Podcast appearances and mentions of heather day

If the love of money is the root of all evil, how do we develop a healthier relationship with our finances? In this illuminating episode, Rodney Olsen speaks with Heather Day, author of "Money and Spirit: Surrendering Our Finances to the Work of the Holy Spirit." From crushing debt to financial freedom, Heather shares her family's transformative journey that began with a desperate prayer in a restaurant parking lot. Her story reveals how financial struggles often mask deeper spiritual issues about trust, security, and self-worth.   As Director of Marketing for Barnabas Foundation, Heather helps Christians give generously to their churches and favourite ministries. Through her personal experiences and professional insights, she offers practical wisdom on inviting the Holy Spirit into financial decisions, resolving money conflicts in marriage, and discovering the joy of giving beyond comfort zones. This conversation isn't about investment strategies or get-rich-quick schemes, but about surrendering our finances to God's purposes and experiencing His faithful provision.   WEBLINKS Heather Day's Website Barnabas Foundation

Money isn't just practical – it's spiritual. The way we handle our finances reflects the state of our hearts. In this episode of Unconventional Ministry, author Heather Day from Barnabas Foundation shares how surrendering our money to God leads to true financial wellness. Too many people live in an endless cycle of financial stress, feeling trapped by anxiety, emptiness, and broken relationships caused by misplaced priorities. While worldly advice focuses on spending less, saving more, and working harder, these strategies alone won't bring the peace and freedom we long for. True transformation happens from the inside out when we follow the Holy Spirit's guidance in our finances. Heather draws from her own journey of financial struggles and shares practical steps to align our money with God's will. As the author of Money and Spirit: Surrendering Our Finances to the Work of the Holy Spirit, she brings a message of faith, hope, and renewal for those ready to break free from financial burdens and experience God's provision. Tune in for an inspiring conversation on replacing greed with generosity, anxiety with peace, and worldly tactics with God's wisdom. Let's pursue financial freedom – God's way! .... Please tune in to a previous Unconventional Ministry episode with SAT-7 USA staff Ruth Thomas "Accountability, Transparency, and SAT-7." Learn how she transformed her career frustration into a pursuit of meaningful work serving in a leadership role with SAT-7 USA.

Join Brian & Steph as they talk with Heather Day, author of the book Money & Spirit: Surrounding Our Finances to the Work of the Holy Spirit.

On the latest episode of Now, Appalachia, Eliot interviews author Heather Day Gilbert about her new psychological mystery QUEEN OF HEARTS. Heather Day Gilbert, an RWA Daphne du Maurier Award winner and 2-time ECPA Christy Award finalist, enjoys writing contemporary mysteries with unpredictable twists, much like the Agatha Christie books she read growing up. She also writes Viking historicals. Her novels feature small towns, family relationships, and women who aren't afraid to protect those they love. Find out more at heatherdaygilbert.com.

On the latest episode of Now, Appalachia, Eliot interviews author Heather Day Gilbert about her new psychological mystery QUEEN OF HEARTS. Heather Day Gilbert, an RWA Daphne du Maurier Award winner and 2-time ECPA Christy Award finalist, enjoys writing contemporary mysteries with unpredictable twists, much like the Agatha Christie books she read growing up. She also writes Viking historicals. Her novels feature small towns, family relationships, and women who aren't afraid to protect those they love. Find out more at heatherdaygilbert.com. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/eliot-parker/support

On the latest episode of Now, Appalachia, Eliot interviews author Heather Day Gilbert about her new psychological mystery QUEEN OF HEARTS. Heather Day Gilbert, an RWA Daphne du Maurier Award winner and 2-time ECPA Christy Award finalist, enjoys writing contemporary mysteries with unpredictable twists, much like the Agatha Christie books she read growing up. She also writes Viking historicals. Her novels feature small towns, family relationships, and women who aren't afraid to protect those they love. Find out more at heatherdaygilbert.com.

On Season 3, Episode 7, Emily McElwreath interviews Ché Morales. Ché Morales is an independent curator based in New York City who is passionate about presenting groundbreaking material in innovative and thought-provoking ways. With a keen eye for emerging talent, he has curated numerous exhibitions that showcase the diverse range of artists' abilities. Among his notable exhibitions are Dominique Fung's "Wash Your Corners" at Ross + Kramer in New York, Bernadette Despujols's "The Vast Ocean in Which the Woman Swims” at Rachel Uffner Gallery in New York, Nadia Waheed's "I Climb, I Backtrack, I Float" and Asif Hoque's "Lover's Rock" at Mindy Solomon Gallery in Miami. Additionally, he has curated exhibits such as Azikiwe Mohammed's "396 Wortman Ave." and Heather Day's "Convergence" at Anna Zorina Gallery in New York. In 2017, Morales established ABSTRKT, an independent consultancy focused on art, design, and creating unique experiences. Clients include Nike, New Balance, Adidas, The Standard Hotel, Soho House, StockX, New York City Ballet, Cîroc and more.Through this platform, he continues to shape his artistic practice and explore new avenues within the art world. Morales is also recently founded The Online Gallery, a quarterly ad-free art archive that provides a platform for curators, artists, and organizers to share and demystify art through an editorial lens. His approach to art curation is deeply influenced by his extensive knowledge of cultural, social, and historical contexts in which art is both created and consumed. Through his work, Morales aims to push boundaries, inspire meaningful conversations, and captivate audiences with the transformative power of art. This episode is sponsored by BetterHelp. Visit ⁠⁠⁠⁠BetterHelp.com/TAC ⁠⁠⁠⁠today and get 10% off your first month. ⁠⁠⁠⁠theartcareer.com⁠⁠⁠⁠ Follow us: ⁠⁠⁠⁠@theartcareer⁠⁠⁠⁠ Follow Ché : ⁠⁠⁠@chemorales Online Gallery website: https://www.theonline.gallery/ Follow The Online Gallery: ⁠⁠ @theonline.gallery Podcast host: ⁠⁠⁠⁠@emilymcelwreath_art⁠⁠⁠⁠ Social Media: ⁠⁠⁠⁠@lilap3arl⁠⁠⁠⁠ Music: Chase Johnson Editing: ⁠⁠@benjamin.galloway

Ready to make the most of your membership? This episode is one of three selected recordings from Barnabas Foundation's Membership Tour, an interactive, online orientation designed for anyone looking to gain a deeper understanding of the resources and services that are available through your membership. In this segment, Heather Day, director of marketing, discusses the marketing resources available to members and how you can make the most of them.

Have you ever wondered how to make a positive impact in your community? In this week's episode of The Lion's Den with Seth, we are joined by Heather Day - the Executive Director and instructor of both Saint Louis's Flourish and Legacy Institute. She has championed programs that empower youth in our communities, helping them grow and flourish into their fullest potential while creating a lasting legacy for the future generations. Learn more about her work on how she brings out the best in people every day! Inspire yourself with an hour spent learning how Heather is making a meaningful difference in her organization, Hear first hand stories from her experience being at the frontline impacting lives around us today. Get inspired with amazing insights on what it means to be part of something bigger than ourselves and learn effective ways to take purposeful action within our own communities. https://www.flourishmo.org/ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thelionsdenwithseth/support

Work smarter, not harder! In this broadcast, Heather Day, director of marketing, and Jack Strong, member engagement officer, explain all the complimentary marketing materials available to you, including customizable resources, the quarterly marketing plan and the brand-new online Member Center.

This episode features one of our most listened-to episodes from 2022. Listen as Barnabas Foundation's Heather Day, director of marketing, and Jack Strong, member engagement officer, provide practical tips for establishing and maintaining a legacy society for your organization, including how to make the most of the Legacy Society Starter Kit.

Vielleicht gibt es so etwas wie Farbhunger. Die Sehnsucht nach Farbe ist in den ersten Monaten des Jahres bei mir besonders groß und aus diesem Grund bin ich wohl auf die Bilder der jungen kalifornischen Künstlerin Heather Day gestoßen. Die Malerin bringt immer wieder neue lebendige Unterhaltungen in Gang aus Farbe in fettem Auftrag und dünner wässriger Imprägnierung, raumgreifenden und ganz zarten Linien, Flächen intensiver Leuchtkraft und feinen Pastelltönen. Das Geschehen ist niemals beliebig oder einfach dekorativ, sondern spannungsvoll, leicht und echt. Das besprochene Bild findest Du auf der Website der Künstlerin: https://heatherday.com/2020/2020/4/10/fever-dream Um Farbe, Form, Linie und Expression geht es auch in diesen beiden Podcastfolgen: #03 Mark Rothko, ohne Titel #14 Clyfford Still, untitled (1959) Wenn dieser Podcast Dein Leben bereichert und Du meine Arbeit unterstützen möchtest, kannst Du das hier tun: https://www.paypal.me/astridblohme. Ich freue mich über Deinen Beitrag! Musik: 4 am von noxz Peach fizz von noxz

On this episode of Hope Unabridged, Kasey & Angie discuss relational resilience and how to cultivate relationships instead of canceling them. Heather Day is an associate professor of communication at Andrews University, and is passionate about supporting women. Seth Day has been a pastor and campus chaplain who has experienced deep trauma and hurt. Learn more about how their experiences give their latest book, I'll See You Tomorrow: Building Relational Resilience When You Want to Quit, a deeper level of depth and emotion.   Hope Unabridged is hosted by: Kasey Brennan (@thejoyfulwild) and Angie Elkins (@angiebrownelkins) Music by: Robert Elkins

What is the goal of planned giving marketing, and how do you measure success? This episode features one of our most listened-to episodes from 2022. Listen as Heather Day discusses best practices in planned giving marketing and the simple, effective ways to promote smart and powerful giving options to your supporters.

What a wonderful year of blessings and opportunities! When it comes to working alongside members and serving your loyal supporters, there's so much to celebrate. Listen as Jim Bakke (executive director), Heather Day (director of marketing), and Kurt Knoll (director of member relations) reflect on the big wins of 2022 and offer a sneak peek of the exciting things in store for 2023.

Hey hey! Today's episode is a must-listen! The cancel culture of the world today makes it tricky to navigate relationships, doesn't it? Listen in as I chat with Seth and Heather Thompson Day about these issues on the show.  Seth and Heather provide a framework of what the Bible says about showing up for one another—even when we feel like giving up. They also share just how important it is to stop waiting for the “perfect” time to move forward in our lives. Heather Thompson Day is an Associate Professor of Communication at Andrews University. She is passionate about supporting women and runs an online community called I'm That Wife, which has over two hundred thousand followers. Heather's writing has been featured on outlets like TODAY and the National Communication Association. She believes her calling is to stand in the gaps of our churches for young people. She is the author of seven books, including It's Not Your Turn and Confessions of a Christian Wife. Seth Day is a graduate student of Educational Psychology. He has been a pastor and campus chaplain. His background in Human Service Counseling and ministry brings an important spiritual component to their most recent book, I'll See You Tomorrow.  Listen in to hear all about: How communication drives relationships and what it means to be wired to be in relationships with other people. How messages and experiences we have in childhood affect our relationships into adulthood  What weak ties are and how we can value them in our lives. Favorite quotes: ~Our experiences in life, what we go through as children; we are constantly seeking affection. We  are going to adapt our coping styles to whatever way helps us get that affection and the unfortunate part is that we carry this to our adult relationships. ~It starts with you! I can only control what I choose to do. The reality is it starts with YOU making the commitment to start living life again ~Narcissists don't want love, they want adoration. ~Weak ties matter. If we spend all our time saying we don't have any best friend  relationships we will miss the relationships that we have. ~People who are part of a church community are healthier and happier. In this episode I answered this question: How can I become more confident in my abilities? (29:51) Links to great things we discussed:  This Is Us (TV Series 2016–2022) - IMDb Abbott Elementary (TV Series 2021– )  Jesus I Never Knew, The: Philip Yancey, Bill Richards - Amazon.com Lash Boost Eyelash Conditioning Serum | Rodan + Fields® I'll See You Tomorrow: Building Relational Resilience When You ... Heather Day (@heatherday) • Instagram photos and videos The Chosen (TV Series 2017– ) - IMDb Milk & Cookies: A Merry Crowder Christmas - Amazon.com Music Naked Body Oil - Osmia Organics - Integrity Botanicals Confident Motherhood Community Join the Confident Motherhood Community here. Hope you loved this episode! Be sure to subscribe in iTunes and slap some stars on a review! :) xo, Alli 

Get more bang for your storytelling buck. In this session, Heather Day (director of marketing) offers creative methods for collecting and sharing donor stories and provides simple, practical tips for maximizing your storytelling impact.

In today's episode, we interviewed Heather and Seth Day! They're an awesome husband and wife duo who recently released their book, "I'll See You Tomorrow: Building Relational Resilience When You Want to Quit." They had such a powerful perspective on strengthening your relationships, finding forgiveness and how to know when it's best to walk away. We've loved getting to interview so many different people on this show and we've learned so much from each of them, we hope you enjoy! Make sure you're subscribed to the FamilyMade channel and following along with us for some more exciting episodes coming soon! Instagram ▶ https://www.instagram.com/THEMILLERFAM/ YouTube ▶ https://www.youtube.com/c/graceforthemillers Miller Fam Website ▶ https://www.themillerfam.co/ Twitter ▶ https://twitter.com/themillerfam Facebook ▶ https://www.facebook.com/themillerfam

Listen as Barnabas Foundation's Heather Day, director of marketing, and Jack Strong, member engagement officer, provide practical tips for establishing and maintaining a legacy society for your organization, including how to make the most of the Legacy Society Starter Kit.

Are you ready for the year-end fundraising flurry? Listen as Heather Day, director of marketing, walks through some of the most important messages your supporters need to hear in the final quarter, and how the Member Marketing Plan can help you. She and Kurt Knoll also cover non-cash gifts that continue to appeal to your donors in a time of recession.

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To Love a Viking by Heather Day Gilbert and Jen Cudmore has been released, and I got to chat with them about it last week. Guys, this series!  If the Christian influence on Viking history isn't enough, what about adventure, fight scenes, and romance that won't make you blush? How about that a damsel is in distress and… gets rescued by another woman instead of the stereotypical DUDE! Listen in! Note: links may be affiliate links that provide me with a small commission at no extra expense to you. Are You Ready for an Exciting New Viking Series from 2 Great Authors?   One of the biggest surprises I recall from researching books by different authors was that the cozy mystery and suspense author I liked and respected, Heather Day Gilbert, had also written historical Viking books! I made the erroneous assumption that they were romance and skipped them (for the time being… I knew I'd read them some day), and then something happened. A few months ago, I saw this cover.  With Heather's name on it.  And some other gal I hadn't heard of–Jen Cudmore.  What is this deliciousness?  The cover was AMAZING… not stereotypical nor was it inauthentic.  It was just GOOD (not to mention gorgeous) and with the Celtic frame (the Vikings did go over to Scotland/Ireland after all), I just felt like it hit all the sweet spots. Well… the book is here, folks.  And I've got a copy in my hot little hands.  No, really. It's July. And I live in the desert.  My hands are totally hot and in totally all the wrong ways. Just throwin' that out there. Anyway, Heather and Jen chatted with me about To Love a Viking, and oh my!  This book sounds fabulous. We know Viking women were strong. Even those that weren't warriors had to survive Nordic winters. Ergo, strong.  But what about strong enough to build a new society with people they'd once fought against. Oh, and rescue a damsel in distress #BecauseYeah! I'm ready to dive in to To Love a Viking myself, and I hope you'll grab a copy, too. It promises to be incredible. To Love a Viking by Heather Day Gilbert and Jen Cudmore Get swept up in an enthralling new romance series featuring women who rule the hearts of Viking men. ELLISIF Forced into a financially advantageous marriage that spirals into a nightmare, Ellisif cannot help but imagine what might have been and ache for what was lost. The only lights in her life are her daughters and the friendships she's forged with the household servants. Though seven years have passed since Ellisif wed another man, Dagar still cannot forget the woman who captured his youthful heart. As the Viking warrior battles for his country's future, he finds himself entangled in a personal war for Ellisif's freedom that could cost his family their reputation and standing with the king. If he risks all, can he save the woman whose face still haunts his dreams? And if given another chance, will she choose him? INARA Escaped slave Inara is determined to start a new life. Under the guidance of warrior and shipbuilder Håkon, her sword skill grows, as does her confidence that the Viking men will accept her as a warrior in her own right. When she is selected to lead a perilous rescue mission to protect Ellisif, Inara finds herself blindsided by feelings for Håkon…and by threats to her freedom far closer than she feared. As dreams and desires collide, she wrestles against the lies holding her captive. Can she conquer her doubts before all that she's hoped for slips from her hands? Written by award-winning historical author Heather Day Gilbert and fresh voice Jen Cudmore, two love stories entwine in this sweeping Viking-era romance, the first novel in the Tavland Vikings series. You can find out more about the series and the authors on Heather's WEBSITE. Like to listen on the go? You can find Because Fiction Podcast at: Apple  Castbox  Google Play Libsyn  RSS Spotify Stitcher Amazon and more!

Donor testimonials are a powerful way to convey the benefits and impact of planned gifts. In this episode, Heather Day (director of marketing) and Phil Leo (church communications director) share interviewing, writing and troubleshooting tips they've learned through the years collecting and sharing donor stories. Listen to learn more!

What is the goal of planned giving marketing? Where should you focus your efforts and how do you measure success? Join Barnabas Foundation's Phil Leo, church communications director, and Heather Day, director of marketing, for a discussion on best practices in planned giving marketing. Listen in as they break down the simple, effective ways you can promote smart and powerful giving to your supporters.

Somebody oughta put that on a t-shirt....

This episode features a special presentation from Heather Day, Barnabas Foundation's director of marketing, which took place at the Christian Leadership Alliance conference in 2021. Listen in as Heather discusses the powerful ways that donor stories can inspire giving and the proven approach that helps supporters tell their stories.

What's in store for the days ahead? Jim Bakke, executive director, Kurt Knoll, director of member relations, and Heather Day, director of marketing, celebrate highlights from 2021, and preview some of the exciting things unfolding for members in 2022.

What do you do when it seems like everybody else is getting their dreams and you’re not? Heather Thompson Day helps us know what we can do to shape ourselves while waiting, so we are ready when it’s our turn. We had a fun, wide-ranging conversation with Heather about the themes from her new book […] The post Heather Day: What to Do When It’s Not Your Turn appeared first on Gravity Leadership.

Episode 095 / Cozy mystery and historical fiction author Heather Day Gilbert joins us to talk about the challenges of moving from a traditionally published author to an indie author. We touch on the mindset shifts she had to go through, and she gives us an overview of how she launched a successful indie cozy mystery series. Plus we delve into one of her lessons-learned that involves a snake. :) Show notes: How Heather got started writing through NaNoWriMo Why Heather doesn't recommend writing in several different genres at the beginning of your writing career (but sometimes we can't help ourselves!) Why Heather goes against the advice to not read reviews and how she uses them to get feedback on her books The relationship she has with her readers and how they provide feedback for her on blurbs and titles The mindset change she had to make regarding awards and “fame fog” to become an indie author How Heather used a rapid release model that fit her life and writing habits to launch a new indie series Heather's book for writers, Indie Publishing Handbook Come over and say hi to Jami and Sara in the WIKT Facebook group! You can find show notes and links at wishidknownforwriters.com. Links: Heather's website: https://heatherdaygilbert.com/ Twitter: @heatherdgilbert Instagram: @heatherdaygilbert Facebook Author Page: https://www.facebook.com/heatherdaygilbert The Big List of Craft and marketing books mentioned on WIKT podcast episodes Jami's Launch Plan Sara's Book Release Timeline Checklist

Luke discusses which musician he'd like to spend 24 hours with. Hope he doesn't mind ants.

Introducing the Legacy Society Starter Kit Description: Kurt Knoll, director of member relations and investments, and Heather Day, director of marketing, present Barnabas Foundation's Legacy Society Starter Kit. This exclusive member-only resource includes a how-to-handbook and a variety of resources for launching and maintaining your legacy society.

The sun rises in the east. One plus one equals two. Kids are most thirsty at bedtime. Some things never change; you can count on them – always. Heather Day (director of marketing) and Kurt Knoll (director of member relations) discuss marketing certainties that have stood the test of time, and what this means for promoting planned gifts to your supporters.

Barnabas Foundation's Director of Marketing, Heather Day, recently presented the workshop, "A Collaborative Roadmap to Donor Stories" at the Christian Leadership Alliance's 2021 Outcomes conference in Orlando, FL. Watch as Heather presents research that shows donor stories are a powerful way to inspire giving and gives a proven approach that pairs the fundraisers who know their supporters with the creatives gifted at telling their stories.

There’s no doubt about it – planned giving marketing works! Research and experience tell us so. Still, most of us face the reality of limited time, staffing and resources. What are we to do?! Heather Day shares seven strategies for adapting your ministry’s marketing efforts to a limited budget.

What if there was one magic skill that could change how you relate to any kind of person? Guess what, there is! It's called communication.You're listening to Happy & Holy, a podcast about discipleship and community and how we meet each other right where we are to be the people of God on planet earth. And when we do, we have the potential to become the happy and holy disciples we are meant to be. I'm your host Kate Boyd, and today, I am joined by Dr. Heather Day. Dr. Heather Thompson Day is an interdenominational speaker and contributor for Religion News Service, Newsweek and the Barna Group. She is also an Associate Professor of Communication at Colorado Christian University, and she is passionate about supporting women, and runs an online community called I'm That Wife. She resides in Denver, Colorado with her husband, Pastor Seth Day, and their three children, London, Hudson, and Sawyer Day.She's breaking down what it takes to be a good communicator in every situation and giving us a few cues we can take from Jesus to be memorable and make an impact with our words.If you want to keep up with Heather you can find her online at:Twitter: @HeatherTDay Instagram: @HeatherThompsonDayheatherthompsonday.com

In this podcast, Dr. Russell James, director of Graduate Studies in Charitable Finance at Texas Tech University, shares about his latest study on planned giving terminology and online donor behavior. This content is from a video interview with Heather Day, director of marketing, originally took place as part of "Proven Strategies for Planned Giving" member conference held in Grand Rapids, Michigan on March 3, 2020.

Though many things have changed in 2020, some things always stay the same – including the need for ministries to communicate consistently and effectively with supporters about tax-wise end-of-the-year giving options. Join Kurt Knoll and Heather Day, director of marketing, for a practical conversation about marketing in the fourth quarter. Kurt and Heather also explain a new donor-oriented training series that you and your supporters won't want to miss.

In this training, Heather Day, director of marketing, shares how donor stories are a powerful way to explain, inspire and secure planned gifts. But how do you go about sharing them – especially if writing’s not your thing? She explains a proven collaborative approach that pairs the frontline fundraisers who know their supporters with the creatives gifted at telling their stories. This training originally took place as part of "Proven Strategies for Planned Giving" member conference held in Grand Rapids, Michigan on March 3, 2020.

On this episode, my Mom and I are talking all things hair care. We go over tips and tricks to keep your hair looking FLY and we also chat about products that you will love. Hair can make a HUGE impact on how we feel about our own self image and honestly, why not give yourself some love when you're feeling "fat" and take care of your hair? Make It a process to show yourself you love yourself! 

Heather is passionate about the trucking industry and is a member of the Board of Directors for both the Saskatchewan Trucking Association (STA) and for the Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA). Before transitioning to her current role, Heather earned degrees in Music and Education and enjoyed a seven-year teaching career in London, England where she led the Music Departments of both inner city and large suburban high schools. Upon returning to Canada to become involved in the family business, Heather advanced her education in finance, human resources, business administration, and obtained her commercial 1A driver’s licence. Heather is also the proud mom of two young daughters and, when not at work, provides a marvellous taxi and snack service to and from daycare, ballet, soccer, swimming, figure skating, and music lessons.

A legacy society provides a system to make sure your closest supporters are properly thanked, recognized and served on an ongoing basis. In this video, Heather Day, director of marketing, explains the purpose of a legacy society, and the resources available to help you launch and maintain one for your ministry.

This week, we’re serving up a full TV Dinner, complete with documentary shorts, animated stories, collaborative poetry, video art, and creative meditations on resistance and resilience. You can watch the video version of this episode on YouTube.com/BRICtv • Brooklyn, USA is produced by Sachar Mathias, Emily Boghossian, Shirin Barghi, Charlie Hoxie, Khyriel Palmer, Ross Tuttle, and Mayumi Sato • “Stranger Fruit” was produced by Jon Henry, Sol Nova, Emily Boghossian and Sachar Mathias • “The People” was produced by Tendayi Kuumba and Greg Purnell • “Facts” was produced by Charlie Hoxie • “Yo SOS” was produced by Emily Boghossian, Heather Day, Rahson Johnson and Soraya Palmer • “Something Is Going to Come Of This” was produced by Suzie Kim and Charlie Hoxie • “How We Love” was produced by J Kas • “How’s That For A Check-In?” was produced by Najee Omar (Artist In Residence, ICAC), Baba Israel, Jessica Sucher and Sachar Mathias. The Intergenerational Community Arts Council (ICAC) is proudly supported by program partners BRIC and University Settlement. • “BK MADE | Tanda Francis” was produced by Kecia Élan Cole • “Weekend Weather with Junior Meteorologist Griff City” was produced by Griffin Wormer, Emily Boghossian, Taylor Cook, Lauren Germain and Maddie Wormer • If you have something to say and want us to share it, call us at (917) 719-0021 or check out our handy guide on how to send us a message: https://bit.ly/2Z3pfaW • Read the episode transcript here: bricartsmedia.org/Brooklyn-USA • Follow us on Twitter and Intagram @BRICtv • bricartsmedia.org/Brooklyn-USA •

A legacy society will streamline and boost your efforts to honor, thank and serve your closest supporters on an ongoing basis. Join Kurt Knoll and Heather Day, director of marketing, as they discuss the benefits of having a legacy society, resources to help you get started and pro tips for making the most of planned giving's "most valuable program."

The Planned Giving Marketing Plan provides a variety of tips, content and images to promote planned giving opportunities to your ministry’s supporters. In this video, Heather Day, director of marketing, walks you through how the plan works and simple steps to get started.

How do you talk to your supporters about planned gifts? Heather Day, director of marketing, provides key messaging strategies you can immediately apply to your marketing materials and in your one-on-one conversations.

In this training, Heather Day, director of marketing, offers practical tips on how to write effective donor testimonials and impact stories

Everybody thinks they are an artist. Every creative person believes they can make riches on the internet because it seems like every other creative is doing it. (Ever heard of photoshop, comping, prototyping and fake news?) I'll get my art on a wall mural at Coke! Nike will love my designs for their shoes, as soon as they see my instagram, I will be GOLD! I am a much better photographer than the one Beyoncé hired, how did THEY get that gig? I really hated that Super Bowl ad, I could have shot/photographed/filmed that much better! Think so, right? Maybe, but mostly, no. In the commercial art world, unless you have professional representation, an agent, or have a vast and elite cultural network, the chances of you landing that A-List gig that actually PAYS is very unlikely. The only other potential path to riches, is if you game the social media game so intently and with intention, adding on extraordinary talent and networking skills, you ARE going to need help. Not just for the one job, but for the long game that will carry your creative a!# to sustainable income well past 40 years, 50 years and beyond. Simone Friend, How To Successfully Represent and Protect Commercial Artists Meet artist representative Simone Friend, of Friend & Johnson Artist Representative. Simone for over 30 years, has built the most immaculate reputation as a protector of creatives that ensure proper compensation AND protection of intellectual property rights. But most of all, Simone has built a standard process around artist education. Are you an artist that would like to land a commercial gig like independent Google artist Heather Day, or international superstar photographer Geoff Kern and many more artists that have built a sustaining platform? You need to listen, now. --- The Honest Field Guide is a production of brand strategy and visual identity agency Birk Creative at http://www.birkcreative.com. Episode song "Can I Ride With U?" can be downloaded on Apple here https://music.apple.com/us/album/can-i-ride-with-u/212635734?i=212635813 and is written by Grant Birkenbeuel and JinJa Davis, from the band Utah Carol http://www.utahcarol.com. Recorded at Stomping Ground Studios. Podcast editing and mastering by Jason Marck. Episode artwork by British artist Karolin Schnoor http://www.karolinschnoor.co.uk as represented by Friend & Johnson at http://www.friendandjohnson.com. --- Do you love our show? We would love your dollars to keep going! We can take a donation to support our podcast here and we will shout you our when you do it on an upcoming podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-honest-field-guide/support. --- Text The Honest Field Guide at ‪(312) 445-0903‬ Send us a voice message and we will record it on an upcoming episode: https://anchor.fm/the-honest-field-guide/message . --- 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/the-honest-field-guide/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-honest-field-guide/support

We all see things differently, but Heather Day filters color in a particular way. Quite late in life she found out that she has synesthesia. She works intuitively, often pushing paint around and recalls an obsession with color from an early age. Over the years her studio and paintings have grown larger. From pastels on paper, via wider brushes on canvas to murals and spray paint, her whole body is always involved in the act of painting. She speaks on how she decides when a work is finished; the evolution of a painting from the materials touching, to the making of the painting and documentation.This is a special episode made in collaboration with Royale Projects, on the occasion of the group show If You Steal My Sunshine - California Abstraction Now, installed in the gallery November 3 – December 22, 2019.https://theartword.com

In this podcast, Cindi Riemersma, client services administrator, and Heather Day, director of marketing, explain simple ways to promote year end giving. With the end of the year comes a heightened level of anxiety for fundraisers everywhere. Whether you are a full-time development person, or especially if fundraising is just one of the many hats you wear, you may be wrestling with several questions: How big of an emphasis should you put on end-of-the-year giving? Do you need a separate campaign? What giving options should you be promoting to your donors? Will talking about planned gifts compromise your ability to raise funds for the here and now? What’s the best way to communicate when you have limited resources and manpower? Find end-of-year marketing resources here.

You have access to an ever-growing library of planned giving marketing materials that can be customized to look and sound like you. In this podcast, Heather Day, director of marketing, explains what options are available and how you can order them for your ministry. View Training Video.

The final stretch of 2019 will be here before you know it! Are you ready? Heather Day, director of marketing, discusses practical tips for promoting year-end planned gifts, including how to make the best use of Barnabas Foundation's 4th quarter Planned Giving Marketing Plan.

This episode is taken from the “Best Practices in Planned Giving Marketing” event hosted at Calvin College in September 2018. In part three of this four-part series, Heather Day, director of marketing for Barnabas Foundation, explains the balance of mission and vision with easy-to-understand information in planned giving marketing materials. She shares the do’s and don’ts of planned giving messaging, and provides sample language for describing the three main types of planned gifts.

This episode is taken from the “Best Practices in Planned Giving Marketing” event hosted at Calvin College in September 2018. In part one of this four-part series, Heather Day, director of marketing for Barnabas Foundation, explains four key characteristics for identifying your target planned giving audience.

Donor testimonials are a powerful way to convey the benefits and impact of planned gifts. But how do you gather the right information and translate it into compelling stories? What should you do when you run into roadblocks along the way? Heather Day, director of marketing, and Rev. Phil Leo, church communications director, share the interviewing, writing and troubleshooting tips they've learned through the years collecting and sharing donor stories.

Hear more from Heather on making the leap from full-time artist to building a sustainable career, using social media as a tool for community and collaboration, how she manages her time, work, and team in the studio, growing an online following while connecting with galleries on first moving to San Francisco, and working with large tech companies like Facebook and Google as a fine artist.   beyondthe.studio Patreon Intro/Ad Music by: Suahn Album Artwork by: David Colson

Heather Day is an artist who lives and works in San Francisco, California. Heather received a BFA from The Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA) on the Presidential Scholarship in Baltimore. Her work has been shown at the Urban Institute of Contemporary Art, The Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art. Her work can be found in the collections of Facebook, JCREW, The Ritz- Carlton, AirBNB, Snapchat, Dropbox, Warner Brothers, YouTube and The Chicago Philharmonic Orchestra. Heather’s work has been covered in Juxtapoz, 7x7, Dwell, The Atlantic, CNet, Create, The Washington Post and more. Brian met up with Heather at the site of her show at Joshua Liner Gallery for a talk about her many travels growing up, synesthesia, music, process and more.

Kurt Knoll, director of member relations and investments, and Heather Day, director of marketing, present Barnabas Foundation's new Legacy Society Starter Kit. This exclusive member-only resource includes a how-to-handbook and a variety of resources for launching and maintaining your legacy society. Connect with us at barnabasfoundation.com and via Facebook and Twitter.

Poured paint, intuition, buckets of water, intention, abstract plein air, reflection, and some very fond memories of smelly markers! San Francisco based artist Heather Day is my guest today.

COYYA's new coordinator talks to us from Minnesota about all things youth ministry, while Heather Day of Masterchef fame talks about her new Adelaide based food venture, and plays a game of "Buzzfeed Masterchef Finals Bingo" with us. James and Denisia also tackle the big issues.. like pets with the most obscure possible behaviour and food preferences, and the many adventures of having a name that is really REALLY hard to pronounce.

Heather was born in Arkansas and grew up with few advantages. But thanks to an indomitable spirit, hard work, and some solid friendships, she's got a great thing going. We talk about poverty, meth culture, Portland, and planning one's escape. Heather's blog. Her Instagram feed. Music: Humans from Earth on iTunes.

Get to know an abstract artist. Heather Day, an artist based in the San Francisco Bay Area, talks to Rita about her work, finding inspiration through a cross country road trip and her love of surfing, managing a business without taking focus away from her craft, and her recent collaboration with a fashion brand. Shownotes are available at www.theamericanedit.com/podcast.  Subscribe and leave a review in iTunes to be entered into a contest to win a prize from our sponsors! 

Have you ever felt uncomfortable with something that you're selling in your business? Or have you ever felt overwhelmed with the things you “should” be doing in your business? Today's interview is about getting more aligned with what you really want to be doing and bringing more authenticity into your business.Our guest today is Heather Day, a coach and yoga teacher who lives in Costa Rica. She teaches her clients to get in touch with their hearts and inner wisdom, and today she'll be telling us how that applies to running our businesses.So if you're feeling like you're having a hard time differentiating yourself because you're doing the same thing as every other coach out there, or if you're starting to feel unhappy with the direction your business is going in, then this interview is for you.What you'll learn in this episode:What to do when the structure of your business is bringing you a lot of struggle and stressHow to hear your heart calling, telling you how to run your business authenticallyHow to stop all the internal noise telling us how we should be marketing ourselvesHow to deal with fears and self-doubt when you are making changes to your businessHow to reconnect with your true passion, and bring more of that to your programsHow to find clients when you're not able to network in personThis episode originally aired on The Wellpreneur Podcast.Get the full show notes with links:https://wellpreneur.com/e35-letting-inner-compass-guide-business-heather-day/Copyright 2012-2020 Wellpreneur Ltd. All Rights Reserved. Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

Have you ever offered something in your business that just drives you crazy? Or have you ever felt overwhelmed with the things you should be doing in your business? Today's interview is about getting more aligned with what you really want to be doing and bringing more authenticity into your business. Our guest today is [...]

Today’s Guest I originally met today's guest, Heather Day, via Kate Swoboda's Coaching Blueprint, where we are both guest writers. I'd been following her articles for months, when I received a request for a podcast topic from a listener: she wanted to know how solopreneurs can take time off for a real vacation...without worrying that their business will fall apart in the meantime. About a week later, Heather's guest post appeared: When you ARE your BIZ: how to take a vacation without abandoning ship. Perfect timing! I got in touch immediately, and a week later we were chatting on Skype. I'm so excited to share this episode with you, because this is a topic that I know a lot of solopreneurs struggle with. And time off is so important! About Heather Day Heather Day is a Heart Centered coach, yoga teacher, and chakra specialist. As a healer and a guide, she believes that unconditional love, clear and confident purpose, joyful and divine flow, and vibrant health don’t come from more effort, more thinking, or more frustration- they come from returning to your heart center and living from what you already know to be true.Life is intended to be superbly magical and joyful- and Heather believes that it’s totally possible for you. What You’ll Learn Heather's top tips for taking a vacation when you're a solopreneur What happened to her business when she stopped trying to fit into a mold How to make your holiday happen by planning ahead Why taking just one vacation will lead to so many more Inspiring Women in Business Kate Courageous Shiva Rea Ana Forrest Connect With Heather Website Facebook Twitter [SHP 54] How to Take a Vacation as a Solopreneur, with Heather Day http://wp.me/p3QOiq-Iv #podcast

Guest Heather Day, co-founder and Director of the Community Alliance for Global Justice, talks about Our Food, Our Right: Recipes for Food Justice, and the basics of food sovereigntyCAGJ

What do you do when it seems like everybody else is getting their dreams and you're not? Heather Thompson Day helps us know what we can do to shape ourselves while waiting, so we are ready when it's our turn. We had a fun, wide-ranging conversation with Heather about the themes from her new book […] The post Heather Day: What to Do When It's Not Your Turn appeared first on Gravity Leadership.