Podcast appearances and mentions of kim klein

Original airdate: January 1, 2019 Feng Shui, the study of the movement of chi, is the Chinese word for energy. It guides that energy, letting it flow freely through your home, creating a healthy balance and sense of well-being. Kim Klein says our homes are the one place on earth to which we are most energetically connected. They nourish and support us and will always mirror us. That's why we need to be mindful caretakers. Kim shares tips on how we can do this and lots more in this episode. In addition to being a Holistic Health Coach, Kim is a Certified Feng Shui Consultant, graduating in 2004 from the three-year BTB (Black Tantric Buddhist) Masters Training Program in San Francisco. During our conversation, Kim introduces us to the ancient science of Feng Shui by describing how it works and how we can benefit from using its wisdom to correct the flow of this energy into and through our space. She provides simple tools and techniques in our homes and office spaces and shows us how to use Feng Shui to set our intentions for the New Year.

Rev those engines and join us in Motor City as we head north to talk with Kim Klein, VP of Marketing & Communications for 313 Presents in Detroit, Michigan. We learn all about 313 Presents, which oversees Little Caesars Arena, Fox Theatre (Detroit), Comerica Park, Pine Knob Music Theatre, Meadow Brook Amphitheatre, and Michigan Lottery Amphitheatre. They work with over 30 promoters across all the venues, producing and promoting over 300 events a year. Kim tells us about the structure of her team and how she heavily values mentorship and prioritizes balance and culture to prevent burnout and support the team. We hear about the latest waves Detroit is making and how the city is blooming with rich culinary and music scenes. Kim walks us through her history in the industry, from a love of symphony band freshman year to jobs and internships at The Palace of Auburn Hills, and how networking and passion for live events has helped lead her from one opportunity to the next. Enjoy this great episode filled with marketing talk about SMS, working with partnerships, and other tips, as well as a heartfelt discussion about what makes Detroit great.Kim Klein: LinkedIn | Email313 Presents: Facebook | X/Twitter | Instagram | TikTok ––––––ADVENTURES IN VENUELANDFollow on Instagram, LinkedIn, Facebook, or X/TwitterLearn more about Event & Venue Marketing ConferenceMeet our team:Paul Hooper | Co-host, Booking, Branding & MarketingDave Redelberger | Co-host & Guest ResearchMegan Ebeck | Marketing, Design & Digital AdvertisingSamantha Marker | Marketing, Copywriting & PublicityCamille Faulkner | Audio Editing & MixingHave a suggestion for a guest or bonus episode? We'd love to hear it! Send us an email.

Learn how to increase donations on your website with tips from SSIR. Test your knowledge about endowment funds with this week's edition of Nonprofit Trivia. Finally, check out what this Seattle-based nonprofit has done with their salary structure! In this episode, we mention a few resources you may want to check out: — Share your opinions about the pod for a chance to win a raffle prize! — Learn Grant Writing's free webinar on how to become a grant writer — Little Green Light's free fundraising resources — SSIR's article on digital donations — Kim Klein's article on planning an endowment campaign (part 1, 2, 3) — My once-per-week email newsletter, where you can get a short summary of every podcast episode: nonprofitjenni.com/subscribe   Produced by Ben Hill Sound Music by Emily Summers   ©2021 Nonprofit Jenni. All Rights Reserved.

Spencer and Sophia tackle hard-hitting topics like child pornography, and then they're joined by their moms! Featuring Stephanie Stio and Kim Klein these two powerful matriarchs are here to talk about all the issues like how old people shouldn't be allowed to speak and that India needs oxygen. These are two of our favorite guests and this episode has everything: advice, friendship, and a really close guess to a secret tattoo that Spencer has! So strap on your moon boots because these guests have decades of dirt on your hosts.

This episode discusses the positive and negative ways money and politics connect and the means to organize money through politics so it serves human flourishing. Democratic politics has always involved a struggle to ensure money serves people rather than people serving money. The paradox is that, to do so, democratic politics necessities not just organizing people, but also organizing, or better, re-organizing money. The conversation in this episode about organizing money has two sides to it. The first is how to hold dominant centers of economic power - whether in the market or the state - accountable for the use and distribution of that power. The second is how to fundraise to pay for the work of doing democratic politics in ways that are independent of patronage by either the state or the wealthy. This second aspect of the discussion focuses on the difference between 'hard' money that is raised from members, and 'soft' money that comes from grants and foundations, and the tensions between them.GuestsJanet Hirsch is a leader with the IAF affiliate One LA through her participation in her synagogue, Temple Isaiah where she is the Vice President of Social Justice and sits on the Executive Committee of the Temple Isaiah Board.  She has been involved in One LA for over 12 years, leading campaigns on public education, immigration reform, increasing access to mental health services, the expansion of the California earned income tax credit, and most recently, a Covid-19 equity vaccination pilot in South Los Angeles.  Janet was born in Zimbabwe but has lived in Los Angeles since 1987.Joe Rubio is a senior organizer with the West/Southwest Industrial Areas Foundation and supervises IAF Projects in Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico, and Texas where he has organized around public education, workforce training, and immigration. He also leads a regional effort called Recognizing the Stranger, which is developing immigrant leadership in 19 metropolitan areas in the Western US. He has been with the IAF since 1992, working in San Antonio, El Paso, and Arizona and now lives in Tempe, Arizona.Resources for Going DeeperJulie Nelson, Economics for Humans (University of Chicago Press, 2006); Kate Raworth, Doughnut Economics: 7 Ways to Think Like a 21st Century Economist (Chelsea Green Publishing, 2017);Sarah Lange, “Crafting an Effective Fundraising Strategy for Community-Based Organizations (CBOs),” Roots to Power: A Manual for Grassroots Organizing, 3rd edn (Santa Barbara, CA: Praeger, 2016), 400-415;Kim Klein, Fundraising for Social Change, 6th edn (Jossey-Bass, 2011); Luke Bretherton, “Economy,” Christ and the Common Life: Political Theology and the Case for Democracy (Eerdmans, 2019). A theological analysis of the issues discussed.

When Kim Klein was a nurse's aide and decided to go back to school to be an RN, she didn't realize how much different it would be. She quickly learned that being a new grad, moving straight into the OR, would prove very difficult. She left the OR after a year, only to find out that her LTC job did not give her the support that a new nurse needed. There was a question that she asked herself - am I doing the right thing by being a nurse? Kim ended up back in the OR as a circulator. Kim experienced, first hand, what it means for nurses to eat their young. She also had to deal with surgeons that didn't trust her as a new person to the team. Kim decided that she would turn that around by mentoring the new nurses that came into the OR and reminding them that they were doing a good job - something that she says nurses don't hear enough.Kim dealt with some physical symptoms from her burnout and turned to functional medicine when she couldn't get answers from her conventional healthcare team. That experience led her to work on her Functional Medicine certification. She now hopes to help others get answers through her knowledge of functional medicine and experience as a resilient nurse.Tips for Nurses What is your Why? What steps can you take to get to the point that makes you happy? If you start to notice the signs of burnout, take a step back, and take care of yourself. Stick in there, but stick up for yourself. Don't let people walk all over you. Learn more about supporting the Don't Eat Your Young Podcast with a membership — visit Don't Eat Your Young's membership page!About Kim KleinKim Klein, a Certified Sleep Coach, Certified Stress Management Coach, Registered Nurse, Alternative Medicine Provider, and soon to be Functional Diagnostic Nutrition Practitioner (FDN-P). I have had the opportunity to coach and mentor others for a vast majority of my 18 years in the healthcare industry and look forward to working at a deeper level to serve others' health and well-being as an FDN-P.After personally suffering from and overcoming Stage 3 HPA Dysfunction, Chronic Fatigue, and Insomnia, I have decided to hang up my surgery nurse hat and set out on a new mission to help other healthcare providers suffering from fatigue and sleep issues. My program focuses on working together to explore the underlying causes of your symptoms to help you overcome fatigue and sleep disturbances to restore your health for optimal lifestyle functioning where you can live a fuller, healthier, and happier life.  For more information, e-mail: support@healthcoachkimk.com Schedule Your Free 30 Minute Consult 00:00 - Welcome to Don't Eat Your Young 00:24 - Kim Klein 01:59 - Kim's Nursing Journey 03:00 - Starting in the OR 07:02 - Set Up for Failure 11:49 - Supporting Each Other 16:37 - Advice for Those Debating Leaving 18:50 - What Kim Is Doing Now 23:18 - Where to Find Her 26:03 - Last Tip 26:57 - Wrapping Up

Click here for tedhart.com He lectures around the world but now is here for you. From the latest in charity news, technology, fundraising, and social networking, Ted Hart and his guests help you maneuver through this economic downturn in the charitable sector to greater levels of efficiency and fundraising success. PAGE 2 GUEST EXPERT: Kim Klein is a noted figure in the field of grassroots fundraising, both as a writer and a practitioner. She provides training and consulting through Klein & Roth Consulting (www.kleinandroth.com). Klein is the author of the bestselling Fundraising for Social Change,(now in its 7th Edition) and two books specifically about fundraising in difficult circumstances:    Reliable Fundraising in Unreliable Times and Fundraising in Times of Crisis.  She has provided training and consultation in all 50 United States and 21 other countries.  She recently retired from teaching at the University of California Berkeley’s School of Social Welfare.    

Apparently, it can be quite difficult. Just ask Kim Klein. Her daughter Piper was diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes when she was 2 years old. She has been screened yearly for Celiac Disease because of the relation between Diabetes 1 and Celiac. This year, the screening came back positive, and they got an endoscopy that came back negative. Listen in to find out the rest of the story. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tccl/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tccl/support

Our Special guest for this episode is Kim Klein.Kim Klein is a Life Coach, Certified Holistic Health Coach, Certified Feng Shui Practitioner, and Author.  She is the founder of Kim Klein Life Coaching and Wabi-Sabi Women and is the author of Damn, the pusherman - Sugar, The legal Drug that is Keeping You Sick and Fat, and Nine Degrees North, a young adult fiction novel.  She is also a regular contributor to Live Love and Eat Magazine.Her journey started with her interest with Feng Shui, she started working with people in their homes and started working with women coaching them through life coaching and nutrition.  She guides and supports women to embrace and grow through life changes and challenges.She explains what Feng Shui is and how she guides her clients with their energies.We talk about her book Damn the pusherman, sugar the legal drug that is keeping you sick and fat and who will benefit from reading it.She gives us 3 tips to give someone who is struggling to live healthy.  Connect with Kim here:Website:  https://kimkleincoaching.com/Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/groups/boomerwomen/Linkedin:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/kimberklein/Amazon Book:  https://www.amazon.com/Damn-Pusherman-Legal-Drug-Keeping-ebook/dp/B00WJI9DFO/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=Damn+the+pusherman-+sugar&qid=1588795370&sr=8-1Email:  kimberjklein@gmail.comConnect with us:Email:  bernadine@liveloveandeatmagazine.comWebsite:  https://www.liveloveandeatmagazine.com/Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/LiveAndLoveBernadine/

Need help with your lead funnel? There’s no magic formula for finding leads or turning prospects into clients. But in Episode 34, Accelerating Your Lead Funnel, we’ll reveal some proven techniques for building and maintaining an effective lead funnel.  You’ll hear from our resident Humana expert: Kim Klein.

Intuitive Counselor and my good friend Kim Klein interviews me, Laura Stinchfield - The Pet Psychic ® & People Medium for her podcast Seeds of Wisdom. This is Kim's description of the episode: Hello! The title of this podcast speaks for itself really, however, the things that Laura and I speak about go beyond her speaking to the animals. We touch on energy, intent, energy tracking, the universal consciousness, speaking to babies, people in comas and more. Needless to say that when Laura and I talk, the subject matter is broad! This is a very fun podcast, and I look forward to speaking with Laura and having her as a guest many more times in the future. If you have any questions please email them in via the contact page on my website. http://kimberlyklein.com/ Also, you can reach Laura via her website at www.thepetpsychic.com or on our social media pages. Thanks for listening! If you are interested in hiring Kim for intuitive counseling type in the code THEPETPSYCHIC for a discount :)  when ordering a session on her website.

According to my guest today, our homes are the one place on earth that we are most energetically connected to. It nourishes and supports  and it will always mirror us. That's why we need to be mindful caretakers of our environment. Feng Shui, the study of the movement of chi, which is the Chinese world for energy guides that energy, letting it flow freely through your home, creating a healthy balance and sense of well being.  Kim Klein, shares this advice and lots more in this episode. Along with being a Holistic Health Coach, Kim is a Certified Feng Shui Consultant, graduating in 2004 from the three-year BTB (Black Tantric Buddhist) Masters Training Program in San Francisco. During our conversation, Kim introduces us to the ancient science of Feng Shui by describing how it works and how we can benefit from using its wisdom to correct the flow of this energy into and through our space. She provides some simple tools and techniques that we can use in our homes and office spaces and how we can use Feng Shui to set our intentions for the New Year.

Kim Klein blamed herself for her inability to control her hunger and her weight. No matter what she tried, it didn't work. After learning about how insulin regulates weight and hunger, she was able to bring it under control. Dr. Fung has a theory about why the medical profession continues to point the blame at […]

Thinking about retirement? Kim Klein, Director of Wealth 4 Life in Australia, talks about Debt Management for retirees and baby boomers. www.w4la.com.au

Kim Klein blamed herself for her inability to control her hunger and her weight. No matter what she tried, it didn't work. After learning about how insulin regulates weight and hunger, she was able to bring it under control. Dr. Fung has a theory about why the medical profession continues to point the blame at […]

Wealth 4 Life Australia is your financial adviser. We help you plan ahead financially so you can achieve better relationships, have less financial stress, and spend more time on the things you really enjoy. Kim Klein, Financial Strategist and Director for Wealth 4 Life Australia, discusses their approach on how they solve financial issues.

Welcome to the first podcast of Conversations with Kim and Kim. This podcast series is a discussion between me, Kim Klein, and Kim Isherwood, intuitive medium and my good friend.  We are going to use this podcast series to discuss many different topics, not just spirituality.  Kim as an intuitive medium, and me as an intuitive counselor, both speak to a great deal of people who have a lot of varying questions and concerns about life, relationships, business etc., not just about spiritual issues, so we decided to use this forum to voice our opinions and feelings about a lot of things!  This first episode is a get to know us discussion. More will come soon.  This podcast, as with my own Seeds of Wisdom, is available on iTunes as well.  Thanks! Kim

When it relates to sexual education, what should public schools teach? That's the question asked today by Eliot, Rhonda, and special guest Kim Klein Dorchester. Kim is a concerned mother, community activist and a Political Radar fan. They discuss what messages and information children should receive in public schools.

When it relates to sexual education, what should public schools teach? That's the question asked today by Eliot, Rhonda, and special guest Kim Klein Dorchester. Kim is a concerned mother, community activist and a Political Radar fan. They discuss what messages and information children should receive in public schools.

When it relates to sexual education, what should public schools teach? That's the question asked today by Eliot, Rhonda, and special guest Kim Klein Dorchester. Kim is a concerned mother, community activist and a Political Radar fan. They discuss what messages and information children should receive in public schools.

When it relates to sexual education, what should public schools teach? That's the question asked today by Eliot, Rhonda, and special guest Kim Klein Dorchester. Kim is a concerned mother, community activist and a Political Radar fan. They discuss what messages and information children should receive in public schools.

This week, I have two guests who discuss taxes and I promise you, this is an interesting conversation that you will want to share with neighbors and nonprofits in your community. My guests this week describe a workshop and toolkit they’ve created called “Nonprofits Talking Taxes,” which is being rolled out this week. Kim Klein, is a principal of the … Read more about this episode...

In the fall, many nonprofits are gearing up year-end fundraising campaigns for December, a traditional strategy with proven results. On this show, my guest is Kim Klein who turns that idea on its head. Kim is a principle of Klein and Roth Consulting and an international speaker and author about fundraising. She was kind enough to come on the show … Read more about this episode...

Have you noticed Mia nevers wears the same outfit more than once? (Well, you've got to check out our Facebook pictures) We are joined in the studio by writers Michael Bayouth and Kim Klein, who wrote the exciting book Nine Degrees North. The two, who share a life together, tell a story of adventure and intrigue. A very entertaining couple.

Have you noticed Mia nevers wears the same outfit more than once? (Well, you've got to check out our Facebook pictures) We are joined in the studio by writers Michael Bayouth and Kim Klein, who wrote the exciting book Nine Degrees North. The two, who share a life together, tell a story of adventure and intrigue. A very entertaining couple.

The economy is limping along and so is income for a large number of nonprofits, many whom were just making it before the recession. When you’ve cut as deep as you can, and foregone salary increases for several years, what should you do? That’s right. Give more time and attention to your individual donors and fundraising. On this week’s show, … Read more about this episode...

Tax time. It¹s a blessing or a curse.  Maybe you¹re celebrating the extra cash or maybe you¹re reeling from the hit to your bank account. Either way, taxes are something we all have to deal with, whether we like it or not.  They¹re the life¹s blood of public projects and much needed social programs.  And now, in these hard economic times, more attention is being paid to where our taxes are going, who¹s paying their fair share and who¹s not. On this edition, we¹ll talk to folks who say we need to reframe the tax structure to support and sustain ³the commons²Š those public spaces and common grounds we all share. From upper income New Yorkers to public school teachers in Nevada, many are crying, tax me, I¹m yours. Featuring:Jo Comerford, National Priorities Project (NPP) executive director; Mike Lapham, Responsible Wealth director (Project of United for a Fair Economy); Allen Bromberger, Manhattan law firm attorney; Bob Fulkerson, Progressive Leadership Alliance of Nevada (PLAN) executive director; Holly Davidson, Bobby Clark, Anne Peer, Missy Allen, Grady Tarbutton, Lisa Stiller, Marsha O¹Malley, Kathy Oviatt, Paula Berkeley, Missy Allen, Jackie Taylor, Robert Townsend, Jan Gilbert ­­ Nevada citizens testified at Reno Town Hall Budget meeting; Kim Klein, Building Movement  Project member.   The post Making Contact – Tax Me, I¹m Yours appeared first on KPFA.

Kim Klein blamed herself for her inability to control her hunger and her weight. No matter what she tried, it didn't work. After learning about how insulin regulates weight and hunger, she was able to bring it under control. Dr. Fung has a theory about why the medical profession continues to point the blame at patients when there is clearly an epidemic of obesity and diabetes.

Kim Klein blamed herself for her inability to control her hunger and her weight. No matter what she tried, it didn't work. After learning about how insulin regulates weight and hunger, she was able to bring it under control. Dr. Fung has a theory about why the medical profession continues to point the blame at patients when there is clearly an epidemic of obesity and diabetes.