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What if you could transform your classroom into a harmonious sanctuary with just the power of music? Join us on this episode of the Extraordinary Educators podcast as we welcome the inspiring Julene Jessel, an Education Technology Fellow and former educator, who passionately shares her insights on weaving music into the fabric of daily classroom routines. Julene reveals how music not only helps students manage their emotions but also fosters a sense of community, ensuring they leave school with a smile. From calming tunes to energizing morning affirmations with Snoop Dogg's children's music, Julene offers practical strategies to craft a positive and tranquil learning environment. She enriches our discussion with valuable tips on how music can inspire innovative educational practices. This conversation serves as a guide for educators eager to integrate music into their teaching methods. Read Curriculum Associates' blog: CurriculumAssociates.com/blogFollow us on Twitter: @CurriculumAssocFollow us on Instagram: @MyiReadyHave feedback, questions, or want to be a guest? Email ExtraordinaryEducators@cainc.com to connect with us!

Nos trasladamos a Vitoria para grabar un episodio especial en FestVal, en el que entrevistamos a Julene Aranburu (Irabazi Arte, Euskolegas, Vaya Tropa…), coordinadora de guión de la nueva etapa de Vaya Semanita. Con ella hablamos de humor y política y de la evolución de uno de los programas más míticos de nuestra televisión. ¿Cuál es el éxito de Vaya Semanita? ¿Tienen o tenían alguna línea roja? ¿Y cómo se escribe un programa tan pegado a la actualidad y a la sociedad vasca? Además, en la sección “turra sindical”, Alba Lucío, de la junta directiva de ALMA, nos cuenta las principales razones para unirse al sindicato, junto con los 1.000 guionistas que ya forman parte del mismo. Te recordamos que puedes hacernos llegar tus dudas sobre guión y la industria al email podcastalma@sindicatoalma.es Y que puedes escucharnos cada miércoles en Youtube, Spotify, Ivoox, Apple Music y Amazon Podcast. “Esto ya se ha hecho” es el podcast oficial de ALMA, el Sindicato de Guionistas de España, con la colaboración de DAMA, la entidad de gestión de derechos de autor de obras audiovisuales. Producido por The Lemon Juice y grabado en la sede de DAMA. ¡Tu afiliación es nuestra fuerza!

In this week's episode we join Julene Humes in her journey to the Divine Feminine. We will learn about Waldorf Education as a way of supporting children in their development of the minds, hearts and hands and how this education style has a foundation in Sofianic Wisdom. Julene shares some beautiful ideas in anthroposophy about the Divine Feminine and her story of discovering hidden truths about Heavenly Mother. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/inherimage/support

UOAK Presents Sekora Radio. Episode 042 ❖ Featured tracks & more on Spotify → sekora.fanlink.to/spotify ❖ ❖ SEKORA RADIO ❖ Listen on your favourite platform → https://uoak.fanlink.to/sekoraradio Download & subscribe on Apple Podcasts → http://bit.ly/sekoraradio Tracklist: 1. Matt Leger - More Than A Dream (feat. Anita Tatlow) 2. Arley & Descend - Can't Get To You (feat. Julene) 3. Eonia - Genuinum 4. Tagavaka - Sun Rings (feat. Oliver Wickham) 5. Nikulcha - One Night 6. Kaskade, deadmau5 - I Remember (John Summit Remix) 7. Rob Hes, Joey White - Save Me 8. Super Flu, Dancing on Lego - All Good Alright 9. Matthias Tanzmann, Black Circle - Masina 10. Elderbrook - Tied To You (Yotto Remix) 11. Jackarta - New Beginnings 12. LAR & RAINE - Hold On 13. Koppo - Where We Are ❖ FOLLOW UOAK ❖ Spotify → https://uoak.fanlink.to/spotify Apple Music → https://uoak.fanlink.to/apple Soundcloud → https://soundcloud.com/uoak Instagram → https://instagram.com/uoakmusic Facebook → https://facebook.com/uoakmusic Twitter → https://twitter.com/uoakmusic Discord → https://discord.gg/XGrfQb5u8Y Youtube → https://uoak.fanlink.to/youtube Beatport → https://uoak.fanlink.to/beatport

When the owner of an Ohio landscaping company is found shot to death in his bed, the ensuing investigation exposes an elaborate web of sex, obsession, and power.Season 24 Episode 04Originally aired: September 16, 2018Watch full episodes of Snapped for FREE on the Oxygen app: https://oxygentv.app.link/WatchSnappedPodSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

We are elated to announce our first service plus cash grant recipient! This generous financial support is a testament to our commitment and dedication to improving the lives of those in need. We are so proud of our newest grant recipient, who will be afforded a year of service and a cash donation as a result of receiving this special funding. The ability to help people through mentorship, educational programs, and access to beneficial resources is an invaluable gift. With this grant, we can continue to develop new initiatives that will bring hope and a brighter future for everyone involved. Here's a little about Julene's mission and her website. Founded on the love of God, our nonprofit organization is devoted to helping people in need around the world. We seek to alleviate suffering from life-threatening conditions and tragic experiences in Africa, as well as many other countries. By providing basic necessities and resources, we strive to make a meaningful difference in the lives of children, women, men and families who are struggling every day. We believe that love conquers all and that by working together we can truly touch the lives of those whom we seek to aid. Our nonprofit organization is dedicated to helping people who desperately need our support. http://thearkofjehovahgod.org Apply for a Scholarship below... https://www.clarkandclark.org/apply-for-a-scholarship Download a Free Nonprofit Crash Course and Checklist www.clarkandclark.org

What nail color are you wearing right now? I'm asking because with so many things swirling in our world, it's easy to feel thrown off, unsteady, and confused. It's easy to forget who you really are and how you want to grow. Something as simple as your nail color is ready to help you remember who you are, want you want, and cheer you on. And I have some smile-inducing nail color stories from real women to prove it! In this episode, Mary shares three of her favorite nail color stories. Last week in episode 20, she gushed over the amazing storytelling of her gal pal Jill Baughan. You can hear for yourself by listening to her podcast “Find Joy…No Matter What!” Jill reminded Mary that over the years women have shared fun, unexpected, and inspiring nail color stories that truly made a difference in their lives. She encourages all of us to create similar stories of our own to cheer us on.In this episode we talk about:The history of nail color throughout the agesUsing our nail color to remind us of our strengthsTaking time to evaluate where we are and where we want to beHere's a glance:[2:29] Mary shares the history of nail polish including how it separated classes in ancient Egypt and was modeled after car paint in the US.[4:30] The French Manicure is a classy accessory that goes with any outfit, just ask Alice.[6:04] A True Aboriginal is the nail color that perfectly fits Joanne's current lifestyle.[8:09] Deborah was interviewing for a new job and a friend's Tutti Frutti nail color gave her the power to be her true, confident self.[9:59] Julene took some time to evaluate her True to Be You nail color when her life filled like a swirl. [14:08] In the Flip the Chip segment, Mary reminds us to put on some fresh nail color, give it a name that inspires us, and every time we look at it let it remind us to remember our strengths.Rate, Review, & Follow on Apple Podcasts —“Mary and the Live Like Your Nail Color podcast is inspiring and fun!”

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November is National Native American Heritage Month, which pays tribute to the rich history and culture of the indigenous people of the Americas. In 2009, during President Barack H. Obama's first term in office, November became National Native American Heritage Month. Magdalena Sunshine Serrano is an Indigenous woman of Serrano, Apache, and Tarahumara descent and Julene A. Jose, is an Indigenous woman of the Tohono O'odham Nation who also serves on the Pasqua Yaqui Tribe. Magdalena and Julene will share their perspectives and their wisdom about healing, hope and empowerment in their communities. We can all learn from their collective wisdom. They both will also address how the Community Resiliency Model is congruent to their organic views of healing. Over the last decade the Trauma Resource Institute, our sponsor, has had the honor to learn about the true history of the Indigenous people who lived in these lands prior to the Europeans who settled in the Americas. The suffering has been great, and the maltreatment of Indigenous people has been a holocaust often not acknowledged. The strength and beauty of the diverse cultures and traditions of Indigenous people will be discussed as well as the strength that springs forth from their cultural traditions.

November is National Native American Heritage Month, which pays tribute to the rich history and culture of the indigenous people of the Americas. In 2009, during President Barack H. Obama's first term in office, November became National Native American Heritage Month. Magdalena Sunshine Serrano is an Indigenous woman of Serrano, Apache, and Tarahumara descent and Julene A. Jose, is an Indigenous woman of the Tohono O'odham Nation who also serves on the Pasqua Yaqui Tribe. Magdalena and Julene will share their perspectives and their wisdom about healing, hope and empowerment in their communities. We can all learn from their collective wisdom. They both will also address how the Community Resiliency Model is congruent to their organic views of healing. Over the last decade the Trauma Resource Institute, our sponsor, has had the honor to learn about the true history of the Indigenous people who lived in these lands prior to the Europeans who settled in the Americas. The suffering has been great, and the maltreatment of Indigenous people has been a holocaust often not acknowledged. The strength and beauty of the diverse cultures and traditions of Indigenous people will be discussed as well as the strength that springs forth from their cultural traditions.

November is National Native American Heritage Month, which pays tribute to the rich history and culture of the indigenous people of the Americas. In 2009, during President Barack H. Obama's first term in office, November became National Native American Heritage Month. Magdalena Sunshine Serrano is an Indigenous woman of Serrano, Apache, and Tarahumara descent and Julene A. Jose, is an Indigenous woman of the Tohono O'odham Nation who also serves on the Pasqua Yaqui Tribe. Magdalena and Julene will share their perspectives and their wisdom about healing, hope and empowerment in their communities. We can all learn from their collective wisdom. They both will also address how the Community Resiliency Model is congruent to their organic views of healing. Over the last decade the Trauma Resource Institute, our sponsor, has had the honor to learn about the true history of the Indigenous people who lived in these lands prior to the Europeans who settled in the Americas. The suffering has been great, and the maltreatment of Indigenous people has been a holocaust often not acknowledged. The strength and beauty of the diverse cultures and traditions of Indigenous people will be discussed as well as the strength that springs forth from their cultural traditions.

In this episode, Sis. Wyatt interviews Julene Litke and discusses many aspects of leadership in the church. ///  Facebook/Instagram: @oknextgen  ///  Website: oknextgen.cc

This weeks Guest is Julene of Summit Machine in Draper Utah. Julene was an absolute blast to talk to, We get to learn so much more about her amd summit machine. I hope everyone enjoys this episode.  www.Instagram.com/summitmachine www.Patreon.com/totaloffroadpodcast  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbBDXMM-smPx9Ct44sRBY6Q  www.instagram.com/total_offroad_podcast  www.instagram.com/low_kee_xj  www.instagram.com/Dmanbluesfreak  www.instagram.com/mikesofunny  https://www.snailtrail4x4.com/snail-trail-4x4-podcast/ 

Galia García Palafox, Julene Iriarte y Mariana Linares son periodistas, editoras, y podcasteras. Hablamos sobre su nuevo pod, Desenredar la madeja, el significado de la amistad, la taxonomía de las amistades, libros para niños y ficción feminista.

Take a Deep Breath..relax...In this episode, Leanne and her guests, Julene Robinson and Buntu, explore the notion of Black women healing to move beyond the state of resilience and merely surviving, to thriving and living a fully expressed life of authenticity and joy, through the lens of the Night Woman The Night Woman, created by Julene Robinson and inspired by her grandmother, is a powerful new play about womanhood, Blackness, and healing. It tells the story of a fearless journey of an obeah woman into the darkness to find healing and redemption for herself. It is showing at The Other Palace. March 11-13. This is not one to be missed. Dope Black Women, come out to support. https://theotherpalace.co.uk/the-night-woman/Instagram: @julenearobinson See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this informative, inspiring and often touching interview, Mark Ralph, the president of Claremont Tutors, brings to light one of the many real-life, transformational success stories CT has had a hand in over the last decade and more.  Claremont High School star student Julene Carson and her mother, Kelly, describe Julene's path from struggling with math and other subjects in early grade school and how the turnaround that CT's skilled tutors consistently provided all along her scholastic journey, culminating in the stellar accomplishments she now has achieved as a direct result.  Julene and Kelly recount how the one-on-one assistance, understanding and inspiration that CT's top-rated Graduate School-level tutors consistently brought imbued in Julene a passion and excitement for learning and excelling that not only helped propel her to the top of her class, but brought unexpected, welcome collateral improvements in her life overall.  Now a CHS senior, about to graduate with a 4.2 GPA and among those in the Advanced Placement group at CHS, Julene already has substantial scholarship offers and acceptance to top-tier colleges in-hand.  Julene and Kelly both honestly credit the quality, influence and value of Mark Ralph's Claremont Tutors as being absolutely key to that success.  This episode ought to be required listening for parents who want to enable their offspring to achieve better grades, go to  better colleges, get better jobs and as a result, live better lives.  Enjoying listening to Kelly and Julene extoll, in their own voice and words, the advantages provided by Claremont Tutors is a time-investment every parent, student and even CUSD educators should make without hesitation.--------------------------------------------------------------------Please visit Claremont Tutors' website:  https://www.claremonttutors.com/

November is National Native American Heritage Month, which pays tribute to the rich history and culture of the indigenous people of the Americas. In 2009, during President Barack H. Obama's first term in office, November became National Native American Heritage Month. Magdalena Sunshine Serrano is an Indigenous woman of Serrano, Apache, and Tarahumara descent and Julene A. Jose, is an Indigenous woman of the Tohono O'odham Nation who also serves on the Pasqua Yaqui Tribe. Magdalena and Julene will share their perspectives and their wisdom about healing, hope and empowerment in their communities. We can all learn from their collective wisdom. They both will also address how the Community Resiliency Model is congruent to their organic views of healing. Over the last decade the Trauma Resource Institute, our sponsor, has had the honor to learn about the true history of the Indigenous people who lived in these lands prior to the Europeans who settled in the Americas. The suffering has been great, and the maltreatment of Indigenous people has been a holocaust often not acknowledged. The strength and beauty of the diverse cultures and traditions of Indigenous people will be discussed as well as the strength that springs forth from their cultural traditions.

November is National Native American Heritage Month, which pays tribute to the rich history and culture of the indigenous people of the Americas. In 2009, during President Barack H. Obama's first term in office, November became National Native American Heritage Month. Magdalena Sunshine Serrano is an Indigenous woman of Serrano, Apache, and Tarahumara descent and Julene A. Jose, is an Indigenous woman of the Tohono O'odham Nation who also serves on the Pasqua Yaqui Tribe. Magdalena and Julene will share their perspectives and their wisdom about healing, hope and empowerment in their communities. We can all learn from their collective wisdom. They both will also address how the Community Resiliency Model is congruent to their organic views of healing. Over the last decade the Trauma Resource Institute, our sponsor, has had the honor to learn about the true history of the Indigenous people who lived in these lands prior to the Europeans who settled in the Americas. The suffering has been great, and the maltreatment of Indigenous people has been a holocaust often not acknowledged. The strength and beauty of the diverse cultures and traditions of Indigenous people will be discussed as well as the strength that springs forth from their cultural traditions.

November is National Native American Heritage Month, which pays tribute to the rich history and culture of the indigenous people of the Americas. In 2009, during President Barack H. Obama's first term in office, November became National Native American Heritage Month. Magdalena Sunshine Serrano is an Indigenous woman of Serrano, Apache, and Tarahumara descent and Julene A. Jose, is an Indigenous woman of the Tohono O'odham Nation who also serves on the Pasqua Yaqui Tribe. Magdalena and Julene will share their perspectives and their wisdom about healing, hope and empowerment in their communities. We can all learn from their collective wisdom. They both will also address how the Community Resiliency Model is congruent to their organic views of healing. Over the last decade the Trauma Resource Institute, our sponsor, has had the honor to learn about the true history of the Indigenous people who lived in these lands prior to the Europeans who settled in the Americas. The suffering has been great, and the maltreatment of Indigenous people has been a holocaust often not acknowledged. The strength and beauty of the diverse cultures and traditions of Indigenous people will be discussed as well as the strength that springs forth from their cultural traditions.

Alright, this one should make everyone a little bit uncomfortable.

This week, we get to meet Lisa's right-hand woman and podcast producer, Kari Lee! Then, Lisa shares the story of two happy clients. First, Rebecca and Sam, who found love online in their late 40's, and Julene and Andy, who got married just 7 months after meeting. You'll hear how Julene persevered after heartbreak and learned how to truly open herself up so she could give the right man the chance he deserved. Andy talks about major turn-offs from other women online, and what made Julene stand out from all the rest! Lisa also shares what she learned from a Tantric workshop about letting go of the past and stepping into the future. What You'll Hear In This Episode:What lessons surprised Lisa from attending a Tantric Workshop with Benjamin?What you can expect from working with Lisa, everything from the initial Breakthrough Call to setting up your dating profile to attract the RIGHT type of man.How can you learn from your relationship past RIGHT NOW and move confidently into your relationship future?Lisa's client Julene shares how she made it past some imposters and found the true Guardian of Her Soul in Andy!Andy shocks Lisa with what were “typical experiences” he had with many women before he met Julene!Julene's coaching helped her lead with curiosity and an open heart. She was willing to accept not only Andy but his two young daughters into her life and is forever grateful that she did so.What can you learn from Julene and Andy's situation in your own life?The kiss that almost ruined it all for Julene and Andy! Continue On Your JourneyLisa Shield | YouTube | Facebook | Instagram | Book a Call With Lisa Mentioned:Hello Gorgeous! The Love Languages Tantra Workshop - Dawn Cartwright  Quotes:“We can process our issues and problems from now until forever, or we can stop, be in the present moment, and look out into the future.” - Lisa“I'm looking for the type of client who is ready to get out there and find true love.” - Lisa“When we talk about something and come to our conclusion, it's done.” - Julene[2][3]

Joining us this weekend on Practicing Catholic, Archbishop Hebda is back for his monthly Bishops' Segment to share about what Pope Francis' recent motu proprio means for our archdiocese. Brian Ragatz and Dr. Julene Nolan of the Catholic Schools Center of Excellence chat about their new mental health and wellness initiative, Peace of Mind, which offers mental health support for parents, teachers and students entering into the new school year. Lastly, our friends from Rachel's Vineyard, Fr. Kevin Clinton and Fe Mahler, share about healing after abortion and the various ways they're serving the women of our archdiocese.

This week Leanne chats with 3 Dope Black Jamaican Women situated across the globe; Julene in London, Nykeeba in Lagos (by way of NYC), and Shauna in Maryland Together, they discuss how they define identity, what is means to be Jamaican, whilst living outside of Jamaica, and how to create the feeling of "home" no matter where you are. Nykeeba - @nykeeba @djquenchie Julene - @julenearobinson Shauna - @iamshaunaknox You can follow Dope Black Women @dopeblackwomen1 on Instagram and @dopeblackwomen on Facebook and Twitter

Next time on Practicing Catholic...can you say back-to-back? We've got Archbishop Hebda back on the show for his second week in a row! He joins us to share about the recent Presbyteral Assembly and more on the Sunday obligation dispensation lift. Next, have you recently thanked a teacher in your life? Dr. Julene Nolan, nationally certified school psychologist, on the after-effects of teaching during COVID, and how we might offer support and thanks to teachers and other educators as they finish up this school year. Lastly, Rural Life Sunday may be over, but Jim Ellis and Tim Streiff of Catholic Rural Life are joining us to give us a recap and share more about this wonderful ministry.

Welcome to the Adventure Church Podcast.  We're glad you're here! Today we are celebrating Father's Day and have missionary speakers, Julene & Todd Diedrich.   We hope you enjoy this message!  www.adventurechurchsiren.com www.pushpay.com/g/adventurechurchsiren Follow us on all our Social Media Platforms www.facebook.com/adventurechurchsiren/ www.instagram.com/adventurechurchsiren/ www.youtube.com/channel/UCusoEvbiTvG8GrbnPG8NS7g www.soundcloud.com/user-732100111

Julene Simko called 911 in a panic. She’d just discovered her husband dead in their bed. He’d been shot in the back of the head by an intruder. She’d already grabbed a gun and fired two shots to scare off the attacker, but she feared the person was still in the house. But who could the intruder be? Julene and Jeremy’s home in rural Vermilion, Ohio, was remarkably secure. They had multiple guard dogs, a security system, and plenty of guns. Who could have gotten past all those safeguards and murdered Jeremy Simko?Then Kristin tells us about real estate agent Beverly Carter. In 2014, Beverly was the top selling and listing agent for Crye Leike Realtors. The previous year, she’d sold $12 million in real estate -- no small feat in central Arkansas. So when a man calling himself Steven Adams reached out to her about buying a new house, Beverly was all ears. Steven said that he and his wife, Crystal, were relocating to the area. They were cash buyers. That meant a quick sale for Beverly. But Beverly was cautious. She corresponded with Steven by phone and email for a few weeks. When he asked to meet her out at a rural property, she insisted that his wife Crystal meet them there, too. Crystal got on the phone and assured Beverly she’d be there. But when Beverly arrived at the home, Crystal was nowhere to be found.And now for a note about our process. For each episode, Kristin reads a bunch of articles, then spits them back out in her very limited vocabulary. Brandi copies and pastes from the best sources on the web. And sometimes Wikipedia. (No shade, Wikipedia. We love you.) We owe a huge debt of gratitude to the real experts who covered these cases.In this episode, Kristin pulled from:A Dateline episode, titled, “The Client”A Web of Lies episode, titled, “Final Sale”“Realtor Murder,” by Arkansas Online, compiled from Arkansas Democrat-Gazette Archives “The Beverly Carter Story,” by Stewart Title on YouTubeBeverlycarterfoundation.orgIn this episode, Brandi pulled from:“Julene Simko” episode, Snapped“Vemilion woman goes on trial in 2009 murder” by Keith Reynolds, The Morning Journal“Julene Simko won’t look at photos of husband’s body during murder trial” by Keith Reynolds, The Morning Journal“No physical evidence Vermilion woman performed CPR on dying husband, ex-Lorain County Coroner says” by Keith Reynolds, The Morning Journal“Defense rests without calling witnesses in Vermilion woman’s murder trial” by Keith Reynolds, The Morning Journal“Vermilion woman’s murder trial now awaits verdict” by Keith Reynolds, The Morning Journal“Julene Simko guilty of murdering her husband in 2009 in Vermilion” by Keith Reynolds, The Morning Journal“Vermilion woman gets 28 years to life for 2009 murder of husband” by Keith Reynolds, The Morning Journal“Vermilion woman was slave before killing husband” by Katie Nix, Sandusky Register  YOU’RE STILL READING? My, my, my, you skeezy scunch! You must be hungry for more! We’d offer you some sausage brunch, but that gets messy. So how about you head over to our Patreon instead? (patreon.com/lgtcpodcast). At the $5 level, you’ll get 19+ full length bonus episodes, plus access to our 90’s style chat room!  

Welcome to Season Two Episode 4 of Activista Rise Up! This new episode is about the gender and racial #PayGap and joining us today is Julene Allen, CEO of Women of Color in the Workplace. DYK: Women are paid on average 82 cents to a man's dollar? The disparities are even greater for Native American women (63 cents), Black women (60 cents), and Hispanic women (55 cents) compared to white men's wages, respectively. Julene suffered all types of discrimination while working in corporate America and those experiences shaped her activism today fighting for equal pay for women. Remember to tune in every Thursday at 5 p.m. EST to watch a new episode of Activista Rise Up on all my social media platforms @DrCamposMedina or you can listen to all new episodes on most podcast platforms! Follow Dr. Patricia Campos-Medina on all social media platforms: Facebook.com/DrCamposMedina Twitter.com/DrCamposMedina Instagram.com/DrCamposMedina www.youtube.com/channel/UC3C50cGRL2ROPNQsmRQ5uaQ Linkedin.com/in/dr-patricia-campos-medina-658ab74b/ Website: PatriciaCamposMedina.com Follow Julene Allen: Facebook.com/juleneallendellamor Twitter.com/JuleneAllen Instagram.com/juleneallen Linkedin.com/in/juleneallen Women of Color in the Workplace www.womenofcolorintheworkplace.com

Julene Barrett is a mother of 5 and the matriarch of a big baseball fan family. She shares her memories of her father, Philip Ostergard, and her uncle Francis Ostergard. Both of the Ostergard brothers dedicated their lives to Kare Youth League and bringing children the word of God. Julene will also talk about her experience in Rio Hondo Prep and some stories about her classmates. The Barrett family is all about the Atlanta Braves and Julene will offer some insight on just how far the passion goes. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/15mph/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/15mph/support

Chase and Ryan welcome to the studio Julene Gervais, the host of Greenlight Maine. For those not familiar with the show, think Maine's version of "Shark Tank," where entrepreneurs come before a celebrity panel to present their business model (Chase was a guest judge a couple of years ago). Greenlight Maine is currently in its sixth season, and Julene shares exciting news of a new spinoff series called "Elevating Voices," celebrating the initiatives of 12 minority owned businesses throughout the state. to From the Woodshed is a casual conversation with Chase Morrill and Ryan Eldridge from the Kennebec Cabin Company, the team that inspired the hit TV show Maine Cabin Masters. Topics range from the joys of Maine living to useful construction tips, while giving fans a behind-the-scenes flavor of their hit show.Brought to you by the Northeastern Lumber Manufacturers Association (NELMA), https://www.easternwhitepine.orgAlso brought you you by Hammond Lumber Company, your building project partner. https://www.hammondlumber.comThe podcast producer, Hero Media Arts, connects small businesses to new customers through engaging video profiles and social media marketing.Learn more at https://www.heromediaarts.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/HeroMediaArts/Make sure to follow Kennebec Cabin Company on Facebook and Instagram to stay in the loop on all things Maine Cabin Masters:https://www.facebook.com/kennebeccabincompany/https://www.instagram.com/kennebec_cabin_company/

Special Guest - Todd and Julene Diedrich. Message was preached on March 14, 2021.

This episode you hear nurse Julene tell her story about covid she was amazing!!! Enjoy https://www.buymeacoffee.com/Notjustanurse

Dr. Julene Johnson is a renowned cognitive neuroscientist, and was named one of the top 50 influencers in aging by UCSF. She is Associate Director Professor at the Institute for Health and Aging at the University of San Francisco (UCSF) and Director of the Sound Health Network, which aims to provide an infrastructure for music & health. She is also an Associate Dean of Research for the School of Nursing. She completed her post doctorate at the University of California Irvine, highlighting forward-thinking approaches for brain aging and dementia. In this interview, we explore the many steps you can take to assist with Alzheimer's and dementia as well as how to focus on your brain health. Dr. Johnson points out the many ways in which music can assist with brain health, as well as how the ways in which individuals integrate and interact with music allows a process of brain health to remain continuous. Click here to learn more about Dr. Johnson's work. Click here to discover BlueSea Care's senior home care. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/coping-to-care/message

Welcome back Nexters! Rachael has a brand new horrible story for you all! Julene and Jeremy Simko seemed to have the perfect marriage. Julene seemed to have tamed Jeremy and get him to be a great guy, or did she? Tune in to find out how this twisted story ends. It has a lot of twists and turns and as a warning there are some topics in the story that can be triggering to hear. Rachael gives a heads up, but if its too much for you we get it! Tune in next week and we will have a new horrible story! Follow us @nothankyounextpodcast on instagram and keep emailing stories if you have them!

Is Theatre for white people? Why are there such few black shows for us to experience on the west end? Up and coming actress Julene Robinson joins the Dope Black Women this week and talks us through a history of black people in theatre. She also discussed her upcoming devised, show which she has also written and stars in, called The Night Woman, which is a show that explores the concept of darkness with beautiful Caribbean sounds and a deep and powerful performance to bring one woman's journey into the Dark.   You can watch Julene in The Night Woman at The Vaults Festival on 17th and18th March at 6:20pm. All listeners of Dope Black Women get a 10% discount by using the code TNW10. https://vaultfestival.com/whats-on/the-night-woman/The Dope Black Women Podcast is all about bringing black women together to discuss the topics that matter to us, connect and support with each other and through our digital sisterhood.  Your hosts are: Leanne Levers, Roshan Roberts and Olivia Cope  You can follow Dope Black Women online at @DopeBlackWomen1 on Twitter and Instagram and Dope Black Women on Facebook.

Is Theatre for white people? Why are there such few black shows for us to experience on the west end? Up and coming actress Julene Robinson joins the Dope Black Women this week and talks us through a history of black people in theatre. She also discussed her upcoming devised, show which she has also written and stars in, called The Night Woman, which is a show that explores the concept of darkness with beautiful Caribbean sounds and a deep and powerful performance to bring one woman's journey into the Dark. You can watch Julene in The Night Woman at The Vaults Festival on 17th and18th March at 6:20pm. All listeners of Dope Black Women get a 10% discount by using the code TNW10. https://vaultfestival.com/whats-on/the-night-woman/ The Dope Black Women Podcast is all about bringing black women together to discuss the topics that matter to us, connect and support with each other and through our digital sisterhood. Your hosts are: Leanne Levers, Roshan Roberts and Olivia Cope. You can follow Dope Black Women online at @DopeBlackWomen1 on Instagram, @DopeBlackWomen on Twitter and Dope Black Women on Facebook

About the guest:   Julene Gervais began her career after completing her master's degree from Emerson College and undergrad at Boston College.  Her first job was at WECT-TV, an NBC affiliate in Wilmington, North Carolina. In 1996, Gervais moved to Maine and became an anchor/reporter at WAGM-TV in Presque Isle before moving on to WLBZ-TV NEWSCENTER MAINE in Bangor and WGME-TV Channel 13 in Portland.  Gervais owned and operated three restaurants with husband George Gervais until she was recruited by the pharmaceutical industry where she went on to become a senior business sales executive for several Fortune 500 companies such as GlaxoSmithKline, AstraZeneca and now Johnson & Johnson.  Gervais is also the producer and host of Greenlight Maine—taking all transitional skills and putting them together to help the great state of Maine build its economy.   In the episode:      3:36 – Julene shares how she thought she was going to be a teacher but had always had a public-speaking passion that lead to her career.   6:54 – If she had it to do over, Julene says she would have moved to Maine sooner.   9:30 – Julene talks about how vital social media is to businesses in this day and age.   11:34 – Julene explains how she has handled the obstacles she has faced in her career.   17:03 – Nancy asks Julene about going through The Marshall Plan® process for Greenlight Maine.   18:28 – Julene shares how much people can learn about Maine and its entrepreneurial ecosystem from watching Greenlight Maine.   23:20 – Julene talks about the Greenlight Maine community, including their audience, businesses and partners.   26:51 – Julene shares that building Greenlight Maine's network is her way of giving back to the state of Maine.   31:15 – Julene gives a few examples of resources she has found helpful.   34:23 – Nancy and Julene talk about Nancy's Marketing Minutes airing throughout season five of Greenlight Maine.   35:14 – Julene tells listeners to follow your passion, do what you love and don't listen to people who tell you you can't.   37:01 – Julene tells the story of how she and Nancy met.   Quote:          "A rising tide lifts all boats. We are in this all together.” — Julene Gervais, Producer and Host of Greenlight Maine  Links:         www.greenlightmaine.com   Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/greenlightmaine/?ref=br_rs   Twitter: @GreenlightMaine  Instagram: @greenlightmaine  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/greenlight-maine/   YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC17EKBY6CyLrhX6wtxeiInw   Tony Robbins  Small Business Administration   Finance Authority of Maine  Maine & Co.  Bangor Savings Bank  FirstPark  Success is an Inside Job by Lee Milteer   Department of Economic and Community Development   Maine International Trade Center  Maine Technology Institute  SCORE  Thomas College  Harold Alfond® Institute for Business Innovation   Husson University   New England School of Communications   Looking to connect:          Email: julenegervais@yahoo.com   LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/julene-gervais-9404ba3a/  

Julene Gervais' enthusiasm and passion for Greenlight Maine's entrepreneurial mission complements her role as host. Julene is an award winning Television Anchor and Reporter. She began her broadcasting career in Wilmington, North Carolina working for WECT-TV as a producer. In Maine, Julene has worked at WAGM-TV in Presque Isle, WLBZ 2 in Bangor and WGME 13 in Portland. She was awarded Best Sportscaster by the Maine Association of Broadcasters in 2004. Julene has a diverse background covering stories related to our state's economy, healthcare and politics. This makes her the perfect host for Greenlight Maine to use her skills as a journalist to draw out the best in the candidates and the judges to help showcase the positive momentum building within Maine's entrepreneurship community. Be sure to listen all the way to end to hear Julene's long term vision for Greenlight Maine.

I take the reigns solo for most of the show, talking about how the past effects us now and answer a question about reparenting. Later in the show, my childhood friend Julene joins me via video chat to talk about childhood experiences that she's had to overcome as an adult. Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 4′11″ any human friend by Marika Hackman on Any Human Friend (Sub Pop) 7′07″ Immunity by Jon Hopkins on Immunity (Domino) 18′23″ Rich by Yeah Yeah Yeahs on Fever To Tell (Interscope) 28′30″ Come As You Are by Nirvana on Nevermind (DGC/Sub Pop) 41′34″ Loves Missing by Iggy Pop on Free (Loma Vista) 45′49″ All This Light by Lip Talk on D A Y S (Northern Spy) 49′19″ Ache by Trevor Powers on Mulberry Violence (Baby Halo) 62′37″ Apocalypse by Cigarettes After Sex on Apocalypse (Cigarettes After Sex) 67′18″ iMi by Bon Iver on i,i (Jagjaguwar) 70′31″ Break Apart by Bonobo, Rhye on Migration (Ninja Tune) 108′57″ Sirens by Badass Wolf Shirt on Sirens (Sing the Die Song) 115′44″ Childhood by Beach House on Beach House (Apple Orchard Music) 119′09″ Teenage Birdsong by Four Tet on Teenage Birdsong (Text) Check out the full archives on the website.

Our special guest this week on SPED Homeschool Conversations was Julene Walker, Licensed Teacher, Private Tutor, Special Education Consultant, and owner of Fingerprint Tutoring and Services. Julene shared on "How and Why to Document Homeschool High School Progress"

Homies we got a good one for you. Our special guest this episode, China Tommy is bringing great questions and even better stories. Kyle met China Tommy while they studied abroad together and convinced him to come along and share some laughs. We dive into quirky facts about each other, like why Wil thought Kyle was annoying and how Julene thinks that she is on her own version of the Truman Show.

I love sleepovers, spooning, sharing, sex, storytelling, and stargazing, among other things. So I metaphorically rolled them all up in audio form and called it a podcast. horizontal with lila is Slow Radio. It’s intimacies of all kinds. It’s us lying down, wearing robes, sharing secrets, in your ears. Each session with a guest is between 2 and 3 hours long, and divided into two episodes. Part ones are available anywhere you get your podcasts, and part twos are available only to patrons of the horizontal arts. Become a patron of $5+ per month soon, because... When I launch Season 3, I’ll be shifting some things, revealing a couple surprises, and revamping my Patreon tiers: If you’re already in as a patron, you’ll be grandfathered in with access to all the episodes at the 5 - 15 dollar level. Fair warning, lovers! *** This Thursday night in Brooklyn, come Valentine’s with us! Valentine's Day is in less than a week, and I would usually be fretting about what to do.This was especially true if I was single, but it was also very much true when I was part of a couple. What could I do that wouldn't have me feeling lonely? How could I turn this day of forced romance and commerce and couples privilege... into a day that would actually be nourishing for Me?I tried dating myself on Valentine's. I tried friend-time. I tried tango festivals. I tried Galentine’s Day. But what I actually desired was an intimate, pleasure-focused experience for myself. I desired sensation play, delicious treats (that were safe for me to eat), titillating performance, immersive theatre, and one-on-one connection. I really wanted to make Valentine's day about delighting all of my senses, not about the arbitrary fact of whether I was romantically linked to another person on that day.So I’m curating it. It's called 14 Rooms, and it will be on Valentine’s night. It’s an event for everyone, whether you’re not in a relationship, in a relationship, in a polycule, in a situationship — no matter what our quote unquote status is, we can gather and explore intimate moments of different kinds. Together. As a community celebrating pleasure, our senses, and our aliveness. Celebrating Big Love. Come Valentine's with us. It will be delicious.It's the Valentine's I've always wanted. P.S.  If you’re short on funds but full of enthusiasm, send me a message through horizontalwithlila.com or Instagram to see about a possible volunteer shift. *** Apropos of everything - in this episode, I lie down with Annie Lalla, Goddess of Love and world-class relationship coach. Annie stands for true love. She is a gladiator of empathy. In this first part of our conversation, we talk about the correlation between self-esteem and soul mates, how couples cross-train each other, footnoting our parents for the superpowers born on the back of their crazy, optimizing for aliveness, empathy algorithms, integration and differentiation (the inhales and exhales of relationship), the phrase “I’m angry, but I love you more than I’m angry,” and using your creativity to adjust your emotional response to your reality. I first met Annie when she gave a talk about true love in the Speaker Series I co-lead at Burning Man 2018. The theme was The Year of the Robot, and we had... technical difficulties. The mic was down, so somebody found Annie a little toy bullhorn, and we all gathered round her like children at storytime, to press our burning questions into her hands like love letters. She is one of the most poignant extemporaneous speakers that I’ve ever witnessed on stage. I took copious notes, because I’d literally never heard anybody speak about love the way that Annie does. These are some of the words I captured: “cartographer of love” “kilojewels of energy” “There’s an I that has to be sacrificed on the altar of us. If you’re not feeling terror, you’re not actually playing the game.” “the sacred mirror” And “Nothing compares to the gymnasium, to the dojo of a true love relationship.” I imagine by now, you know how I feel about words. I savored Annie’s words, wrote them down in red ink, and fervently hoped that she would get horizontal with me someday. The time wasn’t right at Burning Man. But when I booked my ticket to Miami, taking a loving risk to go meet a man I’d been communicating with for four months, but had never met in person (a risk I imagined that Annie would approve of mightily) and I found out that Annie was in Miami! Well! Come lie down with us on a big white bed with a view of the ocean, in Miami, Florida. *** For horizontal photos and behind-the-scenes videos (like the one I took of Annie’s glorious red carpet ocean-view apartment), follow @horizontalwithlila on Instagram. I’ve been getting reallly into Instagram lately, and I have a cache of colorful photos to share. If you are in need of the services of a Love Coach (and really, who isn’t?) you can commune with all things Annie through annielalla.com This episode was edited by Mr. Chad Michael Snavely, bearded man, father, and podcast impresario. Have a peek through his roster on chadmichael.com. The character illustration and graphic design for my cover art was drawn by Shana Shay. Look her up on 99Designs. And my sweet intro music was composed by Alan Markley, rock star father and @plasticcannons on Instagram. Next week’s episode, 68, part two of my conversation with Annie, will be available to patrons of $5 a month and up. The Patreon tiers will change in the next month or so, so lock in access to The Full Horizontal at the grandfathered rate by becoming a patron now! Patreon.com/horizontalwithlila Welcome to my newest patrons, Bob & Lee! And so much gratitude to Julene for raising her Patreon pledge. After my trip to Miami, I’m feeling turned on by life. I wish you that! And as always, I wish us someone to love, something to do, and something to look forward to. Thank you for becoming horizontal.  

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Julene is a pastors' kid, a mum, a teacher, a youth pastor, and much, much more. Josh and Jesse talk to her this week about her life, growing up in the church, contributing to youth ministry and finally, leaving the bubble and venturing out into the unknown. She breaks down beautifully what it means to be missional outside the safety of Christian community, and some of the challenges and struggles that go along with that. We hope you feel inspired and challenged to look outside yourself a little bit more, and maybe, leave your bubble too. Website and Blog | Facebook Page | Facebook Group | Instagram Send us an email at burnthehaystackpodcast@gmail.com.

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Beringia (start time 0:55). We present an excerpt of  Shelly Schlender's  interview with University of Colorado scientist John Hoffecker, lead author of a recent paper in Science magazine about the Beringia land bridge and the people who lived there 25,000 years ago.  The full interview can be found here.   Dolphins & Climate Change (start time 4:40). Dr. Denise Herzing, the founder of the Wild Dolphin Project, has been building relationships with Atlantic Spotted Dolphins for 28 years. Her quest to learn whether dolphins have language, and to learn that language, is notable for its longevity. But her relationship with them is remarkably respectful, too. We last spoke to Dr. Herzing in the spring of 2012, about her book Dolphin Diaries: My 25 Years With Spotted Dolphins in the Bahamas. We're very glad that she's with us again, to help us learn about how large marine mammals may be responding in unusual ways to changes in the oceans. The Ogallala Road (start time 15:15).  We often hear about how the Colorado River is running dry. The Western  states that rely on its flowing water are struggling to reckon with how its depleting reservoirs will satiate growing  populations. You’ve probably seen images of the white “bathrub rings” at Lake Powell and Lake Mead that expose the water line rings of years ago.  But there’s an equally dramatic and dangerous drop in an invisible source of water. That’s the Ogallala Aquifer – an underground basin of groundwater that spans eight states on the High Plains, including Colorado. Nearly one third of irrigated cropland in the country stretches over the aquifer. And the Ogallala yields about a third  of the ground water that’s used for irrigation in the U.S.  The story of the Ogallala’s depletion is a very personal one for author Julene Bair. She lives in Longmont, but years ago she learned that the family farm in Kansas that she inherited had been a big part of the problem. Julene has written about her journey, including her desire to make the farm part of the solution. Julene joins us on the show to talk about her new book  The Ogallala Road: A Memoir of Love and Reckoning. Hosts: Jim Pullen, Susan Moran Producer: Joel Parker Engineer: Joel Parker Executive Producer: Jim Pullen Additional contributions:  Shelley Schlender Listen to the show:

Julene Reed shares opportunities for students to connect live with scientists studying polar bears in the field. Students have opportunities to learn about climate change, biodiversity, polar bears, and the importance of water and ice. Closed Captioning.

Right click here to download the mp3. The Sistine Madonnaby RaphaelIn many ways, Julene traveled a traditional path through Mormonism as she raised her children, but when her oldest son decided to be done with the church rather than depart on a mission as she was expecting, she began a journey that lead her toward a world of thought filled with the Divine Feminine.From the roots given to her subtly by her mother, Julene built further with the Christ-centered philosophy of anthroposophy created by Rudolf Steiner, as she moved toward re-enthroning Sophia in her spiritual life and seeking for a true balance between the Divine Feminine and the Divine Masculine. Julene will be watching the comments to respond to questions and ideas from her story.Resources from JuleneChalice Well at Glastonbury, EnglandHeaven on Earth, a Handbook for Parents of Young Children by Sharifa Oppenheimer Simplicity Parenting by Kim John Payne  Radical Homemakers by Shannon Hayes  The Sophia Teachings by Robert Powell  The Most Holy Trinosophia by Robert Powell  Meditations on the Tarot translated by Robert Powell  Understanding Waldorf Education: Teaching from the Inside Out by Jack PetrashThe Sophia Foundation“The Deseret Connection,”Abraham in Egypt by Hugh NibleyTo contact Julene, email her at abellajulene @ gmail.com