Podcast appearances and mentions of kristen lucas

Kristen Lucas Smith taught college classes, then she turned her passion for bilingual education into an online bilingual preschool! Listen in to discover how she shares her love of the Spanish language and teaching with preschoolers online!Please rate and review us at Apple Podcasts. (We hope we've earned your 5 stars!)GET MY FREE RESOURCES FOR YOUR PRESCHOOL JOURNEY:❤️ Get my FREE “Start Your Preschool” book (+ $7.95 s&h)❤️ Start my FREE “7 Students in 7 Days” Challenge”❤️ Join my Preschool All Stars membership to get mentorship, support, friendship, and training for every step of your preschool journeyFOLLOW ME ON MY MISSION:

►Click here to SUBSCRIBE: https://bit.ly/3n30mWO Welcome to the Respect Her Hustle podcast! We're bringing badass women from all walks of life in to tell their stories: businesswomen, comedians, singers, filmmakers, politicians, actresses, scientists and maybe even a few astronauts. Because strong accomplished women have some damn good stories to tell.In this episode we introduce our new hosts, Chef Alina and Courtney Coffey! We also talk with Claudis Bridgforth, actor, writer and creator of "Secret Agent Betty G", a children's book he wrote for his mom for Mother's Day in 2020. Learn more, find us on Instagram Claudis Bridgforth @awesomeclaudis Kristen Lucas @goldilocksfilm goldilocks-productions.com Chef Alina @chefalinae chefalina.com Courtney Coffey @courtneyacoffey courtneycoffey.com We want to hear from you!  Please take a minute to let us know what you think in the comments. And be sure to tell all of your friends to watch, listen and SUBSCRIBE. ►Follow us on SOCIAL MEDIA Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/RespectHerHustle Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/respectherhustlebrand Twitter: https://twitter.com/respctHERhustle Linked In:  https://www.linkedin.com/company/respectherhustle

If you want to learn how to be present in your personal life while also running a business, listen to today's Preschool All Stars story: Kristen Lucas Smith was in the trenches last time we spoke. She was right in the middle of setting up her online bilingual preschool and was just hoping to get through her first year. Now she is honing in on her ideal clientele and figuring out how to balance her home life and business life. Listen in to discover how you can learn to be present, too!Enroll in Kristen's online preschool today: http://www.lacasabilingualpreschoolonline.comPlease rate and review us at Apple Podcasts. (We hope we've earned your 5 stars!)GET MY FREE RESOURCES FOR YOUR PRESCHOOL JOURNEY:❤️ Get my FREE “Start Your Preschool” book (+ $7.95 s&h)❤️ Start my FREE “7 Students in 7 Days” Challenge”❤️ Join my Preschool All Stars membership to get mentorship, support, friendship, and training for every step of your preschool journeyFOLLOW ME ON MY MISSION:

Cautious comedians work from home on pandemic projects, like writing a novel, interviewing nearly 1000 other comics, getting married, or growing out a ponytail. Featuring standup comics Caroline Langford, Linda Marcus Smith, Funky Sam Medina, Kristen Lucas, and Carol Newell. Hosted by Wild Jo and emcee Mista See. 

Dive Bar Comedy welcomes several newcomers to the stage, with standup standouts Luke Lynndale, David Sharp, Kyle Hensen, Kristen Lucas, and Carol Newell. Hosted by Wild Jo and Mista See.

This is a clip from my session with producer manager Kristen Lucas. Kris is based out of Massachusetts but has strong ties with Hollywood.Her independent film company, Goldilocks Productions, goes with the tagline “We tell stories about badass women.” Her short film Snowflake won “Best Narrative Short” at the Los Angeles Women’s International Film Festival in 2017, as well as many others. She’s also the founder of Respect Her Hustle, a brand and podcast that’s focused on supporting and honoring women who break the mould and don’t look back.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/penrakespodcasts)

On this episode I talk with producer manager Kristen Lucas. Kristen is based out of Massachusetts but has strong ties with Hollywood. Her independent film company, Goldilocks Productions, goes with the tagline “We tell stories about badass women.” We talk about her short film Snowflake that won “Best Narrative Short” at the Los Angeles Women’s International Film Festival in 2017, her approach to finding new talent and developing new projects, as well as her own view on the opportunities she sees emerging from the global pandemic. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/penrakespodcasts)

Billy flips the script and invites Kristen Lucas to host the show and ask some actual factual legal questions. Wanna know more? Listen!

A harmless bible study goes horribly wrong! a budding friendship left in tatters. Licensee or invitee? Like most relationships, it's complicated!

►Click here to SUBSCRIBE: https://bit.ly/2LvMIg9​​ Welcome to the Respect Her Hustle podcast! We’re bringing badass women from all walks of life in to tell their stories: business women, comedians, singers, filmmakers, politicians, actresses, scientists and maybe even a few astronauts. Because strong accomplished women have some damn good stories to tell. In this episode our hosts DJ Nixx and founder Kristen Lucas talk with Alana Belk who is partnered with Bulfinch Group where she supports businesses and individuals with advice on financial wellness, protection, and planning. Her unique holistic approach focuses on helping people who are just "surviving" get to a place where they are "thriving". To learn more and connect with Alana, visit her website: https://alanabelk.com/​ Follow Alana on Instagram: @thealanabelk Schedule a call with Alana: https://calendly.com/alanabelk​ We want to hear from you! Please take a minute to let us know what you think in the comments. And be sure to tell all of your friends to watch, listen and SUBSCRIBE. ►Follow us on SOCIAL MEDIA Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RespectHerHu...​ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/respectherh...​ Twitter: https://twitter.com/respctherhustle​​ Linked In: https://www.linkedin.com/company/resp...​ Hustlers on Instagram DJ Nixx: @djnixx Kristen: @goldilocksfilm Crystal: @crystaltyson Creusa: @cmichelazzo We apologize in advance for losing the bleep button on this podcast. #respectHERhustle​​ #GoldilocksProductions​​ #GoTeam​​ #HustleSquad​

If you want to stay home with your little ones, listen to today's Preschool All Stars story: Kristen Lucas Smith was a college professor who couldn't fathom leaving her miracle baby in daycare. She prayed for a solution to stay home with him, and she was blessed with her dream job: an opportunity to share her love of God and the Spanish language with preschoolers online!Kristen now teaches preschoolers in over 10 states and she even has a student in Puerto Rico! She loves sharing her love of God and the Spanish language with her students. Her ability to make her own schedule leaves plenty of time for her family and her other passions, and she couldn't be happier with where she is at on her journey.Tune in to hear her story of growth and courage! Key takeawaysWhy Kristen decided to start a preschool and how she met Joy (00:00)How Kristen set up her preschool so that she has time for her kid (06:03)Pricing, advertising, and how to get the first students (11:42)What has the Preschool All Stars group meant for Kristen (16:17)Kristen's future plans for the preschool and her YouTube channel (19:06)Get My FREE Resources For Your Preschool Journey:Get my FREE “Start Your Preschool” book (+ $7.95 s&h)Start my FREE “7 Students in 7 Days” Challenge”Join my Preschool All Stars membership to get mentorship, support, friendship, and training for every step of your preschool journeyAdditional Resources:Enroll in Kristen's preschool classes today: http://www.lacasabilingualpreschoolonline.comHead over to Apple Podcasts. While you're there, please leave us a rating and a review. (We hope we've earned your 5 stars!)Follow me here:

Welcome to the Respect Her Hustle podcast! We’re bringing badass women from all walks of life in to tell their stories: businesswomen, comedians, singers, filmmakers, politicians, actresses, scientists and maybe even a few astronauts. Because strong accomplished women have some damn good stories to tell. In this episode our host DJ Nixx meets back up with founder Kristen Lucas with co-hosts Creusa Michelazzo and Crystal Tyson to kick off 2021 and talk about what's up next! ►Click here to SUBSCRIBE: https://bit.ly/2LvMIg9 We want to hear from you! Please take a minute to let us know what you think in the comments. And be sure to tell all of your friends to watch, listen and SUBSCRIBE. ►Follow us on SOCIAL MEDIA Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RespectHerHustle Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/respectherhustlebrand/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/respctherhustle Linked In: https://www.linkedin.com/company/respectherhustle Hustlers on Instagram DJ Nixx: @djnixx Kristen: @goldilocksfilm Crystal: @crystaltyson Creusa: @cmichelazzo We apologize in advance for losing the bleep button on this podcast.   #respectHERhustle #GoldilocksProductions #GoTeam #HustleSquad

Kristen Lucas graduated with Part-Time Data Analytics Cohort 3. After working in the coffee shop world for over a decade, I couldn't be more excited to make this change to world of data! While working in coffee shops, I have always been interested in the numbers and how we can cut costs while maximizing efficiency, while having fun! The possibilities are endless when it comes to data, sorting it, visualizing it, and creating a dynamic story. What story would you like to tell?

In this radio play for the 21st Century, a reincarnated old soul, George Bailey, makes his way through life without the internet. But G-d has other plans. Guardian angel Clarence returns to earth 75 years after his first visit so he can renew his wings, in the hopes of convincing George Bailey to join the Internet. Hilarity ensues in a satirical re-imagining of the holiday classic. Written by Dan Dore, performed by Mondays at 7 (in order of appearance) feat. Jay Singh, Dan Dore, Griffin C. Taylor, Billy DeClercq, Cathy Eller, Toni Senatore, and Kristen Lucas, with narration by Jeffrey Feightner

Today's Patreon-fueled shout-out is for the Plant Northern Piedmont Natives Campaign, an initiative that wants you to plant native plants in yards, farms, public spaces and gardens in the northern Piedmont. Native plants provide habitat, food sources for wildlife, ecosystem resiliency in the face of climate change, and clean water.  Start at the Plant Northern Piedmont Natives Facebook page to learn how you can prepare for next spring.  *There is no caveat placed on today’s count of 2,125 new cases of COVID-19 in Virginia this morning from the Department of Health. That’s now the highest one-day total without an asterisk, higher than the 2,103 reported on November 7. The seven-day average for new daily cases is 1,693. The percent positivity for PCR tests continues to rise and is at 7.4 percent today, up from 7.3 percent yesterday and 6 percent on November 7. Another metric that demonstrates the rise of cases in Virginia is the total number of new cases per 100,000 of population. The statewide figure today is 259.3, up from 169.5 a month ago on October 17. The number of people confirmed to have died of COVID in Virginia is now 3,835. That’s 413 more people since October 17. In the Blue Ridge Health District, there are another 23 cases, bringing the seven day average to 24. The percent positivity rate for PCR tests dropped to 2.1 percent from 2.7 percent, but that is in part based on an additional 4,668 tests processed yesterday. Looking around the rest of Virginia, the city of Roanoke posted a record 82 cases this morning reported another 5 deaths today. The city of Lynchburg reported 41 cases today and 43 cases yesterday. Their total number of cases per 100,000 population is 311.7. The city of Harrisonburg reported 35 new cases, though that number is nowhere close to their one-day total of 143 on September 8, 2020, around the time James Madison University returned to in-person instruction. Tazewell County reported another 28 cases today, and their total number per 100,000 population is 570.3 Roanoke County reported another 64 cases, and their 14-day metric is 456. Wise County reports another 23 cases today, and their 14-day metric is 826.1. Looking at percent positivity rates throughout Virginia.  Keep in mind this is just one metric and it alone does not give a full picture of community spread. Central - 6.3% Eastern Region - 6.4%Far Southwest - 16.4%Near Southwest - 10.2%Northern - 8%Northwest - 5.7%*Charlottesville City Council spent about an hour last night discussing ways to address speeding concerns on 5th Street Extended, a four-lane highway that heads south from downtown Charlottesville that has seen more residential neighborhoods built over the years. One person concerned with recent crashes on 5th Street lives around the intersection at Bailey Road. “I walk on 5th Street almost everyday,” said Kristen Lucas. “I bike to work sometimes on 5th Street. And I walked out my door when there was a crash and someone had passed away on 5th Street and I strongly support changes to 5th Street to make it safer not only for drivers but also for pedestrians and bikers and those that are living on this road.” Lucas and about 1,400 other people signed a petition to ask Council to push for changes to the roadway. She said she wanted more than for the city to limit the speed, and she supported roundabouts and other traffic calming measures.Traffic engineer Brennen Duncan wrote a report that outlined how vehicular speed has played a role in the five fatal accidents that have taken place in the past four years. “It’s my assertion that there’s really not a speeding problem with the posted speed limit of 45 but I have said in my report to Council that we do have a corridor that allows for higher speeds for those that want to break the speed limit,” Duncan said. Duncan’s suggestions for short-term solutions include reducing the speed limit to 40 miles per hour and additional lighting. Mid-term solutions could be informed by studies such as a 2018 study of the entire 5th and Ridge Street corridor.  Joan Albiston of the Willoughby neighborhood singled out a specific intervention that she favored. “I have read the traffic engineers report for 5th Street and I would like to thank them for their recommendations to make 5th Street safer,” Albiston said. “In particular I would like to thank for recommending a flashing yellow area in place of a green light.”These would be for permissive left-hand turns. Duncan explains the logic behind adding these flashing yellow lights. “Nothing changes about the functionality,” Duncan said. “You’re supposed to yield on a green ball anyway but it really has been found that it alerts drivers more they are supposed to yield in that condition.”For a mid-term solution, Duncan is recommending a roundabout just north of Bailey Road. “What the roundabout would do is really put a damper on [high speeds] right in the middle of the corridor where drivers are forced to slow down,” Duncan said. Duncan said that 18,000 vehicles use the roadway every day, and more efforts need to be made to get people out of their cars and onto buses. He said there could be as many as 500 more residential units in this area in the several years if undeveloped property is built upon. The mother of a man who died in a motorcycle crash had the chance to address Council about the issue. “My name is Binta Rose and my son was one of the fatalities on 5th Street Extended,” Rose said. “I had some concerns about that roadway as well. Even though speed may have contributed to his fatality I just had a question about the, I know that you guys are talking about some lighting in the area, and I know that the cars that pull out of the driveways there. My son driving down that road, an SUV pulled out into the traffic so he tried to avoid the vehicle and he hit a tree.”Rose said the crash happened at night when there was no lighting. She also said she wants the roadway’s character to be less of a speedway. Council agreed to the lower speeds and the flashing yellow light. For other solutions, Council will further discuss the topic at a budget work session on the capital improvement program budget on Friday that begins at 1 p.m. City Council also approved $100,000 in CARES Contingency funding to go to city employees who have either been laid off or have had their hours reduced. They can request up to $1,000 for assistance, depending on income level. Kaki Dimock is the director of human services. “A thousand dollars is certainly helpful and it is symbolic,” Dimock said. “It’s not addressing someone’s poverty concerns. It might be very critical for that month but it’s certainly not a sufficient amount of money to address someone’s ongoing concerns.”Existing conditions in the corridor were documented in this November 2018 study *Today in meetings, the Albemarle Planning Commission will have a work session at 6 p.m. on technical language intended to translate the vision of an urban Rio/29 area into reality. Michaela Accardi of the Department of Community Development described the existing conditions in the area slated for what is known as a “form-based zoning code.” “The area that this planning effort is referring to is about 400 acres around the Rio Road and Route 29 intersection and most of the properties in this area are commercial single use properties,” Accardi said. “The vision for this plan is a connected network of complete streets designed for all types of users, a network of public spaces that are sustainable and usable and enrich the community, and a vibrant and diverse mixture of uses. For more on how this vision has worked in other communities, read this very long article I wrote last summer on how Arlington, Leesburg, and Virginia Beach have employed form-base code. The Charlottesville Board of Architectural Review meets at 530 p.m. and will hold a preliminary review on the conversion of 1001 West Main Street into a Starbucks coffee chain as well as review of a modification to the approved design at Dairy Central and an intermediate review of a four-story building planned at 612 West Main Street where a University Tire Franchise now stands. (meeting info)The Albemarle Economic Development Authority meets at 4 p.m. Among the items on the agenda will be an update on tourism in the area from Courtney Cacatian, executive director of the Charlottesville-Albemarle Convention and Visitors Bureau. They’ll also vote on a proposal to add public comment at EDA meetings. (meeting info)The Charlottesville Parking Advisory Panel meets at 3:30 p.m. for an update on the future parking structure as well as an introduction of the Parking Action Plan adopted by Council in January 2017 when they purchased the land for said structure at a cost of $2.85 million with no prior public input. (meeting info)The CVille Plans Together initiative will hold another webinar to introduce the draft affordable housing plan to anyone interested. (meeting info)The Rivanna Water and Sewer Authority meets following the Rivanna Solid Waste Authority, which begins at 2 p.m. (agendas for both) This is a public episode. Get access to private episodes at communityengagement.substack.com/subscribe

Welcome to the Respect Her Hustle podcast! We’re bringing badass women from all walks of life in to tell their stories: businesswomen, comediennes, singers, filmmakers, politicians, actresses, scientists and maybe even a few astronauts. Because strong accomplished women have some damn good stories to tell.In this episode our host DJ Nixx and founder Kristen Lucas talk with their first male guest, Mr. Lawrence Haskins of 3irty6Films. Lawrence shares his unique perspective on all things Respect Her Hustle!Lawrence Haskins is a novelist, screenwriter and founder of 3irty6Films, which is a company that conceives and develops original screenplays for cinematic and digital consumption. He considers his greatest accomplishment raising his daughter Paige to be a strong, fierce and fearless individual.Find Lawrence on Instagram @ascendantalienSign up for updates respectHERhustle.com

Welcome to the Respect Her Hustle podcast! We’re bringing badass women from all walks of life in to tell their stories: businesswomen, comediennes, singers, filmmakers, politicians, actresses, scientists and maybe even a few astronauts. Because strong accomplished women have some damn good stories to tell.In this episode our host DJ Nixx and founder Kristen Lucas talk with Creusa Michelazzo, one of the most passionate members of the Hustle Squad since its inception 6 years ago.Sign up for updates respectHERhustle.com

Welcome to the Respect Her Hustle podcast! We’re bringing badass women from all walks of life in to tell their stories: businesswomen, comediennes, singers, filmmakers, politicians, actresses, scientists and maybe even a few astronauts. Because strong accomplished women have some damn good stories to tell.In this episode our hosts DJ Nixx and founder Kristen Lucas talk with actress Ava Fratus, the lead actress of the award-winning short film Snowflake.www.snowflake-movie.com www.followyourvoice.com About AvaNot every 6-year-old is ready for their own YouTube channel. But then, most 6-year-olds aren’t Ava Fratus. With her first recording, a cover of Carly Rae Jepsen’s “Call Me Maybe,” Ava had found her calling. Singing, dancing, and rapping. In front of a live audience. With backup dancers of her own. Music touched something in Ava, a deep well of feeling. When she sang the words, she could intuitively grasped the emotions. And she discovered she could bring those emotions to life for her audience. With her parents help and support, Ava began to chase that dream. She worked hard. And in the years since that first song, she’s covered chart-topping hits and her videos have been seen hundreds of thousands of times. She’s travelled up and down the East Coast, performing live for thousands more. She shared festival stages with the likes of J-Lo and Arianna Grande. Producer Kristen Lucas saw Ava perform in 2014. She clocked the young girl’s poise, charisma and serious rap game, and knew she had found her “Snowflake.” Three years and 30 videos later, this pint-sized YouTuber was ready to make the jump to the big screen. At only 9 years old, Ava brought the same sensitivity and work ethic that had served her so well in music to the film set. She is now 13 years old and ready for the next part of her journey.Don’t sleep on this girl - her story is just beginning.Sign up for updates respectHERhustle.com

Listen as Lady J interviews Kristen as she shares her journey in creating a movement as a woman overcoming hardships to build a successful brand.

Listen as Lady J interviews Kristen as she shares her journey in creating a movement as a woman overcoming hardships to build a successful brand.

Welcome to the Respect Her Hustle podcast! We’re bringing badass women from all walks of life in to tell their stories: businesswomen, comediennes, singers, filmmakers, politicians, actresses, scientists and maybe even a few astronauts. Because strong accomplished women have some damn good stories to tell.In this episode our host DJ Nixx talks with founder Kristen Lucas and special guest Elena Barbera about the adventures of dating as a single female entrepreneur... on Valentine's Day.  This is part one on the topic, there will be a follow up video podcast soon with the fabulous Crystal Tyson.Sign up for updates respectHERhustle.com

Welcome to the Respect Her Hustle podcast! We’re bringing badass women from all walks of life in to tell their stories: businesswomen, comediennes, singers, filmmakers, politicians, actresses, scientists and maybe even a few astronauts. Because strong accomplished women have some damn good stories to tell.In this episode host Kristen Lucas chats with Comedienne Irene Bremis about her thoughts on working in a male dominated field. And of course, they talk about a few other things along the way, too.And be sure to get Irene Bremis's album Un-ladylike here! https://800pgr.lnk.to/IreneFASign up for updates respectHERhustle.com

The effervescent Kristen Lucas tells us about her family's comedy troupe, which leads to a discussion about art, personal growth, and community.

Writer, actor, and comedian Kristen Lucas hasn't forgotten her "Oklahomies" and Oklahoma roots -- and the love her mom, Rhonda Lucas has always given to her. Kristen's mom is a nurse -- But she herself is a former high school bear mascot, and performs sketch, improv, and stand-up comedy all over Los Angeles and performs regularly at Upright Citizens Brigade. Remember, Miami, OK is pronounced "My-am-a." instagram.com/thekris10lucas/ peoplewelovepodcast.com/

In this week’s episode of COSMOS AND THE CITY: THE SEX AND THE CITY PODCAST, your host Megan McIver will sit down with the enchanting Kristen Lucas. Together these two will discuss Season Three, Episode Thirteen of SEX AND THE CITY entitled: “Escape from New Yorkl” This week Megan & Kristen will be talking through: Samantha meeting a dildo model, Charlotte and Tre’s sex life (or lack there of), Miranda needing to feel desired, and Carrie facing her relationship with Mr. Big, in the form of Matthew McConaughey. Plus we’ll have all your favorite segments: Hottie of the Week, Pun of the Week, Good Big Bad Big, Who Wore What Why?, and You’re Such a _________. Will Samantha get a glimpse of the new thing? With Charlotte and Tre get things sorted? Will Miranda grab the bull by the horns? Will everything with Carrie be Alright Alright Alright? Through all the craziness Megan & Kristen will share their thoughts on ABSO-FUCKING-LUTELY EVERYTHING. EPISODE SYNOPSIS: “In a spur of the moment mad dash, the girls (minus Charlotte) head to Los Angeles in search of the care-free life. Within minutes, Samantha meets Garth, a model -- a dildo model that is. "Mr. Dildo" invites the girls to a party for his new product. Carrie and Miranda find the celebration revolting, but Samantha enjoys it and ends up going home with the guest of honor. At his apartment, Garth reads Samantha poetry and wants to get to know her, but she's focused on sampling the goods. Meanwhile, Carrie meets with Hollywood producer Matthew McConaughey who is interested in making a movie based on her sex columns. McConaughey makes tasteless remarks about Carrie and Big's relationship and then gets skeevy with Carrie, intimating they should sleep together. Carrie leaves in disgust. These days, Miranda wishes someone would see her as a sex object. After feeling invisible to men for too long, Miranda takes a wild ride on a mechanical bull, determined to unleash her inner sex goddess. And after a sexless honeymoon in Bermuda, Charlotte resolves to get to the bottom of Trey's sexual underperformance. She devises a little experiment and discovers Trey's issues are not physical.” Thanks for listening! If you wanna support our show by shopping on Amazon, use our link.Our Host: Megan McIver• Twitter• Instagram• FacebookOur Guest: Kristen Lucas• Instagram• Twitter• PodcastWhat We Watched:• Sex and the City Season Three Episode ThirteenCosmos And The City Social Media• Instagram • Facebook• Twitter•... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ben is joined by guest, co-host Kristen Lucas. Kristen is a comedian and actor who once tried to win over the crowd at an audition with a Cry Baby reference. Ben and Kristen check out the fun in the sun and teenagers making Hey-Hey in some beach horror movies. Plus! Hear the true story of the time Ben got a call from Gallagher. This episode brought to you by Suckerman. Check out www.kristenreneelucas.com On Instagram & Twitter @TheKris10Lucas

What’s new, pussycats! Who says you can’t go home? The shadow tree trolls in your yard?! I’ll sue!!!!

What’s new, pussycats! Who says you can’t go home? The shadow tree trolls in your yard?! I’ll sue!!!! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/happy-horror-coffee-break/support

Virtual reality may not quite be the tech that all the kids are doing these day, but there are entire communities interacting as we speak in VR worlds. This week, we hear about an 87 year old drag queen is the subject of a new VR narrative documentary, gearheads using VR to learn how to dismantle a car transmission - while the transmission is still running, and the fantastic UX designer Crystal Rutland talks about using VR in her firm’s practice.

Season finale. Rick and crew enjoy a vacation on the planet-wide resort "Planet Relaxon," when Rick's raffle prize threatens the entire planet. Cowboy Pain returns to help mom out of a rut, while the greatest pleasure-loving threat oin the universe barrells down upon them. Cast: Ryan Arey, David Valentine, Meredith Hackman, Andrew Deichman, Aaron Kheifits, Andrew Lee, Kristen Lucas, Tatum Arey, Story Kremin, Chris Luther, and Tony Zaret  Written and Edited by Ryan Arey Theme and Mix by Nick Vandenberg "Under the Box" and "Cave Dance" Composed by Chris Lute "Pennsylvania Rose" and "Rumination" Composed by Kevin McLeod

From coast-to-coast, Kristen Lucas has been bringing her talents and the funny to the masses. I chat with Kristen about her genesis in performing, her travels from the midwest to both coasts, and so much more. You can learn more about Kristen's group Pin-Up Squirrels at Facebook.com/PinUpSquirrels! Follow the show on Twitter at @DHAPshow, listen to and subscribe on iTunes, Stitcher and TuneIn Radio (leave a comment and 5 stars!)! Check out DHAPshow.com & listen to DHAP Show! at AltSportsTalk.com! #phenomenal

In this book, "All Medicines are Poison!," Melvin H. Kirschner, BA, BS, MPH, MD, sets out to remove the fog of confusion that clouds the landscape patients are required to navigate in their search for health care today. This book describes the risks and benefits associated with the use of medicines, and explores the validity of other treatment modalities referred to as "Complimentary and Alternative Medicine Kristen Lucas is a former teacher and children's book author who found an outlet for my grief after suffering a miscarriage, quitting my job and having subsequent fertility issues. I threw myself into writing my book and that process helped to give reprieve from my fertility issues. A friend and I have put together a series of fundraisers by bringing women together called "Mamas Giving Back." For the cost of admission to the event the women who come hear me tell my story, receive a copy of my children's book, a goodie bag, and the rest of the money goes to a fertility research charity.

New Book Gets Your Thoughts Working for You, Instead of Against You CANTON, Ga., Nov. 16, 2010 -- Your thoughts mold your lifestyle. They also shape your mental, physical, relational, and emotional health. Caspar McCloud and Linda Lange, authors of the new book What Was I Thinking?, ask: What shape are you in? Presented in a reader-friendly discussion style, McCloud and Lange make a strong case that people must choose whether to follow the path of fear (stress) or the path of faith (truth). Understanding these links brings new insight to help people achieve healthier lifestyle results, emotional and physical healing, freedom, and greater effectiveness in life. Kristen Lucas is a Children's Book Author Shares Story of Pursuing Her Dream as an Outlet for Her Grief I am a former teacher and children's book author who found an outlet for my grief after suffering a miscarriage, quitting my job and having subsequent fertility issues. I threw myself into writing my book and that process helped to give reprieve from my fertility issues. A friend and I have put together a series of fundraisers by bringing women together called "Mamas Giving Back." For the cost of admission to the event the women who come hear me tell my story, receive a copy of my children's book, a goodie bag, and the rest of the money goes to a fertility research charity. This all stemmed out of a grass roots effort to change the dynamics of how fertility issues are dealt with and help women deal with the loss. I want to inspire other women struggling with similar issues and help them to find their creative outlet. It may be running a marathon, taking a dance class, or writing a blog, and we may not give birth to a child, but we can still give birth to a dream!

Kristen Lucas is an Assistant Professor of Communication Studies at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Related LinksKristen Lucas BioDepartment of Communication Studies