Podcast appearances and mentions of kimberly barnes

In this episode, Kris and Paul chat with data analyst and fellow Power Company coach, Dale Wilson, to examine a study that attempts to collect and compare data from female climbers: Anthropometry and performance characteristics of recreational advanced to elite female rock climbers Authored by David Giles, Kimberly Barnes, Nicola Taylor, Corinna Chidley, Joel Chidley, James Mitchell, Oliver Torr, Edward Gibson-Smith, and Vanesa España-Romero; published in the Journal of Sports Sciences in August, 2020. They'll discuss the data that was collected from each climber and which measurements seem to be indicative of climbing performance. They'll talk about some of the correlations revealed and Dale will explain how these compare to trends he's seen in the Power Company's data on female climbers.   Have Dale crunch the numbers for you - check out our Mini-Assessment + Analysis!   New episodes of Breaking Beta drop on Wednesdays. Make sure you're subscribed, leave us a review, and share! And please, tell all of your female friends who say they are too short to be a good climber that you have the perfect podcast for them.   Breaking Beta is brought to you by Power Company Climbing and Crux Conditioning, and is a proud member of the Plug Tone Audio Collective. Find full episode transcripts, citations, and more at our website. Season 2 of Breaking Beta is proudly supported by Gnarly Sports Nutrition. For a limited time, Breaking Beta listeners can take 15% off their purchase using the code BETA15 at checkout! Or simply click the link above to shop and have the discount automatically applied. Follow Kris and Breaking Beta on Instagram  Follow Paul and Crux Conditioning on Instagram  If you have questions, comments, or want to suggest a paper we should cover, find us at our Community + Knowledge Hub. Our music is from legendary South Dakota band Rifflord.

Bospar Senior Vice President Kimberly Barnes discusses running communications from the ground level, the nitty gritty parts of PR that clients don't see, and how her Midwest attitude brings a breath of fresh air to the tech industry. 

Wine: Coppola Claret BIO:An advocate for social justice. A wannabe hacker. A weekend karaoke singer. A serial entrepreneur. A kitchen adventurer. One thing that can't be said about Kimberly is that she's one dimensional.Kimberly is a self-taught private chef, on-air personality, and the founder of Might Be Vegan – a plant-based multimedia company and consultancy dedicated to helping people around the world eat more plants.In the kitchen, she's had the pleasure of serving busy executives, families, as well as celebrities and professional athletes. She's also the creator behind the national #FromMeatsToBeets Challenge, the web series “Might Be Vegan presents The Trap Kitchen,” the award-winning national COVID-19 hunger relief program, Food Love by Might Be Vegan, and the world's largest vegan-only tailgate, #VeganAtTheGame, which served more than 1500 people at no cost in the city of Atlanta during Super Bowl LIII.For her tasty recipes and community activism, Kimberly has been featured on The Tom Joyner Morning Show, Essence.com, VegNews.com, ABC Portland, Fox Washington, and KTLA. She's also made several guest host appearances on QVC. Before launching Might Be Vegan, Kimberly served as CEO of ContentPark. This tech-driven content development agency specialized in the production of premium content for large brands and mid-sized businesses. The content created by her team provided its clients with content that was narratively compelling, culturally attuned, and SEO-smart. Some of their work has been seen on web assets managed by Fortune 500 companies, such as Macy's, AT&T, and Southern Company.Kimberly holds a bachelor's of science in marketing from North Carolina A&T State University. Instagram 

Our special guest today is Kimberly Barnes. You will hear about her passion/purpose project, "Food Love," and how she started a national hunger relief program from her bedroom. Enjoy this dope conversation and envision how it can help to fuel and inspire your own passion / purpose project. See full show notes at: www.NoMoreReasonableDoubt.com/s2e2kimberlybarnes . --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nomorereasonabledoubt/message

Kimberly Barnes grew up watching the cooking shows with her grandmother. Today, she’s a self-taught food professional on the front lines of food justice. This is a conversation about basic human rights. It’s a conversation about race. And it’s a conversation about taking action. As a self-proclaimed “foodie,” we also lean into lighter conversation and talk about Kimberly’s love for food and her addictive grilled fruit kabobs. If you eat, you need to hear Kimberly’s message.    What we discuss in this episode:   - The flavors of Southern cuisine and soul food   - How to make grilled fruit kabobs   - The intersection of food and social justice   - Food apartheid and its impact on health   - Kimberly’s Black experience    - Food activism and policy change   - Kimberly’s nonprofit, Food Love   - Kimberly’s company, Might Be Vegan   Connect with Switch4Good - YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQ2toqAmlQpwR1HDF_KKfGg   - Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/Switch4Good/   - Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/switch4good/   - Twitter - https://twitter.com/Switch4GoodOrg

Episode Timestamps01:25 Guest Introduction03:14 Experiences from her previous IT Helpdesk job06:08 Realising an IT specialist job wasn’t for her10:58 Explanation on what a sales force job is14:39 Steps in transitioning from IT to sales18:50 What does a sales force job entail/tools of the job20:19 Departure from the previous company24:06 How to look for a remote job/What to look out for?29:20 How did everything lead up to her current situation35:14 Current endeavours38:21 Acknowledging the value in career coaching and self employment 40:36 Possible future ventures42:25 Searching for a job mid-pandemic45:53 Closing wordsKimberly's Career Change While working as an IT Helpdesk specialist, Kimberly was given an opportunity to integrate Salesforce into her work. About KimberlyFind Kimberly here: Website, Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn

Episode 075 | Discerning Moments of Breakthrough and Life Lessons with Kimberly Barnes, Founder of Might Be Vegan, Activist, and Kitchen Adventurer IG: @mightBvegan Website: mightbevegan.co Guest Bio: An advocate for social justice. A tireless volunteer. A wannabe hacker. A weekend karaoke singer. A serial entrepreneur. A kitchen adventurer. One thing that can't be said about Kimberly is that she's one dimensional. Kimberly is a private chef and founder of Might Be Vegan—a plant-based culinary group offering in-home meal preparation in Atlanta, GA and virtual meal planning services to plant-eaters around the world. In the kitchen, she's had the pleasure of serving both individuals and families, as well as celebrities and professional athletes. She's also the creator behind the #FromMeatsToBeets Challenge, the web series Vegan This Not That, and co-host of the podcast "Do Fries Come With That Convo." Episode Sponsors: GRP FIT App - The Fitness Platform for the Black Community. Share your fitness journey with the community and watch the support pour in but also be the inspiration for others. Download the app here and receive 20% off: grpfit.app.link/mindfulrebelpod Check out past episodes at: shawnjmoore.com/podcast --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/themindfulrebel/support

Kimberly Barnes is a private chef and founder of Might Be Vegan; a plant-based culinary group offering in-home meal prep in Atlanta, Ga. She also offers virtual meal planning services to people around the world! Kimberly is the author of "How TF To Eat More Plants", the creator of the #FromMeatsToBeets challenge, and the host of the web series, "Vegan This, Not That" and co-host of the podcast "Do Fries Come With That Convo". In this episode, Kimberly and I also include a very important, yet usually controversial topic; building bridges between racial and ethnic groups to build a stronger future for us all. **The term "cis-gender" comes up about half-way through the podcast, then again 10 minutes later. For those unfamiliar with the term, it defines the majority of the population; the people whose sense of personal identity and gender corresponds with their birth sex. Website: http://www.mightbevegan.co  Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/mightBvegan  7-Day Guided Vegan Challenge: https://mightbevegan.co/meatstobeets 

This episode of the Vegetarian Zen podcast started out as one thing, which was going to be about vegan and vegetarian tailgate party recipes but took a bit of a detour after I shared a news article from VegNews about a Free Vegan Tailgating Party that will be launching for the Super Bowl. Someone, who I didn't know at the time reached out to me on Twitter adding some more info about this event and it turns out, this person was is actually the organizer and host of the entire party! In this episode of the Vegetarian Zen podcast, we talk to Kimberly Barnes, who is a vegan chef and founder of the site Might Be Vegan.

The Ultimate Vegan Tailgate Party! A few days ago, I tweeted a VegNews article about a Free Vegan Tailgating Party that will happen Super Bowl weekend in Atlanta. I received a response from a fellow tweeter, offering more info about the event; this person, it turns out, was the event’s organizer and host, Kimberly Barnes! According to Kimberly, … The post Vegan Pop-Up Tailgate Party with Kimberly Barnes of Might Be Vegan (VZ 293) appeared first on Vegetarian Zen.

The Ultimate Vegan Tailgate Party! A few days ago, I tweeted a VegNews article about a Free Vegan Tailgating Party that will happen Super Bowl weekend in Atlanta.I received a response from a fellow tweeter, offering more info about the event; this person, … Vegan Pop-Up Tailgate Party with Kimberly Barnes of Might Be Vegan (VZ 293) Read More » The post Vegan Pop-Up Tailgate Party with Kimberly Barnes of Might Be Vegan (VZ 293) appeared first on Vegetarian Zen.

"Our Voices. Our Lives.” presents KIMBERLY BARNES. In this episode Kimberly (Might Be Vegan) talks about why she uses the name Might Be Vegan, being a kitchen adventurer, helping people reach their healthy nirvana and more! Music by Scott "Smash Money" Mullens.   Contact Kimberly “Might Be Vegan” Barnes online: Instagram: @MightBVegan Website: www.MightBeVegan.co

"Our Voices. Our Lives.” presents KIMBERLY BARNES. In this episode Kimberly (Might Be Vegan) talks about why she uses the name Might Be Vegan, being a kitchen adventurer, helping people reach their healthy nirvana and more! Music by Scott "Smash Money" Mullens.   Contact Kimberly “Might Be Vegan” Barnes online: Instagram: @MightBVegan Website: www.MightBeVegan.co

For 25% off your first month of personalized Care/of vitamins, visit www.TakeCareOf.com and enter brownvegan.   I had a great time chatting with Kimberly Barnes about vegan life with FLAVOR.  In this episode, we chat about: What she didn’t expect to happen when she started her plant-based journey. How to stock your pantry for easy cooking and experimenting How to meal plan and simple meal prep tips How to make pulled jackfruit that is actually worth eating (lol) Get the show notes for this episode here   

The wfjrFILMS docuseries, "Our Voices. Our Lives.," returns for Season 02 starting November 23rd. This next season will feature even more amazing artists and entrepreneurs!    This is just a sample of some of the artists and entrepreneurs in season 02: Sheree Swann (@ReefreshbyRee), Dexter Vines (@dexstarinks), Saira Raza (@sistersai), Keef Cross (@keefcross), Megan Alodie (@meganalodie), Goldi Gold (@goldigold45), Kimberly Barnes (@mightbevegan), Eric Nine (@eric_nine), Ash Nash (@treehausatl), Ballethnic (@ballethnic), Chef Zu (@kingsapron), Key Hallmon (@thevillagemarketatl) and Sanitha (@Sanithna)   While you wait, all 13 episodes of Season 01 can be found on the @underexposedATL channel on @thea_network and on YouTube. Thank you to everyone who supported Season 01 of #OurVoicesOurLives!! Stay Tuned!!!     Our Voices. Our Lives. is a docu-series by Wfjrfilms which features artists and entrepreneurs of color discussing a variety of topics ranging from how they got started, what differentiates them from others, the influence of community on their work and more.   Subscribe to “Our Voices. Our Lives.” Online: THEA.Network: http://bit.ly/OVOLTHEA YouTube - http://bit.ly/OVOLYouTube Amazon Prime -  http://bit.ly/OVOLPrime iTunes - http://bit.ly/OVOLSeries Website: www.ourvoicesourlives.com Google Play Music - http://bit.ly/OVOLGPM Podcast page - http://bit.ly/OVOLPodcast Soundcloud - http://bit.ly/OVOLSNDCLD Stitcher - http://bit.ly/OVOLStchr

Latrice sits down with Kimberly Barnes of Might Be Vegan meal planning service to discuss what it means to live a plant-based lifestyle, and taking responsibility for your health. Beyonce’s Vogue September Issue: https://www.vogue.com/article/beyonce-september-issue-2018 Use my special code UNICORNS TALK for $5 off your tickets for A Pod Connection Atlanta: https://apodconnectionatl.splashthat.com/ and vote for Unicorns Talk Podcast to do a LIVE show at the event on IG: instagram.com/apodconnectionatl or Twitter: twitter.com/apodconnection Signup for Might Be Vegan meal planning service: http://lddy.no/57kd  Use code: Summer to get 15% off your first month. Register for my FREE EmpowHER Your Vision Masterclass: http://latricesampsonrichards.com/empowheryourvision.html Join my FREE FB Group, Trust Village: Trust Village: A Safe Place for Healing and Manifestation music: DJ 2Kosher (@just2kosher across all social media).  Also check out his soundcloud for exclusive mixes soundcloud.com/just2kosher​

On this episode of UNGENTRIFIED, I am joined by Kimberly Barnes (), plant-based kitchen adventurer and founder of Might Be Vegan, to talk about what it means to be vegan in the black community. We discuss getting over veganism being seen as a “white thing,” why it seems our community hasn’t been receptive to changing their diets, and the downsides to being plant-based that no one talks about. Listen and give us your opinion!   Follow the conversation: @ungentrifiedpod on / @kentwjohnson on /   Guest: Kimberly Barnes - //   #ungentrifiedpod   Theme Music by Nas550 ()   Resources/People/Articles Mentioned in Podcast: To learn more about Kimberly’s plant-based meal planning subscription service, visit Chef Ahki - Sweet Potato Soul -   Podcast Sponsors:

Kimberly Barnes/ContentPark An advocate for social justice. A tireless volunteer. A wannabe hacker. An honest and thoughtful friend. A weekend karaoke singer. A serial entrepreneur. One thing that can’t be said about Kimberly Barnes is that she’s one dimensional. Kimberly is the founder of ContentPark—a tech-driven content agency that specializes in the production of premium content for large brands and mid-sized businesses. ContentPark provides its clients with content that’s narratively compelling, culturally attuned, and SEO-smart. Their work can be seen on web assets managed by Fortune 500 companies, such as Macy’s, AT&T and Southern Company. Prior to ContentPark, Kimberly spent more than a decade putting her marketing expertise to work in higher education, at Fortune 500 companies and at globally-recognized, privately-held small businesses across the country. She guided company and campaign strategies and improved organizational efficiency as a data analyst. And as a creative director, both in an agency and in-house, Kimberly led teams through marketing campaign design and execution. In her last corporate role, Kimberly was an SEO analyst where she worked with some of the more influential leaders in the industry on national telecom accounts, including Verizon, DirecTV and Frontier Communications. Kimberly is a proud graduate of North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University, where she began her post-secondary education as a chemical engineering major. She discovered, however, that marketing was a better fit, as it exercised her high aptitude for creativity and her desire to be challenged technically and analytically. After graduating at the top of her business class with a bachelor of science in marketing, this self-proclaimed technophile taught herself HTML, CSS and PHP and received formal training in Ruby on Rails. She has since used this knowledge in a variety of her roles. Overall, Kimberly desires to improve the content world and the community as a whole. She passionately dedicates her time to eradicating hunger and homelessness and is a staunch advocate for diversity and inclusion in the workplace. A lifelong learner, Kimberly is rarely seen without a book. She invests energy in self-study topics, such as self-improvement, marketing and consumer behavior, or cutting-edge tech, including artificial intelligence and machine learning. To learn more about her and her team at ContentPark, visit their website (www.contentpark.co) or social media; Twitter (@_contentpark) and Instagram (@contentpark). Stefanie Diaz/Mastermind Your Launch Stefanie Diaz has always had a keen ability for developing marketing strategies for entrepreneurs, but it’s her ability to position startups for accelerated momentum through personal branding and content marketing that has become the cornerstone to her professional success. Her background includes being a strategic adviser to CEO’s spanning startup phase to over $100 million in annual revenue. She has led strategic partnerships with global retailers and Fortune 500 companies, as well as facilitated multi-million dollar government contracts. There is something magnetic about the energy of startup founders that draws Stefanie in. They’re hungry, driven, and committed to making positive change for themselves and the greater community. After conducting over 60 interviews to date, Stefanie is excited to bring Mastermind Your Launch to the Business Radio X platform. Learn more at MastermindYourLaunch.com.