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ShownotesAfter six long years of constant chemotherapy, painful procedures, many relapses, and a brush with death from the chickenpox virus, Donna MacLeod's daughter Erynne, died of leukemia at age 9. Her love of life, cheerful spirit, and devotion to Jesus inspired many. Being in her presence changed Donna as Erynne was a child of hope. In her early periods of grief, Donna began to write a spiritual companion to help others who were tending to their own grief.  We hope you enjoy this REPLAY of Andrea and Jennifer's conversation with Donna MacCleod as she shares her story and how the Seasons of Hope Journals came into existence. Our GuestDonna is a nurse, bereft mom, Catholic lay leader, bereavement ministry specialist, and author known for her unique Christ-centered program for those who mourn. Her bestselling Seasons of Hope ministry books now have an updated Leader's Guide: Bringing Comfort through Catholic Grief Support and four companion Journals: Finding Comfort in Your Grief (Ave Maria Press). Her writings on grief, loss, and faith also appear in CareNotes, PrayerNotes, and Caring Companions (Abbey Press) and other publications.She holds bachelor's and master's degrees in nursing and has served as an oncology clinical specialist, nurse educator, administrator, and hospice professional. She was on the board of trustees of the former National Catholic Ministry to the Bereaved and is a member of the Catholic Family Life Association. You can find more information on Donna through her author link at Ave Maria Press found HERE. She can also be reached at seasonsofhope35@gmail.com.LinksSeasons of Hope SeriesJournaling QuestionsWhat struck you most about this particular episode?Have you ever used a journal on your grief journey? What benefits did you find in using one?Have you ever attended any sort of grief support group? What did you find helpful or not helpful about it?What are some things that have helped you explore your grief in different ways besides perhaps support groups or journaling?What is your mourning glory?This episode is in memory of Erynne MacLeod, Jacqueline and Angus MacLeod, Sundy and Isabelle Mann. 

Welcome to the Land of Oz! Join our latest episode as we welcome in special guests Jeanne and Erynne for a full review (with a few laughs along the way) of the hit musical brought to the big screen... WICKED!

Our conversation with Erynne Gilpin continues, as we delve into the power our ancestry has while looking to the past and future.  Erynne is a mixed Michif (the Pás MB, Citizen of Manitoba Métis Federation) Filipina and Celtic educator, film maker, rock climber and mama. She is also co-founder of Indigenous Womxn Climb. Erynne shares the integral role climbing has in her connection to land, and how it informs her cultural teachings. She also talks to us about the importance of traditional place names, and how we can all take the time to honour the land we recreate on.   Learn more about Erynne sweetgrassandmangoes.com Follow Eyrnne on Insta @erynnemichelle Learn more about Indigenous Womxn Climb here. Read Paul Gilpin's book 'Tidal' here Read the 'Broken Earth' Series by N.K. Jemisin Huge thanks to our sponsors for supporting this episode and series 4 of the podcast Urban Climb and Climbing Anchors Mum's Gone Climbing Merchandise Content Warning: infrequent strong language Disclaimer: Content, commentary, and opinions shared on the Mum's Gone Climbing podcast are for informational purposes only. They are not a substitute for medical and/or health advice from a professional, and should not be substituted for care based on the facts/circumstances of your individual situation.  

Erynne is a mixed Michif (the Pás MB, Citizen of Manitoba Métis Federation) Filipina and Celtic educator, film maker, rock climber and mama. She is also co-founder of Indigenous Womxn Climb. Our conversation with Erynne weaves around stories that are full or heart and magic. She is someone who feels and thinks deeply about her place in the world. Erynne's insightful reflections on the portal into motherhood and postpartum, remind us we aren't alone on a journey that is often so challenging. Erynne also shares her outlook of the world, and climbing, through the lens of an indigenous woman. Her narrative is an invitation to all of us to experience our time outdoors and with our community from a different perspective.  Learn more about Erynne sweetgrassandmangoes.com Follow Eyrnne on Insta @erynnemichelle Learn more about Indigenous Womxn Climb here. Huge thanks to our sponsors for supporting this episode and series 4 of the podcast Urban Climb and Climbing Anchors Mum's Gone Climbing Merchandise Content Warning: infrequent strong language Disclaimer: Content, commentary, and opinions shared on the Mum's Gone Climbing podcast are for informational purposes only. They are not a substitute for medical and/or health advice from a professional, and should not be substituted for care based on the facts/circumstances of your individual situation.  

After six long years of constant chemotherapy, painful procedures, many relapses, and a brush with death from the chickenpox virus, Donna MacCleod's daughter Erynne, died of leukemia at age 9. Her love of life, cheerful spirit, and devotion to Jesus inspired many. Being in her presence changed Donna as Erynne was a child of hope. In her early periods of grief, Donna began to write a spiritual companion to help others who were tending to their own grief.  In this week's episode, Andrea and Jennifer sit down with Donna Mac Cleod, author of Season of Hope: Finding Comfort in Your Grief, a Catholic Approach for Small Groups and Individuals (Ave Maria Press).She attributes these journals' existence because of her daughter.  This episode is in memory of Erynne MacCleod, Jacqueline and Angus MacLeod, Sundy and Isabelle Mann.  About the author: Donna is a nurse, bereft mom, Catholic lay leader, bereavement ministry specialist, and author known for her unique Christ-centered program for those who mourn. Her bestselling Seasons of Hope ministry books now have an updated Leader's Guide: Bringing Comfort through Catholic Grief Support and four companion Journals: Finding Comfort in Your Grief (Ave Maria Press). Her writings on grief, loss, and faith also appear in CareNotes, PrayerNotes, and Caring Companions (Abbey Press) and other publications. She holds BA and MA in nursing and has served as an oncology clinical specialist, nurse educator, administrator, and hospice professional. She was on the board of trustees of the former National Catholic Ministry to the Bereaved and is a member of the Catholic Family Life Association.  Donna has spoken about the need for ongoing Catholic grief support at numerous conferences across America and Canada. She consults with ministry leaders interested in Seasons of Hope and offers an Enrichment Webinar Series sponsored Ave Maria Press for facilitators and helpers. Besides enjoying life by Nantucket Sound with husband, Bryan, she treasures her time with family and friends, as well as the brokenhearted folks who come to Seasons of Hope to be comforted You can connect with Donna through the Ave Maria Website: https://www.avemariapress.com/authors/m-donna-macleod  or through her email at seasonsofhope35@gmail.com

In this episode of BackTable ENT, Dr. Gopi Shah sits down with pediatric Otolaryngologist, Dr. Erynne Faucett at the University California Davis-Sacramento to discuss diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) in the field in Otolaryngology and its importance. --- SHOW NOTES The episode begins with Erynne breaking down what DEI means to her. She mentions how there is a misconception in grouping diversity, equity, and inclusion all together but instead needing to look at each element individually for what they mean, instead of just “checking off a check box.” Connecting to this, Erynne brings up the importance of DEI efforts in the field of Otolaryngology as it reflects the importance of patient care, in a population that is constantly evolving in diversity, and it emphasizes the role of diversifying the field to match the patient population. Focusing on DEI efforts, at UCSD-Sacramento where Erynne practices, she mentions the DEI efforts that her department has made in recruiting diverse residents and attendings. She emphasizes to continue to push the narrative for why it is important within the field and further, how it impacts patient care. Erynne then delves into DEI initiatives within the Otolaryngology workforce from her perspective of being a part of the Academy of Otolaryngology DEI committee and mentions her work in building curriculum teaching DEI for residents and the challenges that comes with it. Gopi and Erynne then end the episode talking about efforts in delivering equitable care, health equity research and recent legislative actions in certain areas of the U.S that have restricted DEI efforts. Erynne emphasizes that even in areas across the country with bans against DEI initiatives, it is still important to speak up about these issues, to continue to teach and educate policy makers to see the impact of these bans on marginalized communities and that DEI efforts aren't political but instead a human rights initiative. --- RESOURCES American Academy of Otolaryngology Advocacy: https://www.entnet.org/advocacy/ --- The BackTable ENT Podcast is a resource for otolaryngologists to learn tips, techniques, and practical advice on all things ear, nose, and throat. Tune in to the BackTable ENT Podcast every week for candid conversations about rhinology, laryngology, otology, and head and neck surgery. Get notified when new episodes drop! Subscribe to the BackTable ENT Podcast on your go-to podcast platform, and follow us on your social media platform of choice for regular otolaryngology updates. Apple ► https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/backtable-ent/id1531545163 Spotify ► https://open.spotify.com/show/37rFUMANPeGURdmNkn2Vi7 YouTube ► https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCoI12lCyYggbdB-OC68wGlg?sub_confirmation=1 Twitter ► https://twitter.com/_backtableENT​ LinkedIn ► https://www.linkedin.com/company/backtable-ent/ Instagram ► https://www.instagram.com/_backtableent/ Newsletter ► https://www.backtable.com/shows/ent/subscribe

Building a Healthy Mindset with Erynne  Erdtsieck  A wellness entrepreneur, mental health advocate, and lip cancer survivor, Erynne is all too familiar with our world's battle of mental health.  Watching the illness deteriorate her mother's life, Erynne's fear became a reality one morning when her mother lost her battle with mental health and took her own life.   Completely devastated, Erynne promised herself her mother's battle would not be in vain.   Finding the strength to go on by digging deep in educating herself and others who may be battling the mental health fight, Erynne has made it her mission to take the negative stigma behind mental health and erase the negative image that people have with those words so that other families won't go through what she and her family have gone through.  When Covid hit in 2020 and lockdowns became mandatory, Erynne witnessed how our nation's mental health was affected.  Watching people not go outside, not converse, stop taking care of themselves, and fall into deep depression while suicide rates were rising, Erynne knew she wanted to be a resource for others to feel good again.  It would also be around this time that Erynne would be rechallenged as she learned she was battling the early stages of lip cancer.  With few resources out there to protect herself from the disease, Erynne started to research lip glosses with SPF and found none out there but one.  Not satisfied with the selection and seeing the struggles with mental health, Erynne would go on to create Mental Skincare – a beauty and apparel brand that helps others embrace their dark side and bring light to the conversations about mental health!  Now, Erynne uses her voice and influence to scream from the rooftops, "REACH OUT!" as a sign for others to know that they are NOT alone and that there are resources to help them get through the dark times in life.  Listen in as Erynne, and I discuss how overcoming some of life's darkest moments and finding a hole in the marketplace would lead her to create a beauty brand that helps others see the beauty in their darkness and how refusing to give up, even in her darkest hour, led her to find a way to FEARLESS HAPPYNESS!  

I have said from the beginning that one of the first skills a witch really needs to learn is energy work. Energy is in everything; everything has energy, gives off energy, and is fueled by energy. Energy is the basis for the magick we weave, the spells we cast, and the way we connect with the world around us. Knowing how you perceive and interact with the energy of the world around you is a critical skill for anyone wanting to develop a witchcraft practice, and so today, we're finally gonna talk about it.Today's episode is brought to you by all our wonderful supporters on Patreon, who help keep this show going even when we take unscheduled breaks for life events like parenting and getting married. And let's give a special shout out to our Producer level Patrons William and Erynne - you guys are the bomb and we so appreciate your support.Find all our links and contact info at www.twobytorchlight.comJoin the Discord at bit.ly/MDMDiscordJoin the Facebook group at facebook.com/groups/moderndaymagickSupport us on Patreon! www.patreon.com/twobytorchlightLeave a review if you like our stuff; it helps so much and we really appreciate it!And don't forget to say congrats to Liz on her recent wedding!Support the show

Happy Pride Month! As proud card carrying members of the Alphabet Mafia, Aradia and Liz are excited to talk about the intersection of queerness and spirituality this week - and we only go off the rails a couple times! Join us as we talk about the overlap in the two communities, tips for de-gendering your energy and practice, and have story time where we talk about all the ways in which the gods were hella gay. We've got some book recs if these topics interest you further, & some queer witch swag if you want to wear your pride - but beware: here there be spoilers for various queer representation in media! (Show notes will have the time stamps so you can skip spoilers if you want)This episode is brought to you by our Producer Patron, Erynne! Thanks for supporting the show! If you want to help us grow, you can visit www.patreon.com/twobytorchlight to learn more.Find the full show notes on our website.Support the show

The Mark Moses Show is joined by The Crohn's & Colitis Foundation of Central Florida 2022 Honored Hero Award Winner Erynne Bowers-Neimes to talk about her receiving the award, her personal story living with Crohn's Disease and how she is currently working to become a full time Pediatrician in Central Florida. Mark and Erynne also talk about how they will both be attending the Central Florida Take Steps Walk this Saturday on the campus of UCF.  The Mark Moses Show weekday afternoons from 3-6 pm on Sports Radio 1560 The Fan & Sportsradio1560.com. You can also listen to Mark Mid days on 95.9 The Rocket. Follow him on social media @markmosesshow

In this episode, Alyssa and Zo interview their long time friend, Erynne where they discuss coffee, fear, and growth. We hope you learn something new or find something to help you along in your journey. No matter what journey you're on, remember that your story matters, and we want to hear it! Send us a message, follow us on social media, and make sure to like and subscribe. We love all of you and hope you enjoy the episode! Send us your story! https://anchor.fm/ghostpeppersnotlemons/message Email us at ghostpeppersnotlemons@gmail.com Connect with us on Instagram and Facebook https://www.instagram.com/ghostpeppersnotlemons/ https://www.facebook.com/Ghost-Peppers-Not-Lemons-103574201879392

Hello Fierce Fam, Well, it’s been quite the year. Hopefully you’ve been able to practice some of the thought reframing and other advice from Dr. Hamilton’s episodes during our long hiatus! Turns out that having twin babies (Erynne, not me!), trying to stay productive (whatever that looks like to you), and taking adequate time for … Continue reading Season 3 – Episode #1 – Reboot, Round Two →

I recently sat down with Dr. Erynne Gilpin for a fascinating and winding conversation about the shaping of her life's work, which is hard to sum up with one or a few words. Erynne, who is of mixed Cree-Métis and Filipina/Celtic ancestry, is a community wellness researcher, activist, artist, birth doula, educator, filmmaker, founder of Indigenous Womxn Climb, and post-doctoral researcher. Her current work focuses on Indigenous wellness pedagogy, climate action, land-based leadership, embodied governance, insurgent healing, and land/water-based wellness. We cover a lot of ground in this episode, from her passion of rock climbing and traditional beadwork to doula birthwork and her desire to use filmmaking to bring about indigenous transformation. Erynne is the newest instructor to join Pacific Rim College Online, where she teaches a course entitled “Indigenous Land Protocol in Medicinal Harvesting”. We explore the significance of this course to her and the importance of sharing this information to the world at this critical time. Listen all the way through to the end of this podcast, or check the show notes, for links to this course. There is so much more that we discuss as there seems to be no end to what Erynne has to offer. Tune in and learn how her knowledge of place, past, and emergence can inspire you. Episode Links: Indigenous Land Protocol in Medicinal Harvesting course with Erynne Gilpin at PRCOnline Sweetgrass and Mangoes https://www.instagram.com/indigenouswomxnclimb/ Braiding Sweetgrass by Robin Wall Kimmerer (available at PRC Bookstore) The Broken Earth Series by NK Jemisin Learning Links: Indigenous Land Protocol in Medicinal Harvesting course with Erynne Gilpin at PRCOnline Online Community Herbalist Program at Pacific Rim College Online Online Home Herbalist Program at Pacific Rim College Online School of Western Herbal Medicine at Pacific Rim College School of Holistic Nutrition at Pacific Rim College School of Permaculture Design at Pacific Rim College

TwoOhSix.com presents the first ever TwoOhSix Podcast Series, Diversity in Film: Conversations from Within the Industry. Erynne Hundley is a Seattle based lifestyle blogger, a film critic, a podcaster, a world traveler, and a maker of delicious things. You can find Erynne on her website EssentiallyErynne.com and as a contributor to the Feelin' Film's Black Label podcast. You might also be interested to know that Erynne was on American Idol for two consecutive years making it to the infamous Hollywood round both times. As a long time fan of the show, I had to ask about the experience and she was kind enough to indulge me in some of those memories. At least as much as she is legally allowed to discuss. Diversity in Film: Conversations from Within the Industry is hosted by TwoOhSix.com founder Marc Morin and features conversations with actors, directors, producers, film critics and more all discussing their thoughts on diversity in an industry that has been in need of some new perspectives and fresh voices. The podcast series launches on Monday, May 11th and will continue weekly with new episodes released every Monday.

A co-founder of UATÊ // STORIED LEARNING, a vehicle for community-led knowledge mobilization through film and storytelling, Erynne Gilpin is a Victoria-based educator, birth doula, bead worker, and activist. The creator of Indigenous Womxn Climb, she is interested in Indigenous resurgence through “embodied governance, insurgent healing, and land/water-based wellness.” “Knowledge is really interconnected with everything … Continue reading Dr. Erynne Gilpin: “Knowledge is relational” →

A co-founder of UATÊ // STORIED LEARNING, a vehicle for community-led knowledge mobilization through film and storytelling, Erynne Gilpin is a Victoria-based educator, birth doula, bead worker, and activist. The creator of Indigenous Womxn Climb, she is interested in Indigenous resurgence through “embodied governance, insurgent healing, and land/water-based wellness.” “Knowledge is really interconnected with everything … Continue reading Dr. Erynne Gilpin: “Knowledge is relational” →

In this episode, we meet Dr. Katrina Ubell, MD and begin our journey together! Katrina is a fantastic physician coach. Her podcast – Weight Loss for Busy Physicians – is widely popular in the medical community.  I (Jen) have been listening to Katrina’s podcast for years and have recently turned Erynne into an avid fan … Continue reading Episode # 3 – Introduction to Self-Coaching with Dr. Katrina Ubell, MD →

Erynne is an almost lifelong Alaskan, minus a short stint in Maryland after college where she decided she didn’t like people as much as she thought she did and couldn’t live around millions of them. She’s a single mom of two kids and spends most of her time picking up stale goldfish from her car.

GeekGirlCon 2017! For the second year in a row I was fortunate to cover this event that happened over the weekend, along with my guest co-host Erynne Hundley. After the interview sections, Erynne and I review the con and "Battle of the Sexes".

One returning guest, Tim Hall/ Peoples Critic, and one brand new guest, Erynne, join me on this episode where we talk about three new summer movies! We spark (typo 100% intended) things off with "Transformers: The Last Knight", then things get hairy with "War for the Planet of the Apes", and finally step on the gas for "Baby Driver"!

Aaron and Erynne unite for this week's episode of FF+ that features spoiler-free reviews of two films we've both been excited about seeing. We also have a conversation about spoiler culture in 2019, the role social media and trailers play, and where the responsibility lies in preserving an unsullied movie-watching experience.    New For You  Pokémon Detective Pikachu - 0:01:24 Tolkien - 0:17:37 In the News  Spoiler Culture - 0:27:22   Follow & Subscribe Erynnne Hundley Twitter Instagram EssentiallyErynne.com Aaron Twitter Facebook Patrick Twitter Facebook Feelin' Film Facebook Twitter Instagram Website Email feelinfilm@gmail.com Feelin' Film on Apple Podcasts Feelin' Film on Google Play Feelin' Film on Stitcher Feelin' Film on TuneIn Feelin' Film on Overcast Feelin' Film on Spotify Join the Facebook Discussion Group Support us on Patreon & get awesome rewards Music: City Sunshine - Kevin MacLeod Rate/Review us on iTunes and on your podcast app of choice! It helps bring us exposure so that we can get more people involved in the conversation. Thank you!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/feelin-film/donations