Podcast appearances and mentions of Kathy Clark

In episode #122 of the Growth Series podcast, host Kathy Clark is joined by Emma Tomes, Managing Director of The Mental Health People, and together, they explore the often-overlooked subject of mental health in high-pressure roles like mortgage brokering. Emma shares her personal journey into mental health advocacy following a family tragedy, which led her to create a supportive space for individuals struggling with mental health.   Listeners will learn about the concept of a "stress container" and how recognising early signs of stress can be a game-changer in managing mental well-being. The episode delves into the challenges of men's mental health and the importance of creating safe spaces for emotional expression. Emma introduces the therapeutic approach of Internal Family Systems and discusses the impact of stress at home on work performance.   Offering practical strategies for maintaining mental health, such as utilising support tools like Samaritans and Shout text service, and with emphasis on the importance of daily habits like taking walks and conducting self-check-ins, this episode is a must-listen for anyone looking to improve their mental health and create a more balanced, fulfilling life.  

In episode #115 of the Growth Series podcast, Ian Cunningham, Corporate Account Manager at Accord Mortgages, is joined by Business Development Managers at Accord Mortgages, Kathy Clark and Mike Houston, to discuss the evolving role of self-serve tools in the mortgage industry. They reflect on the challenges of 2024, including market volatility and affordability, and share their predictions for 2025. The discussion explores how self-serve solutions can complement BDM support to help brokers work more efficiently and effectively. What to Expect: Key challenges brokers faced in 2024, such as affordability and market volatility How self-serve tools improve efficiency and free up time for brokers and BDMs Insights into the opportunities for brokers in 2025, including refinancing and digital innovation. The Growth Series is a dedicated and FREE resource for mortgage brokers, containing blogs, guides, and podcasts to help you scale and grow your business. For more hints and tips on how to grow your business, you can sign up to the Growth Series here. 

Selling or buying a home during a divorce? Susan Guthrie brings in expert realtor Kathy Clark to shed light on the real estate journey for divorcing couples. With 13 years of experience in Southern California's mortgage and real estate industry, Kathy shares essential strategies for navigating property sales, avoiding common pitfalls, and setting yourself up for a successful transition into your next home.  Kathy's insights will help you avoid unnecessary stress and find the right realtor to guide you through mastering the real estate side of the divorce process. Featured Topics: The unique challenges of selling a home during a divorce, including differing goals with your soon-to-be-ex and when to consider selling How to find a realtor who genuinely understands divorce and real estate—questions to ask before signing on with anyone The ins and outs of realtor commissions and what to expect in today's market Common mistakes divorcing individuals make when buying a new home—and how to avoid them Disclosure dilemmas: What to share (or not) with realtors and buyers about your divorce Golden nuggets: “Everything has a value and everything has a cost. I encourage people to go into it open-minded and make sure their agent knows what they need.” “We have a fiduciary responsibility not to share what you don't want to be shared. You tell us ‘It's fine. Go ahead. It's amicable.' There's got to be an expectation of how you're going to do things. I don't think it serves you well to disclose to everyone that there is a divorce. But I also don't think that you can hide it.” “Every house is not the same. Finding the right realtor who has the expertise in your particular home is something worth spending a little bit of time on.” **************************************** About this week's special guest: Kathy Clark Kathy Clark is a long-time Orange County resident with a passion, and career that has been centered on the Southern California Real Estate Industry. First as a homeowner, then investor, both experiences lead her to explore home lending opportunities. With over 13 years in the mortgage industry, Kathy understands the real estate cycles and has adapted to the changing real estate and lending environments. This wisdom allows Kathy to strategize and structure a transaction in a way that allows her clients to meet their real estate needs and portfolio requirements.  Kathy's experience in the mortgage industry sets her apart with a deep understanding of all facets of the real estate market. As a seasoned broker who has helped clients with numerous “out-of-the-box” purchase transactions, Kathy is committed to presenting the best options to her clients.  Contact Kathy: Website: https://harcourtsna.com/Blue-Water/agents/Kathy-Clark-Brenna-Van-Hoogenstyn Phone: (949) 283-2833 Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kathy-clark-707a29133/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/KathyClarkRealtor Also mentioned in this episode: Mortgage Must-Knows for Divorce from Tami Wollensak, CDLP **************************************** THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS: SOBERLINK As a family law attorney, I've seen firsthand how difficult it can be to navigate co-parenting when alcohol is involved, especially around the holidays. Soberlink is a breathalyzer that ensures your co-parent is staying sober while they have the kids, which is especially important during this time of year, when alcohol can be present at so many gatherings. Here's how it works: Your co-parent will test at scheduled times throughout the day. The portable device uses facial recognition to confirm it's really them taking the test, and tamper sensors ensure the results are accurate. Those results are sent directly to your phone or email in real-time, so you'll always know that your kids are with a sober parent. Soberlink is trusted by family law professionals for a reason. It's the top alcohol monitoring system, and its court-admissible data can make all the difference in custody situations. If you're looking for more certainty and safety this holiday season, visit www.soberlink.com/susan to learn more and get $50 off your device. ========= PARACHUTE HOME Going through a divorce is tough, and self-care can easily get overlooked. Something that helped me was creating a cozy space to relax. I found Parachute Home—bedding and home goods that bring real comfort. Imagine ending your day wrapped in the softest sheets or a warm blanket. 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In episode 100 of the Growth Series podcast, Kathy Clark, Business Development Manager at Accord Mortgages, speaks to Lea Karasavvas, Managing Director at Prolific Mortgage Finance, about first-time buyers, the difficulties they face and how brokers can help this particular group.

In this episode we critically unpack Tracing Fragments with curator Daría Sól Andrews and Brynja Sveinsdóttir, Director of Gerðarsafn. We discuss exhibition themes, Gerðarsafn's unique position within the Icelandic art and museum community, and the inner workings of independent curating in public institutions. Tracing Fragments includes works by Kathy Clark, Sasha Huber, Hugo Llanes, Frida Orupabo, Inuuteq Storch and Abdullah Qureshi. Through their works, these artists provide potential tools for emancipation and possibilities for healing by revisiting notions of identity ridden with complex legacies of dissociated, violent, and dispossessed experiences — themes and practices of unlearning, revising and reclaiming personal and shared histories that are relevant to our changing time. From Daría's curatorial text: The artists of Tracing Fragments examine the complicated histories behind colonial and racial violence, repossessing terms like power and victimhood. Realizing brown, indigenous, and queer body on their own terms, each artist imagines what forms this body and history can take. Tracing Fragments opened on the 4th of February at Gerðarsafn, Kópavogur Art Museum and is on view until the 21st of May, 2023. // Created and produced by the Icelandic Art Center, Out There brings co-hosts Becky Forsythe @beforsythe and Þórhildur Tinna Sigurðardóttir @tindilfaetta in conversation with artists, curators and art professionals at the @101liveradio.​​​​​​​​ #OutTherePodcast #IcelandicArtCenter #IcelandicArt #IcelandicArtist #Iceland #VisualArt #ContemporaryArt #InspiredByIceland #IcelandicArt

The Joshua D. Brown Chapter of the Daughters of the Republic of Texas celebrated Christmas with a luncheon on Dec. 6, 2022, at the Riverhill Country Club in Kerrville. The theme of the luncheon was “Gone To Texas,” where a chuck wagon meal was enjoyed by members and guests. A silent auction was held to benefit the scholarship fund, and the Chapter welcomed and inducted five new members: Shannon Miller of Boerne, Jay Lynn Earl of Bandera, Dr. Kathy Clark of Arkansas, Toni Hastings of Kerrville, and Marcie Thompson of Comfort. The first Chapter meeting of 2023 will be held...Article Link

Episode 9 features Kathy Clark, an EIU Teaching, Learning, and Foundations faculty member. Kathy taught at Charleston High School for over 30 years as a Family and Consumer Science Teacher. She shares about different community projects she incorporated into her classroom over the years, click to listen!

Kathy Clark - founder of Lace & Whimsy - and I discuss all things needed to set up and grow a small business, including:1) what to offer, 2) how to decide on a name and logo, 3) how to register your business, 4) how to engage your audience, and 5) how to expand your business (and so much more). We take you behind the scenes on how both of us operate as well and share a ton of strategies and knowledge!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/theempoweredwomanrises)

Víðsjá 30. ágúst 2021 Umsjón: Guðni Tómasson og Tómas Ævar Ólafsson. Rætt við Hróðmar Sigurðsson gítarleikara um nýja djassplötu hans. Arnljótur Sigurðsson með tónlistarhornið Heyrandi nær. Fjallar í dag um tamborínuna. Farið á haustsýninguna Samfélag skynjandi vera í Hafnarborg. Viðmælendur: Wiola Ujazdowska, Melanie Ubaldo og Kathy Clark

Víðsjá 30. ágúst 2021 Umsjón: Guðni Tómasson og Tómas Ævar Ólafsson. Rætt við Hróðmar Sigurðsson gítarleikara um nýja djassplötu hans. Arnljótur Sigurðsson með tónlistarhornið Heyrandi nær. Fjallar í dag um tamborínuna. Farið á haustsýninguna Samfélag skynjandi vera í Hafnarborg. Viðmælendur: Wiola Ujazdowska, Melanie Ubaldo og Kathy Clark

Paychex is committed to conducting business in a manner that's socially, economically, and environmentally responsible. As part of that commitment, we're continually evaluating how we can optimize sustainability and introduce more eco-friendly business practices. In this conversation, we talk with two employees leading the charge: Shweta Arora, sustainability analyst, and Kathy Clark, business continuity manager.

Facebook.com/blkdawgspodcast Twitter.com/blkdawgspodcast Youtube.com/blkdawgspodcast Instagram.com/blkdawgspodcast Today Derrick steps in at host and is joined by Goodbullhunting.com's Robert Rush, Kathy Clark and former MSU TE Aaron Lumpkin. Can the Bulldog's get things back on track? Is the Leach era a bust already? What will prevent us from getting a win against the Aggies? Find out on this episode of the Black Dawg's Podcast

Happy Holidays from Melissa & Amy! Melissa shames her neighbors for selling used shorts online (as she should). Amy holds back nausea telling a particularly nasty fish meatball memory. And both ladies (term used loosely) find inspiration in the good deeds of others...including the Really Really Free Market pioneered by North Carolina artist Kathy Clark.  This is the 2nd of 8 mini Holiday episodes, but really, this bonus content makes for good listening at any time of year. Join the conversation at BrilliantObservations.com.

The Podcast Twins learn about the LNHP's first Teacher Ranger Teacher, Wang Teacher Kathy Clark and catch up with Kristin Gallas from Tsongas Industrial History Center.

If you wanna hear some firsthand accounts of the history of MSU athletics you're in luck! Today's episode features the ladies instead of the guys this week. I (AJ) was joined by Ms. Kathy Clark and Ms. Laquita Cox-King to talk about MSU sports. We'll start off with a conversation about the MSU gameday experience and MSU sports back when they were at MSU in the late 70s/early 80s and early 90s respectively. Then we discuss the support system for black athletes at MSU and what can be done to make sure they all have a smooth experience. Then we talk about our reactions to the ULL game including, thoughts on Tommy Stevens debut as MSU QB and what our season will look like if the DL continues to be more porous than Swiss cheese.

Í Lestinni í dag verður meðal annars hugað að elstu ljósmyndum okkar Íslendinga, „ógeðslegu samfélagi“ innan gæsalappa, og hinu guðlega, hinu forna og hinu kvenlega. & again it descends to the earth, og aftur stígur það niður til jarðar, er yfirskrift sýningar listakonunnar Kathy Clark sem hefst í Stúdíó Sol um helgina. Í innsetningunni vinnur listakonan með hið forna, guðlega og kvenlega, allt í nýju sýningarrými Dariu Andrews sem jafnframt er heimili hennar. Lestin lítur við í Studio Sol í dag. Nú eru 180 ár frá því að Dagúerreótýpan var kynnt heiminum - með þeirri tækni breiddist ljósmyndin út meðal almennings og síðan þá hefur miðillinn hægt og rólega þróast yfir í það sem við þekkjum mætavel í dag - meðal annars þessa laufléttu myndavél í snjallsímum okkar. Í þætti dagsins verður hugað að því hvernig við lesum í og nálgumst ljósmyndir almennt. Við heimsækjum Ljósmyndasafn Íslands, stofnun sem hefur að geyma sex og hálfa milljón ljósmynda úr íslensku þjóðlífi, og má rekja elstu ljósmynd okkar Íslendinga til sirka 1850. Meira um það hér á eftir. Halldór Armand Ásgeirsson rithöfundur fjallar um hvort og þá hvers vegna Ísland er „ógeðslegt samfélag“? Umsjónarmenn: Anna Gyða Sigurgísladóttir og Anna Marsibil Clausen.

Í Víðsjá dagsins ætlum við að huga að Leiðinni heim sem er göngusýning í miðborg Reykjavíkur og eins konar upptaktur að Listahátíð í Reykjavík sem hefst í byrjun júní. Við ræðum við Egil Sæbjörnsson myndlistarmann sem tekur þátt í sýningunni og Kathy Clark sýningarstjóra um innsetningu í frístandandi glugga við Hverfisgötu. Við lítum inn á æfingu á verkinu Free Play, tilraunakenndri óperusýningu þar sem raftónlistarmaðurinn Sveinbjörn Thorarensen skapar nýjan hljóðheim upp úr óperunni La Traviata eftir Verdi. Verkið verður flutt í Bingósalnum í Vinabæ næstkomandi laugardag. Við ræðum við Sveinbjörn og tvo af höfundum verksins, óperusöngkonuna Hrafnhildi Árnadóttur og myndlistarkonuna Hrafnhildi Gissurardóttur. Á morgun verður þess minnst að þá verða liðin 150 ár síðan Sr. Friðrik Friðriksson, æskulýðsleiðtogi og brautryðjandi í starfi með ungmennum, fæddist að Hálsi í Svarfaðardal. Meðal annars verður blásið til hátíðardagskrár í Lindakirkju og blómsveigur lagður að leiði Sr. Friðriks. Við ætlum að leyfa rödd Friðriks að hljóma í þætti dagsins. Og við ræðum við rithöfundinn Guðmund Óskarsson um skáldsögu hans Villisumar, sem er bók vikunnar á Rás1. Umsjón: Guðni Tómasson og Halla Harðardóttir.

The Discover DEP team is in the midst of a three-part series focusing on the Pine Barrens. This second episode focuses on the fauna of the Pinelands. Mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, fish and bugs are important residents of this area and are greatly affected by the region’s ecosystem and climate. Listen in as Bob Bostock sits down with John Heilferty, Supervisor of the Division of Fish and Wildlife’s Endangered and Nongame Species program, to talk about the various species found in the Pine Barrens as well as DEP’s conservation and management efforts. Click here to listen to our first episode, The Flora of the Pinelands with Bernie Isaacson. Stay tuned for our third and final episode in this series to hear about the area’s rich history and legends from Tom Gerber. Click here to learn more about the animals of the Pinelands. Click here for a full list of New Jersey’s Endangered and Threatened Wildlife. Click here to listen to the podcast episode on Bald Eagles with Kathy Clark.

Kathy Clark, Assistant Director for Health and Adult Services, tells Stray FM about a new plan to help people with learning disabilities.

Kathy Clark from Quantum Rehabilitation talks about healing through the fusion of exercise therapy and yoga. Links: www.universalcoachingsystems.com/try-lco www.quantumrehab.net

As a result of the use of the pesticide dichloro-diphenyl-trichloroethane, commonly known as DDT, the number of nesting pairs of bald eagles in New Jersey declined to only one by 1970 and remained there into the early 1980s. Kathy Clark, Supervising Zoologist for the Endangered and Nongame Species Program, joined Bob Bostock to discuss how our national bird, the bald eagle, has successfully recovered in the Garden State as well as provide insightful information on this majestic bird’s habits, habitats, and life cycle. For more information on bald eagles, please visit http://www.nj.gov/dep/fgw/ensp/raptor_info.htm.2016 Eagle Report: http://www.nj.gov/dep/fgw/ensp/pdf/eglrpt16.pdfNJN’s Survival of Species Program: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zHZoTJQHOaE

Anastasia interviews Kathy Clark on living vibrantly and well past 50.    Her mission is to help people age well and naturally without prescription medication and their side effects.  Kathy Clark is a serial entrepreneur, starting her first business at 18. After her son nearly died from a reaction to an antibiotic, Kathy’s mission became finding alternatives to move people off prescriptions, especially past 50, to live their best lives. The largest organ in the body is the skin, which secretes toxins and excess salts in your perspiration.  Keeping it in top shape, moisturized with healthy collagen is important, especially for looking healthy and vibrant beyond your hearts.  Kathy advocates a daily hyaluronic acid, collagen cocktail for doing just that.  I have tried it and it provides an improvement there and lubricating your joints for more mobility and less pain. One that I've used successfully is made by LifeTime, Collagen with Hyaluronic Acid & D3, which is available on Amazon at a discount. Sign up to get your free Wake Up Your Brain Healing Audio to accelerate the anti aging effects you'll get with this potent supplement. Hear the radio program featuring Kathy:

It's been four decades since over 500 seniors from the Cranford High School Class of 1974 received their diplomas on a hot June evening. For the first time in twenty years classmates will have a chance to reunite. The reunion will be held at The Gran Centurions in Clark the evening of November 29. Kathy Clark has been leading the effort to pull everything together and she talked about what will be happening.