Podcasts about ephie

What does it look like for wrap-around resources to be readily accessible? In today's conversation, we're taking a look at a an innovative collaboration that challenges us to expand our understanding of what it can look like to build community by meeting people where they are -- at home. Affordable housing can provide so much more than a residence, but rather a home and a community of supports. Joining us to share more about the ways Memphis - and Memphians - are leading in this work are Ephie Balled Johnson of Neighborhood Christian Centers, Inc. and Sarah Jemison of ALCO Management. Resources mentioned in this episode include: ALCO Mangament Neighborhood Christian Centers, Inc. Ephie's previous conversation with us can be found here Foote Home Renovation Chickasaw Place Apartments This episode is made possible in partnership with Independent Bank.

Season 2 hosted by Madison and Ephie for Cinemavixens.com

Ephie Johnson, president and CEO of the Neighborhood Christian Center stops by to talk about Faith & Family Night at the Memphis Grizzlies vs. Toronto Raptors Sunday Feb 5th at FedEx Forum. Ephie will be leading a diverse collective of musicians that she's organized as Bluff City Praise. The postgame event includes a faith-based Q&A with Grizzlies forward Jake LaRavia. Ephie's mom, Dr. JoeAnn Ballard and her dad, Monroe, co-founded the Neighborhood Christian Center in 1978, as they worked as schoolteachers observing the poverty conditions facing many of the students entering their classrooms. The Neighborhood Christian Center's services include tutoring, college assistance, adult education, job training, legal and financial counseling, clothing closets and food distribution.

Your favorite podcast hosts Jason A. Coombs and Samantha Tuozzolo  are back and sit down with actor Ephie Aardema, who shares what it's like being part of the “Fanny Pack” as one of the Fanny Brice understudies in the Broadway hit musical ‘FUNNY GIRL'. Ephie shares what it's like returning to the Broadway stage after the pandemic and juggling multiple roles in rehearsals!  Before closing out the episode with a joyful Barbra Streisand Trivia Game, Ephie also shares the importance of actors having hobbies outside of performing and why she almost gave up acting professionally before booking her current role.   The episode opens with Samantha and Jason sharing a mic check where they celebrate producing fifty episodes and reminisce on a few of their favorite guests. They also fangirl over the iconic Sheryl Lee Ralph and her outstanding Emmy win last week. The exclusive video can be found here on Broadway World and the audio only can be found on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Audible or any of your other favorite podcast apps.  You can support the podcast and the hosts at www.buymeacoffee.com/SurvivalJobsPod and on Instagram at @surivaljobspod | @SammyTutz | @JasonACoombs.    Please excuse any sound issues, Friends! We are still in a pandemic!! Info on Ephie Aardema:  Follow Ephie on Instagram  Follow Marc on Twitter  Ephie's Official Website Mic Check Links: Survival Jobs Broadway World Video/Article Sheryl Lee Ralph full Emmy Speech "Keep the Camera's Rolling: The Pedro Zamora Way" Documentary Trailer "Barbarian" Horror Film Trailer Important Links: NPR: "How To Help Puerto Rico" Article Abortion Funds Website Plan C Pills Website National Write Your Congressman Link How to help Uvalde families NPR Article Check out Six Ways to Help the Buffalo Shooting Victims Check out Nine Ways to Be a Better Ally to Black People Register to VOTE here Where to Donate to Support Access to Abortions Right Now Info on Your Hosts:  Follow Samantha:  Instagram.   |  Samantha's Official Website here Follow Jason on Instagram  | Twitter. Broadway World Article on our Season 2 Launch Party Check out Jason's Official Website here Check out and support The Bridgeport Film Fest Support Us... Please!  If you're feeling generous, Buy Us A Coffee HERE! Please don't become complacent: Support the Black Mamas Matter Alliance Support Families Detained and Separated at the Border.  Support the AAPI Civic Engagement Fund. Support Black Trans Folx here Donate to the Community League of the Heights (CLOTH) Support the People of Palestine How to be an Ally to the AAPI Community 168 Ways to Donate in Support of Black Lives and Communities of Color The New York Times: On Mexico's Border With U.S., Desperation as Migrant Traffic Piles Up PBS: How to help India during its COVID surge — 12 places you can donate Covid quarantine didn't stop antisemitic attacks from rising to near-historic highs Opening and Closing Theme Music: "One Love" by Beats by Danny | Game Music: "Wake Up" by MBB.   If you enjoy Survival Jobs: A Podcast be sure to subscribe and follow us on your preferred podcast listening app! Also, feel free to follow us on Instagram and Twitter! Thank you!!

I don't know about you, but we're feelin' 2022! For our final "favorite thing" and the first episode of 2022, Christy Mullen (our weekly co-host and Director of Marketing and Communications) shares her favorite... "the wonderful and effervescent Ephie...". It originally aired in June of 2021, and is actually our longest episode to date at an hour and 20 minutes. We trimmed it down for today, but please feel free to scroll on back and listen to the full cut later on! Happy New Year, Memphis! Ephie Ballard-Johnson is at the helm of "the family business" of caring for people as the President and CEO of Neighborhood Christian Centers (a 44-year-old Memphis organization!). They're tackling not only systematic, multi-generational challenges by bridging the immediate gaps, focused on truly meeting each individual where they are - insisting it's never too late to make an authentic change.   In this episode, she's bringing it in for the real deal with this genuine conversation about everything from leading by example to learning not to cry over logistics. Plus we'll chat about her 2015 TEDxMemphis talk, "Do First Years Last a Lifetime?" where she explains the urgency of intersecting with a person in need sooner rather than later. Her hustle knows no bounds!   You'll laugh, you'll cry, you'll leave fully inspired by this extended-cut episode (including 20 extra minutes of goodness that we didn't have time for live on air).

Today, on the show, we're excited to introduce you to Ephie Ballard-Johnson, whose take on the Gospel has informed her life as a professional vocalist, CEO of Neighborhood Christian Centers, mom, and small business owner.

This week we hear from new Waterford football boss Ephie Fitzgerald, and we get the lowdown from the Galway camp on Henry Shefflin's appointment!

Interviewing ~ chatting with Kelsey AKA EPHIE about her music career, her spiritual journey, healing, and inspiration. #SpreadLove

Bring it in for a virtual hug with "the wonderful and effervescent Ephie...".   Ephie Ballard-Johnson is at the helm of "the family business" of caring for people as the President and CEO of Neighborhood Christian Centers (a 44-year-old Memphis organization!). They're tackling not only systematic, multi-generational challenges by bridging the immediate gaps, focused on truly meeting each individual where they are - insisting it's never too late to make an authentic change.   In this episode, she's bringing it in for the real deal with this genuine conversation about everything from leading by example to learning not to cry over logistics. Plus we'll chat about her 2015 TEDxMemphis talk, "Do First Years Last a Lifetime?" where she explains the urgency of intersecting with a person in need sooner rather than later. Her hustle knows no bounds!   You'll laugh, you'll cry, you'll leave fully inspired by this extended-cut episode (including 20 extra minutes of goodness that we didn't have time for live on air).

The concept of coming out is something that the LGBT+ community has had to do for years. Although, letting people know that you're not "normal" and having to formally announce it isn't always the best experience.    In this final episode before the finale, Effy details her own journey with coming out, and comes out publicly online. In  a riveting discussion about what needs to change in and outside of the LGBT community, and the adversities we've had to face just by being ourselves, Effy asks the question: Why do we need to come out? Will the world ever be safe enough for us to NOT have to come out?    Want to keep up with The Human condition? Follow our Twitter here or our Instagram here. Want to ruin your feed with posts from Ephie? Make sure to check out her Twitter or Instagram!    

What do you do when the person you are and the person you look like aren't the same? In this final series of the first season of The Human Condition, Effy sits down with her long term friend Aria about her experience as a trans woman, and what it means to discover who you are.    Want to keep up with The Human condition? Follow our Twitter here or our Instagram here. Want to ruin your feed with posts from Ephie? Make sure to check out her Twitter or Instagram!

In the last installment of the ACEs series, Ephie and Christy interview each other's lovers and try to get to center of what it's like being in love with someone that has experienced a high amount of adverse childhood experiences.    Zach and L tell us how they struggle with loving someone that was raised on survival rather than love, what they've learned, and how they've had to adapt to accommodate their loved ones' trauma responses.    In this riveting new series exploring love and trauma, Effy asks hard hitting questions. Do ACEs affect love? Does the way ACEs make us thing affect the way that we navigate the world? The answer is yes, and though we probably won't figure out the extent of it during this lifetime, it is something worth asking about.    Want to keep up with The Human condition? Follow our Twitter here or our Instagram here. Want to ruin your feed with posts from Ephie? Make sure to check out her Twitter or Instagram!

In part two of this series, Ephie sits down with her friend, Christy, and talk about their ACEs, and the perspectives they have on the world because of the bad things that have happened to them before they could even drive a car or pay taxes.    Adverse childhood experiences, or ACEs as they're shortened to, have affected who they are, how they think, and how they love, but it isn't ALL bad. In a conversation that is both profound, raw, and real, they confront the events that have made them, them.    In this riveting new series exploring love and trauma, Effy asks hard hitting questions. Do ACEs affect love? Does the way ACEs make us thing affect the way that we navigate the world? The answer is yes, and though we probably won't figure out the extent of it during this lifetime, it is something worth asking about.    Want to keep up with The Human condition? Follow our Twitter here or our Instagram here. Want to ruin your feed with posts from Ephie? Make sure to check out her Twitter or Instagram!

Have you ever wondered how the things that you've experienced affected you? They probably do, more than you think. Adverse childhood experiences, or ACEs as they're shortened to, not only affect us mentally, but they can have a negative impact on the physical wellbeing of a person as well.    In this riveting new series exploring love and trauma, Effy asks hard hitting questions. Do ACEs affect love? Does the way ACEs make us thing affect the way that we navigate the world? The answer is yes, and though we probably won't figure out the extent of it during this lifetime, it is something worth asking about.    Want to keep up with The Human condition? Follow our Twitter here or our Instagram here. Want to ruin your feed with posts from Ephie? Make sure to check out her Twitter or Instagram!    

Have you ever wondered what happiness IS? What it means? How to get there?    Ephie definitely has. Exploring the concept of "happiness" and what it means, Ephie, with the help of her friend Katie, breaks down our obstacles to happiness, the easiest way to achieve it, and the secret to long lasting positive feelings (maybe, kind of, in the most human way possible).    While we don't understand the human brain too well, we DO understand ourselves. And, really, maybe that's the key to understanding our own personal satisfaction.    Want to keep up with The Human condition? Follow our Twitter here or our Instagram here. Want to ruin your feed with posts from Ephie? Make sure to check out her Twitter or Instagram!

Death is something that touches us all. But, how does the death of one person affect the world of everyone around them? Why does it touch us all differently? If death touches us all, how come we all still grieve alone? Ephie came into this episode asking one question: How did my dad's death affect you? And, everything that comes with death, grief, loss, anger, questions, confusion, hatred, it all gets unpacked by Ephie, and her family, and her friends who were all touched by the loss of her father.    Want to keep up with The Human condition? Follow our Twitter here or our Instagram here. Want to ruin your feed with posts from Ephie? Make sure to check out her Twitter or Instagram!  

In today's episode Sarajane talks with writer and podcaster Christa Nutor all about being an enneagram type 3 and how to schedule your life around joy. Stay in touch with Christa:  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thecurvychrista/ website: https://thecurvychristian.org podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/44wehiwDXrFdMACqh0tlWK?si=Q7tmE-dIS5CHHw5a3SJwog Today’s episode is brought to you by ‘The Human Condition’ a podcast dedicated to all things - you guessed it - human! 23 year old podcast host, Ephie, explores the human condition in this, in all of its entirety, covering the heavy stuff, like PTSD, adverse childhood experiences, and mental illness, and the whimsical stuff like love, and hope. The Human Condition even questions our humanity, pondering what humans ARE, what the human condition is, and why it matters, if it even does at all. The human condition poses the concept that - Maybe you have very little in common with your neighbor that always parks in your driveway, or your materialistic family, or your troubled teen daughter, but the beauty of that is, that you are still human, they are still human, and even if that is the only thing that connects you, you are still, fundamentally the same. This podcast is beautifully produced, honest and connective. I especially loved the episode titled, “Post Traumatically Stressed” You can check out The Human Condition in today’s show notes or search for it anywhere you listen to podcasts online! Check out The Human Condition here: https://humancondition.podbean.com ___  Call/text your enneagram questions to (828) 338-9127   Grab a copy of my book at www.thehonestenneagram.com   Join us in making the most of your time this year at www.thebravecollective.co

Ephie explores the concept of perfect relationships and romance in this episode. She talks about the turbulent start to her own relationship, and tries to come to terms with what "real love" is.  "See, this isn't a love story. Not really. It's a life story. A terrible, harrowing life story that turned into a love story of two broken people supporting each other during the worst times of our lives." Want to keep up with The Human condition? Follow our Twitter here or our Instagram here. Want to ruin your feed with posts from Ephie? Make sure to check out her Twitter or Instagram!

In this episode we speak to Paul Kerrrigan about his recent retirement from inter-county football, and his Nemo career. We also catch up with Cork ladies Football Manager, Ephie Fitzgerald, ahead of their All-Ireland final clash with Dublin.

FAC20 members Amber and Ephie discuss their experiences of the FAC bootcamp during their last week on the course Music by Glenroy-Terence FAC20. Track: Encounters With Acid - Tee Circus.

Cork manager Ephie Fitzgerald and Galway player Mairead Seoighe join us on the line as we react to the issues of venue change, timing of warm-up and the general problems within the LGFA that led to the fiasco over the weekend.

Cork Ladies Football Manager Ephie Fitzgerald See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this new series, Ephie dives into the magical world of the enneagram. The enneagram is a psychological personality typing test that identifies your core fears and desires, your basic traits, and points of improvement to strive for. In part two of this series, Ephie sits down with someone from each enneagram type and has long conversations with them about their existential fears, their motivations, their desires, to see if they actually do fit their enneagram types, and how it impacts their daily lives. This episode features some awesome guests (in Ephie's opinion, which is obviously the best opinion) like Connor Adams, host of Awkward Segway and Roll for Talk Show, and Ephie's mom (who is lovely and definitely worth listening to this episode for).   Want to keep up with The Human condition? Follow our Twitter here or our Instagram here. Want to ruin your feed with posts from Ephie? Make sure to check out her Twitter or Instagram!

In this new series, Ephie dives into the magical world of the enneagram. The enneagram is a psychological personality typing test that identifies your core fears and desires, your basic traits, and points of improvement to strive for. In part one of the enneagram series, Ephie explores all nine types, the wings, the centers, and levels of development. Understanding WHAT the enneagram is is the first step into understanding how to utilize it, and to understanding yourself.    Want to keep up with The Human Condition? Follow us on Twitter here or our Instagram here! Want to ruin your feed by following Ephie? Make sure to check out her Twitter and Instagram!   This podcast episode includes the song "flowers (ft. nori)" by in love with a ghost   

In this episode, Ephie sits down with her old co-worker Matt, and they talk about the ups and downs, struggles and victories of dealing with PTSD. Both suffer from the same mental illness, yet it doesn't define them. Their lives, goals, aspirations, fantasies are different, but a part of their struggle as a human is the same.    Want to keep up with The Human condition? Follow our Twitter here or our Instagram here. Want to ruin your feed with posts from Ephie? Make sure to check out her Twitter or Instagram!  

The first episode of The Human Condition podcast, podcast host Ephie dives deep into what the human condition is, and explains the origins of her interest of the human condition itself. This first episode is a good look into the lore of Ephie, and explores one of the earlier memories of her childhood in a beautifully raw story about her father's death.    Want to keep up with The Human Condition? Follow us on Twitter here or our Instagram here! Want to ruin your feed by following Ephie? Make sure to check out her Twitter and Instagram!      

The Human Condition is a fresh new face in podcasting, bringing you authentic stories about what it's like being human. The Human Condition talks about the good, like love and whimsy, the bad, like loss and adverse childhood experiences, and the heavy, with topics like PTSD and suicide.   Listeners have called this show "incredibly raw and honest" and "poignant".   A mix between beautifully scripted writing, and incredibly true and real moments, The Human Condition is truly a podcast for everyone.   Want to keep up with The Human Condition? Follow us on Twitter here or Instagram here.  Want to ruin your feed by following Ephie? Check her out her Twitter and her Instagram!

CEO & President of Neighborhood Christian Center, Ephie Ballard-Johnson, speaks on “living bold.” Ephie's life, personality, passion & entrepreneurial heart not only exemplify what this looks like but also how we can practically live a courageously bold life. — *Visit HopeChurchMemphis.com/GCC for more Green Chair Conversations! Also you can follow us at @Hope4Memphis on Facebook and Instagram to stay connected.

Before her Ivy League education and starting her financial advice practice, Ephie Coumanakos grew up in Athens, Greece. Rooted in business and hard work, she connects with her engineering and other analytical clients in Wilmington, DE, with clear communication. Financial advice from books or the media is too generic to be worth much, she says; people who want added financial value should seek an advisor who delivers personalized advice.

Michalyn Easter-Thomas your Memphis City Council member representing District 7.  Council In Your Neighborhood is our way of bringing information and conversation to our respective districts...normally this would be a town-hall style meeting but because of the continued Safer at Home orders we have to meet you virtually.  Our guest, a true Super Heroin whose putting in the work, Mrs. Ephie Johnson, CEO, of Neighborhood Christian Center.

On Episode 6, I talk with sunshine human and Broadway performer, Ephie Aardema who lives in Jersey City. Ephie and I were roomates in Astoria, Queens for 3 years; we laugh, talk about what it's like to self-quarantine by oneself and relish in "books n' bath time".

Happy New Year! This week on The Cool Kids Table, we had the opportunity to chat with Broadway actress and songwriter Ephie Aardema. Ephie is an original cast member of The Bridges of Madison County and starred as Dawn in the Broadway touring production of Waitress. She talks candidly about her upbringing, what inspired her to gravitate towards musical theatre, and the people who have positively impacted her life along the way. Hear some wonderful tips about being an actress and joining a tour as a replacement along with a fun "Wingin' It"

Connor schools everyone in fashion, Leo struggles with taffy, Ephie destroys the moon, and Kirsten gets tricked! All this and more in the special drunk episode of AWKWARD SEGWAY! Ask us questions!: Twitter: @AwkwardSegwayPM Instagram: awkwardsegwaypodcast Reddit and Facebook: Awkward Segway Email: awkwardsegwayquestions@gmail.com   Subscribe to Ephie and Leo on YouTube!: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCuXusZdaJXfrCgX6JMhyifw

We have a packed show for you this week which stretches to just over an hour in length but we promise you it's worth it!In part one we're joined by Cork minor boss Bobbie O'Dwyer to look ahead to Sunday's All Ireland minor football final between Cork and Galway in Croke Park.Then in part two we're thrilled to have Ephie Fitzgerald on the line to discuss his four years in charge of the Cork ladies which included one All Ireland title, three Munster titles and three National League titles.We also speak to Clonakilty Town manager John Leahy and West Cork League chairman Tim O'Donovan ahead of the start of the WCL this weekend.

Ephie Fitzgerald Ahead Of Cork & Dublin In Ladies Football Semi Final See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On Fresh is the Word, we like to deliver wisdom through great stories from the minds of bright creatives of pop culture. Through those stories, we like to dissect the journey of our guests and present actionable lessons and advice for our listeners no matter what career or avenue of artistry they pursue. Our guest this episode is Ephie Aardema, who is currently playing the role of Dawn on the touring production of Waitress the Musical. This Tony Award®​-nominated musical is brought to you by a groundbreaking, all-female creative team featuring original music and lyrics by 6-time Grammy®​ ​nominee Sara Bareilles, a book by acclaimed screenwriter Jessie Nelson and direction by Tony Award winner Diane Paulus. The musical is based on the 2007 film of the same name, written by Adrienne Shelly. Along with her role in Waitress, Aardema recently originated Tai in Clueless The Musical. During our conversation, we talked about how she went straight from doing Clueless to Waitress, learning her new roles, her experiences thus far with Waitress, her upbringing, how her side gigs are in service of her time doing musicals, how she tries to enjoy all the cities that the musicals take her to and her love of plants. Follow Ephie Aardema: Web: ephieaardema.com Twitter: twitter.com/EphieAardema Instagram: instagram.com/ephieaardema Follow Waitress the Musical: Web: waitressthemusical.com Facebook: facebook.com/waitressmusical Twitter: twitter.com/waitressmusical YouTube: youtube.com Instagram: instagram.com/waitressmusical FRESH IS THE WORD PATREON: patreon.com/freshistheword THEME MUSIC Courtesy of Knox Money, Bang Belushi, and Foul Mouth. SPONSOR Founded in 2015, 20x20 Apparel brings original tributes to Pro Wrestling's classic arenas, moments and events. They look to spotlight the Bloopers, Bleeps and Bodyslams along with the Biggest, Smallest, Strangest & Strongest. In the world of wrestling there are 100's of shirts, promotions, flyers, social media accounts and ads. Don't get lost in the sea of parody shirts and display fonts. We can provide professional graphic design services at a reasonable price. 20X20 also hand screen prints all tees in house. If you would like to discuss a possible run of tees, posters, koozies, foam fingers...Zubas, then drop them a line at 20x20apparel.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/freshistheword/message

Ephie Johnson director of Neighborhood Christian Center joins host Byron Tyler on this live episode of Mid-South View Point. NCC’s primary mission is to guide those in need toward stability and sustainability through compassionate, Christ-centered ministries and empowerment programs. The heart of NCC was planted by Ephie’s mom & dad, Monroe and Dr. JoeAnn Ballard, in 1968 and continues to sever the underserved in the Memphis community.

Ephie Ballard-Johnson was born in Memphis, TN. After graduating from Treadwell High School, she attended the University of Memphis where she received a Bachelor of Arts degree in English with a concentration in technical writing. She then worked as an educator in the Memphis City School System for a number of years before serving as the Administrative Director of Neighborhood Christian Centers, Inc., a nonprofit Christian organization that employs over 60 staff members and provides many programs and assistance for 50,000 neighbors in need annually. After ten years as Administrative Director, she seceded her mother and NCC founding director, JoeAnn Ballard, as President/CEO of theNeighborhood Christian Centers (NCC) in 2008. Since that time, Mrs. Johnson has spearheaded the creation of the Early Childhood Brain Development program- Operation Smart Child- in partnership with The Urban Childhood Institute, organized the First Ladies for Healthy Babies Network with the support of Tennessee First Lady Crissy Haslam. Along with a committed staff, Ephie has a heart for the Memphis community, she is committed to the plight of the elimination of poverty through her service at NCC. Mrs. Johnson is the host of FOX 13 WHBQ’s “Faith Forum” and also serves on the Advisory Council at Memphis Light Gas & Water, is a Board Member of On the Grove Music, and is a CAB Board Member of the Department of Human Services. In addition to her work with NCC, Ephie works as a professional vocalist and songwriter, as well as a noted inspirational speaker. Her love for the Lord has inspired Ephie to write beautiful Christian Music, including her single The King is Here. She has been a keynote speaker for various faith-based, community service, and women’s focused conferences throughout the country and around the world, most recently traveling to Japan, Guyana, Kenya, and Argentina. Ephie is married to Rodney, her husband of 20 years, and has two beautiful children, Andre and Jonathan. They attend Hope Presbyterian Church She and Rodney have been members of Hope Presbyterian Church’s worship team for 16 years, under the leadership of Grammy and Dove award winner Bruce Carroll. Learn more: http://ephiejohnsonlive.com

The Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was martyred in Memphis on April 4, 1968, while in town to support the contentious sanitation workers' strike. Throughout the strike, Clayborn Temple African Methodist Episcopal Church served as a nerve center for demonstrators and other activists. On February 8, 2017, Theology Live was held at Clayborn Temple. That evening, Mrs. Ephie Johnson graced the gathering with her rendition of "May the Work I've Done", a standard song of the Black Church. The TL saw fit to share Ephie's rendition with our listening audience as a tribute to Dr. King's legacy on the 49th anniversary of his martyrdom and as a reminder that our work toward inhabiting God's just future begins now.

Today is all PMC Talk as the guys go over all things PMC, and the exciting stories from it! (Warning The views of Ephie about some things are only his, and do NOT reflex the rest of AGR)