Podcast appearances and mentions of gina johnson

For a destination wedding or honeymoon, the right choice for your clients often is an all-inclusive resort. In this panel, we feature representatives of several all-inclusive properties who give you the lowdown on why their resort is the perfect place to book based on its location, facilities and programs. Alan Fine of Insider Travel Report moderates this panel that includes Yanique Thomas, weddings manager, Princess Hotels & Resorts Jamaica; Ruben Velazquez Robles, business development manager, Ocean by H10 Hotels; Gina Johnson, senior manager-destination weddings, Hilton All-Inclusive and Marina Cabrera, product and operation coordinator Caribbean for Bahia Principe Resorts. All our Insider Travel Report video interviews are archived and available on our Youtube channel  (youtube.com/insidertravelreport), and as podcasts with the same title on: Spotify, Pandora, Stitcher, PlayerFM, Listen Notes, Podchaser, TuneIn + Alexa, Podbean,  iHeartRadio,  Google, Amazon Music/Audible, Deezer, Podcast Addict, and iTunes Apple Podcasts, which supports Overcast, Pocket Cast, Castro and Castbox.  

April 29, 2025 ~ Michigan House Rep. Gina Johnson joins Lloyd, Jamie, and Chris Renwick to discuss her proposal to incentivize smaller class sizes in kindergarten through third grade with additional funding to improve learning outcomes.

Communicating with your farmers market community can take a lot of forms nowadays. Do you send emailed vendor advisories? Use a private Facebook or Instagram group? Smoke signals or carrier pigeons, maybe? One way or another it's important for farmers, vendors and managers that everyone stays in the loop. In this episode Catt and Brijet and Justine are joined by market directors Gina Johnson from Madison, Illinois, and Rebecah Boynton from Nashville, Tennessee.    This episode of Tent Talk was originally recorded and broadcast in July, 2022. We thought it was worth an encore for long time listeners and a great way to provide newer followers with this valuable information, including:     Subject lines that get your emails opened Why written communication is important Determining the right timing for reminders  Facilitating conversations open to everyone  Using social media platforms and tools  This episode of Tent Talk is supported by Vendor-101, providing online education to prospective market farmers and vendors and helping small businesses succeed.

Graham Cluley joins to discuss trends he's been seeing lately in online scams. N2K's very own Gina Johnson shares some insights on a discussion a few episode ago on why people need a prescription for oxygen in the US. Joe brings up the topic of getting and exploiting access to your infrastructure, and shares an article that deals with the rise of social engineering fraud in business email compromise. Dave shares a personal story this week, on how he got scammed from a Facebook post, sharing that it can happen to anyone. Our catch of the day comes from listener Vance, who writes in to share a scam he found via "snail mail," regarding a life insurance policy that he needs to collect on. Please take a moment to fill out an audience survey! Let us know how we are doing! Links to the stories: The Rise of Social Engineering Fraud in Business Email Compromise How Sophisticated Social Engineering Attacks Are Targeting IT Service Desks Have a Catch of the Day you'd like to share? Email it to us at hackinghumans@thecyberwire.com.

When it comes to the world of flipping, competition can be fierce. How can you not just survive and thrive in this cutthroat industry? Rodel and Gina Johnson are an exceptional couple who have achieved above-average earnings in the highly competitive market of real estate flipping. They have been investing in the Atlanta, Georgia area for years and have created a mutually beneficial situation for both themselves and their sellers. In this episode, Rodel and Gina reveal their secret to making a lasting first impression. They share how they have successfully cultivated business relationships with people and make their flipping business work through the years even amidst the recent economic situation. Checkout: Raising Capital Without Rejection Full-Day Workshop (Online): https://investorattractionworkshop.com/ What you will learn from this episode for 23 minutes: Explore different tactics to maximize your earnings when flipping properties. Discover the benefits of relationship-building in finding the most advantageous deals. Create a win-win situation for both you and the seller without sacrificing your earnings and stressing yourself as an investor. Resources: Want to have a chat with Rodel and Gina? Click here: https://investwithjemi.com Topics Covered: 01:02 - How this couple forged a path in real estate 03:29 - Investment strategy they are focusing now 06:59 - Finding motivated sellers and creating mutually beneficial situation with them 08:29 - The role each one plays in their real estate business 11:42 - What makes flipping more beneficial than buy-and-hold 12:50 - Circumstances where they've helped sellers the most while earning more 16:01 - Is the high interest rates affecting flipping and renovations? 18:03 - What sets them apart from their competitors 20:40 - The compound effect of goodwill 21:17 - What do they look forward to doing in their real estate business Key Takeaways: "It's building rapport with the seller, talking to off market properties and sellers." - Rodel Johnson "We've found, the people we use as contractors, they're also real estate investors, and our real estate agent is also an investor. We've kind of leveraged them as well in the work that we've been doing." - Rodel Johnson "The fix and flips big benefits is that you're in the renovation pretty quickly and you're out pretty quickly." - Rodel Johnson "It's about relationship-building, it's about knowing that we're dealing with people, that people need help in certain areas when it comes to real estate. And as a physician, I'm always in an area of service. So we bring that to the table when we're dealing with prospects who might have a property." - Gina Johnson "We don't want to cut corners; we want to do it with all of the resources we have." - Gina Johnson "We rely on our strengths. I'm not going to go and talk to a seller, I let Rodel do it because he knows how to talk the numbers. But for me, it might be that I pick out the design of how we're going to renovate. That's just our personality and that's why people come back to us because of the way that we are." - Gina Johnson Connect with Rodel and Gina Johnson: Website: https://investwithjemi.com/who-we-are/ Connect with Dave Dubeau: Podcast: http://www.propertyprofitspodcast.com/ Website: https://davedubeau.com/home Investor Attraction Workshop: http://www.investorattractionworkshop.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thedavedubeau LinkedIn: http://linkedin.com/in/davedubeau  

The Monologue: COVID weekend run-down shows how little interest there is in the facts of Delta. The Interview: Ryle Goodrich gives a terrifying update on the situation at the Broadview-Thompson K-8 encampment. The Monologue: Portland can't find police to curb rising murder rates. The Interview: Regan Dunn reacts to the horrific attempted rape at the county courthouse. LongForm: Cherie LaMaine saw her grandaughter's lemonade stand closed by a park ranger… while homeless encampments are thriving. The Quick Hit: Bellevue city council candidate Dr. Gina Johnson discusses her campaign. The Last Rantz: Tumwater story shows you organizing works -- look at it as a case study See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

My mom is back on the podcast for the one year anniversary of my dad's death.

The Portland Trail Blazers were on fire during their time in the NBA bubble and no one was more exciting to watch than point guard Damian Lillard. Court-Side Moms, joined by guest co-host, Amanda Mina, is excited to welcome Damian’s mom, Gina Johnson, to today’s episode. After being named NBA Bubble MVP, a season ending injury put Damian on the bench and Gina talks about how they are coping with the many ups and downs of the past few months. It takes a village - many of Damian’s family moved with him to Portland when he was drafted and we hear how that has changed his life and theirs. Gina shares stories of Damian’s early years, how his grit and determination helped him overcome challenges on the way to draft night and a career in the NBA. She also talks about what it’s been like to be an NBA mom these past 8 years and we hear about Damian’s upcoming wedding, the Adidas endorsement and the Dame 6 sneaker deal. An entertaining and fun filled episode you won’t want to miss.

Delta College Head Coach Gina Johnson joins Mario Ramos to talk about what led her into coaching, last year's unbelievable squad, and coaching in Stockton. Check it out!

This week one of our West Coast runners, Dr. Gina Johnson, talks with us about the breadth and depth of World Vision’s work. As one of our long time runners and fundraisers, Gina is a pediatrician and provides a unique and enlightening perspective that will expand your view of the work we move our feet for.

Gina Johnson is the president of Little Rock Tours. She's a native of Columbus, Ohio, and is a Summa Cum Laude graduate of Ohio University's Scripps School of Journalism, where she earned a Bachelor's Degree in Journalism. Gina's background is in television news and has worked in newsrooms across Ohio and in Little Rock. She co-founded Little Rock Tours in 2003, which has been featured in the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Southern Living Magazine, and various other national publications. To listen to the entire podcast or for more info, visit http://www.shrimptankpodcast.com/arkansas/Music by BenSound.com

In this Community Showcase episode, we feature Gina Johnson, currently an adjunct professor of Communication at the college of Southern Maryland, and also a new instructional designer --- she just enrolled in a certification program that started a few days ago! You don't often meet a workplace professional with this much passion and energy. Gina has a variety of skill sets that seem to have led her to instructional design, and it's going to be exciting watching her trajectory. Check out the episode - Gina has a great career in instructional design ahead of her. https://www.linkedin.com/in/gina-johnson-61a53b111/ https://twitter.com/gina_bks

Do you believe that our most painful storms and our most shameful mistakes can turn into our greatest victories? I do. I believe that as humans, it is our responsibility to grow through what we go through. It is our choice to let the circumstances of our past (or present) destroy us or build us up. In today's podcast episode, I interviewed Gina Johnson. Gina has faced some of the biggest storms in her life but she refuses to let those storms tear her down. She has overcome sexual assault, multiple divorces, tremendous debt and a heart attack. But in spite of the battles she has faced, she continues to smile, she continues to fight and continues to move forward.This episode of the podcast has some powerful lessons for the Christian woman who feels like her faith and her resilience is being tested.Tune in every Wednesday at 5 AM JST/7 PM EST for your weekly dose of inspiration, encouragement and advice to get you through this thing called life! Connect with Gina on Facebook HERE and connect with us on YouTube at @sheisamessage.Subscribe To The Podcast:She Is A Mess on Apple PodcastsShe Is A Mess on SpotifyShe Is A Mess On Google PodcastsShe Is A Mess On StitcherReady To Be A Guest On The Show?Be Our Guest

Taylor's mom is back on the podcast to talk about mental health. It's the perfect time for this conversation because Taylor is losing his mind from being trapped in his apartment. Also, Laban Massey returns to figure out how to navigate another awkward situation. Also also, are you an alien listening to this in the future? Taylor has a question for you. JOIN THE DISCORD: http://taylorjohnsononline.com/discord 

I met Dr. Gina Johnson at an Ellevate Network happy hour in Bellevue, Washington. We bonded over Pinot Noir before we bonded over integrative health. Gina provides personalized lifestyle / functional medicine on the phone. Her virtual telemedicine clinic and concierge service helps people optimize and manage their total health. This interview comes at a perfect time to provide strategies during the stay-home mandate. Here's the short list: #1 Avoid the virus. Stay home. #2 Wash hands, don't touch your face. #3 Recognize the word vulnerable encompasses more than just elders Here are a few signs your immune system is not well You get sick frequently. You can say "yes" on lifestyle factors like smoking, drinking, vaping, poor diet. You have a medical condition like diabetes, hypertension, obesity, even sinus infections. Gina shares how to be the curator of your own health and what to watch for before you call the doctor during this pandemic. Most importantly, if you have symptoms, call your doc. If you have difficulty breathing, call 911. Listen for more details and Gina's own strategies for staying sane in the shut in. If you want to contact Gina, go to https://www.vitalmindbody.com/or connect on Facebook. If you live in Bellevue and you want to support a local business, order dinner from https://www.cepae.com/ tonight.

On the latest episode of the WHAT podcast, Tara and Cassidy name their All 2000 Decade team and they are nothing like you would expect. Tune in to find out who they chose, catch up on the Blazers since the All Star Break and ask if we should let go of our anger about the Blazers’ loss on March 6, 2001? 1:00 Icebreaker: Red Vines or Twizzlers? Also black licorice stories.  2:30 Thoughts on the Blazers without Lillard? CJ McCollum has limited options. There is a big difference between the guys in suits and the guys suited up.  6:45 Nassir Little has changed his shoes. No more pink. When are the guys in street clothes going to form a suit rainbow? 9:00 2000s All Decade team. What were you doing in 2000? Did you have a favorite player? How about 2010? 17:30 Cassidy’s picks: she agrees with the fan vote for the Trail Blazers all decade team. Adds picks for her favorite players from the Portland Fire: Jackie Stiles, DeMya Walker, Kristin Folkl, Sophia Witherspoon and Sylvia Crawley. 20:40 For Tara’s all-decade team she refused to select anyone who was on the team on March 6, 2001, when the Blazers blew the lead against the Vancouver Grizzlies to lose the game on the night that Clyde Drexler’s jersey was retired. This made it very hard to choose an all decade team.  27:30 Cassidy was at that game, so she weighs in on if we should forgive the team for that loss.  28:30 Tara has a superstitious dislike of special nights.  30:30 Smooth Jazz no more, things are getting rocky in Utah 33:00 Will He or Won’t He? The return of Steph Curry. Steve Kerr doesn’t seem very flexible.  35:20 New podcast hosted by Sonya and Del Curry, Raising Fame, the latest episode features Gina Johnson, Damian Lillard’s mom.  36:30 Can You Fix a Broken Heart? The Story of Andre Iguodala 39:30 Zion meet Lebron, Lebron meet Zion. On the first meeting of the two stars.  43:30 Outro Follow Blazer’s Edge on Twitter @blazersedge, WHAT Pod @HoopsAndTalks, Tara @tcbbiggs, and Cassidy @CassidyGemmet. This week’s guest:  Join the Women’s Hoops And Talks Facebook group to talk about Trail Blazers with others who identify as women who love basketball. Music used in the episode: “Happy Alley” Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License. Subscribe to the podcast Apple Podcasts Google Play Spotify Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Imagine if your kid laid out all of his goals and dreams when he was just 13 years old. And made every one of them happen. Imagine if he said he was going to do it all for you, so you could stop working and enjoy life. Imagine if he loved music, and started rapping -- about you. Imagine if most of the kids he lived around were into drugs and gangs and getting into trouble. But your kid kept his head down, worked his tail off, and made good. Imagine raising Damian Lillard. Gina Johnson tells what it was like to bring up the intense, gifted man-child who quietly predicted his own superstardom -- yet remains one of the humblest stars in the NBA today.

Taylor calls up his close friend and old youth pastor, Glyndon Greer, to talk about the podcast they did together 14 years ago. Then Taylor interviews his mom about death and grief. And to close it all out, Dani Barrera tells a ridiculous story about kissing a boy for a friend.Got a question or comment about something in this episode? Send your thoughts to taylor@taylorjohnsononline.com Thanks to Lucky Star for the use of their song "Shake Your Body" and thanks to Jordan Combs for the use of "Burn Norton" and "The Dry Salvages."

Topics covered in this episode: Gina's experience of a heart attack. Children going missingWhat is angina? How is Angina detected?MigrainesDealing with your ex bad mouthing you to your children about your illnessThe benefits of working for yourselfGina's awesome podcast - ‘Life's valleys and mountain tops' Wait till you hear about the weirdest thing Gina has ever done! (Hint: It involves a bus, a paedophile and a newspaper) Catch up with Gina at:www.Synergymindsetcoaching.comOn facebook: /ginaamjohnsonOr Insta: @synergymindsetcoaching You can also hear DISabled to ENabled podcast host Jessie Ace being interviewed on Gina's podcast here Join the ENabled tribe:Search Facebook: ENabled Warriors Or Insta: Enabled_Warriors Get your free messenger gift: bit.ly/5daystresschallenge

In this episode i have invited Gina Johnson from the Valleys and Mountaintops Podcast to join me. Like many of us she lived a rather normal life, until one day where she was hit by a heart attack, What she didn't know was, that she suffered from Vasospastic Angina, Listen to her tell about how this period of her life, came to change her entire life, and how she has used this as fuel to not just help herself, but also to help others. She went from driving for public transit to work as a life coach, trying to help others in the same situation. You can follow Ginas own podcast Valleys and Mountaintops right here Follow her Synergy Mindset Coaching sit here Or visit her Facebook or Linked In profiles. Read more about Fanconi Anemia right here. Follow Life, Death & Happiness on: Facebook, twitter & YouTube. Donations are always welcome but never required. The Podcast is and will remain free no matter what :) But feel free to help me out with donations if you feel like it.

Gina Johnson is the host of the podcast "Life's Valleys and Mountaintops."  She's also the owner and coach of of Synergy Mindset Coaching.  In tonight’s 13th episode of the Saturday Night Special Gina and and I talk about self care and balance.  Gina shares some of her personal journey through a major medical issue, debt, destroyed relationships and how she rebuilt her life to now help others with similar issues.    Show Notes and Resources.

Brayden Johnson will be interviewing Gina Johnson.About our history , where we came from.How we got here, where she works .

Join your Flex it Pink co founders as they dive into Gina Johnson's story and how she overcame body dysmorphia. Such an incredible ounce of inspiration from a beautiful mama. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/flex-it-pink/support

Denny Krahe of Diz Runs Radio shared my story on his podcast. We talked about quitting smoking, loosing weight and the relentless pursuit of achieving your dreams. You can find the show notes he wrote up at: http://www.dizruns.com/gina-johnson/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lvmountaintops/message

Gina Johnson isn't one to give up in the face of adversity. Even if the adversity comes in the form of a heart attack while she was training for her first half marathon. No matter what life throws at her, she keeps finding her way back to our sport! Check out the full show notes for this episode at http://DizRuns.com/734 Love the show? Check out the support page for ways you can help keep the Diz Runs Radio going strong! http://dizruns.com/support Become a Patron of the Show! Visit http://Patreon.com/DizRuns to find out how. Get Your Diz Runs Radio Swag! http://dizruns.com/magnet Subscribe to the Diz Runs Radio Find Me on an Apple Device http://dizruns.com/itunes Find Me on an Android http://dizruns.com/stitcher Find Me on SoundCloud http://dizruns.com/soundcloud Please Take the Diz Runs Radio Listener Survey http://dizruns.com/survey Win a Free 16-Week Training Plan Enter at http://dizruns.com/giveaway Join The Tribe If you’d like to stay up to date with everything going on in the Diz Runs world, become a member of the tribe! The tribe gets a weekly email where I share running tips and stories about running and/or things going on in my life. To get the emails, just sign up at http://dizruns.com/join-the-tribe The tribe also has an open group on Facebook, where tribe members can join each other to talk about running, life, and anything in between. Check out the group and join the tribe at https://www.facebook.com/groups/thedizrunstribe/

Suicide rates continue to rise and it has been estimated that it is the second leading cause of death in teens. Although it is all too common it is not often spoken about and it can be difficult to find support if you have a teen that has attempted to take their life. There is often a stigma attached to what it means to have a child try to take their own life and also the fact that society seems to only deal with things when it is too late. Anna has been through this and due to the lack of support ended up shifting her entire career to create that support as well as be available to support her daughter. She faced one of the worst events that a parent can when her daughter attempted to take her own life. She shares her story openly and vulnerable today and lives her life to empower Moms.   Welcome to the Synergy Mindset Coaching Podcast. We share inspiring stories and expert advice to help you with your daily personal growth to achieve the life you desire. I am your host and certified life coach Gina Johnson.     Anna Milne is your lifeline thrown out to support you in the midst of the storm; pulling you back to shore away from the guilt, overwhelm and towards peace and calm. Flourishing Moms was created for moms to have a place to go, to learn, grow and not Survive but to  Flourish. Anna is a trained Child, Youth and Family Counsellor, and Life Coach who has years of experience working with families all around the world. Her focus changed from Children to working with Moms out of her own need of support while walking through her youngest daughters suicide attempt.  She is that much-needed spark of light in the midst of that at times overwhelming Chaos. She shares the story of how they healed as a family and how she overcame feelings of guilt. Listen to the interview by clicking on the player to hear the whole story. She speaks to the heart of a parent, in saying, "it is not your fault". Favorite Book: The Four Agreements  Favorite Podcast: Links: The Flourishing Moms Podcast: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/flourishing-moms/id1442910743?mt=2 Instagram Anna Milne https://www.instagram.com/flourishing_moms/ Music Credit to: Corporate Innovative by Scott Holmes  scottholmesmusic.com Our Daily Personal Growth Community https://www.facebook.com/groups/synergymindsetcoaching/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lvmountaintops/message

Imagine this. You're a parent of 3 kids, you're training for a marathon, you live a healthy lifestyle, and all of a sudden...you have a heart attack. What kind of place would that put you mentally? Well, this is exactly what Gina Johnson experienced. While being in the hospital for a few days after learning she had a heart condition, Gina quickly found that there was little conversation happening online around what she experienced and how to navigate it. This inspired Gina to take matters into her own hands and create a podcast where she not only spoke with people who had a similar experience but where she talked about the deeper mindset and emotional shifts that occur when you experience something traumatic. Gina has created a successful coaching business, is the host of a successful business, and is doing some incredible top secret work in her community. This interview will inspire you to get off the sidelines and jump in fully!

Monday is a great place to start something. I just spent a whole of lot of ESQUIVELIO'S Money at Big O In Orem, UT Great Experience! Thanks Kieth @ BIg O! I was just on The Synergy Mindset Coaching Podcast with Gina Johnson! I had a lot fun! http://synergymindsetcoaching.com/ryan/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/esquivelios-money/support

What do you do in the bottom drops out of your life? Gina Johnson had that happen to her and talks to Dr. Brad Miller about what she did to get through a dark period of her life on Episode 015 of The Pathway to Promise Podcast. Gina was cruising along in life with a good job a nice home and being an athlete she was training to run a marathon. That’s when the bottom dropped out of her life. One day while on a training run for an upcoming marathon she was brought to her knees by a crushing migraine headache which sent her to the hospital. It was quickly discovered that she (at age 34) had had a massive heart attack which completely debilitated her for months. This was quickly followed by a divorce from her husband which led to alienation from family and friends. To add insult to injury she lost her job as well. Gina found herself a suddenly single mother of two small children her marathon running days devastated by a disease with no job and seemingly alone in the world. What Gina did do overcome the terrible circumstances she found herself in and pull out of very dark time in her life drove the conversation that she had with Dr. Brad. Gina chose to face her adversity proactively taking the approach that “every day is a second chance” In this episode Gina shares with Dr Brad the complete transformation that took her from a dark place where she could of given up to living out her promised life where she now coaches others in overcoming devastating health circumstances and publishes a successful podcast “Every Day Is a Second Chance” where she interviews people who have had near-death experiences. Starting the podcast was one bold action that Gina took begin her life transformation. She goes into detail with Dr. Brad about the people and the actions vital to helping her overcome her circumstances. Gina shares with Dr. Brad that the most important action she took was going to church for a coworkers children’s Christmas play. It was there that she began the process of discovering that a life of Christian faith and accepting Jesus Christ as her savior was the key to helping her find her promised life. The word community is vital for Gina in overcoming adversity to find her promised life. She built a new community of relationships to support her in her transformation and credits the faith community in developing her life of faith. Gina now is building her own online community where she is called to encourage people going through dark times in their lives and is writing a book telling the story of people overcoming adversity and discovering for themselves that every day is a second chance. This is a compelling story of a woman overcoming the adversity of a devastating heart attack to discover her promised life of peace, prosperity, and purpose. Dr. Brad Miller holds a doctoral degree in transformational leadership and has 35 years of pastoral experience. He believes that every person has a God-given promised life of peace, prosperity, and purpose and that you need a proven path with the proper people to guide you there. The Pathway to Promise Podcast exists to guide people through adversity to find their promised life of peace, prosperity, and purpose. Dr. Brad Miller April 2018 http://everydayisasecondchance.com (http://everydayisasecondchance.com) The post The Forty Day Way w/ Dr Brad Miller (http://www.pathwaypromise.com) .

No one wants to give their kids bad news, and it’s hard to imagine something worse than telling your kids you have cancer. For lymphoma survivors Gina Johnson and Connie Grayson, the challenge was greater — because they not only had their own kids to tell, but as teachers, they also had a school full of children to navigate. Every kid reacts differently to the news, as Johnson recounts her discussion with her children. “We sat down at the kitchen table and my daughter screamed hysterically,” recalls Gina. “But my son just sat there. ‘Is that it?’ he said.” For Connie, the discussion was complicated by the fact that she had recently lost her own father to melanoma.“ My daughter had lost her grandfather to cancer, and then her mother was diagnosed with cancer, too.” Grayson says. “She was very, very angry.” Using both humor and honesty, Gina and Connie were able to help their own kids manage their anger and fear, and to also help the many kids whose lives they touch at their schools.