Podcasts about find kathleen

Kathleen is a yoga instructor, vegan coach, and book author. In this episode, she shares her journey into yoga and plant-based eating. Kathleen brings so much light into the world! This episode is packed with information on living a healthy lifestyle. Check out the yoga and surf retreat that Kathleen and her husband are hosting in Costa Rica! Find Kathleen at her website: https://www.kathleenkastner.com Find her books: https://www.kathleenkastner.com/books-articles/ Youtube Channel Documentaries mentioned: What the Health, Game Changers, and Seaspiracy Sharon and Cisco's Retreat in Costa Rica! @SoulQuestPodcast www.dreambeautifulcoaching.com www.cisconira.com

There's a hidden superpower in your voice. It can give you the energy you need to feel better, sleep better, and live better. It's easily accessible, inexpensive, and highly effective. It is…your voice! Professional energy workers and neophytes alike will find palpable solutions that get to the root cause of physical and emotional pain. Katheleen Nagy's Humming for Health helps you uncover the valuable tools already within your body that will let it speak for itself about what needs to be soothed, balanced, and healed because humming:~ Releases endorphins that promote well-being and enhanced immune support~ Requires deep breathing that naturally reduces heart rate and blood pressure ~ Increases nitric oxide in the sinuses to hinder respiratory illness~ Raises cellular oxygen levels to assist lymphatic drainage and the body's trash removal ~ Stimulates the pineal gland to increase melatonin levels and relieve insomnia~ Utilizes Sound Energy to create a space for alignment and the potential for miracles. When you know how to hum in your body's musical key, you foster a more conscious, collaborative relationship with your body's natural healing processes. This book will teach you how to feel your voice move energy through your body as you discover your superpower! Find Kathleen at The Soundlady to get started today!

Dr. Kathleen Belew talks about the white power movement and the role of veterans in the movement’s history. Dr. Belew is a professor of U.S. history at the University of Chicago, and the nation's foremost expert on the involvement of military veterans in the white power movement. She is the author of Bring the War Home: The White Power Movement and Paramilitary America. Find Kathleen on Twitter at @kathleen_belew and learn more about her work at kathleenbelew.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

She remembers vividly how at 4 years old, she would ask her mother about God. She wasn’t quite convinced about then notion, especially after finding out that Santa Claus was not real. She started taking meditation seriously in her teenage years, and her intuition led her towards reiki - she’s now a certified yoga teacher, reki teacher, meditation guide and works as an energy healer to help people clear and heal their energies. She’s done quite a few ayahuasca ceremonies over the course of 3 years.. The things that the plan medicine has shown her changed her life.. We discuss about those ceremonies, her experience with the 10 day vipssana meditation where you’re not allowed to do anything but eat vegetarian food, wake up at 4 in the morning and just meditate on your own, with no access to techonology or a pen and paper. Kathleen tells us about her life mission of helping people reconnect with mother nature and a lot of tips around taking control of one’s vibrations. This podcast will calm you down as Kathleen has an incredible calming breeze of a voice! ▫ Find Kathleen on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kathleen.hawkk/ ▫ Check out Kathleen's YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxkJMCFgMVKqkTKCJ1dzIlQ ▫ Visit Kathleen's website: https://kathleenhawk.com ▫ Find us on Instagram: https://instagram.com/gratefulshow

Kathleen Barber's 2020 novel "Follow Me" is a Glamour Magazine and Crime Reads pick.She joins the show to talk about the themes in her fast-paced, thrilling novel about an Instagram influencer who becomes victim to a violent stalker. Carly and Kathleen geek out about Scrivener, their favorite writing software, and the organizational techniques Kathleen used to pace her novel. Carly confesses a nerdy musical reading habit. Kathleen admits her music tastes are basic and feels her protagonist is judging her. (Unlikeable characters are her cup of tea.)Kathleen chats about her experience getting her first agent, and what it was like to have her first novel turned into a TV series. Find Kathleen at on Instagram @katelizabee and if you see her book at Target, tag her!For the Follow Me Negroni, check out @huckleberryginbar

I’m so thrilled to share this episode with you, dear listeners, in which I have the privilege of interviewing one of my hero-writers, Kathleen Dean Moore, whose 2016 book Great Tide Rising: Toward Clarity and Moral Courage in a Time of Planetary Changewas life-changing for me. In this moving conversation, we explore the extinction crisis, what love really means, the importance of facing grief directly; about the necessity of locking the door to despair; and the importance of maintaining outrage as a measure of love and conscience. I’ve long loved the way Kathleen weaves a rich multiplicity of perspectives into her writing: that of mother, grandmother, naturalist, philosopher, professor, and earth-lover. Kathleen speaks about moral courage, about the shift in her writing from praising the beauty of the natural world to a fierce call to defend it. We explore how to speak to children about the climate crisis, and the big question: What can one person do? (I love her answer to this!) We discuss some favorite passages from Great Tide Rising as well as from her beautiful new book, Earth’s Wild Music. I find her work and her words so simultaneously heartening, sobering, and a powerful spur to caring action. I hope you enjoy her as much as I did. I can’t recommend her books highly enough. Please also check out Music to Save Earth’s Songs, a project she’s developed as part of the Spring Creek Project at Oregon State University which includes 20 4-minute concerts weaving music and spoken word. Detaisls are below on that as well as where to find her beautiful books. Kathleen Dean Moore, Ph.D., served as Distinguished Professor of Environmental Philosophy at Oregon State University, where she wrote award-winning books about our cultural and moral relations to the wet, wild world and to one another. But her increasing concern about the climate and extinction crises led her to leave the university, so she could write and speak full-time about the moral urgency of climate action. Since then, she has spoken out across the country, publishing Moral Ground: Ethical Action for a Planet in Peril, a collection of short essays by the world’s moral leaders about our obligations to the future. That is followed byGreat Tide Rising: Toward Clarity and Moral Courage in a Time of Planetary Change (2016); Earth’s Wild Music: Celebrating and Defending the Songs of the Natural World (February 2021); and Bearing Witness: The Human Rights Case Against Fracking and Climate Change(April 2021). Her work on the extinction crisis includes a film, “The Extinction Variations,” a collaboration with a classical pianist. She writes from Corvallis, Oregon and from an off-the-grid cabin where two creeks and a bear trail meet a coastal inlet in Alaska. Find Kathleen’s wonderful books here: https://www.goodreads.com/author/list/371383.Kathleen_Dean_Moore Here are details about an upcoming book launch party online for Earth’s Wild Music https://events.oregonstate.edu/event/earths_wild_music_book_launch_party And here are details and a link to the wonderful project Music to Save Earth’s Songs:  https://liberalarts.oregonstate.edu/feature-story/music-save-earth-s-songs In a series called “Music to Save Earth’s Songs,” the Spring Creek Project at Oregon State University will offer twenty, four-minute concerts that weave music and the spoken word to celebrate the creatures that fill the air with sound – frogs, wolves, songbirds, growling grizzly bears – and to inspire action to save them. Videos will be released online on Mondays and Thursdays at 6 pm, from now through March. The series is inspired by a new book by Kathleen Dean Moore, Earth’s Wild Music.

One of the most naive mistakes entrepreneurs make is thinking that they can just 'go live' and all of a sudden people will know their product exists and start using it. That strategy works 0% of the time. Just like when going out to party, first you 'pre-game', when putting a product in market you have to drive interest during pre-launch. Buddhi Founder Kathleen Brown figured out a way, in the midst of the COVID-19 Pandemic, to pivot to the moment, drive interest, and build community all before anyone ever saw Buddhi's cancer support platform. She steps to the mic this week to share the company's story.Find Kathleen online:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mskathleenbrown/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kaybee3/Find Buddhi online:Website: https://hibuddhi.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hibuddhi/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Kathleen Cameron is a human like no other - seriously, she came vibrating into my life at such a high frequency I COULD NOT LOOK AWAY. She is a gorgeous soul on a mission to help other women manifest the life of their dreams using the power of their own thoughts - and today she's giving STRAIGHT FIRE CONTENT to all my podcast listeners!  FIND KATHLEEN: https://instagram.com/kathleencameron_formygirls https://www.facebook.com/groups/mindsetsforsuccess 

In this funny and extremely helpful episode (the VIDEO VERSION is on our Patreon/healthatshit) we discover a new mediation from Angela's old modeling agent. HUH?  Yes. It's true and it's fabulous and funny and fun and we are now using it all the time. Find Kathleen at branfordwellbeing dot com Try this heart meditation and please let us know what kinds of SKIES you picture in your heart!  Thank you for become a patron! It really helps pay for all this shit so we can create more shit to heal that shit!! 

"Good" posture is not what we have all been taught. It requires much less struggle and effort, and it's a lot more comfortable and relaxed. Truly good posture relies on the support of aligned bones that allow us to be more authentically strong, and to move with flexible, fluid ease in the world. This being the first episode of AlignNOW, provides an overview of basic natural alignment concepts and leads the listener through a guided exploration of what it feels like to come to rest at that quiet, peaceful center—between slouching and over-correcting—that place where we are able to surrender and trust in the experience of our skeleton holding us up, rather than muscles having to struggle to do the job. Kathleen Porter discusses how she rid herself of decades of chronic stiffness and pain by learning how to re-learn the natural posture that she, like most everyone else, originally discovered as a baby and a toddler. Now 72-years-old, she continues to reap the benefits of inhabiting her body in this naturally aligned way. LINKS RELATED TO THIS EPISODE: Visual summary handout that includes images and other details related to this topic can be accessed using the link below. AlignNOW Podcast web page where you can listen to this episode and other episodes to follow. Kathleen's website Kathleen's Online Course — Watch a video tour of the course and read the details of what's included.  Find Kathleen on Instagram     

Kathleen Valenti, author of the Maggie O'Malley Mysteries, joins me to talk about As Directed, the third book in the series from Henery Press. We discuss poison, the pharmaceutical industry, research, and invent a new genre, the cozy thriller. Find Kathleen at: https://www.facebook.com/kathleenvalentiauthor/ https://www.instagram.com/kathleen_valenti/ https://twitter.com/KathyValenti1 https://www.kathleenvalenti.com/ Find her books at: https://www.henerypress.com/author-valenti-kathleen and wherever fine books are sold.

Kathleen Valenti, author of the Maggie O'Malley Mysteries, joins me to talk about As Directed, the third book in the series from Henery Press. We discuss poison, the pharmaceutical industry, research, and invent a new genre, the cozy thriller. Find Kathleen at: https://www.facebook.com/kathleenvalentiauthor/ https://www.instagram.com/kathleen_valenti/ https://twitter.com/KathyValenti1 https://www.kathleenvalenti.com/ Find her books at: https://www.henerypress.com/author-valenti-kathleen and wherever fine books are sold.

Kathleen Apodoca is a group fitness instructor and wine expert known as “The Fit Sommelier”. In this episode we talk about her story, address food pushers in the work space, and teach how wine can be incorporated into a healthy diet. Find Kathleen on IG @kathleenjanefit. Be sure to subscribe to FearfullymadeFIT Podcast for updates on new episodes each week. Find more at www.fearfullymadefit.com

Wearing the badge of "The Boss" is not something that came easily to me. Even though I had been employing others for a long time, it took me years before I was comfortable with that title. I know I’m not alone in this. If you’ve ever struggled with owning the title of “boss,” then tune in to this week’s episode for some solid advice from the hosts of the wildly successful podcast “Being Boss.” Being Boss is the creation of “business besties” Kathleen Shannon and Emily Thompson, who started their podcast to help bosses like you and me navigate the murky waters of running a business. Their dedicated audience has downloaded their podcast’s 200-plus episodes over 6 million times. I’m so excited to have Kathleen and Emily on my show as they’ve been instrumental in helping countless creative entrepreneurs break the mold and find success on their terms. As the boss, identifying what works and what doesn’t is going to help you make it or break it. We talk about what it takes to wear the title of “boss” and the habits, mindsets, and routines needed to make it fit. We chat about what makes us different as business owners and how to use the entrepreneurial gifts at our disposal. Did you struggle to identify as a boss in your own company? Tell me about it in the comments!   In this episode: How and why Kathleen and Emily started their own podcast to help fellow creative entrepreneurs What sets entrepreneurs apart and how to make use of those talents and gifts that you have How to meet and deal with the challenges that inevitably come with being in a partnership Methods to position yourself as an expert so that you can stand apart from the crowd, even if you don’t yet have the expertise Understanding that it is a good thing to have a niche and how to develop and define it The importance of building strong relationships with people that you can share your entrepreneurial experiences with   Quotes: “I don’t know what the line is, it’s kind of a fuzzy line, but there is a line between those of us who are here doing this and everyone else who is out working a day job at a corporation.” [13:40] “I would rather see two or three really great pieces that you can own that give me a sense of your style and voice than ten different projects that dilute your portfolio.” [31:15] “The more you can communicate to your client what is going into the shoot, what your vision is, the more you can get on the same page … the more efficient everything is going to go, the better sign-off you’re going to get.” [48:17] “If you’re not being paid to create the thing that you want, go ahead and create it anyway. Get your friends together and make the thing.” [49:44]   Links: Take the Being Boss Values Quiz! Find Kathleen and Emily online at Being Boss   Being Boss Chalkboard Method Being Boss CEO Day Kit Being Boss the book   Big Magic by Elizabeth Gilbert Atomic Habits by James Clear   Let me know what you want on this podcast by filling out this survey!   Additional Links: Check out the full show notes page Stay up to date with everything we're doing at Studio Sherpas Tune into our weekly Facebook Lives Follow Studio Sherpas on Facebook | Twitter | Instagram   If you haven't already, we'd love it if you would take 1 minute to leave us a review on iTunes!

For Episode 15, I got to talk with Kathleen Meehan, a non-diet Registered Dietitian about how an attempt at "healthy eating" can very quickly morph into a diet. We talk rigidity vs flexibility and also dive into what intuitive eating can really look like for different people. Our guest for this week's episode, Kathleen Meehan, is a registered dietitian, currently living in Houston, TX. She is originally from New England, where she earned both her undergraduate nutrition degree and a master’s from Boston University. Kathleen has experience as a clinical dietitian and in nutrition counseling on a college campus. Now, Kathleen sees clients virtually using a non-diet, weight inclusive framework. As a true lover of food, Kathleen is eager to help people explore their relationship with food while reexamining what being healthy really means. Find Kathleen on Instagram @therdnutritionist or at www.kathleenmeehanrd.com.

2 interviews today! For the incredible guest Kathleen Shannon of BEING BOSS, start at minute 40. To listen in to some Q&A with my winner of a recent IG giveaway, start at the beginning :) Find Kathleen below! Beingboss.club www.instagram.com/andkathleen https://www.braidcreative.com/about FULL TRANSCRIPTION Q & A - Winner of Giveaway - 3:30 Religion and Family Relationships Growing up in conformity and breaking away from judgement “There’s no greater feeling than knowing you are accepted for who you are.” 9:00 Suggestions on Grocery Shopping Learning how to buy healthy in bulk on a budget Where to buy prepared meals that are better for our eco footprint 12:00 How to Find Stillness Understanding first and foremost why you may not feel comfortable with “being still” Letting creativity flow and express itself through the stillness 16:00 The Body Awareness Project How Em knew what to place inside her box of essentials 17:30 Let’s Talk About Adrenals Starting with, “Adrenal is the root word for adrenaline…” Explaining the relationship between adrenals and stress 22:00 Hangover/Recovery Days Learning how your body reacts to gluten and dairy The perfect time to lift heavy weights is the day after a huge carbo-load and getting the glycogen storage going 26:00 Building Strength and Balancing Cardio A combination of hypertrophy and endurance Taking off a little less pressure off of maximum weight for legs 30:15 Celebrity Crush Obsessed with Angelina Jolie Kathleen Shannon - 40:00 Kathleen’s Background Living as a Creative Entrepreneur How Being Boss Podcast started 45:00 Mornings of Reflection and Refueling “I have a morning routine so that I can operate from a place of abundance and create whatever it is that I want to create.” Learning how to set a calendar appointment for time with yourself 50:00 When Fear Comes Up Cultivating what it feels like to be abundant and successful from the inside Envisioning yourself as if you have already achieved your goals 59:00 Born a “Creative” Building credentials and strategies through experience as a Blogger/Creative Director /Freelancer/Entrepreneur How to attract the right people and create a day job where you are your own boss 1:11:00 Figuring It Out Along the Way Trusting yourself, not letting fear hold you back from taking action and knowing that you will figure it out as you go Trick to envisioning success: Hosting a dinner party with a famous guest list 1:19:00 Visualization + Intuition + Belief Believe that you can accomplish your goals by visualizing them and using your intuition to make it actually happen “Health and fitness facilitate everything else in your life while allowing you to become that much better at what you do.” 1:26:00 Knowledge is Power “Cultivate gratitude in your body, FOR your body.” Lifting and enjoying the the movement/flow of your body through intuitive workouts 1:33:00 Spirit Animal Thank you listeners!! Please leave a review if you enjoyed and checkout my links below to get plugged in more to what I'm doing. PRIVATE FACEBOOK GROUP: www.facebook.com/groups/1292792567518714/ Find more on Em here: @emilyschromm www.emilyschromm.com youtube.com/emilyschromm

This episode of the Thriveworks Podcast introduced Kathleen Leroy, a Denver based therapist with expertise helping clients in codependent relationships. Kathleen talk about the origins of codependency in development, and treatment approached for helping codependent clients. Find Kathleen at http://thriveworks.com/littleton-counseling/

Bert Kreischer is in Canada and joins the podcast!!  We are also joined by the hilarious Kathleen McGee!  George, Reubs, and Jeff try to get a word in as Bert tells some crazy stories.  He talks about the time he had to kick someone out of his show and the comedians he hangs out with in LA. We answer some great listener questions and talk about Berts new book "Life Of The Party"   Go to www.bertbertbert.com to Pre-order it and to check out Berts podcast. Find Kathleen on twitter @kathleen_mcgee and her podcast @Table9Club