Podcast appearances and mentions of lisa andrews

Not all superheroes wear capes… some pack camping gear, design itineraries, and keep it together in a rainstorm.In this week's Travel Talk episode, host Kim Anderson shares a heartfelt tribute to the travel moms who make adventure possible, inspired by a special childhood camping trip with her mom and aunt.Following this week's conversation with Nicole Smith, the founder and CEO of Flytographer (Episode #174), where we talked about their beautiful campaign to get moms in front of the camera, Kim continues the celebration of Mother's Day with a story that captures the spirit of every mom who makes travel dreams a reality.You'll hear how even a soggy, rain-soaked night under a canvas tent turned into one of Kim's most treasured travel memories — all thanks to the incredible women who packed the snacks, set up camp, and pivoted with grace when plans didn't go perfectly.In this episode, you'll discover: • Why travel moms are the true creators of lifelong memories • How messy moments often turn into the best stories • The incredible impact moms have in shaping a child's love of travelThis episode is for anyone who's ever been inspired by a mom's magic — whether you are one, have one, or love one.Tune in and celebrate the amazing travel moms who show us all how to adventure with heart and courage.

VOTE "NO" ON AMENDMENT 2, the so-called "Right to Hunt and Fish."Big Cypress National Preserve in south Florida celebrates its 50th anniversary as the nation's first National Preserve on October 11, 2024. The Preserve will be hosting a variety of events through the end of the year in recognition of the milestone. Lisa Andrews is the education and outreach coordinator at Big Cypress and joins us to discuss what makes it a unique place.

In this episode of Outnumbered the Podcast, Bonnie & Audrey chat with family travel expert, Lisa Andrews. They chat about 10 tips for family travel. If you are traveling with your kids, be sure to listen to this episode first!Mentioned:This Travel TribeEpisode 59: Family Friendly ActivitiesEpisode 216: Pack for a Large Family VacationAbout Outnumbered the Podcast:Two moms, parenting a combined total of 19 kids and finding joy in the chaos.Join Audrey and Bonnie as they share real parenting tips for real people through humor, advice and compassion.Whether it's tackling how to teach kids to work or discussing where to turn when you're all out of patience, these two experienced moms are here to offer authentic tips for raising children joyfully.Join us:YouTubeInstagram

Do women have different considerations for heart health than men? What are some key nutritional considerations that women should think about to help protect themselves from cardiovascular disease risk as they age? Taken from a listener question....she asks "should I cut fat out of my diet if I'm at risk for heart disease because it runs in my family?" Joined by Lisa Andrews, RD from Sound Bites Nutrition, Sandra and Rob have a lively conversation about women's heart health. Enjoying the show? Consider leaving a 5 star review (if you loved it!), and/or sharing this episode with your friends and family :) Don't forget to visit our social media pages as well. You can find us on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube. Your support helps fuel the stoke and keeps the show going strong every week. Thanks! Website: www.mywifethedietitian.com Email: mywifetherd@gmail.com

Are you ready for a family vacation but need a little inspiration on what to do or where to go? Join us this week as we embark on an exciting journey of planning unforgettable adventures for the whole family. We delve into various trip designs tailored to suit kids of all ages.Whether you're eager to immerse your little ones in the wonders of the great outdoors or yearning to explore some of the world's best cities with your teens, this episode has got you covered. Our guest, Lisa Andrews, the brilliant mind behind This Travel Tribe, brings her wealth of experience and expertise in family travel to the table.Together with Lisa, we'll uncover an array of age-appropriate activities and destinations that cater to every child's interests and developmental stage. From picturesque nature getaways to bustling urban escapades, there's something to suit everyone and every budget.Prepare to be inspired as we share practical tips, insider secrets, and heartwarming anecdotes that will make your family vacations truly unforgettable. So, join us for an enriching conversation filled with laughter, insight, and the joy of discovering the world with your loved ones.TOPICS DISCUSSED:Making memoriesLife skills learned while navigating new experiencesThe benefits of starting smallDifferences in travel opportunities as children growRESOURCES:Connect with Lisa:Instagram: @thistraveltribeWebsiteBOOKS MENTIONED:The Measure by Jenna PickVOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITES FOR TEENS:HumanitarianXP Support the showLet's CONNECT! Subscribe to the Newsletter

Nobody does a road trip like we do, and tonight's will haunt you. The Jeff & The Jer are joined by Lisa and Cody Ritzmann, Lisa Andrews (aka Violet Rage), and Jason Moorhouse for an all-night adventure in America's most haunted land, Gettysburg, PA. First, the crew take to the Civil War battle fields for a history lesson and some EVP work. Then they set up ghost-busting shop in Mark Nesbitt's estate and settle in for a night of... terror? Laughs? Nothing? You will find out! Finally, right before The Jer gets on a bus and heads home, the unthinkable happens. (Apparently, some other paranormal fellas felt left out.) Here it is, kids! Our first ever Paratopia ghost hunt! Jeff and Jeremy want to pay special thanks to Mark and Carol Nesbitt for their gracious hospitality and trust in allowing us to investigate their Gettysburg house.

Just when you thought you had the internet figured out, new waves of technology approach. With them come a torrent of unfamiliar terms: non-fungible tokens, web3, DAOs, the Metaverse. Are they real, hype, or are they keys to solving the world's biggest problems? In this episode, we host investor and futurist Lisa Andrews. She's fascinated by this new technology and sees an opportunity in it to create a positive impact on humanity. As Lisa puts it, we are living in the phigital world. That is to say, a hybrid of the physical and digital world. Think about the life you lead online and the one you lead offline. They're not the same but are closely related. The Metaverse is where those two worlds start to converge. And therein lies a new opportunity for innovation, creativity, and of course, business. If you think you've missed this new wave of technology, think again. There is plenty more to learn and discover. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In today's episode, Heather and Rich are joined by Lisa Andrews, a professional investor (with a financial, data, and engineering background), a futurist, who is currently working on solving the Global Grand Challenges by encouraging businesses and other entrepreneurs to think bigger in having a positive impact on the world, to talk about what a world would look like a few years from now with Web 3.0 integrated into our daily lives, the differences compared to now, and more! Let's get into it... Check out Lisa's socials: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lisajjandrews/?originalSubdomain=au (LinkedIn) | https://www.lisaandrews.global/ (Website) This podcast is sponsored by Dead Heads: Website - https://www.deadheads.io/ (https://www.deadheads.io/)  Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/deadheads_nft/ (https://www.instagram.com/deadheads_nft/)  YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/c/DeadHeadsNFT (https://www.youtube.com/c/DeadHeadsNFT)  OpenSea - https://opensea.io/collection/deadheads (https://opensea.io/collection/deadheads)  Twitter - https://twitter.com/DeadHeadsNFT (https://twitter.com/DeadHeadsNFT)  Discord - https://discord.com/invite/ECqkn4cdEp (https://discord.com/invite/ECqkn4cdEp)  Questions? Comments? Join our community on https://discord.com/invite/Z7yEcDN6yy (Discord) or email us at info@nfts4newbies.com! You can follow NFTs 4 Newbies on social https://bit.ly/3rBGGxI (HERE)  * Disclaimer* This content is for educational and entertainment purposes only. We are not giving financial or investment advice. 

Two incredible women, who have not stopped bouncing off of each other since the day they met. Individually they are seriously impressive. Together they are solving some of the world's greatest challenges through a combination of mind-blowing technology and mindsets. They are driven by the challenge of making a positive impact on a billion people. They are well on their way as Co-CEOs of Singularity University, Australia. In a Brave Feminine Leadership first, the three of us talked about showing up as your best self, which area of your personal life has scarcity and how it is impacting your leadership, nano robots, the ripple effect of a simple question, gratitude and insatiable curiosity.

Welcome back to another episode of the Real Estate Excellence Podcast! Today, I have Lisa Andrews on the podcast.  Lisa Andrews has spent her professional career in the real estate industry.  From lending to title work, she has exercised great knowledge, leadership, and a dedication to excellence.     [00:01 - 06:47] Opening Segment   I welcome Lisa to the show  Golden Dog Title and Trust's Story Your companion “Everybody gets a little golden retriever.” Lisa shares her life story and journey to where she is now   [06:48 - 45:22] Leadership, Influence and Dedication   Everything in Paper Recording the Deed and More in Florida “It's either you love it or you don't”: Lisa's secret to how she started young What does a Director of Sales and Marketing do in a title company? The Ultimate Customer Experience at Golden Dog Title and Trust Lisa and her part in the Women's Council of Realtors How Lisa builds and strengthens her leadership presence What are the Unseen by Agents and Lenders? Owner's Policy An Owner's Policy Tale The Next Steps in the Process What is estoppel? My Own New Survey Every Time Preparing the documents and balancing Married or Not Married? Why You need a Good Closer The One Thing Lisa Wants Her Agents to Do “There's only certain things we can do.” The Biggest Misconceptions of Buyers and Sellers to the Title Company The ALTA Settlement Statement   [45:23 - 50:25] Closing Segment Who You Know or What you Know? “ I feel like it is who you know, but you don't even know who to go to if you don't know. ” Lisa's Travel Bucket List Somewhere unfamiliar for a month Connect with Lisa Andrews See links below Final words Tweetable Quotes:   “You should be able to do it without me. And that's what I always want people to raise them up, lift them up. I want everybody to know what I know are more. ” - Lisa Andrews   “You need to have a good closer, and someone that is friendly, and is knowledgeable.” - Lisa Andrews   “It's wonderful to see the difference in the way people live.” - Lisa Andrews Connect with Lisa Andrews through 904-476-1966, lisa.andrews@goldendogtitle.com, Facebook, and LinkedIn!  Or you can visit their website.  SUBSCRIBE & LEAVE A 5-STAR REVIEW as we discuss real estate excellence with the best of the best!     Join our community at www.tracyhayespodcast.com   Email Tracy.Hayes@jethl.com to get in touch with me. Connect with me on Facebook and LinkedIn. Check out Jet HomeLoans, LLC and get top-flight resources and first-class service in buying your house!

Menopause - we've all heard about it. Whether we've gone through it, we're preparing for it, or it's still a long ways away, it's never too early to learn more about it! Tune into this week's episode featuring Lisa Andrews, MEd, RD, LD to learn all about how leading a healthy lifestyle can affect our menopause experience.Have any questions for Lisa? Find her at https://soundbitesnutrition.com/***Have any follow up questions? Want to stay in the loop on Omnia Fit's website launch? Want to just say hi? Email us at info@omniafit.co!Like what you hear and want to support more shows? We appreciate it :) Click here: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/omniafit

On this episode, we speak with Registered Dietician Lisa Andrews about our thyroid gland.  What it is?  What it does in the body? What are the problems associated with it?  We learn symptoms of hyperthyroidism, hypothyroidism and Hashimotos and how many mirror perimenopausal symptoms.  Lisa wrote the book The Complete Thyroid Cookbook and she shares dietary concerns, food sensitivities and inflammation.  It is important that women in midlife ask that their thyroid levels be checked because many don't even realize there is a problem.   Lisa is the owner of Sound Bites Nutrition in Cincinnati where she shares her nutrition knowledge through teaching, counseling, cooking demos, and freelance writing. She has over 30 years of experience in the field of nutrition. Lisa is the author of the Healing Gout Cookbook, Complete Thyroid Cookbook and upcoming Heart Health Meal Prep Cookbook.  She is active in the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics as a House Delegate representative for Ohio and has served as president and chair on professional issues. Lisa's line of food pun swag, Lettuce beet hunger supports those suffering food insecurity in Cincinnati.  Subscribe on any podcast platform. https://soundbitesnutrition.com/ www.hotflashescooltopics.com

On this episode, Al Nicoletti brings on the Show, Lisa Andrew's from Golden Dog Title located in Jacksonville Florida! On this episode, Al and Lisa discuss:Why Homesteading In Florida Is Important!What is a Title Commitment and Why Is it Important? The Biggest Deal Killer In The Title World! Advice To Someone Interested In Diving Into The Title World And so, so much more!Check out this episode with Lisa Andrew's from Golden Dog Title in an episode that shouldn't be missed!Lisa has over twenty years in the title insurance industry with the first 16 years on the Operations side of the business along with a mortgage and banking background.  Lisa Andrews has a true vision of what her professional life should emulate. As one of the Licensed Title Agents and Director of Sales and Marketing for Golden Dog Title & Trust she strives to give her customers exceptional and professional service while building the company's retail business to a new level achieving this by earning the trust and confidence of colleagues, customers, and affiliated business partners by building strong mutually beneficial relationships. Lisa is involved in Women's Council of Realtors, Jacksonville, NEFAR Councils, earning Affiliate of the year in 2016 and 2018 and has been a Major Investor in RPAC since 2018 and is Chairing NEFBA/SMC Sam Tram for 2021.  Lisa's passion is community involvement whether it is in the Real Estate Industry or supporting local charities but her obsession is traveling with friends and familyBorn and raised in the Midwest, Lisa and her husband of 31 years, children and in-laws moved to Florida in 2003 and in 2005 found the Jacksonville area to be the closest thing to the Midwest lifestyle they were accustom and settled to love it and make it their home.Her social media account:Facebook: Golden Dog Title & Trust JacksonvilleLisa Andrews: @LisaAndrewsThis audio does not provide legal advice nor does it create any attorney/client relationship.  The matters discussed in this audio are for informational and educational purposes only.

The Direction Not Perfection podcast grew from my desires to reach as many people as I could with information that will help them become and stay healthy. I had no idea how much I would love producing a podcast. In creating the past 113 episodes I have become incredibly energized and fueled by the people I have had the privilege to interview. I spend so much time immersed in each subject leading up to an interview and then working on each episode, that I literally have the feeling of missing some of these individuals when we are finished. Another pleasant surprise is how much I use their content all the time! The wisdom that exists through these interviews is invaluable. I can refer my clients to specific episodes to hear professional advice pertinent to their struggles, that can speak to them and gently introduce a topic that might be habit changing, comforting or inspirational. The beauty of a podcast is that they are not one and done. They are there for you to visit or revisit whenever you need or want to. Whether you are just finding me for the first time or have been listening since episode one, I want to suggest that you go to past episodes and check them out. Today and next week I am going to provide snippets from past interviews that can speak to you or inspire you and give you an understanding of what is buried in past episodes. It might be exactly what you need to plug into your ears today to build yourself up, make you feel stronger or surrounded by hope and equipped to tackle your day. This is what we are fighting for… This week you will hear: Clip 1: Lisa Andrews - talking on inflammation Podcast Episode 18: Food fight Against Inflammation, Published May 10, 2019Clip 2: Kristin Thomas - with some physical therapy talk Podcast Episode 14: By the Raise of Hands, Who Has A Past Injury? Published April 12, 2019Clip 3: Amy Reed - Hooked on diet culture at an early age Podcast Episode 33: Hooked on Diet Culture at an Early Age Published August 23, 2019Clip 4: Personal Trainer Claire - Being the best version of you Podcast Episode 42: Being the Best Version of YouPublished October 25, 2019 Clip 5: Dr. Laurie Little - Diving into Emotional EatingPodcast Episode 45: Let’s Talk Emotional Eating with Clinical Psychologist, Dr. Laurie Little. Published November 15, 2019Resources:www.healthaccountabilitycoach.comwww.facebook.com/houselifestylesIG: houselifestyles

In this episode of the Make More Money as a Dietitian Podcast, Christine and Lisa discuss how she's making money as a dietitian with her unique gift of creating food pun swag and merchandise.  Lisa Andrews is the owner of Sound Bites Nutrition in Cincinnati where she shares her nutrition knowledge through teaching, counseling, cooking demos, and freelance writing. She is the author of the Healing Gout Cookbook and upcoming Complete Thyroid Cookbook.  Lisa is active in her state and will serve as a House Delegate representative for Ohio and is currently co-chair of the Diversity, Equity and Inclusion committee and nominating committee. She has been president, chair on professional issues and media representative as well.  Lisa’s line of food pun swag, Lettuce beet hunger supports those suffering food insecurity in Cincinnati. She has over 25 designs to “chews” from.

Lisa Andrews, registered dietitian at Sound Bites Nutrition and jack of all trades, brings her community together through food and food puns. She shares how she started the People’s Pantry Cincy which has caught on across the nation. All proceeds from her food pun clothing line also go to those suffering from food and nutrient insecurity.

Music: “Breathing” by Lee Rosevere Show Notes +Big Cypress National Preserve +Big Cypress Jetport +National Park Service Name Designations The post 52. An Introduction to Big Cypress National Preserve | Lisa Andrews, BCNP Outreach/Education Coordinator appeared first on Orange Blaze: A Florida Trail Podcast.

Here on Candid Conversations we talk to changemakers about what is happening in their industry right now. In this episode we talk to Lisa Andrews and Nicki Hutley about: Economic trade offs for social impact Technology for economic productivity Encouraging innovation and entrepreneurship The role of companies in creating sustainable economic growth If you haven't already, follow Candid Conversations or subscribe wherever you listen to your podcasts. Host: Michaela Curry. For enquiries about the series please contact innovation@deloitte.com.au    ADDITIONAL RESOURCES https://preview2.deloitte.com/au/en/pages/technology/solutions/deloitte-singularityu-australia-alliance.html?nc=1   © 2020 Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu. DISCLAIMER: This communication contains general information only, and none of Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu Limited (“DTTL”), its global network of member firms or their related entities (collectively, the “Deloitte organisation”) is, by means of this communication, rendering professional advice or services. Before making any decision or taking any action that may affect your finances or your business, you should consult a qualified professional adviser. No representations, warranties or undertakings (express or implied) are given as to the accuracy or completeness of the information in this communication, and none of DTTL, its member firms, related entities, employees or agents shall be liable or responsible for any loss or damage whatsoever arising directly or indirectly in connection with any person relying on this communication. DTTL and each of its member firms, and their related entities, are legally separate and independent entities.

My special guest today is the gorgeous Lisa Andrews! Lisa is a forensic scientist, turned chiropractor, turned mindset and energy coach for female healthcare practice owners. After making all the mistakes herself and having something of a bumpy road as a business owner, she now loves helping women align their mindset and energy so they can create a life and business they love - without sacrificing their health, happiness and freedom in the process. Lisa helps women change their beliefs, remove the blocks that are keeping them stuck and create the inner transformation that leads to massive outer results. Facebook For a place at Lisa's Energetic Self Care Masterclass on Friday 20th November. Type in MASTERCLASSGIFT at the checkout for a free place. (A replay will be available if you can't make the call live.) To book a call with Lisa for an Alignment Audit (a friendly chat with an actual human who's been where you are and gets it.) She'll audit your mind, body and energy to find out the real thing that's blocking your business growth, and give you clarity on how to move forward.

A variety of topics in today's packed show. We talk ethanol with POET founder and CEO Jeff Broin. Then we have a conversation on conservation with Pipa Elias, Agriculture Director for The Nature Conservancy in North America and Jim Inglis, Director of Governmental Affairs for Pheasants Forever, Inc and Quail Forever. Finally, with the pandemic keeping so many people at home Cincinnati-based registered dietician Lisa Andrews offers suggestions on providing healthy and nutritional meals for the family. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of the iCantCU Podcast, I talk about Believe You Can! presented by the Keystone Chapter of the NFB of PA with Harriet Go and Lisa Andrews. The talent show features blind and visually impaired performers and is taking place on 10/17 at 7pm ET. Tickets are $10 and $25. Links to purchase tickets on the show notes page at https://www.iCantCU.com/095

Episode 95: Lisa Andrews (https://www.kwrwater.nl/en/experts-expertises/experts/lisa-andrews-2/) works as a researcher in the Innovation and Valorisation team at KWR (Watercycle Research Institute) and is also the Engagement Manager for Watershare. Her work is divided between research and the practical application of engagement, knowledge transfer, learning theories, science communication, and collaboration across EU and international projects. Aside from her work at KWR, Lisa works on international consulting projects with The Nature Conservancy, IWA, and the CRC for Water Sensitive Cities. She is also currently serving on the SWAN Forum Rising Smart Water Professionals (RiSWP) 2020 Leadership Team. Motto: "Science only helps if people can understand it." KWR -- Sewage surveillance projects https://www.kwrwater.nl/en/actueel/covid-19-publicaties/ Podcast with colleague Gertjan Medema https://soundcloud.com/user-647738337/how-is-the-recent-corona-research-preparing-us-for-current-and-future-pandemics%C2%A0 Report on Science and Crisis Communication https://www.kwrwater.nl/en/actueel/how-to-effectively-communicate-science-during-a-public-health-crisis-covid19/ Sewers4covid website: https://devpost.com/software/sewers4covid Anglian water explains COVID to customers: https://www.anglianwater.co.uk/help-and-advice/coronavirus/ Shop window raising awareness on saving water and money https://www.anglianwater.co.uk/news/pop-to-the-smarter-drop-shop--its-top/ My paper on Dutch drinking water companies: https://www.kysq.org/pubs/NL-DWCs.pdf City water project: https://kysq.org/cwp/ Blog post, testing at the tap: https://kysq.org/aguanomics/2013/04/delivering-water-quality-to-the-tap/

Marilee Talkington, founder of the Access Acting Academy, joins Simon Bonenfant and Lisa Andrews for an in-depth look at not only the Access Acting Academy and the classes being offered, the conversation goes backstage to discover what drove Marilee to begin the revolution and bring Access Acting Academy from an idea to our reality. (From the web) Access Acting Academy is a 1st-of-its-kind actor training program for blind, low vision, and visually impaired adults, teens and kids. Training of this caliber, breadth, and level of accessibility have never been offered before. Until now.  Whether you are simply curious, a beginning actor, early to mid career professional, or someone who performed before experiencing vision loss and is eager to integrate your new perception so you can get back out there, there is something here for you. Our ONLINE Fall classes are made up of two 4-week online sessions offering study in the core classes of Acting, Voice, Embodiment, Musical Theater, Dynamic Movement and Gesture, and Shakespeare. And our electric Friday night SLAM SERIES and Special Guest Artist Weekend Intensives will cover a huge range of leading edge and helpful artistic topics ranging from Creating Solo Work to Rockin’ Your Self-Tape.  Come join the Revolution and reveal the creative greatness within you.  For more information and to sign up for classes, go to Access Acting Academy. “We are inherently rich with imagination and potent creative potential. No one is missing anything necessary to be an impactful creator.” — Marilee Talkington Contact Your State Services If you reside in Minnesota, and you would like to know more about Transition Services from State Services contact Transition Coordinator Sheila Koenig by email or contact her via phone at 651-539-2361. Contact: You can follow us on Twitter @BlindAbilities On the web at www.BlindAbilities.com Send us an email Get the Free Blind Abilities App on the App Storeand Google Play Store. Check out the Blind Abilities Communityon Facebook, the Blind Abilities Page, and the Career Resources for the Blind and Visually Impaired group

Every time you turn around there is new hype about fad diets, super foods and eating plans; all with glowing reviews about the amazing results you can get if you use them. They may sound good but if those claims are not backed by research, dietitians don’t promote them. We are trained from day one to look for evidence-based research about any claims. Even if it sounds amazing and people are benefiting, we dig deep to find out more about it. We want to see evidence such as who else could be benefiting from it, who it could be harming and what long term results there might be. It is never a simple answer when it comes to nutrition. There are always many layers to investigate.Today’s interview is with returning guest, Dietitian Lisa Andrews. She has been recognized twice as the Dietitian of the Year by the state of Ohio, so I asked her to address ten of the top food myths.1. Myth: Only Shop the perimeter of the grocery store. Truth: Health foods are found in every area of the store. Read labels. Look for high protein and fiber, low sodium foods. Consider having a dietitian take you on a “grocery tour” to teach you what to look for and avoid.2. Myth: Frozen meals aren’t good for you. Truth: Many frozen meals now come with healthy ingredients and they are portion controlled. They are easy to have on hand for times when you would otherwise go out, order in or settle for whatever is readily available.3. Myth: Frozen fruits and veggies are less healthy than fresh ones. Fact: Most fruits and veggies are frozen within several hours of being picked so they are at the peak of their freshness. Items that you have fresh at home, but will not get to before they go bad, can be frozen to use later, reducing food waste.4. Myth: Several small meals throughout the day are better than 3 large meals. Fact: There is no one eating plan that is right for everyone. Meal timing is dependent on the unique needs of each individual, taking into consideration their hunger, how they feel and their energy requirements.5. Myth: Eating after 6 PM causes weight gain. Fact: What you eat throughout the day and the type of food you consume in the evening, determines whether you gain weight.6. Myth: You should only eat organic foods. Fact: This is a personal choice. Pesticide levels in non-organic food are so low that there is no problem eating them, especially in items with skin or peel that you remove. Buy organic if you like, but don’t feel guilty if you don’t.7. Myth: You shouldn’t eat eggs if you are worried about your cholesterol. Fact: Eggs have good properties in both the white and the yolk. The sides people usually eat with eggs, such as bacon, sausage and cheese, are more harmful to a healthy diet than the eggs so practice moderation in all of them.8. Myth: Avoid all saturated fat. Fact: Try to limit saturated fat to 3 grams or less per serving. Many relatively healthy foods such as natural peanut butter contain saturated fat.9. Myth: Detox diets help to cleanse and remove toxins from your body. Fact: No, they don’t. The liver, kidney and lungs are what removes toxins from your body. Cut out extra calories and take out anything toxic that might be doing harm to your body like processed sugar but make it sustainable to your health. Strange, severely limiting diets, weird teas or similar short-term fixes can cause more harm than good.10. Myth: Drinking coffee is an unhealthy habit. Fact: Coffee has a lot of health benefits. It reduces Parkinson’s, may help with diabetes and gout and is a good source of antioxidants. It is what you put in your coffee that can be unhealthy.Lisa is the owner of Sound Bites Nutrition. She sells a line of food pun t-shirts. Her book The Healing Gout Cookbook: Anti-Inflammatory Recipes to Lower Uric Acid Levels and Reduce Flares is available to preorder on Amazon. She is passionate about food insecurity and designed a program called People’s Pantry Cincy which provides non-perishable food to individuals in need.Podcast 18, May 10, 2019: Lisa Andrews, Food Fight Against Inflammation.lisa@soundbitesnutrition.comfacebook.com/peoplespantrycincy/https://soundbitesnutrition.com/shophttps://www.facebook.com/soundbitesnutritionllc/Other Resources:www.healthaccountabilitycoach.comwww.facebook.com/houselifestyles

ENHANCING HUMAN EXPERIENCE Lisa Andrews and Christina Gerakiteys are the women bringing Singularity University to Australia. Two incredibly inspiring business women in their own right, they've found a common calling in bringing exponential technologies to exponential minds. We invited Lisa and Christina on the show to explore the rare ideas and realm surrounding forums and summits like SU. A place where the Big Dream isn't the anomaly. Christina and Lisa's quesiton was: In this prolonged period of peace and prosperity, technology continues to advance us at an exponential pace beyond dreams not even imagined. Do the ‘bright lights’ of technological advancement impede our ability to question if the answer is technological; or should there be a more humanistic approach? We spoke on the resource use of technology, the next Global impact ideas, how SingularityU will impact Australia, what inspires these ladies and an endless stream of subjects all about impacting our world for the better. Enjoy the Show.   www: https://singularityuaustraliasummit.com/ IG: @singularityuaustralia, @singularityu, @lisaandrews__, @utopiaxglobal   Show Notes 00.00 : 02.15 - Introducing Lisa & Christina 02.16 : 03.20 - WWO Intro 03.21 : 04.45 - Introducing Singularity University 04.46 : 07.45 - Impacting Australia 07.46 : 09.45 - Leadership, Chapters and Changes 09.46 : 14.24 - Diverse Inspiration 14.25 : 15.34 - The amazement heading our way 15.35 : 20.50 - Technology is a resource. 20.51 : 24.10 - First and Second Order Consequence 24.11 : 27.50 - Enhancing our ideas 27.51 : 34.30 - Having a Bigger Impact 34.31 : 36.54 - Acting on our Ideas 36.55 : 49.04 - SU's pillars of inspiration 49.04 : 56.43 - Relationships are all there is 56.44 : 58.43 - Complimentary Companions 58.44 : 1.00.01 - School Morning Mantra 1.00.02 : 1.02.23 - Oz' Take Aways 1.02.24 : 1.03.07 -Ladies' Ambition 1.03.08 : 1.05.26 - Thank You & Wrap Up.   www: wordswithoz.com IG: @WordsWithOz  

Conversation 136:  The Story, Journey and Passion of Lisa C. Andrews MEd, RD, LD “This is my profession and I don’t want to hear dietitians bashing other dietitians. It’s not cool. I want to share the love. I always tell my students, never burn any bridges because the world is really small. You might be drowning somewhere and that person might need to save you. ” Lisa C. Andrews MEd, RD, LD Today’s conversation is with Lisa Andrews, a registered dietitian from Ohio who has worked clinical, started her own business and has an awesome food pun T-shirt line.  Lisa and I connected through social media from either the love of food puns or the love of our tortie kitties, so I knew we had a connection from the start. Lisa has always had a passion for health as she was an athlete growing up and living with her father who had diabetes. She worked an extensive career with the VA hospital as a clinical dietitian, was an adjunct instructor and currently is an entrepreneur in her own practice doing consulting and counseling, as well as selling awesome food pun merchandise.  Please enjoy my conversation with Lisa. Connect with Lisa:  Sound Bites Nutrition Website, Instagram, Twitter, Facebook.     www.anneelizabethrd.com Copyright © 2019 OPI & AEHC Song: One Of These Days Artist: The Gemini www.thegeminimusic.com Music used by permission. All rights received. © ASCAP OrtmanMusic

On this episode of Real Estate Talk I am having a conversation with Lisa Andrews. She is with Golden Dog Title and Trust. We’ll be discussing what’s required to get your property from a contract to a closing table. I’ve known Lisa for four or five years know. She’s incredibly resources regarding title insurance. Lisa has 20 years of experience with title insurance. She also has a background in mortgage and banking. Now she is the Director of Sales for Golden Dog Title and Trust. Lisa excels at giving customers a professional level of service. She has a long list of awards and accolades. Lis has been in Jacksonville since 2005and loves to travel and spend time with her friends and family. During this episode, Lisa and I discuss a variety of subjects. Lisa provides insight into the world of insurance, sharing what the role of a title company is, how to determine who to hire, what exactly title insurance is and why it’s need, who typically pays for title insurance and so much more. We also talk about wire fraud, title commitment and customary fees. For all the insurance insight make sure to check out this episode of Real Estate Talk with the Lisa Andrews. It’s definitely one you don’t want to miss. Enjoy the show! IN THIS EPISODE: [2:25] What’s on Lisa’s bucket list [3:10] How Lisa got into insurance [4:32] What role does a title company play in a real estate transaction [6:27] Determining who to hire [9:10] What exactly is title insurance and why do we need it [11:40] Who typically pays for title insurance [12:55] Do you need a survey [14:55] Why you should have an insurance policy [16:20] Wire fraud [20:51] What is title commitment [22:50] Customary title fees [26:52] Delays in closings CONTACT: Website: goldendogtitle.com Phone: 904-476-1966 QUOTES: “The title companies role is to guide you into the closing process and get you from the table into your new home.” “If you live in a CDD those are paid current.”

Ep 017 Is hiking to Havaupai in the Grand Canyon on your bucket list? Come join your host, Lisa Andrews, as she talks with Adam Dibble all about ways to create a successful hiking experience to Havasupai. We talk all about getting there, the hike in, cool things to do in the Supai Villiage, food suggestions, waterfall destinations, where you should camp and so much more. If you haven't considered hiking here, you will likely be adding it to your travel wish list by the end of this episode. Show notes: www.thistraveltribe.com/podcast

You'd never suspect it but Lisa is a chartered accountant with a passion for growing businesses fast. In this interview discover how Lisa has achieved so much at such a young age.

Episode 011 Do you love finding and enjoying great food while traveling? We do! Join your host, Lisa Andrews, as she talks with her husband, Ward, and daughter, Hannah, about many of their favorite travel food finds. Come listen & learn about how to find great places to eat while traveling and what food finds they think you should scout out on your next trip. We’d love to hear about your favorite travel food experiences! Stop by our Instagram account @thistraveltribe and message us. You can learn about even more of our travel food finds by looking up the hashtag #thistraveltribefood on Instagram! https://www.thistraveltribe.com/podcast/2019/4/11/011-our-favorite-food-finds-around-the-world-wward-hannah-and-lisa-andrews

Lisa is a registered dietitian and owner of Sound Bites Nutrition. She and Paige talk food and nutrition related to self, relationships and life.

Do you know the difference between hunger and food insecurity? Wondering what you can do in your community to lend a helping hand to people in need? My guest this week is #FoodDignity advocate and dietitian, Clancy Harrison, RDN. She's on a mission to remove the stigma associated with food stamps, WIC, and other food assistance programs (she sees these programs as a hand "up" versus a hand "out") and improve the quality of the food provided.  Show Highlights: Clancy Harrison, MS, RDN shares her mission to bust the stigma surrounding food assistance programs. Clancy defines hunger  as something everyone can feel at any time when you don’t have enough food and defines food insecurity as not having enough food to curb the hunger, or you’re eating poor quality food choices that lack nutritional value. Liz and Clancy discuss the health/psychological consequences of not having enough to eat and Clancy asks you to imagine putting your child to bed hungry and how stressful it would be to worry every day how you'll feed your child. Psychosocial feelings associated with not eating enough nutritional food particularly affect children negatively and may even prevent them from participating in sports or school activities. 58% of people who are food insecure live above the poverty rate. The majority of people who use food stamps are the working poor. Clancy talks about working at a food pantry and how it enabled her to talk to people who were food insecure and discover how embarrassed they often feel when accepting food assistance. Clancy discussed how volunteers at the food pantry were reluctant to take extra food and how they eventually accepted food and began sharing recipes with one another. Liz shares about a dietitian in Cincinnati named Lisa Andrews who won a $10,000.00 grant to set up 10 mini food pantries around the city. The program is called, the People's Pantry Cincy. In 2017, one in five families in the US did not have enough food and one in three chronically ill adults have to choose between food, medicine or both. Clancy and Liz discuss whose responsibility it is to take care of those who are food insecure. Obese and food insecure? Clancy says they do co-exist because people may be purchasing poor quality food or may be sedentary because they can’t afford to join a gym, etc. Clancy suggests taking plastic grocery bags to food pantries so they can use them to distribute food. She also suggests donating canned foods with flip-top cans so they're easy to open.     Here is how YOU can get involved: Examples of food assistance volunteer opportunities in communities across the U.S.    * Lisa Andrews is a dietitian in Cincinnati who won a grant to put Mini Food Pantries in food deserts throughout the city. Learn more about the People's Pantry Cincy here:  * https://www.facebook.com/peoplespantrycincy/  *https://www.bizjournals.com/cincinnati/news/2017/06/27/neighborhood-mini-food-pantries-take-bite-out-of.html * Podcast Posse member, Yvonne C. is involved with a program called, Community Food Rescue in Montgomery County, Maryland. Their motto is, Donate, Deliver, Feed. They get surplus food delivered to places that can use it. The goal is to help feed more and waste less. Learn more here: https://www.communityfoodrescue.org/    * Lex Eat Together in Lexington, MA: I volunteer once a month for this program. Volunteers come together to provide a weekly meal in a setting which respects privacy and dignity. Food is purchased, and some of it is donated through a program called Food Link (a food rescue organization). Volunteers cook, serve, and clean up after the meal, which takes place in a local church. Anywhere from 50 - 70 people enjoy the meal together.  Learn more here: http://www.lexeattogether.org/ Food Link: http://www.foodlinkma.org/    Resources: Feeding America. Lists food banks in your area.  https://www.feedingamerica.org/ Website: http://clancyharrison.com Clancy's TEDx talk: The Shocking Truth About Food Insecurity https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HakCAdPrlms  Get Clancy's free handout: 3 Ways to I.G.N.I.T.E. a culture of Food Dignity https://fieldsofflavor.lpages.co/ignite-dignity/  Twitter: https://twitter.com/ClancyCHarrison Facebook: https://business.facebook.com/ClancyHarrisonRD Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/clancyharrison/ Cooking with Cancy  Liz’s healthy Table Website Liz’s Healthy Table Blog Parents on Demand  

Do you know the difference between hunger and food insecurity? Wondering what you can do in your community to lend a helping hand to people in need? My guest this week is #FoodDignity advocate and dietitian, Clancy Harrison, RDN. She's on a mission to remove the stigma associated with food stamps, WIC, and other food assistance programs (she sees these programs as a hand "up" versus a hand "out") and improve the quality of the food provided.  Show Highlights: Clancy Harrison, MS, RDN shares her mission to bust the stigma surrounding food assistance programs. Clancy defines hunger  as something everyone can feel at any time when you don’t have enough food and defines food insecurity as not having enough food to curb the hunger, or you’re eating poor quality food choices that lack nutritional value. Liz and Clancy discuss the health/psychological consequences of not having enough to eat and Clancy asks you to imagine putting your child to bed hungry and how stressful it would be to worry every day how you'll feed your child. Psychosocial feelings associated with not eating enough nutritional food particularly affect children negatively and may even prevent them from participating in sports or school activities. 58% of people who are food insecure live above the poverty rate. The majority of people who use food stamps are the working poor. Clancy talks about working at a food pantry and how it enabled her to talk to people who were food insecure and discover how embarrassed they often feel when accepting food assistance. Clancy discussed how volunteers at the food pantry were reluctant to take extra food and how they eventually accepted food and began sharing recipes with one another. Liz shares about a dietitian in Cincinnati named Lisa Andrews who won a $10,000.00 grant to set up 10 mini food pantries around the city. The program is called, the People's Pantry Cincy. In 2017, one in five families in the US did not have enough food and one in three chronically ill adults have to choose between food, medicine or both. Clancy and Liz discuss whose responsibility it is to take care of those who are food insecure. Obese and food insecure? Clancy says they do co-exist because people may be purchasing poor quality food or may be sedentary because they can’t afford to join a gym, etc. Clancy suggests taking plastic grocery bags to food pantries so they can use them to distribute food. She also suggests donating canned foods with flip-top cans so they're easy to open.     Here is how YOU can get involved: Examples of food assistance volunteer opportunities in communities across the U.S.    * Lisa Andrews is a dietitian in Cincinnati who won a grant to put Mini Food Pantries in food deserts throughout the city. Learn more about the People's Pantry Cincy here:  * https://www.facebook.com/peoplespantrycincy/  *https://www.bizjournals.com/cincinnati/news/2017/06/27/neighborhood-mini-food-pantries-take-bite-out-of.html * Podcast Posse member, Yvonne C. is involved with a program called, Community Food Rescue in Montgomery County, Maryland. Their motto is, Donate, Deliver, Feed. They get surplus food delivered to places that can use it. The goal is to help feed more and waste less. Learn more here: https://www.communityfoodrescue.org/    * Lex Eat Together in Lexington, MA: I volunteer once a month for this program. Volunteers come together to provide a weekly meal in a setting which respects privacy and dignity. Food is purchased, and some of it is donated through a program called Food Link (a food rescue organization). Volunteers cook, serve, and clean up after the meal, which takes place in a local church. Anywhere from 50 - 70 people enjoy the meal together.  Learn more here: http://www.lexeattogether.org/ Food Link: http://www.foodlinkma.org/    Resources: Feeding America. Lists food banks in your area.  https://www.feedingamerica.org/ Website: http://clancyharrison.com Clancy's TEDx talk: The Shocking Truth About Food Insecurity https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HakCAdPrlms  Get Clancy's free handout: 3 Ways to I.G.N.I.T.E. a culture of Food Dignity https://fieldsofflavor.lpages.co/ignite-dignity/  Twitter: https://twitter.com/ClancyCHarrison Facebook: https://business.facebook.com/ClancyHarrisonRD Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/clancyharrison/ Cooking with Cancy  Liz’s healthy Table Website Liz’s Healthy Table Blog Parents on Demand  

Ryan Gorman spoke with Make-A-Wish of Southern Florida about their upcoming Dishes and Wishes event on September 28th at Armature Works. Lisa Andrews and Robert Johnson joined the show. dishesandwishestampa.com

Synopsis After losing his sight in a terrible accident, only to learn that the woman he was planning to marry did not love him enough to accept him, Damien Falconer was devastated. Struggling to cope with his disability, he isolated himself from society, allowing no one to get close to him, but his personal assistant, Jake. Upon learning Jake was soon to leave his employ and return to Scotland, Damien was forced to advertise for his replacement. Among the applicants who answered his ad was Lisa Andrews, a registered nurse from Connecticut. But Damien was adamant that he would not be replacing Jake with a woman. His argument was, he did not feel comfortable with a woman doing the things that Jake did for him, but one whiff of Lisa’s unique scent and Damien found himself fighting a blistering physical attraction the likes of which he’d never known before. Should he hire her or should he ignore what his “other” senses were screaming at him, about this woman. Damien rustled with the question for several days, but in the end, he caved. And so began a hunger for a woman he couldn’t see...could only recognize by her unique scent...yet wanted like he’d never wanted anything before. Excerpt Ms. Andrews walked into the room, and Damien felt the air leave his lungs. He could not see her, but he sensed Jake’s reaction too. He was not certain if he was mirroring Jake’s reaction to the candidate or whether his overactive imagination was playing a trick on him. Whatever the reason, he had a physical reaction to whomever it was that walked into his library. She was polite and calm, and he sensed she had a smile on her face because Jake had an answering smile in his voice when he greeted her. Poor Damien, he couldn’t see a thing, but boy, was he aware of her. He could smell the fragrance she was wearing, and it was doing strange things to his body. There was a hint of jasmine, mixed with a bit of musk, but the overwhelming scent was of violet. He recognized the scent because of the perfusion of violet plants that grew in the garden surrounding his house. It was his favorite flower. He was never tired of sitting on the porch just inhaling its heady fragrance. On Ms. Andrews, the fragrance was positively intoxicating. The mixture of violet with her unique scent was overpowering. Damien was almost in pain from the strength of his physical reaction to her. He was uncomfortable in his seat and kept fidgeting to get a more comfortable position. He did not want either Jake or the young woman to notice his discomfort. He desperately wanted to see the woman who was in his library, but he had to be content with listening to her responses to Jake’s questions. She sounded a bit flustered because she would begin each response with a slight nervous laugh, and Jake would respond in kind. This exchange between the two infuriated Damien, who wanted to participate in the conversation. He interrupted one of Jake’s questions to her with one of his own. “Tell me, Ms. Andrews, how long have you been out of school?” He knew the answer because Jake had briefed him on all the candidates ahead of time, but he wanted to ask her a different question to throw her off. She responded with the same little laugh. “About eight years this month, and I can assure you, I have the experience needed to be your personal assistant.” “We’ll see,” was all he could think of by way of a response. He tried to tune out the sound of her voice and concentrate on Jake’s questions, but that proved to be very difficult because he found himself trying to interpret every nuance in her voice as if his very life depended on his understanding her. He became annoyed with himself and signaled for Jake to end the interview. This time he did not move his head, either once or twice. It was left to Jake to make the decision whether or not to have Ms. Andre

More scientists, more Gods, more space. All new, all again. “Survival Ship,” is read by the author, Judith Merril. Also, “Knocking On Heaven's Door” by Lisa Andrews continues, as well as Richard Dawkins on the nature of the physics of time and space. 3 Hours.   The post Over the Edge – Universe pt. 66 appeared first on KPFA.

Nobody does a road trip like we do and tonights will haunt you. Jeff & Jer are joined by Lisa and Cody Ritzmann, Lisa Andrews (aka Violet Rage), and Jason Moorhouse for an all-night adventure in Americas most haunted land, Gettysburg, PA. First, the crew take to the Civil War battle fields for a history lesson and some EVP work. Then they set up ghost busting shop in Mark Nesbitts estate and settle in for a night of terror? Laughs? Nothing? You will find out!Finally, right before Jer gets on a bus and heads home, the unthinkable happens. (Apparently, some other paranormal fellas felt left out!)Here it is, kidsour first ever Paratopia ghost hunt!Jeff and Jeremy want to pay special thanks to Mark and Carol Nesbitt for their gracious hospitality and trust in allowing us to investigate their Gettysburg house.