Podcast appearances and mentions of Karen Gibson

On the Read My Lips stage where passion beams true akaRadioRed on her Scarlett mic in the live-streaming hue Welcomes you to The Opportunities of Creativity today Featuring a trio of Creatives with a lot to say Karen Gibson, James Mueller, and Sherryanne Meyer, too Watch or listen as we share inspiration with you!

Steve Hamoen talks with Karen Gibson about her journey in parent coaching, the significance of her book "Mama's Gotta Let Go," and the impact of different parenting styles. They discuss the importance of micro moments, handling stress, authentic communication, and parenting dynamics in divorced families.

Stephanie Pena interviews Karen Gibson MBE Conductor of 'The Kingdom Choir'. On Monday 27th May The Kingdom Choir are celebrating their 30th Anniversary with a concert at the London Barbican. More information on the Kingdom Choir can be found on their website: https://kingdomchoir.com

Clive Anderson and Athena Kugblenu are joined by Madness, Daisy Haggard, Karen Gibson and Charlie Stemp for an eclectic mix of conversation, music and comedy. With music from Madness and Soft Lad.

There's so much to predict about the convergence of education and artificial intelligence that we're bringing back our Futurists from June 14 to continue the conversation today. The future we're talking about is more than just robots in the classroom. It's exploring the real-world implications of AI integration in education and personalized learning, recognizing the irreplaceable value of human interaction in the process, freeing-up teachers' time to focus on educating, and enhancing student engagement by making the learning environment more dynamic. We've invited back Bob Ficken, Karen Gibson, Dr. Danielle Hankins, Eric Myers and Brian Roemmele for their take on The Future of Education and AI: Robot Substitute Teachers? – Part 2. As wise Yoda said, “Pass on what you have learned.” Stick around and learn with us!

There's so much to predict about the convergence of education and artificial intelligence that we're bringing back our Futurists from June 14 to continue the conversation today. The future we're talking about is more than just robots in the classroom. It's exploring the real-world implications of AI integration in education and personalized learning, recognizing the irreplaceable value of human interaction in the process, freeing-up teachers' time to focus on educating, and enhancing student engagement by making the learning environment more dynamic. We've invited back Bob Ficken, Karen Gibson, Dr. Danielle Hankins, Eric Myers and Brian Roemmele for their take on The Future of Education and AI: Robot Substitute Teachers? – Part 2. As wise Yoda said, “Pass on what you have learned.” Stick around and learn with us!

There's so much to predict about the convergence of education and artificial intelligence that we're bringing back our Futurists from June 14 to continue the conversation today. The future we're talking about is more than just robots in the classroom. It's exploring the real-world implications of AI integration in education and personalized learning, recognizing the irreplaceable value of human interaction in the process, freeing-up teachers' time to focus on educating, and enhancing student engagement by making the learning environment more dynamic. We've invited back Bob Ficken, Karen Gibson, Dr. Danielle Hankins, Eric Myers and Brian Roemmele for their take on The Future of Education and AI: Robot Substitute Teachers? – Part 2. As wise Yoda said, “Pass on what you have learned.” Stick around and learn with us!

We queried ChatGPT: “Tell me about Education and AI.” Response: AI has the potential to revolutionize education. With AI-powered tools, teachers can analyze student performance data, adapt teaching methods to suit individual students' needs, automate administrative task to free up time for lesson planning and support for students, identify patterns and trends in student data, and inform curriculum decisions. Some worry about AI algorithm bias toward certain students or groups. We asked ChatGPT: “Will human teachers be replaced by robot teachers?” Response: While there have been significant advancements in AI and robotics, it is unlikely that human teachers will be completely replaced by robot teachers.The most effective approach is likely to be a combination of human teachers and technology. We also asked ChatGPT for fictional movie quotes about Teachers. – “The mediocre teacher tells. The good teacher explains. The superior teacher demonstrates. The great teacher inspires.” – Dead Poets Society, 1989 – “It's not about how much you know. It's about how effectively you can share that knowledge with others.” – The Karate Kid, 1984 –“Teaching is not about answering questions but about questioning answers.” – Mr. Holland's Opus, 1995 We'll ask Bob Ficken, Dr. Danielle Hankins, Brian Roemmele, Karen Gibson and Eric Myers for their take on The Future of Education and AI: Robot Substitute Teachers?

We queried ChatGPT: “Tell me about Education and AI.” Response: AI has the potential to revolutionize education. With AI-powered tools, teachers can analyze student performance data, adapt teaching methods to suit individual students' needs, automate administrative task to free up time for lesson planning and support for students, identify patterns and trends in student data, and inform curriculum decisions. Some worry about AI algorithm bias toward certain students or groups. We asked ChatGPT: “Will human teachers be replaced by robot teachers?” Response: While there have been significant advancements in AI and robotics, it is unlikely that human teachers will be completely replaced by robot teachers.The most effective approach is likely to be a combination of human teachers and technology. We also asked ChatGPT for fictional movie quotes about Teachers. – “The mediocre teacher tells. The good teacher explains. The superior teacher demonstrates. The great teacher inspires.” – Dead Poets Society, 1989 – “It's not about how much you know. It's about how effectively you can share that knowledge with others.” – The Karate Kid, 1984 –“Teaching is not about answering questions but about questioning answers.” – Mr. Holland's Opus, 1995 We'll ask Bob Ficken, Dr. Danielle Hankins, Brian Roemmele, Karen Gibson and Eric Myers for their take on The Future of Education and AI: Robot Substitute Teachers?

We queried ChatGPT: “Tell me about Education and AI.” Response: AI has the potential to revolutionize education. With AI-powered tools, teachers can analyze student performance data, adapt teaching methods to suit individual students' needs, automate administrative task to free up time for lesson planning and support for students, identify patterns and trends in student data, and inform curriculum decisions. Some worry about AI algorithm bias toward certain students or groups. We asked ChatGPT: “Will human teachers be replaced by robot teachers?” Response: While there have been significant advancements in AI and robotics, it is unlikely that human teachers will be completely replaced by robot teachers.The most effective approach is likely to be a combination of human teachers and technology. We also asked ChatGPT for fictional movie quotes about Teachers. – “The mediocre teacher tells. The good teacher explains. The superior teacher demonstrates. The great teacher inspires.” – Dead Poets Society, 1989 – “It's not about how much you know. It's about how effectively you can share that knowledge with others.” – The Karate Kid, 1984 –“Teaching is not about answering questions but about questioning answers.” – Mr. Holland's Opus, 1995 We'll ask Bob Ficken, Dr. Danielle Hankins, Brian Roemmele, Karen Gibson and Eric Myers for their take on The Future of Education and AI: Robot Substitute Teachers?

Recently Phil Knight, the billionaire co-founder of Nike, announced a new $400 million investment fund to support Black residents of Portland. The gift is meant to fund education services, art programs and other projects for Black Portlanders in the inner North and Northeast neighborhoods once known as Albina. Albina was the center of Black society and business in the 1950s, but by the 1980s it had been decimated after city-backed urban renewal projects leveled homes and community hubs. Karen Gibson, an emeritus professor at Portland State University, joins us with a history of the Albina neighborhood.

Tomorrow marks 25 years since one of the most significant moments in Northern Ireland's history: the Good Friday Agreement. It brought an end to decades of conflict largely between Protestant unionists and Catholic nationalists. But what was the role of churches and faith leaders in restoring peace and then maintaining it? Is music something that draws you to church, or keeps you away? The man in charge of evangelism in the Church of England says it can both attract and repel newcomers. The Rev Stephen Hance wants the church to offer a broader variety of music, to reflect our diverse backgrounds and tastes. He says the quality of music in church is also really important. We hear his thoughts along with those of Karen Gibson, conductor of the Kingdom Choir, a London based Gospel group. Hiking can be physically demanding, but imagine doing it while fasting. Muslim Hikers was set up in the Peak District during lockdown and they're marking the holy month of Ramadan in the great outdoors. Twenty year old Sidra Ali takes us along on her overnight retreat, following a route with newly installed wooden signs, pointing in the direction of Mecca. Producer: Jonathan Hallewell Presenter: William Crawley Editor: Tim Pemberton Photo credit: Wiggle

Where does confidence come from? What can you do if you're very self-conscious and you feel really uncomfortable in front of others?  In this second episode of weekly masterclasses, Viv talks about nerves and confidence, and how they really do go hand in hand.  From archive interviews, Viv's previous guests share their words of wisdom.  In the very first episode Nigella Lawson stresses that you don't need to be perfect. Since then we have had many other guests including Margaret Heffernan, business leader and bestselling author, Karen Gibson, leader of the Kingdom Choir who sang at Megan and Harry's wedding and DJ Cerys Mathews, who talks about forming the band Catatonia as a teenager and how to become comfortable in your own skin.  Viv's new book, Happy High Status: How to Be Effortlessly Confident, is available for preorder. @vivgroskop

Welcome to the Evolvepreneur (After Hours) Show I am your Special Host Christine Campbell Rapin Join me today where we dig deep with our guests and get you the best concepts and strategies to fast-track your business. My very special guest today is Karen Gibson ... Karen Gibson, a wife, and mother of two adult daughters, wrote "Mama's Gotta Let Go: How to Let Go without Losing Your Sanity," which rated #2 in different categories on Amazon Kindle. She founded Brain Builders, a private tutoring business in 1999, whose mission is to prepare students to succeed in and out of the classroom. As a certified neuro-linguistic practitioner, she helps her clients rewire their brains to improve communication and problem-solving skills while overcoming limiting beliefs. She recently co-authored "The Power to Rise," along with 29 women across the globe sharing her story of "The Gift of a Failed Suicide Attempt." Karen founded Letting Go with Aloha in 2019, mentoring stressed parents and those in parenting roles to navigate their journey with peace instead of pain. In 2021, she wrote "One Hundred Parenting Tips Inspired by the Pandemic."

The Buzz 1: Raising kids is tough enough. Add the prospect of dating to the equation, and you've got quite a challenge. But regardless how your circumstance arose, you deserve to date… Divorced dads are usually dealing with limited time with their kids, so they can feel guilty about dating.…You'll know it's too soon to date if you need to talk incessantly about your former wife in glowing or not-so-glowing terms. [menshealth.com] The Buzz 2: “If you got married pre-Tinder and other dating apps, you might feel…like you're a pager guy in a world of smartphones. Apps can be great for some people, but it's important to remember they aren't the only way to find a partner… More conventional methods, like meeting someone through friends, are always an option.” [inverse.com] The Buzz 3: Dating can be difficult enough, right? Let alone with all the competition there seems to be in the dating world. The normal thing to do now is online dating, but how does online dating work when you are a single dad? What are the things you need to know and look out for when dating as a single father? With so many variables you need to consider, your children and your lifestyle and routine, how would an outsider fit into that routine and jive with your family's dynamic? [healthyframework.com] We'll ask Karen Gibson, Jason Blount, Ben Trushkov and Dustin Droen for their take on The Future of Single Dads & Technology: Back Into the Dating Pool!

The Buzz 1: Raising kids is tough enough. Add the prospect of dating to the equation, and you've got quite a challenge. But regardless how your circumstance arose, you deserve to date… Divorced dads are usually dealing with limited time with their kids, so they can feel guilty about dating.…You'll know it's too soon to date if you need to talk incessantly about your former wife in glowing or not-so-glowing terms. [menshealth.com] The Buzz 2: “If you got married pre-Tinder and other dating apps, you might feel…like you're a pager guy in a world of smartphones. Apps can be great for some people, but it's important to remember they aren't the only way to find a partner… More conventional methods, like meeting someone through friends, are always an option.” [inverse.com] The Buzz 3: Dating can be difficult enough, right? Let alone with all the competition there seems to be in the dating world. The normal thing to do now is online dating, but how does online dating work when you are a single dad? What are the things you need to know and look out for when dating as a single father? With so many variables you need to consider, your children and your lifestyle and routine, how would an outsider fit into that routine and jive with your family's dynamic? [healthyframework.com] We'll ask Karen Gibson, Jason Blount, Ben Trushkov and Dustin Droen for their take on The Future of Single Dads & Technology: Back Into the Dating Pool!

The Buzz 1: Raising kids is tough enough. Add the prospect of dating to the equation, and you've got quite a challenge. But regardless how your circumstance arose, you deserve to date… Divorced dads are usually dealing with limited time with their kids, so they can feel guilty about dating.…You'll know it's too soon to date if you need to talk incessantly about your former wife in glowing or not-so-glowing terms. [menshealth.com] The Buzz 2: “If you got married pre-Tinder and other dating apps, you might feel…like you're a pager guy in a world of smartphones. Apps can be great for some people, but it's important to remember they aren't the only way to find a partner… More conventional methods, like meeting someone through friends, are always an option.” [inverse.com] The Buzz 3: Dating can be difficult enough, right? Let alone with all the competition there seems to be in the dating world. The normal thing to do now is online dating, but how does online dating work when you are a single dad? What are the things you need to know and look out for when dating as a single father? With so many variables you need to consider, your children and your lifestyle and routine, how would an outsider fit into that routine and jive with your family's dynamic? [healthyframework.com] We'll ask Karen Gibson, Jason Blount, Ben Trushkov and Dustin Droen for their take on The Future of Single Dads & Technology: Back Into the Dating Pool!

In 2014 the biologist and presenter Gillian Burke joined a community choir in Falmouth in a bid to strengthen her voice. Singing is Gillian's passion and it's her way of switching off from work and the pressures of life. In this third programme Gillian speaks to the conductor of The Kingdom Choir, Karen Gibson. Karen grew up singing in church and Gospel groups, before graduating to the role of choir conductor on a BBC radio programme called The Gospel Train. She was asked to perform on the 35th anniversary of 'Songs of Praise', and The Kingdom Choir was born. In 2018 they stepped onto the global stage when they were invited to perform at the wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. Gillian asks Karen about her route into Gospel music. They discuss Gospel as a vehicle for hope, and whether there's any tension between performing faith-based music on a commercial stage. And what, if anything, the environmental movement might learn from Gospel music's part in the American Civil Rights Movement. Produced for BBC Audio in Bristol by Toby Field.

The Buzz 1: While the majority of solo parents are single mothers, up to 2.6 million families in the US are headed by single dads…The research on single fathers is limited. [healthline dot com] The Buzz 2: As a single dad, keeping a strong relationship between you and your child after a divorce is essential for your child's wellbeing.…children are less likely to engage in delinquent behavior if their father is actively engaged in their upbringing. [Licensed psychologist Robert Goldman, pittsburghparent dot com] The Buzz 3: “I've experienced all the different roles you have to play when there's nobody else around: a parent, a dad, a father, a stand-in mum, a confidant, always a butler or maid, a teacher and, most crucially, a friend.” [The Single Dad's Guide to the Galaxy by Roger McEwan] The Buzz 4: Support solutions specifically designed for single fathers are scarce. ACM research uses the Human-centered design methodology to engage single fathers in multiple research activities to gain insight into their support needs to inform potential designs for support interventions. [dl.acm dot org] The Buzz 4: In today's digitally connected world, parents have to manage their own relationship with the internet and mobile devices, along with managing their children's use of and exposure to the same technology. [pewresearch dot org] We'll ask Karen Gibson, Dustin Droen, Jason Blount, and Reggie Waterman for their take on The Future of Single Dads & Technology: Family Ties?

The Buzz 1: While the majority of solo parents are single mothers, up to 2.6 million families in the US are headed by single dads…The research on single fathers is limited. [healthline dot com] The Buzz 2: As a single dad, keeping a strong relationship between you and your child after a divorce is essential for your child's wellbeing.…children are less likely to engage in delinquent behavior if their father is actively engaged in their upbringing. [Licensed psychologist Robert Goldman, pittsburghparent dot com] The Buzz 3: “I've experienced all the different roles you have to play when there's nobody else around: a parent, a dad, a father, a stand-in mum, a confidant, always a butler or maid, a teacher and, most crucially, a friend.” [The Single Dad's Guide to the Galaxy by Roger McEwan] The Buzz 4: Support solutions specifically designed for single fathers are scarce. ACM research uses the Human-centered design methodology to engage single fathers in multiple research activities to gain insight into their support needs to inform potential designs for support interventions. [dl.acm dot org] The Buzz 4: In today's digitally connected world, parents have to manage their own relationship with the internet and mobile devices, along with managing their children's use of and exposure to the same technology. [pewresearch dot org] We'll ask Karen Gibson, Dustin Droen, Jason Blount, and Reggie Waterman for their take on The Future of Single Dads & Technology: Family Ties?

The Buzz 1: While the majority of solo parents are single mothers, up to 2.6 million families in the US are headed by single dads…The research on single fathers is limited. [healthline dot com] The Buzz 2: As a single dad, keeping a strong relationship between you and your child after a divorce is essential for your child's wellbeing.…children are less likely to engage in delinquent behavior if their father is actively engaged in their upbringing. [Licensed psychologist Robert Goldman, pittsburghparent dot com] The Buzz 3: “I've experienced all the different roles you have to play when there's nobody else around: a parent, a dad, a father, a stand-in mum, a confidant, always a butler or maid, a teacher and, most crucially, a friend.” [The Single Dad's Guide to the Galaxy by Roger McEwan] The Buzz 4: Support solutions specifically designed for single fathers are scarce. ACM research uses the Human-centered design methodology to engage single fathers in multiple research activities to gain insight into their support needs to inform potential designs for support interventions. [dl.acm dot org] The Buzz 4: In today's digitally connected world, parents have to manage their own relationship with the internet and mobile devices, along with managing their children's use of and exposure to the same technology. [pewresearch dot org] We'll ask Karen Gibson, Dustin Droen, Jason Blount, and Reggie Waterman for their take on The Future of Single Dads & Technology: Family Ties?

Canary Cry News Talk #503 - 06.29.2022 SCOTUSGEDDON Thirty Three Everywhere All the Time TAKE THE SURVEY HERE https://bit.ly/39VCG4D LINKTREE: CanaryCry.Party SHOW NOTES: CanaryCryNewsTalk.com CLIP CHANNEL: CanaryCry.Tube SUPPLY DROP: CanaryCrySupplyDrop.com SUPPORT: CanaryCryRadio.com/Support MEET UPS: CanaryCryMeetUps.com Basil's other podcast: ravel Gonz' New Youtube: Facelikethesun Resurrection  Gonz' Video Archive: Facelikethesun.Live App Made by Canary Cry Producer: Truther Dating App   LEAD POLYTICKS/JAN6/33 6:35 V / 3:46 P Ex-Seargent at arms dies before jan 6. hearing (NYP) → 33: Karen Gibson took over Sergeant of Arms on 3.22.2021 (NPR) 33 years of military (Senate)   TRUMP 13:11 V / 10:22 P Trump grabs the wheel (Complex) → Secret Service denies Hutchinson's Jan 6 tale (Washington Times) Trump Knew Jan. 6 Protesters Were Armed, Told Them to Go to Capitol Anyway (Vice)   SCOTUS/33 23:16 V / 20:27 P Fears of violence against pro-choice protests intensify amid wave of attacks (Guardian) Facebook labels abortion rights vandals as Terrorists following Roe Reversal (Intercept) → 33: Just 33% agree with Roe decision (Yahoo) → 33: One more blockbuster SCOTUS decision could be coming (Fox)   INTRO (M-W-F) 52:54 V / 50:05 P B&G Update V4V/Exec./Asso./Support   FLIPPY 55:50 V / 53:01 P Robots, Marines and the Ultimate Battle with Bureaucracy (Yahoo/Politico)   [Party, Ravel, Clips, Text, Clue] 1:11:03 V / 1:08:14 P   EPSTEIN DIDN'T KILL HIMSELF 1:15:16 V / 1:12:27 P Ghislaine Maxwell sentenced to 20 years (ABC)   SHILLZILLA 1:23:01 V / 1:20:12 P Hillary 2024? (CNN Politics) Note: 33: A 33-Year-Old Female Fights ‘Old Boys' Club' in Japan Election (Bloomberg)   NEWSOM SCIENCE/MONEY 1:39:25 V / 1:36:36 P Stimulus created inflation, Newsom announces “Inflation Relief Package” stimulus   [TREASURE/SPEAKPIPE/BYE YOUTUBE] 1:45:10 V / 1:42:21 P Sam Bankman Fried FTX is trying to buy Robinhood (Insider, Gonz Thread)   COVID/WACCINE/NK/CLIMATE CHANCE 2:03:17 V / 2:00:28 P Fauci gets the Paxlovid Rebound…Takes Paxlovid again… (ABC) CDC caught using false data to recommend kids' jab (DailyCaller/MSN) 33: US Maternal Mortality rate rises to 33% during pandemic, mostly minorities (ABC) → Elmo is waccinated (CNN Health)   MONKEYPOX 2:25:55 V / 2:23:06 P US to deploy 300,000 doses of monkeypox vaccines (CNBC)   BIBLICAL 2:31:51 V / 2:29:02 P ‘Biblical' swarms of giant Mormon crickets destroying crops in US West (Independent UK)    [TALENT] 2:42:41 V / 2:39:52 P   METAVERSE 3:04:03 V / 3:03:14 P 13 Egyptian Boy building Metaverse with mom's cloths (EuroNews) → → 2 year old becomes youngest to be accepted into MENSA (Breezy) → 33% devs skeptical of Metaverse privacy (Digital Info World) → 33 companies for music and the Metaverse (Music Ally) → Meta and 33 other firms form Metaverse Standard Forum (Blockchain Council Org)   SPACE 3:14:33 V / 3:11:44 P    [TIME/OUTRO] 3:23:13 V / 3:20:24 P   EPISODE 503 WAS PRODUCED BY… Producers Christian N, Robert R, MORV, Sir JC Knight of the Technosquatch, LX Protocol v2, Gail M, Sir Casey the Shield Knight, Darrin S, Veronica D   AUDIO PRODUCTION (Jingles, Iso, Music): Alaska Four 9, Jonathan F, Lloyd V   ART PRODUCTION (Drawing, Painting, Graphics): Dame Allie of the Skillet Nation, Sir Dove Knight of Rusbeltia,    CONTENT PRODUCTION (Microfiction etc.): Runksmash: Gonz opens the video and watches in horror, this is even worse than the Russian Mammoth Warriors attacking Ukraineian Shaman Soldiers! He quickly begins preparing for an emergency episode. Basil, on the other hand, is now trapped online with Rooster.   CLIP PRODUCER Emsworth, FaeLivrin, Epsilon   Timestamps: Mondays: Jackie U Wednesdays: Jade Bouncerson Fridays: Christine C   ADDITIONAL STORIES: Tiny swarms of robots will explore moons on Jupiter by 2030 (Phys.Org) NK works to prevent flood damages amid Covid Crisis (ABC) → Biden unwittingly helped finance Hunter's trysts with Russia-linked escorts (Washington Ex.)  → EXCLUSIVE: 'I think you're clear': VOICEMAIL from Joe Biden to Hunter about NY Times report on his Chinese business dealings proves he DID speak to his son about his relationship with criminal dubbed the 'spy chief of China' (DailyMail)  Jackson Brown to be sworn in as Justice Breyer to retire on Thursday (ABC) → Quotes from Gen Z on a post Roe World (Insider/Twitter) 101-year-old ex-Nazi guard sentenced to five years in prison (Breezy) Machine Gun kelly leaves own afterparty covered in blood (DailyMail) UK's Prince Charles accepted bags with millions in cash from Qatari PM (Times of Israel)  FAIL, attempt to replace tennis ball boys with dogs doesn't go well (DailyStar) Blink-182 Travis Barker hospitalized (LA Times) More and more AI is watching us (Wapo) Clip: Poisonous gas spreads, kills 10 in Jordan port (BNO) Commando Network Coordinates Flow of Weapons in Ukraine, Officials Say (NYT)  NATO, high alert, increase soldiers to over 300k from 40k amid Russia threat (Sky News)  Higher bills 'are a price worth paying': Backing Ukraine buys long-term freedom... even if the war sends costs rising, says Boris Johnson (DailyMail)  Putin ally warns NATO, any attempt to 'encroach' Crimea would be a 'declaration of war' (DailyMail)  Russia to provide nuclear-capable missiles and fighter jets to Belarus (Defense News)  $30B from Russian oligarchs frozen under REPO seizure effort (Washington Times)  Massive Trove of Gun Owners' Private Information Leaked by California Attorney General (The Reload) 

Sunday, 26th of June, 2022

The Buzz 1: Grateful people feel more optimistic and happy, better mitigate aversive experiences, and have stronger interpersonal bonds. Gratitude interventions have been shown to result in improved sleep, more frequent exercise, and stronger cardiovascular and immune systems. [psywb.springeropen.com] The Buzz 2: Children spend an average of 53 hours per week with digital media — video games, social media, reality TV, exposure to violence, virtual connections that replace face-to-face friendships – which researchers fear may be causing a decline in empathy. [doinggoodtogether.org] The Buzz 3: Expressing gratitude can positively change your brain. It boosts dopamine and serotonin, the neurotransmitters in the brain that improve your mood immediately, giving you those positive feelings of pleasure, happiness, and well-being. [healthcare.utah.edu] The Buzz 4: Gratitude apps will help you improve your mood by focusing on the good things in your life. [makeuseof.com] We'll ask Karen Gibson, Deslynn Jaquias, Sandy Davies and Sarah Klaiber for their take on The Future of Gratitude, Attitude, Mental Health and Technology.

The Buzz 1: Grateful people feel more optimistic and happy, better mitigate aversive experiences, and have stronger interpersonal bonds. Gratitude interventions have been shown to result in improved sleep, more frequent exercise, and stronger cardiovascular and immune systems. [psywb.springeropen.com] The Buzz 2: Children spend an average of 53 hours per week with digital media — video games, social media, reality TV, exposure to violence, virtual connections that replace face-to-face friendships – which researchers fear may be causing a decline in empathy. [doinggoodtogether.org] The Buzz 3: Expressing gratitude can positively change your brain. It boosts dopamine and serotonin, the neurotransmitters in the brain that improve your mood immediately, giving you those positive feelings of pleasure, happiness, and well-being. [healthcare.utah.edu] The Buzz 4: Gratitude apps will help you improve your mood by focusing on the good things in your life. [makeuseof.com] We'll ask Karen Gibson, Deslynn Jaquias, Sandy Davies and Sarah Klaiber for their take on The Future of Gratitude, Attitude, Mental Health and Technology.

The Buzz 1: Grateful people feel more optimistic and happy, better mitigate aversive experiences, and have stronger interpersonal bonds. Gratitude interventions have been shown to result in improved sleep, more frequent exercise, and stronger cardiovascular and immune systems. [psywb.springeropen.com] The Buzz 2: Children spend an average of 53 hours per week with digital media — video games, social media, reality TV, exposure to violence, virtual connections that replace face-to-face friendships – which researchers fear may be causing a decline in empathy. [doinggoodtogether.org] The Buzz 3: Expressing gratitude can positively change your brain. It boosts dopamine and serotonin, the neurotransmitters in the brain that improve your mood immediately, giving you those positive feelings of pleasure, happiness, and well-being. [healthcare.utah.edu] The Buzz 4: Gratitude apps will help you improve your mood by focusing on the good things in your life. [makeuseof.com] We'll ask Karen Gibson, Deslynn Jaquias, Sandy Davies and Sarah Klaiber for their take on The Future of Gratitude, Attitude, Mental Health and Technology.

If we don't learn how to shine Love and Light on our inner child, we may subconsciously pass on unhealthy habits to our children. As a parent coach and educator, Karen Gibson will share how to start healing your inner child to empower the way you parent your children. The biggest predictor of how we will be as parents is how we perceive our past. So, it's vital to acknowledge our childhood wounds to start the healing process if we want to be better present-day parents. Being aware of our triggers will help us trace back our feelings to specific childhood events that continue to trigger our inner child as adults. Listening to our unresolved feelings such as anger over unmet needs, rejection, insecurity, and anxiety while giving ourselves permission to experience and empathize instead of pushing them away is the key to identifying and validating the emotional pain we experienced in our childhood. Children will benefit from their parents healing their inner child, so they don't have to suffer from the same triggers their parents suffer as adults.

If we don't learn how to shine Love and Light on our inner child, we may subconsciously pass on unhealthy habits to our children. As a parent coach and educator, Karen Gibson will share how to start healing your inner child to empower the way you parent your children. The biggest predictor of how we will be as parents is how we perceive our past. So, it's vital to acknowledge our childhood wounds to start the healing process if we want to be better present-day parents. Being aware of our triggers will help us trace back our feelings to specific childhood events that continue to trigger our inner child as adults. Listening to our unresolved feelings such as anger over unmet needs, rejection, insecurity, and anxiety while giving ourselves permission to experience and empathize instead of pushing them away is the key to identifying and validating the emotional pain we experienced in our childhood. Children will benefit from their parents healing their inner child, so they don't have to suffer from the same triggers their parents suffer as adults.

Best Selling author, host of the B.E.S.T. Self Podcast, and the Best Self Catalyst Speaker Brad Dalton makes a surprise guest appearance on the Aloha Mindset Parenting set.  Aloha Mindset Parenting is hosted by rockstar human beings Karen Gibson, Melony Theis and Deslynn Jaquias.The #1 Best Seller,  DNA Of A Winner:  8 Steps to Building The Soulprint Of A Winner is on the market.  Grab your copy on Amazon searching the title or at www.braddaltongroup.comThe best investment made today will be the investment in YOU.  Your Best Self will never disappoint.  If you feel the show is worthy, please feel free to share with those you care about as it encourages others to be the their best selves.  We can all be 1% better today.Please feel free to review the show as it encourages others to listen in.  Brads success, personal development and empowerment  program, "Soulprint Elite" is now available and the team is accepting applicants.  Click here for a conversation or text "Soulprint Elite" to  208-353-0657.In its eighteen months on the market, 800+ cities have hopped onboard the B.E.S.T. Self Podcast.  Additionally, sixty countries have made the plunge into the success road at the time of this recording!   We welcome back Austin, Texas as well as Meycauayan, Province of Bulacan to the show!Audio only versions as well as interviews can be found at Spotify, iTunes, iHeart Radio, Google Podcast, Castbox, Apple Podcast, Deezer and most major podcast networks.Thank you for sharing!   Make it a great day!

Get ready for the LOVE LIGHT Holiday Jamboree! It's time to CELEBRATE as we close out 2021 and open our hearts to a brand New Year! We really appreciate our listeners and invite you to Join Dr. Jean Marie Farish, LOVE LIGHT Host, and amazing Guests from around the world who will share their heartfelt expressions and special free giveaways. Our Holiday wishes will bring LOVE to your hearts, PEACE to your soul, and JOY to the world! Gifts include books, free coaching sessions, private consultations, an artful masterpiece, workbook, postcards, and so much more! LOVE LIGHT Host, Dr. Jean Marie Farish, will be joined by Viki Winterton, Founder of Expert Insights Publishing, home of best-selling and award winning books and magazines, in a special holiday opening for this show vikigift.com . Guests will include Beth McBlain, Maverick Spirit Business Consulting, author, successful television producer, magazine and book editor; Selina Maitreya, Transformational Agent and Practical Spirituality Teacher and Consultant; Shelly Wilson, Intuitive Medium and Conscious Creator; Dr. Veronica Lynch, Founder of Blissed, an Inward Sanctuary and Wellness Retreat Center; Karen Gibson, Founder of Letting Go with Aloha and author of 'Mama's Gotta Let Go: How to Let Go without Losing Your Sanity'; Gary Stuart, Constellation Facilitator and Founder of Constellation Healing Institute; Susie Briscoe, Founder of Acer Coaching Associates; Drona Dewi, Well Fashion Image Consultant, Dr. Milly Diericx, Founder and CEO of Konscio 'Consciousness and Evolution'; Julie Coraccio, Certified Life Coach and professional life and end of life organizer; Dr. Igor Iwanek, Internationally Certified Yoga of Sound Instructor and Well-Being Diplomat; Rita Koivunen, author and Master Artist, Belinda Farrell, author of Find Your Friggin' Joy and expert in ancient Hawaiian Huna Healing; Dr. Karen Kan, Founder of the Academy of Light Medicine and The TOLPAKAN Healing Method; Jaz Gill, Lyricist-Author-Poet, and Melinda Kapor, photographer and author of 'This Time, Another: A Book of Poems'. We are grateful to our Guests for sharing their special holiday gifts and talents to bring more LOVE LIGHT into the world. CHEERS!

Get ready for the LOVE LIGHT Holiday Jamboree! It's time to CELEBRATE as we close out 2021 and open our hearts to a brand New Year! We really appreciate our listeners and invite you to Join Dr. Jean Marie Farish, LOVE LIGHT Host, and amazing Guests from around the world who will share their heartfelt expressions and special free giveaways. Our Holiday wishes will bring LOVE to your hearts, PEACE to your soul, and JOY to the world! Gifts include books, free coaching sessions, private consultations, an artful masterpiece, workbook, postcards, and so much more! LOVE LIGHT Host, Dr. Jean Marie Farish, will be joined by Viki Winterton, Founder of Expert Insights Publishing, home of best-selling and award winning books and magazines, in a special holiday opening for this show vikigift.com . Guests will include Beth McBlain, Maverick Spirit Business Consulting, author, successful television producer, magazine and book editor; Selina Maitreya, Transformational Agent and Practical Spirituality Teacher and Consultant; Shelly Wilson, Intuitive Medium and Conscious Creator; Dr. Veronica Lynch, Founder of Blissed, an Inward Sanctuary and Wellness Retreat Center; Karen Gibson, Founder of Letting Go with Aloha and author of 'Mama's Gotta Let Go: How to Let Go without Losing Your Sanity'; Gary Stuart, Constellation Facilitator and Founder of Constellation Healing Institute; Susie Briscoe, Founder of Acer Coaching Associates; Drona Dewi, Well Fashion Image Consultant, Dr. Milly Diericx, Founder and CEO of Konscio 'Consciousness and Evolution'; Julie Coraccio, Certified Life Coach and professional life and end of life organizer; Dr. Igor Iwanek, Internationally Certified Yoga of Sound Instructor and Well-Being Diplomat; Rita Koivunen, author and Master Artist, Belinda Farrell, author of Find Your Friggin' Joy and expert in ancient Hawaiian Huna Healing; Dr. Karen Kan, Founder of the Academy of Light Medicine and The TOLPAKAN Healing Method; Jaz Gill, Lyricist-Author-Poet, and Melinda Kapor, photographer and author of 'This Time, Another: A Book of Poems'. We are grateful to our Guests for sharing their special holiday gifts and talents to bring more LOVE LIGHT into the world. CHEERS!

Get ready for the LOVE LIGHT Holiday Jamboree! It's time to CELEBRATE as we close out 2021 and open our hearts to a brand New Year! We really appreciate our listeners and invite you to Join Dr. Jean Marie Farish, LOVE LIGHT Host, and amazing Guests from around the world who will share their heartfelt expressions and special free giveaways. Our Holiday wishes will bring LOVE to your hearts, PEACE to your soul, and JOY to the world! Gifts include books, free coaching sessions, private consultations, an artful masterpiece, workbook, postcards, and so much more! LOVE LIGHT Host, Dr. Jean Marie Farish, will be joined by Viki Winterton, Founder of Expert Insights Publishing, home of best-selling and award winning books and magazines, in a special holiday opening for this show vikigift.com . Guests will include Beth McBlain, Maverick Spirit Business Consulting, author, successful television producer, magazine and book editor; Selina Maitreya, Transformational Agent and Practical Spirituality Teacher and Consultant; Shelly Wilson, Intuitive Medium and Conscious Creator; Dr. Veronica Lynch, Founder of Blissed, an Inward Sanctuary and Wellness Retreat Center; Karen Gibson, Founder of Letting Go with Aloha and author of 'Mama's Gotta Let Go: How to Let Go without Losing Your Sanity'; Gary Stuart, Constellation Facilitator and Founder of Constellation Healing Institute; Susie Briscoe, Founder of Acer Coaching Associates; Drona Dewi, Well Fashion Image Consultant, Dr. Milly Diericx, Founder and CEO of Konscio 'Consciousness and Evolution'; Julie Coraccio, Certified Life Coach and professional life and end of life organizer; Dr. Igor Iwanek, Internationally Certified Yoga of Sound Instructor and Well-Being Diplomat; Rita Koivunen, author and Master Artist, Belinda Farrell, author of Find Your Friggin' Joy and expert in ancient Hawaiian Huna Healing; Dr. Karen Kan, Founder of the Academy of Light Medicine and The TOLPAKAN Healing Method; Jaz Gill, Lyricist-Author-Poet, and Melinda Kapor, photographer and author of 'This Time, Another: A Book of Poems'. We are grateful to our Guests for sharing their special holiday gifts and talents to bring more LOVE LIGHT into the world. CHEERS!

Get ready for the LOVE LIGHT Holiday Jamboree! It's time to CELEBRATE as we close out 2021 and open our hearts to a brand New Year! We really appreciate our listeners and invite you to Join Dr. Jean Marie Farish, LOVE LIGHT Host, and amazing Guests from around the world who will share their heartfelt expressions and special free giveaways. Our Holiday wishes will bring LOVE to your hearts, PEACE to your soul, and JOY to the world! Gifts include books, free coaching sessions, private consultations, an artful masterpiece, workbook, postcards, and so much more! LOVE LIGHT Host, Dr. Jean Marie Farish, will be joined by Viki Winterton, Founder of Expert Insights Publishing, home of best-selling and award winning books and magazines, in a special holiday opening for this show vikigift.com . Guests will include Beth McBlain, Maverick Spirit Business Consulting, author, successful television producer, magazine and book editor; Selina Maitreya, Transformational Agent and Practical Spirituality Teacher and Consultant; Shelly Wilson, Intuitive Medium and Conscious Creator; Dr. Veronica Lynch, Founder of Blissed, an Inward Sanctuary and Wellness Retreat Center; Karen Gibson, Founder of Letting Go with Aloha and author of 'Mama's Gotta Let Go: How to Let Go without Losing Your Sanity'; Gary Stuart, Constellation Facilitator and Founder of Constellation Healing Institute; Susie Briscoe, Founder of Acer Coaching Associates; Drona Dewi, Well Fashion Image Consultant, Dr. Milly Diericx, Founder and CEO of Konscio 'Consciousness and Evolution'; Julie Coraccio, Certified Life Coach and professional life and end of life organizer; Dr. Igor Iwanek, Internationally Certified Yoga of Sound Instructor and Well-Being Diplomat; Rita Koivunen, author and Master Artist, Belinda Farrell, author of Find Your Friggin' Joy and expert in ancient Hawaiian Huna Healing; Dr. Karen Kan, Founder of the Academy of Light Medicine and The TOLPAKAN Healing Method; Jaz Gill, Lyricist-Author-Poet, and Melinda Kapor, photographer and author of 'This Time, Another: A Book of Poems'. We are grateful to our Guests for sharing their special holiday gifts and talents to bring more LOVE LIGHT into the world. CHEERS!

Get ready for the LOVE LIGHT Holiday Jamboree! It's time to CELEBRATE as we close out 2021 and open our hearts to a brand New Year! We really appreciate our listeners and invite you to Join Dr. Jean Marie Farish, LOVE LIGHT Host, and amazing Guests from around the world who will share their heartfelt expressions and special free giveaways. Our Holiday wishes will bring LOVE to your hearts, PEACE to your soul, and JOY to the world! Gifts include books, free coaching sessions, private consultations, an artful masterpiece, workbook, postcards, and so much more! LOVE LIGHT Host, Dr. Jean Marie Farish, will be joined by Viki Winterton, Founder of Expert Insights Publishing, home of best-selling and award winning books and magazines, in a special holiday opening for this show vikigift.com . Guests will include Beth McBlain, Maverick Spirit Business Consulting, author, successful television producer, magazine and book editor; Selina Maitreya, Transformational Agent and Practical Spirituality Teacher and Consultant; Shelly Wilson, Intuitive Medium and Conscious Creator; Dr. Veronica Lynch, Founder of Blissed, an Inward Sanctuary and Wellness Retreat Center; Karen Gibson, Founder of Letting Go with Aloha and author of 'Mama's Gotta Let Go: How to Let Go without Losing Your Sanity'; Gary Stuart, Constellation Facilitator and Founder of Constellation Healing Institute; Susie Briscoe, Founder of Acer Coaching Associates; Drona Dewi, Well Fashion Image Consultant, Dr. Milly Diericx, Founder and CEO of Konscio 'Consciousness and Evolution'; Julie Coraccio, Certified Life Coach and professional life and end of life organizer; Dr. Igor Iwanek, Internationally Certified Yoga of Sound Instructor and Well-Being Diplomat; Rita Koivunen, author and Master Artist, Belinda Farrell, author of Find Your Friggin' Joy and expert in ancient Hawaiian Huna Healing; Dr. Karen Kan, Founder of the Academy of Light Medicine and The TOLPAKAN Healing Method; Jaz Gill, Lyricist-Author-Poet, and Melinda Kapor, photographer and author of 'This Time, Another: A Book of Poems'. We are grateful to our Guests for sharing their special holiday gifts and talents to bring more LOVE LIGHT into the world. CHEERS!

Get ready for the LOVE LIGHT Holiday Jamboree! It's time to CELEBRATE as we close out 2021 and open our hearts to a brand New Year! We really appreciate our listeners and invite you to Join Dr. Jean Marie Farish, LOVE LIGHT Host, and amazing Guests from around the world who will share their heartfelt expressions and special free giveaways. Our Holiday wishes will bring LOVE to your hearts, PEACE to your soul, and JOY to the world! Gifts include books, free coaching sessions, private consultations, an artful masterpiece, workbook, postcards, and so much more! LOVE LIGHT Host, Dr. Jean Marie Farish, will be joined by Viki Winterton, Founder of Expert Insights Publishing, home of best-selling and award winning books and magazines, in a special holiday opening for this show vikigift.com . Guests will include Beth McBlain, Maverick Spirit Business Consulting, author, successful television producer, magazine and book editor; Selina Maitreya, Transformational Agent and Practical Spirituality Teacher and Consultant; Shelly Wilson, Intuitive Medium and Conscious Creator; Dr. Veronica Lynch, Founder of Blissed, an Inward Sanctuary and Wellness Retreat Center; Karen Gibson, Founder of Letting Go with Aloha and author of 'Mama's Gotta Let Go: How to Let Go without Losing Your Sanity'; Gary Stuart, Constellation Facilitator and Founder of Constellation Healing Institute; Susie Briscoe, Founder of Acer Coaching Associates; Drona Dewi, Well Fashion Image Consultant, Dr. Milly Diericx, Founder and CEO of Konscio 'Consciousness and Evolution'; Julie Coraccio, Certified Life Coach and professional life and end of life organizer; Dr. Igor Iwanek, Internationally Certified Yoga of Sound Instructor and Well-Being Diplomat; Rita Koivunen, author and Master Artist, Belinda Farrell, author of Find Your Friggin' Joy and expert in ancient Hawaiian Huna Healing; Dr. Karen Kan, Founder of the Academy of Light Medicine and The TOLPAKAN Healing Method; Jaz Gill, Lyricist-Author-Poet, and Melinda Kapor, photographer and author of 'This Time, Another: A Book of Poems'. We are grateful to our Guests for sharing their special holiday gifts and talents to bring more LOVE LIGHT into the world. CHEERS!

Get ready for the LOVE LIGHT Holiday Jamboree! It's time to CELEBRATE as we close out 2021 and open our hearts to a brand New Year! We really appreciate our listeners and invite you to Join Dr. Jean Marie Farish, LOVE LIGHT Host, and amazing Guests from around the world who will share their heartfelt expressions and special free giveaways. Our Holiday wishes will bring LOVE to your hearts, PEACE to your soul, and JOY to the world! Gifts include books, free coaching sessions, private consultations, an artful masterpiece, workbook, postcards, and so much more! LOVE LIGHT Host, Dr. Jean Marie Farish, will be joined by Viki Winterton, Founder of Expert Insights Publishing, home of best-selling and award winning books and magazines, in a special holiday opening for this show vikigift.com . Guests will include Beth McBlain, Maverick Spirit Business Consulting, author, successful television producer, magazine and book editor; Selina Maitreya, Transformational Agent and Practical Spirituality Teacher and Consultant; Shelly Wilson, Intuitive Medium and Conscious Creator; Dr. Veronica Lynch, Founder of Blissed, an Inward Sanctuary and Wellness Retreat Center; Karen Gibson, Founder of Letting Go with Aloha and author of 'Mama's Gotta Let Go: How to Let Go without Losing Your Sanity'; Gary Stuart, Constellation Facilitator and Founder of Constellation Healing Institute; Susie Briscoe, Founder of Acer Coaching Associates; Drona Dewi, Well Fashion Image Consultant, Dr. Milly Diericx, Founder and CEO of Konscio 'Consciousness and Evolution'; Julie Coraccio, Certified Life Coach and professional life and end of life organizer; Dr. Igor Iwanek, Internationally Certified Yoga of Sound Instructor and Well-Being Diplomat; Rita Koivunen, author and Master Artist, Belinda Farrell, author of Find Your Friggin' Joy and expert in ancient Hawaiian Huna Healing; Dr. Karen Kan, Founder of the Academy of Light Medicine and The TOLPAKAN Healing Method; Jaz Gill, Lyricist-Author-Poet, and Melinda Kapor, photographer and author of 'This Time, Another: A Book of Poems'. We are grateful to our Guests for sharing their special holiday gifts and talents to bring more LOVE LIGHT into the world. CHEERS!

Get ready for the LOVE LIGHT Holiday Jamboree! It's time to CELEBRATE as we close out 2021 and open our hearts to a brand New Year! We really appreciate our listeners and invite you to Join Dr. Jean Marie Farish, LOVE LIGHT Host, and amazing Guests from around the world who will share their heartfelt expressions and special free giveaways. Our Holiday wishes will bring LOVE to your hearts, PEACE to your soul, and JOY to the world! Gifts include books, free coaching sessions, private consultations, an artful masterpiece, workbook, postcards, and so much more! LOVE LIGHT Host, Dr. Jean Marie Farish, will be joined by Viki Winterton, Founder of Expert Insights Publishing, home of best-selling and award winning books and magazines, in a special holiday opening for this show vikigift.com . Guests will include Beth McBlain, Maverick Spirit Business Consulting, author, successful television producer, magazine and book editor; Selina Maitreya, Transformational Agent and Practical Spirituality Teacher and Consultant; Shelly Wilson, Intuitive Medium and Conscious Creator; Dr. Veronica Lynch, Founder of Blissed, an Inward Sanctuary and Wellness Retreat Center; Karen Gibson, Founder of Letting Go with Aloha and author of 'Mama's Gotta Let Go: How to Let Go without Losing Your Sanity'; Gary Stuart, Constellation Facilitator and Founder of Constellation Healing Institute; Susie Briscoe, Founder of Acer Coaching Associates; Drona Dewi, Well Fashion Image Consultant, Dr. Milly Diericx, Founder and CEO of Konscio 'Consciousness and Evolution'; Julie Coraccio, Certified Life Coach and professional life and end of life organizer; Dr. Igor Iwanek, Internationally Certified Yoga of Sound Instructor and Well-Being Diplomat; Rita Koivunen, author and Master Artist, Belinda Farrell, author of Find Your Friggin' Joy and expert in ancient Hawaiian Huna Healing; Dr. Karen Kan, Founder of the Academy of Light Medicine and The TOLPAKAN Healing Method; Jaz Gill, Lyricist-Author-Poet, and Melinda Kapor, photographer and author of 'This Time, Another: A Book of Poems'. We are grateful to our Guests for sharing their special holiday gifts and talents to bring more LOVE LIGHT into the world. CHEERS!

Troostradio, een initiatief van Zuylen uitvaartverzorging in Breda, neemt u graag mee met onze 60e muziek podcast van ongeveer 60 minuten.Heeft u behoefte aan een troostend lied, stuur dan een verzoekje naar: troostradio@zuylen.nl Website: https://troostradio.blogspot.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/troostradio Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/troostradio.nl Als voice-over in deze collage hoort u Anjes.Hieronder volgt het overzicht.01 - Miss Montreal - Thank You (ft. Will Knox) 02 - Cliff Richard - Where or When 03 - I Muvrini - Terre d'oru (feat. Sting) 04 - Jan Tekstra en Yori Swart - Morgen 05 - Unheilig - Mein Stern Abschied06 - Julien Clerc · Francis Cabrel - Souffrir par toi nest pas souffrir 07 - Seasick Steve - Treasures 08 - Paul van Vliet - Er is nog zoveel niet gezegd 09 - Alexandre Desplat - Philomena part12 confession+ Anjes met het gedicht “ Leeg “10 - Ray Charles - If I Could11 - Lenette van Dongen - Stof in de wind 12 - Lisa Lois - Feels Like Home (Pseudo) 13 - Linda Ronstadt - Hay Unos Ojos (There Are Some Eyes) 14 - Karen Gibson and The Kingdom Choir - Stand by Me 15 - Queen - Love Of My Life 16 - Liesbeth List – WereldreisWij wensen u veel luisterplezier.

akaRadioRed welcomes three down-to-earth creatives. Marjory Wildcraft is an off-grid living expert and the author of The Grow System: The Essential Guide to Modern Self-sufficient Living, a simple system for producing half of what you eat in your backyard. She hosted Mother Earth News Online Homesteading Summit. Joy Traxler has traveled the globe studying how cultures handle death. She uses yoga, guided meditation and visualization, somatic movement and dance, and expressive arts as therapeutic processes for individuals, families, groups and retreats. Her upcoming book: Tears of Joy. Karen Gibson is a neuro-linguistic practitioner, parent coach and founder of “Letting Go with Aloha.” She is the author of Mama's Gotta Let Go: How to Let Go without Losing Your Sanity and 100 Parenting Tips Inspired by the Pandemic (Balboa Press). Join us for Read My Lips: Conquering Your Challenges with Creativity.

akaRadioRed welcomes three down-to-earth creatives. Marjory Wildcraft is an off-grid living expert and the author of The Grow System: The Essential Guide to Modern Self-sufficient Living, a simple system for producing half of what you eat in your backyard. She hosted Mother Earth News Online Homesteading Summit. Joy Traxler has traveled the globe studying how cultures handle death. She uses yoga, guided meditation and visualization, somatic movement and dance, and expressive arts as therapeutic processes for individuals, families, groups and retreats. Her upcoming book: Tears of Joy. Karen Gibson is a neuro-linguistic practitioner, parent coach and founder of “Letting Go with Aloha.” She is the author of Mama's Gotta Let Go: How to Let Go without Losing Your Sanity and 100 Parenting Tips Inspired by the Pandemic (Balboa Press). Join us for Read My Lips: Conquering Your Challenges with Creativity.

Holoholo owner and CEO Cecil Morton on what prompted him to create the Hawai'i ride-sharing business; tutor and parent Karen Gibson on her journey to publishing a book titled, "One Hundred Parenting Tips Inspired by the Pandemic"; Sage Creamery owners Zach Villanueva and Courtney Ro on starting a local business during COVID times; and PIDGINMOJI owner Ka'ohele Carlos on expanding the availability of the PIDGINMOJI Fortune Cookie in our islands.

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The Buzz 1: “There is a charm to letters and cards that emails and smses can't ever replicate, you cannot inhale them, drawing the fragrance of the place they have been mailed from, the feel of paper in your hand bearing the weight of the words contained within. You cannot rub your fingers over the paper and visualise the sender, seated at a table, writing, perhaps with a smile on their lips or a frown splitting the brow.” (Kiran Manral, The Face at the Window) The Buzz 2: “I've seen teenagers, young adults and grandparents cry after receiving a letter. That's the power we all possess. That's why I speak on the subject of Encouragement through the art of writing letters.” (Alexey Katko, 1000LettersOfEncouragement.com) The earliest letter was sent around 500 BC by Queen Atossa of Persia. Although paper was invented in 105 A.D, it wasn't until 1702 that it became cheap enough for people to afford it. On July 26, 1775, the US Post Office was created by the 2nd Continental Congress, to connect the people of America. At that time, it took 14 days for a letter to travel 100 miles. Now a letter from Hawaii to NY takes 3-7 days. Today, for $0.55 postage +$0.005 for paper + $0.15 for an envelope + $1 pen + 10 minutes of time, you can write a letter of encouragement and lift-up another person who can change the world around them. Letters remain a gem in human history. And new communication platforms like Clubhouse also help people connect to share meaningful encouragement. We'll ask Alexey Katko, Karen Gibson, MissG and Deslynn Jacquais for their take on The Future of Encouragement: Old-Fashioned Letter Writing & New-Media Clubhouse.

The Buzz 1: “There is a charm to letters and cards that emails and smses can't ever replicate, you cannot inhale them, drawing the fragrance of the place they have been mailed from, the feel of paper in your hand bearing the weight of the words contained within. You cannot rub your fingers over the paper and visualise the sender, seated at a table, writing, perhaps with a smile on their lips or a frown splitting the brow.” (Kiran Manral, The Face at the Window) The Buzz 2: “I've seen teenagers, young adults and grandparents cry after receiving a letter. That's the power we all possess. That's why I speak on the subject of Encouragement through the art of writing letters.” (Alexey Katko, 1000LettersOfEncouragement.com) The earliest letter was sent around 500 BC by Queen Atossa of Persia. Although paper was invented in 105 A.D, it wasn't until 1702 that it became cheap enough for people to afford it. On July 26, 1775, the US Post Office was created by the 2nd Continental Congress, to connect the people of America. At that time, it took 14 days for a letter to travel 100 miles. Now a letter from Hawaii to NY takes 3-7 days. Today, for $0.55 postage +$0.005 for paper + $0.15 for an envelope + $1 pen + 10 minutes of time, you can write a letter of encouragement and lift-up another person who can change the world around them. Letters remain a gem in human history. And new communication platforms like Clubhouse also help people connect to share meaningful encouragement. We'll ask Alexey Katko, Karen Gibson, MissG and Deslynn Jacquais for their take on The Future of Encouragement: Old-Fashioned Letter Writing & New-Media Clubhouse.

The Buzz 1: “There is a charm to letters and cards that emails and smses can't ever replicate, you cannot inhale them, drawing the fragrance of the place they have been mailed from, the feel of paper in your hand bearing the weight of the words contained within. You cannot rub your fingers over the paper and visualise the sender, seated at a table, writing, perhaps with a smile on their lips or a frown splitting the brow.” (Kiran Manral, The Face at the Window) The Buzz 2: “I've seen teenagers, young adults and grandparents cry after receiving a letter. That's the power we all possess. That's why I speak on the subject of Encouragement through the art of writing letters.” (Alexey Katko, 1000LettersOfEncouragement.com) The earliest letter was sent around 500 BC by Queen Atossa of Persia. Although paper was invented in 105 A.D, it wasn't until 1702 that it became cheap enough for people to afford it. On July 26, 1775, the US Post Office was created by the 2nd Continental Congress, to connect the people of America. At that time, it took 14 days for a letter to travel 100 miles. Now a letter from Hawaii to NY takes 3-7 days. Today, for $0.55 postage +$0.005 for paper + $0.15 for an envelope + $1 pen + 10 minutes of time, you can write a letter of encouragement and lift-up another person who can change the world around them. Letters remain a gem in human history. And new communication platforms like Clubhouse also help people connect to share meaningful encouragement. We'll ask Alexey Katko, Karen Gibson, MissG and Deslynn Jacquais for their take on The Future of Encouragement: Old-Fashioned Letter Writing & New-Media Clubhouse.

Karen Gibson wrote her first book just before the pandemic and then wrote a second book DURING the pandemic. She is a worker, and a thinker! And she comes to Hawaii Real to share her insights on #distanceeducation and where learning is going in the future. She has a Facebook live show Letting Go With Aloha and also posts TikToks of parenting advice! She's super awesome and making headway in figuring out how best to be a successful parent to GenZ. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hawaiireal/support

Talk about walking into a tough situation. Before the shattered windows were swept up in the January attack on the Capitol, the sergeants at arms of both the House and Senate, and the chief of the Capitol Police were all gone. Solving the long-term security issues for the Capitol falls to a new crew. For one view of what's ahead, Federal Drive with Tom Temin turned to one member of that crew, the new Senate Sergeant at Arms Ret. Army Lt. Gen. Karen Gibson.

“Vague wishes to improve my work life balance which have been in my mind for the last 5 years, have now been clearly detailed and actioned”   This was part of a review somebody left on this podcast a few weeks ago and it really intrigued me.   How many of us have listened to a podcast, or read a book or watched a video and felt motivated or inspired to do something, but then nothing changes.   We can't (and don't need to!) put absolutely everything that we learn into action, but I also know that the thing most of us struggle with is bridging the gap between knowing and doing. Doing things differently enough such that it brings about positive change.   I was delighted to track down the lady who wrote those words, Karen Gibson, and was even more grateful that she agreed to come on as a guest herself!   In our conversation she explains a little more about what she did, what had stopped her in the past, how she started to put the ideas into practice, and the difference it's made to her.   Everybody's situation is different of course, and there are plenty of general lessons in this that could be applied to yours.

Throughout history, kings and queens have rewarded those who have shown service, loyalty or gallantry with gifts or titles.In 1917 the Queen's grandfather, George V, developed a new order of chivalry, called the Order of the British Empire, as a way of rewarding both men and women who had made an outstanding contribution to the WWI war effort. Nowadays the Order of the British Empire is given for a variety of reasons such as:· making a difference in your community or field of work· long-term voluntary service· innovation and entrepreneurship· improving life for people less able to help themselves and · displaying moral courageHonours are also given to people involved in various fields including:· arts and media· health· sport· education· science and technology and · business and the economyKaren Gibson was included in this year’s Queen’s Birthday Honours List. So, who is Karen Gibson? Most of us know her as the vivacious lady who conducted her choir, The Kingdom Choir, through a gospel take of the 1960’s Ben E King song 'Stand by Me' at Meghan and Harry Royal Wedding. But there is a lot more to Karen and to her career than this one appearance. Meghan and Harry’s wedding was not the first royal gig for the Kingdom Choir. In 2000, The Kingdom Choir won a religious music competition organized by UK BBC Radio 2. In 2002 they were nominated for best U.K. choir at the Oasis Gospel Awards; that year, they were invited to perform at Buckingham Palace for the Queen's Golden Jubilee. They would go on to perform for Bill Clinton and Desmond Tutu, and the choir has performed alongside the likes of Elton John, The Spice Girls, and Luther Vandross.The wedding performance opened up new opportunities for Karen and choir. They signed a record deal, went of tours, posted loads of you tube videos, and were involved with TV ads including the 2018 Christmas Coca Cola ad., when the choir re-recorded the anthem Wonderful Dream (Holidays Are Coming). Karen is well deserving of her MBE for services to music. Speaking to the UK Mirror newspaper Karen describes it as a surprise and a shock but a tremendous honour adding it means such a lot. Karen says it is wonderful to be celebrated for the work that she has done for years and years, when she thought nobody was looking. She remains quite humble saying there are a thousand other people out there who are more worthy than she. Well Done Karen!Remember to check out my blog at www.kindthoughtsformeghanmarkle.com

Today's guest, Karen Gibson, Retired US Army Intelligence Officer knows that "to be a digital warrior means a commitment to continual lifetime training." Throughout her 33 years of military service she learned that building trust and a culture centered around offensive and defensive measures is critical to bridging the gap between Military Ops and Civilian Cyber Defenses in an increasingly digital environment.

This week, Iron Butterfly is joined by Karen Gibson, a former U.S. Army Lieutenant General who served as the Director of Intelligence for four different organizations, including CENTCOM and deployed Task Forces in Iraq and Africa. She shares her adventures at the exciting nexus of intelligence and operations, and brings listeners "inside the tent" where military decision-making happens. In this episode, Karen tells stories about the real impact of her work as a forward-deployed intelligence officer, shares her thoughts on James Bond, and reminds us all that there are human beings at the other end of everything we do. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The U.S. is always in the Middle East, but the details on why are fuzzy. Oil? Dictators? Or does it have something to do with a particular kind of body of water? And what would happen if the U.S. just disappeared from the region one day? We talk to Karen Gibson, former deputy director of U.S. national intelligence.

This week's podcast guest is Karen Gibson, the founder and director of the Kingdom Choir. She wrote for the Church Times last week about how her mother, a member of the Windrush generation, was asked not to return to a C of E church 50 years ago, but recently received an impassioned apology from its new vicar. Karen talks to Ed Thornton about her mother's reaction to the apology and the conversations that still need to happen within the Church to combat racism, as well as how the members of her choir have leaned on each other during lockdown. “We are wired for connection and community. We are wired to reach out and touch somebody. To hold, to hug; that is what we are wired for.” Podcast edited by Serena Long Picture credit: PA Get the Church Times delivered for 10 weeks for just £10: www.churchtimes.co.uk/10-weeks

Interview with entrepreneur, educator, proud mama and wife, and Hawai'i book author of “Mama's Gotta Let Go.” Karen shares her experiences as a Mother, educator, and book author. She felt incompetent as a mother while raising her second daughter. She gets vulnerable by sharing her experience in her first ever book entitled “Mama's Gotta Let Go.” She clarifies how she was at a loss as a parent and lends hope to other parents. Her passion to educate youth for 20 years carries on as she hones in to help parents. Join her Facebook group Mama's Gotta Let Go for weekly engagement. Find Karen on these social platforms: Instagram mamasgottaletgo and lettinggowithaloha Facebook Page Letting Go with Aloha Facebook Group Mamas Gotta Let Go Email kgbrainbuilders@gmail.com www.healingwithalohapodcast.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/healingwithaloha/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/healingwithaloha/support

Karen Gibson aka “Godmother of Gospel” who shot to worldwide fame in 2018 after she appeared conducting The Kingdom Choir at the Royal Wedding of Harry and Meghan – tells me about the Choir’s new single Real Love. We hear from the writer Caitlin Moran about her new film based on her memoir How To Build A Girl. We discuss why Black people are more likely to end up in the mental health system and be sectioned with Sophie Corlett of the charity Mind, the producer Tobi Kyeremateng, the psychotherapist Dawn Estefan and the co-director of Listen Up Research Jahnine Davis. Housing benefit discrimination has been judged unlawful and in breach of the Equality Act. Research done by the charity Shelter shows that ‘No DSS’ policies put women and disabled people at a particular disadvantage, because they are more likely to receive housing benefit. We hear from Shelter’s solicitor Rose Arnall, and its chief executive Polly Neate. As British Gymnastics, the UK Governing Body for the sport of gymnastics announces an independent review following concerns raised by several British athletes about a culture of mistreatment and abuse, Sarah whose four daughters trained locally in gymnastics and experienced varying degrees of abuse and Nicole Pavier, a retired member of the senior England gymnastic squad, share their stories. And Prof Dilys Williams the Founder and Director of CSF (Centre for Sustainable Fashion and Aja Barber a personal stylist and style consultant whose work focuses on sustainability and ethics, discuss the real price of fast fashion? Presenter: Jenni Murray Producer: Rabeka Nurmahomed Editor: Louise Corley Interviewed Guest: Dawn Estefan Interviewed Guest: Toby Kyeremateng Interviewed Guest: Janine Davis Interviewed Guest: Sophie Corlett Interviewed Guest: Rose Arnall Interviewed Guest: Polly Neate Interviewed Guest: Karen Gibson Interviewed Guest: Nicole Pavier Interviewed Guest: AJa Barber Interviewed Guest: Professor Dilys Williams Interviewed Guest: Caitlin Moran

Karen Gibson aka 'Godmother of Gospel' shot to worldwide fame in 2018 after she appeared conducting The Kingdom Choir at the Royal Wedding of Harry and Meghan. She joins Jenni to talk about the choir's new single, her passion for gospel music and her recent experience on Celebrity Masterchef. British Gymnastics, the UK governing body for the sport of gymnastics, has announced that there will be an independent review following concerns raised by several British athletes about a culture of mistreatment and abuse. These allegations follow similar conversations that are happening in America because of a new Netflix documentary exploring the Larry Nassar scandal. So what fuels a culture of neglect? And what are people within the gymnastic community hoping will happen now? Jenni discusses with a woman called 'Sarah' who has four daughters, all of whom trained in gymnastics and experienced varying degrees of abuse, and Nicole Pavier, a retired member of the senior England gymnastic squad. A pair of glamorous strangers, a bunch of adolescent siblings and some distracted adults sharing a beach for one long hot summer. Sounds like the perfect recipe for sexual intrigue and disaster. Award-winning author Meg Rosoff joins Jenni to discuss her new novel The Great Godden. In her new book X+Y, A mathematician's manifesto for rethinking gender, Dr Eugenia Cheng – who has spent many years in the male-dominated field of mathematics – draws on insights from her own subject and personal experience to radically reframe the whole discussion around gender. Producer: Louise Corley Editor: Jenni Murray

In this episode we chopped it up with Karen Gibson, an amazing father known for his viral Instagram videos with his son. In this episode, Kyren got a chance to dive deeper into who he is as a father, his growth as a man, and much more! Let's vibe! Host - Matthew Kirby (@meand3kirbys) Cohost -  Co-Founder, Jesse Alex (@meetjessealex) Song by - Jayson Lyric feat.  Taylor Morgan "Yellow Brick Road" For more: Follow @dear.fathers on  Instagram | dearfathers.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Karen talks with Mark about the influence gospel music in the States has had upon her, and the Royal who actually invited the Choir to sing at the Royal Wedding.Host: Mark ThompsonExecutive Producer: Adell ColemanDistributor: DCP EntertainmentFor additional content: Subscribe to the Make It Plain LIVE Daily Call-in Show Mon-Fri 7-9a ET at makeitplain.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Do you know your "Why"? Choir conductor Karen Gibson talks to Viv Groskop about intention, spirituality and making a mark in people's hearts. Oh, and owning the room when performing at the wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle... 

Choir conductor and workshop leader of London's The Kingdom Choir Karen Gibson calls into the podcast to talk about her career and the Stand By Me Album and Tour.

Karen is the inspirational gospel choir director of Kingdom Choir who shot to fame as a result of their rendition of ‘Stand by Me’ at the Royal Wedding in May 2018. Karen is also a dear friend of mine whom I’ve known for many years and who has encouraged so many people to find their voices and express themselves through singing in a choir. In this podcast we talk about some of the challenges and changes she has experienced since the Royal Wedding, what it is like to become a celebrity overnight and what that means in terms of being resilient and keeping in touch with your values and your integrity. Karen and the Kingdom Choir are currently on the Stand By Me tour in the USAFind out more about Karen here: https://kingdomchoir.com/about-the-kingdom-choir/Find them too on Instagram and Facebook#kingdomchoir #karengibson #gospelchoir #resilience #values #integrity #celebrity #7skillsforthefuture See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Premier's Lady T meets the woman who has been dubbed “Britain's godmother of gospel". Karen Gibson is the founder and director of The Kingdom Choir, which is best known for performing ‘Stand by Me' at the wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. In this in depth conversation, Karen shares her story and recounts what it was like to be involved in such a momentous occasion. The Profile is brought to you in association with Premier Christianity magazine. For a free sample copy of the latest issue visit premierchristianity.com/freesample

Please join me as I interview Karen Gibson, Cancer Survivor and patient advocate for KCCure and all around amazing person, now helps others going through a tough time to get their mindset in a place that will help strengthen them on their journey and come out stronger on the other side.A few links Karen mentioned during the interview:Book by Bernie Siegel-Love, Medicine, and Miracles. Discusses why people are living longer and what they do.Smartpatients.comClinicaltrials.govhttp://www.viacharacter.org/www/Character-Strengths-Surveyfree survey to discover your strengths. Helps to formulate a new passion and interests.As heard on 103.9 FM and 95.5 FM St. Augustine, Ponte Vedra Beach, Nocotee and from anywhere on staugustineradio.comPurchase Best Selling Book by Cathlene “The 30 Day Self Perception Makeover"Subscribe to Cathlene’s PodcastSubscribe to Manifesting Magic YoutubeCathlene's WebsiteCathlene's Charity Helping Handbags, USA See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode, Shawn Bolz interviews Karen Gibson. Did you see Karen leading the Royal Wedding Choir at the recent Royal Wedding? Karen is an award-winning choir conductor and workshop leader, known for her high level of quality in her work and expertise. She is named one of the best gospel choir conductors in the UK and around the world. Listen in as Shawn and Karen discuss the amazing God journey she took in her music career that placed her on a platform she never could imagine and how God’s favor has blown open major doors including leading the choir at the Royal wedding. Come, sit in on the conversation!

She can dance, she can sing, she can ice skate and act in gritty London based soap EastEnders: all round showbiz star Bonnie Langford joins us to talk about her show business career spanning 5 decades and her return to the Theatre Royal Drury Lane where it all began aged 7. Aged 15 George Green was a talented footballer and signed by Everton. Money and success at such a young age led him to drug and alcohol abuse, and 4 years later he was let go. He joins us to tell his story of pulling himself back from the brink. Previous Shed of the year winner Joel Bird extolls the virtues of carpentry for mindfulness. Karen Gibson shot to worldwide fame after she appeared conducting The Kingdom Choir at this year's Royal Wedding of Harry and Meghan. She joins us to talk about career highlights which also include singing for Nelson Mandela. Farmer and Countryfile presenter Adam Henson chooses The Strangler’s Golden Brown and Live on Mars by David Bowie and we have a listener's Thank you. Producer: Corinna Jones Editor: Eleanor Garland

Matt Dotray sits down to talk with Karen Gibson a candidate for Lubbock County Judge.

Matt Dotray sits down to talk with Karen Gibson a candidate for Lubbock County Judge.

Fresh from winning BBC Gospel Choir of the Year, the multiple choir conductor and workshop leader Karen Gibson talks to Sara Mohr-Pietsch about the choral music that inspires her.

If these 3 words strike fear into your very soul… then you’re not alone!  Improvising, chording and composing with piano students is something that many piano teachers avoid simply because it feels like uncharted territory. Teaching without a book can seem difficult… until now! During this podcast, we’re chatting with Karen Gibson and she’s here […]

Download this Episode (right click PC / cntrl click MAC) It’s “Tee Time” once again!  Join host Dr. Thomas Lamar of the Kingston North Kitsap Rotary Club as he sits down to talk “tee” with with fellow Kingston Rotarians, Breane Martinez and Karen Gibson — the cochairs for the 2012 Swing for Rotary Golf Classic. […]

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