Podcasts about hosts sara

Hosts Sara and Chelsea speak with Heather Worthy Wilson, Chief Strategy and Growth Officer for the YMCA of Greater Brandywine about their new Fit Truk.

Hosts Sara and Chelsea speak with Kelly Quigg about the Chester County Library System

Hosts Sara and Chelsea speak with Dr Bridget Erwin about National OCD Awareness week.

Hosts Sara and Tracy speak with John DeSantis and his therapy dog, Ingrid. 

Hosts Sara, Paige & Jessica continue with their personal picks this week, wrapping up with Jessica's selection, Heat, the celebrated 1995 film directed by Michael Mann. They take a deep dive into this bank heist epic, exploring everything from standout quotes to cinema, baby scenes.

Hosts Sara, Paige, and Jessica dive into the adaptation of Road House, starring Jake Gyllenhaal as Dalton, a retired MMA fighter turned bouncer. Listen as they go through every detail of this confusing yet entertaining fight drama.

Hosts Sara, Paige, and Jessica explore this year's Oscar-nominated animated feature films. The world of animation leaves much to be discussed and we cover it all! From Miles Morales' Spider-Man to Hayao Miyazaki's newest film, The Boy and the Heron, our bases are covered and we are ready for the Oscars!

Hosts Sara, Paige, and Jessica recap the Oscar nominations madness and discuss the outrage from the Barbie fanatics. Then they dive into Jonathon Glazer's new film, 'The Zone of Interest' (14:40). It is a thought-provoking film that leaves some in awe and some very confused.

Hosts Sara, Paige, and Jessica discuss Ridley Scott's war epic, Napoleon. Then, they break down some of Ridley Scott's best films and rank their Top 3 favorites. Plus Oscar buzz and upcoming movies.

We are working hard to engage the innovation ecosystem to think, talk, and act differently when it comes to entrepreneurial mental health Thank you for listening to the Leaders, Innovators and Big Ideas podcast, supported by Rainforest Alberta. The podcast that highlights those people who are contributing to and/or supporting the innovation ecosystem in Alberta. Host: Val McCarty is in the business of helping organizations visualize, communicate, and execute strategy in real time. Her studies were acquired at both University of Alberta and Grant MacEwan University, and encompassed Management, Education, and Human Services, with an aim to continue learning. Her previous experience includes the Financial Sector, Fitness Sector, and Early Childhood Education.  When Val is not at work you can find her outside with her grandkids, or looking forward to the next live jam. Guest: Sara Mateshaytis is a registered social worker who cares deeply about how we're all actually doing. Before diving into entrepreneurship and becoming a co-founder, she worked in a variety of mental health settings–from a school to a hospital to a few community-based counselling practices–working with children, youth, individuals, families, couples, and everyone in between. She cares a lot about relationships and showing up genuinely in her work, and is working hard to shift the narrative around entrepreneur mental health.  Please be sure to share this episode with everyone you know. If you are interested in being either a host, a guest, or a sponsor of the show, please reach out. We are published in Google Podcasts and the iTunes store for Apple Podcasts We would be grateful if you could give us a rating as it helps spread the word about the show. Show Links: Collectively Tangled Peer Guidance Unbounded Thinking  Show Quotes: "Entrepreneurs experience mental health concerns at a greater rate than the general population." Credits... This Episode Sponsored By: New Idea Machine Episode Music: Tony Del Degan Creator & Producer: Al Del Degan  

What are the implications of clinician layoffs in ABA from an ethical, clinical, and continuity of care perspective? In this episode, Sara Litvak and Anna Bullard sit with employment legal expert and attorney, Jackie, who has asked for her identity to remain anonymous. She currently is Senior Counsel at a Fortune 100 company and counsels employers on employment-related issues and defends employment-related litigation. We also hear from Jon Krieger, an investment banker from Calex Partners, about the dynamics within the autism therapy landscape that may be attributed to the recent layoffs. Hosts Sara and Anna also discuss their thoughts on the matter. Tune in to learn more!

Vincent and Janie review at Zilker brewing in Austin, TX. We had the pleasure of fellow beer lovers Sara and Anthony being on. It was a wild night in Austin with a packed tap room, but we had a lot of fun. Zilker Brewing's beer was so delicious! If you get a chance come check them out or crack one open and give us a listen. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/whatshoppeningtexas/support

Thank you for joining us on the #1 Morning Show in The World!! #RiseAndGrind is BACK! This time with TWO hours full of motivation, inspiration, and education! We hear from Glenn Lundy, and new Co-Hosts Sara McCord, Lolita Walker, Scott Simons, and Marvin Reid! The segment is full of different talks, performances and segments to help start your day, and encourage you to become the best version of yourself!  Glenn Lundy the founder of Breakfast With Champions, #RiseAndGrind and 800% Club. Lundy believes if you can change the way people start their day, it'll make a massive impact in their life, working and motivating to create the best versions of people, 23 year automotive leader!  Sara McCord is a communications and marketing strategist who specializes in helping companies and thought leaders reach ambitious business goals through stronger content thoughtfully built across multiple channels. She's worked with a Fortune-100, billion dollar investment firms, small businesses, and thought leaders and solopreneurs; on multi-faceted communications, branding and rebranding, social media, and content strategies. Most recently, Sara signed on to build Breakfast With Champions, where she's charged with startegically growing, scaling, marketing and monetizing the brand on Clubhouse, as a podcast, and through other audience experiences. Sara got her start in editorial as a Staff Writer/ Editor at the Muse and Mashable Contributor, and her 200+ published articles have been bylined or syndicated across Cosmopolitan, Forbes, Fast Company, Time, CNBC, Good Housekeeping, and more. Lolita Walker is a TEDx Speaker, Keynote Speaker, Certified Life Leadership and Executive Coach, Podcaster, Poet, Author and Change Champion for YOU!  Scott Simons is Moving Lives Forward, Co Host of the Breakfast of Champions Clubhouse Room, President/Managing Partner CMA's Valley Chrysler, Dodge, Honda, Jeep, Nissan, RAM, Subaru, VW Car Dealerships, Deputy Sheriff Reserve, OG Member of the Arete Syndicate, Apex, and Investor in Multiple Businesses across many Industries!  Marvin Reid is the founder of Volume 2, is a Sales and Marketing consultant & business start up adviser. Having worked with enterprise level blue chip companies, he has over 20 years of experience in sales strategy, marketing strategy, brand management and social media strategy. Ultimately, his passion is using strategy to help business owners eclipse their business goals and increase profit. Building roadmaps to success!

In Folge #3 ist der Poetry-Slammer Johannes Floehr zu Gast – und hat dafür extra eine mehrstündige Anfahrt aus Hamburg in Kauf genommen. Dem gebürtigen Krefelder liegt das Sprücheklopfen quasi im Blut. Bevor es damit in dieser Podcast-Folge aber so richtig losgeht, stoßen die Hosts Sara und Marcus mit ihrem Gast erst einmal an. Heute gibt's extra für die beiden Krefelder am Tisch - Marcus und Johannes kennen sich schon seit Jahren - Krefelder Lagerbier von Gleumes. Obwohl sich Johannes dabei nicht gerade als Feinschmecker outet, spielt Bier in seinen Texten immer wieder eine Rolle. Aber wie ist er eigentlich auf die Bühne gekommen? So viel sei an dieser Stelle schon einmal verraten: „Eigentlich fing alles mit Marcus an.“ Interessant! Im Gespräch geht es aber auch um eine seltsame Beziehung zu Günther Jauch, um Liebe und Leiden mit dem Fußballclub KFC Uerdingen, um die Schwierigkeiten für Künstler:innen während der Corona-Pandemie und natürlich um Humor – denn gelacht wird viel. Prost! Bier: [Hier geht's zur Brauerei Gleumes aus Krefeld.](https://brauerei-gleumes.de/) Alle zwei Wochen laden wir freitags eine neue Folge hoch, zu finden bei den gängigen Podcast-Anbietern wie Spotify und Apple Podcasts oder auf [nrz.de/podcast](https://www.nrz.de/podcast/) Ein Podcast der Neuen Rhein Zeitung (NRZ): [www.nrz.de](https://www.nrz.de/) Redaktion und Moderation: Sara Schurmann und Marcus Lenzen Produktion: Tobias Bitter Konzept und Umsetzung: Theresa Langwald, Florian Langhoff

No Sam this week so Josh chats to Bee and Sara about the 5th Episode of Falcon and The Winter Soldier. One more episode to go!

Welcome back to a new season of AJFF In Conversation: The Jewish Film Podcast. Hosts Sara and Brad are back from the 2021 Atlanta Jewish Film Festival and brief post-festival hiatus feeling rested and ready to bring you more interviews, deep-dive discussions, and much more, beginning this week with some recommendations of what Jewish movies and media to watch. From Hollywood historical dramas to classic sitcoms and past AJFF documentaries, this month’s episode includes a variety of suggestions for your viewing pleasure both at-home or, finally, in theatres, for those who are comfortable returning to cinemas.

Unter den großen Fitnessketten sind eigene Podcasts immer noch eine Rarität. Die Fitnesskette jumpers fitness (Teil der BestFit Group) ist hier mit ihrem Podcast “GYM STORIES” eine der wenigen Ausnahmen. Warum jumpers fitness diesen Podcast ins Leben gerufen hat, wer damit angesprochen werden soll, wie eine Podcast-Folge entsteht und viele weitere Fragen rund um den Podcast beantworten die bei Hosts Sara und Fabian in dieser Folge. Jetzt reinhören! Inhalte 00:30 Begrüßung 02:11 Vorstellung Sara 03:19 Vorstellung Fabian 03:41 Vorstellung jumpers fitness 05:17 Warum jumpers fitness auf einen eigenen Podcast setzt 09:47 Was die ersten Schritte bis zum Start des Podcasts waren 12:47 Wie eine Folge der “GYM STORIES” entsteht 19:02 Welche Interviewgäste im Podcast zu Wort kommen sollen 20:46 Welche Zielgruppe der Podcast ansprechen soll 25:28 Wie der Podcast “GYM STORIES” aktuell angenommen wird 27:48 Tipps für den eigenen Podcast 32:04 Was zukünftig vom Podcast von jumpers fitness noch zu erwarten ist 34:28 Aktuelle Trends der Fitnessbranche aus der Perspektive von Sara & Fabian 41:10 Saras und Fabians Karrieretipps für Young Professionals in der Fitnessbranche Weiterführende Infos und Links Abonniere den Podcast auf Apple Podcasts, Deezer, Google Podcasts, SoundCloud und Spotify: https://linktr.ee/hashtagfitnessindustrie Folge uns auf Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn und Twitter. Kontakt zu Andreas: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andreasmbechler/ Tritt der Hashtag Fitnessindustrie-Community auf Facebook bei und diskutiere über die Fitnessbranche mit: https://www.facebook.com/groups/309945713288355 Kontakt zu Sara: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sara-bielmeier-588010166/ Kontakt zu Fabian: https://www.linkedin.com/in/fabian-edelmann-37bb731b5/ jumpers fitness: https://www.jumpers-fitness.com Podcast-Umfrage 2021 der Online Marketing Rockstars (OMR): https://omr.com/de/podcast-umfrage-2021-podstars/

For most audiences, a night out at the movies means a full course meal. But increasingly, tastes are growing for the diversionary delights and emotional payoffs that come with the oft overlooked short film format. The Atlanta Jewish Film Festival has long proudly given a platform to shorts, a subgenre every bit as powerful, compelling and innovative as any feature-length film. With another banner year of short films on tap for our 21st annual festival in February, it’s time to stop giving short shrift to short films. In our latest podcast, we give these bite size movie morsels their due, exploring everything from the creative considerations that go into shorts filmmaking, to the unique challenges and opportunities for programmers, and how audiences accustomed to Hollywood epics can grow their appreciation for the special joys that come with shorter attention spans. Hosts Sara and Brad welcome two amazing guests to the “In Conversation” studio: filmmaker and former Sundance programmer Roberta Munroe, author of “How Not to Make a Short Film,” as well as Emory film professor and shorts film curator Nsenga Burton.

As AJFF continues to examine Black-Jewish relations through film stories, our latest podcast celebrates the creative intersection of these communities in the realm of American music. Collaborative yet sometimes complicated, the relationship between Black artists and Jewish producers in the middle of the 20th century helped to shepherd the rise of jazz, blues, and rock & roll. Joining us for a historical perspective are musicians Joe Alterman of the Atlanta Jewish Music Festival and Rev. Dwight Andrews, a professor of African American music at Emory University. Hosts Sara and Brad, and their guests, reveal the true story behind such labels as Blue Note Records and Chess Records, and discuss how these stories have been portrayed on the silver screen.

Seine-Saint-Denis is France's poorest district. In 2024 it will be the main site of the Olympic Games. This week the government presented a plan to improve life for its 1.6 million inhabitants. What are the challenges? And is the plan sufficient?Bad news for New York Foodies: in 2023, all foie gras will be banned. We talk with New York Chef Hugue Dufour, who is not amused with the ban.On this side of the Ocean, Halloween is getting more and more popular every year. Ten years ago, the French couldn't be bothered by this very American party, but now they spend 1.3 billion euros on the scary party. Why do they like it? Hosts Sara and Stefan discuss the new tradition.Recorded in Paris on November 2, 2019.

Hosts Sara and Stefan are baffled by this week's media frenzy following former President Jacques Chirac's death. Why did French media go bananas with their coverage? They also discuss the fire at the chemical plant in Rouen. The aftermath showed once again that French citizens have very little trust in government institutions. And to a certain extent, that distrust is justified by the way French authorities has been handling some severe health crises in the past.

I am obsessed with Still Processing, the NYT podcast with Jenna Wortham and Wesley Morris. If you’ve felt a little lost during their summer hiatus, I have the solution: Dear White Women, a comfortable space for uncomfortable conversations about race, identity, and parenting. Hosts Sara & Misasha are mixed-race badasses with one Japanese immigrant parent each who bonded 20 years ago when they walked out of a racial identity discussion at Harvard. Misasha is married to a black man from the South, Sara is married to a white Canadian dude. Both ladies are committed to making the world a safer place for their mixed-race children. If you love unpacking thorny issues as much as I do, you’re gonna love this podcast. It’s excellent. I’m biased for sure- I’ve known Sara for 20 years and we’ve been having really uncomfortable conversations ever since. Like the time I offered to promote her podcast and she said, ‘oh cool are you starting a podcast?” ahem. I may be biased but I am NOT wrong, Dear White Women belongs in your queue, even if I will never be in Sara’s. Start with the one about the recent college admissions scandal. New episodes drop every Wednesday on itunes. Detailed show notes can be found at www.dearwhitewomen.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/coachmk/message

Hosts Sara and Jessica talk about flooding in Italy, Berlusconi's resignation and what's next for the Italian government. Then we speak with special guest Tom Mueller about his upcoming book on the "sublime and scandalous world of olive oil."

Hosts Sara and Jessica talk about flooding in Italy, Berlusconi's resignation and what's next for the Italian government. Then we speak with special guest Tom Mueller about his upcoming book on the "sublime and scandalous world of olive oil."

Hosts Sara, Jessica, and Michelle talk about the Italian economy being downgraded, Wikipedia Italia's blackout, and an award-winning Italian chef working for McDonald's. Then we speak with special guest Mike Duncan, the host of the History of Rome podcast, about his podcast and his love of Roman history.

Hosts Sara, Jessica, and Michelle talk about the Italian economy being downgraded, Wikipedia Italia's blackout, and an award-winning Italian chef working for McDonald's. Then we speak with special guest Mike Duncan, the host of the History of Rome podcast, about his podcast and his love of Roman history.

Hosts Sara and Michelle update you on the Amanda Knox trial, Berlusconi, earthquake prosecutions and speak with author Pamela Sheldon Johns about her new cookbook Cucina Povera and the influence of post-war Tuscany on its cuisine.

Hosts Sara and Michelle update you on the Amanda Knox trial, Berlusconi, earthquake prosecutions and speak with author Pamela Sheldon Johns about her new cookbook Cucina Povera and the influence of post-war Tuscany on its cuisine.

Hosts Sara and Jessica are back with a couple announcements, news of Berlusconi's true feelings about Italy, an Italian town declaring independence, and a drop in the number of weddings in the country. Then we speak with special guest Megan McCaffrey-Guerrera about traveling in the Cinque Terre and Liguria.

Hosts Sara and Jessica are back with a couple announcements, news of Berlusconi's true feelings about Italy, an Italian town declaring independence, and a drop in the number of weddings in the country. Then we speak with special guest Megan McCaffrey-Guerrera about traveling in the Cinque Terre and Liguria.