Podcast appearances and mentions of elizabeth novogratz

“50% of clothing that gets created ends up in a landfill in the first year. When we're using way too much resource in the first place, the fact that half of that is going directly to landfill in the first year is insane. And then, what actually makes it into our closets, we wear about 20% of on a trailing 12 month basis. So if you think about just the actual amount of utility that we get out of this massive system is insane. And that's just the waste part of it.” – Vanessa Barboni Hallik Vanessa Barboni Hallik is the founder and CEO of Another Tomorrow, a luxury brand that is doing fashion better. Much much better. They're a B Corp Certified end-to-end sustainable design company with a mission to model a new future for fashion with a fully digitized product eco-system delivering technology-enabled transparency and authenticated recommerce. If other brands would follow Another Tomorrow's lead, humans, the planet and billions of animals would benefit enormously.   Vanessa is also an investor in early-stage companies positioned to catalyze systemic change. And she serves on the Advisory Board for Harvard's Carr Center for Human Rights Policy, where current work focuses on the ethics of AI. Prior to founding Another Tomorrow, Vanessa was a Managing Director at Morgan Stanley, where she held several leadership roles in the emerging markets institutional securities business. Throughout her career she has worked across global markets and managed culturally diverse and cross-border teams.   Vanessa is an active speaker on innovation, digitalization and new business models built for resilience. She has been featured in The New York Times, Fast Company, Bloomberg, Forbes and Vogue for her work, and is one of Wallpaper* Magazine's USA300 and Worth Magazine's Worthy100. Please listen and share.   In gratitude, Elizabeth Novogratz

"In Montana they allow using dogs to chase down wolves, which essentially becomes like state sanctioned dog fighting. You have this horrible scenario where the packs of dogs are surrounding the wolf pack, and it just comes to a bloody end. These are blood sports. This is something that we should be way beyond as a society." - Collette Adkins Collette Adkins is the carnivore conservation director at the Center for Biological Diversity. She focuses on combating the exploitation and cruel treatment of wolves and other rare wildlife. I wanted to talk to Collette because it's been a while since we've talked about wolves on here, and unfortunately their situation is as dire as ever. Idaho, Montana and Wyoming are killing them as fast as they can and in more horrific ways. One of those ways is that in Idaho, they're shooting wolves from helicopters. And Collette is the primary author of a petition to get this banned.  Please listen and share. In gratitude, Elizabeth Novogratz  

En este episodio del podcast de yoga hablamos sobre la frustración en la práctica, tanto como alumnos como profesores. ¿Qué hacer cuando no me sale cierta asana? ¿Qué hago cuando me parece que no avanzo lo suficiente en mi practica? Hoy junto con Dara Martínez hablamos de la frustración, de cómo lidiar con ella, trucos para luchar contra la pereza... Pero además, también hablamos de la frustración en el profesor de yoga: ¿puedo ser profe sin hacer todas las posturas? ¿Qué hacer cuándo aparece el síndrome del impostor? Un episodio con un tema por el que todas hemos pasado y en el que Dara nos da solución.

Elizabeth Novogratz is the founder and president of Species Unite, a nonprofit media project to help people transition off of animal products. She was called at an early age to devote her life to elevating all animal life after witnessing inhumane animal agriculture and trade in the U.S. and abroad. After a decade of travel into places most of us could not, she founded Species Unite: a nonprofit that brings the brightest people and best non-animal products together on one curated media platform.   Elizabeth is also the co-founder of Maloka, a virtual reality meditation game that's bringing mindfulness to the metaverse. In an earlier life, she spent over a decade creating and propagating content to help people make healthier lifestyle choices. She co-founded and served as editor in chief of the Well Daily, a website and daily email that brought wellness, meditation, and health to humans everywhere. She co-authored, Wall Street Journal book of the month, Just Sit, A Meditation Guidebook for Those Who Know They Should but Don't. As a writer, producer, founder, and creative, Elizabeth is committed to changing the story for animals.   Links and Notes:   https://www.speciesunite.com/ https://www.playmaloka.com/ elizabeth@speciesunite.com   *** If you enjoy the podcast, would you please consider leaving a short review on Apple Podcasts/iTunes?  It takes less than 60 seconds, and it really makes a difference in helping to convince hard-to-get guests. Follow Kevin: Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/kevinlysocial Facebook: https://facebook.com/kevinlysocial/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMvjToNiY-a1-a8Rmom1RdQ LinkedIN: https://linkedin.com/in/kevin-ly-9a766450/

“If you saw a celiac bowl on a menu, you would never order that unless you have celiac disease and you're gluten free. But if you see a Thai peanut rice noodle bowl, that sounds delicious. You're not even thinking about the fact that it's gluten free. It's the same thing with vegan for a lot of people. They think, “oh, that is only for vegans, if I'm not a vegan, that's not for me.'”  - Katie Cantrell   Katie Cantrell is the Director of Corporate Outreach for the Better Food Foundation and Co-Director of Greener by Default. Greener by Default makes plant-based food the default option in businesses, universities, conferences, and many other places where people eat, while it still gives people the choice to opt into meat or dairy. It's seriously one of the smartest projects that I've ever heard of. Katie also founded the Factory Farming Awareness Coalition where she spent a decade leading food policy workshops at universities, government agencies, and Fortune 500 corporations. If you want Greener by Default to come to your business, contact Katie: katie@betterfoodfoundation.org Please listen and share. In gratitude, Elizabeth Novogratz

“I think that when the animal protection movement really started gaining hold in the seventies... in the United States at least, I think there was a lot of harm done in the ways that we messaged the connections between humans in marginalized communities and animals. And I think that there's also a dynamic where… communities of color are often struggling for basic rights, basic needs to be met. And so, fighting for others is kind of a nice to have.” - Aryenish Birdie Aryenish Birdie is founder and Executive Director of Encompass, an organization that is fighting to increase effectiveness in the animal protection movement by fostering greater racial diversity, equity, and inclusion while empowering advocates of color. Before founding Encompass, Aryenish was a federal lobbyist at the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine. She was part of a four-woman team instrumental in reforming the Toxic Substances Control Act to ensure that animal protection language was integrated into the law. Thank you, Elizabeth Novogratz

Take the time to detox your mind and improve your health.You know you should take a few minutes to sit still, but the demands and distractions of modern life make it difficult. Meditation can help you gain focus. You just have to figure out how to work it into your life. Sukey and Elizabeth Novogratz say that if you’re breathing, you’re halfway to meditation. The other half is paying attention to your breath. Misconceptions about meditation may keep you away. You don’t have to sit for hours, be perfectly still or clear out all of your thoughts. It’s okay to acknowledge your thoughts. You may think you need to worry about things or that you can control the universe with your thoughts. Obsessive thinking creates stress. Meditation allows you to observe your thoughts and make decisions about them. Detoxify your thoughts with these simple steps: Sit comfortably. Close your eyes. Take four deep belly breaths. (Inhale for three counts, exhale for three counts.) Keep your mind on your breathing but notice when the thoughts come. Start by meditating for two minutes. Slowly increase your time on a daily basis. Listen as Sukey and Elizabeth join Dr. Bond to share how to meditate on a busy schedule so you can detoxify your thoughts.

Take the time to detox your mind and improve your health.You know you should take a few minutes to sit still, but the demands and distractions of modern life make it difficult. Meditation can help you gain focus. You just have to figure out how to work it into your life. Sukey and Elizabeth Novogratz say that if you’re breathing, you’re halfway to meditation. The other half is paying attention to your breath. Misconceptions about meditation may keep you away. You don’t have to sit for hours, be perfectly still or clear out all of your thoughts. It’s okay to acknowledge your thoughts. You may think you need to worry about things or that you can control the universe with your thoughts. Obsessive thinking creates stress. Meditation allows you to observe your thoughts and make decisions about them. Detoxify your thoughts with these simple steps:Sit comfortably. Close your eyes. Take four deep belly breaths. (Inhale for three counts, exhale for three counts.) Keep your mind on your breathing but notice when the thoughts come. Start by meditating for two minutes. Slowly increase your time on a daily basis. Listen as Sukey and Elizabeth join Dr. Bond to share how to meditate on a busy schedule so you can detoxify your thoughts.

Sukey and Elizabeth Novogratz are two of the founders of the celebrated newsletter The Well Daily. Elizabeth is the co-author of Downtown Chic and Home by Novogratz, and lives in Brooklyn, NY. Sukey is the executive producer of the acclaimed documentary The Hunting Ground. Together, Elizabeth and Sukey have travelled the world to study meditation in every kind of classroom, from Lakota sweat lodges to Tibet House, from ashrams to vision quests to Oneness retreats. They have learned from many renowned teachers, including Sharon Salzberg, Krishna Das, Ram Dass, Amma, and the monks at One World Academy in Chennai, India. Their inspiration for writing this book is drawn from friends, readers, and complete strangers who echoed their own questions about how to take the first steps toward making meditation part of a more mindful, reflective, and joyful life. Have a question for Connor? Check out our Facebook Page and join the community. For more information about ManTalks or to join a ManTalks Mastermind: Click Here Subscribe on Apple Podcasts | Stitcher Radio | Android For more episodes visit us at ManTalks.com
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UGH. Meditation. Why is it so hard to just sit? I'm chatting with Sukey and Elizabeth about the critical voices in our heads, the ways in which we underestimate ourselves, meditation, and how to get comfortable in our own skin. These sister-in-laws and former founders of the celebrated newsletter The Well Daily, are the authors of the cheeky, soulful, and playfully illustrated Just Sit: A Meditation Guide Book for People Who Know They Should But Don’t (Harper Wave). Also, I am so proud to shine a light on Sukey Novogratz’s work as vice-chair of Mariska Hargitay’s Joyful Heart Foundation giving healing support to victims of sexual assualt. We cover it all in this podcast: from silent meditation retreats to sharing a bathroom with six siblings to quitting a pack a day to the best beauty treatment available to mankind. Listen up! About Our Guests: Sukey and Elizabeth Novogratz are two of the founders of the celebrated newsletter The Well Daily. Elizabeth is the co-author of Downtown Chic and Home by Novogratz, and lives in Brooklyn, NY. Sukey is the executive producer of the acclaimed documentary The Hunting Ground. Join us on Instagram: @atomicmoms, Facebook, and our PRIVATE Facebook page: click here

Sukey & Elizabeth Novogratz wrote the life changing meditation guide book Just Sit: A Meditation Guidebook for People Who Know They Should But Don't. On this episode of The Public Library with Helen Little podcast they talk about the inspiration behind the book, as well as how meditation has changed their own lives.

Dean is out this week, but his buddy Nick Viall is happy to step in as guest host! He starts off the show by sharing what he thinks makes a good first date, and the phenomenon that is Black Panther.  Then, he takes a trip to the world of meditation, when experts Sukey and Elizabeth Novogratz call in to offer advice on treating anxiety.  But don’t worry, your emails are in good hands! Nick lends his opinion on getting back together with an ex, and he shares his concept of “Sour Patch Kid” relationships.  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Today I'm joined by Sukey and Elizabeth Novogratz, meditation masters and the authors behind the ah-mazing everything guide to meditation, Just Sit.  Elizabeth and Sukey Novogratz have traveled the world to study meditation in every kind of classroom, from Lakota sweat lodges to Tibet House, from ashrams to vision quests to Oneness retreats. They have learned from many renowned teachers, including Sharon Salzberg, Krishna Das, Ram Dass, Amma, Tony Robbins, and the monks at One World Academy in Chennai, India. They are also the authors of an amazing meditation guide, Just Sit. Their inspiration for writing this book is drawn from friends, readers, and complete strangers who echoed their own questions about how to take the first steps toward making meditation part of a more mindful, reflective, and joyful life.  On today's show, we talk about things like: -their journeys into meditation -the physiological and psychological benefits to meditation -how to start your own meditation practice -the best time, place, and positioning for meditation -how to deal with wandering thoughts -meditation retreats -... so much more! If you've ever been curious about starting your own meditation practice but aren't sure where to start, be sure to give this podcast a listen and check out their book, Just Sit.  ----------------- Find Sukey and Elizabeth here:  https://justsit.com IG: https://www.instagram.com/justsitthebook/ FB: https://www.facebook.com/justsitthebook/ ----------------- Find me here: IG: https://www.instagram.com/em_dunc/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/em_dunc https://www.emilyduncanfitness.com