Podcast appearances and mentions of lisa clarke

A Supernatural Adventure - Ps Lisa Clarke 17/05/2024

Welcome to SELF with Lisa Clarke, the podcast.It is with great joy, that I release the trailer of Season 5.See you April 3 from 6am!Connect with me ~web - www.selfwithlisaclarke.com social - www.instagram.com/selfwithlisaclarkeemail - hello@selfwithlisaclarke.com

The amazing Lisa Clarke joins T for the second time to discuss the impact, importance, and everything we don't know about CBD and THC.  Before they get to the real science, Lisa talks about her incredible experience of working with the Astros through the World Series; all the lessons she learned, crazy fan bases, and what to do when the unexpected happens. Then they dive deep into the unknown of CBD and if it is worth all the hype that it is receiving. They go into how unregulated it is, and how almost all the fitness industry is unregulated, which leads to a discussion in the impact of social media BS on the actual science of health and fitness.  T brings up our obsession and fear of aging, and why we need to focus on ourselves in the moment. They discuss the actual best workout, how to train to failure, and why most people don't succeed in being "fit."  The Devil's Advocate: Are strict routines beneficial or detrimental to our progress and success?The Final Takeaway:You have ALL the power as the consumer, so use your power wisely and control what you your input is. Thank you all for listening, if you love the show please SHARE it on social media and with your friends!  And if you haven't yet, follow the show and it's guests with the links below!-TFollow Lisa Clarke Here!! - https://www.instagram.com/lisac.clarke/https://www.instagram.com/fitperceptionspodcast/https://www.instagram.com/thomas_belliston/

Fueling the World Series! Lisa Clarke has an incredible story on how she became the major league dietitian for the Houston Astros. Lisa shares advice on how to break into the field, baseball specific nutrition, and how to capitalize on unique opportunities in your career path. Lisa also shares the behind the scenes of fueling the World Series! Lisa Clarke began her position as the Major League Dietitian in February of 2022. Lisa serves as the nutritional resource for the Astros players, coaches, support staff and medical staff. As part of her duties, she coordinates and executes nutrition programming, which includes medical nutrition therapy and performance nutrition. The athlete's progress is monitored and evaluated by combining their individual blood work, body composition, supplements, and hydration plans. Lisa oversees organization of home and travel nutrition and catering, assists the Astros Head Dietitian with the development of the department's policies and procedures, and supervises the AAA Minor League Dietitian. Prior to her position as the Major League Dietitian, she served as the AAA Minor League Dietitian Apprentice for the Astros 2021 season, assisting in the 2021 Post Season as well. In this position she oversaw the AAA Minor League athletes' nutritional needs and individual performance fueling plans, as well as organized home and travel nutrition and catering. Before working for the Astros, she was the Director of Sports Nutrition at Lamar University in Beaumont, Texas, serving as the dietitian for 15 teams competing at the Division I level. Prior to Lamar Athletics, she served as the primary sports dietitian for the spirit squads and assisted the football dietitian at the University of Texas at Austin. Lisa earned her bachelor's degree in Nutritional Sciences from the University of Texas at Austin and completed her master's degree in Sports Nutrition at Auburn University. She is a Registered Dietitian, licensed in the state of Texas, and is a Certified Specialist in Sports Dietetics (CSSD). This episode is sponsored by Momentous. Use the code RDSNIPPETS20 to get 20% your order. Check out their website at livemomentous.org

A true Hustle to Handling Business story. Lisa literally started on the streets on New York which is where she developed her ""street smarts"". Hear her evolving story this week on Business First with Sonia Alleyne.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The wonderful Lisa Clarke joins T in the studio to talk all about nutrition, sports dietetics, the impact of alcohol, and how food goes beyond just fuel for the body.  Lisa is a Registered Dietitian, Certified Specialist in Sports Dietetics, and has a Masters in Sports Nutrition. They discuss how professionals eat, what their knowledge is regarding food, and how the world is evolving to learn that there's no such things as "good" or "bad" food. They talk about the social media trends of giving your child processed foods, and soda, and what it can lead to in the future, and just where the diet/food industry stands as a whole. Life Lessons From Fitness:You have to actually put work into what you want. The Devil's Advocate: Is food addictive or not??The Final Takeaway:Stop comparing your life path with other peoples' life paths, and compartmentalize your own.Follow Lisa on Instagram at @lisac.clarke and go check out her blog Aspire Higher at www.aspirehighers.wordpress.com. As always, thanks for listening and supporting the show!! Now go share this episode with everyone you know, and help us build this wonderful brand!  xoxoxo-T

¡Año nuevo, oportunidades laborales nuevas! ¿Qué es lo que los empleadores están pidiendo en esta época post pandemia y cómo nos podemos preparar para buscar un mejor trabajo en Estados Unidos? Escucha la conversación con Lisa Clarke, fundadora y CEO de la agencia de colocaciones ATL Search Group, quien nos da los “insights” del mundo de los recursos humanos y las contrataciones. Lisa comparte cómo funciona una agencia de colocaciones en Estados Unidos, cuáles son las carreras con más demanda, de acuerdo con la situación actual, así como sus estrategias para obtener el éxito como madre, esposa y empresaria. Ella enfatiza la importancia de aprender a perdonar nuestros propios errores y de pensar “out of the box” al momento de emprender. Síguela en Facebook en https://www.facebook.com/atlsearchgroup y en IG en @ATLSearchGroup o en su website www.ATLSearchgroup.com Escríbeme a PodcastJudith@gmail.com Te espero en IG @judith_martinez_sadri y únete a @ReinventatePodcastdeJudith --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/judith-martinez-sadri/message

Bailey interviews Lisa Clarke of ATL Search Group.

The new leader of Rochester’s Destination Medical Center is optimistic about the new year — and the organization’s ability to position the city as an attractive place for remote workers. Patrick Seeb stepped into the DMC’s executive director role at the start of 2021. He’s taking over for Lisa Clarke, who retired after spending six years leading the organization. The DMC is a 20-year project to convert Rochester into a global hub for health and wellness. This, the DMC hopes, will draw development, investors, startups and entrepreneurs to the southern Minnesota city. It’s also the largest private-public economic initiative in the state’s history, according to the DMC. Seeb most recently served as the organization’s director of economic development and placemaking. Before that, he was executive director of the Saint Paul Riverfront Corp., responsible for the multibillion-dollar transformation of downtown St. Paul. Like any other city, Rochester has struggled with job losses and fewer visitors due to the ongoing pandemic. Still, Seeb said that the city is doing better than most thanks to the Mayo Clinic. Seeb speaks with reporter Kelly Busche about how leaders are assessing the community’s changing needs as they position Rochester as an essential city for workers and travelers in a post-pandemic world.

There's a transformation taking place in Rochester, Minnesota, home to Mayo Clinic. Destination Medical Center is a nearly $6 billion transformation of the city, creating a global destination for health and wellness. Lisa Clarke, Executive Director of the Destination Medical Center Economic Development Agency, and Dr. Clark Otley, Chief Medical Officer of the Mayo Clinic Platform and Medical Director of Mayo Clinic's Department of Business Development, are both intimately involved with this transformation and the evolution of Rochester, Minnesota.

Lisa Clarke is the Executive Director of the Destination Medical Center Economic Development Agency.  It's is a $5.6 billion, public-private partnership designed to leverage the growth of Mayo Clinic and create “America's City for Health” in Rochester, Minnesota.    Lisa previously spent 20 years with Mayo Clinic where she served as Division Chair in Mayo Clinic's Department of Public Affairs.  She has been routinely recognized as one of the most effective and successful women in business in Minnesota.  Our conversation today will explore the importance of fostering a healthy community setting to spur health system innovation. 

To a big extent, Lisa Clarke has been the name and face of the Destination Medical Center initiative in Rochester. Now getting ready for retirement, Clarke has served as executive director of the DMC Economic Development Agency since 2014. The nonprofit agency works with the city of Rochester and others to develop and implement DMC’s mission: a 20-year, $5.6 billion development initiative designed to “position Minnesota as a global center for the highest-quality medical care and to generate high-value jobs, new tax revenue and businesses.” Clarke led the effort to get state funding for the DMC. In 2013, a total of $585 million was allocated by state statute for the initiative, including $424 million from the state, $128 million from the city of Rochester and $33 million from Olmsted County. Under her watch, the Mayo Clinic and private developers have invested nearly $1 billion in Rochester development projects, including two hotels, housing and the $300 million business and research complex known as One Discovery Square. Clarke will soon hand over the leadership baton to Patrick Seeb, the agency’s current director of economic development and placemaking and former executive director of the Saint Paul Riverfront Corp. Her retirement is effective Jan. 4, 2021. In the following interview, Clarke talks about her time with the DMC Economic Development Agency, the initiative’s formative years and other topics.

This special episode of Beyond the Skyline features an Experts Forum on affordable housing. Housing instability and homelessness across Minnesota are being exacerbated by the converging crises of COVID-19 and persistent racial injustice, presenting a serious blow to our social and economic stability. Our panelists discussed how Minnesota’s long-term prosperity and economic competitive edge hinges on elevating housing as a priority, and making a commitment to ensure we build a housing system that works for everyone, and that access to that prosperity is available to all. The panelists include Seanne Thomas, Warren Hanson, Jennifer Ho, Colin Barr, Lisa Clarke and Trent Bowman.

Join host Nicole Nfonoyim-Hara as she is joined by Nashauna Lenoir and Myari Glover to discuss the Journie program and helpful resources for at-risk youth. Steve Dunn tells us all the different ways to make a taco and Lisa Clarke walks us through the Berkman Project. Heidi Welsch joins us to talk about Olmsted County's 2020 Budget; discussing housing, community spaces, elections, and more. (MPTA, Legacy, KSMQ, 1-17-20)

This week we break down a recent women’s entrepreneurial event in the community organized by Christine Beech of the Kabara Institute for Entrepreneurial Studies and Heather Holmes of Rochester Economic Development Inc. (RAEDI). This panel event was focused on “Women in Leadership- Building on your Strengths.” The panel featured five amazingly powerful women in the community including: Melissa Brinkman, CEO of Custom Alarm/Custom Communications; Lisa Clarke, Executive Director of the DMC Economic Development Agency; Kathleen Harrington, President of the Rochester Area Chamber of Commerce; Kim Norton, Mayor of Rochester; and Cindy Steinhauser, Director of Community Development with the City of Rochester. This was another amazing and much needed event for women entrepreneurs that touched on many topics including self-deprecation in women, tokenism, the value of mentorship, bad bosses, not asking permission, and embracing power to enact change. If you missed the event, of course listen in to this podcast for a recap! You can also watch the recorded Facebook live stream on the WE Forum #rochmn Facebook page. Links from the show today: Odd News by Twin Musicom is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Artist: http://www.twinmusicom.org/

In this bonus episode on voting rights, self-advocates talk about barriers to accessing information needed to make decisions about who to vote for - like Susan from Reinforce & Positive Powerful Parents Self-Advocacy Group who said that “Them not speaking in so much jargon, and them doing what they promised” would help.This echoed what came out of a recent research project by the Living with Disability Research Centre. That we talked about in Episode two.Now we hear form Nathan Despott from Inclusion Melbourne about a strategy that is trying to address this barrier: the ICanVote.org.au initiative.You will hear directly from 22 self-advocates from seven groups and organisations including VALID, NSWCID, Reinforce, New Horizons, and New Wave (again, with thanks to SARU for linking us all up). They tell us why politicians should listen and what political issues are important to them!We also hear from five politicians running for re-election in the 2018 November Victorian State Election: Fiona Patten State MP and Leader of the Reason Party; Danielle Green, State Labor member for Yan Yean; David Southwick, Liberal member for Caulfield; Suzanna Sheed, the Independent State Member for Shepparton District; and Gabrielle Williams, State Member for Dandenong, Parliamentary Secretary for Health and Parliamentary Secretary for Carers and Volunteers.Plus more from Sophia Tipping from the Living with Disability Research Centre and find out what that elusive fifth recommendation of the Strategies to Support People with Intellectual Disability to vote project was.This episode was produced by Sophia Tipping, Buffy Gorrilla & Associate Professor Hilary Johnson with thanks to the Living with Disability Research Centre. Ben Pawson and Aine Healy provided marketing support for this episode.Thank you to Fiona McKenzie, David Briggs and Lisa Clarke from NSWCID; Shona Brown, Gary, Peter Macdonald and Wendy Martchrinke from Having A Say; Russell, Edward and Alby Wilson at New Horizons; Rachael Walters, Mary-Anne Huggins, David Walker, Graham Binding, Heather Hoogzaad, Kathryn Bartlett and Charity Sims-Jenkins from New Wave; Colin Hiscoe, Amanda Millear, Susan Arthur, Heather Smith, Norris and Chris Lowe from Reinforce; Luke Nelson, Samson and Anthony Risoli at Valid; and Dean Dodson from SARU. A big thank you to the five state MPs who contributed: Fiona Patten; Danielle Green; David Southwick; Suzanna Sheed; and Gabrielle Williams.Tweet the researchers at @sophia_tee and @LIDSLaTrobe and follow Inclusion Melbourne on twitter or facebook.Look out for future episodes on our website www.asid.asn.au/ and tweet us at @ASID_LtdFor more information about ASID: www.asid.asn.au/To find out about the benefits of joining ASID: www.asid.asn.au/members/why_join_asid

Do people with intellectual disability vote? What stops them from exercising their democratic right? What supports people with intellectual disability to participate in elections? In Episode two Sophia Tipping from the Living with Disability Research Centre tells us about a collaborative, action research project on strategies to support people with intellectual disability to vote. Tweet the researchers at @sophia_tee and @LIDSLaTrobe !Debra Taylor and Simone Stevens from the Victorian Electoral Commission (VEC) tell us about some strategies being implemented for an Australian election in November 2018.We also hear from 22 self-advocates from seven groups and organisations including VALID, NSWCID, Reinforce, New Horizons, and New Wave - with thanks to SARU for linking us all up.The VEC has some excellent voting resources available including:Download the Voter Voice App on Google Play or iTunes - It’s a free app to support people to communicate their details at the voting centre, to learn about voting, to find a voting centre, and to check their enrolment.Book a “Be Heard” session with the VEC’s Democracy Ambassadors - listen to the episode to find out what the ambassadors do.You can find out more about assistance for voters through the VEC website.Look out for out upcoming bonus episode! We hear about the I Can Vote initiative from Inclusion Melbourne’s Nathan Despott.This episode was produced by Sophia Tipping, Buffy Gorrilla & Associate Professor Hilary Johnson with thanks to the Living with Disability Research Centre. Ben Pawson and Aine Healy provided marketing support for this episode.Thank you to Fiona McKenzie, David Briggs and Lisa Clarke from NSWCID; Shona Brown, Gary, Peter Macdonald and Wendy Martchrinke from Having A Say; Russell, Edward and Alby Wilson at New Horizons; Rachael Walters, Mary-Anne Huggins, David Walker, Graham Binding, Heather Hoogzaad, Kathryn Bartlett and Charity Sims-Jenkins from New Wave; Colin Hiscoe, Amanda Millear, Susan Arthur, Heather Smith, Norrie Blythman and Chris Lowe from Reinforce; Luke Nelson, Samson Hailu and Anthony Risoli at Valid; and Dean Dodson from SARU.Look out for future episodes on our website www.asid.asn.au/ and tweet us at @ASID_LtdFor more information about ASID: www.asid.asn.au/To find out about the benefits of joining ASID: www.asid.asn.au/members/why_join_asid

I sit down with our literacy coach, Bekki Strong, and 3rd Grade teacher, Lisa Clarke, to discuss how to foster a love of reading in our students. We do this by examining a few key parts to Alfie Kahn's article, "How To Create NonReaders", as well as discuss some of what we do in our own classrooms and at school. 0:00 Intro  0:47 Introducing  3:39 How to Create Nonreaders article by Alfie Kahn 5:32 Quantify reading assignments 13:34 Student choice in their reading 16:41 Writing Book Reports 21:04 Reading Logs 27:00 What we're doing to try to get our students to love reading 27:45 Family Reading Night 30:44 Lisa's after-school book club 33:23 Book talks 36:32 Wrapping up the article 37:47 Student Segment  47:17 Conclusion 47:30 Outro Contact: Twitter: @TamiJ123 Podcast show notes & listen online: www.timetoteach.libsyn.com Facebook page: Time to Teach https://www.facebook.com/Time-to-Teach-293173721126201/ Facebook Groups: Teachers for Effective Curriculum www.facebook.com/groups/teachersforeffectivecurriculum/ Teachers Who Podcast (a group for educators who also podcast): https://www.facebook.com/groups/465498167130417/ My blog: Notes From a First Grade Classroom Music Credits: Adventures by A Himitsu @a-himitsu Creative Commons — Attribution 3.0 Unported— CC BY 3.0 creativecommons.org/licenses/b... Music released by Argofox youtu.be/8BXNwnxaVQE Music provided by Audio Library youtu.be/MkNeIUgNPQ8    

Lisa Clarke of Polka Dot Cottage on her introduction to polymer clay, her knitting and crochet patterns, the beautiful crochet hooks she decorates, knowing when to end a business, and so much more. You can find the show notes at: 046: Lisa Clarke: Polka Dot CottageStop by http://mebeingcrafty.com and let me know how you were creative today.

How comfortable are you in your skin? In this episode of Sunday Takeaway, the theme is 'bodies'. You'll meet a man whose body is covered in tattoos, and who wants to donate his body art to the National Gallery of Australia when he dies. Lisa Clarke from ABC Open Rockhampton talks about nude modelling and Ross Kay from ABC Wide Bay in Queensland meets a para-triathlete.

This week we want to encourage you to work with molds. Molds are fun, you can take them of almost anything. You can use polymer clay to make a mold, or silicone rubber, or SuperElasticlay (a sculpey product). I mix superelasticlay with premo, about half and half, to get a flexible mold, and Ilysa prefers a hard mold so she just uses clay. You must bake your polymer clay molds before using them! Be sure to return next week for our video demo. We invite you to listen to our discussion with Lisa Clarke. She operates a Polymer Clay (mostly) bookstore, a blog, and her own radio podcast at her site, www.polkadotcreations.com. She also has an Etsy.com shop for her own polymer clay creations. Lisa is an great person with interesting experiences to share. We hope you enjoy our interview with her as much as we did. Don't forget- the Call for Creativity starts this month. We encourage you to try out translucent clay and effects, using a fall palette of golds, reds, oranges, and turning-greens (think leaves). If you need more direction, feel free to create a votive candleholder. If you crave an open challenge, make anything you like- using translucent clay. Then load it up on the forum board or our flickr account, and later in the month I'll be making a collage out of them to display here for everyone to see. Last but not least, the PCAGOE had our monthly Challenge, based on our Favorite Books, in September. The winner was humblebeads- check out her work. http://humblebeads.etsy.com.