Podcast appearances and mentions of Emily Smith

Coffee leaders in Oregon recently held a roundtable discussion with Democratic U.S. Rep. Suzanne Bonamici to discuss how changes at the federal level are affecting the industry, according to Daily Coffee News. Leaders in the Portland area say they’re concerned about how a 10% tariff could affect already high coffee prices. Additionally, countries that produce coffee including Kenya, Ethiopia and Honduras have been hit by USAID cuts. Programs that operated with USAID funding have been shut down overnight, affecting farmers and supply chains. Emily Smith is a relationship representative for Hacea Coffee. Darrin Daniel is a consultant for coffee roasters and retailers and has more than two decades of experience as a green coffee buyer. Cassy Gleason is the co-owner of Buckman Coffee Factory and Marigold Coffee. They join us with more on how Oregon’s coffee industry is tied to international relations and what federal policies mean at the state level.

Dr. Emily Smith, Assistant Professor in Emergency Medicine and Assistant Research Professor of Global Health at Duke University, explores the intersection of faith, science, and global health through the lens of the parable of the Good Samaritan. Dr. Smith reflects on her experience during the COVID-19 pandemic as the voice behind 'Friendly Neighbor Epidemiologist,' advocating for compassionate public health. Her presentation weaves data with a call to ethical action from a posture of solidarity and neighborly love rooted in both scientific and faith-based principles. This podcast aired in November, 2022.

Welcome to our first-ever, six-episode Summit Series. Here in this second episode, we host two operations leaders in one conversation:- Emily Smith, Chief Operating Officer for Wemert Group Realty- Gio Sanginesi, Agent Partner who's also served as VP of Growth for Pozek GroupThe Summit Series a new format that has an element of our Inside The Team series, but features multiple guests in each episode - with 10 total guests.In this conversation, Gio and Emily share with us the similar and different ways they work to keep their 30-agent and 60-agent teams (respectively) productive. Pod structure, tools and technology, transaction coordination - each shares what's powering their organizations in unique and specific ways.Watch or listen to this Summit Series episode for insights into:- The “pre-real-estate version” of themselves - from corporate leadership to resourceful entrepreneurship- What their role is and how they plug into the organization, including who they connect with daily, weekly, and as-needed- The two very distinct ways they run a pod structure and how it helps the agents and the organization- Other key similarities and differences in roles and structure of the team- Fundamental pieces of the technology that powers Wemert Group Realty and Pozek Group- Where they find transaction coordinators and how they hire and task themStill ahead: an end-to-end walkthrough of agent recruiting, onboarding, and retention with these two leaders, plus two conversations with four real estate agents, and another conversation with four team leaders! We recorded these episodes at The Creator House, a studio in Orlando created and run by our friends at Sweet Fish Media.Sign up for subscriber-only episodes and email-exclusive insights so you don't miss any of them: https://realestateteamos.com/subscribeFollow our Summit Series guests:- Emily Smith https://www.instagram.com/emily_t_smith/- Gio Sanginesi https://www.instagram.com/gio407realtor/Follow Real Estate Team OS:- https://www.realestateteamos.com- https://linktr.ee/realestateteamos- https://www.instagram.com/realestateteamos/

Piper speaks with top trainers, Ken & Emily Smith of Ashland Farms. Brought to you by Taylor, Harris Insurance Services.Host: Piper Klemm, publisher of The Plaid HorseGuests: Ken and Emily Smith are the owners and operators of Ashland Farms, based in Wellington, Florida, and Lexington, Kentucky. Both Ken and Emily grew up in the industry; Ken as the son of trainer John Smith in Upstate New York, and Emily as the daughter of equine veterinarian Scott Traphagen in South Florida. Ken and Emily worked for Howard Lewis at the Chagrin Valley Hunt Club before launching Ashland Farms in 1993. Now one of North America's top sales barns, Ashland Farms has produced many national title-claiming riders.Subscribe To: The Plaid Horse MagazineTitle Sponsor: Taylor, Harris Insurance ServicesSponsors: Purina, Foxhall Equine and Great American Insurance GroupJoin us at an upcoming Plaidcast LIVE!

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In this episode Peregrine Director, Dr Rebecca Sng, speaks with Emily Smith from Kids HQ in Orange, NSW. They discuss some of the tricky things that come up in the final stages of therapy. Together they offer some practical strategies for managing these common circumstances. This is the second last episode in the Speedbumps series. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We talk regularly about the role of tech, automation, and AI here on Real Estate Team OS.  The predominant vision: these tools make real estate agents more consistent and efficient. Among countless other visions: AI will relegate the agent to a glorified door opener. Here in this preview episode of our upcoming, six-episode Summit Series, you'll hear from 10 different real estate professionals on the role of AI and the role of real estate agents today and moving forward. You'll hear great use cases for ChatGPT.You'll hear the challenge of agent adoption.You'll hear about the limitations of augmented and virtual reality (AR and VR). You'll hear the potential for AI to replace aspects of the agent's role.Join Jenny Wemert, Emily Smith, and Tony Galarza of Wemert Group Realty; Ken Pozek, Gio Sanginesi, and Bree Tucker of Pozek Group; Renee Funk of The Funk Collection; Ben Laube of Ben Laube Homes; and Matt Anderson and Nick Nelson, solo agents in the eXp Realty community in Orlando.Watch this episode for insights into:Team Leaders- Using AI in a way that's people-based and machine-enhanced- Why sales agents will be replaced by AI in 5 years and how that improves customer experience- The trouble with AI-generated videos- The proper role of an expert real estate agent- An important caution for real estate agents using AI - and how to overcome itReal Estate Agents- How consumers choose agents- Specific tasks that AI helps agents with- How to get ChatGPT to know you betterOperations Leaders- A high-level view of AI within a real estate team- The challenge of comfort levels and adoption levels across agents and consumers alike- The importance of agent motivation, regardless of what tech is available- How a great agent provides perspective and context to bring all five senses together for consumers in a way that augmented reality and virtual reality (AR and VR) still can't- The role of content and the role of agents in helping consumers find community, not just propertyFollow our Summit Series participants:Jenny Wemert https://www.instagram.com/jennywemert/Renee Funk https://www.instagram.com/renee_funk/Ben Laube https://www.instagram.com/benlaube/Ken Pozek https://www.instagram.com/kenpozek/Tony Galarza https://www.instagram.com/tonygalarza_realtor/Matt Anderson https://www.instagram.com/matthewandersonproperties/Nick Nelson https://www.instagram.com/nicknelsonhome/Bree Tucker https://www.instagram.com/breeinorlando/Emily Smith https://www.instagram.com/emily_t_smith/Gio Sanginesi https://www.instagram.com/gio407realtor/Follow Real Estate Team OS:- https://www.realestateteamos.com- https://linktr.ee/realestateteamos- https://www.instagram.com/realestateteamos/

In this revealing second part of our conversation with Lappin180 and top commercial real estate advisor Emily Smith, we dive deep on one of the most damaging barriers to successful selling: - anxiety, and how detachment is a practical and proven way to reduce the thoughts that hold you back.  Emily shares the remarkable transformation that occurred when she stopped trying to control things that she couldn't, and started creating space for her clients to reach their own conclusions.  Whether you're struggling with work anxiety, feeling frustrated by stalled deals, or trying to build more authentic professional relationships, Emily's practical wisdom might help you find more fulfillment and success in your sales journey.   

After 12 successful years in commercial real estate, Emily Smith thought she had the perfect formula: be the most prepared, most knowledgeable person in every room. Then she started working w/ Lappin180. In this candid conversation, Emily reveals how she completely transformed her approach by letting go of the "expert" persona that had defined her career. She shares the humbling process of recognizing that her success had come despite her attachment and scarcity mindset, not because of it. Whether you're in sales, leadership, or any field where relationships matter, Emily's journey offers a refreshing alternative to traditional performance advice and a roadmap to more meaningful client engagements.  

Thanks to Emily Smith's bold leadership and inspiring mission, thousands of young girls are gaining the confidence to lead, speak up, and own their space—in business and in life.Emily is the Senior Vice President of Bespoke Commercial Real Estate and the founder of Female Strong (https://www.femalestrong.org), a fast-growing, nonprofit organization empowering girls through entrepreneurship, leadership development, and mentorship programs. In this episode of Owning Your Legacy, Emily shares how she's building a national movement to elevate the female economy—starting with girls as young as six.Welcome to Season 9 of Owning Your Legacy. Whether you're passionate about women in leadership, female entrepreneurship, nonprofit impact, or inclusive corporate culture; this conversation is packed with real stories, tangible advice, and a whole lot of inspiration.In this episode:

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Thank you to the Northlakes High School Entertainment crew: Blake King, Drew Perrot-Schryver, Luke Kitley, Courtney Appleby, Chloe Campbell, Crystal Collins, Brock Rhodes, Rachel Briggs, Jaime-Lee Chapman and Shelby French for helping us for the past two weeks in creating our newest podcast on Beauty Standards. Our team this week conducted interviews, helped with filming and editing, promoted the podcast on Instagram, assisted in the Harmony Day Event and so much more. We're very thankful for their contribution for the past two weeks. Thank you to Silas Pollard and Emily Smith for joining us on the podcast and giving us an amazing interview about their journey in the Youth Health and Wellbeing sector.For more information contact - mike.mccarthy@theskillengineer.com.auSKILLED CREATIVE Links:⁠⁠https://theskillengineer.com.au/skill...IG: @skilledcreativecc | @digivan.ccTikTok: @skilledcreativehttps://theskillengineer.com.au/digivanhttps://www.health.nsw.gov.au/https://www.youtube.com/@skilledcreative/videos

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Dr. Adam Ratner spoke about the resurgence of measles that he's seeing as a pediatrician and the future of children's health. He was interviewed by George Washington University Milken Institute School of Public Health professor Emily Smith. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dr. Adam Ratner spoke about the resurgence of measles that he's seeing as a pediatrician and the future of children's health. He was interviewed by George Washington University Milken Institute School of Public Health professor Emily Smith. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Admissions Directors Lunchcast recently launched an exclusive video podcast series - Lunchcast Live. Twice a month, Teege and Nathan will welcome a guest to discuss a hot topic on their mind. The interview will often be shared here, but the full conversation with the audience is available only to members of the Lunchcast community. If you would like to be added to the invitation list, email adlunchcast@gmail.com. For this Lunchcast Live, we are sharing a conversation from December, 2024, with Emily Smith, VP of Partner Success at CollegeVine. We discussed all things related to AI in admissions, ugly sweaters, and a few other tangents before we moved to the exclusive interactive conversation.

Emily Smith, founder of Yogaversity, talks with J about the former and current state of online yoga. They discuss her eight-year tenure as a producer for Yoga International and the transition from print to digital, first figuring out what a yoga class looks like online, Yogaglo and copyrighting camera angles,  portals and pay structures, subscription overload, YI being sold to Gaia, horizontal vs vertical growth, changing attention spans, set curriculum's and self-directed learning, process of developing courses, and the beauty of remaining forever curious.   To subscribe and support the show… GET PREMIUM.   Check out J's other podcast… J. BROWN YOGA THOUGHTS.    

The foreign aid freeze, destruction of USAID, and withdrawal from the World Health Organization have severely undermined America's ability to fight infectious diseases at home and abroad. With outbreaks of the deadly Marburg and Ebola viruses underway in East Africa and a fast-mutating bird flu spreading across the world, these moves by the Trump administration have left Americans highly vulnerable. I'm joined in today's live chat by Dr. Emily Smith, an epidemiologist at Duke University. She is a fellow Substacker who runs Friendly Neighbor Epidemiologist and is the author of the book The Science of the Good Samaritan: Thinking Bigger about Loving our Neighbors. We kick off with something of a global tour of concerning infectious diseases before having a wide-ranging conversation about how recent moves by the Trump administration have incapacitated our system of disease surveillance and pandemic defense. 

Today's conversation is deeply personal, and deeply important. I sit down with my dear friend Emily Smith to discuss her incredible journey with stage 4 metastatic breast cancer. Just months after her shocking diagnosis, Emily's cancer had already spread to her brain - a rare and aggressive progression that left her doctors uncertain of the path forward. But today, we talk about the courage and grace Emily carried in the midst of her fight. It will leave you in awe and eager to embrace each day with renewed purpose.Through it all, Emily has maintained an unwavering spirit of hope, positivity, and determination. Rather than letting the diagnosis consume her, she has focused on being present for her family, finding humor in the darkest moments, and using her experience to uplift and support others facing similar battles. She openly shares the emotional rollercoaster of her diagnosis, the invaluable support she's received, and the profound shift in her perspective on what truly matters in life. For anyone seeking inspiration, comfort, or a reminder that even in the face of unimaginable challenges, this story is a reminder that there is always reason to hope. This is about celebrating this remarkable woman and the beauty that can emerge from the darkest of circumstances.- - - - - - - - - - -Liz Durham Instagram | WebsiteSubscribe Apple Podcast | SpotifyBeing Different with Liz Durham is a Palm Tree Pod Co. production

The search cliff is changing the game for higher ed recruitment, making it harder to reach prospective students through traditional methods. Kevin Tyler, Jenny Petty, and Emily Smith explain what this means for colleges and universities—and how AI recruiters, authentic storytelling, and smarter marketing strategies can help institutions stay competitive. From the rise of adult learners to the impact of privacy laws, this conversation dives into the future of enrollment and what schools need to do now to adapt.

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Overdose deaths don't just affect other adults; the children are hurt too. Emily Smith-Greenaway, Dean's professor of sociology and professor of sociology and spatial sciences at the University of Southern California Dornsife, details this growing impact. Professor Smith-Greenaway's research areas include demography, health, mortality, bereavement, inequality, family, and international sociology. Her research examines how social […]

In this episode of 'The Other Way,' I'm interviewing Emily Smith, a licensed acupuncturist specialized in both traditional Chinese medicine and Japanese acupuncture. We delve into the differences between Japanese and Chinese acupuncture, the importance of energetic health, and how societal interactions impact our wellbeing. Emily shares her journey and insights into cultivating healthy energy, emotional work, and the interconnectedness of life, offering valuable perspectives on holistic wellness. We cover: Exploring Japanese acupuncture and how it differs from Traditional Chinese Medicine. Understanding energetic health, how it impacts well-being, and ways to cultivate and protect energy. Recognizing and managing "energy vampires" vs. "energy givers" in relationships and activities. Practical tips for processing energy through movement, connection, and setting boundaries, especially during the holiday season. Embracing a holistic perspective on health that integrates physiological, emotional, and energetic dimensions. About Emily (in her own words): Holistic Medicine caught my attention after I saw how Western Medicine generally provides one-size-fits-all treatments based on data for primarily white men. My relationship with my health and wellness has been fraught with confusion and misinformation. Many traditional cultures have medicinal wisdom for all stages of life, and Western Medicine has learned from this. Still, it doesn`t help us understand how we can assist our bodies in maintaining wellness. This is where I come in. I love helping people find their personal user`s manual. Our body always communicates with us, but in a language we haven`t learned or prefer not to listen to. Once we learn to listen and appreciate our bodies` signals, our minds can relax, and our bodies will become trusted allies and precious homes for peace, inspiration, and aliveness. This, I believe, is our birthright. Posture Matters—our bodies are finely tuned instruments. Misalignment and chronic postural compensations change our healthy, energetic flow. Additionally, energetic holding patterns from injury, developmental/ systemic social wounding, and environmental stress wreak havoc on our natural well-being. Breathing and movement are essential to wellness and pain free living. I help people enjoy our modern lifestyle by remembering innate wellness and resilience. To connect with Emily: https://emilysmithacupuncture.com/about/emily

It is easily the hottest topic of the year in college admissions - the appropriate and reasonable use of artificial intelligence in the world of college admissions. How and where can this new technology by used to help, create efficiencies, and improve the process? Emily Smith, Vice President of Partner Success at CollegeVine kicks the conversation off with a top-of-the-funnel discussion, including a delightful conversation with Sara, the AI Recruiter. Elizabeth Kirby, Director of Partnerships at PeopleGrove comes in to share her experience applying artificial intelligence and machine learning to the middle of the funnel.

From studying supply chain management to running operations for a team from 0 to 100 agents to becoming COO of a real estate team committed to per-agent productivity, Chelly Herren's seen, tried, learned, and achieved a lot - especially in the zones of real estate tech and real estate ops.And she's here to share it with you.- How to simplify your tech stack for more efficiency and less redundancy. - A disciplined approach to evaluating the true cost and true benefits of new technology.- Specific tactics to increase agent understanding, buy-in, and adoption. It's all here in one helpful and engaging conversation!Listen to this Techtember episode with Chelly Herren to learn:- 3 reasons people join team leaders (not just join teams)- Her path to COO of The Hyland Group, including helping build a team from 0 to 100 agents in a couple of years and a couple of markets- The profile and structure of a highly productive team, including a leader closing 100+ transactions per year- Her two-step process for evaluating the tech the team had in place and redesigning it to reduce redundancy and increase per-agent productivity- Transparency and efficiency gains from managing transactions inside Follow Up Boss- The most common tech theme, question, or problem she encounters (consolidation / simplification)- The 3 main questions she asks when evaluating whether, when, and how to add new tech to their operation- A caution and question to help you consider the full cost of new tech and weighing it against the benefits- Specific tactics for better agent buy-in and adoption of new tools and tech (including an SOP library and agent tools website)- How she keeps up with trends in real estate operations and technologyAt the end, learn about Swifties, Zonies, leftovers, designer purses and wallets, information saturation, and pilates vs beaches.Connect with Chelly Herren:- https://chellyherren.com/- https://www.prescottareaproperty.com/Guests mentioned in this episode:- Ep 016 with Emily Smith https://www.realestateteamos.com/episode/emily-smith-intrapreneur-entrepreneur-teamerage- Ep 023 Christy Belt Grossman https://www.realestateteamos.com/episode/operations-leadership-real-estate-assistant-coo-christy-belt-grossman-ops-boss- Ep 041 Justin Benson https://www.realestateteamos.com/episode/techtember-shaping-tech-to-your-way-of-doing-business-with-justin-benson- FUBCON Session with Jon Cheplak https://www.realestateteamos.com/episode/jon-cheplak-real-estate-teams-traditional-brokeragesConnect with Real Estate Team OS:- https://www.realestateteamos.com/subscribe- https://linktr.ee/realestateteamos- https://www.instagram.com/realestateteamos/

NYC-based luxury womenswear brand Lafayette 148 has earned a loyal, influential customer base in its 28-year history — many members of which turned out for the brand's spring 2025 collection presentation in NYC's Chelsea neighborhood on Monday. Among recognizable attendees viewing the elegant, art-inspired designs were actresses Beanie Feldstein, Rachel Brosnahan and Karen Pittman, among others. A designer at the company for 22 years, starting as a design assistant, Emily Smith is now Lafayette 148's creative director. As such, her work is largely fueling the brand's fandom. “It's women dressing women,” Smith said on the latest Glsosy Podcast. “We know the fuss of getting dressed in the morning and what you do and don't want to deal with. … And we want to dress our customer seven days a week.”  Also on the podcast, Smith discussed the importance of fashion week in today's fashion ecosystem, the secrets to navigating the “up and down” luxury market, and the perks of working for a “completely vertical” company. 

This week Karmen sits down with Emily and Jack to go behind the scenes on buying for A Line in Paris and New York and go all in on fall trends. Buyers as well as stylists, the duo travels to New York and Paris several times a year to select the best pieces for the store each season. They A Line buy is truly selected not only for quality and style but to match the needs of A Line clients.  This rigorous process includes navigating multiple showrooms across the city and disappointments like unexpected product eliminations by designers, but above all the team is committed to bringing exclusive and thoughtfully curated collections to the store. And just so you know, lace, chocolate brown, and sweater dresses are in this season!Connect with Emily:IG: @emily_alineboutiqueConnect with Jack:IG: @thesavoiedailyConnect with Karmen and A Line:aline-online.comIG: @alinestoriespodcast@alineboutique@karmenberentsenYouTube: A Line BoutiqueTikTok: @a_line_boutiqueCheck out Karmen's memoir Learning to Fly, here.https://www.amazon.com/Learning-Fly-Memoir-Karmen-Berentsen/dp/1735235008

Effective partnerships between dermatologists and oncologists are an essential component of care coordination for patients with advanced non-melanoma skin cancers. This interprofessional collaboration can be more challenging in the community setting, where fewer resources are available in comparison to large academic medical centers. In this podcast episode, CANCER BUZZ speaks with Emily Smith, MD, associate professor of Dermatology at St. Louis University School of Medicine, about best practices for early referral from dermatology and how to identify high-risk patients.     “It's impossible to read through every single journal that comes out every single day. There are really nice email listservs that [community] providers can sign up for that will provide updates—the American Academy of Dermatology host[s] guidelines for the care and management of different cancers: cutaneous squamous cell carcinoma [and] basal cell carcinoma being two of them, and they are updated on a cyclical basis. Those are great guidelines to just ensure…that they are reviewed and that current practices are following those guidelines.”—Emily Smith, MD Emily Smith, MD  Associate Professor of Dermatology   Department of Dermatology   St. Louis University School of Medicine   St. Louis, MO    This podcast was made possible with support from Regeneron. Resources ACCC: Advanced Non-Melanoma Skin Cancers - Effective Practices in Multidisciplinary Care  Oncodermatology Society  American Academy of Dermatology issues new guidelines for treatment of nonmelanoma skin cancer 

This week on Sg2 Perspectives, host Tori Richie is continuing the 2024 Impact of Change® (IoC) forecast conversation with Sg2 Director Gurmeet Bawa and Consultants Setu Shah and Emily Smith—this time, around the topic of innovation. Gurmeet, Setu and Emily talk about some of the key medical innovations in this year's IoC forecast and their implications for health systems, as well as trends and advancements in diagnostic innovations.    We are always excited to get ideas and feedback from our listeners. You can reach us at sg2perspectives@sg2.com, find us on Twitter as @Sg2HealthCare, or visit the Sg2 company page on LinkedIn.

Year 6-7 Transition. Two experienced SENCOs - Katie Hall (secondary) and Emily Smith (primary) share their thoughts on what works well in two very different schools. Hear from Emily about primary schools inviting secondary SENCOs in to meet students in Y5 as well as Y6 and Katie explains how she has set up a bespoke provision to support Y7s with EHCPs.  From both, some great tips and advice around the power of relationships and  collaboration plus my usual wellbeing word for the weekend.

Emily Smith with the Green Bay Area YMCA stops by to talk about the show to tell us about their "Fore The Kids" golf outing that's coming up in June. They also discuss swimming lessons for Maino. Then Sean Lynch from Winnebago Bicycle joins to talk about some of the events that they have going. You can find out more about events and the store HERE. (We think Maino found a new friend). Speaking of Maino's friends, Greg Mills joins the show to verify Maino's story of when Sally Struthers from All In The Family kneed him in the groin. Maino and the Mayor is a part of the Civic Media radio network and airs Monday through Friday from 6-8 am on WGBW in Green Bay and on WISS in Oshkosh. Subscribed to the podcast to be sure not to miss out on a single episode! To learn more about the show and all of the programming across the Civic Media network, head over to https://civicmedia.us/shows to see the entire broadcast line up. Follow the show on Facebook and X to keep up with Maino and the Mayor! Guests: Emily Smith, Sean Lynch

"I don't think people really understand what systemic racism, structural violence, and equity actually are because I think if you do, you realize they're holy words — because they're showing us where heaven isn't quite on earth yet." — Dr. Emily Smith Epidemiologist and professor Dr. Emily Smith joins us on the podcast to discuss compassion, public health, and the challenges of thriving as a woman in science.  How do we live as true neighbors in a world that is designed for more for competition and inequality than compassion? Epidemiologist and professor Dr. Emily Smith joins us on the podcast to discuss her book The Science of the Good Samaritan: Thinking Bigger About Loving Our Neighbors. During the height of the pandemic, Emily became known as The Friendly Neighborhood Epidemiologist through her social media outlets where she reached 3-4 million people per month during the years 2020-2021. I remember those days, and I depended on Emily's updates to help me stay informed about keeping safe while the public health landscape shifted dramatically. It was a real treat to talk with her about her work as an epidemiologist, and also to hear her thoughts on life as a faculty member, as a scientist, as a global citizen and as a faithful Christian working to integrate all parts of her life into a whole. And if you listen to the end of the credits, you'll hear an excerpt from our conversation where Emily shares about thriving as a woman in science. So jump right in! We're so glad you're here. — Ann Boyd For show notes or more information please visit our article at The Well. If you'd like to support the work of InterVarsity's Women Scholars and Professionals, including future podcasts such as this episode, you can do so at givetoiv.org/wsap. Thank you for listening!

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Emily Smith from the Green Bay YMCA joins John and talks about many of the wonderful programs that the Y features, and also about their fundraising campaign that is going on right now. Then the conversation turns to John getting adult swim lessons (he has never learned how to swim) and what he might wear at the lessons. (That's where the 20s swimsuit comes into play). https://www.greenbayymca.org/ And Civic Media host Pete Schwaba joins the airwaves to chat about his show "Nite Lite" and some of the guests he has coming up later this week. John is still sore that Pete didn't cast him in his movie "The Godfather of Green Bay" and Maino sings his infamous "Happy Birthday" song to Pete. Something he'll likely never forget. https://civicmedia.us/shows/nite-lite Guests: Pete Schwaba, Emily Smith

For more than 8 years, Emily Smith has helped build Wemert Group Realty, an 80-person independent teamerage in which "team" is as much a culture and set of commitments as it is a business model.Though Emily's held just two titles, Marketing Director and COO, she's served in many roles and initiated many projects.By watching, you'll develop a picture that a) you need an intrapreneur in your growing company and b) that person may already be a team member.Watch this episode with Emily Smith for insights into:0:00 Intro and welcome2:04 The importance of being solution-based and how to find this quality in the hiring process5:58 How she transitioned from her own entrepreneurial journey into a real estate team8:18 Her path from Marketing Director to Chief Operating Officer at Wemert Group Realty13:26 How to find your team's COO through the “hole plugging” method and other names the role might go by18:30 How to prioritize the operational improvements your business needs (no matter your size or structure, including solo real estate agents)22:36 A simple habit to accelerate the growth of your assistant(s)25:04 Why their team is more than a business model and what agents are opting into when they join their teamerage29:58 Two reasons why recruiting ISN'T a top priority for Wemert Group Realty32:44 A fundamental, self-reflective decision that most team leaders will face37:22 The one question that helps you and every team member run a more successful business (and how Emily would answer that question herself)40:36 Why every entrepreneur needs an intrapreneur and tips to build the relationship, share the successes, and manage the vision from both sides47:54 At the end, Emily shares her appreciation for the OpsBoss community, her not-so-frivolous throw pillow obsession, and her pursuit of the expert.Meet the Wemert Group Realty team:- https://wemertgrouprealty.com/the-team/Connect with Emily Smith:- https://www.facebook.com/emilytompkinssmith- https://www.instagram.com/emily_t_smith/Learn more about Ops Boss Coaching:- https://opsbosscoaching.com/meetchristy/Learn more about Real Estate Team OS:- https://www.realestateteamos.com- https://linktr.ee/realestateteamosFollow Real Estate Team OS:- https://www.instagram.com/realestateteamos/- https://www.tiktok.com/@realestateteamos

99 | Dr. Emily Smith on the Science of the Good Samaritan, Going Viral and Facing Public Attack, Embracing a Lifestyle of Selfless Love, and Standing in Solidarity with the World's Most Vulnerable

Bob Holmes from SUSS, along with his co-host Stelth Ulvang from the Lumineers and Heavy Gus talk about his music and influences. They are also joined by Emily Smith from The Alt-Country Show podcast, playing music from Stelth as well as Christine Bougie, Fuubutsushi, Walt McClements, Mohave 3 and many more!

For so many, the holidays don't always represent a time of joy, but trigger memories of painful past trauma, or reminders of deep loss. Whether we greet the holidays with anticipation or dread, we can all be a part of helping each other heal during the holidays. Small acts of kindness, beyond traditional Christmas gifts, can have a big impact in spreading love and creating positive change, especially during a time that brings mixed emotions for so many.  Our first guests this week are digital creators Stevie and Sazan Hendrix. They share some tips about how to navigate the holidays, even when they are hard, and how to find hope even when things feel hopeless. Dr. Emily Smith, who is an epidemiologist at Duke University. Emily's love for both science and people inspired her to help others answer some difficult questions.    Links, Products, and Resources Mentioned: Jesus Calling Podcast Jesus Calling Jesus Always Jesus Listens Past interview: Bo Stern Upcoming interview: Christa Hardin Thank you to our sponsor: BetterHelp.com/JesusCalling   Stevie and Sazan Hendrix Leukemia Bible A Real Good Life   Dr. Emily Smith Duke University Friendly Neighbor Epidemiologist Luke 10:25-37 NIV Mercy Ships COVID Ephesians 3 NIV Hebrews 12:2 NIV Psalm 27:4 NIV The Science of the Good Samaritan   Interview Quotes: “Sometimes life happens in the midst of holidays and exciting things and all the happenings and these unexpected, chaotic things happen, but you're still able to stop and see the good, find that hope in the hopeless moments.” - Sazan Hendrix  “It's not these larger than life things, it's just these small little tokens of appreciation that you can pour into your community and it just is one little thing at a time. And what is that one thing you can do when you look around to help spread God's kingdom and His love?” - Sazan Hendrix “As an epidemiologist, my job is to quantify the need for children in very low income, impoverished areas and then using that data to choose not to walk by. It's like the Good Samaritan story of where we see someone helping the person on the side of the road in some really tangible ways.” - Dr. Emily Smith  “I think that what it looks like to be a good neighbor in today's world is just wherever you are, be a good human.” - Dr. Emily Smith  “We don't have to do it all, but we can do what our great work is. I think if people can discern where they are and what great work they are doing, I think it helps not get so paralyzed.” - Dr. Emily Smith “During Christmas, take some time to just breathe and maybe remember who has neighbored us well, to tell them thank you…it cost Jesus so much to be a Good Samaritan, but it gives us courage now to do the same.” - Dr. Emily Smith  ________________________ Enjoy watching these additional videos from Jesus Calling YouTube channel! Audio Episodes:     https://bit.ly/3zvjbK7  Bonus Podcasts:     https://bit.ly/3vfLlGw  Jesus Listens: Stories of Prayer:  https://bit.ly/3Sd0a6C  Peace for Everyday Life:     https://bit.ly/3zzwFoj  Peace in Uncertain Times:     https://bit.ly/3cHfB6u  What's Good?     https://bit.ly/3vc2cKj  Enneagram:     https://bit.ly/3hzRCCY  ________________________  Connect with Jesus Calling Instagram Facebook Twitter Pinterest YouTube Website

This week Laura has a heartfelt convo with her friend Emily Smith, who said yes to God's call even when it felt like it would shatter her chances of getting what she wants.Single in her late 30's & desperately wanting to be married & start a family of her own, Emily steps forward in faith to become a foster parent and THEN gets married & pregnant.As you listen you'll hear how a story may seem “out of order” to some was so perfectly ordered by God.

This week's guest is the incredible Dr. Emily Smith, who you might also know as the Friendly Neighbor Epidemiologist on social media. Emily is an assistant professor in the Department of Emergency Medicine and Surgery at Duke University and at the Duke Global Health Institute. With a background that includes four years at Baylor University, a PhD in Epidemiology from UNC Chapel Hill, and an MSPH from the University of South Carolina, Emily brings a wealth of expertise to the table. Beyond her professional achievements, Emily is a devoted wife of 20 years, the mom of two incredible children, and shares her home with a sweet golden retriever and golden doodle puppy. I am so excited to dive into Emily's story and the heart behind her new book, The Science of The Good Samaritan: Thinking Bigger About Loving Our Neighbors, with you today. Stay tuned for a powerful conversation that challenges, uplifts, and encourages a deeper understanding of what it means to truly love our neighbors. 6:04 – Emily 101 Born in eastern New Mexico Moving around, medical school + research at Duke A passion for global engagement + public health 14:07 – The Good Samaritan Two questions from the Good Samaritan story The Science of the Good Samaritan Recognizing and addressing structural injustices 20:35 – Becoming Authentic Neighbors Moving beyond token gestures of kindness Recognizing the historical context of poverty and inequality  Shifting from shame to understanding Emily finding her calling 29:49 – The Birth of "Friendly Neighbor Epidemiologist" Responding to the pandemic Navigating rapid online growth + hostility from strangers Finding courage in the face of adversity Discovering a like-minded community  44:44 – The Work of Neighborly Love Taking a deeper look at “Science of The Good Samaritan” Recognizing injustice + entering the conversation like a good neighbor  Heart-centered faith A call for courage FEATURED QUOTES “Epidemiology is the science of the Good Samaritan... it's a science of quantifying who is most at need so that we don't walk by.” “It feels very natural as a person of a Christian faith to do the type of science that I do, because it's quantifying those that are typically overlooked.” “When we consider health for our children, we want them to be fully healthy, thriving, happy, live out their full potential. So why don't we want that for the rest of the world?” Learn more about Dr. Emily Smith: https://www.facebook.com/friendlyneighborepidemiologist/ https://emilysmith.substack.com/ https://www.instagram.com/friendlyneighborepidemiologist/?hl=en https://globalhealth.duke.edu/news/epidemiologist-next-door

Emily Smith joins the show as part of our Advisors of Philmont mini-series.  She shares her unique perspective of being an Advisor on two treks in the summer of 2023 - first with her home troop and second with a troop she'd never met.  She also discusses the challenging transition going from a youth participant with her peers to an adult advisor. Emily credits her Scouting leadership experiences to pushing her out of her comfort zone, challenging her to be the person she's grown into today.   Philmont Experience:2018-2021 -  NAYLE staff2021 - Youth trek participant2023 - Adult Advisor 2023 - Adult Advisor  Notable Mentions:DashaSupport the show

Being a good neighbor in a wide and complicated world can be challenging. Emily Smith has attempted to share her scientific knowledge with the hopes that it can contribute to neighborliness and even help to identify those who are most in need of the caring that can come from medical help.  Emily is known to many as the Friendly Neighbor Epidemiologist. Her work as an epidemiologist is to study how disease and illness affects populations, specifically those who don't have access to many resources. In the episode, she talks about epidemiology and about the pushback that came from her attempts to share information during the COVID pandemic. And she talks about her new book, The Science of the Good Samaritan: Thinking Bigger About Loving Our Neighbors. Take our survey! Theme song and credits music by Breakmaster Cylinder. Other music in this episode by Babel, courtesy of Shutterstock, Inc. Join a conversation about this episode on the BioLogos Forum.

During the pandemic, Emily Smith started sharing her professional knowledge as the Friendly Neighbor Epidemiologist. More than 100K people started following her message of loving neighbors in the context of COVID-19, and now Emily has released a new book: The Science of the Good Samaritan: Thinking Bigger about Loving Our Neighbors. Emily says: "Neighboring like the Good Samaritan is about giving food to a food pantry at the holidays and/also interrupting co-workers when they say something bigoted. It's donating old clothes and/also understanding the clothes production and distribution pipeline in the world is unequal. It's loving those around you deeply and/also noticing those on the side of the proverbial roads more and more. Follow The Common Good on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram Hosted by Aubrey Sampson and Brian From Produced by Laura Finch and Keith ConradSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

If you're going to act like your neighbor or love your neighbor and act like good global neighbors in the world, there will be a cost to it... it's just going to come with a cost. - Emily SmithDr. Emily Smith, author and epidemiologist joins Amy Fritz on the Untangled Faith podcast to talk about the cost of speaking out the science of being a good SamaritanResources: https://emilysmith.substack.comEmily's new book The Science of the Good Samaritan https://amzn.to/46O8Ua0Episodes you might enjoy:https://untangledfaithpodcast.com/2023/08/16/91-navigating-the-intersection-of-faith-politics-guest-kaitlyn-schiess/https://untangledfaithpodcast.com/2023/05/24/81-prophetic-presence-lyndsey-medford-on-trusting-god-through-chronic-illness/ Support the show:Subscribe to my newsletter: https://untangledfaith.substack.comJoin us on Patreon: https://patreon.com/untangledfaithThis podcast is sponsored by Faithful Counseling. For more information and for 10% off your first month, visit Faithful Counseling- https://faithfulcounseling.com/untangledWhere you can find me:Youtube channel- https://youtube.com/channel/UCPfFk-I6QShXXvEpSFaJOvghttps://untangledfaithpodcast.comhttps://instagram.com/untangledfaith https://instagram.com/amyhenningfritz Host/Creator: Amy FritzProducers:Michele PjanicPhil and Susan PerduePam ForsytheChelle Taylor

Dr. Emily Smith is a rock star epidemiologist, a UN presenter, and an author, not just of scientific articles I cannot understand but also a new book that I CAN understand. Dr. Emily has done a deep dive into what it means to be a Good Samaritan in 2023, both within our local communities and as people of faith who know God so loves the world.  Emily Smith, Ph.D., is an assistant professor in the department of emergency medicine/surgery at Duke University and at the Duke Global Health Institute (DGHI). Her debut book, The Science of the Good Samaritan: Thinking Bigger About Loving Our Neighbors, releases Oct. 24, 2023 from Zondervan. During the COVID-19 pandemic, Smith became known as the Friendly Neighbor Epidemiologist through her social media outlets which reached over 10 million people in 2020-2021. She continues posting on the social account and her Substack blog with a monthly reach of 2-4 million. Her work has been featured in TIME Magazine, NPR, the Washington Post, Christianity Today, and Baptist News Global. Before joining the faculty at Duke University, Smith spent four years at Baylor University in the department of public health and was a research scholar at DGHI for two years. Smith received her Ph.D. in epidemiology from the Gillings School of Global Public Health at UNC Chapel Hill and a MSPH from the University of South Carolina.  Smith has been married to her pastor-husband for 20 years and they have two fantastic children, one spoiled golden retriever and a new very-friendly goldendoodle puppy. Find Dr. Smith online at emilysmith.substack.com and Facebook @friendlyneighborepidemiologist. Visit ⁠KimberlyStuart.com/podcast⁠ for more from this episode.

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Follow us on Instagram! Podcast: @growordiepodcast Justin Mihaly: @jmihaly_ Emily Smith: @__theslayer Check out GoD's sister podcast BEcoming RELENTLESS by Noa McCabe, Danielle Kusenberger, and Cecilee Wech and learn how to become relentless in all of your pursuits!

Follow us on Instagram! Podcast: @growordiepodcast Justin Mihaly: @jmihaly_ Emily Smith: @__theslayer Dainelle Kusenberger: @daniellekusenberger Cecilee Wech: @cecilee.w Check out GoD's sister podcast BEcoming RELENTLESS by Noa McCabe, Danielle Kusenberger, and Cecilee Wech and learn how to become relentless in all of your pursuits!

Follow us on Instagram! Podcast: @growordiepodcast  Justin Mihaly: @jmihaly_ Emily Smith: @__theslayer Danielle Kusenberger: @daniellekusenberger Cecilee Wech: @cecilee.w Noa McCabe: @noamccabe_ifbbpro Check out GoD's sister podcast BEcoming RELENTLESS by TM coaches Noa McCabe, Danielle Kusenberger, and Cecilee Wech and learn how to become relentless in all of your pursuits!