Podcasts about tea time

What you choose to believe and cherish, practice and submit to, work at and believe, happens when no one else is looking. These are the glorious days your children will remember—the joy of the meantime, the moments cherished, the memories of this Christmas, feasting together, choosing joy. Life teaches us to cherish every day.

Dawn's New Year's resolution is to remember people's birthdays. So she brought us gifts. Tea Time has the tea on King Charles's weird new role for his brother, ex-Prince Andrew. Harry and Meghan are changing their charity's name. Dawn gets petty on Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Podmas Day 21 welcomes one of social media's favorite food and comfort creators -- Dakota Wright! Baby Kaya and Dakota get into Bravo shows, social media and that twisted ending of All Her Fault! The only thing we were missing was a Chili's orderrrrrrrrr. Follow Dakota: https://www.tiktok.com/@printfairy?lang=enhttps://www.instagram.com/dakotawright/Also be sure to check out Raven's podmas episodes here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/bitch-is-better/id1496516498FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM HERESUBSCRIBE TO OUR PATREON HEREOH YEAH WE ON THREADS HEREWHAT? YOU WANT OUR FACEBOOK? I GOT YOU RIGHT HERE

Lionel dissects the "Menendez-style" defense in the Nick Reiner murder case and questions the blurred line between pet devotion and mental pathology. From the ethics of feral cat colonies to the "benign lunacy" of a 60-cat household, Lionel explores why humans sometimes prioritize animals over their own kind. The conversation takes bizarre turns through 80s political rumors, the reality of veterinary costs, and a cynical look at the artificial happiness of the Christmas season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Tim Corrimal Show Episode 816 – December 21, 2025 On episode 816 of The Tim Corrimal Show, I am joined at the round table with Joe (Joseph Santorsa on Facebook and @marnus3.bsky.social on BlueSky), Tee Brown (@teebrown1061 on Spoutible and @teebrown1961 on Substack) who is the host of “Tea Time with Tee” on YouTube, and Justice […] The post Episode 816 – The Grinch's Epstein List first appeared on The Tim Corrimal Show.

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TEATIME WITH MISS LIZ December 18th, 7 PM ESTFeaturing: BURTON FISCHLER, MPsych — Trauma Survivor • Counselor • Author of The Gift: Trauma to TriumphTeatime with Miss Liz Serves: Burton Fischler From Trauma to Triumph: Healing, Purpose & the Courage to Rise AgainWhere devastation becomes wisdom and resilience becomes a way forward.On December 18th, she serves Burton Fischler, MPsych, a resilient trauma survivor, counselor, and author whose life journey embodies strength, healing, and the transformative power of inner work.Burton holds a Master's Degree in Psychology from New York University. His path shifted dramatically after enduring one of life's deepest tragedies the brutal murder of his wife. Through unimaginable pain, he courageously began a healing journey at the Hoffman Institute and the Esalen Institute, learning from a tai chi master and drawing inspiration from spiritual teacher Marianne Williamson.Burton is now a Certified Life Coach, Credentialed Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Counselor, and Certified Clinical Trauma Professional. His book, The Gift: Trauma to Triumph, merges psychological insight, lived experience, and the wisdom of trauma recovery experts and spiritual leaders. He currently provides substance abuse counselling and facilitates trauma recovery groups at a medically supervised outpatient program in New York City.His upcoming podcast Besting Trauma and live radio show Courageous Conversations continue his mission: to teach trauma recovery processes, inspire hope, and show others that healing while not easy is possible and profoundly transformative. Miss Liz will pour a cup of strength, resilience, and radical healing with Burton Fischler, MPsych a trauma survivor, counselor, author, and a man whose journey from tragedy to transformation has touched countless lives.A native of Oceanside, New York, Burton holds a Master's in Psychology and is certified in life coaching, alcoholism and substance abuse counseling, and clinical trauma work. His life took a devastating turn with the violent loss of his wife a moment that could have destroyed him, but instead ignited a profound spiritual and therapeutic journey.From the Hoffman Institute to Esalen, from tai chi training to mentorship through Marianne Williamson's teachings, Burton rebuilt his life through courage, awareness, faith, and relentless inner work.Today, he counsels individuals navigating addiction and trauma, facilitates recovery groups, and shares his insights through his book The Gift: Trauma to Triumph, which teaches that awe is transformative, justice is often internal, and that to heal we must feel, then release.Tonight we walk through pain, purpose, and the extraordinary resilience of the human spirit.It will be a powerful, courageous, and deeply human Teatime with Burton Fischler a conversation rooted in truth, pain, wisdom, and the undeniable strength of healing.Tonight, Burton reminded us that trauma reshapes a life, but it does not have to define its future. Through psychology, spiritual insight, recovery tools, and profound resilience, he has turned unimaginable loss into a mission that uplifts others.His teachings that awe transforms, that justice often comes from within, and that healing requires both feeling and releasing brought immense depth and compassion to today's Teatime. Burton will share vulnerability, your strength, and your unwavering dedication to helping others rise.And thank you to everyone watching live or catching the replay you are part of this ripple of awareness, healing, and courage.Burton Fischler, MPsych, is a trauma survivor, counselor, and author of The Gift: Trauma to Triumph. With certifications in life coaching, addiction counseling, and clinical trauma work, he facilitates recovery groups in NYC and teaches trauma healing through speaking, writing, and his upcoming podcast Besting Trauma.#TeatimeWithMissLiz#BurtonFischler#TraumaRecovery#HealingJourney#ResilientSpirit

Teatime with Miss Liz Serves: Coming December 18th, 3 pm EST Marcia Earhart Transforming Grief Into Grace Through The Sterling Rose Sanctuary, where sorrow meets healing and broken hearts learn to breathe again. Miss Liz doesn't serve a beverage — she serves real-life changemakers.On December 18th, she serves Marcia Earhart, a passionate Certified Life, Grief, Trauma, Brain, and Mental Health Responder Coach, a trained mediator, Heartsync Minister, author, and co-founder of The Sterling Rose Sanctuary a 501(c)(3), birthed from unimaginable loss and transformed into a mission of hope. Originally from Raleigh, North Carolina and now living in Deland, Florida, Marcia has spent over 30 years guiding others through the valleys of trauma, grief, and emotional recovery. Her life was forever changed by the loss of her two sons, Sterling at 21, and Marc at 26. Through heartbreak, faith, and relentless resilience, Marcia found a way to breathe, move, and live again. Her book, Gripping Grace in the Garden of Grief, offers a powerful invitation into healing. Her upcoming podcasts, Grieving Out Loud, Purposeful Life Coach, and What Would Dave Do? continue her mission of supporting those in pain with compassion and truth. Marcia's therapeutic approach blends professional training with lived experience and a deep reliance on the Father, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit as her source of strength. Today, she offers this sacred support to the world. Watch LIVE or catch the replay on all Miss Liz Teatime platforms. Miss Liz will pour a cup of compassion, faith, and courageous healing with Marcia Earhart, a Certified Life, Grief, Trauma, Brain and Mental Health Responder Coach, Heartsync Minister, mediator, author, speaker, and founder of The Sterling Rose Sanctuary. Marcia's journey is one marked by unimaginable grief: the loss of her 21-year-old son, Sterling, in 2014, followed by the loss of her son, Marc, in 2019 at age 26. Through the darkest seasons of her life, she found strength, solace, and restoration in her faith held by the Father, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit. From this sacred place, The Sterling Rose Sanctuary was born as a 501(c)(3) dedicated to supporting those suffering through trauma, grief, and emotional devastation. For over 30 years, Marcia has coached, counselled, mentored, and walked alongside hurting hearts, offering a path to breathe, move, and live again. Her book, her media experience, and her rising podcast platforms all reflect her passion to bring healing, hope, and grace to others. We will share her story, her mission, and the strength behind her beautiful T-E-E: Breathe. Move. Live. What a profound and deeply moving Teatime with Marcia Earhart will be a conversation filled with faith, truth, compassion, and a mother's unwavering love.Marcia will offer more than insight; she will offer presence. Her story of grief transformed into grace reminds us that healing is not a straight line, but a sacred journey of breathing again, moving again, and learning to live again. Through The Sterling Rose Sanctuary, her book, and her decades of coaching, Marcia brings hope to those who feel lost, broken, or alone. Her passion, her honesty, and her heart-centred mission poured warmth and light into today's Teatime. Thank you to everyone tuning in live or watching the replay. Your presence continues the ripple of healing. Marcia Earhart is a Certified Life, Grief, Trauma, Brain, and Mental Health Responder Coach, Heartsync Minister, mediator, and author. After losing her two sons, she co-founded The Sterling Rose Sanctuary, a 501(c)(3) offering hope and healing to those facing trauma and grief. She lives in Deland, Florida.#TeatimeWithMissLiz#MarciaEarhart#GriefHealing#SterlingRoseSanctuary#BreatheMoveLive

We have some White Lotus Tea to spill and Dawn does the last Dreamweaver Analysis of 2025 See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Teatime with Miss Liz Serves: December 16th, 7 PM EST. Guest: Jonni Jordyn — “A Lifetime of Artistry: Music, Storytelling & The Evolution of a Creator” Jonni Jordyn — The Many Lives of a Creator: Music, Film, and the Art of Reinvention. A lifetime of creativity — one extraordinary story at a time. Miss Liz doesn't serve a beverage; she serves real-life changemakers.On December 16th, she serves Jonni Jordyn, an award-winning American author whose creative journey spans music, filmmaking, acting, photography, technology, and now bold, imaginative novels. Born in Oakland, California, in 1957, Jonni began creating at an early age: playing music at two, acting and singing in grade school, writing poetry and stories in high school, and exploring film and visual arts in college. Her life has been a continuous arc of expression, curiosity, and reinvention. After decades as a musician performing with legendary artists of the ‘60s and ‘70,s Jonni shifted into novel writing later in life while travelling and rediscovering her voice on the page. Her award-winning work includes The Alpha and Omega of All Viruses, a gripping and brilliantly layered novel blending science, suspense, creativity, and deep imagination. A proud autistic creator, she embraces her truth and her neurodivergent perspective with strength and authenticity. Burgundy fills her closet, royal blue is her fiancé's favorite on her, and her life can be summed up in three powerful identities: Technologist. Musician. Novelist. Watch LIVE or catch the replay on all Miss Liz Teatime platforms. Miss Liz pours a cup of creativity, resilience, and lifelong artistry with Jonni Jordyn, an award-winning author whose life reads like a symphony of reinvention.Born in Oakland and now living in Colorado, Jonni has lived many lives: musician, actress, photographer, technologist, poet, filmmaker, and now novelist. She began playing music at age two, performed with iconic artists of the sixties and seventies, and wrote poetry and visual work published in literary magazines while in college. Her creative path has been bold, diverse, and limitless. Her transition to novels began years later, sparked by a blank piece of paper and the question, “How can I possibly write more than eleven thousand words?” The answer became 160,000, and the start of an extraordinary new chapter.Jonni's award-winning novel The Alpha and Omega of All Viruses showcases her ability to merge imagination, science, and story into worlds that captivate. Her fiancé says she should be more humble, but her achievements confirm one truth: Jonni Jordyn is successful in every sense of the word. We will explore creativity, neurodiversity, storytelling, music, reinvention, and the beautiful chaos of a mind filled with ideas.This will be an inspiring, creative, and deeply human Teatime with Jonni Jordyn, a conversation rich in artistry, honesty, and reinvention.Tonight, Jonni reminded us that creativity is not a single path; it is a lifetime of passions, risks, restarts, and triumphs. Her journey from musician to novelist, from filmmaking to fiction, from blank pages to award-winning books, shows the power of persistence, curiosity, and staying true to one's voice. Her perspective as a neurodivergent artist added depth, truth, and brilliance to every reflection she poured into tonight's conversation.Thank you, Jonni, for gifting Teatime with your colour, courage, and creativity. And thank you to our viewers live and on replay for being part of this ripple. Jonni Jordyn is an award-winning author, technologist, and former professional musician. Born in Oakland and now living in Colorado, she began creating at age two and has built careers in music, film, photography, and writing. Her acclaimed novel The Alpha and Omega of All Viruses showcases her inventive storytelling.#TeatimeWithMissLiz#JonniJordyn#WomenAuthors#CreativeJourney#ArtisticEvoluti

As I was on my walk today, I had you in my heart. In such a dark time, it is difficult to put aside our anxieties. Yet, I have learned slowly to move in the direction of trusting God more practically, learning to claim, feel how to breathe peace in those moments of such feelings.

In Episode 19 of Season 6, Teddy Eley joins us in the wake of a last-second loss at the Emirates. We discuss whether Larsen should be benched so that we can enjoy more Tea Time, Mane's development and a hope for increased minutes and, of course, Jeff Shi's interview with the BBC which reinforced many supporters fears. --- Follow the show on X @wlwpod, on YouTube @WholeLottaWolves and on Facebook. E-mail us at hello@wholelottawolves.com

Teatime with Miss Liz, Serving on December 15th, 7 PM EST. Guest: Dr. Katherine Hutchinson-Hayes “Writing That Pierces the Darkness: Courage, Faith & Creative Resilience” Where courage meets creativity — and stories become instruments of light. Miss Liz doesn't serve a beverage — she serves real-life changemakers. On December 15th, she serves Dr. Katherine Hutchinson-Hayes, an unstoppable storyteller, editor, podcaster, speaker, and educator whose work brings light into the darkest corners of the human experience. As the production editor for Embolden Media Group and host of Murder, Mystery & Mayhem Laced with Morality, Katherine blends faith, artistry, and truth in ways that challenge, inspire, and transform. Her thriller A Fifth of the Story, released in February 2024 through Endgame Press, showcases her bold talent for weaving suspense with purpose. With deep roots in multiple literary and educational organizations, Katherine leads, mentors, and serves across creative communities, including Word Weavers International, AWSA, ACFW, CWoC, EFA, Submersion 14, and 540 Writers' Community. She is also an art instructor with Light for the Future in Guatemala. Her T.E.E. message reflects her life transition: Transcending what tried to break her, Embracing what God is doing within her, Envisioning the extraordinary future ahead. Her palette of favourite colours, red, burgundy, black, and orange, mirrors her creative evolution: bold, passionate, mysterious, warm, and unstoppable. Watch LIVE or catch the replay on all Miss Liz Teatime platforms. Miss Liz will pour a cup of courage, creativity, and spiritual depth with Dr. Katherine Hutchinson-Hayes, a powerhouse author, editor, podcaster, speaker, and educational consultant who has made it her mission to champion writing that pierces the darkness. Katherine is the production editor at Embolden Media Group, the voice behind Murder, Mystery & Mayhem Laced with Morality, and a respected leader across major writing organizations, including Word Weavers International, AWSA, ACFW, CWoC, and EFA. Her thriller A Fifth of the Story debuted in 2024 and reflects her ability to weave tension, morality, and humanity into unforgettable narratives. She has authored Bible studies and devotions, and is actively creating sequels to her thriller, all while consulting, mentoring, and serving on nonprofit boards dedicated to education and empowerment. Katherine embodies a life of Transcending, Embracing, and Envisioning, rising above obstacles, embracing God's work within her, and envisioning an extraordinary future fueled by faith and purpose. We will journey into creativity, healing, storytelling, suspense, and divine resilience. What a powerful, soul-deep Teatime with Dr. Katherine Hutchinson-Hayes it will be, a woman whose creative fire and spiritual wisdom illuminate every space she steps into. Katherine will remind us what it means to be unstoppable, to rise with renewed strength, and to write boldly into places many fear to explore. Her journey of transcending past wounds, embracing God's calling, and envisioning a greater future speaks to every heart listening. Her dedication to storytelling, her leadership across writing communities, and her commitment to service left us with both inspiration and conviction. Miss Liz will give thanks, too, Katherine, for pouring truth, artistry, and courage into the Teatime table. And will give thanks to everyone watching live or on replay — your presence completes the ripple of transformation.#TeatimeWithMissLiz#DrKatherineHayes#FaithAndFiction#WritersOfPurpose#CreativeResiliencehttps://www.drkatherinehayes.com/

Teatime with Miss LizDecember 16th, 3 PM ESTGuest: Russell G. Little — “Murder for Me, Courtroom Truths & Stories of the Human Heart” Russell G. Little Truth, Fiction & the Stories Born From a Lifetime in the Courtroom. Where law meets literature and real lives spark unforgettable fiction. Miss Liz doesn't serve a beverage; she serves real-life changemakers.On December 16th, she serves Russell G. Little, Houston-based writer, seasoned divorce attorney, and the author of Murder for Me, a gripping fictionalized blend drawn from the unforgettable characters, cases, and human complexities he witnessed in his 40-year legal career. Born in Amarillo, Texas, where the land is flat, the wind never stops, and the federal government builds bombs, Russell grew up surrounded by grit and resilience. After law school, he married a Houston girl and moved to Houston, where he practiced law for four decades, raised three children, and remained married to his wife, Melinda, for 32 years, a fact that surprises many, given his specialty in divorce law. His work in Family Law and Criminal Law brought him face-to-face with situations both wild and unbelievable, the kind that live quietly in the soul but loudly on the page. Russell has tried over one hundred jury trials, handled hundreds more before a judge, and witnessed the rawest layers of human truth. His upcoming novel, Murder by Storm (October release), continues the battle of pursuit and deception in a hurricane-shaken Houston, a story every reader will want to experience from the safety of their chair. Russell also writes children's books inspired by his granddaughter Vivi, blending adventure with messages of animal care and conservation. Miss Liz will pour a cup of courtroom grit, Texas storytelling, and literary honesty with Russell G. Little, a practicing attorney of four decades and the author of Murder for Me, a crime novel born from real experiences, unforgettable characters, and the emotional residue of hundreds of cases. Born in Amarillo and settled in Houston, Russell has lived a life shaped by wide-open landscapes, courtroom battles, human complexity, and the kind of stories you carry long after the verdict. With more than one hundred jury trials behind him, he has seen the best and worst of people,e and he channels that truth into fiction with depth, empathy, and a sharp eye for detail. Inspired by literary giants like Proust, Dostoevsky, Chekhov, and Hemingway, Russell writes with classic influence, modern grit, and a soul shaped by decades inside the legal arena. His upcoming novel, Murder by Storm, dives into pursuit, deception, and survival as Houston is battered by a hurricane. Outside of crime fiction, his heart shows in the children's books he co-wrote with his wife, stories inspired by his granddaughter Vivi and focused on protecting Africa's remarkable wildlife. Today, we explore law, humanity, writing, truth, tension, family, and the stories that stay with us forever. What an engaging and richly layered Teatime with Russell G. Little, a conversation filled with humanity, humour, honesty, and hard-earned wisdom. Russell will remind us that behind every case is a person, behind every verdict is a story, and behind every courtroom door are truths that can shape a writer forever. His seamless weaving of legal experience into fiction, his love for classic literature, and his heartfelt family stories made today's Teatime unforgettable. Miss Liz will thank Russell for sharing your world, your work, and your wit. And thank you to everyone who joined live or on replay. Your support continues the ripple of storytelling, truth, and transformation. Author of Murder for Me and the upcoming Murder by Storm, he blends courtroom insight with storytelling. He also co-writes children's books inspired by his granddaughter, Vivi. #TeatimeWithMissLiz#RussellGLittle#CrimeFiction#TexasAuthors#CourtroomStories

Happy National Regifting Day! We debate whether this holiday is actually placed correctly on the calendar while Mike battles a post Flyers game sickness with some "Immunity Boost" tea. We get a quick update on Dan, who has seemingly cured his post marathon injuries through fasting and is already planning to run Philly again. Mike recaps his very first hockey game experience, he also dives into the high stakes world of sports card collecting.Things get weird when Erin reveals she has been publicly challenged to a race by Summer House star Craig Conover via Instagram. We discuss the diabolical terms of this "6k" challenge and brainstorm ways to make his travel to Pennsylvania as difficult as possible. We also check in on our favorite "fake" podcaster who is somehow charting on Apple with suspicious numbers and discover the electric world of Microsoft Excel Esports, where spreadsheet experts get intro entrances like pro wrestlers. In sports news, we clarify the misleading headlines about the "trailer park" athlete village for the Winter Olympics. Finally, "Tea Time" covers a controversial Turkey Trot prank that left a new girlfriend in tears , and we end with a wholesome clip of a coach's son dancing in the locker room.

This week on the podcast the honks are joined by a tea time favorite, Joy. They read listener submitted stories about people who are f'd in the head. A dad saws a couch in half, a teacher teaching people in prison, a woman hiding cash in her…. Private area…. Using olive oil as lube, Joys DC hook up, and so much more. This episode will leave you feeling f'd in the head. Enjoy! Follow Joy - https://www.instagram.com/emjoy_ceramics/ Please visit Hye Optic - 5112 Hollywood Blvd in Los Angeles - for all your vintage glasses needs! https://www.instagram.com/hyeoptic/ Find & instantly book doctors appointments with ZocDoc @ http://zocdoc.com/HONK If you love the show and want to support us, join our growing community on Patreon to see what we're giving for $5 a month! JOIN OUR PATREON https://www.patreon.com/teatime42069 Send your stories to TeaTimeStories42069@gmail.com Watch Harper-Rose's set here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4eNpjjGZHLY&t=110s Watch Gabby Lamb's set here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J7oOYWgK598

Catch up on some of the most interesting and impactful developments of 2025, from research and new treatments for chronic hand eczema, emerging oral therapies for psoriasis and AD, and even advances in cosmetic dermatology. DEF Faculty and Advisory Council members weigh in on some of the key developments with an emphasis on clinical implications. And they look ahead to 2026. Plus, updates on trichoscopy and AI.Featuring: Brad Glick, Darren West, Hillary Baldwin, Roman Bronfenbrener, Kara Gooding, Sandri Johnson, Linda Stein Gold, Joe Gorelick, Lisa Swanson, Ted Rosen, Gilly Munavalli, Matt Bruno, David CotterLike what you're hearing? Want to learn more about the Dermatology Education Foundation? Explore assets and resources on our website.

Founder of Pink Poodle Productions, Teatime with Miss Liz – October 23rd | 7 PM EST Guest: Marlene Sharp Show Title: Neurodivergence, Animation, and Storytelling: Building Inclusive Worlds On and Off Screen Tagline: From creativity to compassion — a conversation about representation, storytelling, and the heart behind animation. Teatime Topic: Exploring how storytelling, creativity, and inclusion intersect in the entertainment industry. From script to screen, Marlene Sharp shares how her work in animation and advocacy for neurodivergent voices is changing the way we see — and create — stories that reflect everyone's world. Description: Marlene Sharp is the CEO of Pink Poodle Productions, an award-winning producer, writer, and creative executive whose career spans beloved franchises like Sonic the Hedgehog, My Life as a Teenage Robot, and more. As a proud advocate for neurodivergence, inclusion, and authentic storytelling, she brings humour, heart, and purpose to every project she touches. In this Teatime, Miss Liz sits down with Marlene to discuss the power of representation in media, the creative spirit that drives change, and how storytelling can foster empathy, inclusion, and belonging for all — both on-screen and behind the scenes. On-Air Introduction: Teatime with Miss Liz. Tonight, I'm pouring a cup with a powerhouse of creativity and compassion — Marlene Sharp, the founder and CEO of Pink Poodle Productions. Marlene's vibrant career in the entertainment industry includes work on iconic shows like Sonic the Hedgehog and My Life as a Teenage Robot, but what truly makes her stand out is her mission — using storytelling to uplift and include voices that often go unseen. She's an advocate for neurodivergent creators, a champion of inclusion, and a storyteller who proves that laughter, heart, and awareness can coexist beautifully. So grab your favourite cup and join us for an inspiring conversation about animation, advocacy, and building worlds where everyone belongs.” Closing Summary: Teatime with Marlene Sharp will remind us that storytelling isn't just about what we see — it's about what we feel, and who we choose to include. Her dedication to inclusion and neurodivergent representation in media showed us that creativity has no limits, only possibilities. As we close tonight's Teatime, may we all remember that every voice matters, every story adds colour, and inclusion begins when we listen with our hearts. Until next time, keep creating, keep imagining, and keep pouring kindness into every story you tell.” 50-Word Mini Bio: Marlene Sharp is the CEO of Pink Poodle Productions, an award-winning writer, producer, and creative executive known for her work on Sonic the Hedgehog and My Life as a Teenage Robot. A passionate advocate for neurodivergent voices, she champions inclusive storytelling that bridges creativity, representation, and compassion.#TeatimeWithMissLiz #MarleneSharp #PinkPoodleProductions #NeurodivergentVoices #InclusiveStorytelling #AnimationWithHeart #RepresentationMatters #CreativeAdvocacy #StorytellingHeals #MissLizsTEE #TranscendEmbraceEnvision #SeedsOfChange #EveryStoryMatters #LiveShow #PodcastConversati

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TEATIME WITH MISS LIZ —December 11th, 7 PM ESTFeaturing: LEAH ELLIS — Founder & Executive Director of the Society of Child EntrepreneursTeatime with Miss Liz Serves: Leah Ellis — Empowering the Next Generation of Leaders, Dreamers & ChangemakersBecause children are not just the future — they're leaders now. Miss Liz doesn't serve a beverage — she serves real-life changemakers. On December 11th, she serves Leah Ellis, Founder and Executive Director of the Society of Child Entrepreneurs — a visionary nonprofit that teaches children ages 6 to 17 how to build real businesses, develop leadership, and grow lifelong confidence. With a blend of storytelling, child development expertise, and hands-on learning, Leah helps young people discover their strengths, bring their ideas to life, and see themselves as capable creators in their communities and beyond. Born and raised in Kansas, with lived experience in Germany and California, Leah now leads her organization in Wichita, Kansas — empowering young leaders across the country. Her T-E-E is rooted in Teaching, Empowerment, and Entrepreneurship, and her personal story reflects the belief that children are leaders, ideas deserve space, and confidence grows through action. As a 501(c)(3), The Society of Child Entrepreneurs provides real-world entrepreneurial training, community support, and financial literacy education — offering children a chance to dream big and do bigger. Watch LIVE or catch the replay on all Miss Liz Teatime platforms. Miss Liz pours a cup of vision, empowerment, and next-generation leadership with Leah Ellis, the Founder and Executive Director of the Society of Child Entrepreneurs — a nonprofit giving children ages 6 to 17 the tools, confidence, and courage to build real businesses. Leah is a true visionary who believes deeply in the power of children's ideas. Through storytelling, hands-on learning, and child development strategy, she creates environments where young people step into leadership, discover their strengths, and experience the joy of entrepreneurship. Her book Sparks to Stars, along with her SoCE programming, reinforces her belief that children are leaders, ideas deserve space, and confidence grows through action. From Kansas to Germany to California and back to Wichita, Leah's journey has shaped a mission built on teaching, empowerment, and entrepreneurship. We will explore how to raise confident kids, how to nurture creativity, and how entrepreneurship can transform the way children see themselves and their futures. What an inspiring and uplifting Teatime with Leah Ellis — a conversation that reminded us of the brilliance, courage, and creativity living inside every child. Leah will show us how teaching, empowerment, and entrepreneurship can ignite purpose in young minds. She reminded us that children don't become leaders someday — they are leaders today when given trust, space, and opportunity. Her heart for her mission, her vision for youth entrepreneurship, and her dedication to helping ideas become action brought real light to the Teatime table. Thank you, Leah, for planting seeds of confidence and innovation in the next generation. And thank you to everyone tuning in live or watching the replay — you help continue the ripple of empowerment. Leah Ellis is the Founder and Executive Director of the Society of Child Entrepreneurs, a nonprofit teaching children ages 6–17 how to build real businesses through hands-on learning. A visionary leader, she blends storytelling, child development, and empowerment to help young people gain confidence, financial literacy, and entrepreneurial skills.#TeatimeWithMissLiz#ChildEntrepreneurs#YouthLeadership#EmpowerKids#LeahEll

Junge Frau aus gutem Hause trifft Mann aus gutem Hause, Andere aus besserem oder schlechterem Hause kommen dazwischen. Frau ringt mit sich und der Verwandtschaft zwischen Teatime, Picknick und Tanzball und am Ende wird geheiratet. So schlicht, so Jane Austen – könnte man meinen. Auch Charlotte Brontë fasst ihr Werk später zusammen: „Elegant, aber beschränkt.“ Vladimir Nabukov hingegen stellt Jane Austen in eine Reihe mit Kafka oder Proust. Und heute noch geht es auch Otto-Normal-Lesern nicht anders: Die einen stellen die Schriftstellerin in die Kitschecke, die anderen verehren sie fast kulthaft – auch gerade junge Menschen. Warum löst Jane Austen diese heftige Reaktionen aus? Und was hat sie uns heute noch zu sagen? Eva Röder diskutiert mit Elsemarie Maletzke – Journalistin und Autorin; Eva Pramschüfer – Journalistin, Autorin, Booktokerin; Denis Scheck –Literaturkritiker und Autor

Dans cet épisode glaçant de Dans Le Noir, découvrez l'histoire de Mme Harridan, une vieille femme apparemment inoffensive… jusqu'à ce qu'un agent de police disparaisse mystérieusement après lui avoir rendu visite. Ce récit terrifiant explore les dessous d'une maison où le calme, le thé chaud — et les sourires — cachent en réalité un secret indicible.Lorsque l'agent Dudley vient interroger la vieille dame au sujet d'enfants portés disparus dans le voisinage, il ne se doute pas que la tasse de thé qu'elle lui offre contient un mélange d'herbes et d'épices destiné à envoûter ses invités. Peu à peu, la conversation devient étrange, la tension monte… et l'on découvre ce que Mme Harridan cache dans son sous-sol.Plongée dans :une histoire d'horreur psychologique,un twist macabre,un récit paranormal captivant,une ambiance de sorcellerie moderne,une disparition inquiétante,et un suspense digne des meilleures creepypastas.Un épisode parfait pour ceux qui aiment les histoires effrayantes, les podcasts immersifs, les récits hypnotiques, et les légendes urbaines revisitées.Éteignez les lumières… Servez-vous une tasse… Et écoutez ce que cache vraiment Le Thé de Mme Harridan.

TEATIME WITH MISS LIZDecember 11th, 1 PM ESTReturning Guest: BOB BRILL Award-Winning Journalist, Author & ScreenwriterTeatime with Miss Liz Serves: Bob Brill Veteran Newsman, Award-Winning Broadcaster & Storyteller of Real AmericaWhere resilience meets reporting and every story has a heartbeat. Miss Liz doesn't serve a beverage; she serves real-life changemakers. On December 11th, she serves Bob Brill, a returning Teatime guest and a legendary voice in American journalism. A native of Pittsburgh and die-hard Pirates and Steelers fan, Bob began his radio career in 1972 and has worked across the western United States, including multiple stints in the heart of the L.A. media world. He currently anchors for KNX News 97.1 FM in Los Angeles, one of the nation's most respected all-news stations. Bob is a recipient of numerous broadcast awards, including the prestigious Edward R. Murrow Award for his coverage of the 2011 storms that rocked Southern California. His national rise began with UPI Radio when he covered a tragic fast-food shooting in San Diego — his first breakthrough. From there, he became a UPI National Correspondent and Bureau Chief, interviewing presidents, covering Super Bowls, Hollywood legends, natural disasters, and some of the biggest stories of our time. He has lived through earthquakes, survived a violent assault during the 1992 L.A. riots while reporting live, and continues to bring truth, heart, and integrity to every story he tells. Bob is also an accomplished author and screenwriter, with an award-winning western short film, Sundown, currently available on YouTube. Watch LIVE or catch the replay on all Miss Liz Teatime platforms. Today, Miss Liz pours a cup of grit, truth, and veteran storytelling with Bob Brill, returning guest and one of the most persevering voices in American journalism. Bob's extraordinary 50-year career spans radio newsrooms across the western United States, multiple positions in the Los Angeles market, and award-winning reporting for KNX News 97.1 FM. He has covered breaking stories that shaped history, from national tragedies to sports championships, Hollywood red carpets, and moments of profound human impact. A former UPI National Correspondent and Bureau Chief, Bob's resume includes interviewing presidents, surviving earthquakes, reporting during the 1992 L.A. riots while being physically attacked on tape, and covering countless stories that required courage, clarity, and heart. His creative spirit extends into screenwriting and filmmaking, with his award-winning western short, Sundown, now streaming online. Bob's T-E-E is one of transcending, envisioning, and embracing — reflecting a lifetime of rising, evolving, and writing the next chapter. Today, we revisit his journey, explore the state of journalism, and dive into the craft of storytelling from a man who has seen and reported it all. What an incredible and inspiring Teatime with returning guest Bob Brill — a man whose stories carry decades of truth, courage, and resilience. Today, Bob reminded us that journalism is more than headlines; it is humanity, perseverance, and a relentless commitment to documenting the world as it unfolds. From surviving the L.A. riots to earning prestigious awards, from interviewing presidents to writing screenplays, Bob shows what it means to transcend, envision, and embrace every season of a career. Thank you, Bob, for your honesty, heart, and dedication to storytelling. And thank you to everyone tuning in live or catching the replay, you help keep the ripple of truth and legacy alive. Bob Brill is an award-winning journalist, author, and screenwriter with over 50 years in broadcasting. A news anchor for KNX News 97.1 FM in Los Angeles, he has covered major national stories, interviewed presidents, and written multiple books and films. He continues to report, create, and inspire with resilience and passion.#TeatimeWithMissLiz#BobBrill#BroadcastJournalism#VeteranReporter#StorytellingLegacy

TEATIME WITH MISS LIZ —December 9th, 7 PM ESTFeaturing: ERIC FISHER — Canadian Certified Counsellor, Trauma Specialist, Author & Award-Winning ScreenwriterTeatime with Miss Liz Serves: Eric Fisher — Trauma Therapist, Recovery Expert & Award-Winning Screenwriter December 9th, 7 pm EST Transformation begins where truth, courage, and healing meet. Miss Liz doesn't serve a beverage — she serves real-life changemakers.Tonight, she serves Eric Fisher, a Canadian Certified Counsellor originally from Tennessee, now residing in Calgary, Alberta — a compassionate, trauma-informed therapist with over 15 years of experience helping individuals and families reclaim their lives. Eric is the author of The Martial Art of Recovery and Buried Alive: Four Ways to Free Yourself from the Dirt, blending mindfulness, trauma healing, martial arts discipline, and mental wellness into powerful, practical tools for recovery. He is a master practitioner in Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART) and trained in EMDR, both evidence-based trauma treatments used worldwide. Eric's private practice, Recovery Arts Counselling, serves clients locally and remotely, offering recovery support, trauma therapy, couples work, and emotional healing. Beyond therapy, Eric is an award-winning screenwriter, a black belt in two martial arts, a two-time FBI intern, and a man driven by curiosity, adventure, and mindfulness. His story proves that healing is both an internal art and a lifelong journey. Watch LIVE or catch the replay on all Miss Liz Teatime platforms. Miss Liz will pour a cup of resilience, awareness, and recovery with Eric Fisher, a Canadian Certified Counsellor, trauma specialist, martial artist, writer, and a man who has devoted his life to helping others heal. Eric brings over 15 years of experience in outpatient, inpatient, and private practice settings across both the United States and Canada. His mastery in ART and his training in EMDR make him a powerful guide for survivors of trauma, addiction, emotional overwhelm, and life transitions. His books, The Martial Art of Recovery and Buried Alive, merge the discipline of martial arts with the internal work of mental wellness — showing that healing is not just a process but a practice of self-mastery. With award-winning screenwriting accolades, two black belts, and even two FBI internships behind him, Eric's story blends curiosity, adventure, compassion, and deep mindfulness. We will explore transformation, trauma recovery, identity, storytelling, and how choosing healing can reshape a life from the inside out. We will have a powerful and soul-shifting Teatime with Eric Fisher — a conversation grounded in truth, compassion, and the courage to face what lies beneath the surface. Eric will remind us that healing is a journey of curiosity, mindfulness, and self-respect. Through trauma therapy, martial arts discipline, and emotional recovery, he offers tools that help individuals break cycles, integrate pain, and reclaim their inner strength. His insights on ART, EMDR, addiction recovery, emotional resilience, and the mind-body connection provided deep value, clarity, and hope. Thank you, Eric, for bringing your compassionate heart, expertise, and adventurous spirit to the Teatime table. And to everyone joining live or watching the replay — thank you for continuing to support the ripple of healing and humanity Miss Liz serves each evening. Eric Fisher, MS, CCC, is a Canadian Certified Counsellor specializing in trauma recovery, addiction, and emotional wellness. Based in Calgary, he integrates ART, EMDR, and martial arts principles into therapy. An award-winning screenwriter and author, he brings curiosity, compassion, and mindfulness to every aspect of his work.#TeatimeWithMissLiz#TraumaHealing#RecoveryJourney#MentalWellness#EricFisherCounselling New to streaming or looking to level up? Check out StreamYard and get $10 discount

This week… "There are some new cycles starting, and they're just around the corner, and where we are right now is in a big completion moment. There are a lot of things that are ending; our emphasis, our energetic focus is on finishing, and finishing things can feel all kinds of ways but, often, there is some challenge to close out a cycle. And if there's not challenge, then there's often grief."This week-ahead reading for Dec 8-14, 2025 is an excerpt from this week's⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠Somatic Space class⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ with Renee Sills. For the full-length forecast and embodied practice for this week,⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠purchase the recording here⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠. In the Portland, OR area? Go & see ⁠A LARGER REALITY: URSULA K. LE GUIN⁠. In this week's episode, Renee reads from the exhibition compilation of the same name, a speech Le Guin gave at UC Santa Cruz in 2014 entitled “Deep in Admiration”.⁠⁠Throughout Sagittarius Season, EA is hosting a reading raffle fundraiser⁠⁠ - Renee and 8 of her students who have completed her practitioner training are all offering readings to support one of our cohort/community members whose life has been severely impacted by Hurricane Melissa. If you're interested in winning a reading, or just want to help us support our friend, ⁠⁠click here.⁠⁠

TEATIME WITH MISS LIZ — DECEMBER LINEUP December 9th, 3 PM ESTFeaturing: JANE RUBIN — Two-Time Cancer Survivor & Award-Winning Historical NovelistTeatime with Miss Liz Serves: Jane Rubin — Award-Winning Historical Novelist Illuminating the Grit, Courage & Medical Heroes of World War IWhere history meets humanity — and courage becomes legacy. Miss Liz doesn't serve a beverage — she serves real-life changemakers. This December, she serves Jane Rubin, a two-time cancer survivor, bestselling historical novelist, and fierce advocate for honouring medical workers, women's rights, and forgotten chapters of history. Jane's award-winning Gilded City trilogy — Threadbare, In the Hands of Women, and the newly released Over There — brings to life the extraordinary worlds of late Victorian America through World War I. Her latest novel, Over There, shines a powerful spotlight on the heroic surgeons, medics, nurses, and families whose sacrifices shaped the course of The Great War. Called “compelling, disturbing, and historically rich” by Kirkus Reviews and praised by bestselling authors worldwide, Jane's work blends meticulous research with emotional truth. Her storytelling honours the real people who lived through trench warfare, early reconstructive surgery, battlefield medicine breakthroughs, immigrant experiences, and the profound impact of war on families — especially children. A woman of grit, gratitude, and unstoppable courage, Jane writes from lived truth and historical fascination, turning pain into purpose and research into riveting fiction.Watch LIVE or catch the replay on all Miss Liz Teatime platforms. Miss Liz will pour a cup of courage, legacy, and historical truth with Jane Rubin, a two-time cancer survivor and award-winning historical novelist whose work illuminates the overlooked heroes of The Great War. Jane's latest novel, Over There, completes her Gilded City trilogy and transports readers from New York City to the battlefields of France. Through four unforgettable medical professionals, she reveals the rise of modern battlefield medicine, the origins of plastic surgery, the cost of trauma, and the bravery of those who served on the front lines and at home. Her earlier novels, Threadbare and In the Hands of Women, blend research, personal heritage, and fierce compassion, honouring the real struggles of women, immigrants, midwives, obstetricians, and families navigating poverty, discrimination, and rapidly shifting medical practices. Jane's own life — marked by survivorship, leadership in healthcare, and deep gratitude — empowers her writing with authenticity, tenacity, and purpose. We will enter a world of history, heroism, humanity, and the stories that refuse to be forgotten. Teatime with Jane Rubin will be a conversation that will bring honour, heart, and historical truth to the forefront. Jane will remind us that history is not just dates and battles — it is the courage of medical workers, the resilience of families, the price of war on children, and the grit of those who fight for survival on and off the page. Through her trilogy, she gives voice to those who lived, sacrificed, healed, and rebuilt. Jane's tenacious spirit, her mindful and grateful heart, and her commitment to historical accuracy poured depth into every moment of today's conversation. Thank you, Jane, for your courage, your storytelling, and your dedication to preserving truths that matter. And thank you to everyone watching live or catching the replay — you continue the ripple of awareness and healing. Jane Rubin is a two-time cancer survivor and award-winning historical novelist whose Gilded City trilogy brings to life the medical heroes and immigrant journeys of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. A former healthcare executive, she blends meticulous research with powerful storytelling from her home in Northern New Jersey. #TeatimeWithMissLiz#JaneRubin#HistoricalFiction#WomenInHistory#GildedCityTrilogy

We start this episode with a cautionary tale from Erin involving a neighbor's house, a craving for sweets, and a "healthy" brownie, leaving her traumatized for years. We also celebrate Erin's co writer Amy running her first 5K, which leads to a recurring nightmare scenario: trying to explain exactly what this podcast is to confused strangers.We then dive into our Thanksgiving recaps, discussing the "Brown Friday" phenomenon that keeps plumbers in business and the dedication of the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade dancers who followed the "show must go on" rule despite a massive pile of fresh horse manure in their path. In sports news, we cover the potential bankruptcy of Grand Slam Track, the bizarre black market for marathon medals on eBay, and the controversy surrounding men running in a Nike women's only race. We also discuss a lawsuit claiming Nike Alphaflys caused a runner's stress fracture and question the wisdom of wearing brand new shoes on race day.Finally, "Tea Time" returns with a wild story about a TikTok famous stylist charging $4,000 for hair she barely touched and a dark update on the "Sticker Gate" scandal. We wrap things up on a high note with a wholesome "No Bad News" story about the brotherhood of New York City doormen and a quick plug for the perfect White Elephant gift: the Pizza Pocket Hoodie (use code "NMONLY" at checkout)

Follow Bianca - https://www.instagram.com/biancacristovao/ If you love the show and want to support us, join our growing community on Patreon to see what we're giving for $5 a month! JOIN OUR PATREON https://www.patreon.com/teatime42069 Send your stories to TeaTimeStories42069@gmail.com Watch Harper-Rose's set here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4eNpjjGZHLY&t=110s Watch Gabby Lamb's set here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J7oOYWgK598

Did you know that the menopause transition creates an inflammatory response in your body, and everything you've been doing to "fix" it might be making it worse? In this eye-opening episode, I'm joined by Dr. Shivani Gupta, author of The Inflammation Code, to break down why perimenopause and menopause trigger inflammation, how ancient Ayurvedic wisdom can guide you through this transition, and why the extreme diets you're trying are sabotaging your metabolism. Dr. Shivani shares why this season of life is a Vata season (characterized by dryness, anxiety, and feeling ungrounded), and how to counteract it with nourishment, rhythm, and the practices your body is actually craving. If you've been cutting carbs, doing HIIT workouts, and white-knuckling your way through restrictive diets only to feel worse, this episode will change how you approach your health in midlife. You'll Discover: ●     Why the menopause transition creates an inflammatory response (and what that really means for your body) ●     How your Ayurvedic constitution (Vata, Pitta, or Kapha) determines what your body needs right now ●     Why perimenopause and menopause are Vata seasons (and what that means for dryness, anxiety, brain fog, and joint pain) ●     The one daily practice that grounds your nervous system: Abhyanga oil massage (and why it's a game-changer for aging skin) ●     Why extreme diets like carnivore and keto damage your gut microbiome ●     How to eat for nourishment instead of depletion ●     Why turmeric needs black pepper or fat to work ●     The "Tea Time is Me Time" practice that helps you reset your nervous system five times a day ●     How to stop chasing your 20-year-old body and build metabolic health that lasts Ready to Balance Inflammation and Feel Like Yourself Again? This transition requires new strategies, and you have more control than you think. Watch the full episode now, and share this with every woman who's tired of fighting her body instead of supporting it.

evolved intoevolved into TEATIME WITH MISS LIZ Surprise Tee Featuring Gerald Jones & Kevin Clark December 8 | 3 PM EST TITLE From Doom Scroll to Faith Scroll: Rewriting the Digital Story TAGLINE Two friends. One mission. A movement of hope in a scrolling world.Miss Liz welcomes lifelong friends, Emmy Award winners, and Blessn app creators Gerald Jones and Kevin Clark to Teatime. What began backstage at the Academy Awards became a 20-year friendship rooted in creativity, compassion, and a shared purpose. From producing impactful media to empowering individuals with developmental disabilities, their work has always centred on humanity. In 2023, tired of the heaviness of social media, they built Blessn, an app where encouragement replaces negativity and faith replaces fear. This Teatime explores how technology can uplift, how friendship can fuel purpose, and how light can still rise in a digital world.Teatime isn't about a screen… It's about what we choose to put on it. Gerald Jones and Kevin Clark didn't wait for social media to change; they built what they wished existed.From Emmy-winning storytelling to caring for those often overlooked, these two friends carry one mission in everything they do: make it matter. And when they saw the world drowning in doom scrolling, they created Blessn a space for kindness, faith, and encouragement.Today, we're not just talking about an app. We're talking about hope… in your hand.”Teatime will remind us that change doesn't begin in code — it begins in courage. Gerald and Kevin didn't wait for permission to build something better. They followed conviction. Blessn proves light travels faster than fear when people choose purpose over popularity. This Teatime wasn't about escaping the world — it was about healing it, one scroll at a time.Gerald Jones and Kevin Clark are Emmy Award–winning creators, longtime business partners, and co-founders of the Blessn app. With over two decades of friendship, they've blended media, advocacy, and service for people with developmental disabilities into a mission rooted in compassion. Their work transforms technology into a tool for faith, encouragement, and connection.#TeatimeWithMissLiz#BlessnApp#FaithScroll#DigitalHealing#LightWinsblessnapp.com

Miss Liz serves John Callas, Director Golden Heart Teatime GOLDEN HEART TEATIME with Miss Liz serves John Callas — Director • Writer • Producer • Mental Health Expert . Stories heal. Hearts remember. Purpose continues. December 5 | 5 PM EST LIVE on all Miss Liz Teatime platformsMiss Liz doesn't serve a beverage; she serves real-life changemakers. This Golden Heart Teatime, she welcomes back John Callas, acclaimed director, writer, producer, and mental health expert. Together they explore When the Rain Stops a heartfelt journey through creativity, healing, and integrity — and what it truly means to bless the past and let it go. Perfect, for Miss Liz — what a Golden Heart Teatime this will be.John Callas is the embodiment of experience, resilience, and creative mastery, and his return to my Teatime table for December 5th5 PM EST, brings the month to a beautifully reflective close. His tee story of “Bless the past, then let it go” aligns perfectly with my message of transformation, legacy, and acceptance. When the Rain Stops: Finding Healing, Purpose, and Integrity Through Creativity, Liz will pour a cup of legacy, light, and reflection with John Callas, an award-winning director, writer, producer, and mental health advocate whose fifty-year career has touched every corner of the entertainment world. From Bobby's World to No Solicitors, from live-action trailers for A Few Good Men and Spaceballs to bestselling books like When the Rain Stops, John's work bridges film, faith, and the full human experience. His Golden Heart message Bless the past, then let it go reminds us that creativity is not about control but about surrender: to growth, to grace, and to the gifts life gives when we least expect them. As the Golden Heart Teatime closes, John Callas will remind us that success without soul is just noise.Through decades of creation, reinvention, and quiet courage, he's learned that integrity is not about perfection it's about presence. , You can't direct life's storms, but you can choose how you frame them.” — John Callas. May tonight's conversation inspire every listener to honour their past, embrace their truth, and accept the gifts hidden in every ending. When the rain stops, that's when the heart begins to grow again.#TeatimeWithMissLiz #GoldenHeartTeatime #MissLizsTEE #JohnCallas #WhenTheRainStops #IntegrityInArt #MentalHealthAwareness #TeachingEducationalAwareness #TranscendEmbraceEnvision #RealLifeChangemakers #OneCupAtATime #MissLizTee #FilmmakerLegacy #HealingThroughStory New to streaming or looking to level up? Check out StreamYard and get $10 discount! See lesswww.johncallas.com

Did you know that the menopause transition creates an inflammatory response in your body, and everything you've been doing to "fix" it might be making it worse? In this eye-opening episode, I'm joined by Dr. Shivani Gupta, author of The Inflammation Code, to break down why perimenopause and menopause trigger inflammation, how ancient Ayurvedic wisdom can guide you through this transition, and why the extreme diets you're trying are sabotaging your metabolism. Dr. Shivani shares why this season of life is a Vata season (characterized by dryness, anxiety, and feeling ungrounded), and how to counteract it with nourishment, rhythm, and the practices your body is actually craving. If you've been cutting carbs, doing HIIT workouts, and white-knuckling your way through restrictive diets only to feel worse, this episode will change how you approach your health in midlife. You'll Discover: ●     Why the menopause transition creates an inflammatory response (and what that really means for your body) ●     How your Ayurvedic constitution (Vata, Pitta, or Kapha) determines what your body needs right now ●     Why perimenopause and menopause are Vata seasons (and what that means for dryness, anxiety, brain fog, and joint pain) ●     The one daily practice that grounds your nervous system: Abhyanga oil massage (and why it's a game-changer for aging skin) ●     Why extreme diets like carnivore and keto damage your gut microbiome ●     How to eat for nourishment instead of depletion ●     Why turmeric needs black pepper or fat to work ●     The "Tea Time is Me Time" practice that helps you reset your nervous system five times a day ●     How to stop chasing your 20-year-old body and build metabolic health that lasts Ready to Balance Inflammation and Feel Like Yourself Again? This transition requires new strategies, and you have more control than you think. Watch the full episode now, and share this with every woman who's tired of fighting her body instead of supporting it.

A culture separated from God's wisdom over the centuries must surely provide lures that will destroy and distract from Him, from what is eternal, from what is true. Yet, to throw away those things which are not necessary, I must constantly be straining my ear to His voice and not to the voice of those who would draw me to vanity or more strife of busyness.

This week… "The big picture framework helps us to organize ourselves inside of the details, but the details - the Mercury and Gemini of it all - direct our possibility. This is about our attention and our awareness; how we grow, or the meaning that we're making and what we do with our experiences, really needs us to pay attention to the details."This week-ahead reading for Dec 1-7, 2025 is an excerpt from this week's⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠Somatic Space class⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ with Renee Sills. For the full-length forecast and embodied practice for this week,⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠purchase the recording here⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠. In the Portland, OR area? Go & see A LARGER REALITY: URSULA K. LE GUIN. In this week's episode, Renee reads from the exhibition compilation of the same name, a speech Le Guin gave at UC Santa Cruz in 2014 entitled “Deep in Admiration”.⁠Throughout Sagittarius Season, EA is hosting a reading raffle fundraiser⁠ - Renee and 8 of her students who have completed her practitioner training are all offering readings to support one of our cohort/community members whose life has been severely impacted by Hurricane Melissa. If you're interested in winning a reading, or just want to help us support our friend, ⁠click here.⁠

This week the honks read listener submitted stories on “what scares them”. Fake abortion clinics, being in relationships, speed dating, intrusive thoughts, consensual sex, a shooting in the mall of America, and so much more! Enjoy  If you love the show and want to support us, join our growing community on Patreon to see what we're giving for $5 a month! JOIN OUR PATREON https://www.patreon.com/teatime42069 Send your stories to TeaTimeStories42069@gmail.com Watch Harper-Rose's set here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4eNpjjGZHLY&t=110s Watch Gabby Lamb's set here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J7oOYWgK598

Real influence comes all the moments of the ways we live our lives in front of our children. It is not just about passing on doctrine, but as much about relationship, love, beauty as it is the concepts we teach them.

This week… "Where have you been feeling confused? Where have you been telling yourself that you're confused? What's that confusion actually about? Underneath that confusion, are you actually clear? Do you actually have a strong feeling, maybe a bodily or an emotional or intuitive feeling that you don't want to accept? ...It's time to look at that confusion."This week-ahead reading for Nov 24-30, 2025 is an excerpt from this week's⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠Somatic Space class⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ with Renee Sills. For the full-length forecast and embodied practice for this week,⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠purchase the recording here⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠.

On today's episode host Kate Lindsay is joined by New York Magazine feature writer, Rebecca Jennings, to discuss the two internet villains currently trying to get back in the internet's good graces. First, there's former Try Guy Ned Fulmer, who was ousted from the group after having an affair with an employee, and has now relaunched his YouTube channel as well as his own podcast. Then, Colleen Ballinger, also known as MirandaSings, appeared on Tea Time with Raven Symone and Miranda Maday to discuss allegations that she had interacted inappropriately with her fans. In both cases, fans have rejected their attempts to return. So why do they keep coming back? This podcast is produced by Vic Whitley-Berry, Daisy Rosario, and Kate Lindsay. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices