Podcasts about elianna

Anthony Pecorella is a Division 1 football punter, cancer survivor and mental health advocate. Like so many elite student athletes, he played multiple sports until he became a specialty player as a quarterback, kicker and punter. When given the opportunity to play at University of Maryland, a Big10 program, all seemed to be going well until it wasn't. One night, while with family and friends, he heard a voice in his head saying that “he would not make it until tomorrow.” In that moment, he learned that “someone could have the biggest smile on their face while fighting the biggest war in their head.” Fortunately, that moment passed but shortly after, he was faced with the hardest but most rewarding period in his life. Diagnosed with cancer, he began his treatments on a pediatric floor where he was inspired by so many young kids who taught him that, “if they can do it (fight), he can do.” In particular, a 3-year-old named Elianna taught him the power of resilience, friendship and how to “Just Keep Swimming!”  While Eli is now gone physically, her legacy and mindset lives on in Anthony as he shares his story, her story, and so many others who are struggling physically and mentally. Through his speeches and advocacy work, the message is simple. “Give each moment your all because tomorrow is not promised and always keep 10 toes on the ground” @ant_pec98, @healthyminds____  

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Elianna Novitch, PR and content strategy specialist at Two Rivers Marketing, is back with us on the podcast to dive into some more tactical execution that'll help you get started on your PR strategy. Among other things, we'll tackle how to write a strong press release and pitch to editors.

Season 4 is here! To kick things off we are joined by Indy Wrestling Ring Announcer Elianna! We discuss her start as a ring announcer! Why Drake is trending! Creeps in the DMs! Her time in the Military! Does size matter! Her swole brother! Plus so much more! Enjoy!

Public relations = trade publication placements? Think again. From talking points to building social capital that will earn you media placements, Elianna Novitch joins us as our resident expert to introduce us to the power of PR and how it plays into your go-to-market strategy.

Elianna who called me from Santa Cruz, California, said growing up her family moved frequently, which taught her it was easy to uproot and restart. When her adopted brother triggered her search with his own desire to find his birth mother, Eliana got very emotional about her inability to locate the woman she wanted to find. Wishing and praying their, connection became reality, but Eliana could not have predicted the eruption of resentment she would feel when she moved in with her birth mother. Eliana was separated from her birth parents, broke ties with her adoptive parents, and reunited with everyone. This is Elianna's journey.Who Am I Really?Who Am I Really? Website Share Your StoryDamon's story Find the show on:InstagramFacebookAppleYouTubeSpotifyGoogleTuneIn StitcherPlayer FMPodbean

Parenting can be the source of deep anxiety - how do Tova and Elianna cope with the worries, tension and all around culture of anxiety 

Happy Thanksgiving from Tova and Elianna

Elianna, Tova and special guest, Nicole Guzik who is the incoming co-senior rabbi at Sinai Temple chat about all the things!

Elianna and Tova discuss the recent New York Times piece revealing the lack of general education, abuse and trauma  in some  of the Hasidic schools in New York. They discuss their personal thoughts and feelings on educational systems. They conclude with a beautiful Poem by Nikita Gill. 

Meet warrior, Elianna. After fracturing her growth plate in the fifth grade, Elianna was diagnosed with CRPS, fibromyalgia and Oppositional Defiant Disorder and so began her young life living with illness and pain. More diagnoses followed including chronic fatigue syndrome, migraine, chronic hip bursitis and a rare digestive issue called “dumping syndrome.” Tune in as Elianna shares how she managed her illnesses and the medical system at a young age and how she attributes living with chronic illness as a child to being able to cope with the pain she faces today.

Elianna and Tova discuss this important holiday and all that it brings up. This episode also has some great tips on ways to make the seder feel as welcoming and creative as possible. 

In this week;s episode, Amy sits down with Elianna Friedman, founder of Bayleaf Kitchen, to talk about healthy food and getting family together in the kitchen!

Join Tova and Elianna for a wide ranging conversation with colleague and friend Rabbi Sari Laufer. 

Using the beautiful song from Encanto, Surface Pressure, Tova and Elianna wonder how do we manage the demands of modernity? Society asks us to juggle so much and seek out perfection in every aspect of who we are -- what do we loose as a consequence and how do Tova and Elianna experience this tension and try to create space for more joy and less pressure.  https://www.google.com/search?q=surface+pressure+lyrics&oq=surface+pressure+l&aqs=chrome.0.35i39j69i57j0i433i512j46i512j0i512j69i60l3.4623j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8 

Based on this article: https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2022/01/texas-synagogue-anti-semitism-conspiracy-theory/621286/Elianna and Tova discuss some reflections on Anti-Semitism today, where we have been and where we are going...

98: In Venturing into Entrepreneurship, Elianna Goldstein, a NYC-based founder, joins host William Glass to discuss her journey of founding Men's health company Get Mr.. Elianna drew on inspiration from her Grandfather's entrepreneurial invention, the rubber band on braces to build a brand that addresses real health issues. After spending time in aerospace VC working at Boeing, Elianna set out to build a company that addressed a problem she was hyper-aware of, skin cancer. Elianna's mother is a dermatologist and had first-hand knowledge of the rise in skin cancer especially among men. Elianna shares key insights from the successes to the struggles on her entrepreneurial journey. At checkout use the Get Mr. 18% off discount code: SAP Follow the Silicon Alley podcast wherever you listen to podcasts. __ Visit SiliconAlleyPodcast.com to become a guest and sign-up for the newsletter. Follow on: - Instagram: http://bit.ly/SIliconAlleyIG - LinkedIn: http://bit.ly/SiliconAlleyLI - YouTube: http://bit.ly/SiliconAlleyYouTube Our Sponsors: Ostrich helps you go from being one of the 92% of people who fail to achieve their financial goals to one of the few who does. 80% of Ostrich members are on track to achieve thief financial goals. Sign up for free at https://www.getostrich.com About Elianna Goldstein: Elianna is the co-founder of GET Mr. a men's skin healthcare startup focused on helping men have their healthiest skin, which has been featured on The Today Show, Menshealth, Katie Couric, and more. Elianna has worked as an aerospace investor at Boeing's Corporate VC, is a certified yoga instructor, and is an alumnus of the Venture for America fellowship. She can also be found baking granola, cheating on the mini crossword, or tending to her newly potted plants. Website: www.getmr.com at checkout use code: SAP for 18% off. LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/ekg919/ Silicon Alley is a Financial Glass Production --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/silicon-alley/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/silicon-alley/support

In this episode Tova and Elianna discuss the origin story of NYJM and what this process brings up for each of them. 

This is our first special guest! Tova and Elianna interview Shira on the many journeys: her rabbinate, jewish-spiritual life, parenthood and more! Rabbi Shira Stutman is a nationally known faith-based leader and change-maker with more than twenty years of experience motivating and inspiring groups large and small, most recently as the founding rabbi of Sixth & I in Washington DC. She teaches and speaks nationally on topics including growing welcoming Jewish spiritual communities; building the connective tissues between different types of people; and the current American Jewish community zeitgeist. She also is writing a book on the blessing of interfaith couples. Next month, she and the actor Joshua Malina will launch the PRX podcast “Chutzpod,” which aims to provide Jewish answers to life's contemporary questions and help listeners build lives of meaning. She was named one of “America's Most Inspiring Rabbis” by The Jewish Forward, among other awards. She graduated from the Reconstructionist Rabbinical College, where she was a Wexner Graduate Fellow. 

“In 2018, my father was treated for skin cancer. Unfortunately, he was not alone. He was one of 30 million Americans who are currently skin cancer survivors. And by 2040, Melanoma, the most severe form of skin cancer, will be the number one cancer among men. That's why I partnered with my mother, a dermatologist of 30 years, to start Get Mr. She knew, like every dermatologist knows, that for these statistics to change meaningfully, men need to start applying sunscreen like they brushed their teeth, Every Damn Day®. The problem was, most sunscreens, well, you know...they were too greasy, or the ingredients would irritate their eyes. Or worst of all, they would show up white in their beard. Plus, most of the products used chemicals like oxybenzone or avobenzone, ones that the FDA no longer considered 100% GRAS (generally recognized as safe).” -Elianna Goldstein --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/skincareanarchy/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/skincareanarchy/support

Elianna Goldstein is the Founder and CEO of GETMR, a dermatologist-developed skincare product company for male consumers. Their signature product is The Daily, the first everyday 3-in-1 non-greasy face lotion infused with sunscreen. She is also a member of The Female Founder Collective, a network of businesses led by women, supporting women. In this episode, Ali and Weilyn chat with Elianna about following where your curiosity brings you and starting a business in a foreign industry. Learn more about Elianna and GETMR here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ekg919/ https://getmr.com/ https://www.instagram.com/get.mr/?hl=en If you also enjoyed the podcast, we'd really appreciate it if you could leave a short review for us! Follow the Entrepre女ers Network: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theentreprenuersnetwork/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-entreprenuers-network/about/ Podcast produced and presented to you by Stefanie Lee, Wyn Kon, and Shreya Gupta.

Tova and Elianna discuss their connection to wellness and sports as players and spectators. 

Elianna and Tova continue the series on smashing the patriarchy and discuss their personal experiences of being female rabbis. 

In this episode Tova and Elianna explore the nooks and crannies of parenthood in a world that at times seem scary and dangerous and ask how should we think about our parenting and how much risk we are willing to take and teach our kid. 

Elianna was very nervous trying to learn how to fly. Will she be able to conquer her fears and try it for the first time?

Where Tova and Elianna discuss what Feminism means (or doesn't) to them. 

They are the mother-daughter duo team behind Get Mr. As a leading dermatologist, Dr. Goldstein (aka Dr. G) has treated 1000s of men for skin cancer and skin damage. She knew that most sunscreens were chemical-based, greasy and not really formulated for men's skin. With skin cancer rates among men skyrocketing, she knew something needed to change. Elianna grew up hearing more than most about skin care. She left the world of Venture Capital and joined with her mother in creating Get Mr. - a brand that helps men have healthy skin for life. Elianna joins Justin to discuss this new skincare brand!

Join Tova and Elianna for an intimate conversation on how they became rabbis - what inspires their rabbinates, what is challenging for them as rabbis and the sparks of their rabbinic vision.

Evelyn, Ira, and Brooklyn attend Elianna's funeral, where Ira learns something about himself--the reason he got through to Kivati when nobody else could.

Welcome to Season 3!! In this episode I am joined by Toni Chauntay and Elianna Bullock in an insightful conversation about black women, our strength and our vulnerability. Toni is the CEO of Toneice Evans Productions and Elianna is the Owner of Her Nxt Chapter and host of the podcast, And Then There's That These Queens are powerhouses and I appreciate their sisterhood. Also, I give a small review of two phenomenal documentaries on Netflix, High on the Hog and Our Mother's Garden. Be blessed. Latreya

Tova and Elianna reflect on the role of rabbis during this painful moment. They both, as usual, have different opinions and thoughts and bring their personal reflections to this episode. This is a hard topic and we at NYJM recognize that many of our listeners will have different thoughts and feelings on this. Our goal as always is to create a space which at the heart contains discourse, human to human and soul to soul conversation. Article/Letter Discussed:https://forward.com/scribe/469900/my-rabbinical-students-letter-shows-imbalance-and-a-lack-of-empathyfor/https://forward.com/scribe/469583/gates-of-tears-rabbinical-and-cantorial-students-stand-for-solidarity-with/

Beneath a full moon, Christian faces off against Morgan. Meanwhile, the battle between Elianna and Kivati rages on--and only one comes out alive.

In this episode Elianna and Tova focus on education. They discuss the power of amazing teachers, their personal thoughts on education and the purpose of school and conclude with an amazing rabbinic story related to the theme. 

Preparing to ambush Kivati, the Piasa warriors get ambushed themselves by threats they are scarcely prepared for.

A surprising tidbit of trivia about Elianna revealed in our story.The beginning of what will be an ongoing conversation on equity and gender.Stunning Torah on the nameless voices of our sacred texts. Join us. 

Brooklyn tries to meet with the Qwechen council for military aid against Kivati. Meanwhile Evelyn and Ira make up, knowing bigger problems loom ahead.

Join us for a wide ranging conversation on parenting as our communities begin to open and we start to navigate what it mean to parent our children through this time. Bonus of some deep Torah of the moon cycle by Tova and Elianna shares a personal story of coming out. 

Tova and Elianna explore their personal connection to traditional Judaism and the longstanding trend of the decline of organized religion membership throughout the world.  They explore if there is a difference between religion and spirituality and share thoughts on the current moment of deconstruction of structures that contained religion/spirituality for a long time.

Hey Girl Hey!! Listen in on this week's episode as I am interviewed by Elianna Bullock on her podcast 'And Then There's That'. We chat about my journey and how I was able to find my way to my current space. This one was a treat! Also, we lost an icon this week...Rest in Paradise to the graceful and powerful Queen Mother Empress Cicely Tyson. This one hurt y'all..we are honored that she left us her memoir which is on my reading to do list this week! You can follow Elianna on IG and FB @her_nxt_chapter and also follow her podcast on Spotify "And Then There's That" Be Blessed. Latreya

Im Gespräch mit Elianna. Wir reden u.a. über Punk-Kassetten, Sex Pistols. Dead Kennedys, Bérurier Noir, das Hakenkreuz-T-Shirt bei den Sex Pistols, AC/DC, Streits zwischen Rappern & Metallern, dass die Metaller einfach cooler waren als die Macker-Rapper & ihre Fly-Girls, ein besetztes Haus in der Nähe der Schule, die besetzte Fabrik Wolgroth, nicht aufs ACDC-Konzert zu dürfen, 5-Sterne-Hotels in Rio, Kekse auf mehrstöckigen Etageren, es scheiße gefunden haben in Museen zu gehen, das allererste Konzert mit Recusant, Spit Acid/Peace of Mind Show in Zürich, den Drang nach Freiheit, jeden Tag Konzerte & Voküs, die rechtliche Situation von besetzen Häusern in der Schweiz, zu Besuch in Bovenden mit der läufigen Laika, das Schlössli in Luzern, warum Musik so wichtig als Ausdruck war, Do it Yourself, Frauenhausen in Luzern, die Entstehung der Re-Sisters, heftige Diskussionen um Sexismus in der Szene, Selbstbestimmung, Harum Scarum auf dem Noc Walpurgi in Warschau, wie in der Hardcore-Szene die Frauen eher im Hintergrund standen, Fritze als Motor, in Küchen & Kitas arbeiten, Hausbesetzen als Lebensentwurf, die Zukunft in einer No Future-Bewegung, 14inch General, Kleisters (RIP) Skuld Records, die ganze Anarcho-Punk-Schote, die Bullshit Detector Sampler von CRASS Records, die erste Schweizer Frauenpunk Liliput, die Entstehung von Ugly Aesthetics, Iffis Connection in die Schweiz, auf Tour, Bewerbung an der Hochschule der Künste mit wirrem Punkte-System, die Trennung von Kunst & Punkrock, dass Subkultur nicht käuflich, Kunststudent*innen als Übel, eine Antisemitismus-Erfahrung in der HFK, "Deutsch mich nicht voll" auf Unterhosen drucken, Antideutsche in Deutschland, die Du bist Deutschland-Kampagne, das plötzliche Bewusstsein im Land der Täter zu sein, dass alles Schlechte eigentlich aus Bayern kommt, die Frage was Geschichte eigentlich bedeutet, Chuzpe, Prostitution als eine Form von Subkultur, dass man nicht immer alles kaputt schlagen muss, um zu konfrontieren, eine Video-Installation über die jüdische Prostituierte Raquel Liberman, die Entstehung der Bahnhofsmission, über zwei Jahre immer wieder in Buenos Aires zu arbeiten, Femizide in Argentinien, die Romantisierung von Zuhältern, die jüdische Community in der christlichen Mehrheitskultur, viel mehr organisieren müssen, wenn man ein Kind hat, das Punkrock oft zu kleinkariert geworden ist, die Intellektualisierung von Punk, nur noch wenig Musik zu hören, Atari Teenage Riot in Israel, sich zu ärgern, beim Skateboard fahren nicht bremsen zu können, uvm.

How far would you go to protect someone you love? In this episode, you'll hear the riveting tale of Elianna and her younger sister Janna on a night they'll never forget. Family roles are powerful and birth order can play a huge part in the way we experience life.  Add on other factors like religion and social dynamics and... it gets complicated. But there's nothing complicated about bravery. Especially when the ones you love most are in harm's way. Show Notes:Curious how birth order shapes your personality and life experience? There are varying views on this topic and here are  some of them: SciShow Psych: Does Birth Order Affect Your Personality? — In this 6-minute video, you'll learn about the birth order theory, and whether the stereotypes we give to older, middle, and youngest children actually hold up.Adlierian Overview of Birth Order Characteristics — Get an overview of Alfred Adler's theories on how birth order may affect an individual's personality in this simple chart.Birth Order May Not Shape Personality After All — This Washington Post article explains that the birth order theory is still very much a theory saying, “The possibility also remains that birth order influences personalities in children […] but those effects vanish when people become adults.”As you heard from Elianna's experience, many Muslim Americans face widespread religious discrimination. Here are some articles on this topic:How to Overcome Islamaphobia in Your Workplace — Learn about the many issues and stereotypes Muslims face in professional environments in this short Forbes article.U.S. School Principals Discriminate Against Muslims and Atheists, Our Study Finds — Did the 9/11 attack on U.S. soil lead to negative stereotypes and discrimination against Muslim Americans? According to this Washington Post article, the answer is yes.Due to COVID times, Elianna and I met at a park to record this interview. I'm so honored that she chose to share her story with us. When I asked Elianna what she hoped people would take away from her story, she said, “If you see anyone in a rough situation, if you can help to offer help, to offer care to offer understanding, to offer love to offer kindness, because it can make a big difference.”Remember — bravery is driven by love, not fear. I hope you choose to bravely love a stranger today.

Honored to welcome my friend Ryan Bruss to the show to share powerful testimonies from his book Carrying the Presence: How to Bring the Kingdom of God to Anyone, Anywhere. About the Book:  You can be the move of God! Every situation in which you find yourself is a moment that God longs to fill with His power and Presence. He accomplishes His mighty purposes by working through you! Every Christian has the Holy Spirit living inside of them. That means that you carry God Himself within you! Everywhere you go, you are presented with exciting opportunities to release the Kingdom of Heaven. And best of all, you are not alone! Even as God impacts the world by working through you, He promises to partner with you every step of the way. It all begins with listening for His voice and stepping out in faith. You have already been anointed! Carrying the Presence is your practical guide to walking in this anointing. Learn how to: Carry God's presence everywhere you go. Recognize and respond to divine appointments. Release a move of God into your sphere of influence. Make Jesus irresistible to hardened hearts. Partner with the Holy Spirit to release miracles. Amazing adventures with God wait for you. Start living out your supernatural destiny today! About the Author:  Ryan Bruss has had the privilege of traveling to many countries seeing many people saved, healed, and delivered! With a passion for revival and the Father heart of God, Ryan has seen the power of God in salvations, prophecy, and miracles from house churches to open air meetings. Besides traveling to minister, Ryan along with an amazing group of passionate believers, pastors a house church in Charlotte, North Carolina, called Antioch Charlotte. Ryan and his beautiful wife, Megan, have been married for over 20 years, and they have two wonderful kids, Elianna and Andrew. Connect with Ryan: ReviveUs.org Facebook For additional show notes, visit ShaunTabatt.com/267.