Podcasts about kimberlie

Kimberlie is a researcher, volunteer, artist, educator, and more located in Pacific, California. Her next walks at Filoli Historic House & Gardens:1/17, 1/31, 2/10, 2/24, 3/1, 3/15 2025Learn more about Acorn Woodpeckers.Acorn WoodpeckerIngredients2 oz Bourbon Whiskey1/3 oz Hazelnut Liqueur3 dashes bittersInstructions(optional: CAREFULLY torch some acorn shells and turn glass over above it allowing the glass to fill with the smoke, pour drink into smoke-filled glass) 1.    Mix bourbon, hazelnut liqueur, and bitters in a glass2.   EnjoySupport the showConnect with me at... IG: @HannahgoesbirdingFacebook: @HannahandErikGoBirdingEmail me at HannahandErikGoBirding@gmail.comWebsite: http://www.gobirdingpodcast.com

Martin sits down with Dr. Kimberlie Furness, a leader who sees chiropractic as more than just a profession—it's a way to create change. From building a thriving practice on the Mornington Peninsula to co-founding the United Chiropractors Association in the UK, Kim's journey has been about impact, not just success. She was the driving force behind Chiropractic Essentials, a seminar that now draws hundreds each year, and she's helping shape the future of chiropractic education with the Australian College of Chiropractic's expansion to Melbourne next year. For Kim, giving back isn't an obligation—it's gratitude in action. Tune in for insights on how contribution and success fuel each other, and why loving the work is what makes it all possible. To learn more about the ACC https://acc.sa.edu.au/admissions/how-to-apply/ To donate to the ACC https://acc.sa.edu.au/donate-now/ To contact Kim kimberlie@lotuschiro.com Learn more about Daily Visit Communication 2.0 https://insideoutpractices.thinkific.com/courses/daily-visit Check out the Retention Recipe https://insideoutpractices.thinkific.com/courses/retention-recipe-2-0 Check out Certainty 2.0 https://insideoutpractices.thinkific.com/courses/certainty-2-0 Email me - martin@insideoutpractices.com

Send us a Text Message.In this enriching episode of Embrace Midlife, host Belinda sits down with Kimberlie Furness, a dedicated chiropractor whose career was inspired by personal health challenges and a family commitment to natural healthcare. Kimberlie shares her compelling journey from experiencing debilitating migraines as a child to achieving her dream of becoming a chiropractor. Over the years, she has built Lotus Chiropractic, a thriving practice that focuses on holistic family care, pregnancy, and pediatric health. Kimberlie opens up about the joys and challenges of her professional life, including the expansion of her practice, as well as her personal life, highlighting poignant moments such as her mother's tragic accident and her husband's recent battle with blood cancer. The conversation also touches on the importance of self-care, the impact of menopause, and maintaining a work-life balance. This episode is a profound reflection on perseverance, family support, and the healing power of chiropractic care.

Reading, reading, reading. It's so important! - But lots of us, including this podcaster, in the past at least, don't like to read. - So why don't boys like to read? What is the reason behind this and how can we change this? - Generally the stigma says that men and boys hate reading because they find books boring compared to computer games and other more active things. Kimberlie from @phrasedllc even tells us, though, that despite being a very active boy, her son will still be able to tell her everything she has read word for word. Impressive stuff! - But this does not mean that boys are actually not interested, it's just the way boys are! - Unfortunately boys of BAME (Black, Asian, Minority Ethnic) backgrounds will suffer even more than other boys. - Nevertheless, we need to ask the question of what we can do. - Let your boys be active while reading, let them pick something else up while you're reading, because they are just processing information in their own way. - So, next time you pick up a book and start reading, enjoy reading, because your kids, even boys, are enjoying it just as much as you are!

Reading is so important, especially when learning a language. - But what is it about reading that boys do not like? Kimberlie from @phrasedllc tells us about the reasons why boys do not like reading. - The biggest stigma that we see is that girls believe that reading is meant for them, whereas boys think it is something that is uncool. We also hear from Kimberlie that the typical stereotype for boys is to be loud and productive, whereas we believe reading is something we need to do quietly. - So what can we do to get boys to fall in love with books? Reading books doesn't necessarily have to be 'reading a book', per se. We can put an audiobook on, while we're in the car, we could even deliberately leave books in a trail and see which books are picked up. - Why not tune into this eye-opening episode and find out how you can help your children fall in love with books!

Jason chats with Prime Roots Co-Founder and CEO Kimberlie Le, the maker of game-changing vegan deli meats made from Koji.  https://www.primeroots.com/@primeroots

Welcome to another amazing episode of  "Inspiring Nations"! I am honored to be in conversation with the visionary author Lynette Bradshaw, alongside her co-authors Kimberlie Norris, Alana Stone Watkins, and Traci Demus-Gamble. Together, they've crafted the eagerly awaited masterpiece, "Dear Me, I See You" – a collaborative collection of intimate letters from women's hearts to the cherished little girl within. Tune in as we delve into the profound essence of this remarkable anthology. The letters within are a tapestry of courage, strength, and empowerment, as these remarkable women share their heartfelt messages. Through their narratives, we're invited to reclaim our narratives, reignite the connection with our hearts, and conquer the challenges that have shaped us. Join us as we unravel the stories behind the chapters, as revealed by Kimberlie, Alana, and Traci. Discover their motivations for embracing this transformative project, and hear firsthand the reasons they championed their respective chapters. And of course, the visionary herself, Lynette Bradshaw, joins the conversation to share the genesis of this anthology. Uncover her inspiration, the driving force behind bringing these narratives to light, and why she believes the world is in dire need of these tales of triumph. Tune in to "Inspiring Nations with Sonja Keeve Podcast Show" for a moving exploration of resilience, connection, and the profound power of shared stories.

   Join us as we engage in an enlightening conversation with retired Army Colonel Kim Biever, a seasoned medical professional with vast experience in critical care nursing. Listen in as Kim discusses the emerging need for large-scale combat operations preparation in the current operational environment. She shares invaluable insights on the importance of readying medical personnel for the future and the urgency to tailor training to the right level of provider. We also touch on the necessity of reflecting on past events and experiences for lessons learned and innovative ways to simplify tasks for medical professionals on the battlefield. Later, Kim highlights the weight of kindness and flexibility when leading others and sheds light on the various roles in nursing, emphasizing that there's something for everyone in this noble field. Learn from her experiences of creating positive outcomes through the simple act of being kind to people and gain insights into the diverse opportunities available in the nursing field.   Chapters: (0:00:00) - Preparing for Large-Scale Medical Operations (0:11:31) - Leadership Lessons and Nursing Advice   Chapter Summaries: (0:00:00) - Preparing for Large-Scale Medical Operations (12 Minutes) We hear from retired Army Colonel Kim Biever, a Critical Care Nurse, Nurse Practitioner, and Clinical Nurse Specialist. We discuss the current operational environment and the need to prepare for large-scale combat operations. Kim shares her insights on the importance of preparing medical personnel for the future and the need to bring training to the right level of provider. We also explore the need to look back at past events and experiences to apply lessons learned and how to innovate and make things easier for medical professionals on the battlefield.   (0:11:31) - Leadership Lessons and Nursing Advice (6 Minutes) Kim found her passion in nursing. She realized that taking a moment to be kind to people can be highly beneficial in creating positive outcomes. Kim shares the importance of kindness and flexibility when leading others. She also explains the variety of nursing roles and how there is something for everyone in the nursing field. Episode Keywords: Medical Operations, Combat Operations, Training, Provider Proficiency, Past Experiences, Lessons Learned, Innovations, Kindness, Flexibility, Nursing Roles, Army Colonel, Critical Care Nurse, Nurse Practitioner, Clinical Nurse Specialist Hashtags: #wardocs #military #medicine #podcast #CombatMedicine #MilitaryNursing #BattlefieldInsights #PowerOfKindness #NursingLeadership #OperationalMedicine #RetiredMilitary #HealthcareHeroes #ArmyMedics   Honoring the Legacy and Preserving the History of Military Medicine The WarDocs Mission is to honor the legacy, preserve the oral history, and showcase career opportunities, unique expeditionary experiences, and achievements of Military Medicine. We foster patriotism and pride in Who we are, What we do, and, most importantly, How we serve Our Patients, the DoD, and Our Nation.   Find out more and join Team WarDocs at https://www.wardocspodcast.com/ Check our list of previous guest episodes at https://www.wardocspodcast.com/episodes  Listen to the “What We Are For” Episode 47. https://bit.ly/3r87Afm WarDocs- The Military Medicine Podcast is a Non-Profit, Tax-exempt-501(c)(3) Veteran Run Organization run by volunteers. All donations are tax-deductible and go to honoring and preserving the history, experiences, successes, and lessons learned in Military Medicine. A tax receipt will be sent to you. WARDOCS documents the experiences, contributions, and innovations of all military medicine Services, ranks, and Corps who are affectionately called "Docs" as a sign of respect, trust, and confidence on and off the battlefield, demonstrating dedication to the medical care of fellow comrades in arms.     Follow Us on Social Media Twitter: @wardocspodcast Facebook: WarDocs Podcast Instagram: @wardocspodcast LinkedIn: WarDocs-The Military Medicine Podcast

In today's episode, we will talk about two murders that, despite happening just over 20 years apart may be connected because of the connection between the victims. Kimmie Krimm was 14 when her body was discovered on a hillside near a cemetery in McKeesport, PA in 1998. Then, in 2019, her 18 year old niece, Morgan Dunston, was found fatally shot in the South Side of Pittsburgh. Is there more of a connection between these two murders than the DNA that unites them? Listen as Sarah tells the stories and discusses details and theories with Grace. Photos, additional information, and sources are available at kccpod.com 

CEO of Prime Roots, Kimberlie Le, joins me on The Plantbased Business Hour to discuss the magic of microbes-a whole food, Koji mushroom pate and taking over the deli counter. Subscribe right now to never miss this podcast! For plant-based media/branding consulting and public speaking, reach out at elysabeth@elysabethalfano.com. For more information, visit ElysabethAlfano.com. Connect with Elysabeth on Linked in here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/elysabeth-alfano-8b370b7/ For more PBH, visit ElysabethAlfano.com/Plantbased-Business-Hour

CEO of Prime Roots, Kimberlie Le, joins me on The Plantbased Business Hour to discuss the magic of microbes-a whole food, Koji mushroom pate and taking over the deli counter. Subscribe right now to never miss this podcast! For plant-based media/branding consulting and public speaking, reach out at elysabeth@elysabethalfano.com. For more information, visit ElysabethAlfano.com. Connect with Elysabeth on Linked in here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/elysabeth-alfano-8b370b7/ For more PBH, visit ElysabethAlfano.com/Plantbased-Business-Hour

After years of running and marathoning Kimberlie McBride had a problem. She was sick. It was affecting her running and her life. For three years Kim rotated between doctor appointments, incorrect or partial diagnoses and, and occasional running. She was also filled with the kind of discontent that only come years of hoping for the best but getting something far less. Then, after way too long, a medical diagnosis arrived that returned Kim to her own self - running and all. Several months later she was on the starting live her first marathon and years. That starting line was a goal realized. But, it wasn't the only goal achieved that day. Kimberlie went on to run 3:13 and set a huge PR. In this episode Kimberlie details the entire journey with frankness and positivity. You can follow Kim at www.instagram.com/my.runstagram.life. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We so love doing this podcast because of the broad range of topics and being able to talk with some old friends again. On this episode we sit down with Claudine, Kimberlie and Naraffy of Restore More. This episode focuses on the Restore More's journey in teacher entrepreneurship and organizational building. They bring a focus on the use of restorative practices along with it's benefits for black students such as elevating their voice and providing non-punitive school responses. Lastly, we talk about the value of self-care among teachers and discuss many ways you can engage in self-care within the workplace and outside of it. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/blackonblackeducation/support

Claudine Miles and Kimberlie Milton are friends and experienced educators, who met while working at the same school in Atlanta, Georgia. After a 10-year stint at a top charter school, Claudine was beginning to feel burned out. With the encouragement of now-business partner Kimberlie, Claudine created Restore More Consultants, an education-forward consulting firm rooted in expanding restorative practices, anti-racism, and social-emotional health.

As an entrepreneur, are you making an impact in the world? Kimberlie Le knew that she wanted to build something that could leave a legacy to the world at a young age. Both her parents are entrepreneurs, and she grew up aiming to change people's lives for the better. In this episode, she shares how everyone can embrace and love delicious, flavorful, and nutritious plant-based foods. Through her years in the food industry, she found that some more flavors and textures can be found in plants, and some provide more nutrients than meat. She aims to make positive changes in the global food system as co-founder and CEO of Prime Roots. Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! tigbrands.com/tig-talks/

For those of you who've been enjoying Business for Good for some time, today's guest may sound familiar. That's because Kim Le is not only our guest on Episode 85, but she was also our guest on our 49th episode back in 2020. If you've not heard it, I do recommend you go back and check it out, which will be helpful in seeing just how much has changed for this young startup which was cofounded by undergrads and has raised $20 million so far.  As you'll hear in this episode, Prime Roots is undergoing quite a transformation as it settles into its new 20,000 square foot production facility in Berkeley. I was fortunate enough to visit the Prime Roots HQ, which is where we taped this episode in person, right after I'd enjoyed their new products, which were truly phenomenal.

Today's guest is Kimberlie Le, CEO & Co-Founder of Prime Roots.Kimberlie a scientist-entrepreneur-foodie and life-long learner determined to make positive changes in our global food system. Kim has been working in management within the food industry (retail, food service, investing) for over ten years and is determined to bring delicious, sustainable, and nutritious foods to the masses and increase accessibility and equity in our food system. She's a graduate of the University of California, Berkeley.Prime Roots is a plant-based meat and seafood company creating better products for you and better for the world. Headquartered in Berkeley, California, Prime Roots is committed to positively influencing our food culture and reducing the hefty environmental impact of meat. Their delicious plant-based meat and seafood products are made using proprietary methods that combine cutting-edge technology with ancient techniques - resulting in better tasting and naturally textured market alternatives that avoid using hyper-processing techniques used by other meat alternative companies. In this episode, Kim and I explore her path from her PhD to founding a startup, key priorities for Prime Roots over the next 12 months, and the barriers to creating and marketing a product heavily influenced by taste. We also discuss the various alternative meat bases, advice Kim has for founders and entrepreneurs looking to follow a similar path in sustainable food, and the startup's sources of capital to date. Kim is a great guest.Enjoy the show!You can find me on twitter @jjacobs22 or @mcjpod and email at info@myclimatejourney.co, where I encourage you to share your feedback on episodes and suggestions for future topics or guests.Episode recorded January 24th, 2022To learn more about Prime Roots, visit: https://www.primeroots.com/To learn more about this episode, visit: https://myclimatejourney.co/ctss-episodes/prime-roots

Meet Kimberlie Dykeman, a Rhinebeck native, who runs Wingman, a personal concierge and estate management business in the Hudson Valley. She and I cover what's changed, why she started her business, advice for new homeowners, how to treat vendors that come in and out of your house, her favorite spots, and some unique requests she's gotten over the years. Thanks for helping making Cidiot winner of the 2021 Chronogrammies for best regional podcast. Follow the show on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook, read the "Ask a Cidiot" column in The Red Hook Daily Catch, and now you can sign up on the Cidiot mailing list and get show perks including Kimberlie's house manual template when it's ready. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cidiot/message

Hey hey hey! Welcome back to this week's Author Interview. In this episode, Kimberlie Hamilton, author of Rebel Animals series joins us on the show! Kimberlie and I chatted about animal stories, writing under extreme deadlines, and story inspirations. Kimberlie was a great guest to have on the show and we are very grateful she was able to join us on the show. Enjoy! ***COMPETITION*** If you want to be in with a chance of winning a copy of Rebel Animals at Risk then head over to Twitter and follow @BigKidsBookClub. Send us a tweet using the hashtag #RebelComp and tell us an endangered animal species you wish you could save. (UK residents only) The competition closes midnight on 18th August.

In this episode, I'm honored to have the dynamic duo of Claudine Miles & Kimberlie Milton of Restore More on the podcast. In our conversation, they shared their personal journeys in education, the inspiration behind the founding of Restore More, and why it's important for K-12 school districts to center social-emotional learning, antiracism, and restorative practices to improve the educational experiences of their students. To learn more about Restore More, you can visit their website at werestoremore.com or you can follow them on all social media platforms with the handle @werestoremore. BIO: Claudine Miles holds an English Degree from Hampton University, and an Educational Leadership degree from Georgia State University. As a proud TFA alum her work started at KIPP WAYS ACADEMY, a Title I. public charter in SW Atlanta. During her 10 years there, she served in several roles including: 6th grade Science Teacher, Grade Level Chair, Gifted Coordinator, Upper School Dean, and Dean of Restorative Practices. She's won Teacher of the year and led her school to winning Charter School of The Year in 2016. Kimberlie Milton is a graduate of Jackson State University in Jackson, MS where she received her Bachelor's degree in chemistry. After graduating in 2002, Ms. Milton joined the Teach for America program and began teaching at L.J. Price Middle School in Atlanta Public Schools. During this time, she completed the Mercer University Tift College of Education Master's program with an emphasis in Middle School Education. Over the past 20 years, Ms. Milton has served in several capacities in the education management arena across the nation. From assistant principal to regional director, Ms. Milton has been committed to developing an effective learning atmosphere for colleagues, parents, and scholars. In 2018, Claudine and Kimberlie co-founded a consulting firm called Restore More, which helps organizations build capacity with Restorative Practices, Self-Awareness, and Social-Emotional health. The central mission is to continue sharing wellness strategies nationwide to uplift communities of color. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/identitytalk4educators/support

What makes a cactus a cactus? And what are you supposed to call a group of these plants--cacti, cactuses, or cactus?! We'll find out in today's episode, as we learn more about the cactus family with Kimberlie McCue of the Desert Botanical Garden in Phoenix, Arizona. She'll answer kid questions about why cactuses are spiky and how they got those spikes, as well as why teddy bear cactuses aren't actually cuddly! Those prickly spines that are so characteristic of the cactus family are actually modified leaves! Cactuses don't have the kind of leaves like a maple or oak tree. But they might have had leaves that were at least a little more like that way way back in the past. Over time, those leaves evolved into the spiky spines we see on cactuses today because they help the plants survive in hot, dry environments. Why are cactuses spiky? -Noah, Iowa "They can be a defense mechanism to discourage herbivores - animals that eat plants - from eating the cactus. But, also, spines create shade!" explains Kimberlie McCue. "When you're covered in spines, as the sun moves across the sky, those spines are casting shadows on the body of the cactus. They're little shade umbrellas!" All cactuses are native to desert environments, and some live in places where it never rains at all. So how do they get water to survive? Well, Kimberlie tells us that these plants grow not too far from the ocean. "Early in the morning, there will be fog that comes off the water. Those spines provide a place for the water to condense, form little droplets of water that run down the spine, to the body of the plant, down to the ground and to the roots." Cactuses are also extremely important parts of their desert environments, as they hold soil in place and provide shelter for birds and other animals. Those insects and birds in turn help pollinate the cactus flowers. Cactuses are also an important local food source for humans. Unfortunately, cactuses are in danger from people who poach (illegally take) wild plants from their environment. Kimberlie McCue says one way to help make sure cacti stay healthy and plentiful is to be careful when you buy cactus plants. Check to see where the plant seller got the cactus and make sure they're taking care to be ethical stewards of these plants before you buy.

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Think about how many plants there are: hundreds of thousands of different species. Yet when you look at plant-based meats, nearly all are made of one or more of just three of those plant species: soy, wheat, and pea. And there’s good reason for it: those plants are relatively cheap and plentiful, they taste good, and they function quite well as alt-meats under certain conditions that have been studied at length.  But what if it were possible to make meat alternatives with a different species than one of those three? In fact, a species so different it’s not even a plant at all. That’s exactly what Kimberlie Le of Prime Roots is doing. Instead of seeking to build a supply chain for a new kind of plant protein, Kim is creating her own supply chain for making animal-free protein, brewing a fungus called Aspergillus oryzae into whole food meat alternatives. For those of you not familiar, fungi are not plants nor are they animals: they’re an entirely different kingdom of organisms. We typically associate fungi with mushrooms, but mushrooms are just the fruiting body of a fungus, kind of like an apple on a tree. And in fact, most fungal species don’t even produce mushrooms anyway. But back to aspergillus: It’s also known as koji, and humans have been enjoying this particular fungus for centuries in the form of soy sauce, miso, sake, and more. But rather than using it as a processing aid, Kim’s start-up Prime Roots is simply using fermentation to collect the biomass of the fungus itself and turning it into animal-free meat.  As you’ll hear, the idea for the company came to Kim while in a college course. Three years later, she’s now raised millions of dollars, is operating a 12,000 square foot production facility, and has already released a flagship product, bacon made from koji. So enjoy this wide-ranging conversation with an entrepreneur who’s betting that the next big thing in plant-based meat isn’t going to be plants at all. If Kim has her way, just maybe the next big trend among advocates for local, artisanal protein won’t be farm to table, but rather will be fermenter to table, with Prime Roots brewing the way forward.  Discussed in this episode: Prime Roots job openings Rebellyous Foods CEO Christie Lagally’s thoughts on plant-based meat industry Paul’s thoughts on just how much alt-meat is out there. My Food Job Rocks podcast interview with Hodo Foods CEO Minh Tsai Past Business for Good episode with Perfect Day’s co-founders Quorn mycoprotein products The Choice by Edith Eger Pathfinder family planning efforts

Prime Roots' co-founder & CEO Kimberlie Le and her team are working to bring a new more affordable, ethical, nutritious, and sustainable protein to the world. How? The Berkeley, California-based startup is creating high protein meats and seafood—including their landmark bacon product—from a revolutionary whole food superprotein: Koji. And, they are growing, packing, and distributing it from their facilities, which drives down costs and resources while ramping up production.Prime Roots website: https://www.primeroots.com/Support the show (https://www.afteranimals.com/support-us)

Have you been feeling tired, lethargic and drained? Are you ready for complete freedom from an extensive list of allergies? Are you ready to calm down the inflammation in your body AND allow your immune system to reboot and begin rebuilding itself stronger than ever before, possibly stronger than it’s ever been?? Do you suffer […]

I am a Talent Manager who manages clients in various industries. I am also a Controller & HR Coordinator for a digital marketing company that specializes in the automotive industry.Additionally, I am also a seasoned accountant with over 35 years of experience in full-range accounting responsibilities. I am advanced in everything from simple bookkeeping to full-scale accounting including journal entries, budgets, forecasts, and all financial reports. I am a paid tax preparer with both the IRS and the California FTB.I am a Certified QuickBooks Online ProAdvisor and am fully capable of getting your company set up with using a QuickBooks software solution. I can set up and operate your company's books either remotely via QuickBooks, or I can be contracted for on-site visits on a weekly basis.  Find out more: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sapphyremedia/                                   https://www.sapphyremedia.com/

All In Healing with Kimberlie Carlson: Health ~ Harmony ~ Happiness: Sensitive Souls: How to Clear, Heal and Protect Your Energy Bodies to Create Ease & Flow in Your Life

All In Healing with Kimberlie Carlson: Health ~ Harmony ~ Happiness: Sensitive Souls: How to Clear, Heal and Protect Your Energy Bodies to Create Ease & Flow in Your Life

Fast AND Long Lasting Healing IS POSSIBLE! Kimberlie’s work goes much deeper than just healing an allergy, addiction or sensitivity on a physical level. Traumas gets embedded within us and this causes chronic pain, fatigue, inflammation, allergies and disease! Resolving pain and inflammation in the body doesn’t require re-addressing every aspect of a story that […]

All In Healing with Kimberlie Carlson: Health ~ Harmony ~ Happiness: The Art of Anchoring into Your Body to Activate Your Hidden Self-Healing Gifts

All In Healing with Kimberlie Carlson: Health ~ Harmony ~ Happiness: The Art of Anchoring into Your Body to Activate Your Hidden Self-Healing Gifts

All In Healing with Kimberlie Carlson: Health ~ Harmony ~ Happiness: The Hidden Truth About Your Allergies That You Need to Know

All In Healing with Kimberlie Carlson: Health ~ Harmony ~ Happiness: The Hidden Truth About Your Allergies That You Need to Know

All In Healing with Kimberlie Carlson: Health ~ Harmony ~ Happiness: Are You Allergic to the People You Love?

All In Healing with Kimberlie Carlson: Health ~ Harmony ~ Happiness: Are You Allergic to the People You Love?

All In Healing with Kimberlie Carlson: Health ~ Harmony ~ Happiness: How You Could Be Unconsciously Creating Inflammation & Allergies in Your Body

Are YOU struggling with a variety of Glandular and Hormone related health problems….from Thyroid disease and dysfunction to adrenal exhaustion or more? There are hidden pathogens in our cells, AS WELL AS belief systems, traumas, entities and more related to our pain patterns that can be addressed NOW! Are you holding toxins ( energy of […]

All In Healing with Kimberlie Carlson: Health ~ Harmony ~ Happiness: “The Hidden Truth About Your Allergies That You Need to Know"

Managing Editor Kimberlie Clyma details her experience at the Women in Agribusiness Summit she attended Sept. 25-27 in Minneapolis. Clyma outlines the structure of the summit and how it differs from other agricultural conferences that are held throughout the year. She also discusses the issues state commissioners are keeping their eyes on going into 2020. Sustainability is a hot-button topic and Clyma describes how the women executives are handling the issue in agriculture. Read Clyma’s recap from the Summit here.

On Wednesdays, I will be sharing the challenges, progress, missteps, and triumph of women just like you who are progressing along their organizing journey. You can see and hear transformation in action.   Today, Kimberlie P shares her journey of getting organized. She has a blended family and an encore career after time as a military family. I am humbled and honored to have been part of her journey. I hope you enjoy her story and find her as inspiring as I do!   I look forward to helping YOU get Organized!   I am grateful that you are reaching out to share your stories and progress with me and with the Organize 365 community. If you are ready to share your story with us, please apply at organize365.com/wednesday. For more information about the programs and products mentioned in this podcast please check out these links: Organize 365 The Sunday Basket 100 Day Home Organization Program ALL ACCESS Workboxes Paper Organizing Retreats I look forward to helping YOU get Organized!

We all have those moments where our productivity lacks momentum. Kimberlie shares 5 habits that foster productivity. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kimberlie-gray/support

Last year Kimberlie McBride came on the show after the Fargo Marathon. She had an almost perfect build-up and was ready to roll. Then, it all came crumbling down in disappointment. The following five months were chock full of doctor’s visits and dreams deferred. Then, Kimberlie was finally able to get back at it and she sure made the most of it. She rocked a marathon best at the Phoenix Marathon in a fantastic comeback story. You can follow her at www.instagram.com/my.runstagram.life. The Rambling Runner Podcast is presented by Mercury Mile. You can get a box of high quality apparel and goodies that all runners will love at www.mercurymile.com and save $10 by using promo code “ramblingrunner10” at checkout. A big thank you to Megaton Coffee for making great tasting coffee with twice the caffeine and fueling the Rambling Runner Podcast. Learn more at www.megatoncoffee.com and use “ramblingrunner10” at checkout. Looking for a high quality coach? Head over to www.lowellrunning.com to find a high quality coach who can help you reach your potential. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Julian Campbell reviews your business year with Kimberlie Clare-Campbell, Digital Advisor and Business Member, chats with Christina Gerakiteys.

Julian Campbell reviews your business year with Kimberlie Clare-Campbell, Digital Advisor and Business Member, chats with Christina Gerakiteys.

Julian Campbell looks at creating content online with Kimberlie Clare-Campbell, Digital Business Mentor, and explores the value of collaboration with Christina Gerakiteys.

Julian Campbell looks at creating content online with Kimberlie Clare-Campbell, Digital Business Mentor, and explores the value of collaboration with Christina Gerakiteys.

Julian Campbell looks at starting a small business with Kimberlie Clare-Campbell, and brings us highlights from the Global Summit on Innovation with Christina Gerakiteys.

Julian Campbell looks at starting a small business with Kimberlie Clare-Campbell, and brings us highlights from the Global Summit on Innovation with Christina Gerakiteys.

Julian Campbell talks business awards with Kimberlie Clare-Campbell, from the Hunter Region Business Hub, and discusses innovation with Christina Gerakiteys, from Ideation At Work.

Julian Campbell talks business awards with Kimberlie Clare-Campbell, from the Hunter Region Business Hub, and discusses innovation with Christina Gerakiteys, from Ideation At Work.

"The size of your success is measured by the strength of your desire; the size of your dream; and how you handle disappointment along the way." - Robert Kiyosaki Kimberlie McBride was living the dream. A year into her re-dedication to running she was nailing her workouts and improving at a rapid rate. With her sights set on the Fargo Marathon, she even set a half marathon PR in the middle of a training block. Then, shockingly, it all came crashing down. In this episode, Kimberlie details her running journey and how it felt when her marathon dreams were dashed. She expresses her thoughts and emotions after the race with her trademark energy and enthusiasm. You can follow Kimberlie at www.instagram.com/my.runstagram.life. This episode is brought to you by one of my favorite things - Mercury Mile. You can learn more about this amazing box service that provides top of the line gear and accessories at www.mercurymile.com and save $10 by using promo code "ramblingrunner10" at checkout. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

RezStyle with host Kimberlie Acosta talking with rockstar Micki Free. RezStyle is a Native American Talk show from www.IndianCountryTV.com on the Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwe Reservation at Reserve, Wisconsin. RezStyle is brought to you in part by the National Indian Gaming Association, www.IndianGaming.org

RezStyle with host Kimberlie Acosta talking with guitarist /musician/producer Stevie Salas the day after the 11th Annual Nammys in Niagara Falls, New York in 2009. Stevie received that year's Lifetime Achievement Award. He has recorded, toured with, written, produced and directed many record industry greats inc luding; Mick Jagger, Rod Stewart, George Clinton and Justin Timberlake. He is the host and executive producer of Arbor Live and a consultant for American Idol. RezStyle is a Native American Talk show from www.IndianCountryTV.com on the Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwe Reservation at Reserve, Wisconsin. This episode of RezStyle is brought to you in part by NIGA, the National Indian Gaming Association.

ezStyle with host Kimberlie Acosta talking with Menominee Nation's very own -- Wade Fernandez. RezStyle is a Native American Talk show from www.IndianCountryTV.com on the Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwe Reservation at Reserve, Wisconsin. RezStyle is brought to you in part by the National Indian Gaming Association, www.IndianGaming.org

RezStyle with host Kimberlie Acosta talking with Gabriel Ayala, a Classical guitarist and a member of the Yaqui people of southern Arizona. RezStyle is a Native American Talk show from www.IndianCountryTV.com on the Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwe Reservation at Reserve, Wisconsin. RezStyle is brought to you in part by the National Indian Gaming Association, www.IndianGaming.org

RezStyle with host Kimberlie Acosta talking with Glenda Begay on family, culture and the pow-wow trail. RezStyle is a Native American Talk show from www.IndianCountryTV.com on the Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwe Reservation at Reserve, Wisconsin. RezStyle is brought to you in part by the National Indian Gaming Association, www.IndianGaming.org and American Indians Against Abuse, Inc., www.AmericanIndiansAgainstAbuse.com.

RezStyle with host Kimberlie Acosta talking with Nicole LaRoche of Brulé. RezStyle is a Native American Talk show from www.IndianCountryTV.com on the Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwe Reservation at Reserve, Wisconsin. RezStyle is brought to you in part by the National Indian Gaming Association, www.IndianGaming.org

RezStyle with host Kimberlie Acosta talking with Jana Mashonee during the Native American Music Awards on May 10, 2013. RezStyle is a Native American Talk show from www.IndianCountryTV.com on the Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwe Reservation at Reserve, Wisconsin. RezStyle is brought to you in part by the National Indian Gaming Association, www.IndianGaming.org

RezStyle with host Kimberlie Acosta talking with Radmilla Cody during the Native American Music Awards on May 10, 2013. Radmilla talks about her music, Navajo culture and domestic violence. RezStyle is a Native American Talk show from www.IndianCountryTV.com on the Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwe Reservation at Reserve, Wisconsin. RezStyle is brought to you in part by the National Indian Gaming Association, www.IndianGaming.org and American Indians Against Abuse, www.AmericanIndiansAgainstAbuse.com

RezStyle with host Kimberlie Acosta talking with Emmy-award winning news correspondent and first-time author Hattie Kauffman on her book, Falling into Place -- A Memoir of Overcoming. Hattie, who is from the Nez Perce Reservation, is the first Native American to ever file a report on a national network news broadcast. RezStyle is a Native American Talk show from www.IndianCountryTV.com on the Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwe Reservation at Reserve, Wisconsin. RezStyle is brought to you in part by the National Indian Gaming Association, www.IndianGaming.org

RezStyle with host Kimberlie Acosta talking with Jeneda and Clayson Benally of Sihasin, formally known as 'Blackfire.' RezStyle is a Native American Talk show from www.IndianCountryTV.com on the Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwe Reservation at Reserve, Wisconsin. RezStyle is brought to you in part by the National Indian Gaming Association, www.IndianGaming.org

RezStyle with host Kimberlie Acosta talking with Gary 'Litefoot' Davis on following your dreams and economic development in Indian Country. From rapping to acting, being an author to spreading hope, Gary has come along way from being the 'Indian in the Cupboard.' RezStyle is a Native American Talk show from www.IndianCountryTV.com on the Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwe Reservation at Reserve, Wisconsin. RezStyle is brought to you in part by the National Indian Gaming Association, www.IndianGaming.org

RezStyle with host Kimberlie Acosta talking with Carmen Davis on the strength of family and building an empire with her partner in life and business, Gary ‘Litefoot’ Davis. From modeling, acting, speaking, running her own clothing line, to writing her first book, Carmen shares her story and encourages others to follow their dreams. RezStyle is a Native American Talk show from www.IndianCountryTV.com on the Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwe Reservation at Reserve, Wisconsin. RezStyle is brought to you in part by the National Indian Gaming Association, www.IndianGaming.org

RezStyle with host Kimberlie Acosta talking with Grammy & Nammy award winner, Joanne Shenandoah the day before the 11th Annual Nammys in Niagara Falls, New York in 2009. Joanne Shenandoah and Michael Bucher won at that year's show for Best Compilation Recording with their Bitter Tears Sacred Ground album. RezStyle is a Native American Talk show from www.IndianCountryTV.com on the Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwe Reservation at Reserve, Wisconsin. This episode of RezStyle is brought to you in part by NIGA, the National Indian Gaming Association.

Julian Campbell looks at starting a small business with Kimberlie Clare-Campbell, mentor with the Hunter Region Business Hub, and gets tips from the Singularity University Australia Summit with Christina Gerakiteys.

Julian Campbell looks at starting a small business with Kimberlie Clare-Campbell, mentor with the Hunter Region Business Hub, and gets tips from the Singularity University Australia Summit with Christina Gerakiteys.

Kimberlie Backus teaches ninth grade English for Val Verde Unified School District in Perris, California. She has taught grades six through nine for the past twelves years. She specifically works with Long Term English Learners and provides support for educators in the AVID Excel program. Kimberlie lives with her husband Anthony in Murrieta, California.

Kimberlie Backus teaches ninth grade English for Val Verde Unified School District in Perris, California. She has taught grades six through nine for the past twelves years. She specifically works with Long Term English Learners and provides support for educators in the AVID Excel program. Kimberlie lives with her husband Anthony in Murrieta, California.

Learn about energetic allergy healing, gain a broader understanding of allergies and how this relates to your personal and spiritual journey with our expert Kimberlie Carlson. Energetic allergy healing can benefit children and families, which is what got Kimberlie started on this path. Our conversation explores different allergy clearing techniques and other methods to remove a lot of health challenges in your life. You'll be guided through some healing downloads for you to get immediate benefits from listening to the show. You will also learn about the Theta brainwave state and how this can be used to request to see the truth about a person. You will also discover how muscle testing can further help to access the truth. The show reveals the connection between emotions, health and allergies. Listen to The Spiritual Voice Podcast Ep.0117 to learn about energetic connections, types of allergies, how to clear them, practice healing downloads and laugh while moving towards a more vibrant life. 5 Minute Training to Increase Enrollment Implement a system to save time and serve more people for spiritual and holistic professionals by visiting http://thespiritiualvoice.com/5-training-to-increase-enrollment/. Contact Kimberlie's website: www.kimberliecarlson.com About our expert Kimberlie Carlson is an energetic allergy healer. Her deepest wish and passion is to free as many people as she can from unhealthy patterns of abuse and addictions and from headaches and stomach aches, chronic pain or disease in the body so they can step into joy, health, abundance and fall in love with life and with themselves! She has combined the power of several different methods of energy healing, including theta healing, the Instant Miracle, Peace Process, Ultra High Frequency transmission, and an allergy clearing technique that is her own, to create this very special modality. Connect with Kimberly by visiting www.kimberliecarlson.com. Music Attribution 'Havens Above' theme music taken from 'Aural Architecture' by alucidnation. www.alucidnation.co.uk / www.fabermusic.com / www.interchill.com . If you're interested in buying CDs and/or digital then you could use the 'gift' facility via BandCamp:http://alucidnation.bandcamp.com/album/aural-architecture .

In today’s EVOLVE or Decay episode, Kimberlie Dykeman gets real about living by a code. Separating the boys from the men with "The Four Agreements".  Never Stop EVOLVING.  - KD   ©2017 Kimberlie Dykeman. Sponsored by Kimberlie Dykeman Enterprises Performance Coaching, Retreats & Wingman Support for businessmen, athletes & startups. Subscribe on iTunes

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In today’s EVOLVE or Decay episode, Kimberlie Dykeman tells how she almost lost her father and just how pride keeps us from all that is important in life.  Never Stop EVOLVING.  - KD   ©2016 Kimberlie Dykeman. Sponsored by Kimberlie Dykeman Enterprises Executive Performance Coaching, Retreats & Wingman Support for Gentlemen. Subscribe on iTunes  

In today’s EVOLVE or Decay episode, Kimberlie Dykeman inspires divorced men to forgive themselves and reset for a better future.  Never Stop EVOLVING.  - KD   ©2016 Kimberlie Dykeman. Sponsored by Kimberlie Dykeman Enterprises Executive Performance Coaching, Retreats & Wingman Support for Gentlemen. Subscribe on iTunes  

In today’s EVOLVE or Decay episode, Kimberlie Dykeman helps you shift your perspective, dump the gloom, and become less lonely by re-engaging and igniting your relationships. Never Stop EVOLVING.  ~ KD   ©2016 Kimberlie Dykeman Sponsored by Kimberlie Dykeman Enterprises- Executive Performance Coaching, Retreats & Wingman Support for Gentlemen.  Subscribe on iTunes This is also featured on the global platform The Good Men Project where Dykeman is a regular contributing writer.

In today’s EVOLVE or Decay episode, Kimberlie Dykeman gets personal about her father and what drives her as a coach... and a human being. Never Stop EVOLVING.  - KD   ©2016 Kimberlie Dykeman. Sponsored by Kimberlie Dykeman Enterprises Executive Performance Coaching, Retreats & Wingman Support for Gentlemen. Subscribe on iTunes  

Today’s SOAPBOX® shot in the arm is wrapped around a famous quote by Jo Coudert, author and playwright. Never Stop EVOLVING.  ~ KD   Sponsored by Kimberlie Dykeman Enterprises- Lifestyle & Ultra-Performance Coaching, Mini-Retreats & Wingman Support for Gentlemen. © Kimberlie Dykeman. SOAPBOX® is a registered trademark of Kimberlie Dykeman.  Subscribe on iTunes

In today’s EVOLVE or Decay episode, Kimberlie Dykeman begins a 4-part series on this concept of what characteristics help a guy become a better man, sharper leader, more communicative spouse, more compassionate friend, more inspiring father and more courageous human being. Starting with authenticity to stay the path of the real you & forgiveness to remain humble Never Stop EVOLVING.  ~ KD   ©2016 Kimberlie Dykeman Sponsored by Kimberlie Dykeman Enterprises- Executive Performance Coaching, Retreats & Wingman Support for Gentlemen.  Subscribe on iTunes This is also featured on the global platform The Good Men Project where Dykeman is a regular contributing writer.

In today’s EVOLVE or Decay episode, Kimberlie Dykeman continues a 4-part series on this concept of what characteristics help a guy become a better man, sharper leader, more communicative spouse, more compassionate friend, more inspiring father and more courageous human being. Adding on discipline to do your best work, always and rest to reboot your body, mind and spirit. Never Stop EVOLVING.  ~ KD   ©2016 Kimberlie Dykeman Sponsored by Kimberlie Dykeman Enterprises- Executive Performance Coaching, Retreats & Wingman Support for Gentlemen.  Subscribe on iTunes This is also featured on the global platform The Good Men Project where Dykeman is a regular contributing writer.

In today’s EVOLVE or Decay episode, Kimberlie Dykeman ends her 4-part series on this concept of what characteristics help a guy become a better man, sharper leader, more communicative spouse, more compassionate friend, more inspiring father and more courageous human being. Closing out with vision to illuminate the Bigger Picture. Never Stop EVOLVING.  ~ KD   ©2016 Kimberlie Dykeman Sponsored by Kimberlie Dykeman Enterprises- Executive Performance Coaching, Retreats & Wingman Support for Gentlemen.  Subscribe on iTunes This is also featured on the global platform The Good Men Project where Dykeman is a regular contributing writer.

In today’s EVOLVE or Decay episode, Kimberlie Dykeman continues a 4-part series on this concept of what characteristics help a guy become a better man, sharper leader, more communicative spouse, more compassionate friend, more inspiring father and more courageous human being. Adding on communication to connect with empathy and honesty and courage to take risks and lead by example. Never Stop EVOLVING.  ~ KD   ©2016 Kimberlie Dykeman Sponsored by Kimberlie Dykeman Enterprises- Executive Performance Coaching, Retreats & Wingman Support for Gentlemen.  Subscribe on iTunes. This is also featured on the global platform The Good Men Project where Dykeman is a regular contributing writer.

Today’s SOAPBOX® shot in the arm is wrapped around a famous quote by Martin Luther King, Jr., minister and social activist.    Never Stop EVOLVING.  ~ KD   Sponsored by Kimberlie Dykeman Enterprises- Lifestyle & Ultra-Performance Coaching, Mini-Retreats & Wingman Support for Gentlemen. © Kimberlie Dykeman. SOAPBOX® is a registered trademark of Kimberlie Dykeman.  Subscribe on iTunes.    

Today’s SOAPBOX® shot in the arm is wrapped around a famous quote by Ambrose Redmoon, aka James Neil Hollingworth, a beatnik, hippie and writer.   Never Stop EVOLVING.  ~ KD   Sponsored by Kimberlie Dykeman Enterprises- Lifestyle & Ultra-Performance Coaching, Mini-Retreats & Wingman Support for Gentlemen. © Kimberlie Dykeman. SOAPBOX® is a registered trademark of Kimberlie Dykeman.  Subscribe on iTunes. 

In today’s EVOLVE or Decay episode, Kimberlie Dykeman spotlights 6 things that keep you weighed down and why a good shedding helps more than yourself. Never Stop EVOLVING.  ~ KD   ©2016 Kimberlie Dykeman Sponsored by Kimberlie Dykeman Enterprises- Executive Performance Coaching, Retreats & Wingman Support for Gentlemen.  Subscribe on iTunes     This is also featured on the global platform The Good Men Project where Dykeman is a regular contributing writer.

In today’s EVOLVE or Decay episode, Kimberlie Dykeman continues the conversation of WOMEN against MEN in the workplace and how communication is the fix, not taking away the definition of manhood. Never Stop EVOLVING.  ~ KD   ©2016 Kimberlie Dykeman Sponsored by Kimberlie Dykeman Enterprises- Executive Performance Coaching, Retreats & Wingman Support for Gentlemen.  Subscribe on iTunes     This is also featured on the global platform The Good Men Project where Dykeman is a regular contributing writer.

Today’s SOAPBOX® shot in the arm is wrapped around a famous quote by J Ruth Gendler, artist, writer & teacher. Never Stop EVOLVING.  ~ KD   Sponsored by Kimberlie Dykeman Enterprises- Lifestyle & Ultra-Performance Coaching, Mini-Retreats & Wingman Support for Gentlemen. © Kimberlie Dykeman. SOAPBOX® is a registered trademark of Kimberlie Dykeman.  Subscribe on iTunes.      

In today’s EVOLVE or Decay episode, Kimberlie Dykeman shares her simple but wise process to sifting out, seeking out, and solidifying a killer circle of friends.   Never Stop EVOLVING.  ~ KD   ©2016 Kimberlie Dykeman Sponsored by Kimberlie Dykeman Enterprises- Executive Performance Coaching, Retreats & Wingman Support for Gentlemen.  Subscribe on iTunes     This is also featured on the global platform The Good Men Project where Dykeman is a regular contributing writer.

In today’s EVOLVE or Decay episode, Host Kimberlie Dykeman tackles the viewpoint that too many businesswomen seem to hold, that it’s WOMEN against MEN. Never Stop EVOLVING.  ~ KD   ©2016 Kimberlie Dykeman Sponsored by Kimberlie Dykeman Enterprises- Executive Performance Coaching, Retreats & Wingman Support for Gentlemen.  Subscribe on iTunes     This is also featured on the global platform The Good Men Project where Dykeman is a regular contributing writer.

Today’s SOAPBOX® shot in the arm is wrapped around a famous quote by Kimberlie Dykeman.   “Make a choice to make a change. Today.” Never Stop EVOLVING.  ~ KD     Sponsored by Kimberlie Dykeman Enterprises- Lifestyle & Ultra-Performance Coaching, Mini-Retreats & Wingman Support for Gentlemen. © Kimberlie Dykeman. SOAPBOX® is a registered trademark of Kimberlie Dykeman.  Subscribe on iTunes.    

Listen in and find out why the Kimberlie Helton Band won the Jackson Sun Readers Choice Award for best entertainer. We talk to Kimberlie and Eric Wood about their music, goals and clothes. Yes I said clothes. You will have to listen to find out the whole story. This episode is packed with great music. 

In today’s EVOLVE or Decay episode, Kimberlie Dykeman continues a 4-part series on this concept of what characteristics help a guy become a better man, sharper leader, more communicative spouse, more compassionate friend, more inspiring father and more courageous human being. Adding on discipline to do your best work and rest to reboot your body, mind and spirit. Never Stop EVOLVING.  ~ KD   ©2016 Kimberlie Dykeman Sponsored by Kimberlie Dykeman Enterprises- Executive Performance Coaching, Retreats & Wingman Support for Gentlemen.  Subscribe on iTunes. This is also featured on the global platform The Good Men Project where Dykeman is a regular contributing writer.