Podcasts about glenis

Poet Glenis Redmond has learned to receive beauty without hesitation. Being diagnosed with cancer and amid COVID, she came up with the idea to visit South Carolina's State Parks with her grandson as a life-affirming way for them both to share this poetic journey. Her new book, “The Song of Everything: A Poet's Exploration of South Carolina State Parks,” is a pocket-sized collection of poems exploring the enduring connection between the natural world and our internal landscape. In sharing these Park experiences, Glenis explains to her grandson (and us) that goodness and well-being exist worldwide, especially in nature. "There, we can find our truest nature—our highest nature," said Glenis. You will cherish her treasured moments as she shares them with us here. Glenis has spent almost three decades touring the country as a poet and teaching artist. She explains why poetry is the mouth that speaks when all other mouths are silent, and she invites everyone to rediscover the wonders of the world around us, the stories they have to tell, and the lessons they have to teach us.Only on Speaking of Travel. Tune in! Thanks for listening to Speaking of Travel! Visit speakingoftravel.net for travel tips, travel stories, and ways you can become a more savvy traveler.

In this delightful episode, we travel to sunny Australia, where our guest, Glenys Atkins, a long-time dog enthusiast, lives with her supportive family and two miniature poodles, Coco and Chevy.Glenys is retired and has even undergone hip replacement surgery, but that doesn't stop her from being active. What is unique about her story is that she started agility at the age of 67 - so age is definitely not a barrier to starting this great activity! She also explains her thoughts behind her statement: “Agility is not just a sport for young people. It's a sport that older people can do successfully as well.”Learn about her dedication to canine conditioning and the OneMind Dogs method and how these practices shape her life and dreams. Glenys loves going to seminars for the supportive and encouraging environment. “There isn't anything better than going to a OneMind Dogs seminar - it's just so much fun!” she says. Hear an inspiring story about how a love for dog agility led to a remarkable conversation with an orthopedic surgeon. Listen to this episode and get inspired!Here are the links for the conditioning Glenis is doing with the poodles:Facebook pageWebpageHer agility videos:"Parkes Trial April 2023 First Clear Run""Parkes Trial April 2023 First Run" "Rear-end Conditioning Exercise" "Shaping Going Round an Object October 2020"Visit OneMind Dogs and learn more about the dog's perspective!Do you have a new dog at home? Or do you want to start it all over?Start the OneMind Dogs puppy training program today and get the OneMind Dogs team's support. To get the podcast newsletter, sign up here!

Come celebrate the launch of Cheryl Boyce-Taylor's collected poems The Limitless Heart. Encompassing the breadth of Cheryl Boyce-Taylor's astounding career, The Limitless Heart is a time capsule of the boundless love, care, grief, and fortitude that make her work so stirring. With deep empathy, thoughtfulness, charisma, and lyricism, Boyce-Taylor's work explores questions of immigration, motherhood, and queer sensuality, among other themes. Grief is both an anchor and a door throughout Boyce-Taylor's poetry, as seen in Mama Phife Represents, a hybrid of memoir and verse on the death of her son, Malik “Phife Dawg” Taylor of A Tribe Called Quest. Questions regarding Blackness and Black womanhood in the United States are stitched throughout her books, and Boyce-Taylor leans into a more overtly defiant political register in her latest work, We Are Not Wearing Helmets, while maintaining the connective spine of the Trinidadian dialect that appears throughout all her work. Selections from these books, as well as her other poetry collections, appear in this new volume. Curated from Boyce-Taylor's body of work, The Limitless Heart encapsulates her progression as a writer throughout the decades of her highly successful career. Get The Limitless Heart from Haymarket: https://www.haymarketbooks.org/books/... ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Speakers Cheryl Boyce-Taylor is a poet and teaching artist. She earned an MFA from Stonecoast at the University of Southern Maine and an MSW from Fordham University. Her collections of poetry include Raw Air (2000), Night When Moon Follows (2000), Convincing the Body (2005), and Arrival (2017), which was a finalist for the Paterson Poetry Prize. Mama Phife Represents (2021) won the 2022 Audre Lorde Award for Lesbian Poetry by The Publishing Triangle. We Are Not Wearing Helmets (2022) was nominated for the 2023 Hurston/Wright Legacy Award. Her life papers and portfolio are stored at the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture in New York City. She lives in Brooklyn, NY. Glenis Redmond is the First Poet Laureate of Greenville, South Carolina. She is a Kennedy Center Teaching Artist, and a Cave Canem alumni. She has authored six books of poetry: Backbone, Under the Sun, What My Hand Say, Listening Skin, Three Harriets & Others, and Praise Songs for Dave the Potter (artwork by Jonathan Green). Glenis received the Governor's Award and was inducted into the South Carolina Academy of Authors. She was recently a recipient of the Peacemaker Award by the Upstate Mediation Center in 2022. Her poetry has been showcased on NPR and PBS and has been most recently published in Orion Magazine, storySouth and The New York Times, as well as numerous literary journals nationally and internationally. Watch the live event recording: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fm-k5Oqj9Ms Buy books from Haymarket: www.haymarketbooks.org Follow us on Soundcloud: soundcloud.com/haymarketbooks

There are still hopes that a national Erebus memorial will be ready in time for elderly family of those killed in the disaster to see it. The Culture and Heritage Ministry says flooding erosion means it can no longer be built in Auckland's Dove Myer Robinson Park. Deputy CEO of the Ministry of Culture and Heritage Glenis Philip-Barbara said that had the memorial been erected there, they wouldn't have been able to guarantee the safety of visitors. She said they couldn't take a risk with people's safety, and that they couldn't guarantee that there wouldn't be more slips in the future due to the weather damage. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

SOREN LIT 2022- Glenis Redmond www.sorenlit.com SOREN LIT Editor: Melodie J. Rodgers, MFA Glenis Redmond is a performance poet, a Kennedy Center Teaching Artist, and a Cave Canem alumni. In October of this year, Glenis was selected to be the City of Greenville's first poet laureate. She has authored six books of poetry: Backbone (Underground Epics,2000), Under the Sun (Main Street Rag, 2002), and What My Hand Say (Press 53, 2016), Listening Skin (Four Way Books), Three Harriets & Others (Finishing Line Press), and Praise Songs for Dave the Potter, Art by Jonathan Green, and Poetry by Glenis Redmond (University of Georgia Press). She is presently working on a seventh collection, Port Cities: Portals of the Second (Domestic) Middle Passage. In 2020 Glenis received the highest arts award in South Carolina, the Governor's Award and in 2022 she was inducted into the South Carolina Academy of Authors. Glenis was born on Shaw AFB in Sumter, South Carolina. She presently resides in Greenville, South Carolina. She was the founder of the Greenville Poetry Slam in the early 90's. She confesses she is Bi-Carolinian as she lived in Asheville, North Carolina for seventeen years and was a vital leader in the poetry scene in the 90's. During that time, she was a Southern Fried Slam champion of the individuals twice and ranked twice in the top ten at the National Slam. Glenis was awarded the WNC Best Poet through the Mountain Xpress so many times, she was placed in the Hall of Fame. Glenis is a North Carolina Literary Fellowship recipient and helped to create the first Writer-in-Residence program at the Carl Sandburg Home National Historic Site in Flat Rock, North Carolina. She received her MFA in Poetry from Warren Wilson College while touring full-time as a poet and mother-of-twins, Amber, and Celeste Sherer. She is now a Gaga to three grandchildren Julian, age 7 and Paisley age 1 and newborn, Quinn. Glenis has spent almost three decades touring the country as a poet and teaching artist. She served as the Poet-in-Resident for the Peace Center in Greenville and the State Theatre in New Brunswick, NJ. As a Kennedy Center Teaching Artist, for seventeen years, Glenis has created and facilitated poetry workshops for school districts across the country. Since 2014, she has served as the mentor poet for the National Student Poets Program through Scholastic Art and Writing Awards. In the past she has prepared these exceptional youth poets to read at the Library of Congress, the Department of Education, and for First Lady Michelle Obama at The White House. Her poetry has been showcased on NPR and PBS and has been most recently published in Orion Magazine, storySouth and The New York Times, as well as numerous literary journals nationally and internationally. Glenis believes poetry is the mouth that speaks when all other mouths are silent. Website: www.glenisredmond.com Instagram: glenismakingpoetryreign Twitter: glenisredmond TikTok: RedwomanGlenis --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/melodie-rodgers/message

How can we find our truth in a world full of different belief systems, different ways of understanding the world, and different spiritual teachers? How can we connect to spirituality when none of these systems seem to fit just right? What we believe can go on to shape the way we see ourselves, our purpose in this world, and can influence how we connect to other people and other kingdoms. So to help answer these questions, I welcome Dr. Glenis Mark. Glenis is an intuitive coach and mentor and the creator of the Key of Truth Academy. She's here today to share how she came to find her truth and how she can help you find yours. Glenis' wisdom is medicine for us all as we grow, change, and evolve together. Let's listen in.    We're exploring:  How Glenis' search began in adolescence and helped shape the work she does today Why forgiveness is key to your spiritual journey The challenge of understanding and incorporating self-love practices for those who have suffered from abuse  Using YouTube to connect to natural places we don't have access to How self-love can help us create a reality of love in our daily lives Why accepting change is showing kindness to yourself  Glenis' courses on fear, forgiveness, and self-love  And more   Connect with Glenis and learn more about her courses on https://keyoftruthacademy.org/ or follow her on Tiktok @keyoftruthacademy   Connect with me: Website: www.thepathofix.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thepathofix/ FB: https://www.facebook.com/thepathofix Courses and Monthly Circles: https://thepathofix.thinkific.com/   Learn more about Cuatro Manos y Cinco Volcanes Farms & our cacao here: https://www.cuatromanosycincovolcanesfarms.com/4manos

On today's show we're going to revisit a live event Citizen Vinyl put on in August 2021. We invited a poet and a painter to talk about their creative efforts to revive an epic African folktale. Glenis Redmond, the "Afro-Carolinian poet" teamed up with British painter Julyan Davis  to produce a spoken word album called, "Cymbee." It's named after an African mermaid. Her legend traveled along with enslaved Congolese people who were brought to the shores of South Carolina.  In this episode we'll hear how Julyan first encountered the folktale and how Glenis weaves her own ancestry and identity in its retelling. 

When you're a kid into art, it's hard to imagine doing that and getting paid for it like a job. (We all know that old adage about starving artists). This is possibly even more true for those who like writing poetry. You don't often hear about professional poets. Well, today's an exception. My guest Glenis Redmond is an award-winning, professional poet, and teaching artist. In this episode, she talks about being drawn to poetry from an early age, her biggest inspiration for diving into a poetry career, and how she approaches teaching poetry in workshops and the classroom. I hope you love this conversation as much as I did! 2:49​ - How Glenis made the transition from counselor to professional poet artist 8:25 - The discipline of being an artist and how dialing in on your desire affects other people 10:16 - Why Glenis decided to start teaching poetry 14:22 - The intangible objective to working with teachers and students on poetry 16:23 - The keys to getting students to go deep and share their vulnerability through poetry 22:53 - Why introverts are big storytellers and the power of giving students agency 25:04 - How visual arts and poetry intersect and influence Glenis' work 32:24 - Using praise poetry as a tool to connect with visual art in the classroom 36:10 - How praise poetry speeds up the social-emotional learning process 42:12 - The artwork that changed Glenis' life Transcript at https://artclasscurator.com/86-partnering-poetry-and-visual-art/

James Navé Twice 5 Miles Radio welcomes poet Glenis Redmond to the Twice 5 Miles Radio microphone. Glenis and Navé explore the liberating idea that your artistic destiny belongs to you in this lively discussion. Glenis, a nationally recognized poet, understands well that her artistic destiny belongs to her, just like your artistic destiny. Best of all, Glenis is living proof that her hypothesis is true. Glenis grew up in Greenville, South Carolina, back when adults encouraged proper young girls to maintain a demure profile which naturally included no loud speaking. Of course, when your artistic destiny belongs to you, and you're a naturally gifted spoken-word poet like Glenis, it's easy to imagine a bit of tension might emerge. Glenis knew she wanted to be a poet from the start, but like so many young people looking for respectability, she confirmed for a while. She kept her poetry in journals, maybe read her poems to a few friends, quietly as she thought she should. But then, one day, Glenis said to herself, your artistic destiny belongs to you; now what are you going to do about it? Indeed, my friends, Glenis Redmond did something about it. When you listen to this interview, you'll find out precisely what Glenis did and how well it worked out. Besides telling you how she made her artistic destiny work for her, Glenis spends a fair amount of time in this interview explaining how you can make your artistic destiny work for you. She also lifts the idea that you don't have to forsake your current life to achieve your creative destiny. Guess what you can make it happy right there at your kitchen table, or while you're sitting on your porch, or in your living room a few minutes before you go to bed. Finally, Glenis explains that you must commit to your destiny to make your artistic destiny work for you. Of course, Glenis explains, this means you must show up and do the work, but you can do it over time, in short or long stretches. Glenis believes that if you move in the direction of your artistic destiny, your artistic destiny will move towards you, a dance if you will. Enjoy the interview.

Hello Stratford!This week I speak to Rachel from Betty and Mabel, a creative whizz with a needle and thread, and Glenis from Avon Flow Art, a painter with some really mesmerising pieces. Podcasts aren't a great way to talk about visual art, so at some point this week, the interviews will also be available to view on the Stratford Calling YouTube channel, so you can see the ladies and their creations too. Bear with me though, as technology hasn't been friendly this last few weeks! I will keep you updated on socials.There is also still time to enter your poetry, flash fiction or short stories into the Monsoon Estates Creative Writing competition, to be in with a chance of winning £100 and a 3-month coffee subscription to Monsoon Estates Coffee Company. Email me at stratfordcalling@gmail.com for the rules and an entry form. The deadline is this Thursday (13th) at 5pm. Best of luck to everyone who's entering and thank you to those of you who have already sent in your entries. I am really looking forward to hearing them on the podcast next week.Hope you are all keeping well and warm this very dismal May!Happy listening!EmmaShop local - Support local - Celebrate local

11/25/20 Table Talk Pastor Steve With Guest Glenis Acosta

Glenis Daly tells us about doing the make-up and styling for David Bowie during his legendary 'Serious Moonlight' tour.

Screenwriter Thunder Levin: Thunder Levin was born and raised in New York City, graduated from Hunter College High School, and received a BFA in Film from NYU before moving to Los Angeles at age 23. His father Michael was an award-winning journalist before retiring from WCBS radio. His mother Glenis was an immigrant from Liverpool, England, where she worked across the street from the Cavern Club while the Beatles were playing there... and never went to see them! He credits the original Star Trek television series with opening his mind to both the wonders of science fiction and filmmaking as a child, while the original Star Wars solidified his desire to make movies when he grew up. A high school TV production class sealed the deal.Mutant Vampire Zombies from the 'Hood! (2008) starring C. Thomas Howell was Thunder's feature film directorial debut. This led to him writing and/or directing several films for production company The Asylum, including American Warships (2012) and AE: Apocalypse Earth (2013), culminating in the pop culture phenomenon Sharknado (2013). While continuing to write and direct feature films, he is also developing episodic television projects.Thunder is a lifelong sailor and car enthusiast who's recently taken up motorcycle riding. In addition to his film and television work, he is writing his first novel. He lives in Santa Monica, CA, but considers himself a "temporarily misassigned New Yorker". Thunder is his real name. Please don't ask whyProud Member of the IFH Podcast Network!For more great filmmaking and screenwriting podcasts:

Be sure to subscribe for more - Creation Grounds Podcast For a list of NYC, LA and Southeast casting directors, the shows they cast as of 5/11/20 & their assistants, associates and a way to track your auditions and workshops with them check out The Audition/Workshop Tracker! ________ Watch Woke the Series Glenis Hunter Imdb IG: Instagram Twitter: Twitter Press: News article Glenis Hunter joins me for the episode 9 of The Creation Grounds. Glenis and I met in an acting class in NYC. ________ Some Questions I Ask: Where'd you grow up? (2:10) Transition from D.R to NY? (2:30) On Decision to Act? (3:15) On strength and what that means to you? (4:20) A play or show that she is most proud of (5:28) When did you start creating your own work? (9:00) Film festivals and film festival wins? (10:45) Stories that you want to tell (11:45) On handling rejection (13:45) Resources to stay empowered? (16:05) How to submit projects to your production company? (17:45) ____________ You can follow Arron at: Website: ArronLloyd.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/arronlloyd/ Facebook: Arron Lloyd Twitter: https://twitter.com/ArronLloyd Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/arronsl316 TikTok:Arronslloyd Youtube: Arron Lloyd This is NYC merch -

Glenis Redmond discovered the Power of Poetry to Heal, 28 years ago, when she was diagnosed with fibromyalgia. In 1995 she founded the first Greenville Poetry Slam and took the first all-women's team to Nationals. She is the founder of Peace Voices, a poetry program dedicated to poetry outreach and engagement in the community through the Peace Center for the Performing Arts in Greenville, SC. She has written numerous poetry books and won many awards. In 2019 Glenis was diagnosed with multiple myeloma. She has gone through a very difficult year of chemotherapy and a Stem Cell transplant. She is now rebuilding her immune system and doing much better. In our conversation, Glenis talks about how poetry has been a healing force in her life, both through illness and racism. She shares how she has viewed illness as a gift that has allowed her to refocus and also shift into a deeper way of living. If you want to continue to support the Hey, Boomer broadcasts, you can "buy me a cup of coffee" at https://www.buymeacoffee.com/HeyBoomer0413 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wendy-green9/support

This week: Living your best life with Chronic Illness can be a challenge, but it's something Glenis Mark does each and every day. On the podcast this week, Glenis joins us to share the realities of living with a Chronic Illness, and how she still managed to complete her PHD, travel the world, work on research projects she loves, and more.

Are you just getting by, or are you THRIVING?  Do you feel like you have to ask what thriving even means? There are things that happen in each of our lives that can be life altering. The loss of a loved one, a major accident or injury, a bad relationship, all of these can spin our world in such a way that it feels liek we will never be the same again.  The good news is even these life altering event are not permanent, and you can over come them to become something even greater than you were before. We move from devastation, pain and tradgedy to slowing learning to cope. To live with it. But over time, if we are committed to work on it. If we are committed to get to a place of better. And yes, Gratitude for this life event we can not just get by, we can thriving. We all need coping techniques, especially in the early stages of the loss of a loved one and International Best Selling Author Wanda Faye Williams shares from her book, "Coping with the love of a loved on" skills to be able to to just that. To truly thrive out of a situation we then need to learn to find gratitude within the situation. International Best Selling Author GLenis Hargreaves shows us how as she shares tips from her book, "Gratitude Transformation" Today is your day to begin the journey of moving from surviving to thriving. Join host Steve Kidd and his guests as we all start this journey together on Thriving Entrepreneur.

In a time of divisive discourse, empathy appears to be a missing element in the fabric of some of our conversations. Join us for a timely chat about stepping into the shoes of others as we welcome poet Glenis Redmond and behavior specialist Tyson Wright to our table. We talk about diverse literary works and how they can influence our mindsets, which creates space for empathy.  Glenis is a traveling poet who teaches the creative process of writing and presenting poetry. Her books include: What My Hand Say, Monumental, & Under The Sun.  Tyson has been a police officer and a classroom teacher and is currently a behavior interventionist. He is also a football coach and is married with four daughters. 

On the 19th January 1974 Glenis Carruthers attended a 21st birthday party in central Bristol. She left the party at around 10pm and never returned. Her body was later found not far from the party but what happened to her? A major investigation was launched into finding out what really happened to the 20 year old. Important information provided by: https://www.bristolpost.co.uk/news/history/strangled-death-clifton-zoo-blackout-4360https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-beds-bucks-herts-12105287https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/crime/8244606/Joanna-Yeates-murder-relatives-of-1974-victim-say-killer-could-be-same.htmlhttps://www.dailyecho.co.uk/news/8765872.police-investigate-death-of-woman-who-was-killed-just-yards-from-where-joanna-yeates-lived/https://www.crimeandinvestigation.co.uk/crime-files/joanna-yeates/investigationhttps://www.findmypast.co.uk/Music by: www.dl-sounds.com (http://www.dl-sounds.com/)Follow us on social media:Twitter- @theunseenpodFacebook- The Unseen Podcast

The State Theatre New Jersey Poet-in-Residence Glenis Redmond joins us in-studio with our Vice President of Education & Community Engagement Lian Farrer to discuss the residency program. Glenis is returning for her 11th year at The State and over the years we've built relationships with community members from middle-schoolers to senior citizens, all leading up to a Free Poetry Reading on May 23 at 7pm.

Poet-in-Residence Glenis Redmond and Vice President of Education & Community Engagement Lian Farrer continue to chat about the annual poetry residency program. Bert also discusses participating in Glenis's workshop and what it's like to think differently about writing poetry. The culmination of the annual residency is the Free Community Poetry reading on May 23 at 7pm.

So happy to have Glenis and Tiffany back on the podcast this week! Both mothers have returned to work and are both still breastfeeding Orion. They share the ups and downs of the journey and how they feel about their journey thus far.

While taking part in an outdoor yoga class in Brisbane, Glenis Wilkinson was inspired to start her own business teaching yoga. “I can do this,” she thought and so she did, kicking off several years ago by offering classes on a gold coin donation basis.Glenis has been practising yoga since 2001 and says it offers numerous psychological, emotional and physiological benefits such as health and fitness, physical and mental and emotional strength and balance, and a sense of tranquillity, things she wants to introduce to as many people as possible.Glenis has a background in Hatha Yoga, Yoga Nidra (a state of between waking and sleep), in utilising yoga for anxiety and depression as well as in meditation, so she’s well-placed to offer her skills to others. “These practices give me the tools to manage life’s challenges,” she says. It makes perfect sense for Glenis to integrate her own practices with her working life while providing a ‘safe space’ for her clients to experience these things too.Glenis’ business goal is to create a sustainable enterprise teaching and offering classes and workshops for individuals and groups in a wide variety of settings: community centres, gyms located in or near hospitals, outdoors in parks, in the wellness centres run by Brisbane City Council as well as in corporate work spaces.Being a member of the Global Sisters Tribe for Glenis means enjoying the support, learning, gaining knowledge, inspiration, encouragement and mentorship the community provides.

Glennis and Tiffany had their baby! Glennis was on episode 19 of the podcast where she discussed inducing lactation for her expected baby. Baby Orion was born in September and we discuss how things are going and what co-nursing looks like.

As we celebrate Women's History Month, we are catching up with two great women leaders, Boss Ladies! For the second episode in this series, we have Pharmaceutical Plant Manager Glenis Hernandez. She's not only my aunt whom I've always looked up too but a very successful Latina immigrant. Listen to her success story from her humble beginnings in the Dominican Republic to her rise in one of the largest pharmaceutical companies in New York. --- Follow PinkLeo Productions on IG and FB: bit.ly/2ndCAvT bit.ly/2AcRPKB Subscribe to the podcast: apple.co/2zzdCZv bit.ly/2BlZbsl ---- Credits Producer and Host: Maggi Delgado bit.ly/2ndCAvT Guest: Glenis Hernandez

Glenis Hargreaves has lived a life so hard that she has made the decision to help others for the rest of her life. Riddled with regret, but full of faith, she uses her history with addiction and hardship to help others overcome theirs. Everyone has a story, how can you use yours for the betterment of others? http://5ed.8db.myftpupload.com/

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Glenis Phillip-Barbara heads the new māori language research unit He Puna Whakarauora, she talks about its role and function.

Glenis Phillip-Barbara heads the new māori language research unit He Puna Whakarauora, she talks about its role and function.