Podcast appearances and mentions of Lisa Butler

In the News with Mike Dakkakwww.itnshow.comLisa Butler joins ITN to discuss the death of her husband due to the Covid19 hospital protocols and to share information gleaned from the medical records of his stay.Reach the Former Feds Group at https://chbmp.org or at https://formerfedsgroup.org.We are financing the war against us. Give your money instead to companies that care about America and Americans. http://patriotsmade.com/itn.Purchase Dr. Stella Immanuel's products at https://marketplace.drstellamd.com. Use promo code ITN and save.Shop Richardson Nutritional Center anti-cancer products now and save at https://rncstore.com/itn. Discount code for ITN viewers will be applied at checkout.Your support allows me to cover the news the MSM tries to suppress. https://www.buymeacoffee.com/itnshow.Liberate yourself from Big Tech at Liberation Technology at https://secure.liberationtek.com/aff.php?aff=79. Use promo code ITN and get 1 month free.

Welcome to the Check This Out Podcast!Episode 151 for Sept 24thTitled: Was Live from NS CUE Tech FlightThis was a live recording from NorthState CUE's Tech Flight Event. Was an amazing event with friends from North State CUE. Our guests included Kate from Play Piper, Lisa Butler, and Jason Williams.Enjoy!Show Notes:  https://bit.ly/ctoep149 If you are enjoying the show, please head over to iTunes and give us a few stars. We appreciate the feedback and acknowledgement. Join our facebook group and follow our twitter! #PodcastEDU***Please visit Check This Out Podcast dot Com  for show notes, past episodes and more.Thank you so much for checking this out!

11/28/21Licensed Sean and Lisa Butler, Dylan and Cynder Groves

In Episode 2.9, I finally got to enjoy some time with my friend Suzy Gerstein who talks with me about her early days in the industry assisting makeup legends like Dick Page, Lisa Butler, Val Garland and Chris Colbeck. We talk about her great love for her time spent working with the foundation Dress For Success, her obsession with finally getting organized thanks to Grishan Roof, and we talk about the importance of set etiquette, taking rules and breaking them so that your technique becomes your own, and as always so. much. more. Enjoy! Follow Suzy on IG Links in this Episode The Art of Kevyn Aucoin Book Dress For Success Grishan Roof Well Insulated --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/look-behind-the-look-pod/support

Before measuring success, it is important to consider the Why, What, and How of your measurement process. Northridge Group's Lisa Butler discusses the 4 ways operational scorecards can drive data-driven success.

Lisa Butler from the Australian Songwriters Conference (ASC) joins us on a bonus Friends of Songwriter Trysts episode to talk about their amazing one of a kind songwriters conference in Australia that is a must attend for all serious songwriters. She shares more about Who, What, Where ,When and Why this conference is so amazing and you will be bursting to get yourself there this year after hearing about all the amazing things your going to learn. Rae Leigh is attending for the first time this year. The annual Australian Songwriters Conference® has been established to focus specifically and exclusively on the craft and business of songwriting. A unique four day event in Australia, held on the June long weekend (Queens Birthday long weekend) at Ettalong Beach on the Central Coast of NSW, the inaugural ASC took place in 2008 with subsequent ASC events taking place in 2009 and 2010. The Australian Songwriters Conference encompasses top, high profile, professional Songwriters, Publishers and industry executives. The primary and fundamental mission behind the ASC is to be recognised as Australia's annual, major premier songwriting conference offering songwriters unparalleled opportunities to increase their exposure, value and potential for success as songwriters both in the domestic and international markets. Details for the event are: Australians Songwriters Conference 10-14th June 2021 at Ettalong Beach NSW Australia Top industry speakers & mentors Career Seminars & workshops Publishing & Song Pitching On-site Pro Recording Studio, Live Attendee Showcases, Networking with the industry Links: ASC website: https://australiansongwritersconference.com/ ASC2021 details: https://australiansongwritersconference.com/asc2021/ ASC2021 Event Program: https://australiansongwritersconference.com/asc-2021-event-program/ ASC2021 FAQs: https://australiansongwritersconference.com/asc-2021-faqs/ ASC Circles info: https://australiansongwritersconference.com/circles/ ASC Members Program info: https://australiansongwritersconference.com/member-login/ Facebook event: https://www.facebook.com/events/2346852142079666 Socials: Facebook YouTube

This weeks Podcast Episode 9 we visit with Barry and Lisa Butler owners of the Tarpon Springs Distillery for a tour and Taste of their Spirits!

I swear, I'm trying really hard not to be mad at the entire world right now. Every time I think about the virus, the violence, the uncertainty and the lack of leadership, I get ticked off! But my friend Lisa Butler always reminds me that there is still hope. She also reminds me that I have the power to find my peace in the midst of this mess. Lisa is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and a therapist in private practice. Listen as she shares the best practices for staying "sane" in these crazy times.

Alyssa Nakken on making history in Major League Baseball. San Francisco Giants assistant coach Alyssa Nakken joins us to reflect on becoming the first woman to coach on field in an MLB game. She coached first base during this week’s exhibition against the Oakland A’s and tells us she’s grateful for the opportunity but “it’s not like we won a World Series”. Nakken also says she doesn’t feel she’s looked at any differently at the club because she’s a woman. Nakken reveals her “insecurities” lie more with the fact she hasn’t had much experience of “big league level”. The president of the NWSL expansion team set for Los Angeles in 2022 - Julie Uhrman – on the hype around her new club. Uhrman tells us about the club partnering with LA84, being inspired by the City Football Group, attracting players to Los Angeles and the fact her club will allow their players to protest about social issues. Uhrman says: “This started by having a deep interest in pay equity. When something is happening in the world that we are not pleased about they should be able to use their platform in the same way that we should be able to use our platform.” No Olympics in Tokyo but Sumo Wrestling is back – We speak to John Gunning from the Japan Times about the return of sumo amidst the coronavirus pandemic. July’s Grand Tournament was moved from Nagoya to the capital to limit travel during the pandemic. “It’s an understanding that is deeply bonded.” - Lisa Butler and Rachel Levey from Paradise City Dragons discuss how being part of a dragon boat crew has helped them come to terms with living with breast cancer. They tell us how the friendships formed among the crew have helped them emotionally and how the activity has helped their physical recoveries. A film about the team of cancer survivors and supporters from Western Massachusetts is in the running for an award at the PBS Short Film Festival. The Karate champion with the world's smallest pacemaker - Mairi Kerin joins us after she was fitted with the latest version of the world's smallest pacemaker. The three-time World Championship competitor and 2020 Olympic hopeful says the vitamin pill sized device has saved her martial arts career. She had to be fitted with a pacemaker after visiting her doctor after she fainted and says she was shocked to be told she had a problem with her heart. This week’s Sporting Witness goes back to 2010 to chart the story of the Afghanistan men's cricket team. Their journey from the refugee camps of Pakistan to the International stage is one of cricket’s most remarkable stories. Afghan batsman Raees Ahmadzai tells us all about it. Photo: Alyssa Nakken (Getty Images)

I will bring my mom and dear friend/sis Lisa Butler. We will be discussing how to overcome chaos and move forward without looking back. This gem is about knowing yourself and your strength. Ending segment and Poem/verse that’s performed and written by my late big brother Daniel Hoover, Rhythm Child from the song Main Man. The artist is Kinship. The label it's released under is Kinship Entertainment, LLC --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

A feminist before she knew what feminism was Lisa Butler grew up wondering why she and her mother were members of a strict Pentecostal church on the south side of Chicago, one that stripped women of their freedom and asked them to give up their power to the pulpit.⁣⁣Lisa was a smart and motivated student with dreams for her future but had to put them on hold when she got pregnant at 16. Now a licensed clinical social worker with a special interest in the physical and emotional effects of chronic stress that black women experience living in dangerous neighborhoods, she works in private practice and has also mentored teen moms in Chicago to help them think critically and help better care for themselves.⁣⁣In this episode, Lisa shares her views on oppression, how a lack of basic resources like jobs, quality healthcare, and education have perpetuated the cycle of poverty, and the work she's doing on What’s Left Behind, her documentary highlighting the moms and families of murdered young people lost to gun violence in Chicago.⁣⁣Connect with Lisa:⁣Website⁣⁣Connect With Ronit:⁣For more about this episode click here!⁣Instagram⁣Facebook⁣

 In this bonus episode a physician, a social worker, and an eating disorder specialist answer COVID-19 listener questions, share best practices for lockdowns and sheltering-at-home and offer mental health support recommendations and resources to help mitigate stress during this period of isolation and extreme departure from routine. For their time and expertise many thanks to Dr. Kemia Sarraf, an Internist and Public Health professional, Lisa Butler LCSW, and Jessica Barker, a researcher and consultant in the mental health field with a focus on eating disorders. Much appreciation to previous And Then Everything Changed guests Becky Aud-Jennison and Monique Caradine for helping to make this episode possible.  -This is bonus episode 2 in The COVID-19 Experience series-Episode guide: -00.00 Dr. Kemia’s work, secondary trauma in first responders, and a background on COVID-19-38:12 COVID-19 questions and answers with Dr. Sarraf-66:55 Self-care questions and answers with Lisa Butler-97:36 Managing eating disorders during sheltering-at-home with Jessica Barker Resources mentioned in this episode:National Suicide Prevention Hotline: 800-273-8255www.suicidepreventionlifeline.org National Domestic Violence Hotline 800-799-7233www.thehotline.org  www.zencare.co www.openpathcollective.org www.therapyforblackgirls.com About this episode’s guests:Dr. Kemia Sarraf is an Internist and Public Health professional who left clinical medicine more than a decade ago to start a public health initiative for children in her community focused on working with and teaching children in schools and community organizations to “Eat Real, Move More” through programming in the kitchen, gardens and playgrounds.  Kemia is also a trauma specialist and executive coach who melded these two disparate fields into a coaching paradigm specifically for physicians and other professionals who are experiencing high levels of chronic toxic stress and secondary trauma (aka “Burnout”) in their workplace. She is the CEO of Lodestar Consulting and Executive Coaching.Find Kemia here: lodestarpc.com Lisa Butler is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in private practice.  For over 20 years she has worked with women and girls to help facilitate emotional healing.  She specializes in mother-daughter conflict, self-esteem, forgiveness, shame and anxiety.  Lisa believes that most of our challenges begin with our thoughts about ourselves, others, and the world.  She uses cognitive and dialectical behavior therapies to teach clients how their thoughts/feelings inform their behaviors and life choices.  She believes that helping people recognize the power of their thoughts is key to emotional wellness.  Lisa is also the Producer/Director of What's Left Behind, a documentary highlighting the moms/and families of murdered young people in Chicago.  Lisa is a Ford Scholar and a graduate of University of Chicago School of Social Service Administration.   Find Lisa here: www.lisabutlerlcsw.com Jessica Barker is the Founder of Exert-ED Services, where she offers research, coaching, networking and consulting in the mental health field with a focus on eating disorders. She enjoys working with clients, clinicians, researchers and businesses to reach the goals they identify as important to them by integrating research, clinical perspectives and patient perspectives. Her research is exercise in eating disorders as well as the ethics of mental health treatment. Jessica is a member of the Academy for Eating Disorders and is active on their Social Media Committee.Find Jessica here:www.exert-ed.comInstagram: exert_eatingdisorders

In this week’s episode, we amplify the voice of Lisa Butler. Lisa is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in private practice.  For over 20 years she has worked with women and girls to help facilitate emotional healing.  She specializes in mother-daughter conflict, self-esteem, forgiveness, shame and anxiety.  Lisa believes that most of our challenges begin with our thoughts about ourselves, others, and the world.  She uses cognitive and dialectical behavior therapies to teach clients how their thoughts/feelings inform their behaviors and life choices.  She believes that helping people recognize the power of their thoughts is  key to emotional wellness.  Lisa is also the Producer/Director of What's Left Behind, a documentary highlighting the moms/and families of murdered young people in Chicago.  Lisa is a Ford Scholar and a graduate of University of Chicago School of Social Service Administration.

Lisa is out guest and we chat about what art does for the soul when you slow down

Lisa is out guest and we chat about what art does for the soul when you slow down

Lisa is out guest and we chat about what art does for the soul when you slow down

Lisa is out guest and we chat about what art does for the soul when you slow down

Lisa Butler, AM, LCSW is in private practice as a Clinical Social Worker. Twenty years ago Lisa began her social work journey with the Ounce of Prevention via the YWCA’s Young Parents Program. She facilitated teen parent support groups and hired program volunteers. During her tenure with this program Lisa discovered the lack of emotional and mental support resources available for Black women and girls. In 2000 Lisa started BlackGurl Inc., a group support program for girls/young women 12-20. BlackGurl Inc. was a curriculum based pregnancy prevention program designed to increase self- esteem, promote critical thinking, and encourage social activism. This award winning program became one of the first of its kind to provide services as a vendor for Chicago Public Schools. This program served both elementary and high schools across the city. Lisa’s commitment to African American women/girls mental and emotional health is rooted in her belief that the key to living whole healthy lives is having safe spaces to process trauma, learn coping strategies, and increase self-worth/self-esteem. In 2013 Lisa’s work as a University of Illnois Urbana research assistant for a project examining the impact of emotional stress and trauma on the physical health of Black women and girls reinvigorated her passion for the need to provide psychotherapy in underserved communities. It also opened her eyes to the need for non-traditional therapeutic modalities i.e., yoga, mindfulness meditation, body movement, and creative visualization. She began incorporating these modalities into her work and has witnessed client’s lives change. Lisa also believes in the power of group therapy as it offers clients opportunities to share their experiences with others and gain positive peer support. Lisa continues her work with women and girls to help facilitate emotional healing. She specializes in mother-daughter conflict, self-esteem, forgiveness, shame and anxiety. Lisa believes that most of our challenges begin with our thoughts about ourselves, others, and the world. She uses cognitive and dialectical behavior therapies to teach clients how their thoughts/feelings inform their behaviors and life choices. She believes that helping people recognize the power of their thoughts is key to emotional wellness. Lisa is also the Producer/Director of What's Left Behind, a documentary highlighting the moms/and families of murdered young people in Chicago. Lisa is a Ford Scholar and a graduate of University of Chicago School of Social Service. In this episode, Lisa talks about her work with women who have unhealthy Mother/Daughter relationships. These go beyond the occasional spat or philosophical disagreements that occur. Her clients are working through verbally, physically and even financially abusive relationships with their mothers. She discusses how these relationships often impair their day to day functioning and are often laden with guilt and a false sense of responsibility for the mother’s happiness and well-being. Lisa, share concrete ways in to work through this miasma and how she coaches clients when a healthy Mother/Daughter relationship is just not possible.

Some people are walking around with a feeling of not knowing their self-worth.   Today's featured author is mom and Baltimore native, Lisa Chanel Butler. Lisa and I talk about her writing journey, discovering her inner glow and more!   Key Takeaways: Be careful of who you take your advice from. Learn to challenge yourself. Be authentic when writing your book. Never neglect your own needs. Don't fall for the comparison trap on social media.   Lisa's Books: https://www.amazon.com/Lisa-Butler/e/B004ZN9H9I/ref=ntt_dp_epwbk_0   Related Episodes:   13 - "Water in a Broken Glass" with Odessa Rose - http://goingnorth.libsyn.com/going-north-podcast-episode-13-odessa-rose-findyourvoicenow   52 - "You Go Girl" with Chandra B. Payne (@ChandraBPayne) - http://goingnorth.libsyn.com/52-you-go-girl-with-chandra-b-payne-empowermovellc   62 - Defying the Verdict with Charita Cole Brown - http://goingnorth.libsyn.com/62-defying-the-verdict-with-charita-cole-brown   65 - "Stronger Than My Struggles" with Melony Hill @STMSBmore - http://goingnorth.libsyn.com/65-stronger-than-my-struggles-with-melony-hill-stmsbmore   70 - "From Grief to Grind" with Phoenix J Ma'ri - http://goingnorth.libsyn.com/70-from-grief-to-grind-with-phoenix-j-mari   71- "First Love Yourself" with Kim Trosper (@kimltrosper) - http://goingnorth.libsyn.com/71-first-love-yourself-with-kim-trosper-kimltrosper   The opening track is titled, “Don't Hold Your Breath” by Marcus D. To cop the full track, click on the following link. https://marcusd.net/track/dont-hold-ya-breath  

Some people are walking around with a feeling of not knowing their self-worth.   Today's featured author is mom and Baltimore native, Lisa Chanel Butler. Lisa and I talk about her writing journey, discovering her inner glow and more!   Key Takeaways: Be careful of who you take your advice from. Learn to challenge yourself. Be authentic when writing your book. Never neglect your own needs. Don’t fall for the comparison trap on social media.   Lisa's Books: https://www.amazon.com/Lisa-Butler/e/B004ZN9H9I/ref=ntt_dp_epwbk_0   Related Episodes:   13 - "Water in a Broken Glass" with Odessa Rose - http://goingnorth.libsyn.com/going-north-podcast-episode-13-odessa-rose-findyourvoicenow   52 - "You Go Girl" with Chandra B. Payne (@ChandraBPayne) - http://goingnorth.libsyn.com/52-you-go-girl-with-chandra-b-payne-empowermovellc   62 - Defying the Verdict with Charita Cole Brown - http://goingnorth.libsyn.com/62-defying-the-verdict-with-charita-cole-brown   65 - "Stronger Than My Struggles" with Melony Hill @STMSBmore - http://goingnorth.libsyn.com/65-stronger-than-my-struggles-with-melony-hill-stmsbmore   70 - "From Grief to Grind" with Phoenix J Ma'ri - http://goingnorth.libsyn.com/70-from-grief-to-grind-with-phoenix-j-mari   71- "First Love Yourself" with Kim Trosper (@kimltrosper) - http://goingnorth.libsyn.com/71-first-love-yourself-with-kim-trosper-kimltrosper   The opening track is titled, “Don't Hold Your Breath” by Marcus D. To cop the full track, click on the following link. https://marcusd.net/track/dont-hold-ya-breath  

In search of evidence for an afterlife, Association TransCommunication was founded in 1982 by Sarah Estep to provide objective evidence that we survive death in an individual conscious state. This is a fascinating area of study and the ATransC website is a tremendous resource for anyone remotely interested in the topic of life after death. Quick redirect as noted from the website: “If what you know about EVP is based on movies like White Noise or from television, then everything you know about EVP is very wrong. Please read a few of the techniques articles on this website and leave your TV turned off.” - Tom Butler Tom and Lisa Butler, Directors of the Association TransCommunication post [samples of their EVP recordings](https://atransc.org/butler-evp-cal-neva/). Very clear. I spoke with Tom about their research. Book: There is No Death and There are No Dead by Tom and Lisa Butler, AA-EVP Publishing, 2003, ISBN: 0-9727493-0-6, 292 pages, $18, Amazon.com [Wendy's Coffeehouse Blog continued .](https://wendyscoffeehouse.blogspot.com/2018/10/association-transcommunication-director.html)..

In this episode, Patrick takes you on a field trip through his paranormal and metaphysical library, plus he leaves you with a whopping list of the 20 Paranormal and Metaphysical Books that are fit for any paranerd! Visit BigSeance.com/126 for more info. Other Android OptionsListen in Spotify Listen in Stitcher Listen in iHeart Radio Direct Download Link   In this episode:  Intro :00 Welcome to my library! :40 Tales of the City by Armistead Maupin, the fiction series that started my journey into books and reading! 1:40 The organization of my library. 5:12   My 20 paranormal and metaphysical book recommendations fit for any paranerd! 10:43 Ghosts Among Us: Uncovering the Truth About the Other Side by James Van Praagh 11:57 Life on the Other Side: A Psychic's Tour of the Afterlife by Sylvia Browne 12:40 The Ghost Hunter’s Survival Guide: Protection Techniques for Encounters with the Paranormal by Michelle Belanger 13:35 True Haunting by Edwin F. Becker 15:13 Part 1 and Part 2 of Patrick's interview with Ed Becker The 1971 televised NBC coverage of the Becker family's famous exorcism 15:40 The Becker family's story as featured on Syfy’s Paranormal Witness 16:40 Grave’s End: A True Ghost Story by Elaine Mercado 17:00 House of Spirits and Whispers by Annie Wilder 17:45 Patrick's interview with Annie Wilder  Voices of Eternity by Sarah Wilson Estep (Free PDF Download) 19:58 Association TransCommunication (ATransC) There Is No Death and There Are No Dead by Tom and Lisa Butler 24:30 I’m Still Here by Martha Copeland 26:37 The Big Circle and The Big Circle Videos Know Yourself: A New Technique for Developing Your Psychic and Spiritual Awareness by Patricia Hayes 29:32 Messages: Signs, Visits and Premonitions from Loved Ones Lost on 9/11 by Bonnie McEneaney 30:27 Talking to the Dead: Kate and Maggie Fox and the Rise of Spiritualism by Barbara Weisberg 33:28 The Patience of Pearl: Spiritualism and Authorship in the Writings of Pearl Curran by Daniel B. Shea 37:19 The Mysterious Story of Patience Worth on The Big Seance Podcast #32 This House Is Haunted: The True Story of the Enfield Poltergeist by Guy Lyon Playfair 38:00 Patrick's interview with Guy Lyon Playfair  The Most Haunted House in England by Harry Price 39:48 The Scole Experiment: Scientific Evidence for Life After Death by Grant and Jane Solomon 40:37 Halloween: An American Holiday, an American History by Lesley Pratt Bannatyne 43:39 Patrick's interview with Lesley Pratt Bannatyne Disconnected from Death: The Evolution of Funerary Customs & the Unmasking of Death in America by Troy Taylor and April Slaughter 47:49 Reunions: Visionary Encounters with Departed Loved Ones by Raymond Moody, M.D. 48:57 Our Unseen Guest - Darby & Joan 49:45 Some of the book recommendations from members of The Big Seance Parlor on Facebook! 50:13 Author Montague Summers Weird Hauntings by Joanne Austin Ghosts Among Us by Leslie Rule When the Ghost Screams by Leslie Rule Coast to Coast Ghosts by Leslie Rule Black Eyed Kids by Melissa George The Light Between Us by Laura Lynn Jackson We Don't Die by Joel Martin and Patricia Romanowski Between Two Worlds by Tyler Henry Spectral Edition by Tim Prasil A special THANK YOU to Patreon supporters at the Super Paranerd and Parlor Guest level! 52:53 Outro 54:42   Record your voice feedback directly from your device on my SpeakPipe page! Call the show at (775) 583-5563 (or 7755-TELL-ME). I would love to include your voice feedback in a future show. Visit BigSéance.com for more information. Please help The Big Séance Podcast by subscribing to the show on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, TuneIn Radio, Stitcher, Google Play Music, and iHeart Radio.

In this episode of Barefoot Radio Leanne, The Barefoot Medium is joined by her guest Lisa Butler where they discuss Manifesting and Creating, how it works, dealing with challenges and problems and how you can be more aware of what it is you are creating and manifesting in your everyday life. For your individual READINGS or COACHING please visit: www.thebarefootmedium.com.au Connect with Leanne on Facebook: www.facebook.com/leannethebarefootmedium/ Subscribe to Leanne's Youtube channel: www.youtube.com/channel/UCjQXjhHTL3jVmMux6zZjnQA?view_as=public Follow Leanne on Instagram: thebarefootmedium

Lisa Butler discusses her research on identifying drug response biomarkers in prostate cancer

Lisa Butler, Vice President of Strategey at MotionPoint, is a respected international leader, proven organizational change agent and expert in the creation of high-performance teams supporting enterprise operations. She has instituted best practices, orchestrated key performance indicators and architected centers of excellence in each position she has held during the last 20 years. For 15 years, […]

I talk to successful writer, Lisa Butler, about songwriting ideas, training and networking tactics that she has learned in the span of her experience as a songwriter, poet and founder of the Australian Songwriters Conference. Her interview will educate and inspire songwriters of any genre, whether they are artists or non-performing songwriters. Songwriting Ideas from the Australian Songwriters Conference  Networking with industry professionals Learning tools of great songwriting Learning how to work within the business Opportunity to pitch songs directly to publishers Why Lisa Started the Australian Songwriters Conference Inspired by her trip to the Texas Songwriters Cruise Nothing like this event existed for songwriters in Australia Saw opportunity to build on elements she liked from other conferences Creating a conference for non-performing songwriters Lisa’s Three Pronged Approach to Coaching Clients Skillset – Where are they with their craft? Where are they with the business side of their music career? Personal Aspect – Working through the roadblocks Other Requirements of Building a Music Career Promoting online Getting involved with your fanbase Building relationships with venues Cultivating relationships with publishers, promoters, and other industry professionals Books Recommended by Lisa 6 Steps for Songwriting – Jason Bloom Music Business – Shane Simpson Radical Forgiveness – Colin Tipping Ask and It Is Given – Abraham Hicks Connect with Lisa Butler Australian Songwriters Conference Website Linked In RESOURCES Email your questions for Bree to answer on the show: Bree@FEMusician.com Leave your audio questions for Bree to play on the air and answer (you can promote yourself too): SpeakPipe Subscribe to the show on iTunes Give us a review on iTunes to be entered to win a month of Female Musician Academy. Listen onSoundcloud Show Editing by Jen Edds at 317 Sound Design Music by Stella Ronson ABOUT HOST BREE NOBLE Bree Noble is an entrepreneur, musician and speaker. She founded Women of Substance Radio, an online radio station that promotes quality female artists in all genres, in 2007.  She launched the Women of Substance Music Podcast in November 2014, a 5 day per week show which promotes Independent female artists. Her podcast has hit #1 in New & Noteworthy for the Music, Arts and Society & Culture categories and #4 Audio Podcast on all of iTunes. She draws on her extensive experience running her own music business, both as a solo musician and as an Industry professional, to train and mentor other female musicians. Learn more about the station, the show and the artists atwww.wosradio.com. Connect with Bree on Twitter @BreeNoble or on Facebook or on Instagram @breenoblemusic  

(https://www.addtoany.com/share#url=https%3A%2F%2Ffemusician.com%2F047%2F&title=FEM47%20Spark%20Your%20Songwriting%20Ideas%20at%20the%20Australian%20Songwriters%20Conference%20with%20Lisa%20Butler) I talk to successful writer, Lisa Butler, about songwriting ideas, training and networking tactics that she has learned in the span of her experience as a songwriter, poet and founder of the Australian Songwriters Conference. Her interview will educate and inspire songwriters of any genre, whether they are artists or non-performing songwriters. (https://femusician.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/original-artists-right-songs-wide.jpg) (https://femusician.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/non-performing-writer-place-in-industry-square.jpg) Songwriting Ideas from the Australian Songwriters Conference  Networking with industry professionals Learning tools of great songwriting Learning how to work within the business Opportunity to pitch songs directly to publishers Why Lisa Started the Australian Songwriters Conference Inspired by her trip to the Texas Songwriters Cruise Nothing like this event existed for songwriters in Australia Saw opportunity to build on elements she liked from other conferences Creating a conference for non-performing songwriters   (https://femusician.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/everyone-should-have-a-coach-square.jpg) Lisa’s Three Pronged Approach to Coaching Clients Skillset – Where are they with their craft? Where are they with the business side of their music career? Personal Aspect – Working through the roadblocks Other Requirements of Building a Music Career Promoting online Getting involved with your fanbase Building relationships with venues Cultivating relationships with publishers, promoters, and other industry professionals Books Recommended by Lisa 6 Steps for Songwriting – Jason Bloom Music Business – Shane Simpson Radical Forgiveness – Colin Tipping Ask and It Is Given – Abraham Hicks Connect with Lisa Butler Australian Songwriters Conference Website (http://australiansongwritersconference.com/asc/) Linked In (https://www.linkedin.com/in/lisajbutler) RESOURCES Email your questions for Bree to answer on the show: Bree@FEMusician.com (mailto:Bree@FEMusician.com) Leave your audio questions for Bree to play on the air and answer (you can promote yourself too): SpeakPipe (http://www.speakpipe.com/femusician) Subscribe to the show on iTunes (https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/female-entrepreneur-musician/id981305947?mt=2) Give us a review on iTunes (https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/female-entrepreneur-musician/id981305947?mt=2)  to be entered to win a month of Female Musician Academy. Listen on Soundcloud (http://www.soundcloud.com/women-of-substance) Show Editing by Jen Edds at 317 Sound Design (http://www.317sounddesign.com/) Music by Stella Ronson (https://soundcloud.com/stella-Ronson) ABOUT HOST BREE NOBLE Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/breenoblemusic)  or on Instagram @breenoblemusic (https://www.addtoany.com/share#url=https%3A%2F%2Ffemusician.com%2F047%2F&title=FEM47%20Spark%20Your%20Songwriting%20Ideas%20at%20the%20Australian%20Songwriters%20Conference%20with%20Lisa%20Butler)

The prevalence data is significant: many students have had exposure to traumatic experiences. In this episode, Lisa Butler and Janice Carello describe a trauma-informed framework for teaching and education. They discuss the importance of recognizing the risks that exposure to trauma poses to students' academic success and the need for emotional safety in the learning environment.

Call the show (775) 583-5563!   Are you fascinated by the EVP examples you hear on your favorite paranormal television shows? Have you ever wanted to learn just how to conduct an EVP session? Or maybe you’re already actively involved in an area of spirit communication, but you’d like to learn about someone else’s process and hear a new perspective on EVP. In this episode, I share the techniques that I’ve learned and use in my research on Electronic Voice Phenomena.    Visit BigSeance.com for more show notes.   How to Record EVP: The Session   There are many many ways of recording for and capturing EVP. For decades, people all over the world have successfully recorded spirit voices in their own individual way. There are basic techniques and there are techniques that are rather complicated, some requiring more equipment and more explanation. There are also techniques that due to times changing and new technology, are just outdated.  My experiences with EVP began as a paranormal investigator, but more recently it comes from research and conducting various experiments and seances, mostly in my home.  I want to make it clear that my intention for this episode is to share how I typically go about recording for EVP during experiments in my own home, specifically. The process might be a bit different during a paranormal investigation, especially if you are investigating with a group. And before I really get into my process, I have to give some credit to the following researchers/authors who have influenced me in recent years: the late Sarah Estep, one of America’s great EVP pioneers; Tom and Lisa Butler, directors of Association TransCommunication; and Randall Keller, a wise and experienced researcher who has been a great mentor. And he’s also a former guest of the podcast, from Episode #8 from August 14, 2014. A lot of what I know and the “how to” came directly from these folks in one way or another.   My technique for recording EVP   Determine your location/recording environment Quiet and comfortable Avoid bad energy/pick a feel good place Be familiar with your surroundings (noises and sounds) Ideally, you will want to record when you are alone in the house or location Document the location and details of others in the house if you're not alone. Pick a time of day where the neighborhood (if that is an issue for you) is at its quietest.  Document specific equipment you’re using (if it’s out of the ordinary). Document anything you may be trying or changing as far as technique goes. Document anything odd in your surroundings for a session.    Recorders and their placement Use a digital audio recorder with USB capabilities I use the Sony ICD PX-820 and Sony ICD PX-720, and they’re nearly identical. They’re also old models, so don’t go looking for them on Amazon, unless you’re wanting a used one. I also use a nicer and techier Tascam DR-07 with an external Tascam microphone. In my opinion, it is important to use two recorders at the same time for sessions. These recorders should be different models or brands. This may help you to rule out questionable sounds that could be picked up or more easily explained in another recorder.  EVP are not often recorded in multiple recorders at one time. If I hear something or a voice out-of-place in one recorder, but not in the other, I’m more likely to believe it is truly paranormal and possibly an EVP. Place your recorders near you, probably on opposite sides of the room, but far enough away where you won’t hear your every breath. Using headphones or ear buds? Maybe. Maybe not.    Advice for saving time and frustration later Starting both recorders at the same time (or close to it) will be very helpful when comparing time stamps during analysis. Get in the habit of “tagging” while investigating or during an EVP session.    Just before the session Brief meditation or prayer. State intentions. I invite spirits/guides/loved ones to help in sending or inviting appropriate spirits to help with research and to learn about life on the other side. Sometimes before a session I’ll simply play relaxation or meditation music lightly in the background to help me chill out. Be in a good place or frame of mind when practicing any form of spirit communication.   The Actual EVP Session Click record and allow for at least 30 seconds of silence. Re-state verbal request for protection/invitation  State the date and time Briefly describe the equipment used and where it is placed Document anything unusual in the environment Once again state intentions Begin by asking some basic identifying questions. Give 100% respect Don't interrogate. Don't assume you're smarter because you're alive. Don’t assume they want or need your help. Don’t assume they’re miserable. Don't assume they're “earthbound”, troubled, or in need of help. Do not jump to the conclusion that because you've captured an EVP, your home is haunted. Some very impressive and historic examples of spirit communication have come from spirits reporting to be communicating from a kind of station used for communicating from the other side. Further questions might be more specific, possibly relate to a specific spirit, or be no different than elements of a conversation you'd have with a living person. Allow plenty of time (20 to 30 seconds) in between questions. If you have a complicated or deep question in mind, consider breaking it up into smaller chunks.   If you experience activity during the session I don’t always instigate it, but as you may know from a previous episode of the podcast, often I get spirits who like to let me know of their presence by knocks or “rapping”. I guess it’s just the best way for some spirits to communicate with me. When this happens, I roll with it, and I try to continue the communication through the rapping. In my opinion, this kind of communication is just as fascinating and noteworthy as EVP. Sometimes at the end of a session I’ll ask for some kind of validation through touch or the moving of an object. If you’re comfortable with it, why not ask? I know that when I get two or three loud knocks or raps when I ask for it, or if I ever capture a recorder being moved across the table, I’ll be way more likely to be confident about any EVP captured in that session. To hear examples from my sessions where I communicate with spirits through rapping and knocking, be sure to listen to Episode #6 from July 30, 2014.    Before ending a session Give any spirits present the opportunity to give feedback or suggestions to make the research, or the communication in general, more successful. Thank those present for their energy and presence and invite them to return for future sessions.   I think my sessions are longer than most people prefer. A typical session for me is 15 to 20 minutes. Just remember that depending on how thorough you are during the analysis of your audio recordings, it will take at the very least twice as long to listen and analyze as it took to record. Some of my more complicated and longer sessions can take a day or more to get through. And that’s just with one recorder. You get the picture.    Other techniques and tools that you can combine with your EVP session The use of background noise, such as "white" or "pink noise", or even taking advantage of explainable noises in the environment. Many believe, and some are convinced, that using background noise during EVP sessions may help entities to communicate. I will sometimes use a “spirit box” or any device that will help me practice the “radio sweep” method of capturing what is an example of “opportunistic EVP”. Avoid falling for pareidolia. One last tool that I tend to use now, won’t surprise most of you at all. But I will also spend some time in my session, often by myself, but sometimes with a partner, using the Ouija board. As of this date, after around 3 years of occasional use of the Ouija, I’ve yet to experience or capture movement on the board. With that being said, I have captured a possible EVP that I’ve shared with listeners in a past episode. This communication seems to say “Ouijee… board” after I asked “what am I touching” during a Ouija session. Pretty cool, if you ask me. That was in Episode #5 from July 23rd, 2014, and was my first interview with Karen A. Dahlman.    So as you can see… there are so many things you can do with an EVP session. You can have a very basic session, or you can be very detailed, go crazy with it, and pretty much make a full-time study of it. But as I always say, as long as you’re being respectful and have good positive intentions, there’s nothing wrong with it. Just be smart and have fun.    Perhaps in a future episode, I’ll get into how you can listen to and analyze your recordings, in search of those possible spirit voices.   Also in this episode: Listener Feedback Check out Todd Moster's Kickstarter Project - The Afterlife Files Sneak Peak at next week's episode with returning guest, Karen A. Dahlman!   Record your voice feedback directly from your device on my SpeakPipe page! Call the show at (775) 583-5563 (or 7755-TELL-ME). I would love to include your voice feedback in a future show. Visit BigSéance.com for more information. Please help The Big Séance Podcast by subscribing, rating, and reviewing the show on iTunes or Stitcher! Also, check out BigSéance.com!  

Spirit Talk October 2010 An in depth interview with Tom & Lisa Butler from  the Association of Trans Communication. Formerly known as  the American Association of EVP.

Darkness Radio wraps up the first hour with Tom and Lisa Butler. Then, Author/Researcher Rosemary Ellen Guiley comes aboard to talk about the paranormal phenomena o Faeries and Leprauchauns and why they are very much real!  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tom and Lisa Butler are the heads of AAEVP and work with audio to talk to spirits! They visit with Darkness Radio tonight to talk about how they have used this medium to bridge this world and the spirit world! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Darkness Radio wraps up the first hour with Tom and Lisa Butler. Then, Author/Researcher Rosemary Ellen Guiley comes aboard to talk about the paranormal phenomena o Faeries and Leprauchauns and why they are very much real!  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tom and Lisa Butler are the heads of AAEVP and work with audio to talk to spirits! They visit with Darkness Radio tonight to talk about how they have used this medium to bridge this world and the spirit world! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.