Podcasts about kossoff

A Keto diet is 'anti-epileptogenic' - capable of permanently altering epilepsy disorders, unlike epilepsy drugs which aim to control seizures. Listen to Dr Eric Kossoff explain more about this game-changing therapy for seizures and how families can get support.Sponsor: In-15 compact insulin testing https://metabolica.bio 05:00 Dr Kossoff's first keto diet patient experienced life-changing results 14:00 What support is available to epilepsy patients and parents 16:00 When Keto diet therapy is used FIRST before medications 22:00 Progressing Keto therapy for epilepsy 23:00 Dr Kossoff's favorite patients 27:00 Barriers to receiving support for epilepsy keto therapy 29:00 How to access support 30:00 Keto diet therapy for mental and neurological health conditions 31:00 Adult keto therapy 33:00 Keto diet for babies and infants with seizures 34:00 Fasting and keto keto diet in the bible 42:00 Ketones protect brain health 44:00 How keto diet works in the brain 46:00 Diet 'anti-epileptogenic' and disease suppressing 57:00 Charlie Abrahams from the Charlie Foundation story 58:00 Tips on to getting ready for the keto epilepsy diet Family Health Lab Podcast: Game Changers S1: E36| Host: Claire McDonnell Liu, Nutritionist, https://leafie.com/leafiehealth Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5uqyW5M... IMPORTANT - The content in this video is not a substitute for medical advice. Always consult with your physician regarding your health matters. Individuals' lifestyles, bodies, and health histories vary. The author does not assume any liability to any party for any loss, damage, or disruption caused by the choice to implement any of the health strategies included.

Welcome back to another enlightening episode of Operation Agency Freedom! I'm your host, Chris Martin, and today, we are diving into the evolving landscape of strategic marketing leadership with none other than John Jantsch, the founder of Duct Tape Marketing. With over 25 years of industry experience, John shares invaluable insights on why businesses are increasingly recognizing the need for a well-crafted strategy to navigate tough times. In this episode, we discuss the rising prominence of the "fractional CMO," a role that's reshaping how agencies and businesses approach marketing strategies. John elucidates the benefits of leading with strategy, especially in an era where AI-driven tools are commoditizing traditional marketing services like content creation and SEO. We'll explore how agencies can reposition themselves as trusted advisors by offering fractional CMO services and focus on building long-term client relationships. John explains the cost-effectiveness of this model compared to hiring full-time employees and delves into the strategic role of a fractional CMO in orchestrating marketing efforts. Whether you're a business owner, a freelancer, or running an agency, this episode is packed with strategies to help you improve your marketing efforts and generate quality leads. Stay tuned as we uncover the secrets to providing high-value services and making the right recommendations to build unshakeable trust with your clients. Don't forget to subscribe and connect with us on social media for more insights from industry leaders like John Jantsch. Let's dive in!

Simon Kirke of Bad Company Live on Game Changers With Vicki I was Live with Simon Kirke, co-founder of Free and Bad Company, two of the greatest rock bands in history. A huge lifelong fan, it was a thrill to sit down and hear how it all went down, including how Snuffy, a guitar player kinda close to my heart, ended up playing on Free's Heartbreaker. We heard about Simon's very humble beginnings with neither running water nor electricity, talk about building character, his transistor radio, listening to big bands, pre-Beatles, making his own drumsticks, and finding his way back to London from the countryside with a time limit to make it and joining Paul Kossoff's Black Cat Bones just under the wire. How they formed Free, All Right Now, the song that made them, and perhaps, destroyed them. The unrelenting touring, and then Kosoff's unrelenting drugs. How the band evolved before imploding. Ultimately, in part, morphing into Bad Company, one of the greatest straight-up rock bands of all time with Simon co-writing its anthem. He's the only member of the band to be in every lineup since its inception, including the band's last tour. We heard about them all. Thrilling! I so love Simon's solo effort, All Because of You, written for Maria, his wife of 6 years. Reminiscent of Roger Daltry for me, it's in heavy rotation in my kitchen. He's guested on recordings by Wilson Pickett, Jim Capaldi, and Ron Wood, and has toured with Chuck Berry, Ray Charles, Bo Diddley, Jerry Lee Lewis, Eric Clapton, Keith Richards, and Ringo Starr & His All-Star Band. The best with the best. We heard great stories about Chuck, Ringo, Peter Frampton, Jack Bruce, Dave Mason, and of course, Kossoff and Rodgers. We talked at length about addiction––the drinking, the drugs, the debauchery, some great stories there, and recovery, tried more than once, and how it was too long ago for Kossoff. But, has gratefully stuck for Simon, who is doing much to give back. Simon works with Road Recovery, aiding teens to get and hopefully stay sober, is on the board of a Rehab facility, Right Turn, and is in the process of writing a Rock Opera about recovery with its CEO. Simon fears with Paul Rodgers' health issues, this is the end of Bad Company after 50 years. He's scored a few films and looks forward to a lot more of that in his future, mirroring another musician turned composer we know who's fared pretty well. They say, be careful meeting your heroes. No worries here. Simon Kirke exceeded all my very high (but sober) hopes, as a person and a rock star. What fun! Can't Get Enough! Simon Kirke Live on Game Changers with Vicki Abelson Wednesday, February 7, 5 PM PT, 8 PM ET Streamed Live on my Facebook Replay here: https://bit.ly/42vW0w0

If you're thinking of scaling your business with some passive offers - this one is for you. Today's guest, Funnel specialist Sari Kossoff, is gonna walk us through the in's and out's of scaling your business with funnels. When you're ready, what to consider and how to make sure your funnels are set up to bring in new leads & make you more money. FIND SARI ONLINE HERE: Free DIY Funnel Training: https://www.sarikossoff.com/funneltrainingInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/sarikossoff/WORK WITH KATIE HERE: https://www.katiebambrick.com/work-with-me Free selling on stories Masterclass: https://www.katiebambrick.com/sell-out-masterclassInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/katiebambrickcoachingRemember to subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode and leave a rating (we're only interested in 5 stars round here - lol jk, but srsly).

Businesses are increasingly implementing more gender diversity measures, yet still fail to generate the change they want. In this episode, we interviewed Cécile Kossoff and Marie-Christine Maheas, diversity and inclusion experts at Mazars, who reflect on ‘Myths and barriers preventing the progression of women', a study developed by Mazars in partnership with the Observatory for Gender Balance. In their reflection, they analyse the eight most common and persistent myths holding back women in their careers and offer solutions on how to overcome them.

On this episode of Felly's Fishbowl, Sari shares the best platforms for email marketing and DIYing a funnel. We also get a little into different funnels and why funnels get a bad rep. Have a listen and let us know how you feel about funnels and what ones you're using in your business. Links to recommended Email Marketing Platforms: Affiliate link for Kartra: https://fellyday.krtra.com/t/8BrmCIUjc1lF Affiliate link for Convertkit: https://convertkit.com?lmref=23rQpg Where to find Sari online: https://www.instagram.com/sarikossoff/ https://www.sarikossoff.com/freebie Where to find Felly: https://www.instagram.com/fellyday/ https://www.instagram.com/fellysfishbowl/ www.fellyday.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/felly-day/message

Bonham - Bullick InterviewIn this episode of the Now Spinning Magazine Podcast I am delighted to be joined by Deborah Bonham and Peter Bullick.In the interview they talk about their new album the current tour, growing up with John Bonham, Bad Company, Free and playing with Paul Rogers and lots more.Deborah Bonham has established herself as one of the finest blues, rock and soul singers the UK has produced. A string of critically acclaimed original album releases, captivating standing ovation concert performances at the Royal Albert Hall, London Palladium and on the USA Stars Align Tour with Paul Rodgers, Jeff Beck and Heart's Ann Wilson, have continually followed her while also garnering rave reviews. “Strong voiced, personable and quite the rock & roll singer. This woman, Deborah Bonham (the sister of the late Led Zeppelin drummer) earned a standing ovation at the end of her set, clearly a welcome addition to the tour.” (Stars Align Tour, Holmdel, New Jersey) – Elmore Magazine Belfast born guitarist Peter Bullick, lauded by the press for his passionate and exceptional playing, paid his dues playing clubs and theatres across the UK and Europe for many years. The constant touring allowed Peter to develop his own style while holding dear guitarist Rory Gallagher and others who were a big influence on his playing. Of all the guitarists that influenced Peter it was Paul Kossoff with whom he connected with the most. Years later Pete's playing would not go unnoticed by none other than Paul Rodgers who selected Pete and the rest of Deborah's band to back him on his Free Spirit concerts and tours of the UK and USA. “Guitarist Peter Bullick constantly showed why Paul Rodgers touted him as a replacement for Kossoff should Free ever reform. His bluesy but always economic fills and solos lit up the stage.” – Tight But LoosePhil Aston | Now Spinning Magazinehttps://www.nowspinning.co.uk

In this episode of “The Journey of My Mother's Son” podcast, I sit down to talk with Amy Sargent-Kossoff. Amy has managed operations, marketing, and client services for various organizations in the Denver area.  She currently serves as Executive Director of the Institute for Social and Emotional Intelligence (ISEI).  Her background in teaching and ministry has given her a unique ability to authentically connect with others while providing the organizational and structural support vital to a company's success.  Amy earned a Bachelor of Arts in Theology from Ambassador University in Pasadena, California, then completed her Master of Arts in Curriculum and Instruction with an emphasis in Aesthetic Arts at the University of Denver.  She has completed the ISEI's Coach Certification Course as well as ISEI coaching certification in Positive Psychology, Leader as Coach, and the Resilient Leader courses.  Amy is passionate about adventure travel, camping, gardening, music, and writing personal narrative. However, in this conversation, her and I connect as like-minded nomads living the RV Life.  We talk about the process of downsizing and how we've embraced the understanding that for this season of our lives, less is more. We've both come to appreciate that experiences are more important than things. However, we're also mindful of the fact that God has created each of us as individuals and we all have to come to grip with what is best for us in each stage of our lives.   To find out more about Amy, check out the work she does at the Institute for Social and Emotional Intelligence at www.isei.com.

Have you ever wondered what an NFT is and why you should care about them? Adam joins the show today for a fun conversation about all things NFT.  PS. I promise this won't make your brain hurt! 

Tomorrow marks my first anniversary of being married AND my 6th anniversay of knowing Adam "Best Day Ever" Kossoff. In this episode, we dive into how we met, what kind of wedding we planned before the pandemic, how we got married on a sidewalk, and a secret thing we did this year to celebrate our FIRST anniversary as married humans.

In today`s episode, I am speaking with the amazing Laura Kossoff, who is a Life Coach, Health Practitioner, Wellness Writer, Publisher and Speaker. Laura is very passionate about helping others through life transitions. Laura made it also her mission to help others discover their authentic purposes, activate their dreams and find healing. In this episode we speak about her journey with fibromyalgia and we dive into the importance of self-care in healthy living. Laura was so kind to offer you a free-discovery session. If your would like to learn how to create your personalised self-care routine, life-inventory, your personal blueprint for happiness, how to overcome procastinations and manage your time and stress better, then book your free discovery session with this link:https://bloominglifepossibilities.com/discoveryE-mail: laura@bloominglifepossibilities.com For more information about Laura's areas of specialty: https://bloominglifepossibilities.com/coachingWebsite: https://bloominglifepossibilities.comLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/laura-kossoff_________________

Pack your bags. It's time to go on your maiden voyage. Get ready to activate your dreams and create your new life chapter. What does your new life chapter look like? Do you know where you want to go? You don't need to be afraid of change. Start by practicing new ways of thinking and living and to thrive through those transitions. Get renewed and refreshed today. Amplify the joy in your life and take care of yourself -- mind, body and soul. In this episode, we are discussing personal rejuvenation with my guest Laura Kossoff. She has years of experience in the health and wellness field as a life coach, holistic practitioner, writer, speaker, and teacher. She has healed from her own chronic health issues and is the creator of a website for women living with fibromyalgia. Laura is offering a free 30 min. discovery session.Here is your link to take advantage of this offer > Discovery Session with LauraYou can learn more about Laura on her website BloomingLifePossibilities.comHow do you sail through life? Join me on this endeavor! I would love to grow this amazing support community.If you have any thoughts on today's episode, or topics you'd like me to further touch on, reach me through my WEBSITE. Check it out here! SailingThroughLifePodcast.com Music: BenSound.com

It's a very special episode of Your Chakra Coach - an interview on how to balance your internal and external energy using Feng Shui! Feng Shui is the ancient Chinese "art of placement," and my guest this week, Laura Kossoff, will teach us a little about the history and application of this discipline. Spoiler - it's about a lot more than just where to put your couch! Laura Kossoff is a life coach, wellness writer, and speaker whose work focuses on helping women thrive through transitions and new life chapters. She brings to this work over 20 years of experience in holistic health and wellness as a Feng Shui consultant, Traditional Reiki Master and certified hypnotherapist. Her practice is Blooming Life Possibilities. It is her sincere passion to help others find healing, discover their authentic purposes and activate their dreams. Laura has generously offered to give each listener a free 30-minute discovery call to talk about your needs and specific situation. To book yours, go to https://bloominglifepossibilities.com/discovery! Each week, we'll continue to learn tools and ideas that we can use to move closer to our highest selves! You can connect with me on Facebook and Instagram, and if this show is helping you in your life, consider joining the Patreon page for bonus content (meditations, videos, etc.) and to support the mission of the show! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sarah4544/message

Mirinda Kossoff Mirinda Kossoff is a writer and the author of The Rope of Life, a memoir exploring the life of her Jewish-turned-Southern Baptist father and her childhood in Virginia during the 1950s and turbulent 60s. Born in Greensboro, North Carolina, Mirinda has traveled to Japan, England, France, and South America. In addition to writing, she's taught essay writing at Duke University. She has been an assistant managing editor at a prominent newspaper, a metalsmith, jewelry designer, and member artist in Chapel Hill's Frank Gallery. Here's where you can find her: Her website For more episodes, visit ZayZoh.com. Also, here's why I podcast.

"A girl's father is the first man in her life, and probably the most influential!" David Jeremiah Mirinda Kossoff took one flight in her father's Cessna Skyhawk as he piloted and navigated by landmarks that revealed themselves through openings in the trees below. A short three years later, he was dead at age fifty-six. Memory of that ride fueled Kossoff's desire to understand who her father was and the forces that shaped him. And by extension, how he shaped her life. Her need to know and to understand became a life-long pursuit. The Rope of Life: A Memoir is a daughter's story told with love and compassion. Listeners will come away wiser about family bonds and the ways in which they can hurt or heal. https://www.amazon.ca/Rope-Life-Memoi... https://www.facebook.com/MirindaWrites Tina Ginn hosts Talking Taboo with Tina. YOUR BACKUP PLAN APP puts your life in 1-place in preparation of any unpredictable circumstance while taking the painful aftermath out of any tragedy! Whether you are a senior, retired, single, or have a family you will want to get this APP for yourself to be more organized! www.yourbackupplan.ca http://l.ead.me/bbpzPy #emergencypreparedness #yourbackupplan #yourbackupplanapp #planb #motorcycleaccident #caraccident #planning #exitplan #tragedy #tragedies #disaster #disasterpreparedness #emergencypreparedness #financialplanning #estateplanning #emergency #cancer #stroke

ENG: To kick off season 2 of the Design in Transition podcast, we had a conversation with Terry Irwin and Gideon Kossoff, director and associate director, respectively, of the Transition Design Institute. Terry and Gideon along with Cameron Tonkinwise developed the building blocks of the initial Transition Design framework and integrated it into the CMU School of Design programs and curricula in 2014, including the Transition Design PhD program. This conversation was a round table with several of this podcast collaborators for this season: Silvana Juri, Marysol Ortega Pallanez, Erica Dorn, Sofía Bosch Gómez and Alex Polzin. In this round table we touched on topics such as how we conceive Transition Design today; in what ways it has evolved since its inception, including a look at the research, contexts and approaches of each of us as PhD researchers in the Transition Design program at Carnegie Mellon University. We also talked about those aspects that we see must be part of a transition designer. Finally, we asked Terry and Gideon what new ideas they are pursuing right now. PUBLICATIONS About Transition Design: https://transitiondesignseminarcmu.net/ Transition Design Institute at CMU: https://transitiondesigninstitute.net/ ESP: Para inaugurar nuestra segunda temporada del podcast Diseño en Transición, tuvimos una conversación con Terry Irwin y Gideon Kossoff, directora y director asociado, respectivamente, del Transition Design Institute. Terry y Gideon junto con Cameron Tonkinwise desarrollaron los componentes básicos de la estructura inicial del Diseño para las Transiciones y lo integraron en los programas y planes de estudio de la Escuela de Diseño de CMU en 2014, incluido el programa de doctorado en Diseño para las Transiciones. Esta conversación fue en estilo de mesa redonda junto con varios de lxs colaboradores de este podcast: Silvana Juri, Marysol Ortega Pallanez, Erica Dorn, Sofía Bosch Gómez y Alex Polzin. La conversación se llevó a cabo en inglés pero hemos incluído una traducción al español de la transcripción de la misma. Además hemos preparamos una sesión de mesa redonda paralela en español con la cual cerraremos el final de la temporada. En esta mesa redonda tocamos temas como el de cómo concebimos al Diseño para las Transiciones el día de hoy; en que formas esta evolucionando desde sus inicios, incluyendo un vistazo a las investigaciones, los contextos y los abordajes de cada uno de nosotrxs como doctorandxs del programa de Diseño para las Transiciones en Carnegie Mellon University. También hablamos de aquellos aspectos que vemos deben ser parte de una diseñadora para las transiciones. Finalmente le preguntamos a Terry y a Gideon qué nuevas ideas están impulsando en este momento. PUBLICACIONES EN INGLÉS: About Transition Design: https://transitiondesignseminarcmu.net/ Transition Design Institute at CMU: https://transitiondesigninstitute.net/

Mirinda is passionate about transitions and recovery from trauma. She's able to speak on the following topics: 1. From being married to divorced, learning how to be a single parent of twins 2. Recovery from psychological abuse  3. Navigating depression  4. Religious transition + spiritual healing  5. Becoming an artist (both writer and fine artist/jewelry maker) Check her out at https://mirindakossoff.com/Valuable Voices Podcast with MirandaAdding value to the world with amazing people who have made an impact on my life and others that I can't help but share with you!Apply to be interviewed here - https://linktr.ee/mkward7878Check us out on:Youtube- https://youtu.be/hHNR6BWpSNIApple - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/valuable-voices-podcast-with-miranda-ward/id1529343260

Acrobat, parkour enthusiast, stuntman and Drummer of NY ‘s Loss Becomes & Wings Denied; Alec Kossoff talks about the origins of Loss Becomes, how he fell into the world of acrobatics and stunt work as well as the struggles of playing drums growing up in NY apartments with his three brothers, Mormons VS Hasid's, gettin' slapped in the face with subway piss, grundle rackers (TM), gooch wraps,  goin' whaling (not with Bob Marley), flame-retardant gels, being single in a post-pandemic world (the thirst is real), upcoming shows, making the most of COVID downtime & much more!https://lossbecomes.bandcamp.com/

Laura, of Blooming Life Possibilities, talks about the importance of self care and how it should be a part of your daily routine. 

Tune in to hear us unpack this week's episode with Mirinda Kossoff.Mirinda Kossoff was born in Greensboro, North Carolina and grew up not that far away in the small textile and tobacco town of Danville, Virginia, which she couldn't wait to escape. Her book, The Rope of Life wrestles with suicide, family, and growing up divided between the cultured Jewish side of her family and the fundamentalist Southern Baptist side. Her memoir is set against the backdrop of her small Southern town upbringing, of town and family secrets, of her relationship with her troubled father, and of not belonging—in her town or in her own family. Growing up in the Jim Crow South, Miranda shares her recollections of racism in Danville and how it impacted her closest relationships.Mirinda's book, The Rope of Life, can be purchased through Amazon or ordered from https://bookshop.org/books/the-rope-of-life/9781733681674. The audio book can be found at audible.com  To get in touch with Mirinda;Website -  www.mirindakossoff.comFacebook- @MirindaWritesInstagram-  @mirindakossoffGet in touch with us at theculturallyspeaking@gmail.com and follow us on Instagram @culturallyspeakingpodcast!

Mirinda Kossoff was born in Greensboro, North Carolina and grew up not that far away in the small textile and tobacco town of Danville, Virginia, which she couldn't wait to escape. Her book, The Rope of Life wrestles with suicide, family, and growing up divided between the cultured Jewish side of her family and the fundamentalist Southern Baptist side. Her memoir is set against the backdrop of her small Southern town upbringing, of town and family secrets, of her relationship with her troubled father, and of not belonging—in her town or in her own family. Growing up in the Jim Crow South, Miranda shares her recollections of racism in Danville and how it impacted her closest relationships.Mirinda's book, The Rope of Life, can be purchased through Amazon or ordered from https://bookshop.org/books/the-rope-of-life/9781733681674. The audio book can be found at audible.com  To get in touch with Mirinda;Website -  www.mirindakossoff.comFacebook- @MirindaWritesInstagram-  @mirindakossoffGet in touch with us at theculturallyspeaking@gmail.com and follow us on Instagram @culturallyspeakingpodcast!

Laura discusses her journey with Fibromyalgia and how that helped her to clearly identify her calling to help others. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/LivingWhole/support

Jackie Kossoff, a marketing strategist and Facebook ads expert who helped businesses of all sizes generate profit through conversion driven, digital marketing strategies. TOPICS DISCUSSED IN THIS EPISODE: ✅ Journey to entrepreneurship ✅ Tips to help you get clients ✅ How to make yourself visible

My guest this week is Mirinda Kossoff, who grew up in the small town of Danville, Virginia. And all she ever thought about during her childhood was to get out of Danville and begin a life of adventure and travel. She did that, until her father's suicide brought her full circle, back to Virginia, to rediscover her father, who had converted from Judaism to fit in with Southern culture. She not only learned about her dad's demons, but discovered many truths about herself, too, when she wrote her book, called The Rope of Life. Inspirational Indie Authors is brought to you by specialist sponsor Kobo Writing Life, a global, independent ebook and audiobook publishing platform that empowers authors with a quick and easy publishing process and unique promotional opportunities. To reach a wide audience, create your account today! We'd like to thank Kobo for their support of this podcast.  Find more author advice, tips and tools at our Self-publishing Author Advice Center: https://selfpublishingadvice.org, with a huge archive of nearly 2,000 blog posts, and a handy search box to find key info on the topic you need. And, if you haven't already, we invite you to join our organization and become a self-publishing ally. You can do that at http://allianceindependentauthors.org. About the Host Howard Lovy has been a journalist for more than 30 years, and has spent the last eight years amplifying the voices of independent publishers and authors. He works with authors as a book editor to prepare their work to be published. Howard is also a freelance writer specializing in Jewish issues whose work appears regularly in Publishers Weekly, the Jewish Daily Forward, and Longreads. Find Howard at howardlovy.com, LinkedIn and Twitter.

Tune in to hear how you can juggle running a business while also managing to get your work done! 

Super excited for my guest today - my fiance, Adam Kossoff! We're chatting on the fifth anniversary of our first date and w dig deep into how we met, the adventures we've had so far in our relationship and Adam's superpower - making others feel comfortable. Plus, a special surprise at the very end!    Read about what it's like being engaged: www.finallythebride.com/shop Hang out in the FB group: www.facebook.com/groups/anyyounger

Simon Kirke is a British drummer best known as an founding member of Free - most famous for "All Right Now" - and Bad Company - which had a string of '70s hits including "Can't Get Enough," "Good Lovin' Gone Bad" and "Feel Like Makin' Love."In the episode, we talk with Simon about...His teenage gig playing drums in a disco.How his parents gave him to years to make it as a drummer, or go back to school.How a lucky coin flip led him to a pub to see a band, which led him to...Meeting guitarist Paul Kossoff , which led him to joining Kossoff's band. Which led him to...Auditioning for Kossof's friend - singer Paul Rodgers - which led to...Formation of Free with Kossoff, Rodgers and bassist Andy Fraser.The motivation that led to Free's hit "All Right Now."Free's success and subsequent breakup, which led to...The formation of Bad Company, it's ups and downs, and long-tern success.

"Eine Seuche in der Stadt" Ljudmila Ulitzkajas Szenario nach einer wahren historischen Begebenheit / "Die kanadische Nacht" Gespräch mit dem Literaturkritiker Jörg Magenau über sein stark autobiographisches Roman-Debüt, eine Vater-Sohn-Geschichte / "Siegerin" Der neue Roman des israelischen Autors Yishai Sarid / "Judith und Hamnet" & "Shakespeares Welt" Maggie O'Farrells preisgekrönter Shakespeare-Roman sowie ein Buch Ian Mortimers über den Lebensalltag im elisabethanischen Zeitalter / "Britische Kunst" Martin Gayfords voluminöses Buch über Freud, Bacon, Riley, Auerbach, Kossoff, Hockney & Co. / "Saal 101" Das Dokumentar-Hörspiel des BR zum NSU-Prozess als Hörbuch / Das literarische Rätsel. Wunschbuch zu gewinnen, unterwegs mit Wally alias Brigitte Hobmeier

We are reaching out to experts in various professions to share their stories on how they got their start and what advice they would give to a student looking to enter that particular field of study. If you are interested in PR and journalism Amy Kossoff Smith has some great advice for you. Amy also works with students on their college application essays. As a seasoned writer, Amy knows how to pitch a story. She brings her expertise from her journalism and PR experience to help students convey their “wow factor” throughout their application. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/college-scoops/support

Today I am chatting with Jackie Kossoff of the Millennial Success Stories Podcast. Jackie is a Marketing Strategist & Success Coach for fellow entrepreneurs building their own marketing agencies. In this episode, we talk about how to sell on your podcast without being sleazy. 

Meet Jackie Kossoff, Marketing Strategist & Success Coach, whose mission is to help fellow women entrepreneurs reach their business goals through integrated marketing strategies and community-based coaching! She is also the host of the “Millennial Success Stories” Podcast and the “Millennial Women’s Mastermind,” which combines community and 1:1 coaching support in a high-level, six month experience. You can find more about Jackie here. ABOUT SUCCESSFULLY CHAOTIC : I have a confession...I suck at lots of things...I mean it. As a business owner, wife, and mom of 7 kids (one on the autism spectrum) I get PLENTY of opportunities to mess things up. I have had my “go get ‘em” moments where I shine (for a moment) only to fall down a hill, burst into flames and drag myself back up the other side. I have had more than my fair share of life’s chaos. Some I had no control over and some I helped along. So how can I be successful in the midst of life’s chaos? I think the idea that someone reaches success is a unicorn. We are all constantly growing, and changing. What means success to us today isn't what it meant 20 years ago. The first step is defining how YOU define success. We talk with people who have experienced their OWN chaos and have come out on top. We want to share our mess ups, as well as our "ah ha" moments, all while giving you nuggets of helpful information that you can use in your own life and business. Grab a cup of coffee or a glass of wine and join us! -Maria

Meet Jackie Kossoff, Marketing Strategist & Success Coach, whose mission is to help fellow women entrepreneurs reach their business goals through integrated marketing strategies and community-based coaching!She is also the host of the “Millennial Success Stories” Podcast and the “Millennial Women’s Mastermind,” which combines community and 1:1 coaching support in a high-level, six month experience. You can find more about Jackie here. ABOUT SUCCESSFULLY CHAOTIC :I have a confession...I suck at lots of things...I mean it. As a business owner, wife, and mom of 7 kids (one on the autism spectrum) I get PLENTY of opportunities to mess things up. I have had my “go get ‘em” moments where I shine (for a moment) only to fall down a hill, burst into flames and drag myself back up the other side. I have had more than my fair share of life’s chaos. Some I had no control over and some I helped along. So how can I be successful in the midst of life’s chaos? I think the idea that someone reaches success is a unicorn. We are all constantly growing, and changing. What means success to us today isn't what it meant 20 years ago. The first step is defining how YOU define success. We talk with people who have experienced their OWN chaos and have come out on top. We want to share our mess ups, as well as our "ah ha" moments, all while giving you nuggets of helpful information that you can use in your own life and business.  Grab a cup of coffee or a glass of wine and join us! -Maria

Here Comes the Diesel by Leon Kossoff feels like a fight. Viewers must battle our way through the choppy chaotic brambles to even see the title's train.Kossoff drives paint across the canvas like a barrage. It brings to mind the rush of a train, powering through forests and fields. They carry cargo and people across nations. Much like art does with ideas and feelings - trains deliver. There's no softness or sentimentality here or in any of Kossoff's work. Hardcore defines this artist. He's fond of familiar subject matter and paints it with vibrant, powerful strokes. We can feel his resolute realism. This man wields a brush like a weapon. Kossoff wars with us through time and across nations in his paintings. Some believe this work bouts with tech and that the train represents man-made machines. But it's the artist himself. He's the force behind this relentless image, after all. To learn more about this and other masterpieces check out LadyKflo.com at the link below https://www.ladykflo.com/leon-kossoff-here-comes-the-diesel/

Hello Guys Today I bring another special guest who is changing many millennials entrepreneurs' lives with her unique approach to marketing and success coaching. Jackie Kossoff is a Marketing Strategist & Success Coach for fellow entrepreneurs building their own marketing agencies! She is an Amazon Bestselling author, host of the Millennial Success Stories podcast, and also runs a full-service Facebook Ads & marketing agency. When she’s not working, she’s probably reading, writing, watching history documentaries, or traveling to historic sites in Europe. Follow Jackie: IG: jackiekossoff_la Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/millennial-success-stories/id1458815726 Website: https://jackiekossoff.com Follow us: IG: https://www.instagram.com/andreakawan... Website: https://andreakawanodupuy.com iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast... My merch: https://www.bonfire.com/store/inner-w... My favorite skincare and nutrition line: https://www.arbonne.com/pws/AndreaKaw... Don't forget to subscribe

Eric Kossoff, a director and professor at John Hopkins, is a world renowned expert on dietary therapies for epilepsy. In under twenty minutes, he shares dietary information that will help you understand if you or a loved one may be good candidates for the ketogenic diet! You don't want to miss this one!

On episode #4 of The Rock Therapy Show, Tony Braunagel, drummer, record producer, and composer, connects with us to talk about Music, Yoga, & Hypnotherapy. Tony Braunagel is a drummer, record producer and composer, who’s played with Taj Mahal, Robert Cray, Bonnie Raitt, and Paul Kossoff. Join us as we discuss his music and experiences with yoga, & hypnotherapy. Visit www.TonyBraunagel.com for more. The Rock Therapy Show. It’s Not Talk therapy, It's Rock Therapy; Conversations About Music and Mental Health. We’d love to have you with us! Subscribe and follow us and tell us who you would like to see on The Rock Therapy Show. http://www.youtube.com/c/MusiciansOnTheRecord?sub_confirmation=1 Thanks, David ✌️❤️

Neste episódio falamos um pouco a respeito da dieta cetogênica, seu uso para tratamento de crianças com epilepsia farmacorresiste e seu efeito neuro protetor! Relaxa e escuta! ------------------------------------- **REFERENCIAS:** 1) DHAMIJA, R.; ECKERT,S.; WIRRELL, E. - Ketogenic Diet - Can J Neurol Sci. 2013; 40: 158-167 2) MAALOUF, M.; RHOB, J,M.; MATTSONC, M,P. - The neuroprotective properties of calorie restriction, the ketogenic diet, and ketone bodies - 2008 Elsevier B.V. 3) KOSSOFF, E,H.; RHO, J,M. - Ketogenic Diets: Evidence for Short- and Long-term Efficacy - Neurotherapeutics: The Journal of the American Society for Experimental NeuroTherapeutics; Vol. 6, 406–414, April 2009. 4) HIRABARA, S.M.; SILVEIRA, L.R.; CAMARGO, L.F.T.; PROCOPIO, J.; CARVALHO, C.R.O.; PHITON-CURI, T.C.; CURI, R. Efeito dos ácidos graxos no desacoplamento mitocondrial e na produção de óxido nítrico durante a contração muscular – uma hipótese. R. bras. Ci e Mov. 2007; 15(2): 73-80.

Let's get down to business today with our guest, Jackie Kossoff. Jackie is a Marketing Strategist & Success Coach for ambitious millennial entrepreneurs who loves helping her clients create a life and business that reflects their own version of success! She is the host of the Millennial Success Stories podcast and also runs a full-service Facebook Ads & marketing agency. When she’s not working, she’s probably reading, writing, watching history documentaries, or traveling to historic sites in Europe. RESOURCES: Fearless AF Book Club Round 2 Snag your ticket at: www.laurynlaszczak.com/events Jackie Kossoff www.jackiekossoff.com Instagram: www.instagram.com/jackiekossoff_la

Jackie is a Marketing Strategist and Empowerment Coach who loves helping her clients grow and transform their businesses beyond their wildest dreams! She runs a full-service marketing agency. To stay connected with Jackie, visit: https://www.jackiekossoff.com__________Want to try Kajabi FREE for 28 Days?Sign up for the FREE here: https://app.kajabi.com/r/eCS534oP/t/gnovbpfv__________FOLLOW ME AT:► FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/IAMBRITTANYDARRINGTON/► TWITTER: https://twitter.com/BrittDarr► INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/iambrittanydarrington/► LINKEDIN: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brittany-darrington-77978aa8/ ________LISTEN TO THE CORPORATE MISFIT PODCAST HERE:► ITUNES: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-corporate-misfit-podcast-with-brittany-darrington/id1452120031► GOOGLE PLAY: https://play.google.com/music/listen#/ps/Ijv5yltzlyxchxen33hejfjb6oq► STITCHER: https://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=369737&refid=stpr► SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/show/3fnLqZhdJypQKfYp0bWsUE #BrittanyDarrington #CorporateMisfitPodcast #CorporateMisfit

In the week of Pride and following his Glastonbury speech about LGBTQ rights, Olly Alexander of Years & Years talks about writing lyrics that are overtly about gay relationships. Ari Aster's horror film Midsommar starring Florence Pugh has allegedly given its own stars nightmares. Isabel Stevens reviews. 17th century artists Joan Carlile, Mary Beale and Anne Killigrew were the first professional female painters in Britain. Art historian Bendor Grosvenor discusses the work of these trailblazing women showcased in “Bright Souls”: The Forgotten Story of Britain’s First Female Artists at the Lyon & Turnbull Gallery in London. William Feaver marks the life and work of renowned artist Leon Kossoff, known for his lyrical and energetic paintings of London life. His death has been announced at the age of 92. Presenter: John Wilson Producer: Sarah Johnson

In this episode of our Monthly Market Talks, we sit down with Mitch Kossoff and Danny Handweiler.  In our conversation we take a technical deep dive into the potential changes coming to NYC rent laws this June.  Mitch is an industry veteran who has been litigating thousands and thousands of complex residential and commercial landlord tenant cases since 1979.  Additionally, as a former owner, Mitch also has decades of experience on the purchase, sale, and management of multifamily buildings throughout the five boroughs.  Listeners will also hear from Danny Handweiler, a New York Multifamily team member specializing in Upper Manhattan, who will add valuable input on the implications of the proposed bills. This episode is a must for anyone involved or interested in NYC real estate. I hope you enjoy… For more information visit: www.behindthebricks.com

"Aren't you too young?" If you've ever heard this question or any derivative of it in your life, than you need to listen to this episode. Today we've got Jackie Kossoff on the podcast - a marketing strategic and success coach! Jackie and I vibe hard on being very achievement and strategy driven, but in this podcast we talk about all the things. If you're an entrepreneur, we talk about some of the common entrepreneur struggles. If you're big into strategy and how to more effectively achieving the things you want in your life, we dig into strategy and finding the best strategy for you. And if you're someone who has ever been told that you age is a hindrance to you getting what you want in your life, particularly if you've been told you're "too young", we dig into how to debunk the "too young" myth, how your age benefits you, and how to find power and motivation in all that you've learned in your life. This is a #realtalk episode and I'm so excited for you guys to listen to it! For show notes, head to coachellyn.com/podcast and be sure to head to coachellyn.com/transform for a FREE coaching session. Follow us on IG @thegrowthtribepodcast or @coachellyn! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tbydl-podcast/message

Jackie is a success coach and young business leader who is helping women shape their success stories. Enjoy today’s episode and find her at www.JackieKossoff.com Or on IG: https://instagram.com/jackiekossoff Thanks for tuning in and we always hearing from you! Connect with me on Instagram https://instagram.com/existbrightly Or www.KristinaSantiago.com/Connect

Author Jen Glantz — you may know her as the world’s first Bridesmaid for Hire — and her boyfriend Adam Kossoff don’t always know where they’re headed, but they know it will be a different city every 30 days.    A few months ago, they gave up their New York City apartments to become digital nomads who would spend every month experiencing life in a different American city.   We pack a lot into this episode, including dealing with getting laid off, starting over, building a location independent lifestyle, making friends in a new city, fun things to do in Portland, and more.    Of course, we talk about what a Bridesmaid for Hire is!! Visit postcardacademy.co to see a video of Jen at SXSW, where she talks about how she built her brand and offers lots of actionable tips to do this yourself.   If you enjoy this episode, please subscribe and forward this show to a friend. If you’re feeling especially kind, please leave a review on Apple Podcasts. This helps people discover the show.

Here are some things that the legendary bodybuilder Bernarr Macfadden believed in: Fasting to cure cancer. Fasting to cure asthma. Fasting to cure – here’s an interesting one – emaciation. “I mean, there’s the old idea of starve a fever, feed a cold,” said Mark Adams, who wrote a book about Macfadden called Mr. America. “For Macfadden it was starve a fever, starve a cold, starve a sore throat, starve cancer, starve kleptomania.” The alternative medicine enthusiast shook up the health scene in the early 1900s with his magazine, “Physical Culture.”  He focused on exercise and cleanses and fasting, sometimes up to seven days, and brushed off modern medicine as “murderous science”. Macfadden’s ideas had a brief moment of popularity in the 20s and 30s but lost luster around World War II. Around the time penicillin started saving lives, alternative medicine – especially a starvation diet – didn’t seem as appealing a cure. MacFadden at work. (Library of Congress/Library of Congress) Almost a century later, updated and repackaged as the “ketogenic diet”, one of Macfadden’s starvation cures is making waves again. “We know it works,” said Eric Kossoff, a pediatric neurologist at Johns Hopkins Children’s Center in Baltimore.“There are lots of different theories about how it works.” The ketogenic diet is not the same as fasting – instead it’s an extremely high-fat, low-carbohydrate regimen that essentially tricks the body into thinking it’s starving. And the diet has made inroads into the medical community for treating epilepsy in children. While Macfadden spent the early 1900s treating virtually everything with a fast, a New York City endocrinologist noticed that some epileptic patients in particular were responding well to Macfadden’s treatment. The doctor presented the treatment to the American Medical Association around 1920 and helped bring fasting for seizures into the medical mainstream. MacFadden and his family. (Library of Congress/Library of Congress)  The ketogenic diet was eventually created to replicate the effects of fasting. Forcing the body to burn fat creates ketone bodies -- molecules also created while fasting. While it’s still unclear exactly why the diet works, switching the body’s fuel source from glucose to fat has been shown to reduce epileptic seizures for some patients. (Kossoff says he sees around a 50-percent response rate.) Bernarr Macfadden never broke down the science of ketosis when he talked about fasting, but his treatment -- and the diet he helped inspire -- went out of fashion as modern medicine developed into the 1940s. “No study really showed the diet not being effective anymore, but I think it got overshadowed by lots of new drugs,” Kossoff said. Macfadden himself could not be saved by fasting. At 87, he decided to treat a bout of jaundice with his go-to method. He was found unconscious and dehydrated in a Jersey City hotel room in 1955. Whatever the initial cause of the jaundice, Macfadden was too far gone, and died two days later in a hospital. But as a new crop of fasting diets – for both weight loss and disease – gains steam, his doesn’t seem so extreme. “I don’t know,” said author Mark Adams, “but my guess is just [Macfadden] was a combination of ahead of his time and completely nuts.”   Hey Only Human listeners, we're hoping to learn more about what you want to hear and how you listen to shows from WNYC Studios. Please visit this site and take our brief survey. Thanks!

In this episode of Epilepsy.com's Hallway Conversations, Dr. Joseph Sirven, Professor of Neurology at Mayo Clinic Arizona and Editor-in-Chief of Epilepsy.com/Professionals, interviews Dr. Eric Kossoff from Johns Hopkins Hospital about latest updates on the ketogenic diet.  

Mayor Bloomberg appointed Deputy Mayor for Education and Community Development Dennis M. Walcott as Chancellor of New York City Public Schools. Walcott, who had served as Deputy Mayor since the beginning of the Bloomberg Administration in 2002, has been Mayor Bloomberg?s City Hall point person on all educational and youth policy. Prior to the Mayor?s election, Walcott served as President and Chief Executive Officer of the New York City Urban League, as a member of the New York City Board of Education, as a kindergarten teacher, and as an adjunct professor of social work at CUNY?s York College.