Podcast appearances and mentions of heather edwards

00:00:00:00 Welcome & Introductions 00:01:23:01 Heather's Journey into Pelvic Floor Therapy & Sex Counseling00:05:19:15 The Intersection of Pelvic Floor Therapy and Sex Counseling00:08:24:12 Addressing the Bio Psychosocial Aspects of Sexual Health 00:10:23:07 What is Pelvic Floor Therapy and Who is it for?00:16:30:20 Passive Tightness vs Having Control of the Pelvic Floor Muscles00:19:27:21 Pelvic Floor to Sex Counseling00:28:09:27 Creating Realistic & Emotionally Honest Representations of Sexuality in Fiction00:36:07:26 The Importance of Vulnerability and Communication00:41:02:22 Expanding the Definition of Sex & The Power of Consent00:49:22:27 Writing and Reading Authentically Realistic Erotica00:54:18:20 Affirming Masculinity & Gender Identity00:58:19:22 Queering Sex and Breaking Away from Heteronormative Scripts01:03:51:06 Vino and Vulvas: Creating Open and Inclusive Conversations about Sexuality In this episode, Whitni Miller interviews Heather Edwards, a sex educator, sex counselor, and pelvic floor therapist. They discuss Heather's background and how she got into pelvic floor therapy. Heather explains that pelvic floor therapy can help with urinary issues, pain, dysfunction, and other issues related to the pelvic floor. They also talk about the intersection between sex counseling and pelvic floor therapy, and how fiction and erotica can be powerful tools for exploring healthy intimacy and addressing sexual issues. Heather shares her own experiences with writing erotica and the importance of creating realistic and relatable stories. In this part of the conversation, Whitni and Heather discuss the importance of communication and consent in sexual relationships. They emphasize that sex doesn't have to follow a heteronormative script and that it's essential to create a safe space for each partner to express their desires and boundaries. They also explore the power dynamics and role-playing in sexual experiences, highlighting the importance of feeling seen and affirmed. Heather shares her experiences as an erotica writer and the need for more diverse and inclusive representations of sex in literature. They also discuss Vino and Vulvas, a platform where professionals discuss various topics related to sexuality, and Heather's online courses on pelvic health and anal sex. Find out more from Heather at: HeatherEdwardsCreations.com Read Heather's work at: YourEroticSelf.com Follow Heather at: IG @heatheredwardscreations IG @vinoandvulvas Reach out to Whitni at www.bde-moves.com Follow Whitni at: TikTok - @bdemoves IG - @bde.moves FB - groups/bdemoves YouTube - Podcast Channel = @BDE-Moves Old Channel = @BdeTalks

In this podcast episode, Heather Edwards shares her life story, focusing on her visual impairment and how it shaped her experiences from childhood to adulthood. Born with a condition similar to macular degeneration, Heather had to learn to adapt and find her own way to independence and health.

#005: In this empowering episode of "Life Beyond Infertility," join me as I chat with certified women's mindset coach Heather Edwards, owner of HC Edwards Coaching. She's a woman of faith, coffee lover, closet photographer, and self-proclaimed mindset mastery enthusiast.   I've personally used her services and consider her a true friend.  Her unique perspective on infertility - from getting married at age 40, to battling not one, but two types of cancers, is truly inspiring.  Find her: Website: https://hcedwardscoaching.com/ Facebook: Heather Edwards Instagram: hcedwardscoaching _______________________________________________________________ Want to know the No. 1 reason most women get stuck in the vicious cycle of infertility grief and how to break it? ________________________________________________________________ Thanks to our amazing affiliates! Check out these deals just for you: Wild Wonder - Head to drinkwildwonder.com/LIFEBEYONDINFERTILITY and use code LIFEBEYONDINFERTILITY to get 15% off your entire order! _______________________________________________________________ If you haven't already, please rate, review, and follow the podcast to be notified of new episodes every Sunday. Plus, be sure to follow along on Instagram @lifebeyondinfertility. If Life Beyond Infertility has been at all valuable to you, help support me to ensure the future of the show. Every penny will help! To become a Life Beyond Infertility Premium Member and get amazing benefits such as extended guest interviews, ad-free listening, early access to new episodes, supporter shoutouts, and downloadable transcripts, click HERE.  If subscriptions aren't your thing and you want to give a 1-time show of support, click HERE.   ________________________________________________________________ AFFILIATES & SPONSORS: For podcast affiliate information or partnership inquiries, please email: charlie@charliedice.com.     WORK 1:1 WITH ME: If you're struggling with your fertility journey, and are craving connection and direction from someone whose been in your shoes...I'd love to show you the exact steps I took to find peace and happiness, even with my infertility, and teach you to not just survive, but thrive! I have a few spots left for a completely free, no-obligation 30-minute connection call where we dive into your unique situation and see if we're a good fit for each other. Click HERE to secure your spot before they're gone!  

We get questions about gender and sexuality all the time. In Kumbay'all episode 46 Amanda interviews @heatheredwardscreations - pelvic physical therapist, sex counselor, sex educator, artist, author, and founder of two adult sex ed event programs - about several different topics related to sexuality and sexual well-being. Heather creates art, books, events, education, and conversation for smashing some patriarchy with nonbinary crotch and pleasure enthusiasm, and she is a wealth of knowledge! In their conversation, Amanda and Heather cover topics such as: - The difference between sex counselors, sex therapists, and sex educators, and when you might want to see each type of professional - Some of the sexual health issues that Heather helps with in her pelvic physical therapy practice - How Heather first became interested in trans pelvic health - A review of terminology describing sex and gender expression, including cis, trans, binary, and intersex - How sex is actually assigned at birth - What we can learn from the structure of BDSM We hope you'll find this episode to be enlightening and enjoyable!  Please go to kumbayallpodcast.com to see Heather's full bio and how you can learn from her. This is an excerpt from episode 18, so you can also listen to that original discussion for even more information about Heather's background as well as her program, Vino & Vulvas. About Heather: Heather Edwards, PT, CSC (she/they) has been a pelvic physical therapist since 2003 and is an AASECT certified Sexuality Counselor as well as a Sex Educator. They achieved their dual certificate at the University of Michigan Sexual Health Certificate Program. They founded Vino & Vulvas in 2015 and it quickly became their favorite thing to do. They have presented at APTA's CSM, AASECT (sex therapy, counseling, and education), Teen PEP (comprehensive sex ed in schools), InterConnect (intersex advocacy), SE OB/GYN, and transgender conferences and teaches for Pelvic Global Academy on the topic of Trans-Inclusive Sexual & Pelvic Health. As the COO of Pelvic Guru, LLC, they create and curate collections of illustrations and handouts that are provided to interdisciplinary pelvic health providers. They have a series of courses that address specific sexual psychosocial aspects of medical care called Clinical Blindspots. They provide community sex education live and online as Vino & Vulvas and Bubbles & Bubbly. In addition to education and clinical work, Heather is an artist, illustrator, and author of the coloring book series "Coloring Books for the Crotch Enthusiast" an illustrated story about a nonbinary vulva, “Finding VaJoyJoy”, and most recently of a novel, June Full Moon. Her latest is erotica that is pelvic-health informed, consent-focused, and models emotionally intelligent dialogue as a new platform for her sex education work. As an advocate for promoting the inclusion of all minorities into sexual health, especially those who have been historically faced with many barriers to care, they have teamed up with Dr. Uchenna Ossai and Pelvic Global Academy to create the Pelvic Health Sex Counseling Certificate (www.pelvicsexcounseling.com). If you enjoyed this episode please share it, leave a review, and subscribe to the podcast. We love hearing from you and we appreciate your support! hello@kumbayallpodcast.com - Let us know what you thought of this episode! Heather Edwards Creations - Heather's website Heather Edwards Creations Linktree - additional info and products from Heather Episode 18 - original discussion with Heather - includes even more sexual health links! Renew Pelvic Health - Amanda's practice in Atlanta, GA @renewpelvichealth on Instagram or Facebook Progressive Pelvic Education - online courses on pelvic health @progressive.pelvic.ed on Instagram or Facebook

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You may have heard of Heather's amazing story about her love and dedication to the arts via the viral Humans of New York post via her husband Mark. I recently had the opportunity to chat with her about her work with AhHa!Broadway, and get to know more about what drives and inspires her. Buckle up for an inspiring, heartfelt interview!Heather Edwards is Co-Founder of the women-led non-profit, AhHa!Broadway Inc., which provides arts education programming to underserved children, senior citizens and veterans. She trained as a classical pianist and graduated from Berklee College of Music. Heather works as a pianist/songwriter/recording artist who has performed with many types of bands – from funk and rock to jazz and country. Heather conducts, directs, and regularly performs in musical theater around the New York area. In addition to educating children in the performing arts for 25 years, she also enjoys teaching private piano and vocal lessons to children and working with them in musical theater productions as pianist and Musical Director. Heather has also played a wide range of characters as an actress in television, film and theater.To learn more about AhHa!Broadway Inc. or to donate to their amazing cause, please visit https://ahhabroadway.org/Visit Creative Peacemeal Podcast on social media, browse podcast swag, and continue the creative conversations via the blog!Website https://tstakaishi.wixsite.com/musicInstagram @creative_peacemeal_podcastFacebook https://www.facebook.com/creativepeacemealpod/***To make a donation to Dachshund Rescue of Houston click here!As always, THANK YOU for listening and if you have a moment, share an episode with a friend, or leave a review on Apple by clicking here and scrolling to "Ratings and Reviews" Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/creativepeacemeal)

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The Allied Foundation, Inc. is a for impact, designated 501C3 that was formed in 2015 by a group of concerned pediatric physicians who saw a lack of access to essential resources within their patient population and joined together to actively make a difference in the greater community. Ending diaper need is one way in which we fulfill our mission. Diapers are an essential need no baby should ever have to go without.Heather Edwards is a mission driven development professional who is passionate about generating philanthropic support to advance the mission of the organizations she serves. Her career in development spans 17 years where she held leadership positions in healthcare at academic medical centers, higher education and social service agencies.Heather also spent 7 years of her career building brands for national products including Post Kids Cereals-Honeycomb, Avon, US West and Tri-State Cadillac. Heather is happily married to her wonderful husband Kevin and proud mom to Jack, Katie and Linda.Tune in for this sensible conversation at TalkRadio.nyc or watch the Facebook Livestream by clicking here.Show Notes‍Segment 1Tommy introduces his host Heather Edwards, who has 17 years of development experience and is the current Executive Director of the Allied Foundation. During her time working on building brands, heather realized that she wanted to make a change and start a family. Heather wanted to make a difference and decided that the nonprofit sector was the best fit for her to make an impact. She now works for the Allied Foundation. This organization was created by a group of concerned pediatric physicians who wanted to address the lack of access to essential needs for health and well being. They are currently in the process of developing period projects to bring menstrual products to those in need.Segment 2Tommy shares his experience purchasing diapers for his own children. For some families, the cost of diapers alone can be nearly 14% of their income. A member of Allied Physicians, Doctor Sher, noticed that many of her patients were developing diaper rashes and bacterial infections due to their family's inability to afford diapers. The Allied Foundation has been serving Long Island and Queens but 2020 the need has become exacerbated. Last year they assisted 40,000 families, and Heather believes that there are even more in need. They recently distributed 966,000 diapers and are closely approaching 1 million. Heather thanks Flexible Systems, a company that has assisted them in the distributing the diapersSegment 3The Allied foundation receives support from the national diaper bank and many more. They also advocate politically for families in need and seek support for causes like End Diaper Need. It is their goal to make things simple for the agencies they support so that they can help as many people as possible. They have worked with contact tracers in order to find families who are in quarantine and in need of diapers so that they can send supplies directly to them. Heather observes that many politicians are simply not aware of the need for this service but after showing them the statistics they are ready to assist. Heather speaks on the need for menstrual products. The Allied Foundation is aiming to work with the Alliance for Period Supplies.‍Segment 4Heather believes that even if they are able to successfully advocate for families and minimize the need, Allied Foundation will continue to assist those who fall through the cracks. Visit https://alliedfoundation.org/ and give today.

Discovering pleasure and joy beyond penetrative sex can help alleviate genital pain in men. In my conversation with Heather Edwards, we dive into redefining sex, strategies to ease pain in and out of the bedroom, and how clinicians can make their practice more gender inclusive and positive.

In this 3rd and final episode, we wrap up the discussion that we started on sex and sexuality. In this episode, we discuss gender pronouns, care for individuals after gender affirmation surgery, and more... Join us for this 3rd and final installment. Remember if you would like to know more about Heather and her amazing work, check her out at http://www.vinoandvulvas.com/Also: https://pelvicguru.com/professional/heather-edwards-pt/We have enjoyed chatting with Heather and her sharing her wealth of knowledge. If you are interested in being a part of this show, email us at fuelingherpodcast@gmail.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/fuelingher/support

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In this interview with Heather Edwards, Antony and Marika learn a lot about gender, sex, sexuality, BDSM and more! Heather has been a pelvic physical therapist since 2003 and is one of only a few AASECT (American Association of Sex Educators, Counselors, and Therapists) certified sex counselors in the world. As an artist, she has a line of coloring books the blend gender-inclusive genital anatomy with fun and approachable designs. As a producer and host, she created a sex-ed-in-a-bar event series, Vino & Vulvas, in 2015. In this episode, Heather tells us about her journey in pelvic health and how she fell into it when no one else wanted to! Along the way, Heather discovered an interest in sexuality and wanted to learn more about this topic, so she went on to do further studies. Some of the questions that we asked Heather were: - What does LGBTQIA stand for? - What is the difference between sex and gender? - As a health or fitness professional, how can we support people of all genders and orientations in our clinics? How important is the environment and our language? (NB Heather recommended the podcast Decolonising Fitness) - Where can health and fitness professionals learn more about supporting LGBTQIA clients? - When doing a subjective assessment, how do we create a safe space so that our clients feel comfortable sharing information? - What does BDSM stand for and how can knowledge of this area help in working with clients with pelvic pain? - When people talk of penetrative sex as being the goal, how can we introduce other aspects of sensuality into their rehabilitation program? - Are there any particular things you'd like pelvic health physiotherapists to know about gender reaffirmation surgery? Please go to the website www.womenshealthpodcast.com to download the coloring pages. You can find Heather: http://www.heatheredwardscreations.com  vinoandvulvas@gmail.com  https://pelvicguru.com/event/trans-inclusive-trauma-informed-kink-aware-care-optimizing-sexual-wellness-in-atlanta-ga/ 

In this episode, Jessica and Jamille interview Heather Edwards, a pelvic floor physical therapist who also holds a certificate in Sexuality Counseling and Sexuality Education from Michigan. She also founded the website Vino and Vulvas, which she describes on her website as an inclusive, sex-positive community that connects the public with sexual health providers in the area and creates a space for curiosity, exploration, and a chance to dive into the taboo with the help of experts in the field. During the interview they discuss many different topics related to sex (yes, both vaginal and anal), arousal, and communication about and during sexual activity and more! Reach Heather: website: www.vinoandvulvas.com email: vinoandvulvas@gmail.com

In Episode 18 Amanda speaks with Heather Edwards, pelvic physical therapist, sex counselor and educator, and founder of Vino and Vulvas. Heather talks about their journey from physical therapist to pelvic physical therapist to becoming certified in sexuality education and counseling. They discuss sexuality, gender identity, binary vs. non-binary, and BDSM! Heather opens our eyes to the importance of feeling heard, seen, and understood not only in our personal relationships but also in our experiences with medical professionals. She strives to let her patients unfold their stories for her without assuming hetero-normative and stereotypical gender roles and inspires us to be open-minded and welcoming to the people we encounter in our lives, too. Heather Edwards, PT, MPT has been a pelvic physical therapist for 15 years in western North Carolina. She is a University of Michigan trained Sexuality Counselor and Educator. She founded Vino & Vulvas in 2015 and it quickly became her favorite thing to do. She teaches community classes such as “Field Guide to Your Crotch” for transgender and nonbinary folx. Heather created the Transgender Pelvic Health Survey (currently in progress) and teamed up with Nova Southeastern University and the Pelvic Health Research Initiative for its implementation and data analysis. In 2016, she presented at the Southeastern Transgender Health Summit on the topic of pelvic PT considerations for the surgical trans patient. She presented at the 2018 AASECT conference on the topic of BDSM/Kink and Pelvic Health with the fabulous Aleece Fosnight, PA-C, CSC, CSE. She teaches Transgender Pelvic Health nationally with Pelvic Guru. Despite all her clinical stuff, really Heather considers herself an artist… and if truth be told, she’d love to just draw fantastical crotch doodles all day. This unusual hobby has led to her creation of her first self-published book, Important Parts: A Coloring Book for the Crotch Enthusiast which is available at downtown bookstores in Asheville, at the V&V events, and online through Amazon. For information about how to schedule an appointment with Heather or for connecting with Vino & Vulvas, email vinoandvulvas@gmail.com.

Heather is candidate for Animal Justice Party for seat of Wolllondilly in upcoming NSW state election.

Vino & Vulvas - A community conversation about sex Today I am delighted to have Heather Edwards, who has been a pelvic physical therapist for 14 years and is currently completing the University of Michigan's Certificate Program in Sex Counseling and Education. In 2015 she founded Vino & Vulvas, an inclusive, public, monthly event that connects sexual health providers with community members through educational panel discussions about sexuality. How did Vino and Vulvas come about? Tune in to hear the hilarious story of how Heather went from an impromptu chat with two guys at a bar about topics from sexual repression to vaginal discharge, to launching Vino and Vulvas. It was that captive audience at the bar that, “made me realize we didn't need to be just talking to women, but we needed to talk to everyone!” Heather explains the atmosphere she was looking for as sitting in a living room, chatting with friends with a glass of wine or a cup of coffee - not your usual workshop. Join us to find out how Vino and Vulvas creates a safe environment where everyone is included and unnecessary confrontation is avoided. This removes the fear factor and the potential for next day regrets, something that Heather refers to as a “vulnerability hangover” What do we talk about? “I like to lean into discomfort and create a safe place where we can dig into things,” Heather admits, “I'm constantly having to dig into places that are uncomfortable.” Press play to hear about some of the topics that have been discussed and those that are planned in the near future. Future Plans Heather hopes to spread the idea of a “sex-positive community” to other cities and is hoping to encourage people to join her in this challenge. Listen in to find out what it takes to be a host or a panelist at a Vino and Vulva event. The website link below makes it painfully easy to just fill in a questionnaire and start this conversation. Heather is a fierce ally of transgender health and emphasizes the importance of being aware of challenging our assumptions regarding sexuality and gender, to ensure an all-inclusive approach. Where to go? If you have something you want to talk about but can't get to a Vino and Vulvas event, Heather advises “breaking down the barriers with friends”, you may find they have had, or know someone with, similar experiences. If you want to find out what a Vino and Vulvas event looks like then listen in to this episode. More information can be found by checking out her website below. Resources Vino & Vulvas Website – See what it's all about - http://www.vinoandvulvas.com/ Facebook Page – Check out events - https://web.facebook.com/vinoandvulvas/ Patreon: If you're enjoying the podcast and want to be a part of making sure it continues in the future, consider being a patron. With a small monthly pledge, you can support the costs of putting this show together. For as little as $2 per month, you can get advance access to each episode. For just a bit more, you will receive an advance copy of a chapter of my new book. And for $10 per month, you get all that plus an invitation to an online Q&A chat with me once a quarter. Learn more at https://www.patreon.com/bettersexpodcast Better Sex with Jessa Zimmerman https://businessinnovatorsradio.com/better-sex/More info and resources: How Big a Problem is Your Sex Life? Quiz – https://www.sexlifequiz.com The Course – https://www.intimacywithease.com The Book – https://www.sexwithoutstress.com Podcast Website – https://www.intimacywithease.com Access the Free webinar: How to make sex easy and fun for both of you: https://intimacywithease.com/masterclass Secret Podcast for the Higher Desire Partner: https://www.intimacywithease.com/hdppodcast Secret Podcast for the Lower Desire Partner: https://www.intimacywithease.com/ldppodcast

Vino & Vulvas - A community conversation about sexToday I am delighted to have Heather Edwards, who has been a pelvic physical therapist for 14 years and is currently completing the University of Michigan’s Certificate Program in Sex Counseling and Education.In 2015 she founded Vino & Vulvas, an inclusive, public, monthly event that connects sexual health providers with community members through educational panel discussions about sexuality.How did Vino and Vulvas come about?Tune in to hear the hilarious story of how Heather went from an impromptu chat with two guys at a bar about topics from sexual repression to vaginal discharge, to launching Vino and Vulvas.It was that captive audience at the bar that, “made me realize we didn't need to be just talking to women, but we needed to talk to everyone!” Heather explains the atmosphere she was looking for as sitting in a living room, chatting with friends with a glass of wine or a cup of coffee - not your usual workshop.Join us to find out how Vino and Vulvas creates a safe environment where everyone is included and unnecessary confrontation is avoided.This removes the fear factor and the potential for next day regrets, something that Heather refers to as a “vulnerability hangover”What do we talk about?“I like to lean into discomfort and create a safe place where we can dig into things,” Heather admits, “I'm constantly having to dig into places that are uncomfortable.”Press play to hear about some of the topics that have been discussed and those that are planned in the near future.Future PlansHeather hopes to spread the idea of a “sex-positive community” to other cities and is hoping to encourage people to join her in this challenge.Listen in to find out what it takes to be a host or a panelist at a Vino and Vulva event. The website link below makes it painfully easy to just fill in a questionnaire and start this conversation.Heather is a fierce ally of transgender health and emphasizes the importance of being aware of challenging our assumptions regarding sexuality and gender, to ensure an all-inclusive approach.Where to go?If you have something you want to talk about but can't get to a Vino and Vulvas event, Heather advises “breaking down the barriers with friends”, you may find they have had, or know someone with, similar experiences.If you want to find out what a Vino and Vulvas event looks like then listen in to this episode. More information can be found by checking out her website below.ResourcesVino & Vulvas Website – See what it's all about - http://www.vinoandvulvas.com/Facebook Page – Check out events - https://web.facebook.com/vinoandvulvas/Patreon:If you’re enjoying the podcast and want to be a part of making sure it continues in the future, consider being a patron. With a small monthly pledge, you can support the costs of putting this show together. For as little as $2 per month, you can get advance access to each episode. For just a bit more, you will receive an advance copy of a chapter of my new book. And for $10 per month, you get all that plus an invitation to an online Q&A chat with me once a quarter. Learn more at https://www.patreon.com/bettersexpodcastBetter Sex with Jessa Zimmermanhttps://businessinnovatorsradio.com/better-sex/

Vino & Vulvas - A community conversation about sexToday I am delighted to have Heather Edwards, who has been a pelvic physical therapist for 14 years and is currently completing the University of Michigan’s Certificate Program in Sex Counseling and Education.In 2015 she founded Vino & Vulvas, an inclusive, public, monthly event that connects sexual health providers with community members through educational panel discussions about sexuality.How did Vino and Vulvas come about?Tune in to hear the hilarious story of how Heather went from an impromptu chat with two guys at a bar about topics from sexual repression to vaginal discharge, to launching Vino and Vulvas.It was that captive audience at the bar that, “made me realize we didn't need to be just talking to women, but we needed to talk to everyone!” Heather explains the atmosphere she was looking for as sitting in a living room, chatting with friends with a glass of wine or a cup of coffee - not your usual workshop.Join us to find out how Vino and Vulvas creates a safe environment where everyone is included and unnecessary confrontation is avoided.This removes the fear factor and the potential for next day regrets, something that Heather refers to as a “vulnerability hangover”What do we talk about?“I like to lean into discomfort and create a safe place where we can dig into things,” Heather admits, “I'm constantly having to dig into places that are uncomfortable.”Press play to hear about some of the topics that have been discussed and those that are planned in the near future.Future PlansHeather hopes to spread the idea of a “sex-positive community” to other cities and is hoping to encourage people to join her in this challenge.Listen in to find out what it takes to be a host or a panelist at a Vino and Vulva event. The website link below makes it painfully easy to just fill in a questionnaire and start this conversation.Heather is a fierce ally of transgender health and emphasizes the importance of being aware of challenging our assumptions regarding sexuality and gender, to ensure an all-inclusive approach.Where to go?If you have something you want to talk about but can't get to a Vino and Vulvas event, Heather advises “breaking down the barriers with friends”, you may find they have had, or know someone with, similar experiences.If you want to find out what a Vino and Vulvas event looks like then listen in to this episode. More information can be found by checking out her website below.ResourcesVino & Vulvas Website – See what it's all about - http://www.vinoandvulvas.com/Facebook Page – Check out events - https://web.facebook.com/vinoandvulvas/Patreon:If you’re enjoying the podcast and want to be a part of making sure it continues in the future, consider being a patron. With a small monthly pledge, you can support the costs of putting this show together. For as little as $2 per month, you can get advance access to each episode. For just a bit more, you will receive an advance copy of a chapter of my new book. And for $10 per month, you get all that plus an invitation to an online Q&A chat with me once a quarter. Learn more at https://www.patreon.com/bettersexpodcastBetter Sex with Jessa Zimmermanhttps://businessinnovatorsradio.com/better-sex/

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       This month's Extraordinary Mom of the Month is Heather Edwards. Heather is a mom of four, gestational carrier of twins, and overall an amazing person. Her positivity, passion, and service-minded attitude is what drew me to her and I know you'll love getting to hear more about her motherhood journey. Connect with Jessica: Instagram//Facebook//Email: jessica@extraordinarymomspodcast.com  

To get live links to the music we play and resources we offer, visit This show includes the following songs: Adele Morgan Annie Young Carlene Thissen DeDe Wedekind Denise Dimin Devora Clark Grace Garland Gail Decayanan Heather Edwards Heather Harvin Iridesense Lake Lady Karman & Kompany Kathleen Edwards Kristina Lachaga Randi Fay Rebecca J Brock Shirley Goines

To get live links to the music we play and resources we offer, visit This show includes the following songs: Adele Morgan Annie Young Carlene Thissen DeDe Wedekind Denise Dimin Devora Clark Grace Garland Gail Decayanan Heather Edwards Heather Harvin Iridesense Lake Lady Karman & Kompany Kathleen Edwards Kristina Lachaga Randi Fay Rebecca J Brock Shirley Goines

To get live links to the music we play and resources we offer, visit This show includes the following songs: Adele Morgan Annie Young Carlene Thissen DeDe Wedekind Denise Dimin Devora Clark Grace Garland Gail Decayanan Heather Edwards Heather Harvin Iridesense Lake Lady Karman & Kompany Kathleen Edwards Kristina Lachaga Randi Fay Rebecca J Brock Shirley Goines

From the Bootleg Theater in Los Angeles, we hear two performers, Martha Marion and Heather Edwards, take on Obey vs Rebel. Ian and Lindsay debate how they would command a submarine, and other ridiculous things vaguely related to the theme. We also interview WC LA producer Jeffrey Dorchen. Our director Josh Zagoren calls the shots in the background. Annie Costakis is our sound engineer and editor.

In "Journey to the Heart of God", Heather Edwards teaches how we can confidently approach our Heavenly Father through prayer. As we draw near to God in prayer, we realize the tender love that God has for us.

In which I go in circles and knit to get out of them, have good Level 3 intentions, understand yarn measurements for Level 2, finish the legwarmers, make some progress on big projects and dream of another, speak with Heather Edwards of Pottery by Heather, and do a little bit of filling in on the […] more...

Geek is Chic is a podcast where technology is fashionable and practical. In episode 40 - Online, Offline, we'll talk about taking online, offline. Here's the show notes for that episode of the podcast. Geek News Google Wave Podcast Recommendation The Other Side Speaks ONLINE, OFFLINE Geek Is Chic is a podcast where technology is fashionable and practical. One of our favorite things is to interact with you. Be a part of the show, and share the geek in you, with me. On this episode we'll talk about taking online, offline. What conferences would attract your attention? Have you taken any relationship from online to offline? Do you still consider it taboo to find relationships and friendships online? How do you balance your interaction with your friends between online and offline time? Mary Steph Amanda Rob Kim Website Recommendation TweetFeel Real-time Twitter search with feelings using insanely complex sentiment analysis. Geek In You Geek Is Chic is a podcast where technology is fashionable and practical. One of our favorite things is to interact with you. Be a part of the show, and share the geek in you, with me. Your homework this time around is to come to help me raise awareness and funds for the Susan G Komen Foundation! I hope you will join us from October 3rd to the 4th for the 2009 Podcastathon, as podcasters stop by, we have some great live music, some great trivia, and all and all a good time raising funds for a great cause. Just call Phone Number: (724) 444-7444 Call ID: 12560 If you want to log on to the chatroom all you have to do is go to http://www.talkshoe.com/tc/12560 Tell us you're coming RSVP on Facebook! Find out the latest details right here! You can help us reach our goal, â??Imagine life without breast cancer.â?? - Susan G Komen Foundation. Bring on the coffee!!! Letâ??s make this year a bigger success than last year! Your crazy friend, Andrea :) . The show ended with "Go with the flow" by Heather Edwards. Special thanks to my friends at Ariel Publicity. Leave us a comment www.geekischic.org listener line (786) 693-2290 email contact@geekischic.org