could possibly become a TV series, so I thought we'd spend a little time talking about that, about how one gets the opportunity in the first place to make a TV show, about what does it mean to executive produce something and much more. Hope you enjoy it, and we'll see you next week for a new episode!This is the website for Beginnings, subscribe on iTunes, follow me on Twitter.

Writer/Comedian NAOMI EKPERIGIN (Broad City, @Blacktress) drops by to chat about THE FLASH and SMARTFOOD WHITE CHEDDAR POPCORN! Plus, a very special JUNK IN THE TRUNK!! All this and much more on JUNK FOOD!!!       Each week on Junk Food, comedians Nick Maritato and Sachi Ezura delve into the guilty pleasures that they can't help but love. Guests from the comedy world and beyond confess their favorite indulgences and defend the crap no one else likes. They'll explore everything from trashy TV to retro pop culture to America's least healthy snacks, proving once and for all that one man's trash is another man's treasure. If you're ashamed of liking it, they're talking about it on Junk Food.

Special guest co-host and former Ep. 6 WDEK guest, Katina Corrao is filling in for Christian Felix this episode.  He gave his blessings and boy were we blessed.  Katina  and Shonali talk weight loss and men who are disgusting to women during the summer months.  Our first guest, Elna "Not Another Story" Baker (This American Life, The Moth) candidly shares her story about being naked in front of a bunch of "yoga L.A." strangers.  Elna was a Mormon.  Do you know about her relationship with coffee?  Our surprise guest comedian Bobby Tisdale is a legend for many reasons.  We never see him anymore because he moved upstate to the Catskills.  We talk fart sounds, baby girls, living upstate and BlackPeopleLoveUs.com.  Our third guest segment includes two guests who are not only comedians and writers but also and an engaged IRC (interacial couple), Andy Beckerman and Naomi Ekperigin. We talk courtship, milkshakes, handholding and making a relationship work when there are two creatives involved.  Shonali takes notes. Our musical comedy guest is Ben Lerman, who is also engaged and planning a wedding in Mexico.  He knows Elna well via her stories on This American Life.  We talk wedding invitee etiquette.  We meet audience member Sergei from Salt Lake City, Utah who happens to be sitting beside Elna, the former Mormon.   Ben sings a song about Wedding Planners Murder and another about Lazy Eyes.  This show was recorded in the back room of HiFi in the East Village.  Thanks to Stephen Kurpis for sound, Justin Hall our intern, and Daria Huxley our photographer!

On the second episode of Whatever is Whatever, the hilarious Naomi Ekperigin, writer on Broad City and Difficult People, joins Maya to discuss her experience in Catholic school, death, the relationship between religion and oppression, Judaism, growing up in New York, and so much more.

On today's special 200th episode, I talk to one of my favorite cartoonists Michael Kupperman. Michael has been creating surreal and hilarious comics for decades - most recently in the amazing Fantagraphics series Tales Designed to Thrizzle. Other books of his include Snake 'n' Bacon's Cartoon Cabaret and Mark Twain's Autobiography 1910-2010. In addition to his comics work, Michael also made a Snake 'n' Bacon pilot for Adult Swim and has contributed to The Peter Serafinowicz Show. Plus Naomi Ekperigin from Broad City and the Julie Klausner/Billy Eichner joint Difficult People! (also my fiancee!)This is the website for Beginnings, subscribe on iTunes, follow me on Twitter.

  On today's show, I talk to writer Heidi Julavits. Originally from Portland, Maine, Heidi is a professor at Columbia and the author of four fantastic books: The Mineral Palace, The Effect of Living Backwards, The Uses of Enchantment, and most recently The Vanishers, which was published in 2012. As well, her short stories have been published in periodicals like McSweeney's, Esquire and Harper's. Heidi is also the co-founder and co-editor of one of the best magazines around The Believer, which is published my McSweeney's.Check out the website for Beginnings, subscribe on iTunes, and follow me on Twitter!