Podcast appearances and mentions of lauren baker

We're halfway through the show now and the fun continues! Winnie won't pay her dog fee, Lauren Baker stops by, and Justin gives a kitten update! Listen to Billy & Lisa Weekdays From 6-10AM on Kiss 108 on the iHeartRadio app!    

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We'll hear from Jerry Alford from the Soil Association, Beth Metson from the Soil Association Exchange - and Lauren Baker from the Global Alliance for the Future of Food will tell us that we need to respect farmer experience and indigenous knowledge as much as we do peer-reviewed science. I'll talk to Neil Nicholas from Coleg Sir Gar about slurry spreading, and Charlie Taverner from the FFCC will tell us what the UK government's got wrong about food security. First up, I discuss the 'Land squeeze' report with Nettie Wiebe from IPES-Food. Nettie Wiebe, IPES-Food - 0' 42'' Lauren Baker, Global Alliance for the Future of Food - 11' 40'' Jerry Alford, Soil Association - 25' 40'' Beth Metson, Soil Association Exchange - 34' 42'' Neil Nicholas, Coleg Sir Gar - 44' 35'' Dr Charlie Taverner, Food, Farming and Countryside Commission - 52' 01'' --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/farmgate/message

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Two-headed snakes don't live long in the wild, but in captivity, they can live for decades. Tiger-Lily the western rat snake is lucky to be in the latter category. Found in southwest Missouri in 2017, Tiger-Lily is now a species ambassador with the Missouri Department of Conservation. MDC naturalist Lauren Baker talks about best practices for feeding two hungry snake heads at once (Tiger and Lily share a stomach) and what she's witnessed providing care to a snake with one body and two independent brains — and temperaments.

Lauren Baker joins The Dancing Housewife this week to share what inspired her to pursue a career as ballroom dance hair and makeup stylist. If you're a competitive ballroom dancer in need of hair and makeup services at one of the following competitions this year, look for Lauren...she'll be there! NY Dance Festival Windy City Beach bash Northcoast Emerald Ball The Big Easy Prestige Yankee classic Millennium Indianapolis open Twin Cities Vol state Heart of America CBC Hawaii Star Ball Galaxy Chicago harvest moon Charleston Ohio star ball Kings ball Holiday Are you enjoying Coffee Break with The Dancing Housewife? Share it with your friends and be sure to click the Follow button so you never miss an episode! Visit⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://thedancinghousewife.com/podcast/⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠for podcast archives and to discover more ways to listen! Is there someone you'd like to be a guest on Coffee Break with The Dancing Housewife or a topic you'd like to be discussed? Email thedancinghousewife@gmail.com and let me know!    --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/antoinette-datoc/message

The Checkout checks in with Lauren Baker of the Global Alliance for the Future of Food. Today's labor history: Sitdown in Brooklyn Today's labor quote: Sam Gompers @checkoutradio @wpfwdc @AFLCIO #1u #UnionStrong #LaborRadioPod Proud founding member of the Labor Radio Podcast Network

The Checkout checks in with Lauren Baker of the Global Alliance for the Future of Food. Today's labor history: Sitdown in Brooklyn Today's labor quote: Sam Gompers @checkoutradio @wpfwdc @AFLCIO #1u #UnionStrong #LaborRadioPod Proud founding member of the Labor Radio Podcast Network

Rick Smith remembers Martin Luther King; will 2024 be the Year of the Fascist?; How to Preserve Democracy in 2024; Bill Fletcher Jr on a ceasefire in Gaza; and a COP28 Recap with Lauren Baker.   This week's featured shows are The Rick Smith Show, “Where Working People Come to Talk!”; RadioLabour, Bringing Labour's Voices to the World; Union Talk, the podcast from the American Federation of Teachers; Union or Bust, a podcast with two union activists discussing organizing, unions, and politics; and The Check Out, centering the voices and efforts of essential workers on the frontlines of our food system. Please help us build sonic solidarity by clicking on the share button below. Highlights from labor radio and podcast shows around the country, part of the national Labor Radio Podcast Network of shows focusing on working people's issues and concerns. @RickSmithShow @radiolabour @aftunion @UnionOrBustPod @checkoutradio #LaborRadioPod @AFLCIO Edited by Patrick Dixon, produced by Chris Garlock; social media guru Mr. Harold Phillips.

In this year-end episode, Lesley Logan reflects on a year marked by personal milestones and wins. She highlights her journey, emphasizing the importance of team effort, such as securing a dream house. Celebrate with Lesley as she celebrates Lauren Baker's win, reaching significant goals and showcasing the power of community support and collective growth. If you have any questions about this episode or want to get some of the resources we mentioned, head over to LesleyLogan.co/podcast. If you have any comments or questions about the Be It pod shoot us a message at beit@lesleylogan.co . And as always, if you're enjoying the show please share it with someone who you think would enjoy it as well. It is your continued support that will help us continue to help others. Thank you so much! Never miss another show by subscribing at LesleyLogan.co/subscribe.In this episode you will learn about:How one small idea can lead to impactful opportunities.Why community support can enhance personal initiatives.Celebrate collective achievements and team efforts.Why small steps of progress are better than none.Persistence pays off in realizing long-term dreams.Episode References/Links:Listener win, Lauren BarkerBalanced Body Pilates websitePilates for the Future course by Amy Rost  If you enjoyed this episode, make sure and give us a five star rating and leave us a review on iTunes, Podcast Addict, Podchaser or Castbox. Get your free Athletic Greens 1 year supply of Vitamin D3+K2 and 5 free travel packsGet your discount for some Toe Sox using the code: LESLEY Be It Till You See It Podcast SurveyBe in the know with all the workshops at OPCBe a part of Lesley's Pilates MentorshipFREE Ditching Busy Webinar Resources:Watch the Be It Till You See It podcast on YouTube!Lesley Logan websiteBe It Till You See It PodcastOnline Pilates Classes by Lesley LoganOnline Pilates Classes by Lesley Logan on YouTubeProfitable PilatesFollow Us on Social Media:InstagramFacebookLinkedInEpisode Transcript:Lesley Logan 0:00  It's Fuck Yeah Friday. Brad Crowell 0:01  Fuck yeah.  Lesley Logan 0:02  Get ready for some wins. Lesley Logan 0:05  Welcome to the Be It Till You See It podcast where we talk about taking messy action, knowing that perfect is boring. I'm Lesley Logan, Pilates instructor and fitness business coach. I've trained thousands of people around the world and the number one thing I see stopping people from achieving anything is self-doubt. My friends, action brings clarity and it's the antidote to fear. Each week, my guest will bring bold, executable, intrinsic and targeted steps that you can use to put yourself first and Be It Till You See It. It's a practice, not a perfect. Let's get started. Lesley Logan 0:47  Hey, Be It babe, welcome back to another Friday, our last Friday of the year. What is that? I mean that, well, I'll tell you, that's my win. We made it. But let me, in case you're new, hi, I'm Lesley Logan. Welcome to the Be It Till You See It podcast. We have interviews on Tuesday, recaps on Thursday, and FYF a.k.a. a short dose of inspiration to kick off your weekend. Because we all need something to look forward to on a Friday other than the weekend, which is like celebrating your wins. So first of all, I do celebrate one of your wins, I then share you one of mine. And the whole goal is so that you can see that like anything can be a win and you have more wins in your life than you think. So the first one. So today's win of yours is from Lauren Barker, she is in my eLevate round three. And this one she put in before Friday. So I know it's not Friday. But man, if God isn't making up for the past few months this week, I mentioned to our community education center that I'd love to get nine to 13-year-olds moving with Pilates and they called me the same day, I sat with the directors for about an hour explaining how this could be a game changer for kids. And they hired me as a contractor on the spot. They want me to teach a youth and adult class in the spring and they want to grow the program. I was worried about getting the right mats for them as resources. They need three or four-inch or thicker. So last night, I wrote a couple of companies to see if I could get them donated. I tagged a couple of companies a lot and they wrote me today saying they're going to donate mat for mini circles for the kids. Oh my God, that's amazing. She tagged Balanced Body and they're going to donate mats in mini circles for kids. That's amazing. We love them. BB also wants to do an article on me and promote the project with the kids. Literally in the course of two days I have gotten a job, gotten an outfit, and have free advertising from a major company. So excited. If you have any suggestions for class form email me as I'm sure I could use as much wisdom as I can get. Lesley Logan 2:37  Well, first of all, Lauren, wait to tell people what your big dreams were. And then reach out to options that could outfit that dream. And now you've got plenty of time for it all to happen and you know what you're highlighted for, which is so great. It's gonna inspire so many others to do said thing. And side note, we actually do have a course on Profitable Pilates on how to teach children and like how to program it. So I highly recommend that because it's by Amy Rost. And she actually teaches a lot of kids, so weekly classes. So I think this is really exciting. And I'm so grateful that we get to celebrate this win with you. Balanced Body has sponsored our winter tour and they love to do a thing that really helps more bodies do Pilates. So I think this is really cool.Lesley Logan 3:18  Okay, my win. You know, I at the beginning of this year I interviewed, will interview with Alan Stein Jr. and he had said like, every single day he ends the day asking himself if he's like 1% better today than he was the day before. Right? And it's really stuck with me. Also, because it's like, it's so easy as a recovering perfectionist and overachiever to like, just you know, if you didn't get everything done, then did you do anything at all I mean, did you really, because you could do everything. Right? So what I'm proud of is not only did we make it to the end of the year, but the one major personal goal that we had to do happened. And I shared that with you on a past win but like, you know, three years in the making to make that goal when which is like getting our house, which is so it was a team effort, y'all. So we had that. And then there was other things that we got out of this year. And you know what, here's where I'll be really honest, not a single one of them hit the exact goal that I wanted, not one, and that they're all a win. And I to me, that's a win for me being able to see every single thing happen and whether or not it did hit the arbitrary goal I had doesn't mean it wasn't successful. It doesn't mean I'm not so proud of myself and my team for getting us there and getting what we got. And I say that because it can be so easy. I didn't do that. I didn't do that. I didn't do this. I didn't do that. And there's a lot of shit you won't do. That doesn't mean you didn't do a lot. That doesn't mean you're not awesome and doesn't mean you're not 1% better today than you were yesterday. Lesley Logan 0:47  So my win is that we made it. We made it and we continue to grow and we continue to learn, we continue to make some mistakes and we continue to learn from those mistakes and we continue to make an impact on more and more people. And that's exactly that's all I want is to have more bodies doing Pilates. So thank you so much for being part of that. Before I let you go, I will leave you with this. Because you like these affirmations I've heard, so here is the one for this week. And I think it's a really good week to think about it. I am peaceful and whole. I know, it's the end of the year, I am peaceful and whole. Say it out loud with me. I am peaceful and whole. I am peaceful and whole. Yes, you are peaceful and yes, you are whole. Thank you all so much. And until next time, Be It Till You See It. Lesley Logan 5:41  That's all I got for this episode of the Be It Till You See It Podcast. One thing that would help both myself and future listeners is for you to rate the show and leave a review and follow or subscribe for free wherever you listen to your podcast. Also, make sure to introduce yourself over at the Be It Pod on Instagram. I would love to know more about you. Share this episode with whoever you think needs to hear it. Help us and others Be It Till You See It. Have an awesome day. Lesley Logan 6:08  Be It Till You See It is a production of The Bloom Podcast Network. Brad Crowell 6:11  It's written, filmed, and recorded by your host, Lesley Logan and me, Brad Crowell. Lesley Logan 6:17  It is produced and edited by the epic team at Disenyo. Brad Crowell 6:20  Our theme music is by Ali at Apex Production Music, and our branding by designer and artist Gianfranco Cioffi. Lesley Logan 6:27  Special thanks to Melissa Solomon for creating our visuals and Ximena Velazquez for our transcriptions. Brad Crowell 6:33  Also to Angelina Herico for adding all the content to our website. And finally to Meridith Crowell for keeping us all on point and on time. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/be-it-till-you-see-it/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Lauren Baker is the Senior Brand Manager for Engagement and Social Impact at Dove. She is also the lead for CROWN - a coalition to help advance anti-hair discrimination legislation. Fresh off a Shorty Award win for Dove's collaboration with LinkedIn, Black Hair Is Professional, we discuss not only the importance of representation, being seen by a brand but the next logical and needed step in social impact, which is action.    Go to The Crown Act to learn more and sign the petition.

In Massachusetts, there are 9,000 young people in the foster care system, and 50,000 engaged with the Department of Children and Families. These students face a unique set of challenges, and in today's episode, Jill and Ross are joined by the leaders of two organizations at the forefront of helping them succeed. Lauren Baker, Former First Lady of Massachusetts, is the Founder and CEO of the Wonderfund, a nonprofit that supports youth engaged with the Massachusetts Department of Children and Families. Shaheer Mustafa is the President and CEO of Hopewell, the Commonwealth's largest nonprofit provider of comprehensive foster care and wraparound support. Lauren and Shaheer join us to discuss the challenges these students face and how schools and communities can best support their most vulnerable students. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In Massachusetts, there are 9,000 young people in the foster care system, and 50,000 engaged with the Department of Children and Families. These students face a unique set of challenges, and in today's episode, Jill and Ross are joined by the leaders of two organizations at the forefront of helping them succeed. Lauren Baker, Former First Lady of Massachusetts, is the Founder and CEO of the Wonderfund, a nonprofit that supports youth engaged with the Massachusetts Department of Children and Families. Shaheer Mustafa is the President and CEO of Hopewell, the Commonwealth's largest nonprofit provider of comprehensive foster care and wraparound support. Lauren and Shaheer join us to discuss the challenges these students face and how schools and communities can best support their most vulnerable students. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Rebekah Walker hosts this review and is joined by Dom Smith, Lauren Baker and Kerys Harrop of the World Cup as Spain triumph but heartbreak for England.How successful was the tournament? plus highlights, underachievers, overachievers and goal of the tournament.Subscribe via all goof podcasting platformsProduce by Leo Audio Productions Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

I've written two relatively recent articles on the economy. The first summarized Lauren Baker of ITR Economics keynote address at BPCON 22. She concluded that signs point to a potential soft landing in the economy—the aversion of disaster. Great news!  Or not.  I discussed the potential that the throttling of commercial credit markets could crash-land this potential soft landing.  In my second article, I talked about the implications of the credit cycle. I overviewed Howard Marks' thoughts on the potentially disastrous impact of a restricted credit market. We discussed the characteristics of a generous credit market as well as a tight one. We reviewed the possible impact on the economy and what could go right or wrong.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Anathema Writing Contest: https://forms.gle/Me3MS2cPDdJYmLft6 CONTENT WARNING: Depictions of grief and loss, existential dread, and mentions of apocalyptic events and their aftermath Through the shifting waters of the Source, many possible futures can be seen by those trapped beyond the veil. This is one such future... As a colony spaceship flees the smoking ruins of a dead Earth with humanity's future in tow, its captain transmits the musical legacy of his planet into the void. Little does he know that someone (or something) is listening... and waiting. Starring Van Winkle as Adam Ainsley and Lauren Baker as the Jovian, with Meredith Nudo as Amy Sterling and original music by Jesse Haugen. Written by Van Winkle and produced by Virginia Spotts, with dialogue editing and sound design by Van Winkle. This episode was made possible by our supporters at Patreon.com/homesteadcorner, ko-fi.com/homesteadcorner, and our backers on Seed&Spark. For more information, additional content, and episode transcript, visit homesteadonthecorner.com/TSTI03 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Pawley, Michele and Lauren discuss crying in public, strained family of origin relationships, changing medications and working nuanced programs of recovery.To find out more about Recovery Cast, visit:www.recoverycast.org

HOUR 3 First Lady of Massachusetts, Mrs. Lauren Baker in studio to spread Christmas cheer Breaking News: Aaron Judge signs with the Yankees The 12 days of Twitchmas roll on!  

WBZ's Carl Stevens reports.

Surrounded by death at work and sin in her life, Lauren found herself in a dark place. But God used people from FFC’s college ministry, Campus Collective, to draw her to saving faith in Christ.

How can systems thinking be applied to the global food supply? My guest today, Lauren Baker, is Deputy Director, Global Alliance for the Future of Food, a unique coalition of global philanthropic foundation members. We discuss her inspiring project, Beacons of Hope, which showcases global initiatives that are working to achieve sustainable, equitable, and resilient food systems.  

What do you watch and listen to when studying cybersecurity. What podcasts are on your must listen? Today we are talking to Lauren Baker as she talks about what is on her playlists and why.Tonight's guest is Lauren BakerBecome a supporter and let out your inner Cyber Warrior with upcoming engagements and merch! Any support goes directly back into the production of the podcast and to provide our fellow warriors with meaningful connections and discussions.Connect with our guests:Lauren Bakerhttps://twitter.com/olivialaurenbzzLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lauren-baker-austin-tx/Bio Links:https://cyberwarriorstudios.bio.linkPodcast Version: Currently available on Spotify, Apple, Google, and Amazon Podcast.Podcast RSS: https://feeds.buzzsprout.com/1315237.rssHow to Support:Buy Me A Beer: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/CyberWarriorGoFundMe: https://www.gofundme.com/cyber-warrior-studiosPatreon: https://www.patreon.com/CyberWarriorStudiosCashApp: $CyberWarriorStudiosWebsite:https://www.cyberwarriorstudios.comHow to connect with Cyber Warrior:TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@cyberwarriorstudiosTwitch: https://twitch.tv/CyberWarriorStudiosTwitter: https://www.twitter.com/CyberWarriorSt1Discord: https://discord.gg/eCSRzM6mJfBlog: https://blog.cyberwarriorstudios.comReddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/CyberWarriorStudiosCyber Supply Drop:https://www.cybersupplydrop.org***Security Happy Hour***#TheCyberWarrior#securityhappyhour#cyberwarriorstudios#MentalHealth#DontQuit#YouGotThis#cybersecurity#cyberwarrior#informationsecurity#CyberSupplyDrop#BlueTeam#RedTeam#ContentCreation#Leadership#SecurityMonitoring#SecurityOnion#EnterpriseSecurityMonitoring#Cybersecurity#Infosec#Cyber#hacking#hackers#hacker#security#cyberawareness#securitychampions#Networking#SocialNetworks#Careers#Volunteer#Transition#pentesting#penetrationtesting#hacker#cyberpodcast#cyberplaylist#cybercreatorsSupport the show

Lauren Baker is a chiropractor for both people and animals. Her husband, Tim, is her right-hand man in the business.  Their office was disorganized and chaotic, but Lauren continued to turn down Jesse's help, thinking she had it all figured out.  Finally, she admitted to her struggles with consistency in habits, both at home and work.  Tim says they were in desperate need of a system to wrangle them in.  Just 7 weeks into the Habit Based Lifestyle program, Lauren and Tim say they are communicating so much better.  Now offering a higher level of service, they've been able to raise their prices and get new clients in the door. Lauren says she's no longer like a gerbil on a wheel, she's actually getting somewhere.  They both thank Jesse for getting down in the trenches with them and helping them to get to the next level. -- Are you looking to connect with a group of like-minded habit hacking people? Join my private Facebook group along with 100's of others in my habit-based lifestyle secrets page https://www.Facebook.com/groups/307809586529906/ where I'll be dropping daily habits, tips, and tricks every single week.   Want additional information on our programs and other ways to get involved, check out my website http://jesseewell.com/ or www.Habitbasedlifestyle.com

1:00 – What motivated you to build a compendium of agroecogology?5:00 – What was discussed at the UN Food Summit you attended?7:00 – Can agroecology feed the world?11:00 – Is agroecology scalable?15:30 – Can agroecology provide meaningful livlihoods?18:00 – Can agroecology help solve climate change?24:00 – How can agroecology be molded with the current framework for the globalized food system? 28:30 – What is agroecology, exactly? 31:30 – How do we prevent agroecology from being gentrified and commodified?37:00 – What are the next steps for furthering agroecology?39:00 – Closing thoughts.

Lauren Baker with the Global Alliance for the Future of Food talks about this new report – https://futureoffood.org/insights/the-politics-of-knowledge-compendium And Ryan Slabaugh  shares information from     https://events.acresusa.com/e/2021-eco-ag-conference-trade-show

Hour 2 features an in-depth and rather heated debate spurred by Wiggy saying he knows the real reason OBJ didn't pick New England and went to LA instead. The News with Courtney features a Rhode Island police chase resulting in an accidental self-tase, coyotes in Revere, and an elder scammed by a fake grandkid. Then, Mrs. Lauren Baker joins the show to raise awareness for the Wonder Fund which distributes gifts throughout the holiday season.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode of On Air With Karyn Reece, we welcome to the show Dina Slawson and Lauren Baker from the Academy Of Theatre Arts (ATA). In this up-close and personal interview, they spill the tea on how their family-owned business has changed overtime, tips on how to get to the top in the industry, and how technology has improved theater overtime. As always, when Karyn is around, spirit is around. We also choose a lucky winner at random to receive their own psychic reading with Karyn.

Episode #77 Notes1:00 - On The Global Alliance for The Future of Food3:00 - Case studies of work GAFF.8:00 - Defining True Cost Accounting and why it matters.12:00 - Why is this different than GAP accounting? And how are externalities accounted for in True Cost Accounting?16:00 - How is True Cost Accounting embedded in regulatory frameworks?21:00 - How would true cost accounting be applied to more conventional businesses? And how would it impact them?27:30 - How does True Cost Accounting affect prices?34:30 - How is GAFF getting involved in the UN Food Systems Conference?37:00 - How do you pitch True Cost Accounting as a new norm?40:00 - How does True Cost Accounting relate to climate change?43:00 - What we can do to support True Cost Accounting.

This episode gives our amazing student leadership team with eduCATE a chance to share their passion for education.  Emily Eden, Destiny Hannick and Lauren Baker are future educators who desire to unite our UMSL COE and give direction to our students as they learn and grow as educators.  

In this episode of Art on a Podcast, founder and producer of Art Car Boot Fair, Karen Ashton talks to Rosa Torr about the history of the fair, the ethos behind the operation, some 2021 highlights and the ins and outs of how exactly this digital fair will work. Art on a Postcard will have a digital stall at the fair with brand new limited edition, hand finished prints from Sara Pope, Adam Bridgland, Lauren Baker, Rugman and introducing Maisie Cowell. Get an early sneak peek of the artworks - https://www.instagram.com/artonapostcard/ Art on a Postcard raises money for The Hepatitis C Trust. Art Car Boot Fair 15th-17th May 2021 Tickets and Info at: https://www.artcarbootfair.com/

How do people and organisations work to transform the food system? Are there effective strategies to connect local movements across the globe? And is it the size or scale of their operations, that connects them to each other, or is it something else?Lauren Baker, director of programmes at Global Alliance for the Future of Food, has been working to transform the food system for decades - in Canada, Mexico and across the world. While Lauren's work may focus on a more local or regional scale, she regularly traverses scales, reflecting how individuals and local food networks are embedded in larger systems, connected to broader political economic dynamics.In our conversation, we discuss Global Alliance’s theory of transformation, the importance of relationship building in food systems work, and why Lauren finds it essential to link local and global scale to place.For full show notes and transcript, visit: tabledebates.org/podcast-episode3

Our states First Lady Mrs. Lauren Baker joined the program today to talk about the Inauguration happening in D.C. and also a new initiatiive being launched here in Mass.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

First Lady of Massachusetts Lauren Baker and We Give Out Our Own Presidential Pardons  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Marine Tanguy got one of her first tastes of art gallery management when she was just 21 years old, but she didn't like what she saw. She felt the traditional gallery model was "elitist" and didn't allow for works from all demographics. And so, she decided to change this by opening MTArt in 2015. It's an agency for up-and-coming artists, helping them pay for studios, showcase their work through public art installations, virtual galleries and commercial partnerships and find buyers. Young artists appear to like the idea: MTArt says that it reviews 200 portfolios every month in order to find the most innovative young talent. In June 2015, Tanguy founded MTArt Agency. Tanguy has stated she founded the company to provide a better supporting structure for artists outside the traditional gallery model. MTArt covers their artists’ studio costs, sells their works, implement cultural & commercial partnerships and offers their artists press exposure. In return, MTArt Agency gains commission on each piece the artist sells, and artists give one piece of art to the agency’s private collection each year. The agency reviews 200 portfolios of up-and-coming artists every month, with the value of the selected artists’ works growing on average 150% in value year-on-year. MTArt Agency currently has offices in London and Paris. Artists that are currently managed by MTArt Agency include French biodegradable mural artist Saype, French AI collective Obvious, David Aiu Servan Schreiber, Delphine Diallo, Amber Vittoria, Claire Luxton, Dejha Ti & Ania Catherine, Elisa Insua, Lauren Baker, Léo Caillard, Tiffany Bouelle, Leno Dothan, Jennifer Abessira, Ben Cullen Williams, Jesu Moratiel, Ugur Gallenkus, Andreas Tyrimos and Asiko. As well as their investment in artists, MTArt Agency has also partnered with household brands including Aston Martin, Christie's, Chloé, the Mayor of London, Network Rail, the Louvre and the City of Paris on special projects. Tanguy is a member of the Thousand Network, the Creative Industries Federation, The Association of Women Art Dealers and The Association of Women in the Arts. Tanguy also serves as a young patron of the V&A Museum and has been appointed Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts. Tanguy has delivered two TedX talks; on how to transform cities with art (2017), and on how social media visuals affects our minds (2018). In 2018 Tanguy was a recipient of Forbes 30 under 30 Europe: Art and Culture. In 2019 Tanguy was announced as the face of a new campaign for French luxury fashion house Chloe Tanguy has been commissioned to write a book on The Visual Diet, due for publication in 2020. The Visual Diet campaign explores the themes of replacing typical social media visual consumption with enriched visual art content. Instagram: @marinetanguyart Host: Jamie Neale @jamienealejn Discussing rituals and habitual patterns in personal and work life. We ask questions about how to become more aware of one self and the world around us, how do we become 360 with ourselves? Host Instagram: @jamienealejn Podcast Instagram: @360_yourself Music from Electric Fruit Produced by Tom Dalby Composed by Toby Wright

*We need your support to continue the show! If you've listened to more than a few episodes and have learned from our work, please join our Patreon today: www.greendreamer.com/support   Dr. Lauren Baker is the Director of Programs at the Global Alliance for the Future of Food, which is a strategic alliance of philanthropic foundations working to transform global food systems through a systems-level approach and deep collaboration among philanthropy, researchers, grassroots movements, the private sector, farmers and food systems workers, Indigenous Peoples, government, and policymakers. In this podcast episode, Dr. Baker sheds light on the importance of seed diversity; what true-cost-accounting is, and why it's necessary; and more.   Featured music: Politician Man by Adrian Sutherland & Midnight Shine Episode notes: www.greendreamer.com/lauren Newsletter: www.greendreamer.com  Support the show: www.greendreamer.com/support  Instagram: www.instagram.com/greendreamerpodcast

Listeners submit their cases for the best fruit ever, and we explore the intersections of fruit, food, and colonialism. Featuring Alicia Kennedy, Coral Lee, Lauren Baker, Grant Bosse, and Hallie Casey. Sign-up for the Outside/In newsletter Links “On Luxury” by Alicia Kennedy “C is for Colonialism’s Effect on How and What We Eat” by Coral Lee Here’s the 2013 Scientific American article Taylor mentioned on America’s corn system.

Norm Murray speaks to Registered Dietitian at Loblaws, Lauren Baker, about flu season quickly approaching, grocery shopping during COVID and flu season & healthier food options that can boost your immune system this fall.

Today on Food Talk With Dani Nierenberg, James Rogers, the founder of Apeel Sciences, talks with Dani about how Apeel uses plant-based materials to extend the shelf life of produce and reduce food waste. Rogers, who has a doctoral degree in materials sciences, explains how he and a team of engineers invented Apeel based on a lofty idea. Investors in Apeel include Oprah Winfrey and singer Katy Perry, and Rogers talks with Dani about why more people should be engaged in food waste reduction. Later, Dani talks with Lauren Baker, the director of programs for the Global Alliance for the Future of Food. The alliance is made up of over two dozen international nonprofits and is dedicated to building more resilient and equitable food systems that account for the true costs of food production. She discusses this concept of true-cost accounting, inclusive philanthropy, and how to transform good ideas into lasting change. While you’re listening, subscribe, rate, and review the show; it would mean the world to us to have your feedback. You can listen to “Food Talk with Dani Nierenberg” wherever you consume your podcasts.

Support the show: patreon.com/homesteadcorner A few quick announcements as one chapter of this podcast comes to an end and another begins. Featuring music by Lauren Baker. For more info about the show, visit www.homesteadonthecorner.com

CONTENT WARNING: Depiction of a disaster, discussions of suicide, gun violence, and some strong language. After she is saved from a devastating earthquake by the superhero Silverman, reporter Lera Lynn begins work on an investigative report focusing on him. As they begin their final interview, however, it quickly becomes clear that one of them is hiding a deadly secret. This story features Allison McDonell Page as Lera, Victoria Ann Farber as Ada, Bohdi Silva as Silverman, Gus Krieger as the Controller, Jeff Frome as Andrew, and Charles Scatolini as Alan. Original music for this episode was composed by Jesse Haugen (www.notemuse.com), the Homestead on the Corner theme was composed by Lauren Baker, and the closing credits were “Witness” by Bother James (www.justinjamessinclair.com). Rate, review, and subscribe if you enjoyed, and learn more at www.homesteadonthecorner.com Help support the show at www.patreon.com/homesteadcorner

At the end of the Golden Age of Piracy, ex-pirate turned pirate-hunter Eli Barrett is found adrift at sea, raving that the infamous Anne Bonny is still alive. As he tells the captain his story, a bizarre tale of sea battles, shipwrecks, and the lost city of gold unfolds... and yet Anne Bonny is dead. Or is she? This story features Sam Taylor as Andrew, Maurice Cooper as Captain Barnet, Jesse Steele as Eli Barrett, Jeff Frome as the Surgeon, Michael Dostrow as the First Mate, and Virginia Spotts as Anne Bonny. Original music for this episode was composed by Jesse Haugen (www.notemuse.com), the Homestead on the Corner theme was composed by Lauren Baker, and the closing credits were “Bones in the Ocean” by The Longest Johns(www.thelongestjohns.com). Rate, review, and subscribe if you enjoyed, and learn more at www.homesteadonthecorner.com Help support the show at www.patreon.com/homesteadcorner

CONTENT WARNING: Strong language and thematic elements. Twenty years after an apocalyptic storm left the world in ruins, a mysterious scientist wanders into the small settlement of Holy Cross, Alaska. There he finds a reluctant ally in a brilliant young tavern-girl, but finds that friendship tested when the truth about who he is — and what he's done — comes out. This story features Bohdi Silva as Tony, Michael Dostrow as Doc, Lesley-Anne Hoxie as Harper, Charles Scatolini as Howell, Jesse Steele as Teagan, Jeff Frome as Bryon, with Marcy Murray and Juliana Olinka Jones as the scientists. Original music was composed by Jesse Haugen (www.notemuse.com) with violin solos by Hector Gonzales, the Homestead on the Corner theme was composed by Lauren Baker, and the closing credits were "Good for Goodness" by Brittain Ashford (www.brittainashford.com). Rate, review, and subscribe if you enjoyed, and learn more at www.homesteadonthecorner.com

Lauren Baker is a British multi-disciplinary artist renowned for her work using lights and reflective material. Her pieces involve neon, infinity mirrors and moving sculptures to explore light, space, energy fields, the after-life and other dimensions. She has created installations at The V&A, Tate Britain and, Tate Modern and her work is held in collections worldwide.This podcast is made in conjunction with Maddox Gallery, an international group of galleries specialising in contemporary and modern art.To listen to more of A Private View with Maeve Doyle listen live every Tuesday and Friday, 10 to 11am on Soho Radio's Culture channel at www.sohoradiolondon.com/player/culture. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

At the end of a revolution they helped to lead, the crew of the ISC Elementis is ordered to execute one of their crewmates: an immortal alien traveler known as the Castaway. But when they find themselves under attack by the Castaway's oldest enemy, the captain must put aside duty and fight alongside her friend once more. This story features Marcy Murray as the Castaway, Susan Dalian as Chikere Aster, Trevor Van Winkle as Conn, Virginia Spotts as Esen, Sam Taylor as Citizen Xander, Airen Neeley Chaconas as the Jovians, and Bohdi Silva as General Echo. Original music was composed by Jesse Haugen (www.notemuse.com), the Homestead on the Corner theme was composed by Lauren Baker, and the closing credits were "Hold your Breath" by I'm a Lion, I'm a Wolf (www.imalionimawolf.com). Rate, review, and subscribe if you enjoyed, and learn more at www.homesteadonthecorner.com

Lauren Baker, first lady of Massachusetts, came by to discuss the WonderFund which donates Christmas toys to children in need around the Commonwealth See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode of the Belt and Road Podcast, Erik Myxter-iino speaks with former MacroPolo Summer Associate Lauren Baker - about her article that looks at differing opinions of governmental and non-governmental elite opinion of Chinese investment in Mozambique. Read Lauren's article "Bridging Perceptions: China in Mozambique " here: https://macropolo.org/analysis/china-mozambique-elite-perceptions/Recommendations: Lauren - The entire MacroPolo website, and subscribe to their newsletter Erik - MacroPolo's Anecdotes video series 2) Decarbonizing the Belt and Road: A Green Financing Roadmap3) The Farewell

CONTENT WARNING: Strong language, violence, and disturbing elements. A blind gunslinger, fleeing his violent past, finds solace in the small town of Santa Lucia... but when a gang of outlaws appears in town, he must defend the place and the people he's come to call home the only way he knows how. This story features Jesse Steele as Jacob, Maurice Cooper as Sam, Jeff Frome as Cyrus, Michael Dostrow as Rueter, Christ Martin as the Sheriff, Susan Dalian as Dunn, and Charles Scatolini as Tolbert. Original music was composed by Jesse Haugen (www.notemuse.com), the Homestead on the Corner theme was composed by Lauren Baker, and the closing credits were "Another Way" by the Bodie 601 Band (www.bodie601band.wordpress.com). Rate, review, and subscribe if you enjoyed, and learn more at www.homesteadonthecorner.com

A young woman flees the complications of adult life on her wedding day, returning to the fantasy world she knew as a child... only to realize that life was never as simple or perfect as she imagined, and that her past won't let her go that easily. This short story features Jenna Lynch as Young Rowan/Lady Little Ash, Sam Taylor as Grael, Marlene Piper as Mari, Leslie Redman as Rowan, Maurice Cooper as Owliver, and Alex Brown (co-creator and star of "The Bridge" Podcast) as Laurel, with original music by Lauren Baker. Rate, review, and subscribe if you enjoyed, and learn more at www.homesteadonthecorner.com www.thebridgepod.com Music from https://filmmusic.io"Wagner Bridal Chorus - piano" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com)License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)

Lauren Baker is a highly effective Leader and OTR/L who focuses on two elements (empathy and collaboration) as cornerstones to her leadership...lean in and listen to her story of resilience and growth!Connect with Lauren: http://www.cpsconnection.com/providersSponsor: Sabor De Cuba See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

CONTENT WARNING: Some strong language, gun violence, and frightening elements. When famed horror novelist Anna Sheridan discovers strange radio signals emanating from Spirit Mountain Cave in Cody, Wyoming -- the only abandoned National Monument in America -- she finds herself embroiled in a hundred-year-old mystery as she follows the disquieting trail of a ghost in the airwaves. This short story features Airen Neeley Chaconas as Anna, Jeff Frome as Kirk, and Trevor Van Winkle as the Radio Evangelist, with original music by Lauren Baker. Rate, review, and subscribe if you enjoyed, and learn more at www.homesteadonthecorner.com

In this episode Gary Mansfield talks to multi-media artist Lauren Baker (@laurenbakerart).   Lauren Baker Is possibly best known for her neon work, most notably her text piece, ‘Everything is going ti be Fucking Amazing’. Lauren is a very mindful and spiritual person, it was whilst travelling around the countries of South America that she had an epiphany to become an artist. Lauren’s reputation as an artist is growing at quite a rate.  At the time of recording this podcast, Lauren was about to create her, Letter To Mother Earth, at the Tate Modern.   To see more of Lauren’s work go to https://laurenbakerart.com or on social media @laurenbakerart   For full line up of confirmed artists go to https://www.mizogart.com Email: podcast@mizogart.com Social Media: @mizogart

When the Earth's magnetic field reverses without warning, two arctic scientists - one at the North Pole, one in Antarctica - find themselves unexpectedly connected by the anomaly. Cut off from any hope of rescue with only each other's voices on the radio, they try to find a way home and discover that loneliness can bring the most unlikely people together... even when they're worlds apart. This short story features Amitola Lomas as Dr. Lewellyn and Trevor Van Winkle as Pvt. Utkin, with original music by Lauren Baker. Rate, review, and subscribe if you enjoyed, and learn more at www.homesteadonthecorner.com

SESSION SUMMARY: When Prohibition came to an end, the federal government left it up to each individual state to decide how they would handle the sale and distribution of beer and other adult beverages. What this led to was a tapestry of laws that saw each state operating very, very differently from one another. To this day, many laws that made next to no sense when they were put into effect back in the 1930s still exist...making even less sense as the beer world and alcohol culture as a whole has evolved.In Session 23 of the Breaking Brews Podcast, Jason Cercone is joined by Lauren Baker, current General Manager of The Harmony Inn and former Production Manager at North Country Brewing, to discuss some beer laws across the country that help the growth of beer in some states, but hinder others. In addition, Jason and Lauren talk about beer distribution and how that model has changed over the years.One topic of discussion on today's show is a new law that was going to be passed in Pennsylvania in July of 2019. This law called for the addition of a 6% sales tax on every pint sold across the bar at brewery taprooms throughout the Commonwealth. But, thanks to the efforts of the Brewers of Pennsylvania, brewery owners, and beer enthusiasts, a compromise was reached that will make this new tax much more manageable for small breweries who stood to lose upwards of $100,000 a year in revenue if they absorbed the tax and did not pass it on to their customers. Click here to read about the tax and the compromise that was reached on the Brewers of PA website.Another big topic covered on this episode is beer distribution. When does it make sense for a beer brand to sign a wholesaler agreement? Why are these agreements so iron-clad in that they do not allow a brewery to transition out, even if a wholesaler is not living up to their end of the agreement? There is a lot to be considered for brands of all sizes in this area and, as mentioned before, laws and regulations are different in each state and dictate how a brewery can grow their distribution footprint. Lauren has worked for breweries in Texas, Colorado, and Pennsylvania and brings knowledge about how a brand can be successful when it comes to expanding their footprint. She and Jason cover when and why a brewery may want to venture down that path and, when weighing the options, doing it so all parties involved can win.Connect with North Country Brewing:Website | Facebook | Instagram | TwitterAnd The Harmony Inn:Website | Facebook | Instagram | TwitterMUSIC CREDIT: All music heard on today’s session of the Breaking Brews Podcast is courtesy of purple-planet.com

As a colony spaceship flees the smoking ruins of a dead Earth with humanity's future in tow, the lone crew member, a pilot haunted by his past, transmits the musical legacy of his planet into the void. Little does he know that someone (or something) is listening... and waiting. This short story features Trevor Van Winkle as Adam, and Lauren Baker as the Mysterious Entity. Rate, review, and subscribe if you enjoyed, and learn more at www.homesteadonthecorner.wordpress.com

How do we inspire resiliency and hope in the kids who need them the most? First Lady of Massachusetts Lauren Baker and Boston restaurateur Chris Himmel (Grill 23, Post 390, Harvest, Bistro du Midi) join host Billy Shore for a heartfelt conversation about how creating positive experiences can have a profound impact on underprivileged kids. Baker discusses her work for the Wonderfund, which partners with the Massachusetts Department of Children and Families to provide comfort and dignity to children. These comforts can be as simple as buying a young boy in foster care a baseball glove. “He was able to play little league, engage with his friends, and be part of his community. That’s a moment that really matters for a child,” she explains. Himmel is very intentional about finding causes that he and his restaurants can support that have a direct impact on kids. “If you really care, you can find a way to make a difference. What we get is so much more because our team sees first-hand the difference they can make,” he says of the hands-on programs his restaurants support, including exposing hundreds of kids to farms with Green Growers and the Boys & Girls Club. First Lady Baker feels that all children deserve support. “No child is responsible for trauma that happens. Kids are dependent on the adults in their lives for survival and when the adults aren’t able for whatever reason to provide for them, the child is the one who suffers,” she says. Himmel feels that immigrants are another vulnerable group who deserve support. “From my standpoint, we couldn’t operate without people who were able to immigrate into our country. If there is additional red tape that prevents additional people from being able to come to our country and make a life for themselves, it’s not just hurting them, it’s hurting our industry and subsequently a lot of other industries,” he believes. Listen to these two committed children’s advocates discuss their motivations and the impact that simple acts can have on a child’s life.

SESSION SUMMARY: With the beer industry thriving, many events have surfaced that help celebrate the scene and its dynamic culture. Craft beer is all about community and those responsible for producing the liquid that makes it all possible are always at the core of events designed to raise money for charity, bring awareness to specific causes, and provide a tremendous alternative to beer tents with $1 drafts of domestic light lager...all while helping elevate the profile of craft beer and introducing new enthusiasts to diverse, innovative products.The generosity of the beer industry has led to the creation of many events. Most of them are planned well and support a great cause. Others, unfortunately, fall short. The object of today's show is to pinpoint some of the aspects of good events and bad events and help anyone who is planning out a beer festival get started on the right foot.In Session 19 of the Breaking Brews Podcast, Jason Cercone is joined by Meg Evans and Lauren Baker. Lauren made her first appearance on the show back in Session 3 while this is Meg's Breaking Brews debut. If you listened to Session 3, Lauren talked about her role as Production Manager at North Country Brewing Company. Since then, she has transitioned to General Manager of The Harmony Inn (a bar and restaurant also owned and operated by North Country Brewing) and Meg has picked up where Lauren has left off, vacating her role as Head Brewer at Rock Bottom to make the jump to North Country as Production Manager. If you are thinking about putting a beer event or beer festival together, what should you consider? This episode goes into great detail about many aspects, including but not limited to:What is the purpose of your event?Have you scouted out the location of your event?How big of an event do you want to host?Do you have enough bathrooms for your guests?How do you plan on taking care of your vendors?What are some of the common mistakes event planners make when executing their event?Do your vendors have everything they need (instructions on when and where to unload, ice, dump buckets, water for glass rinses, etc.)? How do you ensure the best experience for vendors? For guests? For sponsors?How do you acquire sponsors?Does your event have a charitable aspect to it?How do you properly stipend a brewery to have their beer poured at your event?How will you ensure safe, responsible drinking at your event?What do you do when months of planning go haywire day of your event and you need to think on your feet to make it all work out?What steps can you take to ensure your event will return for a 2nd year and beyond?If you'd like to read more on the subject, check out 7 Points to Consider When Planning a Beer Festival on Breaking Brews.Connect with North Country Brewing:Website | Facebook | Instagram | TwitterAnd The Harmony Inn:Website | Facebook | Instagram | TwitterMUSIC CREDIT: All music heard on today’s session of the Breaking Brews Podcast is courtesy of purple-planet.com

On this episode of Locally Grown In, join Henry Gordon-Smith and guests – Yara Nagi, Lauren Baker, Christopher Wong, and Laura Headley – as they explore the local food system in Toronto, Canada.Toronto is at an advantage over most cities grappling with food system resilience, because the City and Province have committed to addressing climate change resilience and already recognize food systems as a priority in resilience planning. In this episode we talk with Lauren Baker about the policy put in place to meet Toronto’s goal to create “A resilient food system that provides all residents with adequate and equitable access to food within walking distance immediately after an extreme weather event.”We also talk to Christopher Wong and Laura Headley about the challenges and opportunities urban agriculture entrepreneurs face and learn a bit more about current state of Toronto’s local food system.Have you listened to Episode 4 - Locally Grown In: Atlanta? If not, check it out first! Thanks for listening! LGI on iTunes

Lauren Baker is a multidisciplinary artist working from her studio in London. She talks about having an epiphany while in Peru and henceforth becoming an artist. Her work combines spiritual teachings with her interest in research based science, particularly astronomy and developments in our understanding of the big bang and space beyond planet earth. Her first show in a pub basement led to working with Tate Galleries with an installation and workshops. Her early work used crystals and gold leaf, more recently she has become known for her work in neon. Lauren's most recent work uses old tomes about philosophy and science which were exploded and onto which she grows crystals. She enjoys delivering talks and encouraging people to express their creativity, and also actively works with conservation charities to raise funds for them to continue their work. See the full post with images here Follow Lauren on Instagram @laurenbakerart Follow me on Instagram @thegitajoshi Website https://www.laurenbakerart.com/ Website https://thecuratorssalon.com/

SESSION SUMMARY: Session 3 of the Breaking Brews Podcast takes a look at brewery production management! Host Jason Cercone is joined by Lauren Baker, Production Manager at North Country Brewing Company in Slippery Rock, PA, to discuss the many roles she plays to keep her brewery running efficiently. The great thing about this interview is that it's not limited to production management. Lauren and Jason discuss a wide variety of topics in the beer industry throughout the show. We start off hearing about Lauren's background and how she broke into the craft beer world while living in Texas. Her experience took her from bartending to brand rep to sales management before landing in her present role at North Country. Jason and Lauren also discussed the importance of drinking responsibly while working in the beer industry and the role craft beer professionals play in educating consumers each and every day.North Country Brewing is located in a college town and Lauren believes their business plays a big role in helping introduce college kids to better beer options. While they still may frequent bars with $1 PBR nights, they also have an opportunity to familiarize themselves with artisanal beers right in their backyard. In addition to that, Jason and Lauren discuss how North Country has evolved in the Slippery Rock community, from their humble beginnings at their brewpub to their expansion to a 30-bbl production brewery and additional pub space at the Harmony Inn. Connect with North Country on the webs: Website | Twitter | Instagram | FacebookConnect with Lauren on Instagram and Twitter: Instagram | TwitterMUSIC CREDIT: All music on this session courtesy of purple-planet.com

SESSION SUMMARY: The Breaking Brews Podcast makes its debut (ish) with a special sneak preview of the first five sessions, all of which will go live the week of March 4th. In this introductory episode, you will get a feel for what the show is all about: a strong focus on the business side of beer with stories, experiences, and real-world scenarios discussed by industry professionals. Beer industry professionals and beer enthusiasts alike will be able to walk away from each session having learned something to help them in their day to day relationships with the world's greatest adult beverage.The introductory session has clips from Sessions 1-5, featuring the following:Session 1 - Zack Morrow from Noble Stein Brewing discusses some do's and dont's you'll want to consider when opening a brewery. Full session debuts Monday, March 4th.Session 2 - Master Cicerone Brian Reed gives us an in-depth look at the Cicerone Certification Program. Full session debuts Tuesday, March 5th.Session 3 - Lauren Baker, Production Manager at North Country Brewing, talks about her role in helping the brewery grow, both internally and externally. Full session debuts Wednesday, March 6th.Session 4 - Ian Staab, Co-Founder of Yellow Bridge Brewing, talks about how canning their beer has helped increase their exposure and strengthen the bottom line. Full session debuts Thursday, March 7th.Session 5 - Jason Cercone, Founder & CEO of Breaking Brews and host of the Breaking Brews Podcast, shares some easy-to-implement social media marketing tips and strategies. Full session debuts Thursday, March 8th. MUSIC CREDIT: "Hot Rod" and "Big Vision" courtesy of purple-planet.com

How do we inspire resiliency and hope in the kids who need them the most? First Lady of Massachusetts Lauren Baker and Boston restaurateur Chris Himmel (Grill 23, Post 390, Harvest, Bistro du Midi) join host Billy Shore for a heartfelt conversation about how creating positive experiences can have a profound impact on underprivileged kids. Baker discusses her work for the Wonderfund, which partners with the Massachusetts Department of Children and Families to provide comfort and dignity to children. These comforts can be as simple as buying a young boy in foster care a baseball glove. “He was able to play little league, engage with his friends, and be part of his community. That’s a moment that really matters for a child,” she explains. Himmel is very intentional about finding causes that he and his restaurants can support that have a direct impact on kids. “If you really care, you can find a way to make a difference. What we get is so much more because our team sees first-hand the difference they can make,” he says of the hands-on programs his restaurants support, including exposing hundreds of kids to farms with Green Growers and the Boys & Girls Club. First Lady Baker feels that all children deserve support. “No child is responsible for trauma that happens. Kids are dependent on the adults in their lives for survival and when the adults aren’t able for whatever reason to provide for them, the child is the one who suffers,” she says. Himmel feels that immigrants are another vulnerable group who deserve support. “From my standpoint, we couldn’t operate without people who were able to immigrate into our country. If there is additional red tape that prevents additional people from being able to come to our country and make a life for themselves, it’s not just hurting them, it’s hurting our industry and subsequently a lot of other industries,” he believes. Listen to these two committed children’s advocates discuss their motivations and the impact that simple acts can have on a child’s life.

The full broadcast of Boston Public Radio from Tuesday, May 9th, 2018. Massachusetts’ first lady, Lauren Baker, joined us to talk about the Wonderfundinitiative. We opened the lines to hear your thoughts on New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman resigning after The New Yorker revealed his history of sexual abuse and harassment. Food writer Corby Kummer joined us to discuss the troubling way fish are killed. Harvard Business School historian Nancy Koehn explained why the Boy Scouts will be changing its name to Scouts BSA in order to be more inclusive. Drinking straws have become a major source of pollution and a problem for ocean dwelling animals. We opened the lines to hear if you are willing to give up straws to save the environment. CNN's John King shared his thoughts on the latest headlines. Boston Pops conductor Keith Lockhart previewed the 2018 season.

What is it like to be the First Lady of Massachusetts?  This week, we packed up our recording equipment and headed to the gold-domed Statehouse in Boston to interview First Lady, Lauren Baker.  Her husband, Charlie Baker took the oath of office on January 8, 2015 and is widely heralded as the most popular governor in the United States.  His wife is a woman who has largely kept to herself, supporting Charlie but forging her own path as an advertising executive on Madison Avenue and at Hill Holliday in Boston, and as a devoted mom to their three children. When Charlie decided to run for governor, Lauren was by his side, campaigning hard in every corner of the state.  Today, she is championing a little-known non-profit called the Wonderfund, www.wonderfundma.org with a determination to help children at risk.  What started out as an initiative for the First Lady has become an avocation as she discovers the impact of early childhood trauma on a child's well-being. Her life story and her vision for a better future for the state's most vulnerable children will inspire you.  #storybehindhersuccess #16LifeLessons @charliebakerMA @WonderfundMA

5 Headlines/Facts about Lauren Baker, by Lauren Baker:   Florida Born but New Yorker at Heart No Matter Where I Live   Music is My Religion   I Make Mecca to Jazz Fest Every Year   Fav Word is Cunt (Prob Can't Use That)   Happy Place is at a Phish Show   Giant Camp Nerd, Camp Wayne For Life  

Working families with young children and babies are being left homeless and sleeping in cars in Auckland. Lauren Baker investigates for Insight.

Lauren Baker asks does therapy for sex abusers work and does it warrant extra funding?

Lauren Baker and Chris are 'talkin' PHish' as Chris gets advice for his first Phish show. 5 things a (perverted) 9 year old Chris said.