Podcast appearances and mentions of katie evans

This week, we're tapping into the intersection of hip-hop, technology, education and startups with a true pioneer - Arabian Prince. If you know your rap history, you know Arabian Prince as one of the founding members of N.W.A, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame rap group that redefined music and culture. But what you might not know is that he's also a lifelong technologist, entrepreneur and futurist - a kid from Compton who got his hands on a computer early and never looked back. From songwriting, rapping and DJ-ing to producing electro-funk beats and Grammy-nominated #1 hit song Supersonic to leading innovation in 3D animation, video games, and blockchain, he's been pushing the boundaries of technology for decades. In this episode, we talk about how a chance encounter with an N.W.A-inspired crypto-merch baseball cap led to this conversation, and from there, we cover everything - his early love for tech, how music and technology shaped his career, and his mission as founder of INov8 Next Open Labs and co-founder of INov8 Capital to bring the next generation of kids into the world of tech. Form beats to bytes, Arabian's story is all about curiosity, hustle, creativity, and breaking boundaries - whether it's in music, business, or technology, so this is one you don't want to miss. EPISODE LINKS Follow OGArabianPrince on social: Instagram | LinkedIn | X/Twitter Learn more about iNov8 Next Open Labs Learn about Arabian Prince's music and past work here Check out Arabian Prince's GGGOAT Golf and GGGOAT PC brands Check out Swarm, the crypto real-world asset platform that started this conversation, and listen to their co-founders on MoneyNeverSleeps episode 277. QUOTES FROM THE EPISODE "I was just a kid with a computer in Compton. That changed everything for me." "If you want to make real change, you have to give kids access - not just knowledge, but tools, networks, and opportunities." "Most of the people running tech companies today grew up on our music. That connection helps me open doors to push innovation forward." SHOW NOTES 01:45 - The backstory: A crypto merch cap leads to this conversation 04:10 - Growing up in Compton, discovering computers, and early influences 08:50 - Blending music and technology: from electro-funk to hip-hop 11:15 - The birth of N.W.A and leveraging tech in the studio 14:40 - Why Arabian Prince left N.W.A and pivoted into animation and video games 16:20 - Working on Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, Silver Surfer, and Casper 18:30 - Founding iNov8 Next Open Labs and building tech education initiatives 21:05 - The regional approach: Adapting tech education to different U.S. communities 24:15 - Leveraging relationships and hip-hop's legacy to open doors in tech 27:40 - Thoughts on blockchain, AI, and the future of digital ownership 29:50 - The impact of teaching kids about technology and entrepreneurship 32:00 - Fun facts about Arabian Prince: his love for SpongeBob and video games 34:00 - Arabian's connection to Ireland and plans for visiting soon 35:00 - Closing thoughts and where to find Arabian Prince online Shout-outs and hat-tips: Amor Sexton, Philipp Pieper, Timo Lehes, Katie Evans, Kene Ezeji-Okoye Leave a review and subscribe on Apple Podcasts Spotify MoneyNeverSleeps (website) Email us: info@norioventures.com Follow on X(Twitter): Pete Townsend | MoneyNeverSleeps Follow on LinkedIn: Pete Townsend | MoneyNeverSleeps MoneyNeverSleeps newsletter on Substack

This week, we're tapping into the intersection of hip-hop, technology, education and startups with a true pioneer—Arabian Prince. If you know your rap history, you know Arabian Prince as one of the founding members of N.W.A, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame rap group that redefined music and culture. But what you might not know is that he's also a lifelong technologist, entrepreneur and futurist—a kid from Compton who got his hands on a computer early and never looked back. From songwriting, rapping and DJ-ing to producing electro-funk beats and Grammy-nominated #1 hit song Supersonic to leading innovation in 3D animation, video games, and blockchain, he's been pushing the boundaries of technology for decades. In this episode, we talk about how a chance encounter with an N.W.A-inspired crypto-merch baseball cap led to this conversation, and from there, we cover everything—his early love for tech, how music and technology shaped his career, and his mission as founder of INov8 Next Open Labs and co-founder of INov8 Capital to bring the next generation of kids into the world of tech. Form beats to bytes, Arabian's story is all about curiosity, hustle, creativity, and breaking boundaries—whether it's in music, business, or technology, so this is one you don't want to miss. EPISODE LINKS Follow OGArabianPrince on social: Instagram | LinkedIn | X/Twitter Learn more about iNov8 Next Open Labs Learn about Arabian Prince's music and past work here Check out Arabian Prince's GGGOAT Golf and GGGOAT PC brands  Check out Swarm, the crypto real-world asset platform that started this conversation: www.swarm.com QUOTES FROM THE EPISODE “I was just a kid with a computer in Compton. That changed everything for me.” “If you want to make real change, you have to give kids access—not just knowledge, but tools, networks, and opportunities.” “Most of the people running tech companies today grew up on our music. That connection helps me open doors to push innovation forward.” SHOW NOTES  01:45 – The backstory: A crypto merch cap leads to this conversation 04:10 – Growing up in Compton, discovering computers, and early influences 08:50 – Blending music and technology: from electro-funk to hip-hop 11:15 – The birth of N.W.A and leveraging tech in the studio 14:40 – Why Arabian Prince left N.W.A and pivoted into animation and video games 16:20 – Working on Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, Silver Surfer, and Casper 18:30 – Founding iNov8 Next Open Labs and building tech education initiatives 21:05 – The regional approach: Adapting tech education to different U.S. communities 24:15 – Leveraging relationships and hip-hop's legacy to open doors in tech 27:40 – Thoughts on blockchain, AI, and the future of digital ownership 29:50 – The impact of teaching kids about technology and entrepreneurship 32:00 – Fun facts about Arabian Prince: his love for SpongeBob and video games 34:00 – Arabian's connection to Ireland and plans for visiting soon 35:00 – Closing thoughts and where to find Arabian Prince online Keywords: #arabianprince #nwa #rap #hiphop #tech #education #inov8next Shout-outs and hat-tips: Amor Sexton, Philipp Pieper, Timo Lehes, Katie Evans, Kene Ezeji-Okoye Leave a review and subscribe on Apple Podcasts Spotify MoneyNeverSleeps (website) Email us: info@norioventures.com Follow on X(Twitter): Pete Townsend: https://twitter.com/petetownsendnv MoneyNeverSleeps: https://twitter.com/MNSshow Follow on LinkedIn: Pete Townsend: https://www.linkedin.com/in/pete-townsend-1b18301a/ MoneyNeverSleeps: https://www.linkedin.com/company/28661903/ MoneyNeverSleeps newsletter: https://moneyneversleeps.substack.com/

Built on the observation that after child birth most moms are starving and many crave Burger King, BK launched Bundles of Joy. Controversial to some, liberating to others, the idea caught fire in the media. We talk with Burger King's UK CMO, Katie Evans and BBH London's Head of Strategy, Saskia Jones. Thanks to Jira and Tracksuit for supporting our show.

For NZ Live today we head to our Wellington Studio, and the band Dateline Dateline is the musical project of Te Whanganui a Tara/Wellington singer Katie Evans.

Welcome to our series of bite-sized episodes featuring favourite moments from the Leading for Business Excellence podcast series.In this minisode, Katie Evans, Chief Marketing Officer at Burger King UK, shares examples of brands that have successfully adapted to changing consumer behaviours and expectations. Listen to the full episode here: https://pmi.co.uk/knowledge-hub/leading-for-business-excellence-podcast-episode-2-driving-customer-focused-performance-improvement-with-katie-evans-cmo-burger-king/ More from PMI: Dive into our Knowledge Hub for more tools, videos, and infographics Join us for a PMI LIVE Webinar Follow us on LinkedIn

AdTechGod sits down with Katie Evans from Magnite. Katie is the Chief Operating Officer at Magnite. Her journey to the top is incredible. Embodying dedication, strategic foresight, and a passion for leadership.Starting her career with a humble beginning at Mindshare/Maxxus, Katie quickly demonstrated her exceptional capabilities and drive. Now, at Magnite, Katie continues to break barriers and push the envelope, leading her team with a vision that's setting new standards in the space. Her story is a testament to her resilience, adaptability, and her relentless pursuit of excellence.Thank you Innovid for advertising on this episode. Mentioned in this episode:ADTECHGOD DISCLOSURE

As part of AHDB's Roots To Resilience programme, our national specialist for grass forage and soil, Katie Evans, is joined by Jason Rowntree to discuss how we could improve ecosystems while maintaining productivity on farm.  Jason is a professor of animal science at Michigan State University and director of MSU Center for Regenerative Agriculture. Useful links Roots to Resilience | AHDB Roots to Resilience - YouTube Beef & Lamb sector plan 2022–2027 | AHDB Feedback We'd love to know what you think of our podcasts. If you'd like to give your feedback, please complete our short questionnaire, which will help us to improve the podcast on an ongoing basis, or email us with your thoughts, comments and suggestions: foodandfarming@ahdb.org.uk 

The number of Americans living with Alzheimer's is growing — and growing fast. More than six million Americans of all ages have Alzheimer's. As the size of the U.S. population age 65 and older continues to grow, so too will the number and proportion of Americans with Alzheimer's or other dementias. By 2050, the number of people aged 65 and older with Alzheimer's may grow to a projected 12.7 million, barring the development of medical breakthroughs to prevent or cure Alzheimer's disease. Yet, people often face barriers to accessing quality care because of factors such as geography, language, insurance coverage and high costs of care and lack of transportation, to name a few.Toward this goal, the Alzheimer's Association and MATTER are calling on innovators to submit their solutions to the second annual Alzheimer's Association Pitch Competition. These solutions should address the need for increasing access to quality, person-centered care for people living with Alzheimer's disease in all communities, especially historically underserved communities.Join MATTER and the Alzheimer's Association for a panel discussion on this topic with panelists Katie Evans, chief mission engagement officer of the Alzheimer's Association, Jay Bhatt, practicing physician and managing director of the Deloitte Center for Health Solutions and the Deloitte Health Equity Institute, and Ashley Alexander, president and CEO of the Kelsey Research Foundation. The panel was moderated by Morgan Daven, vice president of health systems of the Alzheimer's Association.For more information, visit matter.health and follow us on social: LinkedIn @MATTERTwitter @MATTERhealthInstagram @matterhealth

Welcome to our series of bite-sized episodes featuring favourite moments from the Leading for Business Excellence podcast series.In this minisode, we're joined by Katie Evans, Chief Marketing Officer at Burger King UK, as she shares her strategy for communicating to both employees and customers, emphasising the importance of transparency and understanding.Listen to the full episode here: https://pmi.co.uk/knowledge-hub/leading-for-business-excellence-podcast-episode-2-driving-customer-focused-performance-improvement-with-katie-evans-cmo-burger-king/

What keeps you from being a confident, empowered, and successful negotiator?Whether you're asking for a raise or convincing your child to eat their dinner before dessert, negotiation is the key skill that will set you apart at work and in life. But for many people, especially women, being vocal about their needs and wants is unfamiliar and intimidating.No one knows this better than Katie Evans of Katie Evans Speaks, who has spent decades helping women free themselves from the weight of toxic workplaces by becoming powerful negotiators. She's speaking with me today about why some people have a hard time being assertive, how to change this type of mindset and overcome fear of failure, sexism in the workplace, and MORE.You'll walk away from this episode with tips and techniques to prepare yourself for negotiations, and the tools to build your case and reach your desired outcome. Plus, you'll also find out the most powerful word you can use in negotiation.Tune in now to master negotiation and feel empowered at home and in the workplace!TOPICS DISCUSSED IN THIS EPISODE:Why negotiation is an important life skillHow to change your mindset around negotiationThe most powerful word when it comes to negotiatingKatie's tips and tools for negotiationSexism in the workplaceHow to deal with disagreements and when to compromiseWhat to NOT do in a negotiationListen to this recording from Katie Evans to reduce stress and prepare for your next negotiation! https://tiny.cc/reducestresskatieevansHow can I help you be the powerhouse leader you can be? Book a call with me and let's talk! https://www.coachmebernadette.com/discoverycallDownload my eBook, The 3 ‘Must-Have' Myths for Success, here: https://www.balloffirecoaching.comConnect with Bernadette:https://www.facebook.com/shifttorichhttps://www.instagram.com/balloffirebernadetteSupport the Show.

What keeps you from being a confident, empowered, and successful negotiator?Whether you're asking for a raise or convincing your child to eat their dinner before dessert, negotiation is the key skill that will set you apart at work and in life. But for many people, especially women, being vocal about their needs and wants is unfamiliar and intimidating.No one knows this better than Katie Evans of Katie Evans Speaks, who has spent decades helping women free themselves from the weight of toxic workplaces by becoming powerful negotiators. She's speaking with me today about why some people have a hard time being assertive, how to change this type of mindset and overcome fear of failure, sexism in the workplace, and MORE.You'll walk away from this episode with tips and techniques to prepare yourself for negotiations, and the tools to build your case and reach your desired outcome. Plus, you'll also find out the most powerful word you can use in negotiation.Tune in now to master negotiation and feel empowered at home and in the workplace!TOPICS DISCUSSED IN THIS EPISODE:Why negotiation is an important life skillHow to change your mindset around negotiationThe most powerful word when it comes to negotiatingKatie's tips and tools for negotiationSexism in the workplaceHow to deal with disagreements and when to compromiseWhat to NOT do in a negotiationListen to this recording from Katie Evans to reduce stress and prepare for your next negotiation! https://tiny.cc/reducestresskatieevansHow can I help you be the powerhouse leader you can be? Book a call with me and let's talk! https://www.coachmebernadette.com/discoverycallDownload my eBook, The 3 ‘Must-Have' Myths for Success, here: https://www.balloffirecoaching.comConnect with Bernadette:https://www.facebook.com/shifttorichhttps://www.instagram.com/balloffirebernadetteSupport the show

Welcome to our series of bite-sized episodes featuring favourite moments from the Leading for Business Excellence podcast series.  In this minisode, we're joined by Katie Evans, Chief Marketing Officer at  Burger King UK, as she shares how strong supply chain relationships enable her team to remain agile. Listen to the full episode here: https://pmi.co.uk/knowledge-hub/leading-for-business-excellence-podcast-episode-2-driving-customer-focused-performance-improvement-with-katie-evans-cmo-burger-king/   

Join us for some insight into how to establish and manage clover in new and existing pastures. AHDB's national specialist for grass forage and soil, Katie Evans, leads the discussion with Teagasc's Nicky Byrne and Northumberland-based farmer James Drummond. Useful links ManagingClover2871_210310_WEB-1.pdf (windows.net) Management-and-establishment-of-grass-white-clover-swards.pdf (teagasc.ie) Red Clover - Teagasc | Agriculture and Food Development Authority Feedback We'd love to know what you think of our podcasts. If you'd like to give your feedback, please complete our short questionnaire, which will help us to improve the podcast on an ongoing basis, or email us with your thoughts, comments and suggestions: foodandfarming@ahdb.org.uk 

Our next guest is Katie Evans, who is first and foremost a storyteller. She realized early in her career that people learn fastest when taught in that form. Her presentations are informative, timely and insightful. Katie believes that laughter is a powerful teaching tool and uses it liberally in her thought-provoking sessions. Everyone goes home feeling better and lighter. She delivers the perfect touch of comedy, inspiration and timely messaging that will make your event fun, meaningful, and memorable for all. Katie's passion is supporting people in succeeding beyond their wildest dreams. In episode 373 of the Fraternity Foodie Podcast, we find out why Katie chose the University of Washington for her undergraduate experience, why she decided to make the move into hypnotherapy, how college students can quickly build rapport with new people, how college students can learn to negotiate better, ways for students to improve their physical and mental well-being, how you can sell more products or services in a sales position, how to bring comedy into your storytelling, and how to better retain your members or employees.

Dry July has returned for 2023. It's the fundraiser that challenges people to quit drinking alcohol, while supporting cancer patients and their families.  Bill Woods spoke to the CEO of the Dry July Foundation, Katie Evans, about the importance of the fundraiser and how it can help affected individuals.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In our latest episode, Ken Rundle is joined by Philip Cosgrave, Yara's Country Grassland Agronomist and Katie Evans from AHDB to discuss ‘Forage for Knowledge' a UK-wide initiative to support grassland farmers and grazers. 

This week, host Mike Lander talks to Katie Evans (CMO, Burger King UK) about the importance of communication and relationship building, aligned objectives and mutual benefit, and learning from past experiences and preparation. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today's episode covers the 2007 brown bear attack on Katie Evans in Romania. This story is best told in episode 227 of the podcast "This is Actually Happening" - to differentiate our telling of the story, we discuss Romanian relationships with bears (past and present), and what types of animals call Romania home.To understand John's perspective more or to read his writing on the attack, see his piece on Slate, or read his book "Young Widower: A Memoir".  You can also visit his website https://johnwevans.com.Support the showSupport the show by shopping at www.getoutalivepodcast.com/shopFollow us on Instagram, Facebook, Tiktok, check out our website GetOutAlivePodcast.com and join us on Patreon!You can find Ashley @TheAngryOlogist on Twitter

Like any good Disney story, Katie Evans has had to overcome obstacles to find her happy ending. While struggling with postpartum depression, Katie moved her family to Disney World. She also wrote a book, The Magic of Hope, where she shares her personal struggles and triumphs and inspires others to always follow their dreams. In this episode of Flip Your Script with Kristi Piehl, Katie talks about how the magic of Disney changed her life and her family.

In this episode of the Food & Farming podcast, we are looking ahead and planning for 2023 with a focus on grazing, using herbal leys and the benefits of outwintering on fodder beet. Our grass specialist Katie Evans speaks to New Zealand fodder beet expert Dr Jim Gibbs and UK expert Marc Jones (KWS) about how to successfully outwinter stock on fodder beet to maximise performance and reduce costs.  We hear about how the crop can fit into your farm system and be utilised with herbal and grass leys. Getting the most out of your grazing can help prepare you for extreme weather events, have a positive environmental impact and has been proven to reduce production costs.  To find out more, visit the following webpages: https://ahdb.org.uk/knowledge-library/ahdb-grass  https://ahdb.org.uk/knowledge-library/paddock-design-and-transition-of-cattle-to-fodder-beet https://ahdb.org.uk/fodder-beet-sheep-video 

Katie is the Senior Communications Strategist for Woodard & Curran. She is also a children's book author. Which makes her the coolest person on this side of the universe. We chat about what her position does and some ways to get good communication overall. Public trust is something that is earned and not given, and Katie is a shining star in the trust department. Give the show a listen and share with a friend or 30.Find her on LinkedIn here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/katie-evans-2499153/

It's become fashionable to say that the “American Dream” is dead. Many people feel that the best days are behind us. The pandemic created extraordinary wealth concentrated in a small group of powerful people, while average Americans feel left behind. The humiliating pullout from Afghanistan, supply-chain disruptions and the surge in inflation causing increased costs of everyday items (such as food and gas at the pumps) erodes our confidence. Sometimes, we need a reminder that despite setbacks, there is hope. The American Dream of immigrating to the United States and creating a better life for your family is still alive and well. Yong Kim was born in South Korea. At an early age, he became infatuated with the U.S. and desperately wanted to emigrate. He begged his parents for years to relocate. As a young adult, Kim boldly left his family and came to America. With broken English, he tried—mostly unsuccessfully—to find a job. “This was before the days of the internet. Living alone in a foreign country, not knowing anyone and not speaking English, was extremely difficult,” Kim said. Over time, he found his way. He attended the University of Chicago and received a masters and M.B.A. from Harvard. Kim went on to found Wonolo, an on-demand staffing marketplace for blue-collar workers. The platform connects businesses that have critical temporary staffing needs with workers looking for a gig. Kim conceived of the app based, in part, on his own experiences working at Coke. He noticed that it was hard to quickly find workers and thought that there has to be a better way to both benefit folks looking for part-time work and employers who desperately need to staff up. With over $200 million in venture capital funding, Kim says that Wonolo has over 1 million people on the platform, predominantly retail, factory, warehouse, fulfillment, hospitality and related types of workers. There are thousands of businesses that seek Wonolo's help.

In 2016, Edward Jones became the first National Presenting Sponsor for the Alzheimer's Association Walk to End Alzheimer's, which takes place in more than 600 communities each year.Since then, more than 75,000 participants have walked for Edward Jones to help raise more than $25 million in the fight to end Alzheimer's. In July of 2020, the firm announced the renewal of its five-year strategic alliance, for a total commitment of $50 million by the end of 2025.In today's episode, Alli Murphy is joined by Ken Cella, General Partner at Edward Jones, and Katie Evans, Vice President of Corporate Initiatives at Alzheimer's Association.Listen in to learn:Why Edward Jones and Alzheimer's Association are a right fit for partnershipThe many facets and touchpoints of their partnershipHow Alzheimer's Association manages expectations and delivers great employee engagement experiencesThe importance of developing a formal volunteer programThis episode is brought to you by Edward Jones.Links & NotesAlzheimer's AssociationAlzheimer's Association BlogEdward Jones WebsiteSeason 11, Ep 11: JEDI, Mentorship & Corporate Partners With Artis StevensSeason 10, Ep20: Gas South: A “Fuel for Good”Elevate Your Social ImpactSign up for Engage for Good's newsletterCheck out past Cause Talk Radio episodesAccess free resourcesCheck out our monthly webinarsLet Alli know what you think of the show!a

In 2016, Edward Jones became the first National Presenting Sponsor for the Alzheimer's Association Walk to End Alzheimer's, which takes place in more than 600 communities each year. Since then, more than 75,000 participants have walked for Edward Jones to help raise more than $25 million in the fight to end Alzheimer's. In July of 2020, the firm announced the renewal of its five-year strategic alliance, for a total commitment of $50 million by the end of 2025. In today's episode, Alli Murphy is joined by Ken Cella, General Partner at Edward Jones, and Katie Evans, Vice President of Corporate Initiatives at Alzheimer's Association. Listen in to learn: Why Edward Jones and Alzheimer's Association are a right fit for partnership The many facets and touchpoints of their partnership How Alzheimer's Association manages expectations and delivers great employee engagement experiences The importance of developing a formal volunteer program This episode is brought to you by Edward Jones. Links & Notes Alzheimer's Association Alzheimer's Association Blog Edward Jones Website Season 11, Ep 11: JEDI, Mentorship & Corporate Partners With Artis Stevens Season 10, Ep20: Gas South: A “Fuel for Good” Elevate Your Social Impact Sign up for Engage for Good's newsletter Check out past Cause Talk Radio episodes Access free resources Check out our monthly webinars Let Alli know what you think of the show!a

Burger King (UK)'s Chief Marketing Officer, Katie Evans, talks about her experience of driving customer-focused Performance Improvement.Listen out for her take on putting the customer front and centre, working in partnership with the supply chain to achieve better results and engaging stakeholders in transformative change.Learn how agile processes have enabled Katie to lead a team successfully and consistently without stifling creativity.

Videographer Frisco Chavez has a wait list of clients. In this episode, you'll hear how he built his business and increased his flexibility, and special guest Katie Evans shares a behind-the-scenes look at how Frisco has become essential to Upwork's content efforts. You'll also hear from Zoe Harte, Chief People Officer at Upwork, who discusses how putting independent talent at the heart of your business can help you achieve your mission and goals and lead to a better work life for all of us.

Today's service was led by members of our church who also happen to be one of our missions partners: Mikeyy and Katie Evans serve with Back2Back Ministries, and today they're sharing about their work locally and internationally. Back2Back cares for kids from hard places and equips the adults who serve them. (Led by Mikeyy Evans from Back2Back Ministries)Connect with us: echochurch.orgLearn more about Back2Back: https://back2back.org/

Katie Evans, CEO of the Dry July Foundation

If you want to talk some footy, you gotta play with my feet... It's episode 100!! Time to pop some bottles and talk some footy! For this episode the boys invite on their first female footy fanatic, Katie Evans, to add the first female perspective to the beautiful game! They talk favorite teams, Euros, and the USWNT Olympic team. Listen in to hear the perspective of the first female guest.

Pilbara Style is this weekend, and The Junction Co.'s Katie Evans is happy to push the "support locals" message See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What peace is and what it is not

What peace is and what it is not

Are you listening? Are you resting?

Are you listening? Are you resting?

Are you an overcomer? Who and what's running you?

Are you an overcomer? Who and what's running you?

We have a different episode here on this season! Katie Evans, our wonderful host Sydney's sister, has joined us to turn the dynamic around and ask us questions this time! She is in the beginning of her college career, and is seeking advice on how to navigate through internships, networking, and the job search from our perspective. She also touches on her involvement in SHRM and how that can create a wider network for her as she discovers future opportunities.

Who is running your life and are you resting?

Who is running your life and are you resting?

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On this episode we are joined by Katie Evans.Katie is an experienced therapeutic counsellor specialising in GSRD meaning gender, sexuality and relationship diversity, She is also professionally working with kink and sex worker communities.  Katie talks with us about the various issued raised to her and methods of treatment including the importance of seeking counselling. We could have spoken to Katie all day! She is so knowledgeable on the many topics that she covers and we can clearly see how she is able to effortlessly put her clients at ease with her calm, warm disposition. Unfortunately we weren't able to produce a day long episode so this is shortened version for you.Katie runs The Mental Health Monster podcast and can be contacted through the below options.www.katieevanscounselling.co.uk Twitter & Instagram @KECounselling#counselling #therapist #gender #sexuality #relationshipdiversity #anxiety #depression #chemsex #depression #addiction #relationshipproblems #trauma #abuse #sexualissues #selfesteem #selfharm #loneliness #intimacy #identity #fetish #kink #suicidalideation #rape #sexualassault #feelingfemaleaf #womenshealth #knowyourcycle #menstruation #liverpool #periodpower #feminine #respectyourcycle #podcast #realwomen #podcasting  #spotify #buzzsprout 

We receive joy from the Word of God in our everyday life.

We receive joy from the Word of God in our everyday life.

Discussion of how Christian seniors handle change and view the end of their race.

Discussion of how Christian seniors handle change and view the end of their race.

Discussion of how the Church interacts with the senior population and helps to address their special needs.

Discussion of how the Church interacts with the senior population and helps to address their special needs.

This week is a chat with Katie Evans of the Junction Co Art gallery in Port Hedland. We chat about their Covid inspired podcast, the present and future of the creative realm in the Pilbara and how it all came about. so Tune In, Check It Out and remember, if you like it, then LIKE and SHARE it.

This is a one-on-one with Katie Evans who is running for State Rep. in the 85th District. We talk about her path to victory, how her career prepares her to forge compromise and unity. You can check out her website here.

In this episode, Rita interviews her close friends Kathryn Jury (KJ) and Katie Evans on all things sex and sexuality. Both women have experience dating men and women and share their thoughts and experiences on: - Sexual Identity and labels - Bisexuality - Sex with a woman vs sex with a male - Best & Worst Sexual Encounters (and why...) And a whole lot more. **This is part 1 of a 2 part series - Part 2 episode will be released on Monday 28th September)

  Become a Living Lite fan to keep up with the latest information on healthy weight loss, stress reduction and motivation to just be better using hypnosis.   You’ve tried it all: You’ve consumed enough diet shakes to float a bus. You’ve counted calories until you dream in numbers. You’ve swallowed the pre-measured, pre-packaged, pre-cooked, pre-chewed food until you puked (oh, yeah, that’s another “diet” you may have tried!).    What if. . . You could lose weight easily without tearing apart your life and schedule? You don’t need to give up all your favorite foods? You don’t dread exercise any more? You don’t beat yourself up over previous failed attempts? Sound impossible or scammy, like a late night cheesy infomercial? It’s totally possible, starting right now, with a scientifically proven technique. Hypnosis can help you get around all the obstacles that have blocked you in the past. Safely. Quickly. And it’s nearly effortless. Call/text Katie at 206-841-4876 or email hypnogrll@gmail.com for more information.

Get an inside peak at the story behind the foods you eat. Katie Evans joins us to talk about how her family farm in Bridgeville, Delaware brings the flavors of DelMarVa to your local Giant in the form of produce and ice cream. She also shares how the farm has grown over the years and how a recent appearance on Shark Tank has put them on the map nationally. Evans Farms: https://www.evansfarmsproduce.com/ The Frozen Farmer: https://www.thefrozenfarmer.com/

Miss JB For Breakfast this morning? JB caught up with Katie Evans all about DRY JULY which kicks off today. Find out how long it's been going for, how much money its raised over that time and the excellent benefits from taking part in it! All that and more in this edition of the JB For Breakfast Catch Up!

Katie Evans, Selinsgrove, Democratic write-in candidate for State Representative 85th district, on why and how she is running for office. Katie is a retired Selinsgrove teacher concerned about the people's interests not being represented in Harrisburg, the impact COVID-19 will have on education and other critical issues.

Katie Evans, Selinsgrove, Democratic write-in candidate for State Representative 85th district, on why and how she is running for office. Katie is a retired Selinsgrove teacher concerned about the people’s interests not being represented in Harrisburg, the impact COVID-19 will have on education and other critical issues.

Dr. Pope has several conversations with government representatives and their staff members during the Community Food Giveaway sponsored by State Rep. Senfronia Thompson and Peoples United Summit. Guests: State Representative Senfronia Thompson, Katie Evans, Assistant Chief to Harris County Constable Sherman Eagleton, and Esther Porres, Commissioner Adrian Garcia Pct. 2

In this week's episode, Katie shares her Mentorship journey as a sports therapist who has massively grown in her confidence and grown her own private practice over the past 2 years to a level where she's now thinking about taking on new staff. I'm really proud of Katie's journey, and hope you enjoy the episode. Enjoy the show! And be sure to send me your comments, thoughts, and questions to Dave@thegotophysio.com ----------------------------------- Want To Work 1-1 With Dave? Visit; www.TheGoToPhysio.com/Mentorship Check out Dave's No.1 best selling Book The Go-To Physio: www.TheGoToPhysio.com/Book

There's no question about the impact finances have on mental health and with today being Time to Talk Day (7th February) we wanted to take a closer look at how finance interacts with the mental health problems that affect 1 in 4 of us. Time to Talk Day wants to break down the stigmas around mental health and get people talking more openly about it. Sarah's joined by Katie Evans, Head of Research and Policy, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute, Joe Surtees, Policy Manager at the Single Financial Guidance Body and James Nicholson, Engineer at Monzo to discuss why money's such a taboo subject in everyday discussion, spending for stress and whether technology can solve the problem or if it'll just exacerbate it. The group also discuss positive friction, the trap of frictionless finance those who struggle with spending and the reality that some people will simply never have enough money for their needs. We take a look at these issues and many more on this week's episode of Fintech Insider. We hope you enjoy the show and, as ever, don't forget to subscribe! Want to join the conversation on all the topics discussed? Tweet the show @fintechinsiders and if you really love the show, please leave us a review on iTunes. This episode was produced by Laura Watkins. Edited by Alex Woodhouse. Special Guests: James Nicholson, Joe Surtees, and Katie Evans.

Our colleagues at the Money and Mental Health Policy Institute have recently published their new report on the link between financial difficulty and suicide: The report is a significant contribution to the vulnerability debate, and raises questions such as what can creditor staff can do to prevent lives being lost to suicide, and what can be achieved in partnership with voluntary sector agencies, charities, and the emergency services. In our exclusive recording at the Royal London Hospital, the Money Advice Trust's Vulnerability Lead Chris Fitch discusses the findings of the report and more with a panel of experts comprising: - Katie Evans, Head of Research and Policy at the Money and Mental Health Policy Institute - Gareth McNab, Money Advice Liaison Manager at Nationwide, who shares his personal experience - Rikke Albert, Practice Nurse at the East London Foundation Trust

Welcome to the show Katie Evans. Katie is the found and owner of The Clothing Bar, a brick and mortar consignment store in Calgary. She talks about her passion for consignment clothing, why people should recycle their clothes and not buy into fast fashion. Katie also gives her adivce for people who want to start their own business, how to manuvre the challenges and how to use social media to your advantage. She gives her biggest advice on why you should always ask for help. Book recommendation: E-Myth by Michael Gerber https://www.amazon.ca/Myth-Revisited-Small-Businesses-About/dp/0887307280 The Clothing Bar: https://www.clothingbarboutique.ca/ Insta: https://www.instagram.com/clothing_bar_yyc/ Katie's Insta: https://www.instagram.com/katie.yyc/

Hosts Cal Dymowski and Kaitlin Maniscalo are join by volleyball's senior outside hitter/middle hitter Katie Evans. The three talk about programs success last year and what they need to do to do even better this season. Listen to our podcasts on iTunes, SoundCloud, Spotify and Google Play!

Hosts Cal Dymowski and Kaitlin Maniscalo are join by volleyball's senior outside hitter/middle hitter Katie Evans. The three talk about programs success last year and what they need to do to do even better this season. Listen to our podcasts on iTunes, SoundCloud, Spotify and Google Play!

Join us as we interview participants from various Lutheran ministries that advocate for child and life issues. Katie Evans of Acts of Love on child care for teen parents, Nikki Kueck of Faith Lutheran High School, Dan Zieschang with Upbring on breaking the cycle of child abuse, and Barbara Geistfeld with Lutherans for Life.

Join us as we interview participants from various Lutheran ministries that advocate for child and life issues. Katie Evans of Acts of Love on child care for teen parents, Nikki Kueck of Faith Lutheran High School, Dan Zieschang with Upbring on breaking the cycle of child abuse, and Barbara Geistfeld with Lutherans for Life.

In Episode 25, we sit down with local comedians Angelia Petrillo and Elliott Elliott, who are hosting the Back to the ‘80s Comedy Show & Dance Party at The Keys in downtown Scranton this Saturday, Sept. 9 at 8 p.m. The show features comedians pretending it’s the 1980s, only referencing topics from that decade, along with an ‘80s dance party and live music by Katie Evans, Candi Vee, and Anthony “Shiny” Montini. The featured drink is $5 Ecto Cooler. Before and during the interview, we drink three different crowlers from Bell's Brewery in Michigan - Pooltime Ale, Porter, and Quinannan Falls IPL - courtesy of Beer Boys in Wilkes-Barre. Each turns out to be great representations of their respective styles. We talk about why they both decided to get into stand-up comedy, their best and worst show stories and strange venue experiences, their different comedic styles and deliveries, working with fellow comedians in the local comedy scene, developing their voices through performing live and attending open mics, the importance of bombing and failing, Elliott playing characters on stage, Angelia putting together a successful Scranton Fringe Festival show last year and what is in store for this year, where the idea for the ‘80s show came from and why they wanted to do it, what they remember and love about the ‘80s, Elliott’s dirty Yoda impression, other themed comedy nights in the future, and more. We end the episode by going through the list of the 100 most popular ‘80s movies on the Internet Movie Database and forcing Angelia and Elliott to choose one film from each pair of movies to learn more about their tastes, personalities, and knowledge of the decade. This leads to some fun conversations and asides. The NEPA Scene Podcast covers arts, entertainment, and the issues that matter to Northeastern Pennsylvania. It airs as a live video stream every Wednesday at 7 p.m. on NEPA Scene’s Facebook page and is available afterward on iTunes, SoundCloud, Stitcher, YouTube, and nepascene.com. This episode and all previous episodes are available now on NEPA Scene, the award-winning independent arts and entertainment website that combines the accuracy and professionalism of a print magazine with the immediacy and convenience of a blog, offering a wide variety of content to readers in NEPA, Philadelphia, New York, and beyond. The show is made possible by local sponsors Beer Boys, The Keys, Loyalty Barber Shop and Shave Parlor, the F.M. Kirby Center, Coal Creative, and viewers who tune in every week.

Amazon.com Inc. officially closed its deal to buy Whole Foods for $13.7 billion dollars this week, effectively making its first really substantial entry into bricks-and-mortar retailing, and probably giving supermarket executives everywhere nightmares. In closing the deal, Amazon confirmed a number of the theories that industry watchers had been batting around since Amazon announced its plans to by Whole Foods back in June. In this episode, Katie Evans, Internet Retailer’s technology editor who has been following the Amazon Whole Foods story, and who authored Internet Retailer Magazine’s September cover story on the same topic, talks about the moves Amazon is beginning to make in the grocery market and what it means for retailing at large.

Have you ever received a marketing email at 3am? A cynic might think these types of communications are targeted at people who are having trouble sleeping. But maybe the cynic would be right? We asked Katie Evans of the Money and Mental Health Policy Institute to talk us through the ways in which the business community and the media could cater better for people experiencing mental health issues.

Our guest, Katie Evans, is a career coach who focuses on the intersection of fulfillment and employment. Here's how you take back your lunch hour. More info. The post [Adulting B019] Take Back Your Lunch Hour ft. Katie Evans, Pressing Escape appeared first on Adulting.

Today’s show is the first in a segment dedicated to those who create with uncommon or interesting materials and as soon as I landed on this theme, I knew I needed to reach out to today’s guest. Katie J. Evans of Hart Variations is a jewelry designer who uses things like butterfly wings, snake skin sheds, bones, entire insects, and feathers to create really stunning and unique pieces. In the interview, we talk about how her materials are ethically and legally sourced, which is a process I wasn't familiar with. I envisioned her walking along and finding the materials, but it turns out there are actually rules and regulations and official suppliers for these types of materials. We also talk a lot about her creative process, why she decided to hire help, how she’s navigated the jewelry world to find the right audience for her work and why feedback from her customers has made a world of difference in her business. You can find the full episode + show notes at creatingyourownpath.com.

KATIE EVANS, FOUNDER of LIVING LITE HYPNOSIS CENTERS, joins us tonight. Katie is the successful author of two published books: “Random Acts to Lighten Up! Easy Tools to Redesign your Body from the Inside Out” and “The Living Lite Weight Loss Program Text Book”. In addition, she has regularly written as a guest columnist for a Seattle newspaper as well as numerous blogs and ezines. Katie travels around the country presenting keynote speeches, workshops, and seminars on both business topics and health related issues. Her high content, high quality and high energy programs are well sought after. As well, Katie hosted her own radio program for 2 years, interviewing many experts in the area of psychology, health and medical advances.www.livingliteathome.comwww.barbaradelong.com

KATIE EVANS, FOUNDER of LIVING LITE HYPNOSIS CENTERS, joins us tonight. Katie is the successful author of two published books: “Random Acts to Lighten Up! Easy Tools to Redesign your Body from the Inside Out” and “The Living Lite Weight Loss Program Text Book”. In addition, she has regularly written as a guest columnist for a Seattle newspaper as well as numerous blogs and ezines. Katie travels around the country presenting keynote speeches, workshops, and seminars on both business topics and health related issues. Her high content, high quality and high energy programs are well sought after. As well, Katie hosted her own radio program for 2 years, interviewing many experts in the area of psychology, health and medical advances. www.livingliteathome.com www.barbaradelong.com

KATIE EVANS, FOUNDER of LIVING LITE HYPNOSIS CENTERS, joins us tonight. Katie is the successful author of two published books: “Random Acts to Lighten Up! Easy Tools to Redesign your Body from the Inside Out” and “The Living Lite Weight Loss Program Text Book”. In addition, she has regularly written as a guest columnist for a Seattle newspaper as well as numerous blogs and ezines. Katie travels around the country presenting keynote speeches, workshops, and seminars on both business topics and health related issues. Her high content, high quality and high energy programs are well sought after. As well, Katie hosted her own radio program for 2 years, interviewing many experts in the area of psychology, health and medical advances. www.livingliteathome.com www.barbaradelong.com

In Episode 53, we sit down with Amber Sauls, Katie Evans, and Rafael Pimentel to talk about their brand new alternative folk pop band, A Season Underground, based in Scranton. We discuss their individual origins as musicians and different levels of musical experience; how the group formed at NEPA Scene’s Got Talent; their unique writing process via online chat; their four-song demo and recording with Patrick McGlynn of Blinded Passenger; how Pimentel balances this group with his other band, Silhouette Lies; why Sauls parted ways with successful local band Eye on Attraction to pursue A Season Underground; their upcoming shows; and what’s on the horizon. Lauren delivers her Rapid-Fire Qs, which include the trio’s best and worst drunk stories and words that make them cringe, and in The Last word segment, we talk about introducing new columns like But I Digress and ask listeners about what types of content they want to see on NEPA Scene as the website evolves. We also experiment with live streaming the podcast through Periscope. A Season Underground can be seen with Years of Madness and comedian Dan Hoppel at Diane’s Deli & Internet Cafe (206 S. Main St., Pittston) on Saturday, April 9 at 9 p.m.; the Throop Arts + Food Festival at the Throop Community Civic Center (500 Sanderson St., Throop) on Saturday, April 16 at 3 p.m. with other musical acts throughout the day; and with Umbriel and Silhouette Lies at The Susquehanna Tavern (167 Susquehanna Ave., Exeter) on Friday, May 13 at 8:30 p.m. Professionally recorded every Monday at The Stude in TwentyFiveEight Studios in Scranton and released exclusively on nepascene.com every Tuesday, the NEPA Scene Podcast is a free supplement to the website, expanding on the arts and entertainment stories covered on the site and going beyond them to discuss other news and entertainment topics. Each week, the unedited and uncensored podcast features Rich Howells, NEPA Scene founder and editor; Mark Dennebaum, president and owner of TwentyFiveEight Studios; and Lauren Quirolgico, commercial and content strategist at Lavelle Strategy Group and editor at TwentyFiveEight. Every episode streams on iTunes, SoundCloud, Stitcher, and nepascene.com.

Hear how criminals pretending to be from Talk Talk aim to con customers out of their savings. Money Box listener Graham recorded a call from a thief who said he worked for the firm's customer services team, took control of his computer and almost managed to get access to Graham's bank account details. You will hear the various stages of the con. Talk Talk has said that 'only' 157,000 people and not 4 million had their personal details hacked in last month's attack. As credit card debt rises by more than £2 billion a year to £63 billion, the regulator, the FCA, has published thoughts towards how it might control the market. It found that nearly one in five credit card holders, nearly six million people, are in difficulty with their debts. Most of them - the ones who have big borrowings or pay the minimum each month - are profitable for the card companies. So there is no incentive to try to help them. Will the FCA change that? The regulator's director of strategy and competition, Christopher Woolard, speaks to the programme. Older people have cashed in £4.7bn from their pensions since the new freedoms came into force more than six months ago. It's prompted a debate about how best to ensure that people do not run out of retirement money by spending it too quickly and facing poverty in old age. Should there be a warning system to 'nudge' people if they are in danger of blowing their savings? Do we need new financial products to help provide people with an adequate lifetime income from their pension pot? Katie Evans from the Social Market Foundation and Henry Tapper from First Actuarial debate the issues.

Today we’re talking intentions – Values-based intentions to be exact! In this episode, we’re discussing what it means to live from our Values through the experience of Life With Intention Online alumni, Katie Evans. Katie is a mom, wife, non-profit board member, and founder of HoorayMail.com – on top of having a full-time job! She’s one busy […] The post TLS #94: crafting a Values-based career & life with intention online with Katie Evans (Hooray Mail) appeared first on Jess Lively.

Peckville singer/songwriter Katie Evans premiered the first single from her new demo exclusively on NEPA Scene.