Podcast appearances and mentions of katherine parker

Host Jeremy C. Park talks with Katherine Parker, Founder of the Boundless Kids, and Andy Bailey, CEO and Founder of Boundless, who both highlight the growth and development of Boundless Kids, a nonprofit organization teaching children the power of setting and achieving personal goals, having a growth mindset, personal accountability, staying true to the commitments they make to themselves and others, and being proactive rather than reactive to achieve more than they ever thought possible. During the interview, Andy shares how Boundless Kids was an outgrowth of their work with Boundless, which takes high performing adults to new levels of performance through a structured program designed to convert dreams into action. As they helped more adults and couples grow their abilities and live a more purposeful, results-driven Boundless Life, parents asked if they could offer a similar program for their kids. So, Boundless Kids takes their proven Boundless model and a similar approach to help children and change their perspectives. They use a structured program with online elements and one-on-one coaching sessions with a certified Boundless coach. Kids identify their passions, strengths, and interests and set seasonal goals with mid-season check-ins to assess progress and offer guidance to stay on track.Katherine and Andy discuss the Boundless Kids model and share some success stories. They talk about working with underserved communities and their desire to help open access to more children through scholarships, emphasizing the importance of teaching children to take ownership of their lives and careers, setting them up for success in the future. They talk about some of the different ways the community can support their efforts, such as connecting them to local youth serving nonprofits and providing financial contributions to underwrite scholarships for more children to access their services.Katherine and Andy also discuss their new venture, the Boundless Farm, a retreat facility in West Tennessee for learning, growth, and connection. Boundless Farm is a stunning 111-acre property with 10 acres of fully stocked lakes, 40 acres of manicured grounds, and 30 acres of agricultural fields, offering a unique space for leaders, teams, and guests seeking an optimal environment for reflection, collaboration, and rejuvenation. They have already hosted several groups since its opening in December, and they plan to expand their services to include local community connections and nonprofits, and to offer retreats for both adults and children.Visit https://boundlesskids.org to learn more about Boundless Kids. Visit https://boundless.me to learn more about Boundless. Visit https://boundlessfarm.com to learn more about the Boundless Farm.

Forests hold stories—ancient memories woven into their roots, whispered through their leaves, and carried on the wind. In this special gathering, Katherine Parker invites us into a deeper relationship with the Forest as both a place and a presence.We begin by exploring the connection between Forests and ancestral memory, touching on how these living landscapes hold the echoes of those who came before. Katherine then shares a Forest story, offering a glimpse into the mythic consciousness that has long honored the wisdom of trees.From there, we turn to practice—ways to attune to the intelligence and consciousness of the Forest, to listen rather than simply observe, and to experience the Forest not as separate from us, but as a part of who we are.This session is an invitation to slow down, to listen, and to remember. Join us as we step into the stillness and presence of the Forest together.Katherine Parker, PhD is a Wilderness Rites of Passage Guide and recovering psychologist. She wanders the liminal space between mythology, psychology, and animism, looking for ancestral connections. Kat is an oral storyteller in the tradition of the British Isles and created the podcast Celtic Medicine Stories. She writes “Adventures in the Otherworld, the Science and Mythology of the non-ordinary” on Substack. You can learn more about her work at https://ancestralconnection.earthSupport the show

Traveling alone can be daunting for some, but for those seeking a transformative experience, Katherine Parker-Magyar's journey through Sri Lanka offers a compelling narrative of adventure, introspection, and cultural immersion. As a seasoned travel writer and enthusiast, her exploration with Souljourn Yoga in this jewel of the Indian Ocean showcases how travel can be a gateway to self-discovery and meaningful connection with local communities.For those yearning to explore new horizons without the confines of conventional tourism, Souljourn Yoga retreats provide a unique blend of yoga practice, cultural immersion, and community engagement. Founded by Jordan Ashley, these retreats are not just about physical exercises but also about contributing positively to the destinations they visit. Each retreat partners with local non-profits, such as the Rosie May Foundation in Sri Lanka, focusing on girls' education and women's empowerment.The Souljourn Yoga retreat in Sri Lanka unfolds over eight days in Hikkaduwa, a scenic coastal town in the southwest. Despite the challenges of reaching Sri Lanka, the retreat begins each day with sun salutations and lakeside swims, catering to both novice and seasoned yoga practitioners alike. The focus isn't solely on physical practice but also on mindful travel and making a positive impact through community partnerships.Visiting Sri Lanka isn't just about exploring its natural beauty; it's also about delving into its cultural tapestry. Full moon ceremonies, such as those observed at temples like Sri Pushparama in Malawenna, offer insights into Buddhism—a philosophy that resonates with the impermanence of life. Engaging with local communities, such as through the Think Pink Sri Lanka program, adds a dimension of social responsibility and cultural exchange to the journey.Central to Souljourn Yoga's philosophy is the idea of leaving a positive impact on the places visited. Partnering with organizations like the Rosie May Foundation, the retreats support local initiatives that empower women and enhance educational opportunities for girls. This commitment transforms the travel experience into a meaningful exchange where participants not only explore but also contribute to sustainable development.Throughout the retreat, yoga serves as a pathway to introspection and self-discovery. Participants are encouraged to look inward, fostering a deeper understanding of themselves while embracing the beauty and challenges of travel. As Jordan Ashley aptly puts it, "We go inward to go outward," emphasizing the transformative power of yoga beyond physical exercise.Katherine Parker-Magyar's journey through Sri Lanka with Souljourn Yoga encapsulates the essence of meaningful travel—a blend of adventure, cultural immersion, and personal growth. Beyond the allure of its landscapes and wildlife, Sri Lanka offers a profound connection to its people and traditions. Through yoga and community engagement, travelers not only explore new horizons but also contribute positively to the places they visit, leaving behind a legacy of empowerment and understanding.Support the Show.TripCast360 --- It's all about travel, lifestyle and entertainment.Web: TripCast360.com.Twit: https://twitter.com/TripCast360FB: https://www.facebook.com/TripCast360Insta: https://www.instagram.com/tripcast360/

We are so excited to welcome Nora Kirkpatrick, who played Katherine Parker, to the podcast! Join us as we discuss Nora's experience acting on Greek, her writing & directing projects, and so much more. Follow Nora on instagram @noramkirkpatrick

Learn about what all exciting exhibits will be at the North Atlanta Home Show this weekend at the Gas South Convention Center.  Two Duluth men are facing murder charges in the death of an Atlanta man who died earlier this month from wounds he sustained in a beating that occurred in December. Master Police Officer Hideshi Valle said Bryan Alvarado and Yeison Alvarado have been charged with allegedly killing Raul Diaz-Villalba. Diaz-Villalba was attacked on December 20 and officers found him unconscious and bleeding with multiple lacerations, a swollen face, wounds all over his head and discoloration. The officers provided aid at the scene and Gwinnett fire officials took him to a local hospital. Diaz-Villalba died on January 14 and the Gwinnett Medical Examiner's Office concluded this week that the injuries to his head were the cause of death. The suspects have each been charged with felony murder, aggravated assault, aggravated battery, robbery and false imprisonment. Gwinnett County Public Schools outpaces the state of Georgia when it comes to the percentage of Asian and Latin-ex teachers it has on its staff, but the percentage of people from those communities who serve in principal positions lags behind the student demographics, a staffing consultant told district leaders on Thursday. The stats were presented as part of a presentation on equity in talent management systems that Alma Advisory Group CEO Monica Rosen made to the Gwinnett school board during a work session. The presentation covered a variety of staffing issues, including diversity of staff and employee retention. Despite the underrepresentation of Asian and Latin-ex in leadership roles in the district, GCPS does outpace the state in representation of both groups in teaching positions. Rosen presented data that showed Asian and Pacific Islander teachers make up 4.12% of teachers in GCPS, compared to 1.49% of teachers statewide. Similarly, Latin-ex teachers make up 5.99% of the GCPS teacher workforce, compared to 2.79% statewide. But, Latin-ex people make up 7.8% of principals in GCPS despite the fact that Latin-ex students are the largest population block in GCPS, making up 34.3% of the student body. Meanwhile, there were virtually no Asian principals in GCPS even though Asian students make up 11.5% of the student population. GCPS does lack behind the state in the percentage of teachers who are Black. That figure is 27.15% statewide, but just 23.59% in GCPS. Black people make up 36.17% of people serving in principal positions while Black students make up 32.17% of the student population. White people hold 53.9% of principal positions and 60.2 percent of teacher positions while white students make up about 17% of the student population. An incredibly thin margin separated Brookwood and North Gwinnett again Saturday night at West Gwinnett Aquatic Center. And for the second straight year, Brookwood emerged as the Gwinnett County champion in girls swimming and diving. The Broncos scored 1,186 points, only 11 ahead of North, which is still seeking its first county title. The Bulldogs were second by only five points at the 2022 county meet. Brookwood maintained its long-running dominance in the meet with its ninth straight county championship and 20th in the past 24 seasons. Brookwood got its scoring off to a nice start thanks to its divers — Chloe Brothers won the county title and teammate Kristen Davis was sixth Saturday morning — then the swimmers did their job later in the evening. Sophomore Hailey Dopson led the way with a win in the 100-yard freestyle in 51.75 seconds, and she followed it with a county meet-record in the 100 backstroke with a first-place swim in 55.06. The old 100 back record was set at 55.22 in 2016 by Mill Creek's Katherine Parker. The Broncos also won the 200 freestyle relay in 1:37.36 with Dopson as the anchor on a relay with teammates Nicole Amike, Sophie Hamilton and Emma Greene. Dopson also was on a runner-up 200 medley relay. Braselton's Community Development department is launching a new volunteer work force to help with town events and welcome visitors. Nicknamed the “Bee-Team,” volunteers will be assigned to welcome visitors and help staff event preparation and/or office tasks. An informational meeting is set for January 24 at 6:30 p.m. in the Civic Center, located at 27 East Lake Drive adjacent to the town's parking deck downtown. B-Team members will be asked to complete a brief application, attend an orientation and begin learning local history. For more information, Pinnell can be reached by e-mail at apinnell@braselton.net  Gwinnett police said they are investigating a homicide that appears to be domestic related after a shooting Sunday evening at a Norcross area apartment complex. According to Corporal  Evanko, Gwinnett police responded to a person shot call at Canopy Glen Apartments just after 6 p.m. The incident appeared to have stemmed from a domestic dispute. When officers arrived on scene, they located an adult male with a gunshot wound who died from his injuries on scene. Evanko said investigators are talking with a female believed to be related to the incident and the investigation is ongoing. The motive for the shooting is unknown. Gwinnett police are asking anyone who has information to share in the case to contact GCPD detectives or crime stoppers. The new year brought a big change for the Gwinnett Chamber's On Topic series this past week. The first installment of the series in 2023 was held on Wednesday and it marked the introduction of Porter Steel as the series new presenting sponsor. Why is that a big deal? Well, it was the first time in well over a decade that someone other than RocketIT has been the presenting sponsor of the monthly information and lunch series. Porter Steel is a Lilburn-based company that specializes in structured steel and architectural metal for construction projects. Company President Cole Porter said the company is interested in helping the community and it sees sponsoring On Topic on to do that. He also said he sees value in the monthly series, where officials and experts give presentations on a wide array of topics ranging from transportation and schools to economic outlooks. The Gwinnett Daily Post is giving away a family four pack of tickets to Fernbank Museum. Call ‪(404) 997-8655 and leave a voicemail for your chance to win four tickets for Fernbank.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Katherine Parker is a gifted empath, intuitive, author and the visionary founder and developer of Resonance Alchemy, a new system of healing and personal development which utilizes the vibrational frequencies of higher dimensional sacred seed syllables. We discuss this profound path to healing and wholeness that can support us in awakening, transforming and coming back into unity consciousness. Katherine's website: https://www.resonancealchemy.com/ New Introduction to Resonance Alchemy class begins Feb. 19, 2023 For more info: Heather Ensworth - risingmoonhealingcenter.com To become a patron: patreon.com/heatherensworth

Working Girl released December 20th, 1988, and stars Sigourney Weaver, Melanie Griffith, Harrison Ford, Alec Baldwin, and Joan Cusack, just to name a few. In this episode host, Julia Washington and her guest Libby Saylor break down the trope of pitting women against each other, the origin story of characters like Katherine Parker, and how Working Girl holds up. Ads PCMMJ Book Club Exhausted Creatives Join Patreon YouTube 

At some point along the ride we've all heard or said the phrase, "It's easy being a kid". But is it really? We think not.The environments for our children are shaping them from the earliest onset of life. On the home front, at daycare, early education, social circles, the list of influences goes on and on and on as we age and become more aware. And that's how we grow, how we learn. But unfortunately, children at large have been left to "figure it out" the hard way without the necessary tooling and strategies to really understand what matters most...themselves. To truly discover and ignite their emotional intelligence, their creativity, their intuition, their trust and beliefs of self, and so much more.So what does it take to help a child become the creator of their destiny and avoid some of the modern pitfalls our youth are experiencing today?Our guest is Katherine Parker, Founder of Boundless Kids/Teens – a program dedicated to helping today's youths envision the future, set goals based on this vision and create a plan to start achieving their goals, one day at a time. And not in the ways that you might imagine.  MORE ABOUT KATHERINE:Katherine strives to live every part of her life around the mantra, “Yes, You Can!” This spirit is the driving force behind her Boundless journey. Her goal is to impact over ten thousand young people through the Boundless Kids Kamp, with at least half coming from inner cities and low-income households. She also aspires for the Boundless Kids Book to earn the title “best-seller” and reach the hands of fifty thousand children. Long-term, she anticipates the Boundless Ranch being known as one of the top 10 wellness hubs worldwide.Katherine Parker lives in Brentwood TN, just south of Nashville, though she thrives in the outdoors. Her hobbies include mountain climbing, camping, traveling, and documenting her adventures through photography. Some of her most exciting excursions include climbing Mt. Sherman – a 14er in Colorado – swimming in the cenotes of Tulum and taking a hot air balloon ride through the Denver skies. She is passionate about health and enjoys crafting a home-cooked meal and challenging herself with consistent, arduous workouts. Even in her spare time, Katherine is always striving to get 1% better each day by reading, learning, and absorbing new information.CONNECT WITH KATHERINE & BOUNDLESS KIDShttps://boundless.me/https://boundless.me/boundless-self/https://boundless.me/boundless-self/#panel2vhttps://boundless.me/boundless-self/#panel4vhttps://boundless.me/boundless-self/#panel3vhttps://boundless.me/boundless-adventures/https://boundless.me/boundless-kids/https://www.linkedin.com/in/katherine-parker-746379101/katherine@boundless.mehttps://www.instagram.com/kparke16/CONNECT WITH OWL & KEYwww.owlandkey.colinktr.ee/owlandkeywww.instagram.com/owl_and_key/https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/unlocked/id1576289623

Greg Jenner is joined in the 18th century by historian Dr Katherine Parker and comedian James Nokise on a maiden voyage across the Pacific Ocean with Captain Cook. Join us as we discover why Tahititi is always a good idea, how many men you can fit on a ship built for only fifteen and how the exceptional art of Polynesian navigation techniques led to the creation of the first maps of the area. You're Dead To Me is a production by The Athletic for BBC Radio 4. Research by Claudia Treacher and Rosanna Evans Written and produced by Emma Nagouse and Greg Jenner Assistant Producer: Emmie Rose Price-Goodfellow Project Management: Siefe Miyo and Isla Matthews Audio Producer: Abi Paterson

The advantages of yoga are limitless. Mix it with the benefits of massage and you get a super-powered therapeutic fusion known as Yomassage. Inclusivity and accessibility are core to Yomassage - a combination of touch, gentle stretch, and mindfulness for relaxation and healing. Join us in our chat with this week's guest, Yomassage cofounder, Katherine Parker, to learn how this new phenomenon is bridging gaps in the wellness world!

I sat down and spoke to Travel Writer, Katherine Parker-Magyar, in detail about what people can look forward to in terms of travel in 2022. Katherine talked to me about some of the destinations she feels people can travel to in 2022 as the world has opened up. We spoke at great length about Fiji being the number 1 hotspot for everyone. It was a fascinating talk, and I look forward to travelling to some of the places Katherine talked about during this episode. You can also watch the episode on my YouTube channel (https://youtu.be/GVSVzq5kVb0). For people with hearing impairment, subtitles are available on YouTube. #journorequest #prrequest #publicrelations #travelwriter #2022travel ... Chapters 0:00 Intro 0:31 Welcome Katherine 2:36 How has life been since I last spoke to Katherine 8:21 Where should people travel to in 2022-Why Fiji 11:31 Is it budget-friendly to travel to Fiji 13:58 In what way can you travel to Fiji, whether that's solo or with friends or as a couple 18:38 Is Fiji an untapped location, and can they handle the influx of tourists 21:06 What other destinations does Katherine recommend people to travel to 27:21 Are all those places once again budget-friendly 30:36 Where Katherine sees herself this year and going forward 33:56 Summary & Outro ... Stay connected with Katherine. Website https://www.katherineparkermagyar.com/ Instagram https://www.instagram.com/katherineparkermagyar/ Twitter https://twitter.com/kpm1231 Facebook https://www.facebook.com/katie.parkermagyar ... Stay connected with me Website https://shebsthewanderer.com/ Instagram https://www.instagram.com/shebsthewanderer/ Twitter https://twitter.com/ShebsAlom Facebook https://www.facebook.com/shebsthewanderer/

In what is a dose of pure positivity for a Monday, Alvanley Family Practice's award-winning Nursing Director and Practice Nurse Katherine Parker joins Ben on this week's Ockham podcast to give us an insight into the work of Primary Care nurses and how they can make a difference when stepping into leadership roles. Katherine details her own journey; where she sits within the wider practice team, the empowerment she has been given oversee the clinical workload and the innovation that she and her team continue to champion in their area. She also reflects on the impact of PCNs, the pandemic and how other practices and networks can better attract, retain, recognise, and champion their own nursing workforce, so that there is greater confidence in promoting general practice nursing across the board.   Introduction (10 secs) Katherine's role within the practice (24 secs) The remit of a Nursing Director (1 min 10 secs) Alignment with Practice Manager, Kay (1 min 56 secs) Celebrating and championing innovation (2 mins 42 secs) Group Consultations (3 mins 33 secs) Why group consultations work (5 mins 5 secs) A more efficient use of time? (5 mins 53 secs) Social prescribing and the Alvanley Health Champions (6 mins 47 secs) What are Alvanley's key objectives when it comes to social presciribing? (8 mins 19 secs) Wellness Navigators (9 mins 4 secs) The benefits of a non-medical approach (11 mins 5 secs) Katherine's view of PCNs, from a nursing perspective (11 mins 37 secs) Valuing Primary Care nurses (12 mins 33 secs) Recruitment and retention (13 mins 25 secs) Advocacy and empowerment of nurses (14 mins 54 secs) The impact of Covid (16 mins 28 secs) Ninja nursing! (18 mins 38 secs) Advice for GPs and practices (19 mins 19 secs) Finding out more & getting in touch (20 mins 34 secs)   The Alvanley Family Practice Facebook page can be found here A wealth of resources can be found when searching for Katherine Parker and / or Kay Keane online (other search engines are available!) More about Katherine the Ninja Nurse here Finally, you can make direct contact with Katherine here

What would you do if... After planning what will be the perfect winter weekend getaway in Jamaica, just before leaving, you realize that your passport has expired.  About The Guest Katherine is a freelance writer covering travel, lifestyle, literature, & culture. Her work has appeared in Architectural Digest, Departures, Forbes, The Week, Business Insider, TripSavvy, The Daily Beast, World Travel Magazine, Tasting Table, Elite Daily, Popsugar, Brit + Co, Go Overseas, Quest Magazine, and the Recorder Newspapers, where she began her career as a reporter. She earned her master's degree with honours in literature from the New School. Website: Katherine Parker-Magyar Resources, Tips & Tricks: Whether dealing with the Embassy or Insurance etc., always write down the full name and contact info of the person you spoke with as well as the date and time. If it's your fault admit that you made a mistake instead of trying to blame everything and everyone  Markdown the date of the passport of expiry in your calendar and set a reminder a few months away to allow time to get it renewed Check the expiry of your passport before starting to plan your trip Make a copy of your passport and keep them in your bags and on your person. Also, keep your passport number accessible within an email to yourself or on your phone

Katherine Parker-Magyar shares with Angela what she loves about travel and how she's made it as a travel writer, even during the Covid-19 pandemic.  To connect with Katherine, visit her website: https://www.katherineparkermagyar.com, or follow her on social media outlets: Instagram  @KatherineParkerMagyar , Twitter @Kpm1231, Facebook  Katherine Parker-Magyar, or LinkedIn Katherine Parker-Magyar.Tiger Tops Elephant Camps: https://tigertops.com/lodges/elephant-camp Yeti Mountain Home: https://yetimountainhome.com/ Mountain Travel Nepal: https://www.mountaintravelnepal.com/ Inside the Happy House: https://www.forbes.com/sites/katherineparkermagyar/2020/09/15/inside-the-happy-house-edmund-hillarys-favorite-retreat-in-nepal/?sh=f8e77e9299bc 2020 Travel Goals: https://www.forbes.com/sites/katherineparkermagyar/2019/12/11/2020-travel-goals-10-bucket-list-trips-for-the-next-decade/?sh=35acaedc5f9d Rainbow Mountain Peru: https://www.rainbowmountainperu.com/ Thank you for listening!  Please take a moment to rate, review and subscribe to the Media in Minutes podcast here or anywhere you get your podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/media-in-minutes/id1555710662  

S1, Ep8This week's episode is packed with adventure as New York-based travel writer Katherine Parker-Magyar talks about her exciting career. From a champagne breakfast in the Nepali jungle to  going off-grid on an eco-tour in the Amazon, her first travel assignment in Hawaii, and sleeping in the world's highest lodges in Peru - Katie has some amazing stories to share. Katie's travels are always driven by the people she meets and having that deeply immersive experience.  As a writer, her mission is to bust the myths and stereotypes about other countries and cultures. "People are not their politics," she said after a visit to China. Katie also talks about why outdoor adventure travel is perceived as something masculine (and why it shouldn't be)  and how she pleasantly surprised herself on a trekking adventure in Peru.Plus - if you've ever wondered how you get into travel writing, Katie shares plenty of tips throughout the episode. Enjoyed this episode? Remember to subscribe so you don't miss out.You can also follow the True Travel Podcast on Instagram: @truetravelpodcast and Twitter: @truetravelpod.Buzzsprout is the #1 podcast hosting platform and made launching the True Travel Podcast really easy. As a subscriber, you get tons of guides, from finding the right equipment at the right price to growing your podcast organically; as well as detailed analytics to see how people are listening, tools to promote your episodes, and more.Start your free trial with Buzzsprout now.(Affiliate disclaimer: Following this link lets Buzzsprout know we sent you, gets you a $20 Amazon gift card if you sign up for a paid plan, and helps support the show).

Katherine Parker, Co-founder of Yomassage® joins the podcast to talk about “The Reason You Aren't Getting New Massage Clients”.Full show notes available at https://massagebusinessblueprint.com/e372-the-reason-you-aren-t-getting-new-massage-clients-with-katherine-parker

Meet KATHERINE PARKER-MAGYAR, a travel writer for the likes of Forbes, Business Insider, World Travel Magazine and more. Find out what it is like to travel now and how to be prepared! https://www.katherineparkermagyar.com/ For more information on SailTrek SOC: https://sailtreksoc.com/ #yachting #yachtcrew #yachtinginternationalradio #diversity #equality #timeforachange #humanrights #diversity #inclusion #culture #diversityandinclusion #pride #lgbtq #education #diversitymatters #unity #women #equity #leadership #representationmatters #peace #lgbt #disability #loveislove #nature #mentalhealth #gay #yachtinginternationalradio #diversity #diversityandinclusion

Meet KATHERINE PARKER-MAGYAR, a travel writer for the likes of Forbes, Business Insider, World Travel Magazine and more. Find out a bit about her, where she has been and her favorites when it comes to the Caribbean. For more on Katherine: https://www.katherineparkermagyar.com/ To view the show Secrets of the Caribbean: https://vimeo.com/ondemand/secretsofthecaribbean @katherineparkermagyar #yachting #yachtcrew #yachtinginternationalradio #diversity #equality #timeforachange #humanrights #diversity #inclusion #culture #diversityandinclusion #pride #lgbtq #education #diversitymatters #unity #women #equity #leadership #representationmatters #peace #lgbt #disability #loveislove #nature #mentalhealth #gay #yachtinginternationalradio #diversity #diversityandinclusion

Katherine spoke to me Live on the 21st of September 2020 on my Instagram about how she started off her writing career, and how she became successful within a couple of years. I discussed where the initial love for travel started with Katherine, and I spoke to her about some of her transformative travel experiences. Katherine used to be based in New York but moved across to Wyoming during the lockdown. She does state it was temporary. Even though she couldn't travel internationally after March 2020, Katherine travelled across the State on road trips. She spoke to me about how her life was completely different before she started writing about travel. She worked in advertising and knew it wasn't a career path she wanted to continue in. Katherine told me that she started off being a high school reporter, which is where her passion for journalism came from. Katherine talked to me about how you can start writing about anything and everything, whether about fashion, politics etc. and then eventually falling into a topic you want to write about. It's about building that writing portfolio in her eyes. Katherine also discussed with me the need to write objectively as well. She explained that many travel blogs are too subjective, and many bloggers need to start thinking about writing objectively as they can influence people worldwide. She clarifies that there isn't much policing in the blogging industry, leading to one-sided views. Katherine has had her work published in major publications such as Forbes and Tripsavvy. When it comes to travelling, she has been to all four corners of the world. It has been non-stop for the last few years for her. Katherine plans to travel more when the world opens up again. When she isn't writing or travelling, Katherine loves to socialise with her friends and family. Katherine also loves to read a good book. I thoroughly enjoyed my talk with Katherine. The time flew by, and I reckon I could have spoken to her all day about her life and career. I look forward to seeing what else Katherine accomplishes in the near future. You can also watch the episode on my YouTube channel (https://youtu.be/7Epy8kzGh80). For people with hearing impairment, subtitles are available on YouTube. #travelpodcast #podcast #traveljournalist #travelwriter ... Stay connected with Katherine. Website https://www.katherineparkermagyar.com/ Instagram https://www.instagram.com/katherineparkermagyar/ Twitter https://twitter.com/kpm1231 Facebook https://www.facebook.com/katie.parkermagyar ... Stay connected with me. Website https://shebsthewanderer.com/ Instagram https://www.instagram.com/shebsthewanderer/ Twitter https://twitter.com/ShebsAlom Facebook https://www.facebook.com/shebsthewanderer/

Are you ready for a trip to The Bahamas? We are joined by our Adventure Travel writer extraordinaire Katherine Parker […] The post Adventures of The Bahamas appeared first on TripCast360.

What To Do If... While crossing the border from Jordan into Palestine the souvenir sword you purchased starts setting off every single security alarm and light? You are accused of carrying a weapon and brought into the office for further interrogation. About The Guest Katherine is a freelance writer covering travel, lifestyle, literature, & culture. Her work has appeared in Architectural Digest, Departures, Forbes, The Week, Business Insider, TripSavvy, The Daily Beast, World Travel Magazine, Tasting Table, Elite Daily, Popsugar, Brit + Co, Go Overseas, Quest Magazine, and the Recorder Newspapers, where she began her career as a reporter. She earned her master's degree with honours in literature from the New School. Website: Katherine Parker-Magyar Resources, Tips & Tricks: Look into having your hotel ship your valuable items or possible items like knives and swords that could be taken away at customs. Even though it's a souvenirs rules around what accepted and not accepted differ from airport to airport Being upfront with security about what's in your suitcase can possibly cause an alarm to go off Look at what allowed in your carryon and things differ from country to country Label where you bought things so you can remember where everything came from. Sponsors: Toronto Bloggers Collective (Toronto Based Facebook Group) Website | Facebook Group GPSmyCity Blog Post & App Articles Standard Luggage Blog Post | Buy Now SquadCast – Tool for recording remote podcast interviews

YomassageⓇ co-founder Katherine Parker joins the podcast to talk about online scheduling and all its quirks and benefits.Full show notes available at http://massagebusinessblueprint.com/e355-using-online-scheduling-effectively-with-katherine-parker

Traveler writer, Katherine Parker Magyar, joins Amy to share her story and dive into this present moment: travel finally opening up again. We talk through the latest travel trends, from Europe opening up, to vaccine passports, and from eco-travel to cultural immersion.

Hawaii is easily one of the most beautiful and unique places on earth. As the pandemic wanes, at least domestically, we thought it would be a good time to take a journey to paradise with our friend and travel writer extraordinaire, Katherine Parker Magyar. She made her third trip to Hawaii just before the pandemic shut everything done. She's visited seven of the eight islands and shares her perspective on what makes The Aloha State so special.  From Kauai to Maui, Molokai to Oahu this is a must listen for those of you considering a Hawaiian vacation. This podcast goes beyond the mundane. We do a deep dive on everything Hawaii---its natural beauty, culture, cuisine and more.

The Hawaiian Islands is easily one of the most beautiful and unique places on earth. As the pandemic wanes, at […] The post Hawaiian Dreams with Katherine Parker Magyar appeared first on TripCast360.

In this episode, Katherine Parker chats with us about self care and conference etiquette, finding balance as a baby academic, maps, the joys of writing book reviews, and- even- some hot takes on butterbear! Dive into historical cartography with Katherine!  CW: mention of eating disorders  Credits:  Opening Music : "Wholesome" by Kevin MacLeod

Travel writer Katherine Parker-Magyar shares Tales of her many Caribbean adventures and trips to the Middle East, Africa, and beyond.

Castle Rock UMC and Grays River UMC Sunday, February 14th, 2021 Prelude: "I Worship You, Almighty God" Sondra Corbett 1983 integrity hosanna! Music CCLI 20807Opening Prayer: Writing Team: Catarina Paton, B. J. Beu, and Mary Scifres, © 2021 Mary Scifres for Mary Scifres MinistriesInvitation to Worship: © 2021 Mary Scifres for Mary Scifres Ministries First Hymn: “I stand Amazed in the Presence” Public Domain CCLI# 25297 Scripture Reading: Mark 9:2-9 Reflection: “Begin Again: Action and reflection for transformation.” By Katherine Parker Second Hymn: “Since Jesus Came into My Heart” Public Domain CCLI# 71650 Pastoral Prayer: © 2021 Mary Scifres for Mary Scifres Ministries Lords Prayer: The United Methodist Church Publishing House © 1989, #895.Offering: © 2021 Mary Scifres for Mary Scifres Ministries. Since we are unable to meet in person for Worship, you can mail your offering to the church: Castle Rock United Methodist Church, PO Box 750, Castle Rock, WA 98611. Grays River United Methodist Church, P.O. Box 52, Grays River, WA 98621. May the Peace of Christ be with you.To help those who have been affected by the wildfires, the Pacific Northwest Conference has created a Disaster Fund. To make a donation to the fund, here is the contact information. You can also give PNW Conference’s Disaster Fund (Advance #352) through your local church or by sending a check made out to the PNW Conference Treasurer with Conference Advance #352 on the memo line to: Pacific Northwest Conference Office c/o Conference Treasurer P.O. Box 13650 Des Moines, WA 98198 Or you can go to the website to make a donation: https://secure.givelively.org/donate/pacific-northwest-conference-of-the-unitedmethodist-church/pacific-northwest-conference-disaster-fund-advance-352 Offering Prayer: © 2021 Mary Scifres for Mary Scifres Ministries.Offering hymn: "This is the Time I Must Sing" music; Willian J Ganther, writer; William J & Gloria Ganther 1975 William J Ganther Hanne street music CCLI 12035Closing Hymn: “There’s a Song” CCLI# 2041825 Benediction: © 2021 Mary Scifres for Mary Scifres MinistriesPostlude: "The Steadfast Love of the Lord" David Nevue 1974 celebration music (original) 2010 David Nevue midnight run productions melody by Edith McNiel arranged by David NevueAll Music Licensed under: Castle Rock United Methodist Church, CCLI license # 11124621,

YomassageⓇ co-founder Katherine Parker joins the podcast to talk about the new Instagram algorithms and how to take advantage of its quirks. Full show notes available at: https://massagebusinessblueprint.com/e337-how-to-adapt-to-instagram-s-new-algorithm-with-katherine-parker

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Hey everyone it's Lisa Iannucci and this is a special cross-over episode between both of my podcasts The Reel Travels podcast and The Write Start podcast. My special guest for this episode is Katherine Parker-Magyar, who is an extremely successful travel writer and I thought that writers would want to know how she accomplished what she did as a travel writer and the travelers who listen to Reel Travels would love to listen to what she's accomplished as a traveler and, of course, her interest in film. Katherine Parker Magyar is the guest today and here is a snippet of her bio: “In my career as a travel writer, I've driven husky sleighs through Arctic forests in Finnish Lapland and sailed the Rio Negro to the heart of the Brazilian Amazon. I've practiced yoga with goats in the Swiss Alps and chased Alaskan King Salmon off the shores of Prince of Wales Island. I've jumped into black holes in Belize and trekked across the most active volcanic valleys in the Caribbean. I've hot air ballooned above the Sierra Nevada and tracked rhinos in the savannah of the Maasai Mara."She has written for Architectural Digest, Departures, Forbes, The Week, Business Insider, TripSavvy, The Daily Beast, Tasting Table, Elite Daily, PopSugar, Electrify, Brit + Co, Insider, Go Overseas, Quest Magazine, and the New Jersey Hills Media Group and she is the Caribbean Expert for TripSavvy.Katherine Parker-Magyar has been 6 continents, 63 countries, and all 50 states, I do want you to keep in mind that Katherine talks very fast so listen carefully or slow down the speed of your playback. Katherine, thank you so much for being on the show and thank you all for listening to both the Reel Travels podcast and The Write Start podcast. I'll limit my social media requests on this episode to please follow me on Instagram at @thevirgintraveler @thewritestartpodcast. Support the Show.If you like what you've listened to and would like to support The Write Start podcast, please visit https://www.buzzsprout.com/1322467/supporters/new. I'll give you a shoutout on the show! Thanks!

Hey everyone it’s Lisa Iannucci and this is a special cross-over episode between both of my podcasts The Reel Travels podcast and The Write Start podcast. My special guest for this episode is Katherine Parker-Magyar, who is an extremely successful travel writer and I thought that writers would want to know how she accomplished what she did as a travel writer and the travelers who listen to Reel Travels would love to listen to what she’s accomplished as a traveler and, of course, her interest in film.  Katherine Parker Magyar is the guest today and here is a snippet of her bio:  “In my career as a travel writer, I’ve driven husky sleighs through Arctic forests in Finnish Lapland and sailed the Rio Negro to the heart of the Brazilian Amazon. I’ve practiced yoga with goats in the Swiss Alps and chased Alaskan King Salmon off the shores of Prince of Wales Island. I’ve jumped into black holes in Belize and trekked across the most active volcanic valleys in the Caribbean. I’ve hot air ballooned above the Sierra Nevada and tracked rhinos in the savannah of the Maasai Mara. Katherine Parker-Magyar has been 6 continents, 63 countries, and all 50 states, I do want you to keep in mind that Katherine talks very fast so listen carefully or slow down the speed of your playback.  Katherine, thank you so much for being on the show and thank you all for listening to both the Reel Travels podcast and The Write Start podcast. I’ll limit my social media requests on this episode to please follow me on instagram at @thevirgintraveler @thewritestartpodcast.   

YomassageⓇ co-founder Katherine Parker joins Allissa and Michael to discuss branding for massage therapists.Full show notes available at: https://massagebusinessblueprint.com/e320-branding-for-massage-therapists-with-katherine-parker

Yomassage co-founders Katherine and Tiffany discuss the formation of their unique offering, what occurs during a session, and the growth of their “Yo-mi” community. Blending touch, stretch, and breath, Yomassage aims to increase the growth of massage through healthy, clothed touch, while also increasing bodyworkers’ per-session income and career longevity.   This episode sponsored by   Anatomy Trains   Guests bios:   Katherine Parker is a graduate from the University of Texas with a degree in Arabic and Middle Eastern studies, a former yoga studio owner, and cofounder of Yomassage. Tiffany Ryan has a PhD in social work, is a massage therapist, and is cofounder of Yomassage.   For more info:   “Yomassage: Combining Yoga, Massage, and Mindfulness for a Healthy Practice,” Massage & Bodywork magazine, March/April 2019, page 58

In this interview between Dr. Elisabeth Paige and Katherine Parker a dietitian, nutrition therapist and exercise physiologist, she will share the relationship between nutrition, exercise, activity and mindfulness. She talks about the importance of all three in different illnesses. She also addresses things to take into consideration during the pandemic.The music was composed and recorded by Natalie Hagwood on cello and Casey Lipska on string bass. For more information on Dr. Elisabeth Paige see Petitationsplus.com.

Katherine is a travel columnist for Forbes, and TripSavvy; and her work has appeared in many publications like Architectural Digest, The Week, The Daily Beast, and Business Insider, and more.Katherine Parker Magyar is a New York-based writer with a focus on travel, culture, and adventure—and a preference for far-flung-locales. Katherine is a travel columnist for Forbes, as well as the Caribbean expert for TripSavvy; her work has also appeared in Architectural Digest, The Week, The Daily Beast, and Business Insider, among other publications. She has traveled to 6 continents, 63 countries, and all 50 states in pursuit of a good story.   Most passionate about Today, I’m in lockdown. However, I’ve had amazing experiences while I’ve been traveling pretty much non-stop over the past two years. I visited 41 countries in 23 months, and I saw so much and moved so quickly, it almost felt normal. Being forced to slow down and take stock of everything I’ve seen, what I took away from everything ... it has been a fortune to be forced inside and reflect. I tracked every single travel experience that I had. It helps give me a broader, nuanced perspective on the places I’ve been and the people I’ve met. I think that traveling is automatically like a force for good. There is a quote by Mark Twain: “Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry, and narrow-mindedness…” He said: “Broad, wholesome, charitable views of men and things cannot be acquired by vegetating in one little corner of the earth all one's lifetime.” When I was traveling, I felt like I was constantly getting affirmation of the goodness of society and people. I started scrapbooking. I took all the photos, the letters people wrote to me, the stories I’ve been written, and started compiling them and reliving those experiences. I think now more than ever, people need stories about the good that is happening in the world. It’s easy to be pessimistic and fall into desperation about everything that is happening now. So, what I started to do, and what I’m most passionate about today, is compiling all the stories of the last two years into a book. I had such amazing experiences. I felt history come alive for me and I felt so inspired by it. I like to explore. Other travel writers told me, “You need to focus. You can’t go for only one morning, or only for a week to Kenya. You need two weeks, or you need at least 10 days to go to China. You can’t go to China for only five days.” But I disagree. At the end of the day, you have only one life. If you keep waiting to have the perfect time, and the perfect amount of money, and the perfect schedule, you’ll never go. Katherine’s career and story I hope my story inspires people who think, ‘Maybe it’s too late for me.’ I had always wanted to be a writer. I just love writing. I feel it comes naturally to me. Travel is another passion of mine. I always wanted to share my travel experiences with people. I’ll tell the story of how I started my entrepreneurial journey. In college, I was an English major and I loved it. After college, I wanted to become a teacher and a professor. I wanted to become a poetry professor, an American Poetry professor. I didn’t want to start teaching right away after college, so I got a job in advertising. It was 2009, at the end of the recession, and it wasn’t easy to find a job. That was the first step, and I think that every step along the way makes sense ultimately. There were advantages to working in “corporate America” and to making money, but I wasn’t passionate about my job. I guess that’s why I wasn’t so good at it. I was afraid that I wouldn’t reach my dream of becoming a writer. After a year, I was fired because, as I said, I wasn’t passionate about it and wasn’t good at doing it. I applied to my master's degree in English Literature. Of course, everyone told me, “This is so ‘down.’ Why should you do it?” But I knew that this was the

The Connected Yoga Teacher Podcast 159: Mindful Touch and Yoga with Tiffany Ryan & Katherine Parker   Description: Do you incorporate touch into your yoga classes? Or do you enjoy touch in your classes but aren't sure how to go about introducing it in your classes? Yomassage may be the answer you are looking for. This unique offering fills a niche in the health and wellness space, and seeks to combine the principles of yoga and yogic philosophy with the benefits of massage.    Tiffany Ryan and Katherine Parker are co-founders of Yomassage, and they offer an innovative approach to wellness that combines yoga and massage therapy. Tiffany and Katherine come from very different backgrounds, but their paths crossed by chance and Yomassage was born. The classes they offered at the studio became so popular that they decided to offer trainings to other wellness professionals. Today, they offer a variety of Yomassage classes and trainings across the US to create affordable options for self-care through bodywork.   Tiffany and Katherine Parker join me to share more about how they came to discover this as their niche, how they serve their clients, and the benefits of Yomassage. They also highlight how yoga teachers can incorporate this area into their current yoga offerings to students and how mindful touch is different than a yoga teacher providing adjustments and assists.   If you've ever thought about incorporating more touch into your classes, or are interested in finding out more about how mindful touch can benefit your students, this episode is for you.   Key Takeaways: [5:13] Shannon introduces her guests for this episode - Tiffany Ryan and Katherine Parker. [7:32] What is Yomassage and how did Tiffany and Katherine create it? Tiffany shares a bit about her journey that led to Yomassage. [11:27] Where did Katherine's yoga journey begin, and how did her work tie in with touch and massage? [14:34] Katherine shares more about the trainings on Yomassage that they offer massage therapists and yoga teachers. [15:12] There has been a lot of discussion in the yoga world about why it might be better not to incorporate touch into classes. What are Tiffany's thoughts on this? [20:06] How does Katherine, as the studio owner, safeguard the interests of students coming in with regards to who wants touch and who doesn't? [23:27] What is the process when students sign up for a Yomassage class? [26:15] The training for mindful touch provides teachers with a framework for what is acceptable and what isn't. [28:31] A word from our sponsor - Yomassage. [29:43] What are some of the the recommendations, do's and don'ts for Yomassage? [31:28] For a yoga teacher who would like to incorporate touch into their classes, what would be the best way to go about it? [35:15] People need 10-15 minutes of touch daily, and Yomassage classes aims to provide this. How are the classes organized to do this? [39:15] Katherine shares some of the details about the Yomassage and mindful touch classes. [42:36] How much touch do people receive in a Yomassage session vs a mindful touch class? [44:44] What are the training sessions like for Yomassage and mindful touch, for practitioners who want to include these as a part of their offering? [48:17] Connect with Katherine and Tiffany via their social media pages to learn more about Yomassage. [49:07] Shannon, Katherine and Tiffany discuss the importance of touch. [51:28] Shannon shares her biggest takeaway from this interview.   Links:   Tiffany Ryan on LinkedIn Katherine Parker on LinkedIn Yomassage Yomassage on Instagram and Facebook Yomassage Facebook Group The Connected Yoga Teacher Podcast Episode 036: Thai Yoga Massage with Shai Plonski National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage & Bodywork (NCBTMB) Toronto Yoga Conference April 2020 The Connected Yoga Teacher Podcast Episode 150: Start a Membership Site with Amanda McKinney The Connected Yoga Teacher Podcast Episode: 112: Niche Down to Market Your Yoga with Amanda McKinney Yoga for Pelvic Health Teacher Training  Consultation with Shannon Gratitude to our Sponsor Schedulicity and Yomassage   Quotes from this episode:   "The combination of the touch and the restorative yoga would be almost like receiving that savasana / feel-good touch throughout the whole class." - Katherine   "Touch is known and proven to help the body enter into the parasympathetic nervous system." - Tiffany   "Touch is so impactful, and it really can help people heal." - Tiffany   "It's really important to have this additional training that teaches you about touch, how to touch and to do it with consent." - Tiffany

Do you need a kick in the butt to help you get back in the social media game for your massage practice? Look no further. Katherine Parker from Yomassage joins us for this special expert interview episode where she shares her "recipe" for social media marketing success. These simple and accessible tactics will help you [...]

This week Claire's mom, artist and art history expert, Katherine Parker joins us to give all the details on Vincent Van Gogh and Paul Gauguin's tumultuous friendship. We figure out what *really* happened with that famous ear situation. Claire and Ashley are also fighting with transit, talking about transit, and Claire is forced to confront her past.  Follow KP on Instagram @katherineparkerart Follow us in Twitter and Instagram @wereinafightpod Podcast art by @adriannemanpearl, theme song by @astrocule!  

New Destinations For Experienced Travelers https://files.fireside.fm/file/fireside-uploads/images/0/037e01ef-c3bb-4048-9bb2-f57e8e9144e2/CVDYNMWv.jpg INSTAGRAM (https://www.instagram.com/katherineparkermagyar/) WEBSITE (https://www.katherineparkermagyar.com) If I had to assign Katherine Parker-Magyar a spirit animal it would be a youthful pup caught in a "full-body-wag". "You love travel? I love travel! LET'S TALK TRAVEL!" https://files.fireside.fm/file/fireside-uploads/images/0/037e01ef-c3bb-4048-9bb2-f57e8e9144e2/UNjF_VnT.png That is my experience interviewing Katherine. Katherine Parker-Magyar has the accomplishments of a rigorous academic, a sense of adventure rivaling Lewis and Clark and stamps on her passport to brag about. This episode will expose you to the joy Katherine brings to travel writing and perhaps pick up a few new destinations for your bucket list! We cover the world by region and explore alternative destinations for travelers that have trekked the well-worn paths of popular destinations. https://files.fireside.fm/file/fireside-uploads/images/0/037e01ef-c3bb-4048-9bb2-f57e8e9144e2/tsFiUTn-.jpg (https://nordvpn.com/?utm_medium=affiliate&utm_term&utm_content&utm_campaign=off&utm_source=aff) In additional to her bylines (Architectural Digest, Forbes, The Week, Business Insider and more...) Katherine shares her love of books and her favorite charities. The Amal Foundation aims to support young Palestinian refugees seeking higher education. Amal, in Arabic, translates to "hope" in English. That is exactly what this foundation does and for a staggeringly affordably cost. (See link below.) Podcast Topics Include: Where are millennials from China traveling? The friendliness and culture of Dominica Santa is from Finland! Vet what you read and choose reputable travel journalists writing Choose to consume reputable travel products When in doubt, ask a professional. Find and travel agent with experience in the region you want to travel in. Tips on travel writing The art of hoarding and moving books Art of Blenheim Palace and the Birth Place of Winston Churchill Bring a portable charger Register for travel rewards! Travel to build relationships and goodwill The Amal Foundation What is Katherine’s favorite state? WYOMING! New locations to visit for the seasoned jetsetter Alternate locations to popular tourist spots 350th Anniversary Rembrandt, an artist for our time... selfies and naked women! Where to see live bears in a city center! Swim in ancient thermal spas formerly home to mythical dragons... Katherine's closing words, "I don't want to play favorites... but everyone should go to Dominica and Kenya!" Special Guest: Katherine Parker-Magyar.

There's nothing more The Insurance Guys love than being on other insurance podcasts or other podcasts in general, so we wanted to share the 56th episode The Hive Five Podcast (co-hosted by Keagan Henson and Katherine Parker) brought to you by BriteBee and featuring none other than Scott Howell. Keagan at BriteBee has become one of our really good friends and Scott completely went off on the unintended consequences of podcasting. We hope you enjoy this crossover how and please give Keagan over at BriteBee a follow and make sure you subscribe to their incredible podcast.   The Hive Five // Episode 56: We sat down with Scott Howell on episode 56 of #TheHiveFive! Scott is an independent insurance agent with iProtect Insurance in Huntsville, Alabama. He is also a co-host of The Insurance Guys Podcast with Bradley Flowers, who we've also had on #TheHiveFive. Scott talks about his background, but also all about the good, the bad, and the terrible of podcasting. Listen to the full episode here: http://bit.ly/2BA1P0l Subscribe to HiveFive | Apple Podcasts BriteBee | Facebook  Keagan Henson |  Twitter About The Hive Five Podcast When the going gets rough… Well, you know how the saying goes. Sometimes things happen - life happens - and it’s not always our fault. In this podcast, we’ll feature real-life testimonials from people like you. From good times to bad - funny memories and [Hard] lessons learned - everyone has a story and EVERYONE has been there. From business owners, to parents, to young adults - the Hive Five aims to tell stories of “overcoming” the struggles of adulting while celebrating the little victories of life. In each podcast, our guests will give insight to 5 key takeaways, leaving you better than when you started from someone who’s been there and done that. ////////// Get Scott & Bradleys Spittin' Gold - 7 Things Your Agency Must Do in 2019   About The Insurance Guys The Insurance Guys Podcast is made and dedicated to agents by agents. Scott Howell and Bradley Flowers discuss all aspects of becoming an insurance agent and give real-life examples of their experiences in all aspects of hiring, sales and the day-to-day reality of running your own successful insurance agency. Please subscribe, review and rate our show on iTunes, SoundCloud, IheartRadio App, & Youtube.

It's time to have a round-table discussion surrounding the hot topics in our society, and it's time to give validation to EACH voice who speaks out. Every voice is important, and we should not ever diminish another, simply because we disagree. Our experiences make us who we are, our calling is what makes the difference. Join me in this short podcast in our Round-table Discussions with KD-Public Relations CEO, Katherine Parker. Let's hear your voice!

Just try to find anyplace in the world that doesn't celebrate farm to table in one way or the other. It's a challenge.  For example you can take a flight to Katmandu, then a propeller plane for another hour or so  and top it off with mules trailing up a mountain where you can still find farm to fork principles such as school gardens, seed distribution, coop formation and eating what they grow, locally. That journey is one often taken by our guest Katherine Parker.  Her personal journey included working with Concerned Farmers of Iowa after advanced studies as a conservation biologist. Today she is the Health & Community Transfomation Advisor for the United Mission to Nepal and a missionary for the Global Ministries of the United Methodist Church. She shares a story of communities growing and sharing together, with help from around the world. www.umcmission.org

Katherine Parker of Yomassage visits the podcast to talk about effective use of Facebook Ads for massage therapists. See ABMP's Yomassage feature here. See Katherine's companion blog post with video here. Sponsored by Yomassage . Find a Yomassage Therapist Training near you and be a part of the next big thing. Use the code BLUEPRINT for $50 [...]

I speak with Katherine Parker-Magyar about travel writing and her philosophy on travel.

Katherine Parker is a yoga instructor, owner of Studio PDX, and co-owner of Yomassage. Listen to her interview and be sure to check out her signature class, 6 Weeks to Splits™.

In this week's episode, I am joined by Joshua Begley, AC Warner, Katherine Parker, Elise McKenna, Tom Lucas, Amy Watkins, Joshua Dull, Dianne Turgeon Richardson, and Vincent CramptonCount Orlock for Horror Movie Poetry Night V!

In today's episode I interview Tiffany Ryan and Katherine Parker of yomassage.co.   These ladies are working their tails off to keep up with their new business.  I talk to them about what specific tools they're using to build a healthy business, their work as business partners, how they're figuring out their message and marketing, and more! All of the questions I bring to the table are with the mind of helping massage therapists grow their private practices.  As always, I love learning and celebrating in community with each other. Learn more at yourmassagepractice.com.

Janus Adams  Host and Co-Executive Producer of “The Janus Adams Show,” pioneer of issue-oriented women’s programming, former NPR correspondent, Janus Adams is an Emmy Award-winning journalist and scholar of women’s and African-American history.  A northern school desegregation pioneer and mother, she is founder of BackPaxKids. A frequent on-air guest, she has appeared on ABC, BET, CBS, CNN, Fox News, NBC’s The Today Show, and NPR’s All Things Considered.  She sparred with Ann Coulter, Sally Kohn, Katherine Parker, and Carol Swain at the Comedy Cellar’s knockout Election 2016 debate, “Conservatism and Progressivism” which aired on CSPAN. She has been featured in Essence and Ms. Magazines, The New York Times, Newsday, USA Today, and The Washington Post.  Her syndicated column ran in the Hearst Newspapers for sixteen years. Her commentary has been broadcast on CBS and NPR, and published in the Huffington Post where her “Open Letter to Paula Deen” went viral. Her book, “Glory Days: 365 Inspired Moments in African American History,” was licensed by McDonald’s and reached more than 3 million readers. Engaged by history since childhood, a northern school desegregation pioneer at 8, she was one of the four children selected to break New York’s “de facto” public school segregation in the wake of Brown v. Board of Education.  A classically-trained pianist, she is a graduate of New York’s High School of Performing Arts.  Her master’s is the nation’s first graduate degree in Black Studies.  Her doctoral chair was author and composer Shirley Graham Du Bois (widow of Dr. W. E. B. Du Bois, the “Father of Pan-Africanism” and co-founder of the NAACP).  Dr. Adams was awarded a Doctor of Humane Letters degree from Shaw University. Her websites are: www.JanusAdams.com and www.BackPaxKids.com. Adams tweets from @janusadams. Pat Brown  has been seen on CBS’s Late Show with Stephen Colbert, Fuse’s Uproarious, Axis’s Gotham Live, NBC’s Comic’s Unleashed and BET ‘s ComicView , TVOne’s made for TV movie-WHITE WATER, the independent film SOMEBODIES, She has been featured in Time Out Magazine, After-Ellen, Splitsider and Punchline Magazine. Most important: Check out her critically acclaimed album THE PAT BROWN SEX-TAPE Erin Jackson is a standup comedian who recently made her late night debut on CONAN, and has appeared on the Ellen Show, Last Comic Standing, Live at Gotham and Wanda Sykes’ Herlarious. She'll be releasing her debut album, "Grudgery," this fall. Always hosted by Marina Franklin- Trainwreck, Louie Season V, The Jim Gaffigan Show, Conan O'Brien, and HBO's Crashing.

Senior Executive Katherine Parker discusses the "hidden gem" Interchange Canada, the mechanism for temporary assignments of individuals in and out of the core public administration.Stream or download in MP3 format.Also available on Google Play Music, iTunes, and Stitcher.Or, subscribe with your favourite podcast app or web RSS aggregator.

Access Katherine Parker's Special Offer: www.acoustichealth.com/HCs11katherine.htm Awaken to Unity Consciousness with Resonance Alchemy. Experience Katherine Parker, internationally acclaimed spiritual healer, author and visionary founder of Resonance Alchemy, a new system of transformational energy medicine based on cosmic creation codes. Katherine received the Resonance Alchemy system over twenty years ago in a direct spiritual transmission from a group of Pleiadian light beings. Since that time, hundreds have learned how to use this remarkable technology of healing and transformation through Katherine’s teaching and mentoring. REGISTER FOR ALL QUANTUM CONVERSATIONS - Daily Inspiration: www.acoustichealth.com/conversations.htm

Access Katherine Parker's Special Offer: www.acoustichealth.com/HCs11katherine.htm Awaken to Unity Consciousness with Resonance Alchemy. Experience Katherine Parker, internationally acclaimed spiritual healer, author and visionary founder of Resonance Alchemy, a new system of transformational energy medicine based on cosmic creation codes. Katherine received the Resonance Alchemy system over twenty years ago in a direct spiritual transmission from a group of Pleiadian light beings. Since that time, hundreds have learned how to use this remarkable technology of healing and transformation through Katherine’s teaching and mentoring. REGISTER FOR ALL QUANTUM CONVERSATIONS - Daily Inspiration: www.acoustichealth.com/conversations.htm

In this episode, I have the pleasure of chatting with the multi-talented actress/writer/composer Nora Kirkpatrick. Nora's many acting credits include: "Greek," "The Office," "CSI," "Dorm Life," "Big Sur," "Growth," "John From Cincinnati" and "Happy Place," just to name a few. Besides acting in film and TV and composing scores for films, Nora also plays accordion, keyboards and sings in the Grammy-winning, gold record-producing band Edward Sharp and the Magnetic Zeros. The band's third album is coming out this May. You can currently see Nora as Esther on "The Office" on NBC. Nora was a delight to interview. We talked about everything from accordion muscles to touring with Mumford and Sons to how farming experience can come in handy when guest starring on a hit network show.   NORA KIRKPATRICK'S BIO NORA KIRKPATRICK grew up in the rural Midwest, and studied in Spain, England and Africa before graduating from UCLA’s School of Theatre, Film and Television in 2007. She has been working steadily in both TV and film since her graduation, most recently playing Esther, Dwight’s new love interest from the farm, on the final season of NBC’s The Office. She’s had recurring roles on several other shows, including ABC’s Don’t Trust the B in Apt. 23, ABC Family’s Greek (as the uptight Panhellenic president, Katherine Parker), and on HBO’s John From Cincinnati. Active in the indie film world as well, Nora has a supporting role in the film Big Sur, starring Kate Bosworth, that screened at the Sundance Film Festival this year. She has two other films coming out in 2013: Sexy Evil Genius, starring Seth Green, and a voodoo thriller, Bayou. Nora is heavily involved in the sketch and improv world, often performing at the Upright Citizens Brigade Theater in Los Angeles. She also co-wrote and starred in two Funny or Die produced and funded webisodes entitled “Happy Place.” On the musical side, Nora has been playing accordion, keyboards and singing in the folk-rock group Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros since its inception in 2009. The band has appeared on Letterman twice, Jimmy Kimmel twice and on Conan three times. Their first album yielded a gold record, Rolling Stone listed the second album in its top 10 for 2012 and the third album comes out in May 2013. Earlier this month, the band won a GRAMMY with Mumford & Sons and Old Crow Medicine Show for best long-form music video, the film Big Easy Express, that also won the audience award at the SXSW Film Festival.  The band has played Coachella, Lollapalooza (both in Chicago and South America), Bonnaroo, SXSW, Newport Folk Festival, Outside Lands, among others, and many European music festivals. It curated a series of sold-out concerts and performance art in the Old Vic Tunnels in London at the request of Old Vic artistic director Kevin Spacey. In her free time, Nora also writes songs and film scores. Her scores have appeared in several short films (Peter at the End, Elliot and others) and she wrote and composed original songs for the upcoming feature film Never, starring Zelda Williams.

On Feb 18th, 2009 a Press Conference was held at the UNC School of Law to present the findings of a joint study on the 287(g) program. A federal law granting local police and sheriffs the power to act as immigration officials when faced with dangerous criminals or terrorists has instead created a climate of racial profiling and community insecurity, according to researchers at the UNC School of Law Immigration and Human Rights Clinic. The team of law students, led by Deborah Weissman, Reef C. Ivey II Distinguished Professor of Law and Director of Clinical Programs at UNC School of Law, and Katherine Parker and Rebecca Headen, lawyers with the ACLU in North Carolina Legal Foundation, released a report on the 287(g) program in North Carolina titled The Policies and Politics of Local Immigration Enforcement Law on Feb. 18.