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Everybody Moves Series: Migration Stories from our Community. This weekly series profiles the migration stories of members of our community, whether the migration be their own stories of that of their parents or grandparents, and reminds us that migration touches us all, and teaches us much, because it is a part of the human experience. This week: Emilly from Kenya. This series is produced by Moses Nagel and Joanna Dreby. Interested in sharing your story? You can reach us at Joanna.dreby@gmail.com or moses.nagel@gmail.com to schedule a 20-30 minute storytelling session, in person or on zoom.

Two days before Emilly Johnston won the Argentario instalment of the Internazionali d'Italia Series, she chatted about all the new changes that have occurred in the past seven months. As the 2024 mountain bike world championships began at the end of this past August, Johnston signed with the team she'd race with in 2025, Scott-SRAM MTB Racing, the squad of Nino Schurter and Filippo Colombo. The two-year contract came just as the rider from Vancouver Island's Comox Valley was nearing the end of her final under-23 season. Her first year in the elite level would truly be with the elites of the sport.Johnston covers a wide range of topics In this in-depth interview. How had the geography of her home region shaped her as a rider? Why did she do a cool trick in a high-stakes race? Does she tie her own flies for fishing? Johnston talks about some of the people who've had a big effect on her career, including an innovative bike builder on Quadra Island. She shares her insights about the current state of Canadian women's cross country mountain biking and how, in a sense, she has two lives: a European one and a Comox Valley one.Also in this episode of the Canadian Cycling Magazine Podcast, editor Matthew Pioro and writer Jake Williams chat about recent races. Milan-San Remo, men's and women's, were stunning events. XC racers had many successes in the UC Cup races in Fayetteville, Ark. Gent-Wevelgem is coming up. It's a race that Williams, a Luca Paolini doppelganger, has a particular fondness for.For more on one of Johnston's cycling influences, head to the podcast's back catalogue. In August 2020, two-time world champion Catharine Pendrel was featured. The episode, quite rightly, is titled “Catharine Pendrel is awesome.” Check it out. 

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Emilly Johnston was wondering if she was going to have a team for her first Elite season when she got a call from Scott-SRAM team director Thomas Frischknecht. Shortly after she signed a contract with the team, she placed third at Worlds, rounding out a triumphant 2024 season that marked her as one of the most promising up-and-comers in the women's field. Emilly sat down with Payson in Girona earlier this week to talk about landing a spot on her dream team, the chaos of racing last year's combined U23 and Elite World Championship, and throwing down tricks mid-race. She also talks about sharing an apartment with two of cycling's most fashion-forward men (longtime teammate Bjorn Riley and XC photographer Piper Albrecht), and why they describe her first and foremost as “very Canadian.”Instagram: @theadventurestacheYouTube: Payson McElveen

In the Xinjiang region of western China, the government has rounded up and detained hundreds of thousands of Uyghurs and other Muslim ethnic groups. Many haven't been heard from in years, and more still are desperately searching for their families. Western governments have called this crackdown a cultural genocide and a possible crime against humanity.In this episode, the first of a three-part series from Embedded, NPR correspondent Emily Feng tells the story of one of those people. For years, a Uyghur man named Abdullatif Kucar had no idea what has happened to his wife and young children after they were detained by Chinese authorities. Emilly follows Kucar as he desperately searches for his family.But this story is bigger than one family. In this series, Emily also travels across Asia and dives into decades of history to uncover the massive Chinese surveillance of Uyghurs, getting exclusive interviews with the people suffering from that surveillance and the people upholding it – who sometimes are one and the same.This episode was originally published in 2022. To hear the whole series, head to https://www.npr.org/podcasts/510311/embedded.Learn more about sponsor message choices: podcastchoices.com/adchoicesNPR Privacy Policy

Hi everyone and welcome back! In today's episode we discuss our W.O.R.D.S as well as the importance of not rushing as everything is seasonal. Thank you for listening and your support, Emilly and Eliza xxFind us on instagram and TikTok @ survivinggirlhoodpodcast

A convidada do programa Pânico dessa sexta-feira (16) é Emilly Araújo. Emilly Araújo nasceu em 24 de julho de 1996, na cidade de Porto Alegre, no Rio Grande do Sul. Ela ganhou destaque nacional ao participar da 17ª edição do reality show Big Brother Brasil em 2017, saindo vitoriosa do programa. Após o Big Brother Brasil, ela rapidamente se tornou uma figura pública de grande influência, ganhando milhões de seguidores nas redes sociais e participando de diversos projetos na televisão. Um dos marcos de sua carreira pós-reality foi a apresentação do seu programa Topzera Sertanejo, exibido na Rede TV. O programa, focado em música sertaneja, demonstrou sua versatilidade como apresentadora e seu amor pelo gênero musical. Ela se tornou uma voz ativa na promoção e valorização do estilo, trabalhando com grandes gravadores e artistas no Brasil. Além disso, Emilly está investindo na sua própria empresa e também é uma grande influenciadora nas redes sociais. Como comentarista, o programa traz Junior Masters (Redpill), produtor de conteúdo e host do Redcast.

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Nesta edição do podcast do Caixa, Weslley Fonseca recebe Emilly Campos, que está pela primeira vez no programa, fala da importância da boa música, ressalta incentivo musical da família e muito mais. Confere aí! O Caixa de Música é exibido na TV Novo Tempo de segunda a quinta às 18h e, aos sábados, meio-dia. Curta e siga o Caixa de Música nas redes sociais: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/caixademusica/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CaixadeMusica/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/caixademusica

Who likes the word "micromanaging"?! We don't either, BUT there's some valuable information and action-taking we can do when this dreaded word comes up. Enjoy our suprising fresh take on micromanaging and your nutrition! Introduction to the Episode - 1:20 --> Our clients helped us create this episode today. Let's see how we got here. What Does Micromanaging Really Mean - 2:43 --> We're pulling a quote from Emilly's dad, Tim, on the topic of micromanaging and how we can use that to create a reframe and affirmation towards our current actions/behaviors and how we start doing what we need to. For the Love of Food - 6:10 --> Get ready as we deliver a suprising and effective fresh take on food and emotions as well as food and environment. Where Do we Go After we Stop Micromanaging - 10:30 --> We discuss the next steps to squash micromanaging of nutrition once and for all. Book your free Discovery Call by clicking here. Are you ready to build your confidence and take back control of your life? We know those steps are hard, which is why we offer a free Discovery Call to any and everyone looking to make a change in their journey. You'll connect with one of the professionals from Unity Fitness on a 30-minute call where we can ask questions and answer all of yours, with the intention of helping you find the perfect fit for your goals and journey (whether it's with us or someone else). Book your free Discovery Call by clicking here. PS if you or someone you know needs to talk to someone, please reach out so we can help! We are here for you! Find us on social media or send a email over to unityfitnesslacrosse@gmail.com Don't forget to Subscribe, Share, Download, and Leave us a Review!!

Summer Greetings Glocal Citizens! My guest this week, comes to us via fellow Glocal Citizen, Yana Fleming (https://glocalcitizens.fireside.fm/guests/yana-fleming). Like Yana, Emilly Okello-Juma is a seasoned communications and program management professional. Born and raised in Nairobi, Kenya, Emilly's work has taken her to points near and far across around the world. She has 13 years of experience working in communications roles including on-continent support across all regions in Africa on projects funded by international actors such as the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, USAID, Feed the Future and Prosper Africa. She has demonstrated experience in development communications, including report writing, branding, client and stakeholder relationships, visibility growth, policy engagement, and prodding action towards key outcomes for beneficiaries. Emilly has also served as board member in charge of Communications at SlumChild Foundation (http://slumchildfoundation.org). This week's conversation is a great compliment or prelude to upcoming episodes featuring conversations from our second The Future of Work Solutionscape and Stretch Salon that took place last weekend in London which centered on agriculture. Curious about what these sessions are about? Check out scenes from our May Day Salon in Brooklyn, New York (https://youtu.be/H8AZkJKJiKM) and stay tuned for opportunities to engage with the Glocal Citizens community worldwide. Where to find Emily? On LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/emilly-o-5847b620/) What's Emilly listening to? Ginny Clarke's (https://www.ginnyclarke.com/) Fifth Dimensional Leadership Podcast (https://www.youtube.com/@5-DLeadership) The Moth Podcast (https://themoth.org/podcast) The LINK Cast (https://policylinkglobal.org/linkcast) What's Emilly reading? Women Who Run with the Wolves (https://a.co/d/0gTQKpyn) by Dr. Clarissa Pinkola Estés Other topics of interest: Economic vs. Commercial Diplomacy (https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/unveiling-distinction-economic-diplomacy-vs-commercial-sinisa-pepic/) Prosper Africa (https://www.prosperafrica.gov/resource/investment-and-partnership-opportunities-in-africas-creative-industries/) Vivo Fashion Group (https://vivofashiongroup.com) The Nation Media Group (linkhttps://www.nationmedia.com) The Malabo Declaration (https://www.resakss.org/sites/default/files/Malabo Declaration on Agriculture_2014_11 26-.pdf) African Union Agenda 2063 (https://au.int/en/treaties/1165) Rwanda's former Minister of Agriculture Gérardine Mukeshimana (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/G%C3%A9rardine_Mukeshimana) Special Guest: Emilly Okello-Juma.

Siga, curta, se inscreva, compartilhe nossas redes sociais. Basta tocar aqui https://linktr.ee/ipcaltamira"Todo ser que respire louve ao Senhor" Salmos 150:6Gravado dia 07 de abril de 2024 na Igreja Presbiteriana Central de Altamira/PA.IntegrantesVozes: Yasmin, Emilly, MateusMúsicos: Murilo Baixo, Ricardo Bateria, Tiago ViolãoDireitos autorais da música, letra pertence aos artistas originais e gravadoras.Somos a Igreja Presbiteriana Central de Altamira/PA.O templo fica localizado à Rua Gov. Magalhães Barata, 465 - Centro, Altamira - PA, 68371-075, faça-nos uma visita.Nosso compromisso é com a palavra de Deus, única e verdadeira para todo o sempre amém. Que Deus possa alcançar onde você estiver.

Join the comadres of Abuelas en Accion in a healing and affirming conversation with author Emilly Prado, author of Funeral for Flaca.  Emilly talks about the power of writing in whatever way we choose; journaling, memoir fiction, poetry.  Writing is our voice and our story. She encourages us to write using our own unique rhythm.  As Emilly reads from her powerful chapter, "it's my brown skin," you will understand why the comadres had tears in their eyes.  Support the show

Ending another year of podcasting with chatting to someone who I have fangirled over for YEARS!Emilly Hadrill was one of the first ladies that have a hair extension only business and has sustained her business for over 16 years!!From multiple salon locations, a distribution business, her tenacious ability to sustain even tough times in business, she honestly is SUCH an inspiration to me and someone who I aspire to be like with The Facial Bar! To follow Emilly on Instagram and her businesses, click the social links below:https://www.instagram.com/emillyhadrillhairextensions/https://www.instagram.com/emhadrill/https://www.instagram.com/jadorehairsupplies/Beauty Business & Beyond CTAAre you looking for a Facebook group that will help you grow your business? Then click the link below to join the Beauty, Business & Beyond Facebook Group:https://www.facebook.com/groups/689976828528358PhorestWant to Receive 50% off your set-up fee with Phorest Software as well as 2,000 Free SMS to use on SMS marketing campaigns of your choosing? Click the link below to take advantage of this exclusive Beauty, Business & Beyond listeners offer and someone from the Phorest Grow team will be able to assist you! Phorest Salon Software, #TogetherWeGrowSubmit the linkMUCH LOVE!! XxxSkinQueen xo

Nesta edição do podcast do Caixa, Weslley Fonseca recebe a Emilly Catharine, que vem ao programa pela primeira vez, fala de seu início na música e os planos na música para o próximo ano. Confere aí! O Caixa de Música é exibido na TV Novo Tempo de segunda a quinta às 18h e, aos sábados, meio-dia. Curta e siga o Caixa de Música nas redes sociais: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/caixademusica/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CaixadeMusica/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/caixademusica

Have you gotten stuck trying to decide what to include in your subscription box? You want to give your subscribers everything they could possibly want - but you know it's not possible to do that and stay profitable. It is so easy for new subscription box owners to overthink everything and end up overwhelmed. One subscription box owner decided to keep things simple - really simple - and now has more than 500 monthly subscribers!  Meet Launch Your Box member Emily Vincent of The Polka Dot Poodle. Emily is creative and fun and loves to give gifts. She doesn't just “give” gifts, though - she presents them in a way that makes them seem personal and extra special. Emily is passionate about gift-giving and adding the special touches that take a gift and turn it into an experience for the recipient.  When Emily first started her business, she was creating all the things. She and I share a love for monograms and she was creating and monogramming products for her many customers. But she quickly found that creating the same item over and over again didn't bring her joy. When she examined what she loved about her business, she realized what she really loved was designing gift tags for people to give the items she made as gifts.  So Emily decided to focus on just that. Gift tags. She started a digital subscription where subscribers receive a digital file with that month's designs and print them themselves. How easy is that?! No printing, no packing, no shipping. Emily's workload is the same whether she has 10 subscribers or hundreds.  Emily soon realized that some of her subscribers wanted to receive the gift tags already printed and ready to go. They wanted her to make things even easier and more convenient for them. She was happy to oblige and started another version of her subscription. For these subscribers, Emilly prints the physical gift tags and ships them - just the tags - to her subscribers. Still simple and easy to fulfill.  Because Emily likes to serve her audience, she recently added another subscription. This one is more custom, more personalized, and more labor-intensive. And yes, it involves monograms. But Emily loves it and so do her subscribers. And she is careful not to take on more subscribers than she can comfortably handle.  When Emily started her first subscription, she had 37 subscribers. That number has grown to more than 500 subscribers. 500 people who receive gift tags designed by Emily every month.  Gift tags. How simple is that?  Emily's advice to anyone thinking about starting a subscription box? Just start. Develop your idea, create a landing page, grow your email list and social media followers, and just start. She promises it will be worth it.  Join me for this episode and learn how Emily found subscription box success by focusing on what she loves to do and keeping things simple. Find and follow Emily:  The Polka Dot Poodle on Instagram The Polka Dot Poodle on Facebook  The Polka Dot Poodle Website Join me in all the places:  Facebook Instagram Launch Your Box with Sarah Website  Are you ready for Launch Your Box? Our complete training program walks you step by step through how to start, launch, and grow your subscription box business. Join today! Get 30 Days FREE when you switch to Subbly: https://join.subbly.co/sarah-williams Use code BOXPROOF at https://www.boxup.com/ to get one free custom-printed box

We are thrilled to be re-airing our episode with Emily Oster on making parenting decisions through data. Emily is a Professor of Economics at Brown University and the author of Expecting Better, Cribsheet, and The Family Firm. She holds a PhD in Economics from Harvard. Prior to being at Brown she was on the faculty at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business. Emily's books analyze the data behind choices on parenting and pregnancy. She is also founder and CEO of Parent Data, which provides information for parents, people who want to be parents, or anyone who likes to do their research before making a decision. In this episode, Emilly discussed with us her most recent book, The Family Firm, which takes a data driven approach to help parents think more deliberately about key issues in the elementary school years including sleep, school, health, extra curricular activities and more. Emily presented to us how you can immediately apply frameworks and concepts to utilize the date in your life for making best decisions for your children.   You can find more information on Emily Oster, her books and research, and join her bi-weekly mailing list at emilyoster.net or parentdata.org. You can also connect with Emily via Twitter and Instagram @ProfEmilyOster. To hear Emily and my recent conversation on data driven decision making please visit this link Emily Oster Video. In this video, we discuss how data can (and can't) help us make parenting decisions, and take audience questions.   

Último dia da nossa semana de Jejum em preparativo ao retiro Revisão de Vida.

Conexão Sociedade: Entrevista com Emilly Serapião ginecologista cirurgiã do itaigara memorial, sobre endometriose.

Seja bem vindo(a) a mais um Tactus Podcast. Este é o quinto episódio do projeto A OPERAÇÃO, onde nós conversamos com os colaboradores da Tactus para conhecer melhor as suas histórias e sua trajetória dentro da nossa empresa. Dessa vez o bate papo foi com a Emilly do nosso departamento de Legalização e com a Rhayane do departamento de Onboarding. Foi uma conversa muito bacana e inspiradora! Nós estamos amando fazer esse projeto e temos certeza que você também vai!

This week I am joined by my friend Emilly who talked about queerness with me, representation, and seeing yourself in media and how queer people are often represented or misrepresented. 

Quarto dia da nossa semana de jejum que antecede nosso Culto de Ceia do domingo (06/11) e a volta do retiro dos juniores. Deus abençoe você e a sua casa!

Emily is the founder and CEO of Love Lil Bucks. She began her journey with sprouted buckwheat seeds as a grain-free granola replacement at a cafe in Australia. Emilly has been obsessed with buckwheat ever since she first tasted sprouted buckwheat several years ago in a “life-changing” acai bowl in Sidney, Australia. She was working as a digital designer for a Sidney advertising agency and indulging her passion for surfing. However, she returned to the cafe and pressed them for details about the topping. That kickstarted her passion which translated into Love Lil Bucks.Segmented timestamps:[01:25] - Emily's superpowers that set her apart [02:52] - Emily shares about a time when she took the biggest risk and what was going on in her mind [05:03] - The impact that Emily wants to make in the world and how it motivates her to do better [08:32] -  Where to start to create your product and how Emily pulled the trigger [11:02] - How to move from the idea phase and get it off the ground [15:04] -  You are the carrier: Creating the next-level product while looking out for yourself  [16:39] -  Emily's perspective on where happiness comes from and what creates happiness. [19:29] - About Love Lil Buck and the new product Emily has coming up [22:17] - Decision-making framework that Emily has found to be very helpful in day-to-day decision-making.  [24:29] - How to reach out, connect or support EmilyNotable Quotes:“Wherever level you're in your business if you don't have any enjoyment and relaxation, you are going to burn out .” ~ Emilly Griffith"If you're starting a special project that you're passionate about, there will always be something waiting for you next." ~  Emilly GriffithReach Emily at:Website: https://lovelilbucks.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/emilygriffith/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/emigriff/?hl=enGet more from The Big Possible show:Website: https://www.thebigpossible.com   Follow us on social: @follownoah @thebigpossibleRSVP for our next epic retreat here

Oii! aqui é o GeoCast, feito pelas alunas Lorena, Letícia, Bruna, Emilly, Manuela e Mariah do 8° ano B. O tema que vamos falar é sobre a geleira Thwaites, que é capaz de elevar o nível do mar em vários metros e está derretendo à medida que o planeta aquece. Espero que vocês gostem e lembre-se de compartilhar o podcast para que as pessoas tenham consciência e evitem o aquecimento global

With rising inflation and cost of living, what has this meant for the most marginalized groups in society? If groceries are expensive for the middle class, what about low-income families? Emilly Renaud is the National Coordinator for Canada Without Poverty. The issues affecting low income families and individuals are discussed in this episode. Episode #162 - Emilly Renaud, National Coordinator, Canada Without Poverty

Emily Miller, journalist at Emily Post News, joined WMAL's "O'Connor and Company" radio program on Thursday about the latest news on Alec Baldwin and her scoop about masking at the Kennedy Center. Website: https://www.emilypostnews.com/ YouTube: EmilyMillerDC For more coverage on the issues that matter to you, visit www.WMAL.com, download the WMAL app or tune in live on WMAL-FM 105.9 FM from 5-9 AM ET. To join the conversation, check us out on Twitter: @WMALDC, @LarryOConnor,  @Jgunlock,  @patricepinkfile and @heatherhunterdc.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As many of you know, I've been in the salon industry a long time, and I'd like to think that I know a lot about hair and hairdressing. But one of the areas that I haven't had a lot of exposure to is hair extensions. Extensions first came onto the hairdressing scene in the '80s, and since then, they have become a significant part of the industry. My guest on today's Podcast is Emilly Hadrill. She is the leading provider of premium extensions in Australia and has 4 hair salons across Brisbane, Melbourne, Gold Coast & Sydney, generating 6 million dollars a year in sales! In today's podcast, we discuss: How to work with extensions  How Emilly has grown and successfully expanded her business  Why and how you should start integrating extensions into your salon business… And lots more!   In this Episode: [02:54] Emilly's early exposure to hairdressing and the personal experience that influenced her to pursue a career in the hair extension industry.  [07:17] What the hair extension field looked like when Emilly started her business.  [11:06] How Emilly's career progressed after she completed the hair extension course.  [17:18] Exploring the variety of hair extension techniques that exist (and why Emilly uses a combination of tape and weft extension techniques in her own hair). [20:59] How long hair extensions last (if you look after them!).  [23:36] A breakdown of the price range of Emilly's services.  [29:41] Reasons for the high level of repeat customers in the hair extension business. [33:13] The power of delegation: one of the biggest lessons that Emilly has learned as a business owner.  [33:42] What Emilly's first few years in business looked like.  [38:34] Emilly explains the motivation behind the countrywide expansion of her business, and the pros and cons that have accompanied it. [42:10] The keys to successful salon business expansion, according to Emilly.   [43:33] How Emilly's business is structured.  [47:22] Factors that have driven the growth of the hair extension industry worldwide.  [49:23] Advice for integrating hair extensions into the service offerings at your salon (and why you should!).  [54:03] What Emilly believes to be her biggest strengths and weaknesses. [54:58] The importance of maintaining balance; a lesson that Emilly learned the hard way.    Thanks so much for joining me this week. If you enjoyed this episode, please leave a review. Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated!  They do matter in the rankings of the show and help other people find my podcast.  I also love to hear what's been helpful and what you love about the podcast! Just click here to review, scroll to the bottom, tap “Ratings and Reviews” tap to rate with 5 stars and “Write a Review” and let me know what your favourite part of the podcast is. Thank you for your support! Special thanks to Emilly for sharing her insights with me for this week's episode. Until next time! Antony   Links and Resources: Grow My Salon Business  Website | Facebook | Instagram   Emilly Hadrill Hair Extensions Website | Instagram | Facebook | Pinterest | YouTube

Most of us would love to have a perfect memory, but we often fall far short of this aspiration. Who hasn't forgotten someone's name right after being introduced, or failed to remember where you left your car in the parking lot? Our memories are rarely as reliable as we'd like them to be. And more so, our memories – even some of our most formative ones – can alter over time. Like a game of telephone, each time we return to a memory it can change ever so slightly until the story in our mind — while it may reflect a personal truth — is suddenly far from the facts of the lived reality. Memory is ephemeral, ever-shifting, and foundational to the ways we understand our worlds and ourselves. In this episode, we explore the phenomena of memory with two outstanding guests -- Emilly Prado and an Anonymous Contributor -- discussing and exploring the influence of patriarchy along the way. Emilly Giselle Prado (she/her) is a writer, DJ, and educator living in Portland, Oregon with roots in the San Francisco Bay Area and Michoacán, Mexico. As an award-winning multimedia journalist, Emilly spent half a decade independently reporting on a wide range of topics, most often centered on amplifying the voices and experiences of people from historically marginalized communities. Her writing and photographs have been published widely, appearing in more than 30 publications including NPR, Marie Claire, Bitch Media, Eater, Oxygen, The Oregonian, Remezcla, and Travel Oregon. Emilly is the author of Funeral for Flaca, a memoir-in-essays shortlisted for the Pacific Northwest Book Award and called, “Utterly vulnerable, bold, and unique,” by Ms. Magazine. She is also the author of Examining Assimilation, a youth non-fiction title at the intersections of identity and U.S. history. Emilly is a Tin House and Las Dos Brujas Workshop alumna, Blackburn Fellow and MFA Candidate at Randolph College, and a co-founder of Portland in Color. She moonlights as DJ Mami Miami with Noche Libre, the Latinx DJ collective she co-founded in 2017.

Water Justice Lab educates diverse communities about water justice and how to make a difference, develops the advocacy capacity of the North Troy area, and strengthens a network of environmental justice advocates focused on water issues in the Hudson River Watershed. To deepen the Water Justice Fellows' understanding of the issues they are investigating, Associate Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry at Russel Sage College Emilly Obuya, Ph.D. was invited to give a talk about the meaning of environmental justice.

Emilly dos Santos Silva, aluna do curso de Mídias Digitais na Universidade Federal do Sul da Bahia (UFSB), Campus Paulo Freire (CPF) - Teixeira de Freitas-BA.

#489 - SUA VIDA NÃO É UM MEME! - EMILLY MELO by Igreja do Amor

O pai da Emilly sofria de esquizofrenia. Ela sempre viveu no limite, achando que algo poderia acontecer. O que ela não imaginou era COMO isso aconteceria. E aconteceu na frente dela.

Emilly Prado speaks with the Comadres about her new book, Funeral for Flaca.  Emilly writes so powerfully about identity, culture and familia as a Latinx growing up in a white Northern California community .  Ms Magazine calls Funeral for Flaca, "Utterly vulnerable, bold, and unique.” Support the show

O poliamor é uma forma de conjugalidade. É um relacionamento no qual os indivíduos envolvidos mantêm relações afetivas e também sexuais com mais de uma pessoa ao mesmo tempo, ou seja, de forma não-monogâmica. Agora deixando o que o dicionário diz, bora ouvir de quem realmente vive e acredita na não-monogamia. Emilly conta ao vivo e a cores o poliamor em sua vida. CLICA

In our latest installment from our series "Flawed Forensics," we feature a Fairbanks, Alaska, couple accused of abusing their 3-week-old daughter, prompting authorities to remove baby Izabel and her 18-month-old brother Ezekiel from their parents. Experts hired by Emilly and Justin Acker found former University of Wisconsin child abuse pediatrician Dr. Barbara Knox's diagnosis of abusive head trauma was wrong and ignored Izabel's serious birth injuries. A forensic psychologist found Emily Acker no danger to her children — and a judge agreed. Reporting by Brenda Wintrode / Wisconsin Watch and Michelle Theriault Boots / Anchorage Daily News. Narration by Wesley Lethem. Originally published Jan. 20, 2022 at www.wisconsinwatch.org

Emilly is one of our oldest members in Jacked Vegans, since she signed up, she's lost 65 pounds and has had a HUGE mindset transformation. Apply to work with us here: https://info.jackedvegans.com/podcast-free-call Follow Emilly on IG: @veganeezie

Headaches, nausea, dizziness, and confusion are among the most common symptoms of a concussion. But researchers say a blow to the head can also make it hard to understand speech in a noisy room. Emily Kwong chats with science correspondent Jon Hamilton about concussions and how understanding its effects on our perception of sound might help improve treatment.For more of Jon's reporting, check out "After a concussion, the brain may no longer make sense of sounds."You can follow Emilly on Twitter @EmilyKwong1234 and Jon @NPRJonHamilton. Email Short Wave at ShortWave@NPR.org.

This week on the podcast we talk to author, journalist, and DJ Emilly Prado. We chat about her new book, "Funeral For Flaca," which is out now from Future Tense Books. To find out more about Emilly's work, please visit her official website. Talking to Ghosts is produced and recorded by Michael Kurt and Wesley Mueller. For an archive of all our episodes and reviews, check out our official website. As a reminder, the next episode will be our last episode of the podcast. We're starting a contemporary arts magazine called Berm in 2022. To find out more about Berm, and to get updates on it's release, check out the Berm website.

Emilly Giselle Prado is a writer, DJ, and educator living in Portland, Oregon with roots in the San Francisco Bay Area and Michoacán, Mexico. As an award-winning multimedia journalist, Emilly spent half a decade independently reporting on a wide range of topics, most often centered on amplifying the voices and experiences of people from historically marginalized communities. Her writing and photographs have appeared or are forthcoming in more than 30 publications including NPR, Marie Claire, Bitch Media, Eater, Electric Literature, The Oregonian, and Remezcla. Emilly is the author of Funeral for Flaca (Future Tense Books, 2021), a memoir-in-essays called, “Utterly vulnerable, bold, and unique,” by Ms. Magazine, and Examining Assimilation (Enslow, 2019), a youth non-fiction title at the intersections of identity and society. She is a Tin House and Las Dos Brujas Workshop alumna, Blackburn Fellow and MFA Candidate at Randolph College and a co-founder of Portland in Color. She also moonlights as DJ Mami Miami with Noche Libre, the Latinx DJ collective she co-founded in 2017.

Obrigado à você que nos ouviu, acompanhou esse papo com a nossa querida Emilly, não se esqueça de nos seguir no insta para não perder a parte ao vivo! @paporeto_dpv e siga a Emilly @emilly_vixll --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/paporetodpv/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/paporetodpv/support

We are excited to be joined by Professor Emily Oster. Emily is a Professor of Economics at Brown University and the author of Expecting Better, Cribsheet, and The Family Firm. She holds a PhD in Economics from Harvard. Prior to being at Brown she was on the faculty at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business. Emily's books analyze the data behind choices on parenting and pregnancy. Emilly will be discussing with us her most recent book, The Family Firm, which takes a data driven approach to help parents think more deliberately about key issues in the elementary school years including sleep, school, health, extra curricular activities and more. Emily will present to us how you can immediately apply frameworks and concepts to utilize the date in your life for making best decisions for your children. You can find more information on Emily Oster, her books and research, and join her bi-weekly mailing list at emilyoster.net. You can also connect with Emily via Twitter and Instagram @ProfEmilyOster

Arcrebiano e Emilly Araújo fazendeiros? Os colunistas Chico Barney, Aline Ramos e Leandro Carneiro, de Splash UOL, comentam possível elenco de A Fazenda 13, acontecimentos de Ilha Record , bastidores de No Limite - sim, meses depois! - e o reality musical The Masked Singer Brasil

Um verdadeiro testemunho de fé. O livro que inspirou o filme estrelado por KJ Apa, astro da série Riverdale, e Shania Twain. Músico premiado e reconhecido internacionalmente, o americano Jeremy Camp já bateu a marca de cinco milhões de discos vendidos. Enquanto estivermos juntos é a autobiografia do cantor, um comovente relato de um amor infindável – e, acima de tudo, do poder da fé – que inspirou o filme homônimo. Quando Jeremy Camp perdeu sua esposa meses após o casamento, a última coisa que o cantor queria era louvar a Deus. Mas os planos do Senhor eram outros: “Pegue seu violão. Quero que você componha uma canção”. Dessa mensagem viria “I Still Believe”, música que desde então inspirou milhares de pessoas ao redor do mundo. Esse livro mostra um olhar por trás da canção e do filme que ela inspirou. É a perspectiva pessoal e particular de Jeremy sobre sua própria vida - da infância e adolescência conturbadas até a tragédia que mudou seu caminho e renovou seu relacionamento com Deus. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/moveleitor/message

In this week's podcast Mal and Johnny are once again joined by Emily Squires. In our previous chats with Emilly we have concentrated on her life living with her Auntie Dorothy Squires. This week we talk to Emily about living with Parkinsons.

No episódio de hoje trazemos como convidada a Emily Horta, estudante de Sistemas de Informação e Co-fundadora da Pyladies Parnaíba. Saiba mais sobre sua trajetória e a comunidade que lidera apertando o play neste episódio! Redes sociais da Emily: Instagram: @emillyhortapy Redes Pyladies Parnaíba: site oficial Pyladies Parnaíba: https://parnaibapyladies.github.io/ Instagram: @pyladiesphb

This week Megan and Rob take a trip down memory lane to reflect on the legendary 2004 time capsule, Mean Girls (dir. Mark Waters, written by Tina Fey), and then in a similar vein, chat about Samantha Stark's Framing Britney Spears (2021). Our guest host is none other than the incredible Emilly Prado!  Emilly made her radio debut a few years back with our own Megan Hattie when they hosted an advice and music show together on Portland's XRAY FM called "Is Butter A Carb?"We discuss how Mean Girls holds up years later, and remember with horror Britney's awful treatment by the relentless paparazzi and the media at large. Has teen cinema gotten any better since the aughts? Are the tabloids less gross now? Is Never Been Kissed more problematic than Mean Girls? Will this be the last time Megan brings up her love for Tim Meadows? What advice did Rob ask Megan and Emilly for back in their radio days? Listen for all of this and more! About Emilly:Emilly Giselle Prado is a writer, DJ, and educator living in Portland, Oregon with roots in the San Francisco Bay Area and Michoacán, Mexico. As an award-winning multimedia journalist, Emilly spent half a decade independently reporting on a wide range of topics, most often centered on amplifying the voices and experiences of people from historically marginalized communities. Her writing and photographs have been published hundreds of times, appearing in 30 publications including NPR, Marie Claire, Bitch Media, Eater, Oxygen, The Oregonian, Portland Monthly, The Stranger, Remezcla, and Travel Oregon.Emilly is the author of youth non-fiction title Examining Assimilation (Enslow, 2019) and the forthcoming essay collection, Funeral for Flaca (Future Tense Books, July 2021). She is a Blackburn Fellow and MFA candidate at Randolph College, a Tin House and Las Dos Brujas Workshop alumna amongst others, co-founder of Portland in Color, and the Director of Youth Programs at Literary Arts. Emilly also moonlights as DJ Mami Miami with Noche Libre, the Latinx DJ collective she co-founded in 2017. Learn more at www.emillyprado.com and find her on social media @emillygprado.Pre-order Emilly's forthcoming debut essay collection Funeral for Flaca here! Funeral for Flaca is an exploration of things lost and found—love, identity, family—and the traumas that transcend bodies, borders, cultures, and generations.For those in the Portland, OR area, come to Emilly's official in-person book launch party on July 8th!If you aren't in PDX, check out the official online launch party via Zoom hosted by Literary Arts! Follow Emilly on social media for updates. "Is Butter A Carb?" theme song by Emilly Prado."I-5 Cinemabound" theme song by Megan Hattie.Follow I-5 Cinemabound on Twitter & Instagram and please rate and review us on Apple podcasts!

Emilly Luísa Rosa da Silva, 10 anos, Brasil; Luís Otávio Mbumba Guilherme Miguel, 10 anos, Angola; Lourdes Malonda Cungi Panzo, 9 anos, Angola; toda a turma(AE Eng. Fernando Pinto de Oliveira, Leça da Palmeira)

Emilly's grief journey started six years ago when her Dad had a stroke and brain aneurism in July 2014. Similar to most people who experience grief, it was the result of losing a loved one but the punch line here is... he is still alive. Emilly is grateful everyday that her father survived his accident, but the parts that made him "him" did not. Her Dad is now mentally and physically disabled; battling everyday with PTSD, dementia, depression and chronic anxiety. Disassociated from reality. For her family, Emilly's father died in July 2014 but he also is alive. The very definition of grief is "intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death." Emilly's unique situation has found herself & her family challenging the idea of death entirely and the societal perception of it. In this conversation we chat about: - Disenfranchised grief and how it impacts you - Grieving a person who is still here - Gaining a new perspective - Not letting it define you - Mental disabilities - Framing pain with humour and so much more! If you, or anyone you care for is in need of support, please reach out to your local support line or if you are in Australia, you can contact Griefline by phone on 1300 845745 who are available from midday to 3am everyday. Want to connect or know someone who would like to share their story? Please reach out! @katrinalpweller / hello@katrinapreislerweller.com Guest: @emillybarrow To keep up to date with all the new episodes, please make sure you like, share and subscribe!

If somebody had generated over $80 mil in revenue with e-mail for their clients.Would you listen to them?Of course you would.That’s why if you’ve got an e-mail list but need help finding the hidden revenue…Then you need to listen to today's episode.My guest today is Emily McGuire. She’s the founder and Chief Email Marketer for Flourish & Grit - An E-mail marketing and Automation Studio.Put simply, she’s a gun at sucking the money out of your e-mail campaigns.And I learned a tonne.Here’s what we spoke about:**How to maintain clarity and avoid confusion when people miss an e-mail in your story sequence. It’s a complete disconnect when you throw people into a story without context, this fixes that.**Always start with the pain. You’ll discover how to twist the knife (with empathy) to get a response from your list.**The best way to take people on your list... from pain to pleasure. This method is perfect for people who want your product but are crippled with imposter syndrome and won’t take action.If you’ve struggled to get people to convert once they land inside your list…You’re gonna wanna listen to today’s episode.________________________________________________________Wanna get in touch with Emily?emily@flourishgrit.comhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/mcguireemily/To grab Emilly’s free resource: How To Boost Your Email Open Rates ASAPhttps://www.flourishgrit.com/landing/free-checklist-boost-your-email-open-rates-gen/

Eita! Eita! Eita! Que episódio foi esse, sem palavras para resumir tudo que Deus falou através da Emy, mas posso dizer abram seus corações e estejam com ouvidos bem ligados para ouvir coisas incríveis e sentir experiências memoráveis!! Bem vindos a segunda temporada,Babys Quebra Gelo

Fala, galera! Como estamos? Nessa edição do #OpenMat, entrevistei Emilly Alves Vasconcelos, recém graduada a faixa preta por André Galvão. Gosto da história da Emilly porque apesar de nunca ter vivido do jiu-jitsu antes, ela sempre se destacou nas competições nas faixas coloridas, mas chegou um momento da vida em que ela precisou optar entre continuar sendo engenheira e ganhando um salário confortável, ou se mudar para os Estados Unidos e viver 100% de jiu-jitsu - além de ter mudado de equipe. Ela treinou da faixa branca a marrom com o Casquinha, na Alliance da Mooca. Além disso, ela conta muito sobre a vida dela em SP x San Diego, fala sobre a Naná (af, vou chorar) e muito mais. Foi um papo legal demais! Para assistir no YouTube: https://youtu.be/Tk-GvCqisWw

Familiares das meninas Emilly Victória, de 4 anos e Rebecca Beatriz, de 7, vítimas de bala perdida no Rio de Janeiro, pedem justiça e a elucidação dos fatos. Eles se reuniram com a deputada Renata Souza (PSOL), presidente da Comissão de Direitos Humanos da Assembleia Legislativa do Rio de Janeiro que afirma que irá acionar a ONU pela morte das primas.

Delegacia de Homicídios da Baixada Fluminense apreendeu cinco pistolas e cinco fuzis dos PMs para perícia.

Emma, Natasha, and Emilly watch Knives Out and talk about plot twists and behind the scenes facts that people may not know about the movie. Make sure to follow the twitch channel at twitch.tv/YourVoicePodcast so you don't miss out on our Movie Watch Parties! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/yourvoicepodcast/message

A gurizada aproveitou que era sexta feira 13 e contou umas histórias de dar arrepau no pio, será que o Marcão foi ate o fim desse ep ??

Is there any need for occupational therapy in this scenario? AS Emily Carter finishes her song, the only thing that's noticeable about her singing is that it's very, very good. It's only after the music stops that Emilly's tics become apparent. Sniffing, coughing and touching her nose, Emilly has Tourette's syndrome.

Nossa convidada de hoje é a jovem Emilly! Fala para nós, Emilly! Queremos te ouvir! E esperamos contar com sua participação em outros momentos. Paz e bem!

Hello everybody! Neste episódio vocês aprenderão sobre países e nacionalidades. Este episódio tem a participação de uma aluna: Emilly. Espero que gostem.

Ross não sabe qual o futuro do seu casamento depois que ele confunde o nome de Emilly com Rachel no altar; os amigos estão prontos para voltar para NY e o clima entre Monica e Chandler é quente...

Nesse episódio #05 do podcast, convidamos dois estudantes do IFES, a Emilly e o Matheus, para conversarmos sobre a EaD e o movimento IfesContraEaD. E acabamos pulando para Elon Musk e os satélites da StarLink. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In this week's episode, Sam and Courtney talk to Emilly Hadrill of Emilly Hadrill Hair & Extensions on how to build a premium brand.To keep up to date with us:@spinandco@_sammangan@courtneymanganThis podcast is part of The Spin Studio network.

Reflexão sobre a luta histórica do 08 de Março --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/daniela-alexandre/message

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Episode 127 is here and this week Cultivating Positivity Founder Emilly Sonsie is sharing her knowledge and wisdom to help all of us bring more positivity, self love and nurturing into our lives. Emilly has been on the show twice before to share her plant-based health transformation journey and to talk about raising her son Hunter vegan but this week, she is back and focused on her area of expertise: Positive Psychology and she sure brings us some GOLD in this interview with so many simple, yet powerful strategies that anyone can employ to get great benefits to their mindset and to drastically improve their quality of life. If you've been in a bit of a funk recently, or know someone who is, this episode is well worth a listen. You never know, you might start to feel better before you finish the episode! :-)

Emilly (@odrowner) has returned to talk about how in Syfy's The Magicians, lycanthropy is literally sexually transmitted! F*cked up, isn't it?

Emilly Fidelix é uma professora empolgada e estudiosa, que acredita que a educação pode ser divertida e transformadora. Ela se interessa muito por aprendizagem significativa e metodologias ativas de aprendizagem e está diariamente falando sobre isso e vários outros assuntos no perfil @seligaprof

Marcus Saints bate um papo com Emilly Vieira Scarpati. Jovem empreendedora, ela vem se destacando no ramo da maquiagem, mercado de grande sucesso no Brasil e que arrecada bilhões de reais todos os anos.

Alexandre, Camile, Emilly, Grazielle e Maria Clara, do 8º ano B, falam sobre os malefícios trazidos pelo uso do narguile.

In this episode, Emily Hall, a public school psychologist, breaks down the school psychologists' roll in advocating for their students, as well as providing tips and tools for students to use both at home and in school. As a member of a larger support team, Emilly understands the importance of advocating for her emotionally charged students and their families, to help each student reach their fullest potential. Emily Hall is a Licensed Specialist in School Psychology credentialed by the Texas State Board of Examiners of Psychologists. She earned her Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Sam Houston State University. She earned her Specialist in School Psychology degree from Central Texas A&M University. She is currently practicing school psychology in a public school district. She selects and administers assessments and observations to evaluate the intellectual, emotional, and behavioral functioning of students referred for special education services. She develops psychological evaluation reports and behavior management plans. She participates in the Admission, Review, and Dismissal (ARD) committee to assist with appropriate placement and development of Individual Education Plans (IEP) for students. Mrs. Hall supports specialized campus programs to foster the development and education of children with disabilities. She consults with teachers and relevant staff concerning the educational needs of students, interpretation of assessment data, and implementation of behavior intervention plans in managing disruptive students. She presents staff development training to enable school personnel to identify and work more effectively with students with emotional, social, and behavioral needs. She is trained in The Zones of Regulation, a curriculum designed to foster self-regulation and emotional control. She is certified by the Crisis Prevention Institute in Nonviolent Crisis Intervention. Mrs. Hall has completed the clinical training program for the Autism Diagnostic Observation Schedule, Second Edition. She is a frequent speaker and supporter at a local Autism parent support group. Mrs. Hall is a proud twin mom and a wife to an educator. Mrs. Hall is committed to identifying, supporting, and advocating for individuals with special needs. She is passionate about mental health awareness. Guest Social Media links Instagram - @schoolpsych_inthewild   Hi, I’m Ashleigh Tolliver, and this podcast is a road map to Parenting That Kid. As a mother to a highly sensitive little boy, I know what it means to parent a child who does not fit into the ‘box’ modern society has put children into. My mission is to help other parents of “that kid”  feel less alone, more confident and more equipped by asking the tough questions to the professionals, gathering tools and resources and connecting with other moms who are wrestling with the same struggles. If recording my journey as I seek a clear starting point, community and effort to normalize a life with a highly emotional, sometimes out of control child, supports at least one parent, then my time is not wasted. And if it doesn’t well, there’s documented proof that moms deserve a glass of wine. Cheers Thanks for listening! It means so much to us that you listened to our podcast! If you would like to continue the conversation with us, head on over to https://www.parentingthatkid.com/. If you know somebody who would benefit from this message, or would be an awesome addition to our community, please share it using the social media buttons on this page.  Do you have some feedback or questions about this episode? Leave a note in the comment section below! Subscribe to the podcast If you would like to get automatic updates of new podcast episodes, you can subscribe on the podcast app on your mobile device.  Leave us a review We appreciate every bit of feedback to make this a value adding part of your day. Ratings and reviews from our listeners not only help us improve, but also help others find us in their podcast app. If you have a minute, an honest review on iTunes goes a long way! Thank You!! 

Episode 111 is here and this week is part 1 of a 2 part series on raising plant-based (vegan) kids! This week we have Emilly Sonsie on the show and we are answering all of the burning questions most people are dying to ask vegan parents! We asked you what you wanted to know and in this episode, we're doing our best to answer the questions non-vegans and NEW vegans have about raising vegan children. If we missed your question, comment with your question in the show notes or message me and I'll do my best to cover it in an upcoming episode. Hope you enjoy listening to Emilly and I talk vegan parenting. See you next episode. x

For our Labor Day weekend episode I talked with Chicago comic Deanna Ortiz about her Nuvaring, leaving a tampon in for a couple days, and getting a colon cleanse from a woman she found on Yelp. Deanna is a cast member at the Lincoln Lodge and hosts Crushes with Deanna Ortiz, available wherever you find your podcasts. Follow her here: www.deannaortiz.com Our live story is from Emily Schaefer. Emily told the story of reconnecting with her high school crush as an adult for some second day period sex. Emilly will be performing at the Beast Village Comedy Festival in Des Moines this fall. Find her on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/notamustardfan The Ladylike Podcast is produced by Gena Gephart: https://www.instagram.com/genagephart Theme song is Type of Wound by Natalie Grace Alford: https://nataliegracealford1.bandcamp.com Follow Ladylike: https://www.facebook.com/ladylikechicago https://www.instagram.com/ladylikechicago https://twitter.com/ladylikechicago Contact us: ladylikechicago@gmail.com

As much as we may try, we can never leave our younger selves in the dust. This week, three writers mine from their own childhoods to create some powerful storytelling.

How can writers better translate their work for varied genres and audiences? How are Black and Brown artists challenging the presumed whiteness of particular cities and spaces? What kind of world would be possible if everyone had the time and resources to pursue creative projects? In episode 94 of the Imagine Otherwise podcast, host Cathy Hannabach interviews journalist and educator Emilly Prado about the complicated politics of assimilation, how to shift your voice when writing across genres and formats, the ways Latinx DJs are cultivating new music spaces, and why documenting the vibrant Black and Brown arts and activist scenes in Portland is how Emilly imagines otherwise. TRANSCRIPT & SHOW NOTES: https://ideasonfire.net/94-emilly-prado/

Ten Democratic candidates have held events for the fast-growing Asian-American and Pacific Islander community in Nevada.

Today’s guest built a million-dollar business by the age of 24. On top of that, she’s a mother of two and manages 30 members of her staff. Talk about a full plate!   Emily Hirsh is the founder of Hirsh Marketing. She started out working for herself as a virtual assistant and learning the ropes of digital marketing while she learned it herself. Shortly thereafter, she dove into the depths of Facebook ads and quickly became the leading marketer in the online entrepreneur and influencer space.   In building her business to 3+ million in revenue, Emilly quickly grew a team of the best. In just four years, she has gained the titles of a virtual assistant, entrepreneur, mother, CEO, and manager of 30+ employees.   Tune into this episode to hear:   Emily’s juiciest and most actionable tips on leveraging Facebook Ads to scale your business. How Emily has grown from self-employed to a leader of 30. How to manage entrepreneurship and a drive with motherhood.

Episode 83 is with Emilly Sonsie who shares her journey through disordered eating, Irritable Bowel Syndrome and Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome with the help of a low fat, whole food, plant-based diet. I hope you enjoy this episode and please feel free to share it with your family and friends on social media who might benefit from hearing Emilly's story.

O Big Brother é um jogo, e como todo jogo, tem torcida.  As torcidas, por serem massa, acabam sendo levadas por uma ignorância e uma tribalidade agressivas. É não só comum como esperado que torcidas se odeiem, e se agridam.  Mas o que interessa ao Philo não é a massa informe, que funciona à base de comportamento White Walker, seguindo a líderes que mais se parecem coronéis nas guerras de reality show. O que interessa é o afeto puro, em nível individual.  O que move o afeto por um jogador de Big Brother?  Para tentar entender esse fenômeno atual, convidei o príncipe dos filósofos, Baruch de Spinoza, para me acompanhar numa visita a uma pessoa muito especial: Vitória.   Acompanhem nossa visita, e descubram comigo e com Baruch como o afeto PODE se dar sem vir acompanhado do afeto negativo contrário. Ouçam como uma pessoa pode ser uma grande torcedora, mas sem ser uma pessoa agressiva e monstruosa.  Saibam das dificuldades emocionais que envolvem se expressar com afeto por uma jogadora. E mais... vocês ouvirão algo que possivelmente mudará como vocês enxergam Emilly e Maylla, grandes ''vilãs'' para algumas pessoas.  Tudo isso no Philo Phala episódio 3.   Infelizmente não tive como preparar um acompanhamento em texto para esse aúdio.  Desculpem-me, followers surdos. :(   -------------------- Bibliografia consultada: BRUNO, Giuliana. Atlas of E-motion: journeys in art, architecture and film. ISBN 9781786633224 SPINOZA, Benedictus de.  Ética. Belo Horizonte: Autêntica Editora, 2007.  ISBN 9788575262498 -------------------- Créditos do episódio: imagem:  frame do episódio do BBB19, 9 de fev., fair use cc Rede Globo.   áudio:  cdk - Sunday by Analog By Nature (c) copyright 2016 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution (3.0) license. http://dig.ccmixter.org/files/cdk/53755 Carosone - The Gigolo Song (cdk Remix) by Analog By Nature (c) copyright 2015 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution Noncommercial (3.0) license. http://dig.ccmixter.org/files/cdk/52193 Ft: Carosone Intergalactic Bliss (Trance Mix) by KCentric (c) copyright 2014 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution Noncommercial (3.0) license. http://dig.ccmixter.org/files/kcentric/48165 Sistatrix by Skill_Borrower (c) copyright 2013 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution Noncommercial (3.0) license. http://dig.ccmixter.org/files/Skill_Borrower/41694 Ft: doxent, Jeris, Robbero, theod, hansatom, rastilo

Some hearty chin-wagging was done here. It involved Netflix, movies, podcasts, writing, and Jools Holland. The lovely folks that I speak to are: Callum: -- https://correctnycmovieguide.wordpress.com/ -- | -- https://www.twitter.com/callumjaysmith -- Morten: -- http://hoxtonradio.com/presenter/hoxton-movies/ -- | -- https://www.twitter.com/MortenWright -- Chay: -- https://worldofchaycollins.wordpress.com/ -- | -- https://www.twitter.com/chaycollinsyes -- Jim: -- https://piccadillydetectives.com -- | -- https://www.twitter.com/JamesBWoodall -- Emilly: -- https://www.instagram.com/callyourmompod -- | -- callyourmomofficial@gmail.com -- Andy: Oscars February 2019 Thanks for listening. Please consider donating to my Patreon page - https://www.patreon.com/saddestnightout - to help me build what SADDESTNIGHTOUT can become. All I'm asking for is £1 a month. You can find me in the usual places: Twitter: -- https://www.twitter.com/saddestnightout -- Instagram: -- https://www.instagram.com/saddestnightout -- Email: -- saddestnightout@gmail.com -- Patreon: -- https://patreon.com/saddestnightout -- iTunes: -- https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/saddestnightout/id1361554117?mt=2 -- TuneIn: -- https://tunein.com/podcasts/Music-Podcasts/SADDESTNIGHTOUT-p1118077/ -- Stitcher: -- https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/saddestnightout -- Soundcloud: -- https://www.soundcloud.com/saddestnightout -- Take Care.

Unpick is a podcast about clothing, culture, and how each affects the other. Each week, costume designer Sarah McClintock brings on a different guest to talk about who they are, and what they like to wear.This week, please welcome Sally and Emilly from Everybody Hates Rand, a Wheel of Time discussion podcast, while we talk about our cartoon outfits, the Assassin's Creed movie ft Michael Fassbender, and I discover that Mormons are real.

Esta semana, o ONDEM atravessa a fronteira e desembarca em Luque e San Lorenzo, na região metropolitana de Assunção, capital do Paraguai, para entrevistar a Mari Bocorny. Ela fez um intercâmbio de três meses pela AIESEC no país vizinho, onde trabalhou com marketing em uma ONG, e contou sobre como é viver lá, desfazendo e confirmando estereótipos e comprando briga com quem é fã de pão de queijo. Antes da entrevista, ouça alguns recados, dica de livro, com a Camila Navarro, do blog Viaggiando, e uma dica de filme. Apresentação e entrevista: Filipe Teixeira Convidada: Mari Bocorny Edição: Kaio Anderson Arte da vitrine: Brão Barbosa e Mateus Teixeira Feed: http://onomedissoemundo.com/feed/podcast/ Streaming: Spotify — Booking — Reserve seu hotel pelo Booking.com. — Links — Apoia.se do ONDEM Loja do ONDEM Grupo do ONDEM no Facebook Telegram do ONDEM Mapa do ONDEM Página do ONDEM no Libsyn Viva Viena Mónica Bustos Los Buscadores, de Juan Carlos Maneglia Tana Schembori ONDEM #41 - AIESEC ONDEM #9.1 e #9.2 - Ana na Argentina, no Uruguai e no Paraguai ONDEM #8 - Emilly em Cuba ONDEM #61 - Marco no Paraguai Você pode entrar em contato com a gente pelo Facebook, Instagram e Twitter. Para não perder nenhum episódio, assine o podcast no iTunes, no seu agregador de podcast preferido ou no Spotify. Para apoiar o ONDEM, acesse apoia.se/ondem e contribua com nosso projeto.

Can culinary podcasts change the way society sees food? We think so, and so does Juan Ramirez, producer of the excellent "Racist Sandwich" podcast. Next, we discuss the ways in which different cultures discuss body image.

We are excited to kick off season two of our podcast! In part one, Soleil and Zahir talk about missing Taco Bell and gush about our roller coaster ride of a Kickstarter campaign. In part two, guest interviewer Emilly Prado interviews Carmen Maria Machado, the National Book Award-nominated author of the short story collection, Her Body and Other Parties. Carmen and Emilly discuss body image, policing food, villainesses, and pickles. Tune in to hear more! Produced by Juan Ramirez and Stephanie Kuo. Music by AF the Naysayer and Blue Dot Sessions.

Emilly is a Chicana writer, library assistant, photographer, and zinester who shares the details of establishing a career, community and a semi-permanent home in PDX. She also performs a reading from her zine Con Las Dos Manos/With Both Hands.

No episódio #102 do BJCast, observamos como a Bíblia providencia 3 Ps para lidar com situações difíceis. Também analisamos as notícias de José Mayer e do BBB Marcos em sua maneira de exercer a masculinidade. E falamos brevemente sobre a ira. Notícias: José Mayer é acusado de assédio por figurinista: http://istoe.com.br/jose-mayer-e-acusado-de-assedio-por-figurinista/ José Mayer volta atrás e assume: "errei no que fiz" - http://istoe.com.br/jose-mayer-volta-atras-e-assume-errei-no-que-fiz/ Ex-BBB Marcos depõe sobre acusação de agressão contra Emilly: http://extra.globo.com/tv-e-lazer/bbb/ex-bbb-marcos-depoe-sobre-acusacao-de-agressao-contra-emilly-21197934.html Livros: A Vida na sarjeta: http://www.erealizacoes.com.br/produto/a-vida-na-sarjeta---o-circulo-vicioso-da-miseria-moral Sociedade sem pecado: https://www.editoraculturacrista.com.br/loja/livro/sociedade-sem-pecado-2083 The cry of the soul: https://www.amazon.com/Cry-Soul-Emotions-Deepest-Questions/dp/1576831809

EP 22: Feminism and Justice for All     Let’s listen to Hatch Innovation’s Director of Events & Culinary Happenings, Jess DeNoto chat with upcoming panelist Emilly Prado. Emilly is a writer who focuses on the intersection of feminist identity, race, class, gender and popular culture. Throughout this episode, Emilly covers authors and artists who’ve inspired her over the years, to current events and the recent articles she’s researched and written, and how our own identities and perceptions play a role in the content we view. Please join us and contribute your identity and perception to this ever-growing conversation.   Host Jess DeNoto, Hatch Innovation A native New York turned longtime Portland resident, Jess has been enjoying french presses at Hatch since its grand opening in January 2014, and currently serves as the director of ComCap Conferences, gatherings of community capital leaders from across the country. Outside of the Hatch realm, Jess is the Executive Director of Vegan Iron Chef, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organized based in Portland, OR, and is a co-founder of Vida Vegan Con (2009-2015), an award-winning international vegan lifestyle, blogging & social media conference.  She received a degree in Marketing Communication from Emerson College in Boston, MA, and spends her free time talking to her cats (Huxley & Zelda), obsessing over curry pastes, placing library holds, living car-free and cultivating a community garden plot with her wife. This episode marks Jess’ first appearance on the Hatch the Future podcast. You can find her online as @jdfunks on Instagram and @getsconed on Twitter. Guests Emilly Prado, Writer, Bitch Media Writer, photographer, and future librarian. A Chicana native of the San Francisco Bay Area, she has called Portland home since 2009. Her writing typically focuses on pop culture with an intersectional feminist lens in relation to race, class, and gender. She earned a B.A. in Child and Family Studies from Portland State University with cum laude honors, received a 2016 ALA Spectrum Scholarship, and is a current MLIS candidate at San Jose State University. Her work has appeared in Bitch Media, the Portland Mercury, Feministing, Ms. Magazine, and Travel Portland. When not writing, working, or schooling, she makes zines, sells homemade pinback buttons, and travels as much as possible. You can see her work at www.emillyprado.com In this episode you’ll hear about An exploration of Intersectional Feminism Recognizing the social responsibility of diversifying both professional and personal environments How the editing process can change the original intent Examination of identity and gender in contemporary politics and popular culture Referenced Resources: Emilly’s website Bitch Media Bell Hooks Institute   Referenced Articles: “How Media Coverage of Sexual Assault Victims in Portland Perpetuates Rape Culture” Medium.com September 21, 2016 “The Hunger Games’ Anti-Consumerism Message is No Match for Cover Girl” Bitch November 19, 2013   Referenced Inspiration + Voices: Amandla Stenberg Janet Mock St. Sucia Xicanisma Chimamanda Adichie Selena - The Film Remezcla Kat Blaque Black Girl Dangerous Nalgona Positivity Pride UW’s Women Who Rock Alice Bag’s Women in LA Punk