Podcast appearances and mentions of esther lee

Esther Lee, Deputy Editor of The Knot, breaks down the stats released in the website's Relationship & Intimacy Study, and spills the tea on where singles are finding love, what they're actually looking for, how they're spending their time on dates, and those dating dealbreakers we just can't shake. And, this week's Dear Damona question is: Is a bra an appropriate gift for a young couple? Ready to break free of your dating loops? Get Damona's signature online program, The Dating Accelerator at 10% off (for limited time only) using the code PODCAST10: DamonaHoffman.com/program LAST CALL - Just 1 spot remains for the VIP one-on-one coaching program this year. Serious applicants should book an assessment call ASAP with our head of coaching programs: DamonaHoffman.com/introcall Submit your questions for Dear Damona on any of the socials @DamonaHoffman or by visiting DamonaHoffman.com Timestamps Introduction to the Episode (00:00:00) Damona's Welcome (00:00:13) Introducing Esther Lee (00:01:04) Damona's Personal Wedding Experience (00:02:11) Evolution of Wedding Planning (00:02:49) The Knot's 2024 Study Overview (00:03:46) Key Findings of the Study (00:05:01) Dating Apps vs. Real-Life Connections (00:05:54) Generational Perspectives on Dating (00:06:41) Changing Standards in Attraction (00:07:56) Being Easy to Talk To (00:09:14) Fostering Connection and Communication (00:09:47) Listening as a Key Element (00:11:40) The Chemistry Myth (00:12:10) Importance of Sexual Attraction (00:12:59) Married Couples and Sexual Chemistry (00:14:00) Comfort and Chemistry in Relationships (00:15:54) Commitment After Marriage (00:16:51) Importance of Attraction (00:18:05) Subjective Sense of Humor (00:19:29) Humor as Relationship Tool (00:21:01) Video Game Dates (00:21:48) Meeting Through Gaming (00:24:00) Creative and Affordable Dates (00:26:06) Deal Breakers in Relationships (00:29:59) Chemistry vs. Values (00:31:00) Long Distance Relationships (00:32:48) Communication in Long-Distance Relationships (00:33:14) Intentionality in Relationships (00:34:05) Finding Love Beyond Geography (00:35:36) Unpopular Opinion on First Dates (00:37:17) Navigating Intimate Gift Missteps (00:39:20) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, Esther and Helen discuss the animated series Elemental and its exploration of Asian American identity, family expectations, and emotional well-being. Takeaways Cultural expectations can have a significant impact on an individual's sense of self and well-being, particularly in immigrant families. Navigating the pressure to conform to societal and familial expectations can be challenging, but it is essential for personal growth and fulfillment. Setting boundaries is crucial for maintaining healthy relationships and prioritizing one's own needs and desires. Embracing self-acceptance and cultivating a sense of self-identity contribute to emotional well-being and the ability to create the life one wants. Dating outside of one's cultural or social circle can be complex and requires reconciling personal identity with external expectations. Navigating relationships with individuals from different backgrounds can impact mental health and self-perception. Fitting in and belonging to a community is important, but meeting the friends, family, and greater community of a partner from a different culture can be challenging. Curiosity and adaptation are key in building relationships with people from different backgrounds. Unlearning fear and empowering oneself is crucial in embracing change and living one's own truth. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Elemental and Its Themes 03:03 Family Expectations and Mental Health 08:45 Exploring Asian American Identity 15:19 Emotional Well-Being and Self-Discovery 23:54 Exploring the Complexities of Dating Outside of One's Cultural or Social Circle 25:18 The Impact of Navigating Relationships with Individuals from Different Backgrounds on Mental Health 35:27 The Importance of Fitting In and Belonging to a Community 36:57 Unlearning Fear and Empowering Oneself to Embrace Change

This week we dive into what it takes to get published on The Knot, and we hear directly from the source!  Esther Lee is the Deputy Editor for The Knot Online and In Print.Whether you are a couple or a vendor, getting your wedding published is like winning first prize in the wedding world.  The most visable location is The Knot.  Known worldwide as the go to source for all things weddings, having an article or photos that include your event adds credence to vendors reputation.  But what does it take?  How do you even go about submitting?Esther Lee, Deputy Editor, The KnotEsther Lee is the The Knot Deputy Editor for both the magazine and digital, overseeing the Features & Travel verticals on The Knot. She has been quoted as a wedding expert in the Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg BusinessWeek, as well as The Financial Times and has appeared on CBS This Morning, among other media outlets. In her day-to-day, Esther is responsible for shaping the narrative across destination, news, relationship and wedding features. One of her favorite topics to cover is Destination Weddings and observing how broader trends influence the spirit of celebrations as they continue to evolve. In her spare time, she enjoys traveling to awe-inducing destinations, as well as writing and reporting for broader features stories that reflect the wedding and events industry.Support the Show.Behind The Veil Crew:Host: Keith Willard www.keithwillardevents.com www.instagram.com/keithwillard Co- Host: Marci Guttenberg www.anaffairtorememberbymarci.com www.instagram.com/anaffairtorememberbymarci

Esther Lee, VP of Global L&D at McCann Worldgroup, delves into measuring the return on investment of learning and development and diversity and inclusion initiatives. As organizations invest in upskilling their workforce, they often ask, 'How do we measure the impact and ROI of learning and development programs?' Companies want to ensure that their investments contribute to their bottom line, so training administrators must be able to demonstrate the program's impact. Today, Esther discusses measuring the return on investment of learning and development programs.Connect With: Esther Lee: Website // LinkedInData Driven Podcast: Email // LinkedIn // TwitterDominic Bohan: Website // LinkedIn // Twitter

Esther Lee, the deputy editor of The Knot, joins Lisa Dent to discuss what went into their latest survey that revealed the average cost of a wedding in Chicago, including the ceremony and reception, is $56,000. Follow The Lisa Dent Show on Twitter:Follow @LisaDentSpeaksFollow @SteveBertrand Follow @kpowell720 Follow @maryvandeveldeFollow @LaurenLapka

Esther Lee, VP of Global L&D at McCann Worldgroup, delves into measuring the return on investment of learning and development and diversity and inclusion initiatives. In a world where diversity and inclusion are integral to organizational success, measuring the impact of your initiatives is essential. It not only allows you to track progress but also signals your dedication to creating a workplace where everyone can thrive. Today, Esther discusses how to measure your diversity and inclusion initiatives.Connect With: Esther Lee: Website // LinkedInData Driven Podcast: Email // LinkedIn // TwitterDominic Bohan: Website // LinkedIn // Twitter

Esther invites us to slow down, breathe in, breathe out, use short simple phrases, and our imagination, to centre ourselves on the peace of Jesus and help us connect with the still, small voice of God. BACKGROUND MUSIC: Almost in F - Tranquillity by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1100394 Artist: http://incompetech.com/

Esther Lee is a therapist and advocate for social justice. She highlights the complexity of people's stories and the need to challenge assumptions and stereotypes. Takeaways Continuous education is essential for personal and professional growth. Challenging assumptions and stereotypes is crucial in understanding people's stories. Self-care and resilience are important for preventing burnout. Somatic work and labeling emotions can lead to a deeper understanding of oneself and others. Intentions play a crucial role in shaping outcomes and experiences. Setting intentions is essential for cultivating healthy relationships. Defining personal values and living them out is key to setting intentions. Accountability and grace are important in the process of setting and achieving intentions. Surrendering and starting with oneself is a powerful approach to personal growth and relationship-building. Observing the future can inform present actions and intentions. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Personal Story 01:20 Continuous Education and Learning 03:26 The Complexity of People's Stories 04:18 Finding Joy in Small Spaces 05:26 Staying Humble and Curious 06:54 Challenging Assumptions and Stereotypes 08:53 Surprising Moments of Humility 10:09 Transitioning from Legal Work to Therapy 11:45 Realizing the Limitations of Advocacy 13:06 Experiencing Burnout and Crisis 16:23 Transitioning to Therapy and Somatic Work 20:15 Recovering from Crisis and Building Resilience 27:27 Understanding Somatic Work and Labeling Emotions 32:19 Deepening Relationships and Self-Understanding 35:53 Exploring Herbalism and Energy in Healing 37:11 The Role of Intentions 38:19 Intentions in Relationships 39:35 Setting Intentions for Healthy Relationships 41:38 Setting Intentions in Romantic Partnerships 42:09 Starting with Values 43:17 Living Out Values 44:36 Personal Values: Reverence and Release 46:11 Accountability and Grace 49:02 Surrendering and Starting with Yourself 50:08 Observing the Future

In this final 2023 episode, Joel has a meaningful, heartfelt conversation with the delightful Esther Lee, VP of Global Learning and Development at McCann WorldGroup. For Joel,  this episode is one of his absolute favorites in 2023. Esther gets vulnerable and talks about a hard situation that made her cry for weeks as a special ed teacher in the Bronx, the impact of her faith in her professional life, why you should train empathy and kindness in your org (and how!), and much more.If you listen to any podcast this year, make it be this one.

Esther Lee, VP of Global L&D at McCann Worldgroup, delves into measuring the return on investment of learning and development and diversity and inclusion initiatives. In a world where diversity and inclusion are integral to organizational success, measuring the impact of your initiatives is essential. It not only allows you to track progress but also signals your dedication to creating a workplace where everyone can thrive. Today, Esther discusses how to measure your diversity and inclusion initiatives. Connect With: Esther Lee: Website // LinkedInData Driven Podcast: Email // LinkedIn // TwitterDominic Bohan: Website // LinkedIn // Twitter

Esther Lee, VP of Global L&D at McCann Worldgroup, delves into measuring the return on investment of learning and development and diversity and inclusion initiatives. As organizations invest in upskilling their workforce, they often ask, 'How do we measure the impact and ROI of learning and development programs?' Companies want to ensure that their investments contribute to their bottom line, so training administrators must be able to demonstrate the program's impact. Today, Esther discusses measuring the return on investment of learning and development programs.Connect With: Esther Lee: Website // LinkedInData Driven Podcast: Email // LinkedIn // TwitterDominic Bohan: Website // LinkedIn // Twitter

In this episode of the EML podcast, we had the opportunity to sit down and talk with Esther Lee, Nurse and COO of the Honor Summit. We delved into various topics, including her upbringing in the northern suburbs of Chicago, her journey toward becoming a nurse, overcoming trials, and her significant role within the Honor Summit. We explored the Summit's mission and its aspirations to establish a safe and empowering space for Asian American female leaders. SIGN UP for their Honor Summit now: www.thehonorsummit.com/events #EML #Thehonorsummit

The Knot is renowed wedding planning site and vendor marketplace and on this week's show Aisle Seat host Alison has an amazing chat with Deputy Editor and wedding expert Esther Lee about trends, planning advice and the shifting landscape of wedding events in 2023 and beyond—Gen Z is bringing a unique perspective to weddings. The Knot recently released its 2022 Real Wedding Survey, and it is brimming with info and stats about everything from the current cost of weddings to proposal and engagement ring insights, to first dance music choices (hint: the top song has been in the pole position for several years now). Also, if you've ever wondered on how to have your real wedding featured by The Knot, Esther shares her insider intel on that too.   This week's episode of Aisle Seat is brought to you by Paris Jewellers, a sister-owned fine jewelry company focused on celebrating their customers' stories and community partnerships. Paris Jewellers began when an immigrant family from Vietnam opened a jewelry store in a small town while taking ESL classes and using a Vietnamese-English dictionary to communicate with customers. That single store has grown to a business of 23 locations with over 200 employees. Paris Jewellers has had the opportunity to create one-of-a-kind engagement rings for some very special clients including Emmy Award-winner Dancing with The Stars judge Derek Hough, actress Lana Condor and everyone's favourite Bachelorette Kaitlyn Bristowe. Paris Jewellers have also raised over a million dollars for various women and children focused charities. Visit parisjewellers.com to find the ring of your dreams as well an all-star collection of dazzling pieces to add to your fine jewellery collection. Use the exclusive code AisleSeat25 at parisjewellers.com for the month of May to receive 25% off your purchase (some exclusions apply).

Esther Lee has over 14 years of experience in learning, culture building, DEIB, and leadership development across different industries. She returns to the podcast to join host Mike Palmer to share her wisdom around how to navigate layoffs in the current market on both sides of the impact. You can check out her recent LinkedIn article to get more from her on this topic. We learn how Esther is telling her story while building community and relying on her network to get through the challenges of reductions in force. She's taken great risks throughout her career to impact different types of companies from matrixed organizations to hyper-growth global startups, which have led to multiple layoffs and RIFs. We appreciate her courage to put herself out there as someone who is managing through all of this and emerging stronger in the process. Subscribe to Trending in Education wherever you get your podcasts. Visit us at TrendinginEd.com for more sharp takes on learning and the future of work.

Big Question: How do you manage the changing spaces in your life? • Life Changing Statement by Esther Lee • On December 13, 2021, before her 97th birthday, at 9:12 am, she looked in her phone directory and noticed almost everyone in it was gone. • She has learned to live with the new spaces in her life and embrace life without many of the people she loved.

This week I chat with Esther Lee Leach, Founder of Cherry Creek Fashion. Born in the Caribbean on the island of Saint Lucia, she moved to Cherry Creek with her family and noticed something was missing in how local fashion was being showcased...and she aimed to fix that by starting a publication that "she would want to read." And amazing woman and a great conversation, check, out https://www.cherrycreekfashion.com for more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's every parent's worst fear to lose a child. How do you continue to trust God when you're experiencing unrelenting pain? The journey after such a tragic loss is never linear and it can be full of chaotic feelings and opposing emotions. Yet God offers us an invitation to meet Him in the messiness of grief. For Esther Lee, that invitation was often on the cold, dirty hospital bathroom floor where she cried out to the Lord so many times during her daughter, Ava's, cancer journey. And while her grief began there and continues on well after her devastating loss of sweet Ava, she has learned that the Lord graciously allows for the anger, the questions, the fears and the doubts in the messy middle of our suffering. Esther has walked a long road of first being a parent of a child with life-threatening allergies to later receiving a diagnosis that no parent wants to hear as well as the non-stop rollercoaster of doctors and hospital visits. And while her circumstances have felt impossible and her grief has been messy, God has met her in it all. Her story doesn't tie up in a neat, tidy bow when it comes to her pain, but instead, it is honest and authentic, one that allows for the raw emotions she feels while leaving room for the truth of God's goodness and kindness as she grapples her way through every parent's greatest fear. In this moving conversation, Davey sits down with Esther to talk about how vital community can be after experiencing loss, the true wrestlings that can come in regards to God's goodness in our pain, how purpose shows up in small ways instead of big oftentimes, and learning to worship when it feels hard. No matter your story, you will be able to relate to Esther's wrestlings in the messiness of heartbreak and pain and find comfort in knowing that we serve a God who is not alarmed by it when we do.   Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/teamavabright

In this episode, we chat with Esther Lee, founder of Asian Founded, a social media agency that works exclusively with Asian-owned businesses and brands. Esther shares her story, of immigrating to the United States at an early age, transitioning from homeschool to UCLA, and her career as a journalist and producer. She also shares how she got started and what ultimately inspired her to start Asian Founded. We talk about her approach to partnering with and elevating Asian-founded brands and why she works exclusively with Asian-founded businesses. To learn more about Esther Lee and Asian Founded, they can be found on Instagram and TikTok, and on their newly launched website, AsianFounded.com.  Special shout out to Nectar Hard Seltzer.

The snowboarding legend and three-time Olympic champion retired from the sport he became synonymous with after coming fourth at the half pipe competition at Beijing 2022. Shaun White sat down for an emotional interview that day. We are also joined by his physical therapist Esther Lee and his coach JJ Thomas.

After two years of pandemic-induced cancellations, postponements and overall chaos, the wedding industry is back. The Knot estimates that there will be 2.6 million weddings in the U.S alone in 2022, about half a million more than a typical year. As we've all gotten used to hybrid meetings and Zoom happy hours, has tech changed weddings forever, too?Not really, said Esther Lee, a senior editor and wedding expert at The Knot. But tech is changing the way people plan their weddings in a big way, from vendor searches to wedding gifts to the all-important wedding hashtag.Lee joined the Source Code podcast to talk about Zoom weddings, getting married in the metaverse, how Teslas became the hot getaway car, and much more.For more on the topics in this episode:The KnotEsther Lee on TwitterEsther Lee on The KnotThe Knot 2021 Real Weddings StudyFor all the links and stories, head to Source Code's homepage.

The Knot created National Wedding Planning Day as an annual holiday celebrated March 1st. Esther Lee, Senior Editor for the The Knot, joins to talk about how the holiday started, and to share some wedding trends. Visit The Knot content page to learn more, and join us all month for more topics to kick off wedding planning season. Full schedule below: February 8: You're Engaged! Now What? pt 1 - Setting Your Date and Securing a Venue February 14: Celebrate Love - The Importance of Dating Your Spouse February 22: You're Engaged! Now What? pt 2 - Setting Budget and Priorities March 1: Complete's National Wedding Planning Day Panel (this is the main event!)

The 2022 season of the Complete Wedding Planning Podcast kicks off February 1 as we start the National Wedding Planning Day celebration. New episodes release all though February. Join us to as we discuss the best way to start the wedding planning process. Here is a preview of the February 1 episode, which features Esther Lee from The Knot.

Sunday, October 31, 2021 marked the 24th annual "L.A. Cancer Challenge." Due to the pandemic, last years event was virtual but this year the Hirshberg Foundation was excited to be back in person and on UCLA's Campus at Wilson Plaza. The 5K walk/run is always held on Halloween weekend, a fun festive event that leads up to November - Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month. Dr Zhaoping Li, served as Honorary Medical Chair.  Esther Lee, a one year+ Survivor was the Honorary Starter. Congratulations! LA Cancer Challenge surpassed their goal of $500K by raising almost $530K!   

Today is a very special podcast episode sharing an interview of Dr. Esther Lee who is the physical therapist for Serena and Venus Williams as well as other top professional athletes like gold medal snowboarder Shuan White. Esther has been by both Serena and Venus' side for most of their incredible and historic careers, and is often spotted in their player boxes. Knowing how much Esther influenced Serena's life it's no wonder the GOAT of women's tennis took to all platforms of social media in a cry for help. Serena literally was crying in the video ask for Dr. Lee https://www.instagram.com/p/CVVj9TPAIUD/ Tennis PAL Chronicles is a tennis podcast to feed your passion for the game! We are tennis fans that interview tennis professionals and discuss tips, news, and reviews for your tennis obsession. Our global Fan Favorite reports are created by passionate fans who share news about their favorite players. Host Phillip Kim is the Tennis Pro at the historic Langham Huntington in Pasadena as well as the Director of Tennis for the City of Azusa and an avid player and coach. Visit tennispal.com to download the tennis app everyone is talking about and access the show notes! Send an email to pk@tennispal.com for more information. Download from iTunes here Thanks for recommending and listening!

Introduction: There are less than two months for the Christmas. With the increasing inflation caused by earlier high tariffs of U.S-China trade war, and nearly two years of pandemic, the price of every consumer goods goes up. Yet, many of us feel that we have to observe the holiday season with gifts, decorations, food, travel and many so called necessities for the season. In today's episode, Dr. Esther Lee, a stock trader and investor, is offering some basic tips in four areas to control our Christmas budget and to avoid post holiday's blues.

A daughter creates a notebook for Caregivers to help keep track of medical information for the family members and patient seeking treatment. The Founder of Hirshberg was impressed and Sarah has been a member of the Hirshberg team for ten years. This year is LA Cancer Challenges 24th annual event and the event always takes place on last weekend of October. The event is fun and festive with costumes, events for kids, trick or treat wall, a little something for everyone and leads up to November which is Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month. Held at UCLA Wilson Plaza register at www.lacancerchallenge.com for in person or virtual event. Registration; Fit Family Expo; Candyland Kids Zone opens at 7:30am.  Opening Ceremony begins at 8am with event start at 9am. The most important part of the event is having Survivors, Patients and families attend, Sarah feels it's about having a sense of community. Join Dr Li, the Honorary Medical Chair and Esther Lee, Honorary Starter, a pancreatic cancer survivor at LA Cancer Challenge on Sunday, October 31 Visit www.lacancerchallenge.com to register, for more event information and packet pickup details.  Also go to https://pancreatic.org/ for their webinar series. 

For many parents, losing a child is one of their greatest fears. How do you believe God is good and trustworthy as you watch your child suffer? When a friend's daughter received a terminal diagnosis, Esther Lee told God there was no way she could handle something so heartbreaking. When her daughter Ava was diagnosed with a rare form of leukemia, Esther's faith was devastated. It felt like God had abandoned her, and she struggled to trust Him. But in her suffering, she found God to be close, walking the journey with her to the point of trusting his goodness regardless of her circumstances. Esther is a wife, mom, teacher, and gifted writer. Her posts on the Team Brighter Days Facebook page during her Ava's illness gained thousands of followers.

It's the last week of Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month, a time to celebrate and honor the achievements of this vast and diverse community. But what happens come June? Will people stop caring about inequality and justice? On this special episode, host Alex Cohen addresses these questions with "Dear Asian Americans" podcast host Jerry Won, comedian Kristina Wong, fashion designer NiK Kacy and "SoCal in 17" producer Esther Lee on the audio app, Clubhouse. GET IN TOUCH Want to ask Alex a question? Visit the SoCal in 17 page On Twitter using hashtag #SOCALIN17 or her handle @alexcoheninla

Whether you are a guest to a wedding or a couple getting married, this podcast episode is all about tips and tricks for wedding gifts. Esther is the Senior Editor of The Knot, covering and editing all-things-related to weddings and love at the leading brand in the U.S. She has successfully overseen multiple content initiatives at The Knot, including prolific team coverage of the 2018 Royal Wedding and a content partnership with Warner Brothers for the world premiere of Crazy Rich Asians. Most notably, she has served as the force behind the accelerated growth of News content at The Knot since 2016.

From the Save the Dates to the Thank You cards, Esther Lee, Senior Editor at The Knot, breaks down how to choose your invitation style, when you should send them out to your guests, and what you definitely should and should not include. We also discuss the brand new Invitations and Stationary collection from The Knot!  Get to know Esther:  Esther Lee is the Senior Editor of The Knot, covering and editing all-things-related to weddings and love at the leading brand in the U.S. She has successfully overseen multiple content initiatives at The Knot, including prolific team coverage of the 2018 Royal Wedding and a content partnership with Warner Brothers for the world premiere of Crazy Rich Asians. Most notably, she has served as the force behind the accelerated growth of News content at The Knot since 2016.  She is a voracious reader with an inherent gift for storytelling and an unquenchable thirst for answers. Esther currently resides in New York City and surprise: on occasion, she doesn't mind if you flip the switch and ask her questions instead.  Follow The Knot on Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest and Instagram! This has been a production of Evergreen Podcasts. A special thank you to Executive Producers David Moss, Gerardo Orlando, Production Director Brigid Coyne and Audio Engineer Eric Koltnow. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The wonderful Esther Lee Leach joins us this week to talk about how she started Cherry Creek Fashion Magazine. Esther is Editor-in-Chief of the publication, which focuses on highlighting the fashion and stories of the Cherry Creek, Denver community. Follow Esther’s Journey: Instagram: @estherleeleach @cherrycreekfashion Website: https://www.cherrycreekfashion.com/

If you were awarded $625,000 to work on your dream project, what would you do? Larissa FastHorse was one of 21 individuals named a MacArthur fellow for her work as a playwright and received the no-strings-attached "genius" grant. In this week's episode, FastHorse joins host Alex Cohen to discuss bringing the indigenous experience to the theater. She also has a thing or two to say about celebrating Thanksgiving. Then Alex and producer Esther Lee talk about their Thanksgiving plans. IN THIS EPISODE Alex's Twitter handle: @alexcoheninla GET IN TOUCH Have an idea for our "News in Haikus" segment, or just want to ask Alex a question? There are three ways to get in touch: SoCal in 17 page On Twitter using hashtag #SOCALIN17 Call 424-209-8764 and leave us a voicemail!​​

This week I chat with Esther Lee Leach, Founder of Cherry Creek Fashion.  Born in the Caribbean on the island of Saint Lucia, she moved to Cherry Creek with her family and noticed something was missing in how local fashion was being showcased...and she aimed to fix that by starting a publication that "she would want to read."  And amazing woman and a great conversation, check, out https://www.cherrycreekfashion.com for more.

Ben and Kent recap Austin Ernst's victory at the Walmart NWA Championship, her first in 145 starts. They talk about how difficult it is to go low in a 54-hole event, how the 14th hole swung the one on one duel to Ernst from Nordqvist (8:05). Sei Young Kim on Vare Trophy alert as she looks for her first major victory in two weeks (17:20), chasing Annika Sorenstam's Vare Trophy scoring record of 68.7 (22:27). They look at rookies Esther Lee and Yealimi Noh's T15 performances and what they did before their rookie seasons (24:11). They go over Kent's Bets of the Week (29:06), before a brief discussion of how difficult it is to manage the LPGA Tour's truncated schedule post COVID-19 (34:14).

Megan Mace of “Megan and Liz” shares the reasoning and struggle behind postponing her wedding.      Esther Lee, Senior Editor of TheKnot.com and celebrity wedding planner Mikie Russo share an important point of wedding etiquette during Corona Times.Tom Kelly shares IHateWeddings.com’s Covid Wedding tips plus Mikie Russo has a BIG announcement. Megan Mace: @MeganMace Esther Lee From The Knot’s Instagram:  @TheEstherLee

Esther Lee is a poet (and letter-press artist!) who, along with her husband and cat Bowie, lives on a 35-foot sailboat called “Hope.” Currently, they’re living off the coast of Jacksonville, Florida, where she writes poetry, blogs about her efforts at a zero-waste boat life, and occasionally takes phone calls from podcasters. Spit, her debut collection, received both the Elixir Press Poetry Prize and Pushcart Prize nominations. On today’s episode, Lee reads from her brand-new and beautiful collection of poetry out now from Conduit Books and Ephemera, Sacrificial Metal. These poems offer a meditation through the lens of dance and human movement about the quiet dignities and alienation of illness, caregiving, and living in a racialized body. Part documentary poetics, part mourning diary, part textual choreography, and part nautical-inspired elegy, the poems in Sacrificial Metal, serve as inquiries about how we may become socialized or exiled from a community, along with how movement and dance offer possibilities of interconnectedness with one’s own body and a sense of collective identity.Find out more about Esther Lee and her amazing life’s work:EstherLee.ioWayfindersNow.comIf you’re feeling extra curious, check out more about Rudolf van Laban’s fascinating distillations of dance and movement here.

In this episode I am joined by 2020 LPGA Tour Rookie, Esther Lee. We talk about her start in golf, her college career, which included tying a NCAA 18-hole scoring record with a round of 61! We also discuss her time on the Symetra Tour and the challenges that come with professional golf. And honestly, Esther's recollection of shots and rounds made this conversation so much fun. She also talks about earning her LPGA card, and her experiences so far in the few tournaments she has played pre-covid. Great stories. Great insights. Lots of fun. All this, and more, on episode 7! Please Subscribe, Like, and Share! And follow me on Instagram: @benharpringmedia Twitter: @BenHarpring Intro and outro music credit: Cactus, by Jef

In today's episode, I'm joined by Publisher and Editor in Chief at ‘Cherry Creek Fashion', Esther Lee Leach! Esther is a force to be reckoned with in the fashion and content production industry. Her story has taken her from starting her first company as a teenager in St. Lucia to global experience across multiple fields in the creative space. Her work ethic is incomparable and she has such a genuine drive to put her ideas into the world. Esther was generous enough to share her thoughts on what the fashion scene looks like throughout the world, why she chose a career in this industry, as well as how her magazine is changing the way people interact with content surrounding fashion and beauty. We also talk about the value behind having a diverse and inclusive workplace and how that has impacted the culture at ‘Cherry Creek Fashion'. Esther has experienced racial bias and been subject to ignorance first hand, and aims to create an environment that feels collaborative and open for all involved. She shares her personal experiences with the subject, and offers her perspective on how she has changed her mindset towards it over the years. For more insights on Esther's background and to hear our thought provoking conversations in more depth, tune in to Episode 5 of What Didn't Kill You! Some Questions I Ask:How did you get started in modeling and fashion? (1:14)What were your biggest challenges getting started in production? (5:17)Did you start pursuing fashion and modeling around the same time you were working in production? (6:38)Were you still actively producing content in the fashion world after leaving Saint Lucia? (8:03)How does production of content and exploration of fashion tie into your identity? (13:04)How did you start ‘Cherry Creek Fashion'? (16:59)What impact has Coronavirus had on the growth of the magazine? (20:36)Has racial bias and the terminology surrounding racism had any affect on you from a career standpoint? (28:50)Have you ever felt like you've been on the wrong side of systematic and institutional racism? (30:38)How does having a more diverse and inclusive company strengthen your product (32:52)What advice can you give to other entrepreneurs of colour who are wanting to break the mould in their own industries? (35:24)What does the future of ‘Cherry Creek Fashion' look like? (36:27)Do you have any practices that help you maintain the mindset you have? (37:13)In This Episode You Will Learn:Background on Esther Lee Leach and her first experience producing a television show (1:23)How being a producer from such a young age has influenced and encouraged Esther today (4:06)What Esther's life in the London fashion scene looked like (9:37)How Esther made her move to the US and continued her creative endeavours (10:35)How starting a family impacted Esther as someone who is so driven by her work (11:33)What the transition going back into fashion was like for Esther after taking time away to raise her baby (14:00)A brief background on the community aspect of ‘Cherry Creek Fashion' (14:32)How being a fashion creator in Denver differs from other cities (15:48)Why Esther's magazine challenges the traditional concept of the medium (18:50)How ‘Cherry Creek Studios' was born (21:41)What role activism and social change plays in the content at Esther's magazine (23:49)How racism is more prevalent for Esther in Colorado as opposed to other cities (26:25)The involvement of younger generations combating racism and holding white people accountable (27:51)Connect With Michael Silverman:What Didn't Kill You - InstagramMichael Silverman - InstagramConnect With Esther Lee Leach:InstagramLinkedInEmailCherry Creek Fashion - WebsiteCherry Creek Fashion - InstagramResources: Article - ‘Style Profile: Esther Lee Leach', 303 Magazine See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

While the rest of the world is still struggling to contain the outbreak of COVID-19, South Korea - progressing steadily in its containment of the pandemic - has begun its season of baseball. With the Major League Baseball season postponed in the United States, ESPN has begun airing the Korean Baseball Organization’s games in America.  It is a seminal moment. Koreans are bringing baseball back to its homeland and showcasing what their league looks like. Potentially a harbinger for greater exchange of players between the two nations.  In light of this development, we have today a panel of Korean baseball experts, including former player Eric Hacker and agent Esther Lee, to discuss and highlight the 101 of the league and the sport in Korea. Our guest host, former U.S. ambassador to Korea Mark Lippert, moderates this discussion. You can also find Troy Stangarone’s Diplomat column on the Korean Baseball Organization here: https://thediplomat.com/2019/06/should-amateur-baseball-players-go-pro-in-south-korea-and-japan/

SoCal in 17 host Alex Cohen talks with Rep. Maxine Waters of California's 43rd congressional district to remember her sister, who recently passed after contracting the coronavirus. Rep. Waters shares fond memories of Velma Moody, whom she affectionately called “sister baby.” She implores everyone to “keep your a** at home” and always wear a mask in public.   Later, Alex and producer Esther Lee debate on whether they should approach someone without a mask in public to remind them to wear one. IN THIS EPISODE Alex's Twitter handle: @alexcoheninla GET IN TOUCH Have an idea for our "News in Haikus" segment, or just want to ask Alex a question? There are three ways to get in touch: SoCal in 17 Page #OneSoCal On Twitter using hashtag #SOCALIN17 Call (424) 209-8764 and leave us a voicemail!

When the pandemic hit, SoCal restaurant Everytable kicked things into full gear and expanded their operation to get more food delivered to seniors, students, and other residents in need. On this episode of SoCal in 17, host Alex Cohen speaks with Sam Polk, the founder of Everytable, who talked about their latest donation from Dr. Dre and Jimmy Iovine, a gift that will allow the restaurant to provide 500 free meals a day to Compton residents for a whole month. There's also a “how to” on car care by Spectrum News 1 reporter Ariel Wesler. Later, producer Esther Lee and Alex talk about their latest kitchen creations. IN THIS EPISODE Alex's Twitter handle: @alexcoheninla GET IN TOUCH Have an idea for our "News in Haikus" segment, or just want to ask Alex a question? There are three ways to get in touch: SoCal in 17 Page #OneSoCal On Twitter using hashtag #SOCALIN17 Call (424) 209-8764 and leave us a voicemail!

The A-List Podcast is back with a check-in with a second conversation with Greg DiNoto, founder of DiNoto, Inc. With a long history of driving relationship and commerce for some of the world's most sophisticated marketers, Greg believes in brands. And in this episode, we discuss how brands can win during a pandemic (and anytime really) by practicing Utility and Humility. Enjoy. In addition to founding DiNoto Inc. and co-founding DiNoto Lee with partner, Esther Lee, Greg also served as Partner and Chief Creative Officer at Deutsch, Inc. where he helped the agency achieve two-time agency- of-the-year status from Advertising Age and Shoot Magazine. Recognition for Greg's work includes One Show Gold, Cannes Lions, AICP, MOMA, FWAs, The Art Director's Club, Communication Arts, Lurzer's Archive, The Andys, The Addys, The Webbys, 4A's Advertising Excellence Award, and Adweek Creative All-Stars. ---- The A-List is sponsored by Adhouse Advertising School. At Adhouse, you get ten two-and-a-half hour sessions with a working advertising professional for just six hundred bucks. Dip your toe in the water and build your first book with freelance creative director Paul Fix. Learn UnProfessional Advertising from George Tannenbaum, former copy chief of Ogilvy New York. Or learn to be a more strategic creative with strategic innovations expert Liz Grandillo. There's six classes to choose from. Even one taught by A-List host Tom Christmann. Zoom classes start week of May 25th. There's only 14 people to a class and they're filling up fast. Apply NOW at Adhousenyc.com

Basecamp alumna Esther Lee shares her experience of downsizing to a 35-foot sailboat.

Join us as we chat to Dr Esther Lee, a fellow mum and woman of faith, about Covid-19 and what that means for us as mothers and followers of Christ.

Sarah Shewey and Colin Ho are tying the knot this week, and Alex had a chance to speak with the couple before their virtual ceremony. With over a thousand weddings under her belt, wedding planner Sarah has several ideas for the ceremony, including dinner kits and backdrops for the guests. Later, producer Esther Lee shares her own wedding plans (or lack thereof).   IN THIS EPISODE Alex's Twitter handle: @alexcoheninla Sarah and Coco’s Save the Date Video: https://twitter.com/pinkcloud/status/1247980535273545728?s=20 GET IN TOUCH Have an idea for our "News in Haikus" segment, or just want to ask Alex a question? There are three ways to get in touch: SoCal in 17 Page On Twitter using hashtag #SOCALIN17 Call (424) 209-8764 and leave us a voicemail!

Actor Edward James Olmos’ Latino Film Institute launched live script reading sessions where cast members from shows like “Vida” and “Gentefied” perform scripts written by students. With film production coming to a halt due to the coronavirus, Olmos says he felt it was his “responsibility to do something to support.” Alex Cohen speaks with Olmos about these efforts and what his daily quarantine routine has been like. Later, Alex and producer Esther Lee share their recent vivid coronavirus dreams.   Mentioned in episode: -SoCal in 17 Spectrum website  -Alex's twitter handle: @alexcoheninla -idreamofcovid.com -latinofilm.org -youthcinemaproject.org   GET IN TOUCH Have an idea for our "News in Haikus" segment, or just want to ask Alex a question? There are three ways to get in touch: SoCal in 17 Page On Twitter using hashtag #SOCALIN17 Call (424) 209-8764 and leave us a voicemail!

On the very first episode of “SoCal in 17”, Alex Cohen followed the story of Carl and Jeri Goldman, a Santa Clarita couple quarantined aboard the Diamond Princess cruise ship. For weeks, the couple chronicled their journey online, including Carl’s quarantine experience after testing positive for COVID-19. Thankfully, both are now safely back home. Alex caught up with Jeri Goldman to talk about her experience and how it has been adjusting to life and work after quarantine. Later, producer Esther Lee shares an haiku about her engagement experience.   IN THIS EPISODE Alex's Twitter handle: @alexcoheninla GET IN TOUCH Have an idea for our "News in Haikus" segment, or just want to ask Alex a question? There are three ways to get in touch: SoCal in 17 Page On Twitter using hashtag #SOCALIN17 Call (424) 209-8764 and leave us a voicemail!

L.A.’s new voting system was finally put to the test, and things did not go too smoothly for some. Computer glitches led to voters waiting hours in line. KFI AM’s Mo’Kelly and Naomi Seligman, former director of communications for Mayor Eric Garcetti, discuss lessons learned from election day, how gender plays a role in the presidential race, and L.A. County DA Jackie Lacey’s husband’s run-in with a protester. Last but not least, a haiku about pizza at a voting center. About that news haiku: each week on the podcast, Alex Cohen and producer Esther Lee turn a news story into 17-syllable poetry. Check out the latest haikus and help them decide who is the better poet. GET IN TOUCH Have an idea for our "News in Haikus" segment, or just want to ask Alex a question? There are three ways to get in touch: SoCal in 17 Page   On Twitter using hashtag #SOCALIN17 Call (424) 209-8764 and leave us a voicemail!

The World Health Organization officially declared the coronavirus outbreak a pandemic. Host Alex Cohen shares how COVID-19 is affecting members of her family and life in Los Angeles.  Later, Alex speaks with someone who paved an unknown road—Representative Yvonne Brathwaite Burke. In 1972, she became the first black woman from California elected to the House and the first member of congress to give birth. Rep. Burke joins the podcast with her daughter, Assemblymember Autumn Burke, who remembers seeing her mom's picture in her school textbook. Lastly, producer Esther Lee gives her take on the coronavirus outbreak and a xenophobic encounter she had in Mexico.   IN THIS EPISODE - Alex's Twitter handle: @alexcoheninla - Washyourlyrics.com   GET IN TOUCH Have an idea for our "News in Haikus" segment, or just want to ask Alex a question? There are three ways to get in touch: SoCal in 17 Page   On Twitter using hashtag #SOCALIN17 Call (424) 209-8764 and leave us a voicemail!

Today, Dr. Esther Lee is sharing her observation of the birds' behavior around her house and reflecting on our life. Please leave a comment and let us know of your thoughts! 

With Super Tuesday around the corner, host Alex Cohen and producer Esther Lee trek over to Bel Air to cast their ballots and test out L.A.’s brand new voting system. After, a fascinating discussion with Mark Gonzalez, the chair of the L.A. County Democratic Party, the largest Democratic Party in the nation. Last but not least, a haiku battle discussing Rep. Adam Schiff’s bizarre yet hilarious visit to a voting center. About that news haiku: each week on the podcast, Alex Cohen and producer Esther Lee turn a news story into 17-syllable poetry. Check out the latest haikus and help them decide who is the better poet. MENTIONED IN THE EPISODE:  Spectrum news' election info page. The tweet mentioned in the haiku battle GET IN TOUCH Have an idea for our "News in Haikus" segment, or just want to ask Alex a question? There are three ways to get in touch: SoCal in 17 Page   On Twitter using hashtag #SOCALIN17 Call (424) 209-8764 and leave us a voicemail!

Alex Cohen talks #OscarsSoMen with California native and director of "Little Women,” Greta Gerwig. But before that can’t-miss conversation, Alex digs into the key moments from the week, which include Governor Gavin Newsom zeroing in on homelessness in his State of the State speech, and a quarantined Santa Clarita couple's journey back home. Later, producer Esther Lee joins Alex for a haiku battle — about wild animals!   About that news haiku: each week on the podcast, Alex Cohen and producer Esther Lee turn a news story into 17-syllable poetry. Check out the latest haikus and help them decide who is the better poet.   IN THIS EPISODE ​Ben Carson and Arnold Schwarzenegger at "Unhoused" forum hosted by USC Carl Goldman documents his experience being quarantined in a cruise ship and sets record straight about his condition.   GET IN TOUCH Have an idea for our "News in Haikus" segment, or just want to ask Alex a question? There are three ways to get in touch: SoCal in 17 Page   On Twitter using hashtag #SOCALIN17 Call (424) 209-8764 and leave us a voicemail!

On the debut episode of “SoCal in 17,” host Alex Cohen embraces the love in the air this Valentine’s weekend. The highlights: a candid conversation about romance with Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti; love persevering on a quarantined cruise ship; and the theme this week’s haiku battle—the love for Andrew Yang and the demise of his candidacy.   About that news haiku: each week on the podcast, Alex Cohen and producer Esther Lee turn a news story into 17-syllable poetry. Check out the latest haikus here and help them decide who is the better poet.   IN THIS EPISODE   Facebook Live from Santa Clarita couple stuck aboard Diamond Princess cruise ship that has been quarantined The play Mayor Garcetti did while growing up in LA that he talks about Esther Lee being a rock star with Andrew Yang   Alex Cohen’s most romantic LA spots:   Barnsdall Park Friday Night Wine Tastings  Movies at Hollywood Forever Cemetary  Summer nights at the Hollywood Bowl   Mayor Eric Garcetti’s most romantic LA spots:   Griffith Observatory  Mulholland Drive Korean Friendship Bell Chatsworth Rock Formation   GET IN TOUCH   Have an idea for our "News in Haikus" segment, or just want to ask Alex a question? There are three ways to get in touch:   On our website spectrumnews1.com/socalin17   On Twitter using hashtag #SOCALIN17   Call (424) 209-8764 and leave us a voicemail!

The year of 2020 began with a high gear of world tension. Iranian General Soleimani’s assassination prompted Dr. Esther Lee, a former professor of Multicultural Studies, Fulbright scholar and board member of Fulbright Scholarships, to briefly review the history and assess the future. History is the mirror of our future.

We are honored to have a guest speaker, Mr. Steven Tam with us today.  Mr. Tam, a business entrepreneur, has traveled around the world extensively for both personal and professional endeavors.  He was interviewed by Dr. Esther Lee weeks ago.  Here, he is sharing his thoughts for Dr. Lee’s second question, the Impacts on Hong Kong Riots.

We are honored to have a guest speaker, Mr. Steven Tam with us today.  Mr. Tam, a business entrepreneur, has traveled around the world extensively for both personal and professional endeavors.  He was interviewed by Dr. Esther Lee weeks ago.  Here, he is sharing his thoughts for Dr. Lee’s first question, the Cause of Hong Kong Riots. Additional coverage of the interview will follow in later episodes.

Welcome to the Women of Golf Show! Tune in Tuesday 9:00 - 10:00 AM Eastern Re-scheduled from last week. This week Ted welcomes two more Symetra Tour - Volvik Race for the Card winners: Esther Lee who finished in the #9 spot and Julieta Granadawho finished #6. More on Esther & Julieta: Esther 25, is a native of Los Alamitos, California. Spent freshman year of collegiate career at Duke University. Transferred to University of Colorado and was a two-time All-Pac 12 First Team selection. She had a total of 21 starts on the Symetra Tour in 2019, capturing 13 top-15s and a career-best runner-up result at the Valley Forge Invitational to finish No. 9 in the Volvik Race for the Card. Julieta is 32 and a native of Asuncion, Paraguay.  She was the 2004 U.S. Girls’ Junior Championship winner and Athlete of the Year in her home country. Also named the 2004 American Junior Golf Association (AJGA) Rolex Player of the Year. Made 19 starts on the Symetra Tour in 2019, capturing 14 top-20s and a season-best runner-up result at the Murphy USA El Dorado Shootout to finish No. 6. Join us LIVE Tuesdays 9:00 - 10:00AM Eastern http://www.blogtalkradio.com/womenofgolf Or listen on any of these social media platforms:  iTunes , Stitcher, Tunein, Castbox, TalkStreamLive & Spotify.

Welcome to the Women of Golf Show! Tune in Tuesday 9:00 - 10:00 AM Eastern This week Cindy & Ted welcome two more from the Symetra Tour's Volvik Race for the Card. Esther Lee who finished in the #9 spot and Julieta Granadawho finished #6. More on Esther & Julieta: Esther 25, is a native of Los Alamitos, California. Spent freshman year of collegiate career at Duke University. Transferred to University of Colorado and was a two-time All-Pac 12 First Team selection. She had a total of 21 starts on the Symetra Tour in 2019, capturing 13 top-15s and a career-best runner-up result at the Valley Forge Invitational to finish No. 9 in the Volvik Race for the Card. Julieta is 32 and a native of Asuncion, Paraguay.  She was the 2004 U.S. Girls’ Junior Championship winner and Athlete of the Year in her home country. Also named the 2004 American Junior Golf Association (AJGA) Rolex Player of the Year. Made 19 starts on the Symetra Tour in 2019, capturing 14 top-20s and a season-best runner-up result at the Murphy USA El Dorado Shootout to finish No. 6 in the Volvik Race for the Card. Join us LIVE Tuesdays 9:00 - 10:00AM Eastern http://www.blogtalkradio.com/womenofgolf Or listen on any of these social media platforms:  iTunes , Stitcher, Tunein, Castbox, TalkStreamLive & Spotify.

Esther Lee (aka @eslee on Instagram) is a Seattle based photographer and creative. She has created lifestyle content for brands like Dior and Michael Kors. Her unique, minimal, and clean aesthetic has allowed her to gain a following on social media and make a name for herself in the creative community. In this episode, we talk about how she started photography, where she finds inspiration, and how she manages her client work. Follow Esther on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/eslee/ Follow Edward on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/edwardleefilms/

Welcome to the Women of Golf Show! Tune in Tuesdays 9:00 - 10:00 AM Eastern Cindy & Ted welcome to the show Symetra Tour Player - Esther Lee. Later their joined by special guest: Jordan Lintz - LPGA Class A Teaching Professional. More on Jordan: Lintz, Born and raised in Rapid City, South Dakota, Jordan encompasses a true mid-western, hardworking mindset. An all-around athlete, she grew up playing every sport that she could, finally focusing on basketball, volleyball and golf by her sophomore year of high school. She earned 10 varsity letters while at Stevens High School and was given the "Top Raider" award her senior year for top Female Athlete. Following high school, Lintz attended the University of Wyoming and was recently inducted into the University of Wyoming Hall of Fame in 2012. She was the first UW women’s golfer ever to win an individual conference championship, as she excelled at Wyoming from 1996-2000. Join them LIVE Tuesdays 9:00 - 10:00AM Eastern http://www.blogtalkradio.com/womenofgolf Or listen on any of these social media platforms:  iTunes , Stitcher, Tunein, Castbox, TalkStreamLive & Spotify.

Esther Lee, CEO of innovation hub and nonprofit Refraction, discusses what her organization is doing to draw in more startups and talent to the D.C. region, and what the region as a whole can do to help tip the scales.

UBC rookie golf sensation Esther Lee chats with Cory Branson about her sport of choice and upbringing while the crew wraps up basketball for winter 2019 and touches on softball and baseball's big weekends.

In this episode, we're chatting about being a traveling artist with photographer Esther Lee. We also talk about the pros and cons to living a laptop lifestyle, finding purpose, balancing work and marriage, and more. So even if you're not a photographer - I know you'll find a ton of helpful info. Contact Esther: esleevs.com instagram.com/eslee Get 50% off your first year of Honeybook: http://share.honeybook.com/themoderncreative Contact us at: themoderncreativepodcast.com instagram.com/moderncreativepodcast Contact Joyce: joycechristine.com instagram.com/_joycechristine Watch the FREE business training: https://joycechristine.com/masterclass-pod Contact Dianuh: chasinglinen.com instagram.com/dianuhaerin Music by Joakim Karud youtube.com/joakimkarud

Hailie Chun, Esther Lee & Pastor Young-Ho 지난 설교 시리즈 James 랩업, 헤일리의 testimony - 왜 나는 교회를 오래 다녀도 인생을 바꾸는 변화가 일어나지 않았었나?

Hailie Chun, Esther Lee, Hyunsook Cho, & Pastor Young-Ho

On this extra edition of Trending In Education, we celebrate International Women's Day. We welcome four inspiring women to discuss their education, careers, and experiences. We're joined by Deborah Berebichez, Chief Data Scientist at Metis, Nancy Lee Sanchez, Executive Director for the Kaplan Educational Foundation, Esther Lee, Director of Program Development for Kaplan Test Prep's Digital Media team, and Rochelle Rothstein, Executive Vice President, Innovation & Product Strategy at Kaplan Test Prep to talk about women, education, mentorship, access, and more. 00:55 - Deborah Berebichez with Mike Palmer & Brandon Jones 17:56 - Rochelle Rothstein with Dan Strafford 32:18 - Nancy Lee Sanchez & Esther Lee with Mike Palmer

Across the country, minimum wage is going up.  But is that enough?   More and more journalists take on the challenge of covering Donald Trump.  But does more mean better? And Bill Press talks with Esther Lee of ThinkProgress about DACA and her own experience as a Dreamer. ------------------------------------- Support the Show Had enough of Fox News, the House Freedom Caucus, and Donald Trump? If you want the facts that you won’t get from them or from the fake news sites of the alt-right … then stay tuned! . Our sponsor, 21st Century Democrats, works hard to get everyday Democrats involved in returning our party to its roots... and to success at the ballot box. Sit back and listen, then stand up and fight. And follow 21st Century Democrats on Facebook for all the latest progressive news. We’re glad you can join us. -------------------------------------     This week, Janelle Jones of the Economic Policy Institute on how progressive democrats are winning on the minimum wage. Author David Cay Johnston on what’s not getting covered in the way journalists cover Donald Trump. And Bill Press interviews ThinkProgress reporter Esther Lee for an update on Donald Trump’s immigration policy and the lives left in limbo waiting for a resolution on DACA.   Janelle Jones Economic analyst Janelle Jones says a higher minimum wage is a crucial tool in bridging our nation’s widening income inequality gap  And in the face of federal inaction, cities and states are setting up to the plate.   David Cay Johnston David Cay Johnston is an award winning journalist who says that a vibrant press is needed now more than ever, but journalists who focus on  Russian conspiracies and Donald Trump’s  tweets  are missing the point.   Esther Lee Bill Press talks with ThinkProgress reporter Esther Lee.   Jim Hightower Are you ready for corporate America's robot economy?

In a gaggle with reporters, Trump might have sunk a DACA Deal. It's clear that he doesn't understand what the hell he's talking about. He also said he looks forward to talking to Robert Mueller. We talk about it with USA Today's Paul Singer. Plus, Donald Trump is taking his assault on green energy to Davos. Axios's Amy harder gives us the details. And how are DREAMers feeling about the shutdown and the lack of a deal? We talk to Esther Lee from ThinkProgress about her experiences.

We take a look back at our own best of with this clip show from 2017's best guests. On this show, you'll hear from Bror Saxberg, Nancy Sanchez, Rohit Bhargava, Esther Lee, and Kisha Henry. They all brought great content to the podcast and each of their episodes is available wherever you listen.

Following up on our Fake News episode, Mike Palmer and Esther Lee sit down to chat with Kisha Henry. Kisha is a teacher from the Bronx who engaged students on fake news and media literacy via a chat bot they were already using in the classroom. Listen to how Kisha integrated the new lessons and challenged her students to question what they read online. 

Michelle and John Zipperer of Commonwealth Club of CA speaks to Annise Parker, Houston's first Lesbian Mayor. Esther Lee of Think Progress on her article discussing Homeland Security's efforts on collecting social media date from immigrants and naturalized citizens.

Peter and Eunji explore group sex, orgies, threesomes and more, in this week's episode of sex positivity and how to engage with your partner/partners about the possibility of an expanded bedroom situation. We also give it up to our #KickAssKorean Steven Yeun of the Walking Dead and Okja and Esther Lee of Sun Salon!

Mike Palmer and Esther Lee, Ed.M.’14 discuss designing digital learning and their pedagogical approach at Kaplan.

Esther Lee Cruz, Product Marketer with LinkedIn, describes how using LinkedIn, especially the LinkedIn Alumni Tool, can be a great way to find people in the areas you're interested in and build your network. Thank you for listening!! Follow the show on Twitter @LED_Curator Website www.learneducatediscover.com/ Subscribe on iTunes geo.itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/jus…180382202?mt=2 Like us on FaceBook at www.facebook.com/learneducatediscover/ Email us at hello@learneducatediscover. We will reply!!

Esther Lee Cruz, Insights & Content Marketer at LinkedIn, shares her thoughts on what working in the B2B Content Marketing space is all about. Some of the areas we touch upon in this episode include: 1. What is content marketing 2. Differences between B2B and B2C content marketing 3. Examples of content marketing campaigns 4. Interesting and challenging aspects of working in this space 5. Qualities required to be successful in this space 6. What to expect in content marketing interviews Thank you for listening!! Follow the show on Twitter @LED_Curator Like us on FaceBook at www.facebook.com/learneducatediscover/ Email us at learneducatediscover@gmail.com. We will reply!! Subscribe to the show on iTunes itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/learn…ver/id1049159321 Blog: bit.ly/1R1nTDk