Podcast appearances and mentions of karen hudson

In this episode of Sciographies, we talk to Karen Hudson (MES'02), an educator and principal of Auburn Drive High School […] The post Episode 43 – Karen Hudson, Educator (S6E7) appeared first on CKDU Podcasts.

Nova Scotian educator Karen Hudson received an honourary doctorate of civil law this week. She pioneered the first Afrocentric Cohort in math and literacy within a public school. She talks about her journey with guest host Pauline Dakin.

Join us for a night of theater at the Muny! Muny CEO Kwofe Coleman tells us what makes this outdoor theater so special, how the nature setting adds to productions, and why so many continue to attend shows year after year. Later, MDC's Karen Hudson guides us around Forest Park and tells us about MDC's partnership with the Muny. Learn more and visit at muny.org! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Join us for a night of theater at the Muny! Muny CEO Kwofe Coleman tells us what makes this outdoor theater so special, how the nature setting adds to productions, and why so many continue to attend shows year after year. Later, MDC's Karen Hudson guides us around Forest Park and tells us about MDC's partnership with the Muny. Learn more and visit at muny.org!

We all have a passion for something. Mine is cooking and hunting. Others may be motorcycles, Golfing, hiking, fishing or really anything else that makes someone happy and fulfilled doing. One thing that is remarkable about finding ones passion is it can happen anytime in life, passions change as we age. So it's never to late to find that one thing you are absolute obsessed with. My guest today found her passion for Archery and hunting after retirement and has really taken to it. Karen is an advocate for women in the outdoors and helps with different women based events and courses teaching other women about the wonderful sport of Archery and hunting. Let me tell you...she is one hell of a shot!! I hope you all enjoy this conversation as much as I did. Don't forget to follow us on Instagram, Facebook and Youtube for more content. Cheers! 

Jackie Janning-Lask, AFLCMC Engineering Director and Karen Hudson, Chief of the Avionics Engineering Division, attended the 37th Annual Black Engineer of the Year Awards and STEM Conference in National Harbor, Maryland earlier this month. In addition to Hudson receiving the Black Engineer of the Year Outstanding Achievement Award, they both participated in a “A Day in the Life of an Air Force Engineer/Scientist” panel discussion.

On today's episode of the Wise Elders podcast, Matt continues his quest for wisdom by sitting down with Karen Hudson, a mentor of his and a social worker with over 40 years of experience working with homelessness. First, Karen fills us in on what's been going on in the world of homelessness these past couple years (1:30). Then, we explore how Karen's professional social work  experience can inform wisdom (18:00). Finally, the Self Assessed Wisdom Scale (SAWS) guides a conversation about wisdom (35:30).

What if you were one question away from an extra $15K in your account? That's exactly what happen to our guest today, Karen Hudson. Karen is in our 100X Acceleration Level 2 program and recently took our sales challenge. During that challenge the members were all on a mission to add as much value to people as possible within 30 days. By the time the month came to an end, Karen made more money in a month than she ever had before and more important she SERVED more people too!  Listen in to hear Pedro and Karen talk about the question that Karen used that led to so many sales, along with lessons she learned along the way.   Connect with Pedro: Want more 100X? Follow Pedro on Instagram @PedroMAdao, like us on Facebook 100x, or go to www.100xacademy.com. Want to know more about challenges? Go to challengesecrets.com

In 1792, nearly 1,200 Black loyalists left Nova Scotia and set sail for Sierra Leone. The British failed to keep their promises to the loyalists so they were given the opportunity to leave. A new art installation at the Canadian Museum of Immigration pays tribute to those who left by featuring letters written to them by present-day Nova Scotians. Kathrin Winkle is the coordinator of the community project and Karen Hudson wrote one of the letters.

In Honor of Black History Month Alice and Judy are interviewing some very important people who have made a difference in the lives of others. Check out this Episode with Gary and Karen Hudson who is Alice's brother and sister-in love. ENJOY!

Auburn Drive High principal Karen Hudson talks about the challenges and supports for African Nova Scotian students being home schooled during the pandemic.

Arnold Randall, General Superintendent of the Forest Preserve District of Cook County, explains how they are preparing to adapt to and to attempt to mitigate climate change. Thad King, Crystal Clair and Karen Hudson follow up on the threat posed by a CAFO to a downstate organic farm. Rick DiMaio reports on the continuing wet, cool weather.

Agricultural advocates Diane Rosenberg, John Ikerd and Karen Hudson chat with the Journal Star's Steve Tarter about factory farming and socially responsible agriculture, and highlight the free screening of the documentary "Right to Harm" tonight at the Peoria Riverfront Museum Giant Screen Theater.

Crystal Clair, Thad King and Karen Hudson talk about the fight to keep a CAFO from being sited next to Sunset Lake Organics in Adams County, Illinois. Nicole Doucet from Open Water explains why they're selling water in aluminum cans rather than plastic bottles. Bill McLaughlin from the United State Botanic Garden in Washington, D.C. and Joe Heidgen from Shady Hill Gardens in Elburn, Illinois, talk about old and new poinsettias.

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Dr. John Ikerd, Craig Watts, and activist-farmer Karen Hudson talk about how to change industrial agriculture. Dr. Michael Schuck and Dr. Nancy Tuchman from Loyola University Chicago discuss their open source online textbook called Healing Earth.

LaManda Joy from the Peterson Garden Project previews GnomeDependence Day. Mike and Peggy follow up on factory farm issues in Illinois with Karen Hudson from Illinois Citizens for Clean Air and Water and farmers Craig Porter and Carrie Johnson.

The celebrities you see on television or on the big screen are often very different from the characters they play. Karen Hudson will share some surprising insights about celebrities she has met during her career in show business. Karen Hudson's life story might be titled "From Out-House to Penthouse”. Karen grew up on a farm in Kansas where she attended a one-room school that was built in the 1880's. The school had no running water and out-house toilets. The Penthouse would be her 25 year career as a Costumer in the Hollywood Television and Film Industry. Karen's claim to fame is that her name appears on the credits of the pilot and every episode for "Hill Street Blues" as the Women's Key Costumer. Karen began designing Opera costumes as an under-graduate at Wichita State University in Wichita, Kansas. She continued studying at The University of Texas at Austin where she received a graduate-degree in Costume Design and Directing. While in Austin, Karen designed costumes for "Carrascolendas", a children's show for PBS. Since retiring from the Film Industry, Karen has taken the knowledge she gained as a costumer and written a book, "Dressed to Speak, Live and in the Media". It outlines how to dress when you will be filmed in Hi Definition and on Green Screen. These concepts are also effective when choosing what to wear to connect with people in everyday life such as in a Job Interview. In High School Karen began speaking as a member of the Debate Team. Since 1991 she has expanded her speaking experience to include Toastmasters where she achieved a DTM, Distinguished Toastmaster speaking level. Karen currently speaks about Dressing to Connect and achieve your goals. You can find Karen on-line at karenthudson.com

Mike and Peggy break the story about how a factory farm in Fulton County, Illinois reapplied for a permit just days after withdrawing it. Illinois farmers and activists Karen Hudson and Craig Porter call in from from central Illinois.

Karen Hudson, also recognized in entertainment industry circles as Kay Konnect is the Deputy Editor of MommyNoire.com, a parenting site dedicated to mature, multicultural women seeking organic dialogue about parenthood in the digital space. A unique place for critical and creative engagement, MommyNoire responds to the desire of this cosmopolitan community with tips and advice in every aspect of parenting, including marriage, relationships, sex, career mobility, education, finance, fitness, nutrition, community, and philanthropic work. Explorations of the jet-setting lifestyles of celebrity moms such as Beyonce, Nia Long, Monica, Tia Mowry- Hardrict, Kelis, Mel B, and Jada Pinkett fuel inspiration and aspiration. Coverage of front row fashion, eclectic beauty, makeup, exquisite food, modern home decor, entertainment, and travel help women realize the full aesthetic potential of their new lives as moms. Karen has worked in the fields of writing, media, marketing, advertising, fashion, the arts and education. She is the former Editor-in-Chief of Mixtape Magazine, a print publication dedicated to mixtape DJs and emerging Hip Hop artists, as well as former freelance writer for Allhiphop.com. In 2005, she graduated Cum Laude from Northeastern University with a Bachelor’s Degree in Liberal Studies, with a focus on the Art and Structure of Storytelling. She also holds a degree in Advertising Sales and will soon graduate with a master's degree in Media Studies.  She is the mother of a 2 year old, busy toddler. Due to a high risk pregnancy, her son, Kannon, was born at 30 weeks. She spent two months in the hospital on bed rest and he spent an additional 8 weeks in the NICU. That experience shifted her priorities to pursuing a career that sheds light on the parenting journey.

This week on Mom Talk Radio, registered dietician, Louise Goldberg, tells us about the importance of the nutrient lutein and other healthful tips. Susan Shapiro Barash author of The Nine Phases of Marriage: How to Make It, Break It and Keep It. Dr. Robert Sears answers our questions about colic. The Mom's Roundtable discusses tips for getting back into a routine at the beginning of the school year. Karen Hudson from MommyNoire.com. This show is sponsored by Lands' End and Family Circle.

Also on the show, authors Lilly Hill and Karen Hudson about their new book A Feminine Manifesta which speaks to how hard women are on themselves, how things have gotten harder for women in some ways since the last womens movement, and how we can break the habit of being our own worst critic.