Podcast appearances and mentions of gina harris

How do you continue to grow what you know? With 96 acres, 30 specialty gardens, and a tropical plant house that opened earlier this year, Memphis Botanic Garden offers the people of all ages and interests opportunities for education, relaxation, and connection. Olivia Wall and Gina Harris drop by to share the role the gardens play in experiential learning for all, all year long. Resources mentioned in this episode include: Memphis Botanic Garden (MBG) Holiday Wonders at Memphis Botanic Garden MBG Specialty Gardens Youth Education and Tropical Plant House Live at the Garden This episode is made possible in partnership with Independent Bank.

In episode 213 of the Pool Nation Podcast, Edgar, John, and Zac return to break down the nominees for the 2024 Pool Nation Awards. The team dives into key categories and shares excitement for the upcoming event. They also touch on Zach's recent adventures in Idaho, John's fitness journey, and the latest news on the Heritage Pool Pro Appreciation Event, which will feature hands-on training and the new Apple Bar concept for pool professionals. Join the fun as they share personal stories, industry insights, and a whole lot of laughter. Episode Breakdown: [00:00:00] - Intro: The hosts return to discuss life updates, pool industry trends, and the start of the podcast episode. Zach is still out in the wilderness, and Edgar welcomes everyone back. [00:03:00] - Zach's Wilderness Adventure: The team checks in on Zach, who's currently hunting in Idaho, while joking about his outdoor challenges and sharing some light-hearted banter. [00:10:00] - Pool Nation Awards Nominees Discussion: Edgar, John, and Zach dive into the exciting 2024 Pool Nation Awards, highlighting some of the top nominations and what the awards mean for the industry. [00:12:00] - Heater of the Year: Nominees include: Hayward Universal H-Series, Jandy JXI with VersaFlow, Pentair MasterTemp, Raypak Avia. [00:14:00] - Automation of the Year: Nominees include: Hayward OmniLogic, Jandy AquaLink RS, Pentair IntelliCenter, Poolside Tech – The Attendant. [00:16:00] - Pool Cleaner of the Year: Nominees include: Apier Scuba N1 Pro, BWT RC60, Dolphin Explorer E70, Hayward TrackVac, Pentair Rebel, Polaris Atlas, Polaris Freedom Plus, PowerVac 3600. [00:18:00] - Variable Speed Pump of the Year: Nominees include: Aquastar Pipeline Pump, Hayward TriStar VS, Jandy VS FloPro, Pentair IntelliFlo 3, Waterway Power Defender. [00:20:00] - Heat Pump of the Year: Nominees include: AquaComfort Heat Cool, Crosswind V, Gulfstream HE, Hayward HeatPro, Jandy VersaTemp Heat Chill, Pentair UltraTemp, AquaCal HeatWave. [00:22:00] - Filter of the Year: Nominees include: Aquastar Pipeline Filter, Hayward SwimClear, Jandy DEV, Pentair FullFlow XF, Waterway Crystal Water. [00:24:00] - Innovative Product of the Year: Nominees include: Beta SE Plus Pro Pool Skimmer, Ultimate Pool Tools Hypervalve, Poolside Tech – The Attendant. [00:26:00] - Distributor of the Year: Nominees include: Heritage Pool Supply, Horner Express, SCP, PWP. [00:28:00] - Salt System of the Year: Nominees include: AutoPilot ChlorSync, Hayward AquaRite, Estuary Salt System, Jandy TruClear, Pentair IntelliChlor, Resilience E-Series. [00:30:00] - People Categories: [00:30:30] - Trainer of the Year: Nominees include: Brad Duncan (Raypak), Eric Knight (HASAA), Ken Kaufman (Raypak), Lauren Broom (Space Coast Pool School), Rob Stewart, Terry Arko, Ronnie James. [00:32:00] - Builder of the Year: Nominees include: Anthony & Sylvan Pools, Clappy Pools, Endless Summer Pools, Gold Medal Pools, Living Stone Pools, Master Touch Pools, Oasis Pools, OC Poolscapes, Southern Wind Pools, Lucas Lagoons, Envy Pools Arizona. [00:34:00] - Retailer of the Year: Nominees include: Central Iowa Pool & Spa (Des Moines, Iowa), Griffin Pool & Spa (Lexington, Kentucky), Taylor Pools (Waycross, Georgia), The Pool Doctor of Rhode Island (Coventry, Rhode Island), The Pool Place (West Monroe, Louisiana), Townley Pool & Spa (Little Rock, Arkansas). [00:36:00] - Sales Rep Group of the Year: Nominees include: Alpha West Marketing Group, Blake Sales Associates, Devin Con Malarkey Associates, Performance Link Rep Group, The Grit Game, Thornburg Enterprises, WECC & Associates. [00:38:00] - 30 Under 40 Female of the Year: Nominees include: Debra Martin, Mackenzie Kinder, Molly Snyder, Nicole Geisberger. [00:39:00] - 30 Under 40 Male of the Year: Nominees include: Aiden Dunn, Jack Speronez, James Broderick, Nick LaPuente. [00:40:30] - Sales Rep of the Year: Nominees include: AJ Grucky, Andrew Raglin, Brian Croissant, Carlene Viboch, Daniel Nicholas, Johnny Davis, Matt Greenfell, Russ Kennedy, Sean Linderman, Tyler Topp, Brian Sadler. [00:42:00] - Best Truck Wrap of the Year: Nominees include: Panther City Pools, Pool Guardians, Pool Tile Rescue, Sea Dog Pools, Superior Pool Solutions. [00:43:30] - Women's Trailblazer of the Year: Nominees include: Akshaya Sekhar, Bonnie Chong, Crystal Lengua Rowell, Elizabeth McMurray, Gina Harris, Jamie Novak, Lacey Davis, Natalie Portillo, Sabina Hickman, Shelley Morris, Stephanie Gardner, Taryn Springsteen. [00:45:00] - Pool Company of the Year (250 Pools or Less): Nominees include: Big Family Pools, Blue Oasis Pool Care, Family Pool 360, First Response Pools, Times Pool & Spa, Logan's Pool Service, Pool Guardians, Preserve Pools. [00:47:00] - Pool Guy of the Year: Nominees include: Alex Moran, Benny Romero, Brian Gallick, Daniel Sarda, Francisco Mascorro, Jay Lardy, Joel Forrester, Jordan Orr, Michael Kraus, Miguel Cabello, Omar Falcón, Ray Da Rosa. [00:49:00] - Pool Girl of the Year: Nominees include: Alicia Rowe, Deidre Bedford, Devin Spacey, Jennifer Mele, Kristen Mello, Lauren Vance, Lindy Sharp, Maria Castellanos, Megan Hightower Noor, Sabrina Salem, Sarah Barrow. [00:50:00] - Heritage Pool Pro Appreciation Event Preview: Edgar previews the upcoming Heritage Pool Pro Appreciation Event, discussing the hands-on training and introducing the new Apple Bar concept where pool professionals can seek advice on scaling, HR, training, and business development. [00:58:00] - Final Thoughts and Wrap-Up: The hosts give a final shout-out to the Pool Nation community, encouraging everyone to vote for the awards and sharing plans for upcoming podcast episodes, which will feature some of the nominees.

How do you continue to grow what you know? With 96 acres, 30 specialty gardens, and a brand new tropical plant house, Memphis Botanic Garden offers the people of all ages and interests opportunities for education, relaxation, and connection. Olivia Wall and Gina Harris drop by to share how the Youth Education and Tropical Plant House is a unique regional asset and what role the gardens play in experiential learning for all. Recourses mentioned in this episode include: Teacher Appreciation Week Teachers' Lounge on May 7 Memphis Botanic Garden Specialty gardens Youth Education and Tropical Plant House Live at the Garden This episode is made possible in partnership with Independent Bank.

When Gina's son was stillborn, she asked Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep for one of their volunteer photographers to capture her only moments with David at the hospital and this remembrance photography is her most cherished possession. There's 1,700 volunteer photographers around the world who've given free portrait sessions to 70,000 families like hers and Gina is now the CEO of this nonprofit that means so much to her. But there's still many communities without volunteers and hopefully the Army can help. Follow Clay & Buck on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/clayandbuckSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

When Gina's son was stillborn, she asked Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep for one of their volunteer photographers to capture her only moments with David at the hospital and this remembrance photography is her most cherished possession. There's 1,700 volunteer photographers around the world who've given free portrait sessions to 70,000 families like hers and Gina is now the CEO of this nonprofit that means so much to her. But there's still many communities without volunteers and hopefully the Army can help. Support the show: https://www.normalfolks.us/premiumSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

When Gina's son was stillborn, she asked Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep for one of their volunteer photographers to capture her only moments with David at the hospital and this remembrance photography is her most cherished possession. There's 1,700 volunteer photographers around the world who've given free portrait sessions to 70,000 families like hers and Gina is now the CEO of this nonprofit that means so much to her. But there's still many communities without volunteers and hopefully the Army can help. Follow Clay & Buck on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/clayandbuckSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

When Gina's son was stillborn, she asked Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep for one of their volunteer photographers to capture her only moments with David at the hospital and this remembrance photography is her most cherished possession. There's 1,700 volunteer photographers around the world who've given free portrait sessions to 70,000 families like hers and Gina is now the CEO of this nonprofit that means so much to her. But there's still many communities without volunteers and hopefully the Army can help. Support the show: https://www.normalfolks.us/premiumSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Todays guest on the podcast is Gina Harris @cactusandthewaveStoryteller, Mama, creator of Punta Punta surf retreat in Siargao, Philippines, @caitlincreeper had the pleasure to sit down with Gina recently and talk about what felt like… everything.Having babies overseas in the pandemicHow Gina met her partner and came to live in SiargaoHer reconnection with her roots and identity as a Filipina, raised in CaliforniaRaising her son in the PhilippinesBuilding a community and home in Siargao, and how her family weathered the devastation of a Category 5 TyphoonSetting up a life in a new country; and a few wild stories thrown in for good measure.Listen now!Find Gina:Instagram: @cactusandthewave // @puntapunta_siargao

In this episode of The Cheer Mom Podcast, we're learning more about what to look for when comparing teams in your athlete's division with the help of today's guest, Gina Harris. Gina Harris is a cheer coach and a cheer mom, and the story of what led her to become a cheerleader and eventually a cheer coach, is one of the most impactful stories I've heard in cheerleading. Gina is a six-time State Championship Coach and Choreographer, and the founder of Cheer Coach Academy, an online cheerleading resource for cheer coaches. She has been involved in cheerleading in many roles for over three decades, and today she is sharing her wisdom about relationships with your child's coaches (especially when things go "awry," and what to look for when trying to assess where your team will land in the standings. Of course, we all think our athlete is the best, and we can be biased when watching their team. But just because a routine is executed perfectly, doesn't always mean a first-place finish. Gina is helping us break it down. Special thanks to our podcast sponsor: Prodigy Cheer Apparel  

In the previous episode, I spoke with a musical writing team about their process of writing a full show for the stage with a cast and creative team bringing their story to life. But in today's episode I'm speaking with a singular artist about her one-woman show and the long journey it took to go from thoughts and ideas in her head to an actual production and a dramatic podcast as well. Gina Harris has performed in theaters and jazz clubs in New York, Los Angeles, and San Francisco. She's a veteran of the famous improv group The Groundlings and had a leading role in the Broadway and national touring productions of Beethoven's Tenth. A show that you've probably never heard of, and Gina will share with us why that is. But she also talks about dealing with the loss of her parents and mentor, what led her to write a one-woman musical called The Magic of Ordinary Things, even though she'd never written a song before in her life, and how she went through 10 different directors before finally finding the right person to guide her creative efforts. Learn more about Why I'll Never Make It at whyillnevermakeit.com  Subscribe to WINMI and get access to Bonus Episodes on Supercast  Donate to the production efforts in making this podcast Follow Why I'll Never Make It on Instagram or Twitter Get a free copy of WINMI's collection of Creative Wisdom    The Magic of Ordinary Things (stage show and podcast) How do you go on when the people you love die? If you could see them one more time, what would you say? What would you want to hear? Well, Gina Harris got the chance. The Magic of Ordinary Things is a musical memoir — a theatre piece, a dream, a Sufi Tale with original music.  It tells the story of how moments missed and things once taken for granted become the stepping stones to a new life. It reminds us that it's never too late. Written and performed by Gina Harris • Directed by Michael French   Final Five Questions with Gina Harris After our conversation on the inspirations and struggles of creating her one-woman show, Gina answered five final questions on the inspirations and advice he's received throughout her time in theater. You'll find her answers and more on the WINMI Blog. Follow Gina: Website | Instagram | YouTube Follow WINMI: Website | Instagram | Twitter | YouTube     

What I find fascinating about human emotions such as grief, is that every one of us deals with them differently. Some people shut down and deal internally with their feelings, others need the support and shoulders of friends and family. But sometimes it is this deep emotional turmoil, that gives birth to some of the most amazing pieces of art because some people work through their grief by writing, painting or singing about it.It is those songs born out of pure emotions that give me all the feels. Those are the songs that make me cry, give me goosebumps or just allow me to travel down memory lane. It really got me curious about the creative process that goes into writing and performing from a place of grief. And I was lucky enough to meet just the right person to talk to.Gina Harris is a singer/songwriter and actor who has performed in theaters and jazz clubs in New York, Los Angeles, and San Francisco. Gina has done just that – she wrote a solo musical called “The Magic of Ordinary Things,” where she addresses her thoughts and emotions of dealing with her own grief after the loss of her parents and her singing teacher Lilian. Her music, grown from her jazz and blues roots, is magical and dreamy. Her lyrics are haunting, nostalgic and deep. I was curious to have a look behind the scenes and find out more about her creative process and how she was able to blend love, grief and hope into music.A big THANK YOU to Reiner Erlings for the music. www.reinererlings.com 

Aparna Sen joins us in the studio. She's one of India's best loved and most successful film directors. Her career has spanned 40 years and she's explored issues around mental health, sexual abuse and infidelity. Aparna is in England for the London Indian Film Festival. The number of NHS midwives in England has fallen by over 600 in a year, according to figures by the Royal College of Midwives. We talk to Birte Harlev-lam from the Royal College of Midwives, as well as a midwife in the West Midlands. What's the reason behind this drop? We talk about what it's like to be a plus-sized actor. A new Matilda film is coming out starring Emma Thompson who will play Miss Trunchbull. It means she'll wear a fat suit for the role. Two plus-size actors, Katie Greenall and Samia La Virgne, give their reaction to the casting, and share their experiences of being a bigger actor. Welsh singer and dancer Marged Siôn is with us. She's in the band, Self Esteem and appears in a new Welsh-language short film called Hunan Hyder which means self-confidence). She talks to us about trauma, healing and appearing on stage with Adele! And we catch up with Gina Harris who at 82 has cycled from Lands End to John O'Groats. It took a month and she faced rainy days and tired legs!

Host Andrew Bartolotta sits down with Memphis Botanic Garden's Olivia Wall and Gina Harris to discuss the upcoming Alice's Adventures at the Garden Exhibit, Summer Camps, and Radians Amphitheater's Live at the Garden Concert Series.Learn more here: www.membg.org

Host Andrew Bartolotta sits down with Memphis Botanic Garden's Olivia Wall and Gina Harris to discuss the upcoming Alice's Adventures at the Garden Exhibit, Summer Camps, and Radians Amphitheater's Live at the Garden Concert Series.Learn more here: www.membg.org

This week D and Micki join in a conversation with Gina Harris, CEO of Now I Lay Me Down To Sleep, a non-profit providing the gift of remembrance portraits to parents experiencing the death of a baby. Gina uses her beautiful and candid ability to tell us her own personal stories of loss, her work with NILMDTS, and the importance of how we capture love and treasure memories. It's important to note that this episode speaks openly about infant and child death. Please take care in listening. https://www.nowilaymedowntosleep.org/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/d051/message

In this episode I talk to singer/songwriter Gina Harris! After the death of her parents, Gina began writing songs to help her process the emotions. Eventually the songs themselves began to take on their own form, telling Gina, "we're a one-person show now." Her show, which then became a podcast, "The Magic of Ordinary Things" is a 7 part audio drama that weaves together stories and songs that have helped Gina own her own story in a way that is relatable and inviting.  Follow all things Gina, including the podcast at http://GinaHarris.com  

This week on the podcast Kristyn Szala joins me back on the podcast to talk about Cuddle Cots – what they are, why a mom who has received a life-limiting diagnosis should know about these, how to learn more about them and how to get one for yourself or for someone you love. Kristyn shared her full story with us in Episode 134 but is joining us this week to talk specifically about Cuddle Cots and the role this resource played in her bereavement care. Kristyn says over and over during our time together what a blessing Cuddle Cots were to her after her son Asher was born still due to complications from a life-limiting diagnosis of Trisomy 18. Cuddle Cots gave her, and give moms like her, the gift of time. This amazing resource gives parents, as well as friends and family, the ability to spend time with their baby that they wouldn't really be able to otherwise. Cuddle cots are not widely known about in the US but they are gaining traction as a very helpful resource in bereavement care for families who have experienced the loss of a baby and Kristyn shares all about that in this episode. If you have been given a life-limiting diagnosis or knows someone who has this episode is going to be very helpful. And if you are a grieving mom, looking for a way to bless other moms I would listen in – knowing about Cuddle Cots and helping to raise awareness about this unique and helpful resource might be the very thing someone you know and love will need in the future. Like I shared last week in Episode 141 with Gina Harris, CEO of Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep, as we near the end of the year, if you are looking for year end giving opportunities this would be a really, really great opportunity to give to in honor of your baby this Christmas. To find out more about how to connect with Kristyn and give a donation head to www.facebook.com/AshersHope. Or reach out to your local hospital and give a donation for them to begin raising the funds necessary to purchase their own Cuddle Cot!   FREE RESOURCE FOR LIFE-LIMITING DIAGNOSIS & LIFE AFTER BABY LOSS Over the past 5 years we have helped thousands of women navigate life after the loss of a baby and we pulled our best and most helpful resources all into one easy to access resource. There is a separate bundle for miscarriage, infant loss and life-limiting diagnosis so the resources are very specific, tailored to you and your grief journey. To get your free resource bundle head to themorning.com/resourcebundle SHOW NOTESwww.themorning.com/blog/episode142 FREE ONLINE COMMUNITY www.themorning.com/community

This week I have the honor and privilege of interviewing Gina Harris, a mom who has experienced devastating loss with two sons diagnosed with life-limiting diagnosis as well as the immense pain of two subsequent miscarriages. Gina understands this journey well and is here today to share with us not only as a mother who has experienced the loss of a baby but also as the CEO of Now I Lay Me Down To Sleep. Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep is an organization that provides the gift of remembrance portraits to parents experiencing the death of a baby. Gina is passionate about the value of photographs for families like us and I was so grateful for this conversation. I especially loved when she said: “the photographs of our son David, are our most prized and cherished possession. They are everything to us still to this day. 14 years later… these photographs document the existence of our precious babies.”  I can't wait for you to hear more about Gina's story, the role that remembrance photography played in her story as well as Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep. Gina shares with us how we can help spread the news about the services they offer, both for moms and for medical professionals, and how you can get connected and learn more about their volunteer opportunities. As a side note they need more than just photographers as volunteers, so don't dismiss those volunteer opportunities until you hear Gina share a little more about ways you can serve. Also, I wanted to mention that as we near the end of the year, if you are looking for year end giving opportunities this would be a really, really great organization to give towards and you could even do so in honor of your baby this Christmas. To find out more about how to give a donation head to nowilaymedowntosleep.org, that's nowilaymedowntosleep.org.    HOLIDAY RESOURCESAlong with this podcast episode we have pulled together all of our best and most helpful resources for navigating the holidays, into our Holiday Workbook & Resource Bundle. This resource is going to include quick access to all of our holiday material, including links to our holiday interviews and posts like how to handle Christmas Cards as well as a workbook that gives you space to prepare your mind and heart for the holiday season  -- you can find that free download at www.themorning.com/holidays   FREE COMMUNITYwww.themorning.com/community SHOW NOTES www.themorning.com/blog/episode141  

In this episode, Gina shares about her grief and how it transformed her creative path. She now believes that everyone you miss is waiting inside you. Gina Harris is a singer/songwriter and actor who has performed in theaters and jazz clubs in New York, Los Angeles, and San Francisco. A protégé of Columbia Recording Artist, Lilian Loran, and a veteran of the Groundlings, Gina had a lead role in Peter Ustinov's Broadway and national touring productions of Beethoven's Tenth.“The Magic of Ordinary Things” came to Gina in a series of dreams and recovered memories after the deaths of her parents and beloved singing teacher.  It provided a glimmer of hope in a dark time when she thought her life was over. It tells of how missed moments and things once taken for granted become the steppingstones to a new life – even when things seem hopeless.Support the show (https://healgrief.org/donations/)

In this episode, Gina shares the stories of her 4 home births.  Each birth is unique and yet the thread of being fully supported shines through them all. Enjoy

Positive mindset coach and owner of Siargao wellness and surf resort Punta Punta, Gina Harris talks to us about the power of mindset, staying resilient, and shifting perspective to finding positivity in different situations in life. Gina takes us back to her sailing adventure that led to her blog moniker, Cactus and the Wave, and shares some grounding tips she practices to reduce anxiety in different situations.

Gina Harris is the CEO of Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep (NILMDTS), a nonprofit that provides professional remembrance photography worldwide for families who have suffered a stillbirth or infant loss. She understands firsthand the difference NILMDTS can make by positively impacting others lives during extremely difficult times. Listen to this episode to learn more about the importance of capturing a memory as part of the grieving process. Listen and Learn: Gina’s personal story that led to her Rainbow Babies The importance of creating tangible memories Tips on how medical providers can educate and inform families about the NILMDTS services Social media’s role in creating acceptance of such photographs How the NILMDTS process works Advice on how providers can take photos for the family if needed and other ways to support families Resources from Gina that You Can Use in Your Practice: Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep Website Related Products: A Guide to Grief & Healing After the Loss of Your Baby (Book+Web App) A Guide to Grief & Healing After the Loss of Your (Web

Gina Harris is the CEO of Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep (NILMDTS), a nonprofit that provides professional remembrance photography worldwide for families who have suffered a stillbirth or infant loss. She understands firsthand the difference NILMDTS can make by positively impacting others lives during extremely difficult times. Listen to this episode to learn more about the importance of capturing a memory as part of the grieving process. Listen and Learn: Gina’s personal story that led to her Rainbow Babies The importance of creating tangible memories Tips on how medical providers can educate and inform families about the NILMDTS services Social media’s role in creating acceptance of such photographs How the NILMDTS process works Advice on how providers can take photos for the family if needed and other ways to support families Resources from Gina that You Can Use in Your Practice: Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep Website Related Products: A Guide to Grief & Healing After the Loss of Your Baby (Book+Web App) A Guide to Grief & Healing After the Loss of Your (Web

GUEST: Gina Harris Director of Information Technology at TalkingRain Beverage Company https://www.linkedin.com/in/ginatharris?trk=miniprofile-photo http://www.talkingrain.com/   IT is just taking orders, fixing passwords, coding and explaining complex technical issues to those who don’t speak tech, right?  Not if you are Gina Harris, from Talking Rain.  IT is about viewing and treating people as change agents that require a whole business point of view.   Gina speaks to the necessity of fostering business knowledge as an IT professional in sales, negotiation, optimization of supply chain, assessing people’s brilliance and automating work-flow, vendor relations, and risk management.   Her advice, “Understand the business.  Look at it from a 50,000 ft view. Look at how we make money.  How we produce the goods we sell.  Find out what that is all about.  And then work down from the 40,000 ft, to the 30,000 ft, the 20,000 ft and understand who the players are. Who the influencers are…What the potential is to differentiate us from our competition.  Really, it is ‘know the business,’ once you know the business, the IT part is a lot easier.”   She shares that having a Learning Organization is essential to her company’s overall success.   How do you ensure you have a Learning Organization?      Empower your team with information.  Paint the picture of the problem, brainstorm, research and collaborate the solution together.    Soft skills are more important than your tech skills.     Ability to embrace change.    Being open minded     Initiative    Empathy    Self Awareness      Willing to Collaborate    Thick Skinned- Don’t take rejection personally, find out what you could do better.    Team Building     Have each other’s back    Humor     No one says, “this is not my job”    Speak to strengths and weaknesses    Give credit and appreciate people’s skills    Compassion & Empathy translates into Good Work     When you treat people well, give them feedback and look them in the eye on a regular basis, they will rally behind the leadership if they feel supported.   Thank you, Gina, for your transparent and informed advice on how to generate mighty good work as an IT pro and company wide.   Visit Mighty Good Work and The Yes Works at: www.TheYesWorks.com   Found out more great info from Gina in this article: http://food.cioreview.com/cxoinsight/the-business-value-of-it--nid-14037-cid-29.html   Theme music by: Miguel Juarez   Midshow break music by : Allan Loucks www.TinEar.com

A powerful show about perseverance and turning life's tragedies into a life full of purpose. Gina Harris is truly a champion who has had some difficult life experiences but has shown the will of a winner and has lived a life of purpose. Gina is an inspirational speaker, nonprofit consultant and the CEO of the nonprofit organization Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep. She has shared her story to a wide variety of audiences across the country and has co-authored several books. Gina has been featured in the media including the LA Times, CNN, the Huffington Post, CBS, and local media outlets nationally. I love her mantra...you can be bitter or better, it's our choice!

   A very special and touching episode with Gina Harris and Ken Broermann from “NILMDTS”. Listen to the beginning story of this organization and what brought Gina and the organization together. If you are interested in becoming a volunteer, visit their website www.NowILayMeDownToSleep.org. Visit their booth and meet NILMDTS CEO: Stop by booth #1453 on Monday, January 11th […]

Episode #149 of the podcast features an interview with Gina Harris. Discussion topics: Emotional shoots, communication, remaining professional and giving back.

Following their victory over Florida, Alabama is enjoying their first bye week. It's been fundamentals for the boys in Crimson at practice this week on top of some time to get over the bumps and bruises of a football season. For BAMS, we don't take bye weeks, and have a great show lined up for this evening. Crimson Tide commitment Blake Barnett and his mother Gina Harris will join the program at 8:20 to discuss their visit to Alabama this past weekend. They will be followed up by John Garcia Jr from Scout.com at 9 to talk about a multitide of Tide topics including recruiting, and what he's seen from the 2014 team. The action starts at 8:00 with Cary Clark, Drew DeArmond and Thomas Watts. Be there, or be Auburn.