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For many students, acceptance to college represents the last set of academic admissions hoops they'll ever need to jump through. A whole new circus, however, awaits those hoping to earn advanced degrees. Amy and Mike invited educational consultant Linda Abraham to offer practical strategies for getting ready for graduate school. What are five things you will learn in this episode? What should students who want to keep their grad program options open do during college? What should college students with graduate aspirations not do? When should students considering different grad programs take admissions tests? What should students looking at specific programs like law or medicine do in advance? Why is direct experience in an intended field so critical before applying to a graduate program? MEET OUR GUEST Linda Abraham is the founder of Accepted and has over two decades of experience helping clients get admitted to top medical, law, business, and graduate schools. She is also the host of the top-rated Admissions Straight Talk podcast. Linda began helping applicants develop successful admissions strategies and craft distinctive essays in 1994. In addition to advising clients and managing Accepted, she has written and presented extensively on admissions. She also was the co-founder and first president of the Association of International Graduate Admissions Consultants. Accepted's clients have been accepted to top professional schools throughout the country including, Harvard, Stanford, Wharton, Columbia, Kellogg, MIT, Darden, Stern, Michigan, Chicago, INSEAD, LBS, and Anderson Business Schools; Harvard, Yale, Stanford, University of Chicago, Columbia, and Boalt Law Schools; and UCSF, UCLA, George Washington, Tulane, NYU, University of Wisconsin, and Tufts Medical Schools. The Wall St. Journal, The New York Times, The Sunday Times of London, Bloomberg Businessweek, US News, and CBS News are among the media outlets that have sought Linda's expertise in admissions. Business insider in March named Linda one of “9 MBA consultants, coaches, and admissions experts to know if you want to get into a top business school” Find Linda at https://www.accepted.com/. LINKS Accepted Admissions Straight Talk Accepted YouTube Channel RELATED EPISODES WHAT EVERY PRE-MED MAJOR SHOULD KNOW GETTING INTO BUSINESS SCHOOL GETTING INTO MEDICAL SCHOOL ABOUT THIS PODCAST Tests and the Rest is THE college admissions industry podcast. Explore all of our episodes on the show page.

BONUS EPISODE! We liked her content so much in episode 120 of our show, we couldn't wait to chat with Linda again! Linda Salant is the person behind The Carnitarian on Instagram! She has been on a carnivore diet for over six years now! Eating only meat has helped her reverse a wide array of health issues, such as amenorrhea, PCOS, anxiety, migraines, edema, and body aches.  Today we wanted to have a conversation about the common questions we get about the carnivore diet! We hope this helps educate and inspire you to try it for yourself! We are so grateful for Linda and her knowledge and work!Find Linda at-IG- thecarnitarianSpecial love to-The Keto Gains CalculatorSelect Savory Seasonings by Cory Conklin! 

Linda Salant is the person behind The Carnitarian on Instagram and YouTube! She has been on a carnivore diet for over six years now! Eating only meat has helped her reverse a wide array of health issues, such as amenorrhea, PCOS, anxiety, migraines, edema, and body aches. She is now a carnivore coach and an advocate for a meat-based diet! She is also a member of The Savory Institute, a group focused on a regeneration of the world's grasslands and their inhabitants. We are so grateful for Linda and her knowledge and work! Find Linda at-IG- thecarnitarian

We open the show with a few shout outs to @marescarpentry @galeforcemasonry @oliverlumber Ian reached out, needed to have a couple of custom planter boxes made out of Ipe, I reached out to Gary Mares, picked up the lumber from Oliver Lumber and things are being built, the power and positivity of Social Media. Thanks guys and looking forward to seeing them. A fan mail and question, Darrel Kwan from @dk_tile asks us how to handle the next job when the current job is running late or being added to possibly delaying the start of the next project. Great question. We are back at @venturexoakville recording the show in their amazing boardroom. What a great facility, please check them out guys. On with the show about wellness and the home, how important is this topic? Over to you Linda. She is Well AP Certified - https://www.wellcertified.com 65% of your time is spent in your home, 90% of your time is indoors, imagine how much healthier your home and life should be? Linda is simply asking that you present options to your clients, present wellness options and Jim goes even further and suggests line items offering “healthy” options for product selections. There is a builder right now building wellness homes, Andrew Guido with Erth Homes https://erth.com/about/ Linda discusses Circadian Lighting and the positive effects on the mind, body and soul. Wellness isn’t about trends, sorry HGTV, it’s about the science of how to build your home, how your home is supposed to make you feel. You have two nervous systems, your parasympathetic and your sympathetic nervous systems, one is your fight and flight and the other boots your serotonin. Check out the Chive Plant Store location https://chive.ca find out how plants can change your home for the better. Zinco is another great supplier of green roof products, https://zinco-greenroof.com check them out @zinco_canada Linda discusses ageless design, we never really want what our parents had and these days we have to think about new ways to build with smarter homes, taking AI Smart home Tech to new levels to benefit the homeowner for decades. Consider purchasing a VOC air monitoring device, and use that device on your next client meeting and see what gets revealed. Wellness in your home will actually impact your family’s health more than a Doctor can. Think about that for a moment. Consider adding a new line item to your estimate, the Heathier Options for your clients and their home. Be a Changemaker, embrace building for the ageless, the wellness because one day you will be building for your own ageless and wellness home. What an amazing show and thank you Linda so much for sharing so much, educating us and our listeners on building healthier. Thank you. Find Linda at the following @livablebydesign @livablecanada linda@livablecanada.comwww.livablecanada.com Livable Environment Conference coming October 26-29 2021 please check it out, don’t want to miss that show.Find Jim Caruk @jimcaruk and @carukhallconstruction and Manny @hardcorerenosDon’t forget TCL M.A.P. is coming June 2021 stay tuned to find out more.This is The Construction Lifewww.theconstructionlife.com

For this week’s second dose of Soap From The Box, Lee is joined by long time friend Linda Lusardi who played Carrie Nicholls in Emmerdale. They chat about drinking Sambuca together, Linda’s first ever Emmerdale scenes and being voted the best ever Page 3 Model. Plus there’s a surprise message from her Dancing On Ice partner, Dan Whiston.Find Linda on social here:Instagram: @lindalusardiTwitter: @lusardiofficial—————————————————————————————————————————————————————————Lee Salisbury directed Continuing Drama for over 10 years. Notable episodes including the Cot Death in Emmerdale and Barbara Windsor’s leaving episodes for Eastenders. He s now a Series Producer… and of course a Podcaster!Thanks to David Stevens at The Bothy for editing and technical wizardry.@davidstevens_editor @the__bothyThanks to Iain McCallum for his press help.Find us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter @soapfromthebox

Join us for a continuation of a conversation we started in July 2020 about Black racial justice. We are joined by former guests Dr. Linda Chavers, PhD, Damian Washington, and Carlos Kareem Windham. We chat about racism, the January 2021 insurrection at the Capitol by white supremacist terrorists, and more. Find Carlos on Twitter @caballonegrito and Instagram @elcaballonegrito. Check out their show, "Smoke and Mirrors" on Facebook. Find Linda on Instagram @lindachaverslovesherdog, Twitter @dorismariahphd, and at her website: www.lindachaverswrites.com . You can find Damian on Instagram @damianwashington, Twitter @deedubs57, and his MS YouTube vlog "No Stress MS". You can also connect with him on his website: www.damianwashingto.com. You can find us on the web at myelinandmelanin.com, Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter @myelinmelanin. You can also subscribe to us on YouTube. Consider supporting us through our Patreon -- patreon.com/myelinmelanin. Patrons can gain access to exclusive content, Myelin & Melanin swag & more. Your support helps us offset the cost of maintaining our website, paying for our remote recording technology, music, podcast & merchandise production, and more. As we do not get paid to produce the podcast, these are costs that come out of our pockets. This can often be a struggle. Also, if you enjoy the podcast, please take a minute to leave us a 5-Star rating on Apple Podcasts. Stream the podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Play and everywhere you listen to podcasts.

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Join us for the 4th of July conversation everyone needs to be having. We are joined by former guests Dr. Linda Chavers, Damian Washington, and Carlos Kareem Windham and chat about racism, antiracism, white folks doing the work, and saving their apologies. Find Carlos on Twitter @caballonegrito and Instagram @elcaballonegrito. Check out his show, "Smoke and Mirrors" on Facebook. Find Linda on Instagram @lindachaverslovesherdog, Twitter @dorismariahphd, and at her website: www.lindachaverswrites.com . You can find Damian on Instagram @damianwashington, Twitter @deedubs57, and his MS YouTube vlog "No Stress MS". You can find us on the web at myelinandmelanin.com, Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter @myelinmelanin. You can also subscribe to us on YouTube. Consider supporting us through our Patreon -- patreon.com/myelinmelanin. Patrons can gain access to exclusive content, Myelin & Melanin swag & more. Your support helps us offset the cost of maintaining our website, paying for our remote recording technology, music, podcast & merchandise production, and more. As we do not get paid to produce the podcast, these are costs that come out of our pockets. This can often be a struggle. Also, if you enjoy the podcast, please take a minute to leave us a 5-Star rating on Apple Podcasts. Stream the podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Play and everywhere you listen to podcasts. Peace!

Today we are joined by Dr. Linda Chavers, Ph.D. We chat about her MS story, racial "healing" in 2020, and a recent article she wrote in the Boston Globe on race, racism, and white people.  Linda Chavers is a Lecturer in the Department of African and African American Studies at Harvard. She completed her Ph.D. in African American Studies with a focus on literature in 2013 from Harvard University. She writes essays and memoir for various publications such as Gawker, Dame, Elle, The Offing, and Rumpus. She's also a fellow MSer. Find Linda online at her website: www.lindachaverswrites.com; find her socials there. The article we discuss in the episode can be found here: https://www.bostonglobe.com/2020/06/09/magazine/what-too-many-white-people-still-dont-understand-about-racism/  You can find us on the web at http://myelinandmelanin.com, Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter @myelinmelanin. You can also subscribe to us on YouTube. Consider supporting us through our Patreon -- http://patreon.com/myelinmelanin. Patrons can gain access to exclusive content, Myelin & Melanin swag & more. Your support helps us offset the cost of maintaining our website, paying for our remote recording technology, music, podcast & merchandise production, and more. As we do not get paid to produce the podcast, these are costs that come out of our pockets. This can often be a struggle. If you enjoy the podcast, please take a minute to leave us a 5-Star rating on Apple Podcasts. Stream the podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Play, and everywhere you listen to podcasts. Peace!     

Have you ever heard a story that kept you on the edge of your seat? How about a story that convinced you to believe in something? What if you had never heard that story, would you be the same person you are today?  Join John and I as we dive into the importance of a true authentic storyline connected to the utmost of who you are, and how that can impact the lives of those around you with great success.  Find John's podcast here, and follow it on Facebook and Instagram (@alongtheway.media) Find the mentioned episode "The Asian Forest Gump" here. See where John plugs his skillset into full-time at https://reallife.ctvn.org Find Linda's TV episode on Real Life here. Find Linda's behind the scenes interview on Real Life here, and get your free download of the "5 Ancient Secrets"!

We don’t need to be limited by what’s happening in the world and in our lives. We really don’t. Because those experiences are what keep us from moving forward and make us stand still. What is going through your mind now that is making you feel that your full potential isn’t being realized in your career? What does your life look like right now that makes you feel unfulfilled? Linda talks to us about comfort zones and how we can use our authentic selves to break out of them, pursue our lives at an even greater level, and be deeply rooted in what lights us up. She gives you career-building tools, tips, and beautiful guidance on how to get out of this feeling of “stuck” in your career and life path. Find Linda and her amazing book with the following links: Linda’s Book How to C.A.R.E.E.R - https://amzn.to/2WaLVnF Work with Linda with her online course: C.A.R.E.E.R MasterClass - https://mycheerlinda.teachable.com/p/the-ultimate-how-to-c-a-r-e-e-r-masterclass/ Find out more about Linda on her Website - https://mycheerlinda.com/ Join the conversation with Linda on Instagram @MyCheerLinda

My guest this week is Linda Carroll, author of the recent book, Love Skills: The Keys to Unlocking Lasting, Wholehearted Love (affiliate link). This is an important conversation for any time, and it may be especially important now as so many of us are social distancing on the one hand but are also with our partners 24/7. This can be great, and also presents challenges, and opportunities to work together toward a stronger union. Linda and I discussed things like how our adult relationships can trigger painful experiences from childhood, and whether happy couples generally resolve all their issues (spoiler alert: they don’t, but they do figure out more effective ways to talk about them). Maybe the most important thing from this episode is the power in recognizing the stories we tell ourselves when we’re upset with our partner, and how questioning those stories puts us in a much stronger position to have a harmonious relationship. Other issues we discussed included: The problem with how couples often handle their disagreements Getting triggered in current relationships based on experiences from our childhood The need for communication skills in an ongoing loving relationship The challenge of seeing out of the fantasy of permanent bliss in early love The unreliability of our feelings in guiding our relationship behavior Our tendency to choose partners who bring out our most vulnerable parts Inquiring within ourselves about our big reactions to small things to better understand ourselves The “Melting Hug” meditation, which bypasses words Effective ways to handle sexual “desire discrepancy” in couples Seeing our differences in relationships as interesting instead of threatening The crucial role of generosity in long-term romantic relationships I hope you find this discussion useful for your own relationship. Linda Carroll, MS, LMFT, BCC, has worked as a therapist and couples coach for over three decades, and has earned numerous degrees and certificates along the way. In addition to Love Skills she’s also the author of Love Cycles: The Five Essential Stages of Lasting Love (affiliate link). Linda says that her own 35-year marriage is the primary source of her knowledge when it comes to the cycles of love. She lives in Corvallis, Oregon. Find Linda online at her website and on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook.

EMPOWERING HEART-CENTERED ENTREPRNEURS   “What’s a heart-centered entrepreneur?” you ask.  Well, Linda Albright knows. And she says, “You know if you are one.”  She wants them to make good money with their natural gifts and talents.  She believes that when female entrepreneurs become financially and spiritually empowered, the world become a better place.   CHIM-CHIM CHIMNEY   A lifetime entrepreneur, Linda has a passion for starting things—like businesses. She has helped build successful companies in several different markets, including corporate software, a chimney sweep business (yes, chimney sweep) with offices in three states, and a venture-capital funded dotcom company.  Since then, she’s gone on to build her own successful business in personal and group coaching and mentoring.     BEEN THERE, DONE WITH THAT   How does a woman know when it’s time to make a career change or start her own business?  Linda shares her thoughts and observations about the warning signs.    “I know what it’s like to be married to my career,” she shares.  In her dotcom days she recalls working 100-hour workweeks. “I loved what I was doing, but I had absolutely no life,” she says.  “And at one point, I even hid the fact that I was five months pregnant to the investors who ultimately gave us several million dollars to get our dotcom off the ground.” “It was after going back to work only eight days after the birth of my first child, I knew there had to be a way for smart female professionals to launch their dreams without losing their minds,” she says.    So, she resigned from her high-powered, well-paying position to begin the journey to find the solution to help women entrepreneurs do what they are called to do but enjoy a balanced and fulfilling life as well. You’ll want to apply the secrets she so generously shares on this episode.   HAVE YOU SEEN MY PASSION?   Linda has made it her mission to guide women on a hunt to find their passion, or as she likes to say, “What lights them up.” It sounds so simple. And for Linda it is, as she explains in our conversation.   Drawing frequently on both eastern and western religious traditions, Linda guides her clients to connect to their sense of purpose in the world as they navigate the never-ending needs of work, family and community. Listen as she explains her work with Human Design and Gene Keys, two spiritual tools to help you understand and draw upon your unique energetic blueprint.  “I know my methods can be a bit ‘woo-woo’ at first,” she admits.  But she’s seen the positive impact her work can have on the lives and livelihoods of her clients.    “My wish for all the brilliant and passionate women of the world,” she says, “is that they live empowered lives and manifest those dreams that they’ve been carrying around for a long time.”  Amen.   Here’s more about Linda:   Linda Albright is a licensed spiritual counselor, the founder of the Connecticut chapter of the Dartmouth Entrepreneurial Network, an Advisory Board Member of the national networking group Over 40 Females, and a Founding Board Member of the Copper Beech Institute, a preeminent center for meditation and mindfulness in Connecticut.  Linda and her partner, Michael, split their time between a home in Connecticut and their business incubator/farm in New Hampshire.    Find Linda at www.WomensWealthRevolution.com

Linda and her strong-willed daughter, Lindsey, a high functioning young adult with intellectual disabilities, always had a complicated relationship. But when Lindsey graduated from high school at nineteen, she got a job at a Goodwill and she moved into a cottage in her parents’ backyard. Linda believed that the worst was finally behind them. Life proved not to be so simple. Linda and I will be discussing topics that go well beyond raising a child with disabilities. We will explore issues of universal interest, such as learning to accept what life hands us, seeing humor in the tragic, and slowing down to appreciate the beauty of the moment. The following is a taste of Linda’s wise and often wry points of view about life. Q: What was one of the most difficult things you faced as the mother of a young adult with disabilities? Linda: It was a rude awakening for me as a mother of a daughter with disabilities that we don't have a lot of power once they turn 18. I had lots of fantasies about going and grabbing her and bringing her home [when Lindsey had run off with a man twice her age]. But if you raise your children to be independent people, the decisions they make are not always going to be in agreement with what you thought they should be. Q: How did you learn to accept the disabilities of your once perfectly healthy baby? Linda: Life is a process. I don't think when you're handed a child with special needs that you can experience acceptance at that moment. For me it was a really long process of learning to accept that Lindsey will probably end up in a group home. Q: As a child, you always had “your eye on the prize,” determined to achieve your goals for the future. How has this changed for you over time? Linda: Sometimes you need to turn around and look behind you and see how far you've come and how beautiful the journey has been. Even if it's been tough, it's still a beautiful journey. Q: I'm wondering what you've learned about yourself over the years as you've dealt with all of these challenges in raising and, in fact, still needing to support a daughter with disabilities. How has it helped you understand in a deeper way who you are? Linda: I'm more at peace with Lindsey's challenges than I've ever been. I've come to the conclusion finally that the decisions Lindsey makes are Lindsey's decisions. They are not really a reflection on my parenting. And Lindsey has certainly taught me some lessons that I didn't even know I needed to learn such as patience, and to find laughter in some of the silly, little things. When I ask if there’s one last thing she’d like our listeners to hear, Linda says, “I truly believe that raising a child with disabilities isn't probably going to be the journey you expected it to be. But depending on how you look at it, I think it can be a fuller journey.” Linda Atwell is the award-winning author of Loving Lindsey: Raising a Daughter with Special Needs. About Linda Atwell Linda lives in Silverton, Oregon with her husband, John. She earned her BA from George Fox College, but it is her entrepreneurial and adventuresome spirit that has inspired her career goals. She owned a successful home décor business for ten years before switching to adjusting catastrophe insurance claims and climbing roofs for a living. Now she writes. Her award-winning work has appeared in print and online magazines. She writes blogs about her daughter Lindsey, a high-functioning young adult with intellectual disabilities, as well as about travel and other life adventures. Her latest book, Loving Lindsey: Raising a Daughter with Special Needs tells the heartrending and sometimes hilariously funny story about Lindsey’s plunge into adulthood.  Find Linda on Social Media: http://lindaatwell.com Facebook Instagram: @linda_atwell_writer Twitter: @outoneear Linda’s Book: Loving Lindsey: Raising a Daughter with Special Needs  Book Mentioned in the Interview: Nothing Bad Between Us: A Story of Healing, by Marlena Fiol, to be released summer 2020 About Marlena Fiol, PhDMarlena Fiol, PhD, is a globally recognized author, scholar and speaker. She is a spiritual seeker whose work explores the depths of who we are and what’s possible in our lives. Her significant body of publications on the topic, coupled with her own raw identity-changing experiences, makes her uniquely qualified to write about personal transformational change. She is also a certified tai chi instructor and freelance writer whose most recent work has appeared in numerous literary magazines and newsletters. You can find Marlena in the following places: https://marlenafiol.com Facebook Twitter: @marlenafiol  

Episode 42. We talk with Linda Vazin, owner of Breath Body Connection, where we discuss the power of breath. She shares how her work with clients on physical and emotional levels using fascia release, yoga therapy, pilates, life coaching, breath work and sound healing has transformed not only her life, but that of so many others. Linda shares her transformation from dealing with depression, back aches, shoulder aches, and feeling of loss to now helping others experience this life changing transformation that she has experienced. Stop, take a breath and listen to this enlightening episode. Find Linda at Breathbodyconnection.com Studio in La Jolla, CA: Breath Body Connection Find Bev & Heather at: Instagram: BitchesBeBrave, Facebook Bitches Be Brave and www.bitchesbebrave.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bitchesbebrave/message

This episode looks at assessments from the perspective of a talent acquisition leader and asks the question-- Do talent acquisition leaders really care about assessments?http://talentgrowthadvisors.com/ According to Linda- understanding the space given to assessments by talent leaders requires that one really understands what keeps them up at night. Unfortunately, the answer to this question is not a simple one. Pain points in the hiring process are often the result of many factors converging in a “perfect storm”. Placing all the blame on one component (i.e., ATS, assessment, background check, etc.) will not fully remove the pain. In many cases the TA process and workflow is like Frankenstein’s monster- a bunch of stitched together parts moving awkwardly together. Fixing challenges faced by TA leaders requires a holistic evaluation that applies a supply chain mentality to the entire process and its components. When one considers all of the various moving parts that are needed to create a successful hiring process- assessments far from the first thing that comes to mind.To succeed with an assessment program- one has to embrace the fact that a good hiring process is much bigger than just putting a good assessment in place. So what part of the big picture is giving talent leaders fits?According to Linda- it starts with our current labor market. It is a candidate’s market right now and the simple fact is that the supply of talent cannot keep up with demand. This is the lens through which a talent leader sees assessments.With candidates in short supply- you have to make sure you are attracting talent, not repelling it. This calls for a focus on brand management. The standard method for recruitment brand management has been an employment page with stock photos and videos that all end up looking the same.In today’s market - a targeted, differentiated approach to branding is a must. Talent leaders be creative and resourceful enough to find ways to target ideal candidates and surprise and delight them. Every decision about what goes into the process and how it is packaged is a balancing act that requires leaders to make decisions that will not upset and repel prospective applicants.This message sounds like really bad news for those pushing for assessments, but it is far from a death knell. One just has to respect the fact that he labor market shapes the box that assessments must fit in when it comes to engaging talent leaders. Any assessments used must not disrupt the apple cart when it comes to attracting talent and compelling them to complete your application process.So what are the rules exactly?From an operational standpoint- the assessment has to fit a supply chain mentality. It must be tightly integrated into the process and the right data must be delivered to the right place at the right time. From a candidate perspective - there must be a compelling reason for the assessment, the assessment must be short, and it should speak to the uniqueness of the employer’s brand.Even meeting the above criteria does not guarantee the acceptance of an assessment into the workflow. Ultimately- it boils down to the role itself, what the competition is doing, and the difficulty faced in filling openings. Assessments definitely have a fighting chance in today's market- but require a realistic view on the context in which they must work and the ability to adapt to its constraints.Linda Brenner is the Managing Director and Founder of Talent Growth Advisors, based in Atlanta. She’s passionate about defining what “good” looks like and taking concrete, measurable and staged steps to get there.Find Linda and her organization at https://www.linkedin.com/company/talent-growth-advisors or at https://talentgrowthadvisors.com

A wonderful human being in Linda Fragomeni rocks the mic for episode 11 of Beneath the Surface.  Late in 2018 and as this podcast was being conceptualised, I had the pleasure of meeting Linda after her mic-drop speech at a prestigious awards night.   With this podcast idea in mind, her speech cemented why I wanted to capture and share the stories of the amazing people who make up the global mining and related industries.   This is such an eclectic conversation where we discuss life as an apprentice, the perception of gender inequality, impostor syndrome, balancing your work and home life, social isolation and the struggle of maintaining your work standards while your world off site is completely falling apart.   On top of all this, Linda (aka Dylan) talks through her recent journey on reality TV - joining the cast of 2018’s Bride and Prejudice.   Linda is an absolute gem in the industry, and I can’t thank her enough for being so enthusiastic to join me on the show.  Thanks for tuning in, I know you’ll enjoy this one...   Find Linda here  

In this episode we welcome guest Certified Intuitive Eating Counselor Linda Tucker. Find Linda on Instagram and Facebook @lindatuckercoaching. She will TOTALLY change your thinking about the value of food and bodies!

Happy 2019! Listeners, the first episode of the year is a great one to get you inspired to take action this year. This episode we had a conversation with Linda González Linda is the author of the memoir The Cost of Our Lives. She has published essays in literary journals and books, served as a judge for Latino Books awards and guest editor for aaduna journal, she is a storyteller, and received her MFA from Goddard College. Linda is developing a solo performance piece that draws from the memoir and incorporates the complexities of educational privilege and stereotypes. We talk about her childhood, navigating college, and how her life changed with she answered the knock on the door when she was 16 years old. Find Linda on all things social: https://www.instagram.com/masdelinda/ http://www.lindagonzalez.net/ Find Cafe con Pam on all things social www.instagram.com/cafeconpampodcast/ www.facebook.com/cafeconpampodcast www.spreadideasmovepeople.com/podcast For the Small Biz Support Program head over to spreadideasmovepeople.com/sbsp Share this episode with someone you love And don't forget to Stay Shining!

Welcome to Episode 34 of Sit & Sew Radio, a Quilt Addicts Anonymous podcast. In this week’s episode we chat with Teresa Silva and Linda Pumphrey, two women who have carved out a career in the quilting industry and have recently released books. We also introduce this week’s coupon code! Just type in STASHIN at checkout to receive 25% off your first month when you order a Stashin’ with Stephanie subscription. Each month Stephanie will send you 12 fat quarters for $29.99 plus shipping of her favorite, and often brand-new, fabrics in our shop. Read more about Stashin’ with Stephanie here. Our first guest on this week’s episode of Sit & Sew Radio is Teresa Silva, who is a self-taught longarm quilter who recently released her first book, Longarm Quilting Workbook: Basic Skills, Techniques & Motifs for Modern Longarming. Teresa has been longarming for customers for six years and her clientele includes some of the biggest names in the industry, including Julie Herman of Jaybird Quilts, who wrote the foreword for Teresa’s book. In the podcast interview Stephanie and Teresa discuss certain elements of her book as well as how she got to this point in her career. Visit Teresa’s website at quiltingismybliss.com to learn more and you can also find her on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. In the next segment, Stephanie chats with Linda Pumphrey, a fifth-generation quilter who has made quilting her life’s work. In addition to being an award-winning quilter and designer, Pumphrey is also a quilt historian who serves on many international and national quilting boards and for 20 years worked at Mountain Mist. Her latest book, Red & White Quilting: An Iconic Tradition in 40 Blocks, focuses on the power and history of the classic colors in quiltmaking. Proceeds from the book go to support the International Quilt Study Center. Find Linda on Facebook at facebook.com/linda.pumphrey.5.    

Today's guest is Linda Caro from Little Hunnys Cakery in San Diego county, CA. We discuss everything from favorite tools to preferred fondant. Check it out! Find Linda online at: www.lhcakery.com Instagram, Facebook, Pinterest: @littlehunnyscakery Watch her on TV: Cake Wars: Power Puff Girls - 1st Place! Cake Wars Champs: Lego - 2nd Place! Interested in products we talked about in today's show? Find them here: Pen blades: https://www.amazon.com/PenBlade-Stainless-Knives-Utility-Retractable/dp/B0109326CM Fat Daddio's fondant: http://fatdaddios.com/catalog/fondant Fantasia fondant: https://www.fantasiafondant.com/ Small palette knife: https://www.globalsugarart.com/palette-knife-by-celcakes.html ...and don't forget to sign up for 40% off coupons from both Hobby Lobby and Michael's! Need some music to get you through a long day/night? Check out Pandora: www.pandora.com

Linda Hill brings a winning combination of attributes to the competitive field of recruitment: comprehensive academic training, practical business experience, people skills and accountability. Linda was born and raised in Cape Town, South Africa. She graduated from Stellenbosch University with a four-year degree in education, majoring in art, and then spent some time in the United States on an exchange programme. On her return to South Africa she added a Public Relations diploma to her credentials. In 1996 she moved to London, where she decided to expand her interest in health and beauty. After obtaining the industry's respected CIBTAC and CIDESCO diplomas she worked at salons and spas, lectured beauty therapy at a college in London, and then took up the position of Health and Beauty Manager at a chain of health clubs in London. She honed her recruitment and business skills as Acting General Manager for the chain, and set up her own recruitment agency in 2004. Linda discusses her career history, her stint in the army and what motivated her to move to London and make a huge career change. Find Linda at www.lindahillrecruitment.co.uk Get your FREE Audible.com ebook at www.audibletrial.com/janejacksoncareers

Dr Linda Wilson is a corporate wellness consultant and owner operator of a multi-modality wellness practice based in Melbourne, Australia. Linda is the ‘Author of ‘Stress Made Easy – Peeling Women Off The Ceiling’ and has developed online programs for individuals as well as providing in-house corporate training for businesses wanting to maximize their biggest asset their people. Linda’s philosophy is ‘well beings’ create ‘well businesses’. Influenced by her own time in the corporate environment Linda saw first hand the effects of stress on productivity. Informed not only by 18 years clinical experience as a stress management specialist, Linda’s Bachelor of Science degree in Traditional Chinese Medicine and Graduate Diploma in Education (Health) give her a holistic and outcomes driven perspective when dealing with individuals and groups. Linda’s corporate programs are designed to increase productivity, contribution and innovation whilst reducing absenteeism and other stress related work issues. When not working with clients Linda has a weekly radio show on Casey Radio FM97.7, focusing on stress management, health and wellness. She invites guests to discuss their perspectives on how to build healthy people and healthy businesses. We have a chat about what it was like for Linda growing up in the Australian Desert and how it influenced her career choices. Linda spent time in Adelaide before heading off to Japan where she developed an understanding of and love for this completely different culture. After gaining a degree in psychology and linguistics and a graduate diploma in Education and Health she felt a need for something more and that’s when she discovered Traditional Chinese Medicine. What she then felt was a powerful pull towards the power of this mind/body medicine and she has not looked back. Transitioning into a career in the corporate world confirmed that her passion was not climbing the corporate ladder but assisting professionals in the corporate world to manage their health and stress levels. Linda talks about her book, “Stress Made Easy – Peeling Women off the Ceiling” and also her weekly radio show which she loves. Find Linda at: www.drlindawilson.com Website www.drlindawilson.com

In this episode, the Voltron Fans take over, as Marc has a Voltron Roundtable Discussion with 3 Voltron Superfans. In addition, Marc announces a December Pre-Order Voltron.com offering that won't ship until March 2015. It's the Toynami 30th Anniversary Jumbo Voltron standing at 25 inches tall, with shooting fists and rolling wheels! This will be available for pre-order, starting sometime in December, 2014, on the Voltron.com store. Let’s meet our panelists for the Voltron Fans Roundtable: Linda Endinger I'm a paralegal in Boston, writing fanfiction and roleplaying on the side. I love Lance and Sven (whom I play in the Twitter RP), and think the Sven/Romelle story doesn't get nearly enough attention in the fandom. Find Linda on Twitter: @lendinger Todd Matthy Here's a link to the Voltron section of my website. It has links to interviews with Jeremy, Bob, Smitty, Traci Todd, Brandon Thomas and Nick Barrucci from Dynamite's Voltron comics. I also interviewed Ron Friedman, writer of Transformers: The Movie. Tara Scully Been a Voltron fan since day one . Enjoy keeping the fandom alive as Brand ambassador at Comic cons. Favorite characters are Sven and Romelle. Also a proud member of the Voltron Twitter RP, as Princess Romelle. Find Tara on Twitter: @hoofbeatz99 Thank you, Voltron Fans, for participating on the Let's Voltron Podcast, and a big thank you to all the fans out there for listening!