Podcast appearances and mentions of eve goldberg

It's the Summers End here in Ontario, but there is no end to great music being made and played right here on Georgian Bay Roots Radio. This week on the show we've got some new releases from some of your favourite artists, tracks from artists performing shows in the area, tracks from new friends of the show, and tracks to help usher in the Autumn season here in Grey and Bruce. We've got it all! Featuring music by Joel Plaskett, Morgan Barrie, Eve Goldberg, Julian Taylor, Suzie Vinnick, John Prine, Rob Elder, Odd Marshall, Madison Galloway, Rob Ritchie, and new friends of the show Wayne Nichols and Marv Perry!

@painnonprofit  ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Founder Flindt Andersen and Media Director Jason LaChance revisit their conversations with three extraordinary woman, Eve Goldberg, Paula Young Santos and Susan Bartz Herrick. After loosing their sons to either addiction or and accidental overdose they found a strength within to have their sons lives bring purpose in helping others. Big Vision NYC founder, Eve Goldberg lost her son, Isaac who died of an accidental drug overdose; motivating her to help save young lives. Susan Bartz Herrick, MFA, EdD. The writer of the compelling non-fiction memoir, "Slow Dancing with the Devil: A Son's Substance Use Disorder, A Mother's Anguish," available from McFarland Books. Paula Young is the Co-founder and President of Achieve Greatness. Achieve Greatness was founded in memory of her son Andrew, who passed away from fentanyl poisoning in March of 2022. Episode highlights include the following. Intro 00:00 How did marijuana lead Eve's son down a path of substance use? 02:55 How can the messaging around harm reduction and addiction be misleading? 11:24 Why did Paula's son start Achieve Greatness and how is she expanding upon its original purpose? 14:45 Are there misconceptions around the difference between an accidental overdose and an overdose from ones drug of choice? 21:15 Is there a dip in advocacy around the addiction crisis and does the information lead to some of it? 33:34 Why is Susan working hard to have her sons story turned into a film? 40:26 For more on the Granville Home Of Hope: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://gvhomeofhope.com/⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠or call our office at 559-579-1551 For more on Parents & Addicts In Need: If you or a loved ones need our services, to follow on social media, the Don't Hide The Scars Podcast, to get involved, or to donate ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://linktr.ee/painnonprofit⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ For more on Flindt Andersen, to have him speak at your organization visit⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.flindtandersen.com/⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ For more on Eve Goldberg and BIGVISION:https://www.bigvision.nyc/ For more on Achieve Greatness and Paula Young: ⁠www.achievegreatness88.org⁠ For more on Susan Bartz Herrick and "Slow Dancing with the Devil": ⁠https://www.susanbartzherrick.com/https://mcfarlandbooks.com/product/slow-dancing-with-the-devil/

It's taken just over six months to happen: host Kailey Jane Hawkins' Summerfolk wristband finally fell off this week! Take heart -- there are only a few short months until she'll get a new one at Summerfolk 49! This week's show has got a little bit of everything to get you excited for the upcoming music season: tunes from Summerfolk alumni, artists playing music in and around our area this summer, and music "just because". Featuring tracks by the Good Lovelies, Bruce Cockburn, Lennie Gallant, William Prince, Esther's Family, Christine Lavin, Union Duke, Wendi Hunter, John Prine, Old Man Luedecke, Eve Goldberg, Amanda Rheaume, Joe Brown and Martin Cooper!

Join us in this powerful episode as Kim Bellas, a courageous mother and a beacon of hope, shares her deeply personal journey of addiction, resilience, and transformation. In a world where addiction is often stigmatized, Kim fearlessly opens up about her struggles with alcoholism and her son's illness. Through her vulnerability, she reveals how her son's illness inadvertently became the catalyst for her own healing and the reclamation of her life.Listen as Kim takes us on a remarkable journey of sobriety, where she not only found the strength to overcome her addiction but also discovered a newfound purpose. Witness the birth of "Sober, the New Cool," a powerful movement that seeks to provide unwavering support and a sense of pride to those who choose to live a sober lifestyle.Discover how Kim reinvented herself after quitting drinking, embracing a newfound positivity that radiates through her every word. Hear how she formed deep connections with individuals who entrusted her with their stories, forging a special bond with a young woman in London who sought a symbol of the motherly love she never had.Through her podcast, Kim defies insecurities and negativity, determined to make a difference in the lives of others. She emphasizes the importance of connection and finding common ground, both in mother-daughter relationships and in the journey of self-transformation that comes with quitting drinking.Kim's passion for helping others shines brightly as she shares her personal experiences and connections with inspiring individuals like Eve Goldberg. Her words resonate deeply, making people feel heard and supported, regardless of their gender.Prepare to be inspired as Kim recounts her empowering experiences of connecting with people through messages, culminating in a transformative moment during New York Fashion Week. Witness her fearless participation in a fashion show, where she breaks societal norms and stigmas surrounding body image, mental health, addiction, and acceptance, igniting a spark of inspiration in others.Kim's commitment to making a difference knows no bounds. Discover how she organized a virtual walk for recovery month, which unexpectedly led to the resounding success of hosting a physical event in Montreal. Learn about Kim's brand, "Sober is the New Cool," which not only promotes sobriety but also embodies the spirit of giving back. Explore the range of empowering products available on her website and be inspired by the global network of ambassadors spreading the message of hope and resilience.In this podcast episode, Kim Bellas reminds us of the power of storytelling and the importance of sharing personal stories to inspire and connect with others. Join us as we delve into her journey of triumph over adversity, and witness the impact one person's courage can have on the world.Tune in to this captivating episode and be prepared to be moved, motivated, and inspired by Kim Bellas' incredible journey from darkness to light. ABOUT KIM BELLAS:Kim Bellas is a courageous and inspiring individual who has triumphed over advers► Visit our website here: TheBeginAgainPodcast.com ★ Let's connect: Twitter - https://twitter.com/BeginAgainPdcst Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/thebeginagainpodcast/ TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@user8619235129226 Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/TheBeginAgainPodcast/ Facebook Group: http://www.facebook.com/groups/thebeginagainpodcast/

The time period of recovery between a treatment program and responsible, independent living is an incredibly tricky one to navigate. My guest today says this is especially true in New York City, where marijuana smoke drifts down streets lined with thousands of alluring bars.After her son's overdose death in 2014, Eve Goldberg founded BigVision, a recovery peer community in NYC that provides a social club of sober young people looking to separate themselves from temptations that permeate every corner of the city. Whether it's with basketball tournaments, go-karting, half marathons, or trapeze classes, BigVision creates a cool, supportive social network for young adults in all stages of recovery.In this episode, Eve and I discuss:Our culture's saturation with alcohol – even in athleticsHow the stigma surrounding recovery made it hard to find a space for BigVision's new headquarters and activitiesThe difference between therapy and therapeutic fun_______________________________The podcast is now part of a nonprofit called Hopestream Community: www.hopestreamcommunity.orgLearn about The Stream, our private online community for moms, at www.hopestreamcommunity.org/the-stream/Find us on Instagram: @hopestreamcommunityDownload my free e-book, HINDSIGHT: Three Things I Wish I Knew When My Son Was Misusing Drugs: www.brendazane.com/hindsightJoin my email list: www.brendazane.com/email

This week on Georgian Bay Roots Radio we're celebrating the women of folk and roots -- those talented musicians who live among us, perform at our festival, locally and beyond. Featuring tracks by Alysha Brilla, Baskery, Eve Goldberg, Dala, Paige Warner, Serena Ryder, Coco Love Alcorn, Loreena McKennitt, Irish Mythen, Amanda Rheaume, the Good Lovelies, Suzie Vinnick, Amy Speace and Amber Mitchell!

Andrew Szeto makes food and zines. Their most recent zine is “Heartbeat of Struggle," part of Kearny Street Workshop's "Dreaming People's History" (www.kearnystreet.org/dreaming-peoples-history). Anti-Eviction Mapping Project: antievictionmap.com | Andrew at Truthout: truthout.org/authors/andrew-szeto | "Fall of the I-Hotel" by Curtis Choy: youtube.com/watch?v=lzrWwvI8JpI | “San Francisco's International Hotel” by Estella Habal: tupress.temple.edu/books/san-francisco-s-international-hotel-2 | “The Prison Industrial Complex and the Global Economy” by Linda Evans and Eve Goldberg: www.freedomarchives.org/Documents/Finder/DOC510_scans/Prison_Labor/510.prison.complex.global.economy.1998.pdf

For more on Parents & Addicts In Need, to follow on social media, the Don't Hide The Scars Podcast, to get involved, or to donate https://linktr.ee/painnonprofit Parents & Addicts in Need's Founder Flindt Andersen and Jason LaChance sat-down with Big Vision NYC founder, Eve Goldberg. After Eve's 23-year old son, Isaac died of an accidental drug overdose; she was motivated to help save young lives. One year later, in January 2015, Eve founded BIGVISION in New York City with a nationwide mission. Isaac Goldberg Volkmar and his initials, IGV, are placed in the center of the BIGVISION name. Eve is committed to helping young adults in recovery learn to live fun, meaningful, sober lives by providing entertaining, engaging events and building a community where the BIGVISION “family” can hang out in a cool, hip, substance-free environment. We talk with Eve about the importance of creating an environment that offers the recovering addict connectivity. How she saw first hand with her some that marijuana isn't a benign drug and led to issues for her son right away. As well we talk about various societal and internal factors that impact all of us and for some can be part of the gateway into substance use, abuse and full blown addiction. Eve is raw, real, passionate and is a true example of why we Don't Hide The Scars. For more on Eve Goldberg and BIGVISION: https://www.bigvision.nyc/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/donthidethescars/message

Just two months before his 20th birthday, Black Panther and Black Liberation Army members Jalil Muntaqim was captured by enemy forces along with Albert “Nuh” Washington, and made into one of the longest-held political prisoners in U.S. history.Muntaqim joins the show to discuss his revolutionary life, his long history of organizing for incarcerated people, and his own political incarceration. We also get into a crucial paradox: the imagery of the Black Panthers is very popular now, with capitalists like Beyonce and Marvel profiting from the aesthetics of the organization, while the actual lives of surviving Black Panthers themselves are disregarded. We also discuss the Mutual Aid for Veteran Black Panther Party Members fund that Muntaqim organized alongside Kamau Franklin, which helps give material support to veterans of the Black liberation struggle each month. [This episode was originally recorded in February, so some dates and time-sensitive mentions may be outdated.] Support the Mutual Aid for Veteran Black Panther Party Members here. Support the podcast on Patreon here.Read the findings of the 2021 International Tribunal On U.S. Human Rights Abuses Against Black, Brown, and Indigenous Peoples here. Purchase of a copy of We Are Our Own Liberators: Selected Prison Writings here. Visit the Jericho Movement website here. Intro audio sourced from the 2002 documentary by Eve Goldberg and Claude Marks, based on an interview done in August 2000 by John O'Reilly and Nina Dibner, Jalil Muntaqim - Voice of Liberation.Music by the homie JayOhAye.  

Celebrate the Summer's End and the beginning of Autumn with this week's episode of Georgian Bay Roots. Join host Kailey Jane Hawkins as she spins tracks to welcome the changing of the seasons, and the return of live music! Featuring tracks by John Prine, The Mackenzie Blues Band, Hot Black Coffee, James Keelaghan, Julian Taylor, Leonard Cohen, Suzie Vinnick, Danny Michel, Steve Poltz, Morgan Barrie, Eve Goldberg, Adam Crossley, and a brand new demo from Drew McIvor!

Eve founded BIGVISION in January 2015, a year after her 23-year-old son, Isaac, died of an accidental drug overdose. She was motivated to do something to help young adults in recovery in New York City learn to live fun, meaningful, sober lives. Eve is part of William Goldberg Diamond, a wonderful family business operating in New York for over 50 years. She has now committed to making BIGVISION a reality by creating entertaining, engaging events and building a community where the BIGVISION "family" can enjoy themselves in a cool, hip, substance-free environment. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Happy Mother's Day! This week's show features music to celebrate mothers, music for brothers with different mothers, and music for all of the others out there too. Featuring tracks by Natalie MacMaster, JP Cormier, Dave Gunning, Rachelle Van Zanten, Jenn Grant, John Prine, Olivia and the Creepy Crawlies, Kelly Babcock, The Once, Rose Cousins, John Paul White, Nonie Crete, Reid Jamieson, Allie Bennett, Eve Goldberg and Jann Arden!

Episode 51: Losing A Child To The Disease of Addiction with Eve Goldberg On this episode of the Sober Vibes Podcast, Courtney Andersen chats with Eve Goldberg about losing a child to the disease of addiction, why she founded BIGVISION, and she shares her tips of a sober lifestyle. Eve founded BIGVISION in January 2015, a year after her 23-year-old son, Isaac, died of an accidental drug overdose. She was motivated to do something to help young adults in recovery in New York City learn to live fun, meaningful, sober lives. Eve is part of William Goldberg Diamond, a wonderful family business operating in New York for over 50 years. She has now committed to making BIGVISION a reality by creating entertaining, engaging events and building a community where the BIGVISION “family” can enjoy themselves in a cool, hip, substance-free environment. Enjoy this episode, and thank you for listening! To Rate, Review, and Subscribe to the show. To Connect with Eve: BIGVISION Instagram To Connect with Courtney: Instagram Sober Focus Coaching Program 1:1 Consult with Courtney  30 Day Sober Not Boring Calendar Resources  

Welcome to another episode of Action and Ambition. Today's guest is Eve Goldberg. She's an amazing entrepreneur with a huge heart. Eve founded BIGVISION in January 2015, a year after her 23-year-old son, Isaac, passed from an accidental drug overdose. She was motivated to do something to help young adults in recovery learn to live fun, meaningful, sober lives. You're going to love this epside.

The first Uketropolis interview! Meet Eve Goldberg, musician, activist, teacher and songwriter. Find out more at www.evegoldberg.com.

Lisa and Tawny chat with Eve Goldberg, the founder of BIGVISION NYC. Eve started this non-profit after her son’s heartbreaking overdose, She didn’t want another young person in recovery to suffer from isolation. BIGVISION NYC began as a place for weekly sober social events in New York City and has quickly adapted to these unprecedented times. They now offer these free events several times a week on Instagram Live and Zoom to folks all over the world. P.S. Eve works out while listening to disco and we’re super into it.

After a month away Kailey is back in the host's chair and ready to share some great music. This week's show offers a bit of a mix featuring some festive tracks, some local musicians, and a track off Coco Love Alcorn's newest album "Rebirth". Featuring music by Wendi Hunter, Gordon Lightfoot, Justin Burgess, Eve Goldberg, Joni Mitchell, Christine Lavin, Bill Monahan, Jayden Gralhman, The Good Lovelies, RPR, Jaret Koop and the Killing Time Band, The O'Pears and Coco Love Alcorn!

It's the Mother's Day 2019 episode of Georgian Bay Roots Radio! Join host Kailey Jane Hawkins as she spins some tunes celebrating mothers, mamas, grandmothers and everyone who plays that role in our lives. Featuring music by The Good Lovelies, Corin Raymond, Sharon and Bram, Jayden Grahlman, Matt Andersen, Kathleen Edwards, Marshall Veroni, Cassie and Maggie, William Prince, Coco Love Alcorn, Cecile Doo Kingue, The Once, Eve Goldberg, Dave Gunning and Treasa Levasseur!

JD Edwards, The Shards, Doug Macnearney, Alfi Smith, Matt Gordan & Leonard Podolak & Bill Shanley, Eve Goldberg, Chicks With Picks, Michael Goodwin, Ash & Bloom, Larry Dickinson, Peter Katz, Richard Garvey, Ted Rusk playing some folk music for a lovely end of February show.

This Family Day/Post-Valentines Day episode of Georgian Bay Roots Radio is all about family, about love, and about Summerfolk 44! Featuring music by The Great Lake Swimmers, Esther's Family, Matt Andersen & Mike Stevens, Alysha Brilla, Union Duke, Drew McIvor, Suzie Vinnick & Rick Fines, Jory Nash, Meaghan Smith, Joni Mitchell, Eve Goldberg, Kellie Loder, Piper Hayes, The Small Glories and Marshall Veroni!

It's blustery and cold out there, so why don't you listen in and let host Kailey Jane Hawkins warm you up with some great tunes made in and played in Grey and Bruce counties? On this week's show we talk about November gales, about the upcoming holiday season, and about beliefs (in things like Martin guitars and corgis). Featuring music by John Wort Hannam, Ruth Moody, Drew McIvor, Coco Love Alcorn, The Barra MacNeils, Jayden Grahlman, Eve Goldberg, The Mae Trio, The Good Lovelies, Gordon Lightfoot, The Jerry Cans, the Big Little Lions and Summerfolk 43 Youth Discoveries winner Esther's Family!

Gathering Sparks are the graceful collision of Jane Lewis and Eve Goldberg – musical friends who bonded over finely tuned harmonies and the craft of songwriting. Their inclusive approach embracing folk, pop, blues and gospel influences tastefully played on acoustic guitar, piano, accordion, and ukulele. Eve and Jane join us on Episode 407 of Folk Roots Radio to chat about their music. They also play three live songs for us. It’s a great interview, and definitely worth checking out. We also check out new music from Belle Plaine, Zoe Speaks, Rachel Baiman, Kate Campbell, Childsplay and Lucy Wainwright Roche. Check out the full playlist on the website: http://folkrootsradio.com/folk-roots-radio-episode-407-feat-gathering-sparks-more-new-releases/

This is Jon's Remembrance Day Episode featuring songs from Cassie and Maggie MacDonald, Lehto and Write, Pete Seeger, Jon Brooks, Ian Foster, Doris Folkens, James Keelaghan, Eve Goldberg, Madeleine Rogers, Ruthie Foster, Buffy Sainte Marie, and Richard Laviolette. These songs honour the stories of people impacted by their participation in and experiences of war and give voice to idea that we should really stop waging war in the first place.

Gathering Sparks are the graceful collision of Jane Lewis and Eve Goldberg -musical friends who bonded over finely tuned harmonies and the craft of songwriting, their inclusive approach embracing folk, pop, blues and gospel influences tastefully played on acoustic guitar, piano, accordion, and ukulele. Gathering Sparks are currently working on the second album, the first as a duo – original member Sam Turton leaving the band after the release of their self-titled debut album. Jane Lewis and Eve Goldberg joined Jan Hall in the Folk Roots Radio studio at the 2018 Folk Music Ontario conference to chat about their music, and sing three songs live. For more information, visit http://gatheringsparks.com. Music: Gathering Sparks “We Are Bringing In The Light” (Live), “You're My Sister” (Live) and “Many Sparks Make A Fire” (Live).

After her son, Isaac, died, Eve Goldberg was overwhelmed with the number of people who came out to comfort her and offer to help her with whatever she needed. A few weeks after the funeral, Eve decided that she would do something to make sure that her son’s death would somehow help others struggling with addiction. Tapping all those friends, she set out to create the type of community that might have saved Isaac’s life. What he needed was a safe and comfortable place where he could socialize with other young adults without having to worry about withstanding peer pressure when those around him were using alcohol or drugs. Eve’s efforts created BIGVISION, a warm and welcoming substance-free space where young people can enjoy fun activities while they forge new friendships. The number of young people coming to BIGVISION events has grown, with more organizations and individuals getting involved.  In the interview with Woman Around Town’s Editor Charlene Giannetti, Eve talked with openness and honesty about Isaac, his addiction, how she made her way through such a difficult time, and how Isaac would be proud of what she has created.  For more on BIGVISION, go to the website.

Drug addiction can tear families apart. And it's something that knows no boundaries. The disease has reached epidemic levels across the United States. Join us for a special panel discussion on the issue produced at BronxNet Television, including: Doctor Melissa Stein, medical director of Montefiore's Division of Subtance Abuse Blain Namm with the non-profit organization Road Recovery Eve Goldberg, the founder of Big Vision Foundation