Podcasts about Girl Thing

TKM Productions presents the first play written by Iowa theatre mainstay and TKM co-founder Deb Kennedy. A cast full of Deb's friends and past collaborators bring her anecdotes and reflections to life in “It's a Girl Thing.” The stories are by turn hilarious, heartwarming, and emotional as Deb takes the audience through marriage, motherhood, and … Continue reading

Hey besties! We're back for another ep of It's a Girl Thing. We're both nearing our 31st birthdays, so we're looking back on the start of the new decade and assessing the dates, disasters and decisions that we've faced along the way. Thanks for listening! xxx

Hey besties! We're so excited that episode one of It's a Girl Thing is finally here! Tune in to hear about some red-carpet mishaps, celebrity run-ins and the hilarious story of how we became best friends over ten years ago. Lucie & Ebony xx

I took the time out to watch Its A Boy Girl Thing that is on Tubi. I really liked this movie. I give this movie 5 stars. visit A1 Custom Shop Visit A1 Custom Shop https://linktr.ee/a1customshop --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/marquita4/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/marquita4/support

Track listing: Led Zeppelin - Over The Hills And Far Away (4:46)Nightwish - Over The Hills And Far Away (5:03)Great Big Sea - Over The Hills (3:08)Hellogoodbye - Getting Old (3:00)Jennifer Marks - I'm Getting Old (2:46)The Wonder Years - Woke Up Older (3:33)Julie Roberts - Wake Up Older (3:07)Regina Spektor - Older And Taller (3:56)They Might Be Giants - Older (1:57)The Flying Burrito Brothers - Older Guys (2:30)Neil Young - Old Man (3:24)Imbue - Old Man (3:56)Tori Amos - This Old Man (1:45)Whole Wheat Bread - Old Man Samson (1:55)Old Man Markley - For Better, For Worse (2:55)Rodney Atkins - My Old Man (3:56)Tonic - My Old Man (5:52)Billie Eilish - When I Was Older (4:30)Weird Al Yankovic - When I Was Your Age (4:36)The Byrds - My Back Pages (3:10)Cher - Just like JESSE JAMES (4:07)Mother Earth - JESSE (4:29)JESSE Singer - Rest Of Your Life (3:16)JESSE Powell - You (1999) (5:18)JESSE Mccartney - Leavin' (3:35)JESSE Lee - It's A Girl Thing (3:24)Bewitched - JESSiE Hold On (3:19)JESSiE J - Domino (3:51)Joshua Kadison - JESSiE (5:19)Rick Springfield - JESSiE's Girl (1981) (3:11)JESSiE Ware - Remember Where You Are (5:34)JESSiE Reyez - Figures (4:00)Macklemore & RYAN Lewis (Feat. Ray Dalton) - Can't Hold Us (4:25)RYAN Cabrera - On The Way Down (3:31)RYAN Adams - Bad Blood (3:55)JAMES Gang - Funk #49 (3:56)JAMES Blunt - High (4:05)JAMES Ingram - I Don't Have The Heart (4:14)JAMES Taylor - Fire And Rain (3:20)Finch - What it is to Burn (4:29)Glassjaw - Ape Dos Mil (5:03)Pennywise - Fuck Authority (3:16)The theme song is Trinity - Into The Red, which is downloadable royalty-free from https://uppbeat.io

"...(D)on't comment on another person's body unless they can fix it in under five minutes, right?” We are so excited to be welcoming Rachel Spear to the show! Rachel is a social worker in group practice, as well as an adjunct instructor, who has a special interest in working with folx struggling with disordered eating. In this episode, Courtney and Rachel talk about many of the influences that shape our relationships to our bodies - familial, cultural, societal - as well as some pathways toward repairing that relationship. They also discuss various aspects of eating disorders, such as anorexia, bulimia, and binge eating, and other patterns of disordered eating. If this topic feels a bit tricky for you, please feel empowered to sit this one out and rejoin us next week! About our guest: Rachel Spear, LCSW, from Fordham University, joined It's A Girl Thing in 2015.  Rachel co-facilitates weekly IGT expressive arts support groups and offers individual therapy to teens.  Rachel enjoys expressive arts, meeting new people, and photography. She appreciates the level of complexity and diversity each individual has to offer, and wishes to celebrate each person's truth. Because she actively works to see the beauty in every person, Rachel holds the core belief that self love and self care are not selfish, but selfless, and the key to freedom! Learn more about Rachel's work, as well as the offerings at It's A Girl Thing, located in New Paltz, NY by visiting https://www.itsagirlthing.info/. Don't forget to rate, review, and subscribe wherever you are listening! You can also share the show with a friend! Reach us at courtney@shineandsoar.com. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/pragmaticalchemy/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/pragmaticalchemy/support

As entrepreneurs, it is essential to sustain performance, but the toxic masculinity we've seen modeled does not work. Hard work demands conscious rest.      I dig into the feminine elements of mental toughness and examine how our fears keep us from our dreams in order to avoid discomfort. Learn how to confront areas of resistance with flow, utilize mental toughness, and honor rest.   Get full show notes and more information here: https://www.theuncommonway.com/46   Want clarity? Talk with Jenna about whether the Clarity Accelerator is right for you: https://www.theuncommonway.com/schedule

Neon Jungle, Girls@Play, Precious, Hepburn, N-Tyce, Parade, The 411, Ladies First, Vanilla, Shampoo, Alisha's Attic, Girl Thing, Stinx, Honeyz, Dream, Clea, Blaque, The Dolly Rockers & Fierce, all feature in our FORGOTTEN GIRL GROUPS special! UR WELCOME! UR WELCOMEAs always please send your feedback to;Insta: @urwelcomeamericaTwitter: @urwelcomeUSAEmail: UrWelcomeAmericaPodcast@gmail.com

Dani is about to educate you and Kels on the latest trend in spirituality...and why it really isn't ALL that new. Still incredibly important though!

Tracklisting:Cher - Just like JESSE JAMES (4:07)Mother Earth - JESSE (4:29)JESSE Singer - Rest Of Your Life (3:16)JESSE Powell - You (1999) (5:18)JESSE Mccartney - Leavin' (3:35)JESSE Lee - It's A Girl Thing (3:24)Bewitched - JESSiE Hold On (3:19)JESSiE J - Domino (3:51)Joshua Kadison - JESSiE (5:19)Rick Springfield - JESSiE's Girl (1981) (3:11)JESSiE Ware - Remember Where You Are (5:34)JESSiE Reyez - Figures (4:00)Macklemore & RYAN Lewis (Feat. Ray Dalton) - Can't Hold Us (4:25)RYAN Cabrera - On The Way Down (3:31)RYAN Adams - Bad Blood (3:55)JAMES Gang - Funk #49 (3:56)JAMES Blunt - High (4:05)JAMES Ingram - I Don't Have The Heart (4:14)JAMES Taylor - Fire And Rain (3:20)Finch - What it is to Burn (4:29)Glassjaw - Ape Dos Mil (5:03)Pennywise - Fuck Authority (3:16)

Meet Ana Owner of It's a Girl Thing Boutique. Born and raised in El Paso Texas she shares a favorite spot and thing to do with family and friends since she was a little girl. From an esthetician, to a new mom, and now a business owner Ana talks about how the idea came to her for this One Stop Beauty Shop Selfie Museum. You will find several spots in this boutique to take cute selfies, a  lounge area to sit and catch up with friends, and a boutique to shop in. Be sure to follow @itsagirlthing915 for store hours and much more to come like my Local Lovin Networking Event happening this Thursday the 28th from 9-11am.  Shot out to @fran.studios for the awesome artwork done inside the boutique.  Don't forget to check out A&A signs for your sign needs.  Be sure to follow and subscribe to my podcast on Spotify or Apple and leave a review please. I'd love to hear what ya'll think.  --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/rubylee-nieto/message

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Troy and Howie chat with Jeremy Rowe about his recent successes on the ITune charts and talk future projects and so much more. Troy and Howie also pay tribute to Betty White's 100th Birthday celebration and mention another comedic loss in Bob Saget. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Welcome to LUNA Listens! This is where we publish all our blog posts in audio form for you to listen to at your own pace. Today we have 'It's Just a Girl Thing' by Eilidh Murphy (she/her). Eilidh highlights the common medical misogyny and dismissal many women face in medical appointments. You can follow Eilidh on her instagram @eilidh_murphyxx read her post on our website www.thelunaproject.org.uk Find us on: Instagram - @thelunaprojectuk Twitter - @theLUNAprojectt Facebook - The LUNA Project

Lauren Harris, a Philadelphia Native, graduated with honors from the University of Southern California with a double major in Dramatic Arts (emphasis on Acting) and Spanish (fluent). She has studied at the Berridge Conservatory in Normandy, France,  The British American Dramatic Academy in London, England, and The Pig Iron Theatre Company in Philadelphia, PA. Locally, she has studied with Margie Haber, Judy Kain, Annie Grindlay, Ivana Chubbuck Studios, Tyler Poelle and Lesly Kahn and is currently in the advanced level of Groundlings. Lauren has portrayed numerous roles both on the stage and in film and television, and also wrote, produced, and co-starred in a feminist web-series titled It's A Girl Thing, that was highly regarded in over 14 international film festivals. Most recently, she made her directing debut with Defining Dodo, a short film meant to shine a light on Latinx/LGTBQ issues, and will be releasing a documentary on human trafficking in the Philadelphia area this fall. She is also a board member of SheNYC, that works to produce female driven plays. Additionally, she co-hosts the modern comedic dating podcast, Damsels in the DMs. Lauren is a dog mom to a miniature poodle named Ernest "Ernie" Worthing, a self-proclaimed foodie, avid hiker, and can be found most days leaving LAX. https://www.laurenelizabethharris.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/wvuncommonplace/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wvuncommonplace/support

This is Heyer Today, a podcast exploring the life and work of Regency romance nonpareil, Georgette Heyer. Many of you will be familiar with this week's guest; Mary Jo Putney, who hails from Baltimore, Maryland in the US. Host Sara-Mae has been dying to chat to her as, like Georgette, she's also a best-selling author of Regency romances. Join us, as we pick her brains about the art of building a believable regency world. What are the pitfalls? Unlike Georgette, whom she loves, her work explores alcoholism, death, and domestic abuse as themes. A regular on the best seller lists, including the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, USAToday, and Publishers Weekly, she's well versed in the art of writing to deadline, just like Georgette. She's also been showered in awards like the Romance Writers of America (RITAs), two Romantic Times Career Achievement Awards, four NJRW Golden Leaf awards, plus the NJRW career achievement award for historical romance. In 2013 she was awarded the Romance Writers of America Nora Roberts Lifetime Achievement Award. Phew! Her mantelpiece must be groaning! Also covered in our conversation: Arabella, The Unknown Ajax, Venetia, False Colours and the use of twins in romance. “Romance is a girl thing, which means it never gets as much respect. Mystery is pretty respectable, people get killed, that's respectable. But something that's by and for women largely, is never going to get the same kind of respect.” - Mary Jo

"Are You Even Available?" Boy-N-Girl Thing with Hosts, Dr. Christopher Salute, MBA, PhD, CEO, Life & Relationship Coach & Cece Shatz, Doyenne of Relationships, Divorce, Dating & Life Coach will share the good, bad and yes the ugly with many laughs along the way. JOIN the fun, posts your comments and share a laugh or two with us!Going Bold Wednesday on WGSN-DB Going Solo Network 24/7 Live Streaming Radio, TV & Podcasts - #1 Internet Singles Talk Network (www.goingsolomedia.com) for a Complete Singles Connection (www.goingsolonetwork.com) & Going Solo Community (www.goingsolocommunity.com).Please be sure to comment below...we love to hear from you!

Oh WOW The "Netflix & Chill" let's talk about this! Boy-N-Girl Thing with Hosts, Dr. Christopher Salute, MBA, PhD, CEO, Life & Relationship Coach & Cece Shatz, Doyenne of Relationships, Divorce, Dating & Life Transitional Coach will share the good, bad and yes the ugly with many laughs along the way. JOIN the fun, posts your comments and share a laugh or two with us!Going Bold Wednesday on WGSN-DB Going Solo Network 24/7 Live Streaming Radio, TV & Podcasts - #1 Internet Singles Talk Network (www.goingsolomedia.com) for a Complete Singles Connection (www.goingsolonetwork.com) & Going Solo Community (www.goingsolocommunity.com).Please be sure to comment below...we love to hear from you!

It's been a while BUT... we're back!On this episode of Hear Her ROAR we are joined by Danika Mazur (rhymes with laser!) the founder of Girlstylerz, a freestyle skiing initiative aimed at empowering girls and women within freestyle skiing and striving for equity within the sport. We delve into Danika's personal journey as a moguls athlete, her work as a freestyle coach and what led her to start the Girlstylerz program in BC. We also discuss the amazing work that the Girlstylerz initiative has been doing across Canada, provide some insight into why this project has become such an integral part of our community and talk about Danika hopes we can achieve as Girlstylerz continues to grow. Of course no HHR episode would be complete without a lightening(ish) round and some random chats about Disney, doggos and how to pronounce Sian's very Welsh name.  Follow Freestyle Canada Girlstylerz and Danika on Instagram;@freestylecanadagirlstylerz@danikamzr

Dr. Watkins interviews Minister Serita Acker regarding her book "It's A Girl Thing" which encourages girls to pursue math, science, and engineering!

Welcome to the All Things Nerd Podcast! Your weekly dive into all the things we find nerdy and worth talking about. This week's episode we continue our dive into the X-Men Film's with Dark Phoenix (unfortunately), and of course we break down this week's episode of LOKI now streaming on Disney+. We will talk about the things we loved about the show, our honest opinions and lack of desire to talk about this movie, we also tangent and get a little real and somber... and of course jokes about everything we can. We also announce this months Live Stream Episode which will be live on Wednesday June 23rd. Today's Episode is sponsored by Raze Energy Drinks. Visit www.reppsports.com and use promo code “NERDPODCAST” for 15% off your order total, or if you are wanting an introductory sample pack, visit https://reppsports.com/free/ for a $50 sample pack for FREE! Just pay S+H and use the promo code “NERDPODCAST” to let them know we sent you. Today's Episode is also sponsored by Cry Baby Craigs. An incredible hot sauce made from pickled habaneros and garlic. Honestly, this stuff goes on everything. For your chance to enhance the flavor of your favorite foods, or bloody mary's, check out Cry Baby Craigs at www.crybabycraigs.com to get yours today. You can always find us online at www.allthingsnerdpodcast.com with links to our social media pages, or email us with any questions or requests at hello@allthingsnerdpodcast.com We recently launched our WEBSTORE AND PATREON and are adding more to them soon! So if you want to get your hands on some new merh, or help support us in everything we do, follow us there and check it out! Here's a link tree to find us everywhere: https://linktr.ee/allthingsnerdpodcast If you want to help us grow our nerd collection and build our studio spaces to bring you even better content you can also check out our amazon wishlist here: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/genericItemsPage/32P1V8QA7YU28 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/allthingsnerdpodcast/support

PS5 In A Row, It's A Girl Thing & Food Truck Fights

This week Megan, Travis, and Alex make far too many horse noises as we take in this high school body swap movie starring that kid from Air Bud (Kevin Zegers), Samarie Armstrong, and for some reason Sharon Osbourne. We get to hear some personal stories from Alex's childhood which no one asked for and wonder why this Elton John produced film is so homophobic. I'll never get Candle in the Wind out of my head. 

"I'm a loser, I'm trouble and I'm stupid. It's basic genetics. Can't help it."We're back with another body swap film, this time the giant ball of cringe better known as IT'S A BOY GIRL THING. Join as Harmony explains why the U.S. Military no longer sends her recruitment calls, BJ uncovers a conspiracy theory surrounding this film, and both debate why a movie that has such potential to be queer positive is instead so aggressively heteronormative. -----Become a Patron! www.patreon.com/thisendsatpromFind the show on Twitter & Instagram: @ThisEndsAtPro-----You can also follow the hosts on their social media channelsBJ Colangelo —Twitter & Instagram: @BJColangeloHarmony Colangelo — Twitter & Instagram: @Veloci_trap_tor-----Logo Design: Haley Doodles @HaleyDoodleDoTheme Song: The Sonder Bombs 'Title': https://thesonderbombs.bandcamp.com/

Right, welcome back! This week, I sit with Lauren Elizabeth Harris, a young and up and coming actress, director and producer. She’s already making her mark on the scene, having co-starred in a feminist web-series titled ‘It’s A Girl Thing’ that was highly regarded in over 14 international film festivals. She has travelled all over the world to truly learn what it takes to make it in the acting world; studying in California, France, Philadelphia and in the prestigious British-American Dramatic Academy in London. She also so-hosts her very own podcast ‘Damsels in the DM’s’, focussing on: dating, relationships, and responding to other people’s dilemmas.  Check it out, right here: https://www.instagram.com/damselsinthedms/?hl=en If you did enjoy this episode, please do leave a review on Apple Podcasts and Follow us on Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts! And if you made it till the end of the podcast, tag us on Instagram using the handle: @Me.Myself.And.Hopefully.You.Podcast! Until next time :)

In the new episode of the Rock's Backpages podcast, we welcome into RBP's cosy virtual cupboard the BBC's former Head of Music Entertainment — and the co-creator of the enduring Later… with Jools Holland show. Yes folks, Mark Cooper revisits his career as a music writer — from seeing the last Sex Pistols show in San Francisco in 1978 to interviewing N.W.A. in South-Cental L.A. 1989 — and talks about his long TV career and the hatching of Later in 1992.Mark's 2008 interview with Neil Young sparks a discussion of the Canadian giant's so-called "doom" years from 1972 to 1976, boxed up this month in the second volume of his monumental Archives project. With special attention to 1975's dark masterwork Tonight's the Night, we hear clips of Neil speaking in 1985 and 2005, then discuss Don't Be Denied, the documentary Mark made about him with director Ben Whalley.There's yet more audio in the episode as we celebrate the 70th birthday of Steve Van Zandt (or, if you prefer, Miami Steve, Little Steven… or indeed Silvio Dante) with clips from a 1982 interview. The E Street Band legend and subsequent Sopranos star talks to John Tobler about the bands he and his buddy Bruce Springsteen led in mid-'60s New Jersey, after which Mark and his co-hosts compare views on SVZ's side band the Disciples of Soul.Finally, Mark (Pringle, that is) talks us through his highlights among the week's 50+ new library articles, including great pieces on the Four Tops, David Bowie, Hound Dog Taylor, Dan ('Instant Replay') Hartman and Sheryl Crow … after which Barney quotes from interviews with Prince and Ani DiFranco, talking about Woody Guthrie and Donald Trump's odious dad Fred. That just leaves Jasper to wrap things up with closing remarks on Simon Cowell's ill-fated Girl Thing and former X-Factor contestant Cher Lloyd.Many thanks to special guest Mark Cooper.Rock's Backpages is proud to be part of the Pantheon podcast network.Pieces discussed: Neil Young, Sex Pistols, NWA, Neil Young, Neil Younger, Neil Youngest, Crazy Horse, Steve Van Zandt audio, Four Tops, David Bowie, Hound Dog Taylor, Dan Hartman, Culture Club, Mantronix, Sheryl Crow, Prince, Ani DiFranco, Girl Thing and Cher Lloyd.

In the new episode of the Rock's Backpages podcast, we welcome into RBP's cosy virtual cupboard the BBC's former Head of Music Entertainment — and the co-creator of the enduring Later… with Jools Holland show. Yes folks, Mark Cooper revisits his career as a music writer — from seeing the last Sex Pistols show in San Francisco in 1978 to interviewing N.W.A. in South-Cental L.A. 1989 — and talks about his long TV career and the hatching of Later in 1992. Mark's 2008 interview with Neil Young sparks a discussion of the Canadian giant's so-called "doom" years from 1972 to 1976, boxed up this month in the second volume of his monumental Archives project. With special attention to 1975's dark masterwork Tonight's the Night, we hear clips of Neil speaking in 1985 and 2005, then discuss Don't Be Denied, the documentary Mark made about him with director Ben Whalley. There's yet more audio in the episode as we celebrate the 70th birthday of Steve Van Zandt (or, if you prefer, Miami Steve, Little Steven… or indeed Silvio Dante) with clips from a 1982 interview. The E Street Band legend and subsequent Sopranos star talks to John Tobler about the bands he and his buddy Bruce Springsteen led in mid-'60s New Jersey, after which Mark and his co-hosts compare views on SVZ's side band the Disciples of Soul. Finally, Mark (Pringle, that is) talks us through his highlights among the week's 50+ new library articles, including great pieces on the Four Tops, David Bowie, Hound Dog Taylor, Dan ('Instant Replay') Hartman and Sheryl Crow … after which Barney quotes from interviews with Prince and Ani DiFranco, talking about Woody Guthrie and Donald Trump's odious dad Fred. That just leaves Jasper to wrap things up with closing remarks on Simon Cowell's ill-fated Girl Thing and former X-Factor contestant Cher Lloyd. Many thanks to special guest Mark Cooper. Rock's Backpages is proud to be part of the Pantheon podcast network. Pieces discussed: Neil Young, Sex Pistols, NWA, Neil Young, Neil Younger, Neil Youngest, Crazy Horse, Steve Van Zandt audio, Four Tops, David Bowie, Hound Dog Taylor, Dan Hartman, Culture Club, Mantronix, Sheryl Crow, Prince, Ani DiFranco, Girl Thing and Cher Lloyd.

In the new episode of the Rock's Backpages podcast, we welcome into RBP's cosy virtual cupboard the BBC's former Head of Music Entertainment — and the co-creator of the enduring Later… with Jools Holland show. Yes folks, Mark Cooper revisits his career as a music writer — from seeing the last Sex Pistols show in San Francisco in 1978 to interviewing N.W.A. in South-Cental L.A. 1989 — and talks about his long TV career and the hatching of Later in 1992.Mark's 2008 interview with Neil Young sparks a discussion of the Canadian giant's so-called "doom" years from 1972 to 1976, boxed up this month in the second volume of his monumental Archives project. With special attention to 1975's dark masterwork Tonight's the Night, we hear clips of Neil speaking in 1985 and 2005, then discuss Don't Be Denied, the documentary Mark made about him with director Ben Whalley.There's yet more audio in the episode as we celebrate the 70th birthday of Steve Van Zandt (or, if you prefer, Miami Steve, Little Steven… or indeed Silvio Dante) with clips from a 1982 interview. The E Street Band legend and subsequent Sopranos star talks to John Tobler about the bands he and his buddy Bruce Springsteen led in mid-'60s New Jersey, after which Mark and his co-hosts compare views on SVZ's side band the Disciples of Soul.Finally, Mark (Pringle, that is) talks us through his highlights among the week's 50+ new library articles, including great pieces on the Four Tops, David Bowie, Hound Dog Taylor, Dan ('Instant Replay') Hartman and Sheryl Crow … after which Barney quotes from interviews with Prince and Ani DiFranco, talking about Woody Guthrie and Donald Trump's odious dad Fred. That just leaves Jasper to wrap things up with closing remarks on Simon Cowell's ill-fated Girl Thing and former X-Factor contestant Cher Lloyd.Many thanks to special guest Mark Cooper.Rock's Backpages is proud to be part of the Pantheon podcast network.Pieces discussed: Neil Young, Sex Pistols, NWA, Neil Young, Neil Younger, Neil Youngest, Crazy Horse, Steve Van Zandt audio, Four Tops, David Bowie, Hound Dog Taylor, Dan Hartman, Culture Club, Mantronix, Sheryl Crow, Prince, Ani DiFranco, Girl Thing and Cher Lloyd.

In the new episode of the Rock's Backpages podcast, we welcome into RBP's cosy virtual cupboard the BBC's former Head of Music Entertainment — and the co-creator of the enduring Later… with Jools Holland show. Yes folks, Mark Cooper revisits his career as a music writer — from seeing the last Sex Pistols show in San Francisco in 1978 to interviewing N.W.A. in South-Cental L.A. 1989 — and talks about his long TV career and the hatching of Later in 1992. Mark's 2008 interview with Neil Young sparks a discussion of the Canadian giant's so-called "doom" years from 1972 to 1976, boxed up this month in the second volume of his monumental Archives project. With special attention to 1975's dark masterwork Tonight's the Night, we hear clips of Neil speaking in 1985 and 2005, then discuss Don't Be Denied, the documentary Mark made about him with director Ben Whalley. There's yet more audio in the episode as we celebrate the 70th birthday of Steve Van Zandt (or, if you prefer, Miami Steve, Little Steven… or indeed Silvio Dante) with clips from a 1982 interview. The E Street Band legend and subsequent Sopranos star talks to John Tobler about the bands he and his buddy Bruce Springsteen led in mid-'60s New Jersey, after which Mark and his co-hosts compare views on SVZ's side band the Disciples of Soul. Finally, Mark (Pringle, that is) talks us through his highlights among the week's 50+ new library articles, including great pieces on the Four Tops, David Bowie, Hound Dog Taylor, Dan ('Instant Replay') Hartman and Sheryl Crow … after which Barney quotes from interviews with Prince and Ani DiFranco, talking about Woody Guthrie and Donald Trump's odious dad Fred. That just leaves Jasper to wrap things up with closing remarks on Simon Cowell's ill-fated Girl Thing and former X-Factor contestant Cher Lloyd. Many thanks to special guest Mark Cooper. Rock's Backpages is proud to be part of the Pantheon podcast network. Pieces discussed: Neil Young, Sex Pistols, NWA, Neil Young, Neil Younger, Neil Youngest, Crazy Horse, Steve Van Zandt audio, Four Tops, David Bowie, Hound Dog Taylor, Dan Hartman, Culture Club, Mantronix, Sheryl Crow, Prince, Ani DiFranco, Girl Thing and Cher Lloyd.

An Unsuccessful Debut & An Infamous Fight, What Happened To Girl Thing? --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/clarianna-conner03/support

The event industry has been hit harder than most by COVID. I wanted to learn more about how event producers and organizers can overcome the pandemic's obstacles with technology. I also want to explore how virtual platforms be leveraged to ensure that virtual events are on par with physical events. Jasper Donat is the CEO of Branded, the company behind AllThatMatters, Music Matters, Gaming Matters, Digital Matters, Sports Matters, the YouTube FanFest, and It's a Girl Thing. Founded in 2002, Branded is recognized as a top 10 Event Marketing Agency by Marketing Magazine. Branded partners with organizations to create, produce, and commercialize integrated multi-media platforms that connect, engage, inform, and entertain consumers. In the past decade, Branded has live-streamed hundreds of events from Asia to North America to the Middle East. Over the past few months, All That Matters has begun its metamorphosis, transforming itself into an always-on conference, networking, and content experience. We dare to look towards the future and a post-pandemic world where the industry could host hybrid events. Could future event revenue consist of physical and virtual paying attendees? What are the secrets to good and bad online events? Join Jasper and me as we talk all about all this and much more.

Jasper Donat is the Co-Founder & CEO of Branded, an event marketing agency behind All That Matters, YouTube FanFest, and It’s a Girl Thing. Jasper is originally from London but has spent the last 25+ years in Asia, primarily between Singapore and Hong Kong. Prior to launching Branded, he worked in sales and account management for Star TV, ESPN, and Eurosport. In this episode, Jasper explains the impact of coronavirus on the live events business and what it means to launch a digital-first conference. We also discuss Jasper’s propensity for saying yes to new challenges, from selling vacation properties in Spain to moving to Hong Kong to start his career in media. And finally, we debate Hong Kong’s political future and the potential outcome of the recent TikTok controversy. This was our first video interview, so you can watch the full episode here: https://youtu.be/t_i2BJufiaU Host: James Creech LISTENER SUPPORT If you’d like to make a small monthly donation to help support future episodes, please visit https://anchor.fm/allthingsvideopodcast/support ABOUT THE SHOW All Things Video is a podcast dedicated to uncovering the past and charting the future of the online video ecosystem. Listen to interviews with founders, executives, and thought leaders from the world’s leading media companies and engage in thought-provoking debates about the issues shaping the next generation of entertainment. From the short-form content revolution to the fragmentation of video viewership in an always-on world, All Things Video reveals the key trends and insights from the world of digital media. Follow All Things Video on Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn for new episodes and updates! ABOUT THE HOST James Creech is an entrepreneur focused on technology, online video, and digital media. He is the Co-Founder & CEO of Paladin, the essential influencer marketing platform for media companies, agencies, and brands. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

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Felix and Allie talk about Poundworld Zac Efron, Bono's Peacock and Mom's spaghetti! It's a Boy Girl Thing!Watch this episode live on facebook: https://www.facebook.com/hysteriaireland/videos/515977622419161/Support the show! Buy us a coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/mPTBN80(comment the episode you want to support)NTTM's socials:Twitter: https://twitter.com/NotTransMoviesFB: https://www.facebook.com/Not-Trans-Trans-Movies-104280257728916/?view_public_for=104280257728916Buzzsprout: http://www.buzzsprout.com/705732Email us with suggestions for Not Trans Trans Movies: nottransmovies@gmail.comYoutube channel (in progress): https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcQIx3zydD5ez4IxJvDP6twFollow Allie on twitter: https://twitter.com/allie_orourkeFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/Allieorourkecomedian/Post Performance Pints (Allie's Podcast): https://audioboom.com/channels/4983424Follow Felix on twitter: https://twitter.com/FelixirofLife28And Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/oximoronic28/?hl=enAnd Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/felixcomedyHysteria on facebook: https://www.facebook.com/hysteriaireland/Hysteria on twitter: https://twitter.com/HysteriaIrelandNotes:All Spaghetti cover of Lose Yourself:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0DU1xq7n1NABono's Peacock news story:https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/lostinshowbiz/2011/jun/23/lost-in-showbiz-bono-peahenIntro music:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xofhPWMPMG8Outro Music:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=76BIZ7mHYF4

A dance remix transports a festive classic into the summer, the Spice Girls sleep easily in their beds, and Scott's hungry tummy forces him to watch football. Plus, Queen Bey proves that she's still Savage in 2020.

In de allereerste aflevering van Wat Netflix Je Me Nou? bespreken we de romantische komedie It's a Boy Girl Thing. Samen gaan we langs alle clichés en vinden we het toch een beetje gênant dat we veel hebben gelachen.It's a Boy Girl Thing (2006): https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0482527/Volgende week kijken we: Advantageous (2015)Over Wat Netflix Je Me Nou? Netflix-abonnement? Check! Keuzestress? Check! Drie vrienden, Devin Hillenius, Jeffrey Kuiken en Stan van Remmerden? Check! In Wat Netflix Je Me Nou? kijken en bespreken drie vrienden elke week een willekeurig gegenereerde Netflix-film! Met hun gepatenteerde Netflix-generator-machine gaan zij hun keuzestress te lijf! En het beste? Jij kan meedoen met onze filmclub door elke week met ons mee te kijken en ons te laten weten wat je van de film vond!

February 29, 2020 Girl Thing

On this weeks episode we share some stories about puberty and growing up. We have a great announcement we are doing a give away. The first ten people to write a review (five stars preferred but that will not guarantee your spot), share the designated post on the Facebook page, and follow us on instagram and face book will get a “My Social Life Is Nonsense” Sticker and be entered in to win a Shirt or Mug of their choice. If you would like advice or would like to share an experience you have with dating or anything else we talk about please contact us at socialnonsensepodcast@gmail.com ANNOUNCEMENTS: If you would like to support this podcast you can find us on Patreon at patreon.com/socialnonsense T-Shirts and other merch can be found at SpreadShirt https://shop.spreadshirt.com/social-nonsense Stickers can only be found at Redbubble https://www.redbubble.com/people/SocialNonsense You can follow our page on Facebook at Social Nonsense Podcast and join our Facebook Group to chat and interact with your hosts and other fans of the podcast also at Social Nonsense Podcast under groups. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Every once in a while, it is nice to listen to something a little darker. So, in this episode, I have five dark and intense songs for you. I hope you enjoy them. The songs are "FACTORY" by Brando, "Across The Chipth Dimension" by Masikus X Mega Beardo, "Girl Thing" by Jellyfish inn, "Psi" by Budoár staré dámy, and "Showing Up" by N - 616.

Deeper Than Music UK Partner Final Cut Film Reviews interviews Ben of UK Boy Band A1About A1:A1 (stylized as a1) are a British boy band that formed in 1998. The original line-up consists of Paul Marazzi, Christian Ingebrigtsen, Mark Read and Ben Adams. Ingebrigtsen is originally from Oslo, Norway, but the other members originate from London.Their debut single, "Be the First to Believe", entered the UK Singles Chart at number six in mid-1999. They achieved chart success in the UK and other parts of the world in the late 1990s and early 2000s, particularly Southeast Asia. In the UK, they scored two number ones and six other top 10 hits, seven of which were written by the band. Adding to this, they also won a BRIT Award for "British Breakthrough Act" in 2001. They were managed by band manager Tim Byrne, who also formed Steps.Marazzi left the band in 2002, citing personal reasons. The three remaining members subsequently decided to split due to exhaustion from being on the road for the best part of four years straight.In December 2009, Ingebrigtsen, Read and Adams reformed a1, without Marazzi, in Norway for a series of concerts at the Christiania Theatre in Oslo.[1] Since their comeback, they have released new singles as well as their fourth and fifth studio albums, Waiting for Daylight, in 2010, and Rediscovered, in 2012.In 2014, a1 appeared on the itv2 documentary The Big Reunion along with other bands such as Eternal, Damage, Girl Thing, 3T and a new band called 5th Story, made up of Dane Bowers (from Another Level), Gareth Gates, Kenzie (from Blazin' Squad), Kavana and Adam Rickitt.In 2017, Marazzi met his former bandmates in Newcastle, after the fifteen years of his absence and he will appear on their 20-year anniversary tour.

Girls and women are affected with pornography too. Today Dr Carol talks with Jessica Harris about her experience being addicted to - and finding freedom from - pornography addiction. They also talk about Jessica's recent marriage, and the issue that has been even harder for her and her husband to address than her past with pornography.    Connect with Jessica Harris on her website, Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter.  You can find Jessica's books here:  Beggars Daughter: From the Rags of Pornography to the Riches of Grace Love Done Right: Reflections 

Everyone strives to live a healthier and happier life, but often life’s responsibilities can get in the way of our goals. On this episode, we are joined by Tami Astorino as she shares her hacks for sticking to your health and happiness goals. Tami Astorino Tami is a national speaker, yoga instructor, educator and plant-powered nutrition enthusiast who facilitates transformational experiences to empower women and girls. Her current work creating the organization Rise Gatherings is a result of her 25 year career focused on healthy human development – including developing the national teen empowerment program, Rosh Hodesh It’s a Girl Thing, leading workshops and retreats for couples and individuals with Interfaith Family, as well as 10 years as an elementary and middle school counselor. We had the distinct pleasure of meeting Tami at Rise Gathering in 2017 (affectionately called Ladycamp) and jumped at the opportunity to collaborate with her. Where to find Tami: Facebook: Tami Relles Astorino Rise Gatherings Website Instagram Facebook Tami’s Health and Happiness Hacks Health Hacks Make ahead smoothie bags Keep your superfoods(collagen, hemp seeds, chia seeds etc.) on the counter Make your morning routine a healthy one with health boosts: Lemon water, elderberry, B12, fousigmatic mushrooms Avoid having technology be the first thing you do Adopt the mantra for healthy eating: Eat when you’re hungry. Stop when you’re full. Happiness Hacks Podcasts! Tami’s favorites: Crunchy Cocktail Hour (Shoutout!) Rich Roll The China Study Creating experiences with friends – think beyond the brunch and happy hour. Have a vision for yourself – you write your own story! Family Life Hacks Small Children Dinner Games: The animal game – everyone goes around the circle and names something in a category (animals, fruits, ice cream flavors) Read books to your kids when they are really small High, low and act of kindness or good deed of the day Conversation starters in the center of the table – kids take turns selecting the questions Bedtime Journals Love notes for kids noticing behavior – not always praise! Teens Get your own life because your teens are getting theirs Learn more about the teenage brain to better understand their behavior Self-care Hacks If you don’t take care of you, the people in your life will suffer Sign up for that course, trip, class, workshop! Spend time by yourself, try an experience on your own Do less, say no – don’t glorify busy Listen to your own voice, your own body Links Mentioned in the Episode: Drink Recipe: Kombucha Negroni Ball Jars for storing superfoods Dinner Questions for School Age Children Books on teenage brain development Why Do They Act That Way?: A Survival Guide to the Adolescent Brain for You and Your Teen The Teenage Brain: A Neuroscientist’s Survival Guide to Raising Adolescents and Young Adults Episode Sponsor: Rise Gathering Rise Gathering is an annual, women’s only, weekend retreat in the Pocono Mountains. Rise offers an opportunity to disconnect and immerse yourself in the beautiful surroundings, attend a range of workshops from empowerment, to palm reading to yoga and connect with some fabulous women. We want to see you there! Rise Gathering Weekend 2018 takes place May 18 – May 20th at the beautiful lake front property of Trail’s End Camp, located in the Pocono Mountains of Pennsylvania, about 2 hours driving distance from NYC and Philadelphia. All activities, meals, and accommodations are included and you can select private or shared accommodations.  The biggest thing that’s included?  Time for just you. Come join us!  Exclusively for Crunchy Cocktail Listeners, you can get $50 off your ticket price by using the code CRUNCHY at checkout at risegatherings.com.

This episode features "The Girl-Thing Who Went Out for Sushi" written by Pat Cadigan. Originally published in Edge of Infinity edited by Jonathan Strahan. Reprinted in the February 2018 issue of Clarkesworld Magazine and read by Kate Baker. The text version of this story can be found at: http://clarkesworldmagazine.com/cadigan_02_18_reprint Support us on Patreon at http://patreon.com/clarkesworld

This episode features "The Girl-Thing Who Went Out for Sushi" written by Pat Cadigan. Originally published in Edge of Infinity edited by Jonathan Strahan. Reprinted in the February 2018 issue of Clarkesworld Magazine and read by Kate Baker. The text version of this story can be found at: http://clarkesworldmagazine.com/cadigan_02_18_reprint Support us on Patreon at http://patreon.com/clarkesworld

In episode 102, Kestrel welcomes Dominique Drakeford, the founder of Melanin & Sustainable Style, to the show. A platform that is bringing melanin to the forefront of sustainable fashion, beauty and living, MelaninASS is helping to give the ethical industry an authentic and culturally relevant voice.  "This whole community is about 'let's talk about what's wrong' - we talk about what's wrong from an environmental point of view, we talk about fast fashion and we point fingers at H&M and we do all this ... but let's look at ourselves and let's talk about some real issues that are wrong because honestly, sustainability is founded on culture - the essence of sustainability is rooted in culture and we don't talk about it."  -Dominique Drakeford, Founder of Melanin & Sustainable Style In this episode, Dominique shares a bit of her background and the eclectic experiences that have led her into the sustainable style conversation. Kestrel and Dominique also discuss the layers behind two notable articles written by Dominique: "Who The Hell Wants To See Only White Women In Sustainable Fashion" and "Why I Think Ethical Fashion Is A Privileged White Girl Thing". Dominique highlights several of the disconnects in the sustainable fashion conversation - from representation to discrimination to tokenism to appropriation to privilege - and how historical relevance and institutional racism are being left out of the discourse. They talk about the reality of how the ethical fashion space has been dominated by white women, and how privilege and race relations need to play a larger role in our approach to this conversation. Also, Dominique shares her inspiration behind the Vanguard Series, a project she developed on her platform to highlight "true visionaries and cultural influencers who are creating a positive impact in the fashion, beauty and/or the sustainable lifestyle industry."  The below thoughts, ideas + organizations were brought up in this chat: The GreenShows, a company Dominique worked with in the past Donna Karan Urban Zen, a company Dominique worked with in the past "You're not really going to create change until you make people uncomfortable." "Who The Hell Wants To See Only White Women In Sustainable Fashion" by Dominique "Why I Think Ethical Fashion Is A Privileged White Girl Thing" by Dominique, published on Eluxe Magazine Food apartheid, as explained in this article: "a relentless social construct that devalues human beings and assumes that people are unworthy of having access to nutritious food" Studio 189, one of Dominique's favorite brands, which she also worked with in Ghana Chan + Krys, one of Dominique's favorite brands Susana Colina, one of Dominique's favorite brands Remuse, one of Dominique's favorite brands Voz, one of Dominique's favorite brands Kowtow, one of Dominique's favorite brands Grammar, one of Dominique's favorite brands Vanguards Series on Melanin & Sustainable Style Dominique's 'Conscious Closets' Dominique's YouTube Channel Recommended reading from the intro: "Why Fashion Is Key to Understanding the World of Black Panther" by Tanisha C. Ford in The Atlantic

Welcome to our premiere episode! We discuss 2006's teen romantic comedy...classic? It's a Boy Girl Thing. In which the strapping male jock swaps bodies with the smart, conservative, girl nerd. Ah yes, join us as we go back to the simpler times of the naughties to rate the boys, and learn what it's like to be a girl in 2006; spoilers, it's horrible.We'd love to hear from you, get in touch via..Email - theswapcastpodcast@gmail.comTwitter - twitter.com/The_SwapcastWebsite - theswapcastpodcast.comTheme song written and performed by Jon Marco of Too Creative - feat. Lucy Thomas and recorded at Brown Town Studios. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Terry LaPorta says her daughter's singing started out as a hobby, but that by age 11 she was performing in Nashville honky-tonks. Her now 16-year old daughter Samantha has since become a Disney Radio artist, and is showing little sign of slowing down. In fact, with the new release of It's a Girl Thing, Samantha LaPorta (featured in episode 24) appears poised for a rapid rise in popularity. In this interview, Terry shares stories of her daughter's journey and what it's like to be her parent and career manager. She also shares useful tips for other parents whose children have Samantha's level of talent and potential. Terry was in the entertainment business as child, which gives her an advantageous perspective. She also brings a working mom's perspective to the table as a career professional in the healing arts. In spite of these perspectives, Terry has had to learn a great deal about many things, including the music business, social media, artist development, and the art of protecting and preserving her pop star daughter's youth. She and her husband were savvy enough to create a college fund for Samantha, and were also forward thinking enough to lay groundwork for Samantha's social media presence, before her career began to show signs of traction. Perhaps the one most insightful thing Terry has done for her daughter, has been to ensure that she has always had an out. As much as she's excited for her daughter's career, Terry has never wanted Samantha to feel the pressure that comes with lack of choice where her life and music career are concerned. Terry attributes much of the success she's shared with her daughter Samantha to video courses offered by music business educator Rick Barker. She spoke very highly of the content that Rick offered, much of which was free on YouTube.  We also talk about the challenges and frustrations that she and Samantha have faced. Most people in touch with the music business have come to understand that artist development by record labels is a thing of the past. Terry in fact says it's all up to the artist, or in her daughter Samantha's case, it's all up to the family. She also speaks candidly about the fact that the music business is numbers driven. I suppose this could be said about most if not all businesses. Even so, she feels that there are many positives in the music business, including people who are willing to share what they've learned. When I asked what recommendations she had for other parents in her boat, she started off by admitting had she known how much money she'd spend on Samantha's endeavors, she probably would have run in the opposite direction. She laughs and admits, however, that it's been a very gradual investment. Two recommendations she shared were on recording albums and social media. Terry has learned that recording an entire album is probably not a good idea for young artists, as they're likely to have a completely different sound from the time an album project is started to the time it's completed and marketed. Self-motivated behavior is something Terry believes parents should look for as a sign that a professional music career is right for their child. Her advice on social media–start by choosing three channels, get familiar with them, and identify the one you like best. Once you find your favorite social channel, share real moments, like rehearsal performances. Finally, she says it's about baby steps, or as I like to say, it's a long game. SHOW NOTES Lucas Prata Samantha LaPorta on Twitter Samantha LaPorta on Instagram SamanthaLaPorta.com Musical.ly Sweety High Mira Goto, Episode 12 Live.ly Radio Disney Rick Barker Reverbnation Alyssa Trahan, Episode 18 Samantha LaPorta, Episode 24

Terry LaPorta says her daughter's singing started out as a hobby, but that by age 11 she was performing in Nashville honky-tonks. Her now 16-year old daughter Samantha has since become a Disney Radio artist, and is showing little sign of slowing down. In fact, with the new release of It's a Girl Thing, Samantha LaPorta (featured in episode 24) appears poised for a rapid rise in popularity. In this interview, Terry shares stories of her daughter's journey and what it's like to be her parent and career manager. She also shares useful tips for other parents whose children have Samantha's level of talent and potential. Terry was in the entertainment business as child, which gives her an advantageous perspective. She also brings a working mom's perspective to the table as a career professional in the healing arts. In spite of these perspectives, Terry has had to learn a great deal about many things, including the music business, social media, artist development, and the art of protecting and preserving her pop star daughter's youth. She and her husband were savvy enough to create a college fund for Samantha, and were also forward thinking enough to lay groundwork for Samantha's social media presence, before her career began to show signs of traction. Perhaps the one most insightful thing Terry has done for her daughter, has been to ensure that she has always had an out. As much as she's excited for her daughter's career, Terry has never wanted Samantha to feel the pressure that comes with lack of choice where her life and music career are concerned. Terry attributes much of the success she's shared with her daughter Samantha to video courses offered by music business educator Rick Barker. She spoke very highly of the content that Rick offered, much of which was free on YouTube.  We also talk about the challenges and frustrations that she and Samantha have faced. Most people in touch with the music business have come to understand that artist development by record labels is a thing of the past. Terry in fact says it's all up to the artist, or in her daughter Samantha's case, it's all up to the family. She also speaks candidly about the fact that the music business is numbers driven. I suppose this could be said about most if not all businesses. Even so, she feels that there are many positives in the music business, including people who are willing to share what they've learned. When I asked what recommendations she had for other parents in her boat, she started off by admitting had she known how much money she'd spend on Samantha's endeavors, she probably would have run in the opposite direction. She laughs and admits, however, that it's been a very gradual investment. Two recommendations she shared were on recording albums and social media. Terry has learned that recording an entire album is probably not a good idea for young artists, as they're likely to have a completely different sound from the time an album project is started to the time it's completed and marketed. Self-motivated behavior is something Terry believes parents should look for as a sign that a professional music career is right for their child. Her advice on social media–start by choosing three channels, get familiar with them, and identify the one you like best. Once you find your favorite social channel, share real moments, like rehearsal performances. Finally, she says it's about baby steps, or as I like to say, it's a long game. SHOW NOTES Lucas Prata Samantha LaPorta on Twitter Samantha LaPorta on Instagram SamanthaLaPorta.com Musical.ly Sweety High Mira Goto, Episode 12 Live.ly Radio Disney Rick Barker Reverbnation Alyssa Trahan, Episode 18 Samantha LaPorta, Episode 24

At age 16, Samantha LaPorta is the youngest guest I've had on the podcast. Our conversation took place on the same day that her single “It's a Girl Thing” was released. She's a Disney Radio artist, something she always wanted to be, and she's has acquired a number of awards and accolades, including social site Sweety High's Best Holiday Songs of 2016, NCMA's 2015 New Teen Artist and Best Teen Video, and the 2015 Nashville Universe Awards nominations for Rising Star, Best Song, and Best Female Artist. Clearly Samantha has caught the attention of people who matter, which is a testament to her drive and self motivation. All of this in spite of the fact that she's at a very early point in the trajectory of her fast moving career. Samantha has been described musically as a mix of Ariana Grande and Tori Kelly. She sees herself as a pop singer with R&B in her soul. Even though she regularly performs for large crowds, Samantha admits that she was pretty shy in the beginning. She shared with me that she used to be so shy, that she couldn't look at people or have either of her parents in the same room while singing. Clearly she's broken out of her shell, but says she's still working to become the performer she really wants to be. Nowadays Samantha performs, records and works on her skills as a songwriter through practice, coaching and collaborating. She loves playing guitar too. She loves the language and what it gives her as a songwriter. Samantha's mother Terry is very active in the management of Samantha's career. I got the strong impression that there's good balance between Samantha's music, school and social life, thanks to her parents. Terry told me she wants Samantha to reflect on this time in her life, with memories of an actual childhood. Part of this balance includes Samantha's active involvement in giving back, which she does by performing for children with medical needs, the elderly, and anti-bullying events.  She's mega talented, and I know it's a tough business; but I think she'll go far. She's got a good head on her shoulders and great parents guiding her along the way. Lookout indie pop. Here she comes! SHOW NOTES SamanthaLaporta.com Samantha on Facebook Samantha on Twitter Samantha on Instagram Samantha on YouTube Music.ly Sweety High Bill Lonero, episode 16 Alyssa Trahan, episode 18 Looking for more gigs? Check out my book The Unstarving Musician's Guide to Getting Paid Gigs to learn the methods and tactics I used to play as often as I wanted, with people I admired and respected.  

At age 16, Samantha LaPorta is the youngest guest I've had on the podcast. Our conversation took place on the same day that her single “It's a Girl Thing” was released. She's a Disney Radio artist, something she always wanted to be, and she's has acquired a number of awards and accolades, including social site Sweety High's Best Holiday Songs of 2016, NCMA's 2015 New Teen Artist and Best Teen Video, and the 2015 Nashville Universe Awards nominations for Rising Star, Best Song, and Best Female Artist. Clearly Samantha has caught the attention of people who matter, which is a testament to her drive and self motivation. All of this in spite of the fact that she's at a very early point in the trajectory of her fast moving career. Samantha has been described musically as a mix of Ariana Grande and Tori Kelly. She sees herself as a pop singer with R&B in her soul. Even though she regularly performs for large crowds, Samantha admits that she was pretty shy in the beginning. She shared with me that she used to be so shy, that she couldn't look at people or have either of her parents in the same room while singing. Clearly she's broken out of her shell, but says she's still working to become the performer she really wants to be. Nowadays Samantha performs, records and works on her skills as a songwriter through practice, coaching and collaborating. She loves playing guitar too. She loves the language and what it gives her as a songwriter. Samantha's mother Terry is very active in the management of Samantha's career. I got the strong impression that there's good balance between Samantha's music, school and social life, thanks to her parents. Terry told me she wants Samantha to reflect on this time in her life, with memories of an actual childhood. Part of this balance includes Samantha's active involvement in giving back, which she does by performing for children with medical needs, the elderly, and anti-bullying events.  She's mega talented, and I know it's a tough business; but I think she'll go far. She's got a good head on her shoulders and great parents guiding her along the way. Lookout indie pop. Here she comes! SHOW NOTES SamanthaLaporta.com Samantha on Facebook Samantha on Twitter Samantha on Instagram Samantha on YouTube Music.ly Sweety High Bill Lonero, episode 16 Alyssa Trahan, episode 18 Looking for more gigs? Check out my book The Unstarving Musician's Guide to Getting Paid Gigs to learn the methods and tactics I used to play as often as I wanted, with people I admired and respected.  

Episode 8 - Star Wars Is a Girl Thing Too On this episode of Canto Bight Dispatch... We have a new Episode 9 director! Brittani & Emily are exicited for another Star Wars Christmas It's a miracle! Emily enjoyed two episodes of the Clone Wars! Emily hates birds Excerpts from A Certain Point of View are discussed. Ancient artifacts, ancient artifacts, ancient artifacts. Obi-Wan Kenobi is dead Is Boba Fett in the Untited Han Solo film? Emily lost all track of time BRITTANI GOT A PORG and it needs a name Top 3 trailers are discussed (Thanks to Andy for the suggestion!!) Brittani does terrible impressions of Anakin and Palpatine BY THE WAY Brittani's #1 trailer was A Hero Falls music video that promoted Revenge of the Sith in 2005 (the audio got lame) Dom from San Francisco sent in a question that started a great conversation. You can find us on Twitter and Instagram at @cantobightpod & PLEASE rate and review us on iTunes!!!

What do you get when you take a horny stupid jock boy and have him switch bodies with an uptight anal-retentive nerd girl? Did you guess It's a Boy Girl Thing, a "hilarious" take on gender roles that felt already years out of date by the time it was released that also featured Sharon Osbourne as an American mom, an endless series of sex jokes, and the song Candle in the Wind on endless repeat? No. Of course you didn't. How could you? Listen to the Why Watch crew discuss these issues over two drinks and then offer up some body-swapped fixes of their own. You can avoid being a dumb jock by finding / rating our podcast on Apple Podcasts and Stitcher, liking us at facebook.com/whywatchpodcast, or visiting our website at dratpack.com. Continue reading →

This week’s episode features improvisor and writer Rachel Chapman (UCB Theater, The Telephone Show, Inside The Disney Vault) We sit on the big red couch and discuss:Combatting hate. Last week’s events in Charlottesville lead us into a great conversation with the help of a resource guide from Southern Poverty Law Center about combatting hate and unifying communities. Another amazing organization, Life After Hate, a nonprofit created in 2011 by former members of the American violent far-right extremist movement that works to combat hate by working individuals who wish to leave a life of hate and violence and helping organizations (community, educational, civic, government, etc.) grappling with the causes of intolerance and racism.Rachel is from Merritt Island, Florida where an osprey was stranded in a canal after being pelted with torrential rain. The osprey was successfully rescued after it made it to shore, and the footage of it swimming to shore reminds Hannah of a Disney character.Also in Florida is an awesome non profit organization, It’s a Girl Thing, an empowerment group in Jacksonville for ages 11-18 that works to encourage and motivate young girls by providing them with life tools that will ensure they lead productive and successful lives.Animal corner features a Golden Retriever that was digging up what seemed to be treasure in the backyard. What the family thought was a time capsule turned out to be 85,000 dollars of black tar heroine!Rachel and I wrap up the episode talking about how excited she is to go on a Disney Cruise with her Grandmother! It’s real good news! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Union General Hospital, located in Farmerville, Louisiana, is a non-profit, 20-bed Critical Access Hospital. The hospital identified teen pregnancy and STDs as being a primary concern impacting the health, well-being and future of their community. Union General Hospital created the program, "It's a Girl Thing", and are now seeing outstanding health outcomes and expanding the program. They have received a national award for the program. Speaker: Claudia Wade, Union General Hospital

Christian comedienne Chondra Piece has a new movie coming out called "It's a Girl Thing”; we speak to her about it. And we have another edition of "The Man vs. Millennials." Guests: Hannah Nolcheff, PJ Wycech, Brendon Murphy, Sarah McMahon, Kaitlyn Vogel. Trending Today USA with Rusty Humphries 12-09-16 Part 4

Cooper and Olivia try ambushing a woman into a date with another woman in the hope she'll realize she's a lesbian in this edition of "Black Tie Nights." In Porn Minus Porn, the Under the Gun Theater ensemble receives their scripts only after stepping on stage.  They must read this real adult film script without preparation. Learn about the show at PornMinusPorn.com See the live show in Chicago!  Follow Porn Minus Porn on Twitter Like Porn Minus Porn on Facebook This show's cast: Ben Bowman, Elise Jordan, Brittany Vogel, Mishell Livio, Allie Keller, Dylan Hackworth, Sam Kyker and Justin Hamby. Porn Minus Porn is a production of 5th Quarter Media. You can follow the show's creator on Twitter @BowmanInc

This week Brigginshaw are 2000 Miles from TN with a broken down car.. Travis List and Kristy Cox noted “I’ve Got One Of Those too” Mo Pittney just thinks its a Boy & Girl Thing. Either way, Dana Hassell is so keen to get away she’s Spinning Wheels! Also tunes from the Wolfe Brothers, Jetty Road, Beccy Cole, Melinda Schneider, chats with the Eli Young Band and Maddie & Tae all on REAL Country this week.

It's A Boy Girl Thing - (2006) Sworn enemies find themselves in each other's bodies, and use this to ruin each other's lives.

It's A Boy Girl Thing - (2006) Sworn enemies find themselves in each other's bodies, and use this to ruin each other's lives.

Episode 08: Its a Girl ThingWe realize that the title of the podcast may sound exclusive, but we are really excited to prove that we are not sexists and had Alicia on the show as our second guest. She listens to the podcast and wanted to chime in about Guy Things that women enjoy. She is a perfect example of why our target audience is not just for men and can be enjoyed by all. Alicia brings up her love for Star Wars (including her disdain for Episodes 1-3), Final Fantasy, bloody steaks, and proves that women can objectify the opposite sex just as much and as well as men do. We also discuss our man crushes/who we would want to be.You can contact us on Google Voicemail @ 210-802-1197, @ www.itsaguythingpodcast.com/contactus, on Twitter: @itsaguythingpod, on Facebook: /itsaguythingpodcast & check out our main site @ www.iagtpod.comAs a member of the 210 Podcast Network, we are partially brought to you by Audible.com. Get your free audio book download and free 30-day trial when you visit 210LocalMusic.com/Audible. It also helps us keep the podcast network running. Thanks for listening!www.itsaguythingpodcast.com www.210LocalMusic.com www.210PodcastNetwork.comMusic by San Antonio musician, Team Felix - No Women, No Kids  

Be sure to visit Your Jewish Neighborhood at our official home, www.YourJewishNeighborhood.org This week's links: Rosh Chodesh explained by Judaism 101 Wikipedia listing for Rosh Chodesh Rosh Hodesh: It's a Girl Thing Moving Traditions Rosh Chodesh at Temple Isaiah