Podcasts about katie cannon

We're honored to have guest speaker Katie Cannon with us this week at Palms Church. Katie is a global worker with many years of experience serving communities across the globe. She is currently working with and serving immigrants in Barcelona, Spain. Katie gives us all an incredible challenge when it comes to our "what ifs". What if it doesn't work out? What if I fail? But there's another "what if" that silences all the rest.

Military married to military has its own sets of benefits and challenges. On one hand, you have great benefits and income but on the other, you have separations and a whole lot of planning and prep to make married and military life work. In this episode, I talk to Certified Financial Planner and veteran, Katie Cannon. Katie is a fee-only financial planner and founder of Money Pilot Financial Advisor. She helps military service members and federal employees envision and build their best financial life. Katie served in the Army as a Black Hawk helicopter pilot and now enjoys riding her horses and life on the farm. Katie shares advice on how dual-military couples can best plan their finances during and after service. She talks about the best thing dual-military couples can do to prepare for retirement and how to plan for the additional expenses of being married to another service member. As well as some considerations you may not know you should be taking with your money now, so it's not a problem later. Show notes can be found here: https://laceylangford.com/podcast/tips-for-dual-military-couples/

Have you wanted to dip your toe into Facebook ads but have been unsure where to start? This episode is for you! Katie Cannon has an expert level of experience in Facebook ads (she managed ads for Lowe's, for example!), yet she also has a gift for breaking it down into simple terms for the rest of us to understand. Plus, she's a horse girl so she gets you! Show Notes (also known as “Where to read a quick summary of what we talked about here and get links I mentioned.”) are over at Stormlily.com/77 

Today I have my dear friends Brett Montgomery and Katie Cannon on to chat about their experiences being part of the LGBTQ+ community and how they navigated that with their faith. This episode is definitely more of a conversation style so sit back and get ready for some gay tangents and even some tears!Follow Brett!IG: @Brettley26TikTok: @Brettley26Follow Katie!IG: @welcometokatiespartyTikTok: @welcometokatiespartyFollow Kainos!IG: @bodykindnesswithkaiFollow Me!IG: @thefightforbeauty and @ihaveaquestion.podTikTok: @thefightforbeauty

Golden's IG: @d.s.press and @blackqueertransrecovery Check out the audre lorde harm reduction workbook and find his other zine, film, printmaking and collab work at their website diasporansavant.cargo.site and their sound work on SoundCloud Mentioned in today's episode: Cecile Emeke's Strolling, Audre Lorde's Sister Outsider “Nothing that can be used against me”, Flo Kennedy, Sweet Honey in the Rock - Ella's Song, Cece McDonald, Katie Cannon, Let the Fire Burn, Josephine Baker makes citizens arrest, Ruby Dee and Ossie Davis read poems, Kitchen Table Press, Firebrand Press, Allied Media Conference (AMC) A transcript of this episode can be found here ---- Check out Misogynoir Transformed: Black Women's Digital Resistance by Moya Bailey, "all about how Black women actively reimagine the world by engaging in powerful forms of digital resistance at a time when anti-Black misogyny is thriving on social media."

Our conversation today centers on the humility it takes to actually listen to a different perspective than your own. Maybe listening with an open mind is something we can practice. Rev. Terrance Thomas believes that God is on the side of the oppressed – those that experience injustice because of race, gender, or sexual orientation. Ultimately, though, he believes the pattern he’s seen in the scriptures: that God will step in to help/heal/bless AFTER we’ve gotten up ourselves. So, that’s what he encourages us to do first.  Then there's the practice of Black joy and Hope as resistance. The whole idea of oppression is to keep people down. So when people continue to shine and live fully, it is an act of resistance to find happiness and comfort despite tribulations. Meet Rev. Terrance Thomas  The Reverend Terrance L. Thomas is an Itinerant Elder with the African Methodist Church and Senior Pastor of Bethel AME Church in Champaign, IL. In addition to his pastor role, he has worked as a hospital chaplain with Advocate Aurora and Carle Health. He sits on several community boards including Champaign Country Christian Health Center, CU Trauma and Resiliency, and HV Neighborhood Transformation. He is also the Executive Director of the Bridgewater-Sullivan Community Life Center. A dedicated liberation theologian and unapologetic Black Nationalist, Rev. Thomas received his undergraduate degree in Inner City Studies with a minor in Sociology from Northeastern Illinois University and a Masters of Divinity from Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary.  In his spare time, Rev. Thomas enjoys theater, jazz, the sultry soul of 70's music, video games, political discourse with a sip of whiskey, baseball, professional wrestling, and community service projects. He is a member of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity Inc; a proud father to five beautiful children; and he loves to quote Zora Neale Hurston when she says, “If you ain't got it, you can't show it. If you do got it, you can't hide it.” Find Rev. Thomas on Facebook. Resources We Mention Why We Can't Wait by Dr. Martin Luther King The Cross and the Lynching Tree by James Cone God of the Oppressed by James Cone Our Lives Matter: A Womanist Queer Theology by Pamela Lightsey The African Methodist Episcopal Church: A History by Rev. Dr. Dennis C. Dickerson Katie's Canon: Womanism and the Soul of the Black Community by Rev. Dr. Katie Cannon

"The Farmer and the Chef " cookbook features more than 90 chef-driven recipes reflecting the life of food and farming in Minnesota's farm-to-table community.  Photographed by Katie Cannon and Written by Claudine Arndt in conjunction with the Minnesota Farmers Union this book captures the long history between the farmer and the chef.Support the showFollow the Makers of Minnesota on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram @MakersofMN. Send story ideas to Stephanie@stephaniesdish.com If you appreciate the work we do here, please subscribe on Patreon Please subscribe to My newsletter at https://stephaniehansen.substack.com/ so you don't miss an epiosde of the Makers of Minnesota This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit stephaniehansen.substack.com/subscribe

"The Farmer and the Chef " cookbook features more than 90 chef-driven recipes reflecting the life of food and farming in Minnesota's farm-to-table community.  Photographed by Katie Cannon and Written by Claudine Arndt in conjunction with the Minnesota Farmers Union this book captures the long history between the farmer and the chef.Support the show (https://paypal.me/StephanieKHansen?locale.x=en_US)

"The Farmer and the Chef " cookbook features more than 90 chef-driven recipes reflecting the life of food and farming in Minnesota's farm-to-table community.  Photographed by Katie Cannon and Written by Claudine Arndt in conjunction with the Minnesota Farmers Union this book captures the long history between the farmer and the chef.Support the show (https://paypal.me/StephanieKHansen?locale.x=en_US)

Welcome back to Environmental Professionals Radio, Connecting the Environmental Professionals Community Through Conversation, with your hosts Laura Thorne and Nic Frederick! On today's episode, we talk with Katie Cannon, Education Director at Carolina Tiger Rescue about the exotic pet trade, Tiger King, and the power of a good nap. Read her full bio below.Help us continue to create great content! If you'd like to sponsor a future episode hit the support podcast button or visit www.environmentalprofessionalsradio.com/sponsor-form Showtimes: 01:16 Shoutouts02:20 Nic and Laura ramble about animals and stuff11:15 Interview with Katie Cannon starts22:45 Tiger King challenges 34:15 Funny working with tigers storyPlease be sure to ✔️subscribe, ⭐rate and ✍review. This podcast is produced by the National Association of Environmental Professions (NAEP). Check out all the NAEP has to offer at NAEP.org.Connect with Katie Cannon at https://www.linkedin.com/in/katie-cannon-a37253b9/Guest Bio:Katie Cannon, Education Director at Carolina Tiger Rescue is a graduate of Appalachian State University. She has worked at Carolina Tiger Rescue for 6 years overseeing education programs including field trips, summer camp, adult day camp, and most recently, virtual field trips and tours. Katie is a former teacher who has always had a love for animals and decided to make the leap to the Rescue after 5 years in the classroom. Music CreditsIntro: Givin Me Eyes by Grace MesaOutro: Never Ending Soul Groove by Mattijs MullerSupport the show (https://www.environmentalprofessionalsradio.com/sponsor-form)

Amanda Hambrick Ashcraft is a white mother raising three white kids, a 5 year old daughter and 7 year old twin boys, in the East Village of NYC. She was born and raised in a small town in Kentucky, went to college in Birmingham, AL and to seminary in Richmond, VA. She has lived in NYC for 13 years. Amanda is a movement builder and leader who writes, speaks and studies at the intersection of race, faith, politics, feminism, and parenting. Amanda is the founder of Raising Imagination, an online movement platform that looks at the evolution of social issues through the lens of imagination. Her platform is largely dedicated to the necessary work white parents must undergo to raise their white kids as anti-racist and how to involve kids in advocacy. Her work has been cited in CNN, Refinery29, the Wall Street Journal, WNBC, and Crooked Media. Amanda is also the Executive Minister for Justice, Education & Movement Building at Middle Church, a historic, multicultural inclusive church in the East Village. In today’s conversation, Amanda and Alexis discuss our perceptions of the REAL differences between the American South and NYC, early conversations we had (or didn’t have) about race in our childhood homes, and our definitions of activism. Amanda shares why she brings her own kids to protests, what anti-racist parenting looks and feels like in everyday life (including breaking down the importance of J.Lo and Shakira’s 2019 superbowl halftime performance and discussing the wonders of Dolly Parton with her children), why it is the responsibility of all white parents to talk to their kids about race and why parenting is inherently political. Today’s episode is the first of two conversations featuring Amanda. Look out for the release of part two in the coming days! Places on the Internet to Learn More: Raising Imagination on Instagram Amanda’s essay about watching the J.Lo and Shakira halftime show with her kids White Too Long: The History of White Supremacy in American Christianity, Robert P. Jones Seeing White podcast series The teachings of Dr. Katie Cannon, Monique Melton, June Jordan, Tabitha St Bernard-Jacobs Raising White Kids, Jennifer Harvey Middle Church

This week's episode features a comprehensive reading of Judges 11 by a few HJD listeners, a creative retelling of the the story of Jephthah's daughter, a lesson from Rev. Dr. Katie Geneva Cannon (1950-2018), and a brief moment of gratitude for George Floyd and Darnella Frazier. Books by Rev. Dr. Katie Geneva Cannon: https://amzn.to/3v5mR07 (Katie's Canon: Womanism and the Soul of the Black Community) https://amzn.to/3auFhzs (Womanist Theological Ethics: A Reader )(with Dr. Emilie Townes) https://amzn.to/3gtamHJ (Teaching Preaching: Isaac Rufus Clark and Black Sacred Rhetoric)

Sometimes, we might think that once we get to where we want to be – whether that be a certain weight, level of success, or fitness goal – that we will finally be happy, but that is just not true! This episode is actually a recent interview with your host, Chrystal Rose, which was recorded at the How to Build a Health and Fitness Business/Brand in 2021 Summit with Katie Cannon, but the content in this episode is relevant to everyone listening, not just the business owners among you. Tuning in, you'll hear more about Chrystal's entrepreneurial journey and how she got into the health, wellness, and fitness space, and how her passion pushed her towards starting Rebellia and becoming a coach. She also shares how she aligns her business values with her personal values, the importance of celebrating the small wins, and understanding the difference between your thoughts and your truth. Tune in today!

Sometimes, we might think that once we get to where we want to be – whether that be a certain weight, level of success, or fitness goal – that we will finally be happy, but that is just not true! This episode is actually a recent interview with your host, Chrystal Rose, which was recorded at the How to Build a Health and Fitness Business/Brand in 2021 Summit with Katie Cannon, but the content in this episode is relevant to everyone listening, not just the business owners among you. Tuning in, you'll hear more about Chrystal's entrepreneurial journey and how she got into the health, wellness, and fitness space, and how her passion pushed her towards starting Rebellia and becoming a coach. She also shares how she aligns her business values with her personal values, the importance of celebrating the small wins, and understanding the difference between your thoughts and your truth. Tune in today!Get Embodied with me & our community this month and BREATHE every day! Win prizes and go into 2024 chill AF. Signup here for free when you use code BADDIE: Breathworkbestie.com

Sometimes, we might think that once we get to where we want to be – whether that be a certain weight, level of success, or fitness goal – that we will finally be happy, but that is just not true! This episode is actually a recent interview with your host, Chrystal Rose, which was recorded at the How to Build a Health and Fitness Business/Brand in 2021 Summit with Katie Cannon, but the content in this episode is relevant to everyone listening, not just the business owners among you. Tuning in, you'll hear more about Chrystal's entrepreneurial journey and how she got into the health, wellness, and fitness space, and how her passion pushed her towards starting Rebellia and becoming a coach. She also shares how she aligns her business values with her personal values, the importance of celebrating the small wins, and understanding the difference between your thoughts and your truth. Tune in today!

Let's review my 3 Tips for Looking Great on Camera with Katie Cannon and learn about an amazing event happening NOW!Learn more about Katie and her summit that I'm speaking on at https://cutt.ly/2kswlR8Get Registered for Katie Cannon's event and hear our FULL session for the next 48 hours ONLY here!Rachel Varga BScN, RN, CANS is a Board Certified Aesthetic Nurse Specialist since 2011 with nearly 20,000 procedures performed, an international clinical trainer for other Physicians and Nurses, celebrity skin expert featured on Bulletproof Radio, Ask the Health Expert Podcast with JJ Virgin, LIVE with Dr. Kellyann Petrucci and more! Rachel is also a speaker and academically published award-winning author in the field of plastic and aesthetic nursing as well as an executive board member and peer reviewer for The Plastic Surgical Nursing Journal. Through education on skin care, skin and laser rejuvenation, non-surgical solutions, healing lifestyle and biohacking practices, Rachel helps inspire others with her unique toolkit to navigate and strategize aging impossibly well – using the Holistic SCIENCE of BEAUTY at RachelVarga.ca where One on One sessions for at-home and in-clinic skin rejuvenation are available.“Beauty is a feeling and quiet confidence that comes from being perfectly aligned body, mind and spirit (or as close to perfect as possible!).”It will be my pleasure to help you understand the SCIENCE of BEAUTY!” To learn more about achieving your skin goals through at-home and in-clinic skin rejuvenation options you can reach out me here! https://rachelvarga.ca/get-startedDOWNLOAD my FREE Treatment Planning Guide AND Sophisticated Skin Cheat Sheet at https://rachelvarga.ca/Email: info@rachelvarga.caPODCAST: https://rachelvarga.ca/blogFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/RachelVargaOfficial/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rachelvargaofficial/?hl=enYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZUxR4hUHm4Lf0WisIrudqwThank you so much for tuning in and I'm sure you learned lots! Email me at: info@rachelvarga.ca DISCLAIMER: Information in this podcast is not to be taken as medical advice, and always consult with your Physician before making any lifestyle changes. The material shared by guests in this podcast is not the opinion of Rachel Varga, and disclaims any responsibility of inaccurate credentials of guests or information used that may cause harm. Always consult with your licensed Physician before any lifestyle modifications.

My guest for this episode is Meta Commerse. Meta is a poet, a novelist, and a healer. My initial motivation for this interview was and still is as a continuation of my series on Racial Reconciliation, because Meta offers a class through her Story Medicine Wisdom School titled, 'Story Medicine for Racial Healing.' But as I learned that Meta was a poet and novelist and had developed this resource she calls story medicine, I wanted to talk with her about each of those aspects--her art, her development of story medicine, and the use of her art and story medicine is facilitating racial healing. As you will learn, Meta prefers to speak of racial healing rather than racial reconciliation. It is because of her reasoning on this issue that I am changing the name of my ongoing series. Consequently, this episode is the first of three. In this episode I talk with Meta about her story as it lead to her being poet and novelist and you will get to hear Meta read some of her poems and a selection from her novel. Meta is the author of six books: Landscapes of Abuse (2001), Rainsongs: Poems of a Woman's Life (2012), The Mending Time, a novel (2014), Blues Doula, poems by Meta Commerse (2019), Womaning, a memoir (forthcoming), and Diamonds and Pyramids: Story Medicine for Racial Healing (forthcoming). You can learn more about Meta, her Story Medicine Wisdom School, the courses, lectures, and internships she offers in that school, the Community Action Projects offered through The Race Relations Station, and purchase Meta's books through her website, storymedicineworldwide.com. I want to offer a special word of thanks to Carol and Tony Asiaghi for letting Meta and I use their beautiful and peaceful West Asheville Garden Retreat and Sanctuary to record these three interviews. The audio clip of Womanist theologian and ethicist, Dr. Katie Cannon, from the documentary, Journey to Liberation: The Legacy of Womanist Theology and Womanist Ethics at Union Theological Seminary, is used by permission from Union Theological Seminary. The music for this episode is from a clip of a song called 'Father Let Your Kingdom Come' which is found on The Porter's Gate Worship Project Work Songs album and is used by permission by The Porter's Gate Worship Project. You can learn more about the album and the Worship Project at theportersgate.com.  

Dr. Margarita Guillory, associate professor of religion at BU, shares her knowledge about the history of African diaspora conjuring practices, how they are and have been portrayed in popular culture, and how Black millennials and younger generations are practicing witchcraft digitally. Dr. Maria DeBlassie co-hosts. This conversation lays the groundwork for next episode, in which Maria and I build on what we learned from Margarita to discuss Black witches in contemporary romance.--Show Notes:Shelf Love:Sign up for the email newsletter list | Website | Twitter | Instagram | Goodreads | Email: Andrea@shelflovepodcast.comScarily Ever After Recommended ReadingCheck out Shelf Love’s updated website including the transcript for this episodeShelf Love episodes with transcriptsGuest: Dr. Margarita GuilloryCV | BU faculty page | The Atlantic article on Black Millennials, Dr. Guillory quotedCo-Host on this episode: Dr. Maria DeBlassieTwitter | Instagram | Website | Maria on episode 041 of Shelf Love: The Kiss QuotientNotes:The Atlantic Article: The Witches of Baltimore Young black women are leaving Christianity and embracing African witchcraft in digital covens.Black Magic: Religion and the African American Conjuring Tradition First Edition by Yvonne P. ChireauHoodoo in America by Zora Neale HurstonDr. Anthony Pinn - Terror in TriumphJames Cone, founder of Black Liberation TheologyBlack womanist scholars: Katie Cannon and Emily Townes, Stephanie MitchemAzealia Banks: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2SOXS9f5UDgPrincess Nokia: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iUcAPCxrSQsBbyMutha: https://pitchfork.com/reviews/albums/bbymutha-muthaland/American Horror Story - The CovenMarie Laveau: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marie_Laveau

Jacob is a trickster, and whether any given trick was just or right is a hard question to ask. But could trickery be a blessing? Could a willingness to bend the rules save lives? Is this story a witness to what the late scholar Katie Cannon called “God’s Fierce Whimsy?"

Every follower of Jesus is called to share His generously. Whether that is through words, acts of service, or empowering others to go by giving financially, we are all called to missions in three ways: PRAY - GIVE - GO. We call it Thanks - Missions Sunday. Today we celebrate the mission call with special guest speaker, Missionary to Indonesia, Katie Cannon.

Katie Cannon is the education director of Carolina Tiger Rescue, North Carolina’s only federally accredited wild cat sanctuary. A federally accredited sanctuary means Carolina Tiger Rescue is a 501-c3 non-profit; it does not buy, sell, or trade any of its animals or their parts; it does not do any breeding; and it is a no-contact facility. Through their education programming and guided tours, they help visitors understand the downfalls and dangers of private ownership, as well as the realities behind cub petting and other exploitation of wild animals.    Patreon Please considering supporting us at Patreon HERE. We have so far released our first special episode, the Cheetah, and our conservation news for May 2019. In addition, each month we will donate 25% of any money donated to a conservation organization of your choosing. We can not thank you enough for helping us and for you in making a difference. Show notes HERE

Dr. Lisa Thompson, Dr. Candace Shields, Dr. Leslie Callahan, and Dr. Valerie Cooper, moderated by Tamisha Tyler, respond to questions concerning the theological tradition of womanism and the legacy of womanist scholar Dr. Katie Cannon. The panelists discuss embracing one’s particularity and whole self, promoting survival and quality of life, confronting misogyny, and the use of traditional and secular sources in theology.   The Black Public Theology Symposium was held at Fuller in October 2018. The symposium sought to bring the Black academy and the Black church into dialogue and explore ways to distill Black theology and make it accessible to the Black church and community.  Learn more about the Pannell Center for African American Church Studies: http://fuller.edu/pannell-center/ For more resources for a deeply formed spiritual life, visit Fuller.edu/Studio

Katie Cannon is a freelance photographer focusing on families, farms and food. She has taken a scenic path to a career in photography, starting as a human resources professional with a stop in food writing along the way. She is a mother, wife, friend, eater and adventurer and loves photographing it all.

In which a truly heroic woman brings water to one city, narrowly evades death by water in another, and in the meanwhile some dude is just sitting there eating dog dick hot pot with his best bro on his birthday.

The Rev. Dr. Paula Owens Parker is a Presbyterian minister and senior program developer of Roots Matter. Though Roots Matter’s approach to generational healing is rooted in the traumatic experience of chattel slavery and the African American spirituality created out of that experience, it has a deep and powerful connection with other groups and cultures who have experienced historical trauma. Roots Matter: Healing History, Honoring Heritage, and Renewing Hope was published in July 2016. Dr. Parker received her Doctor of Ministry from San Francisco Theological Seminary (San Anselmo, CA.). She is a professor of Spiritual Formation at Union Presbyterian Seminary (Richmond, VA.), is a retreat leader, spiritual director, and healing prayer minister. She's received many awards including the 2013 Union Presbyterian Seminary Black Alumni/ae Trailblazer Award. Dr. Parker takes her coffee with 100% pure, light amber maple syrup. Dr. Parker is the founder and former executive director of The Daughters of Zelophehad, Inc., an ecumenical Christian transitional housing program for women in crisis and their children. The Daughters of Zelophehad name came from Numbers 27:1-11 when Moses was dividing up the promised land. Moses protected the rights of these women when there was no male heir. Dr. Parker is also a co-founder of SOZO School of Christian Healing Prayer at Richmond Hill, an urban ecumenical retreat center, and co-founder of Seven Sisters Sharing Seven Sayings, a Good Friday service that is held each year in the Richmond metropolitan area. SOZO means to save or to heal in Greek. Both scholars and ministers in their own rights, Paula Parker and Katie Cannon are collaborating on the development of a Center of Womanist Leadership. United Faith Leaders and The Coffeepot Fellowship look forward to that exciting project which Dr. Parker discusses in this episode. In conclusion, as you consider these two quotes from our interview, we urge the reading of Dr. Parker's book, Roots Matter: Healing History, Honoring Heritage, and Renewing Hope, for people of all backgrounds. "The decision you make today effects seven generations." -Sioux proverb "Trauma is trauma. It happens in all families, in all ways." -Rev. Dr. Paula Owens Parker Links: Sponsor: United Faith Leaders Roots Matter: Healing History, Honoring Heritage, and Renewing Hope (Wipf & Stock, 2016) by Paula Owens Parker Roots Matter LLC Roots Matter on Facebook Katie Geneva Cannon Simple Green Smoothie - Thrive Richmond Hill Retreat Center The Coffeepot Fellowship on Facebook