Podcast appearances and mentions of emily o brien

Shane and Alex chat about missing out on Thanksgiving, therapy, ways to make life more enjoyable, Lucy's mood chart, and things they're thankful for.   Danielle Fishel, known fondly for her role as Topanga on Boy Meets World, discusses the birth of her new son, the experience of being pregnant in a pandemic, hot takes on postpartum etiquette, the benefits of therapy, her iconic acting career, and the joys of her new work as an entrepreneur (Be Free) and director.   Emily O'Brien tells her riveting story of redemption, as she transformed from the girl-next-door, to an international drug mule, to a convict, and now to a business owner. She discusses the ease into which women enter and stay within toxic relationships, the importance of self-advocacy, and her work with others who are also looking to create better lives for themselves.   Listener questions are answered in the mailbag segment, hitting topics like the purpose of therapy, top Halloween TV shows and films, the Instagram outage, monthly budgets, and homework.   . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   This episode is proudly supported by:   The Dove Self Esteem Project is the worlds largest provider of self-esteem education. Dove has partnered with educators around the world to provide evidence-based printable resources to help young girls and boy's reach their full potential. You can find those at https://bit.ly/36FQxbd   Tru Earth - save 10% off of Tru Earth's powerful, and eco-friendly products (the laundry detergent strips & surface cleaner are our favourites!) by using the promo code THISFAMILYTREE10 when you visit https://www.tru.earth/?utm_source=SOCIAL&utm_medium=PODCAST&utm_campaign=INFLUENCER&utm_term=ThisFamilyTreePodcast    Hello Bello - for 30% off of your first plant-based diaper and wipes bundle, use promo code THISFAMILYTREE30 or click the following link: https://hellobello.ca/products/diaper-bundle?discount=thisfamilytree30&utm_source=familytree&utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=30off (Canadian listeners only).   Miku Smart Baby Monitor - visit www.mikucare.com and use promo code FAMILYTREE10 for 10% off the best smart monitor on the market!   Mini Mioche - use promo code THISFAMILYTREE15 at www.minimioche.com for 15% off of your ethically made, organic, and sustainable kids' apparel.   Bravado Designs - Use promo code THISFAMILYTREE20 for 20% off of what will become your favourite nursing bra at www.bravadodesigns.com, or try their new Everyday Collection (not nursing bras/no clips/for all womxn) at ca.bravadodesigns.com.   Seedlip - Go to www.seedlipdrinks.com or www.seedlipdrinks.ca, and use promo code THISFAMILYTREE10 for 10% off the world's first nonalcoholic spirit!

(SPOILERS) I begin by going over the finale for Katie's season and talk about episodes 4-6 of "FBoy Island" that were released today.  WARNING: Spoilers included.  Then Emily joins me (11:29) and we talk about the Delta variant, what it is and what we can expect, breakthrough cases, booster shots, what the data is showing, what can the unvaccinated expect, the vaccines and pregnancy, how school is dealing with this, what can we expect moving forward, and much more.   Music written by Jimmer Podrasky (B'Jingo Songs/Machia Music/Bug Music BMI)

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You have never seen or heard ANYTHING like Emily O'Brien. And BOY does she have a story to tell! After being sentenced to a four-year jail term stemming from her battle with addiction, Emily set out on the mission to get clean, transform herself, and make her time in jail as meaningful as possible. Emily O’Brien is an entrepreneur and the founder of Comeback Snacks—a specialty popcorn company that challenges the status quo. Having fostered an entrepreneurial career before her sentence, Emily birthed the idea for Comeback Snacks (formerly ‘Cons and Kernels’)—a popcorn brand that uses high-quality, health-conscious ingredients to create unique flavors inspired by the ones she found and curated in prison. Learn more about Emily on her social media platforms! Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/comebacksnacks/?hl=en Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/comebacksnacks Twitter: https://twitter.com/comebacksnacks

Happy International Women's Day! What better guest to have on other than Emily O'Brien! From being manipulated to smuggle drugs to turning her life around by starting her own business, Emily O'Brien's story will spark inspiration in just about anyone that comes across it. While still in incarceration, the idea for a business that combines “prison and purpose” struck her. And that's how Comeback Snacks was born. Emily's Comeback Snacks expands far beyond just gourmet popcorn, it is more so about second chances and equal opportunities. Comeback Snacks provides reintegration opportunities and second chances for people who have difficulty finding meaningful employment opportunities when they are released from prison. In this episode, we talk about Emily's journey from her arrest and her time incarcerated, through her entrepreneurial journey and success in developing her business. Emily sought every opportunity to grow and learn during her time incarcerated, and understands the opportunities isolation, freedom from social media, and time with yourself can provide. Tune in for her insights on isolation, coping during uncertainty and the anatomy of a comeback! And visit https://comebacksnacks.com/ to track down her delicious popcorn. Follow the @wellnowwhatpodcast. Follow @emz.obrien and @comebacksnacks Leave a review on Apple Podcast and let me know what you thought. :)

Vaccine hesitancy can have a negative impact on rollout. A striking example comes from long-term care facilities. Approximately 78 percent of residents received a vaccine. In contrast, only 37 percent of staff members agreed to be vaccinated. Reasons for refusal include: perceived rapidity of vaccine development inadequate information received about vaccine safety, side effects, and administration skepticism regarding the clinical trials and vaccine approval process HERO-TOGETHER is an opportunity for people working in health care to continue the fight against COVID-19. HERO-TOGETHER participants will receive learnings and study updates, and compensation for their time. Taking part is an easy way to help fight COVID-19 and learn how to keep our communities and families healthy and virus-free. Signup at heroesresearch.org/together (https://heroesresearch.org/together/?utm_source=kevinmd&utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=podcast-signup) Emily O’Brien is an epidemiologist, an associate professor in population health sciences at Duke University School of Medicine, and a faculty member of the Duke Clinical Research Institute. Emily is also the principal investigator of the HERO-TOGETHER study. Jessica Mega is co-founder and chief medical and scientific officer at Verily. Verily’s mission is to develop the infrastructure and solutions to harness the profusion of health information for good. Their data-driven solutions across research, care, and innovation aim to improve the well-being of our communities.

Emily O’Brien traces her soap roots, from Y&R’s Jana to DAYS’s Gwen with Soap Opera Digest’s Stephanie Sloane and Mara Levinsky. We also tease February’s hottest stories and talk about infidelity tales on soaps.

Join hosts Tony Moore, Justin Hareld, and Araceli Aviles as they recap episodes of Days of Our Lives from the week of January 18-22, 2021. This week on Dishin’ Days, we delve into the heaps of information unloaded by Charlie and Gwen, Chloe’s decision to protect Philip, and what the revolving door of CEOs at Dimera Enterprises means for the family. Special guest star Emily O’Brien (Gwen Rizczech) also joins us to celebrate how a year of her character’s machinations culminated in that big paternity reveal. Be sure to follow us on all social media platforms: Facebook: Dishin DaysInstagram: @dishindaysTwitter: _dishindays

Rocker Mike and Rob Presents: Writer and Director Diane and Brit Sellers from Dagon Troll World Chronicles Diane Vivian Sellers, writer of “Over the Hills and Far Away” and Manager/Director of Scoffer Studios Productions. About Diane: Diane Sellers is one of the founders of Scoffer Studios Productions, she brings her creative talents, marketing, and graphic design genius to everything she does at the studio. She started out her career as a graphic designer in Orlando Florida, she has also illustrated one children’s book and worked as a fine arts teacher at an illustrious private art school in St. Louis Missouri. Now with the creation of Scoffer Studios, she has found an outlet for her massive energy and imagination. One of her original projects Dagon Troll World Chronicles was co-written and co-directed by Diane Vivian Sellers and is set to be finished in 2021 and stars legendary actor Tim Curry. She is a woman who wears many caps, she also works as casting director as she has several UK and Hollywood contacts and friends in the movie industry. Film Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y4JdyKMt8So&t=3s Film Website: https://magnusgov.wixsite.com/home  here is a summary of the film and who stars in it:  On the troll world of Goth, Dagon, a professional murder for hire demon slayer, is the best that money can buy. He works for a sleazy syndicate crime boss named Kundilla. After accepting his final job, Dagon finds out he has just stolen the ambassador of earth’s daughter and has been hired to transport her to Kundilla, who will in turn give the child to the buyer, a depraved sinister corrupt official named Houngan, who intends to start a war with earth by killing and eating the human child. Dagon panics, and decides to go rogue, finding himself on the run from demons and gangsters alike, together with his two friends Jaqualin and Maxine, he must find a way to save the human child... We at Scoffer Studios have created something that has never been done before with an animated film. Dagon Troll World Chronicles is a slick, dark, elegant, artistic horror fantasy that is sure to thrill you. Dagon Troll World Chronicles features an all star cast including legendary actor Tim Curry from Rocky Horror Picture Show, It, and Home Alone 2, Bryce Papenbrook from Attack on Titan and Sword Art Online, Mark Silverman from Disney, Emily O’Brien award winning actress from The Young and The Restless, to name a few! Scoffer Studios Presents, Dagon Troll World Chronicles.... . . . . #model #actor #drama #radio #funny #tv #series #producer #movies #film #cinema #acting #movie #television #tvseries #lgbt #comedy #hollywood #show #fashion #photooftheday #photography #music #love #repost #art #actress #netflix #beautiful #actorslife Please follow us on Youtube,Facebook,Instagram,Twitter,Patreon and at www.gettinglumpedup.com https://linktr.ee/RobRossi Get your T-shirt at https://www.prowrestlingtees.com/gettinglumpedup And https://www.bonfire.com/store/getting-lumped-up/ Subscribe to the Youtube channel Hit the like button --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rob-rossi/support --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rob-rossi/support

I begin the podcast by discussing the weirdness of this "Bachelorette" season and my final thoughts on it.  Then Emily joins me (7:29) to discuss topics on COVID from her first appearance in April, what's changed in the science world since then, misconceptions about COVID, mask wearing, the vaccine, side effects, two shot process, how many need to get it for doctors to feel comfortable, what does the vaccine mean for mask wearing, when can we expect some sense of normalcy and MANY more questions people have regarding the vaccine. Music written by Jimmer Podrasky (B'Jingo Songs/Machia Music/Bug Music BMI)

Emily O’Brien is the founder of Comeback Snacks popcorn company. It all started when she went to prison. Before, Emily was an entrepreneur and social media professional, having created her own firm at a young age and enjoyed great success. Regrettably, addiction caused her to make some poor choices that culminated in a four-year jail term. As her sentence began, Emily made it her mission to transform herself, get clean, and make a positive difference during her term. “I didn’t know how I’d make a difference at the time,” says Emily, “but I knew I would find something I cared about that would benefit from a purpose-driven facelift.” Thus, Comeback Snacks (formerly known as Cons and Kernels)was born. Upon her release, Emily made a decision to start a popcorn company that used high quality, health-conscious ingredients to create unique flavours inspired by the ones she found in prison. A fun, self-deprecating brand that would also help remove the stigma around people who had prior convictions and provide newly-released offenders with the  chance at a fresh start through training, empowerment, and education. Put in your order and add "CE" after your last name and they will throw in a free surprise bag! Resources: Www.comebacksnacks.com @comebacksnacks (IG) @emz.obrien (IG)

In this Episode we hangout with the Founder of Comeback Snacks, Emily O'Brien. Her company's mission is to develop a wide range of fun and delicious snacks while at the same time making a difference in the lives of people trying to make a comeback - especially those who have made a mistake in the past. She has an Extremely Inspiring Story. She shares how she's gone through adversity to changing herself and making a difference. Listen and be inspired. B

Emily O'Brien is the Founder of Comeback Snacks, a gourmet popcorn company that she started in federal prison. Yes, you read that correctly. After getting mixed up with the wrong crowd and the wrong substances, Emily made a colossal mistake and was sentenced to 4 years in prison. She started her company with the goal of creating a social enterprise that could provide reintegration opportunities for other ex-offenders. As Emily shares her story, she reflects on the role community played in her journey before, during and after prison.  Episode Notes: https://www.createcommunitypod.com/episodes/emily-obrien

Just a couple of years ago, Hamilton, Ontario native Emily O'Brien spent 7 months in prison after being arrested at Pearson Airport for drug importation. Her story of how she got there and her journey since is truly captivating. But wait, popcorn? Find out how Emily grew a brand from prison, hiring other convicts as employees.   Her popcorn company is called Comeback Snacks but the company is only a fraction of her overall story or her mission in this world. Emily recently won a Women of Distinction award, as well as mentors, speaks at schools and through other organizations focusing on the success of women and girls and social justice efforts. As much as she is an extraordinary businesswoman, her advocacy and ability to educate are incredibly powerful. Can’t wait for you to hear her story.    Follow Emily on IG @emz.obrien and @ComebackSnacks or visit her website at www.iamemilyobrien.com   Dipsea is offering a 30 day free trial when you go to Dipseastories.com/papaya.   Produced by Dear Media.   

For this episode I interview Emily O'Brien, the Founder and Creative Director of Comeback Snacks - a gourmet popcorn company Emily started in federal prison.Comeback Snacks provides reintegration opportunities and second chances for people who have difficulty finding meaningful employment opportunities when they are released from prison. Today we talk about Emily's journey from her arrest and her time incarcerated, through her entrepreneurial journey and success in developing her business. Emily sought every opportunity to grow and learn during her time incarcerated, and understands the opportunities isolation, freedom from social media, and time with yourself can provide. Tune in for her insights on isolation, coping during uncertainty and the anatomy of a comeback! And visit https://comebacksnacks.com/ to track down her awesome popcorn!This interview was originally recorded on August 5th 2020 Get on the email list at bridgingthesocialdistance.substack.com

Emily O’Brien is the founder of Comeback Snacks, a gourmet popcorn company inspired by snacks she made while serving 10 months at Grand Valley Women’s Institution for smuggling drugs into Canada. Emily was released on parole at the end of 2018 and went on to pitch her business to Dragon’s Den and launch a YouTube series called Criminally Acclaimed. Stephanie talks to Emily about the realities of the judicial system, what lessons she learned, and what needs to change. We also discuss reintegration, resilience and entrepreneurship. Emily has an incredible story, prepare to learn and to be inspired. If you enjoy this interview, please: 1. Rate and review us! 2. Take a screenshot and share it on your social media channels! Comment at www.womendontdothat.com and join the conversation on Instagram @womendontdothat. We love your questions and feedback. Stuff mentioned in this episode: More about Comeback Snacks: https://comebacksnacks.com/ More about Emily: https://comebacksnacks.com/about Social media: Instagram: @comebacksnacks @emz.obrien Twitter: @comebacksnacks @emzobrien Book recommendation: Becoming Bulletproof: Protect Yourself, Read People, Influence Situations, and Live Fearlessly, by Evy Poumpouras Crucial Conversations: Tools for Talking When Stakes Are High, by Kerry Patterson, Joseph Grenny, et al. Don’t forget to connect with us during the week! Instagram and Twitter @WOMENdontDOthat www.womendontdothat.com Produced by Stephanie Mitton

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Punk Rock HR Episode 112: So, what does a Canadian millennial entrepreneur know about making a comeback? This week's guest, Emily O'Brien, founder of Comeback Snacks, is going to tell us. In today's episode, Emily opens up about her journey from a sales professional at a global corporation to an entrepreneur, to a convicted felon, and then back again to an entrepreneur. She is someone who is trying to give back, make amends, and help her community.    Many motivational professionals like to say the setback is a setup for the comeback. And often, it sounds over-sensationalized. But in the case of Emily's story, I think that's true. If you'd like to hear about a person who overcame their worst instincts and how they turned it around, I think you're going to love this conversation with Emily O'Brien.   In this episode you'll hear: Emily's story of graduating college with honors, starting her own business, and how things took a left turn when she got arrested. She shares openly about life after her arrest, being sentenced, and going to jail.  How prison forces you to be mindful in a weird, unfortunate way.  She started her popcorn business, Comeback Snacks, in prison. How Emily deals with the pressures of entrepreneurship.  Emily's perspective on how to grow as a leader and challenge yourself to do better. What Emily would like Executives and HR professionals to learn from her story.    Resources from this episode: Comeback Snacks Emily on LinkedIn Laurie on Instagram Laurie on LinkedIn Read more from Laurie Work with Laurie   *** EPISODE CREDITS: If you like this podcast and are thinking of creating your own, consider talking to my producer, Danny Ozment. He helps thought leaders, influencers, executives, HR professionals, recruiters, lawyers, realtors, bloggers, coaches, and authors create, launch, and produce podcasts that grow their business and impact the world. Find out more at https://emeraldcitypro.com 

“I launched a Company While Serving Time for Coke Smuggling” – Emily O’Brien I’m so inspired by our conversation with Emily O’Brien.  Emily is a keynote speaker, entrepreneur, consultant and convict.  Emily is an entrepreneur, who started her current business from prison.  She overcame far more than most entrepreneurs have to deal with, to start her business.  She is the founder of Comeback Snacks where the website proudly proclaims, “We broke the law, but we fix good snacks!” In this episode, Emily talks about why she went to prison, how her perspective on life changed during that time and how she started her business from prison. We talked about where she is with the business today, how it is scaling and what is next for her.  Her story is incredibly inspiring. Check it out! You can connect with Emily here: Emily’s personal website, Emily on Instagram, Comeback Snacks on Instagram, Emily on LinkedIn, Comeback Snacks Website,   HERE ARE SOME OF THE THINGS WE TALKED ABOUT: Emily experienced a very “normal” upbringing. Nothing spectacular to note, and in fact, she was a rather “good kid.”  She made great grades, did not get in trouble, and did all the right things.  Sure, she liked to have a good time, and party a bit, but nothing too outside of the lines.  In her early 20s she found herself starting to use drugs not just to “celebrate” a good time but to medicate the tough parts of life.  As her drug use increased, she found herself hanging out with, dating, spending time with people who were doing the same things. This led her to a situation where people she was with brought drugs back across the border.  They got caught, and she was sentenced to a 4-year prison sentence. While she was in prison, she wanted to create something good and make use of her time in a positive way. So, she started a popcorn business.  In the podcast we talked about how she came up with the idea, how she started the business and how she created momentum for the business ahead of her release. Emily shares about how she focused on what she did have access to, rather than what she did not have. Sure, in prison, her resources were extremely limited, but she had the ability to write letters, so she did.  She sent letters to journalists who had written about prison reform or crime in the area.  She also sent letters to authors, and podcast hosts who cared about entrepreneurship or prison reform.   These letters led to a lot of opportunity that we discussed in our conversation. She explains that entrepreneurship is all about risk and in prison you do not find a lot of people who are afraid of risk. Some entrepreneurs are on the wrong side of the law, taking the wrong risks, and end up in prison. That does not mean they were bad at being entrepreneurs, in fact, there are a lot of really successful entrepreneurs in prison who, if they applied their skills differently, could build phenomenally successful businesses.  We ended up agreeing that prison could be a funnel into the entrepreneurial ecosystem. Emily has been out of prison for just over a year now and is starting to scale her business. We talked about how she is making that happen and the challenges ahead for her as she navigates scaling the business.  Emily also talked about prison reform as well as second chance hiring and how she tries to primarily hire people who have spent time in prison. Connect with the Stigma Podcast in the following ways: Website, Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, Email Connect with host Stephen Hays here: Stephen Hays Personal Website, Twitter, LinkedIn, What If Ventures (Mental Health Venture Fund)  

Emily joins me to talk about her time on Ben Flajnik’s season, how it feels like forever ago, her memories from the season, where it went wrong with Courtney and what she should’ve done differently.  Then Emily and I spend the next hour talking about COVID-19, from it’s early threat, myths vs facts, diagnostic testing vs antibody testing, social distancing, effects on sports, what will the new normal be, when does she think we’ll ever get there, vaccines, a second wave hitting in the fall, and much, much more (19:05).  Music written by Jimmer Podrasky (B'Jingo Songs/Machia Music/Bug Music BMI)

Comeback Snacks all started when Emily O’Brien went to prison. Before, Emily was an entrepreneur and social media professional, having created her own firm at a young age and enjoyed great success. Regrettably, addiction caused her to make some poor choices that culminated in a four-year jail term. As her sentence began, Emily made it her mission to transform herself, get clean, and make a positive difference during her term. “I didn’t know how I’d make a difference at the time,” says Emily, “but I knew I would find something I cared about that would benefit from a purpose-driven facelift.”Thus, Comeback Snacks was born. Upon her release, Emily made a decision to start a popcorn company that used high quality, health-conscious ingredients to create unique flavours inspired by the ones she found in prison. A fun, self-deprecating brand that would also help remove the stigma around people who had prior convictions and provide newly-released offenders with the chance at a fresh start through training, empowerment, and education. Emily has been featured by various international media as well as dozens of podcasts.Her web TV series CRIMINALLY-ACCLAIMED has also been launched on YouTube. Learn more about Emily and Comeback Snacks by following her on Instagram at @comebacksnacks or by heading to the website at www.comebacksnacks.com

A return guest, Emily O'Brien has pivoted her Canadian business since the last show to be called ComebackSnacks.com. Her women-owned business hires ex-felons, is a social enterprise and she's working to get other businesses to change their social policies. In this particular pandemic, Emily's business is lucky in the fact they produce food so they have remained open. However, adjustments are being made, including free deliveries. Their stores are located with other grocery stores which has kept their doors open. All employees have been kept on payroll so far,. She credits her time in prison as teaching her to adapt with new and extreme situations. And house arrest made it a lot easier to deal with the current isolation and keeping busy. When she entered the prison system, Emily was privileged in the fact that she had family and resources. Once she realized how few people had any resources in the prison system and were essentially doomed, it spurred her to work for social justice. Oh, and let's not forget to mention she started her popcorn business in prison, found some amazing recipes, and started the business on the outside, growing to the enterprise it is now. Felony Inc Podcast with your hosts Dick Hennessy and Meg Thibodeaux We record the Felony Inc Podcast inside NedSpace in the Bigfoot Podcast Studio in beautiful downtown Portland. Audio engineer, mixer and podcast editor is Allon Beausoleil Show logo was designed by Carolyn Main Website was designed by Cameron Grimes Production assistant is Chelsea Lancaster Theme music "Free" written and recorded by Dave Dahl, all rights reserved, motherfuckers This weeks podcast brought to you in part by soap-on-a-rope, when you don't want to drop stuff Felony Inc Podcast supports City Central Concern at centralcityconcern.org 10% of gross revenue at Startup Radio Network goes to support women entrepreneurs in developing countries thru kiva.org/lender/markgrimes Listen to the Felony Inc Podcast live on-air every Friday at 10:00am pacific time on Startup Radio Network at startupradionetwork.com

In this podcast, Emily O'Brien, PhD, answers or questions about the objective measures of disease severity that affect quality of life among patients with idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis, how these findings impact clinical practice, and the knowledge gaps that still exist. More at: www.consultant360.com/pulmonology

Comeback Snacks all started when Emily O’Brien went to prison. Before, Emily was an entrepreneur and social media professional, having created her own firm at a young age and enjoyed great success. Regrettably, addiction caused her to make some poor choices that culminated in a four-year jail term.  As her sentence began, Emily made it her mission to transform herself, get clean, and make a positive difference during her term. “I didn’t know how I’d make a difference at the time,” says Emily, “but I knew I would find something I cared about that would benefit from a purpose-driven facelift.” Her  web TV series CRIMINALLY-ACCLAIMED has also been launched on YouTube. In this episode: Emily's story of resilience, self-discovery, perseverance and grit How Comeback Snacks was created, built and marketed while she was in prison How she's changing the story for people who have been or are currently incarcerated  How following the path meant for her is taking her business to the next level in 2020 Learn more about Emily and Comeback Snacks by following her on Instagram at www.instagram.com/comebacksnacks or by heading to the website at www.comebackSnacks.com CONNECT WITH ME https://www.instagram.com/simona.nicole/ https://www.instagram.com/happinesshappenspodcast/ https://www.facebook.com/simona.nicolee/ https://twitter.com/simona_cos www.simonanicole.com

Episode 27 introduces you to Sarah Kiani, a realtor in the greater Toronto area who runs the Kiani Homes Team with her brother and business partner. Sarah immigrated to Canada in her late teens and had to learn adulting at a young age to help provide for her family which helped share her mindset for success. She attended a Rich Dad seminar, decided to give real estate a try and hasn't looked back since! Sarah Kiani, myself, David Potter from Ep. 26, Mandyy Thomas from Ep. 24, Emily O'Brien from Ep. 23 and Liz Enriquez from Ep. 12 are teaming up to share our unique experiences in a personal finance book for Canadians which will release in the fall so feel free to check out any of their episodes to learn about their stories. You can follow Sarah at @sarahkiani_ or visit her website if youre looking for a home in the Burlington, Hamilton area https://www.kianihomes.com/ Her biggest investments: Self Education, Building Strong Relationships and of course, the Real Estate Business. This podcast is for anyone who wants more perspective in life or wants to become more self aware. My mission is to expand the culture of mindful, financially literate individuals who choose happiness over profits. I believe when you are truly happy and doing what you love, people will notice and the money will come regardless as there is so much abundance in this world. Imagine how great the world could be if everyone invested in themselves a bit more instead of wasting resources to impress people they don't even like? Be the change you want to see. Please Subscribe, Leave a Review, Leave a Rating and Share with anyone who may get some value out of it :) Find it on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Breaker, RadioPublic, and Google Podcasts or anchor.fm/highleyinvested @makemorecapital / @highleyinvested www.makemorecapital.com bit.ly/GrownMula Email or DM for Inquiries makemorecapital@gmail.com /highleyinvested@gmail.com Deuces, Jordan

Episode 23 features Emily O'Brien, the entrepreneur behind the company Comeback Snacks, formerly known as Cons and Kernels. She was running a successful digital marketing agency until her world got flipped upside now. Now shes on a mission to make a difference, break down barriers for those with a criminal record and provide delicious healthy popcorn and snacks to everybody. You can also find her at @emz.obrien on Instagram or @comebacksnacks and visit her website https://comebacksnacks.com/shop Her biggest investments: Networking and Showing Up, Becoming Healthy and Getting into Shape, Volunteer and Give Back This podcast is for anyone who wants some perspective on life. My mission is to create a world of mindful, financially literate individuals. Imagine how great the world could be if everyone invested in themselves a bit more instead of wasting resources to impress people they don't even like? Be the change you want to see and people will notice. You are likely going to live for a very long time so start planning that life you always wanted, your future self with thank you. Please Subscribe, Leave a Review, Leave a Rating and Share with anyone who may get some value out of it :) Find it on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Breaker, RadioPublic, and Google Podcasts or anchor.fm/highleyinvested @makemorecapital / @highleyinvested www.makemorecapital.com bit.ly/GrownMula Email or DM for Inquiries makemorecapital@gmail.com /highleyinvested@gmail.com Deuces, Jordan

Is the left wing pushing centrists away? National Tea Party Movement Co-Founder And Leader Michael Johns, Fouder Of ComeBackSnacks Emily O'Brien, CEO Promescent Jeff Abraham.

Emily O'Brien is a failed drug mule who's turned her life around / Dan Duran weather - he's also the co-host today / Dan his handy and Dan knows sound / Climate change / The Oscar nominations / Arrests in the Iranian air incident / Harry and Meghan are free.

On this episode we chat with Emily O'Brien (Former drug smuggler and now business person and inspiration to many) about second chances, what it is like to spend time in prison, deciding not to make a change you for the worse and how starting a business in prison is helping many ex-convicts readjust to their new life.  We Now Join The Program Already In Progress is an interview podcast with a catch. Just because the mic’s are hot doesn’t mean it will make it on the air. Our show starts cold when the host Saul Colt and the guest get into a nice groove. Sometimes that is immediately  and sometimes that can be 30 mins in. The result is you get an interesting conversation between Saul Colt and people he loves and admires without the awkward time at the beginning waiting for people to get comfortable. Reach out and say hi at www.joininprogress.com or @saulcolt on Twitter #joininprogress Our show is now supported by Audible. Grab your free download and 30 day free trial at www.audibletrial.com/saulcolt

An inspirational story involving narcotics, prison and popcorn begins the show. Emily O’Brien of Cons and Kernals tells a story that is ripe for film. Its a eye opening story that is an absolute must listen.Visit the Website: consandkernels.comJohn Thomson from Eatapedia.com joins Matt and Michelle to chat about cooking streak properly on grill. Do you butter a steak before you cook it? Do you finish it with butter? John fills us in. The various ways to cook steak are explored. What cuts of meat should you be using to grill steak? John talks hamburgers and the differences between cooking steaks and burgers.Visit the Website: www.eatapedia.comMichelle introduces Matt to iced coffee in an effort to sway his thoughts on the subject. She also lays bear traps for Matt to step in.The pair discuss Tom Cruise movies, specifically Cocktail and then they fight about Tom Cruise films.7 Eleven and coffee, do you correlate the two? Well their coffee is winning awards and Michelle and Matt dive into why.

Emily O'Brien was charged with importing drugs and later handed a four year prison sentence. After serving 10 months, she was released and started her own popcorn business, Cons and Kernels, a business that employs former inmates. Web: https://consandkernels.com/ Instagram: @consandkernels and @territuesday _____________________________________________________________ Video Episode: https://youtu.be/GTOgBjCWoGw Web: https://www.markhughescomedy.com Instagram: @markhughescomic Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/markhughescomic SubscribeStar: https://www.subscribestar.com/markhughescomic

Today we’re hearing the incredible story of Emily O’Brien, the founder of Cons & Kernels, a popcorn company dedicated to providing healthy and tasty popcorn and hiring people in the midst of reintegrating into society following a prison sentence. Emily’s life took an unexpected turn when her boyfriend at the

Emily is a former inmate at a federal prison. She was dragged into an illegal drug trade. Before that experience Emily was a very successful marketer downtown Toronto and used drugs recreationally as a form of celebration and to help in being the life of the party… like many people do today. Drug use became a coping mechanism for a family issue. She was then dragged into a one time, harmless, no chance of being caught smuggling trip to St. Lucia in the Caribbean. On the way back home while wearing a tailored drug smuggling dress she was caught by security. It was a downhill spiral after being told she was going to prison. Then one day in the midst of this storm Emily turned her life around. She read 82 books in prison. She decided to live a sober life. She decided to start a business with an impact beyond just incredible popcorn, Cons and Kernels. Cons and Kernels Website Emily on Instagram Send me an email! ben@heroicminds.live  

This weeks menu on Drinks on Us: An inspirational story involving narcotics, prison and popcorn begins the show. Emily O’Brien of Cons and Kernals tells a story that is ripe for film. Its a eye opening story that is an absolute must listen. Visit the Website: https://consandkernels.com John Thomson from Eatapedia.com joins Matt and Michelle to chat about cooking streak properly on grill. Do you butter a steak before you cook it? Do you finish it with butter? John fills us in. The various ways to cook steak are explored. What cuts of meat should you be using to grill steak? John talks hamburgers and the differences between cooking steaks and burgers. Visit the Website: https://www.eatapedia.com Michelle introduces Matt to iced coffee in an effort to sway his thoughts on the subject. She also lays bear traps for Matt to step in. The pair discuss Tom Cruise movies, specifically Cocktail and then they fight about Tom Cruise films. 7 Eleven and coffee, do you correlate the two? Well their coffee is winning awards and Michelle and Matt dive into why.

Talk about your bad love interests. Emily O'Brien went on a bad outing with guy she liked, supposedly a vacation where HE was going to bring back some drugs across the border, but not HER. Oh yeah. you can guess the ending of this story, but suffice it to say Emily had some time in prison to rethink her life. She had a great family for support and decided to honor them by turning things around. Her Canadian prison had an entrepreneurship course which she took and at a SuperBowl party, she noticed there was popcorn available, but no company was making flavored popcorn with a social impact. Cons N Kernels was born. She started the company in prison for people who were on parole and needing a job. Felony Inc Podcast with your hosts Dave Dahl and Ladd Justesen We record the Felony Inc Podcast inside NedSpace in the Bigfoot Podcast Studio in beautiful downtown Portland. Audio engineer, mixer and podcast editor is Allon Beausoleil Show logo was designed by Carolyn Main Website was designed by Cameron Grimes Production assistant is Chelsea Lancaster Theme music "Free" written and recorded by Dave Dahl, all rights reserved, motherfuckers This weeks podcast brought to you in part by soap-on-a-rope, when you don't want to drop stuff Felony Inc Podcast supports City Central Concern at centralcityconcern.org 10% of gross revenue at Startup Radio Network goes to support women entrepreneurs in developing countries thru kiva.org/lender/markgrimes Listen to the Felony Inc Podcast live on-air every Friday at 10:00am pacific time on Startup Radio Network at startupradionetwork.com

We’ve discussed the Edinburgh Shoreline Project before on the podcast. This weekend, volunteers from the Seafield Shoreline Group will be out planting saplings in the embankment from the Dog and Cat Home along towards King’s Road. The idea is to increase the diversity of plants in that part of the Prom which should, in turn, increase the diversity of wildlife in the area. At present, the Seafield section is the least popular part of Portobello Beach; and the aim of the Shoreline Group is to make that area more attractive. The coordinator of the Group is Emily O’Brien who explained what would take place this weekend of David Calder.https://edinburghshoreline.org.uk/

This episode we have a really special guest! Emily O'Brien, a young professional from Toronto, was arrested at Person airport in Toronto, fresh off a flight from St. Lucia, with 130,000 dollars worth of cocaine strapped to her body. Emily joins us to talk about her arrest, her journey through the justice system, her time in prison, and her new business work to help women reintegrate into society.You can read more about Emily's story in the Hamilton Spectator.And you can keep up-to-day with Emily's amazing story and her new business at Cons & Kernels and you can follow Emily on Instagram @territuesday.But as usual we bury the lead and start off with some sadness and talk about the death of the wonderful Paul Dewar. And then dive into the trial of Ottawa police officer Danial Montsion who is charge with manslaughter in the death of Abdirahman Abdi.

Emily O'Brien founded MONDO based on extensive research linking cannabis with anxiety relief. As an expert on the effects of microdosing, she has been featured in dozens of publications and presented to handfuls of groups throughout the country. To this day, MONDO has supported thousands of people who struggle actively with debilitating anxiety. Emily discovered that consuming cannabis in small doses can improve the quality of one's day (without reducing mental dexterity). Mondo powder is a welcome replacement for synthetic prescription anxiety medications such as that carry unpleasant side effects.  Mondo has a delicate taste and light consistency similar to triple sifted baking flour. The dust was created with the intention of being able to seamlessly mask itself into any food or drink. A perfect mix of balanced full body relaxation with a gentle cerebral invigoration, users will find that it is appropriate daytime medication. Mondo is a national cannabis company that produces handcrafted organic edibles for the patient and connoisseur. Mondo source's their ingredients from organic and sustainable producers, the packaging is 100% compostable, and the recipes provide a great taste while meeting vegan and gluten-free needs. As MONDO continuously expands to new states and markets, we strive to set the standards for consistency and quality in cannabis edibles production and environmental stewardship. Emily O'Brien joins us to talk about microdosing's potential benefits. Particularly, regarding anxiety reducing possible results. MondoMeds

Emily O'Brien founded MONDO based on extensive research linking cannabis with anxiety relief. As an expert on the effects of microdosing, she has been featured in dozens of publications and presented to handfuls of groups throughout the country. To this day, MONDO has supported thousands of people who struggle actively with debilitating anxiety. Emily discovered that consuming cannabis in small doses can improve the quality of one's day (without reducing mental dexterity). Mondo powder is a welcome replacement for synthetic prescription anxiety medications such as that carry unpleasant side effects.  Mondo has a delicate taste and light consistency similar to triple sifted baking flour. The dust was created with the intention of being able to seamlessly mask itself into any food or drink. A perfect mix of balanced full body relaxation with a gentle cerebral invigoration, users will find that it is appropriate daytime medication. Mondo is a national cannabis company that produces handcrafted organic edibles for the patient and connoisseur. Mondo source's their ingredients from organic and sustainable producers, the packaging is 100% compostable, and the recipes provide a great taste while meeting vegan and gluten-free needs. As MONDO continuously expands to new states and markets, we strive to set the standards for consistency and quality in cannabis edibles production and environmental stewardship. Emily O'Brien joins us to talk about microdosing's potential benefits. Particularly, regarding anxiety reducing possible results. MondoMeds  

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On today’s Daytime Confidential podcast Luke, Jillian, Regan and Melodie discuss the latest in All My Children, The Bold and the Beautiful, Days of Our Lives, General Hospital and The Young and the Restless storylines and news, including: It was a busy week of All My Children news. At the beginning of the week Deadline reported that All My Children could be in danger of cancellation, but by the end of the week actors were telling fans the rumors are not true. When a primetime series is in danger of being cancelled all the major entertainment bibles report the news, often inspiring fans to get motivated to try and help save their show. Why is there a double standard for discussing reports that a soap may be cancelled? We all know the genre is struggling, but can’t such reports help motivate soap fans to try and save their soap? Taylor tries to cause problems for Brooke and Ridge on The Bold and the Beautiful. Does Taylor need a home in Napa Valley, because she’s been doing a lot of whining lately? Katie isn’t happy with Bill. Steffy had better watch out. Will Days of Our Lives do a gay storyline? If they do, should DAYS pursue a Chad and Will pairing or should they explore another couple? Luke can’t believe he’s beginning to enjoy EJ and Taylor like Jamey and Jillian do. What does everyone think of Dario? The person responsible for baby Jake’s death has been revealed. Would there have been more long term storyline potential if it had been Carly instead of Luke who was responsible? Jillian and Melodie debate whether Robin or Lisa would take each other out in a fight. Find out whose Luke and Regan come down on. Tyler Christopher is leaving General Hospital as Nikolas Cassadine. Elizabeth Taylor, the original Helena Cassadine, passes away. One Life to Live is telling a ripped from the headlines bullying story. The show aired a suicide prevention PSA, which has Regan and Melodie worried about Shane’s fate. Luke loves David and Dorian together again, but wants it to last. Nora gets most of her memory back as Rex closes in on the identity of daddy Ford’s killer. The Young and the Restless’ Victor Newman takes Newman Enterprises public. How will this impact the lives of Genoa City’s leading citizens? Emily O’Brien is out as Jana. Jillian is enjoying the heat between Adam and Phyllis, but Luke refuses to give up his love Adam and Sharon.