Podcast appearances and mentions of lisa morales

Mark Towhey joins the show for Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. Mark Carney says we do not have a drug crisis. Then, Tom Korski joins for the Blacklocks Report. Plus - a snow day road update with Lisa Morales and Kerry Schmidt.

  Hello friends! Legendary manager Kevin Wommack returns to the show for episode 1459! Kevin manages Jon Muq, Los Lonely Boys, Lisa Morales, Hattie Webb and many more. His umbrella company Traffic Music Group has just introduced an Artist Services branch headed up by Charlie Faye and Morgan Wommack. Find them at trafficmusicgroup.com. Kevin and I have a great conversation about the change in the music business since our last chat on episode 301 in August of 2024, the importance of Tik Tok, the return of Los Lonely Boys, Traffic Music Group's Artist Services branch and how it will serve the music community and much more. I had a great time catching up with Kevin. I'm sure you will too. Let's get down!   Follow us on Instagram, Facebook, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or anywhere you pod.   If you feel so inclined. Venmo: venmo.com/John-Goudie-1  Paypal: paypal.me/johnnygoudie

Hello friends! Singer-songwriter Lisa Morales returns to the show for episode 1455! She's just released her fourth album, the gorgeous Sonora, available everywhere now. The album is a nod to her musical childhood growing up in Tucson. Go to lisamoralesmusic.com for music, tour dates, and more. We have a great conversation about the great collaborations on Sonora with musicians songwriters like Tish Hinojosa, Jojo Garza (Los Lonely Boys), Kelsey Wilson (Sir Woman), David Pulkingham, Michael Longoria, and others, working with great producers like Michael Ramos, Davíd Garza and others including herself, being inspired by her childhood memories, working through the grief of losing her sister through music, and much more. I had a great time catching up with Lisa. I'm sure you will too. Let's get down!   If you're struggling this holiday season, help is available. Speak to someone today. 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline. Call or Text 988 Or click HERE for help.   Check out "How Did I Get Here?" in The Austin Chronicle Luv Doc's Top Ten Locally Produced Podcasts HERE   Follow us on Instagram, Facebook, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or anywhere you pod.   If you feel so inclined. Venmo: venmo.com/John-Goudie-1  Paypal: paypal.me/johnnygoudie

Teachers say students are getting ruder, which is backed up by research. Traffic specialist, Lisa Morales, weighs in on the conversation. 

Lisa Morales joins for Party for Two to talk about the top stories of the day. A St. Catharines Boston Pizza may lose their liquor licence after patrons are involved in fatal collision, but who is to blame? Then, Brad Bradford joins the show to weigh in on school lunch programs. Then, Bob Reid is here for Touchdowns and Fumbles! 

In this episode of Money Tales, our guest is Lisa Morales-Hellebo. This episode is all about the will and drive of a young Latina to rebel against cultural norms and prove to herself and the world that, by playing by her own rules, she can accomplish whatever she puts her mind to. Lisa grew up as member of the only brown family in an affluent neighborhood, facing relentless racism that put a chip on her shoulder and sparked an unyielding determination. Now, Lisa is using that drive to take on refashioning the $3 trillion end-to-end industrial value chain. After turning down millions from Silicon Valley investors who didn't understand her vision, she's leading a revolution to invest in brown women and overlooked innovators. Lisa has 28 years in tech, design and systems thinking, entrepreneurship, and community building, and has recently added VC to her list of titles as Founder & Co-Managing GP at REFASHIOND Ventures: the Industrial Transformation Fund  — a NY-based venture fund that invests as the first institutional check in early-stage startups refashioning industrial value chains across Data & AI, Advanced Materials, Advanced Manufacturing, and Next Generation Logistics; defensible through economic moats. Lisa has always been obsessed with how things are made and pioneered mass-customization, personalization, and on-demand micromanufacturing for P&G in Silicon Valley in 1999 at a company called Reflect.com. Lisa is catalyzing the paradigm shift to localized demand chains as CEO and Founder of REFASHIOND OS (rOS), which is deploying a unified Data Layer & Control Tower across manufacturing value chains. She is also a founder of The Worldwide Supply Chain Federation, an organization that is changing how supply chain professionals learn about, collaborate, and adopt early-stage supply chain innovation around the world. Lisa is a Carnegie Mellon University alum with University Honors, Techstars alum, founded & built the New York Fashion Tech Lab, serves on the board of 3 other accelerators, has been featured in numerous publications along with 2 books, and has been the recipient of several awards; including Supply & Demand Chain Executive Magazine's Top Woman in Supply Chain 2022, Top 100 Women in Supply Chain 2020, 2021, 2022, & 2023; and WWD's Most Influential ESG Leaders 2023.

Traffic specialist Lisa Morales joins Jerry at the party table for Party for Two to talk about the top stories of the day. Then, Jerry revisits how Toronto has been ranked the second worst airport with Karen Mazurkewich from the Greater Toronto Airports Authority. Then, should police be brought back into schools? Courtney Betty joins the show to discuss. Finally - it's Friday! Bob Reid is here for Touchdowns and Fumbles.

Musician Lisa Morales has released six albums as part of the duo Sisters Morales and three as a solo artist. She discusses her introduction to music growing up in Tucson, Arizona, the death of her sister Roberta in 2021, and more about her influences ahead of her April 13th Creekside Sessions Concert at TPR.

The global supply chain has been under the spotlight more and more since the COVID-19 pandemic caused massive disruptions. Supply chain technology is growing and changing, but what can we do to manage and change the supply chain to be more sustainable, especially in industries like fashion? Lisa Morales-Hellebo is here to talk about sustainability in the global supply chain and fashion industries today. This week's episode 86 of How Women Inspire Podcast is about refashioning the global supply chain for sustainability! In this episode of How Women Inspire Podcast, Lisa Morales-Hellebo shares the importance of finding your people and actionable steps you can take right now to reduce your textile consumption and waste. Lisa Morales-Hellebo is passionate about helping fashion tech and supply chain startups achieve industry adoption and growth. As a VC, seasoned entrepreneur, product strategist, and community builder, Lisa knows what it takes to spot and coach a winning team — backed by 25 years of working with startups to F500s on strategy and execution across branding, product development, and innovation. Lisa is currently co-founder of The Worldwide Supply Chain Federation, an organization that is changing how supply chain professionals learn about, collaborate, and adopt supply chain innovation around the world. She is also co-founder and general partner of REFASHIOND Ventures — an NYC-based, early-stage supply chain technology venture fund that invests in startups refashioning global supply chains.  Some of the talking points Julie and Lisa go over in this episode include:Why digitizing supply chains is the key to solving the climate crisis.How fast fashion is unsustainable and how overproduction and consumer addiction must be addressed through disruption or legislation.The role of venture capital in the fashion industry.The impact of microplastics on human health and the importance of eliminating poly and microplastics from daily life.Thank you for listening! If you enjoyed this episode, take a screenshot of the episode to post in your stories and tag me!  And don't forget to follow, rate, and review the podcast and tell me your key takeaways!Learn more about How Women Inspire at https://www.howwomenlead.com/podcast CONNECT WITH LISA MORALES-HELLEBO:LinkedInInstagramX (formerly Twitter)WebsiteREFASHIONDCONNECT WITH JULIE CASTRO ABRAMS:LinkedIn - JulieHow Women LeadHow Women InvestHow Women GiveInstagram - HWLLinkedIn - HWLFacebook - HWLJoin us for Get On Board Week from October 16-20, 2023. Registration is now open at https://www.howwomenlead.com/getonboard

Lisa Morales-Hellebo talks about the power of technological invention and innovation; awards; building communities; and making sustainability a priority.

Lisa Morales joins the show for Party for Two. Sean Shapiro talks about the Parkside Drive speed camera that issued a record number of tickets. Landon French talks about Moto Canada igniting a new path for Canadian powersports. Then, Bob Reid joins the show for Touchdowns and Fumbles.  

Brad Houser 1960-2023 Yesterday, we lost a great artist/musician and a wonderful human who touched so many lives in our community and all over the world. Brad Houser, bass and saxophone player, founding member of Edie Brickell and New Bohemians, Critters Buggin', The Dead Kenny G's and bass player with Davíd Garza, Suzanna Choffel, Lisa Morales, Patrice Pike and many, many, many more has left this earth, but our hearts. I had a tremendous affection for Brad. I loved watching him play. I cherished the chances I had to play with him and I'll miss laughing with him. Rest in power. Below are my original notes for the show. Hello friends! Bass/saxophone player extraordinaire, Brad Houser is my guest for episode 736! You know Brad from countless bands including Critters Buggin', Dead Kenny G's and as a founding member of Edie Brickell & New Bohemians.  Edie Brickell & New Bohemians' gorgeous new album, 'ROCKET" comes out on October 12th and they're hitting the road all over America this fall. Go to ebnewbos.com for their full tour schedule. Brad and I have a great conversation about starting New Bohemians in his parent's garage, the Dallas music scene, life in a successful band, Critters Buggin', the magic of reuniting with New Bohemians and making "ROCKET" and much more! If you want to find out more about Mr. Houser go to basshouser.com. I had a great time hearing Brad's story. I'm sure you will too. Let's get down!

Mark Towhey is in for Jerry. Lisa Morales joins the show for Party for Two to discuss top stories. Plus, this week on Chatter that Matters with Tony Chapman. Callers weigh in on whether or not commercial vehicles should be used to use the 407.

What is the Supply Chain all about and why is it so important? Why should we care? Contact Chris Igwe International at: Website: https://www.igweinternational.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/speakerchrisigwe Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/chrisigweintl  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chrisiaigwe/ 

Lisa Morales joins Jerry for Party For Two  'You feel safer with a gun': Father was anti-violence activist, son now gun criminalThe idea that this guy received bail/ probation is outrageous.  He even used racism as an excuse - is that even remotely fair? Southern Ontario may see up to 60cm of snow. Elizabeth Holmes faces judgment day for her Theranos crimesShould pregnancy and motherhood impact sentencing?

The fashion value chain is a long line of multiple roles, resources, and most of the time, many countries in just one brand alone. So, imagine all of the complexities involved from lack of traceability to generals operations. Fashion, usually being one of the industries being least taken seriously for investment, it can be quite frustrating when trying to fundraise for parts of the supply chain. In this episode we speak to Lisa Morales-Hellebo who has worn many hats from both sides of the coin as a VC as well as a Founder at REFASHIOND. She gives tips on how to look for funding as part of the fashion supply chain and some of the startups she has been working with. Support the Show.--------The show is recorded from Beyond Form, a venture studio building & investing in fashion tech startups with ambitious founders. We'd love to hear your feedback, so let us know if you'd like to hear a certain topic. Email us at hello@beyondform.io. If you're an entrepreneur or fashion tech startup looking for studio support, check out our website: beyondform.io

The Marilyn Denis and Jamar show catch up on what happened over the weekend.  A grandmother has the last laugh at her funeral, fake smiling will make you happier, the red nails theory, and parents believe creative costumes will get you more candy.  Barilla is not Italy's # 1 pasta and they're being sued for being misleading, we wanted to know what was disappoint to you when you found out the truth.  Plus, Lisa Morales joins us to breakdown the Adelaide Street Construction.

Hello to you listening in Catania, Italy!Coming to you from Whidbey Island, Washington this is Stories From Women Who Walk with 60 Seconds (and quite a bit more) for Story Prompt Friday and your host, Diane Wyzga.This is what happens when you keep a highly successful podcast burning in your window: your guests come for a visit! In a few days I'll be meeting up with Lisa Morales sharing time together walking this island.  Lisa is a Camino de Santiago peregrina, hospitelera, world class travel blogger, and photographer. At the close of Part 1 I asked Lisa: How did the Camino shape your experiences as you were living the tempest story of your life? Let's listen as this wise and wonderful woman draws us further into her life showing us what tomorrow can look like when you agree to go with the flow!  Click HERE in the Episode Notes for Part 2 of our conversation, to get in touch with Lisa and subscribe to her Photo Media The Travel Blog.  Story Prompt: Consider this: When you least expected it Life turned you around and set you a new path. How were you able to walk on? Write that story!Practical Tip: The magic of stories is also in the sharing. If you wish share your story with someone or something.   All that matters is you have a story.You're invited: “Come for the stories - stay for the magic!” Speaking of magic, I hope you'll subscribe, share a nice shout out on your social media or podcast channel of choice, and join us next time! Remember to stop by the website, check out the Services, arrange a Discovery Call, and Opt In to stay current with Diane and Quarter Moon Story Arts and on Linked In. Stories From Women Who Walk Production TeamPodcaster: Diane F Wyzga & Quarter Moon Story ArtsMusic: Mer's Waltz from Crossing the Waters by Steve Schuch & Night Heron MusicAll content and image © 2019 to Present: for credit & attribution Quarter Moon Story Arts 

Hello to you listening in Ankara, Turkey!Coming to you from Whidbey Island, Washington this is Stories From Women Who Walk with 60 Seconds (and quite a bit more) for Thoughts on Thursday and your host, Diane Wyzga.This is what happens when you keep a highly successful podcast burning in your window: your guests come for a visit! In a few days I'll be meeting up with Lisa Morales sharing time together walking this island.    Lisa is a Camino de Santiago peregrina, hospitelera, world class travel blogger, and photographer. Some of us may never walk Camino, some may walk only once, and then there are those for whom Camino is a lifelong adventure. I invited Lisa to talk about the decidedly unexpected Life turns that led her to walking the Camino estoy solo, volunteering in Camino albergues, pivoting to travel photography, and designing her new life.Click HERE in the Episode Notes for Part 1 of our conversation, to get in touch with Lisa and subscribe to Photo Media The Travel Blog.  You're invited: “Come for the stories - stay for the magic!” Speaking of magic, I hope you'll subscribe, share a nice shout out on your social media or podcast channel of choice, and join us next time! Remember to stop by the website, check out the Services, arrange a Discovery Call, and Opt In to stay current with Diane and Quarter Moon Story Arts and on Linked In. Stories From Women Who Walk Production TeamPodcaster: Diane F Wyzga & Quarter Moon Story ArtsMusic: Mer's Waltz from Crossing the Waters by Steve Schuch & Night Heron MusicAll content and image © 2019 to Present: for credit & attribution Quarter Moon Story Arts

Party For Two with traffic specialist Lisa Morales... Is bad driving becoming more common?... What Mattered This Week with Tony Chapman... What would it take to get you to move to Alberta?

Mark Towhey speaks with traffic specialist Lisa Morales about the Bond Hotel bolting their windows closed.... John Tory Jr. looks at Drake being in the hot seat for his plane flying to Hamilton.... Comments on Pope Francis' apology for residential school abuses.... And is Hockey Canada's plan good enough?

Lisa Morales is here for Party For Two....How do you find compensation that is fair but makes everyone happy?...Jerry wonders if the Feds are determined to kill our economy...And Doug Ford wants to fill job vacancies with immigrants. What's the problem?

Lisa Morales-Hellebo and Joe Lynch discuss The Worldwide Supply Chain Federation. Lisa is the Co-Founder and GP at REFASHIOND Ventures, an emerging venture capital fund manager that invests in early stage supply chain technology. About Lisa Morales-Hellebo Lisa Morales-Hellebo is a VC, seasoned entrepreneur, product strategist, and community builder. She has honed her skills for spotting and coaching winning teams over her 27+ years working with startups to F500s on strategy and execution across branding, product development, and innovation. She is passionate about helping fashion tech and supply chain startups achieve industry adoption, growth, and scale. Lisa is catalyzing the paradigm shift to localized fashion demand chains as CEO and Co-founder of REFASHIOND OS (rOS), a startup that is building an operating system that connects the global fashion value chain, from fibers to finished goods; starting with Made in the USA. She is also co-founder of The World Supply Chain Federation, an organization that is changing how supply chain professionals learn about, collaborate, and adopt supply chain innovation around the world. The New York Supply Chain Meetup is its founding chapter, attracting hundreds of attendees from around the globe to its monthly events. Lisa has co-founded and is general partner of REFASHIOND Ventures — an NYC-based, early-stage supply chain technology venture fund that invests in startups refashioning global supply chains. She's a graduate of Carnegie Mellon University, serves on select Advisory Boards, and has been featured in numerous publications. About REFASHIOND Ventures REFASHIOND Ventures is raising an early stage supply chain technology fund, sourcing deals from The Worldwide Supply Chain Federation's network of 33,000+ innovators, whilst leveraging our operating experience, and strong engagements with corporate LPs as both investors and market-validating customers of our portfolio companies. About The Worldwide Supply Chain Federation The World Supply Chain Federation (TNYSC) will become the world's foremost multi-disciplinary community of practice for individuals and organizations committed to investigating and developing solutions for problems in global supply chain networks at startups, large corporations, academic institutions, and everything in between. A particular area of interest is the use of distributed ledger technologies, and other cutting edge technologies, as a foundation for innovation in supply chain networks. Key Takeaways: The Worldwide Supply Chain Federation Lisa Morales-Hellebo is the Co-founder and General Partner at REFASHIOND Ventures. Lisa is also the Co-founder of the Worldwide Supply Chain Federation. Refashiond champions companies refashioning supply chains. Refashiond Ventures is raising an early stage supply chain technology fund, sourcing deals from The World Supply Chain Federation's network of 33,000+ innovators, whilst leveraging their operating experience, and strong engagements with corporate limited partners as both investors and market-validating customers of their portfolio companies. The Refashioned team believes that supply chains are being refashioned for the following reasons: Unprecedented convergence is occurring due to digitization. Global trade and consumption are increasing. Sustainability The Worldwide Supply Chain Federation is the collaborative, and mutually supportive coalition of grassroots communities focused on technology and innovation in the global supply chain industry. The New York Supply Chain Meetup is its founding chapter of the Worldwide Supply Chain Federation. TWSCF Mission: To nurture and grow the world's foremost open, global, multidisciplinary community of people devoted to building the supply chain networks of the future. TWSCF Vision: To create a global movement; the largest community on the planet of people obsessed with supply chain technology and innovation. Learn More About The Worldwide Supply Chain Federation Lisa's LinkedIn Lisa's Blog REFASHIOND Ventures LinkedIn REFASHIOND Ventures The Worldwide Supply Chain Federation Booklet – The World is a Supply Chain The REFASHIOND Ventures Story with Brian Aoaeh The Logistics of Logistics Podcast If you enjoy the podcast, please leave a positive review, subscribe, and share it with your friends and colleagues. The Logistics of Logistics Podcast: Google, Apple, Castbox, Spotify, Stitcher, PlayerFM, Tunein, Podbean, Owltail, Libsyn, Overcast Check out The Logistics of Logistics on Youtube

Lisa Morales is here for party for two, and is really vibing on a quote from Steve Harvey....Jerry defends Doug Ford putting his nephew into cabinet...and does 3-1-1 actually help anyone?

Marc de Wit is a Director at Circle Economy, an impact organisation that guides businesses, cities, and nations towards adoption of a circular system. Marc is a recognized thought-leader on implementation of the circular economy. In 2018 he initiated the Circularity Gap Report: an annual yardstick for the circular state of the global economy¬. He brings nearly 15 years of strategy and implementation experience in advising companies and governments in developing circular strategies and implementing circular solutions. Kyle Ritchie is the sustainable design lead at CannonDesign, a multi-disciplinary firm that creates better built environments. He is an adjunct professor at Boston Architectural College, and founder of the Circular Economy Studio, and he partnered with Eric Corey Freed to write “Circular Economy for Dummies”. Lisa Morales-Hellebo, a graduate of Carnegie Mellon University, is currently co-founder of The Worldwide Supply Chain Federation, an organization that is changing how supply chain professionals learn about, collaborate, and adopt supply chain innovation around the world. She is also co-founder and general partner of REFASHIOND Ventures — an NYC-based, early-stage supply chain technology venture fund that invests in start-ups refashioning global supply chains. Lisa has been featured in numerous publications and media outlets and is profiled in the bestselling book; Disrupters: Success Strategies from Women Who Break the Mold. A distinguished speaker Lisa has keynoted numerous events and participates in panels covering technology, supply chain, logistics, venture capital, fashion tech, women in tech, diversity, and more. On episode 44 of Supply Chain Next, Marc de Wit, Kyle Ritchie, and Lisa Morales-Hellebo have a round table discussion for International Supply Chain Day (Jun 4)

Lisa Morales is here for Party for Two and she's excited about the World Cup coming to Toronto...A woman confided in a doctor about her depression. The next thing she knew, the government took away her driver’s license. The World Cup coming to Toronto will you stay in town or are you splitting and renting out your place?

Join LLC Host, Nicole Glenn speak with Lisa Morales-Hellebo about her journey into entrepreneurship and the resilience required to make her impact in the supply chain, and her mission toward sustainable solutions. Lisa is passionate about helping fashion tech and supply chain startups achieve industry adoption, growth, and scale. As a VC, seasoned entrepreneur, product strategist, and community builder, Lisa knows what it takes to spot and coach a winning team — backed by 25 years of working with startups to F500s on strategy and execution across branding, product development, and innovation. Lisa takes R&D seriously and is currently co-founder of REFASHIOND OS (rOS), a startup that is building a network of on-demand apparel Microfactories across the USA and its public marketplace, ASSEMBLY.fashion. She is also co-founder of The Worldwide Supply Chain Federation, an organization that is changing how supply chain professionals learn about, collaborate, and adopt supply chain innovation around the world. The New York Supply Chain Meetup is its founding chapter, attracting hundreds of attendees from around the globe to its monthly events. Lisa has co-founded and is general partner of REFASHIOND Ventures — an NYC-based, early-stage supply chain technology venture fund that invests in startups refashioning global supply chains. She's a graduate of Carnegie Mellon University, serves on select Advisory Boards, and has been featured in numerous publications. LLC- (Ladies Leadership Coalition) mission is to empower women in the logistics and supply chain industries to reach their goals no matter where they are in their professional journey.

We take a trip back home and examine the emotional and physical toll of generational trauma to close out this amazing season of Two Sentence Horror Stories The Podcast! This episode, hosts Danielle Radford and Megan Rosati welcome back season three showrunner Lisa Morales and Stephanie Adams-Santos to talk about co-writing the season finale “Homecoming.” Plus, composer Brittany Allen joins the podcast to talk about scoring the season. Finally, we're joined by culture writer and journalist Mathew Rodriguez for his take on the episode. Watch Two Sentence Horror Stories season 3 on The CW and cwtv.com, and catch up on seasons 1 & 2 on Netflix. Follow Instagram.com/twosentencehorrorstories for the latest updates. Links:  Follow Lisa Morales https://twitter.com/lisamorales1111 Follow Stephanie Adams-Santos: @tarot_obscuro Follow Brittany Allen  @brittaudreyallen Follow Mathew Rodriguez @MathewRodriguez Follow Danielle @ https://twitter.com/danielleradford   Follow Megan @ https://twitter.com/meganrosati  Watch 2SHS on The CW: https://www.cwtv.com/shows/two-sentence-horror-stories/  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lisa was a delight to interview. She is a professional Photographer and Real Estate Broker based in the US. She has walked The Camino several times including Pilgrimages with her Son and walking backward from Muxia to Porto. Lisa has tirelessly given back to the Camino for several years as an American Pilgrim Chapter Leader for the Boston area and as a hospitalera at several donativos in Spain.  In this interview, we discussed photography tips for The Camino, the types of places pilgrims can choose to stay overnight, what it takes to be a hospitalero on The Camino, and much more. I hope you enjoy and benefit from our conversation. Buen Camino!To Connect with Lisa:https://www.lisamorales.com/categories/camino-de-santiagoLinks from our conversation:Lisa's favorite photo (so far)https://bit.ly/pilgrimlimboThe Wisconsin Way with the Flagstaff and Boston Chapters of American Pilgrims on the Camino and Stacey Wittighttps://youtu.be/LBhjDNqfOPwThe Güemes Albergue of Padre Ernesto Historia https://www.alberguedeguemes.es/Michael George https://www.michaelgeorgephoto.com/portrait-of-a-pilgrim-portraitsTo connect with Leigh:https://linktr.ee/leighbrennanThe Camino Cafe's intro and outro song is possible with the generosity of fellow Pilgrim, Jackson Maloney.Original Song  -  "Finnis Terre"  - written and performed by Jackson Maloney - Pilgrim, Singer, Musician, and Songwriter.Connect with Jackson:https://open.spotify.com/artist/3fdQsSqq9pDSwKcWlnBHKRThe Camino Cafe Pilgrim Family:Spanish for the CaminoHeading to walk soon? Here's your chance to learn some Spanish specially designed for walking the Camino. Schedule your first lesson with Maria Seco or buy a workbook today and begin feeling more confident about your upcoming Camino.Spanish for the Camino IGSpanish for the Camino FacebookCamino ConciergeQuestions about walking the Camino? Looking for practical advice? The Camino Concierge can help! Contact veteran pilgrim, Michelle Lessard, today and gain valuable insight on preparing and walking the Camino.Camino Concierge IGCamino Concierge FacebookThe Stone Boat Guest Househttps://www.thestoneboat.com/caminocafepodcast

We love a good vampire love story! Get ready to sink your teeth into an all-new episode of Two Sentence Horror Stories The Podcast! On this episode, hosts Danielle Radford and Megan Rosati chat with GLAAD award-winning journalist— and host of the LGBTQ+A Podcast— Jeffrey Masters as well as culture critic Clarkisha Kent about the tired trope of "killing your queers" in entertainment and the latest episode of the season. Plus, season 3 showrunner and writer of the episode, Lisa Morales, joins us to talk about the wild night that inspired the story behind “Teeth.” Watch Two Sentence Horror Stories season 3 on The CW and cwtv.com, and catch up on seasons 1 & 2 on Netflix. Follow Instagram.com/twosentencehorrorstories for the latest updates. Links: Lisa Morales: https://twitter.com/lisamorales1111 Jeffrey Masters: https://www.jeffrey-masters.com Clarkisha Kent: https://clarkishakent.com Follow Danielle @ https://twitter.com/danielleradford   Follow Megan @ https://twitter.com/meganrosati  Watch 2SHS on The CW: https://www.cwtv.com/shows/two-sentence-horror-stories/  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hello friends! Mexican-American vocalist, and singer-songwriter, Lisa Morales is my guest for episode 1108! Her Davíd Garza (Fiona Apple) produced, call-to-action single, "Freedom" is available today wherever you stream or download your jams. She's celebrating the release and upcoming tour with a show tomorrow, Sat 11/6 at The Far Out Lounge in Austin. Go to lisamoralesmusic.com for tour dates, music, and more. We have a great conversation about growing up in Tucson, moving to Houston by way of Germany, the late 80's early 90's Houston scene, making She Ought To Be King (out 2022) in West Texas during the 2021 winter storm, making music with her late sister Roberta, her love of music and much more. I had a great time getting to know Lisa. I'm sure you will too. Let's get down! Follow How Did I Get Here? on Instagram Get the chords and tabs for over a million songs at ultimate-guitar.com  Find millions of songs and thousands of podcasts including How Did I Get Here? on Spotify. If you feel so inclined. Venmo: www.venmo.com/John-Goudie-1  Paypal: paypal.me/johnnygoudie    

Hello friends! Mexican-American vocalist, and singer-songwriter, Lisa Morales is my guest for episode 1108! Her Davíd Garza (Fiona Apple) produced, call-to-action single, "Freedom" is available today wherever you stream or download your jams. She's celebrating the release and upcoming tour with a show tomorrow, Sat 11/6 at The Far Out Lounge in Austin. Go to lisamoralesmusic.com for tour dates, music, and more. We have a great conversation about growing up in Tucson, moving to Houston by way of Germany, the late 80's early 90's Houston scene, making She Ought To Be King (out 2022) in West Texas during the 2021 winter storm, making music with her late sister Roberta, her love of music and much more. I had a great time getting to know Lisa. I'm sure you will too. Let's get down! Follow How Did I Get Here? on Instagram Get the chords and tabs for over a million songs at ultimate-guitar.com  Find millions of songs and thousands of podcasts including How Did I Get Here? on Spotify. If you feel so inclined. Venmo: www.venmo.com/John-Goudie-1  Paypal: paypal.me/johnnygoudie    

Lisa is a seasoned entrepreneur, product strategist, and creative director whose career spans 24+ years working with technology startups and Fortune 500 companies. In 2014, Lisa founded and launched the New York Fashion Tech Lab with Springboard Enterprises and the Partnership Fund for NYC while serving as Executive Director for the first year. Her previous fashion tech startup - a contextual search engine, Shopsy, participated in TechStars in 2012 after Lisa was selected as one of the Top 10 Women in DC Tech. She has been featured in numerous publications and media outlets, and is profiled in the bestselling book; Disrupters: Success Strategies from Women Who Break the Mold. As an alumna of TechStars, Lisa maintains an active role in the startup community; she serves on the Board of Puerto Rican accelerator, Parallel18, and mentors at The Startup Institute, and The Founder Institute. She serves on several startup advisory boards while mentoring entrepreneurs around the globe. Lisa shines a spotlight on other Latino founders by highlighting their work on LatinoBuilt.com, and through her speaking engagements across the country. The New America Alliance recognized her as one of the top Latinas in Business and invited her to participate in the first American Latina Leadership Caucus in NYC. In August 2017, Lisa teamed up with Brian Laung Aoaeh to start The New York Supply Chain Meetup, which became the founding chapter of The Worldwide Supply Chain Federation. Born in the Bronx, New York, Lisa obtained her BFA in Graphic Design with University Honors from Carnegie Mellon University. She's a lifelong lover of all things fashion, is addicted to learning, new media, technology, entrepreneurship and travel. https://www.linkedin.com/in/supplychainlocalization/   ***   Up-level Your Capital Raise and Pitch Like a Thought-Leader. Download my free Power Statements Guide at https://thestefaniediaz.com/power-statement-guide/.   *** Follow on: https://www.instagram.com/thestefaniediaz/  https://www.linkedin.com/in/thestefaniediaz/  https://twitter.com/thestefaniediaz https://thestefaniediaz.com/ 

In today's episode of Women In Supply Chain, I'm joined by Lisa Morales Hellebo: a truly inspirational VC, entrepreneur, product strategist and community builder, with 25 years of experience working with start-ups and Fortune 500s alike. After beginning her career in graphic design, Lisa pulled together her talents for creativity, product design and innovation and set her sights on tech. After successfully founding her own start-up, and being named one of the Top 10 Women in DC Tech, Lisa realized the impact she could have helping other start-ups. Her passion and commitment to the acceleration of technologies that advance the industry has only grown and now, as well as advising others, she is also the co-founder of two organizations, that focus on funding innovation and revolutionizing supply chain. Today, Lisa will be talking to us about her career so far; her love for fashion tech and passion for innovation; her reflections on the corporate world's approach to sustainability; and she'll be sharing her words of advice for all of the women following in her footsteps.   SHOW SPONSOR: Apex Logistics is proud to sponsor Let's Talk Supply Chain's Women in Supply Chain podcast and blog series. Our leadership team actively works to empower an industry as diverse as our workforce with a focus on inclusion, and we're passionate about promoting the voices of women leaders to drive visibility around their achievements. Find out more over on the Apex Logistics website.   IN THIS EPISODE WE DISCUSS: [06.06] How Lisa's creativity took her on an ever-evolving journey from graphic design to fashion tech, supply chain and sustainability. “My entire career has been obsessed with data, customization, personalization, on-demand – and it's led me to what I'm doing now.” [11.17] A closer look at REFASHIOND Ventures – what it does, what ‘refashioning supply chains' means and the power of supply chain digitization. [12.59] Why REFASHIOND Ventures is needed, the complex and fascinating journey that led Lisa to found it, and the many things she learned along the way. “I learned that VC's don't know anything about fashion, or retail… so I decided to found and build a fashion tech accelerator – the one that I wished had existed when I had my fashion tech company.” [24.39] Lisa reflects on some of the key challenges she's faced when it comes to industry change, mindset and sustainability – and the opportunities that have come from that. “We produce 4 times the textile waste of any other country in the world, and so we don't need to produce or grow another fiber for generations – we're sitting on mountains of waste that could be generations worth of regenerative textiles.” [35.35] Lisa's experiences as a Latina woman, in childhood as well as moving through the industry. “My entire career, my entire life, every choice I've made, has been about proving my worth.” [41.52] Lisa's words of wisdom for all of the women looking to follow in her footsteps. “You have to go through a growth process to learn that your differences are your super powers.”   RESOURCES AND LINKS MENTIONED: You can find out more about Lisa over on her website, or you can connect with her on LinkedIn, Instagram or Twitter. Head over to REFASHIOND's website to find out more, or connect and keep up to date with the latest over on Twitter. Find out more about REFASHIOND OS on their website. Learn more about The Worldwide Supply Chain Federation over on their website. Head over to Assembly Fashion's website to find out more, or connect and keep up to date with the latest over on Instagram. Check out our other podcasts HERE.

From a humble upbringing in Cuba to a worldwide online presence, Lisa Morales's story is the classic tale of how hard work pays off. Lisa moved to Miami when she was a little girl after her family left Cuba through the lucky draw of an immigration lottery. Today, she's a social media influencer and philanthropist who partners with some of the top companies in the country. Lisa's passion for helping others led her to establish Miami Model Citizens, a volunteer organization tasked with completing positive acts around the South Florida area. Lisa's journey has been filled with struggle and triumph and she joins JB to talk all about her advice for achieving the most in life.SPONSORED BY:MELON: https://melonapp.com/wolfCheck out Lisa's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/misslisamoralesSUBSCRIBE TO JB'S YOUTUBE CHANNEL: https://bit.ly/3iQ3C4uLISTEN TO THE WOLF'S DEN ON:ITUNES: https://apple.co/2lbYTSESPOTIFY: https://spoti.fi/2kGDosVCASTBOX: http://bit.ly/2ngKUvrSTITCHER: http://bit.ly/2kvasE6FOLLOW JB:INSTAGRAM: https://bit.ly/2Fj4jSzFACEBOOK: https://bit.ly/2Kr2bMOTWITTER: https://bit.ly/2Xub1j7LINKEDIN: https://bit.ly/3175M9HCAMEO: https://bit.ly/2FC0tHdTIKTOK: https://bit.ly/2Yfcp86#JordanBelfort #LisaMorales #WolfOfWallStreet #TheWolfsDen

 As the co-founder and general partner of REFASHIOND Ventures, the co-founder of The Worldwide Supply Chain Federation, and the founder of the New York Fashion Tech Lab, Lisa Morales-Hellebo's life has always been closely tied to technology.     At REFASHIOND, Lisa works to help companies reframe their supply chain processes and goals to keep up with global, socio-cultural demands. Her extensive knowledge has already helped numerous companies use supply chain innovation to drive higher output and sales, and better optimize and personalize the supply chain experience for customers. Fusing together her years of experience, Lisa also co-wrote and published The World is a Supply Chain.   Lisa’s successes were also preceded by hardships that she believes have shaped her story. As a young child growing up in Westchester County, Lisa, who is a proud Latino, was aware of the gender and racially driven division that existed within her community. This transformed Lisa’s perspective and led to her passion for positively emphasizing diversity.   Today, Lisa continues to act on her passions as an advocate for organizations that help minorities gain access to opportunities for funding, championship, and growth. She also serves on multiple advisory boards, has been featured in numerous publications and media outlets, and was named of one of the top 100 women in supply chain for two years in a row by Supply Chain Digital.   Based on her impressive credentials alone, it’s clear that entrepreneurship, technology, supply chain, and activism are all a part of Lisa’s DNA — and she plans on keeping it that way.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

 As the co-founder and general partner of REFASHIOND Ventures, the co-founder of The Worldwide Supply Chain Federation, and the founder of the New York Fashion Tech Lab, Lisa Morales-Hellebo's life has always been closely tied to technology.     At REFASHIOND, Lisa works to help companies reframe their supply chain processes and goals to keep up with global, socio-cultural demands. Her extensive knowledge has already helped numerous companies use supply chain innovation to drive higher output and sales, and better optimize and personalize the supply chain experience for customers. Fusing together her years of experience, Lisa also co-wrote and published The World is a Supply Chain.   Lisa’s successes were also preceded by hardships that she believes have shaped her story. As a young child growing up in Westchester County, Lisa, who is a proud Latino, was aware of the gender and racially driven division that existed within her community. This transformed Lisa’s perspective and led to her passion for positively emphasizing diversity.   Today, Lisa continues to act on her passions as an advocate for organizations that help minorities gain access to opportunities for funding, championship, and growth. She also serves on multiple advisory boards, has been featured in numerous publications and media outlets, and was named of one of the top 100 women in supply chain for two years in a row by Supply Chain Digital.   Based on her impressive credentials alone, it’s clear that entrepreneurship, technology, supply chain, and activism are all a part of Lisa’s DNA — and she plans on keeping it that way.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Coming to you from Whidbey Island, Washington this is Stories From Women Who Walk: true-life, practical, funny, heart-breaking, insightful human experience stories from women who are walking their lives while their lives walk them and the lasting difference these journeys have made. You’ll recognize yourself in stories of adversity, challenge, fear, discovery, adventure, expression, and more. Why? Because, the sorcery of stories is this: they help each of us to be seen and heard, to understand and be understood. I’m your host, Diane Wyzga.Welcome back to my conversation with Camino pilgrim, hospitelera, and photographer Lisa Morales who joined me from Cape Cod, Massachusetts.  When last we spoke I asked Lisa: How did the Camino touch your experiences as you were living the tempest story of your life? Let’s listen as this wise and wonderful woman draws us further into her life showing us what tomorrow can look like if you just do it!  34:24 Minutes0:00 to 2:07     IntroTempest to Recovery2:07 to 3:20   Along Came the DivorceIn despair, major custody battle looming and her son says: "It’s okay, mom. We’re pilgrims, we can handle this."We did it!They returned to Camino in 2016 and while there received the final offer of divorce settlement was delivered. Ignored it and walked1 year later was serving as volunteer on Camino when - after 16 years of marriage - Lisa's divorce became finalCamino gave her and son strength to cope  3:20 to 5:35     Suggestions For Taking a Risk When Feeling UnsureMarried at 17, divorced at 19, college with child - had no fears thenWhat was scary: being over 50, broke, life dreams destroyed was much more shockingTook several years to get back confidencePractical Tips: Find tribe - get support - be in communityHelping others helped her tremendouslyOne is never alone on CaminoServing on Camino when 40 pilgrims need you every day you go in with your heart and focus on them, not your worriesCaring For Others5:35 to 9:00     The Role of the Hospitelera VolunteerQuestion: You said that you are not a natural caregiver; but here you are serving as a hospitelera volunteer for 40 pilgrims every day. How did you make that happen for you?Happened for her or happened for the pilgrimsGet outside your own headStepping up for someone elseVarious types of alberguesHer volunteer role was in public or donativo setting (pay what you can) in Portugal  Donativo strictly for the pilgrim with an authentic Camino credential9:00 to 12:40     The Rewards of Hospitelera Volunteer   No control who shows up at albergue door everydayRewarding to be an inspiring part of someone’s CaminoPurpose: make pilgrim’s next 12 hours as best as can beLisa lived in village for 2 weeks so got to know the locals, take part in festivals, feast days, and MassesThe experience put Lisa outside of her problemsReminiscences of who she helped with kindnessSoak feet in vinegar, salt, and waterHospitelera gestures enlarge the human Camino experience"Church is who we are - not where we go" ; this reflects the role 12:40 to 16:25     Stepped Outside Comfort Zone and Reinvented SelfQuestion: What 3 tips do you have for our listeners who are considering stepping outside their comfort zone to reinvent themselves?Start smallFind your tribeBuild confidenceGo do it!Volunteer: homeless shelter, soup kitchenLocal youth hostel will give you experience of sleeping in dorm setting with strangersTake a longer walk than used to and do it againIf interested, American Pilgrims on Camino was Lisa's tribe and place to go where everyone says: You can be a pilgrim! Yes! You can do this!Also, train as hospitelera with Voluntarios/Galicia, Spain as well as Canadian confraternityTraining provides confidence, support that you can do thisFinancial support available  Photography16:25 to 19:30     Mid-life Crisis CareerBegan volunteering as hospitelera, walking more routes, and turning my first brand-new camera toward the people and places along The Way. Now working on a photo book “Camino Time and Place.” Was a long love drawn to and finally allowed self to experienceBought camera and traveled to countries to find best teachers to learnVisited 15 countries and 27 states in 2.5 years photographingProject: combining historical images with modern pilgrims  Was chosen to contribute feature photo for Confraternity of St. James Guidebook in London: Camino Pilgrim™ Guides: Camino Finisterre-Muxía 2018/2019Also working on a very substantive, informative project:  Guidebook on North American pilgrimage/sacred sites with writer Stacey Wittig19:30 to 20:20     Putting Your Work Out ThereHard to put your work out there as newbie photographer - newbie anythingChallenged herself to engage in competitions and juried showsBeing judged is growth experiencePhotography is central to Lisa's lifeInspired by Michael George and his photo essay on Camino for National Geographic20:20 to 23:40     Tips: Put Yourself Out There and Just Do It! Start smallFind your tribe: joined local Camera clubYear 1: began putting it out there - what’s worse that might happen?Contest judging very subjectiveI’ll learn even if I don’t win a prizeFind those who will give you an honest and educated answerReach out to those who know more than youStart smallFind your tribeEducate yourselfFind the people who know what they’re doing and seek them outGet over it and do itWhat’s the worst that can happen - usually not catastrophicWomen as campers and hikers: will I be safe? can I do this?23:40 to 25:20     Anecdote: Powerful Woman Arrives As Pilgrim Anecdote: European Parliament member from UK arrives as  pilgrim but first time in albergueIntimate clothing not worth muchTravel is great leveler on foot because nobody gets to first classLegacy25:20 to 27:50     Lasting ResultsQuestion: You wrote: “I know only that the camino, the natural world and creating art are in my near future. And dogs. I am seeing the great outdoors from the comfort of my tiny teardrop trailer, documenting this astounding and disturbing moment in our history, until the Camino calls again.”  As you sit here today what lasting result do you want to make, for whom, and how?My children first and foremostIntroducing son and his friends to nature, hiking, campingBeing a witness at protests and demonstrations documenting with her cameraPhotography is a form of witnessWho she’s already touched by Camino and hospitelera serviceInspired by the comments left in guest books at albergues about how Lisa touched lives  27:50 to 31:00     Anecdote: Young Pilgrim From South AmericaPilgrim from South America who set out with nothing but a bedroll and his school backpackLisa cobbled together items from the Lost & FoundThey most likely will never forget each other; for Lisa that’s enoughWe connect or collapseOur connection extends hopeLisa’s photography extends hopeInspired to become hospitelera by Padre Ernesto who turned family’s property into albergue:   Albergue la Cabaña del Abuelo Peuto,  Güemes  Practical Tip: Do your work in the expectation that it counts and will pay it forward31:00 to 34:24     Thank You and Buen Camino!Before I say thank you I want to mention that all social media links as well as connections to Lisa’s website are posted in the Episode Notes below. Make sure you drop by and check out the many resources, images and stories available to you and subscribe to her newsletter to stay in touch.  Muchas gracias por todo - thank you very much for sharing your Camino with us. Buen Camino!Wonderful you are putting these stories out into the world. Listening to prior guest interviews have also inspired me in countless waysHere we are, at the end of the road but not the journey. Thank you for listening to this episode of Stories From Women Who Walk with your host Diane Wyzga and my guest Lisa Morales. I hope you were as inspired and encouraged as I was listening to Lisa share the journey of her life story that reminds us we are big bold beautiful lives in progress. Remember to visit Lisa on her website and many social media platforms to stay in touch with what’s next. All links are in the Episode Notes.Meanwhile, please stop by every Monday through Friday for 60 Seconds, Time Out Tuesday, Story Prompt Friday, and the 2nd & 3rd Thursday of each month for guest interviews. You’ll find us on Simplecast or your favorite podcast platform. Come for the stories - stay for the magic! And speaking of magic, create some by subscribing to this podcast and sharing a nice shout out! on your favorite social media or podcast listening platform. When you return bring your friends and rellies. You will have wonderful company as we walk our lives together.Lisa Morales BIOApproaching 50 in 2014, after a career in first labor relations and then real estate, the challenge I chose was walking the Camino de Santiago with my then 10 year old son. He became very ill in Bilbao, but we hit the road again after hospitalization. I became injured in Ribadeo, and he marked the map where we would take up the endeavor again 18 months later.The Camino became all-encompassing. I began volunteering as hospitalera, walking more routes, and turning my first brand-new camera toward the people and places along The Way. I mentor new pilgrims here at home, and counsel returning pilgrims about integrating their camino into their “real lives.”About to become an empty-nester for the second time in 22 years, I know only that the Camino, and creating art are in my future.  With Covid raging and my travel confined to the USA, I am seeing the great outdoors from the comfort of my tiny teardrop trailer, photographically documenting this astounding and disturbing moment in our history, until the Camino calls again.How to Contact and Stay In Touch with Lisahttps://lisamorales.myportfolio.com/https://www.lisamorales.com/https://twitter.com/LMoralesPhotohttps://www.pinterest.com/LisaMoralesPhoto/https://www.facebook.com/lisamoralesphoto/https://www.instagram.com/lisamoralesphoto/https://www.linkedin.com/in/lisalmorales/     

Coming to you from Whidbey Island, Washington this is Stories From Women Who Walk: true-life, practical, funny, heart-breaking, insightful human experience stories from women who are walking their lives while their lives walk them and the lasting difference these journeys have made. You’ll recognize yourself in stories of adversity, challenge, fear, discovery, adventure, expression, and more. Why? Because, the sorcery of stories is this: they help each of us to be seen and heard, to understand and be understood. I’m your host, Diane Wyzga.Today my guest is Lisa Morales who’s joining us from Back East on Cape Cod, Massachusetts. Lisa and I share a deep affection for the Camino de Santiago, all things pilgrim, and showing up, saying “Yes!” to the hand we are dealt. I’ve invited Lisa to walk with us and talk about the Life ups and down that led her to walking the Camino, serving as a hospitalera or hostess in an albergue or hostel, her photography, and what comes next.  Welcome to the podcast, Lisa!Minutes: 33:2300 to 2:10 IntroStart From Where You Are2:10 to 9:35  Walking Together 1. If I met up with you on the Camino trail what’s the first thing I’d notice?As a pilgrim you’d wonder about my carrying a gargantuan camera and  camera gear with a few clothesAs a hospitelera, you’d be tired and wet and hungry and may not notice her; although being an American woman stands out2. If we had some time to walk along together what might I get to know?Muxilla (backpack) with camera gearNot her first Camino; already walked a number of routesEvery walk always associated with major life-change events on each one: turn 50, get divorced, walking twice with young son, (age 10 and then 12); and once walking the Camino in reverse East to West - shocking and remarkable3. When we parted ways what would I remember about you?Slow walker - intentionally slowPhotographing her surroundingsOur conversation might be about background, education, and  homeWalking Camino at her own pace, in her own way and for her  own reasonsAdopting Camino family was not her choice to have more time on ownA Camino family: a group you adopt and walk withPrefers no pressure to keep up or be in a certain place at a certain time because that’s distracting for pilgrim experienceWalking ‘estoy solo’ is important aspect to consider your life storyTransition to the Back Story  - We All Have One9:35 to 12:00  Smith College and Ada Comstock Scholars Program and EmpowermentBriefly, so we have some context I understand yours, too, is a life in progress. You went to Smith College, the youngest non-traditional scholarship student at the age of 19 under the auspices of the Ada Comstock Scholars Program  along with her 2 year old daughter and from a family where no one had gone to college. You went from shy loner to strike organizer. What did it take for you to say “Yes!” for you to push back on the Imposter Syndrome?Credit 100% Smith College women who are smart, strong, independentA woman’s college is an environment where women for womenEmpowerment is the result bringing out what she had in herSit-in against apartheid to get college to divest of holdings was the beginning and 36 years later daughter is following mom’s footsteps12:00 to 13:53  What can you offer to someone who wants to push back, to say "Yes!"Find your tribe: women’s book group, like-minder walkers, whomever and whatever you need to doLisa joined American Pilgrims On Camino (APOC) as her tribe - a place to go where everyone says: You can be a pilgrim! Yes! You can do this!Pilgrims are either walked versus not-yet-walked; Lisa works with the “not yet walked”APOC Camino gets Americans off the couch and out the door if you have the will13:53 to 16:05 Something or someone comes along to invite youOpportunities come along to invite youMaybe you hear it on a podcastLisa found a book in a travel store (John Brierley Camino Portuguese)  which was on her bookshelf for years; and then you bump into people and walkers pop upSynergistic life will draw the Camino to youOnce you start putting it out there it comes manifestedThe Universe is conspiring to help you succeed. (The Alchemist by Paolo Coelho)The Universe acts to bring people into your orbit to help youAlbergue Acacio y orietta in Villoria de Rioja16:05 to 17:55   What do you remember about choosing the Camino Portuguese guidebook in 2007Maybe it chose meHer photography is featured on the 2018/2029 cover of Camino Pilgrim Guides: Camino Finisterre-MuxiaThe reason for her choice of a photo with cross turned on her son who was 3 years old and development of son’s faith formation at a time when religion was a battlegroundCamino17:55 to 22:45  What is the Camino?The Way of St James, a pilgrimage since Medieval times and mentioned in the Canterbury TalesMany reasons to walk (spiritual, religious, sightseeing, introspective...)Time aloneTime in nature is what humans needOn Camino we are all outside; walking is our job; the outdoors is the gift and peopleWhat does it mean to pilgrimage?What’s a pilgrim and what’s a tourist - profound questionMany people might begin as tourist and end as pilgrimMany people don’t have a reason to walk CaminoMost often the reason is not definedThe change happens on the walkThe Compostella is the diploma of having walked, at least the last 100 kmNo way to collectively compare beginning reason to walk with end reasonHer own experience and those of others: personal development, growth, change, transformationMay take processing over time to understand what happened to you22:45 to 23:35   What Called You?Over and over a pilgrim is asked: What called you?Each time the question shifts the answerPilgrims share a knowing of being calledThe take-aways came after and continue to this day23:35 to 26:05   Calling Versus DecisionIn 2014 you attempted the Camino del Norte. What drew you to the Camino? What makes a non-athletic woman of 50 decide to set out on the Camino with a 10 year old in tow?A calling as well to walk the Camino de Note (700 km)Planned a few months in advanceSeasoned traveler so was comfortable with going and with son despite beingPractical Tip: beginning person / end person: before you leave write yourself a letter and leave it on kitchen table and read it when you get back: what hopes, dreams, experiences, or fears were statedLisa could not have seen the roller coaster coming or the tempest26:05 to 28:22  Tempest Behind and AheadIn 2014 you return with the idea of buying a house to offer as an albergue - a hostel for pilgrims. What drew you that endeavor? How did it turn out?Moved from Albany, New York to Cape Cod, Massachusetts in 2006, her mom died, her son was born premature, she was working on PhD in French, her daughter became ill and moved away, so there was new place, new home, new baby, new career (no more labor negotiations)She planned in 2014 to walk Camino with son and not husbandShe was hurt in Ribadeo and that ended the walk and son was hospitalized in BilbaoHusband insisted to meet up in Santiago despite this; but now what? Their home on the Cape rented, nowhere to go. Plan B28:20 to 33:23 Plan BRented a gîte (a small furnished vacation house) outside Navarrenx, France,  and there she found a sign for the Camino Voie de Puy en VelayLisa recuperated and the family visited LourdesAlbergue outside Navarrenx called: The AlchemistFamily decides to return to USA and make plans to move to FranceLisa returns to France 3 months later, found property on Voie de Puy en Velay, next 18 months of planning, permitting, and conversions, etc.At close of 2015 while in France with only 2 weeks left to close, all belongings and property in USA sold, was served with divorce papers ending a 15 year marriageThen began the tempest...Question: Having lived that story, how did the Camino touch your experiences?Return for Lisa's answer and so much more  on Part 2 -> Thursday 19th November 2020Here we are, at the end of the road but not the journey. Thank you for listening to this episode of Stories From Women Who Walk with your host Diane Wyzga and my guest Pilgrim, Hospitelero and Photographer Lisa Morales. We’ll pick up with Part 2 next Thursday to hear more about Lisa, her Camino, and walking her life while her life walked her. Remember to visit Lisa on her website - the link is in the Episode Notes.  Meanwhile, please stop by every Monday through Friday for 60 Seconds, Time Out Tuesday, Story Prompt Friday, and every 2nd and 3rd Thursday for guest interviews. You’ll find us on Simplecast or your favorite podcast platform. Come for the stories - stay for the magic! And speaking of magic, would you leave us a nice rating and review on Apple Podcasts. When you return bring your friends and rellies. You will have wonderful company as we walk our lives together. Production Team: Quarter Moon Story ArtsMusic: Entering Erdenheim from Crossing the Waters by Steve Schuch & Night Heron MusicSound Editing: Dawin Carlisle & First Class ReelsAll content and image © 2019 - Present: for credit and attribution Quarter Moon Story Arts BIO of Lisa MoralesApproaching 50 in 2014, after a career in first labor relations and then real estate, the challenge I chose was walking the Camino de Santiago with my then 10 year old son. He became very ill in Bilbao, but we hit the road again after hospitalization. I became injured in Ribadeo, and he marked the map where we would take up the endeavor again 18 months later.The Camino became all-encompassing. I began volunteering as hospitalera, walking more routes, and turning my first brand-new camera toward the people and places along The Way. I mentor new pilgrims here at home, and counsel returning pilgrims about integrating their camino into their “real lives.”About to become an empty-nester for the second time in 22 years, I know only that the Camino, and creating art are in my future.  With Covid raging and my travel confined to the USA, I am seeing the great outdoors from the comfort of my tiny teardrop trailer, photographically documenting this astounding and disturbing moment in our history, until the Camino calls again.How to Contact and Stay In Touch with Lisahttps://lisamorales.myportfolio.com/https://www.lisamorales.com/https://twitter.com/LMoralesPhotohttps://www.pinterest.com/LisaMoralesPhoto/https://www.facebook.com/lisamoralesphoto/https://www.instagram.com/lisamoralesphoto/https://www.linkedin.com/in/lisalmorales/ 

Lisa Morales is from Boston and since first walking to Santiago in 2014, the Camino has become more and more a part of her life. Lisa now volunteers with American Pilgrims on the Camino and has hosted in a number of albergues on the Camino Francés and Camino Portugués. Check out Lisa's website for great posts and photos from the Camino de Santiago - www.lisamorales.com. You can check out all the online events that the American Pilgrims on the Camino, Boston chapter is running here - www.americanpilgrims.com. - Hosted by David Smith, the Clearskies Camino podcast explores pilgrims' different reasons for undertaking their Camino, what equipment they carried, and what preparation they carried out. We also focus on any tips and tricks for new pilgrims. More information can be found at ClearskiesCamino.com/about

Lisa Morales-Hellebo is a seasoned entrepreneur, product strategist, and creative director whose career spans 20+ years working with technology startups and Fortune 500 companies. In this episode, Lisa goes into what it takes to start a company before getting to the code, how to approach accelerators, and dives into her most recent venture: starting a fund! Learn more about RefashionD: http://www.refashiond.com/ Recorded on: May 18, 2020

Lisa Morales Duke is an Instagram and TikTok star, fitness model and social media coach

This week Natalie welcomes Lisa Morales Duke to the show. Lisa knows a thing or two about social media, with over 8 million followers across her social channels! She has worked with American Express, Good American, Victoria's Secret, and Sephora to name a few major brands. Lisa brings a ton of value to the WorkWoman audience in this episode, speaking on the current crisis and quarantine, as well as how you should be pivoting your content during this time and which social media channels you should be spending your time on as a content creator!  This is a brand new show and we'd love your help in spreading the word about it. Leave us a review on iTunes, subscribe to the show both as a podcast and on YouTube (set notifications to on) and tell your friends! Follow Lisa on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/misslisamorales/ Follow Lisa on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/lisamorales21 Follow Lisa on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@lisamoralesduke #crisis #social #lisamorales See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Our guest in the studio, Lisa Morales-Hellebo, is the Co-founder and GP at REFASHIOND Ventures, the Co-founder of The New York Supply Chain Meetup, and the Co-founder of The Worldwide Supply Chain Federation. She also happened to start the New York Fashion Tech Lab and was a pioneer in visual search. So, obviously, we're talking to her about astrology. Just kidding. This is a fashiontech and supply chain investment deep dive. Brace yourself. http://www.refashiond.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/supplychainlocalization/ References: Evrnu N.A.bld Savitude New York Fashion Tech Lab

We're in Cape Cod, Massachusetts with Lisa Morales of LisaMorales.com. Lisa tells us about the Cape Cod baseball league, why you should book a cottage near the beach, and how to get around this collection of 12 small towns. Show notes are at http://WeTravelThere.com/capecod  Miles & points make travel affordable, but tracking them is difficult. That's why I use AwardWallet to monitor my rewards, reservations, & free night certificates. Sign up for free at WeTravelThere.com/awardwallet. oints make travel affordable, but tracking them is difficult. That's why I use AwardWallet to monitor my rewards, reservations, & free night certificates. Sign up for free at WeTravelThere.com/awardwallet.

Lisa Morales-Hellebo is a VC, seasoned entrepreneur, product strategist, and creative director with a career spanning 25 years working with start-ups to F500s on strategy and execution across branding, products, and innovation. She is currently a co-founder of The New York Supply Chain Meetup and The Worldwide Supply Chain Federation; and is co-founder and general partner of REFASHIOND Ventures — an NYC-based, early-stage supply chain technology venture fund that invests in startups refashioning global supply chains.    Heart Stock Radio is a production of KBMF 102.5 and underwritten by Purse for the People.                                          

In this episode, Carly and I had a great time getting to visit with Grammy nominated and critically acclaimed songwriter, Hayes Carll.  Once again, this interview proved to be all we’d hoped for. Hayes explains that early on in his career he didn’t really think that being a well-known artist was necessarily feasible but, he did feel like he had the ability and desire that would allow him to be a successful writer of songs for other people; so first and foremost, that’s what he felt he was going to be. While living on Galveston Island, TX Hayes explains how one-night walking down an alley he heard music coming from a place called the Old Quarter Acoustic Café.  This venue became Hayes’ second home and he said he just started camping out there.  This lead to building relationships with the touring artists that would come through to play on weekends like Sisters Morales and Ray Wylie Hubbard.  Eventually Hayes recorded his first record at Willie Nelson’s Pedernales Recording Studio with Lisa Morales taking the reins as producer. As he was plugging away playing shows where he could, he had the good fortune of a Dallas radio station and its listeners falling in love with one of his songs of the first record called “Down the Road Tonight”.  The radio station subsequently invited Hayes to play an event they were putting on and when Hayes played that song, he had the surreal experience of 3,000 people singing the song back to him and going nuts.  This turned out to be a seminal moment in Hayes career as a performer and writer giving him the validation he needed to press on. In the latter parts of this interview we visit about Hayes relationships with other great artists and songwriters such as Corb Lund and Darrell Scott; both of whom I regard as major influences that I had the good fortune to share stages with during my days of touring. We also get to visit about Hayes’ latest record entitled “What it is”.  Check out the VIDEO for a song off the record called “Times Like These” that was filmed at the Coupland Dance Hall. Carly and I both agreed we could have easily visited for another hour with Hayes and we can’t wait to have him on again in the future! Enjoy the episode! Listen via: The Troubadour Podcast Website Apple Podcasts Google Play Spotify Stitcher Podbean

Today we interview Lisa Morales, director of the NYT Cypress location, about their fall show, Frozen! Plus, production manager “Tracy Bear,” drops by yet morphs into The Woodlands producer Rachel Holland right before the show begins. Astonishing! Follow NYT Antics on Instagram for show updates and more! Subscribe to the Podcast on your favorite podcasting […]

Lisa Morales-Hellebo is a return guest and founder of RefashionD Ventures. We catch up with what has happened since we had her on the show last year and we discussed her new venture to lead the paradigm-shifting investments in supply chain technology and innovation that will define the future of all supply chains. Lisa Morales Hellebo es una invitada previa del show y fundadora de RefashionD Ventures. En este episodio nos ponemos al dia con Lisa y nos cuenta su nueva etapa como inversionista y fundadora de RefashionD, donde incursiona en el terreno de disrupcion en las cadenas de suministro de la industria textil.

Your Teen Camp directors are all right here for an exciting interview! Justin Ray (showcase director), Lisa Morales (vocal director), and Jacob Major (choreographer) share about life in the creative professional world, tips for aspiring artists, plus their favorite stories and lessons from teen camp! Follow NYT Antics on Instagram for show updates and more! […]

She stood up to major record labels who tried to strip her Mexican heritage from her name, she's cousin to bi-cultural pioneer Linda Ronstadt, and she tours with artists like Los Lobos and Los Lonely Boys, embracing her bi-cultural roots at every turn. Lisa Morales talks with us about the stories behind her lyrics, and she pulls out her guitar for an exclusive unplugged American Vida performance.

This week on The WAM Podcast, host, Linda Rigano, speaks to Lisa Morales-Hellebo, an amazing entrepreneur who is challenging the traditional views of supply chain and spotlighting new and innovative ways to look at it. In 2017, Lisa and her partner, Brian Aoaeh, launched The Worldwide Supply Chain Federation, one of the largest and fastest growing grassroots-driven network of open and multidisciplinary meetup communities focused on supply chain, technology, and innovation.  It’s flagship chapter, The NY Meetup, is attracting well over 150 attendees to its monthly programs. Their operating model is unique – and free – to all supply chain professionals. Space is donated and Lisa and Brian focus their efforts on attracting influential speakers who are leveraging technology in all sorts of cool ways. Lisa also founded REFASHIOND Ventures, a VC that champions companies who are reinventing supply chains in the retail sector. Lisa shares how she recognized a need for companies to pay more attention to the inner workings of the supply chain and how her company meets those needs. Lisa also shares her view on VC funding and the gender bias that still exists around it. For more, follow Lisa Morales on Twitter @lisahellebo and Instagram @lisahellebo and connect with her on LinkedIn. Check out REFASHIOND at www.refashiond.com and follow the brand on Twitter @refashiond and Instagram @refashiond. Learn more about The Worldwide Supply Chain Federation by visiting www.tnyscm.com and connecting with the company on LinkedIn. The Worldwide Supply Chain Federation is holding a new, free Supply Chain Innovation & Technology Conference June 19-20 in NYC, where the brightest minds in the industry will be discussing the reinvention of global supply chain networks.

This week on The WAM Podcast, host, Linda Rigano, speaks to Lisa Morales-Hellebo, an amazing entrepreneur who is challenging the traditional views of supply chain and spotlighting new and innovative ways to look at it. In 2017, Lisa and her partner, Brian Aoaeh, launched The Worldwide Supply Chain Federation, one of the largest and fastest growing grassroots-driven network of open and multidisciplinary meetup communities focused on supply chain, technology, and innovation.  It’s flagship chapter, The NY Meetup, is attracting well over 150 attendees to its monthly programs. Their operating model is unique – and free – to all supply chain professionals. Space is donated and Lisa and Brian focus their efforts on attracting influential speakers who are leveraging technology in all sorts of cool ways. Lisa also founded REFASHIOND Ventures, a VC that champions companies who are reinventing supply chains in the retail sector. Lisa shares how she recognized a need for companies to pay more attention to the inner workings of the supply chain and how her company meets those needs. Lisa also shares her view on VC funding and the gender bias that still exists around it. For more, follow Lisa Morales on Twitter @lisahellebo and Instagram @lisahellebo and connect with her on LinkedIn. Check out REFASHIOND at www.refashiond.com and follow the brand on Twitter @refashiond and Instagram @refashiond. Learn more about The Worldwide Supply Chain Federation by visiting www.tnyscm.com and connecting with the company on LinkedIn. The Worldwide Supply Chain Federation is holding a new, free Supply Chain Innovation & Technology Conference June 19-20 in NYC, where the brightest minds in the industry will be discussing the reinvention of global supply chain networks. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Brains Report talks to model and influencer Lisa Morales about Optimum Nutrition protein and dietary supplements as well as how to eat healthy and much more The post BRP 7: Optimum Nutrition Protein and Dietary Supplements appeared first on Brains Report.

Lisa is a serial entrepreneur at heart with more than 20 years of experience in the fashion industry working from startups to multinational corporations and she tells us her story as the founder of the NY Fashion Tech Lab, where innovation is the intersection of technology, fashion and retail. Lisa es una emprendedora serial con mas de 20 anos de experiencia en la industria de la moda, habiendo pasado por startups y multinacionales. Ella nos cuenta su historia como fundadora del NY Fashion Tech Lab, donde la innovacion es el punto de interseccion de la tecnologia, moda y el secor minorista.

In this episode of Women in Power, Lisa Morales talks with Elena Cardone about how to increase your social media following. With over 8 million followers, Lisa gives tips to grow your network—but also how to create income from it! If you're ready to get serious about monetizing your social media, listen to this show!

Not every musician follows the same path. A two-year community college may not be the first thing you think of when you consider pursuing a music studies, but Dr. Lisa Morales explains why it might be the best option for you or your students. Learn just how much can be accomplished in four semesters, and what it means to meet the needs of students, wherever they are. Listen [Subscribe on iTunes] [Subscribe on Android] Highlight to Tweet: “At community college, you are there to meet the needs of students...wherever they are” -Lisa Morales Show Notes: The Community College Mission Meet the needs of students, wherever they are. No experience beyond singing in the shower High school choir training Years of vocal coaching Prepare the students for a favorable transfer situation, by partnering with 4 year colleges Can study music theory, ear training, sight-singing, applied lessons, performance ensembles Earn a 2 year Associates Arts Degree in Music field of study Fine Arts at the Community College – challenges and opportunities Short timeline: just 4 semesters Opportunity for deep nurturing Complete first 2 years of undergraduate for ⅓ of the cost of a 4 year college Lone Star College - Tomball Every student an artist Vocal health Bio: Dr. Morales has worked in higher education for over twenty years, developing curriculum, establishing and building programs, and designing extracurricular activities. Her research interests focus on the interdisciplinary nature of learning and encompass vocal health, bel canto and musical theater style singing technique, as well as performance practice and programming. At LSC-Tomball, Dr. Morales provides leadership for the direction of the music program, teaches honors music appreciation as well as private voice students and directs choral ensembles, including the auditioned chamber ensemble, Timberwolf Singers. Dr. Morales’ students have been accepted into the Houston Grand Opera High School program, Sam Houston State University musical theater and theater programs, the University of Houston-Moores School of Music, Wichita State University musical theater program, and Oklahoma City University Petree School of Music. Additionally, students who have trained with Dr. Morales are now featured singers and performers in various semi-professional and professional venues, including Disneyland in Orlando! She has served on the faculties of University of Tulsa, Northwestern Oklahoma State University, and North Central Texas College. Resources/links Mentioned: Lone Star College - Tomball Choir Nation group on Facebook Patreon - Support the podcast! Sponsored by: Sight Reading Factory (Use promo code “NINJA” at checkout for 10 free student accounts!) My Music Folders (Use promo code “NINJA” at checkout for “last column” or best pricing - usually reserved for bulk purchases only!) WHILE YOU ARE THERE, PREORDER CHOIRS ARE HORRIBLE!

Jeremy Robinson is the owner of Austin Holistic Fitness and the founder of 10-RM Fitness.  Jeremy has been recently voted #1 personal trainer in Austin, TX.  He has made it his life's mission to help people get the results they really want.  Jeremy helps his clients get past their physical and psychological barriers that are holding them back from getting the results they desire and deserve.  Jeremy has over 14 years of experience creating practical, long-term routines which also address muscle imbalances and chronic problems. Jeremy Robinson joins us in the studio to talk about nutrition and exercise to create fitness and balance as we age. Musician, Lisa Morales joins us and we'll be playing some of her original music. And MORE..

FTB podcast #105  features the new album by GURF MORLIX called Blaze Foley's 113th Wet Dream.  Also new music from NORTH MISSISSIPPI ALLSTARS,  LISA MORALES and CARRIE RODRIGUEZ & BEN KYLE.  The full playlist is posted below.  Check the artist's websites and order their CD's or downloads and tell 'em you heard the songs on the FTB podcast.  Please email me with any questions or suggestions for the podcasts. (frater@freighttrainboogie.com)Here's the iTunes link to subscribe to the FTB podcasts.  Here's the direct link to listen now!  And this is the RSS feed for non-iTunes listeners: http://ftbpodcasts.libsyn.com/rss Show #105 GURF MORLIX - Baby Can I Crawl Back To You -Blaze Foley's 113th Wet Dream LIBBY KOCH - Lonesome Bound - The Shadow of This Town ALLEN THOMPSON - All These Years -26 Years BOW THAYER & PERFECT TRAINWRECK - Your Heart is Not Your First Car -Bottom of the Sky (mic break) LISA MORALES - Beautiful Mistake -Beautiful Mistake CARRIE RODRIGUEZ & BEN KYLE - Your Lonely Heart - We Still Love Our Country WATERMELON SLIM - Good Ole Boys Never Change -Ringers GURF MORLIX - Blaze Foley's 113th Wet Dream -Blaze Foley's 113th Wet Dream (mic break) NORTH MISSISSIPPI ALLSTARS - How I Wish My Train Would Come - Keys to the Kingdom TONY DENIKOS - River Don't Rise -Already Gone THE WHIPTAILS -  Perfect Drug - The Whiptails JIM ARMSTRONG - Dollars In His Wallet -Junction Road (mic break) GURF MORLIX - If I Could Only Fly - Blaze Foley's 113th Wet Dream (Feb. 4th, 2011) Bill Frater Freight Train Boogie

to celebrate the 2023 Grammy Awards and the formation of the firm Daydream Believer Creative, Adrienne and Charlie dropped in to discuss their passion for art, culture, music, etc. Two veteran members of the music community, Charlie Faye and Adrienne Lake, have joined forces to launch a new Austin-based creative services agency for music organizations and musicians. To celebrate their new business and provide a free educational opportunity for artists, they have teamed up with Austin Music Foundation to present a panel and mixer on team building for musicians.The Thursday, February 9th panel, titled “Building Your Team, Building Your Music Career” covers preparing for and creating relationships with management, booking agents, licensing agencies, record labels, publicists, and consultants and takes place at Native Hostel in Austin, TX. Featured panelists are Traffic Music Group's Kevin Wommack (Management- Los Lonely Boys, Lisa Morales, Jon Muq), Melanie Lane of M Lane Agency (Licensing- formerly of Universal Music and Bug Music), Atomic Music Group's Enrique Bravo (Booking- Jenny & The Mexicats, Nortec Collective, El Dusty) and Samara Simpson of Spaceflight Records (Label- Urban Heat, Primo The Alien, Golden Dawn Arkestra) and will be moderated by Lake and Faye. The event is free to the public and includes a mixer after the panel.https://www.daydreambelievercreative.comTheme music by Gown. All songs by Heart Out, from the album "The Thirst" https://www.heartoutband.bandcamp.comThis episode has been brought to you by Sweet Cheetah Publicity and Word 4 Word Interpretation https://www.word4wordinterpretation.comSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-book-of-very-very-bad-things/exclusive-content