Podcasts about Goelz

Join us for an inspiring episode of Behind Her Boom with your host, Amber! In this episode, we dive deep into the incredible journey of beauty influencer Sandra Goelz. Discover how Sandra transitioned from a successful bridal makeup artist to a thriving beauty entrepreneur, launching her own skincare brand, SG Skin.

Introductions Peter Goelz offers decades of leadership in management, transportation, crisis communications and national and international political strategy.  Mr. Goelz has managed the Washington, DC office for O'Neill and Associates from 2005 through 2021 when he moved to Of Counsel status. Prior to that he was the head of the Crisis Communications Practice Group for the global communications firm APCO Worldwide.   Mr. Goelz has been active in public life and politics for close to four decades having worked for and advised Presidents, Senators, and Governors. He served as Executive Assistant and political Director for Governor Hugh J. Gallen, worked for Presidents Jimmy Carter and William J. Clinton.   In addition, Mr. Goelz was appointed by President Clinton to serve as Managing Director of the National Transportation Safety Board. After joining the NTSB in 1995, Mr. Goelz served as Director of the offices of government affairs, public affairs and family affairs as well as Managing Director.  As Managing Director, his responsibilities included handling the day-to-day operations of the agency and serving as chief policy advisor to the Chairman. In addition, he managed the passage of the agency's re-authorization and appropriations legislation and testified on Capitol Hill. He is widely hailed as one of the country's most experienced safety investigative experts.   Mr. Goelz was on scene and directed investigative activities at numerous aviation accidents, including ValuJet in Miami; TWA off the coast of New York; EgyptAir off the coast of Rhode Island; American Airlines in Arkansas; and the J. F. Kennedy, Jr. accident off the coast of Massachusetts. Mr. Goelz was the principle liaison to the White House, the FBI and the CIA. During this time Mr. Goelz also directed investigative activities in numerous pipelines, rail and other surface accidents.   While serving in the Clinton Administration Goelz was detailed to the White House to work on security issues surrounding the WTO conference in Seattle, WA,   In September of 1990 Goelz began work with the Government of Kuwait while they were in exile. Stationed with the Government, in Taif Saudi Arabia, he helped stand up the Government's Public Information Office and crafted a number of innovative communications strategies on behalf of Kuwait.   In the private sector, Mr. Goelz worked with major airlines, airports, unions, and corporations, advising them on safety and security matters. For the Warren Buffet owned company NetJets, he drafted their first crisis response plan and guided them through a mid-air collision accident,   His current and past clients have included Alaska Airlines, Boeing, PG&E, NetJets, Presidential Airways, L3 Communications, Massport/Logan Airport, the Association of Professional Flight Attendants,   Mr. Goelz is a sought-after commentator on aviation safety issues and is currently under contract with CNN. His written commentary has appeared in numerous national and international outlets, including USA Today, New York Times, and Aviation Daily.   Mr. Goelz is a member of the Aero Club of Washington, the International Aviation Club, and the International Society of Air Safety Investigators (ISASI   Mr. Goelz, holds both a Bachelors and Master's degree and he and his wife, reside in Alexandria, Virginia.  Contact Information https://www.linkedin.com/in/peter-goelz-851864a1/

Rod Goelz; Rod is a local music mentor with over 30 years of performing and teaching experience. A Millersville graduate with a passion for music and rhythm, Rod has created his own methods of teaching and coaching locally in Central PA. Partially operating out of Rock Mill Industries, Rod teaches Quick Start Guitar lessons, Music and Wellness sessions, and many more. There is just too much to cover in one short interview. Please check out Rod's lesson options @ https://www.rodgoelz.com/Jess Zimmerman of The Jess Zimmerman Band;Jess is an award winning local Country Artist with more nominations than we can list. Winning the "Best Female Vocalist" CPMA in 2019 and the "Best Country Band" CPMA in 2021. The band's newly released album "Be the Light" was released in May and they are currently touring the US. We are looking forward to seeing their band at this coming CPMAs so make sure you get your nominations in! https://www.jzband.org/You can find out more about the CPMHOF @ https://cpmhof.com/Brought to you by Darker with Daniel @ Studio 3.http://darkerwithdaniel.com/All media requests: thecpmpodcast@gmail.comJoin us back here or on your favorite audio streaming platform every other week for more content.

Super excited to announce new guest, Rod Goelz, to The Story!Rod Goelz is a local musician who has “gone international” with his teaching methods. The Associated Press has called Rod a “Six-string surgeon.” He has been mentoring musicians and making great music for over 30 years.A native of York, PA, Rod attended Berklee College of Music and earned a Bachelor of Arts in Music Industry Studies from Millersville University. Rod has taught guitar, bass, drums, mandolin, and ukulele to hundreds of musicians, and he is credited for his ability to creatively mix diverse areas of music, including hip-hop, funk, rock, country, metal, bluegrass, jazz, pop, reggae, and just about any style his students can think of.Known for his involvement with such diverse bands such as Paradise Movement, Killmaine Saints, and American Hollar, Rod is also the founder of Groove Jones, The Rod Goelz Project, and Boompop Coalition.Rod makes learning fun and exciting by tailoring his lessons to his students' interests and goals. There is no Kumbaya in Rod's studio. He meets his students where they are and journeys with them to nurture their unique musical voice. Rod brings his trademark sense of humor and ability to teach on the fly into session, making his online and in-person lessons feel more like a jam session than a rigid music class. Rod leverages his years of performance and teaching experience to build solid, confident, lifelong musicians.In addition to his many instrumental contributions, Rod is also the author of the "Basses Loaded and Make It Funky" instructional series published by Santorella Publications, LTD. His latest instructional book, "Quickstart Guitar," is one of the foundational lesson books offered with his lessons at the Weary Arts Group (York, PA) and Rock Mill (Mechanicsburg, PA). Rod's universe contains no musical taboos - all styles offer something unique and valuable to every musician. He believes that the best way to learn an instrument is to play with others from the first day. Application brings understanding and motivation, through an approach he developed called Boompop!Check out Rod Goelz and his projects here:Facebook: We Love Guitar Nerds HomepageWebsite: RodGoelz.comFind The Story Podcast here: coryrosenproductions.com/podcastsSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-story/donations

Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2023.04.11.536379v1?rss=1 Authors: Oberholster, L., Mathias, A., Perriot, S., Blaser, E., Canales, M., Jones, S., Culebras, L., Gimenez, M., Kaynor, G. C., Sapozhnik, A., Richetin, K., Goelz, S., Du Pasquier, R. Abstract: JC polyomavirus (JCPyV) is the causative agent of progressive multifocal leukoencephalopathy (PML), a severe, and often fatal, demyelinating disease of the central nervous system. While PML has traditionally been characterized as a lytic infection of oligodendrocytes, more recent findings suggest an important role for astrocytes during the initial stages of disease. Here, using human induced pluripotent stem cell-derived astrocytes coupled with a multiparametric approach, we show that astrocytes are readily infected with JCPyV that strongly impacts their biology, inducing a unique proteomic signature. Furthermore, the changes observed mirror elements of ex vivo findings in PML brain lesions, including dysregulation of the cell cycle and activation of the DNA damage response. We also demonstrate that this signature is extended to extracellular vesicles (EVs) while being strikingly different from that of inflammatory conditions. Thus, our results support the relevance of using brain-derived EVs as a means to gain mechanistic insights into JCPyV pathophysiology in the brain and pave the way towards the identification of new biomarkers for the early stratification of patients at risk of developing PML. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info Podcast created by Paper Player, LLC

For the first time, we have a two part episode of The Ocean Decade Show! In Part 1, Taylor gives listeners an inside look at the COP27 climate conference that was held in Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt November 6th through 17th. Taylor's hot takes include her opinion on Sharm El Sheikh itself, the many shipping decarbonization events she attended through her role with the Aspen Institute, and the excitement over the first ever Ocean Pavilion at a COP. Stay tuned for Part 2 where we gain additional insights on COP27, but for now enjoy Taylor's insider perspective.

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Episode 7 of Federal Insight: “Chaos in the Air,” with O'Neill and Associates Senior Vice President Peter Goelz discusses the confluence of factors that have been plaguing airlines, airports, and passengers in recent weeks and months. Peter sits down with OA Account Executive Ben Craig to break down how we got here, how consumers can be better prepared while planning their next flight, and what Congress will be looking at in anticipation of the upcoming 2023 FAA reauthorization. Be sure to like and subscribe to our podcast page on Apple, Spotify, and YouTube to be the first to hear our newest conversations.

Muppet performer Dave Goelz tells us what it was like to work in the creative world of the late Jim Henson. Then, three local authors read from their memoirs: Rachel Michelberg, Melissa Harris, and Kristin Keane.

The Power of Women in Country Music highlights the past 100 years This month, the GRAMMY Museum's The Power Of Women In Country Music opens for a summer run in Los Angeles. The event highlights the past, present and future of country music's greatest female trailblazers by exploring the rich history of women as a driving force in country music. The Power Of Women In Country Music will take visitors on a journey through the history of women in country music, from the early years and post-World War II, to the emergence of Nashville as a country music mecca, and to female country artists becoming international pop sensations. The exhibit will feature artifacts or special content from a diverse roster of 70 female country artists. The exhibit launches on Friday, May 27th and will run through Sunday, October 2nd. LeAnn Rimes is scheduled for a special Public Program moderated by Marissa R. Moss, author of Her Country: How the Women of Country Music Became the Success They Were Never Supposed to Be, to celebrate the new exhibit on Tuesday, May 31st. Tickets are available now via the GRAMMY Museum's website. Kelsey Goelz, GRAMMY Museum's Associate Coordinator and curator of the exhibit, chats with us about what artifacts fans can expect to see. She also explains why it's important that the traveling exhibit continues to grow. Stick around after the interview where Matt and I chat about Naomi Judd, who passed away last week at 76, and Dolly Parton being inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame this fall. Full audio and video can be streamed below. Be sure to subscribe to The Music Universe Podcast wherever you get your podcasts. https://youtu.be/XKf7FEG4ViI

In the early 1970s, Dave Goelz was an industrial designer working for Hewlett-Packard by day and obsessing over the puppets on Sesame Street in his spare time. Fifty years later, Goelz still has the dream job he left Silicon Valley to pursue. He's the Muppet performer bringing life to Gonzo, Dr. Bunsen Honeydew, Waldolf, Zoot and others. We'll talk about the creative alchemy of Jim Henson's Muppet universe with Goelz as well as Henson's biographer and the curator of Imagination Unlimited, an exhibit about Henson which opens this week at the Contemporary Jewish Museum in San Francisco.

This week, we had the pleasure of virtually sitting down with O'Neill and Associates SVP Peter Goelz and Tom Kinton, of Kinton Aviation Consulting. Tom Kinton worked for the Massachusetts Port Authority for over 35 years, having ended his tenure there as CEO from 2006 - 2011. Peter Goelz, before joining the DC office of O'Neill and Associates, spent decades in the leadership of the U.S. aviation industry, including a stint as the Managing Director of the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB). Recorded on Friday, January 21st, Tom and Peter sit down with OA Account Coordinator Ben Craig to discuss the roll-out of 5G cell service and its projected impacts on U.S. aviation operations.

This week on 321 GO Cosmo and Cayenne discuss the Supreme Court rulings on regulating free speech in the public school system, Governor Baker's first in studio appearance and his plan on tax holiday in Massachusetts, and Subway's tuna fish sandwich and the controversy around it. Cosmo is joined by O'Neill and Associates' Senior Vice President, Peter Goelz to discuss Biden's infrastructure plan. In Two Minutes with Tom, Tom and Cayenne discuss Speaker Pelosi's announcement on the committee selected to investigate the attack on the capital.

On 'To Introduce Our Guest Star' this week Jarrod surprises Joe with the one and only Dave Goelz! Known for his many decades playing characters like Gonzo and Bunsen Honeydew, Dave has worked on every major Muppet production (even a couple of days on Sesame Street) and continues to this day. Listen as we discuss the perks of anonymity, the best Gonzo costumes, dinner with Peter Sellers, the Goelz family taking over Hollywood, and so much more.

Continuum Movement teacher Donnalea joins me to discuss Emilie Conrad, Haiti, fluidity, form vs freedom, practises, pleasure, “sounding”, online vs in-person, Stephen Porges, the passing of founders, the politics of the body, and cultural appropriation. A succulent feast of somatic exploration. https://continuummovement.com

This Friday Happy Hour, Tyler Buckingham and Peter Ravella meet up with Taylor Goelz, the host of ASPN's newest pod, the Ocean Decade Show! This podcast is your monthly source to learn about the United States effort to the United Nations Decade of the Ocean initiative, which begins next month, in 2021 and runs through the end of the decade. The goal of this podcast is to introduce the public to the UN Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development and keep them informed and engaged with U.S. activities as they become reality. Look for episode 1 of the Ocean Decade Show coming up soon, in early January 2021!

Greg & Gary Goelz discuss their new and very unconventional book, "What's In Your CORE: An Educator's Guide to Plugging Into Purpose & Perspective." Their light and humorous book is written for all K-12 educators and encourages them to rediscover and return to their purpose in education, while also better understanding the perspectives of their colleagues.  Greg & Gary bring over 40 years of experience in education including 12 different positions!  So, they can pretty much speak to any job title in education.: from elementary to middle and high school, from inner-city to suburban, from regular ed to special ed, from low-income students to affluent, from teaching to student services, from building-level to district-level leadership....they've basically done it all.  Read the book that introduces you to the 10 COREs (Calling or Reason in Education) that can be thought of as your "educational personality types."  Then, reflect on how you can return to your CORE, while leveraging the COREs of others to achieve school goals together.  And, while you're at it, enjoy the funny stories from Greg & Gary from growing up as twins outside of Milwaukee, Wisconsin and interesting professional stories too.  Great for a book study, "What's In Your CORE" will not disappoint.  Follow Greg & Gary on Twitter @GoelzBrothers and you can find their book on Amazon at:  https://amzn.to/2EQo1Ip  

On Part 1 of our Mental Health and Wellness Series, Greg & Gary Goelz join me to discuss their new and very unconventional book What's In Your CORE: An Educator's Guide to Plugging Into Purpose & Perspective that aims to get us to slow down, reflect on our own "WHY" and then return to it so we can feel fulfilled and have fun in our jobs again. The mental health and wellness of educators could not be more important than RIGHT NOW! In these trying times, our students need us energized and emotionally healthy more than ever. However, many of us have understandably lost our way and are feeling ineffective and burned out. And, it's only November!!! Their book, "What's In Your CORE: An Educator's Guide to Plugging Into Purpose & Perspective" is a light and humorous book written for all K-12 educators and it has a very strange goal: it doesn't want to teach you anything new. What!?!? That's right, it's a book that aims to help you return to all of the wonderful already inside of you, rather than trying to teach you to be something, or someone, different. Refreshing, right? "What's in Your CORE?" focuses on two main topics: Purpose and Perspective. In regards to purpose, you'll be introduced to the 10 COREs (Calling or Reason in Education) that can best be thought of as your "educational personality type." Greg and Gary guide you to rediscover your own personal "WHY," your CORE, and how you can return to it. For perspective, the book explains how and why to fully get to know, trust, and lean into the COREs of your colleagues. In the book, they refer to this as the "unifying power of perspective-taking" and it's the engine that drives school-wide success. And, while you're learning about purpose and perspective, Greg and Gary will entertain you with funny personal stories from growing up as twins outside of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and their interesting professional stories, too. Great for a book study, "What's In Your CORE?" will not disappoint. So, if you're looking for a light, hilarious read that will help remind you why you got into education in the first place, or why on earth you should stay, this is the perfect book for you. Pick it up and you won't put it down. Follow Greg & Gary on Twitter @GoelzBrothers and you can find their book on Amazon at https://amzn.to/2EQo1Ip Sponsors: http://www.codebreakeredu.com/ anchor.fm Contact information for Host Email: coachingallthingsedu@gmail.com Website: https://www.acunlimited.org/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/annhlabanganaclay/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AandCUnlimited4You Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/annolivia.life.work.balance/ Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/AnnHC_Champ4All --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/coachingallthingsedu/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/coachingallthingsedu/support

For our 4th Bonus Episode, we are featuring authors Gary and Greg Goelz and their book “What's in your Core?: An Educator's Guide to Plugging into Purpose and Perspective.” In this great talk, we talk to Gary and Greg about the core principles that help educators get back to their core with teaching. Twitter: @GoelzBrothers To purchase "What's in your Core": https://www.amazon.ca/Whats-Your-CORE-Educators-Perspective/dp/1475856873 USA: https://www.amazon.com/-/es/Gary-Goelz/dp/1475856873

On this episode, Jenna speaks with Taylor Goelz, a Virginia Sea Grant Knauss Marine Policy Fellow, about her fellowship and the United Nations (UN) Decade of Ocean Science. The UN proclaimed a Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development from 2021-2030 to support efforts to reverse the cycle of decline in ocean health and gather ocean stakeholders worldwide behind a common framework that will ensure ocean science can fully support countries in creating improved conditions for sustainable development of the ocean. Join them to learn how to engage with ocean decade initiatives!

Movement is not just something that we normally do; it is what we are. In this crazy world, bringing fluid movement back into our bodies can help us release the trauma and stress we have accumulated over years of shackled existence. Do you want to learn tools for releasing trauma and stress? Debra Debra Graugnard […]

Movement is not just something that we normally do; it is what we are. In this crazy world, bringing fluid movement back into our bodies can help us release the trauma and stress we have accumulated over years of shackled existence. Do you want to learn tools for releasing trauma and stress? Debra Debra Graugnard shares this wonderful conversation with her teacher, Donnalea Goelz, Ph.D., executive director of the worldwide Continuum Movement organization. Join them in an enlightening experience and learn tools for releasing the effects of trauma on the nervous system and physical body.

In this episode of Higher Ed Impact, Mike talks about political fundraising, narratives, and coincidences. He is joined by Charlie Goelz, who formally spent many years in DC fundraising for the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee.

Welcome to PsychEd, the psychiatry podcast for medical learners, by medical learners. This episode covers medical trainee wellness during the COVID-19 pandemic with expert guest Dr. Deanna Chaukos, Staff Psychiatrist at Mount Sinai Hospital in Toronto and Wellness Lead for the Psychiatry Residency program at the University of Toronto.    The learning objectives for this episode are as follows:   By the end of this episode, you should be able to… Define wellness and burnout and their importance in medical education/psychiatry Understand strategies on how to maintain our own wellness and prevent burnout Understand strategies to help others maintain their wellness and deal with burnout *All through the lens of the COVID-19 pandemic   Hosts: Dr. Alex Raben (PGY5), Gray Meckling (CC3), Shaoyuan (Randi) Wang (CC3), Weam Sieffien (CC3)   Guest Staff Psychiatrist: Dr. Deanna Chaukos (Sinai Health Systems, Toronto)   Resources COVID-19 Resources for Residents, infographic prepared by residents at the University of Toronto, including team member of PsychEd Nikhita Singhal Resources for MD Wellness Improving Mental Health During COVID-19 University of Toronto Office of Health Professions Student Affairs OHPSA University of Toronto Postgraduate Wellness Office at UofT Gerstein Crisis Centre CAMH: COVID-19 Information for Healthcare Workers CAMH self-referral for healthcare workers to access mental health services UofT Faculty of Medicine: COVID-19 Wellness Resources for Faculty and Trainees Canadian Psychiatric Association - COVID-19 American Psychiatric Association Well-being Resources Seven tips for staying grounded as the world grapples with COVID-19: UofT Expert AMA: 6 ways to address physician stress during COVID-19 pandemic UBC - COVID-19 Resident Wellness Resources Youtube video: Three steps to coping with anything (including COVID-19) MHCC: Resource Hub: Mental health and wellness during the COVID-19 pandemic CMHA: COVID-19 and mental health   Articles CMA: Maintaining Your and Your Family’s Well-being During a Pandemic BMJ Opinion: COVID-19 - the impact on our medical students will be far-reaching AAMC: “A terrifying privilege”: Residency during the COVID-19 Outbreak AMA: Residency in a pandemic: How COVID-19 is affecting trainees CMAJ: Medical education needs reform to improve student well-being and reduce burnout, say experts   Examples of Medical Student Initiatives UofT News: As COVID-19 battle escalates, U of T students offer busy health-care workers help on the home front UofT News: Medical students collect personal protective gear for front line health-care workers, donate through U of T UofT News: 'We care and are here for them': U of T students help seniors cope with distancing during COVID-19 COVID-19 Central Making a difference: UBC students help frontline medical workers during COVID-19 McGill students rally their peers to provide support to frontline workers U of A medical students offering emergency child care to physicians and front-line health workers UCalgary medical and nursing students quickly answer the call for COVID-19 help News: Medical students providing support during COVID-19 containment effort (Schulich School of Medicine & Dentistry, Western University) Queen's students volunteer to help Kingston's medical professionals UOttawa MD students pitch in to help frontline health workers during COVID-19 McMaster med students help their future colleagues during COVID-19   References  Brooks, S. 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F., & Coverdale, J. H. (2013). A systematic review of stress-management programs for medical students. Academic Psychiatry, 37(3), 158-164. CPA Note: The views expressed in this podcast do not necessarily reflect those of the Canadian Psychiatric Association.   For more PsychEd, follow us on Twitter (@psychedpodcast), Facebook (PsychEd Podcast), and Instagram (@psyched.podcast). You can provide feedback by email at psychedpodcast@gmail.com. For more information visit our website at psychedpodcast.org.

Joe Carlson chats with Maple Lake High School senior, Katie Goelz.

On this episode, we are joined by Jimmy and Bryan Goelz. They are four years apart, but both played at Smithtown East HS, New York Tech and drafted by the Los Angeles Dodgers. They spoke about their experiences in pro ball, their work with the Tri-State Arsenal, Jimmy's time at St. Dominic HS and Bryan's career with Motus Global. Jimmy is currently an assistant at New York Tech, where they just reached the Division-II College World Series.

On this edition of In The Circle, Eric Lopez talks with Tampa Mustangs and Lakewood Ranch high school coach T.J. Goelz. Goelz compares coaching a travel ball team to coaching a high school team, and the impact of legendary Mustangs Head Coach Ray Seymore had on him. Goelz also discusses being involved with the Florida Gulf Coast Collegiate Softball league that will start in 2020. Also on this episode, Eric and Victor preview the WBSC Softball/Asia Oceania Softball qualifier and who may secure the last spot in the 2020 Summer Olympics. The two also look at the recently released A-SUN conference schedule and more on this episode.

It all started when a teenage kid was the designated driver for his family going wine tasting in Napa, CA. It was then, that Jason Goelz, future owner and winemaker, fell in love with the industry. After receiving one of the first minors in Wine and Viticulture at Cal Poly SLO, Jason had a dream of entering the wine industry. After college he worked in the corporate/tech world, but continued building on his dreams by making wine in a friend’s basement. After making a major career change and taking some risks, he eventually achieved his goal and opened the doors to Jason-Stephens Winery on October 2008.

Janu Goelz is a Bay Area Native that grew up in Morgan Hill. She moved to SF for college and stayed there for 13 years. In those 13 years she went to USF, traveled to India to play the leading role in 2 commercial films, worked the corporate world a few years and after all of that started a clothing line. She partnered with a fashion designer friend to create a line that was a vision/fantasy of Janu’s since young. Ri Couture took recycled Indian Saaris and turned them into whimsical colorful cocktail dresses. An artist neighbor at their studio invited her for an interview at the local news station where she soon after became a Weather Anchor. During that time her focus shifted to her Weather position from her clothing line. Fashion has always been a passion for Janu which has resurfaced through Alara Cellars.Janu met husband Jason Goelz, local vintner and winery owner, in the Summer of 2012. Her love for wine transitioned and developed from an enthusiast to a wine professional. Through what started off as mini getaways on sales trips with her husband she learned about wine sales and tasted her way through several trade shows. She has since completed and began and completed various wine educational programs including: CSW, CS, WSET3 and the Wine Executive program from UC Davis. Her hands-on work at Jason-Stephens Winery has helped her grow into an up and coming new winemaker with a passion to outdo her husband…because anything he can do, she can do better.Behind the label’s fashion is designer Malene Grotrian

www.rodgoelz.com Topics include: Teaching Publishing Back-up plans Organizational skills Music industry studies Weary Arts Group Boompop Coalition Survival skills Groove

On this week's episode Cosmo and Cayenne discuss how banks are tracking where you click, the Boston Globe's coordinated editorial push which was decried by President Trump as COLLUSION, and our SVP/aviation expert Peter Goelz discusses this week's unplanned flight from the Seattle airport. Then Hugh Drummond sits down with Managing Director Stephen Johnston of the Boston Harbor Hotel to discuss what exactly a $15,000-a-night penthouse means. Finally, Tom and Cayenne on the current business scene in Boston (hint: it's good).

Having your world shaken up and become so unsafe at a very early age completely changes your whole world view, that what you mostly do in this lifetime is to try to find safety and a way to feel safe on this earth. Registered Somatic Movement therapist and educator Donnalea Goelz was molested twice, at […]

Having your world shaken up and become so unsafe at a very early age completely changes your whole world view, that what you mostly do in this lifetime is to try to find safety and a way to feel safe on this earth. Registered Somatic Movement therapist and educator Donnalea Goelz was molested twice, at the age of three and then at the age of five, which made her gravitate toward studying things that will help the issue of trauma. She brings together a lifetime of training in various healing modalities and therapies and is currently involved in research projects about somatic healing which is healing through movement and understanding the brain. Donnalea marries her love of understanding the scientific aspects through research with experiential somatic work. As a dancer, movement has always been a significant part of her life and her healing. Donnalea says movement is how she came to safety. She would go out and dance her prayers. When the world became really horrible when I was very young, she could go out and dance and would literally tell her mother she was going out and dancing for God.

Goblin King! Goblin King! Wherever you may be - take this child of mine far away from me! Join NostalgiaCast for a lively discussion on LABYRINTH, Jim Henson's musical fantasy adventure beloved by millions... of prepubescent pre-teen girls, while alienating everyone else unequipped to handle its not-so-subliminal sexual subtext. Author R.J. Craddock (THE THIRTEEN TRIBES OF CAIN book series) drops by the studio to school Jonny and Darin in all things Door Knockers, Fireys, and fairies, and helps makes sense of the difference between boy fantasy adventures and girl fantasy adventures. But will it be enough to rescue the film from the Bog of Eternal Stench? Or do the countless Muppet characters - and David Bowie's androgynous (and erotically-charged) rock star persona - have no power over the rest of us? Enter the labyrinth and find out!   Rent/stream LABYRINTH on Amazon, CinemaNow, Google Play, or Vudu today!

This week, Team Mousetalgia talks about some famous Disney dragons, both old and new, in an Emporium show. But first, Jeff visits the Walt Disney Family Museum to hear Muppeteer Dave Goelz speak about his career as the Great Gonzo and describe how he brings puppets to life. Next, special guest Rebecca Dimmick joins Mousetalgia to report on D23's recent event at the Walt Disney Studio celebrating the 75th anniversary of The Reluctant Dragon, the movie that introduced and demonstrated the process of Walt Disney's feature animation to the world. Rebecca describes the panels, the decorations, the events, and the transformation of the studio lot back to its earliest days in 1941. We also host a giveaway in honor of D23's latest Fanniversary celebration, and then it's an app check: Kristen reviews Dragon Spotting, Disney's app promoting the release of Pete's Dragon, and Disney Emoji Blast - two recent releases for mobile devices. Finally, Kristen offers an Empath's review of Pete's Dragon and explains why it should never have been made. Plus - now that the Rivers of America are under renovation, we offer Disney our unsolicited and, frankly, ridiculous advice for ways to plus the area.

Julia and Lara spend their second episode focusing on the one and only the Great Gonzo and discussing things such as chicken girlfriends, chili pepper shirts, and why people should date Gonzos.