Podcasts about kitchen table conversations

Morning news and stories and Pebble in your shoe Tuesday calls for the first hour of the show. I also talk with Mr. X about the Kitchen Table Conversation group from the state - conditioning us to use that damn policy consensus process, lock up the Rogue

Let us have some fun and joy by having a holiday conversation with “Anything Goes With Mama Marlene” columnist Marlene Buchanan. Please join us on Wednesday, December 20th, from 10 AM - 11 AM CDT US. Marlene and I will be having a Kitchen Table Conversation about Life, Love, and Laughter as we celebrate the past, present, and future!      Marlene Ratledge Buchanan lives enthusiastically as a woman, wife, mother, teacher, and writer. She is quick to say that she planned to marry someone old and rich but only got old. However, on her first date with Snell, her husband, Marlene, knew he was the one for her, to the point she proposed. After his refusal, she considered getting him pregnant. They are parents to a beautiful olive-skinned son. James suffered a lack of oxygen during delivery, resulting in him having special needs. She refers to James' condition as a special gift After thirty-four years of being in public education, Marlene retired in 2007. In the classroom, she earned the name "Ms. Rat," garnering her a collection of rat figurines and collectibles over the years from her students. As a Southern Humorist, Marlene has entertained readers with her observations about life through her column, Hey Y'all, published in the Gwinnett Citizen in Georgia since 2015. As an author, her first book, the award-winning “Life is Hard. Soften It with Laughter,” is designed to look at life and find a giggle. As a matter of fact, Don't stop at a giggle….Let's laugh out loud at some of life's misadventures and mishaps! Life is hard. We need to do whatever we can to make it softer.

Well that was certainly some news. Nothing world-shattering or anything. Plus it has the added benefit of possibly affecting people outside of our little group. Now we have to sit and contemplate this crushing bit of information, and take a little trip across the world to talk with an old friend. As always, you can find us on Twitter (@inspired_incomp) and on Facebook to follow along with our exploits, you can shoot us an email at InspiredIncompetence@gmail.com if you're so inclined. You can find out more about us at InspiredIncompetence.com and join our Discord server from the link at the bottom, where we are always around to chat with our fans (or whoever wants to chat, we're not picky). Lastly, if you're enjoying the show, we humbly ask that you consider supporting us on Patreon to let us know that our efforts are not in vain. Thanks everyone, and enjoy the show!

Have you ever felt that you didn't quite get your message across or stumbling for the right words to express yourself to your child or loved ones? If Yes, join Cathi Curen and me on Wednesday, December 13th, from 10 AM - 11 AM CDT U.S. to learn how you can effectively change all that, especially during this holiday season when our home is the perfect place to connect and reconnect with kitchen table conversations about Life, Love, and Laughter!      Cathi is an author, family astrologer, lifestyle design consultant, Gallup Certified Strengths Coach, and adjunct professor at Pepperdine University Graduate School of Education and Psychology. Although our home provides a place to rest, restore, revitalize, and support our health and well-being, our work and home schedules are often over-extended in today's fast-paced work demands and hybrid work environment. As a family astrologist and lifestyle design coach, Cathi works with individuals and families to develop happier and more fulfilling lifestyles using the ancient wisdom of astrology, mindful practices, and up-to-date design techniques. She tends to the interiors of the “Self” and the “Stage” of one's life through their home, office, and living places, creating spaces people want to be in! Cathi believes our homes should provide a living area reflecting our authenticity and a life lived purposefully. Connecting one's inner self with the outer world, she brings depth to her design to assist in creating environments that support individuals through life and all of its transitions.

WHEN I INTERVIEWED Mary Crooks in May, the Victorian Women's Trust was finalising its ‘Together, Yes' Kitchen Table Conversations package for Australians willing to host get togethers of up to ten people to discuss The Voice without the noise.  Four months on, we discuss the project's rollout, under the auspices of the Yes23 campaign, and why Mary […]Author informationMargo KingstonCo-publisher and editor-in-chief at No FibsMargo Kingston is a retired Australian journalist and climate change activist. She is best known for her stint as Phillip Adams' ‘Canberra Babylon' contributor and her work at The Sydney Morning Herald and #Webdiary. Since 2012, Kingston has been a citizen journalist, reporting and commenting on Australian politics via Twitter and No Fibs. | Twitter |

In the last episode, we unearthed another perspective of motherhood as it relates to infertility.  Since there is so much to discuss about this topic, we wanted to share more.  In this episode, we begin to delve into Michelle Browder's sculpture , "The Mothers of Gynecology," that was unveiled during the month of May in Montgomery, Alabama.  This sculpture highlights three emerging adults (Anarcha, Lucy, and Betsey https://www.anarchalucybetsey.org/), who were African Slaves in the 1800s and had their human rights stripped away from them to be grossly experimented on in the name of "Science" by Dr. James Marion Sims.  Listen to this rivoting conversation about how the unspoken testimonies of 3 identified "Divine Appointed Image Bearers" help to reframe the truth about historical patterns regarding the healthcare of Black Indigenous women of Color.  Kathy Bruce, a familiar guest of this podcast and host of "Kitchen Table Conversations with Kathy", uses her gift of navigating through the systemic weeds of racism to bring light and life to this story and other stories, whose silent testimonies birthed out of brutality, bless us today.

Would you like to know what Astrology has to say about the rest of 2023 and Beyond as we pursue Happiness, Blessings, and Abundance? Are you curious about “A New 200-Year Cycle That Will Rapidly Shift Life as We Know It” Join Susan Miller and me on Wednesday, June 7th, from 10:30 A.M. to 11:30 A.M. CST U.S. Our conversation is about her remarkable life's journey and how alignments of the planets and stars when we were born correlates to what we can expect in 2023 and beyond with specific details for each sign. Susan Miller is the founder of AstrologyZone®, the popular website that has offered readers comprehensive monthly forecasts for 23 years. Astrology Zone is the most visited astrology/ horoscope site globally, and Susan continues to write every word in her warm, engaging, and optimistic style. There are 11 million unique visitors to the site, with 120 million page views yearly. Twitter @astrologyzone has 432,000 followers. Susan has appeared on "Good Morning America', "The View," "Access Hollywood," Yahoo.com, Washington Post, "Entertainment Tonight," "Fox and Friends," CBS national, CNN's "American Morning," "Good Morning America," CNBC's "On The Money," & and ESPN. Her articles are in the Huffington Post, Wall Street Journal, NY Observer, New York Times, Wall Street Journal, NY Daily News, and she has featured profiles in magazines in China, Spain, Brazil, Italy, UK, and Turkey. Susan will present a detailed bird's eye view of 2023 and beyond. A comprehensive look at the upcoming year will help us plan our most important initiatives. Astrologers know that choosing the day we “give birth to” a venture or relationship will color its entire term. So let us see what the stars have to say about our future!

YES TO THE Voice can't happen without widespread engagement at the local level on a subject people who disagree generally steer clear of. Simple as that.  Yes there'll be big ad spends, famous Australian endorsements and sophisticated polling informing highly targeted social media messaging. But, like the community independent movement's success at the last election, […]Author informationMargo KingstonCo-publisher and editor-in-chief at No FibsMargo Kingston is a retired Australian journalist and climate change activist. She is best known for her stint as Phillip Adams' ‘Canberra Babylon' contributor and her work at The Sydney Morning Herald and #Webdiary. Since 2012, Kingston has been a citizen journalist, reporting and commenting on Australian politics via Twitter and No Fibs. | Twitter |

On today's podcast, I am delighted to be joined by Mary Crooks - AO. Mary is the Executive Director of the Victorian Women's Trust. For those that might not know, the Victorian Women's Trust was established in 1985 in support of advocacy work of three high impact areas: economic security, health and safety, and equal representation. Helping to create change in these areas is key to achieving true gender equality and an equal future for all.Mary designed and led ground-breaking community engagement initiatives, such as the Purple Sage Project and Our Watermark Australia, an exceptional example of a nationwide, community engagement project based around issues of water sustainability and the conversational model of ‘Kitchen Table Conversations' as a key part of community engagement. In June 2012, Mary was appointed an Officer of the Order of Australia, for her distinguished services to public policy and advocacy for the advancement of women. That same year, Mary authored A Switch In Time – Restoring Respect to Australian Politics which has been distributed widely across Australia.This year, all Australians will be asked to vote in a referendum to enshrine a First Nations Voice to Parliament in our national constitution. Today, we are speaking to Mary about her involvement in the Kitchen Table Conversation Model, and in particular, the ‘Together, Yes' movement as part of the nationwide recruitment of conversation hosts. Resources: Victorian Womens Trust https://www.vwt.org.au/Together Yes https://togetheryes.com.au/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Her work will take you breath away! Her name is Emmy Lou and todays episode feels just like a big warm hug mixed with friends sitting down at the kitchen table having a cuppa. Emmy is obsessed with light and her ability to see it and capture it will [I'm sure] leave you a little bit breathless! This gentle and inspiring conversation is the perfect episode if you're needing a little time out as you go about your mama duties... See Emmy Lou's SHOW NOTES page here [and the photo we are talking about on todays episode!]! Download Emmy Lou's FREE PHOTO RECIPE HERE! If you're wanting to up level your photo-takin skills quickly (or get a taster of what Mamatography is all about) then make sure you jump into our FREE 5 Day Mini Photo Course HERE delivered straight to your inbox over 5 days! And then make sure you jump into our FREE Facebook group here and share your progress. We hope you love Emmy just as much as we do! Amy + Trish x QUICK LINKS: Emmy Lou's Photography Website Join our FREE 5 Day Mini Photo Course Join our FREE Facebook group Get our FREE Camera Buying Guide Checkout the Mamatography Website

Rachel Vindman is on Red Wine and Blue's first-ever Troublemaker Tour, chatting with suburban women at kitchen tables in Michigan, Ohio, North Carolina, and Pennsylvania. This week, Rachel's in Bucks County, in the suburbs of Philadelphia. Bucks County is infamous for divisive school board meetings so Rachel sat down with two moms who have direct experience with their local school boards. Jamie and Tracy shared how difficult it's been to stand up for what's right in Bucks County and how critical it is that we all raise our voices and get involved. It's not enough to believe that extremists are wrong - we need to get loud and stand up for our students, teachers, and communities.This is our last kitchen table conversation! Thank you so much to everyone for joining Rachel as she talks to suburban women about the issues that matter most to them.

Rachel Vindman is on Red Wine and Blue's first-ever Troublemaker Tour, chatting with suburban women at kitchen tables in Michigan, Ohio, North Carolina, and Pennsylvania. This week, Rachel's in the suburbs of Raleigh, North Carolina. She sat down with two teachers to hear about what is happening with education in their state. Teachers know better than anyone how public education is on the ballot in the upcoming midterms, and they also know that other extremist legislation (like abortion bans) will affect not just their own lives but the lives of their students too.Thanks for listening to Rachel's Kitchen Table Conversations! New episodes every Saturday.

With the end of 2022 fast approaching, several financial issues are top of mind for many families, such as high inflation and year-end tax planning. In this episode, Kevin Kaylakie and Connee Sullivan join in a kitchen table conversation to address the financial topics that matter most to families. They also share best practices to … Continue reading Kitchen Table Conversations (Part 1): Key Financial Topics Every Family Should Consider (Ep. 25) →

Rachel Vindman is on Red Wine and Blue's first-ever Troublemaker Tour, chatting with suburban women at kitchen tables in Michigan, Ohio, North Carolina, and Pennsylvania. This week, Rachel's in the suburbs of Charlotte, North Carolina. She sat down with three moms – Stacy, Stacey, and Anissa – to hear about what got them involved in advocacy work and what's keeping their friends and neighbors from getting involved too. Public education is a huge issue in North Carolina, with small but loud Moms for Liberty groups drowning out reasonable parent voices, but these moms aren't taking it.Thanks for listening to Rachel's Kitchen Table Conversations! New episodes every Saturday.

Rachel Vindman is on Red Wine and Blue's first-ever Troublemaker Tour, chatting with suburban women at kitchen tables in Michigan, Ohio, North Carolina, and Pennsylvania. This week, Rachel's in the suburbs of Columbus, Ohio. She sat down with Sofia – an inspiring mom, philanthropist, and advocate for survivors of sexual assault. Like Rachel, Sofia is also a former Republican, so they chat about what made her leave the party and what issues are important to her coming up to the midterms.Thanks for listening to Rachel's Kitchen Table Conversations! New episodes every Saturday.

Welcome to the first episode of our brand-new bonus series “Kitchen Table Conversations”!Rachel Vindman is on Red Wine and Blue's first-ever Troublemaker Tour, chatting with suburban women at kitchen tables in Michigan, Ohio, North Carolina, and Pennsylvania. This week, she's in Rochester Hills, MI - a suburb of Detroit. She sat down with Kathy, Sujata, and Ebonei to talk about what issues are important to them coming up to the midterms, what they're hearing from others in their community, and how they can't believe their daughters and granddaughters will have fewer rights than they do. And in an unfortunately all-too-real situation for moms across America, Kathy's children's school was in lockdown during this conversation - but we want our listeners to know that everything turned out fine.Thanks for listening to Rachel's Kitchen Table Conversations! New episodes every Saturday. 

Shining Stars welcome back to another episode of The Shake Up, Kitchen Table Conversations edition! Hansen Dirani, Personal Injury Lawyer is back with his fiery attitude on social injustices. He brought along a mutual friend, activist Starr Fisher. She has an intricate role at the Greenwood Chamber of Commerce. For more information visit her Facebook page. This conversation will make you stretch your mind to understand the outcomes of voting on the city/state level directly affect our neighborhoods. Shopping local also assists in our economic development. Take a listen! Follow @theeshakeup and @theeaubreyshine on Instagram. Remember if you have been in a car wreck or know someone who's suffered from Nursing Home Abuse, workman's comp, etc call Hansen Dirani at (918) 728-8888. --- 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/aubrey-shine/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/aubrey-shine/support

Shining Stars welcome back to another episode of The Shake Up, Kitchen Table Conversations edition! Hansen Dirani, Personal Injury Lawyer is back with his fiery attitude on social injustices. He brought along a mutual friend, activist Charity Marcus. She is a Business & Political Consultant. For more information visit her website www.charitymarcus.com. This conversation will make you stretch your mind to understand that regardless of our different political parties that we all deserve the Pursuit of Happiness and a fair advantage to BETTER!  Take a listen! Follow @theeshakeup and @theeaubreyshine on Instagram.  Remember if you have been in a car wreck or know someone who's suffered from Nursing Home Abuse, workman's comp, etc call Hansen Dirani at (918) 728-8888.  --- 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/aubrey-shine/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/aubrey-shine/support

Mary Crooks AO is a feminist advocate and changemaker who exemplifies what some might call ‘old school' feminism. She is a champion of grassroots democracy and collective power building. As Executive director of the Victorian Women's Trust since 1996, Mary is perhaps best described as the founding mother of the ‘Kitchen Table Conversations', a model of community-based collaboration and solution shaping that she developed two decades ago. Hugely successful, the model has been used broadly across community and government projects, and most recently to build powerful, well informed support bases for independent political candidates. In 1998 she developed the Purple Sage Project, a huge exercise in participatory democracy that involved over 6000 citizens.A collective purist at heart, Mary is a listener and a connector. Her early career as an economist and sharp thinker saw her catapulted to the pointy end of policy-making in her home state of Victoria, where she worked as an advisor and speech writer to the legendary Labor Premier John Cain. One of those indefatigable women changemakers who never runs out of puff, Mary has devoted her life to improving the lives and rights of women. A legend in feminist circles, Mary is also no slouch when it comes to standing up to the ‘the man', or the woman for that matter! She has famously pushed back against public criticism and those moments of ‘white-hot anger'. This conversation with Mary is the third in our Changemaker series, in which we highlight the extraordinary efforts of audacious and gutsy Australian women. As guest curator of a new exhibition, ‘Australian Women Changemakers', which opened at the Museum of Australian Democracy (MoAD) in June 2022, BroadTalk host Virginia Haussegger has spent hundreds of hours pouring over feminist activism and advocacy, chasing that holy grail of insight about ‘what makes a changemaker?'. In the series we explore the courage, motivations and importantly the cost of being a changemaker.BroadTalk is produced by Martyn Pearce for BroadTalk Media.Get in the picture with BroadTalk! We're now on Instagram - find us at Broadtalkers. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome to the first of many Kitchen Table Conversations!!! Every so often we have to have real, meaningful, and hard conversations to push the culture, and community forward. Today, I spoke with Personal Injury Lawyer, Hansen Dirani, a no-nonsense advocate, attorney who's earned a reputation for providing knowledgeable legal guidance and fierce courtroom representation, for people pursuing their rightful benefits or financial compensation after an injury. He is very connected to the black community as he's grown up in our neighborhoods and relates to minorities' struggles. We are talking about the price of gas, and the everyday struggles that our government seems to turn a blind eye too. Take a listen, and if you're ever in need of a lawyer for car wrecks, disability, nursing home abuse, and worker's compensation contact the Law Offices of Jeff Martin & Hansen Dirani and Associates at (918) 728-8888 *servicing Oklahoma & Arkansas!!! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/aubrey-shine/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/aubrey-shine/support

Curious about Astrology? Do you believe in the divination of stars and planets movements helping guide and assist you in your pursuit of Happiness, Blessings, and Abundance? If your answer is YES, Join Susan Miller and me on Wednesday, March 16, from 10 - 11 A.M. CT US. Our conversation is about her remarkable life's journey. Learn how alignments of the planets and stars when you were born and how they align now can contribute to your success, prosperity, and living your life's purpose! Susan Miller is an internationally known astrologer, author, columnist, and TV personality. She is the to-go astrologer with detailed and highly accurate predictions. She has appeared on "Good Morning America," "The View," "Access Hollywood," Yahoo.com, Washington Post, "Entertainment Tonight," "Fox and Friends," CBS national, CNN's "American Morning," CNBC's "On The Money," and ESPN. Her articles are in Huffington Post, Wall Street Journal, NY Observer, New York Times, NY Daily News, and featured profiles in magazines in China, Spain, Brazil, Italy, UK, and Turkey. Susan is a monthly contributing editor of nine international magazines, including Vogue - Japan, China, Germany, and Amica Italy. She is the author of 10 best-selling books and calendars. Susan offers a popular smartphone app, "Daily Horoscope Astrology Zone + More by Susan Miller," on the Apple App Store and Google Play. She has over 17 million readers from both her website "AstrologyZone.com" and Mobile Apps. Susan's achievements and contributions to astrology have made her the authority in her field to the stars, from Wall Street to Fashion Avenue, New York to New Delhi. People turn to her for guidance to succeed in their personal and business lives.

Holidays – Christmas, Thanksgiving, anniversaries, Valentine's Day, or birthdays, whatever it is you are celebrating, when you throw grief into the mix, things can change rapidly. How can we possibly celebrate when we are feeling the loss of a loved one? How can we even participate in events linked so closely to the memory of a partner, a parent, a sibling, a child, or a grandparent? How can we honor their memories and incorporate them into new traditions going forward?And what about the support system? How can we support people who have lost a loved one especially during this difficult time?I had a chat with my friend Garrick Colwell, a grief expert, and the co-founder of Kitchen Table Conversations to get some tips on how to navigate the holidays while allowing space for your grief.A big THANK YOU to Reiner Erlings for the music. www.reinererlings.com 

In episode 19 of Fluid Truth, Attorney Shirley Skyers-Thomas sits down with Attorney Sonia Worrell Asare. She serves as the Regional Director of Integrity & Compliance for Trinity Health Of New England; there she conducts investigations, audits, and drafts policies and procedures. She also works closely with Diversity & Inclusion in conducting trainings and investigations . Sonia & I got together to discuss how her background and experience inform the conversation surrounding equity. We had a real kitchen table conversation as we dug into real issues and opportunities related to the justice system. Fluid Truth is a production of the Quinnipiac University Podcast Studio. It is hosted by Attorney Shirley Skyers-Thomas and produced by Johnny Marquardt. Assisted by the Podcast team: Jackie Callinan, Reinett Chefu & Jake McCarthy. The executive producer is David DesRoches, director of community programming. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In President Joe Biden's addled, dementia-ridden mind, a typical kitchen table conversation might include talking about a bridge collapsing in the snow and what to do about a fire burning on the other side - with no way to get there. Just the latest in a stream of several random Biden thoughts as he tries to take his Infrastructure Salvation Show on the road to New Hampshire.

What does a PhD dissertation, privacy books, the color of orange, and biometric legislation have in common? No, this is not some lame joke, but there is one of those in the episode. This week on Serious Privacy, Paul Breitbarth and K Royal present one of their back porch / kitchen table conversations. The episode may be slightly messy. It might be slightly longer than you are used to,  but a lot of updates are covered since it's been so long since one of these episodes given all the developments in privacy law. In this episode, Paul and K catch up on various topics, such as those listed above, but also a brief look into some of the upcoming episodes, such as the new law out of Quebec (more on that in the next episode) and the PIPL webinar on November 9, 2021. Be sure to catch that. In addition, please keep in mind that TrustArc has lots of resources for you - most are available on the PIPL microsite https://trustarc.com/china-pipl/.They also discussed K's brief experience at the IAPP PSR 2021 in San Diego, CCPA developments, and enforcement actions.Join us for Paul's reading recommendations for two great books: the first one is part of the  Future of Privacy Forum's  book club this month - Privacy is Hard and seven other myths by Jaap-Henk Hoepman. The second one is There is a War Going On But No One Can See It by Huib Modderkolk. As always, if you have any questions or comments, please feel free to contact us at seriousprivacy@trustarc.com. In addition, if you like our podcast, please do rate and comment on our program in your favorite podcast app. We also have a LinkedIn page for Serious Privacy, so please follow for more in-depth discussion.

Award-winning Chef Diana Riley is a multifaceted and passionate, purposeful woman. In her best-selling cookbook, Cooking on Purpose: Life Lessons Learned in the Kitchen, she shares her journey and readers can gain insight to the "chef life". Her latest work is Grace at the Kitchen Table, readers gain insight into the challenges and beautiful essence of women maintaining life by praying. She has also co-authored Resilient Warriors: Stories of the Perseverance of Women in the Military. Currently, she is a member of the American Culinary Federation and the host of Kitchen Table Conversations with Chef Diana Podcast. Her mission is to serve others through her catering company and teach the fundamentals of cooking and the significance of sharing simple, nutritious, affordable, and pleasing meals with family. Some of her favorite things are journaling, bicycle riding, girls’ trip, watching her sons play football, date night, and vacationing with family. Links to Diana Website: https://chefdianariley.square.site/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bright-headed-publishing/message

Cheryl Bassitt is a #1 International Best-Selling Author, and Host of the Show, “Kitchen Table Conversations” where it is her mission to ignite new conversations, strengthen families, and create a positive ripple in the world. Inspired by her own family’s journey, Cheryl’s work for creating unshakable and unbreakable families is recognized as one of the top 5 Next Best Brilliant Ideas for Humanity. As an International Best-Selling Author and speaker, she shares her journey and a true pathway of how to connect with your family for life. Her message is grounded in 4 Gifts that give families everything they need to listen, respect, support, and celebrate one another. Cheryl is also an Award-Winning Creator of the Unstoppable Family Meeting Toolkit. But Cheryl’s message doesn’t stop at the kitchen table with family. Her 4 Gifts are powerful and transformative at boardroom tables everywhere. Today, Cheryl and I will chat about her journey, how she helps others, and briefly on the 4 gifts that will help transform you and your family.

This show, like many chats around the table, started with no agenda and ended up being some great leadership, and experience bombs brought by one of the most respected company officer's this side of the Mississippi.  Join us in table time with the good Captain.

It was April of 2017 when Garrick and the late Kinsloe Kelley Colwell, LMFT, invited over 20 Austin area healthcare professionals to meet and discuss ways in which they could assist the Central Texas community in becoming aware of the importance of completing their advance care directives. Over the next few months, the group met and decided to offer educational programs and resources through a non-profit organization they would call Kitchen Table Conversations. They felt the name of the organization would encourage people to have the end of life conversations in the comfort of their homes instead of during a medical crisis in the ICU. July 1, 2017, this web site was launched. The first workshop was offered the following month. In October, AARP of Central Texas began sponsoring The 3 Ds of Advance Care Planning: How to Decide, Discuss, and Document Your End of Life Wishes workshops. In 2020 AARP will sponsor four such webinars that will reach thousands of Central Texans.These workshops are facilitated by Garrick Colwell, President, and CEO of Kitchen Table Conversations. Garrick has been a Hospice Volunteer since 1987, serving as an on-call hospital and hospice chaplain. He is a Respecting Choices® Person-Centered Care First Steps® Advance Care Planning Certified Instructor and Facilitator. As a Certified Grief Recovery Specialist, he co-created with Hospice Austin Conversations On Grief, a monthly online grief support program. As a volunteer, he co-facilitates drop-in and loss of spouse grief support groups.Garrick has completed over 200 hours of study with a grief expert David Kessler at grief.com. David is the author of five bestselling books on grief. His first book, The Needs of the Dying, is a #1 best-selling hospice book praised by Mother Teresa. He co-authored with the legendary Elisabeth Kübler-Ross, MD, both On Grief and Grieving and Life Lessons. David's most recent book Finding Meaning: The Sixth Stage of Grief, was published in November 2019.Recently, Garrick completed 240 hours of training with the author, educator, and griefcounselor Alan Wolfelt, Ph.D., CT, and holds a Death and Grief Studies certificate from the internationally recognized Center for Loss and Life Transition, a private an organization founded by Dr. Wolfelt that is dedicated to furthering our understanding of grief. In 2020 Kitchen Table Conversations began offering their Grief Education webinar series. Topics, dates, and times can be found on our Home Page; click on Grief Education.Garrick can be reached at 512-787-3402 orgarrick@KitchenTableConversations.org Host a Kitchen Table Conversations Webinar, Activity, or EventIf you're interested in hosting a FREE workshop, activity, or event on Advance Care Planning for your company, faith community or special interest group, please call us today at 512-787- 3402.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/death-by-design. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

An exercise that I like to do with people in my mastermind and with myself every couple of years is to imagine my three best days. I realized a while back how many of us live with our heads down. We get so caught up in our work that we lose sight of why we’re even doing it. The three best days exercise helps me get recentered on what’s important. Once I realize what my best days are, I can create a life that allows for more of them. In this episode, I’m sharing with all of you one of my best days. It includes having conversations with my parents around the dining room table. Having the margin to spend more time with family is one of the best things about having this business. I hope our conversation provides value for you and gives you a glimpse of my life outside of work. Resources: The 5 Love Languages: The Secret to Love that Lasts   Connect with Mike: https://mikekim.com/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/mikekimtv/ LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/mikekimtv Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/mikekimtv/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/mikekimtv YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/MikeKim    *** EPISODE CREDITS: If you like this podcast and are thinking of creating your own, consider talking to my producer, Danny Ozment.   He helps thought leaders, influencers, executives, HR professionals, recruiters, lawyers, realtors, bloggers, coaches, and authors create, launch, and produce podcasts that grow their business and impact the world. Find out more at https://emeraldcitypro.com 

In this episode of Radio ArtEZ, vocalist, movement artist and composer Elaine Mitchener offers background to her work and her ideas. She will focus on the unheard voices of statues, rooms, places. Who do monuments represent and who do they speak for? She will introduce some original voices in philosophy and music that deserve more attention and will guide us into ideas of philosophers Fred Moten and Walter Benjamin about resistance and memory. Central to her conversation will be Benjamin’s concept and practice of memory: Eingedenken, that takes remembrance as an act of responsibility. How do we choose to remember? History is written by the victors, said Benjamin, and the consequences resonate for ages. Links: https://www.elainemitchener.com/ Kitchen Table Conversation with Elaine Mitchener: https://studiumgenerale.artez.nl/nl/agenda/kitchen+table+conversation+with+elaine+mitchener/ Produced by Ondercast for Studium Generale ArtEZ. Studium Generale curator for this episode: Mirjam Zegers Tune: Daan van Haaren

Events happen occasionally that reinforce each other in such a way that the sum of things is worse than you could ever have imagined: a perfect storm. You may very well say that 2020 is a perfect storm in itself. And who knows what November and December may bring. This week, Paul Breitbarth and K Royal invited Stuart N. Brotman, author of Privacy's Perfect Storm: Digital Policy for Post-Pandemic Times.Brotman took the notion of the perfect storm as the basis for a book about privacy, data protection, the digital economy and the fight against COVID-19. The book contains a series of reflections on a wide range of issues, outlining the authors’ views and ideas on the way forward. He just completed a term as a Fellow in the Science and Technology Innovation Program at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars in Washington D.C. The essays in his book sparked quite the conversation.Join us as we speak on a variety of topics - one of which immediately stood out: Why Discussing Digital Privacy Now Belongs at the Kitchen Table (on page 19), given Paul and K’s ideal for the Serious Privacy podcast to be those casual conversations one would have at Paul’s kitchen table, or K’s back porch. But in addition, some essays grabbed attention to discuss, such as the one on digital trust being essential for data privacy protection and the one on millennials teaching grandparents about internet safety. We discussed so many topics - from public-private data sharing to password management. ResourcesPC Mag - Best Password Managers for 2020 https://www.pcmag.com/picks/the-best-password-managers The guy who invented rules for changing passwords apologizes https://www.wsj.com/articles/the-man-who-wrote-those-password-rules-has-a-new-tip-n3v-r-m1-d-1502124118 and / or https://www.nbcnews.com/tech/security/forget-everything-you-know-about-passwords-says-man-who-made-n790711 Social Media Twitter: @privacypodcast, @EuroPaulB, @heartofprivacy, @trustarc, @stuartnbrotmanInstagram @seriousprivacy

In this episode we talk about communication and how that leads to higher sexual satisfaction. #afterdarkdesires share and tag the podcast on your socials   After Dark Desires brings taboo talks to the table to cultivate deeper transparency in this world and supports you in being authentic to yourself, your needs and own up to your own desires. These are real, raw & honest conversations challenging the old paradigm of relating so that you can explore the hidden parts of yourself and find liberation to design your own relationship. This is a judgement-free zone & all topics and conversations are facilitated safely without blame, shame or guilt. The episodes you will listen to include my own learnings, teachings & personal experiences.   =========== Currently taking new private clients on a 90 minute intensive Relationship Recalibration which is a fast-tracked 1:1 intensive to transform and elevate one element that would bring you more freedom in your relationship, more power in your own expression or experience deeper authenticity in your intimacy, partnership and desires.   Also a VIP Coaching experience available. A high-touch and intimate coaching experience for women to redesign their relationship and achieve freedom to be their authentic selves and congruent to their needs so they can reclaim their power and embrace deep and connected love (with themselves and within partnerships).   Learn more: https://lovethatworks.home.blog/services/coaching/ ========= About me I am Sara Maaria - Moon Mama, High Priestess, Sex & Relationship Coach  guiding women who crave for deep & connected love.   Want to learn more about my coaching services or astrology chart readings?  Head on to https://lovethatworks.home.blog/services   Follow me on instagram @saramaarya Tweet with me @saramaarya Have a question? Send it to coachsaramaarya@gmail.com     Track title: House 9GOD96 Producer: Firework Beats X Facelift97 / @fireworkbeats / fireworkbeats.com Cover art: @svolsky.design

Katrina and Gina were delighted to sit at the Oracle Soup kitchen table to have a conversation with Chris McClure of Red Feather/Schiffer Publishing about the world of publishing and how to get one's foot in the door.

Shevelle Griffin Ford wears many different hats – wife, mom, daughter, sister, author, pharmacist, entrepreneur, evangelist, playwright, and pastor, just to name a few. The author of I’m Not God, I’m Just a Woman, she loves God and loves life! Find more information about her work here Shevelle Ford and her ministry here AJ Ford Ministries She is currently my First Lady, and we have life talks all the time and for some reason, that's unfathomable, I was hesitant about asking her to be my guest but I'm most certainly glad I did. Listen in as we have a conversation discussing the life of a ministry leader sharing the gospel with her husband and operating successful business. She continued in her calling during a crisis called a world pandemic with such grace. Continue the conversations and leave feedback here Kitchen Table Conversations

We literally sat at my small kitchen table and had a conversation!

In creating powerful communication for your family, the family meeting is the best tool to foster the connection and our guest today shares with us the four gifts that allow us to grow, expand and flourish together. Cheryl Bassitt shares with us her “chapstick moment” and how it started the family meeting and the gifts it enables us to unwrap.  Cheryl Bassitt, is the Founder of Unstoppable Connections, international best-selling author, creator of the award-winning Unstoppable Family Meeting Tool Kit, and host of the show “Kitchen Table Conversations”. Her work for connecting families is recognized as one of the next best brilliant ideas for humanity.     ••••••••••• Music By ••••••••••••• Rising SpiritJay Man - Our MusicBox http://www.youtube.com/c/ourmusicbox Announcer: Adam Smith Sponsored by Beaners Fun Cuts for Kids Salons Sponsored by: Email questionshttps://vl122.infusionsoft.com/app/manageCart/addProduct?productId=23   Useful Links:   Youtube Channel: http://bit.ly/KitchenTableConversationsChannel Family Connection Challenge on FB: www.facebook.com/FamilyConnectionChallenge Website  www.UnstoppableConnections.com Family Meeting Toolkit: https://unstoppableconnections.com/unstoppable-family    

 Join host Pablo Aslan with writer and music critic Fernando Gonzalez in a kitchen table conversation with pianist, composer and bandleader Arturo O'Farrill and trumpeter Adam O'Farrill, who happens to be his youngest son.  We talk about family, the long shadow of Arturo's father, the great arranger and composer Chico O'Farrill; what it was like in the O'Farrill musical household, having not just a father, a grandfather and a brother who were into the music, but also, a mother! We talk about coming of age as a Latino and the art of playing in a duet. Pull up a chair and join us.

Next on Power Your Life: Unwrap the 4 Gifts and build a  strong foundation of trust and closeness for your family! International Best-Selling Author and speaker, Cheryl Bassitt, shares the true pathway of how to connect with your family for life. Inspired by her own family’s journey, Cheryl’s work creating unshakable, unbreakable families is recognized as one of the top 5 Next Best Brilliant Ideas for Humanity.  Her message is grounded in 4 Gifts that give families everything they need to listen, respect, support, and celebrate one another. Cheryl is an Award-Winning Creator of the Unstoppable Family Meeting Toolkit. Her message doesn’t stop at the kitchen table. The 4 Gifts are powerful at boardroom tables everywhere. As host of the show, Kitchen Table Conversations, Cheryl’s mission is to ignite new conversations, strengthen families, and create a positive ripple throughout the world. 

SHOW NOTES and Giveaways: 3 Strategies to Build the Bridge Between Parents and Teens When was the last time you saw your teen smile…really smile? Does he or she engage in life? According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention 2017 youth survey results: 32% of high school students experienced ongoing feelings of sadness or hopelessness. Michelle is a Teen Confidence Coach with a huge passion for strengthening the bond between parents and their teenage son or daughter. She gives unique strategies that can help your child rediscover what brings joy back to their life and a smile to their face. MORE ABOUT MICHELLE Michelle Mehta is a Certified Professional Co-Active Coach, Associate Certified Coach, and a Neuro-Linguistic Programming Practitioner. She helps her clients find their truest version of themselves by feeling empowered and letting go of their limiting beliefs around love, worthiness, and belonging. She is an International Teen Confidence Coach, Mentor, and Speaker working with parents and their teenagers all over the world including the US,Canada, Nigeria, and India. MORE ABOUT THE SHOW THE KITCHEN TABLE CONVERSATION SHOW! Where Families Connect and Ripples Begin Hi My name is Cheryl Bassitt, Founder of Unstoppable Connections, International Best-Seller and Creator of the Award-Winning Unstoppable Family Tool kit. I am also your host for this show, Kitchen Table Conversations as part of The Edge Network. Families tap into my 4 gifts and resources to create an unshakable, unbreakable connection built on trust. You can discover more about the 4 Gifts and my work for connecting families by going to www.UnstoppableConnections.com. And, if you would like to be on the show or have an idea,you can go to www.KitchenTableConversations.com This show will feature the fun stuff and the tough stuff and everything in between. It's designed to ignite a conversation, strengthen your family and create a positive ripple in the world. The show also harnesses the energy of my 4th Gift, The Gift of Love. We unwrap the GIFT OF LOVE by choosing to celebrate ourselves and others. It is with this intent, that we come to every show with an open heart and an open mind and a celebration of every guest who shares their expertise and passion.

In this amazing Kitchen Table Conversation, Andrea Aste, creator of The Book of Shadows Tarot deck and video, share with us his secret to the magic of bringing the Tarot cards to life. His new project, Oracolarium, takes the Tarot experience into the future!

In deze aflevering staat een editie van de programmareeks Kitchen Table Conversation centraal. Wat dat precies is, vertelt Lieneke Hulshof van Mister Motley je in de intro. In deze editie was Mounir Samuel te gast om in gesprek te gaan over zijn drie grootste (inspiratie)bronnen.  Meer over Mounir: https://www.mounirsamuel.nl/ Aan het eind van de aflevering tipt Lieneke een artikel van Mister Motley. Dat vind je hier: https://www.mistermotley.nl/art-everyday-life/het-westen-de-geschiedenis-stil-dood-vergeten-patricia-kaersenhout-de-appel Geproduceerd door Ondercast in opdracht van Studium Generale ArtEZ. Studium Generale redacteur voor deze editie: Joke Alkema.  Tune: Daan van Haaren

Katrina and Gina have a fabulous Italian meal with Ciro Marchetti, digital illustrator/artist/producer of many beautiful Tarot and oracle decks.

Kendal McWade came over for a visit. While he was here we did some work on my golf game and he also did some work with my son. As has become customary, we went for a meal and the conversation started to flow, we got home and had a coffee in my kitchen and I pressed record to capture some of the areas we were exploring together. We delve into the skill acquisition process, how we can enrich individual practice and also how we help players to become creative problem solvers. I hope you enjoy

Kendal McWade came over for a visit. While he was here we did some work on my golf game and he also did some work with my son. As has become customary, we went for a meal and the conversation started to flow, we got home and had a coffee in my kitchen and I pressed record to capture some of the areas we were exploring together. We delve into the skill acquisition process, how we can enrich individual practice and also how we help players to become creative problem solvers. I hope you enjoy

Aired Tuesday, 27 November 2018, 5:00 PM ESTThe Eisenhower Moment – Part IThe Great Transition To A Life-Affirming CultureAn Interview with Andrew Gaines, Founder of The Great Transition Initiative“Either we will have an awakening or we will have a wake.” — Swami BeyondanandaIn these times of great crisis and opportunity, there’s an idea that has gotten ahold of me that I call “The Eisenhower Moment”. Nearly 60 years ago, President Dwight D. Eisenhower said, “I think that people want peace so much that one of these days governments had better get out of the way and let them have it.”As more and more of us are coming to understand, “peace” means more than an absence of war — although that would be a terrific beginning. Peace means the end of domination, one over the other. It means fundamentally adopting and applying the Golden Rule. And more apparently than ever before, it means living in harmony with the natural world.As the crises — ecological, economic, political, social and spiritual — seem to all be arising at once, maybe we are at that moment where a critical mass of the heretofore uncritical masses can speak in one coherent voice and say, “We want THIS.”Certainly we have the means to communicate ideas and memes instantly across the globe, and nearly two thirds of the humans on the planet have a cell phone or personal device. That means that “humanity” can be mobilized around an idea or issue almost instantly…Would it make a difference?Perhaps it’s the only thing that will.Our guest this week, Andrew Gaines, an Australian visionary, activist and systems thinker has dedicated his life to bringing about such a “movement of movements.”He is a co-leader in the Great Transition Initiative – a citizen led educational movement to inspire mainstream commitment to transitioning to a life-affirming culture. Through a personal epiphany he became committed to the wellbeing of coming generations. Andrew recognizes that the long-term survival of humanity is in jeopardy, and he embraces the adage to change the system, change the thinking. As a Feldenkrais practitioner, psychotherapist and creativity trainer he is well-positioned to act on this adage. He sometimes says, “I help good brains work better.” His books include Kitchen Table Conversations, The Witness: Gateway to Self-Development, and Creative Conversations. He is trained in improvisational acting, Aikido, Tai Chi, and The Natural Step, a way of working out whether a business or a country is ecologically sustainable. He is a former naval officer with a degree in philosophy.One of the problems in addressing climate change — and other massive issues confronting our entire species — is that our tendency is to try to fix things around the edges, so that we can keep things “normal.” The problem is, that things are changing so rapidly that we cannot go backward to previous ideas of normal. We are being pulled forward into the unknown, like it or not. As Andrew points out, the climate crisis cannot be addressed, let alone resolved, by tweaking things around the edges. A systemic transformation is needed.So… how can that transformation come about — other than by utter collapse of the system as it is?How can the people of the world be mobilized, not just to rail in anger but to work together toward practical, breakthrough solutions?How do climate change educators break through the walls created by the two “drugs” of “hopium” (imagining things will just get better on their own) and “deniatol” (problem? what problem?) to mobilize our individual and collective creativity and focus?If you’re curious, tune in this Tuesday, November 27th at 2 pm PT / 5 pm ET : http://omtimes.com/iom/shows/wiki-politiki-radio-show/ to find out.Or, find us on the Wiki archives on Wednesday: http://wikipolitiki.com/archives/To find out more about The Great Transition Initiative, please go here: http://www.inspiringtransition.net/about-gtiSupport Wiki Politiki — A Clear Voice In The “Bewilderness”If you LOVE what you hear, and appreciate the mission of Wiki Politiki, “put your money where your mouse is” … Join the “upwising” — join the conversation, and become a Wiki Politiki supporter: http://wikipolitiki.com/join-the-upwising/Make a contribution in any amount via PayPal (https://tinyurl.com/y8fe9dks)Go ahead, PATRONIZE me! Support Wiki Politiki monthly through Patreon!

The Oracle Soup kitchen table was covered with strange ingredients as they prepared a special recipe for their Kitchen Table Conversation with Patrick Valenza, creator, artist, and writer of the Deviant Moon Tarot.

Oracle Soup Sistas, Gina Thies and Katrina Wynne, feel strangely at home with the super driven Benebell Wen as they sip their jasmine tea for this Kitchen Table Conversation.

Guy Hatcher is Managing Partner at The Company Coach and columnist for the Christian Post. He's the author of, "Your Future Reflection: How to Leave a Legacy Beyond Money."   Matthew 6:25 says, “Therefore I tell you, do not worry about your life, what you will eat or drink; or about your body, what you will wear. Is not life more important than food, and the body more important than clothes?” Using this excerpt, Hatcher explains how people can cope with financial anxiety.    God's word states, “Wisdom is a shelter as money is a shelter, but the advantage of knowledge is this: Wisdom preserves those who have it.” –Ecclesiastes 7:12 NIV. Hatcher discusses how people can use this saying to better manage their investments with wisdom.   Proverbs 13:22 (NIV) says, “A good man leaves an inheritance for his children's children, but a sinner's wealth is stored up for the righteous.” Hatcher thinks it is so important for people to leave legacies. He talks about how people can better understand the power of “The Blessing,” and how they can receive and give it.   Find out more about Guy Hatcher at www.guyhatcher.com.    Visit The Company Coach at www.thecompanycoach.com.   Known as "The Legacy Guy," Author, Speaker and Life Coach Guy Hatcher has spent his lifetime helping families plan their legacy. The man of over 10,000 Kitchen Table Conversations, Guy's unique conversation style makes him part financial advisor, part pastor and part counselor who helps individuals and families extend their legacy to impact the world for generations to follow.    For over 25-years, his proven approach merges money management, tough love and an honest appraisal of core values that create what he calls "a-ha" moments.    These moments allow for families to identify all-encompassing plans that not only address a family's heritage and values, but focuses on a person's God-given gifts, embraces purpose and passion and launches generations of impact.  

Robert Ricciardelli business executive and entrepreneur with 25 years of experience in fortune 200 companies. He is a talk show host, coach, speaker, and a social / relationship expert, with a passion to help others optimize their opportunities in business and life. He is the founder of the Converging Zone Network, a media, coaching, consulting, and personal leadership development company. Robert has been described as “a catalyst for inspiration, strategic solutions, and transformational shifts for leaders and their organizations.”   Dorian Cartwright  Patent attorney, 12 years of experience in security patent rights for hi-tech companies in Silicon Valley and nationwide, 6 years operating Law Firm of Dorian Cartwright; and Secures patent rights for Fortune 500 companies and garage inventors. Ermanno Santilli CEO MagneGas. MagneGas has several uses for their technology among them are the ability to create useable liquids fro purposes of irrigation and fertilization out of unusable liquid biomass Cheryl Bassitt CEO and Founder of Kitchen Table Conversations, is often referred to as the common sense coach because of her practical approach to life.  Inspired by her own family's journey, Cheryl has created a movement to Bring Families Together.  This initiative is currently recognized as one of the Top 5 Next Best Brilliant Ideas For Humanity.   Cheryl is also the author of several interactive workbooks that teach individuals and their families the core values needed to live a healthier life