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This week we are joined by our bestie, Emily Colin, to discuss her most recent book 'Siege of the Seven Sins'. Listen.... we talk about seals... but we also discuss important topics like consent in YA books and themes of freewill. Siege of the Seven Sins was released on the 3rd of August, if you haven't read it yet you should defo go check it out!! Find Emily here: Instagram @emily_colin Twitter: @emilyacolin websites: https://emilycolin.com https://emilycolin.com/the-seven-sins-series/ We are continuing to upload two episodes a week (Mondays and Thursdays) so make sure you follow our socials to stay up to date! Insta/Tik Tok: @offthebook_thepodcast Twitter: @offthebook_pod Gmail: offthebookpodcast@gmail.com Goodreads: Off The Book

Episode description: Emily Layden is a writer and former high school English teacher from upstate New York. A graduate of Stanford University, her writing has appeared in The New York Times, Marie Claire, The Billfold, and Runner's World. She joins us in this episode of Peace Meal to discuss her debut novel All Girls. We explore the depiction of disordered eating and anxiety in the book and society more generally, using Emily's experience with the co-occurring concerns as context along the way.  We center our conversation on one of the characters of All Girls, Macy, who struggles with clinical anxiety and an eating disorder resembling ARFID. Emily tells us about her decision to write Macy as she did, eschewing graphic descriptions of behaviors to highlight Macy's anxious thoughts instead. She describes what she hopes All Girls adds to the larger conversation about eating disorders and the adolescent females among whom eating disorders are particularly prevalent. Emphasizing the importance of taking both eating disorders and young women more seriously, we explore how society tends to think similarly of both. We cover: The relationship between anxiety, obsessive thoughts, and disordered eating/eating disorders  How exercising compassion with her students became a way for Emily to exercise compassion for herself How our culture routinely dismisses or trivializes eating disorder stories and other experiences prevalent among young women How one character in All Girls, Macy, can widen our cultural understanding of eating disorders What the reader response to Macy says about changing attitudes toward eating disorders and mental illness In Emily's words: On the connection between anxiety and disordered eating: “Macy is anxious, you see in her chapter, about so many things entirely unrelated to her body or to food. But she copes with that anxiety through avoidant and restrictive behaviors.”   On typical eating disorder depictions: “So often when we have a depiction of an eating disorder on TV or in literature, it tends to be this very narrow reflection of the experience.” On the parallel between society's understanding of young women and of eating disorders: “I think that there's this whole culture that says that girls are not really whole people and thinks that they are trivial or overly emotional… and I think we see a lot of that same flattening with our cultural thinking about eating disorders.” Find Emily on Instagram @emilylayden and at emilylayden.com. Learn more about The Emily Program online or by calling 1-888-364-5977. — About the podcast: Peace Meal is an Emily Program podcast that discusses topics related to eating disorders, body image issues, and how society may contribute to distorted thinking. You can find Peace Meal on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, or Google Podcasts. If you enjoy our show, please rate, review, subscribe, and tell your friends! Are you interested in being a guest on Peace Meal? Email podcast@emilyprogram.com for more information.

In the inaugural episode of West Wing Wednesdays, writers Alan Sepinwall (Rolling Stone) and Emily VanDerWerff (Vox) join Phil in discussing the pilot episode of Aaron Sorkin's television classic. How do the political views of this show hold up today, and do the views even matter if its entire viewpoint on politics is ludacris? We discuss the major pitfalls this critically acclaimed political drama faces through a 2021 lens.Find Emily at: vox.com/authors/emily-vanderwerffFind Alan at: rollingstone.com/author/alan-sepinwallPatreon: patreon.com/podcastlikeits1989Twitter: twitter.com/podcastlikeitsInstagram: instagram.com/podcastlikeitsReddit: reddit.com/r/PodcastLikeIts See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Emily Mumford is the brains behind the fabulous brand that is Inkpot & Press. The copywriting pro is a countryside-dwelling, English graduate with over 15 years of copywriting experience. She clearly has a passion for helping value-led brands level up their words across all digital platforms. Whether it's a sales page, product descriptions or Instagram captions you need help with, Em is your girl! In this episode we chat about; → Emily's background and how she became such a fabulous copywriter → A brief (potentially controversial) rant about the new 'lockdown' social media managers → If you're struggling with selling and feeling 'icky', how copy writing is the easiest way to inject some commerciality → How and why to evoke emotion → Em shares a bloody brilliant analogy - 'the drinks party' → She does a live critique of my Instagram bio and gives you a simple template to follow to make yours the best it can be. I'm pretty miffed that the audio isn't the best it could possibly be during this episode, but it was too good to throw away. I hope you find great value in it - if you do make sure you leave a review or screenshot and share to your Instagram Stories and tag myself (@LornaScullyUK) and Emily too! Find Emily: https://www.inkpotandpress.co.uk (Inkpot & Press Website) | https://www.instagram.com/inkpotandpress/ (Instagram)

Emily Jones shares how the program that she developed with her husband David has blessed their lives through the development of an internal filter for their family’s use of technology. We also discuss this amazing generation of kids and the importance of inspiration in knowing how to parent and guide them.2 PEBBLES OF THE WEEK: Take some time to assess your personal use of technology. Maybe try that activity we mentioned of going to a park and watching the role technology plays in others. If you are a parent, I have an additional pebble for you. Take some time this week to think about what you are grateful for in your kids. Is it the way they make you laugh? Their determination that sometimes manifests itself as stubbornness? Is it their kindness, their go-getter attitude? Is it the way they give you a sweet hug each morning? For me, focusing on gratitude in regards to parenting has helped me to feel inspired as to how to help and support that particular child.RESOURCES:Affiliate Disclaimer - As an Amazon Associate and member of other affiliate programs, we may earn advertising or referral fees from qualifying purchases. Thank you for supporting Pebbles of Light!Find Emily:https://familytechuniversity.com/ Get $10 off through the end of June with the code Pebbles10!Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/familytechuniversity/Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/FamilyTechUniversity/BYUTV Family Rules Feature - https://www.byutv.org/player/09a455e6-6e33-4921-8530-8c872019ce03/family-rules-building-a-tech-positive-home-raising-kids-with-healthy-habitsKSL Interview - https://studio5.ksl.com/own-filter-help-teens-use-technology-to-advantage/?fbclid=IwAR1CZ-Z6pCzM081_bop4v1a6oDDP24PcGQZNTuOHq7v241UIbFBdNiNDyFQTalks & Quotes mentioned in this episode:Law of increasing returns https://speeches.byu.edu/talks/henry-b-eyring/law-increasing-returns/David A. Bednar Quote - https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/church/news/families-should-discuss-how-to-use-social-media-in-righteous-ways?lang=eng"Be careful to not regiment excessively the use of technology or proliferate, endless rules and restrictions, desired attitudes and righteous behavior cannot flourish in the soil of constantly constraining control and coercion. Your love patience, teaching and ministering will provide vital  spiritual support as your children press forward on the straight and narrow path." And he goes on to talk about the importance of helping children learn that "the only filter that successfully can overcome and avoid evil resides in the heart and mind of a faithful disciple of Christ. Only the companionship of the Holy Ghost can fortify sufficiently against the fiery darts of the wicked.”Joy D. Jones Quote - https://newsroom.churchofjesuschrist.org/article/joy-jones-keynote-address-utah-coalition-against-pornography-conference-2018“Let’s teach each family member to use technology wisely and positively from the start—to develop a moral mindset. Let’s educate children in constructive ways to use technology for good. We can teach them to evaluate by asking themselves, ‘Will using this serve a good purpose?’”www.Saltgathering.com . Use code Anne10 for $10 off. Prices go up June 18th!Record me a message about who has placed a Pebble of Light in your path. www.speakpipe.com/pebblesoflightThis episode on YouTubeFollow Anne:Website: https://annemaxson.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pebblesoflight  Instagram: @PebblesOfLightSupport Pebbles of Light by visiting our sponsors:This is an affiliate link for Betterhelp Counseling Services. I receive a commission when people use this link. Go to https://www.betterhelp.com/pebbles for 10% off your first month of convenient, affordable, and accessible counseling services.Shine Cosmetics: https://www.shinecosmetics.com/?afmc=AnneM10   (**Always get 10% off with code AnneM10)See Good Days Shop: https://see-good-days.myteespring.co/  (**Always get 10% off with code AnneM10 at checkout.)

Emily Robinson is a Health Coach & Yoga Therapy Instructor who has dedicated her life to helping people improve their overall health and wellbeing, both physically and mentally. In this episode Emily and I discuss her work with eating disorders, and how enneagram tests can help lead people to their best results. Find Emily here: https://abidehealthcoaching.com/         Find me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/youcanpoundthis/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AmandaValentineBites Website: http://amandavalentinebites.com/

This weeks episode I get to chat with Emily Padan, who is a serial entrepreneur & devoted wellness seeker. Emily is the Co-Founder of Hinter House, where her & her husband have created homes that offer guests a unique space to be in touch with nature & be creative. Emily has a love for sustainability & wellness which is how we've connected. On this episode Emily shares her story of personal growth, taking risks, & how she met her dream life partner. Find Emily on IG @emilypadan & check our her podcast @findingyourwaveCheck our Hinter Homes hereFor more veggies follow @veggiesbeforenoon

Emily Allen is a former obese girl turned Integrative Nutrition Health Coach. She lost 70 pounds and put her PCOS symptoms into remission by cutting processed food, an experience she documented on her site, www.healthbyemily.com Emily now teaches women how to balance their hormones, find PCOS relief, and ditch crappy PMS symptoms. She teaches cooking classes, does public speaking about healthy living, and appears on local news programs featuring her recipes. Emily believes that anyone can live a healthier life, no matter their schedule or budget. Find Emily on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/healthbyemilya/ Information about seed cycling: #78 Benefits of Seeds for Our Hormones: https://www.breaker.audio/nourishmel/e/84534558 Start seed cycling with Food Period: https://youtu.be/St0yuDnvmmM Code NOURISHMEL10 for 10% off seeds: foodperiod.com/bites --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/nourishmel/support

In this episode of Brave Talks, Emily and her friend Gaby have a passionate and inspiring discussion about the precious, healing power of connection. Gaby is the Founder of RPT Health, and the creator of Regenerative Pathway Therapy. She’s a peak performance specialist and a certified physical, emotional & mindset therapist. Her deepest passion is freeing others from suffering, and in this conversation, she and Emily pinpoint the small, healing steps we can take every day to honor our own worthiness. Find Emily: @iamemilynolan Subscribe to Emily’s Brave Talks Newsletter: EmilyNolan.com Find Gaby: @gabypiccirilli and www.RPT.health Music composed by Murray Hidary Video Production by Wallace Cruz Podcast produced by Madeleine Inskeep

In this episode of Brave Talks, Emily and her friend Gaby have a passionate and inspiring discussion about the precious, healing power of connection. Gaby is the Founder of RPT Health, and the creator of Regenerative Pathway Therapy. She’s a peak performance specialist and a certified physical, emotional & mindset therapist. Her deepest passion is freeing others from suffering, and in this conversation, she and Emily pinpoint the small, healing steps we can take every day to honor our own worthiness.Find Emily: @iamemilynolan Subscribe to Emily’s Brave Talks Newsletter: EmilyNolan.com Find Gaby: @gabypiccirilli and www.RPT.health Music composed by Murray Hidary Video Production by Wallace Cruz Podcast produced by Madeleine Inskeep

Welcome to Season Two of Brave Talks! Emily Nolan interviews Murray Hidary. As a composer, entrepreneur, adventurer, teacher, life-long learner, and dear friend, Murray has a wealth of wisdom and a unique perspective on how pain and beauty in life can be windows to deeper connection. In Part Two of this conversation, Emily and Murray speak about how he’s utilized music as an engine of connectivity, healing and legacy, creating space for the kind of storytelling that brings people closer together. Find Emily: @iamemilynolan Subscribe to Emily’s Brave Talks Newsletter: EmilyNolan.com Find Murray: www.murrayhidary.com Find MindTravel: www.mindtravel.com Music composed by Murray Hidary Video Production by Wallace Cruz Podcast produced by Madeleine Inskeep

Welcome to Season Two of Brave Talks! Emily Nolan interviews Murray Hidary. As a composer, entrepreneur, adventurer, teacher, life-long learner, and dear friend, Murray has a wealth of wisdom and a unique perspective on how pain and beauty in life can be windows to deeper connection. In Part Two of this conversation, Emily and Murray speak about how he’s utilized music as an engine of connectivity, healing and legacy, creating space for the kind of storytelling that brings people closer together. Find Emily: @iamemilynolan Subscribe to Emily’s Brave Talks Newsletter: EmilyNolan.com Find Murray: www.murrayhidary.com Find MindTravel: www.mindtravel.com Music composed by Murray Hidary Video Production by Wallace Cruz Podcast produced by Madeleine Inskeep

Welcome to Season Two of Brave Talks! Emily Nolan interviews Murray Hidary. As a composer, entrepreneur, adventurer, teacher, life-long learner, and dear friend, Murray has a wealth of wisdom and a unique perspective on how pain and beauty in life can be windows to deeper connection. In Part One of this conversation, Emily and Murray speak about his powerful journey through grief and healing with music after the loss of his sister. Find Emily: @iamemilynolan Subscribe to Emily’s Brave Talks Newsletter: EmilyNolan.com Find Murray: www.murrayhidary.com Find MindTravel: www.mindtravel.com Music composed by Murray Hidary Video Production by Wallace Cruz Podcast produced by Madeleine Inskeep

Welcome to Season Two of Brave Talks! Emily Nolan interviews Murray Hidary. As a composer, entrepreneur, adventurer, teacher, life-long learner, and dear friend, Murray has a wealth of wisdom and a unique perspective on how pain and beauty in life can be windows to deeper connection. In Part One of this conversation, Emily and Murray speak about his powerful journey through grief and healing with music after the loss of his sister. Find Emily: @iamemilynolan Subscribe to Emily’s Brave Talks Newsletter: EmilyNolan.com Find Murray: www.murrayhidary.com Find MindTravel: www.mindtravel.com Music composed by Murray Hidary Video Production by Wallace Cruz Podcast produced by Madeleine Inskeep

Welcome to season two of Brave Talks. This season, Emily Nolan and her guests explore relationships and connection. On this journey, listeners will hear from the world’s most interesting leaders in well-being, spirituality, psychology, education, and philosophy. Emily hopes you will be lifted up by these conversations as she and her guests bravely explore what it means to connect with ourselves and others. Find Emily: @iamemilynolan Subscribe to Emily’s Brave Talks Newsletter: EmilyNolan.com Music composed by Murray Hidary Video Production by Wallace Cruz Podcast produced by Madeleine Inskeep

Welcome to season two of Brave Talks. This season, Emily Nolan and her guests explore relationships and connection. On this journey, listeners will hear from the world’s most interesting leaders in well-being, spirituality, psychology, education, and philosophy. Emily hopes you will be lifted up by these conversations as she and her guests bravely explore what it means to connect with ourselves and others. Find Emily: @iamemilynolan Subscribe to Emily’s Brave Talks Newsletter: EmilyNolan.com Music composed by Murray Hidary Video Production by Wallace Cruz Podcast produced by Madeleine Inskeep

This episode of In The Greenroom LIVE! is going to be Epic! You will not want to miss the rockstars I have invited to join me: Jess Ryan and Emily McGill of Broadway Unlocked and All Together Now. These two, remarkable and dynamic women are creating content faster than I can follow online. They're bringing the technology know how, digital content, marketing and PR smarts to our conversation that will, I promise, teach and inspire you!. We dig into a multitude of topics relevant to creative artists and theatre-makers everywhere. ---- You can learn more about Broadway Unlocked and All Together Now. Find Jess across all social media and Clubhouse @jessicaryannyla. Check out Emily McGill Entertainment and Find Emily across all social media and Clubhouse @emilyannmcg --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/inthegreenroom-jnemitz/message

Emily Tyra is a theater, film and tv actor best known for her dark wit and pedigree ballet technique. When she is not performing, Emily makes ceramic art under the pseudonym, RareBird. She lives in LA but maintains a New York state of mind. Brooke Wied is a Texan in LA, where she spent the last 7 years writing on Netflix's "Grace and Frankie." She’s fascinated by subcultures and loves dancing between them, doing her best to map the common ground she finds along the way. - - - In this episode, recorded as a live conversation on Clubhouse, Ethan, Emily and Brooke discuss their experiences facing a brain cancer diagnosis and working through treatment as well as the social, cultural and personal dynamics of living with this dis-ease. The conversation weaves between the humorous and challenging aspects of living with brain cancer and how everyone faces it differently, especially through the pandemic and being in isolation. Find Emily at www.instagram.com/emilytyra and www.instagram.com/RareBirdGoods Find Brooke at www.instagram.com/brookewied Join the Love Extremist community by signing up at www.extremist.love Find Ethan at www.ethanlipsitz.com

This week we have Houston Dietitian and self proclaimed "Texas version of Sammy" Emily Travis! Emily is centered in HAES and Intuitive Eating and is a Certified Eating Disorder Registered Dietitian. In this episode we discuss all things bridal nutrition. We go deep on how to take charge of your wedding planning and exclude diet culture from the experience. Sammy, Jenna & Emily share their experiences with weddings & diet culture and you will not be able to pause this episode! Find Emily on instagram @weall_eat

Today, Alex and Lisa chat to Emily Syphas about sober socialising, and sober sex with lots more juicy bits in between. Emily founded Sober & Social in 2018. Sober & Social is a brand and community that supports those wanting to explore and lead a teetotal lifestyle. Their core ethos is to empower, encourage and celebrate living your healthiest and happiest life. The community was founded on the basis that going alcohol free shouldn’t mean missing out or having to compromise on your social life. Emily is passionate about changing the way society perceives the way we should drink. She thinks if less people drink alcohol we would have better mental health, less crime, more hospital beds, less days off work, feel more motivated, sleep better, make better food choices and overall, we would be kinder to each other and love each other more. Please check out our new website www.beesoberofficial.com. You can also check out the following link to find out more of what we are up to, you can sign up to our newsletter, join our Facebook group and subscribe to our YouTube channel - linktr.ee/beesober Find Emily here: https://www.soberandsocial.com https://www.instagram.com/soberandsocial_/ https://www.facebook.com/soberandsocial https://soberandsocial.com/membership/ Email: emily@soberandsocial.com Season three is sponsored by IPHM, The International Practitioners of Holistic Medicine, an International Accreditation Board for Holistic, Complementary, Alternative, Beauty Therapists and Training Providers & Counsellors. Visit their website here for more information: https://www.iphm.co.uk/ Additional links: Nacoa: https://www.nacoa.org.uk/ AA https://aa.org/ Al Anon https://al-anon.org/ Luna Courses: https://www.lunacourses.com/ Use code BEESOBER20 to receive £20 off any course over £50 15% off Nocktail use BEESOBER at checkout https://www.nocktail.com 10% off Noughty AF wine use BEESOBER10 at checkout https://thomsonandscott.com/products/noughty-alcohol-free-sparkling-wine Buy a range of AF drinks from The Dry Drinker https://scripts.affiliatefuture.com/AFClick.asp?affiliateID=348247&merchantID=7264&programmeID=26735&mediaID=-1&tracking=&url=

Emily D. Baker, who is a former Deputy District Attorney, has taken her years of legal expertise and used them to find great success on YouTube!This week, Dan and Rob sit down with Emily to get her take on managing a YouTube channel while being careful not to fall into any legal trouble. This discussion dives deep into topics like Fair Use, taxes, and forming an LLC for your channel, just to name a few.Find Emily here:https://www.youtube.com/c/TheEmilyDBaker/@TheEmilyDBakerFollow vidIQ here:https://vidiq.comhttps://twitter.com/vidIQhttps://www.youtube.com/user/vidIQchannelThis episode was hosted by Dan Carson of vidIQ. If you have any questions, please feel free to email support@vidiq.com

In this episode, Phil and Janelle get a great travel story from Emily, A.K.A. @lifeofthepilotswife. They also talk about luggage, Marvel, My Vacation Pants, Top 5, Iron Man, pop.vox.presents, Travelogue, Spring Break, and more. Find Emily at www.lifeofthepilotswife.comand@lifeofthepilotswife on Instagram

Emily Zaler, Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach for the National Football League (NFL) Denver Broncos, talks to the NSCA Coaching and Sport Science Program Manager, Eric McMahon, about the benefits of being persistent and proactively seeking out opportunities in the field. Topics under discussion include working with professional athletes, facing adversity head on, and how no task is too small to show how you can add value to a program. Find Emily on Instagram: @ezaler or Twitter: @EZaler | Find Eric on Instagram: @ericmcmahoncscs or Twitter: @ericmcmahoncscsShow NotesShow Notes Coming Soon!

Today's guest on #PoisedforExit is Emily Morgan, the founder and CEO of Delegation Solutions, which provides Virtual Assistant services to entrepreneurs. Emily grew her firm from scratch out of a need to expand the services she was already delivering, and over 13 years has built it into a 40 person team of Virtual Assistants and support staff. We entrepreneurs tend to have issues with delegating well. The content and advice from Emily will likely impact many of our listeners who struggle with how best to delegate. She says that entrepreneurs operate in a 'freedom economy', whereas employees operate in more of a 'safety economy' which are ideologies that don't always match up when an owner is trying to decide how and what to delegate. Emily says when you are deciding what and how to delegate, start by assigning tasks that are repeatable and are tied to the company's overall goals. She also says that an entrepreneur's most valuable resource is their energy; when it's depleted that's not a good thing for the owners or the company. Proper delegation plans can help alleviate burnout and keep the owners creative ideas flowing. For more great advice from Emily Morgan at Delegate Solutions, check out the full episode now!Find Emily here: https://www.delegatesolutions.com or https://www.linkedin.com/in/delegatesolutions/Find Julie here: https://www.poisedforexit.com/Thank you to our Sponsors! JAK + Co. CPA's and Sunbelt Business Advisors

This week, I am speaking with Emily Epperson. Her name may be familiar to you because she was one of the contributors to my book, Better Together, and many of you have read her story and heard her wisdom there, so I am really looking forward to diving in deeper in this episode. Emily was diagnosed with Stage IV Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma about one week after giving birth to her first child. This is going to be an amazing conversation that you don't want to miss so click play and start listening. Find Emily on InstagramGetting Better is a podcast to encourage and empower the cancer community.Hosted by Jessica Walker, Founder of Better + Co.Thank you for listening! A special 10% off discount specifically for podcast subscribers: https://www.betterandcompany.com/discount/GETTINGBETTERPODLove what you're listening to? I would love your five star review! 

KBS chats with performer, writer, producer, and anti-diet body image coach Emily Decker about using comedy to tackle serious topics and whether or not our cats respect us as anything more than body heat radiators. Find Emily on Instagram at emilydeckerfitness.Reach out to KBS at kbenwrites on Instagram and TwitterSupport KBS and the podcast at patreon.com/karynbensinger.Bumper track is:It's Okay by Ayla NereoCourtesy of freemusicarchive.org(CC BY-NC-SA 3.0)

Emily McGuire, the sassy copywriter who in her own words is "not like a regular writer, I'm a cool writer", is sharing her knowledge and expertise about all things copywriting in this episode. When I saw her personality throughout her social channels and website, with references to Devil Wears Prada and The Breakfast Club, It really solidified why copy is so important. We're all evoked by emotions, but commonalities and I certainly had some of those with Emily. During this conversation we chat about: ✨ How Emily came to be a copywriter and her background ✨ How she mainly attracts her clients - practicing what she preaches ✨ Some examples of some amazing brands we both love that use the power of words to attract their tribe ✨ Her biggest challenges as a small business - We can ALL relate to this one!  ✨ 2 common mistakes she sees small businesses making and how you can change them ✨ The perfect example of what a tone of voice IS and how to create one.  I loved chatting the Emily, she really knows her stuff and I can hear the passion in her voice for helping small businesses get better with words. I hope you find some value in this episode too. Please do share and tag myself and Emily if you give it a listen! Find Emily: https://www.emilymcguire.co.uk (Website) | https://www.instagram.com/emilymcguire.co.uk/ (Instagram)

Emily is a High School Math teacher in New York City. She stumbled upon Dollhouse Miniatures during quarantine and has made several beautiful creations in her short time as a miniaturist. She has a goal of making her mini creations sustainable, using recycled materials she finds. Find Emily on Instagram: @greenminihouse --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/miniatureobsession/support

This week on All Ears Abby talks to New York Times Magazine staff writer, Yale Law School scholar, and Slate Political Gabfest co-host Emily Bazelon on a host of legal and legislative changes on the horizon in the American judicial system. With the looming shift from Republican to Democratic control of the federal government on January 20th, the Supreme Court is on its own separate trajectory, set into motion by the addition of Amy Coney Barrett to the bench. Focusing primarily on women’s reproductive health and justice, Emily breaks down how Supreme Court could begin to dismantle the legal scaffolding around abortion rights, and how it could reverberate through states and communities. With an eye toward the Democrats’ newly-shifted but still razor-thin control of Congress, Abby and Emily game the potential outcomes and discuss what values and metaphorical baggage justices bring into a courtroom. With Emily’s smart takes and deep knowledge, this is an episode for the legal-savvy, the legal-curious, and even the legal-agnostic. Find Emily on Twitter @EmilyBazelonEPISODE LINKSCharged: The New Movement To Transform American Prosecution and End Mass Incarceration (Emily Bazelon)Roe v. Wade (Oyez.com, 1971)People Are Dying. Whom Do We Save First With the Vaccine? (Emily Bazelon, NYT 12/24/20)Why Inmates Should Be at the Front of the Vaccination Lines (Emily Bazelon, NYT 12/3/20) The Problem of Free Speech in an Age of Disinformation (Emily Bazelon, NYT 10/13/20)Why Ruth Bader Ginsburg Refused To Step Down (Emily Bazelon, NYT 9/21/20)Police Reform Is Necessary. But How Do We Do It? (NYT, A discussion about how to reform policing, moderated by Emily Bazelon)

Astronomy sounds like an awesome career choice — spend your nights sitting under the stars with a massive telescope finding new astronomical objects in the sky. But that's only the half of it, there's so much more...   In this episode I'm joined by Emily Levesque, astronomer and author of the book, The Last Stargazers: The Enduring Story of Astronomy's Vanishing Explorers.   Emily shares how astronomers in this scrappy and evolving field are going beyond the machines to infuse creativity and passion into the stars and space and inspires us all to peer skyward in pursuit of the universe's secrets.   Tune in to learn… -What an astronomers sees when they look though a telescope, -What it's like to work at observatories in extremely remote areas, -How easy it is to ruin a night of observing, -What astronomers do most of the time (it's not looking through telescopes), -About the guy who shot a telescope, -About the telescope mounted in the back of a modified 747 plane, -& so much more!   Grab your copy of The Last Stargazers from... IndieBound at https://www.indiebound.org/book/9781492681076 Amazon at https://amzn.to/3pZDp7a (affiliate link)   Visit https://thelaststargazers.com/ for more info   Find Emily on Twitter: @emsque And visit her website: https://www.emlevesque.com   --------------------------------   If you enjoy the podcast, would you please consider leaving a short review on Apple Podcasts? It takes less than 60 seconds, and it really makes a difference in helping to convince hard-to-get guests.   For more episodes visit https://www.curiosityness.com/   Connect with Curiosityness... YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/curiosityness Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/curiositynesspodcast/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/Curiositynesstv Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/curiosityness   Get your FREE Curiosityness sticker at https://www.curiosityness.com/freesticker/   Find Travis, the host of Curiosityness, on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/travderose/ Or send him an email to travis@curiosityness.com

Emily Podschweit sits down with Jimmy Eaton and describes her prolific career as a Beach Volleyball player, in college and in training with Olympic stars. After a career-ending injury, she explains how she felt lost and depressed. Her story of overcoming bad habits and how yoga helped find her life's purpose is awe-inspiring. Highly sought after with multi-disciplines, Emily teaches yoga privately and at Enlighten Wellness and Tadasana in Park City.   Find Emily on Instagram  @em_della_crem  

Welcome back, Peeps!    Today, the multi-talented and widely accomplished Emily Boge MPA, RDH, CDA joins us to tell us about her career from the beginning. Emily’s story begins on a hog farm in rural Iowa where she and her 10 siblings grew up. We follow her through her early education, where she played the sousaphone (Katrina psychically intuits this) and invented a motion-activated flycatcher called the “Fly-Vacuum”, which won her a full ride to the University of Iowa.    Today, Emily Boge designs dental instruments, is a Dental Administrative Chair and is an active speaker and writer in the dental community. Her innovative spirit is apparent in her work and her drive to push skills to new limits. It is such a joy to have this lifelong academic on our show to talk about the state of dental hygienist programs and what dental school is really all about. We cover some of these topics and much more: How hard should dental courses be? What does it take to be a great dental educator? Is it worth going to dental school during the Covid-19 pandemic? How do you find time to write while working overtime? How has the pandemic affected dental programs?   Emily Boge in her own words: Emily Boge, MPA, RDH, CDA is the Dental Administrative Chair at Hawkeye Community College in Waterloo, Iowa. In this role, she serves the Dental Assisting and Dental Hygiene Program students, the faculty of the programs, and the staff of the Dental Clinic. Prior to accepting this position in July of 2015, she practiced as a full-time dental hygienist at Dental Associates of Manchester in Manchester, Iowa. In addition to working at the College, she maintains an active career completing research, product development, and evaluation of products for several major dental companies. She also enjoys speaking and writing research for professionals and facts for consumers in dentistry. She enjoys all facets of dental hygiene and dentistry and prides herself on thinking outside the box when it comes to dental innovation and practice standards; especially when she can apply new ideas to clinical techniques that improve the current standard of care. Emily designed and marketed the Boge513™ scaler, sold by American Eagle Instruments. This instrument won the 2017 Dental Excellence Award: Best New Instrument/Device. Emily also designed the Centennial Scaler, manufactured by Hu-Friedy Instruments. Emily graduated from Hawkeye Community College Dental Assisting (2000) and Dental Hygiene (2003) Programs prior to completing her Bachelor’s in Psychology with a focus in Gerontology (2012) and a Master’s in Public Administration (2015) at Upper Iowa University, and values lifelong education. She is a current doctoral student at Franklin University in Columbus, OH studying to receive her EdD in Higher EducationOrganizational Leadership. As a native rural Iowan, Emily is married to a fifth-generation family farmer and machinist, and they live on their crop farm with their two sons. Emily enjoys cooking and baking, target shooting, four wheeling, reading, and shopping. Find Emily online: IG: @EmilyBoge Website: http://www.thinkbigdental.com/   --- Find more of our episodes at https://www.toothordare.ca/ Follow us on Instagram! Podcast IG: @toothordare.podcast Irene: @toothlife.irene Katrina: @thedentalwinegenist

For interview #9, I am talking with Emily Krosnicki, personal stylist, shopper and organizer. I think of her like our local, style-savvy Marie Kondo. Emily makes simple, personalized changes that end up impacting so many areas of her clients lives--from career to relationships -- as people blossom with their new found confidence. I truly believe that finding your style and what makes you feel beautiful in your own skin (just as you are right now), is key to radiating vibrant energy to the world, which ultimately makes you a holistically healthier person. PLUS, the energy wasted on living in a messy environment or digging through a packed closet every day, in a sense, is toxic!We talk about everything from Emily’s styling and organizing processes, to pursuing her passions, and even her own journey to health through the O Blood Type Diet. Her local Vibrant Living inspirations include:@VibrantLivingwithGemmaDr. Hunter Peterson, N.M.D, Coeur d’Alene Healing Arts, www.cdahealingarts.com/Karen Sprute-Frankovich, Garden Street School of Yoga, www.gardenstreetyoga.net/ Find Emily, Styled By Emily:Instagram: @EmRKrosFacebook: Emily Rauenhorst Krosnicki, or @Emily.RauenhorstFind me:Website: www.GemmaPuddy.comInstagram: @VibrantLiving_Conversations or @VibrantLivingwithGemmaFacebook: @VibrantLivingwithGemmaYouTube: @TheGemGo

Emily Nolan and ballerina Ingrid Silva discuss motherhood, dance, social media, and how “being present” can change the way we pursue our dreams and engage with the people we love. Born in Brazil, Ingrid Silva has danced all over the world with Dance Theatre of Harlem and shone in many other projects while running her two initiatives, EmpowherNY and Blacks in Ballet.  Find Emily: @iamemilynolan Subscribe to Emily’s Brave Talks Newsletter: EmilyNolan.com Find Ingrid: @ingridsilva Music produced and owned by www.purpleplanet.com.

Emily - entrepreneur, Mama and military spouse making moves! Emily started as a VA and found her passion for podcast management which has resulted in her successful business which she currently runs from Hawaii!We talk about her journey, how she manages and grows her business with 2 small but mighty boys, life in paradise and what you need to know when starting and running your own podcast!Find Emily at: www.instagram.com/emily.s.porterwww.emilyporter.coFind me at: www.instagram.com/gems.collins

Yolanda Edwards shares her experience in the travel sector of publishing with Condé Nast, and how the free-falls of life led her and her husband to create a new kind of travel quarterly: The YOLO Journal. Emily and Yolanda discuss how our advertisement-driven world can threaten creative integrity, whatever your passion, and the commitments they’ve made to defending it. Find Emily: @iamemilynolan Subscribe to Emily’s Brave Talks Newsletter: EmilyNolan.com Find Yolanda: @yolandaedwards Music produced and owned by www.purpleplanet.com.

Sierra Prescott and Emily Nolan explore what it means to pursue our passions. How do we ignore the fear of failure… or falling? What does it mean to choose to dream for ourselves, and not for the applause or approval of others? Sierra is a radically passionate and world-renowned professional photographer and skateboarder based in Los Angeles. Find Emily: @iamemilynolan Subscribe to Emily’s Brave Talks Newsletter: EmilyNolan.com Find Sierra: @sierra_prescott Music produced and owned by www.purpleplanet.com.

This week Emily Murray takes us through the high notes of the trilogy finale (maybe? hopefully?), Pitch Perfect 3. We discuss how many plots are too many? Who is DJ Khaled and how do you say his name? And is there ever a right time for a littlest hobo reference. Find Emily here: https://twitter.com/EmilyVMurray https://twitter.com/NolanMeNolanYou https://twitter.com/FincherTakesIt   Visit our Patreon site! Patreon All Movie Bunker Podcasts and info: Movie Bunker Website Follow us on the socials: Insta Facebook Twitter

In this episode of Brave Talks, Emily chats with Eating Disorder Therapist Jennifer Rollin about orthorexia, body image and how HEAS changed both of their lives. Health At Every Size (HAES) supports ways of eating that help people in adopting healthy habits for the sake of well-being, rather than weight control, and has been a powerful game-change in the fight against body-shaming and body dysmorphia.  Find Emily: @iamemilynolan Subscribe to Emily’s Brave Talks Newsletter: EmilyNolan.com Find Jennifer: @jennifer_rollin   Music produced and owned by www.purpleplanet.com.

In a world and culture that perpetuates the insecurity, judgement and commodification of human bodies, Jade Beall’s work as a world-renowned photographer has been a sacred gift to many. In this episode of Brave Talks, Jade and Emily discuss how to defiantly and joyfully celebrate the female body as precious, sacred, powerful and beautiful - just as it is. Let us know what you think of this episode! Find Emily: @iamemilynolan Subscribe to Emily’s Brave Talks Newsletter: Emily Nolan.com Find Jade: @jadebeallphotography Music produced and owned by www.purpleplanet.com.

Jordan Angeli and Emily Nolan share about the injuries, pressures, and crises they faced as athletes, and how self-trust and intentionality helped them form resilient spirits during times of change. Jordan Angeli is a former pro soccer player, a TV Analyst and founder of The ACL Club, which helps empowers those recovering from ACL injuries.  Find Emily: @iamemilynolan Subscribe to Emily’s Brave Talks Newsletter: Emily Nolan.com Find Jordan: @jordangeli Music produced and owned by www.purpleplanet.com.

Emily Nolan speaks with Nasiba Adilova, Co-Founder of The Tot and a discerning voice in creative, intentional, and critical thinking on education for young children, motherhood, family nourishment and travel. Nasiba is passionate about exploring ways to raise children in an accelerating, technologically saturated world, and about holistically reconnecting with pure natural resources all around us. Find Emily: @iamemilynolan Subscribe to Emily’s Brave Talks Newsletter: Emily Nolan.com Find Nasiba: @naseebs Music produced and owned by www.purpleplanet.com.

Emily Nolan interviews Tina van der Ven and Jolie Balido about the mental tools we can use and choices we can make to understand our fears and instead choose bravery. Tina and Jolie started NewStar Media in 2020, combining over 20 years of corporate experience. They are laser-focused and passionate about passing on the art of stepping up, stepping out, and calling the shots for a better future. Find Emily: @iamemilynolan Subscribe to Emily’s Brave Talks Newsletter: Emily Nolan.com Find Tina and Jolie: https://newstarmedia.com/

Emily Nolan and Kelly Joseph explore how to reimagine our world, the privilege of mobility, our culture’s flawed definition of expertise, and what it means to forge paths for ourselves and our children that are free of gender inequality and racism. Kelly is an activist and humanitarian with focuses on amplifying oppressed voices and helping victims of gender-based violence. Let us know what you think of this episode! Find Emily: @iamemilynolan Subscribe to Emily’s Brave Talks Newsletter: Emily Nolan.com Music produced and owned by www.purpleplanet.com.

Emily Griffith did something inspiring. While scuba diving and surfing in Australia she came across food texture that was addictive…sprouted buckwheat. Yep we said sprouted buckwheat. But here’s the thing…instead of just loving this craving she discovered and being like most young people traveling, she didn’t just order more and more and come back and tell people how she loved the food. She started a business. A viable profitable business. She did research, met the owners at the restaurant where she discovered it, found the resources and engaged the marketing. That day in Australia, she became obsessed and walked to cafe owners and found the benefits and the created her own BRAND, her own products. When she returned from Australia to the US she found through research that a void existsed in the health-foods market. She created a brand called “Lil Bickwheats”. Her website is amazing… https://lovelilbucks.com/ (lovelilbucks.com) As a child she was captain of soccer team, dreamt of going pro but her dreams got crushed when she didn’t make varsity. So she vowed to be as good as boys in everything else and this is what inspired her to be an entrepreneur. All from a single great meal. She tasted something..she paused…and vowed to herself that she will take this back to the US from Australia and build a self-sufficient business around it…and a lasting growing brand. Inspired by Reggie ROCKET female cartoon Powerhouse! Find Emily at: https://www.linkedin.com/in/emilygriffith/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/emilygriffith/) Subscribe! Get New Content! Find us at: https://brandology.captivate.fm/ (https://brandology.captivate.fm/) Music by PC-One, Ketsa, PIPE CHOIR through FMA. MrThe Noranha, Euphrosyyn, Evreytro, Joao Janz from FreeSound. This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy Support this podcast

This week, Emily Nolan shares an excerpt of her interview with Jessica Patay, the founder of We Are Brave Together, an organization devoted to supporting the mothers and carers of children with special needs. They talk about fighting “mom guilt,” the impact of radical self-acceptance on their mothering journeys, and the daily practices that defeat perfectionism. Let us know what you think of this episode! Find Emily: @iamemilynolan Subscribe to Emily’s Brave Talks Newsletter: Emily Nolan.com Find Jessica: @jesspatay and @werebravetogether Music produced and owned by www.purpleplanet.com.

EMILY'S BACK YA'LL! Coming at you today with a Hot or Not, Hit or Miss, Smash or Pass debatable topics that will be a perfect compliment to your Sunday drink or dap pen of choice. These are our opinions so show up to have fun, laugh, and relax.    Time Stamps:    (1:00) Check Show Notes and Share (3:30) Physically Together (5:32) Personal Instagram (6:22) Hooking Up with A Girl While Dating a Guy (7:54) Panties vs No Panties (12:55) Bitch or No Bitch (18:00) Period Sex (20:59) MLM’s (27:06) Porn in Relationships (29:15) Fila Shoes and White Sneakers (31:03) Shitty Friends (35:15) Death Sentence (41:38) Emotional Cheating (42:29) Casual Dating (45:43) Cold Brew (50:08) Where to Find Emily     EMAIL: DESBFIT@GMAIL.COM Venmo to support this podcast: brunchwithdesb   Emily’s IG: https://www.instagram.com/dietitian.em.b Emily’s Twitter: https://twitter.com/embogaudo  Emily’s Podcast:  https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/dietitian-table-talks/id1489102438  https://open.spotify.com/show/3wFDPHuNjJAbOjeR8NMBb8    TULA SKINCARE: code “desb” to glow off with your skin and save 15% ALANI NUTRITION: code “desb” for free shipping over $50 and support me Did you miss out on my 2020 6 week challenges?! Be sure to join my email list for upcoming launches, merch, and weekly motivation from me: http://eepurl.com/dy2JLz   instagram ➭ https://www.instagram.com/desb___ twitter ➭ https://twitter.com/desbfit youtube ➭ https://www.youtube.com/desireescogginfitness  facebook ➭ https://www.facebook.com/desbfittraining my weekly emails ➭ https://mailchi.mp/a0ed2b83e2ec/dbfts... official website  ➭ https://www.desbfittraining.com   --------------------------------------------------- ((( ANNOUNCEMENTS )))   Shop my fitness programs and pregnancy program to come: www.desbfittraining.com/fit-guides    OPEN FACEBOOK FITNESS COMMUNITY: www.facebook.com/groups/dbftcommunity    Shop DBFT merch and glute BANDS: https://desbfittraining.myshopify.com --------------------------------------------------- F A Q   -what’s your real name? Desiree   -what’s your instagram? www.instagram.com/desb___   -how old are you? 24   -how tall are you? 5'7   -whats your Spotify playlist? https://open.spotify.com/user/desb___   -what do you order at Dunkin? Large hot coffee, 1 pump SF coconut, 1 flavor swirl French Vanilla, 1 cream + 2 splenda   -skin care routine? https://www.tula.com / CODE "desb" to save 20%   -self tanner? https://glowprotans.com/?aff=71 / CODE "desb" to save $   -my huge water jug? https://www.thehydrojug.com / CODE: "desb" to save $   -supplements I use? https://www.alaninu.com / CODE "desb"   AND   -how to find my free stuff and codes? https://www.desbfittraining.com/desb

Emily Nolan and Olympian track star Natasha Hastings speak about the importance of empowering young female athletes to love and understand their changing bodies. As mothers, Natasha and Emily also discuss how to encourage and uplift new mothers through the changes that come with pregnancy and birth. Natasha Hastings runs a foundation, NHF Cares, devoted to helping girls become women of confidence in sport and life. Let us know what you think of this episode! Find Emily: @iamemilynolan Subscribe to Emily’s Brave Talks Newsletter: Emily Nolan.com Find Natasha: @natashahastings and nhfcares.org. Music produced and owned by www.purpleplanet.com.

Dr. Meredith Provost and Emily Nolan speak about different misconceptions about the female body, and about removing shame from the dialogues around the fertility process. Dr. Meredith Provost is a Board-Certified specialist in Obstetrics and Gynecology and Reproductive Endocrinology, based in Indiana. Both are passionate about women from all walks of life breaking away from unhealthy standards of beauty and health, and finding freedom to passionately cherish their bodies and wellbeing. Let us know what you think of this episode! Find Emily: @iamemilynolan Subscribe to Emily’s Brave Talks Newsletter: Emily Nolan.com Find Meredith: @meredithprovostmd Music produced and owned by www.purpleplanet.com.

Emily Siegel is a corporate working mom and the host of The Connected Mom Life Podcast, where she focuses on tangible tips for moms to build their village and community of support, and make authentic connections that they can cultivate. Emily knows a thing or two about building connections, as she's moved her family across country a couple of times, and she shares on the podcast her best advice for finding and building a village even at times when you feel so alone and like no-one will have the time or capacity to welcome you in as a new connection. With this year being in a pandemic and maybe not connecting as much as we'd like, the advice in this episode will get you feeling excited to start building your village, something all of us as moms could use to not feel so alone, especially this year during a pandemic and when our lives are so drastically shifting. Find Emily at The Connected Mom Life and @theconnectedmomlife on Instagram. Emily also just launched a brand new Mastermind called Fierce Friends, a six-week long mastermind to help you find your people so you can skip the small talk and go straight to the good stuff doing life together. Sign-up here: Fierce Friends Mastermind