Podcast appearances and mentions of kim hudson

In this episode, we talk about:Creating our creative soul projectsBeing in creative flow and getting "stuck" and how to move throughWriting retreatsUsing myths and fairytales to tell our storiesPublishingHero and heroine journeysElisabeth Sharp McKetta is a storyteller and the author of thirteen books across genres, including Edit Your Life (2023); Awake with Asashoryu (2022); She Never Told Me About the Ocean (2021). She teaches for the Harvard Extension School Writing Program and Oxford University's Diploma in Creative Writing.Connect with Elisabeth: WebsiteCreative Resources Mentioned:Writing the Story by John FranklinThe Virgin's Promise: Writing Stories of Feminine Creative, Spiritual and Sexual Awakening by Kim Hudson

Join Mike and Emma and an eclectic group of guests, collaborators, and supporters to celebrate the 1-year anniversary of The Voiceover Round Table (in its current form!). Harry Dunn, Dervla Trainor, Marilla, Issa Lopez, Bev Standing, Jodi Krangle, Kim Hudson, Mike Pongracz, Tom Antonellis and more! Decades of combined experience, tears, laughs, and plenty of swearing make this an episode not to be missed!

Kim Hudson provides a well-researched and compassionate approach to bridging the worlds of linear and circular thinking. She reveals a core pattern to the inner workings of linear and circular thinking, which holds the key to crossing the distance between them. With this framework we can expand our leadership potential, bring indigenous wisdoms into modern practice, support the co-existence of masculine and feminine perspectives, transform our societal and organizational approaches to issues like climate change, and more! Backed up by scientific research, and drawing on her experience as an exploration geologist, First Nation consultant, archetypal story analyst, and federal land claims negotiator, Hudson offers a book that is as intriguing as it is practical.The Bridge on Amazon.comIf you have a matter, disagreement, or dispute you need professional help with then visit iMediate.com - Email mbrickman@ichatmediation or Call (877) 822-1479Matthew Brickman is a Florida Supreme Court certified family and appellate mediator who has worked in the 15th and 19th Judicial Circuit Courts since 2009 and 2006 respectively. But what makes him qualified to speak on the subject of conflict resolution is his own personal experience with divorce.Download Matthew's book on iTunes for FREE:You're Not the Only One - The Agony of Divorce: The Joy of Peaceful ResolutionMatthew Brickman President iMediate Inc. Mediator 20836CFAiMediateInc.comSCHEDULE YOUR MEDIATION: https://ichatmediation.com/calendar/OFFICIAL BLOG: https://ichatmediation.com/podcastOFFICIAL YOUTUBE: http://www.youtube.com/ichatmediationOFFICIAL LINKEDIN: https://www.linkedin.com/company/ichat-mediation/ABOUT MATTHEW BRICKMAN:Matthew Brickman is a Supreme Court of Florida certified county civil family mediator who has worked in the 15th and 19th Judicial Circuit Courts since 2009 and 2006 respectively. He is also an appellate certified mediator who mediates a variety of small claims, civil, and family cases. Mr. Brickman recently graduated both the Harvard Business School Negotiation Mastery Program and the Negotiation Master Class at Harvard Law School.

As a historian and author, Hanne Blank Boyd literally wrote the book on Virginity. Her seminal work, Virgin: The Untouched History, is a provocative exploration of the complex concept of Virginity throughout human history. Also enriching this conversation is Kim Hudson, author of The Virgin's Promise, which talks about women's path to finding their own power and authentic selves. This is part four of our four-week journey into the VIRGIN. So far, we have explored the history of the VIRGIN Body — the Hyman Maneuver we call it. The VIRGIN Mind and how forced virtue impacts a VIRGIN Heart that craves to love but often is stained by shame and guilt. In this final chapter, we explore the VIRGIN Spirit with Hanne and Kim. As a bonus, we also included a conversation with Jungian analyst, author, and podcaster Lisa Marchiano. Her new book, The Vital Spark, features a chapter on the Virgin, and we cover Virginity as a symbol of unbroken psychic wholeness. It's a remarkably enlightening and soulful conversation. It's a conversation that was interrupted by a major seismic disturbance. Listen through to the end to hear that earth-shaking event as it happened.

In this episode I am a talking to Kim Hudson, who began her career as an exploration geologist working in remote areas of northern Canada.  She has consulted for First Nations as well as mineral companies, was a land negotiator for the Yukon Land Claims on behalf of the federal government, a member of the Yukon Water Board and Chair of the Yukon Land Use Planning Council. Today she is a workshop facilitator and consultant to businesses, and Territorial and First Nation governments and story analyst.  Our conversation sheds light on the core patterns to the inner workings of the linear and circular thought processes, which holds the key to crossing the distance between them - something which is becoming imperative that the world's thinkers and leaders are able to do. The framework provides a way to expand our leadership potential, be inclusive, receive indigenous wisdoms, support the co-existence of masculine and feminine perspectives, innovate our businesses, and transform our societal and organizational approaches to issues such as climate change and social media which can be seen in a new way.

Kim Hudson grew up in the Yukon, a Hero's daughter with a Cinderella Complex. Basically life taught her many of the things she needed to know to write this book. Kim spent the first half of her career exploring her masculine side, first as a field geologist and later as a federal land claims negotiator. Exploring her feminine side became important to her as she raised her two daughters. This lead me to study Writing for Film and Television at Vancouver Film School, and take courses on mythology, feminism and psychology including a Jungian Odyssey in Switzerland. This theory was developed by closely observing the archetypal expressions that are all around us in movies, music, television, advertisements and stories of personal growth, including her own. The Virgin's Promise is her first book.The Virgin's Promise demystifies the complexities of archetypes and clearly outlines the steps of a Virgin's Journey to realize her dream. Audiences need to see more than brave, self-sacrificing Heroes. They need to see Virgins who bring their talents and self-fulfilling joys to life. The Virgin's Promise describes this journey with beats that feel incredibly familiar but have not been illustrated in any other screenwriting book. It explores the yin and yang of the Virgin and Hero journeys to take up their power as individuals, and includes a practical guide to putting this new theory into action.Please enjoy my conversation with Kim Hudson.This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/2664729/advertisement

Kim Hudson explains the significance of child dedication and its role in empowering parents in the discipleship of their children. 

In this latest episode Fox 2 News Reporter Kim Hudson discuss human trafficking and how that deserves more coverage, inflation, possible solutions for crime and being a Christian in her field of work IG@TwistedYounginz IG@Kimhudsontv TikTok@TwistedYounginz www.twistedyounginzz.com If you would like to Support or Donate : Cash App $Twistedyounginz --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

“I started out as a field geologist and then I became a land-claim negotiator,” said Kim Hudson. “All of it very masculine, very linear, I would say, and then I had children and thought, ‘what do I authentically want? It was the 70s and women were doing ‘everything man can do' but that changed when I had a child.” During this discovery phase, Hudson found a book by Julia Cameron called The Artist's Way. The book, which was meant to “help people with artistic creative recovery” according to the description, was a major stepping stone in Hudson's career. “I was diligent. I did everything [in the book] twice — all twelve weeks.” “Those years I spent in geology, that's basically a hero's journey,” said Hudson. “You're facing fear, learning to take on challenges and conquer your own fear, and take action anyway. That was my understanding of what life was supposed to be. I got that from Father who was one of those guys.” This led Kim to write her book, The Virgin's Promise: The Virgin's Promise demystifies the complexities of archetypes and clearly outlines the steps of a Virgin's Journey to realize her dream. Audiences need to see more than brave, self-sacrificing Heroes. They need to see Virgins who bring their talents and self-fulfilling joys to life. The Virgin's Promise describes this journey with beats that feel incredibly familiar but have not been illustrated in any other screenwriting book. It explores the yin and yang of the Virgin and Hero journeys to take up their power as individuals, and includes a practical guide to putting this new theory into action. Subscribe for video interviews on YouTube: www.youtube.com/c/CreativePrinciples?sub_confirmation=1 If you enjoy the podcast, would you please consider leaving a short review on Apple Podcasts? It only takes about 60-seconds and it really helps convince some of the hard-to-get guests to sit down and have a chat (simply scroll to the bottom on your iTunes Podcast app and click “Write Review"). Enjoy the show!

Kim Hudson grew up in the Yukon, a Hero's daughter with a Cinderella Complex. Basically life taught her many of the things ahe needed to know to write this book. Kim spent the first half of her career exploring her masculine side, first as a field geologist and later as a federal land claims negotiator. Exploring her feminine side became important to her as she raised her two daughters. This lead me to study Writing for Film and Television at Vancouver Film School, and take courses on mythology, feminism and psychology including a Jungian Odyssey in Switzerland. This theory was developed by closely observing the archetypal expressions that are all around us in movies, music, television, advertisements and stories of personal growth, including her own. The Virgin's Promise is her first book.The Virgin's Promise demystifies the complexities of archetypes and clearly outlines the steps of a Virgin's Journey to realize her dream. Audiences need to see more than brave, self-sacrificing Heroes. They need to see Virgins who bring their talents and self-fulfilling joys to life. The Virgin's Promise describes this journey with beats that feel incredibly familiar but have not been illustrated in any other screenwriting book. It explores the yin and yang of the Virgin and Hero journeys to take up their power as individuals, and includes a practical guide to putting this new theory into action. Please enjoy my conversation with Kim Hudson.

Sex and Love Addiction afflicts men and women alike. Unfortunately society places the bulk of the attention on the men who struggle, leaving women with the question: What about us?  Kim Hudson is my guest today, helping me discuss the topic of female sex and love addiction. She is a Certified Sex Addiction therapist practicing in the Baltimore area.  Here are some of the topics we discuss: The "Otherness" that female SLAs experience Male privilege The symptoms that female SLAs experience Women are hunters, too The horrible feeling of being a bad mom The unfair higher moral standard for women Perfectionism and shame Email Kim: kimh@roguerivercounseling.com Email Roy: roy@newlegacycounseling.com      

#111 – If only we had a few more clones of ourselves running around our church we'd be able to do all of the things we want to, right? Well, what if instead of cloning ourselves, all we had to do was train up and disciple a few people with hearts to serve? In todays episode of the podcast we sit down with Kim Hudson and take a look at the way Jesus led. SPOILER ALERT - he seemed to have an attitude of multiplication mores than an attitude of addition. We hope you enjoy episode 111 of the Lead Volunteers Podcast and share it with a ministry leader you know who may find this beneficial for their ministry context! If you would like to gain INSTANT access to the bank of resources mentioned in today's episode, check out leadvolunteers.com and get started today! Follow us on Facebook and Instagram!

Kim Hudson is a Christ follower grappling with a new normal after suffering a major stroke in 2019. She shares what she has learned on this journey, and offers insight into how we can all weather the chaos that sometimes comes our way in this life. Make sure to rate, review, and subscribe!

So much of what we do in education is based around “getting through the curriculum” and checking off skills that students have “mastered.” It's safe to say that this isn't working, and it frankly never has. Every child is different and every child learns at a different rate. The notion that you can teach concepts in a string of ideas and that students will latch onto them in order is archaic. There's a different way to approach teaching and learning and this week's guest, Catherine Saldutti of EduChange has found it. In this episode, we talk about how students and lifelong learners alike can deepen our understanding of concepts over time, the most important thing we need to do as a society if we want students to learn, the role trust plays in education, and what mastery really should look like. This is such an important conversation stuffed full of resources and tools you can take back to your own school or initiative so we can truly start changing education for our future's benefit. About Catherine Saldutti: Catherine Saldutti has over 28 years of experience in secondary education and has served as a teacher, administrator, professional development provider, program evaluator, and learning systems designer. She founded EduChange in 2000 to fundamentally reimagine and redesign the systems and structures that deliver formal education.  Catherine's team of senior designers, master educators, and researchers built relationships with over 350 schools in New York City, several school districts across the USA, and in Sao Paulo, Kuala Lumpur, Tokyo, Culiacan, and Tijuana. After a 12-year implementation period in eight global locations, alongside three rounds of academic & scientific peer review, The Integrated Science Program is now powered by Sustainable Open Educational Resources (SOER) that removes disciplinary silos, is competency-based, is grounded in the Sciences of Learning & Development (SoLD) and UDL, is digitally deployed internationally using four different models, and may be customized to local and national requirements.  Catherine also holds a patent for Concept Construxions, a pattern-recognition system that helps learners construct concepts and acquire academic or technical language in social, collaborative ways. Catherine earned degrees from Stanford University, where her independent study on International Technology Education contributed to J. Myron Atkin's work on TIMSS development, and The Harvard Graduate School of Education, where she served as Chair of the Dean's Advisory Committee.  Jump in the Conversation: [2:15] - How Catherine is creating change [4:19] - Some of the basics of supporting learning [4:53] - What we've learned about learning [7:43] - Why the one and done model doesn't work [8:43] - Students aren't blank slates [10:45] - The #1 thing we need to do if we want kids to learn [12:09] - the heart of the work at Educhange [14:28] - What needs to happen to start to make this change [16:46 ] Humans have an emotional relationship with time and it's one of our biggest problems [19:40] - The role of “mastery” of standards and what it means [24:38] - What about systems and structures we have in place need to be/can be dismantled [26:30] - Turbo time [31:04] - What people need to know about the concept of time [34:09] - How others can become activists and transform schools [37:18] - Catherine's Magic Wand [39:02] - Maureen's takeaways Links & Resources 10 Design Shifts for Open Learning Architecture Catherine's Design Blog Programs, Courses, Projects, Lessons: Reshaping High School Content for Equity Research: Implications for the educational practice of the science of learning and development Video: The Physics and Philosophy of Time with Carlo Rovelli Book: Thinking in Systems by Donella Meadows Book: The Rise: Creativity, the Gift of Failure, and the Search for Mastery by Sarah Lewis Book: Caste: The Origins of Our Discontents by Isabel Wilkerson Book: Free Play: Improvisation in Life and Art by Stephen Nachmanovitch Dame Stephanie Shirley's TED Talk Podcast: The Promise of a Brighter Kingdom with Kim Hudson, author of The Virgin's Promise Talk: Redefining Economic Value with Mariana Mazzucato Episode 72: Bringing Psychological Safety to Our Teachers with Michael Vargas Episode 89: Achieving Excellence Through Equity (not Equality) in Education with Steven Cleveland Email Maureen Maureen's TEDx: Changing My Mind to Change Our Schools The Education Evolution Facebook: Follow Education Evolution Twitter: Follow Education Evolution LinkedIn: Follow Education Evolution EdActive Collective Maureen's book: Creating Micro-Schools for Colorful Mismatched Kids Micro-school feature on Good Morning America The Micro-School Coalition Facebook: The Micro-School Coalition LEADPrep

In this episode of Majestic Wisdom Podcast Heather co-creates with Dr. Elisabeth Sharp McKetta. Elisabeth is a storyteller who has authored ten books, including her first novel, She Never Told Me About the Ocean, which debuted in early 2021. She teaches creative writing at Harvard Extension School and Oxford University. By exploring why we tell stories, when we start, and how they work on an individual and collective level, Elisabeth shares insights gained through personal experience, and her work within memoir and myth, to take you on a journey of how story shows up in your daily life, around you, and through your being. Elisabeth also talks about the crucial element of layered stories that shaped her novel, what it's like to tell a story when you don't know who the audience is, and brings forward the concept of archetypal energies within storytelling. Together, she and Heather weave cycles of birth, death, and rebirth into the conversation and question if memoir and myth are separate at all, or merely threads of the same universal tapestry. Heather also offers a plant spirit reading in relation to this work. We hope that this podcast will inspire you to think about the stories you were born into, those that have shaped you, and to tell the ones that want or need to be expressed through you. Mentioned in this episode: Visit Elisabeth's website: https://elisabethsharpmcketta.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/elisabethsharpmcketta/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/elisabethsharpmcketta Elisabeth's Books: https://elisabethsharpmcketta.com/writing/ Kim Cross: http://www.kimhcross.com/ Kim Hudson and The Virgin's Promise: https://kehudson.wordpress.com/about/ Connect with the Plants: Plant and Tree Spirit Short Reads by Heather: http://majesticwisdompublishing.com/books/ and you can follow her author page on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Heather-Sanderson/e/B0829HZNQZ for future book offerings More with Heather: For classes, workshops, Reiki sessions, and other offerings: https://journeythroughyoga.com/ Sign up for Heather's newsletter: https://journeythroughyoga.com/enewsletter/ Follow on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/heather.sanderson/ Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/majesticwisdom/support --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/majesticwisdom/support

Peter McGraw is joined by Kim Hudson, the author of The Virgin's Promise. The regular listener knows that the story structure of the Virgin's Promise is a useful alternative to the often-discussed Hero's journey. Kim and Peter discuss how the Virgin's promise reveals ways for single people to transform themselves into solos. Also, the bonus material is back for members of the Solo Slack Channel. Peter and Kim talk about his idea for a children's book. (That is not a joke.) You can sign up for the community on the Solo page at PeterMcGraw.org.Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share!Here’s How »Join the Solo community today:petermcgraw.orgPeter McGraw TwitterPeter McGraw LinkedIn

The Three Story Method Influencer Series: The Virgin's PromiseIn the third of this special 5-part series, Zach and J. examine the Virgin's Promise developed by Kim Hudson. They discuss how these ideas will change modern storytelling. In addition, Zach asks J. how he incorporated the Virgin's Promise in Three Story Method and the ways they impact novel writing.The Virgin's Promise provides an alternative to the monomyth, a non-linear story archetype that accentuates the duality of feminine and masculine energy.Being open to new ideas and techniques can yield great results and add tools to the novelists toolbox.The Career Author Podcast is a podcast where co-authors J. Thorn and Zach Bohannon share their struggles and successes as full-time authors, advice for improving your writing craft, and honest discussions of what it takes to build a successful career as an author.In this episode, you'll discover:How the Virgin's Promise is like the Hero's JourneyHow the Virgin's Promise is different than the Hero's JourneyWhy Hudson believes in the duality of existenceHow the 13 Beats of the Virgin's Promise can be applied to Star Wars: The Force AwakensWhy an internal story arc is so important in modern storytellingHow J. modeled elements of Three Story Method after the Virgin's PromiseSend us your ways and hacks - https://thecareerauthor.com/waysandhacks/ Leave us a comment: What questions do you have about the Virgin's Promise and Three Story Method?Thanks to all of our Patrons.Podcast sponsored by Kobo Writing Life - https://writinglife.kobobooks.com Get exclusive bonus content by supporting The Career Author Podcast on Patreon at www.patreon.com/thecareerauthorWant to work with us? Get the details at https://thecareerauthor.com/services/Links:Google Play Publisher Account - http://g.co/play/publishThe Virgin's Promise - https://amzn.to/2vx3nI4 The Career Author YouTube Channel - https://www.youtube.com/thecareerauthorThree Story Method - http://threestorymethod.comMolten Universe Media - http://www.moltenuniversemedia.comEvents - https://thecareerauthor.com/events/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Join Caitlin Munday, research fellow—professional learning at The Scots College (Australia), as she hosts two group interviews about establishing cultures of innovation and research in boys' schools. In the first interview, Ian Lambert, principal of The Scots College and chair of the IBSC Research Committee, explains the power of research-rich school communities and IBSC's commitment to this valuable research. Committee members Kim Hudson, director of the Center for the Study of Boys at St. Christopher's School (United States), Tom Arbuthnott, deputy head (partnerships) at Eton College (United Kingdom), and Hugh Chilton, director of research and professional learning at The Scots College, bring fresh perspectives about cultivating an innovative research culture at school. Each guest describes how their school developed its research center and offers tips on how you can do so, too. Delve into the challenges schools frequently encounter when establishing cultures of research and innovation and growing genuine expertise in school communities. Find out how the IBSC Research Committee supports schools invested in research—including yours. Furthermore, their conversation touches on creating research communities within IBSC. In the second interview, Munday connects with Michael Fellin, headmaster, and Sandra Boyes, executive director of professional learning and research and head of lower school, for Crescent School (Canada). Both school leaders detail the journey of creating the newly launched Crescent Centre for Boys' Education. Listen to this sage advice to help your school establish a similar research hub. We welcome your voice notes in response to Exploring Boys' Education episodes. Leave a comment or highlight how you're using the podcast in your school. Please send WhatsApp voice notes to Bruce Collins at +27 71 8911 898 or email voice memos to IBSC@theibsc.org. We'd like to feature as many of your voices as possible in future podcast episodes. · · The Center for the Study of Boys · St. Christopher's School · · The Crescent Centre for Boys' Education · · IBSC

International Boys' Schools Coalition — Join Caitlin Munday, research fellow—professional learning at The Scots College (Australia), as she hosts two group interviews about establishing cultures of innovation and research in boys’ schools. In the first interview, Ian Lambert, principal of The Scots College and chair of the IBSC Research Committee, explains the power of research-rich school communities and IBSC’s commitment to this valuable research. Committee members Kim Hudson, director of the Center for the Study of Boys at St. Christopher’s School (United States), Tom Arbuthnott, deputy head (partnerships) at Eton College (United Kingdom), and Hugh Chilton, director of research and professional learning at The Scots College, bring fresh perspectives about cultivating an innovative research culture at school. Each guest describes how their school developed its research center and offers tips on how you can do so, too. Delve into the challenges schools frequently encounter when establishing cultures of research and innovation and growing genuine expertise in school communities. Find out how the IBSC Research Committee supports schools invested in research—including yours. Furthermore, their conversation touches on creating research communities within IBSC. In the second interview, Munday connects with Michael Fellin, headmaster, and Sandra Boyes, executive director of professional learning and research and head of lower school, for Crescent School (Canada). Both school leaders detail the journey of creating the newly launched Crescent Centre for Boys’ Education. Listen to this sage advice to help your school establish a similar research hub. We welcome your voice notes in response to Exploring Boys’ Education episodes. Leave a comment or highlight how you’re using the podcast in your school. Please send WhatsApp voice notes to Bruce Collins at +27 71 8911 898 or email voice memos to IBSC@theibsc.org. We’d like to feature as many of your voices as possible in future podcast episodes. · · The Center for the Study of Boys · St. Christopher's School · · The Crescent Centre for Boys' Education ·

Welcome to the Story Grid Showrunners Podcast, dedicated to helping writers master their genre.  If you’re writing a book and you want to make it stand out, we can help you.  How? We’ll be watching and analyzing hit TV series using the Story Grid and will help you apply what we’ve learned to your own writing. Why the Story Grid? There are many templates and schools of thought that can help you self-edit your book. The Story Grid takes many of these concepts, for example, Joseph Campbell’s Hero’s Journey or Kim Hudson’s Virgin’s Promise or Save the cat! Writes a Novel, and allows you to understand why your novel isn’t working. So what does the Story Grid have to do with TV series?  In the Story Grid Universe, we believe that you can learn from masterworks. At www.storygrid.com you can find resources showing how and why Silence of the Lambs is a classic thriller, and why Pride & Prejudice is still a celebrated love story even though it was published over 150 years ago. If you want to see films analyzed, go to the Story Grid Editors Roundtable. We love those guys, and they do an awesome job showing how films work. We are three Story Grid Editors - Parul, Mel, and Randall - and we met while studying under Editor Shawn Coyne. In an ugly business hotel in the wonderful city of Nashville, Tennessee we bonded as we studied together; we analyzed novels, films, songs together. We’re part of a select group of Story Grid geeks who help writers write better stories using the story grid methodology. When we work with writers we often find ourselves asking them to look up kick-ass TV series. So, for example, if you’re writing a thriller, I might ask you to take a look at the subversive Villanelle in Killing Eve, In this podcast, we’ll create shortcuts for you.  Each season we will select a TV series and help you understand why it works, episode by episode and overall. We’ll look at the characters and why they’re memorable or not.  If you're writing a novel, screenplay or TV series, our show will help you look at storytelling from an editor's perspective.  We’ll keep our analysis to around 20 to 30 minutes long, so you can pop the kettle on, and get yourself a cup of tea, and join us.  Are there any shows you would like to have analyzed? Drop us a line. References:www.sgshowrunners.comwww.storygrid.com Editor Webpages:Melanie: Parul: Randall: www.randysurles.com Podcasts: Story Grid PodcastStory Grid Roundtable Podcast Books:The Story Grid by Shawn CoyneSave the Cat! Writes a Novel: The Last Book on Novel Writing You’ll Ever Need by Jessica BrodyThe Virgin’s Promise: Writing Stories of Feminine Creative, Spiritual, and Sexual Awakening by Kim Hudson and Christopher VoglerThe Hero with a Thousand Faces (The Collected Works of Joseph Campbell) by Joseph CampbellThe Writer’s Journey: Mythic Structure for Writers by Christopher VoglerThe Silence of the Lambs by Thomas HarrisPride and Prejudice by Jane Austin - the Story Grid Edition 

I recently released a NEW course: The Entrepreneur’s Story Creation Guide. The inspiration came after I read Kim Hudson’s book, The Virgin’s Promise, which is about 13 archetypal stages seen in literature and film. As I thought about the stages, I realized that they all felt really familiar in MY life — they essentially told my story as an entrepreneur! Intrigued, I set out to see if I could modify the stages and apply them to any entrepreneurs journey. AND…I think I can! (Curious? Grab the course and see if you can too!) Kim does a wonderful job sharing about her journey of creating the 13 stages, or archetypes, in her book, the Virgin's Promise. For that reason, I recorded my own reading of the book's preface so you can hear her words and journey. (Find it here.) Did "virgin" make your head tilt? I know, I know...it's not my favorite image either! Don't get hung up on that thought! It's not about actually being a virgin. It's about owning yourself and the light within. Hang with me and it will all come together.* Please remember that, in the same way the Hero's Journey is meant to transcend gender and apply to an overall archetypal pattern, the Virgin's Promise is an overall archetypal pattern that can be applied to the inward journey of growth and self-enlightenment of any person. You can find Rebecca Balcarcel (and her award winning YA book) on her site. I mentioned grad school (woohoo!). I'll be attending Saybrook University, starting in January. Want the Virgin's Promise book? I'd be honored if you used my affiliate link: https://www.amazon.com/Virgins-Promise-Feminine-Spiritual-Awakening/dp/1932907726?SubscriptionId=AKIAIA3UEVTLIG7AIKFA&tag=08380f-20&linkCode=xm2&camp=2025&creative=165953&creativeASIN=1932907726 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/expansive-creativity/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/expansive-creativity/support

Kim Hudson is the author of “The Virgin’s Promise”, a groundbreaking new theory on archetypal screenplay structure endorsed by legendary screenwriting expert Chris Vogler. She is a graduate of Vancouver Film School and the International School of Analytical Psychology Zurich. She teaches extensively on the theory of the Virgin’s archetypal structure.

Peter Kim, CEO of Hudson Jeans sits down to discuss his new marketing campaign Forever Forward. In this podcast Peter talks about how he started in the fashion industry, the ethics and values of his company, and the goals for Hudson as a brand.

This is late in getting posted by a week from when we recorded it due to unforeseen illness. And this was our first week back after probably a month off. So we had a lot to talk about. BSG is almost over. Can't wait to see how Joey reacts to the finish. This tv podcast covers episodes 17 and 18 of Battlestar Galactica Season 4. Various topics discussed in this podcast include:    Catching up on email    Peter reviews the podcast "Welcome To Nightvale"    Pete recommends the BBC show Top Gear    Joey's Culture Corner: The Virgin's Promise by Kim Hudson    Facebook Find of the Week: Listener Fishhead - Sesame Street Fighter    Top 5 Favorite: Deceased Actors    Pete actually likes Starbuck in these episodes.    Cylons get a seat on the council.     New Starbuck theory from Joey: She's a Cylon projection.    "Lost is never a place you need to be. Where you need to be is found!" - Joey Smith    I believe in angels    Music Intro - Listener Brainy Smurf's Original Composition for TrekWest5: "This is Wrong Tool"Here is the rating that we gave for the episodes in Podcast 186: 2hr 04min 36sec:Someone To Watch Over MePeter: SciFi - 7 Television - 7Joey: SciFi - 10 Television - 8Islanded in a Stream of StarsPeter: SciFi - 7 Television - 7Joey: SciFi - 7 Television - 9Direct MP3 DownloadRSS FeedSubscribe Using iTunesIf you have something to say then we welcome your comments below, or feel free to email us at trekwest5@thehomestarmy.com, twitter us at hashtag TrekWest5, or leave us a voicemail at 801-788-4913.

UMSL graduate Kim Hudson hosts the 2013 UMSL Chancellor's Report at the University of Missouri-St. Louis. The program starts with the 2013 Distinguished Service Awards presented by Hudson and the Chancellor of UMSL, Dr. Thomas F. George. Chancellor George also highlights the celebration of UMSL's 50 year "Jubilee" anniversary, university rankings and records, UMSL's top academic programs, scholarships and endowments, faculty and student award recipients, and campus expansion plans in a PowerPoint presentation. Students from the College of Fine Arts and Communication perform a tribute to UMSL's 50 year anniversary to close out the evening.