Podcast appearances and mentions of Heather Young

Heather Young is the co-founder of So She Slays, a women's empowerment platform with a social media presence of 700k across all platforms, an editorial side, and two podcasts. Founded with her best friend, Chauncey Woods, So She Slays' mission is to establish a place where underrepresented voices can be heard and cherished. We are a lifestyle platform covering everything from business to wellness to love and life.Their latest venture is their company, Slay AF Creative Studio, a social media marketing and creative agency on a mission to help businesses find and leverage their uniqueness. They specialize in cultivating engaged communities through organic social media. When they are not working on So She Slays or Slay AF Creative Studio, Heather is an actor and producer, and Chauncey works in the corporate world. Because kindness, realness, and representation matters so why not lead by example.  Heather Young | So She Slays and Slay AF Creative Studio  https://www.sosheslays.com/ https://www.slayafcreativestudio.com/  hello@sosheslays.com. slayaf@sosheslays.com | 530-635-1589 Sign up for one of our negotiation courses at ShikinaNegotiationAcademy.comThanks for listening to Negotiation with Alice! Please subscribe and connect with us on LinkedIn and Instagram!

There may be some debate over whether leaders are born or made, but being an effective leader takes experience, mentorship, and encouragement. In this session, we explore this topic with Heather Young, Plant Manager for Shelly's Building Supply, a Division of US LBM, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

We're about community here at Revelation Wellness because we need people to journey with us through hard times. Heather Johnson (Rev Activation Manager and graduate of Platoon 3, Squad 4, and Brigade 1) is taking over the mic today as she talks with Revelation Wellness Instructors Heather Young (Platoon 29) and Mimi Castenada (Platoon 26, Brigade 1). They're diving in deep as Heather Young shares her story of unexpected loss and suffering and how worship and movement were catalysts to healing. You'll also hear how Mimi walked alongside Heather on the journey through grief, all because of her obedient yes to God. You'll also hear: Mimi's experience working with clients as a LiveWell Health Coach Why Instructor Training is not just about you! What happens when you worship where you are If you're feeling the nudge to train with us and go deeper into a community that loves God and loves others, then you're going to want to enroll for Revelation Wellness Instructor Training. The doors close on August 30 for Platoon 33 and Brigade 2!  Download a packet here! Become a Revelation Wellness Donor today! Click here to donate! Your generosity helps make podcasts like these possible!  We love our Rev community and think you will, too! Be sure to get connected with us at: The Official Revelation Wellness Facebook / Instagram / RevWell TV / Youtube   Your reviews matter to us and help spread the good news, so please leave us one where you listen to your podcast! If we read your review on our show, we'll send you a gift from the Revelation Wellness Store!   We'd also love to hear from you! So please leave us a VOICE MESSAGE here!  Tell us what you thought about this episode!

On today’s program, we’re speaking with Heather Young and Naomi Bratsch-Prince, Executive Director and Program Manager for Girls on the Run, about their organization and a WCRF grant they received this month.

On this week's episode of the #BuildingBN podcast, CEO Patrick Hoban talks with Heather Young, Owner of OhmFit Activewear. Host: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Patrick Hoban: CEO, Bloomington-Normal Economic Development Council ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Guest: ⁠Heather Young:⁠ OhmFit Activewear Websites:  ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.bnbiz.org/⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠, https://ohmfitactivewear.com/⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Topics: Get To Know, Fun Facts, About OhmFit Activewear, Favorite Food in Bloomington-Normal, and Why Does Economic Development Matter?

Ward and Heather met each other in the drug and party scene of southern Louisiana. Despite wanting nothing to do with God, the Lord used the birth of their first daughter to change the course of their lives and bring them to Him. Ward serves as the Worship Pastor of my church here in Louisville (Immanuel Baptist Church), and I am so grateful that both he and Heather were willing to share their incredible testimony with me. You can find me on Instagram at @itsthevalk Love y'all. Jake

Banned Books Conversations: Where Radical Readers Discuss Prohibited Prose - Join Tonya Todd and her guests every day this week as they celebrate banned books! Banned books are works that have been removed from a library shelf or school curriculum. Over the course of Banned Books Week, this series will cover seven different books, the reasons they were banned, and the value in reading them. Host: Tonya Todd (@MsTonyaTodd & ⁠http://mstonyatodd.com⁠)Video producer: JP ButlerAudio producer: Ria CarroganGraphics: Mike Burton Episode summary: Tonya hosted a discussion with Lisa Rayne, Gregory Kompes, and Heather Young. The conversation centered around the book 'Nineteen Minutes' by Jodi Picoult. The participants expressed their views on the importance of free access to literature, particularly in educational and public settings. Concerns were raised about the increasing polarization in society and the silencing of opposing viewpoints. Guest panelists: Lisa Rayne: Teacher, writer, and former lawyer, Princeton alum. Lisarayne.com for books including Never Cross a Highlander featuring the first Black Highlander in romance. Scribal coaching authors how manage the business side of being an author. https://www.facebook.com/groups/scribal Gregory Kompes: Writer in many genres and university teacher and student. Kompes.com where there is information about books, including the latest in the Broadway series, Obsequious and about writer's workshops. Find him at AWP in February 2024 paneling with Tonya about queer identity in books. Heather Young: Co-founder of a women's empowerment platform. Sosheslays.com and their newest podcast So She Slays Presents The Hangover, unfiltered and unapologetic discussions about our adult struggles, dating, pop culture, and social faux pas, and hopefully, you will have a good laugh. Gregory doesn't usually like to read about violence himself and he expected the ban to be due to violence and bullying content, or even that it could be a template for a student bent on revenge. He was surprised to learn that the ban was due to a one-page sex scene. Lisa expressed her passion for literature and the importance of free access to it, particularly in educational and public settings. She is confounded by people's unwillingness to face reality and have good conversations about issues, especially when those conversations may save student lives. She also expressed her objections to certain classic literary works due to their portrayal of racism and the white savior complex. Tonya brought up an article/interview from the author Jodi Picoult, who says that she thinks often her books are banned just because others of her books are banned or because one person objects to something—like one mention of genitalia and then others jump on the band wagon but they don't actually read the book. The banning snowballs into something big based on nothing. Heather shared her love for reading that developed after discovering the ability to visualize stories. She mentioned that by not having these conversations about difficult or painful subjects we are missing the chance to help kids think through grey areas. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/comics-in-motion-podcast/message

On this episode of Digital Squared: From the Archives, Tom revisits his 2021 conversation with Dr. Heather Young, National Director for Betty Irene Moore Nurse Fellows in Leadership and Innovation Program and the Founding Dean Emerita for the School of Nursing at University of California Davis. Together they discuss new approaches to promote healthy aging, the changing interface between older adults and healthcare providers, and the challenges we face going forward ensuring healthcare equity in a world increasingly enabled through technology and data.

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To celebrate 25 years of WBCUtah, we will be interviewing 25 Utah Women Business Owners for season 4 of the Women Own It podcast. On this episode, we have Heather Young, Owner of Front Porch Twang out of Cedar City. Stay tuned for many more episodes on this season of 25 Utah Business Owner Interviews! Instagram: @frontporchtwang TikTok: @frontporchtwang Facebook: Front Porch Twang

In 2 separate interviews authors Heather Young THE DISTANT DEAD and Peter Murphy TO BECOME AN OUTLAW discuss their new novels. Heather Young is author of two novels, The Lost Girls and  THE DISTANT DEAD (EDGAR NOMINATED). Heather lives with her family in Mill Valley, California.THE DISTANT DEAD: A body burns in the desert... Does the boy who found it know more than it seems? Sal Prentiss, orphaned and burdened with a terrible secret, just wants a place to belong. Sal lives with his uncles on a desolate ranch in the hills, and finds himself at the centre of a brutal murder mystery when he discovers the body of his maths teacher, charred almost beyond recognition, half a mile from his uncles' compound.In the seven months he worked at Lovelock's middle school, the quiet and seemingly unremarkable Adam Merkel had formed a bond with Sal and was one of the few people to look out for the boy.Nora Wheaton, the school's social studies teacher, sensed a kindred spirit in Adam - another soul bound to Lovelock by guilt and duty. After his death, she delves into his past for clues to who killed him. For Sal's grief seems shaded with fear, and Nora suspects he knows more than he's telling about his teacher's death.Peter Murphy spent a career in the law, as an advocate, teacher, and judge in England and the United States, and served for several years as counsel at the Yugoslavian War Crimes Tribunal in The Hague. He has written and published nine novels: He lives in Cambridgeshire.To Become An Outlaw: 1964, Apartheid South Africa. Danie du Plessis, the son of a conservative Afrikaner family, is poised to start a glittering legal academic career at one of South Africa's leading universities, when he falls in love with a student, Amy Coetzee. But there's a problem: he's white, she's not. Facing arrest, imprisonment and ruin, the couple flee South Africa, and settle in Cambridge, where friends find them positions at the University. They marry and have two children, and have seemingly put the past, and South Africa, behind them. But in 1968 Art Pienaar enters their lives, and, insisting that they have a duty to fight back, enlists their help in increasingly dangerous schemes to undermine the South African regime.When Pienaar and a notorious drug dealer, Vince Cummings, are found murdered together, Danie's activities come to light, and he and his family find themselves in mortal danger. Danie is also threatened with criminal prosecution on behalf of a government desperate to maintain good relations with the apartheid regime. Danie knows he's sailed close to the wind. But has he become an outlaw? Can Ben Schroeder persuade a jury that the answer is no?Produced by Junkyard DogMusic courtesy of Southgate and LeighCrime TimePaul Burke writes for Crime Time, Crime Fiction Lover and the European Literature Network.

In this episode we geek out over anime, give an update on the Paul McBeth Foundation fundraiser, and talk about our Door Disc Golf doubles league. The inaugural Champions Cup is this weekend. We give a preview of what may happen along with our picks to win for MPO and FPO. Heather Young has stepped away from the DGPT and we share some thoughts about her decision. As always we have "Jordan's Question of the Week", "Throw, Hang, or Flip", the returning "Meme of the Week", and our usual banter. Hope you enjoy this episode. If you could please, leave a rating or write a review to let others know that you enjoy this podcast If you're looking for discs, a bag , apparel, or other accessories check out DoorDisc.com or DoorDiscGolf.com If you'd like to follow us on social media you can find us at: 1night.owl- J.P.'s Instgram Door_Disc_Golf- Instagram and TikTok

I recap my NADGT Exclusive Megiddo, Heather Young leaving the Tour, Open @ Tallahassee Recap including hearing from FPO winner Stacie Hass, Quick Preview of Champions Cup, and a 50 min Interview with Team Disc Store member and Creator of Disc Golf Digest Ryan Aquino

Sponsored by: Hempfield Botanicals, your source for the best in CBD products! Muscle recovery has never felt so good! Concentrated areas of pain don't stand a chance. Use the code "NickandMatt" at checkout to get 20% OFF YOUR ENTIRE ORDER! Visit: https://hempfieldbotanicals.com/ #ad Sponsored by: Double G Craft Jerky - Visit https://doublegjerky.com/ to pick up the best jerky out there! Use the code "NickandMatt" to get a small gift along with your purchase! #ad Sponsored by: DG Max Wax - visit https://dgmaxwax.com/ to get your hands on the best grip enhancing product for disc golfers! The grip this wax provides enables you to spin the disc faster than ever before! USE CODE: "nickandmatt" to recieve 10% off your entire order! #ad Heather young announced that she is leaving the tour for now. Possibly forever. During this episode we'll talk to her to find out more. Stacie Hass gets her first DGPT win! She was recently competing in the PDGA Junior World Championships and even has a PDGA World Championship Distance Record for 18 and younger girls. Finally, Garrett Gurthie (Double G) joins the show to talk about his tour efforts (took the hot round during the final round of The Open at Tallahassee! We'll also be sure to see what else is in the worlds for Double G Craft Jerky! WE ARE BACK ON THIS CHANNEL! Subscribe to stay updated on when we post new episodes. . Audio listeners from other platforms can still find the podcast their usual way. Subscribe for more videos! Podcast: https://soundcloud.com/user-133590777 iTunes Spotify Google Follow Us: http://instagram.com/nickandmattshow​ http://facebook.com/thenickandmattshow https://mobile.twitter.com/thenickand...

This week we talk about the breaking news that Heather Young is going to take a bit of a disc golf break. Joel Freeman is less than thrilled about one hole at MCO. Speaking of MCO we talk about the course a little too. And there is so much more too! Reaper Discs https://reaperdiscs.com Discord Channel https://discord.gg/RpAMEJrZPC Follow me over on Twitter & Instagram @JoesDiscGolf Looking to start investing in Crypto? Signup at Coinbase using the link below and get $10USD in free Bitcoin after you buy or sell $100USD worth of ANY Crypto! https://www.coinbase.com/join/mccudd_28 --- 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/joesdiscgolf/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/joesdiscgolf/support

Heather Young, CRNP, Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner, UPMC Behavioral Health Services in Williamsport, on the important niche in mental health PNP's fill. We discuss huge influx of patients seeking counseling during the pandemic, and her answer to the questions; What is wrong with us adults these days, why can't I keep my resolutions, why do I lack ambition, and Seasonal Affective Disorder.

Tate Ellington and Heather Young straddle two worlds: That as a full-time artist; and as parents to young children. Join us for this week's episode of Art on the Air are we chat with the pair from their Mom Art Camp, gatherings at Heather's studio where the two work on art, shared strength, and navigate the local art scene! Tune in!

HEATHER YOUNG chats to Paul Burke about her debut psychological thriller THE LOST GIRLS, storytelling, domestic abuse, ancient lands and family.THE LOST GIRLS: In 1935, six-year-old Emily Evans vanishes forever from her family's summer house on a remote Minnesota Lake. Sixty years later, Lucy, Emily's quiet and watchful older sister, lives alone in the lake house. When Lucy dies, she leaves the house to her grandniece, Justine. The lake house offers Justine an escape from her manipulative boyfriend and a chance to give her daughters the home she never had. But the discovery of a notebook, in which her great aunt has written the story of that devastating summer, forces Justine to realise there may be more to her inheritance than she first imagined. In a house haunted by the sorrows of the women who came before her, Justine must overcome their tragic legacy if she hopes to save herself and her children.HEATHER YOUNG earned her law degree from the University of Virginia and practiced law in San Francisco before beginning her writing career. She received an MFA from the Bennington College Writing Seminars, and has studied at the Tin House Writers' Workshop and the Squaw Valley Writers Workshop. She lives in Mill Valley, California, with her husband and two children. The Lost Girls is her first novel.Heather Young's second novel The Distant Dead will be published by Verve in the spring of 2022.RecommendedThe Possible World Liese O'Halloran SchwarzProduced by Junkyard DogMusic courtesy of Southgate & LeighCrime Time Paul Burke writes for NB magazine, Crime Fiction Lover, Crime Time and the European Literature Network. He also edits and presents the Crime Time FM podcast and is a book collector and lover of crime fiction. 

Laura and Stepfanie discuss Brenton "Cowboy Brent" Walker and the death of Heather Young, as well as multiple murderer Anthony Guy Walker.Find us on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/MITrueCrimePodcast), Twitter (@theMImurders), or Instagram (@michiganmurders).Music (Intro and Outro): Teller of the Tales by Kevin MacLeodLink: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4467-teller-of-the-talesLicense: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license

Heather Young discusses her novel, The Distant Dead, set in the high desert hills. Called “electrifying, ambitious, and crushingly beautiful,” by Kirkus Reviews, Young's novel is a taught literary thriller which tackles the opioid epidemic, poverty, and deeply buried secrets.

Welcome back to the ParTee! In HOT HEADLINES we talk about Macie Walker's stellar showing at the Dynamic Discs Open, including an eagle on hole 17??!! Macie also talks to Hannah about her relationship with fellow Tennessee native and DGPT competitor Heather Young, and we have that audio clip! We also cover Lisa Fajkus winning in California at a Silver Series event, and lastly Paige Pierce (and other touring women) having such strong opinions about the United States Women's Disc Golf Championships. Because there is so much to cover about Paige's hot takes, a majority of the show is focused on that topic.Later in WHAT'S TRENDING we talk about The OTB Open skins match featuring an all-women cast, Jessica Weese and Ellen Widboom's history with the USWDGC courses, Juliana Korver's return to the DGPT, and finally the JOMEZPRO FPO distance challenge video getting over 100,000 views! The sass levels of that video are off the charts, and we are absolutely here for it.Come ParTee with us!Be Our Friend on Twitter!!@hannahemcbeth@ckjennings88568@discgolfprotour

Welcome back to the ParTee! In HOT HEADLINES we talk about Macie Walker's stellar showing at the Dynamic Discs Open, including an eagle on hole 17??!! Macie also talks to Hannah about her relationship with fellow Tennessee native and DGPT competitor Heather Young, and we have that audio clip! We also cover Lisa Fajkus winning in California at a Silver Series event, and lastly Paige Pierce (and other touring women) having such strong opinions about the United States Women's Disc Golf Championships. Because there is so much to cover about Paige's hot takes, a majority of the show is focused on that topic.Later in WHAT'S TRENDING we talk about The OTB Open skins match featuring an all-women cast, Jessica Weese and Ellen Widboom's history with the USWDGC courses, Juliana Korver's return to the DGPT, and finally the JOMEZPRO FPO distance challenge video getting over 100,000 views! The sass levels of that video are off the charts, and we are absolutely here for it.Come ParTee with us!Be Our Friend on Twitter!!@hannahemcbeth@ckjennings88568@discgolfprotour

Join me as I chat with Registered Social Worker, Heather Young, about how sleep supports everything you do and how it can impact your personal development goals. Mentioned in the show: Teach Me How to Adult Podcast Light Alarm Clock Commune Insights at the Edge Podcast SmartLess Podcast Coursera Mindfulness Teacher Training Connect with Heather: Heather Young's innate empathy and compassion for others led her into the field of Clinical Social Work over 18 years ago. Throughout her career, her interest in the intricacies of human relationships drew her to work with families. After becoming a mother, Heather pursued additional training to become a certified Child Sleep Consultant. She experienced first-hand the effects of sleep deprivation and challenges navigating parenthood. This increased her commitment to support parents in her clinical practice where she offers individual counselling, sleep consulting, and parent support services. Heather approaches her work as she does her own life by using a holistic mind-body-spirit approach. Her love of learning and commitment to personal growth informs her work as she gently guides clients through their own healing and self-rediscovery. In her own words: My goal as a therapist is to provide a space for clients to comfortably reconnect with their unique gifts, values, and beliefs so they can approach life with presence, clarity, confidence and connection. Instagram: @heatheryoung_msw Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/heatheryoungmsw Website: https://www.heatheryoungcounselling.com/ Connect with me: Instagram: @kristina.bartold Website: https://www.kristinabartold.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kristinabartoldcoaching/

Join our guests Sandra Arnold, MD, MSc (University of Tennessee Health Science Center) and Matthew Kronman, MD, MSCE (Seattle Children's Hospital) as they discuss the new 2021 PIDS/IDSA Clinical Practice Guideline on the diagnosis and management of acute hematogenous osteomyelitis in pediatrics!Created by the PIDS Education CommitteeModerated by Heather Young, MD (Arkansas Children's Hospital)Edited by Sara Dong, MD (Boston Children's Hospital)

Hey, we're Eric & Kyle, and we are OH NO Disc Golf. We're two best friends who love disc golf, come listen to us chat about disc golf, laugh at our own jokes, and a whole lot more. You won't regret it. We start this episode chatting about our disc golf weeks and some disc golf news. Next, we go over the the results of the Mid America Open, and we look ahead to the Dynamic Disc Open happening this coming weekend. Then we had a great time playing Top 5, this time it was picking 5 cereal mascots who would smash at disc golf. If you're just starting your disc golf adventure or you're a pro, this episode is for you! Like, subscribe, and leave a review! Affiliate with Starframe Disc Golf - %5 off with code ohno @ starframediscs.com Use code OHNO for free shipping on any item over at our Teespring store! Merch: teespring.com/stores/ohnodiscgolf Linktree: /ohnodiscgolf Instagram: @ohnodiscgolf Facebook: /ohnodiscgolf Twitter: @ohnodiscgolf Tiktok: @ohnodiscgolf Youtube: Search OH NO Disc Golf Patreon: /ohnodiscgolf Notes from the Episode Mid America Open Results MPO 2. Emerson Keith-25 2. Chris Dickerson-25 1. Kyle Klein-27 FPO 2. Ellen Widboom+3 2. Vanessa Van Dyken+3 1. Heather Young+2 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ohnodiscgolf/support

You must have heard by now that COP26, the UN Climate Change Conference, is coming to Glasgow in November. And decisions taken by world leaders at this meeting will determine the future of our planet as they plan their next steps in tackling climate change at a global level. So an incredibly important meeting! It's no surprise that many people in Scotland are v excited about it and many projects have sprung up to celebrate it and raise awareness of climate emergency and action ahead of this event Today we hear from a local young musician, Jo Stark, about one such project - 100 days of green nevis challenge. She’s interviewed by a dynamic duo: regular field reporter Kathleen Gray is joined by Heather Young, who is a Community Education Student from Dundee University on placement with PLANT just now. Production: Kaska Hempel, Audio editing: John Wills Resources: Nevis Ensemble - Scotland’s Street orchestra https://nevisensemble.org/ Blogs about clothes taking on 100 days of green nevis challenge https://nevisensemble.org/news/ COP26 - UN Climate Change Conference in Glasgow https://ukcop26.org/ Future Learn course - climate change the science https://www.futurelearn.com/courses/climate-change-the-science Suzanna Stark found art: https://susannahstark.com/art/time-together Shamblestone on fb https://www.facebook.com/pg/shamblestone/ Tayport Climate Fest - Jan’s blog https://tayportgarden.org/2021/02/22/tayport-climate-festival/ Tayport Community Fridge https://tayportgarden.org/2021/03/24/behind-the-scenes-at-the-tayport-community-fridge/ Heather’s fast fashion blogs https://tayportgarden.org/author/heather/

Hey, we're Eric & Kyle. We're two best friends who love disc golf, come listen to us chat about disc golf, laugh at our own jokes, and a whole lot more. You won't regret it. We start this episode chatting about Eric's exciting tournament he played in. Next, we talk about the results of the 2021 Belton Open presented by Discraft Discs. Then we had a great time playing a game of Top 5, this time it was some constructive criticisms for our friends over at the Disc Golf Network. If you're just starting your disc golf adventure or you're a pro, this episode is for you! Like, subscribe, and leave a review! Use code OHNO for free shipping over at our Teespring store! Merch: teespring.com/stores/ohnodiscgolf Linktree: /ohnodiscgolf Instagram: @ohnodiscgolf Twitter: @ohnodiscgolf Facebook: /ohnodiscgolf Tiktok: @ohnodiscgolf Patreon: /ohnodiscgolf Notes from the episode Belton recap Wysocki vs McBeth the saga continues 1. Ricky Wysocki -43 2. Paul McBeth -41 3. Calvin Heimburg -30 FPO 1. Catrina Allen -6 2. Heather Young -5 3. Missy Gannon +2 - Building a starter bag for Shaun/Beginners everywhere - Drivers Understable - Heat/essence/TL3 Stable - FD Teebird Overstable - Firebird/Fd3/ Champ Thunderbird Midrange Understable - Origin / Meteor / Comet Stable - Emac Truth / Buzz Overstable - Entropy / Justice Putters Throwing Putter - Shield / Zone Approach Putter - JB zone, Harp Putting Putters - Beaded - Ion / PA3 / Judge Non Beaded - Warden / Deputy / Aviar --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ohnodiscgolf/support

We catch up with Ricky after his recent win at the DGPT Silver Series event at Belton. Casey White joins to talk us through his recent performance, and Heather Young talks us through her goals and what she was thinking during her great showing at Belton. We also talk about the future status of National Tour events and Matt rants a bit about the mindset of some disc golfers and spoilers.

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Mill Valley author Heather Young reads from her novel "The Distant Dead." It's about a murder in the Nevada desert.

Charlie Eisenhood and Jamie Thomas break down the USDGC and Women's National Championship with an extended edition of The Upshot! First, the guys talk about USDGC before welcoming in champion Chris Dickerson (28:20). Then they discuss the biggest WNC storylines, including the continued emergence of Heather Young (48:23). Paige Pierce joins the show after that to talk about her 15th major win (1:10:47). Then the guys close it out with some big picture discussion about the future of USDGC before turning their attention to the DGPT Championships, the ESPN2 deal, and the huge payday coming for the winners (1:31:40).

Four authors with three books join Eric to talk abotu their latest including co-authors Smith Henderson and Jon Marc Smith (Make The Cry) Heather Young (The Distant Dead) and debut author Micah Nemerever. All music used by permission under the creative commons license. Music in this episode includes: I Found a New Baby by Underscore Orkestra A Lil Somethin Somethin BY The Good Lawdz Evidence Song by The Good Lawdz Hungaria by Latche Swing

In this episode I talk to Heather Young, the current world record holder for the fastest 10k with a hula-hoop (50min) and the fastest female marathon finisher in an Elvis costume (3h11min). She explains why running is like breathing to her and how it has accompanied her during life. She is a mother of one son who accompanies her along many runs. Heather explains how and why she wants to inspire him with her joy for running. We also talk about her current challenge of finishing her PhD in the Netherlands and how running is restricted but required during this period. Links: @hulahooprunner(Instragram), Heather Young(strava), @sophie.cro (Instagram)

Heather Young, author of The Distant Dead, talks with Barbara DeMarco-Barrett about the art, craft, and business of writing a crime novel. Download audio (Broadcast date: July 8, 2020)

Heather is the author of two novels. Her debut, The Lost Girls, won the Strand Award for Best First Novel and was nominated for an Edgar Award. The Distant Dead was published on June 9, 2020, and was named one of the Best Books of Summer by People Magazine, Parade, and CrimeReads. A former antitrust and intellectual property litigator, she traded the legal world for the literary one and earned her MFA from the Bennington Writing Seminars in 2011. She lives in Mill Valley, California, where she writes, bikes, hikes, and reads books by other people that she wishes she’d written.THE DISTANT DEAD- A body burns in the high desert hills. A boy walks into a fire station, pale with the shock of a grisly discovery. A middle school teacher worries when her colleague is late for work. By day’s end, when the body is identified as local math teacher Adam Merkel, a small Nevada town will be rocked to its core by a brutal and calculated murder. Adam Merkel left a university professorship in Reno to teach middle school in Lovelock seven months before he died. A quiet, seemingly unremarkable man, he connected with just one of his students: Sal Prentiss, a lonely sixth grader who lives with his uncles on a desolate ranch in the hills. The two outcasts developed a tender, trusting friendship that brought each of them hope in the wake of tragedy. But it is Sal who finds Adam’s body, charred almost beyond recognition, half a mile from his uncles’ compound. Nora Wheaton, the middle school’s social studies teacher, dreamed of a life far from Lovelock only to be dragged back on the eve of her college graduation to care for her disabled father, a man she loves but can’t forgive. She sensed in the new math teacher a kindred spirit--another soul bound to Lovelock by guilt and duty. After Adam’s death, she delves into his past for clues to who killed him and finds a dark history she understands all too well. But the truth about his murder may lie closer to home. For Sal Prentiss’s grief seems heavily shaded with fear, and Nora suspects he knows more than he’s telling about how his favorite teacher died. As she tries to earn the wary boy’s trust, she finds he holds not only the key to Adam’s murder, but an unexpected chance at the life she thought she’d lost. Weaving together the last months of Adam’s life, Nora’s search for answers, and a young boy’s anguished moral reckoning, this unforgettable thriller brings a small American town to vivid life, filled with complex, flawed characters wrestling with the weight of the past, the promise of the future, and the bitter freedom that forgiveness can bring.

Scott Montgomery, crime fiction coordinator of BookPeople, Molly Odintz, senior editor of CrimeReads,andand special guest crime novelist Ivy Pochoda joined host Hopeton Hay to discuss their recommendations of recently published crime novels to read. The books discussed for May were These Women by Ivy Pochoda, The Law of Lines, by Hye Young-pyun, Catherine House, by Elisabeth Thomas,Mine will be Poison Flood by Jordan Jordan Farmer, The Familiar Dark by Amy Engel, Take Me Apart by Sara Sligar, The Distant Dead by Heather Young, Fair Warning by Michael Connelly and Of Mice And Minestrone by Joe Lansdale.

Scott Montgomery, crime fiction coordinator of BookPeople, Molly Odintz, senior editor of CrimeReads,andand special guest crime novelist Ivy Pochoda joined host Hopeton Hay to discuss their recommendations of recently published crime novels to read.The books discussed for May were These Women by Ivy Pochoda, The Law of Lines, by Hye Young-pyun, Catherine House, by Elisabeth Thomas,Mine will be Poison Flood by Jordan Jordan Farmer, The Familiar Dark by Amy Engel, Take Me Apart by Sara Sligar, The Distant Dead by Heather Young, Fair Warning by Michael Connelly and Of Mice And Minestrone by Joe Lansdale.

This week we're happy to welcome Heather Young to the podcast.

Today’s author interview guest is Heather Young, author of The Distant Dead. A young boy finds himself at the center of a murder mystery in this timely and twisty thriller from the author of the acclaimed The Lost Girls–a compelling and […]

Patrick Millikin in conversation with Heather Young and Ivy Pochoda

This week we had a chat with author Heather Young about her latest novel The Distant Dead, Kimberly Belle about her latest novel Stranger In The Lake, and Sara Desai about her debut novel The Marriage Game. We also shared some new releases that will be available in bookstores during the week of Monday, June 8th.***BiblioLifestyle newsletter subscribers are the first to know all the podcast happenings, get free goodies in the mail and they can enter for the chance to win free books. Every Friday you’ll get a special treat in your inbox filled with inspirational content, book recommendations, self-care tips, original interviews and things we think you’ll enjoy. The best part? You will only receive ONE email per week and it will be an amazing 5-minute read or less! Get our free weekly delivery - bibliolifestyle.com. A list of all the books mentioned in the show can be found at bibliohappyhour.com . To find an independent bookstore near you or when you're traveling, visit bibliofinder.com. For as little as $1/month you can tune in to the rest of our "meet the bookseller" conversation, listen to our “off the cuff” discussions with authors we've had on the show,  get our tailored “top shelf” book recommendations, behind the scenes content, perks and more when you become a supporter on Patreon. Join us at patreon.com/bibliofinder. 

Written By:Mari ColeResearched By:Kat Morris, Active Shooter PodcastNarrated By:JT Hosack, True Crime Lab PodcastDisclaimer By:Lanie Hobbs, True Crime Fan Club PodcastIntro Music:Patent Pending, One Less Heart to BreakEpisode Music:Darren Curtis Music, www.darrencurtismusic.com

"Which one of you guys wants to die first?" Those were the terrifying last words a bank robber uttered to two tellers who complied with his order to fill a trash can with cash. He then fired 10 shots at the women, killing one and leaving the other paralyzed in the robbery of the United Southern Bank branch on a Saturday afternoon in 1999 next to a bustling Publix supermarket in Mount Dora. This is the Story of Marisha Scott and Heather Young.

Waco week brings plenty to talk about on PDGA Radio! Steve and Sara open the show by discussing the PDGA’s guidance related to the COVID-19 outbreak and encourage listeners to think about the greater community at large (2:30). Sarah Hokom stops by to chat about her offseason sojourn to Thailand, her Waco Annual Charity Open outlook, and her optimism for women in disc golf (18:20). The hosts preview Waco, including the pros and cons of Brodie Smith’s feature card appearance, Paul McBeth’s advice for Smith, Heather Young’s prospects for the weekend, and their picks (40:27). Donate to relief efforts in Tennessee at cfmt.org.

Waco week brings plenty to talk about on PDGA Radio! Steve and Sara open the show by discussing the PDGA’s guidance related to the COVID-19 outbreak and encourage listeners to think about the greater community at large (2:30). Sarah Hokom stops by to chat about her offseason sojourn to Thailand, her Waco Annual Charity Open outlook, and her optimism for women in disc golf (18:20). The hosts preview Waco, including the pros and cons of Brodie Smith’s feature card appearance, Paul McBeth’s advice for Smith, Heather Young’s prospects for the weekend, and their picks (40:27). Donate to relief efforts in Tennessee at cfmt.org.

She Changes Everything - https://www.shechangeseverything.com/ - @shechangeseverything She Day - https://shechangeseverything.mykajabi.com/ - @s.h.e.day Jennifer Klotz - Co-Founder - She Changes Everything - Nutritional Therapist - Licensed Dietition Nutritionist (LDN) - Registered Dietition (RD) - Masters of Science (MS) - @jenniferklotz_rd Heather Young - Co-Founder - She Changes Everything - Certified Yoga Therapist (C-IAYT) - Registered Yoga Teacher +500 Training Hours (RYT500-E) - @heatheryoungyoga Alex Roertgen - National Board Certified Health and Wellness Coach with Training in Functional Medicine - Licensed Practitioner: Neuro-Linguistic Programming - @alexroertgen TOPICS - (17 min) How to get over the fear of public speaking & your own voice - (32 min) Understand where your food comes from - (36 min) Carnivore Diet - (41 min) You are not what you eat, you are what you absorb - (42 min) Digestion Test - (47 min) Gut health and microbiome changes with the seasons - (53 min) Study on food variety with kids - (55 min) Sociatal epidemnic of scared eaters - (1 hr 1 min) Health documentaries and what to believe - (1 hr 3 min) How you feel is the ultimate trump card - (1 hr 19 min) How to get excited about going to the grocery store - (1 hr 32 min) Keto Diet - (1 hr 35 min) Light, circadian rhythm, intermittent fasting, the sun, and adrenal fatigue - (1 hr 53 min) Vegan Diet - (1 hr 58 min) Books & Mentors - Intuitive Eating by Evelyn Tribole, It Starts With Food by Melissa Hartwig, Genius Food by Max Lugavere, and Hungry Brain by Stephan Guyenet

Heather Young and Face2Face host David Peck talk about her new film Murmur, loneliness, solitude and quiet desperation, relationships and our desire for love, inclusion and connection with others. Trailer Synopsis:Murmur follows Donna, a sixty-something year-old who is scheduled to perform community service in an animal rescue shelter following a DUI charge. Over time Donna begins to relate to the abandoned animals that surround her and she forms a particular bond with a senior dog that she brings home to prevent from being euthanized. Donna begins collecting other animals from the shelter and buying them online, until her small apartment is over-run and her unchecked compulsion for connection ultimately causes her home and life to fall into further disarray. ‘It is important to me to tell the stories of older women and allow them to be complex, flawed and fully realized characters, the likes of which are rarely depicted in cinema,” says award-winning filmmaker Heather Young of Murmur. “Donna is a difficult character, but hopefully one that will resonate. Her loneliness and addictive nature cause her to act in ways that are at times counterintuitive and destructive but ultimately she is looking for connection -- and that is something that we can all relate to.’ About the Director: Heather Young is a filmmaker originally from New Brunswick now living in Halifax, Nova Scotia. After graduating from the University of New Brunswick and NSCAD University she made several short films. Fish played at festivals all over the world including Palm Springs Shortfest, the Vancouver International Film Festival, Vienna Independent Shorts and TIFF Canada’s Top Ten Festival. FISH was also a Vimeo Staff Pick and won Best Short Film in the NSI Online Short Film Festival.Her latest short Milk had its world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival (where she also participated in the TIFF Talent Lab), won Best Short Film (Canada) at Festival du nouveau cinema, and played TIFF Canada’s Top Ten, Aspen Shortsfest, the Maryland Film Festival, Edinburgh International Film Festival, the London Short Film Festival, and many others. Murmur is her first feature. Image Copyright: Martha Cooley and Heather Young. Used with permission. F2F Music and Image Copyright: David Peck and Face2Face. Used with permission. For more information about David Peck’s podcasting, writing and public speaking please visit his site here. With thanks to Josh Snethlage and Mixed Media Sound. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Lifestyle blogger Cristin Cooper brought her trademark sense of humor to discuss building a business, feeling good about yourself (and your social media feed) whatever your shape, the unseen work behind her success, her life hacks, the tiny spangled outfits worn by college dance teams, and what keeps her from throwing things when she gets unnecessary feedback from strangers on the interwebs. I was inspired by her work ethic, strategic mind, self-acceptance, light-hearted approach to online criticism, and the candor with which she discusses every aspect of her life and business. Especially her "overly sassy" thoughts on high-waisted bikinis.You can find Cristin at cristincooper.com or @cristincooper across social media.You'll also hear us mention two favorites she "influenced" me to follow: comedian @heatherkmcmahan and fellow beauty blogger @lindseyreganthorne.We appreciate our episode sponsor, Heather Young of Coldwell Banker Caine, whom you can reach at tinyurl.com/HeatherRealtor. Be sure to thank Heather for supporting But Not All At Once, but don’t ask her how many slices of sweet potato cake I’ve consumed in her presence; that’s irrelevant and she’d never be able to count anyway.

We’ve got all the up-and-comers stopping by this week’s episode of PDGA Radio! Steve Hill and Sara Sinclair congratulate the new Amateur World Champions (2:30), then FA1 champ Erikah Weir (5:30) and MA1 winner Noah Osborne (22:15) join to talk about the event, their preparations, and the next steps in their careers. Steve and Sara shift gears to the Idlewild Open (31:05) before 16-year-old standout Heather Young joins for her first interview (51:25). The hosts close the show with the week’s hot rounds (1:06:30) and a preview of this weekend’s Music City Open (1:10:45).

We’ve got all the up-and-comers stopping by this week’s episode of PDGA Radio! Steve Hill and Sara Sinclair congratulate the new Amateur World Champions (2:30), then FA1 champ Erikah Weir (5:30) and MA1 winner Noah Osborne (22:15) join to talk about the event, their preparations, and the next steps in their careers. Steve and Sara shift gears to the Idlewild Open (31:05) before 16-year-old standout Heather Young joins for her first interview (51:25). The hosts close the show with the week’s hot rounds (1:06:30) and a preview of this weekend’s Music City Open (1:10:45).

We’ve got Heather Young on the podcast this week, one of the real estate agents from Netflix’s binge-worthy show Selling Sunset! She’s opening up about alllll the drama from season one, her relationship with her long-distance hockey playing boyfriend, and the realities of being a real estate agent in Los Angeles. Plus, her past with Playboy, why Justin Hartley hasn’t made an appearance on Selling Sunset, and whether we can expect a season two!

On Heather: Heather Young is a model, real estate agent, and reality star best known for her work in Playboy, Netflix’s new reality show, ‘Selling Sunset’, and one of LA’s top real estate agencies: The Oppenheim Group. From this conversation you’ll learn: How to secure your creativity in an inflexible workplace How to remain true to yourself in demanding situations Why you should embrace the beauty that lives inside you! Why relationships are the key to business Tips and cures for a broken heart How to beat the mind game of insecurity How to radiate inner confidence How to rebuild yourself after a downfall in a relationship Inside scoop on the Netflix show Selling Sunset How to tackle negative assumptions How to cherish your abilities and your potential When it is time to “let go” and refocus your priorities The power of saying “no” How to smoothly transition into veganism and an all natural lifestyle How to use kindness as your superpower How to overcome imposter syndrome And More! On The Unleash Your Inner Creative: If you like what you hear, remember to rate, review, subscribe and tell a friend! And, join our creative community by following @UnleashYourInnerCreative on Instagram & Facebook and @UrInnerCreative on Twitter! Follow host @LaurenLoGrasso --- This episode is sponsored by · That's Really Cool Man Podcast: That's Really Cool Man is the official podcast of the internet's worst animator, Danny Casale aka Coolman Coffeedan. https://www.coolmancoffeedan.com/ · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/unleashyourinnercreative/message

Heather Young, 500 hour Registered Yoga Teacher & Certified Yoga Therapist – has a lot of experience working one on one with clients and helping them achieve balance in more ways than one. She might even have the solution to take your health to the next level - when it seems like Nutrition just isn't enough. Keep in mind: It’s never just about one ailment, problem or issue – it’s all connected & we’re diving into a new approach you may never have considered before. Diving into the 4 Main Pilars: - Posture - Emotions - Breath - Mindset ... and the role they play when it comes to impacting your longterm health, stress levels and digestion. & What you can do about it.    Full Show Notes & Additional Links Available at: www.criticalconversationspodcast.com/episode029 Join Us on Instagram @CriticalConversations

On today’s sleep clinic Alanna is joined by four of her Good Night Sleep Site team members and together they answer your sleep questions that were submitted to @GNSleepSite through Instagram and Twitter. Join sleep experts Jamie Contarini, Emily O’Gorman, Laura Armstrong, and Heather Young and together with Alanna they tackle: How to handle inconsistent night wakings for your 5 month old? Should you change your baby when they have a night feed? At what age should you start a bedtime routine? How do we have an early bedtime with my husband’s work schedule? How do we cut out that early morning bottle? Should I be waking up my baby if they are napping too long? Should I flip my baby over if the roll on their tummies? Keep the Conversation Going: Join the conversations and submit your own sleep questions to Alanna on Instagram and Twitter: @GNSleepSite. She may answer them during a future This Girl Loves Sleep segment! Website: https://goodnightsleepsite.com Team Page: https://goodnightsleepsite.com/about/meet-the-team/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gnsleepsite Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/GoodNightSleepSite/ Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/GoodNightSleepSite/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/GNSleepSite Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.ca/gnsleepsite/ This Girl Loves Sleep's theme music is "Until the End" by Ryan Andersen from the album "Happy Life - Americana Volume One," from the Free Music Archive at http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Ryan_Andersen/Happy_Life_-_Americana_Volume_One/Until_The_End

This week's special guest was the first woman I ever knew who had experienced a loss similar to mine. Her daughter Grace had died just days before my son and she reached out to me almost immediately. While we had mutual friends we had never met in person and yet we would now be linked together forever - members of a club that no woman ever wants to be a part of. She became my first grieving mom friend and we would email back and forth dozens of times in the following months and years, telling each other how we were praying for one another and thinking of each other’s babies. Today’s guest was such a gift to me and I am sure she will be a gift to you as well. Her name is Heather Young, a mama to 4 living miracle children, a mama who was told she would never be able to get pregnant on her own. Listen in as she shares the story of her daughter Grace and how losing her made everything else in life infinitely more precious and brought her to a more dependent relationship with Jesus.   Make sure you listen all the way to the end because the last few things Heather shares is absolute gold. Pure grace-filled, hope-filled wisdom that I know will encourage you today. And lastly, if you love someone who is grieving, Heather shares a bit of wisdom for you as well in the last few minutes of the podcast. No matter why you are here, I am grateful you are listening and I pray this episode encourages you and reminds you that you are not alone. DO YOU FEEL ALONE? If you feel alone today; if you are hurting and looking for someone who really understands what you are walking through, come join our free community by clicking here: The Joyful Mourning Community. There you will find hundreds of women who understand this pain first hand and can offer support and friendship and care. Come join us, I’d love to see you there. -- THE JOYFUL MOURNING COMMUNITY: www.thejoyfulmourningcommunity.com GIFT SHOP FOR GRIEVING MOTHERS: www.themorning.com/giftshop THE JOYFUL MORNING INSTAGRAM: www.instagram.com/thejoyfulmorning EPISODE 033 SHOW NOTES: www.themorning.com/episode033

We spend 42% of our day looking at screens. That’s 6 hours and 43 minutes daily – or 7,956 days of your life. Think about how crazy that is. This effects your posture longterm which has direct impact on your mental and physical health. It also changes how people see you, whether or not they take you seriously and whether or not they choose to show you respect. Until something is directly effecting your health – it’s really easy to just brush off the small daily habits – you know you should be doing. But here's the thing - research shows that something as simple as our body posture we maintain while holding our phones, sitting at the computer or even standing in a crowd - has a significant impact on our mood, our confidence, and even our cardiovascular health. We dive into this & so much more with this week's episode - I don't want to give it all away - so be sure to tune in.  FULL SHOW NOTES: www.criticalconversationspodcast.com/episode024 P.S.....  SHE DAY - Orange County is happening this Saturday - May 18th - we can't wait to see you there! Don't miss out - there's still time to grab your ticket. 

Spark Joy co-hosts cover the 2019 KonMari Consultant Meetup as Marie Kondo and her team greets hundreds of certified KonMari Consultants and trainees gathering for a joyful weekend in New York City. Exclusively for Spark Joy listeners, we are sharing special, joyful moments we captured on consultant meetup day when certified Consultants and trainees gathered in NYC from all over the world. Marie Kondo did made multiple appearances throughout the weekend. She shared some statistics about the impact certified consultants have had on the world. We’ve officially logged over 12,000 tidying sessions, impacting 4200 clients across 30 countries. We’re excited to give you rare access to the stories of joy behind all of these tidying hours, shared by those closely connected to the KonMari movement. This episode features stories from the following certified KonMari Consultants: Miho Armacost | KonMari Media Inc. | Personal Assistant to Marie Kondo and KonMari Consultant Community Manager Christina Cheadle | KonMari Media Inc. | Community and Events Manager Caitlin Roberts | Minimize with Purpose | Los Angeles, CA Eliette and Marieke Staub | Clarity Home Detox | Switzerland Ivanka Siolkowsky | The Tidy Moose | Canada Pilar Fernández | Neat Edit | Mexico Ana Paula Bezaury | Mexico and KonMari Consultant trainees: - Brenna Kinkaid | Charlotte, NC - Maria Ordal | Seattle, WA KonMari Consultant favorite tidying tips: - Use a white sheet to lay Komono on while you're evaluating your items - Heather Young | Mississippi Gulf Coast - Evaluate where in your home your personal sanctuary is - Caitlin Roberts - Always remember to lead with the practice of gratitude - Ivanka Siolkowsky - Remember, it doesn't have to be perfect, just do your best to find a balance - Pilar Fernandez You can find Karin Socci at The Serene Home You can find Kristyn Ivey at For the Love of Tidy

Are you eating your clothes? That’s a crazy question, right? But, the answer is most likely, YES. Your clothes are shedding microfibers with every wash & these microfibers might just be a bigger deal than plastic straws when it comes to the environmental impact we all need to be aware of. Studies have shown that microfibers are flooding our planet – in fact, they've even been detected in beer, sea salt, small fish, and more. No one is talking about this loudly enough yet, so we're excited to bring Heather Young, co-founder of SHE Changes Everything, back to talk about something she’s so passionate about: microfibers and how they're impacting your health and the health of the planet. FACT: The International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources estimates that 0.6 – 1.7 million tons of microfibers are released into the ocean every year. In this episode: We talk about the canary in the coal mine, plastic and how it effects your health, what microfibers are, where they come from, how you’re creating them – and why it’s not your fault! Honestly, if you are dealing with a chronic illness, you are fatigued, and your skin is breaking out and elimination diets aren’t helping, this is an episode you don’t want to miss. We break down a new way to look at the clothes you wear, which can be a powerful step to healing your body and taking a chemical load off of it.   We have a lot of simple solutions you can start immediately and Heather has her favorite 14 ways you can stop creating microfibers here. Extended Show Notes & Resourceful Links can be accessed on our website at www.criticalconversationspodcast.com/episode017 - The Critical Conversations Team -  LASTLY, we want to get the solution into your hands!We wish we could give one to everybody, but until then - we will be choosing one lucky winner on December 19th, 2018. SHE Changes Everything and Critical Conversations are teaming up to GIVEAWAY one Guppyfriend Bag as a gift to one lucky listener. TO ENTER: all we ask in return is for you to leave us a rating & review on iTunes for this particular episode and share what simple changes you've made since discovering us. Mention "Episode 17" in your review and include your name & instagram handle if you can. If you prefer to keep private - you can always take a screenshot of your review and send it to us with your name and contact info via email to enter the giveaway. contact@criticalconversationspodcast.com Each review helps new listeners find us within the podcast app & we can't thank you enough for helping us grow! We will announce the winner on our Instagram @CriticalConversations – so make sure you’re following us there!  This Giveaway Period will close on December 18, 2018 at 11:59pmPST.  

 When you make small - Sustainable, Healthy, Ethical- changes that matter, over time, it truly can change everything. Simply becoming aware of the changes you can make is all we ask. Making an impact with the information you discover along the way is up to you!  In this episode, we only scratch the surface of it all, while discussing plastics, Lyme disease, autoimmune conditions, the invisible chemicals making you fat, formaldehyde, and the clothing you didn’t know was labeled as "toxic waste" before it made it to your closet. Sisters Heather Young & Jennifer Klotz are the faces behind the truly impactful website: shechangeseverything.com & hosts of the incredible events you may have already heard of, known as SHE DAY.The event will be hitting four major cities across the U.S. in 2019 & Listen closely, because there's a discount code offered specifically for podcast listeners - in this episode! They're here to inspire you, encourage you, provide you with the information you need - to make simple changes that matter. Full show notes can be found at criticalconversationspodcast.com/episode015 Event Details for Wellness Simplified & SHE DAY can be found at criticalconversationspodcast.com/events Heather Young, C-IAYT, RYT 500-E- has her Master’s in Communication, a love for journalism and impactful content development, as well as a 500-hour certified yoga teacher & Yoga Therapist passionate about functional movement.   Jennifer Klotz, MS, RDN, LDN -has her Master’s Degree in Nutrition and works in Los Angeles as a Registered Dietitian & Holistic Nutritionist. Her professional experience will bring so much insight to the conversation we’re having around health, which is why she has been deemed our expert in holistic healing. We're here to have the conversations no one else is talking about or finding solutions for!   Don't hesitate to join in and let us know what you're excited about, confused about, or inspired by. We always love hearing from you and read every comment and question you guys send our way!   Your Host, Briana Reesing @CriticalConversations & your co-hosts, Heather & Jennifer @SheChangesEverything

In the first segment (1:06-20:54), Kelly talks to Heather Young, from Indivisible Sonoma County, about issues of immigration, net neautrality, police transparency, and offshore oil drilling, as they affect California, and about how elections are run in California. In the second segment (21:30-39:27), Kelly speaks with Andrew Janz, Democratic candidate in the California 22nd Congressional District. In the third segment (40:11-1:06:23) Kelly speaks with Regina Bateson, Democratic candidate in the California 4th Congressional District.

In the first segment (1:06-20:54), Kelly talks to Heather Young, from Indivisible Sonoma County, about issues of immigration, net neautrality, police transparency, and offshore oil drilling, as they affect California, and about how elections are run in California. In the second segment (21:30-39:27), Kelly speaks with Andrew Janz, Democratic candidate in the California 22nd Congressional District. In the third segment (40:11-1:06:23) Kelly speaks with Regina Bateson, Democratic candidate in the California 4th Congressional District.

Our guest today is an actress, a producer, a writer, a project manager, a director, and ultimately a hustler! We talked poo, Pooh, religion, hard work, identity, empowering women, family dynamics and the power of creating a better story. Open your mind and let Heather inspire you to do your best work! 

TIL 010 : Unplanned Parenthood (feat. Ward & Heather Young) by Association of Certified Biblical Counselors

TIL 010 : Unplanned Parenthood (feat. Ward & Heather Young) by Association of Certified Biblical Counselors