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In the evolving landscape of work life balance expectations workforce dynamics is reshaping the future of medicine. Dr Amanda Herbrand, clinical data specialist at the University Hospital Basel and former oncologist, shares her insights on this transformation, highlighting the critical role of technology and shifts in physician careers in healthcare. Dr. Herand shares her transition from oncology to healthcare IT and the challenges and solutions in integrating clinical expertise with IT systems. The host and Amanda explore changing workforce expectations, the role of technology in alleviating clinical burdens, and the importance of digital health literacy. The conversation also covers clinical data modeling, international collaborations, and the future vision of healthcare IT development. 00:00 Introduction to Faces of Digital Health 02:00 Interview with Dr. Amanda Herand 02:27 Transition from Oncology to Clinical Data Specialization 04:36 Challenges and Observations in Healthcare IT 11:35 The Role of Digital Health Literacy 14:39 Clinical Data Modeling at University Hospital Basel 27:41 Future of Healthcare Data and Precision Medicine 32:33 Conclusion and Final Thoughts www.facesofdigitalhealth.com Newsletter: https://fodh.substack.com/ Youtube:

Today, as part of the women's special series in March, 2025, my guest is Veena Rao, SVP & Global Head, Corporate Lending at Finastra with over 25 years' of experience in financial services and banking technology.In this conversation Veena sharesHer early influences and being adaptableHer education and career pathHer philosophy re career growthInsights from her leadership journeyHow to handle work-life integration aspectsOn Global experience and being sensitive to cultural nuancesHow she stays resilient and some personal practices that have been effective for herAnd some tips for aspiring women professionalsVeena is the SVP & Global Head, Corporate Lending at Finastra with over 25 years' of experience in financial services and banking technology. Veena started her career with India's leading private sector bank, ICICI Bank, working in diverse areas like project finance, corporate banking, forex treasury and relationship banking. She managed Presales for FLEXCUBE at i-flex solutions (Oracle) followed by a stint in HCL Technologies to launch the product incubation unit for banking. In her current role at Finastra, Veena holds end to end accountability for the Corporate Lending business across product, engineering, services and support. She is passionate about nurturing innovation at the grassroots focusing on ideas that create positive impact for Finastra's customers . She is also a mentor in Finastra's D&I program, and an active speaker at various conferences on digital transformation and open banking.linkedin.com/in/veena-rao-profile

This episode features Tracy L. Hull, MD, FACS, a colorectal surgeon from Cleveland, Ohio, who gave the Abcarian Lecture at Clinical Congress 2023. In her lecture, “Things I wish I Had Known at the Start of My Journey,” Dr. Hull shares 10 important career lessons, including publishing early, getting the right mentor, putting family first, and finding your niche.     Talk about the podcast on social media using the hashtag #HouseofSurgery

SUPER fun conversation to share with you today because new Yum Mum, Kitsy, joined me to get coached! I sent an email out to my list (if you're not on it yet, get on it - lauraconley.com) offering to coach one special client for this episode and Kitsy was a taker. You're going to love our chat.Living in Seattle, Kitsy isn't your run-of-the-mill Yum Mum because she's actually a great-grand-mum. At 79, she says she's entering the best phase of her life yet, except for this one ongoing struggle…Her weight. Specifically, hitting a plateau in her weight loss.I can almost hear all the heads nodding along on that one! Like so many of us, Kitsy played the diet yo-yo game for years, losing lots of weight at a time only to gain it back, plus more. As a new member of the Yummy Mummy Experience, she's been implementing what she's learned so far, but what gives with the plateau?That's exactly what we're going to dig into. In this episode, I asked Kitsy all about her current lifestyle and food protocol, then took all the nuances and specifics to give her personalized, one-on-one insights just for her. And the best part is, you get a real taste of what it's like to be part of YMX and how it can work for you, too!Listen in and you'll hear more about: Kitsy's compelling why for weight loss that keeps her focused and committedWhether you should expect a weight loss plateauThe only two reasons you're not losing weightThe full rundown of Kitsy's protocol and my specific recommendations for herAND, if you didn't sign up in time for the January Yummy Mummy Experience, NO WORRIES. Just get on the waitlist for the April 2024 YMX cohort! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode we bring in Emily Greene, a spirit baby expert who is able to connect with the soul's of the children that we are meant to have. She answers all of our questions in detail including:How to know if we have spirit babies around us?How to know when they are ready to come to earth?How to communicate with them?What happens to spirit babies after miscarriages?Are spirit babies assigned to us karmically?Are spirit babies past life family members?How to recognize a brand-new soul and how to guide them?How to call in a new spirit baby?Why do spirit babies choose us as parents?Why would spirit babies choose harmful environments?& much moreEmily also does a full spirit baby reading with Remi, to see if her spirit baby is ready to come and see if the gender aligns with the last embryo baby, and with Laura, to see if she has more spirit babies waiting for a potential third babyIf you are interested in discovering more on Emily you can find her:On InstagramOn her podcastJoin the waitlist to work with herAnd you can email her for any questions emilythemediuminfo@gmail.comFollow us on Instagram for more updates, bts and ask us episode questions @momfriendspodYou can also follow us on our personal accounts @rrayyme & @laura.gimbertAnd remember to subscribe so you don't miss any of our episodes, out every Tuesday!This podcast does not provide any medical advice. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health care provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition or treatment and before undertaking a new health care regimen.

You've probably noticed if you've been following us for some time, that we have a slight bias for women who are working hard to make Milwaukee a better place for EVERYONE. We love a good DIY story, and this week's guest Symphony Swan is literally building her dream from the ground up. Or should we say, giving her dream a makeover. Voted Milwaukeean of the Year by The Shepherd Express, Symphony is turning her childhood home into The Cr8TV House, a creative gallery and workspace for black and brown and other marginalized artists to nurture their talents and artistry to help solve complex problems. (You'll hear what that means in the episode). This is about a space, but it's a conversation about so much more: family, community, inclusion and belonging, and the role of art in our society to shape the future where there is a (CR8TV) space at the table for everyone.  Listen as we talk about … How the death of her mother and father in quick succession changed her world entirely and threw her headlong into her dream of owning a creative space. Her word of the year, ‘courage' and why she's doing things that scare herAnd why she believes in transparency and showing people what's happening behind the scenes (even if it's messy and beautifully complex). The important lesson she learned about communication, forgiveness and relationships with the passing of her father. Locals and Links we love! The CR8TV HOUSE websiteTHE CR8TV HOUSE on Instagram, on Facebook, on LinkedInSymphony Swan, artist websiteDeMar Walker, artistTheaster Gates, Chicago ArtistShow your love for Cream City DreamsAs always, we are so grateful to our listeners. If you haven't already, be sure to follow us on Facebook and Instagram. Sign up for our newsletter on our website.  And we'd LOVE it if you rate and review us on Apple Podcasts. And if you're feeling even more generous, Buy us a Coffee. Support the show

Have you ever asked yourself what it would be like to have your Human Design chart read and what you would learn?  With their permission, I am giving you full access into a chart reading that I did with one of my clients!We deep dive into what it means to function as a 1/3 Generator. With this reading, her goal was to learn how she can grow her coaching business and find the confidence that she is missing to do so, and we found so much more.Her biggest questions were answered, from:Why she was feeling so frustrated and what she could do about itWhether or not she's doing the “right” work for her designHow to harness her sensitivity as a superpowerThe part of her design that shocked her but validated what her intuition and Akashic records had been telling herAnd more!Get your chart below to follow along  - you might find similarities in your own chart!Interested in the group mastermind or 1:1 Human Design life and business coaching? >>>Book a free call with Adri here >>>Human Design Society is now accepting founding members! Head over here to join the community at the lowest price it will ever be!Download your free Human Design body graph here.Want to book your Human Design chart reading?Head over here to pick your dateI look forward to getting to know you better so please subscribe, rate, and review this episode!Connect with me on Instagram (@adrikeefe)Head over to www.AdrianaKeefe.com for your free Human Design body chart, tools, tips, and more!

"Suzanne takes you down to her place near the riverYou can hear the boats go byYou can spend the night beside herAnd you know that she's half crazyBut that's why you want to be thereAnd she feeds you tea and orangesThat come all the way from China"Please join me where the boats go by on the Saturday Edition of Whole 'Nuther Thing. Joining us are Gary Jules, John Mellencamp, Hall & Oates, James Brown, Badfinger, Joni Mitchell, Sly & The Family Stone, Maria Muldaur, Jefferson Airplane, Isaac Hayes, Loggins & Messina, The Righteous Brothers, Billy Joel, The Doobie Brothers, Stevie Wonder, Dire Straits,  Harold melvin & The Blue Notes and Leonard Cohen.

Concert FridayLike a ChildSongwriters: Stephen Daniel Mason / Dan Haseltine / Charlie Lowell / Matthew Ryan BronleeweLyricsDear God, surround me as I speakThe bridges that I walk across are weakAnd the frustrations fill the voidThat I can't solely bear Dear God, don't let me fall apartYou've held me close to youBut I have turned away and searchedFor answers I can't understandThey say that I can move the mountainsAnd send them falling to the seaThey say that I can walk on waterIf I would follow and believeWith faith like a childSometimes, when I feel miles awayAnd my eyes can't see your faceWell, I wonder if I've grownTo lose the recklessnessI walked in light of you They say that I can move the mountainsAnd send them crashing to the seaThey say that I can walk on waterIf I would follow and believeWith faith like a child"I've got joy like a fountain!""Be kind unto others""In Jesus Christ Your son" They say that I can move the mountainsAnd send them crashing to the seaThey say that I can walk on waterIf I would follow and believe They say that love can heal the brokenThey say that hope can make you seeThey say that faith can find a SaviorIf you would follow and believeWith faith like a child Love Song for a SaviorSongwriters: Charlie Lowell / Dan Haseltine / Matthew Ryan Bronleewe / Stephen Daniel Mason LyricsIn open fields of wild flowersShe breathes the air and flies awayShe thanks her Jesus for the daisiesAnd the roses in no simple languageSomeday she'll understandThe meaning of it allHe's more than the laughterOr the stars in the heavenAs close as a heartbeatOr song on her lipsSomeday she'll trust HimAnd learn how to see HimSomeday He'll call herAnd she will come runningShe fall in His armsThe tears will fall downAnd she'll pray I want to fall in love with youI want to fall in love with youI want to fall in love with youI want to fall in love with youSitting silent wearing Sunday bestThe sermon echoes through the wallsA great salvation through itCalls to the peopleWho stare into nowhereAnd can't feel the chains on their soulsHe's more than the laughterOr the stars in the heavenAs close as a heartbeatOr song on her lipsSomeday we'll trust HimAnd learn how to see HimSomeday He'll call usAnd we will come runningWe'll fall in His armsThe tears will fall downAnd we'll pray I want to fall in love with youI want to fall in love with youI want to fall in love with youI want to fall in love with youWe want to prayIt seems to easy to call You 'Savior'Not close enough to call You 'God'So as I sit and think ofThe words I can mentionTo show my devotion I want to fall in love with youI want to fall in love with youI want to fall in love with youI want to fall in love with you  

In this episode of the Beauty Of The Nile® Podcast host Jasmine Mobley sits down with Model & Producer, Karen Williams to discuss: What "Empowered Aging" means to herHow she hopes to see diversity & representation in the beauty and fashion industry change & improve in the next 5-10 yearsWhat it's like to be one of very few 50+ models of colorWhat "Love Your Brown Skin®" means to herWhat "Skin Care is Healthcare®" means to herAnd lot's moreYou don't want to miss this!!Head to BeautyOfTheNile.com to listen to the full episode & receive a discount on your 1st order of Beauty Of The Nile - Science based skin care for skin of color. You can even get tailored recommendations for your individual skin concerns when you go to BeautyOfTheNile.com. Love Your Brown Skin®!

Have you ever had a little pep talk with yourself? You know the kind when you say “c'mon you can do this”?Today I want to introduce you to Lilah, I met Lilah through a friend and former guest who felt after a moment of knowing her said “we needed to meet”And, he was not wrong!Lilah is one that lives with intentionality and joy, one that found freedom outside the box society told her happiness was found in, and one that believes in taking her own hand and reminding herself to “c'mon, you got this”We chat the difference between choosing gratitude and ignoring what is weighing us down, how joy is a choice and how it differs from false positivity, and why acknowledging joy in the now changes everything.She shares her personal journey and her battle with CPTSD, how getting the care she needed changed her life, how it came from a place she wasn't expecting, and how she felt for the first time that her feet were firmly on the ground and she could go forward in life in ways she never knew possibleShe shares why her life makes many think she is crazy, but for her the crazy and scariest thing would be to not live the way she does, how she wishes she could give everyone a feeling of self awareness for their own growth and joy, and how others are allowed to process who we were to them without it changing or invalidating who we have becomeLilah is one that quickly became a friend I will treasure, one that as we shared what it means to have our hearts live in pieces around the world, will undoubtedly carry a piece of mine with her wherever life takes her nextSo tune in today and meet Lilah, a beautiful woman full of presence and joy, a soul intentioned to live life taking her own hand and reminding herself that she can indeed conquer whatever lies before herAnd to you Lilah thank you, thank you for your open and eager to make a friend spirit, for your willingness to share what life has brought you through, for your heart to know humanity, and for the gift of getting to call you a friend. @lilah_rose

This episode features Dr. David Beck, a renowned colorectal surgeon and US Air Force veteran who currently is a professor of clinical surgery at Vanderbilt University in Memphis, Tennessee. Dr. Beck delivered the Abcarian Lecture during Clinical Congress 2022 on the benefits of applying critical thinking toward each component of care to help advance workflow efficiencies and improve patient outcomes. Talk about the podcast on social media using #HouseofSurgery.

Get the Rules of Engagement For When She's Cheating, Says She Doesn't Love You, or Filed for Divorce - https://training.empoweredman.co/30dvslyt?el=podcastJoin the Empowered Man 5-Day Challenge! - https://www.empoweredman.co/sales-page-483638151651254399768?el=podcast How do you deal with passive-aggressive silent treatment during in-home separation? How do you treat her as a neutral woman when she knows how to trigger you? How do you deal with the influences of your wife's female cousins and your sister-in-law who want to take your wife out partying? Are YOU a gaslighting narcissist? Mark is laying down the law and giving us gold this week in his powerful answers to listener questions in this week's Q&A episode. Learn how to say NO, set healthy boundaries, and start feeling truly empowered. Remember, when you understand your internal game, the external game will have no hold on you. Stop playing small ball, take RESPONSIBILITY, and build a real kingdom. Mark's encouragement is just what every man who's going through the emotional pain of separation needs to hear. This is one episode you DON'T want to miss!In This Episode:- Why YOU are responsible for YOUR own triggers- How contempt seeps into a toxic relationship- Don't let someone else's offense become YOUR offense- Can we truly love someone unconditionally?- Focus on emotional intelligence just as much as your financial and spiritual intelligence- Why it's not about BEFORE and AFTER, but rather, THEN and NOW- Learn to focus on who she is NOW!- Taking ownership of your feelings, i.e., when my wife leaves, I feel abandoned.- How to go from codependency to interdependence in your marriage- Why complacency is the death of all things- Mark shares his advice on not shaming your wife by confrontation- How to deal with your wife getting your child to lie for herAnd much more…

In Episode #22 of the Beauty Of The Nile Podcast, host Jasmine Mobley sits down with Beauty Blogger and Content Creator, Dana Sellers. We learn from Dana: Why seeing a beauty blogger & influencer who looks like and represents you as a woman of color is important What first drew her to the world of beauty and skincare blogging and reviewing Why skin care is a form of self-care for her Her biggest skin concerns and the treatments she's tried to resolve themHow she's experienced and overcome colorism What “Love Your Brown Skin” means to herThe importance of the “Beauty Of The Nile” community to herAnd lots more!Join the Community:https://BeautyOfTheNile.comhttps://www.instagram.com/beautyofthenile/Beauty Of The Nile Podcast with Host Jasmine Mobley, Featuring: New York City-based Beauty Blogger and Content Creator – Dana Sellers. Episode 22.

It's SEASON TWO of DO YOU! with a NEW LOOK and NEW THEME SONG! Brianne is back with a solo episode discussing her summer -- how her plans went to sh*t, including experiencing a concussion, but how it all worked out the way it was supposed to. She also talks about one of her biggest blocks in life (hello external validation!) and how she's been managing that by...wait for it...BEING A HUMAN BEING! And having fun! Other highlights: yes, she knows there's another "do you" podcast (ahem, DEUX U)her fears concerning her latest creative projecthow she's owning and claiming who she is and telling her storyMichael Bolton the free DO YOU journal the drunk story her parents tell about herAnd more!Join the DO YOU community:Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/527426815332490Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/doyoupodConnect with Brianne:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/briehogan/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/briannehoganwriterVisit Brianne's website: https://www.briannehogan.caRead my newsletter NOT RELATED TO HULK HOGAN: https://briannehogan.substack.com/Download the FREE DO YOU JOURNAL  Support the show

On today's show we talk about a “stand-out” held in a local Dorchester community to try and keep the doors open at the neighborhood churchWe will introduce you to a federal judicial nominee that thinks it's okay to lie, as long as it's done in the role of an advocateWe'll also try and figure out why the Attorney General's Office is now going to be policing Environmental Justice.We won't forget to check in with Queen Wu to see if she has anything to say about protesting outside someone's house when that someone is not herAnd in the “Come On Man” segment we'll check in with a lunatic that can't handle people that's won't ask a question

关注微信公众号 -【同桌雅思英语】1. 回复“ 当季题库 ”，免费领取5-8月口语预测题库，免费答案也会同步给各位哦。2. 回复“ PPT ”，免费领取5-8月口语素材范文PPT合集（内含P1-P2）。文本素材&亮点词汇：Describe a gift you would like to buy for your friendYou should say:How you knew your friend How long you have known him/herHow you would choose a gift for him/herAnd explain why you would choose that gift for him/herI am such a kind of person who likes surprising my friends and family members. Today, I would like to share with you a surprising gift I want to give to my mother. Personally, my mother is one of the best cooks in this world. She is the best when it comes to cooking because all of the dishes she makes are equally palatable （美味的）and satisfying. In connection with this, I want to give her a set of kitchenware（厨具）at her 50th birthday. This kitchenware includes glassware and cooking equipment which would aid her a lot in her cooking. Well, I want to give that to her since it has been a long time since she bought a new kitchenware. The utensils（器具） she has been using in cooking are old and vulnerable（易坏的）already. I guess, it‘s time for her to use the new ones. Moreover, I want to buy her that gift to show my outmost (最高的）appreciation, love and gratitude（感激） to her. In my 22 years of existence, she has served us the most delicious foods on our table. My mother deserves that gift since that could be one of the simplest ways of showing my love to her. I hope that when my mom unwraps(打开）my gift, she would be on cloud nine(开心）. I believe that she would be extremely jovial the moment she opens my gift.

Phew, what a year! In our final episode of 2021, we reflect on what we've learned about writing, podcasting, and ourselves. Expect some surprising truths and thought-provoking revelations.In this episode, you'll learn:Why it's OK to not achieve your goals (no, really)What made us fall in love with outlining (when thinking about it used to make Kristina feel ill)The importance of feeling supportedWhat Ellie's creative writing MA taught herAnd much more!Show notes:00.00 – Introduction01.35 – Did Ellie achieve her 2021 writing goals?02.10 – Kristina didn't come close! 04.10 – Kristina fell out of love with writing this summer.06.30 – The universe delivered.08.30 – Ellie hated a certain project this year…11.40 – The first book is a given?13.00 – Ellie realised all over again that she loves writing. 13.40 – Kristina dived into fantasy and worldbuilding.16.00 – Kristina can see how much she's grown. 17.00 – Don't talk about YOU in your marketing.17.40 – The Victorians ate WHAT?18.30 – Ellie's super into outlining now. 20.00 – Ellie's on a writing roll!22.00 – The power of removing the thinking.23.50 – What's Ellie changing going forwards?24.50 – All of the learning comes from finishing your first book. 25.20 – Kristina embraces morning writing. 28.45 – Outlines need to be super specific. 30.30 – Kristina is a Australophile.31.20 – What is Kristina working on going forwards?32.25 – Podcasting was a learning curve for both of us.35.30 – Quick tips on YouTube.36.40 – What is the hardest part of podcasting?40.30 – Ellie learned to be vulnerable.42.15 – Kristina has high standards.45.10 – Learning to lean into the authentic you.50.15 – Lessons from our interviewees.51.00 – Email marketing, email marketing, email marketing.52.00 – If you lean into who you are, you're going to find people who like you for you.54.20 – You've got to know the rules before you can break the rules.55.45 – Thank you for all your support!

This week's episode is featuring Betty Gulko, Confidence + Mindset Consultant/Coach, Inspiring Speaker, Podcast Founder Host Chat w Betty and Positivity Infused Content Creator!After receiving a double masters degree and working in the field of therapy with children on the Autistic Spectrum, Betty Gulko began to pursue her passion for creativity. She started her business and blog SuchaBetty, LLC while working as an editorial fashion stylist in NYC and sharing her own fashion, beauty, and lifestyle creations on Instagram. With her passion to inspire and positivity infused content, she began to mentor teens about self esteem. Betty, ‘your glow up bestie', is now spreading her personal story to inspire each and every one of you, young or old, to believe that through your mindset and confidence you can change the direction of your life. Through one on one consulting/coaching, Betty guides you towards elevating your life from the inside out to GLOW UP in all areas of your life - Confidence on Video, Confidence in Dating, Confidence with your Voice. Join The GLOW UP Club today.We talk about:- How her childhood in foster care led her to build barriers & struggle to find who she was - The transition from being a Behavioral Therapist, to a Stylist, to a Business Owner & Coach- Confidence tips for anyone struggling with self-esteem & building her GLOW UP Community  - How she lefts herself up when she is feeling down or unmotivated & what inspires herAnd much more!Resources:Website: www.bettygulko.com Social Media: @bettygulko @chatwithbetty Sponsored by:Three Ships Beauty Code MADEITHAPPEN20Shop SheKind Code MADEIT20Podcast Brought to you by:Elevatepodcastco.comPowered by:www.buzzsprout.com/Connect With Us:Website: www.madeithappenpod.com/Instagram: www.instagram.com/madeithappenpodcast/LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/made-it-happen-podcast

If you live on the East Coast, you know the name Pamela K. Kinney. She is a fixutre in the writing and paranormal investigation world. So it's fitting that we have her on the show talking about all kinds of things from her life as a writer, to her life as a ghost hunter.Join us as we talk aboutHer work in anthologiesWhere she gets her ideas fromHer writing processHow did she start writingWhere did she learn her craftWhat was her first paranormal experienceWhat frightens a seasoned ghost hunterWhat is one place she would love to investigate and whyIs there an investigation special to herAnd where can we find herWant to find out more about Pamela? Check her out at her website at https://www.pamelakkinney.com/Or you can check her Amazon page As for me, come on over and check me out on Patreon where you can help make the magic happen! CLICK HERESupport the show (http://paypal.me/BryanNowak)

Coming to you from Whidbey Island, Washington this is Stories From Women Who Walk. You'll recognize yourself in these true-life stories from women who are walking their lives while their lives walk them and the lasting difference their journeys have made. I'm your host, Diane Wyzga.Today my guest is podcaster colleague and friend, Tania Marien, who's joining us from Riverside, California. Tania is the founder of Talaterra, an organization which brings attention to the contributions that freelance environmental education (EE) professionals make to lifelong learning in communities. She is also the host of the Talaterra podcast and director of EE Forward, a professional development and partnership-building initiative for independent environmental education professionals. I've invited Tania to talk with us about her dedication to connecting and bringing attention to the work of freelance environmental educators since 2002, as well as the many twists and turns in the road that took her from High School Biology student who did not like plants to environmental educator working independently, a connecter, an Earth Story crafter, podcaster and more. Welcome to the podcast, Tania!    Minutes 38:0800 to 2:10     Intro2:10 to 6:16     Start From Where You AreRight now we have many bike riders here on Whidney Island. I understand that you are a distance bike rider. Did I get that right? If we got a chance to ride together, what's the first thing I'd notice about you?  Tania says she's careful yet efficientRiding in the city poses risks with traffic, potholes, intersections, cars, and broken glass to safely navigateApart from careful and efficient Tania enjoys being outdoors; she rides because it's sense of vacation, a form of travel for herAnd if we had some time to ride along together (worry free) what might I get to know about you?Tania likes to see what's growing in other people's backyards; biking is a bit of a home tour and garden tourLoves to see what folks are growingSometimes riding up a certain street will take a look at a blooming plumeriaPlumeria are easily rooted: just stick a stalk in dry soil; surprisingly they do well in heatMaybe the future will look like plumeria plantsAnd when we parted ways what would I remember about you?Tania is easy-going, friendly, supportive, mindful, takes responsibility who she rides withTania's bike riding group culture is about care and support of each otherNo Drop Groups - No one gets left behindWhich is almost hand-in-glove with Tania's EE work6:15 to 10:50      A Bit of Back StoryBefore we get to your partnership building initiatives and the work you are doing today and visioning for tomorrow, I'd like to hear a bit more about how your love of all things Earth, how Talaterra came to be, and what you discovered about yourself along the way. As a note to our listeners, there will be a link here and in the Episode Notes below to a short video Tania created called Interpreting the Interpreters which recounts her journey. And it's that Back Story I'm referring to. Before I ask you about The Hunch you had would you tell us what is an environmental educator (EE) working independently, and how would we recognize them?Environmental educators (EE) working independently are men and women who see something that needs to be fixed or have an idea to change what needs to be changedEE take it upon themselves to make the changesEach journey is different: they might have been working in a traditional employed capacity but shifted to independent role when they noticed that they could do more and more good in communities that wayYou see them at community events, learn about their workshops, see their work online, etc.But the hurdle is they exist under the radar because not everyone calls themself an EE.Not everyone says what they do is environmental education even though it is: they connect people to the outdoors, to nature, to an experience that creates an emotional/intellectual connection to outdoorsMany examples of EE: Game Designer, Scientific Illustrator, Scientific Communicator, Advocate, Poet, Wordsmith, Photographer, and moreTania looks for those people who have taken it upon themselves to help people understand and connect to NatureTania can see them and recognizes them but communities at large cannot; so that's why she does the advocacy work she does on their behalf10:50 to 18:37     The Hunch Tania HadSo, is this about The Hunch that you had? Would you tell us more about that.Tania's Hunch unfoldsWith Tania's previous endeavor she had a bookstore, educational resource, taught classes and along the way met EE professionals (other people like her) but never interacted with them because the events were all-consumingSaw EEs all the time: other people like meTania decided to follow a Hunch: there was a story about the EE who are working in communities everywhere, in many venues that are outside traditional environmental education  settings such as zoos, nature centers, aquaria and the likeTania knew that EE professionals are embedded in their  communities with connections in all sorts of waysFollowed through on her hunch that EE is a story and the story needs to be toldBegan talking to people and that's how the Freelance Condition & Lifelong Learning in Communities Project (2018) beganStarted it off with a survey to bring attention to this Hunch43 EE's responded to the survey about EEs working independently and where they showed upRichest responses were in the story section: discovered that EEs are leading workshops in corporate settings, libraries, community centers, dinners, smaller events and venuesThese responses reinforced for Tania that EEs are working THROUGH their communitiesThe two organizations that supported Tania's research and helped disseminate her survey to follow up on her Hunch:National Association for InterpretationNorth American Association for Environmental Education (EE Pro)Tania's survey data is not yet in a formal white paper because that's part of a bigger story; the origin story is still in progress and there may be more conversation to be had by end of year 2021A key survey question: What do you want and need to move your project forward? Funding, time, space, administrative help, and the like to create new programsCOVID caused Tania to circle back to past podcast guests to inquire about what they needed now which told her that those who were able to launch themselves online, had programs already online were able to continue during the pandemic and grow clients18:37 to 26:00     Podcast and Podcasting: TalaterraAlong that line you created a podcast to have more conversations with EEs working independently. This might be a good time to shift to a conversation about your podcast, how it came to be, the name, how you select your guests, some of your favorite conversations and why.Tania chose podcasting because the blog didn't feel right to this current endeavor; wanted listeners to hear real people tell their own storyInvestigated podcasting and took a podcasting workshop in AkimboLaunched the Podcast to have conversations January 2019Reached out to people to have live conversationsIt has been really wonderful experienceTalaterra: the name is a product of a very long time playing with a random word generator and one day ‘tala' popped up and ‘terra' was on short listDid more research: ‘tala' means to tell, to speak to use one's words + terra (earth) = Talaterra is speak earth and aligns with what EEs do in their communitiesTania's guests are a diverse and engaging collection100th Episode will air New Year's Eve 2021All guest conversations leave an impression on her and her listenersTania's guests have reinforced all the different ways you can do EE workWowed! By Tim Hanley (Mindful Mammouth - game designer) encouraging learning science though video gamesWowed! By the sensitivity, thoughtfulness, mindfulness of Deb Matlock whose work focuses on relationship with non-human worldWowed! By Gretchen Halbert, scientific illustrator,  and the work she does as teacher and communicatorThese 3 are a good place to begin and showcase EE's working independently and where they show up26:00 to 28:29      EE SummitWith that in mind maybe this would be a good place to segue to your recent EE Summit. Of all things you could have created, why this? What was your intention putting together something as momentous as a Summit?Tania wanted to bring EE to life and encourage collaborationTheme was waterReached out to EE professionals whose work relates to water in some way to show depth and breadth and knowledge of these professionalsAlso desired to bring to life Talaterra's values: real conversation, sustainability of career and income, bring attention to leaders firstDesired to create a space where EE professionals can meet each other and meet the public, teachers, municipalities, museums, etc. for cross-pollination, networking and seamless connections28:29 to 35:30      Kiss the Ground  Line-up of presenters was extraordinary! Live-stream the documentary Kiss the Ground the film  or bring to community. How did you have that brainstorm?Theme was water and common conversation is often around water sheds; but there's more to the themeWanted EE Summit to be inter-disciplinary event and not automatically go to usual placesCame to know about Kiss the Ground and investigated what they were all aboutThey are a wonderful responsive organizationTaught so much between the Kiss the Ground film and Don Smith also give a talkI can ask you about the frustrations and challenges of launching an event like this but I'd rather hear, what are some of the rewards?What Tania hoped: that EEs would meet and collaborate. It happened!Intended and ended up as an interdisciplinary event'Real conversation was had among the attendeesNo Zoom silenceThe inaugural event was encouraging!Lots of generous conversationTania intends that there will be a sequel to bring more people together to again and demonstrate the inter-disciplinary nature of environmental education in communitiesThere is a lot going on in communities; you just need to know where to lookThis concept of EEs  is where Tania is shining her spotlightThis work is critical work at a critical time:  to be doing this work with these people is the place you absolutely belongSuggest that listeners get on Tania's mailing list to go to EE Summit in 202235:30 to close      The Shifting Sands, Palm Springs, CA November 30th to December 4th, 2021   Which brings us to something that is coming up and Tania will be speaking that National Association for Interpretation Conference, Palm Springs November 30th to December 4th,  2021. Tania's theme is The Shifting Sands of Interpretation. Would you tell us more about this conference and what you will be presenting............Here we are, at the end of the road but not the journey. Thank you for listening to Part 1 of this in-depth InnerView episode of Stories From Women Who Walk with your host Diane Wyzga and my guest Tania Marien, the founder of Talaterra, the host of the Talaterra podcast, and director of EE Forward. We hope you are enlightened and inspired by our conversation about Tania's mission of professional development and partnership-building initiatives for environmental education professionals working independently through your communities. We'll be back in a week with Part 2.Meanwhile, you're invited to check out some 425 episodes of this podcast Stories From Women Who Walk found on Simplecast, your favorite podcast platform, including Android, and my website, Quarter Moon Story Arts. This is the place to thrive together. Come for the stories - stay for the magic. Speaking of magic, I hope you'll subscribe, follow, share a nice shout out on your social media or podcast channel of choice, and join us next time! You will have wonderful company as we walk our lives together.Production Team: Quarter Moon Story ArtsMusic: Entering Erdenheim from Crossing the Waters by Steve Schuch & Night Heron MusicSound Editing: Dawin Carlisle & First Class ReelsAll content and image © 2019 - Present: for credit and attribution Quarter Moon Story ArtsABOUT Tania MarienTania Marien is an independent environmental education professional and founder of Talaterra, which brings attention to the contributions that freelance environmental education professionals make to lifelong learning in communities. She is also the host of the Talaterra podcast and director of EE Forward, a professional development and partnership-building initiative for independent environmental education professionals.How to Follow and Stay in Touch With Tania MarienTalaterra:  https://talaterra.comSubscribe to The Trail (newsletter: https://talaterra.com/aboutTalaterra Podcast:  https://talaterra.com/podcastVideo: Interpreting the Interpreters: The Story of a Podcast: https://talaterra.com/blog/2021/7/26/talaterras-story?ss_source=sscampaigns&ss_campaign_id=60ff1c6cb36c5f39e2cfb470&ss_email_id=60ff26acf7da6f2a527ed32b&ss_campaign_name=Talaterra%E2%80%99s+story+subject+of+new+video&ss_campaign_sent_date=2021-07-26T21%3A19%3A03ZTwitter: https://twitter.com/talaterraLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/taniamarienSeptember/October 2019 issue of Legacy, the magazine of the National Association for Interpretation: https://talaterra.com/blog/talaterra-legacy-magazine-2019  Kiss the Ground film trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K3-V1j-zMZwStory Center Earth Stories: https://www.storycenter.org/public-workshops/earthstoriesonlinescreening 

#48 What Your Paraprofessionals Want From a Supervisor-Part 3Today's episode is Part 3 of the Paraprofessional Interview Series.Each week in August, I will have a different paraprofessional come on the show to talk about their experiences in the classroom from what they need from their teachers to what training they desire to what support they crave.And all of this coincides with a live masterclass to teach you all about the secrets to running a successful special education department. And you're not going to want to miss it!Within this class, you will learn the most simple & effective strategies to help you navigate how to work with your staffhow to cut down on time spent dealing with issues and how best work together for the benefit of the students.If you are a new special educator, a veteran special educator or are someone who works within the related service field and supervise paras...this class is for you. Even the best special educators struggle at some point in their career when it comes to effectively managing paraprofessionals and this class will have something for everyone.So if you are ready to get your department lined out just in time for a new school year to start, all you have to do is go to www.spedprepacademy.com/masterclass to get signed up. It's free and so what do you have to lose? Again that's www spedprepacademy.com/masterclass and sign up for which day you prefer.Today's guest is the super spunky Sheila . Sheila is a current paraprofessional in my department and has an ever-ending amount of energy. She embraces each day with a smile and a positive attitude and our department just wouldn't be the same without her. Let's listen as Sheila tells us why she became a paraprofessional and what things as teachers we can do to support her in her role. Sheila shares:What makes a good leader in  her eyesHow her supervisors and general education teachers can best support herAnd why using a para binder is beneficial to parasMentioned in the Show...The Need to Know Secrets to Building a Successful Department MASTERCLASSThe How-To Guide for Training Paraprofessionals Waitlist

I couldn't get started with this podcast series without talking to my dear partner in Woman Kind, Leora Leboff. Leora is not only my partner at work but also a very dear friend and an awesome human. I learn so much from being around her. She's been a therapist for more than a quarter of a century, practising and teaching womb massage, EFT, aromatherapy and Medicine Circles. Mostly focusing on women's health.One of the most impressive people I know, and you'll get why when you listen to our intimate, totally up-front conversation. You will be amazed to find that we're not talking perimenopause or periods, but about the other health challenges that Leora has been facing over the last few years and how she manages chronic pain.Leora shares about:How she manages chronic painAll about syringomyelia, a rare and little understood conditionHow Leora manages other people's reactions to her conditionHow she grounds herself into her body Leora's secret bullshit-ometer (aka discernment) and how that worksHow she maintains integrity and safety in her workWhat this inner wisdom business is, exactly,  and how she uses it to guide herAnd of course, Leora's top tip for a fabulously creative and healthy life.You can find out more about Leora on her website and the Woman Kind siteI'd love to hear your thoughts on the topics we discuss, you can message me through Instagram or have a look at my website where you'll find a wealth of free resources.You will find the podcast on Spotify, iTunes and many more platforms soon. It would be wonderful if you would pop over to Spotify or iTunes to rate and subscribe to Life - An Inside Job to encourage more people to nourish their inner lives.MusicTrust Me (instrumental) by RYYZN https://soundcloud.com/ryyzn Creative Commons — Attribution 3.0 Unported — CC BY 3.0 Free Download / Stream: https://bit.ly/trust-me-instrumental Music promoted by Audio Library https://youtu.be/KZoaU3rjIZoArtworkPortrait by Lori Fitzdoodles

Wipe her tears awayAway.........awayIf someone came to love herAnd if someone came to beThe one that will protect herBe a familyNow we will see a smile againAnd tears like dreams can beSomething we will never seeLost in her memory

Dem österreichischen Mediziner und Theologen Dr. Johannes Huber ist mit seinem Ratgeber „Der holistische Mensch“ ein Bestseller gelungen. Nun hat der „Hormonpapst“ mit seinem neuen Buch „Die Anti-Aging Revolution: Spielend schlank. Länger jung“ nachgelegt. Darin widmet er sich unter anderem dem Intervallfasten und zeigt, wie man es im Alltag richtig umsetzt. Im Podcast mit carpe diem-Host Daniela Zeller erläutert Dr. Huber, wie wir durch weniger Essen Regenerationsmechanismen in Gang setzen können. So reduzieren wir den Verschleiß im Körper und induzieren zugleich Überlebensstrategien, die die Evolution zusammen-gebastelt hat. So ist beispielsweise unser Organismus aus der Steinzeit gewohnt, in der Früh Insulin gut zu verarbeiten, weil unsere Ahnen morgens eher etwas zum Essen gefunden haben. Zudem weiht uns der Professor in die Geheimnisse der Chronobiologie ein. Unser Leben ist an die Erdrotation angepasst. Ein entscheidender Abschnitt unseres 24-Stunden-Tages ist die Zeit um Mitternacht, weil da ein Wachstumshormon aus der Hypophyse freigesetzt wird. Dieses Hormon ist ein geschickter Regenerator. Es regeneriert unsere Organe und Zellen. Je niedriger unser Blutzuckerspiegel und unser Insulinspiegel zu dem Zeitpunkt sind, desto mehr Wachstumshormone werden freigesetzt.Im Gespräch mit Daniela erklärt Professor Huber, dass es sinnvoll ist, acht Stunden vor Mitternacht nichts mehr zu essen, weil die Hypophyse so auf „Idealtemperatur“ läuft. Damit sind wir mitten im Thema Intervallfasten. Wir lernen, dass Kohlenhydrate morgens kein Problem sind. Im Gegenteil, unser Gehirn braucht Kohlenhydrate zum Arbeiten. Wir erfahren, welche Nahrung gut für den Darm ist – und warum wir alle lernen sollten (ein bisschen) zu fasten. Stichwort: Dopaminfasten. Wenn es uns gelingt, dem Hunger zu widerstehen (es braucht meist nur 2–3 Tage), wird unser Körper es uns danken. Denn dann kann er sich viel besser regenerieren – und wir altern langsamer. Außerdem hören wir, warum das Hormonsystem der Frau (sie hat drei) viel komplexer ist als das des Mannes (er hat eines). „Würden wir die beiden Hormonsysteme vergleichen“, verrät Dr. Huber, „wäre das der Frau mit einer hochkarätigen Schweizer Markenuhr vergleichbar, während das System des Mannes eher einer billigen Swatch ähnelt.“Und gegen Schluss gibt es noch eine kleine Literatur-Einheit. Wir stellen erstaunt fest, dass in Goethes „Faust II“ das Herandämmern der Demokratie ebenso vorausgesagt wird wie der künstliche Mensch, die In-vitro-Fertilisation, der Düsenjäger, die Abschaffung des Geldes und der Sozialstaat. Johannes Hubers tägliches Ritual ist eine kalte Dusche jeden Morgen. Sein Lieblingszitat stammt aus dem Buch Hiob: „Vita nostra militia est – das ganze Leben ist ein Kriegs-schauplatz.“ Viel Vergnügen beim carpe diem-Podcast!Wenn euch dieser Podcast gefallen hat, dann schreibt uns einen Kommentar und schenkt uns 5 Sterne auf Apple Podcasts. Wir freuen uns immer über Post, Anregungen und Ideen – oder einfach darauf, von euch zu hören. Mail an -> podcast@carpediem.life

BUGS When my little sister was two years oldWe lived in a house with no grass in back Just hard brown mud dried into wide cracksAnd when she cut loose, my sister would crawlAll over the cracks looking for bugsAnything small and crawly would do for herAnd when she found it, that was the cue for herTo sit down and cry until someone would give her a hug As a strategy it worked pretty wellShe got plenty of hugsBut it meant she had to keep looking for bugs