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The Work, Actually podcast is back and we have a very special guest - Georgia Green of Georgia's Cakes, a thriving cake designing business. Dubbed 'the Mary Berry for the younger generation' Georgia's mission was to bring classical baking down to a level that everyone can utilise whilst keeping up with the latest cake and baking trends. Listen to hear how she went from Le Cordon Bleu training to starting her own business and becoming a creator as a consequence - we discuss the opportunities and challenges of that and, of course, her brand new debut cook book full of incredible designs and technical decorating. Georgia's Cakes: A step-by-step masterclass to make every cake a showstopper by Georgia Green (Pavilion Books) is available now. Visit: https://www.georgiascakes.com/Find Georgia on social media platforms at:https://www.instagram.com/georgiascakes/?hl=en & https://www.youtube.com/@GeorgiasCakes
On this episode of Our American Stories, we learn how Delta Airlines and Coca-Cola relate. What exactly is Georgia Green? How did a syrup that was originally sold as a patent medicine end up as the South's greatest export in the post-Civil War economy? Larry Jorgensen, author of The Coca Cola Trail and The Return to the Coca Cola Trail answers these questions in our latest story on America's favorite sugary drink. Support the show (https://www.ouramericanstories.com/donate)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
On this week's episode of THINK HUMANITIES, host Bill Goodman talks to Georgia Green Stamper. They talk about her new collection of essay, "Small Acreages," writing, and more. THINK HUMANITIES is made possible by generous support from the Spalding University Sena Jeter Naslund-Karen Mann Graduate School of Writing.
Deep in the heart of the Devon countryside, Billie and her boyfriend are trying to enjoy a romantic getaway when they are interrupted by a strange encounter. As her boyfriend searches for help, Billie decides to take the problem into her own hands.‘Breech' asks what it really means to do the right thing and the danger of intervening in something you know nothing about. Breech was written by Georgia Green and performed by Jessica Clark. It was directed by Emma Jude Harris with sound design by Lex Kosanke.The Painkiller Project is supported using public funding by the National Lottery through Arts Council England.However, it is still crucial that we raise additional funds to support the continuation of the project. If you enjoy our work and would like to support it, you can either:Make a one-off donation through PayPal.Become a Patron on our Patreon page. This gives you access to bonus material, such as interviews with the winning playwrights and PDF copies of their scripts.
#81 Georgia Green has always been a daddy's girl. Her father was in the military and she thought of him as a hero that was invincible. He was murdered when she was 17 while protecting her. She will say that he gave her life...twice! After the shock wore off, Georgia was lost emotionally and spiritually. She wanted nothing to do with a God that would take her Dad away the way he was taken. Having never hiked more than about 5 miles, Georgia decided that she would see if she could find some clarity of purpose hiking the 2,000 plus Pacific Crest Trial that goes from Mexico, the United States and Canada! That is just a little hint of her force of will! Through that journey, Georgia found HOPE for the future, her purpose and continued to grow her burgeoning FAITH. Please join Shawn and Jen as they sit down with Georgia Green to talk about her life, her incredible sojourn along the PCT trail and her incredible FAITH in God's goodness and his plans for her life! You can connect with Georgia at www.beurevolution.com. You can also find her on Facebook and Instagram @beurevolution.
Georgia Green is the Founder and CEO of BEU Revolution which she created with the hopes of sparking a revolution – a movement where people and companies are empowered to thrive. Georgia is the author of leadership curriculum, The Broken Business Model, and she is also a speaker, trusted organizational development advisor, and executive consultant. She is passionate about creating collaborative, strengths-based cultures, and mobilizing teams from inspiration to action. After solo hiking from Mexico to Canada on a quest to help people overcome fears, Georgia has inspired thousands of people to live their best lives. While walking over 2,000 miles and living in the wilderness for over five months, she wrote the curriculum used to found BEU with the vision to inspire, empower, and ignite others. BEU provides a number of proprietary tools to support organizational development and employee engagement, including MotivIQ, a software platform used to help uncover individual motivators for high achievement and support an organization’s ability to engage and retain top talent. In this episode… When it comes to leadership, some leaders avoid making major changes in their organizations. Oftentimes it’s because they allow their fears to hold them back from doing something that could potentially take their business to the next level. And one of these is being afraid of having their ideas or proposals rejected by their employees or fellow leaders in the organization. However, great leadership requires a person who is willing to go above and beyond, and act even when there is uncertainty. Being a leader requires courage and facing one's fears. And there is no way that you can't become an awesome leader if you are set on staying average and doing what everyone else is doing. On this episode of Lead Like A Woman Show, Andrea Heuston talks with Georgia Green, Founder and CEO of BEU Revolution, about what it takes to become a great and awesome leader. Georgia also talks about going on a 2,000 mile hike from Mexico to Canada alone, what inspired her to start the BEU Revolution, and she also shares her advice to fellow women leaders. Stay tuned.
Georgia Green, CEO of BEUrevolution, talks about some of her adventures and how she balanced between her travels and being the CEO of a company. She also talks about why she felt this was the best hobby for her and why the individual sets the tone in a company!
An exploration of the relationship between art, music and religion in London. The Mikvah Project was a play in its first few weeks at the Orange Tree Theatre until it had to close as a result of the pandemic. It has been recreated for Radio 4 as part of Lockdown Theatre Festival and this week we speak to Georgia Green, the director, about what it means to make a ‘Jewish’ play and how it was to reimagine her work for audio.This is the Soho Radio podcast, showcasing some of the best broadcasts form our online radio station, right from the heart Soho London.Across our Music and Culture channels, we have a wide range of shows covering every genre, along with chat shows, discussions and special broadcasts.To catch up on all Soho Radio shows from both our music and culture channels head on over mixcloud.com/sohoradio or tune in live anytime at sohoradiolondon.com.This is a Soho Radio Productions Podcast.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/soho-radio. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
This episode is powerful. Georgia and I talk about fear and how it inspired her to complete a 2000 mile hike from Mexico to Canada. She mentions the best way to overcome fear is to solve for it by finding a solution. We discuss the impact of pivotal moments that change your life, finding your passion, and we finish up with a discussion about our favorite character.
Interviews with Mark Holden from Pretty Woman & Georgia Green, Director of The Mikvah Project. Discussions on National Theatre Live, Digital Theatre +, West End Musical Brunch, Leave a Light On.
Shout out Georgia Green for the intro! Today's episode is from a while back but is soooo fire. Benji Travis (check him out @benjimantv) stopped by to talk building brand, creating a team to help you win and thinking bigger. A lot of gold here - listen carefully!! Tweet me @garyvee with any feedback ;) Timestamps: 3:15 - How I built my brand 5:25 - The importance of engagement 8:00 - Using video to build a business around your passion 11:15 - You need to know you 13:05 - How to create a team to help you achieve your goals 16:40 - There’s talent out there, you just have to ask 17:10 - How much of storytelling should be aspirational? 19:30 - One life
Shout out Georgia Green for the intro! Today's episode is from a while back but is soooo fire. Benji Travis (check him out @benjimantv) stopped by to talk building brand, creating a team to help you win and thinking bigger. A lot of gold here - listen carefully!! Tweet me @garyvee with any feedback ;) Timestamps: 3:15 - How I built my brand 5:25 - The importance of engagement 8:00 - Using video to build a business around your passion 11:15 - You need to know you 13:05 - How to create a team to help you achieve your goals 16:40 - There’s talent out there, you just have to ask 17:10 - How much of storytelling should be aspirational? 19:30 - One life
Welcome to 17 Questions!We’re asking celebrities, authors, YouTubers & broadcasters 17 of the most random questions you never knew you wanted the answers to.Today, we're sitting down with cake designer and YouTuber, Georgia Green from Georgia's Cakes.Listen by clicking ‘Play’, subscribe on Apple podcasts, Acast, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts, and please do rate and review to help other find the podcast. If you have a question you'd love to hear our guests answer, tweet us or drop us a message - we're @17Questions on all socials. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Today we chat with baking royalty... No not Mary Berry, it's Georgia Green from Georgia's Cakes. As a baker to the stars and someone that has her cakes displayed in ACTUAL Harrods, Georgia knows a thing or two about getting people to notice your work. She shared her infinite wisdom with us about getting started with your PR, what it's like to grow a large following online and how to manage it all along the way.
An hour with Georgia Green, CEO and Founder of BEU, LLC. After a great career in the accounting/finance arena, Georgia launched a consulting practice on her own in 2012 in leadership and development. She was working 70 hours a week for years before finding herself physically and spiritually sick. Worn down, she had nothing left for the things she was passionate about or the people she loved. She sat back and asked herself why. What was this all for? She was using her head, but not her heart, and felt fragmented. Georgia sold everything she owned and after 8 months of working and planning, hiked from Mexico to Canada over 5 months. She had never backpacked before but believed we have the ability to learn and bravery to explore our interests. Along the way, she discovered a deeper self. She faced things she had stuffed down inside and let the healing power of nature and exercise transform her into a better version of herself. Georgia wants that for you too. She wants you to feel what it’s like to discover your passions, and to be empowered to live them. She wants you to fly free, so you can be more you, even youier, and by that you can light the world on fire with your awesome self. This is Georgia's story and we can't wait for you to hear it!
Instagram and social media are transforming the food industry, but is the fixation on visual aesthetics destroying the dining experience?Elizabeth Hotson explores the nexus between our stomachs and our smartphone screens, with help from sandwich blogger Xander Fletcher, cake decorator Georgia Green, online food and drink reviewer Rebecca Milford, food writer Natalie Seldon and restaurateur Cokey Sulkin, among others. Producer: Elizabeth Hotson(Picture: Cake decorated by Georgia Green; Credit: Elizabeth Hotson)
Georgia Green is a regular participant in Amy and my cycling classes at Life Time Fitness. I'll never forget the first day she walked in > tall, strong, with a great big smile – she looks like a fitness instructor – and came right up to me, with her hand extended; “Hi, I'm Georgia!” What she didn't share with me, during our initial meeting, is that Georgia has committed to Continue Reading... The post ICI Podcast 342 – 2 PEOPLE, 2 BICYCLES, 2 DOGS, 1 TRAILER, 12 MONTHS, 10,000 MILES appeared first on Indoor Cycle Instructor Podcast | ICI/PRO Premium Education.
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