Podcast appearances and mentions of Karen May

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What's on this weekend Steve Smith from Mackay Police on driver distractions Mackay Deputy Mayor Belinda Hassan is now confirmed as the Labor Candidate for the seat of Mackay in the upcoming elections Homelessness Week: Kayleigh Brewster from Chances House Karinda from Oh Deere Farmstay on the Can Fire & Field Dining event on August 24 Karen May re-elected as Mackay Deputy Mayor after Belinda Hassan steps down See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Girls just wanna have fun! (And boys too!) This week the resident mixologist and pourologist extraordinaire, Denny, was not available … so the remaining Crew had to act fast and find a guest host, and find one they did… they called upon their long time friend… the fun, the awesome, the cool, Karen May! Watch as these three chaotically make their way through multiple girly coolers and have lots of laughs as they do! But don't fret, Denny will be back next week, keeping the drinks flowing smoothly and succinctly! Thank you for watching! Please like, share and subscribe! Cheers!! Side Note- episode 25 was a travel podcast so that is only available on YouTube YouTube link below https://youtu.be/1Pv6dAv9iZ8

Well folks, the Dirty Glass Crew is back in full force with the return of Denny!! As if that news wasn't amazing enough, we have more….our great friend Karen May has decided to join us once again, this time as a guest! So join the Crew and Karen as they make their way through Georgian Bay via craft cocktails and gin! As always there will be lots of drinks, stories. Thank you for watching! Please share, like and subscribe! Cheers!

While Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (or PTSD) is a personal struggle, the effects do not stop at the victim. When a parent has PTSD, their words and actions can affect the mental health and development of children. This week's guest Karen May is the Associate Director of Military and Emergency Services Health Australia (MESHA) and is also currently working on her PhD at University of Adelaide focusing on developing a group program for service children living with parental post-traumatic stress. Karen has worked with different trauma populations across her 28-year career, from developing countries, refugees, homelessness, youth at-risk, indigenous young people, veterans and emergency service personnel, and their families. Karen's background is social science, community development, psychotherapy, advocacy, and research. Stay tuned as Karen delves into her lived experience of PTSD, and her experience co-parenting with a veteran partner with PTSD.

It is part of fandom culture to have something that will distinguish your own from the rest. Official light sticks and official fandom colors are just some of the most common fandom identifiers. In this episode, Kaydii is joined by her good friend Karen May, a graphic designer and k-pop concert photographer from NYC. She is also the incredible artist behind A'TIN's (SB19's Official Fandom) official fandom logo. "The fusion of a diamond and a windmill. A diamond will shine even with only a hint of light. A windmill will keep spinning as long as it is supported by the wind. SB19's fans are the light that makes SB19 shine. They are the wind that keeps SB19 going." - Karen May Out of 120 entries, only one was chosen by A'TIN, as well as the SB19 members themselves to represent their growing fandom. In this episode, we will learn about the journey of the official A'TIN fandom logo. If you enjoyed this episode, make sure to follow, leave a comment, rate, and review our podcast! It will mean so much to us. Let us know what you want us to talk about by messaging us on our following platforms Guest's Socials: Instagram/Twitter: @karenmayc Spill the Soju's Socials: Instagram: instagram.com/spillthesojupodcast Twitter: twitter.com/stspodph E-mail: spillthesoju@gmail.com Website: spillthesoju.carrd.co Shopee Link: https://shp.ee/scbzgbi Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/spill-the-soju/message #SpillTheSoju #Kpop #Ppop --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/spill-the-soju/message

Chris Holman speaks with Dr. Karen E. May, D.C., CCSP, CCIP, Momentum Health Neuropathy Center, Mason, MI. This conversation introduces her to Michigan business community and Business Beat audience. Chris covers in this discussion her career path. What have been the highlights of your business? How the company focuses exclusively on Neuropathy. Anything else you would like to let the Michigan business community know about? » Visit MBN website: www.michiganbusinessnetwork.com/ » Subscribe to MBN's YouTube: www.youtube.com/channel/UCqNX… » Like MBN: www.facebook.com/mibiznetwork » Follow MBN: twitter.com/MIBizNetwork/ » MBN Instagram: www.instagram.com/mibiznetwork/

It's officially Holy Week and the churches are still closed. Did you ever think you'd live to see the day? While our participation in this week's liturgies may look different than normal, we are still invited on the journey through the Lord's passion to His resurrection. Holy Week is the time our Lenten preparations bring us to the fulfillment of God's steadfast and faithful love. Is your heart ready? Today I am joined by author, speaker and spiritual director, Karen May, as she brings us on the journey from Holy Thursday to Easter Sunday. Karen narrows down what we should be reflecting on each day, and gives us her top recommendations for making this Holy Week at home intimate and sacred. Whether this Lent has been great, or you feel like a failure, it's time to hit the reset button and enter into the story alongside Jesus. You can learn more about Karen here: https://www.amayzinggraces.com/ and follow me on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/carolineroseowens/

K-Pop photographer, Karen May(@karenmayc), comes to talk about her experiences shooting live concerts, her preferences towards shooting a group vs. a solo artist, and who she hopes to shoot in the future.

Karen May, a Catholic writer and inspirational speaker, talks to us about her book, “Walking through Holy Week,” an in-depth guide to the stories and events that open up a deeply meaningful experience of Easter.

Karen May, a Catholic writer and inspirational speaker, talks to us about her book, “Walking through Holy Week,” an in-depth guide to the stories and events that open up a deeply meaningful experience of Easter.

Karn May is a Catholic writer, spiritual director, and inspirational speaker. She is the founder of Amayzing Graces, an inspirational online community. Karen talks to us about her book, “Walking through Holy Week,” an in-depth guide to the stories and events that open up a deeply meaningful experience of Easter.

Ihr habt euch vorgenommen 2020 endlich mal wieder Sport zu machen? Dann hilft euch vielleicht die „InnereSchweinehund-Ausschaltmechanik“ von Talkshow- und Lauflegende Dr. Hajo Schumacher, alias Achim Achilles. Außerdem erklärt Karen May, verantwortlich für die Tchibo Sportkleidung, wie eine nachhaltige Sportkollektion entsteht und warum es Sinn macht, dabei recycelte Garne und Ocean Plastik einzusetzen. Und damit euch nicht so schnell die Puste ausgeht, hat Tchibo Kaffee-Sommelier Benjamin Widegreen 5 Fakten zu Kaffee, die wach machen.

Dr. Jeanette welcomes Karen May, author of Be Not Afraid; Living With Faith in the Midst of a Fearful World to discuss what is the fear we are living with. Have been born into fear and live with fear of the unknown through shame, guilt and loss until the day we leave this world? What is the meaning of the world fear? Will we be able to let the chain go and be free to live a life of love, respect and honor without fear holding us at bay? As Dr. Jeanette shares: 'fear is the driver of the human existence and it is paralyzing people'. What does the bible say about fear and is there a purpose for it showing up at this time; perhaps so we can finally explore it in all its presence and allow it to release from our heart and soul. For more information visit: www.Amayzinggraces.com For guided support with health and fear with Dr. Jeanette visit: www.DrJeanetteGallagher.com

Dr. Jeanette welcomes Karen May, author of Walking Through Holy Week: A Journey Into the Story of Easter to share with us how to walk with purpose and respect for the story. This book is a daily guide with religious stories and references while also showing you how to take the written words and bring them into your life at the moment.  How are you living your life through the word of God? Are you absent unless it is a holiday or are you passive and just performing a ritual? Can you learn the full story and really engage your heart and soul to feel the moments in time that set our lives in motion? Which life are you leading and how can you stop and listen to the reason for Holy Week as the lessons that are shared can be life changing? Are you ready to step into the best form of you in caring, loving and serving each other? Is that not the purpose of life? For more information visit: www.AmayzingGraces.com

KAREN MAY, a Christian writer, spiritual director, speaker and leader of Women's Groups, joined us to discuss Holy Week, our walk with the Lord, Easter, and growing in your faith, as well as her book, "WALKING THROUGH HOLY WEEK". From Her Website: "On the surface, my story doesn’t seem that interesting. I was raised Catholic, never left my faith, got married to my high school sweetheart, and am raising a family in suburban Texas. Most people’s lives look a bit like this from the outside. However, when we peek inside, we always see that there’s much more to the story. Yes, I was raised in faith, and always believed that God was personal and invested in me, I was a child, and had the faith of a child. God was “up there” as a Great Puppeteer and would bend down to pull some strings and move some scenery when I really needed it.​ My high-school sweetheart was an atheist. He was important to me, and I was pretty sure that this was the one God intended for me. Even so, when he asked me to marry him, I said that I would on the condition that he attend church with me each week. He agreed, we married, and he remained true to his promise – challenging, questioning, or complaining almost every time we left Mass. Then, ten years into our marriage, he discovered that his challenges, questions and complaints were all leading to a discovery of God for himself. In fact, his challenges, questions, and complaints helped lead to an explosion in my own faith. Suddenly I was face to face with a God that was not only personal and invested, but was so close that I couldn’t separate myself from Him if I tried. Actually, there was no way I would ever want to at that point. ​​ Because of my husband, I learned that challenges, questions, and complaints may feel like rejections of our faith, but are actually moments of searching for truth and an authentic desire for answers that satisfy our souls. When someone asks, “How can you believe in a God who would do this?” Don’t you think they would love for an answer that allows them peace? Aren’t they desperate for a God they can rely on, even in the face of suffering or tragedy? I have found that it’s only in building our own faith and understanding that we can hope to be true witnesses to so many who are themselves searching."

NOW YOU CAN CLICK ON THE TIMELINE TO FIND YOUR FAVORITE SEGMENT(S) OR LISTEN TO THE WHOLE SHOW! Please check out our full radio show, or snippets contained within, from Monday, April 8, 2019, wherein we discussed: 0:00 - Hello, Introduction, Update, and Today's Show Details 4:23 - The Music of "DONNA SUMMER" 6:03 - Arrogant Al Enters the Fray! 8:23 - No "Sugar Rush"? - OH NO!!! 11:31 - New Rules for Living In The Community 16:42 - MUSIC - "On The Radio" - Donna Summer 19:59 - Part 1 of my Interview with author, Karen May 37:03 - MUSIC - "McArthur Park" - Donna Summer 41:03 - "Name That Tune" Contest - 3 Songs by Britney Spears 51:49 - Who is Happiest? Dog or Cat Lovers? 54:10 - Al's Baseball Quiz for Paul - Part 3 58:09 - JOKES! (All About HOUSES) As a reminder, you can catch all of our live shows on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays at 11:00 am (EDT) on "Impact Radio USA", through the following site: http://www.ImpactRadioUSA.com (click on LISTEN NOW) (NOTE: Each live show is also repeated at 5:00 p.m., 8:00 p.m., and 11:00 p.m. on the same day) Enjoy!

Michael Rogers talks with Dr. Karen May, chiropractic sports physician and owner of Momentum Health Centers in Mason. Dr. May is a member of SBAM’s Leadership Council and talks about health, wellness and entrepreneurship.

There are many great reasons for entrepreneurs like you to belong to the Small Business Association of Michigan. “Oh my gosh. So the biggest thing for me is that it was owner to owner.” Dr. Karen May is the owner of Momentum Health Centers in mid-Michigan and a member of SBAM’s Leadership Council. “I've been a part of other organizations and it could be employees sitting there and it was difficult because as owners, we have such a unique, unique set of circumstances and talking to an employee is very different than talking to an owner. So when I went to the Leadership Council meeting last fall, it was just a breath of fresh air to talk to other people who know what we're doing know the level of involvement that we're in and the ground level with our own businesses. But then it was great to see those leaders who have gone ahead and they have bigger businesses, growing businesses and everyone is accessible. If I reach out to somebody within a span because I think that they have a knowledge base that I need everyone is so kind and takes the time to work with each other and to help each other out.” Karen also values the way that SBAM keeps her informed on important small business legislative issues. “I have never been in the political realm because I've always been focused on my business. So sitting at the different legislative meetings helped me to understand what's out there who is out there, what are our candidates. So it's taken an opportunity for me to educate myself at a deeper level outside of my little microcosm. So that's been wonderful to us. SBAM has been been well worth our investment.” Leverage the value of your involvement with the Small Business Association of Michigan. Learn more by calling today at 800-362-5461.

In our debut episode, Karen May (Vice President of People, Google) sits down with Anderson Cooper (CNN, journalist, television personality, and author) to talk about mindfulness, media, his guilty pleasures and living intentionally at Wisdom 2.0’s Mindfulness in America Summit in New York. Links and more information below…   Follow Wisdom 2.0: Twitter @Wisdom2conf Facebook @wisdom2conference Website wisdom2conference.com  

In 1911, three British explorers made a perilous 70-mile journey in the dead of the Antarctic winter to gather eggs from a penguin rookery in McMurdo Sound. In this week's episode of the Futility Closet podcast we'll follow the three through perpetual darkness and bone-shattering cold on what one man called "the worst journey in the world." We'll also dazzle some computers and puzzle over some patriotic highways. Intro: In 2014, mathematician Kevin Ferland determined the largest number of words that will fit in a New York Times crossword puzzle. In 1851, phrenologist J.P. Browne examined Charlotte Brontë without knowing her identity. Sources for our feature on Apsley Cherry-Garrard: Apsley Cherry-Garrard, The Worst Journey in the World, 1922. Sara Wheeler, Cherry: A Life of Apsley Cherry-Garrard, 2007. "Scott Perishes Returning From Pole," Salt Lake Tribune, Feb. 11, 1913. Paul Lambeth, "Captain Scott's Last Words Electrify England and World by Their Pathetic Eloquence," San Francisco Call, Feb. 12, 1913. Hugh Robert Mill, "The Worst Journey in the World: Antarctic, 1910-1913," Nature 111:2786 (March 24, 1923), 386-388. "Cherry-Garrard, Explorer, Dead," New York Times, May 19, 1959. "Obituary: Apsley Cherry-Garrard," Geographical Journal 125:3/4 (September-December 1959), 472. James Lees-Milne, "From the Shavian Past: XCII," Shaw Review 20:2 (May 1977), 62. W.N. Bonner, "British Biological Research in the Antarctic," Biological Journal of the Linnean Society 14:1 (August 1980), 1-10. John Maxtone-Graham, "How Quest for Penguin Eggs Ended," New York Times, Oct. 2, 1994. Gabrielle Walker, "The Emperor's Eggs," New Scientist 162:2182 (April 17, 1999), 42-47. Gabrielle Walker, "It's Cold Out There," New Scientist 172:2315 (Nov. 3, 2001), 54. Edward J. Larson, "Greater Glory," Scientific American 304:6 (June 2011), 78-83. "When August Was Cold and Dark," New York Times, Aug. 8, 2011, A18. Robin McKie, "How a Heroic Hunt for Penguin Eggs Became 'The Worst Journey in the World,'" Guardian, Jan. 14, 2012. Matilda Battersby, "Cache of Letters About Scott Found as Collection of His Possessions Acquired for the Nation," Independent, July 19, 2012. Karen May, "Could Captain Scott Have Been Saved? Revisiting Scott's Last Expedition," Polar Record 49:1 (January 2013), 72-90. Karen May and Sarah Airriess, "Could Captain Scott Have Been Saved? Cecil Meares and the 'Second Journey' That Failed," Polar Record 51:3 (May 2015), 260-273. Shane McCorristine and Jane S.P. Mocellin, "Christmas at the Poles: Emotions, Food, and Festivities on Polar Expeditions, 1818-1912," Polar Record 52:5 (September 2016), 562-577. Carolyn Philpott, "Making Music on the March: Sledging Songs of the 'Heroic Age' of Antarctic Exploration," Polar Record 52:6 (November 2016), 698-716. Listener mail: Robinson Meyer, "Anti-Surveillance Camouflage for Your Face," Atlantic, July 24, 2014. Adam Harvey, "Face to Anti-Face," New York Times, Dec. 14, 2013. "How to Find a Spider in Your Yard on a Tuesday at 8:47pm." This week's lateral thinking puzzle was contributed by listener Petr Smelý, who sent these corroborating links (warning -- these spoil the puzzle). You can listen using the player above, download this episode directly, or subscribe on iTunes or Google Play Music or via the RSS feed at http://feedpress.me/futilitycloset. Please consider becoming a patron of Futility Closet -- on our Patreon page you can pledge any amount per episode, and we've set up some rewards to help thank you for your support. You can also make a one-time donation on the Support Us page of the Futility Closet website. Many thanks to Doug Ross for the music in this episode. If you have any questions or comments you can reach us at podcast@futilitycloset.com. Thanks for listening!

Marc Lesser co-founded the Search Inside Yourself Leadership Institute (SIYLI) with Google engineer and author of the New York Times bestseller, Chade-Meng Tan. He is the CEO of SIYLI taking Google’s #1 training program to thousands of senior executives, entrepreneurs and professionals around the world. Previously, Marc founded a multi-million dollar publishing company, managed a Zen monastery for 10 years and has written three books including ZBA: Zen of Business Administration. He now sits on the SIYLI board with the likes of Arianna Huffington and the VP of Google’s People Development, Karen May. During this very personal conversation, Marc shares his fascinating story from childhood to living in a Zen centre, founding a multi-million dollar publishing company and then teaming up with a Google engineer to create the hugely successful Search Inside Yourself Program. Moved by the pain of loss and the love of psychology and literature, Marc shares what what influenced his path to Zen, entrepreneurship and being part of a vision to create a more peaceful world.