Podcast appearances and mentions of kelsey brown

If it's one thing we love about doing these podcasts, it's about meeting business owners in our area. So welcome to the mic, Kelsey Brown who is the owner of New Life Christian Bookstore. We have talked about Kelsey and our love for her store numerous times and we finally managed to get her in studio to chat.  Great episode and it couldn't be possible without our wonderful listeners and our awesome sponsors!! WILD ASS SOAP CO., JOLTIN JO'S and EL PUERTO!  Until Next Tuesday,  Hayley & Lena    Coming up next: 2024 Trends

This fun introductory topic was all over the place. Do we even know what we are talking about? Probably not...... we have questions as well, but we do feel as if we hit some good conversation on this topic.  Thank you to one of fellow listeners for giving us our first topic of 2024. Also, THANK YOU to those that make this podcast possible - YOU our listeners! And our sponsors; Wild Ass Soap Co., Joltin Jo's and El Puerto.  Until Next Tuesday,  Hayley & Lena    Next up on the mic: Kelsey Brown 

Today's guests are Erin Banta and Kelsey Brown, founders of Pepper Home! The two thought of the concept for the popular brand while students at Colombia Business School. The founders started out as two friends wishing they could make their cramped West Village rentals feel more like home. That's why they founded Pepper—because they believe in owning your home, whether or not your name is on the deed. With their collection of custom pillows, curtains, table linens, wallpaper, and more, customers get to create original pieces no one else has but everyone will want. Since Pepper is about bringing design to everyone, they're not charging an arm and a leg. Through reasonable prices, we can all enjoy! In today's episode, you'll hear about the early days of Pepper and how the ladies decided to scale their business, how they handled the pandemic, and the greatest lessons they'd ever learned! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/howdshedothat/support

Are you tired of working in settings that don't serve you and your clients the way you need? In this episode of Private Practice Success Stories, I sat down with Kelsey Brown, a Start and Grow Your Private Practice student, to talk about her journey as an SLP and why she decided to do things differently and start her own private practice. Kelsey shares how she started to lay the groundwork for leaving her job, exactly how she's making more money and working less, and how she's built stability into her income by filling a school contract and doing sessions while she builds her private pay caseload. Kelsey is a great example of a young and talented SLP who refused to get caught up in working in settings that didn't serve her or her clients and is instead creating her own systems and life through her private practice.Kelsey Brown (she/her) is a DC-based speech-language pathologist by day and children's book author ("Come On, Calm," 2019) by night, weekend, and summer. She has undergraduate degrees in Communication Sciences and Disorders and Theatre from The University of Georgia and a Master of Science in Communication Disorders from Emerson College. Kelsey's love for speech therapy started when she was 14 years old and she's been interested in working with individuals with complex communication needs since her first introduction to assistive technology her freshman year at UGA (she later completed a certificate program in Instructional Design and Technology). Kelsey's experience includes working with and learning from the folks at St. Coletta of Greater Washington, Boston Children's Hospital, the Access Champions podcast, Imagination Stage, Soaring Starts Early Learning & Arts, and Camp Twin Lakes. Her theatre and teaching artist background help to inspire fun and motivating client-centered sessions in a naturalistic environment: your home or community space. While she was leading school-based teletherapy sessions during the first year of the pandemic, Kelsey enjoyed the close relationship she built with her students' families. In both in-person and virtual speech, language, and literacy sessions, Kelsey builds caregiver coaching into every session. Kelsey Brown specializes in augmentative and alternative communication (AAC), emergent literacy, early intervention, and gestalt language processing.In Today's Episode, We Discuss:Kelsey's experience as a new SLPHow Kelsey found confidence in herself as a clinicianWhen she decided to go into private practiceHow Kelsey built up her private caseloadThe power of building relationships with other professionalsThe happiness Kelsey feels now that she is a private practitionerHow Kelsey structures her work day in her private practiceThe basics of what you need to start a private practiceThe book that Kelsey wrote and how she achieved itI hope you enjoyed this conversation with Kelsey! I love how committed she is to gaining knowledge and experience and then implementing it to change the lives of those around her while changing her own life. She may have started slowly, but laying that groundwork allowed her to quit her job when the time was right and she hasn't looked back.The private practice movement is gaining momentum and it's time for you to be a part of it. Want help to start your own private practice - just like Kelsey? We can help! Visit www.StartYourPrivatePractice.com to learn more.Whether you want to start a private practice or grow your existing private practice, I can help you get the freedom, flexibility, fulfillment, and financial...

This week on #Educrush we dive into how our expectations of students change the stories that they get to tell about themselves. Kelsey Brown talks a bit about a restorative justice program run out of the Calgary Youth Justice society. Don't forget to sign up the Empowerment Ecosystem Summit! https://sites.google.com/view/empowermentecosystemsummit/home Alex on Twitter: @MrAlexNoel Natalie on Twitter: @natabasso Podcast on Twitter: @educrushpod Podcast on Instagram: @educrushpod Show Notes: 10:45 Introduction 15:30 Community mentorship 17:08 How students have negative interactions with their school communities. 20:00 Students participating in risk behaviors. 23:14 Schools allowing students to be a part of their communities. 27:48 The importance of community 30:14 The purpose of education Links Mentioned: https://calgaryyouthjustice.ca/  https://calgaryyouthjustice.ca/programs-services/cyjc/ https://calgaryyouthjustice.ca/get-involved/volunteer/

In this mini episode, with Kelsey Brown, Director of Medical Writing at TransPerfect, she shares the importance of health literacy to build relationships, trust and understanding with patients. You'll come away from this episode with practical tips to ensure you can connect with your intended audience in meaningful ways. Enjoy!

In this episode, Kelsey Brown, Director of Medical Writing at TransPerfect, shares about the importance of plain language and health literacy. Health literacy is the degree in which someone understands text and can take action. Data suggests the lower one's health literacy, the poorer their health outcomes. It's critical that information be provided in a way in which patients can understand and take action. Kelsey shares tips for drafting plain language documents and tools to measure readability. We also discuss EU/CTR, the new regulations going into effect in January 2023, and what sponsor companies must do to be compliant. For further questions and information, you can reach Kelsey at: medicalwriting@transperfect.com To find out more about TransPerfect's Medical Writing: https://lifesciences.transperfect.com/medical-writing To read Kelsey's recent white paper: CLINICAL DATA TRANSPARENCY & PUBLIC DISCLOSURES: OVERCOMING CHALLENGES WITH PROSPECTIVE WRITING https://marketing.transperfect.com/acton/fs/blocks/showLandingPage/a/687/p/p-00d0/t/page/fm/0

Join Rev. Emily E. Ewing (they) and Rev. Kay Rohloff (she) to explore new and nerdy connections to the scripture for Reign of Christ, also known as Christ the Queen/King/Monarch, which falls on November 20th this year, including our deep dive into models of leadership! The scripture we refer to for this episode can be found here. We talked about mentioned our episode this year for Good Shepherd Sunday (AKA: the 4th Sunday of Easter) with Polly Festa, last year's episode for Reign of Christ diving into Pose and Ballroom Culture with Rev. Kelsey Brown, and this year's episode for the 19th Sunday after Pentecost on criminal (in)justice with Professor Sally Frank. Also, Emily mentioned Does the Dog Die, which is a great resource for content notifications (CNs) before watching a movie and Kay mentioned Ask A Manager, which is a great resource for tricky situations. CN: we talk about Transgender Day of Remembrance when discussing the Gospel reading. Check us out on Facebook & Twitter at @NerdsAtChurch to connect! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nerdsatchurch/message

For this week's LLL, Jim interviews longtime friend, Kelsey Brown, Chief Strategy Officer and EVP of WebMax, to discuss all things websites and the importance of an online presence for mortgage lenders.

In this episode of The Highly Sensitive Podcast, I'm joined by Kelsey Brown. Kelsey is a wife, mama of 3, and a certified speech language pathologist in Houston, Texas. She has experience working with children via home health care and teletherapy. Kelsey has extensive continuing education in highly sensitive children, sensory processing, sensory integration, social emotional learning, and cognitive linguistic skills. She shares about raising highly sensitive children as a highly sensitive adult on her Instagram @as_the_littles_grow. In this episode, we talk about what it means to be a highly sensitive child (HSC), how to support highly sensitive children, and our experiences as an introverted and an extroverted HSC. Join my email list to get a free copy of my 5 Self-Care Tips for Highly Sensitive People! If you have any ideas for episode topics, if you have any questions for me to answer on the podcast, or if you would like to write an email sharing your story for me to read on the podcast, you can email me at lauren@laurenlasallecoaching.com. You can find out more about my coaching program, as well as resources and links to my social media, by visiting my website at laurenlasallecoaching.com. Music is City Sunshine by Kevin MacLeod --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/highly-sensitive-podcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/highly-sensitive-podcast/support

About Kelsey: Kelsey is a Community + Ritual Alchemist committed to creating spaces and places and teaching practices so that people feel seen, heard and a part of. She is a 500 hour registered yoga teacher and communication expert. Her work creates ethos-based leadership in local communities, big businesses, and the world. Her professional career began in big business advertising where she led campaigns for multi-billion dollar companies. Eventually she realized she could do this work for industries, topics and people she cared about. That is when she shifted to bringing her offerings to the health and wellness industry. She believes in big humanitarian dreams, knows they are possible and helps people actualize them. She asks herself and others to practice reciprocity in all areas of life, especially in collaboration with our Mother Earth.IG: @kelsey_beezeWebsitesKelsey's WebsiteAwaken RetreatsBooks Referenced in the Episode: Big Magic by Elizabeth GilbertBraiding Sweetgrass by Robin Wall Kimmerer

Today's guest is Kelsey Brown who is an aspiring sexual embodiment and lifestyle coach who believes mindset is everything. Her mission is to inspire and empower women both emotionally and spiritually. She also helps and provides and provides those energetic steps so you can heal from the toxic relationships and codependency habits, so you can fall back in love with yourself. There's no surprise today that we're talking all things sex. Before you get uncomfortable and think about turning off this episode, you'll want to hear us discuss how to communicate your sexual needs when you're dating and with your partner and why your self love journey plays a key role in how you show up in the bedroom. I hope you stay tuned even if you're not used to talking about sex! Topics we talked about: - What self love means - Kelsey shares her self-love journey - How she was labelled at school - The stigmas of having sex at a young age - Why your intuition is important and how to improve it - The energy you're bringing to your sex life - How to communicate what you need sexually - 4 question round

Join Rev. Emily E. Ewing (they) and Rev. Kay Rohloff (she) and special guest Rev. JM Longworth (they) to explore new and nerdy connections to the scripture for the third Sunday after Pentecost, also known as Proper 8 or Lectionary 13, which falls on June 26th this year, including our deep dive into homelessness. The scripture we refer to for this episode can be found here. Find out more about what JM does by checking out the Committee on Temporary Shelter and Release Faith. We mentioned Suzannah Porter's insights about interns in our episode on the 5th Sunday after Epiphany diving into vocation. Elijah is raised up in the chariot with flaming wheels in 2 Kings 2:1-12. Emily mentioned Jehu's Table, named after Jehu Jones, and pastored by Rev. Kelsey Brown, our guest for Reign of Christ (the Queen) last year. CN: we talk about houselessness, arrest, domestic violence when discussing the deep dive. Check us out on Facebook & Twitter at @NerdsAtChurch to connect! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nerdsatchurch/message

Sarah Karaoglu hosts The 4th Qtr Podcast, the Official podcast of Fox Sports Australia and Fox Netball. Each week Sarah will be joined by some of the best minds in Netball to preview and review every round of the Super Netball Season. Collingwood Magpies WA Kelsey Browne sits down with The 4th Qtr podcast to talk all things netball, and about the fire in her belly after missing out on Diamonds selections… plus we've got an exclusive performance!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Pace (they/them) and Emily (they/them) are joined by super-fan Rev. Kelsey Brown (she/her) to talk Twilight New Moon! We discuss agency, the problematic portrayal of Native Americans in the franchise, and continue our look at vampire mythos. Also, are we team Edward or team Jacob? Find out all of this and more in this episode of Horror Nerds at Church! CW: racism mentioned in real life horror story and SA/DV, racism and colonialism in discussion of the film Twilight: New Moon and Midnight Sun by Stephenie Meyer Links Referenced: -https://americanindiansinchildrensliterature.blogspot.com/2009/07/quileute-response-to-twilight.html -https://screeningrace2017.wordpress.com/2019/04/05/eclipses-and-new-moons-native-american-representation-in-twilight/ -https://filmdaze.net/twilight-sagas-issue-with-indigenous-culture/ -https://blogs.dal.ca/cinema/2020/05/07/indigenous-representation-in-the-twilight-saga-film-new-moon-by-lily-coles/ Support us on Patreon! Buy some merch! Follow us on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter for all the latest updates about upcoming films, news, and other announcements. If you would like to submit your own real life church horror story for a future minisode, click this link (https://bit.ly/HNACMinisodes) or email us at horrornerdsatchurch@gmail.com And don't forget to comment, rate, and subscribe to us on your favorite podcast provider!

On this episode of the show, we have special guests Hunter and Kelsey Brown! Learn how one of Kyle's most miserable seminary experiences helped bring together a couple who is now married! The majority of this episode is spent discussing the authority of Scripture- namely how we differentiate the authority of Scripture from the interpretation of Scripture. Kyle read a third of an article on the subject and brought that to the table, so you're pretty much getting the most insightful information possible!

You've likely heard about Make-A-Wish, but you likely don't know these stories! Kelsey Brown is on the Development team for the Oklahoma chapter of Make-A-Wish, and she absolutely loves what she does. Listen in to hear how this amazing group of people discover the very specific (and sometimes seemingly impossible) wishes of critically ill children, and how they work to make them come true! If you'd like to learn more about Make-A-Wish Oklahoma, donate, or become a volunteer working directly with these children, go to www.wish.org/oklahoma Or you can contact Kelsey directly at kbrown@oklahoma.wish.org --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-3/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-3/support

Come On, Calm! is a wonderful, interactive book that is not just a story, it's a therapeutic experience when reading it with your child. I love supporting other speech-language pathologists in their journey in writing children's books since we have such a unique perspective with regard to neurodiversity. Come On, Calm! written by Kelsey Brown and illustrated by Joseph Wrightson is a picture book published by Mascot Books that embeds calming strategies for young children. The book was originally written as a poem by the author. It focuses on specific vocabulary and action words with step-by-step ideas for self or co-regulation. Come On, Calm! embeds language such as emotional vocabulary (e.g. nervous, excited) with strategies such as "sniffing", "squeezing", "zipping", "brushing" and much more. The book is beautifully illustrated and bursts with energy!  I love how the book naturally embeds movement and a multi-sensory experience. When reading this book, practice the different movements with your child and/or student. Work on print awareness by pointing to the words in the book and doing consistent check-ins with feelings. This book also helps children understand what "calm" means. Listen to our podcast above to learn more about tips from Kelsey! To learn more about Kelsey, visit my website here. 

Romania mission (Forget Me Not) w/ Cali Broy and Kelsey Brown is the topic for today's podcast with the Care Ministry Team! To catch this episode and others, take a moment to follow us on Amazon Music, YouTube, Facebook, Spotify and Apple podcasts to be notified about our latest episodes on Thursdays at 7AM! Helpful tools & links: https://www.mynorthside.com/care https://www.mynorthside.com/careresources https://www.mynorthside.info

Join Rev. Emily E. Ewing (they) and Rev. Kay Rohloff (she) and special guest Rev. Kelsey Brown (she) to explore new and nerdy connections to the scripture for Reign of Christ Sunday, also known as Christ the Queen (or King), which falls on November 21st this year, including our deep dive into Pose and Ballroom Culture! The scripture we refer to for this episode can be found here. We mentioned Kelsey's post on Pose on the Extraordinary Lutheran Ministries blog. Kay mentioned an Abby Cox video on the history of the mullet. We talked about Vanta black and our Transfiguration Deep Dive with Emily Ann Garcia (become a Patreon supporter to check out the Uncut episode). Kelsey suggested the following shows if you liked Pose or are interested in Ballroom culture: Pose, It's a Sin, Legendary, and We're Here, especially season 2. CN: we talk about Transgender Day of Remembrance and violence against trans women, racism, and body image when discussing the Deep Dive. Check us out on Facebook & Twitter at @NerdsAtChurch to connect! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nerdsatchurch/message

Conversations about the money and the Bible are uncomfortable... So is what Jesus has to say. Let's dive into Mark 10:17-31 with Pastor Kelsey Brown for Sunday October 10, 21 on this uncomfortable topic!

Dive into a conversation with me and Doula Kelsey about all things birth. This episode is for the men and women thinking about pregnancy, who are pregnant, or about to give birth. The more you know, the better your body responds to birth. Let's let go of the fear together.

Our partners from The Ginther Group highlight another amazing local business in their monthly community spotlight.  Hear the story behind Village Fabric Shop, located in Reynolda Village, as we chat with co-owners Nicole Asselin and Kelsey Brown.   villagefabricshop.com   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

"In my experience, what I've found is more of a gentle parenting, respectful parenting approach seems to work best. And really helping them build that feeling vocabulary, and helping them manage their emotions through the use of strategies. So really ultimately what we  want is these kiddos to be able to get to a place of internally managing their emotions like we do as adults, but of course, developmentally appropriate."

Do you suspect that your child may be highly sensitive? Then you need to listen to this episode of The Genuine Mom Club Podcast with Kelsey Brown. Kelsey is a language pathologist, expert on highly sensitive children and mommy to three adorable littles. She helps exhausted parents of highly sensitive children manage their child's big emotions through understanding and play. On today's episode we go over what it can look like when your child is highly sensitive, what to do and how to help them with those big feelings! Enjoy the show!

Thanks to our sponsor Long Beach Transit https://ridelbt.com In this episode of Beach Weekly, host Luke Pajari dives into last week’s biggest news stories including a recap for basketball and softball’s recent games, a protest regarding LA County District Attorney George Gascón, and the Long Beach Recovery Act. For this week’s story spotlight, Luke is joined by Opinions Editor, Kelsey Brown, for a conversation about her story covering Long Beach State student/roller skating influencer, Jasmine Moore. Editing and Music by Cameron Johnston Listen on your favorite platform! Apple Podcasts https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/beach-weekly/id1488484518?uo=4 Google Podcasts https://www.google.com/podcasts?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9hbmNob3IuZm0vcy9kMzEwMjEwL3BvZGNhc3QvcnNz Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/4HJaqJep02kHeIQy8op1n1 Overcast https://overcast.fm/itunes1488484518/beach-weekly Soundcloud https://soundcloud.com/daily49er

We continue this season, #TapestryOfCall, with the Rev Kelsey Brown. This conversation is so full of joy and openness and we hope it will be a balm to your soul as it was ours. Rev Kelsey shares about the beauty and the struggles of her work with and among her community of Jehu’s table-an African Descent Lutheran congregation. We are so grateful for her vulnerability and her wisdom. Here's her bio: Rev. Kelsey Brown describes herself as sometimes funny, very queer, frequently anxious, and completely absurd. A 20-something hailing from Long Island, New York – she comes equipped with the accent & attitude to back it up. In her free time, she is falling back in love with spoken word poetry, breaking it down on the dance floor, and ritual creation. She believes with her full heart that God’s delight in diversity is call for us all to embrace the fullness of humanity. Racial justice and advocacy work fuel her fire, while deep friendships and long naps quench her thirst. She can be seen in her natural habitat - quoting show-tunes, doubled over in laughter and challenging others to “do the work.” Special thanks to Odai productions for the editing and production: https://soundcloud.com/afoteyodai Thank you Rev. Kelsey Brown! You can follow Rev. Brown and the Jehu's Table Church: https://www.instagram.com/jehustable/ Also here is a list of the many inspiring reads, music, and artists we discussed on the podcast. Artists/Musicians: •Qween Andy Jean •Chika Poetry: •Rudy Francisco •Giver by ADRIAN MICHAEL Books •Trixie and Katya's Guide to Modern Womanhood Podcasts •Just Break up podcast Enjoy and Happy New Year!

This week Taylor talks with a former classmate Kelsey Brown, a Black woman, reproductive justice advocate, and student at Vanderbilt University. Kelsey shares how she uses roller skating to create a space for rest and to celebrate the liberating power of Black joy. Also, Kelsey discusses how she got involved in intersectional reproductive justice and the importance of centering Blackness in feminist discourse.

Jesus Christ, liberator.The chains of racism, bigotry, homophobia, and white supremacy have gripped our world. As Christians who take on the name of Christ in their identity, we must take part in the liberation Christ brings by being a voice of love and justice, especially for the most vulnerable communities among us.Rev. Kelsey Brown is here today to call us to this work, and remind us that the grace and freedom so freely given to us is a grace we are called to extend. The liberation of Christ frees us to liberate others. The grace of God also liberates us to live as our truest, most authentic selves - flaws and all.Even on our worst days, as Rev. Brown reminds us, God loves us still. Every part of us. The abundance of God’s grace and mercy is overflowing.Sit in on this conversation between Rev. Brown and Pastor Kelsey as they discuss how church isn’t just about comforting us, but challenging us. Calling us in to worship, and calling us out to serve - with all our flaws and the grace of God....Rev. Kelsey Brown is the pastor of Jehu’s Table in Brooklyn, New York. She describes herself as sometimes funny, very queer, frequently anxious, and completely absurd. A 20-something hailing from Long Island, New York – she comes equipped with the accent & attitude to back it up. In her free time, she is falling back in love with spoken word poetry, breaking it down on the dance floor, and ritual creation. She believes with her full heart that God’s delight in diversity is call for us all to embrace the fullness of humanity. Racial justice and advocacy work fuel her fire, while deep friendships and long naps quench her thirst.She can be seen in her natural habitat - quoting showtunes, doubled over in laughter and challenging others to “do the work.” Her ministry in the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America has taken many courses including camping ministry in New Jersey, Synod work in Metro New York and Internship in sunny Southern California. Ready to be back home in NYC - Pastor Kelsey brings to the Church a pulse of integrity and personhood for all people, a love of preaching and deep care for the other.

Join me and my best friend Kelsey for a heartfelt discussion about some of our toughest, most vulnerable moments, and the how behind our biggest accomplishments. In this episode we talk about her ongoing battle with eating disorders, how she traded her cubicle for a 9-thrive, dating and being “single” for a decade, practices that allow us to level up in life, and much more. This episode is for anyone who has struggled with self-doubt and self-destructive behavior and those need a final push to take the leap of faith.

This episode features author and graduate student, Kelsey Brown! Listen to hear her tips for incorporating sensory storytelling in therapy, what resources she has found to be helpful as a graduate student, and why she wrote the published book, Come On, Calm! Click here for the show notes!

The boys are coming back with a vengeance with special guest Kelsey Brown (the winner of our March Madness Bracket Challenge). They dive into deep topics such as Chipotle orders and ass before heading to the official Shut Up Enjoy March Gladness Bracket. This challenge forced the hosts to narrow down the thing that they enjoy the most collectively and by no means was it simple. Strap in and get ready. Subscribe/Rate/Review and follow us on Twitter for more enjoyment:Shut Up Enjoy’s Twitter: @ShutUpEnjoyJim’s Twitter: @_jimkayJesse’s Twitter: @Kulprit_34Zach’s Twitter: @zchipKelsey’s Twitter: @kelsey_br0wnSupport us and enjoy: www.teespring.com/stores/shutupenjoypodcast

The boys are coming back with a vengeance with special guest Kelsey Brown (the winner of our March Madness Bracket Challenge). They dive into deep topics such as Chipotle orders and ass before heading to the official Shut Up Enjoy March Gladness Bracket. This challenge forced the hosts to narrow down the thing that they enjoy the most collectively and by no means was it simple. Strap in and get ready. Subscribe/Rate/Review and follow us on Twitter for more enjoyment: Shut Up Enjoy’s Twitter: @ShutUpEnjoy Jim’s Twitter: @_jimkay Jesse’s Twitter: @Kulprit_34 Zach’s Twitter: @zchip Kelsey’s Twitter: @kelsey_br0wn Support us and enjoy: www.teespring.com/stores/shutupenjoypodcast

EPISODE 11: As many people in the autism community know, inclusion is a large and important topic. Art is also a topic that comes up in many conversations. But what about inclusion in the arts? In today’s episode, we’re speaking with Kelsey Brown. She is a speech-language pathology student, access advocate, and children’s book author. She currently resides in Boston, MA where she is a Master’s candidate in Communication Disorders at Emerson College, and is interning with the Augmentative Communication Program at Boston Children’s Hospital. She has also spent the last year as the Access and Inclusion Apprentice at Imagination Stage.   BIO Kelsey Brown is a speech-language pathology student, access advocate, and children's book author. Originally hailing from Lexington, KY, Kelsey currently resides in Boston, MA where she is a Master's candidate in Communication Disorders (Emerson College). When not studying, writing reports, or promoting her book, Kelsey enjoys seeing theatre, reading, and eating tacos. A graduate of The University of Georgia with degrees in Theatre and Communication Sciences and Disorders, Kelsey currently interns with the Augmentative Communication Program at Boston Children's Hospital as well as the Access Champions Podcast and spent the last year as the Access and Inclusion Apprentice at Imagination Stage. When she grows up, Kelsey wants to split her time as a practicing Speech-Language Pathologist and Art Access Consultant. ​In addition to her work in communication disorders and arts access, Kelsey has teamed up with her best friend and illustrator Joseph Wrightson to write a book! Come On, Calm! is a whimsical new children's book encouraging readers of all abilities to self soothe through sensory and breathing tasks.   CONCLUSION Inclusion in the arts is so important for artists and performers with disabilities. Every artist, no matter what their background or disability, can share their diverse range of experiences and talents with others. Every artist can be celebrated, and we can all learn about and appreciate their gifts.   For more information on Kelsey’s book, please visit: http://kelseyrosebrown.com/comeoncalm.html

Jeannie and Adam discuss how lack of transparent pricing harms your business and what you can do to stop feeding into the “norm” of hidden fees without jeopardizing your sales. Better customer experiences through transparent pricing Have you ever paid way more than you expected at the end of an online purchase? Or perhaps you’ve received an invoice with vague or unexplained fees that blew your budget to shreds. Doesn’t this drive you bananas? Well, we’ve got news for you: Your customers don’t feel any better about it than you do. “They keep it from you because it makes it look like they have the lowest price available…” -Kelsey Brown While we all know hidden fees make for a terrible (and costly!) experience, misleading practices around pricing are everywhere. In fact, customers resent these sales tactics, and they’ve had enough.  “What most people want in most areas of their life is to be told the truth.” -Kelsey Brown So we’re delighted to bring Kelsey Brown to the mic! The Outreach Manager for People for Honest Pricing, Kelsey says hidden fees and dishonest pricing doesn’t just hurt customers. In fact, these widespread practices lead to high churn rates, abandoned shopping carts, and eventually, a poor brand image. What’s more, the companies that suffer the most are the ones who’ve found ways to justify their lack of transparency and claim their hidden fees aren’t hidden at all. Kelsey is here to share ways to eliminate hidden pricing from your customer experience and build a better business around honesty.  But you must understand what hidden pricing really is, and why it exists in the first place. We cover all of this and more in the interview! “Create a conversation about these hidden fees that isn’t taking place right now.” -Kelsey Brown Bonus: We know you’ve been duped by dishonest pricing before, so what can you do as a consumer to fight back? Kelsey shares 4 easy ways to let companies know this is not OK and help pave the way for a more transparent future. Listen in! Interview Highlights Most organizations would claim they have no hidden fees, so what’s the definition of hidden fees? And why are they so nefarious? [3:15] What is the basis for hidden fees? Moreover, why do companies get away with this? [5:10] Changing how we do business is one thing, but how can we fight back as consumers?  Sometimes we need to change or add fees in a short time. What are some best practices for that? [14:15] I’d like to be more honest about pricing, so how can I start an evaluation process? [15:45] About our guest Before joining People for Honest Pricing, Kelsey was a marketing professional at a software company creating content for their online presence. Armed with a degree in journalism and several years of digital marketing experience, she made an industry switch from software to the world of e-commerce where she now leads the public relations and outreach strategy for a promotional products company. Kelsey met the Co-Founders of People for Honest Pricing after beginning her new role and quickly realized they shared a mutual frustration regarding hidden fees. It didn’t take much time for her to be brought on board as the Outreach Manager for People for Honest Pricing where she is now spreading the word about their cause. The goal of People for Honest Pricing is to start a conversation about pricing transparency when it comes to shopping online. Business owners may also apply for their free certification program where a team of volunteers evaluates their pricing strategy, and upon approval, supplies the applicant with a free badge to display on their website. By displaying this certification badge on their website, business owners are showing their customers that they’re more than just a number. Connect with Kelsey Twitter Facebook Honest Pricing Certification Duped by hidden fees? Share your story! Related Content 360Connext® post, Customer Happiness Lessons for Any Company, Courtesy of Zappos Customers That Stick® post, What Great Brands Do Episode 317: Anne Bahr Thompson, Do Good Episode 127: Is Transparency Effective? We’re on C-Suite Radio! Check it out for more great podcasts Sponsor message: Start creating a successful CX strategy Are you ready to build a customer experience strategy on a solid foundation for the long term? We’re shattering the top 5 CX strategy myths in our latest evergreen webinar. You will learn: How to avoid the 5 so-called “Customer Experience Strategies” that aren’t strategies at all What drives a winning customer experience strategy and examples of companies that “get it” How to create a foundation for a customer experience strategy that works for the long term Join Jeannie at a time that works for you for some serious mythbusting and a head start on creating a customer experience strategy that works!  Sign Me Up!     Take care of yourself and take care of your customers.   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Kelsey Brown is intersex. Kelsey was diagnosed with CAIS when she was only 14 years old. Being raised in a catholic school system Kelsey faced a lot of internal demons when it comes to the idea of never bearing her own children. Kelsey is the first intersex individual I have ever spoke to, voice to voice! Hearing her story gave me goosebumps. Listen to Kelsey tell you a little more about being intersex, and what it's like being different in terms of gender norms.