Podcast appearances and mentions of lisa mccormick

In this engaging podcast episode, Brad interviews Lisa McCormick, a talented graphic designer and illustrator based in Chicago. The conversation delves into Lisa's artistic journey, highlighting her noteworthy experiences, such as working with the Chicago Bears and her subsequent transition to freelancing. The episode explores the multifaceted nature of success, emphasizing the personal significance of proving oneself to family. Lisa shares insights into the strategic planning required when transitioning to freelancing, emphasizing the importance of building a client base and ironing out operational details before taking the leap full-time. Listeners gain valuable insights into Lisa's diverse income-generating strategies as an artist, including selling merchandise, collaborating with companies, and offering services. The discussion also touches on handling unexpected challenges in a creative career, emphasizing the benefits of taking breaks, regaining focus, and maintaining a strategic mindset. Lisa provides a glimpse into her design process, advocating for the effectiveness of starting with pencil and paper. She underscores the enjoyment and success that creative freedom and a fun art direction from clients can bring to projects. The podcast episode delves into the delicate balance between work and personal life, highlighting the importance of engaging in hobbies and seeking new experiences for a fulfilling career. Lisa draws inspiration from various sources, including fellow artists, athletes, and individuals who exhibit a genuine passion for their work. The episode concludes with Lisa sharing her upcoming projects and future plans, emphasizing the role of planning, teaching workshops, and continuous growth in achieving sustained success in the dynamic field of graphic design and illustration. http://madebylisamarie.com/ https://www.instagram.com/madebylisamarie/ Follow the show on IG ⁠⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/workadviceforme/⁠⁠⁠ Email the show: workadviceforme@gmail.com This episode is brought to you by Hopecast Hosted by: Brad Lowe 

From Strictly to village fête vegetables, competitions are embedded in our culture. And music is no exception: think of the Pythian Games of ancient Greece, the mediaeval singing competitions which selected the Master Singers, the improvisatory keyboard face-offs of 18th-century Vienna, and the international media-driven events of our own times. But are musical instinct and the competitive spirit uneasy bedfellows? Why do some musical tournaments consistently produce winners who go on to have spectacular careers, and others winners who sink without trace? What's the value of music written for competitions? On hand to help Tom Service answer these questions and throw light on the sometimes murky world of music competitions are Lisa McCormick author of Performing Civility, a study of the social aspects of music competitions, and saxophonist and 2016 BBC Young Musician finalist, Jess Gillam. David Papp (producer)

Lisa McCormick, owner and founder of Douglas Park Academy discusses why the city of Vancouver rejected a proposal for an 8-child daycare Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

How can sociology help us understand art and music? In The Cultural Sociology of Art and Music: New Directions and New Discoveries (Palgrave MacMillan, 2022), the editor Lisa McCormick, a senior lecturer in sociology at the University of Edinburgh, draws together the latest research in cultural sociology that examines art and music. Global in scope, and eclectic in choice of subjects and methods, the book is united by the shared approach of the strong programme in cultural sociology. As a result, the book offers a cultural approach to cultural objects, setting new agendas and explaining controversies. The range of topics, both historical and contemporary, make the book essential reading across both arts and humanities and social sciences, as well as for anyone interested in art and music! Dave O'Brien is Professor of Cultural and Creative Industries, at the University of Sheffield. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/new-books-network

How can sociology help us understand art and music? In The Cultural Sociology of Art and Music: New Directions and New Discoveries (Palgrave MacMillan, 2022), the editor Lisa McCormick, a senior lecturer in sociology at the University of Edinburgh, draws together the latest research in cultural sociology that examines art and music. Global in scope, and eclectic in choice of subjects and methods, the book is united by the shared approach of the strong programme in cultural sociology. As a result, the book offers a cultural approach to cultural objects, setting new agendas and explaining controversies. The range of topics, both historical and contemporary, make the book essential reading across both arts and humanities and social sciences, as well as for anyone interested in art and music! Dave O'Brien is Professor of Cultural and Creative Industries, at the University of Sheffield. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/critical-theory

How can sociology help us understand art and music? In The Cultural Sociology of Art and Music: New Directions and New Discoveries (Palgrave MacMillan, 2022), the editor Lisa McCormick, a senior lecturer in sociology at the University of Edinburgh, draws together the latest research in cultural sociology that examines art and music. Global in scope, and eclectic in choice of subjects and methods, the book is united by the shared approach of the strong programme in cultural sociology. As a result, the book offers a cultural approach to cultural objects, setting new agendas and explaining controversies. The range of topics, both historical and contemporary, make the book essential reading across both arts and humanities and social sciences, as well as for anyone interested in art and music! Dave O'Brien is Professor of Cultural and Creative Industries, at the University of Sheffield. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/performing-arts

How can sociology help us understand art and music? In The Cultural Sociology of Art and Music: New Directions and New Discoveries (Palgrave MacMillan, 2022), the editor Lisa McCormick, a senior lecturer in sociology at the University of Edinburgh, draws together the latest research in cultural sociology that examines art and music. Global in scope, and eclectic in choice of subjects and methods, the book is united by the shared approach of the strong programme in cultural sociology. As a result, the book offers a cultural approach to cultural objects, setting new agendas and explaining controversies. The range of topics, both historical and contemporary, make the book essential reading across both arts and humanities and social sciences, as well as for anyone interested in art and music! Dave O'Brien is Professor of Cultural and Creative Industries, at the University of Sheffield. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/sociology

How can sociology help us understand art and music? In The Cultural Sociology of Art and Music: New Directions and New Discoveries (Palgrave MacMillan, 2022), the editor Lisa McCormick, a senior lecturer in sociology at the University of Edinburgh, draws together the latest research in cultural sociology that examines art and music. Global in scope, and eclectic in choice of subjects and methods, the book is united by the shared approach of the strong programme in cultural sociology. As a result, the book offers a cultural approach to cultural objects, setting new agendas and explaining controversies. The range of topics, both historical and contemporary, make the book essential reading across both arts and humanities and social sciences, as well as for anyone interested in art and music! Dave O'Brien is Professor of Cultural and Creative Industries, at the University of Sheffield. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/music

How can sociology help us understand art and music? In The Cultural Sociology of Art and Music: New Directions and New Discoveries (Palgrave MacMillan, 2022), the editor Lisa McCormick, a senior lecturer in sociology at the University of Edinburgh, draws together the latest research in cultural sociology that examines art and music. Global in scope, and eclectic in choice of subjects and methods, the book is united by the shared approach of the strong programme in cultural sociology. As a result, the book offers a cultural approach to cultural objects, setting new agendas and explaining controversies. The range of topics, both historical and contemporary, make the book essential reading across both arts and humanities and social sciences, as well as for anyone interested in art and music! Dave O'Brien is Professor of Cultural and Creative Industries, at the University of Sheffield. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/art

This week, we sit down with DFW runner, Lisa McCormick. We learn about her running journey and how it has lead up to her recent finish at the Badger 100 in July. We also talk gear and nutrition and check in with Andrew to see how preparation is going for Moab 240. Be sure to subscribe to the podcast wherever you listen, and we always appreciate you leaving a good rate and review. Join the Facebook Group and follow us on Instagram.Have a topic you'd like to hear discussed in depth, or a guest you'd like to nominate? Email us at info@happyendingstc.org

*A head's up that this episode contains discussion of sexual assault and human trafficking. If this doesn't feel like the right time to listen, we invite you to check out the resources below and hope you'll tune in next month for the next episode of Human Powered.*Maya Angelou once said, “There is no greater agony than bearing an untold story inside you.” Rachel Monaco-Wilcox understands this. She founded LOTUS, a free victim rights legal clinic, and Untold Stories, a writing and art-making workshop for survivors of human trafficking. In this episode, we talk with Rachel about her work, as well as participants of the workshop who carry the torch and share their stories so that others may find their own way. Rachel is one of those people who blazes new trails, but she does not walk alone. She brings others along to find beauty, courage, and strength within themselves.The Untold Stories writers workshop and survivor empowerment program is nationally recognized for its innovative approach that combines art therapy, creative writing, and law to help survivors process their trauma, reclaim their autonomy, and emerge with a sense of purpose and strength. To learn more about Lotus Legal Clinic and its Survivor Empowerment programming, please visit lotuslegal.org.Every year, pre-COVID, they host a spring showcase with workshop participants. Wisconsin Humanities is proud to have supported this project for many years through our grant program.Check out this short video from the 2018 event.Some of the artwork and writing from the program is published in magazines, available from the website here.Additionally, the Untold Stories 2020 Interactive Gallery and a series of videos bring these works to life.It's important to know your rights. This document from LOTUS Legal Clinic provides Victim & Witness Rights in Wisconsin.The voices in this episode:Rachel Monaco-Wilcox is an artist, lawyer, mentor, teacher, and consultant. Her work has served marginalized and exploited people (elders, those with special needs, and victims of human trafficking, sexual exploitation or assault).  Merging the power of the humanities with legal and social justice has been her unique professional niche. Rachel is the founder of LOTUS Legal Clinic, teaches Art Therapy doctoral students, and has a private practice in Trusts and Estates. In 2021 she founded a small publishing company called Minerva Press, LLC. She is also an accomplished ultramarathoner and raises Vizslas. Read Rachel's Love Wisconsin story here.Traci Powell lives in Orlando where she is a writer and psychiatric/mental health nurse practitioner offering counseling to other survivors. She is working to start an Untold Stories program in Orlando.Lisa McCormick is a mother and parent advocate. She served on a task force with former Governor Scott Walker to help end trafficking in Wisconsin.Austin M. Reece is Director of Survivor Empowerment at LOTUS Legal Clinic, Lecturer in Philosophy at Mount Mary University, and a poet. At LOTUS Legal he develops and implements trauma-informed, humanities-based educational programming for survivors of sexual violence and human trafficking, and edits Untold Stories, a literary magazine that publishes survivor writings alongside visual art responses. His poems and essays have recently appeared in Crannóg, Rise & Thrive, The Milwaukee Independent, Bramble, and Coffin Bell, among others.

The President addresses the nation on the state of his presidency. The crisis around the beleaguered cargo vessel Autumn Dawn continues. Representatives from Miami arrive in Washington to discuss plans to rebuild the city. A dog breeder in Massachusetts has a profitable new enterprise. At the Discussion Table we will be joined by a group of contributors to discuss the escalating tensions in Asia. Broadcast characters (in order of appearance): Johnny Rice as Brian Andrews; Mark Foster as President Stevenson, Scrap Metal Ad Man 1, Patrick Coffin, Uncle Sally Joe and Colonel Feeley; Lily Crystal as Laura Chen and Dr. Feng Huang; Pamela Harrington as Mary Walters; James Vila as Chuck Flemming and Godfrey Pembroke; Alex McDermott as Scrap Metal Ad Boy; Lisa McCormick as Scrap Metal Ad Woman 1, Congresswoman from Florida; CJ Brown as Secretary Tillman, Reporter, and Clerk; Ryan Takemiya as Ambassador Zheng; Dameion Brown as William Ibibio; Ash Malloy as Kate Mallick; BA Morales as Santiago Vasquez; Sydney Smith as Laura Sanders; Brian Miller as Rex from Granite State Tactical. Check out RLA Gear at: https://teespring.com/stores/radio-living-america --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/radiolivingamerica/support

In this edition the mystery of the Autumn Dawn is solved as naval assets of the Russian Federation Navy recover the ship. The City of Miami begins to plan for its future as Homeland Security downgrades the city's threat status yet again. The U.S. Surgeon General urges Americans to get a flu shot to avoid confusion. A rare sports memorabilia treasure makes an unexpected appearance in Nevada. At this week's Discussion Table, a theologian gives his perspective on the pandemic. Broadcast Characters (in order of appearance): Johnny Rice as Brian Andrews; Leo Plotkin at Captain Alexi Novikoff and Admiral Mikhail Samarin; Zahan Mehta as Russian Interpreter, Dr. Krishna Singh, and Michael Whitney; James Vila as Chuck Flemming; CJ Brown as Secretary of State Tillman, Florida Governor Pete Peterson, and Father Arthur Martin; Ryan Takemiya as Ambassador Zheng; Pamela Harrington as Congresswoman Mary Walters; Ash Malloy as Kate Mallick; Sydney Smith as Laura Sanders; James Mercer as Assistant District Attorney; Lisa McCormick as Saint Bonitas Hotel Spokesperson. Check out RLA Gear at: https://teespring.com/stores/radio-living-america --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/radiolivingamerica/support

In this episode the city of Miami gets a status upgrade following a successful operation. Chinese officials make appeals to Washington as the search for the missing cargo ship, Autumn Dawn, continues. Congress approves emergency funding for a mission to Mars. At this week's Discussion Table a panel of experts will help us understand a doomsday cult terrorist group. Broadcast Characters (in order of appearance): Johnny Rice as Brian Andrews; Ash Malloy as Kate Mallick; BA Morales as Santiago Vasquez; CJ Brown as Reporter 1, Tom Sullivan and Peter Mueller; Brian Miller as Gary, Harbor Master, House of Representatives Clerk, and Rex of Granite State Tactical; Ryan Takemiya as Captain Menocal, Anders Parker, Peter Alexopoulos and Chris Rall; James Vila as Chuck Flemming; Lily Crystal as Dr. Feng Huang and Maggie; Mark Foster as Vince; Alex McDermott as Vince's BBQ Boy 1; Nolan McCormick as Vince's BBQ Boy 2; Sydney Smith as Laura Sanders; Breezy Leigh as Speaker of the House; James Mercer as Neil Baskin; Lisa McCormick as Lisa; Lily Harris as Sgt. Kathy Nowak and Melissa Lawrence. Check out RLA Gear at: https://teespring.com/stores/radio-living-america --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/radiolivingamerica/support

The situation in Miami rapidly deteriorates. A woman escapes from San Francisco. An appeal from the European Union is made in Washington. A town in Connecticut takes time to host a sporting event. Beltway pundits discuss the state of American politics at the Discussion Table. Broadcast characters (in order of appearance): Johnny Rice as Brian Andrews; Ash Malloy as Kate Mallick; BA Morales as Santiago Vasquez; Nick Giovanonni as Reporter 1; Syndey Smith as Laura Sanders and Wendy Albrecht; Lily Harris as Jennifer Middleton and Barbara Ketchum; Brian Miller as Jason Sculley; Lisa McCormick as Doctrina Mom; James Vila as Chuck Flemming and Godfrey Pembroke; Mark Foster as President Stevenson and Senate Majority Leader Gus McDermott; Ryan Takemiya as Reporter; Zahan Mehta as Dr. Krishna Singh and Miles Duggan; CJ Brown as Pete Schilling and Simon Grassley. Check out RLA Gear at: https://teespring.com/stores/radio-living-america --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/radiolivingamerica/support

Things in Galveston take a turn for the worse. Washington buckles as garbage piles high. In New York a cult performs an act of sabotage. Crisis develops in Miami. Part 2 of Brian Andrew's interview with Joint Chiefs Chairman General William Ibibio. Broadcast Characters (in order of appearance): Johnny Rice as Brian Andrews; Ash Malloy as Kate Mallick; Mark Foster as Admiral William McCall and President Stevenson; James Vila as Chuck Flemming; Lily Crystal as White House Press Secretary; Nick Giovannoni as Waste Worker and John of the Rapture; Ryan Takemiya as Ryan, Police Officer and Stanley Edwards; Dameion Brown as Bill and General William Ibibio; Breezy Leigh as Erica and Lucy Estevez; Alex McDermott as Tom; Zahan Mehta at Miles Duggan; CJ Brown as Captain Creighton Peters; James Mercer as Carl Eckman; Elizabeth Marlow as Brooke Hauptman; BA Morales as Santiago Vasquez; Brian Miller as Hansen's Home and Garden Spokesman; Lisa McCormick as Hansen's Home and Garden Jingle Vocals; Check out RLA Gear at: https://teespring.com/stores/radio-living-america --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/radiolivingamerica/support

Friday on Lake Effect : We explore the history of the norm of concession in presidential races. Then, we hear about an art exhibit that combines the writings of trauma survivors with landscape paintings. Plus, we explore the creation of an NES video game set here in Milwaukee. Guests: David Priess, Chief Operating Officer of the Lawfare Institute Brianna Seipel, artist; Lisa McCormick, public speaker; Kate Knowlton, interim director of Lotus Legal Clinic Jordan Davis, lead singer and guitarist for Space Raft

Listeners will be introduced to the Radio Living America news team. Follow anchorman, Brian Andrews, and his team of reporters as they give you the top stories you need to stay safe, stay alert, and stay in the fight as the nation and the world battle a new and terrifying crisis. Breaking news will be reported as it happens. New broadcasts will air every Saturday. Pre-Amble Characters (in order of appearance): Brian Miller, Ryan Takemiya, Zahan Mehta, Ash Malloy, Johnny Rice, James Vila, Breezy Leigh, Dameion Brown Broadcast Characters (in order of appearance): Johnny Rice as Brian Andrews; James Vila as Chuck Flemming; Mark Foster as President Stevenson, Admiral William McCall, Senator Tim McCallum, Judge, Greenville County Prosecutor and Neighbor; Lily Crystal as Laura Chen; Ash Malloy as Kate Mallick; Breezy Leigh as Maggie and Dr. Victoria Reynolds; Lily Harris as Kathy and Kelly; Zahan Mehta as Miles Duggan and Dr. Krishna Singh; Sydney Smith as Laura Sanders; James Mercer as Michael Jacobs; Nick Giovannoni as Gerald Richardson; BA Morales as Brad; Lisa McCormick as Fresh Ups jingle vocals Check out RLA Gear at: https://teespring.com/stores/radio-living-america --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/radiolivingamerica/support

Dr. Lisa McCormick, Associate Professor in the Department of Environmental Health Sciences and Associate Dean for Public Health Practice at the UAB School of Public Health talks about public health perspectives associated with plastic waste and the impact of COVID-19 on plastic pollution.

Our Year of the Nurse Spotlight series continues as we celebrate Julie Davenport, DON at John Knox Village East in Higginsville, MO

Meet Nation member Lisa McCormick. The link to the chat I referred to is here: https://join.slack.com/t/tenjunkmiles/shared_invite/zt-d63s8l52-u74Q6s8XN35AiL~40C71BQ Keep loving each other.  We'll need them when it's all over. #RunTJM

Did you know it is estimated that 30-40% of all trafficking victims are male? Guest Lisa McCormick joins us in the studio to share about her son Jeffrey, a 17-year-old boy from rural Wisconsin recruited into a sex trafficking ring out of Madison and exploited until his death in September 2016. She unpacks not only her unique perspective as a parent but shares her own journey coping with a “parent's worst nightmare.” McCormick also gives resources for parents and mentors such as Convergence Resources “Through the Eyes of a Parent” which gives legal, health, emotional support for families, and SLOTH – “Supporting Loved Ones Through Hardship” to help equip parents as they support their child or loved who is going through immense adversity. Through her work, Lisa walks alongside parents, grandparents, caregivers and all others, giving hope that they are not alone in this journey. If you want to connect with Lisa, reach out to Fierce Freedom at podcast@fiercefreedom.org or shoot us a message on social media.

Get Up Nation®! My name is Ben Biddick. I’m the Creator and Host of Get Up Nation® and Co-Author of Get Up: The Art of Perseverance. Recently I had the honor and privilege of speaking with Lisa McCormick. Lisa lost her son Jeffrey when he was 17 years old to a drug overdose. Lisa later learned Jeffrey had been sex trafficked prior to his death. Lisa speaks and advocates for systemic change that enables American systems to hold traffickers and buyers accountable, prevent human trafficking, and effectively rescue and serve those who have been trafficked. Because of the sensitive nature of the interview, I chose not to end the show with my usual six questions. Instead we focus heavily on the resilience process Lisa uses of transforming her pain and grief into advocacy, awareness, and a relentless drive to educate others in hopes of preventing future exploitation. Lisa is a member of the Wisconsin Anti Human Trafficking Advisory Council and is featured in the Wisconsin Department of Children and Families documentary film on youth sex trafficking in Wisconsin to be released in 2019. Lisa speaks on the topics of sex trafficking, drug addiction, bullying, acceptance, and her faith throughout her personal journey as a parent of a sex trafficking victim. She educates groups to recognize the signs of at risk youth, how to overcome barriers of fear in talking with them and showing them you care, and to give them someone to trust. Lisa has made it her life’s purpose to share her family’s story so others understand trafficking and how easily our vulnerable children can be exploited. Lisa walks alongside suffering parents, grandparents, and caregivers, supporting them with the knowledge that they are not alone in this journey. In this episode of the Get Up Nation® Show, we are confronted with the truth that human trafficking exists only because there is a demand for it. If there was no demand, it would not exist. And now, I present to you, Lisa McCormick. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/get-up-nation-podcast/support

Lisa McCormick discusses the concept of the "self" in music, the importance of nurturing a positive and constructive mindset for learning, and the need for a holistic approach to practicing that encourages constant dialogue between mind, body, and music.   Subscribe For Future Episodes! Apple Podcasts | Android | Stitcher | RSS   Full Show Notes and Transcript: Episode 134   Links and Resources • Lisa McCormick’s website • Note2Self: “I Love This!”, with Lisa McCormick   Enjoying the show? Please consider rating and reviewing it! Click here to rate and review

VFTB Political Plunge Part 2 hosted by RJ and special co hosts Kayla & Moondog from their show Weekly Wrap-Up. Listen in as we interview special guest Lisa McCormick as she runs for U.S Senate in New Jersey against incumbent Bob Menendez.

Syria, by The Waifs, Bombing Syria, Syria Op-Ed, Barbara Lee, Lisa McCormick, Amazon Tax Dodge, Muslim Deaths, Propping Up Dictators, Failed Drug Tests, Haspel’s Tortured Past, Election Interference, Syria, by Deadly Hunta

Chords sometimes referred to with numbers, and chord progressions as a series of numbers, such as I-IV-V or 1-4-5. Find out what these numbers mean, how to build chords on any note in any key, and how you can use this to write unforgettable songs!   Subscribe For Future Episodes! Apple Podcasts | Android | Stitcher | RSS   Full Show Notes and Transcript: Episode 033   Links and Resources Turning Ordinary People into Musicians, with Casey McCann(interview) Note2Self: "I Love This!", with Lisa McCormick(interview) Making Ear Training Fun, with Steve Myers(interview) Finding the Notes Yourself, with Sara Campbell (interview) Seriously Enjoyable Music Learning, with Shelle Soelberg(interview) A Toolbox of Musical Understanding, with Scott Sharp(interview) I-IV-V Chords in Major Keys The vi-IV-I-V chord progression The Circle of Fifths Podcast Episode: The Power of Solfa   Enjoying the show? Please consider rating and reviewing it! Click here to rate and review

Have you ever felt frustrated because you keep getting something wrong in the music you’re learning? Or worried that there is just too much to learn and you’re coming to music too late to ever master it all?   Today we have the pleasure of interviewing Lisa McCormick, a successful singer-songwriter and the creator of the “Note2Self” methodology of music learning, which can help with exactly those kinds of mindset barriers, especially among adult musicians.   After several years as a successful artist, Lisa turned her attention to teaching and now specialises in helping adult beginners get going with guitar and ukulele. We first met Lisa several years ago after discovering an excellent course she created to help guitarists start playing chords by ear. As well as in person classes 1-on-1 and in groups around Brattleboro, Vermont, she provides courses through her website LisaMcCormick.com and is a senior faculty member at GuitarTricks.com.   What we love about Lisa’s approach is that she really focuses on the joy of making music from day one and strips away the complexity that can often make learning music frustrating for adults.   In this conversation we talk about:   • The emotional baggage that can make it difficult for adults to begin learning a new instrument and how to get around that • How she helps complete beginners play a song on ukulele in less than ten minutes - and play several songs by the end of the day • How the Note2Self methodology can equip musicians - particularly those who are self-taught or trying to make use of internet resources to learn - to get away from the negative self-talk and confusion that can hold them back, and instead learn faster by having effective and healthy mental habits   Lisa also shares the simple 3-word mantra from Note2Self that you can start using immediately - and honestly this alone could be transformative for how much you enjoy your musical journey...   Subscribe For Future Episodes! Apple Podcasts | Android | Stitcher | RSS   Full Show Notes and Transcript: Episode 024   Links and Resources • LisaMcCormick.com • The Sexy Secret of “One, Four, Five” • Getting Started with Guitar • Lisa’s Guitar Lessons, on GuitarTricks.com     Enjoying the show? Please consider rating and reviewing it! Click here to rate and review

In this edition of Blue Promise, Dr. McCoy talks with Lisa McCormick, BCBSTX Pharmacy Director, about a solution to help lower the cost of your prescriptions. It’s called “Step Therapy” and its considered evidence-based as well as cost-effective care. Blue Promise is an online video blog that aims to address complicated health issues with candid conversations from subject matter experts. New editions are published regularly and are hosted by Dr. Dan McCoy, President of Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Texas

While pharmaceuticals can save lives, we often hear more about their hefty price tag. To be fair, drugs go through a long process before they reach consumers. It’s important to ask your doctor about low-cost alternatives and it's also helpful to understand the lifecycle of your medication. In this Blue Promise, Dr. Dan McCoy takes a look at the evolution of pharmaceuticals with Lisa McCormick, BCBSTX’s Pharmacy Director. Blue Promise is an online video blog that aims to address complicated health issues with candid conversations from subject matter experts. New editions are published regularly and are hosted by Dr. Dan McCoy, President of Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Texas

Lisa McCormick is a Democratic candidate for New Jersey Governor. Her partner, campaign manager, and political consultant is long-time Democratic strategist James Devine. McCormick, who is based in Rahway, is a small business owner and the proud stepmom of a 17-year-old son. The full story: http://citizensmedia.tv/2017/03/29/lisamccormick

The competition seems to be a crucial part of the classical music world. In Performing Civility: International Competitions in Classical Music (Cambridge University Press, 2015), Dr. Lisa McCormick, a lecturer in sociology at the University of Edinburgh, offers a unique insight into the history, function and meaning of the classical music competition. The book offers both a rich history of competitions along with a detailed ethnography of competitors, juries and audiences. McCormick uses a detailed engagement with contemporary cultural sociology to grapple with one of the core questions facing the study of culture, of how performances can be measured, codified and judgements ultimately made. The book also engages with gender, comportment and the body, to think through the interaction of performer, judges and audiences, giving an insight into not only the classical competition, but the nature and function of culture in contemporary society. The book will be important reading beyond sociology, for music scholars and anyone interested in arts and culture.

The competition seems to be a crucial part of the classical music world. In Performing Civility: International Competitions in Classical Music (Cambridge University Press, 2015), Dr. Lisa McCormick, a lecturer in sociology at the University of Edinburgh, offers a unique insight into the history, function and meaning of the classical music competition. The book offers both a rich history of competitions along with a detailed ethnography of competitors, juries and audiences. McCormick uses a detailed engagement with contemporary cultural sociology to grapple with one of the core questions facing the study of culture, of how performances can be measured, codified and judgements ultimately made. The book also engages with gender, comportment and the body, to think through the interaction of performer, judges and audiences, giving an insight into not only the classical competition, but the nature and function of culture in contemporary society. The book will be important reading beyond sociology, for music scholars and anyone interested in arts and culture. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The competition seems to be a crucial part of the classical music world. In Performing Civility: International Competitions in Classical Music (Cambridge University Press, 2015), Dr. Lisa McCormick, a lecturer in sociology at the University of Edinburgh, offers a unique insight into the history, function and meaning of the classical music competition. The book offers both a rich history of competitions along with a detailed ethnography of competitors, juries and audiences. McCormick uses a detailed engagement with contemporary cultural sociology to grapple with one of the core questions facing the study of culture, of how performances can be measured, codified and judgements ultimately made. The book also engages with gender, comportment and the body, to think through the interaction of performer, judges and audiences, giving an insight into not only the classical competition, but the nature and function of culture in contemporary society. The book will be important reading beyond sociology, for music scholars and anyone interested in arts and culture. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The competition seems to be a crucial part of the classical music world. In Performing Civility: International Competitions in Classical Music (Cambridge University Press, 2015), Dr. Lisa McCormick, a lecturer in sociology at the University of Edinburgh, offers a unique insight into the history, function and meaning of the classical music competition. The book offers both a rich history of competitions along with a detailed ethnography of competitors, juries and audiences. McCormick uses a detailed engagement with contemporary cultural sociology to grapple with one of the core questions facing the study of culture, of how performances can be measured, codified and judgements ultimately made. The book also engages with gender, comportment and the body, to think through the interaction of performer, judges and audiences, giving an insight into not only the classical competition, but the nature and function of culture in contemporary society. The book will be important reading beyond sociology, for music scholars and anyone interested in arts and culture. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The competition seems to be a crucial part of the classical music world. In Performing Civility: International Competitions in Classical Music (Cambridge University Press, 2015), Dr. Lisa McCormick, a lecturer in sociology at the University of Edinburgh, offers a unique insight into the history, function and meaning of the classical music competition. The book offers both a rich history of competitions along with a detailed ethnography of competitors, juries and audiences. McCormick uses a detailed engagement with contemporary cultural sociology to grapple with one of the core questions facing the study of culture, of how performances can be measured, codified and judgements ultimately made. The book also engages with gender, comportment and the body, to think through the interaction of performer, judges and audiences, giving an insight into not only the classical competition, but the nature and function of culture in contemporary society. The book will be important reading beyond sociology, for music scholars and anyone interested in arts and culture. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Do armed security guards require more regulation? Should there be a national standard for background checks? Is there a national clearinghouse for armed security guards? Is mental health screening necessary for armed security guards? Do armed security guards need more use-of-force training? Play CNN Hired Guns video then listen to the podcast dialog Podcast Time Stamps [00:40] - Should government create laws for armed security guards [01:25] - Armed security officers are not police officers [04:10] - Interview with investigative reporter Lisa McCormick begins [08:00] - At what level of government should regulations be enacted [12:00] - Need for a national armed security guards clearinghouse [18:15] - Armed security guards agency is easiest to regulate [21:15] - Property owners that hire armed guards are responsible [23:00] - Interview follow-up and remarks Armed Security Guards in the News Investigative reporter, Lisa McCormick from WDAF-TV in Kansas City called to get my opinion about the need for armed security guards licensing and background checks in Missouri, Kansas, and other states. Should the government require background checks and special training for armed security?Tweet This Armed Security Guards - Big Questions Should Missouri, Kansas, and other states create laws requiring background checks of armed security guards? What are the risks of not having screening and training regulations for armed security guards? Do I agree that the industry of armed security guards is a haphazard system of lax laws with minimal oversight and almost no accountability? Are more hours of scenario training required for armed security guards? Armed Security Guards - Answers are Complex The federal government should only provide a framework for private security guard screening especially the small armed segment of that industry. The federal government should assist with coordination of a national clearinghouse for background checks and ease current obstructions The state government is good at setting regulations and standards, but not for staying on top of licensing, complaints, and local enforcement. Local municipal government is best at enforcement if they consistently under-take the duty statewide and have budget assistance to do so. There needs to be a hybrid method of adopting Federal & State standards with local enforcement and oversight without being burdensome. We can do better, for example, a licensed manicurist has stricter licensing and training requirements than an armed security guard. Armed Guard Capable of Using Deadly Force More Resources on this Subject: Video source: CNN and Center for Investigative Reporting with Anderson Cooper. CNN year-long report on Armed Security Guards called Hired Guns, part-two. Related guard licensing story of a shooting death at a Florida nightclub. Armed and Dangerous - An illustrated story reads like a graphic novel. Learn More about Premises Liability Litigation Download the book written by Crime School host Chris McGoey. Security Expert’s Guide to Premises Liability Litigation. Evaluating Crime Foreseeability and Inadequate Security Cases. Biography of Chris McGoey Testimonials from a few clients Speaking Engagements Media Interviews Premises Liability Litigation Book Retain Chris as a Security Expert Witness Hire Chris as a Security Consultant Chris McGoey Blog Article Index Crime School Podcast Index Connect with Chris McGoey Email   213-537-3505   Twitter