Podcast appearances and mentions of Laura Young

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Laura Young, Scottish Influencer of the Year 2022/2024 joins John in this week's episode to talk about all aspects of her 'portfolio career' focusing on climate through research, social media and making an impact in our day to day lives.  She talks about how her academic career began with everyday geographies, taking her on to experience worldwide perspectives of place, space and communities and how this has affected her approach to climate activism, reaching out to students, adults and governments alike through the power of social and digital media.  Find out more about her work here: https://lesswastelaura.com/  Instagram: @lesswastelaura X: @LessWasteLaura  

In this empowering episode, I'm joined by Laura Young, Functional Diagnostic Nutrition Practitioner, educator, and author of Trial and Mostly Error, to dive into what it actually means to prepare for a natural birth — emotionally, mentally, and physically.Whether you're a first-time mom or navigating pregnancy again with more intention, Laura breaks down how to advocate for yourself, confidently navigate the medical system, and feel in control of your birth experience.We cover: What informed consent really means and how to use itCreating a birth plan that reflects your values — not hospital protocolThe role of your partner & how they can support youThe power of hypnobirthing, mindset, and meditation toolsLessons from her motherhood journey and what she wishes more women knewThis conversation is equal parts education and validation — and a must-listen if you're ready to birth from a place of clarity, calm, and power.Connect with Laura:

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Host Bill Mann, President of GB Group Construction & Painting, sits down with Laura Young, General Manager at FirstService Residential, and Jennifer Jacobsen, Partner at Baydaline & Jacobsen LLP, to dive into the rising presence of e-bikes and e-scooters in communities. They discuss the challenges and legal implications for HOAs, explore their impact on community safety, and examine the need for regulations and potential partnerships with e-bike rental companies.

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Overhead power lines transmit the vital electricity that our homes and businesses, schools and hospitals need. They're exposed to all the elements - storms, winds, hail and snow - so someone needs to make sure they can withstand whatever is thrown at them. Thankfully there's a team of people who do this 24/7 – lineworkers. The UK's transmission network has 7000km of overhead lines - lay the cables end-to-end and you'd get halfway to Australia. Laura Young, a.k.a Less-Waste Laura, chats to training instructor Thomas Norris, about how he leads his teams through extreme weather to keep the power on. Tom talks a day in the life of a lineworker, the training process and what it takes to climb the pylons and keep the network resilient. In the US, Carolyn Kissane talks with Amy Broz, one of only two women lineworkers at National Grid in New York State. Her work involves emergency response, keeping electricity systems live in storms, after disasters and accidents. Amy talks role models, how the work has changed since the 1990s, and explains how mentorship is crucial for encouraging women in trades, community service and utilities.If you think you have what it takes to serve the community by keeping power on through emergencies, you'll find everything you need to know here: https://www.nationalgrid.com/about-us

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It's an exciting time for geothermal energy. The US Department of Energy predicts geothermal power generation capacity to grow by 26 times by 2050, potentially providing almost 10% of the US' total power needs. To talk about the policy and technology that's needed to achieve this goal is Kevin Jones, enhanced geothermal program manager at the DOE. He speaks to Carolyn Kissane about pilot projects in the US and the pioneering work they are doing. What makes geothermal so exciting is its reliability as it's available 24/7, whatever the weather. Enhanced geothermal systems are also revolutionising the field, allowing for the extraction of heat from deeper, previously unreachable rock formations. This cutting-edge technology opens up vast new areas for geothermal development, even in regions without traditional geothermal activity. Michael Webber is a professor of mechanical engineering at the University of Texas in Austin, and he also joins the show to talk Carolyn through the technology that could unlock enough power to meet 3-5% of the world's demands by 2050. It's not only electricity generation that geothermal energy can provide. It has use as a heat source too, and co-host Laura Young finds out how the UK's only geothermal plant works as she talks to Eden Geothermal CEO Gus Grand. The views expressed in this podcast are those of the participants and do not reflect the activities of National Grid

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Join us on the Kick Your Boots Up Podcast for the last episode of Season Two as we sit down with Laura Young, President of Brighton Collectables, Inc. and Leegin, and a proud graduate of Southern Methodist University-Cox School of Business. Discover Laura's journey from Tyler, Texas, to leading major brands in the fashion industry, and hear her insights on how she navigated her path to success. Plus, Laura shares her best piece of business advice for aspiring leaders. Don't miss this inspiring episode filled with valuable lessons from one of the top executives in the industry.

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In this episode we are joined by Laura Young for a discussion about women in ministry and the church. Laura is a member of Church on Bayshore, the host of Backseat Bible Nuggets, a podcast for parents and kids, and a Bible Study Fellowship teacher and leader. She and her husband serve as LIFEGroup leaders in the church and are active in their neighborhood and community with the goal of helping others to see and know Jesus.

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In this episode of "All About Capital Campaigns," Andrea Kihlstedt, co-founder of Capital Campaign Pro, delves into the intriguing world of donor-advised funds and community foundations, breaking down their complexity and revealing how they can be a game-changer for your fundraising efforts. With guest expert Laura Young, a former vice president at the Maine Community Foundation and a seasoned capital campaign consultant, this episode offers a rare insight into both the advantages and the subtleties of engaging with community foundations. Laura shares her journey from consulting to managing philanthropic efforts and explains why donor-advised funds can be a smart choice for donors looking to make a significant impact while gaining tax advantages. The discussion also covers practical tips for development directors on how to navigate and leverage relationships with community foundations to support their organizations' goals. This episode is packed with actionable advice, including how to: Approach community foundations and integrate their focus areas with your organization's mission. Use donor-advised funds to streamline giving and engage younger generations in philanthropy. Build and maintain strong relationships with donors who contribute through community foundations. Whether you're a nonprofit leader, a development professional, or simply interested in the mechanics of philanthropic giving, this episode provides valuable insights into making the most of community foundations and donor-advised funds. Tune in to learn how these vehicles can provide strategic advantages to your fundraising efforts and help you connect more deeply with your donors.

Stewardship and Sustainability is a key theme in the MSU 2030 strategic plan. We discuss progress on implementation of this part of the plan with Bill Beekman, MSU's vice president for strategic initiatives. Bill talks with Laura Young from the Office of Sustainability and Sherri Jett from Infrastructure Planning and Facilities. Conversation Highlights: (0:48) – Sherri defines her role at MSU. (1:18) – Laura describes her role at MSU. (2:19) – How do we define sustainability at MSU? (9:02) – Talk about “complex infrastructure for a complex institution” and the wide variety of energy sources that power the campus. (15:35) – What is the Sustainability Tracking Assessment and Rating System, and how are we doing? Spoiler: MSU has been rated gold since 2019. Can we get to platinum? (20:00) – Tell us about the campus water supply. Do you remember red water alerts on campus?  (25:54) – What's your advice on how we can all be our best sustainable selves? “Think about your consumption habits.”  (33:03) – How does the demand for power on campus vary from day to day and season to season? (40:44) – MSU is supporting pollinators and is designated as a Bee Campus USA. Listen to “MSU Today with Russ White” on the radio and through Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and wherever you get your shows.

Welcome to a new season of The Clean Energy Revolution. Dr Carolyn Kissane and Laura Young explore the people, policy and projects that are having the biggest impact on tackling climate change.How can infrastructure around the world be upgraded to keep up with energy demand? What needs to happen to triple global renewable energy generation? Where and how will AI be best deployed?Laura Young, aka Less Waste Laura is an award-winning climate activist, environmental scientist and ethical influencer. Dr. Carolyn Kissane is Associate Dean of the graduate programs in Global Affairs and Global Security, Conflict and Cybercrime at the Center for Global Affairs at NYU, and Founding Director of the Energy, Climate Justice & Sustainability Lab.Accompanied by expert guests, they'll take a look at the challenges and opportunities associated with renewable energy, including the impact on people and communities, how to make sure everyone benefits from the clean energy transition and what businesses can do – and are doing - to lead the way.

Laura Young has been leading a campaign with groups supporting health and the environment and at the end of January their campaign to have disposable vapes banned in the UK was successful!The campaign is just 16 months old, and has made a huge impact, with legislative change now around the corner and Abi was delighted to be able to talk to Laura so soon after this amazing result! Laura, also known as LessWasteLaura is an award winning climate activist, environmental scientist, and ethical influencer. for more ideas on waste reduction visit her linktr.ee@lesswastelaura across social media

Indypodcasters Fiona, Marlene and Lynne spent a day at the Festival for Survival in Glasgow which brought together an international group of experts and activists to discuss the twin crises of nuclear weapons and the climate emergency. Our reflections of the day and highlights from a selection of the speakers are: 00:00:30 Intro and reflections 00:07:42 Lynn Jamieson (Scottish CND) opens with a poem 00:10:25 Jean Urqhart (activist) recalls heady days in Ullapool 00:13:33 Mark Ruskell MSP stopping the nuclear convoys 00:17:59 Melissa Parke (ICAN) never too small to make a difference 00:21:16 Bishop William Nolan (Archbishop of Glasgow) real peace 00:25:07 Laura Young (campaigner) engaging our young people 00:32:33 Bill Kidd MSP glimmers of hope 00:35:25 Dr Claire Duncanson (Uni. of Ed) a feminist approach 00:40:49 Dr Olamide Samuel (Inst Diplom) Scotland's power 00:45:00 Venessa Hanson (ICAN) climate effects 00:47:00 Tim Wallace - divest and call out polluters 00:49:22 Robin McAlpine (Commonweal) - how much to do? 00:58:00 Bill Ramsay (SNP TU Group) - reflection on the event. Watch presentations by Linda Pentz Gunther and Philip Webber on our Youtube channel here:  You can also watch the full day's livestream from the event on Scottish CND's Youtube channel here - Scottish CND website is here International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons (ICAN) website :  Beyond Nuclear International website  The Scottish Independence Podcasts team produce a NEW podcast episode every Friday just search for Scottish Independence Podcasts wherever you get your podcasts. Remember to like and subscribe! Contact Us: indypodcasters@gmail.com Visit our website https://scottishindypod.scot for blogposts, newsletter signup and more episodes Subscribe to our Youtube channel @scottishindypodExtra for more of our video footage and clips Music: Inspired by Kevin MacLeod

I'm on a first-name basis with the people who work in my local charity shops. I love them. In fact I'd say nearly all of my wardrobe is second hand. And it's not just me, studies suggest the market for ‘pre-loved' items could even become bigger than ‘fast fashion' by 2029, so it looks as though thrifting is here to stay - but why? I'm Mary Mandefield and in this episode of Noted, I want to dig deeper into why secondhand shopping is becoming more popular and the real impact of fast fashion. I'll speak to environmentalist and ethical influencer, Laura Young and I also visit Oxfam's Northern Logistics Centre in Batley, to find out what happens to clothes that don't get sold in their shops. And I've got tips on how you can save some money on your clothes, and help make a difference to the environment, too. Oh and just to let you know, we've come to the end of this series! All episodes of Noted are still available, so go back and explore. I want to say a big thank you for listening and hope you have a wonderful new year. Noted is an original podcast production from The News Movement and Persephonica. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Swedish oat milk brand Oatly has taken on some eyebrow-raising investments over the past few years. It insists those investments haven't changed its proud identity as a climate-saving company – but is that really true? In the third and final episode of ‘The Oatly Chronicles', we investigate a piggy controversy, why oat milk is so damn expensive, and whether Oatly is acting like a big, bad oat milk monopoly. And we ask: what *should* we be eating, to save the planet? This series is funded by Journalismfund Europe and the Allianz Foundation. Thanks for listening. If you enjoy our podcast and would like to help us keep making it, we'd love it if you'd consider chipping in a few bucks a month at ⁠⁠⁠patreon.com/europeanspodcast⁠⁠⁠ (many currencies are available). You can also help new listeners find the show by ⁠⁠⁠leaving us a review⁠⁠⁠ or giving us five stars on Spotify.   Credits: This episode was produced by Katz Laszlo, and reported by Katz Laszlo and Katy Lee. Editing came from Katy Lee, as well as Justine Paradis, visiting from NPR's excellent podcast, Outside/In. Editorial support came from Margot Gibbs, Dominic Kraemer and Wojciech Oleksiak, and mastering, scoring and sound design also came from Wojciech.  Artwork came from favourite illustrator RTiiiKA. Thank you for talking to us: George Monbiot, Fredrik Gertten, Laura Young, Ashley Allen, Lisa van der Velden, Thin Lei Win, Sonalie Figueiras, Sara Berger, and Boris de Lorn.  Special thanks to lovely neighbours Joris Klingen and Thomas van Dijk, for letting us use their very nice studio. You can find their music under Bovenburen. Interesting links: Oatly's ‘Fuck Oatly' website: https://fckoatly.com  ‘The Awkward Truth about Oatly and Alpro': Lisa van der Velden's reporting in the Financiele Dagblad, December 2022 https://fd.nl/bedrijfsleven/1458366/ongemakkelijke-waarheid-oatly-en-alpro-voeden-intensieve-veehouderij ‘Big Dairy is trying to get Gen Z' - New York Times, 2023 https://www.nytimes.com/2023/04/04/dining/milk-dairy-industry-gen-z.html ⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠ | Bluesky | ⁠⁠Twitter⁠⁠  ⁠⁠hello@europeanspodcast.com

Swedish oat milk company Oatly says it's on a mission to defeat the almighty dairy industry and save the planet. To do that, it claims it needs to grow into a massive corporate success — and it's willing to take on controversial investments to get there. In episode two of ‘The Oatly Chronicles', we investigate what makes those investors so controversial. It takes us on a journey from green capitalism being battled out in the coffee shops of Malmö; to enormous housing protests in a post-financial crisis Spain; to… China? This series is funded by Journalismfund Europe and the Allianz Foundation Thanks for listening. If you enjoy our podcast and would like to help us keep making it, we'd love it if you'd consider chipping in a few bucks a month at ⁠⁠⁠patreon.com/europeanspodcast⁠⁠⁠ (many currencies are available). You can also help new listeners find the show by ⁠⁠⁠leaving us a review⁠⁠⁠ or giving us five stars on Spotify.   Credits: This episode was produced by Katz Laszlo, and reported by Katz Laszlo and Katy Lee. Editing came from Katy Lee, as well as Justine Paradis, visiting from NPR's excellent podcast, Outside/In. Editorial support came from Margot Gibbs, Dominic Kraemer and Wojciech Oleksiak, and mastering, scoring and sound design also came from Wojciech.  Artwork came from favourite illustrator RTiiiKA. Thank for talking to us: Fredrik Gertten, Lucía Gonzalez Martín, Laura Young, George Monbiot, Max Carbonell, Ben Axler, Brett Christophers, and Gregor Sebastian.  Special thanks to lovely neighbours Joris Klingen and Thomas van Dijk, for letting us use their very nice studio. You can find their music under Bovenburen. Interesting links: ‘Change Isn't Easy' - Oatly's statement on the Blackstone investment (August 2022 update) https://community.oatly.com/conversations/news-and-views/change-isnt-easy/62f2f4c91b4bf47dd15fb249  ‘Private Equity Propels the Climate Crisis' - a report by the Private Equity Stakeholder Project, 2021 https://pestakeholder.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/PESP_SpecialReport_ClimateCrisis_Oct2021_Final.pdf ‘These Photos Show the Reality of Spain's Housing Crisis' - Time, August 2015 https://time.com/4007349/spain-evictions-housing-crisis/ ‘#RavalVsBlackstone. The right to the city versus the finance-real estate-tourism complex' - European Network of Corporate Observatories, June 2020 https://corpwatchers.eu/en/investigations/cities-versus-multinationals/ravalvsblackstone-the-right-to-the-city-versus-the-finance-real-estate-tourism ‘Activists sour on Oatly vegan milk after stake sold to Trump-linked Blackstone' - The Guardian, September 2020 https://www.theguardian.com/food/2020/sep/01/oatly-vegan-milk-sale-blackstone ⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠ | Bluesky | ⁠⁠Twitter⁠⁠  ⁠⁠hello@europeanspodcast.com

Our police force is in crisis, and our criminal justice system has effectively collapsed. The Garda Representative Association has started its protest against roster changes due to kick in next month. This action saw Garda refusing voluntary overtime. Our Garda are over stressed , over worked , overwhelmed and under resourced . Little wonder we are loosing them at a greater rate than recruiting them . I couldn't have timed my conversation with Laura Young any better. Laura was a member of An Garda Síochána for 14 years before the immense stress took over, forcing her to give up on a career she had put so much time into building. I wanted to put this episode out there to raise awareness of the struggles within the force. The tightening of purse strings has impacted those who dedicate their career to protecting us; they have never been under as much pressure or in as much danger. Thank you to our sponsor Lusso tan for brining is todays episode . They also gifted us 30% off their website using code SKINDEEP20.. until 15th October .. so run don't walk

Theon begins a war with himself. Dr. Iain MacInnis discusses parallels with Theon and history. Anthony puts forth his theory that Theon is "Dark Davos." Elysia from Wool-Shift-Dust talks Wheel of Time. Then Dr. Laura Young introduces International Relations with Ice-and-Fire examples. Check out Young's book. Theme song: Game of Thrones (80's TV Theme) by Highway Superstar Hey there! Check out https://support.baldmove.com/ to find out how you can gain access to ALL of our premium content, as well as ad-free versions of the podcasts, for just $5 a month! Join the Club! Join the discussion:  book@baldmove.com | Discord | Reddit | Forums Leave Us A Review on Apple Podcasts Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

While we talk a lot about the radical ownership of health in the podcast, health goes beyond the physical body. Deeper healing lies in your mind and spirit, and the way you deal with shame, doubt, and codependency and go into the realm of self-acceptance.Rev. Laura Young and Rev. Cathy Whelehan are the co-founders of BeLovedNow, an expanding community that empowers women through embodied practice, compassionate communication, and spiritual growth guided by the 12 Spiritual Principles. Together, they lead a dynamic movement of individuals dedicated to fostering mutual support and transformation on their shared spiritual journey.With offerings including meditation, journalling, compassionate communication techniques, breath work, co-listening, and ritual/ceremony for trauma recovery and transformation, BeLovedNow's practices are tools to help you realign and set yourself on the course to passionately living an engaged life. This is Part 1 of our series with these amazing women. Sit back, tune in, take notes, and get ready to have your life changed.HIGHLIGHTS[0:00:00] Introduction[0:04:04] What is BeLovedNow?[0:10:20] Who is Cathy Whelehan?[0:13:08] BeLovedNow as a Tool for Change and Helping Ourselves[0:16:35] Going Through Your Feelings & Needs[0:25:47] Healthy Ways of Venting and Counseling With BeLovedNow[0:31:47] Crafting a Plan Based on Your Needs[0:37:30] Self-Development From Difficult Experiences and Taking Control of Your Responses[0:41:34] Al-Anon and BeLovedNow's 12 Guiding Principles[0:47:11] Laura's “Dark Night of the Soul”[0:53:18] Personal Growth and Expansion Through a Community[1:03:36] Awareness of Our Own Consciousness and Emotions[1:10:25] Embodied Practice[1:11:20] OutroUPGRADE YOUR WELLNESSMarion Institute BioMed Courses:: https://www.marioninstitute.org/programs/biomed-network/biomed-courses/Code: beautifullybrokenGOT MOLD?:  https://www.gotmold.com/beautifullybroken/Code: beautifullybroken10CANCER/EVOLUTION World Premier Summit: https://cancerevolution.events/Code: freddie20Probiotics and Gut-Lining Restoration Kit: https://microbiomelabs.comCode: beautifullybrokenEnroll at Biological Medicine: biologicalmedicine.orgCode: beautifullybrokenLourdes Hydrofix Premium Edition https://holyhydrogen.com/?sca_ref=3008232.jSqidhzJ01Code: beautifullybrokenLightPathLED   https://lightpathled.com/?afmc=BEAUTIFULLYBROKENCode: beautifullybrokenFlowpresso 3-in-1 technology: https://www.beautifullybroken.world/flowpressoMedical grade Ozone Therapy: https://lddy.no/1djnhCode: BEAUTIFULLYBROKENAquaCure Machine + Molecular HydrogenWebsite:https://eagle-research.com?ref=24931Code: beautifullybrokenAMD Ionic Footbath: https://calendly.com/ioncleanse/detoxSilver Biotics Immune Support and toothpaste: https://bit.ly/3JnxyDDCode: BEAUTIFULLYBROKENDIY Home Cold Exposure: https://www.penguinchillers.com/product/beautifullybroken/Cellcore – https://www.beautifullybroken.world/affiliate-products My favorite BindersMy Favorite Sauna: Therasage https://bit.ly/39mTxwYCode: BEAUTIFULLYBROKENCONNECT WITH FREDDIE Check out my website and store:www.beautifullybroken.worldJoin my membership program –https://www.buymeacoffee.com/freddiesetgoInstagram – https://www.instagram.com/beautifullybroken.world/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@BeautifullyBrokenWorld

Hey Backseaters! I have noticed that there are a LOT of new listeners here on Backseat Bible Nuggets which means you're telling all your friends about this podcast and that makes me super happy. Thank you! But, I thought it might be time to reintroduce myself again for some of our new Nuggetters! So, Hey! I'm Laura Young. And I'm the most normal mom of two kids you'll ever meet. Hah! What I mean by that is that I'm not a fancy podcaster with a big studio and slick production skills. Nope! I'm actually a mom who wanted a podcast devotional for her kids to listen to one morning as we were running out the door and it was stressful, crazy and everyone was frustrated. We needed something to reset our hearts and minds for the day ahead since the morning hadn't been our best. Anyway, I couldn't find anything. All I wanted was for someone to basically read a devotional to us since I was driving and definitely not in the right state of mind to wing it as we headed out the door.   Since I couldn't find anything, I decided to make it! Well, actually, I prayed about it, tried to get other people to do it and really felt like the Lord kept saying, “why not you? Why not you?” So, 2 years ago I decided to go for it and kicked off this whole Backseat Bible Nugget project.   That's how I got here! And I've done it with the help of lots of kiddos like you. My favorite episodes are when I hear your voices instead of my own! Speaking of kid voices, my kids are Hudson and Avery and you'll hear their voices on here helping out pretty often.   Right now though, they are enjoying summer activities like invention camp, water parks, dance camp, reading challenges, family trips and swimming. Lots and lots of swimming since it's so so hot.   Anyway, since I want you to know who we are, here are 5 random things about us…. 1.     My kids prefer to be barefoot all day every day no matter the terrain. 2.     We think that Papa Johns pizza is the best pizza that exists. 3.      We had a black bear walk across our front porch last year! 4.     We live near an air force base that has tons of fighter jets constantly flying. It's super fun to see an airshow every day, but not always best when it comes to recording a podcast since those planes are LOUD. 5.     Our family has 2 kittens who are brother and sister. They look just alike and we have a hard time telling them apart!   What about you? What are some cool things about you? I'd love to meet you and get to know you better! You can always email me at backseatbiblenuggets@gmail.com or even find me on Instagram or facebook. I'd love to hear your thoughts and even any ideas you might have for some podcast episodes!   But, you know what? Even if we don't ever meet, I know something about you. I know the Lord created you and has big plans for your life! The Bible says that the Lord knit us together so He's made YOU in a special way. And I know that He can use YOUR life to do awesome and wonderful thing for God's glory if you follow Him and His ways all the days of your life. And that's my prayer for every ear listening. That this podcast would be used to add a little fuel to your fire in walking in relationship with the Lord. That it would be a supplement to help you remember and talk about Jesus and all He's done for us every day.   Okay, yall, well it's been great to meet you. I'll be back next Wednesday with a regular episode. See you then!

In this episode of the Along For The Ride Podcast, we're talking about how children can learn something new about God every time they read the Bible. Laura Young, host of the Backseat Bible Nuggets Podcast, (this show is in the top 200 of Kids and Family podcasts on Apple Podcasts!!) joins me for this casual episode about helping kids read and understand Bible stories.  We'll share some tips for parents on how to make Bible reading fun and engaging for their kids, and we'll also discuss some of the many benefits of reading the Bible.  So whether you're a parent who wants to encourage your child's faith and build in more time for Bible stories, this episode is for you! And because I couldn't help myself, I threw in a fun car ride game for you to play! At the end of the episode you'll find a timed ABC game called “Animals and the Alphabet.” In this easy and fun car ride game, players will start listing animals in alphabetical order. At random, I will call out another letter and then players have to start over with that new letter. We hope you enjoy this episode of AFTR! LINKS: Click here to get on the waitlist and be the first one to know when The Great Family Road Trip is ready.  ALONG FOR THE RIDE INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/thejjcampbell_/ Backseat Bible Nuggets Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/backseatbiblenuggets/ AFTR Episode 78 "How to Read The Bible With Your Kids with Amy Pierson"

Can Science Find An Antidote to Americium? With some poisons, there's an antidote — something you can take to block the effects of the poison, or to help remove it from your body. But when the harmful chemical is a radioactive element, options are limited. Iodine pills can be used to help block radioactive iodine I131 from being absorbed by the thyroid, but there aren't many other drugs that can help deal with contamination with other radioactive substances. One of the two existing medications can only be delivered via IV in a clinic. This week, the NIH announced the start of an early clinical trial for an oral drug delivered as a tablet that could potentially be used to bind and remove radioactive elements including plutonium, uranium and neptunium from the body. Rachel Feltman, editor at large at Popular Science, joins Ira to talk about that trial and other stories from the week in science, including an experimental universal flu vaccine, research into the amount of trace DNA humans shed every day, and an update on the planet Saturn's moon count.   Debunking Common Myths About Being Fat Weight loss is big business. Americans spend roughly $60 billion each year trying to lose weight, forking over cash for supplements, diet plans, and gym memberships. Yet somewhere between 90 to 95% of diets fail. Much of what we think we know about the relationship between weight and health is based on a series of assumptions that don't always match up with the latest science. Science Friday producer, Shoshannah Buxbaum talks with Aubrey Gordon, co-host of the podcast Maintenance Phase and author of the recent book “You Just Need To Lose Weight” and 19 Other Myths About Fat People, about the history of the Body Mass Index or BMI. She discusses why the word “obesity” is tangled up in stereotypes about fat people, the flaws in commonly cited mortality statistics, and how anti-fat bias translates into worse healthcare for fat people. Read an excerpt of “You Just Need To Lose Weight” and 19 Other Myths About Fat People here.   What To Do When 500-1,000 Crows Roost In Your Neighborhood Laura Young was at a breaking point when she submitted a post titled “Request: Make 500-1,000 crows leave my street alone” to the subreddit r/lifeprotips in January. “I think you can tell that I was feeling very frustrated and running out of options and I clearly needed help,” she said. Starting last October, Laura's neighborhood in Baltimore was the site of a massive crow roost. And unlike past years' roosts, which usually only last a few weeks with a few dozen crows, this one showed no signs of leaving. “The numbers that they've attracted ever since then are unbelievable,” she said. “I mean, we're at the point where it is frightening to walk out at night.” According to Laura, hundreds of them filled the trees in the park outside her apartment. “And they're all screaming,” she said. “It is loud enough to wake you up indoors with all the windows closed. I don't think anyone on my block has slept past 6:00am in three months.” There was the noise, and then there was the poop: coating the streets, the buildings, and the cars. “It is just disgusting. I've never spent so much money on car washes in my entire life,” she laughed. To read the rest, visit sciencefriday.com.   To stay updated on all-things-science, sign up for Science Friday's newsletters. Transcripts for each segment will be available the week after the show airs on sciencefriday.com.

In this bonus episode, I share a recent collaboration with The Production Portal where I joined Emma Ritchie along with Bloomtime Media's, Yana Groves and Laura Young from Coordimate for a panel discussion about Industry Mentoring Initiatives in television. I hope you enjoy this special edition of the podcast.If you want to find out more about The Production Portal and the other guests from this panel. You can find them on Instagram:@theproductionportal @cordimatetv@bloomtime_mediaSupport the showIf you enjoyed this podcast and want to stay up to date with the latest episodes then click 'Subscribe' on Apple Podcasts or 'Follow' on Spotify. You can also find us on social media:Instagram: @beyondrealityauFacebook: @beyondrealityausTwitter: @beyondrealityauIf you're just starting out in TV and are looking for tips and information about the industry then check out the Beyond Reality Blog at https://beyondrealityau.com.Beyond Reality is an independent podcast, if you'd like to support the show, you can make a one-off contribution HERE (for the cost of a coffee). There's no obligation to give and any contribution will go towards keeping the podcast available. Thank you for checking out Beyond Reality!

Michigan State University has integrated the MSU Student Organic Farm into the Division of Student Life and Engagement (SLE). This move reflects the university's commitment to providing students with opportunities for hands-on learning and engagement with sustainable agriculture. The MSU Student Organic Farm is a valuable resource for all students to learn about organic food, farming, and the impact of food on the planet. As part of SLE, the farm will gain more resources and support to expand its impact and continue its mission of educating the next generation. Our panel discussion includes Laurie Thorp, director of the Residential Initiative on the Study of the Environment and one of the founders of the Student Organic Farm; Laura Young from MSU's Office of Sustainability; and George Berghorn, an assistant professor of construction management in the School of Planning, Design and Construction.  Conversation Highlights: (5:43) – The mission of the farm “has evolved, but always at its heart has been its name – a farm where students can make decisions and experiment with different ways of growing food. What's changed is the image of the farm.” (7:52) – “Really what I love so much about the farm is that it's a perfect example and a shining jewel for the potential to use our campus as a living laboratory.” (10:42) - “Everybody eats. We can talk about farming and agriculture as if it's this foreign thing. But we all eat.” (14:47) – “What we're doing here exactly models for our students how you work with people in different disciplines who don't know much about your discipline.” (21:35) – “We're slowly growing out of that word (sustainability). Regenerative is the word we're hearing more. It's not just about sustaining people and places and planets. It's about knowing we've done so much damage that we need to go a few steps further to how we can regenerate areas.” (24:20) – “How can a building contribute more than it takes? How do we build things that add to the natural, economic, and human-centric environment rather than just take.” (27:11) – “I said ‘What do you think about a straw-bale building?' And I got a great reaction.” (30:46) – “It's a great example of what can happen when you lower the barriers to collaboration.” (33:10) – “It's an amazing opportunity for all of us to brag about and show that we are leaders in sustainability and education and food and farming.” Support the people and programs at MSU building a more sustainable future on campus and around the world. Listen to “MSU Today with Russ White” on the radio and through Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and wherever you get your shows.

Laura Young resigned from An Garda Síochána last year, and was one of 109 to quit the force last year - the highest number in five years. Michael O'Toole talks to former Garda Laura Young about why she left the force. She speaks about the toll of the job on mental health, and why she felt she had to leave. Shattered Lives is produced for Reach Ireland by Ciaran Bradley. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of The Clean Energy Revolution, Max La Manna discovers new ways that people and businesses can reduce their carbon emissions and the energy they use, and asks what this could mean for our homes and lifestyles – as well as for the planet.   In the studio, Max is joined by Tristram Stuart - a writer and expert on the environmental and social impacts of food – as well as self-titled ‘Food Waste Disruptor' Martyn Odell, aka @lagomchef, for a chat about low-energy cooking and how food waste contributes to global emissions. In Glasgow, Laura Young, aka @LessWasteLaura, visits a nightclub that gets its energy from harnessing the body heat generated by clubbers. She also talks to young people from the 2050 Climate Group about how the city has been affected since hosting COP26, and how they're changing their own lifestyles to become greener. Discover more about National Grid at https://www.nationalgrid.com/  Less Waste Laura: https://www.lesswastelaura.com/ Tristram Stuart: https://www.tristramstuart.co.uk/ Martyn Odell: https://www.lagomchef.com/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information        The views expressed in this podcast are those of the participants and not of National Grid.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former Garda, Laura Young & Tara McManus from the Garda Representative Association.

My client Laura lost her son and was experiencing heavy grief and using wine to numb every night. She decided she wanted to start living again and started working with me inside my Stop Over-drinking and Start Living coaching programs. Laura shares her beautiful story and what she did for herself that allowed her to be happy again while still living with the grief of losing her son. You don't want to miss this episode.You can follow Laura here:https://www.facebook.com/coachlaurayoungwww.coachlaurayoung.com Also, check out our final Dry January class by signing up below:https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_geAU0T3jS1WyA3-UkTpx9gAnd make sure you are on the list to find out what's next by clicking this link:www.angelamascenik.com/whats-next Tags:Angela Mascenik, Angela stop over-drinking coach, become emotionally unattached to alcohol, drink less do more, drink less wine, emotional drinking, emotional eating, how do I feel my feelings, how to cut back on how much I drink, how to feel better during pandemic, how to feel class, how to feel to stop over-drinking, how to feel your urges, stop over drinking coach, Stop over-drinking and Start Living podcast, stop over-drinking help for women, dry january, client interview, grief, loss,

Tune-in now to our live, fun, informative, and popular radio show! Linda Marques and Laura Young will be our special guest on the show from 10am-11am. You never want to miss this show...Really! We share important info with you about Health Insurance, Medicare, Life, Disability, Long Term Care, Accident, and other insurance solutions. Sure, we know that insurance is confusing and doesn't sound sexy, but we make our show fun, informative, and quite simply we provide, "Insurance Straight Talk" - No BS! Catch our show every Tuesday at 10am on WSTU1450 AM & WPSL1590 AM and FB Live @ Quality of LIFE Radio Show

My guest today is Laura Young, founder of the jewellery brand, Lexico. Laura was inspired to start her business while pregnant with her second baby, after realising how important creativity is in supporting her mental health. Fast forward to today and Laura has built a brilliant business from adversity all while juggling motherhood and entrepreneurship. Her jewellery supports others with their own mental wellness incorporating crystals and anxiety-alleviating features.  What You'll Learn In This Episode: - Laura's inspirational story of starting her business after having Postnatal Depression and why it can be so hard to reach out when you're struggling with mental health issues.  - How Laura has utilised social media and networking groups to grow her business by adopting the strategies that work best for her.  - Some of the biggest and best changes in our life can come from some of the hardest times and for Laura, this has meant building a business from her passion for creativity.  - How Laura's past experiences influence the products she makes and how she uses crystals to promote healing, as well as the features she wants to bring into her designs to help manage anxiety.  Resources: - My book Making Money Online is available now for pre-order www.makingmoneyonlinebook.co  - Download my FREE Launch Strategy Guide - Visit my website www.lisajohnson.com - Follow me on Instagram @lisajohnsonstrategist - Follow me on Facebook @lisajohnsonstrategist - Join the discussion at @thefabulous5percent- Subscribe to my YouTube channel  - Shop Laura's new collection at www.lexicolaura.co.uk 

COP 27...What happened?What didn't happen?And why?For those of us in the UK, COP26 in Glasgow last year felt like a BIG deal - it was everywhere in the media while it was running, and schools, businesses and organisations were all keen to get involved.This year's COP (COP27) has felt very different. And I found myself […]

歡迎留言告訴我們你對這一集的想法： https://open.firstory.me/user/cl81kivnk00dn01wffhwxdg2s/comments 每日英語跟讀 Ep.K473: About the US - Texas woman's Goodwill find turns out to be 2,000-year-old Roman relic A Texas woman got a bang for her buck when her purchase of a $34.99 marble bust from a Goodwill thrift store turned out to be a relic from ancient Rome. （美國）德州1名婦女日前挖到寶，她在Goodwill二手店以34.99美元買下的一樽大理石半身像，竟是古羅馬時代的遺物。 Laura Young, who has been reselling antiques for 11 years, came across a 52lb marble bust in an Austin Goodwill in 2018. 從事古董轉賣生意11年的蘿拉．楊恩2018年在奧斯汀的1家Goodwill二手店，偶然發現這樽52磅重的大理石半身像。 "I was just looking for anything that looked interesting," Young told CNN. She added: "It was a bargain at $35 – there was no reason not to buy it." 「我當時只是在找些看起來有趣的東西，」楊恩告訴美國有線電視新聞網。她補充說，「35塊真的很划算－－沒理由不買。」 After purchasing the bust, Young reached out to various auction houses and experts to find out more about the sculpture. 楊恩買下半身像後聯繫多家拍賣公司與專家，以便更進一步瞭解該雕塑。 Sotheby's eventually confirmed that the bust was estimated to be about 2,000 years old, and came from ancient Rome. 蘇富比拍賣行最後證實，該半身像估計有2千年歷史，而且來自古羅馬時代。 Next Article Many employers will soon have to advertise salary thanks to two new laws 多虧2項新法 許多雇主很快將得在求才廣告上揭露薪資 Job seekers will start to get a much better grasp on what many employers are willing to pay – and so will a company's existing employees. （美國的）求職者將開始更清楚知道雇主願意付多少薪水－－該公司現有員工亦然。 While there is already a patchwork of state and local laws aimed at improving pay transparency, many companies still do not advertise what they pay up front. But two new laws that will soon take effect may have the biggest impact yet on employers and job seekers across the country. 儘管現有旨在改善薪資透明度的各種州級與地方法律，許多公司仍不願在徵才廣告上坦率寫出願意支付多少薪水。但即將生效的2項新法，或許會對全美國的雇主與求職者造成迄今最大的影響。 On November 1, New York City will require employers that have four or more people on the payroll – with at least one of them working in the city – to provide a “good faith” pay range listing the minimum and maximum base salary or hourly wage in all job advertisements. 紐約市在11月1日將要求有至少4名支薪員工－－其中至少一人任職於紐約市－－的雇主，在所有求才廣告上提供「真誠」的薪資範疇，列出最低與最高的基礎薪資或時薪。Source article: https://features.ltn.com.tw/english/article/paper/1545580 ; https://features.ltn.com.tw/english/article/paper/1549517 Powered by Firstory Hosting

Writer, podcaster and speaker Jen Gale is one of my biggest inspirations. She is a busy mum of two living a ‘normal' life, whilst continually seeking out ways to limit her family's environmental impact. She shares her discoveries across different media, including via her books and her podcast, Sustainable(ish), which is an amazing resource for fascinating, inspiring conversations. In this episode (#56) we talk about how Jen finds the courage to face the realities of the climate crisis head on, the underlying concept of sustainable(ish), and her ‘year of buying nothing new' challenge, a decade after she first attempted it. Jen also offers her perspective on the role that sewing, and sewers/ists, could play in reducing the impact of the climate crisis. Support the podcast over on Patreon! Julia Hincks can be found at House of Miss Sew. She wrote the excellent The Coverstitch Technique Manual, and you can book for her in-person class via this page on her site. Jen Gale is the maker of the amazing podcast Sustainable(ish). Jen also runs the Knackered Mums Eco Club and hosts Carbon Literacy talks. Vinted is the app that is making Jen's current Year of Buying Nothing New much easier! Jen produced a series of podcast episodes in conjunction with Organic UK, they are episodes: 72 (all about bees, one of my favourites!), 73 (which includes Guy Singh-Watson, the founder of Riverford), 74 (about food) 75 (about how organic systems can help fight the climate crisis). Melissa Hemsley is a cookbook author and sustainability champion. Katharine Hayhoe is a climate scientist. Episode 82 with some members of the Knackered Mums Eco Club is one of Jen's favourite episodes. And we both LOVED Episode 87 with the Crap Activist, who you can find on Instagram @thecrapactivist. Episode 122 features the incredible climate/Cop26 explainer Laura Young, @lesswastelaura on Instagram. Jen has written two books: The Sustainable(ish) Living Guide: Everything you need to know to make small changes that make a big difference The Sustainable(ish) Guide to Green Parenting: Guilt-free eco-ideas for raising your kids Becky Barnes is the ‘sustainable stylist' that Jen employed to help her get more from her wardrobe. Also on Instagram @beckybarnesstyle. I cannot recommend Episode 138: How Much Impact can Individuals Actually Make with Tom from The Jump enough! image source: The Jump

Writer, podcaster and speaker Jen Gale is one of my biggest inspirations. She is a busy mum of two living a ‘normal' life, whilst continually seeking out ways to limit her family's environmental impact. She shares her discoveries across different media, including via her books and her podcast, Sustainable(ish), which is an amazing resource for fascinating, inspiring conversations. In this episode (#56) we talk about how Jen finds the courage to face the realities of the climate crisis head on, the underlying concept of sustainable(ish), and her ‘year of buying nothing new' challenge, a decade after she first attempted it. Jen also offers her perspective on the role that sewing, and sewers/ists, could play in reducing the impact of the climate crisis. Support the podcast over on Patreon! Julia Hincks can be found at House of Miss Sew. She wrote the excellent The Coverstitch Technique Manual, and you can book for her in-person class via this page on her site. Jen Gale is the maker of the amazing podcast Sustainable(ish). Jen also runs the Knackered Mums Eco Club and hosts Carbon Literacy talks. Vinted is the app that is making Jen's current Year of Buying Nothing New much easier! Jen produced a series of podcast episodes in conjunction with Organic UK, they are episodes: 72 (all about bees, one of my favourites!), 73 (which includes Guy Singh-Watson, the founder of Riverford), 74 (about food)75 (about how organic systems can help fight the climate crisis). Melissa Hemsley is a cookbook author and sustainability champion. Katharine Hayhoe is a climate scientist. Episode 82 with some members of the Knackered Mums Eco Club is one of Jen's favourite episodes. And we both LOVED Episode 87 with the Crap Activist, who you can find on Instagram @thecrapactivist. Episode 122 features the incredible climate/Cop26 explainer Laura Young, @lesswastelaura on Instagram. Jen has written two books: The Sustainable(ish) Living Guide: Everything you need to know to make small changes that make a big differenceThe Sustainable(ish) Guide to Green Parenting: Guilt-free eco-ideas for raising your kids Becky Barnes is the ‘sustainable stylist' that Jen employed to help her get more from her wardrobe. Also on Instagram @beckybarnesstyle. I cannot recommend Episode 138: How Much Impact can Individuals Actually Make with Tom from The Jump enough! image source: The Jump

Laura Young is the first woman to a coaching position in Giants history and is the team's Director of Coaching operations. She is involved in every aspect of football operations, including coordinating/organizing practice and game day operations. Young has 18 years of NFL experience, and was previously with the Buffalo Bills. SUBSCRIBE NOW Apple | Spotify | Google | Stitcher | iHeartRadioSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

When an Austin-area antique dealer bought a 52-pound marble bust for $35 at a Goodwill store, she thought she might have a special find. But she may not have known how special. The bust turned out to date back to the first century and was likely carried back to the United States by a soldier returning from World War II, says Laura Young, the woman who purchased it. Shimrit Lee, the author of the book Decolonize Museums, explains that plunder and destruction during wars are common.

Laura Young is the first woman to a coaching position in Giants history and is the team's Director of Coaching operations. She is involved in every aspect of football operations, including coordinating/organizing practice and game day operations. Young has 18 years of NFL experience, and was previously with the Buffalo Bills. SUBSCRIBE NOW Apple | Spotify | Google | Stitcher | iHeartRadio See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A $34.99 Goodwill purchase turned out to be an ancient priceless Roman bust that's nearly 2,000 years old Texas antiques dealer Laura Young found it at a Goodwill Store with a sticker on it's cheek.. it was a Julio-Claudian-era piece depicting Roman commander Nero Claudius Drusus Germanicus This week, it went on display at the San Antonio Museum of Art,but At some point before 1833, the bust had been acquired by Ludwig, a Bavarian king, who displayed it in his courtyard. Next year, it will be returned to the Bavarian government But No Money will be exchanged. It had likely been stolen from Italy by Germans during World War 2, then stolen from Germany by an American soldier. Ms. Young was on vacation, celebrating her 40th birthday, when she got the email. She rushed home and got it to the museum They gave her a 3D-printed model that she keeps in her living room.

We sit down with Laura Young who is the wife of Ben Young, High School Tennis Coach. In this episode, we talk about her journey as a Tennis Coach's wife. We also talk about: Her fertility journey Being independent in the sports industry Misconceptions of Tennis Being a teacher, mom, and wife Her blog and Instagram community Going through tough times with your significant other Meethttps://www.instagram.com/the_laura_young/ ( Laura)! https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdDLEj5U3RiCXOO6ZBeOUvV2JW8_NINEsCWOMVqgyW9kzjxGA/viewform (Submit a job )to Playmaker Professionals! https://forms.gle/WsDz2czDvJC7m1u47 (Sign up for our Newsletter)! Connect with us! More Than a Seasonhttps://www.instagram.com/morethanaseasonpodcast/ ( Instagram ) Get to know https://www.instagram.com/ashleymcramer/ (Ashley ) Get to know https://www.instagram.com/brittlabbe/ (Brittany) Visit our website: https://my.captivate.fm/www.morethanaseasonpodcast.com (www.morethanaseasonpodcast.com) Email us: morethanaseasonpodcast@gmail.com

We sit down with Laura Young who is the wife of Ben Young, High School Tennis Coach. In this episode, we talk about her journey as a Tennis Coach's wife. We also talk about: Her fertility journey Being independent in the sports industry Misconceptions of Tennis Being a teacher, mom, and wife Her blog and Instagram community Going through tough times with your significant other   Meet Laura! Submit a job to Playmaker Professionals! Sign up for our Newsletter! Connect with us! More Than a Season Instagram Get to know Ashley Get to know Brittany Visit our website: www.morethanaseasonpodcast.com Email us: morethanaseasonpodcast@gmail.com

On today's show Jack is joined by the amazing Laura Young, who may be better known to some of you as Less Waste Laura! She is a climate activist who is passionate about protecting our oceans, and today she is here to tell us about a number of protests that will be going on all across the UK on April 23rd 2022. Organised by Surfers Against Sewage, these protests hope to secure a better, cleaner future for our oceans! Jack and Laura also make the time to chat about some of the things you can do for our oceans beyond the protests, and what inspired Laura to act for the ocean in the first place! Useful Links: Follow us on Twitter, Facebook & Instagram @PangolinPodcast ! Follow Laura on Twitter & Instagram: @LessWasteLaura Check out Laura's Website: https://www.lesswastelaura.com Check out the Surfers Against Sewage Website to learn more: https://www.sas.org.uk Follow Surfers Against Sewage on Twitter: @SAScampaigns Follow Surfers Against Sewage on Instagram and Facebook: @SurfersAgainstSewage Music Credits: "Cambodian Odyssey" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com), Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License, http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ At The Shore by Kevin MacLeod, Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3389-at-the-shore License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Monkoto by Kevin MacLeod, Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4072-monkoto License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ AngloZulu by Kevin MacLeod, Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3372-anglozulu License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Savannah (Sketch) by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://filmmusic.io/song/4323-savannah-sketch- License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license

Adam and Andy are back to update the latest hires for the Giants on the coaching staff and in the front office. First however, they discuss the impending lawsuit filed by Brian Flores citing the Giants among others as having hiring practices not inline with league rules. While the Giants provided a clear response to the accusations, it is a reminder that the league still has a long way to go ensuring the best and brightest minds are afforded opportunities at the highest levels in the NFL. The guys then discuss additions Bobby Johnson, Shea Tierney and Mike Kafta to a robust coaching staff under Brian Daboll. The Giants now have multiple former Buffalo Bills in the building as well as poaching the young QB guru from Kansas City. They also highlight how Joe Schoen is true to his word, creating a new role in the front office with the hiring of Laura Young as the Director of Coaching operations, filling a void that will hopefully create more stability going froward. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/onegiantpodcast/message