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We were both very charmed by this mystery novel and can't help speculating on the future romantic turns. What does "cozy" mean to you?
Laine and Meg ostensibly talk with Emily Sullivan about spies. Come for the spies, stay for the tax questions.
In Episode 24 of Undercurrents of Romance, Tracey Devlyn sits down with award-winning author Emily Sullivan to discuss her new novel, A DEATH ON CORFU. Murder meets slow-burn on a sun-drenched Greek island. When a local maid is found dead, widow Minnie Harper teams up with her grumpy neighbor—an infuriatingly handsome mystery author—to seek justice. In A DEATH ON CORFU by Emily Sullivan, secrets simmer, sparks fly, and danger lurks in paradise. Love this episode? Rate it ⭐️ Thumbs Up
In Episode 24 of Undercurrents of Romance, Tracey Devlyn sits down with award-winning author Emily Sullivan to discuss her new novel, A DEATH ON CORFU. Murder meets slow-burn on a sun-drenched Greek island. When a local maid is found dead, widow Minnie Harper teams up with her grumpy neighbor—an infuriatingly handsome mystery author—to seek justice. In A DEATH ON CORFU by Emily Sullivan, secrets simmer, sparks fly, and danger lurks in paradise. Love this episode? Rate it ⭐️ Thumbs Up
Where are my historical romance girlies at? AND a cartoon cover!?!? Stop it right there. Join me and Emily Sullivan while we talk about her newest novel Duchess Material, our love of the friends-to-lovers trope, and what it takes to write a truly epic novel. Make sure to follow Emily on Instagram and check out her website now. This episode is sponsored by Fable Grounds Coffee. Use code LLAMA10 to save December Book Club Pick is Heir by Sabaa Tahir, click here to join! Please subscribe, leave us a 5-star review, and follow along on Instagram and Tiktok @TheBookishBanterPodcast. Check out the website here! If you want to check out our Patreon, click here for behind-the-scenes content and bonus episodes!!! Follow Tatyana on Instagram @TheLiteratureLlama2.0 and Tiktok.
Sometimes what you need is a well written and sexy good time.
Leading Baltimore mayoral candidate Thiru Vignarajah dropped out of the race for the city's top leadership position and endorsed his opponent, Sheila Dixon, ahead of this month's Democratic primary. The endorsement came during a surprise announcement Wednesday in Fells Point. Dixon and Vignarajah would not confirm whether a role in Dixon's administration would be down the road. Emily Sullivan, City Hall reporter for WYPR's news partner The Baltimore Banner, joins us to discuss the mayoral race and Maryland's 3rd Congressional District race to replace retiring Rep. John Sarbanes. Plus, early voting in primary elections across Maryland began this week. Residents can register to vote and cast their ballot at an early voting center in the county where they live. Residents can also register on Election Day at their assigned polling place.Email us at midday@wypr.org, tweet us: @MiddayWYPR, or call us at 410-662-8780.
The leading candidates for Baltimore mayor took to the debate stage on Tuesday, in one of the last opportunities for voters to hear from contenders for the city government's top seat. WJZ-TV, The Baltimore Banner, WYPR Radio, and the Schaefer Center for Public Policy at the University of Baltimore organized the event on UB's main campus. Incumbent Mayor Brandon Scott, former Mayor Shelia Dixon, attorney Thiru Vignarajah and businessman Bob Wallace answered questions on public safety, city development, affordable housing and other topics. WYPR reporters John Lee, Wambui Kamau, Emily Hofstaedter discussed the mayoral race before the candidates' opening statements were made. The debate was moderated by the Banner's Emily Sullivan, WJZ's Denise Koch and Midday's Tom Hall and is set to air at 7pm on WJZ-TV, WJZ's websites and at The Baltimore Banner.Email us at midday@wypr.org, tweet us: @MiddayWYPR, or call us at 410-662-8780.
Out of Bounds – E284 – Living Freelance with Emily Sullivan Aspen Snowmass – Make all the Dumb and Dumber or Aspen Extreme jokes you want. Real skiers know Aspen is it. With four separate mountains, there's enough space and varied terrain for all ages and abilities. Add in the [...] The post Out of Bounds – E284 – Living Freelance with Emily Sullivan appeared first on Out Of Collective.
Exposition des oeuvres de Louise Bourgeois, artiste plasticienne franco-américaine au Art Gallery of NSW jusqu'au 28 avril 2024. Pour en parler, Emily Sullivan, Assistant curator au Art Gallery of NSW.
ARCTICA: Perspectives, Philosophy, and Culture from the NorthHosted by Miaraq, Warren JonesWarren is a Northern philosopher, husband, father of four, fisherman, and a Marine Corp veteran. He is Alaska Native with Gwich'in, Yup'ik and Iñupiaq ancestors. A lifelong Alaskan, Warren was born in Bethel and raised in Nome and Palmer.In Episode 2 of ARCTICA, Warren is joined by writer and photographer, Emily Sullivan (she/they). Currently living on Dena'ina Ełnena, the lands surrounding Anchorage, Emily is a backcountry ski athlete and a community organizer for climate justice, Arctic sustainability, and land issues in Alaska. They approach their work with an intersectional lens on climate, justice, and reciprocity, with a focus on outdoor recreation, community, and environmental wellness. Warren and Emily discuss a range of topics including outdoor recreation, relationship with self, relationship to land, and using Indigenous values as a way to approach adventure and exploration.Reference Links – Mentioned in this Episode:Alaska Native CorporationsEmily's articles on outdoor recreationColour The Trails - BlPOC & allies interested in outdoor adventureHatcher PassAlaska Avalanche SchoolNorthern Alaska Environmental CenterIMAGO Initiative - The Wilderness SocietyBackcountry skiingSolomon Village and the IPOP MineFollow us on Instagram, X, and Facebook: @arcticapodcastARCTICA Podcast is recorded on Dena'ina land in Anchorage, Alaska and is produced by Alaska Venture Fund as part of Aywaa Storyhouse.Music: "Anirniq" by Silla & Rise
Baltimore City lost more than $10 million in housing grants, according to reporting by Hallie Miller and Emily Sullivan of the Baltimore Banner. They joined Tom in studio to explain how this error occurred. Also, breaking news on former Baltimore City Mayor Sheila Dixon's plans to run for office again in 2024.Email us at midday@wypr.org, tweet us: @MiddayWYPR, or call us at 410-662-8780.
The Baltimore City Council approved the city's $4.4 billion budget on Wednesday. The council exercised its new power to make amendments to Mayor Brandon Scott's spending proposals. City councilmembers put their stamp on the fiscal 2024 city budget by canceling some items proposed by Mayor Brandon Scott in order to fund projects of their own. The Council withheld money for the Baltimore Office of Promotion and the Arts, boosted the Fire Department and cut some city positions that had been vacant for some time. Emily Sullivan covers City Hall for our news partner, the Baltimore Banner. She joins Tom in Studio A to talk about the process, and the result.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
What does the departure of Baltimore Police Commissioner Michael Harrison mean for the city's fight against crime -- and its efforts to interrupt violence? We ask City Councilman Mark Conway, Baltimore Banner reporter Emily Sullivan, and West Baltimore citizen-safety advocate Ray Kelly their thoughts. Links: Citizens Policing Project, Baltimore Banner reporting by Emily Sullivan.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Today, a look inside rapid turnovers in the administration of Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott. Tom speaks with reporter Emily Sullivan, who covers local politics for the Baltimore Banner, a WYPR news partner. Yesterday, Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott fired his Chief of Staff and his director of Communications, neither of whom had been at their respective jobs for long. The changes are the latest in a series of staffing shake-ups in the Scott Administration. Emily Sullivan joins us on our digital line.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
It's time for another visit with Midday theater critic J. Wynn Rousuck, who joins us each week with her reviews of the Maryland-DC regional stage. Today, Judy joins guest host Emily Sullivan to tell us about Nevermore, a 2006 musical inspired by the works of the master of the macabre, 19th century writer-poet Edgar Allan Poe. The production, which is getting its regional premiere at Baltimore's Stillpointe Theatre, features music by Matt Conner, book by Grace Barnes, and orchestrations by Jonathan Tunik, with source material from Mr. Poe. The story of love, personal demons and self-discovery is propelled by its musical numbers and explores the mind of Edgar Allan Poe as a "ghostly dreamscape" of disturbing yet compelling themes of madness and melancholy. The musical is directed by Ryan Haase, with choreography by Amanda J. Rife, and musical direction by Ben Shaver. Nevermore continues at The Stillpoint Theatre through May 6. Click the theater link for more information.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Today on Midday, guest host Emily Sullivan, a city government reporter for The Baltimore Banner, takes a deep dive into the Baltimore City budget – which is taking shape a little differently this year. For more than a century, the Baltimore City Council has had very limited power over the budget. The mayor would write it…and pass along a draft version to the council to officially vote through.The council members could make cuts to the budget, but could not reallocate the money. For example, when then-City Council President Brandon Scott led the council in cutting 22-million dollars from the Baltimore Police budget in summer 2020, he and his peers didn't have a say in where the money actually went. This budget season, that changes. Thanks to a charter amendment that voters overwhelmingly passed in November 2020, the council now has the power to move money around in Mayor Brandon Scott's $4.4 billion draft budget. Emily's first guest today is Adam Willis – a reporter at The Baltimore Banner who covers the intersection of money and politics at City Hall. Last night, he attended Taxpayer's Night…the annuual forum where Baltimoreans are invited to City Hall to express their feelings about the budget proposal directly to the city's spending board. Adam Willis joins Emily in Studio A. Later in the program, we get another perspective on last night's public forum, on the city's 2023-24 budget priorities and how they could shape the coming political season, from Sophia Silbergeld, a veteran political and business analyst and a managing partner at Adeo Advocacy, the communications and political consulting firm. Sophia Silbergeld joins Emily in Studio A.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Ky Furneaux spent much of her early childhood running wild in small rural towns around South Australia, having adventures and riding her horse through the bush with a freedom that only small country towns allowed. When she was 19 years old, a car accident fractured a vertebra in her spine. When she was told she would never be physically active again, a resilience emerged that she didn't know she had. She has been using it ever since in her career as a stunt double in films and as a survivalist in the wild. In this interview, Ky talks about the accident that changed her life and how she developed the resilience that assisted in her recovery. She also discusses some of the amazing survival challenges she has conquered as a participant on Discovery Channel's “Naked and Afraid” series. During a 21-day, solo trip in the Amazon, Ky consumed just 1,000 total calories while burning more than 40,000. She shares her methods for overcoming these grueling physical and mental obstacles while convincing herself to keep moving forward. Ky closes the conversation with simple, practical, powerful advice for people who want to further develop their own resilience. Ky Furneaux is an Australian outdoor guide, TV host, survival expert, professional speaker, and stunt double who has appeared in over 100 films and TV productions. She is co-author of Survive: The All-In-One Guide to Staying Alive in Extreme Conditions with Emily Sullivan. She has also written When the Grid Fails: Easy Action Steps When Facing Urban and Natural Disasters, The Superwoman's Survival Guide: Conquering the Unexpected in the Office, on the Town, or in the Great Outdoors, and Surviving the First 36 Hours: What to Do to Ensure Rescue which is scheduled to be published in August of 2023. Ky also works with young people to help them develop their confidence and resilience.
We begin Midday today with an update on Baltimore City politics.... Last week, Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott's nomination of Faith Leach to be the next Baltimore City Administrator was rejected by a City Council Committee in a contentious meeting at City Hall. Yesterday, the committee reversed itself and moved Ms. Leach's nomination forward. Emily Sullivan, who covers Baltimore city government for WYPR's news partner organization, The Baltimore Banner, joins Tom in Studio A with details. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Today on Midday, guest host Emily Sullivan, the enterprise City Hall reporter for The Baltimore Banner, takes a closer look at the annual Baltimore City tax sale. Let's say you're a homeowner who had a tough year – and you don't pay your property tax bill. The city can place a lien on your house…and auction off that lien at the annual tax sale each May. (The online auction is scheduled this year for May 21.) An investigation by WYPR's news partner, the Baltimore Banner, found that roughly 41,000 homes have been through the tax sale process since 2016. Debts attached to these properties have gone up for auction at a public, online process where individuals or LLCs can bid to purchase the liens. The buyer clears the debt with the city and state…but the homeowner now owes the third-party who purchased their debt. If the third-party remains unpaid, they can charge the homeowner steep interest…and eventually, can begin a foreclosure process to claim the property as their own. Joining Emily to discuss the problems created by the tax sales — and potential solutions — are three guests with unique perspectives on the issue:We begin with Baltimore Banner housing reporter Sophie Kasakove, who's worked on the Banner's investigative series. Then, City Council member Odette Ramos (D, Dist. 14), and Dan Ellis, executive director of Neighborhood Housing Services, join us to discuss their efforts to improve the city's tax sale process and expand the options for city homeowners who get caught up in that process.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
In which Hannah (sexy baby) and Caroline (sexy baby) pair historical romance novels with songs from Taylor Swift's Midnights, dress for revenge (seduction), and agree that karma is indeed a cat (named Rhys Winterborne).Intro: (00:00)Midnights (7:15pm Edition) (Caroline & Hannah's Version)✪ 1. Lavender Haze - (4:00)- Caroline: Bombshell, Sarah MacLean- Hannah: Devil's Own Duke, Lenora Bell✪ 2. Maroon - (9:24)- Hannah: A Scoundrel of Her Own, Stacy Reid- Caroline: Daring and the Duke, Sarah MacLean✪ 3. Anti-Hero - (14:35)- Caroline: Perfect Crimes of Marianne Hayes, Cat Sebastian- Hannah: Angelika Frankenstein Makes Her Match, Sally Thorne✪ 4. Snow on the Beach - (21:11)- Caroline: A Lady's Guide to Celestial Mechanics, Olivia Waite- Hannah: Scandal in Spring, Lisa Kleypas✪ 5. You're On Your Own Kid - (24:45)- Hannah: Duchess by Midnight, Charis Michaels- Caroline: The League of Gentlewomen Witches, India Holton✪ 6. Midnight Rain - (28:18)- Caroline: Devil in Spring, Lisa Kleypas- Hannah: A Love by Design, Elizabeth Everett (January 17th, 2023)✪ 7. Question…? - (33:50)- Hannah: The Bride Goes Rogue, Joanna Shupe- Caroline: Portrait of a Scotsman, Evie Dunmore✪ 8. Vigilante Shit - (39:48)- Hannah: Thief of Shadows, Elizabeth Hoyt- Caroline: Perks of Loving a Wallflower, Erica Ridley✪ 9. Bejeweled - (44:12)- Hannah: A Kiss at Midnight by Eloisa James- Caroline: How to Survive a Scandal, Samara Parish✪ 10. Labyrinth - (49:21)- Hannah: A Remarkable Rogue, Anna Harrington- Caroline: The Day of the Duchess, Sarah MacLean✪ 11. Karma - (56:35)- Hannah: Bombshell, Sarah MacLean- Caroline: Marrying Winterborne. Lisa Kleypas✪ 12. Sweet Nothing - (1:00:56)- Hannah: Kit McBride Gets a Wife, Amy Barry- Caroline: The Duke Who Didn't, Courtney Milan✪ 13. Mastermind - (1:02:50)- Caroline: Lord of Scoundrels, Loretta Chase- Hannah: Love Letters from a Duke, Elizabeth Boyle✪ 14. The Great War - (1:09:41)- Caroline: Through the Storm, Beverley Jenkins- Hannah: The Duke in Question, Amalie Howard✪ 15. Bigger than the Whole Sky - (1:16:24)- Hannah: Any Duchess Will Do, Tessa Dare- Caroline: The Devil's Daughter, Lisa Kleypas✪ 16. Paris - (1:21:58)- Hannah: The Perfect Crimes of Marian Hayes, Cat Sebastian- Caroline: A Caribbean Heiress in Paris, Adriana Herrera✪ 17. High Infidelity - (1:23:28)- Caroline The Marquess Makes His Move, Diana Quincy- Hannah: The Marquess Makes His Move, Diana Quincy✪ 18. Glitch - (1:25:46)- Hannah: Gentlemen Seeks Bride, Megan Frampton- Caroline: Dare to Be a Duchess, Sapna Bhog✪ 19. Would've, Could've, Should've - (1:33:50)- Hannah: A Perfect Equation, Elizabeth Everett- Caroline: The Hellion and the Hero, Emily Sullivan✪ 20. Dear Reader - (1:40:00)- Caroline: No Good Duke Goes Unpunished, Sarah MacLean- Hannah: Along Came a Lady, Christi CaldwellOutro: (01:47:26)Socials:- Follow the podcast @romanceyourtbr on Instagram & Twitter- Follow Hannah @fringebookreviews on Instagram, & TikTok, and @fringebookhan on Twitter- Follow Caroline @salty_caroline_reads on TikTok & Instagram, and @salty_caroline_ on Twitter(Disclaimer: Caroline works for Forever Publishing; all opinions are our own and not affiliated with any other party. Image by Freepik)
In which Caroline and Hannah consider pros and cons of roadtrips, play six degrees of separation from Beverly Jenkins to Nicolas Cage, and confuse brief recommendations with extremely long, incredibly detailed summaries.Show notes:- Is this Nic Cage & Andy Samberg, or just two Nicolas Cages?- Caroline is a sexy cat always and Abed is a sexy cat hereBooks mentioned:The Worst Best Man, Mia Sosa - (3:30)Scandal In Spring, Lisa Kleypas - (5:20)My Darling Duke & Her Wicked Marquess, Stacy Reid - (6:00)A Rogue to Remember, Emily Sullivan - (8:00)The Duke Heist & The Perks of Loving a Wallflower, Erica Ridley - (8:50)To Catch a Raven & Through the Storm, Beverly Jenkins - (17:40)The Rogue Not Taken, Sarah MacLean - (27:27)A Week to Be Wicked, Tessa Dare - (37:35)The Wisteria Society of Lady Scoundrels & The League of Gentlewomen Witches, India Holton - (48:55)Heartbreaker, Sarah MacLean - (49:55)The Perfect Crimes of Marian Hayes & The Queer Principles of Kit Webb, Cat Sebastian - (50:10)Devil in Winter, Lisa Kleypas - (51:27)Portrait of a Scotsman, Evie Dunmore - (52:03)Chasing Cassandra, Lisa Kleypas - (52:10)The Hellion and the Hero, Emily Sullivan - (52:26)Any Rogue Will Do, Bethany Bennett - (52:34)Outrageous, Minerva Spencer - (53:07)The Runaway Duchess, Joanna Lowell - (55:45)Socials:- Follow the podcast @romanceyourtbr on Instagram & Twitter- Follow Hannah @fringebookreviews on Instagram, Goodreads, & TikTok, and @fringebookhan on Twitter- Follow Caroline @salty_caroline_reads on TikTok & Instagram, and @salty_caroline_ on Twitter- Email us: romanceyourtbr@gmail.com(Disclaimer: Caroline works for Forever Publishing; all opinions are our own and not affiliated with any other party. Logo Image Attribution: Image by Freepik)
The Cape Cod Maritime Museum in Hyannis, Massachusetts, focuses on Cape Cod's rich maritime history, along with boat building, yachting, and nautical art. The museum strives to enable audiences of all ages to understand and enjoy maritime culture through exhibitions, public events, and educational programs. Exhibits focus on the cod fishing industry and whaling, the history of navigation, the shellfish of Cape Cod, and more. There's also an extensive scrimshaw collection and historic Cape Cod wooden boats. There's a lecture series and other offerings including a Young Mariners summer program for kids and a boatbuilding program. The museum is developing a new exhibit on lighthouses that opens on October 20. Emily Sullivan, the museum's curator, is interviewed in this episode. The lighthouse at Verona Beach in New York was one of three built on Oneida Lake to aid navigation in conjunction with the opening of the Barge Canal as part of the Erie Canal system in 1918. In 1920, New York State created its own department for managing navigational aids, including a program for hiring lighthouse keepers. New York is the only state to ever maintain its own aids to navigation department. Verona Beach Lighthouse, New York. Photo by Jeremy D'Entremont. The Verona Beach Lighthouse Association was formed in 2002 to save the lighthouse, which had become a popular site for dumping trash. More than 150 truckloads of debris were removed and the windows and entry door were replaced. As part of their “Reimagine the Canal Program,” the New York Power Authority and Canal Corporation had Verona Beach Lighthouse renovated and illuminated with LED lighting in 2021. Terri Knight is a founder and longtime volunteer for the Verona Beach Lighthouse Association, and Bruce Woodward has served as the group's treasurer. L to R: Bruce Woodward, "Light Hearted" host Jeremy D'Entremont, and Terri Knight. Photo by Jim Malone.
Spies? Check. Very very very sexy? Very very very check.
On this week's episode, Emily Sullivan joins me to breakdown the difference between Wills & Trusts. We discuss important considerations to make when reviewing your family dynamic and your assets. This is a show for everyone! Upticks is a show about financial planning and investments. Join Jake Falcon, CRPC as he discusses financial planning topics including retirement, tax planning, debt, charitable giving, etc. In addition, Jake dives deep into investments and explains stocks, bonds, options, cryptocurrency and other timely market topics. Be sure to subscribe so you don't miss an episode! Falcon Wealth Advisors is an independent-minded wealth management practice located in the Kansas City metro. Our team of 14 professionals specializes in retirement planning for individuals. We help our clients make important decisions around when to retire, social security, health insurance, tax planning, and many other financial planning topics. In addition to helping our clients plan for a successful retirement we also implement investments solutions. We believe that what sets us apart is our philosophy to avoid investment products and instead buy/sell individual stocks, bonds, and options for our clients. We do this to eliminate the middleman, which we believe increases control and transparency and decreases fees. Clients choose to work with us to enhance their financial literacy and explain exactly what their financial plan means to them. Visit Our Website https://www.falconwealthadvisors.com/ Listen to our Podcasts https://www.falconwealthadvisors.com/content.html We're Social! https://www.facebook.com/FalconWAdvisors/ https://www.instagram.com/falconwadvisors/ https://twitter.com/FalconWAdvisors https://www.linkedin.com/company/falcon-wealth-advisors/ Connect with Jake Falcon, CRPC https://www.facebook.com/jake.falcon.524 https://www.instagram.com/jake_falcon_crpc/?hl=en https://twitter.com/jakefalconcrpc https://www.linkedin.com/in/jakefalconfalconwealthadvisors #Wills #Trusts #EstatePlanning #Upticks #Retirement #KansasCity
Rounding out her first historic romance trilogy author Emily Sullivan joins the Duchess and Lady.
Today I sat back and let Emily take the lead and interview me! We got into some interesting topics on breathwork, my time in Hawaii, how I broke my jaw, relationships, and plenty more. If you have any pressing questions about me. Leave a comment or send me a message on my insta @woodslifestylefitness
We begin today with a friend and colleague from our partner news organization, The Baltimore Banner. Emily Sullivan is an award-winning reporter who is a former member of the WYPR news team, and who's now covering City Hall for the Banner. Emily Sullivan joins Tom on our digital line to discuss some of the key findings from the Baltimore Banner's new "Baltimore Now" poll, conducted for the Banner in late May by Goucher College. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
It's ball time! Nick Porr, Emma Westcott, Jeremy Evoy, and Emily Sullivan are joined by Sarah Waldon to talk all the best and worst looks from a Wheel of Fortune themed episode.
The secret weapon for burnt-out, high-achieving women who want to find balance with food, fitness & business (without a diet or fitness plan). Credentials: • CEO + Founder I HEART TEMPLE • NASM Certified Personal Trainer Behavior Change Specialist • IIN Certified Holistic Health Coach • NLP Certified Master Practitioner • Certified Hypnotherapist Social media: • @iamemilysullivan • @ ihearttemple Website: • www.ihearttemple.com Here they can find my program & others resources like: • www.theboundarybootcamp.com Research we discussed: • Study of MER® Therapy for Depressive Disorders - Dr. Matt James
Welcome to the first ever WRGW drag race podcast! All Stars 7 starts off with a bang, two episodes in one day! AND a double snatch game! Nick Porr, Emily Sullivan, Jeremy Evoy, and Emma Wescott break down the first episodes of the all-winners season!
They say that Alaska is a place of extremes. This ranges from the stark changing of the seasons, to the scale of the wilderness landscapes, and of course, the size of the monolithic mountains. But it also applies to the races - and I'm not talking about Nascar. There's the Iditarod - a grueling 950 mile dog sled race from Anchorage to Nome, that travels through bitter cold temperatures and sub-arctic, coastal storms. There's Mount Marathon - a blistering roundtrip run up and down a nearly 3,000 foot high peak, covered in loose rock and scree, and lined with dangerous cliffs. And then there's the Alaska Wilderness Classic. Started in the early 1980's, The Alaska Wilderness Classic is less of a formal race, and more of a grass-roots, community driven adventure challenge. The Classic historically traverses a mountain range, anywhere from 150-250 miles in distance, and the rules are simple: get from point A to Point B unassisted, usually by foot, ski or pack raft. Participants are expected to leave minimal impact on the terrain they cross, and are prepared to extract themselves in case of emergency. Although the racers are often-times friends, and checking in with each other throughout the race, it's a serious event, with potentially high consequences. And this was the case in the winter of 2020, when Emily Sullivan and her partner, Taylor Bracher, began their journey from the historic mining community of McCarthy, Alaska - to cross the heavily glaciated Wrangell Mountains, en route to Tok, Alaska. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••NotesThis trip report is made possible with the generous support of The Firn Line Patreon backers.Special thanks to Emily SullivanProduced by Evan PhillipsEditing & Sound Design by Pod PeakOriginal Music by Evan PhillipsSupport The Firn LinePatreonPayPalMerchSponsorsAlaska Rock GymThe Hoarding Marmot
Emily Sullivan has found skiing in the last 6 years and accomplished some pretty rad things in that time! From skimo racing to becoming the team captain for the Voile ambassador team, sitting on the board of directors for Alaska Avalanche School. Being almost exclusively a backcountry skier, we get [...] The post Big Stick Energy – E18 – Backcountry Beginnings – Emily Sullivan appeared first on Out Of Collective.
Meg and Laine really like anachronistically progressive spies and their suffragette lovers. What can we say, we're predictable.
Ah! Toxic Algae! Learn about this and other threats to our urban wetland ecosystems with Emily Sullivan of the Arlington Conservation Commission.Co-hosts: Lulu Liu & Seema KhanResources:https://www.arlingtonma.gov/town-governance/boards-and-committees/conservation-commissionhttps://mysticriver.org/https://friendsofspypondpark.org/https://www.arlingtonma.gov/town-governance/boards-and-committees/envision-arlington/spy-pond-committeehttps://www.crwa.org/https://www.arlingtonma.gov/town-governance/boards-and-committees/conservation-commission/conservation-land-stewardshttps://www.sustainablearlington.org/https://robbinsfarmpark.org/https://www.arlingtonma.gov/town-governance/boards-and-committees/open-space-committeeMusic by Joakim Karud:Vibe With Me http://soundcloud.com/joakimkarudMusic promoted by Audio Library https://youtu.be/-7YDBIGCXsY
Tom's next guest is Emily Sullivan, WYPR's City Hall and politics reporter, who joins us with news that less than 20% of the $9.2 million donated to competitive candidates in Baltimore's 2020 mayoral race came from city residents, according to a new report from Maryland PIRG Foundation. Sullivan says the left-leaning advocacy group found that non-individuals, such as PACs and corporations, had a vast financial role in the Baltimore election: they accounted for just over 9% of the total number of donations, but raised 52% of the money.About a third of the total money raised came from individuals who live outside of Baltimore, while under one fifth came from city residents. Read Emily Sullivan's full report on Md PIRG's findings on the WYPR website. She joins us now on our digital line. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Chris, Melanie, and Zack return to discuss Richard Haass's critique of “Washington's new flawed foreign policy consensus.” The Council on Foreign Relations president laments the bipartisan turn away from the mostly internationalist spirit that has informed U.S. foreign policy since the end of the World War II. Is he right? Does such a consensus exist? And does that explain why successive U.S. presidents seem so skeptical of internationalism? The three also try to discern what Haass favors as an alternative, but conclude that dissatisfaction with the current direction of U.S. foreign policy doesn't easily translate into specific and implantable policies. Grievances for Katherine Tai for an underwhelming speech on U.S. trade policy, for Sens. Ted Cruz and Josh Hawley for holding up ambassadorial appointments, and to those who harassed Sen. Kyrsten Sinema — in the restroom! — for being … jerks. Attagirl to Nobel Peace Prize winner Maria Ressa who braved abuse and intimidation for uncovering corruption and misrule in the Philippines and elsewhere. Chris gives a shout out to Reps. Jim McGovern and Peter Meijer for introducing legislation to rein in executive power, and Melanie praises the developers at GlaxoSmithKline for their life-saving new malaria vaccine. She also gives a special shout out to her nephew Zack and his Utah state champion golf team at Long Peak High School. Links: Richard Haass, “The Age of America First: Washington's Flawed New Foreign Policy Consensus,” Foreign Affairs, November/December 2021, https://www.foreignaffairs.com/articles/united-states/2021-09-29/biden-trump-age-america-first. Richard Haass, “What Mike Pompeo doesn't understand about China, Richard Nixon and U.S. foreign policy,” Washington Post, July 25, 2020, https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2020/07/25/what-mike-pompeo-doesnt-understand-about-china-richard-nixon-us-foreign-policy/. New American Engagement Initiative Annual Student Competition, https://www.atlanticcouncil.org/programs/scowcroft-center-for-strategy-and-security/new-american-engagement-initiative/naei-annual-student-competition/. New American Engagement Initiative Future Foreign Policy series with Rep. Joaquin Castro, Monday, Oct. 18 at 3:30 pm, https://www.atlanticcouncil.org/event/future-foreign-policy-series-featuring-rep-joaquin-castro/. “America is shorthanded in foreign affairs. Thanks, Ted Cruz,” Washington Post, Oct. 10, 2021, https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2021/10/10/america-is-shorthanded-foreign-affairs-thanks-ted-cruz/. Ankit Panda Twitter, https://twitter.com/nktpnd/status/1447366126447570946?s=12. Apoorva Mandavilli, "A 'Historic Event': First Malaria Vaccine Approved by WHO," New York Times, Oct. 6, 2021, https://www.nytimes.com/2021/10/06/health/malaria-vaccine-who.html. Connor O'Brien, “Lawmakers aim for blockbuster overhaul of war powers, arms sales,” POLITICO, Sept. 30, 2021, https://www.politico.com/news/2021/09/30/war-powers-act-bipartisan-overhaul-514794. Dina Smeltz, Ivo Daalder, Karl Friedhoff, Craig Kafura, and Emily Sullivan, "A Foreign Policy for the Middle Class--What Americans Think," Chicago Council on Global Affairs, Oct. 2021, https://www.thechicagocouncil.org/sites/default/files/2021-10/ccs2021_fpmc_0.pdf. Peggy Noonan, "Progressives Hold the Capital Captive," Wall Street Journal, Oct. 7, 2021, https://www.wsj.com/articles/biden-progressives-aoc-squad-sinema-reconciliation-infrastructure-lbj-approval-polling-11633643510. Tyler Haslam, "High School Golf: Kihei Akina Leads Lone Peak Knights to 8th State Title in 9 Years," Deseret News, Oct. 5, 2021, https://www.deseret.com/2021/10/5/22708095/high-school-golf-kihei-akina-leads-lone-peak-knighs-to-8th-state-title-in-9-years-6a-uhsaa.
UND philosophy professor Jack Russell Weinstein visits with Emily Sullivan, assistant professor of philosophy at Eindhoven University of Technology in the Netherlands. Her research explores the intersection between philosophy and data and computer science.
It's the Midday Newswrap. Tom's first guests today are two members of the award-winning WYPR news team: Emily Sullivan, who covers Baltimore city Hall and all things Baltimore; and John Lee, who is our Baltimore County correspondent. We discuss their coverage of the recent controversries over efforts to oversee the work of local Inspectors General. Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski's proposal to create an oversight board for the county's Inspector General's office was withdrawn after a firestorm of criticism that it would have compromised the IG's independence. A new plan is reportedly in the works. And Baltimore City's IG has been in the news as well, as she pushed back on an evaluation of her office's work by an advisory panel that included some members who were also associated with an IG investigation. The reporters also discuss the complex challenges local school boards are facing as the start of the new school year approaches. Rising COVID infection rates and the new threat posed by the delta variant are fueling public debate over masking and vaccination requirements for students, teachers and staff. Emily Sullivan and John Lee join us on our digital line. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
WWMN Interview: Emily Sullivan, Milwaukee Art Museum 5-23-21
Every year, the City of Baltimore sells liens on properties in an effort to collect past-due property taxes and other charges. This year’s sale is scheduled to take place in two weeks. Yesterday, Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott announced that the city will remove some homes from its annual tax sale so that people, particularly first-time homeowners, aren’t put in danger of losing their homes in the middle of a pandemic. WYPR’s City Hall Reporter Emily Sullivan joins us with the details… The Baltimore City Bureau of Revenue Collections will provide help to homeowners who have liens on their homes. For assistance, call 410 396 3556. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Who knew that boundaries had such an impact on weight loss?! Sure, it's calories and exercise, but it's so much more! Weight loss experts, Emily Sullivan and Shanna Ferrigno, host a Boundaries Bootcamp and incorporate boundaries into the program they work with their clients. This conversation is enlightening and eye-opening! Tune in to understand how you can achieve your weight goals- whatever they look like for you!
Close Calls in the Backcountry with Bjorn Leines and Mark Sullivan Episode Five Welcome to our new show, Close Calls in the Backcountry with Bjorn Leines and Mark Sullivan. This weekly show will appear one it's own RSS feed moving forward. This is our first ever show to focus equally on skiing and snowboarding as well as our first dedicated show to backcountry safety. Close Calls in the Backcountry with Bjorn Leines and Mark Sullivan is recorders on Clubhouse even Thursday as Shred Spaces weekly show, and is released the following Thursday. In this week's episode we are joined by Canadian Legend Ken Achenbach, Seth Levy, Simon Parrot,Emily Sullivan and Renee McCurdy - to share stories of close calls. With the recent helicopter crash in Alaska, we talk dive into the relative risks of heliskiing. Special thanks to Karine Shauli and Elise Bernal for helping to make this show possible. This week’s interview is brought to you by Melvin Brewing, Cardiff Snowcraft and Never Summer Industries. We ask that you support the brands that support disruptive snowboard media. Find out more at their websites. http://melvinbrewing.com http://cardiffsnow.com http://neversummer.com Please consider supporting us at http://www.patreon.com/thesnowboardproject You can follow us on Instagram @thesnowboardproject Tip Line: (208) 471-8007 THE SNOWBOARD PROJECT Hosted by Mark Sullivan Produced by Mark Sullivan Art by Aaron Draplin and Sarat
Close Calls in the Backcountry with Bjorn Leines and Mark Sullivan Episode Five Welcome to our new show, Close Calls in the Backcountry with Bjorn Leines and Mark Sullivan. This weekly show will appear one it's own RSS feed moving forward. This is our first ever show to focus equally on skiing and snowboarding as well as our first dedicated show to backcountry safety. Close Calls in the Backcountry with Bjorn Leines and Mark Sullivan is recorders on Clubhouse even Thursday as Shred Spaces weekly show, and is released the following Thursday. In this week's episode we are joined by Canadian Legend Ken Achenbach, Seth Levy, Simon Parrot,Emily Sullivan and Renee McCurdy - to share stories of close calls. With the recent helicopter crash in Alaska, we talk dive into the relative risks of heliskiing. Special thanks to Karine Shauli and Elise Bernal for helping to make this show possible. This week's interview is brought to you by Melvin Brewing, Cardiff Snowcraft and Never Summer Industries. We ask that you support the brands that support disruptive snowboard media. Find out more at their websites. http://melvinbrewing.com http://cardiffsnow.com http://neversummer.com Please consider supporting us at http://www.patreon.com/thesnowboardproject You can follow us on Instagram @thesnowboardproject Tip Line: (208) 471-8007 THE SNOWBOARD PROJECT Hosted by Mark Sullivan Produced by Mark Sullivan Art by Aaron Draplin and Sarat
This debut novel is about a woman taking her destiny into her own hands and a man haunted by the choices he's made as a archeologist/spy. So yes we loved it and it's super sexy and Indiana Jones gets brought up so sue us. You should probably read this right now.
I chat today with my friend andfellow wedding planner Emily Sullivan about to keep your business afloat in an ever-changing landscape, years from when you first open your doors. Emily has been part of the wedding industry since 2006. With experience, comes knowledge to share with those struggling to keep themselves afloat. If 2020 taught us anything, it’s that you need to keep your eyes focused and your mindset open. You aren’t gonna want to miss this one, so grab some refreshments and let’s talk it out! KEY TAKEAWAYS: Yellow note pad Standing the test of time The constant is you Trusting your gut Getting back to the client experience Your main competition There is more than one way to build a business
THE SNOWBOARD PROJECT Close Calls in the Backcountry with Bjorn Leines and Mark Sullivan Episode One Welcome to our new show, Close Calls in the Backcountry with Bjorn Leines and Mark Sullivan. This weekly show will appear one it's own RSS feed moving forward. This is our first ever show to focus equally on skiing and snowboarding as well as our first dedicated show to backcountry safety. The idea behind the show is to share close call stories and then give expert analysis and advice with our panel of experts led by Bjorn Leines. In addition, snow safety professionals, Emily Sullivan and Grant Alexander lend their expertise in sharing Close Call stories. Close Calls in the Backcountry with Bjorn Leines and Mark Sullivan is recorders on Clubhouse even Thursday as Shred Spaces weekly show, and is released the following Thursday. Special thanks to Karine Shauli and Elise Bernal for helping to make this show possible. This week’s interview is brought to you by Melvin Brewing, Cardiff Snowcraft, Never Summer Industries Tow Pro Lifts and United Shapes. We ask that you support the brands that support disruptive snowboard media. Find out more at their websites. http://melvinbrewing.com http://cardiffsnow.com http://neversummer.com http://towpro-lifts.com http://unitedshapes.us Please consider supporting us at http://www.patreon.com/thesnowboardproject You can follow us on Instagram @thesnowboardproject Tip Line: (208) 471-8007 THE SNOWBOARD PROJECT Hosted by Mark Sullivan Produced by Mark Sullivan Art by Aaron Draplin and Sarat
THE SNOWBOARD PROJECT Close Calls in the Backcountry with Bjorn Leines and Mark Sullivan Episode One Welcome to our new show, Close Calls in the Backcountry with Bjorn Leines and Mark Sullivan. This weekly show will appear one it's own RSS feed moving forward. This is our first ever show to focus equally on skiing and snowboarding as well as our first dedicated show to backcountry safety. The idea behind the show is to share close call stories and then give expert analysis and advice with our panel of experts led by Bjorn Leines. In addition, snow safety professionals, Emily Sullivan and Grant Alexander lend their expertise in sharing Close Call stories. Close Calls in the Backcountry with Bjorn Leines and Mark Sullivan is recorders on Clubhouse even Thursday as Shred Spaces weekly show, and is released the following Thursday. Special thanks to Karine Shauli and Elise Bernal for helping to make this show possible. This week's interview is brought to you by Melvin Brewing, Cardiff Snowcraft, Never Summer Industries Tow Pro Lifts and United Shapes. We ask that you support the brands that support disruptive snowboard media. Find out more at their websites. http://melvinbrewing.com http://cardiffsnow.com http://neversummer.com http://towpro-lifts.com http://unitedshapes.us Please consider supporting us at http://www.patreon.com/thesnowboardproject You can follow us on Instagram @thesnowboardproject Tip Line: (208) 471-8007 THE SNOWBOARD PROJECT Hosted by Mark Sullivan Produced by Mark Sullivan Art by Aaron Draplin and Sarat
Charity Hill and Emily Sullivan discuss how fiction shapes our children's moral imagination, allowing them to explore moral choices and possibilities. Through empathy and imagination, a child can expand their moral experience. Good fictional characters make for better--more virtuous--real character!See more and read more at the website!Join the conversation on Instagram.
This week I chat to Dr Omara Naseem, Psychologist & Eating Disorder SpecialistWe talk about what an eating disorder looks like and how they're diagnosed. We also discuss the BBC Documentary that you may recognise Omara from Freddie Flintoff: Living with Bulimia, my reaction to it as someone who lived with bulimia for a long time, Omara's thoughts on it as well as why this programme was so important despite some of the backlash online.We also talk about the prevalence of disordered eating in wider society including in the fitness industry where “cheat days” and fasting are encouraged in men and women. The barriers to seeking help for those from ethnic minorities as well as some of the recent inquests into the services and why it is something to be welcomed as it will help the NHS to get more investment into eating disorder services.Over the last year we've all had to adapt in many ways and treatment has also had to do so too In order to keep up with the demand that covid has put on us; feelings of food scarcity, pressures and relapsing due to lack of control and emotional upheaval. We talk about what you can do if you're concerned about your own mental health or eating patterns and how you can support others who you are starting to worry about. You can find Dr Omara on Instagram @dr_omara_naseem https://www.instagram.com/dr_omara_naseem/and via her website https://omaranaseem.comThe BBC Documentary we discussed; Freddie Flintoff: Living with Bulimia is still available on the iPlayer:https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000n1xxDon't forget to subscribe to TRIBE TALK to get the latest episodes. Please take a moment if you've enjoyed this chat to rate and review it - it really means the world!You can follow me @emjandrewhttps://www.instagram.com/emjandrew/ on instagramhttps://twitter.com/emjandrew on twitterhttps://www.facebook.com/healthybalancewithemily/ websiteBelow are some helpful links you may be interested in:Supporting someone with an eating disorder: https://www.beateatingdisorders.org.uk/supporting-someoneDo I have an eating disorder: https://www.beateatingdisorders.org.uk/types/do-i-have-an-eating-disorderSupport services: https://www.beateatingdisorders.org.uk/support-servicesYou can also contact Omara or myself for support anytime - whichever route you go down it's important to know that you are not alone and there will always be someone who will listen.If you want to read about my own experience you can buy my book Stardust: Life, Love, Laughter and Everything After a Mental Illness on Amazon which is published under my maiden name Emily Sullivan.https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/1982987499/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_U_roNJDbDMD4SWZ Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/tribetalk. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Owner and Visionary, Emily Sullivan, showcases her love for the city in every wedding she creates. Hospitality is her spiritual gift and many times she can be found cooking for friends or making dinner plans to meet up the city's best restaurants. She started her business back in 2006 as a single mom and has established herself as a go to planner in the area by creating a business that is always evolving and staying relevant in the industry. The business and daily struggles that come along with entrepreneurship have made her very passionate about educating others in the industry and she has spoken to groups including NACE, Wedding MBA, ILEA, Catersource and The Special Event. She was also recently listed on the Biz Bash List of 500 most influential event professionals in the USA! As a Southern Girl, she has built countless relationships with local vendors. On wedding days, Emily is a master problem solver and logistics queen. She has a calm demeanor which helps her clients feel at ease and able to enjoy the day. Her time off is spent traveling with her 2 boys, Lake and Taylor, who have a goal of visiting all 50 states together. - Featured Guest: Emily Sullivan of Emily Sullivan Events Website: www.emilysullivanevents.com Instagram: @emilysullivanevents - Help support Renée and The Confetti Hour show with a small contribution of $3 per month. Your support goes towards the professional maintenance of the show allowing Renée to continue to bring on reputable wedding professionals weekly to share their incredible journey's and tangible tips to help wedding professionals elevate their services. Consider supporting at https://www.patreon.com/theconfettihour
Today's guest is Emily Sullivan, a wedding planning company located in New Orleans that specializes in micro destination weddings and considered by many the Micro Wedding Queen. We have all heard about Micro/Intimate weddings and Destination Weddings. In this episode we cover the combo of these two things. What are the benefits of doing an intimate wedding that is also a destination? What's the difference between an elopement and micro weddings. What should you be asking? Emily is a much sought after speaker and after listening to today's podcast - you will know why! Host: Keith Willard - Owner of Keith Willard EventsBehind The Veil Crew: Marci Guttenberg - An Affair To remember by MarciSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/BehindTheVeilShow)
So Thank You Thank You Thank You!! Every single one our guests, our listeners, and our panel have given of their time and their knowledge so that there is a place to learn, laugh and live!Past guests of Behind The Veil:Christine Gill, Dr. Tania Paredes - Clinical Pyschologist with a private practice, Jessie Bauer, Meghan Ely, Danielle Peacock-Conrad with Peacocks Pantry Caterring, Kelly Murphy with Events on the Loose- Rental Provisions, Susan Rosenberg Jaffe Reben Pieces of Dreams, Lisa Pierce -Lisa Pierce Events, Scott Schaefer Ritz-Carlton, Jan Caroll with Boca Raton Bridal & Consultants, Christian Boem with Jaxson Maximus,Raie Ann Pancier with Susan Rose Dresses, James Filtz with Ritz-Carlton New Orleans, Angeline Holder with Conrad Condo Hotel & Residences, Jessie Bauer - IVF Doctor, Paolo Granados - Radlick a Pyschologist with a private practice, Sydonie Neysmith with Black Swan Events, Paul Grijalva - Private Practice Lawer, Christine Gill with Christine Gill Estate Planning, Miss Continental 2019 Vanessa Van Cartier. Curtis Smith with Curtis Smith Photography, Tara Horner with Boca West Country Club, Patty Nash Photography with Patty Nash Photography, And event more including our weekly crew! Nichole Sellars with CLE Events & Rentals, Marci Marci Hirshman Guttenberg with An Affair To Remember By Marci, Tyler Black with Cache Events, Brooke Love, Gaetana Intrieri - Kaplan with Gallery of Amazing Things, Sydonie Neysmith / The Keyes Company with Black Swan Events, Laurie Johnson with The Westin Fort Lauderdale Beach Resort, Meghan Ely with OFD Consulting LLC, Laurie Hartwell with The Bridal Society's Certified Member Forum, David Caruso with Dynamic Events by David Caruso, Anna Hess with Anna Hess Events, Tiffany Segan Anzelmo with BLISS PHOTO, And future guests that you will be seeing on the show in the next six weeks: Emily Sullivan of Emily Sullivan Events (Micro Wedding Queen out of New Orleans), Dixie Bagley with Dixie Lee Events & Designs, @karen lee owner of Florida Wedding Expo by Your Wedding TV. Renee Sabo with Moxie Bright Events+ Talk with Renee Dalo Podcast. Sandy Hammer Co-Founder of AllSeated and then we are into 2021!!That's a lot of people!Thank you!!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/BehindTheVeilShow)
Wanna discover the optimal set of software to power your wedding planning business? Wanna hear an industry expert reveal her secrets and systems for working at peak efficiency? If so, then this podcast is for you! Emily Sullivan is the owner of Emily Sullivan Events (ESE), a boutique wedding and event-planning firm based in New... The post WII 059: Emily Sullivan Shares the Optimal Software Setup for Wedding Planners appeared first on Timeline Genius Blog.
In Charm City, almost none of the nail-biting turmoil of the national races: Democrats running to take or hold offices in City Hall made a clean sweep. Fairly early in the evening, Brandon Scott declared victory in the race for mayor, and voters gave Councilman Nick Mosby the nod to step into the job Scott will vacate, president of the City Council. We’ll ask WYPR reporter Emily Sullivan … and Lisa Snowden-McCray of Real News Network what’s next and what will be the impact of other choices the voters made.
WYPR reporter Emily Sullivan joins us with the latest on the candidates making their final push before polls close tomorrow night John Willis, former Maryland Secretary of State discusses early voting numbers in a historical perspective and talk about a multi-million dollar lobbying campaign by the gambling industry to push for sports betting. Plus, Sam Novey of Baltimore Votes and Ashiah Parker of the No Boundaries Coalition join Tom with an update on their organization’s efforts to get out those last-minute voters.
Yesterday, more than 161,000 Marylanders braved long lines and gloomy weather to cast their ballots on Day One of in-person early voting. WYPR reporter Emily Sullivan has an update. Plus, Midday on Ethics. President Trump declared himself cured of the coronavirus after receiving an experimental antibody treatment under the FDA compassionate use program. But the president's treatment is vastly different than what most COVID patients receive. As the rate of new infections continues to rise worldwide, who will be in line for the Trump treatment and for a preventative vaccine? Dr. Jeffrey Kahn of the Johns Hopkins Berman Institute of Bio-Ethics joins Tom to discuss the ethics of compassionate use in the fight against the pandemic.
Intimate weddings with Emily Sullivan. EmilySullivanEvents.com Shrinking guest lists might seem scary, but small weddings can mean big profits for your wedding business. How do you offer micro weddings and not impact your full-service larger events? When and why to create a sub-brand. Uncover hidden profitability. Creating an intimate wedding team.
Today on Midday, a conversation about the U.S. Postal Service, which is embroiled in a political and fiscal crisis unlike any in the service’s 228-year history. Shortly after our broadcast Tuesday, Postmaster General Louis DeJoy released a statement announcing that he is halting his controversial cost-cutting initiatives at the US Postal Service until after the November election. The statement says he is canceling service reductions, reinstating overtime hours and ceasing the removal of mail-sorting machines and public collection boxes. As the COVID-19 pandemic persists and intensifies in many states, election experts are predicting record numbers of Americans will use the mail to cast their ballots in November. Is the Postal Service prepared to process those ballots and assure that every vote arrives in time to be counted by local boards of elections? Late last month, the general counsel of the Postal Service sent letters to 46 states and the District of Columbia in which he answered that question, “No.” He said there is a risk that mailed ballots may not arrive in time. Postmaster General, Louis DeJoy – a Trump donor who took office in mid-June – has ordered sweeping staff and operational changes at the Post Office that have already significantly slowed nationwide mail service. President Trump has said he opposes emergency funding for the Post Office because it will support voting by mail... House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has called Congress back from recess on Saturday to demand answers from the Postmaster General, and to pass legislation that would prohibit any service cutbacks ahead of the elections. Louis DeJoy will appear before the Senate Homeland and Governmental Affairs Committee on Friday. He is scheduled to appear before the House Oversight Committee on Monday. And today, Maryland Attorney General Brian Frosh announced that Maryland has joined with a group of more than a dozen other states that are suing the U.S. Postal Service to reverse “unlawful” cost-cutting moves that Frosh said represent the “most deceitful plan in American history to disrupt an American election.” To help us understand what’s really going on at the US Postal Service, Tom is joined first by Washington Post business reporter Jacob Bogage, who has been leading the paper’s coverage of the problems at the Postal Service. Later in the hour, Tom talks with WYPR reporter Emily Sullivan about the Maryland lawmakers who teamed up at a news briefing yesterday with local postal-workers union officials to criticize the operational changes made by the new Postmaster General. Then, Tom talks with Democratic Congressman Dutch Ruppersberger, who represents Maryland’s 2nd District. He sits on the House Appropriations Committee, which funds the Postal Service. The Congressman has been critical of the postal service changes, and will be voting to roll them back in the emergency House bill now being drafted. All our guests joined us today via Zoom.
How do you or your company become considered as the best of the best? Today on the Podcast I chat with Emily Sullivan a boutique Wedding and Event Planner out of New Orleans. Emily shares how she has identified her niche and how she works to be known as one of the top influencers in her market. She also shares her experiences with intimate and micro Weddings. Something we all have questions about these days!
Emily Sullivan is the owner of Emily Sullivan Event, a boutique wedding and event-planning firm based in New Orleans, LA, that specializes in celebrations throughout the Southeast. With a passion for entertaining, she uses her intuition and attention to details to customize each and every wedding experience for her clients. Emily joins us to today to share about Micro-Weddings and share tips, tricks, and takeaways for the process. Click HERE to become a premium subscriber and unlock all of the amazingness: Ad-free, full length episodes The TBWPP Wedding Planning Resource Center with Access to 6 mini courses of The Big Wedding Planning Master Class Wedding Planning Templates and Tools Big Takeaways Micro Weddings are 50 or less guests. Depending on how you plan it, Micro Weddings are still going to be high quality parties. An Elopement is usually low budget, and much quicker. Not quite as much planning and day of events. Not all Micro Weddings are destination weddings, but Emily works with a lot of them. The budgets really range depending on what is important to you and what experience you want to have. Aspects of a Micro Wedding: They still want good players involved - They're flexible They prioritize guest experience They want custom touches They value stress-free more than the traditional couple (shorter planning timeline) - Often multi-day events - all the guests at all the events They can be done on a week day! Links We Referenced emilysullivanevents.com instagram.com/emilysullivanevents https://www.aisleplanner.com/aisle-guide/articles/why-more-couples-are-opting-for-micro- weddings-in-2020 unboringofficiant.com (For discount: thebigweddingplanningpodcast.com - click Partners and then Unboring Officiant) Get In Touch: The Big Wedding Planning Podcast is… Hosted and produced by Michelle Martinez Music by Steph Altman of Mophonics On Instagram @thebigweddingplanningpodcast and be sure to use #planthatwedding when posting, so you can get our attention! Easy to get in touch with. Email us at hello@thebigweddingplanningpodcast.com or Call and leave a message at 415-723-1625 and you might hear your voice on an episode Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Emily Sullivan is the owner of Emily Sullivan Event, a boutique wedding and event-planning firm based in New Orleans, LA, that specializes in celebrations throughout the Southeast. With a passion for entertaining, she uses her intuition and attention to details to customize each and every wedding experience for her clients. Emily joins us to today to share about Micro-Weddings and share tips, tricks, and takeaways for the process. Big Takeaways Micro Weddings are 50 or less guests. Depending on how you plan it, Micro Weddings are still going to be high quality parties. An Elopement is usually low budget, and much quicker. Not quite as much planning and day of events. Not all Micro Weddings are destination weddings, but Emily works with a lot of them. The budgets really range depending on what is important to you and what experience you want to have. Aspects of a Micro Wedding: - They still want good players involved - They're flexible - They prioritize guest experience - They want custom touches - They value stress-free more than the traditional couple (shorter planning timeline) - Often multi-day events - all the guests at all the events - They can be done on a week day! Links We Referenced emilysullivanevents.com (https://www.emilysullivanevents.com) instagram.com/emilysullivanevents (https://www.instagram.com/emilysullivanevents/) https://www.aisleplanner.com/aisle-guide/articles/why-more-couples-are-opting-for-micro- weddings-in-2020 (https://www.aisleplanner.com/aisle-guide/articles/why-more-couples-are-opting-for-micro-weddings-in-2020) unboringofficiant.com (https://www.unboringofficiant.com) (For discount: thebigweddingplanningpodcast.com - click Partners and then Unboring Officiant) Quotes “It's all about what's important to you.” - Emily “If I was turning a corner, or coming out of the bathroom, I would want any person that we invited, if I were to run into them, to be delighted by that.” - Christy “Just create the event that you want to have, personally.” - Emily Get In Touch EMAIL: thebigweddingplanningpodcast@gmail.com FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/TBWPpodcast/ (https://www.facebook.com/TBWPpodcast/) INSTAGRAM: @thebigweddingplanningpodcast (https://www.instagram.com/thebigweddingplanningpodcast/) BE SURE TO USE THE HASHTAG: #planthatwedding TWITTER: @TBWPpodcast PHONE: (415) 723-1625 Leave us a message and you might hear your voice on the show! PATREON: www.patreon.com/thebigweddingplanningpodcast (https://www.patreon.com/thebigweddingplanningpodcast) Special Guest: Emily Sullivan.
If history repeats itself and the Democratic nominees for local offices prevail in November, a new cadre of progressive leaders will take a sharp left turn on their way to Baltimore City Hall, where they will assume responsibility for the COVID 19 pandemic, the re-build of the local economy, a persistent murder rate and the reform of a police department. Political strategist Sophia Silbergeld and WYPR City Hall reporter Emily Sullivan join Tom with Analysis.
The Maryland State Board of Elections is in Day Two of its efforts to determine winners in the primaries for city-wide and city council offices in Baltimore City. Given the reports of problems with both in-person and mail-in voting, the Governor made it clear in his remarks yesterday that he would like to see State Elections Administrator Linda Lamone removed from her job. Other senior officials have made even more direct calls for her resignation. As for potential winners, Former Baltimore Mayor Sheila Dixon maintains a lead in the race for Mayor, although she has not declared herself the victor in her race for her old job. Marvin James, the campaign manager for City Council President Brandon Scott, who is in second place at this juncture, issued a statement yesterday afternoon that said “We believe Brandon Scott will be the winner after all of the missing votes have been accurately accounted for and counted.” Joining Tom on the line to discuss these and other election developments is WYPR’s City Hall reporter Emily Sullivan.
Today, I bring back Emily Sullivan and we are discussing a topic that we teased on the last episode, and that is women and our sexuality. I think this was a great opportunity for us to bring some light to this conversation to maybe open up the conversation a little better. Emily is a licensed Psychotherapist and also serves as a Health Coach. Emily specializes in helping women with weight loss, body-image, family stress, dating, depression, and professional empowerment. Topics discussed: Viewing sexuality as the foundational aspect of our happiness and the ability to connect with ourselves The brain serving as our biggest sexual organ Exploring how your partner works through open communication The benefits of allowing yourself to be vulnerable Opening ourselves up to receiving our partners compliments Reach out to Emily: Via website: https://thrivecounselingsolutions.com/ Via Instagram: @healthgonemental
A poll that was commissioned by WYPR, The Baltimore Sun and the University of Baltimore indicate that all three city wide races in Baltimore are close, with perhaps as many as one in five voters yet to make up their minds. WYPR City Hall reporter, Emily Sullivan and Tom look behind the numbers.
0128: Even when the world ISN'T in the midst of a global health crisis, there are still SO MANY things that can go wrong at a wedding! So how do you possibly plan for anything and everything that can go sideways? Well, your first step should be listening to our expert guest this week, wedding planner Emily Sullivan! Emily is the owner of Emily Sullivan Events, a boutique wedding and event-planning firm based in New Orleans, LA, that specializes in celebrations throughout the Southeast. With a passion for entertaining, she uses her intuition and attention to details to customize each and every wedding experience for her clients. When it comes to surviving and thriving through disasters, Emily has the market cornered. In the past 15 years in the wedding industry, she has survived 2 hurricanes directly hitting her community (during wedding season!), and most recently she was even hospitalized for COVID-19! But her smart and savvy planning skills have brought her through every challenge, and she keeps thriving! There is no-one more qualified to show you the ropes of planning your way out of a disaster scenario! In addition to her wedding and planning expertise, Emily is a regular on-air personality in the region, as well as a sought-after national speaker, with recent and upcoming engagements including The Special Event, NACE, WeddingWire World, and Wedding MBA. She is inaugural chapter president for WIPA New Orleans. Emily has been recognized by several industry publications for her achievements and insight, including Brides, Country Living, The Knot, Southern Weddings, Style Me Pretty and Catersource. https://www.emilysullivanevents.com/ https://www.facebook.com/EmilySullivanEvents/ https://www.instagram.com/emilysullivanevents/ https://www.intimateweddingsbyemily.com/ Vendor Webinar - adding microweddings to your offering (May 6): https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_XipOKBERQASBr7dpf6Jhwg --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/your-i-do-crew/support
Welcome to this week's episode of the Nashville Women's Health podcast! I appreciate you listening. Today we are joined by Emily Sullivan of Thrive Counseling Solutions. Emily is a licensed Psychotherapist and also serves as a Health Coach. Emily specializes in helping women with weight loss, body-image, family stress, dating, depression, and professional empowerment. Emily knows the struggles busy women face to meet the demands of work, family, and nurturing happy relationships. She founded Thrive Counseling Solutions as part of her passion to help women unlock their awesomeness within. You will enjoy what she has to say on today's episode!Topics discussed today with Emily: Emily's career prior to becoming a psychotherapist Standing up for yourself when you need a break and the frustrations of not doing so It's ok for our children to see us being emotional human beings but also helpful for them to see us take charge of our emotions Battling that inner voice that might be telling you to do more One of the most important tools to use to fend off anxiety Reach out to Emily: Via website: https://thrivecounselingsolutions.com/ Via Instagram: @healthgonemental
Hosted by Patrick E. Phillips and Lisa DeRobertsFeaturing: Michael Agee, Carolyn Guido Clifford, Emily Sullivan, Maggie Lou Radar, Emily Scott, Lormarev Jones.In this episode, we focus on how we are affected and coping with the current COVID-19 pandemic. Patrick finds that he needs the external contact, while Lisa has taken the time to process and strategize with her newfound time.We are in a unique moment of history. This pandemic has affected us all. We may be feeling isolated, angry, lost or afraid. We wanted to check in with each other, check in with you, and remind you to do what is best for you. If you need to seek connection through social media, great! Do it! If you need to take the time to actively process this situation and focus on yourself? That’s great! Whatever fuels you during this time, seek it out. Find how you can be adaptable as you go after your passion in this unique moment in history.We reached out to some of our previous guests, artist contributors and faithful fans about how they’re holding up after this first week.@IJustWanna.Podcast@gmail.com
We begin today with a look at the results of a new poll released this morning by WYPR, the Baltimore Sun and the University of Baltimore on the race for Baltimore City Council President. This new voter survey comes on the heels of another WYPR/Sun/UB poll released yesterday that is giving us one of our first insights into the status of the race for Baltimore mayor. Tom is joined in the studio by WYPR's city hall reporter Emily Sullivan for a review of key findings in both polls. The conversation was livestreamed on WYPR's Facebook page. Watch the video here, from the beginning until 08:45 into the feed.
It's Thursday, and time for another of theater critic J. Wynn Rousuck's weekly reviews of the Maryland stage. Today, she talks with Tom about Purlie, the 1970 Broadway musical hit that's getting a spirited revival at Arena Players, the oldest continually performing and historically African-American theater community in Baltimore. Set in the segregated, Jim Crow-era American South, Purlie tells the story of a charismatic traveling preacher named Purlie Victorious Judson, who returns to his small Georgia town in the hope of saving Big Bethel, the community's church, and free the indentured black cotton pickers who work on oppressive Ol' Cap'n Cotchipee's plantation. Purlie - which earned five Tony Awards, including for Best Musical, credits its book to veteran stage and screen actor Ossie Davis, Philip Rose and Peter Udell, with lyrics by Udell and music by Gary Geld. The musical was based closely on Davis's 1961 Broadway play, Purlie Victorious, which was adapted in 1963 into the film Gone Are the Days! The movie version featured many of the play's Broadway cast, including Davis, Ruby Dee, Alan Alda, Beah Richards, Godfrey Cambridge, and Sorrell Booke. Directed at Arena Players by Troy Burton, with musical direction by Tevin Brown, Purlie stars Antoine Williams in the title role, along with Stacey Saunders as Lutiebelle and Katrina Jones as Missy. The cast also includes Nate Couser, Xander Golden, Wanda Tyler, Lisa Wooten, Zolita Lester and Michael Barrett. Purlie continues through Sunday, March 1 at Arena Players Baltimore, located at 801 McCulloh St., Baltimore, Maryland 21201. Click here for ticket and location info. [Near the end of today's live theater review, news broke of the sentencing of former Baltimore mayor Catherine Pugh. As he'd promised throughout the hour, Tom brought WYPR's courthouse reporter Emily Sullivan immediately on the line for a live update. We've left the audio of Emily's debriefer in place, beginning at 7:32 into the segment.]
Emily Sullivan is a oil painter, drawer and art educator at Pikes Peak Community College. As a military wife, Emily and her husband have had to pick up and move all over the country. They’ve also had to spend a number of months apart while he is away serving the country. Instead of letting these struggles impede her journey, Emily has taken daily practices and projects to turn her experiences into creation. She has created healthy, productive routine that bolsters her dream of making art daily.Emily has also cycled across the country, informing her passion of landscape painting. Her tenacity and hunger for unique experiences are a lesson for all of us keep finding ways to daily go after our dreams.You can find out more about Emily and her work here: Emily JB SullivanIG: @emilyjbsullivan
This week on Dopey! Dave has a lot of company as he and his mysterious friend, R.B are joined by NFL great, Reggie Brown, friend of the show and big time journalist Emily Sullivan and Alan. PLUS we get an update from Billy Barroo, and hear some tragic awful news from a new friend of the show. All that plus voicemails, emails, an unfortunate Artie update and much much more. On a straight learning disabled, bananas flambe episode of Dopey.
For the second time in 10 years, and for the second time in the history of the city, a Baltimore mayor has pleaded guilty to criminal behavior while in office. Welcome to this special edition of Midday. Tom Hall spends the hour talking with reporters and legal experts about the guilty plea of former Baltimore Mayor Catherine Pugh. Yesterday, she was charged with 11 counts of wire fraud, conspiracy, and tax evasion. She appeared in federal court a couple of hours ago, and pleaded guilty to 4 of those charges, including conspiracy to commit wire fraud, conspiracy to defraud the United States, and two counts of tax evasion.Two of her close aids, Gary Brown and Roslyn Wedington, have also pleaded guilty to related charges.Tom begins today's analysis of the Pugh indictment with WYPR’s Emily Sullivan, who was at the Federal Court House earlier this afternoon. We're joined next by The Baltimore Sun reporter Luke Broadwater, who first broke the story of Pugh's Healthy Holly book scheme, and then by fellow Sun reporter Kevin Rector, who's also done extensive reporting on the scandal. We get additional reaction to the Pugh indictment from City Councilman Bill Henry and from two legal experts: defense attorney William Purpura and former federal prosecutor Robert Rohrbaugh, the man who prosecuted former Baltimore mayor Sheila Dixon.
Join Carrie Goetz as while we chat with 3 amazing women in episode 2 of our careers podcast series, we interview Emily Sullivan, Brandy Byrd and Stephanie Roberts about careers in physical security. We discuss how they got into this industry, their impressions of being a woman in this industry, their typical day and other questions. Learn from a former Trainer now Business Development Specialist for the Mission Critical Market (Brandy), Director of Business Development (Emily) and a business owner (Stephanie) all women in the physical security space.
On this episode of Bridechilla, Emily Sullivan of Emily Sullivan Events joins us as we discuss how important it is to pre-identify unforeseen circumstances. We talk a lot about what things to plan for, like natural disasters, family drama, and vendors skipping out on your big day. As a wedding planner living in New Orleans, Emily has seen and dealt with it all. On this episode, Aleisha and Emily offer ideas and advice on making your wedding happen no matter what comes your way. If you’re planning for a wedding and looking for ways to plan ahead, then be sure to tune in. Be on your way to wedding Planning Zen with the Bridechilla Guides! Visit the Bridechilla Store and use the Codeword LISTEN for 10% off your order! Join the Bridechilla Community on Facebook. The best Wedding Planning community around. It's bullshit-free, jerk-free and a nice place to be! Keep up to date with the Bridechilla Blog, read podcast show notes and be inspired by real Bridechilla Weddings Join Bridechilla founder, Aleisha on Instagram, for wedding inspiration and more!
Hey! Today I chat with Emily Sullivan about the marital debt! And no, we're not talking about money. ... Do not listen if you have kids around. Please consider supporting all the word we do here by supporting us on Patreon --> Patreon.com/mattfradd Here's a little of what Aquinas had to say about the marital debt. Click the link below to get the full context: On the contrary, As the slave is in the power of his master, so is one spouse in the power of the other (1 Corinthians 7:4). But a slave is bound by an obligation of precept to pay his master the debt of his service according to Romans 13:7, "Render . . . to all men their dues, tribute to whom tribute is due," etc. Therefore husband and wife are mutually bound to the payment of the marriage debt. Further, marriage is directed to the avoiding of fornication (1 Corinthians 7:2). But this could not be the effect of marriage, if the one were not bound to pay the debt to the other when the latter is troubled with concupiscence. Therefore the payment of the debt is an obligation of precept. I answer that, Marriage was instituted especially as fulfilling an office of nature. Wherefore in its act the movement of nature must be observed according to which the nutritive power administers to the generative power that alone which is in excess of what is required for the preservation of the individual: for the natural order requires that a thing should be first perfected in itself, and that afterwards it should communicate of its perfection to others: and this is also the order of charity which perfects nature. And therefore, since the wife has power over her husband only in relation to the generative power and not in relation to things directed to the preservation of the individual, the husband is bound to pay the debt to his wife, in matters pertaining to the begetting of children, with due regard however to his own welfare. Summa, Suppl. Q. 64, A. 1. (see full question here).
As you check out to this episode, it's quite possible that you're in a busy wedding season. If not just a busy season of life! As passionate wedding venue owners, we always want to serve our clients well and exceed their expectations. But as you'll hear in my conversation today, your job is not your life. Even though it might feel that way sometimes! I'm sure we all know that boundaries are important and even necessary, but why is it so hard to put that into practice? Well today I'm talking with Emily Sullivan all about why and how we can start putting some structure and boundaries and sanity back into our lives. In this episode, you'll hear about: Meet Emily and hear her story Why boundaries are so hard for people to set and follow through with The first steps Emily took to start setting her professional boundaries How long it took for her to start seeing benefit Practical tips and steps we can take to set boundaries with clients Practical tips and steps we can take to set boundaries with other vendors How boundaries can help us attract better or more ideal couples Emily's best piece of advice for those who are struggling with doing too much too often RESOURCES WE MENTION: Kristin Binford Venue Consultant – new venue owners' Facebook group and Masterclass EventStable – save $100 on your order The Venue Owner Shop – use code FIRSTORDER to save 15% on your first order The Contract Law Shop – use code KELLYEWELL10 to save 10% ABOUT OUR GUEST: Emily Sullivan is the owner of Emily Sullivan Events, a boutique wedding and event-planning firm based in New Orleans, LA, that specializes in celebrations throughout the Southeast. With a passion for entertaining, she uses her intuition and attention to details to customize each and every wedding experience for her clients. Emily is a regular on-air personality in the region, as well as a sought-after national speaker, with recent and upcoming engagements including The Special Event, NACE, WeddingWire World, and Wedding MBA. She has also been recognized by several industry publications for her achievements and insights, including Country Living, The Knot, Southern Weddings, Style Me Pretty, and Catersource. BE A FRIEND: Leave an iTunes review here. BE A GUEST: Are you passionate about sharing your knowledge about running a wedding venue? Know someone who is? Email us at kelly@aislefilespodcast.com to let us know why you'd be a great person interview! Find full show notes from this episode here. — Connect with Aisle Files Podcast Online Website: www.aislefilespodcast.com Email: kelly@aislefilespodcast.com Instagram: @aislefilespodcast Facebook: @aislefilespodcast The Aisle Files Podcast is created and produced by Kelly Ewell, owner of 48 Fields Farm.
My dear friend Emily Sullivan and I talk about what it means to be empathetic and why empathy is so important in our relationships. We share ways to support a friend going through a tough time. Emily shares a time where empathy from a friend helped her cope with stress and anxiety. Listen to the first episode Emily and I recorded about healthy technology use: https://open.spotify.com/episode/19lShJUSUX7ytOVUoTxrwc?si=iToZTJ1BQHaarjlaL0HPvA
Thinking about expanding your wedding business and diversifying your offerings in response to the ever changing wedding market? Listen in as host Jessica Talazac of Republic NOLA and Jessica Burke of New Orleans Weddings Magazine chat with Stephanie Baker of Creole Cuisine Restaurant Concepts and Emily Sullivan of Emily Sullivan Events and learn how they determine which ideas to follow, brand identities, marketing insights and more. While you're listening, enjoy this week's cocktail of the week, the Sicilian Spritzer. This fruity cocktail, featuring Grey Goose L'Orange, Campari and Blood Orange Italian Soda is light, bright, and perfect for summer!
Ever since the story of Baltimore Mayor Catherine Pugh's lucrative self-dealing book sales first broke in the Sun March 13th, the city has been on a political roller coaster ride, with an embattled Mayor sidelined by pneumonia and taking an indefinite leave of absence, while the city council president assumed her duties amid a growing chorus of calls for Mayor Pugh's resignation. The latest turn came at about 6:30 yesterday morning, when agents from the FBI and the criminal division of the IRS fanned out across Baltimore and executed search warrants in seven different locations, including two of the mayor's homes, and the seat of our city’s government, City Hall. Today, Tom speaks with some of the reporters who are covering this rapidly developing story. A little later, Luke Broadwater of the Baltimore Sun and Jayne Miller of WBAL Television will join us. We’ll also get the perspective of a defense attorney, William Purpura. He is not representing Mayor Catherine Pugh, but he has represented people in some very high-profile recent cases. But we begin today with the newest member of the WYPR news team, city hall reporter Emily Sullivan.
Today's episode is starring floral designer, wedding coordinator, and podcaster, Emily Sullivan. We are digging into how our imposter syndrome shows up in our stories as a creative entrepreneur. Sometimes detours are actually the road in the right direction and how becoming legit, sometimes never really hits. Here's how to deal with imposter syndrome and believe in yourself and creative process!
I continue my conversation with Emily Sullivan Andrew, author, entrepreneur, pilates instructor, co-founder of The Tribe, and eating disorder and mental illness advocate. We discuss becoming a healthier version of yourself by inviting kindness in. Emily shares how she came to love and accept herself--once and for all. Emily is the author of the memoir "Stardust: Life, Love, Laughter and Everything After a Mental Illness." Follow this podcast on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram on @ianwpodcast
This week I speak with Emily (Sullivan) Andrew, author, entrepreneur, pilates instructor, co-founder of The Tribe, and eating disorder and mental illness advocate. At a young age, Emily found herself struggling with an eating disorder. We discuss how she found a way out of her illness and into her body. Emily is the author of the memoir "Stardust: Life, Love, Laughter and Everything After a Mental Illness" To find out more about Emily head over www.healthybalancewithemily.com Follow this podcast on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram on @ianwpodcast
Anti Semites don't fear! The very Dopey Chanukah has very little Chanukah in it. Instead it's jam packed with recovery and Dopey! First Chris's grand sponsor, Tim Walsh returns to bring the Recovery! Tim talks about his drug addiction, his career around treatment, spirituality, holiday relapsing, outdoor adventuring and much much more. Then author, and champion of the show, Emily Sullivan calls in to bring the Dopey! She talks of of some crazy meth behavior; hiding in a tree to find drugs, holiday using, Andy Dick and her new book proposal. All that, Dave plays the theme song to One Day at a Time, crazy Dopey email and much, much more on a not-too-Jewish Dopey Chanukah Classic. (part 1)
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In this episode, Angela and Emily Sullivan discuss: · Matching your career to your personality · Deciding which services to offer and how to be profitable · Growing your “A” team · Setting expectations and overseeing the process. Key Takeaways: · Experience is everything. · Surround yourself with people who share your same goals. · Know your worth and find the right fit. · It is important to set clear boundaries. "We are intentional about what we say yes to." — Emily Sullivan Connect with Emily Sullivan: Pinterest Facebook Website Instagram
In Episode 155, Brian aka the crackhead lawyer returns to the show to celebrate getting Dopey finally into Vice. It's all thanks to writer extrordinaire, Emily Sullivan, who comes on the show and talks of her love for needles, her children and how she came to write about Dopey. Dave tells about some possibly relapse-esque behavior. Jeremy Turner leaves a very Dopey Voicemail involving crack, crystal meth, prostitutes and his underwear. Brian gets super emotional about Chris, and Dave's dad pops in to say tootles. All that and much, much more, on a very special episode of Dopey.
This week, Loren, Radha, and Erin are reunited to discuss such cheery topics as political assassinations and sexual violence (albeit in the form of Nobel Prizes awarded to combat it). Radha dives deep on NAFTA 2.0, and we work our way through the crazy Chinese hacked hardware story. Rounding out White House Mayhem, John Bolton is back and joins the president and vice president in making blustery foreign policy speeches. And Erin demands answers on Banksy's newest prank. New WOTR podcast: Melanie Marlowe, Bryan McGrath, and Christopher Preble, "Net Assessment," War on the Rocks KUFR Nobel prize Emily Sullivan, "Nobel Peace Prize Goes To Denis Mukwege And Nadia Murad For Fighting Sexual Violence," NPR Saudi-Turkey "Jamal Khashoggi: Turkey says journalist was murdered in Saudi consulate," BBC Karim Fahim, "Turkey concludes Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi killed by 'murder' team, sources say," Washington Post Trade Heather Long, "U.S., Canada and Mexico just reached a sweeping new NAFTA deal. Here's what's in it." Washington Post Jacob M. Schlesinger and Josh Zumbrun, "Trump Aims to Model New Trade Deals on Revised Nafta," Wall Street Journal Phil Levy, "Trump Faces A Car Conundrum On NAFTA Deal," Forbes Jeff Daniels, "New NAFTA falls short of 'more ambitious goals' for agribusiness, says CoBank report," CNBC Jordan Robertson and Michael Riley, "The Big Hack: How China Used a Tiny Chip to Infiltrate U.S. Companies," Bloomberg James Cook, "Apple and Amazon deny report that Chinese 'spy' chips were used to infiltrate their networks," Telegraph Ian Bogost, "The Chinese Motherboard Hack Is a Crisis, Even If It Didn't Really Happen," Atlantic WH Mayhem Jane Perlez, "Pence's China Speech Seen as Portent of 'New Cold War,'" New York Times Van Jackson, "Competition with China Isn't a Strategy," War on the Rocks David M. Herszenhorn, "Rebuking Trump, major powers reaffirm Iran nuclear deal," Politico Lara Seligman, "Bolton Puts Mattis in a Tight Spot on Syria," Foreign Policy Jarrett Blanc, "Here's Why World Leaders Are Laughing at Trump," Politico Pop-Culture Allison Quinn, "Banksy Painting Self-Destructs Seconds After Being Sold for $1.4 Million at Auction," Daily Beast Music by Future Teens Produced by Tre Hester
This week, Loren, Radha, and Erin are reunited to discuss such cheery topics as political assassinations and sexual violence (albeit in the form of Nobel Prizes awarded to combat it). Radha dives deep on NAFTA 2.0, and we work our way through the crazy Chinese hacked hardware story. Rounding out White House Mayhem, John Bolton is back and joins the president and vice president in making blustery foreign policy speeches. And Erin demands answers on Banksy's newest prank. New WOTR podcast: Melanie Marlowe, Bryan McGrath, and Christopher Preble, "Net Assessment," War on the Rocks KUFR Nobel prize Emily Sullivan, "Nobel Peace Prize Goes To Denis Mukwege And Nadia Murad For Fighting Sexual Violence," NPR Saudi-Turkey "Jamal Khashoggi: Turkey says journalist was murdered in Saudi consulate," BBC Karim Fahim, "Turkey concludes Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi killed by 'murder' team, sources say," Washington Post Trade Heather Long, "U.S., Canada and Mexico just reached a sweeping new NAFTA deal. Here's what's in it." Washington Post Jacob M. Schlesinger and Josh Zumbrun, "Trump Aims to Model New Trade Deals on Revised Nafta," Wall Street Journal Phil Levy, "Trump Faces A Car Conundrum On NAFTA Deal," Forbes Jeff Daniels, "New NAFTA falls short of 'more ambitious goals' for agribusiness, says CoBank report," CNBC Jordan Robertson and Michael Riley, "The Big Hack: How China Used a Tiny Chip to Infiltrate U.S. Companies," Bloomberg James Cook, "Apple and Amazon deny report that Chinese 'spy' chips were used to infiltrate their networks," Telegraph Ian Bogost, "The Chinese Motherboard Hack Is a Crisis, Even If It Didn't Really Happen," Atlantic WH Mayhem Jane Perlez, "Pence's China Speech Seen as Portent of 'New Cold War,'" New York Times Van Jackson, "Competition with China Isn't a Strategy," War on the Rocks David M. Herszenhorn, "Rebuking Trump, major powers reaffirm Iran nuclear deal," Politico Lara Seligman, "Bolton Puts Mattis in a Tight Spot on Syria," Foreign Policy Jarrett Blanc, "Here's Why World Leaders Are Laughing at Trump," Politico Pop-Culture Allison Quinn, "Banksy Painting Self-Destructs Seconds After Being Sold for $1.4 Million at Auction," Daily Beast Music by Future Teens Produced by Tre Hester
Today's Guest is Emily Sullivan from Emily Sullivan Events. Emily is diving into the topic "How to Build the Wedding Career You Actually Want." I truly believe this is such an IMPORTANT topic to cover because sometimes in business, we're really just treading water and surviving without making plans for the future and what we really want our business to look like. Emily is tackling this and more in today's episode! Here's a bit more about Emily: Emily Sullivan believes that the wedding planning process should be both fun and stress-free! A southern girl at heart, she loves the hospitality aspect of wedding planning and aims to make you and your guests feel both comfortable and welcome in the city of New Orleans. She loves the city and showcases her love for it in each wedding that she creates. With over 11 years in the industry and 500+ weddings under her belt, she has the experience and relationships needed to make your wedding day the best! We focus on customization and guest experience each step of the way. Emily is the inaugural president of the New Orleans WIPA Chapter and has been featured in publications such as BRIDES, Grey Likes Weddings, The Knot and more! She is a sought-after national speaker, with recent and upcoming engagements including The Special Event, NACE, WeddingWire World, and Wedding MBA. Connect with Emily: www.emilysullivanevents.com
Emily Sullivan and Hannah Lee talk with host Mark Woods about the wide range of stories — murder trials, power plant implosions and more — they covered this summer as Times-Union interns.
This week's guest Emily Sullivan joins us to talk about social media and technology's impact in our lives. We talk about the pressures of being constantly connected, deleting social media, and how technology can be harmful to our relationships. We also talk about how technology can be beneficial in our lives and how to have a healthy relationship with our devices.
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Intimate weddings are on the rise, whether that means keeping it close to home or jetting off to an exotic locale. Couples are choosing to take this path so that they can create an event that is truly unique to them with the people that they cherish the most. So is this the right choice for you? Emily Sullivan from Emily Sullivan Events who shares some of her favorite tips for planning a smaller event with maximum punch more personalization and adventure.
Managing a wedding business is hard. Add kids into the mix and it's even harder. For all those single parents out there doing it, we are in awe! In this week's episode of the This Week in Weddings podcast, we're talking with a New Orleans based wedding planner who is doing just that – managing a business as a single parent. And you guys... she home schools one of her kids too! Hear how she does it all and keeps her head above water in this week's episode of This Week In Weddings! About our guest: Emily Sullivan is the owner and visionary behind Emily Sullivan Events. She believes that the wedding planning process should be both fun and stress-free! A southern girl at heart, she loves the hospitality aspect of wedding planning and aims to make her clients feel both comfortable and welcome in the city of New Orleans. With over 11 years in the industry and 500+ weddings under her belt, she has the experience and relationships needed to make every wedding day the best! Emily is the inaugural president of the New Orleans WIPA Chapter and has been featured in publications such as BRIDES, Grey Likes Weddings, The Knot and more! She is a sought-after national speaker, with recent and upcoming engagements including The Special Event, NACE, WeddingWire World, and Wedding MBA. In this episode, listeners will hear about: How Emily involves her kids in her work How Emily balances her work and homeschooling How having a tribe around her has helped her balance work and personal life How Emily manages the dreaded "mom guilt" Want to connect with Emily? www.emilysullivanevents.com Facebook: Emily Sullivan Events Instagram: @emilysullivanevents
Jessica Burke (JB), Georgia Southern University and Emily Sullivan Smith, University of Dayton thoughtfully discuss the role of a Foundations Coordinator, balancing administrative roles with teaching and the pros/cons of a unified foundations curriculum.
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