Podcast appearances and mentions of laura pedersen

✨ Become a confident, resilient Therapy Dog team in 10 weeks with my Life Skills for Therapy Dog Teams course—limited time enrollment: https://sherrierohde.com/course—Dr. Laura Pedersen partners with her mini Aussie Jameson to implement Animal-Assisted Interventions in corrections.In this 64th episode of Therapy Dog Talk, I chat with Dr. Laura Pedersen and her miniature Australian Shepherd, Jameson. We talk about their work with Animal-Assisted Interventions (AAI) in a place that helps people with mental health problems who have been in trouble with the law. They have made a special program that brings therapy dogs into one-on-one and group therapy sessions.In this episode, we discuss …Why Laura recommends beginning with volunteer work.How she learned to read Jameson's communication.How Jameson helps her to reach the people she works with.—I hope you enjoy this episode as much as I do. Give it a listen and then let me know in the community which part you found the most helpful!—How to get started as a Therapy Dog team:http://freeguide.therapydogtalk.comFollow us on Instagram:https://instagram.com/jameson_the_aussiehttps://instagram.com/therapydogtalkEpisode show notes:https://sherrierohde.com/64

Thank you for watching Calvary Conversations with Moriah Roters and Laura Pedersen!RESOURCESCalvary's Pro-Life Ministry ~ https://www.calvaryov.org/prolifeContact Laura ~ prolife@calvaryov.orgCALVARY CONVERSATIONSFollow us on Instagram ~ https://www.instagram.com/calvaryconversations/

Thank you for watching Calvary Conversations with Moriah Roters and Laura Pedersen! (SEASON 2 EPISODE 8) RESOURCES Calvary's Pro-Life Ministry ~ https://www.calvaryov.org/prolife Contact Laura ~ prolife@calvaryov.org CALVARY CONVERSATIONS NEW WEBSITE ~ https://www.calvaryconversations.com DONATE ~ https://tithe.ly/give_new/www/#/tithely/give-one-time/4449226?giving_to=Calvary%20Conversations&action=Give%20to%20Calvary%20Conversations YOUTUBE ~ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WVFe1R7AgYY&list=PLcVJTb3Sa1QPIUqiw0zqhuDESgiq_1Bxl Follow us on Instagram ~ https://www.instagram.com/calvaryconversations/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/calvaryconverations/support

After back to back major losses, guest Laura Pedersen shared with me what got her through the grief, helped her choose the right perspective and find hope and joy in the midst of the trials. A few topics we discuss are: Laura shares her sister's perspective as she was going home to meet her Maker. The wide array of emotions while in grief from a loss of a marriage and family members. How Laura shifted her perspective while dealing with the loss. How she has overcome struggling with the desire to control situations. Quotes to Remember: I learned that I can't just stop with HOPE. -Laura Pedersen I had to turn my perspective around from a fear of death to celebrating a heavenly birthday. -Laura Pedersen Control is really an illusion. -Laura Pedersen I tried to open doors that God did not open for me. -Alita Reynolds God's greatest commandment for us is to LOVE. I'm wildly cheering you on,

Conversation #184, recorded on October 7, 2020. Laura Pedersen is a playwright, comedian, humor writer and author behind nearly 20 books, including her latest "A Theory of Everything Else." From writing for Joan Rivers, to developing her work on stage and mining her family for fresh material, Laura has lived enough for a few lifetimes of writing fodder!  Hail Satire! is hosted and produced by Vic Shuttee. Further credits at hailsatire.com - Big thanks to Robert Price for our original theme music and Brendon Duran for the Hail Satire! logo design.

"A Curious Life" with Thomas Haines Thomas Haines, in dialogue with Laura Pedersen, about his book, "A Curious Life." It is a “funny, moving, and surprising story of how Thomas Haines—who grew up in the famed Graham School orphanage—became a prominent scientist, social activist, New York City landlord, educator, and founder of the City University of New York Medical School.” Thomas Henry Haines is a visiting professor of biochemistry and molecular biology at Rockefeller University. Dr. Haines specializes in the study of lipids and biological membranes. Dr. Haines and his wife, Polly Cleveland, live on Manhattan’s West Side close to Central Park. More about Dr. Haines can be found online at http://thomashaines.org.

What does it looking like to choose joy in the middle of suffering?How can you find joy again after losing those closest to you?We tackle these questions and more on this episode of the More to Be Podcast. I'm joined by the founder of the Choose Joy Foundation, Laura Pedersen, which was established in honor of her sister, Sara Frankl. Some of you might remember joy advocate, Sara, as the blogger chronicling her faith alongside her journey with a debilitating illness and necessary isolation, at Gitzen Girl. At the age of 38, Sara went home to be with the Lord, and her sister, Laura, took up the mantle of carrying her Choose Joy message forward, all the while putting into practice what Sara preached as she faced a battle with breast cancer.It was an honor to spend time with Laura and unpack the promises found in God's Word. We talked about what it looks like to live out our faith as spiritual beings in human bodies committed to kingdom work. You'll walk away from this episode not only encouraged by the wisdom Laura shares but encouraged by her retelling of her sister's and father's faith. This family leads with the Word as their banner. May we all take note and commit to doing the same. Scripture FocusPsalm 46:10Romans 8Notable Links & MentionsGrab the R.A.W. Scripture Study Method and join us in the More to Be Tribe Facebook Group.Use the More to Be Podcast Reflection Guide to turn this episode into your own personal Bible study.Brave Together: Devoted to God and Each OtherLearn more about our Life Coach Training course.Choose Joy: Finding Hope and Purpose When Life Hurts, by Sarah Frankl and Mary CarverChoose Joy Foundation, led by Laura PedersenDiscover how to pursue holy wholeness with Holy Whole: Guiding You Into Wellness Through Wholehearted Devotion to God.Share & BlessListen on iTunes, Stitcher, and SpotifyIf you've been blessed by this podcast, then hope you'll show your support by share it with your friends and family! We would also be so grateful for you to rate and review our podcast wherever you listen.Show Your Support by Joining the Sisterhood CircleWe invite you to become a More to Be Sisterhood Circle Member as a way of supporting this podcast. With your membership support, you'll gain access to our signature courses and resources for FREE plus receive advance notification of new resources, trainings, and special sales.To get access to over $100 worth of bonuses, become a Sisterhood Circle Member by clicking here and upon check-out, enter coupon code “Podcast” to save an additional $20! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

“Along the way, there are silver linings, and if we are not still we don't see them, just be still...those silver linings are what can bring you joy” In this podcast, Kim will be talking to Laura Frankln Pederson, founder of Choose Joy foundation. Laura started the foundation at 2010 to honor the memory of her blogger sister Sara Frankln. Listen as Laura chronicles her journey from the time when her “Gitzen girl” passed away, to her breast cancer struggle, to the time when it all dawned on her that joy is a choice. Laura will also be discussing with Kim about her ministry, about how changing your perspective can change your life, why you need to be still and why we need to trust God above all. Check out my website: https://thekimsutton.com/ Shownotes: https://thekimsutton.com/pp551   Follow Kim on: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kimsuttonofficial/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kimberlyannesutton/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/thekimsutton   Episode Highlights: 00:03 That perspective 03:05  When everything started for Laura 07:01  Sara Frankl’s as God’s disciple 10:42  The main word is not joy; It’s “CHOOSE” 19:07  Leap of faith

This week on The Authentic Woman, Shannon’s guest is Laura Pedersen. The two will discuss Pedersen’s memoir, Life in New York, about three decades of living in New York City. Her life in NYC began when neighborhoods that now feature chai bars, Pilates, and Gymboree were drug dens, ganglands, and shantytowns. Pedersen has experienced NYC in the best and worst of times. We will discuss her hilarious trip down memory lane, incuding becoming – at age 20 – the youngest person to have a seat on the American Stock Exchange. The Authentic Woman with Shannon Fisher explores personal, political, and societal perspectives of the female experience in America. The show delves deeply into the worlds of women writers, artists, celebrities, and community leaders and offers listeners food for thought on ways to better themselves and the world around them. Follow Shannon on Twitter: @MsShannonFisher. Copyrighted podcast solely owned by the Authors on the Air Global Radio Network, LLC. #LauraPedersen #LifeInNewYork #AuthorInterviews #Authors #Writers #Writing #Books #AuthorsOnTheAir #Radio #Podcast #ShannonFisher #MsShannonFisher #Women

How do you thrive after losing loved ones and surviving breast cancer? @LauraPedersen is passionate about sharing how to Choose Joy despite the circumstances. She shares her story and insights on #MimikaTV #Podcast http://bit.ly/MimikaTV09

The Trouble with Darwin with Laura Pedersen Sunday, October 21, 2018 Charles Darwin is arguably the most influential writer of the past 150 years. Publication of his theory of evolution through natural selection in 1859 revolutionized the world in ways that we are still building on and also reeling from. The interconnectedness of all living things presented enormous implications and complications for religion, science, politics (especially slavery) and even the arts. This was in addition to conflicts within Darwin himself and his own family. Darwin (1809-1882) had a Unitarian background and married Emma Wedgewood, an enthusiastic supporter of his work, who also had a Unitarian upbringing. No prior knowledge of Darwin’s theory is necessary. Laura Pedersen is a bestselling author, playwright, and former columnist for the 'New York Times.' She was the youngest person to hold a seat on the American Stock Exchange, and in 1994, President Bill Clinton honored her as one of ten outstanding young Americans. She had a TV show on the Oxygen Network, and has appeared on 'Oprah,' 'David Letterman,' 'Good Morning America,' 'Primetime Live,' 'The Today Show,' 'CBS This Morning' and other national programs. She has performed standup comedy at The Improv and writes for several well-known comedians. Pedersen was voted one of the ten best speakers in the US by Meeting Planners International and has headlined at the Bakersfield Business Conference, ATHENA Awards, F. Scott Fitzgerald Society, and the 92nd Street Y in Manhattan. Her most recent book, Life in New York, won the Seven Sisters Award for best nonfiction. Laura is a lifelong Unitarian Universalist, an ordained Interfaith minister, and a longstanding member of All Souls who has frequently presented sermons and adult education programs here.

The Trouble with Darwin with Laura Pedersen Charles Darwin is arguably the most influential writer of the past 150 years. Publication of his theory of evolution through natural selection in 1859 revolutionized the world in ways that we are still building on and also reeling from. The interconnectedness of all living things presented enormous implications and complications for religion, science, politics (especially slavery) and even the arts. This was in addition to conflicts within Darwin himself and his own family. Darwin (1809-1882) had a Unitarian background and married Emma Wedgewood, an enthusiastic supporter of his work, who also had a Unitarian upbringing. No prior knowledge of Darwin’s theory is necessary. Laura Pedersen is a bestselling author, playwright, and former columnist for the New York Times. She was the youngest person to hold a seat on the American Stock Exchange, and in 1994, President Bill Clinton honored her as one of ten outstanding young Americans. She had a TV show on the Oxygen Network, and has appeared on Oprah, David Letterman, Good Morning America, Primetime Live, The Today Show, CBS This Morning and other national programs. She has performed standup comedy at The Improv and writes for several well-known comedians. Pedersen was voted one of the ten best speakers in the US by Meeting Planners International and has headlined at the Bakersfield Business Conference, ATHENA Awards, F. Scott Fitzgerald Society, and the 92nd Street Y in Manhattan. Her most recent book, Life in New York, won the Seven Sisters Award for best nonfiction. Laura is a lifelong Unitarian Universalist, an ordained Interfaith minister, and a longstanding member of All Souls who has frequently presented sermons and adult education programs here.

F. Scott Fitzgerald was the first Irish Catholic to become a major American novelist. He was fascinated with the glamourous life of the Jazz Age, yet profoundly affected by a culture of moralism. Fitzgerald’s stories revolve around the way vanity and materialism permeates American society, while his characters yearn for some form of spiritual existence that they cannot achieve. There was no happy reconciliation between these warring strains, which gives his work the richness and tension that has kept it relevant. As the Roaring Twenties came to a close, it appeared that America’s faith-based fervor had given way to a modern age of temperance and tolerance. However, religious conservatism would re-emerge in the 1980’s with a new generation of fundamentalist crusaders demanding that our politicians answer to the pulpit. Once again, we find ourselves roiled in a culture war where faith and government clash in the public square.

F. Scott Fitzgerald was the first Irish Catholic to become a major American novelist. He was fascinated with the glamourous life of the Jazz Age, yet profoundly affected by a culture of moralism. Fitzgerald’s stories revolve around the way vanity and materialism permeates American society, while his characters yearn for some form of spiritual existence that they cannot achieve. There was no happy reconciliation between these warring strains, which gives his work the richness and tension that has kept it relevant. As the Roaring Twenties came to a close, it appeared that America’s faith-based fervor had given way to a modern age of temperance and tolerance. However, religious conservatism would re-emerge in the 1980’s with a new generation of fundamentalist crusaders demanding that our politicians answer to the pulpit. Once again, we find ourselves roiled in a culture war where faith and government clash in the public square.

F. Scott Fitzgerald was the first Irish Catholic to become a major American novelist. He was fascinated with the glamourous life of the Jazz Age, yet profoundly affected by a culture of moralism. Fitzgerald’s stories revolve around the way vanity and materialism permeates American society, while his characters yearn for some form of spiritual existence that they cannot achieve. There was no happy reconciliation between these warring strains, which gives his work the richness and tension that has kept it relevant. As the Roaring Twenties came to a close, it appeared that America’s faith-based fervor had given way to a modern age of temperance and tolerance. However, religious conservatism would re-emerge in the 1980’s with a new generation of fundamentalist crusaders demanding that our politicians answer to the pulpit. Once again, we find ourselves roiled in a culture war where faith and government clash in the public square.

Sermon by Laura Pedersen

Sermon by guest preacher Laura Pedersen.