Podcast appearances and mentions of lisa rose

In this episode, we're joined by movement specialist Lisa Rose for a deep and holistic conversation on how to reconnect with the body's natural design. We begin with the fundamentals of movement, exploring how modern patterns have diverged from our innate blueprint.Lisa emphasizes the importance of the foot and ankle as the foundation of healthy biomechanics, and we explore topics like foot placement, loading and releasing, and natural gait—all essential elements of restoring functional, pain-free movement.We discuss the illusion of comfort and how it can create long-term dysfunction, as well as the consequences of problematic training practices. Lisa dives into the power of nasal breathing, the interconnectedness of trauma and fascia, and the often-overlooked role of internal asymmetry in how we move and feel.This episode also features a personal reflection from Liev's own running journey and closes with a powerful message about restoring natural design—not just as a physical pursuit, but a return to wholeness.It's a must-listen for anyone interested in movement, healing, and reclaiming their body's innate intelligence.Keep up with me (socials)https://www.instagram.com/beyond.terrain/https://beyondterrain.com/Our vision at Beyond Terrain is best supported by sharing our work!Joining our private terrain community is also a wonderful way to support what we do here at Beyond Terrain.https://beyondterrain.com/beyond-terrain-community/Learn more from and support our esteemed guest,https://www.instagram.com/thestrongmermaid/?hl=en

In this podcast episode, Guy interviewed Lisa, who shared her profound journey of spiritual awakening and inner transformation. Lisa, who once identified as a home builder, golfer, and boater, experienced an immense shift that led her to become a proponent for world peace and healing. Her journey began after declaring an end to human suffering and immersing herself in prayer and contemplation. Lisa spoke candidly about her personal struggles, the catalyst that initiated her awakening, and the transformative power of connecting with a higher consciousness. This conversation covered the natural instincts that guided her, her contemplation practices, the physiological experiences during her awakening, and how it altered her perception of herself and the world. Lisa also discussed the challenges and rewards of this path, relationships, and the power of surrendering to a higher power. This episode offers an insightful perspective into the depths of human consciousness and the potential for self-discovery and healing. About Lisa: Lisa Rose is a former home builder, golfer, and boater. After an incredible and life-changing spiritual awakening in February 2016, Lisa took a leap into the unknown and began exploring spirituality and its physiological effects on the body. Below, you can read more about her life and the experience, in her own words. “Feb 2016.  I was sitting upon my bed, legs stretched out.  Suddenly I felt a sublime flash sensation where every particle of my body stood at attention, in recognition as if meeting their maker.  My eyes became clamped shut, something slid back in the middle of my head… very euphoric… then energy began gushing thru my crown.  A holographic image of Ramana Maharshi appeared behind my closed eyes along with a warmth that flooded my heart center and we shared telepathic communication.  After a few minutes the image faded, the energy subsided some 10mins later and my eyes unclamped. 3yrs prior I had declared myself irrevocably done with human suffering.  In resignation I surrendered my body-mind to my Creator and spent much time in intense contemplation of our Divinity… humanity's Omniscient, Infinite & Eternal nature. The experience was followed by 3yrs of Bliss, void of all desires and total detachment from the world, as well as unity with all things, especially earth and nature.  I encountered incredible things during this period which has given way to a complete shift in my perception and a deep sense of Universal Peace. The last couple years I've spent investigating things, mainly the Bliss, and marvelling at the incredible latent transcendent abilities of our body-mind organism.” Key Points Discussed:  (00:00) - Beyond the Surface: Lisa Rose on Exploring Inner Consciousness (00:08) - Lisa's Journey to Courage (01:21) - A Shift in Perspective (03:02) - Turning Inward (04:57) - Discovering New Thought (09:12) - The Power of Contemplation (12:46) - The Awakening Experience (23:21) - A Profound Encounter (30:56) - Exploring the Mind-Body Connection (31:43) - Bridging Science and Spirituality (35:06) - The Power of Surrender (38:12) - Experiencing Bliss and Transformation (41:50) - The Role of Consciousness in Healing (45:15) - Sharing the Journey and Insights (58:24) - Encouragement for Inner Exploration How to Contact Lisa Rose:www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100004071234132 About me:My Instagram: www.instagram.com/guyhlawrence/?hl=en Guy's websites:www.guylawrence.com.au www.liveinflow.co''

For this Out Takes, we welcomed the return of the 2025 Queer Screen Mardi Gras Film Festival which is now in its 32nd year in Sydney from February 13 to... LEARN MORE The post Queer Mardi Gras Film Festival 2025 with Lisa Rose plus ‘Love Rewind' encore for Midsumma 2025 appeared first on Out Takes.

To get live links to the music we play and resources we offer, visit www.WOSPodcast.comThis show includes the following songs:Amanda Brite - If Then FOLLOW ON SPOTIFYSophie Taylor - Back To You FOLLOW ON SPOTIFYSusan Marie Gallion - This Isn't Me FOLLOW ON SPOTIFYClare Morgan McInally - Black Sun NOU - Time Machine Karen Joy Brown - I Know What Heaven Is FOLLOW ON SPOTIFYLisa Rose - Miles Chris Landi - Fall AwayLinda Lobb - Held Captive In A Fantasy FOLLOW ON BROADJAMJeannine Barr - I'm On Your Side FOLLOW ON SPOTIFYFor Music Biz Resources Visit www.FEMusician.com and www.ProfitableMusician.comFor Music Biz Resources Visit www.FEMusician.com and www.ProfitableMusician.comVisit our Sponsor Casey Page at vibe.to/caseypagechristmasVisit our Sponsor Sara Diana at distrokid.com/hyperfollow/saradiana1/cant-be-fazed-3Visit our Sponsor Chris SD Panel at http://profitablemusician.com/sYncVisit our Sponsor Profitable Musician Newsletter at profitablemusician.com/joinVisit www.wosradio.com for more details and to submit music to our review board for consideration.Visit our resources for Indie Artists: https://www.wosradio.com/resourcesBecome more Profitable in just 3 minutes per day. http://profitablemusician.com/join

To get live links to the music we play and resources we offer, visit www.WOSPodcast.comThis show includes the following songs:Lisa Rose - Jingle Bells Abby London - Stay Holy FOLLOW ON SPOTIFYCassia Dawn - What Christmas Really Is FOLLOW ON SPOTIFYLaini Risto - A Gift To All FOLLOW ON BROADJAMVoices Three - Winter's Child FOLLOW ON SPOTIFYSusan Tahmoosh - Carol of the Bells FOLLOW ON SPOTIFYYvette Medina - Mary's Sweet Babe FOLLOW ON SPOTIFYJenny Van Alstyne - Silent Night (Acoustic) FOLLOW ON SPOTIFYJulia Tripp - Special Holidays Sandra Palmer - December FOLLOW ON BROADJAMLinda Imperial - Xmas in the Tropics FOLLOW ON SPOTIFYAndy, Renee & Hard Rain - The Christmas Song That No One Knows FOLLOW ON BROADJAMFor Music Biz Resources Visit www.FEMusician.com and www.ProfitableMusician.comVisit our Sponsor Bluestone Sisters at ebsoriginals.comVisit our Sponsor Laini Risto at lainiristosings.comVisit our Sponsor Profitable Musician Newsletter at profitablemusician.com/joinVisit our Sponsor Ed & Carol Nicodemi at edandcarolnicodemi.comVisit www.wosradio.com for more details and to submit music to our review board for consideration.Visit our resources for Indie Artists: https://www.wosradio.com/resourcesBecome more Profitable in just 3 minutes per day. http://profitablemusician.com/join

Lisa Rose talks about Queer Screen (some films available on demand for those beyond Sydney/Gadigal lands);Roxy Tickle victory in federal Court.Sex Discrimination Commissioner media release.Archer magazine launch party

One thing I rarely hear mentioned in the classical world is the need for re-reading great stories. Maybe it's a fear of ruining our habit of attention or a symptom of our modern need to consume and move on, but we've missed something important when it comes to revisiting stories. So, let's ask: How does re-reading change us as readers?I'm joined by Laura E. Wolfe and Lisa Rose to discuss why it's important we revisit stories, how revisiting makes us readers (instead of consumers), and what we can all learn from Charlotte Mason's literary life.Plus, we have our first ever baby guest.Footnotes for this episodePatterns for Life, Wolfe & RosePatterns for Life | WebsitePatterns for Life | SubstackPatterns for Life | YouTubeLaura E. WolfeThe Lord of the Rings, TolkienHarry Potter, RowlingDiana Wynne JonesMadeleine L'EngleChristmas Day in the Morning, BuckSophie's World, GaarderA Charlotte Mason Companion, AndreolaI and Thou, BuberWes Callihan's Library Video“The Thousand Good Books List”, Senior__________You can find the full episode notes here (including my footnotes for this episode). You can leave the podcast a rating and review here. (I thank you!)---------Join the 800+ mother-teachers in Common House (It's like a Patreon, but better.) where we think deeply and learn together through full courses, bonus minisodes, monthly Q+A video calls, resources, and more!Right now, you can join a number of self-paced courses like Charlotte Mason Habits 101, and Virtues and Vices!

Lisa Rose, the founder and CEO, of the nonprofit The Gatehouse is adding educational opportunities to its offerings.

When cooking and eating vegetables, it can be easy to forget they started as plants. We discuss the joys of growing veg and sharing them on your holiday table - and maybe even getting kids to eat them. Author and ethnobotanist Lisa Rose joins us to talk about her new book, Urban Foraging. Featured plant: Arctic Fire Yellow dogwood.

In honour of the darkening season, LL presents professional actors reading tales of Caribbean monsters, ghostly queens, psychotic cats, murderous whales, headless women & a deadly game of hide-and-seek, from our shadow-haunted Halloween special! STORIES for DOOM & GLOOM (in running order) "Be Lucky, Girls" by Hannah Downes, read by Lucy Mabbitt "Come Find Me" by Pat Black, read by Lisa Rose "The Whale, in Six Parts" by Maria Kyle, read by Thomas Delacourt * INTERVAL & BOOK QUIZ * "Skinning the Cat" by Lanay Griessner, read by Silas Hawkins "By the Flower, not the Axe" by Leila Murton Poole, read by Clareine Cronin "When Duppy does come, who are you?" by Clarissa Angus, read by Sophie Cartman

Quotes about change: "Trust your intuition and get out of 'Supposed to ville.'"Imagine waking up one day and deciding to abandon everything you know to find your true self. That's precisely what Lisa Rose Lodeski did when she left her successful career as a private art dealer, turning her world upside down. As we chat with Lisa, she walks us through her soul-searching journey that took her from Hawaii to Europe and back, all in the bid to understand who she truly was without the constraints of societal expectations.But life had more twists in store for Lisa. Just as she was adjusting to her new life, her husband suffered a catastrophic accident, forcing her to pivot yet again. In the midst of this unexpected change, Lisa discovered the strength to navigate her husband's health crisis and accept help from her friends. She opens up about the challenges she faced, and how trusting her intuition provided solace and a sense of control, even in the face of overwhelming uncertainty.Throughout our conversation, the recurring theme of trusting one's intuition becomes apparent. Listen as Lisa shares how she harnessed her intuition to attract almost magical solutions to her circumstances. Her story serves as a powerful reminder that we all have the ability to take control of our own journeys, trust our intuition, and embrace change. If you're on the brink of a significant life transition, you won't want to miss Lisa Rose Lodeski's inspiring perspective.http://getyourgoat.ca/season-three

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Listen in as Phil Harwood interviews Lisa Rose of Allin / Rose Consulting (allinrose.com). Lisa brings a unique perspective, as she combines a legal background with years of experience in the snow industry. She will be a presenter at this year's SIMA Symposium in Hartford, CT. 

Learn about foraging for wild edibles with expert Lisa Rose, author of Urban Foraging. For links and more information, visit the blog post that accompanies this interview here: https://homesteadingfamily.com/urban-foraging/~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~MORE ABOUT US!WELCOME! We're so glad you're here! We are Josh and Carolyn Thomas. Together with our eleven children, we are The Homesteading Family where we're living a self-sustainable life in beautiful North Idaho. Let us welcome you and show you a bit about us here: http://bit.ly/HFWelcomeVideo Grow, Preserve & Thrive with us!  Visit us on our blog: https://www.homesteadingfamily.comFacebook at https://www.facebook.com/homesteadingfamilyInstagram: https://instagram.com/homesteadingfamilyRumble: https://rumble.com/HomesteadingFamilyA few highlights you don't want to miss are our FREEBIES!! Healthy Healing at Home – Learn how to confidently use herbal medicine in your home with this FREE 4 video workshop: https://homesteadingfamily.com/HHHytYour Best Loaf – A Free 4 video workshop teaching you how to make great bread at home, every time, regardless of the recipe you are using: https://homesteadingfamily.com/free-bread-workshopMeals on Your Shelf – Can along with me!  Learn to can and put jars of a delicious meal on your pantry shelf with this FREE video series: https://homesteadingfamily.com/MOYS-free-workshopFREE PDF DOWNLOADS:- Homesteading Family's Favorite Holiday Recipes - Grab all of our family's favorite holiday recipes. https://homesteadingfamily.com/free-holiday-recipes- 5 Steps to a More Self-Sufficient Life - Simple steps anyone can take wherever they are to start a more self-sufficient lifestyle. https://homesteadingfamily.com/5StepsYT- Thrive Wellness Checklist - A simple guide for healthy living: https://homesteadingfamily.com/TWC_YT- Permaculture for Your Homestead- An introduction to permaculture with some strategies for applying it to one's homestead and garden.https://homesteadingfamily.com/PFYH_YT- Carolyn's Cottage Garden herb list - Carolyn's favorite herbs for growing at home.https://homesteadingfamily.com/CGHL_YT- Carolyn's Make-Ahead Breakfast Casseroles - These easy casseroles are a life-saver for busy weeks! https://homesteadingfamily.com/MABC_YT- Your FREE Guide to Preserving Eggs - Grab your guide to preserving eggs with multiple methods. https://homesteadingfamily.com/Eggs_YT- 5 Steps to a Healthy Garden - Get an explanation of what makes healthy soil and 5 steps you can take to improve your garden. https://homesteadingfamily.com/5StepsGardenYT- Save the Crumbs- Several Recipes for using bread leftovers, a less committal entry to bread than the workshop. https://homesteadingfamily.com/STC_YT- Fearless Fermenting- A simple guide on basic lacto-ferments. https://homesteadingfamily.com/FF_YT- Fermenting Tomatoes - Easiest and fastest tomato preservation: https://homesteadingfamily.com/FT_YT- Preserving Culinary Herbs - Downloadable, step-by-step directions to drying, freezing, and salting culinary herbs. https://homesteadingfamily.com/PCH_YT- Render Your Own Lard - Grab these easy instructions on how to render your own lard. https://homesteadingfamily.com/RYL_YT- Grandma Lynn's Blueberry Buckle - A delicious dessert anytime of year: https://homesteadingfamily.com/BB_YT#urbanforaging #foraging

Jon Jackson has to choose between pork or beef and Enoch Graham answers your gardening questions! You can support our podcast by joining our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/smallhousefarm Today Jon Jackson joins us for a game of This or That, where I offer him two choices and he has to decide between this.. or that. Jon is a veteran, farmer, BBQ master and founder of Comfort Farms, a nonprofit organization that grows heirloom vegetables and raises various livestock with the goal of helping veterans heal after their service. What does Jon prefer to BBQ.. pork or beef? Does he choose community gardens or farmers markets? We'll find out today! Learn more about Jon's work:  https://www.stagvetsinc.org/ But first, Youtuber Enoch Graham will answer all of your gardening questions, in a segment I like to call "Ask the Gardener."After being recognized by his neighbors for his organic gardening style, Enoch started the very popular YouTube channel “the Urban Gardener” to share his gardening adventures through his many videos, in the garden and on the road visiting other gardeners.Check out Enoch's work: www.letsgetgrowing.liveJoin his "Let's Get Growing!" gardening group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/theurbangardenerWe wrap the episode with my review of the new book Urban Foraging by Lisa Rose.Purchase a copy of Urban Foraging here: https://www.amazon.com/Urban-Foraging-Find-Gather-Plants/dp/1643260839/You can always support our podcast by joining our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/smallhousefarmConnect with us!IG: @small_house_farmFB: @smallhousefarmYT: @smallhousefarmwww.smallhousefarm.comwww.seedsandweedspodcast.comSmall House Farm has everything you need for your holiday shopping! Books, herbal products, botanical artwork and so much more. Make it a handmade holiday with Small House Farm. The Seeds and Weeds Podcast is made possible in part by Baker Creek Heirloom Seed Company - America's top source for rare and heirloom varieties from around the world, and publisher of The Whole Seed Catalog. Their 2024 catalog is chock full of heirloom goodness; new varieties, recipes, stories, and gorgeous photographs! Order yours now at www.rareseeds.comSupport the show

Hopes! Fears! Drunks! Turkeys! Skulls! Cats! Divorce! ... and all the other things that make Christmas so special! For December's edition we've stuffed your stocking with Hollywood noir, skull-stealing students, escapologist turkeys, cats up chimneys, and quietly tragic YouTube instructional videos. Pour yourself a mulled wine, pull up a mince pie, and enjoy! HOPES & FEARS STORIES: Running Order "Tinseltown" by Niall Boyce, read by Keleigh Wolf "How to Build your Dreamhouse" by Rhys Timson, read by Paul Clarke "A Cranium for Christmas" by E. P. Henderson, read by Lucy Mabbitt THE INFAMOUS FESTIVE BOOK QUIZ - PLAY ALONG! "Dear Puss" by Donna Tracy, read by Lisa Rose "Trimmings" by Mark Barlex, read by Sarah Barlex

On Today's episode, we feature the coauthors of the new book Patterns for Life: An Orthodox Reflection on Charlotte Mason Education, available from Basilian Media and Publishing. It is a helpful guide to understanding Charlotte Mason's pedagogy specifically within an Orthodox lens and has much helpful advice on homeschooling. Lisa Rose and Laura E. Wolfe each have five children, and many years of homeschooling. Together they reflect on the role of relationships in their homeschooling process. https://patternsforlife.weebly.com/ https://store.ancientfaith.com/sasha-and-the-dragon/ https://store.ancientfaith.com/the-lion-and-the-saint/

On Today's episode, we feature the coauthors of the new book Patterns for Life: An Orthodox Reflection on Charlotte Mason Education, available from Basilian Media and Publishing. It is a helpful guide to understanding Charlotte Mason's pedagogy specifically within an Orthodox lens and has much helpful advice on homeschooling. Lisa Rose and Laura E. Wolfe each have five children, and many years of homeschooling. Together they reflect on the role of relationships in their homeschooling process. https://patternsforlife.weebly.com/ https://store.ancientfaith.com/sasha-and-the-dragon/ https://store.ancientfaith.com/the-lion-and-the-saint/

On Today's episode, we feature the coauthors of the new book Patterns for Life: An Orthodox Reflection on Charlotte Mason Education, available from Basilian Media and Publishing. It is a helpful guide to understanding Charlotte Mason's pedagogy specifically within an Orthodox lens and has much helpful advice on homeschooling. Lisa Rose and Laura E. Wolfe each have five children, and many years of homeschooling. Together they reflect on the role of relationships in their homeschooling process. https://patternsforlife.weebly.com/ https://store.ancientfaith.com/sasha-and-the-dragon/ https://store.ancientfaith.com/the-lion-and-the-saint/

Lysa Rose est la maman de Georgia qui a 10 mois quand nous tournons cet épisode. 10 mois d'allaitement tantôt exclusif, tantôt mixte, 10 mois d'une aventure qu'on peut qualifier de sereine désormais. Mais tout n'a pas démarré comme prévu.Sur le papier tout était évident : Lysa Rose avait un projet bien défini : la mise au monde de sa fille de la manière la plus physiologique possible en maison de naissance, sans péridurale, et l'allaitement qui pour elle en découlait.Et puis la vie est parfois joueuse, et décide de mettre un peu de bazar dans nos plans pour voir comment on s'adapte.Ici c'est Georgia, qui, enroulée dans son cordon, n'est jamais descendue dans le bassin de sa maman. Et qui, après un travail interminable, arrivera finalement par césarienne, en maternité. Alors l'allaitement qui était évident sur le papier a pris une autre tournure, il est devenu nécessaire, indispensable, salvateur même, pour Lysa Rose qui avait besoin de réparer cet accouchement douloureux.Et la douleur, elle fait partie du post partum de Lysa Rose, elle la force à s'adapter pour pouvoir allaiter Georgia, qu'elle ne peut ni porter ni bercer en attendant d'aller mieux.Ajoutez à ça une infection pour maman et pour bébé, et quelques douleurs des mamelons au démarrage...Fort heureusement Lisa Rose est tombée sur une équipe, ou que dis-je une partie d'équipe à la maternité qui a tout fait pour ne pas mettre à mal cet allaitement devenu si important.Ajoutez à ça un conjoint au combien impliqué qui prend sa place et ... remuez tous les ingrédients. Vous aurez un milkshake délicieux dont Lysa Rose va vous livrer tous les secrets.Belle écoute.Charlotte Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Join Lisa Rose and I for a conversation about how to truly trust your intuition and navigate through life with a more empowered view point. As a bonus for listening, Lisa is offering a complimentary workshop to help you prepare for this upcoming year! - JOIN THE SOUL MAPPING PARTY for 2023 - https://www.trulyliving.net/soulmapping/ - Check out her website: https://www.trulyliving.net/ - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/trulylivinglisarose/Let's Connect! - Align Program / Mentorship -> https://florasage.com/coachme/ - Book Your 1° Assessment Today -> https://florasage.as.me/OneDegreeAssessment - The 1° Shift Book -> https://florasage.com/1degreebook/

Dream big. And take small actions to make it real. That was the key takeaway I had from my conversation with Film Director Lisa Rose Snow. In this episode of Permission to Leap we talk about: - the challenges of not knowing 'how' to do things the right way- what it's like to be a creative entrepreneur and placing value on that- 'falling forward' and allowing your business to unfold with trustYou can connect with Lisa Rose on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/lisarosesnow/ Join the PTL Collective:ptlcollective.supercast.comFollow me on social:Instagram https://www.instagram.com/its.erintrafford/LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/erintrafford/Twitter https://twitter.com/ErinTraffordFor more visit:www.erintrafford.com

Our guest today is Lisa Rose, author of the new book: Urban Foraging, Find, Gather, and Cook 50 Wild Plants, as well as a few other titles on foraging and food. Though urban foraging doesn't come up much on this show, it's always been important to Daniel. It was how he first started foraging, finding plants that grew in his backyard, snacks that grew up through the cracks in his sidewalk, or most importantly, harvesting fruits from neighborhood trees and abandoned lots around town. So we were glad to see that Lisa took this topic on, as it's a great way to introduce someone new to foraging, without having to simultaneously immerse them in wild places that might otherwise add to the complexity of what they're experiencing or learning. Of course, urban foraging poses some unique challenges outside of just land use issues, and that has to do with contamination by pollution. But then again, we face similar threats at the supermarket, where much of the food has also been contaminated by dangerous and pervasive chemicals like pesticides, herbicides, and fungicides. We say that, just to point out that, in 2022 we have to be thoughtful about anything and everything we eat, no matter the source. Daniel's conversation with Lisa also gets pretty philosophical, because foraging, though intensely practical, is today, something we usually do for reasons beyond the pragmatic. We take it on because it holds meaning to us. At least, that — in addition to foods we can't get anywhere else — is what keeps us going out there to encounter species that live on the margins of our nearly ubiquitous human settlements. Though we, as a species, are swimming in excess calories today, relegating foraging to something of an anachronism, we would argue that it's more important now than ever before. Not because we need to do it for food, but because food is the primary way we interact with other species. Because that's what food is after all. Other species. And when we interact only with each other and the suite of domesticated species that we typically live amongst or eat, it becomes easy to forget we share this planet with other creatures. Creatures much older than us or our way of life, creatures that have been here all along. Food is our doorway to ecological literacy. And without that, our planet, we fear, is doomed to be simplified into — eventually — one giant dystopian factory farm, with humans as much the farmer as the farmed. So, while much of the world sees foraging as a throwback to a time long passed, we see it as a doorway to a better, more integrated, and more ecologically diverse future. That makes Urban Foraging a significant act. More than a hobby. It's an investment in a better world. View full show notes, including links to resources from this episode here: https://www.wild-fed.com/podcast/157

Monthly Savor segment, with Lisa Rose, an herbalist skilled in finding food that people did not grow deliberately. She wrote a book on the subject, "The Urban Forager."

Fall is finally here! Celebrate with the fresh, earthy flavors of the season with new recipes from Maria Liberati! No matter what the season, you'll find an incredible story and recipe in - "The Basic Art of Italian Cooking Diaries: Seasons!" This week Maria is joined by Lisa Rose - an author, forager and herbalist! Plus, Maria shares a fun recipe for a cookie serpent, inspired by her travels in Italy! Enter, "The Maria Liberati Show," based on her travels, as well as her Gourmand World Award-winning book series, "The Basic Art of Italian Cooking," and "The Basic Art of..." Find out more on https://www.marialiberati.com ----- Intro music: "A Quick Coffee" by Borrtex - available via Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/us/ Outro music: "First Day of Spring" by David Hilowitz - available via Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/us/ Episode analytics You can now find all your podcast and episode analytics in one place. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/maria-liberati/message

In this episode, Dr. Jenkins gives an update on the future of the podcast, including upcoming guests, the slightly altered direction of the podcast, and also talks a little about the nature of the Humanities. For Patterns for Life by Laura E. Wolfe and Lisa Rose, go to https://patternsforlife.org/ And for Doxamoot 2022, go to https://www.eventbrite.com/e/doxamoot-2022-a-reverence-for-things-nobler-tickets-343262737087

In this episode, Dr. Jenkins gives an update on the future of the podcast, including upcoming guests, the slightly altered direction of the podcast, and also talks a little about the nature of the Humanities. For Patterns for Life by Laura E. Wolfe and Lisa Rose, go to https://patternsforlife.org/ And for Doxamoot 2022, go to https://www.eventbrite.com/e/doxamoot-2022-a-reverence-for-things-nobler-tickets-343262737087

In this episode, Dr. Jenkins gives an update on the future of the podcast, including upcoming guests, the slightly altered direction of the podcast, and also talks a little about the nature of the Humanities. For Patterns for Life by Laura E. Wolfe and Lisa Rose, go to https://patternsforlife.org/ And for Doxamoot 2022, go to https://www.eventbrite.com/e/doxamoot-2022-a-reverence-for-things-nobler-tickets-343262737087

This week Dr. Jenkins welcomes authors, homeschoolers, and Charlotte Mason devotees--both as experts and aficionados--Laura E. Wolfe (Sasha and the Dragon and The Lion and the Saint) and Lisa Rose. Together they discuss Lisa's and Laura's forthcoming book, Patterns for Life: An Orthodox Reflection on Charlotte Mason Education.

This week Dr. Jenkins welcomes authors, homeschoolers, and Charlotte Mason devotees--both as experts and aficionados--Laura E. Wolfe (Sasha and the Dragon and The Lion and the Saint) and Lisa Rose. Together they discuss Lisa's and Laura's forthcoming book, Patterns for Life: An Orthodox Reflection on Charlotte Mason Education.

This week Dr. Jenkins welcomes authors, homeschoolers, and Charlotte Mason devotees--both as experts and aficionados--Laura E. Wolfe (Sasha and the Dragon and The Lion and the Saint) and Lisa Rose. Together they discuss Lisa's and Laura's forthcoming book, Patterns for Life: An Orthodox Reflection on Charlotte Mason Education.

Cynda welcomes mother and Master of Counsellor, Lisa Rose. We discuss growing up with trauma and funneling those difficulties into loving others. D.J. Kidd Disco produces and provides beats. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cynda-williams/support

Welcome everyone to year nine of the podcast! For a special event, we need a phenomenal guest! For episode 474, please warmly welcome the very talented director, actor, writer, and human Lisa Rose Snow!!

Lisa Rose Snow was named by Women In View as one of Canada's top 3 emerging female directors in 2017. Her writing won the Telefilm New Voices Award in 2018, and she received a WIFT Award for Women Making Waves. Born and raised on the East Coast of Canada, Lisa Rose began her career in front of the camera. A graduate of the Dalhousie University Acting Program, she has appeared onscreen in film and television in numerous projects including TIFF Discovery Award winning All the Wrong Reasons, recurring on Sex and Violence, Haven, Saving Hope, and This Hour Has 22 Minutes. In 2013 she was accepted into the AFCOOP FILM5 program where she wrote and directed her first short, Two Penny Road Kill. TPRK went on to win Best Canadian Short at the Silver Wave Film Festival, Best Juried Short at the Parrsboro Film Festival, Bronze for Best Film in The Coast Weekly, and appeared on CBC's Short Film Face Off. Lisa Rose was then awarded the NSI Drama Prize for her short film When Fish Fly, which had a strong international festival showing including playing at TIFF Kids and won Audience Choice at the San José Short Film Festival. She then moved to Toronto to participate in the Canadian Film Centre's Cineplex Screenwriting Program. As her focus shifted to primarily writing and directing, she has been in the writing room for major networks including Netflix, ABC, CBC, and HBO Max. Her work as a television director can be seen on BBC Kids, PBS, Amazon Prime, Makeful, and includes Emmy winning Odd Squad and Dino Dana. She directed Lockdown from her living room during the Covid-19 pandemic for YouTube Studios (1 million + views). In February 2021 season two of Odd Tube, which she directed, won the Kidscreen Award for Best Web Series - Branded, against Lucas Films and Mattel. Most recently she directed Under the Christmas Tree, Lifetime's first lesbian holiday romance movie. She continues to live and create in Toronto.

Children's Author Lisa Rose shares her incredible children's book called A Singer and a Scientist, sharing the true story of how Albert Einstein gave shelter to an African American singer who was denied hotel access. Website: https://magiceverywhereinc.com/

When life seems to knock you down…and knock you down again, but years earlier placed you exactly where you were supposed to be on 9-11, well, you are already used to trusting the Lord. Listen to Lisa Rose's amazing life stories — as the towers fell. Reach out to Lisa:Her  “journal”:www.thoughtsofadevotedfollower.blogspot.comEmail: nycavalongirl@gmail.com  Website: www.dontignorethenudge.comPatreon: www.patreon.com/dontignorethenudgeIG: @dontignorethenudgepodcastPrivate FB group to WATCH interviews: www.dontignorethenudge.com/facebook__________________________________________________________________________________________Business/Personal Coaching with Cori:www.corifreeman.com(951) 923-2674

THANK YOU for joining me for episode 542 of HiPPiE WiTCH : Magick For A New Age. Visit www.JoannaDeVoe.com for today's show notes... http://www.joannadevoe.com/2021/12/hippie-witch-542-movie-magick-queer.html MUCH LOVE -xo peace... Joanna DeVoe

Subscribe:  iTunes I  Spotify I Google Play Music   In this episode on All the WRITE Marketing, Maria Dismondy talks with Lisa Rose, an educator and author on how you can diversify your child's bookshelf.    Lisa Rose is a recovering first-grade teacher now turned author. As a mother of a special needs daughter, she noticed that there weren't many diverse children's books. It was important to Lisa to have books that represent other groups of people or individuals that you don't often see. She made it her mission to create books that were fun but that also created awareness around diversity. Lisa believes that when children can see themselves or others that may look different than them in stories it creates connection, common ground, and empathy for others.    In this episode, you will learn: What is the value of your child reading diverse books? What is casual diversity? What are some examples of books with casual diversity? why some books are considered to have casual diversity.     Find out more about Lisa Rose here:   Website: https://lisarosewrites.com/ Twitter Instagram Join the Facebook Group- The Missing Voice Check out Lisa's New Books the Singer and the Scientist and A Zombie Vacation   Quote from show:  “Children need to have what we call mirrors, where they can see themselves in books and also windows where they can see others. As you see others it creates empathy for the other because they find that they have so much in common”

In this episode we speak to Lisa Rose, Philanthropy Programme Manager at The Beacon Collective and Vic Thrift, Director at Wealth. We discuss the giving needs of the future wealthy, their relationship with philanthropy and how to more meaningfully engage with young donors.

#175 My wonderful guest this week is Lisa Rose. Home builder and golfer turned proponent of world peace, Lisa's transformational story is truly amazing to listen to in this episode. During our conversation, we talk about the importance of turning our attention inwards, its consequences, and how life-changing it can be to surrender to the unknown. If you're interested in hearing about an in-depth account of what a spiritual awakening can be like, this one is for you. “After the experience, it was like you're starting to look at things with creator eyes, and the beauty of a butterfly.”    About Lisa: Lisa Rose is a former home builder, golfer, and boater. After an incredible and life-changing spiritual awakening in February 2016, Lisa took a leap into the unknown and began exploring spirituality and its physiological effects on the body. Below, you can read more about her life and the experience, in her own words. “Feb 2016.  I was sitting upon my bed, legs stretched out.  Suddenly I felt a sublime flash sensation where every particle of my body stood at attention, in recognition as if meeting their maker.  My eyes became clamped shut, something slid back in the middle of my head… very euphoric… then energy began gushing thru my crown.  A holographic image of Ramana Maharshi appeared behind my closed eyes along with a warmth that flooded my heart center and we shared telepathic communication.  After a few minutes the image faded, the energy subsided some 10mins later and my eyes unclamped. 3yrs prior I had declared myself irrevocably done with human suffering.  In resignation I surrendered my body-mind to my Creator and spent much time in intense contemplation of our Divinity… humanity's Omniscient, Infinite & Eternal nature. The experience was followed by 3yrs of Bliss, void of all desires and total detachment from the world, as well as unity with all things, especially earth and nature.  I encountered incredible things during this period which has given way to a complete shift in my perception and a deep sense of Universal Peace. The last couple years I've spent investigating things, mainly the Bliss, and marvelling at the incredible latent transcendent abilities of our body-mind organism.” Lisa's Facebook: www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100004071234132 Key points with time stamp: From Just Existing to Truly Living (00:00) Lisa as a proponent of world peace (01:23) Going from home builder to making a declaration on human suffering (02:36) Should you be looking inward for the answers? (04:58) How to know you are fully committed to a change (08:13) Consequences of spiritual awakenings (09:02) Discovering Life Force Energy (12:52) The importance of the lack of expectation with spiritual awakenings (19:32) Surrendering fully into the unknown (23:29) The physiological effects of spiritual experiences (32:29) Taking your power back (35:03) What happens after a spiritual re-birth? (38:21) Talking about a spiritual experience with your partner (45:26) Advice in case your partner does not understand your experience (52:20) Just take the leap (58:18) Mentioned in this episode: Gregg Braden Bruce Lipton Terence McKenna Joe Dispenza The Mind's Silent Partner, A book by James Porter Mills Anita Moorjani Ramana Maharshi Kundalini Dean Radin Rick Archer About me: My Instagram: www.instagram.com/guyhlawrence/?hl=en My website: www.guylawrence.com.au www.liveinflow.co

All I ever did was emphatically declare, “I want to know God, NOW!”  It wasn’t long before I was fast-tracked into a reality I didn’t know existed, an inner world full of extraordinary gifts and ultimately liberation of the mind.  I’d stumbled upon a pamphlet that outlines a formula to regenerate one’s human race consciousness to Divine Consciousness, like a reboot, by calling forth into one’s mind higher, more universally aligned modes of Being.  That pamphlet became my bible, my book of living, and thru contemplative practice expanded the I AM presence within, attracting that which is stable, immutable Principle into my self-consciousness.  The art of surrender as put forth by Ramana Maharshi played a huge role along the way, although at the time I had little clue who he was. The regeneration occurred in February 2016, followed by three full years of Bliss, a state of Consciousness I am convinced is that of a newborn.  I wallowed in that cocoon, integrating the expansion that I sometimes felt might never end!!! until the desire emerged to step back out into the world.  A two-year investigation of kundalini life energy, universal consciousness, and fractal/plasma physics has continued my evolving perception and experiences.  The real fun has truly begun, my book of living has become my Book of Life! Lisa's Facebook page Books mentioned during the interview: From Existence to Life - account of Lisa's experience mentioned in the interview. Mind’s Silent Partner, Dr. James Porter Mills (free PDF) James Porter Mills Collection Three Books: From Existence to Life: The Science of Self Consciousness; Mind’s Silent Partner; A New Order of Meditation (The Esoteric Collection) (physical books) The Spiritual Teaching of Ramana Maharshi Holy Spirit's Interpretation of the New Testament: A Course in Understanding and Acceptance - Regina Dawn Akers The Teachings of Inner Ramana - Regina Dawn Akers Healing; the Handbook: Life-changing guide for practitioners or for self-healing - Ken Graydon The Scientific Basis of Integrative Medicine, Second Edition Book Review:  The Scientific Basis of Integrative Medicine, Len Wisneski & Lucy Anderson Main points discussed: Initial awakening occurred after three years of intense contemplation and desire to know God. Holographic and telepathic encounter with Ramana Maharshi. Three-year blissful contemplation on the "Omniscient, infinite and eternal nature". The bliss eclipsed human emotions such as fear and animosity. The bliss subsided as the awakening became more integrated. Most people don’t relate God and ‘consciousness’. Shift from fear to divine love. Heart-brain coherence ended 20-year problem with heart palpitations. Recognizing that consciousness is primal and not a product of the brain accelerates our evolution. The importance of balancing experience and understanding. Your higher self knows everything about you and knows what is best for you. No such thing as coincidence. ‘There is no bridge between here and here, we are all that is, we are sovereign beings.’ Six main points: Update your science. Understand the non-solid nature of physical matter. Set your Intention. “I want to know God.” “I want to know my Creator.” “I want to Awaken.” “I want to Embody only Truth.” Claim your True Identity. Recognize and assert your Divine Origin, your Universal Nature! Give in, give over, completely give way to your Creator! Focus your attention on your intention! Do not sway. Be a rock, do not roll. Unwavering. The power of attention. Self-healing comes from the omnipresent nature of our consciousness. Discussion of the pineal gland. Discussion of this interview in the BatGap Community Facebook Group. Interview recorded April 10, 2021. Video and audio below. Audio also available as a Podcast.

In this episode of The Drift Zone at Fair Day 2021, Lisa Rose, the amazing Festival Director for the both Mardi Gras Film Festival which runs from the 18th February to the 4th March and the Queer Screen Film Festival in September jumps into the Drift Zone to let us know more about Queerscreen.For more info on all things Queerscreen, visit queerscreen.org.au.

Let's get a little woowoo! This week, I'm talking with soul coach, Lisa Rose.She tells us how to make a personal altar and what she includes on her altar to make it grounded and close to the earth. We also talk about travel, living abroad, and how to make simple sustainable swaps around your home.In her work at Truly Living You, Lisa helps creative women who've already had a lot of successes to create a more deeply satisfying life by getting in touch with their soul to understand its gifts, characteristics, and desires and use that understanding to create a life from the inside out so they feel like they are truly living. Show notes are here:https://halfhippiepodcast.com/episode/011Where to find Lisa onlineWebsiteFacebookInstagramFollow @halfhippiepodcast on Instagram for extra fun and resources throughout the week.

After 16-year-old Aazis Richardson was arrested for murdering his cab driver, 47-year-old Vincent Darbenzio in Scranton, Pennsylvania, he revealed to police his connection to Newark, New Jersey’s bloody Christmas day of 2013, when 15-year-old Kasson Morman, 14-year-old Abdul Frazier and 13-year-old Zainee Hailey were killed by an unnamed 15-year-old shooter. The murders of Reginald Terry; Mushir Cureton, Pierre Clervoyant Jr. & Woodley Daniel (by 19-year-old Anthony Field); Amiere Castro (by 19-year-old Dravein Duke) and Marcus Eggleston (by 19-year-old Uriah O’Carroll) are also discussed.Music:We Talk of Dreamswww.purple-planet.comSources:“Prosecutors: Boy, 15, facing murder charges for Christmas night shooting in Newark.” December 31, 2013. https://newyork.cbslocal.com/2013/12/31/prosecutors-juvenile-in-custody-in-christmas-night-shooting-that-left-2-teens-dead-in-newark/Aazis Richardson Criminal Complaint https://www.dropbox.com/s/w5ug2jyp8dlde36/Aazis%20Richardson%20criminal%20complaint.pdfKyle Wind, The Times-Tribune. “A family struggles to cope.” June 12, 2014. https://www.newspapers.com/image/522776305/?terms=Aazis%20Richardson&match=1Chris Kelly, The Times-Tribune. “The victim, the killer: Two lives were lost.” October 7, 2015. https://www.newspapers.com/image/521353361/?terms=Aazis%20Richardson&match=1Mark Di Ionna, NJ Advance Media. “2 Newark teens killed on ‘good street’ gone bad.” December 27, 2013. https://www.nj.com/njv_mark_diionno/2013/12/newark_teens_killed_on_good_st.html“CBS 2 obtains surveillance footage in Christmas Newark shooting.” December 27, 2013. https://newyork.cbslocal.com/2013/12/27/surveillance-footage-released-in-fatal-newark-shooting/Lisa Rose, NJ Advance Media. “Gifted student, star athlete shot, killed in Newark during fight outside party.” December 23, 2013. https://www.nj.com/essex/2013/12/post_18.htmlMark Mueller, NJ Advance Media. “In Christmas day killings, a search for meaning, a call for justice.” December 28, 2013. https://www.nj.com/news/2013/12/in_christmas_day_killings_a_search_for_meaning_a_call_for_justice.htmlJames Queally, The Star-Ledger. “15-year-old boy who felt ‘disrespected’ charged in Christmas killing of Newark teens, sources say.” December 31, 2013. https://www.nj.com/essex/2013/12/christmas_killing_of_newark_teens_followed_dispute_over_a_girl_sources_say.htmlBill Wichert, NJ Advance Media. “Victims’ families criticize 40-year prison sentence for 15-year-old boy in CHristmas Day triple murder.” November 3, 2014. https://www.nj.com/essex/2014/11/victims_families_criticize_40-year_prison_sentence_for_15-year-old_boy_in_triple_murder.htmlBill Wichert, NJ Advance Media. “15-year-old boy pleads guilty to fatally shooting three teens on Newark street.” September 9, 2014. https://www.nj.com/essex/2014/09/15-year-old_boy_pleads_guilty_to_fatally_shooting_of_three_teens_on_newark_street.htmlThe Philadelphia Inquirer. “Homicide suspect, 16, was murder witness.” May 26, 2014. https://www.newspapers.com/image/199686034/?terms=Aazis%20Richardson%20homeless&match=1David Singleton, The Desert Sun. “Violent crimes by juveniles alarm Pa. officials.” NNovember 4, 2015. https://www.newspapers.com/image/137034079/?terms=Aazis%20Richardson%20Newark&match=1Stacy Lange, WNEP. “Cab driver killer sentenced to 45 to life.” October 5, 2015. https://www.wnep.com/article/news/local/lackawanna-county/cab-driver-killer-sentenced-to-45-to-life/523-5c5ff61c-4050-435d-8525-7206c076f73eKyle Wind, The Times-Tribune. “Friends of slain cab driver: they don’t make guys like him anymore.” May 29, 2014. https://www.thetimes-tribune.com/news/friends-of-slain-cab-driver-they-dont-make-guys-like-him-anymore/article_7f8c8066-4aea-59b0-9461-f86847fffbcf.htmlAnthony Field Appeal. https://law.justia.com/cases/new-jersey/appellate-division-unpublished/2020/a0432-17.html“Deadly NJ strip club shooting suspect caught in Florida.” January 12, 2014. https://www.nbcnewyork.com/news/local/irvington-new-jersey-bar-shooting-christmas-day-suspect-caught-florida/1042846/Thomas Moriarty, NJ Advance Media. “Man gets 99 years for killing 3 on Christmas morning at go-go bar.” April 4, 2017. https://www.nj.com/essex/2017/04/man_gets_99_years_for_killing_3_on_christmas_day_2.htmlUriah O’Carroll Appeal https://www.leagle.com/decision/inpaco20130718612Kevin Amerman, The Morning Call. “Man admits killing rival over paternity dispute, shooting foe’s mother.” September 5, 2012. https://www.mcall.com/news/mc-xpm-2012-09-05-mc-allentown-killing-paternity-20120904-story.htmlDavid Ovalle, Miami Herald. “7-year-old with ties to Allentown killed in drive-by shooting in Florida.” December 29, 2015. https://www.mcall.com/news/breaking/mc-boy-with-allentown-ties-killed-in-florida-20151229-story.htmlColin McEvoy, The Express-Times. “Allentown teen gets 80 years for killing city man, shooting victim’s mother in the head.” October 22, 2012. https://www.lehighvalleylive.com/allentown/2012/10/allentown_teen_gets_80_years_f.htmlDawn Jorgenson, Graham Media Group. “2 charged in killing Miami 7-year-old.” December 30, 2015. https://www.news4jax.com/news/2015/12/30/2-charged-in-killing-of-miami-7-year-old/Andrew Perez, Local 10. “Third arrest made in connection to fatal shooting of 7-year-old boy.” December 31, 2015. https://www.local10.com/news/2015/12/31/third-arrest-made-in-connection-to-fatal-shooting-of-7-year-old-boy/

This week we catch up with friend and AFL teammate of Hayley's, Lisa Rose. Lisa opens up on her journey to undergo IVF solo, and in doing is helping break the stigma around solo IVF parenting. Tune in to hear how she told her friends and family, and how she's been handling the experience just days away from giving birth.Thank you to everybody who has left a review, rated and subscribed to the show, and to everybody who has asked a question on Instagram @whattheivfpodcast. Fee and Hayley will try to answer a few questions every other week, so keep them coming! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

You will really enjoy today’s guests who went from reality TV star to News Anchor, to MSU’s Director of Athletic Development. Here’s Callie Carroll!Callie knew as early as 12 years old that she wanted to be a news anchor. So she set out on that path. While attending Missouri State University she trained with names you’ll recognize from our local KY3: Ned Reynolds and Lisa Rose. At this point, she decided she wanted to cover sports broadcasting. One of her sports stories developed into a more personal story as a player was fighting cancer. That influenced her decision to cover a broader range of stories and circled her back to her dream of becoming a news anchor. NOTE: Since this episode was recorded the name of the Bears Unite campaign that was mentioned, has changed to "We Are One". When that link is open to the public we will add it to our website show notes of this episode.Episode Links:Callie Carroll - Facebook | Instagram | Twitter | YoutubeShow links:The Ellis FundContact CattSpecial Thanks & CreditsAdelino Mendes - Audio Editing & Website Design (Branson, MO)Cassie Potts - Podcast Production (Springfield, MO)Kenneth Peterson - Graphic Design (Chicago, IL)Music Credit: Spirited Away by Gyom

I was absolutely entranced by Lisa Rose, a sex, pleasure, & embodiment coach who helps women prioritize pleasure and have wayyyy more of it! She firmly believes pleasure is a revolutionary act. A world of women embodying their pleasure is the world she's committed to creating Lisa is the founder of The Pleasure Academy, a monthly membership program exclusively for women ready to make sex, love, dating, and pleasure, hella pleasurable! Join Lisa in The Pleasure Portal, her Facebook community for tips and trainings on all things pleasure https://www.facebook.com/groups/thepleazureportal/ on Insta at @thepleasureexpert https://www.instagram.com/thepleasureexpert/ Check out The Pleasure Academy here. https://www.thepleasureexpert.com/academy ___ Here's all the info on the Business Bootcamp Mastermind: https://www.splendid.yoga/mastermind For more info about Morgan, check out: https://www.splendid.yoga/ Here's the Manage Your Money Yogically FB group. http://www.facebook.com/groups/splendidyoga Here's the main podcast page. http://www.splendid.yoga/mymypodcast --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/splendidyoga/support

Lisa Rose is an award-winning author of children's fiction and non-fiction picture books. She writes books that help kids blossom.She is a Teacher, Presenter, and Advocate for children with special needs.Lisa is the author of the STAR POWERS chapter book series about a girl who wants to be an astronaut and also uses a wheelchair. Her titles include:Touching the SkyThree, Two, One, Blast Off!Space CampMom on the MoonGalaxy in SpaceSpace DiscoveryLisa has numerous other titles to her credit, including having her books sent to homes throughout North America by PJ Library, an organization that sends free Jewish children's books to families across the world every month.Lisa is also the host of the Missing Voice Picture Book Discussion group, where she leads discussions with award-winning, diverse authors. The picture book features a person or group that is usually not heard. This may be because of race, sex, class, religion, special need, or little known historical fact. Her guests have been Newberry award winner, Matt de la Pena, Pura Belpre winner Duncan Tonatiuh, and Sydney Taylor award winner, Debbie Levy.To learn more about Lisa and her work, she invites you to visit her website at https://lisarosewrites.com/Click here to learn about and join Lisa's Missing Voice Picture Book Discussion Group on Facebook. You can also find Lisa on the following social sites:Instagram Pinterest Twitter LinkedIn Click here to visit PJ LibraryClick here to visit Rourke Educational Media The SuccessInSight Podcast is a production of Fox Coaching, Inc. and First Story Strategies.

L’invité de cet épisode de Génération Do It Yourself est un gars à part. Un scientifique, lauréat du prix Fields, directeur de l’institut Henri-Poincaré, professeur, auteur, et député. Cédric Villani c’est un ovni, un touche-à-tout compulsif, curieux de tout … y compris de podcast, raison pour laquelle il a accepté de participer au mien ! Il est entré dans les locaux de CosaVostra en lançant un bonjour comme on en reçoit peu. Tout de suite, toute la pression que je ressentais à l’idée de l’interviewer est tombée. Car si son univers est assez éloigné du mien plus “business”, Cédric Villani a parfaitement sa place dans ce podcast où je tente de vous faire découvrir le parcours de personnalités qui ont fait grand saut. Et le grand saut, ça il l’a fait ! Loin de moi l’idée (ou l’envie) de prendre une quelconque position politique, mais simplement de retracer l’aventure de cette personnalité hors normes. “C’est toujours dur de se présenter. Mais il y a trois moteurs qui me définissent : la curiosité, la liberté et mon rapport aux autres.” De son enfance à Toulon dans une famille de professeurs et d’artistes à son entrée à Normale, accompagné de son walkman pour se donner de la force - Cédric nous parle de son premier amour les mathématiques. Entre deux concepts qu’il vulgarise, il en profite pour encourager les jeunes filles à se tourner vers les sciences (un message que je ne peux que soutenir avec mes deux filles) et nous raconter comment il a dû, pendant 6 mois, cacher à ses enfants et ses parents qu’il était le lauréat de la médaille Fields. “Les mathématiques, c’est un monde merveilleux, plein de couleurs, de subtilités et de spécialités.”Mais n’allez pas croire que l’on parle seulement de maths ! Loin de là, on parle transmission de savoir, éthique, musique italienne, BD, organisation, sommeil (c’est un partisan des micros siestes) et, forcément, un peu politique aussi. Sa rencontre avec Macron, ses prises de bec avec Mélenchon, son temps à l’Assemblée, le rapport Villani et même la rémunération et le train de vie des députés, il ne passe rien sous silence et c’est un vrai bonheur ! “Les gens le sentent quand on est honnête. Ils savent dire si on est dans l’empathie ou juste dans la façade.” Un épisode passionnant, riche en enseignement pour lequel je le remercie lui ainsi qu’Ania Ould Lamara Kaci et Yemsel Bougherara ! Si vous voulez en savoir plus sur Cédric Villani, vous pouvez le contacter sur toutes les plateformes ou lui parle directement dans la rue si vous le croisez (“on a jamais fait mieux pour communiquer !”) ou lire ses livres : Immersion - De la science au Parlement Théorème Vivant - pour ceux qui possèdent un master 2 en mathématiques. Ode à l’imperfection Et dans un autre style, ses BD avec Edmond Baudoin, un illustrateur de génie : Rêveurs lunaires historiques : Quatre génies qui ont changé l’Histoire et Ballade pour un bébé robot. Ainsi que La parade colorée : conte photographique en partenariat avec l’incroyable Lisa Rose. Et si vous n’aviez plus de quoi lire car vous êtes comme ma Louise, il recommande : Le chef d’oeuvre de Romain Gary, les racines du ciel (c’est Yannick Jadot qui lui a conseillé). The Idea Factory: Bell Labs and the Great Age of American Innovation de Jon Gertner.

Midsommar + Once Upon A Time... In Hollywood and Queer Screen Festival Director Lisa Rose joins us to talk about the lineup. Lana Del Rey has given Guillermo Del Toro a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame and released a song for his new film. Shia Labeouf is going for an Oscar with Honey Boy and Harvey Weinstein is denied a European visa. Midsommar is Mother!s milk and Once Upon A Time... In Hollywood slides into ur life. Queer screen is showing some Cannes favourites and The Little Mermaid at a community daytime screening and Gloria Bose leaves us after three fun weeks covering for Andj.

Author of the Star Powers series Lisa Rose joined us this month to share her tips for writers. Lisa's stories are often inspired by her daughter who is visually impaired, and she describes herself as a "fierce advocate for inclusion." She also hosts the monthly Missing Voice Picture Book Discussion Group on Facebook that promotes diverse picture books.

Lisa Rosa came over from the island of Oahu to capture some engagement photos, while here on Maui we sat down to chat a bit about her journey and what she is about. We discussed how Lisa used photography as a source of release and escape. She shared how photography brought light back into her life and how this affected the way she looked at her clients and work. Lisa is an amazing friend, mom, and human. She is not afraid to be real and vulnerable. We talked about SO many different topics, obviously, we touched on gear, technical talk, settings, shooting, as well as how to say no to clients and knowing what YOUR specialty is. You are going to get inquiries to shoot the same things that you are constantly posting / sharing both on insta and your website. Straight from Lisa's website: "I am a mother of 2 and it was after I was blessed with my daughter in 2012, I realized how quickly my children were growing.  I picked up a camera with the intention of documenting my children's lives, but before I knew it I was capturing moments for those around me.  I have a strong passion for the simple things in life and I love being able to capture moments we can relive over and over through photographs. I often remind myself that there are moments in life you can't get back and that's one of the daily reminders I use to fuel why I do what I do. That is to simply freeze time in moments you are just... living.   "   Guest Links https://lisarose-hawaii.com https://www.instagram.com/lisarose.photography/ Throwing Net Photo Personal Links www.nvmauimedia.com www.instagram.com/nvmauimedia Honeybook Pic-time  

The award winning Nova Scotia born filmmaker and actress joins us in studio to talk about everything from her work behind the scenes, to her roles on camera, her constant creativity, her take on destiny and so much more! Listen...

Jane Breskin Zalben is an artist/illustrator and the author of over 50 books for children. Her recent picture book, A Moon for Moe and Mo, was featured in the Missing Voice picture book discussion group on Facebook in September 2018. The Missing Voice group was created by another author, Lisa Rose, to bring books about under-represented populations into the limelight. You may be familiar with Lisa's book, Shmulik Paints the Town. I spoke with Jane and Lisa by conference call, in the week following the anti-Semitic attack at the Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh, because I felt it was the right time to talk about stories that model friendships between Jews and non-Jews, and to encourage people to read more books that offer windows into different cultures.  During that same week, I worked with a bunch of my favorite women, my posse of snarky Jewish kidlit nerds from across the world, to create a book list addressing anti-Semitism. We crafted a list of picture books and chapter books on the theme of "standing up for each other." It's the first in the Love Your Neighbor series of book lists published by the Association of Jewish Libraries. There's a great article at Tablet Magazine about the creation of the book list series. Please use and share the Love Your Neighbor book lists as widely as you can! bookoflifepodcast.com

Where we chat all things Queerscreen 2018 with Festival Director Lisa Rose and fight about favourite flicks from our weird and wonderful weekends at the Sydney Underground Film Festival

This week we heard from Archie Barry, a multidisciplinary artist working across video and performance. They spoke about Archie’s upcoming performance artwork Hypnic as part of The Public Body .03, an exhibition taking place at Artspace in Woolloomooloo on Wednesday 26 September. We also spoke to Melbourne based musician, producer, artist and architecture academic Simona Castricum about her upcoming performance at Soft Centre, a one-day festival of radical performance art, sound and visual design happening on Saturday September 22nd at the Casula Powerhouse Arts Centre. Plus, we were joined Lisa Rose, the director of Queer Screen Film Fest, and Jain Moralee who is the producer of Nothing to Lose, a documentary by queer artist and fat activist Kelli Jean Drinkwater screening as part of the festival on Friday September 21st.

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Joey and Holly interview herbalist and Author Lisa Rose of https://burdockandrose.com/ They talk about 1.What exactly is foraging or wildcrafting? 2.Many of us deal with creeping Charlie, you have a good use for it, what is that and how is it beneficial? 3.Why write about Midwest medicinal plants and Midwest foraging – why the Midwest? 4.What is a commonly foraged plant found all over the Midwest? 5.What is the biggest mistake people make when foraging? 6.Is there any plant with foraging that’s not recommended for beginners? 7.Where did you learn about medicinal plants and properties? 8. How can we find your book and more about you? Check out past shows Video and podcast https://thewisconsinvegetablegardener.com/radio/ check out highlights of past show podcast and video https://thewisconsinvegetablegardener.com/video-series/highlights-podcast/ Email your questions to TWVGshow@gmail.com tweet us as #twvg or @twvgshow The show runs March - Oct Saturday morning’s 9-10am cst Check out the following sponsors that Make the radio show possible: IV Organics: http://ivorganics.com/ MI Gardener: http://migardener.com/ Use coupon code SHARE10 to save 10% off your 1st order. Beans & Barley: http://www.beansandbarley.com/ Bobbex: http://www.bobbex.com/ Rootmaker: https://rootmaker.com/ Plant Success organics: https://plantsuccessorganics.com/ Woodmans Food Stores: https://www.woodmans-food.com/ Root assassin shovel: https://rootassassinshovel.com/ Bluemel's Garden & Landscape Center Family owned, independent garden and landscape center that has been servicing the metro-Milwaukee area since 1955. 4930 W. Loomis RD. 414-282-4220 http://bluemels.com/ Hoss Tools of www.hosstools.com Tree Diaper of www.treediaper.com Seedling Square of www.seedingsquare.com Rebel green of www.rebelgreen.com Dripping Springs OLLAS of www.drippingspringsollas.com Saz Products of www.sazproducts.com Shield n seal of www.shieldnseal.com Pomona Universal Pectin of www.pomonapectin.com Flame Engineering Inc. of www.flameengineering.com Eco Garden Systems of www.ecogardensystems.com Made of recycled materials in the U.S It is a raised garden bed offers sustainable organic gardening that is environmentally sound. Use coupon code Wiveg125 to save $125 & Free Shipping (a $250 vale) on the Eco Garden Original Garden unit only in stone color must be purchased through the Eco Garden Systems website www.ecogardensystems.com/store valid thru Dec 31 2018 Outpost Natural Foods Co-op of www.outpost.coop Manure tea of www.manuretea.com The Gardener's Hollow Leg of www.thegardenershollowleg.com Save 10% use veggies at checkout Handy Safety Knife of www.handysafetyknife.com Bio Safe of www.biosafe.net 10% on your next order use coupon code TWVG at check out Chapin Manufacturing Inc. of www.chapinmfg.com The Plant Booster of www.plantbooster.net Tall Earth of www.tallearth.com save 15% on orders placed on, TallEarth.com. use WISCONVEG at checkout

Rick, Doug, and Kristi are back in studio after a week on remote. They were joined by guest co-host, Lisa Rose who is an author and forager.

This episode is a special edition of Eastside Radio’s film show Cinemascape, where we look at the role of HIV in the movies. We're joined by Tony Roma, CJ Johnson, Maren Smith and Lisa Rose as each one brings a particular film that has impacted on both their life and understanding of HIV. Films discussed in [...]Read More... from How Much Do You Know? Episode 10

Mardi Gras Film Festival director Lisa Rose.

Charlie, Jess, Brent and Jake discuss the week's films, ask why Star Wars can’t seem to keep hold of its directors, and speak to the Festival Director of the Queer Screen Film Fest. Reviews ▸ American Assassin ▸ I Am Not Your Negro ▸ Captain Underpants: The First Epic Adventure ▸ Patti Cake$ ▸ The Emoji Movie ▸ Angels In America: Part Two - Perestroika ▸ Spookers Trailers ▸ Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri ▸ The Current War ▸ Insidious: The Last Key Interview Starting this Tuesday, the Queer Screen Film Fest kicks off in Sydney, offering a sneak peek at some of the biggest LGBTIQ+ films heading to cinema screens. Charlie spoke to the festival director, Lisa Rose, about the exciting line-up. For more details on the festival, head to queerscreen.org.au. For an extended version of the interview, visit SWITCH's YouTube channel. Comps ▸ Win one of five copies of ‘20th Century Women’ on DVD Next week's episode ▸ Reviews of ‘Mountain’, ‘The Belko Experiment’, ‘Beatriz At Dinner’ and ‘Kingsman: The Golden Circle’ For more episodes www.SWITCHCast.com.au

This month’s episode features a killer guest mix from San Francisco’s queen of the underground, Lisa Rose. Known for her impeccable taste and precision mixing, Lisa is one of the most trusted names in San Francisco’s techno scene. And with her iconic party, Nocturnal Code, becoming one of SF’s most sought after affairs, Lisa’s impact will be felt for years to come. You can find out more about Lisa Rose and what she is up to by searching for DJ Lisa Rose on social media. If you find yourself in San Francisco, make sure to head over to nocturnalcodesf.com and sign up for the Nocturnal Code mailing list to get the latest details on Lisa’s parties. If you want to keep up with what is going on in my world, make sure to head over to my website, SeanRaya.com, or find me on Social Media under the username SeanRayaMusic. Contact: Email - Contact@SeanRaya.com Social: facebook.com/SeanRayaMusic || instagram.com/SeanRayaMusic || twitter.com/SeanRayaMusic || youtube.com/c/SeanRayaMusic || Guest Info: Lisa Rose || facebook.com/djlisarose.sf || soundcloud.com/lisa-rose || instagram.com/djlisarose || twitter.com/DJLisaRose ||

Rick, Doug, and Kristi were joined by guest co-host forager Lisa Rose. Also Realtor Tammy Jo calling in to talk about her Arbor Day event.

In this episode we talk Sydney cinema. We are joined by Kate Jinx from the Golden Age Cinema & Bar; artist and filmmaker Kate Blackmore discusses her latest project The Glass Bedroom presented on ABC iview; and we about the Queer Screen - Mardi Gras Film Festival with filmmaker Jules Herrmann and the President of Queer Screen, Lisa Rose. Tracks by Jay Katz and Miss Death aka Jaimie and Aspasia Leonarder from the Mu Meson Archives.

Donate to The Permaculture Podcast Online: via PayPal Venmo: @permaculturepodcast Enjoy this episode? Become a Patron. My guest today is Lisa Rose, author most recently of Midwest Foraging, which was supposed to be the basis of our conversation and we do touch on that some, but also spend our time telling stories about family traditions; place and the lands we each feel connected to; and how foraging and food can return seasonality to our lives, along with a host of new flavors, once we leave the grocery store behind. There's also a digression in the middle about nocino, an Italian sipping liquer, which you can find a recipe for at Lisa's site, Burdock and Rose, and pick up a copy of her book at Timber Press. When it comes to Midwest Foraging I agree with the quote from Sam Thayer that graces the cover, “A beautiful book that any forager in the Midwest will want to own.” As there is an overlap in plants from this book to where I am in the Mid-Atlantic, it's a good addition to those book shelves as well. The layout and format leads to a book that you can, as Dan De Lion recommended, spend time with to leisurely browse and read to build a familiarity with plants which you can then begin to recognize as you go about your daily walks or journeys into the landscape.The entries, which are arranged alphabetically around a common name, include the latin binomial name, very important for proper discussion and identification, along with which parts are edible, a short introduction, and one to a few color pictures. Common features you'll find in many field guides include descriptive text, how and what to gather, how to eat the plants, and, where necessary, cautions about poisonous plants that have similar identifying features. Where this book stands out from some earlier field guides is the inclusion of information on where and when to gather, very important for knowing the right time of year to look for a particular plant; and notes about future harvests. This latter portion in particular caught my attention because using those entries we can wildcraft ethically to insure plants are available for ongoing use and so we can tend to Zone 4 and the wild places. With 115 plants included, Midwest Foraging covers a lot of ground and is a good first choice for a beginning forager in the region covered. For more experienced folks with a larger library this is a valuable companion to include with your other field guides. Add a copy to your library by ordering from Timber Press or your local retailer, where the book lists for $24.95. If you enjoyed this conversation with Lisa and would like to add your thoughts to the discussion, or your own review of Midwest Foraging, leave a comment below. You can also contact me if you have any questions or if there is a way I can assist you on your permaculture path by emailing The Permaculture Podcast or calling . As this episode comes out a reminder that there is less than a month until the drawing for the Permaculture Design Course at Joshua Peaceseeker's farm Verdenergia in Costa Rica. You still have time to enter, but as this is limited to not more than 50 entries, get yours in today! An update on those show notes for mobile users. Whether you use iTunes, Stitcher, Podcast Addict, or another podcast catcher, thanks to some feedback from listeners you will now see the complete show notes in the episode feed. That includes links to make browsing and connecting easier when you are on the go. Part of that update did required a change to the RSS feed for the podcast, so if you go into your app you will now see it includes the 75 most recent episodes available, or a little over a year of content. If you want to explore deeper into the past shows, you will find the available past episodes on the archives page. If you haven't heard the episode yet, I recently announced more information about the book I'm writing with Ethan Hughes. If you like his work and want to support that creation, more information is available at www.thepermaculturepodcast.com/book. Another book in need of our assistance is from past guest and good friend of the show Adam Brock who is writing his treatise on social permaculture, People and Patterns. That campaign is at: https://igg.me/at/peoplepattern From here for the next interview Peter Michael Bauer returns to discuss human versus conservation rewilding. Until then, eat some wild foods, learn about plants, and spend each day creating the world you want to live in by taking care of Earth, yourself, and each other.

Donate to The Permaculture Podcast Online: via PayPal Venmo: @permaculturepodcast Enjoy this episode? Become a Patron. This is part two of the round table recorded live at The Riverside Project outside of Charles Town, West Virginia. The panelists include Nicole Luttrell of Deeply Rooted Design, Jesse Wyner of Liberty Root Farm, Ashley Davis, a permaculture design certified herbalist who runs Meadowsweet Botanicals, and Diane Blust, a former government employee starting her own permaculture homestead, Chicory Hill Farm. We pick up after taking a short break from recording part 1 and open with a discussion on permaculture as a movement. I would like to thank Emma Huvos for setting up this event, inviting the panelists, and hosting at her farm. Visit TheRiversideProject.com to learn more about her work to move the farm more towards permaculture, and to check the calendar for any upcoming events. Opportunities like this trip to West Virginia depend on the support of listeners, and the sponsorship of people doing good work such as Jen Mendez at PermieKids. In addition to her own podcasts that explore the topics of children, permaculture, and education, which I recommend you check out if your life involves any of these three subjects, she also offers a number of courses on Educational Design, an ongoing series of EDGE Alliances -- topical webinars with featured guests -- and personal consultations. Recently she added a series of electronic campfires, in cooperation with Dr. David Blumenkrantz and the Center for Youth and Community, that expands on the recent conversation we shared on Youth and Community Development and Rites of Passage. Find out more at PermieKids.com. Should you decide to join in on any of these courses or other offerings, know that Jen extended a discount of 10% off of her courses and other materials to Patreon supporters. Leaving this round table and getting to sit down with everyone and talk about permaculture at the potluck afterwards left me reminded of the trip to visit with Eric Puro and other members of ThePOOSH in Kentucky and the need to spend time with people in order to create intimacy and community. For that day in West Virginia, as we all sat around and talked, we bonded through the common interest in permaculture and creating the world made possible by systemic design. This idea of building trust, intimacy, and community I've been digging into for the past several months is the only way I see that we can create the opportunities necessary to face the issues that lead humanity ever closer to crisis. Solutions exist to all the technical problems we face over the next century including climate change, energy, food, transportation. All of it. Every last one. The only thing we lack, however, is the social and political capital to make it happen. To change all of that, will you join me? Wherever you are at, whatever your choices may be for yourself and your descendents, starting today will you live with intent to broaden your community and move closer to creating the world you want to live in? If you are politically minded, will you run for office? If you work in the public sector, will you guide decisions and policies so they come from a permaculture perspective? If you own a business will you move your company structure and rules to align with the ethics of permaculture? In your day to day life will you work on reducing the impacts of your lifestyle and become an example for others? We all have a role in creating a bountiful world. If there is any way I can assist you on taking action in your own life, let me know. . Email: The Permaculture Podcast or you can drop something in the mail. The Permaculture Podcast The Permaculture Podcast Also, if you or anyone else you know is interested in hosting a round table like this in your city or at your homestead, get in touch and we can talk about the possibility. From here the next episode on October 29 is with Lisa Rose, author of Midwest Foraging, and then on November 5, Peter Michael Bauer returns to discuss Human versus Conservation rewilding. Until the next time take care of Earth, your self, and each other.

Donate to The Permaculture Podcast Online: via PayPal Venmo: @permaculturepodcast Enjoy this episode? Become a Patron. My guest for this episode is Joshua Peace Seeker Hughes, an American permaculture practitioner living and farming in Costa Rica. His work there, which forms our discussion today, includes issues of land preservation through bottom up solutions, regenerative resource based economies, divestment, changing our lifestyles, the real wealth in of resources versus the illusion of money, and how we are in a period of transformation that requires transitional ethics. You can find out more about his work at Verdenergia.org. As part of Joshua's work to bring his talents to bear and assist other in what they do, he has donated a Permaculture Design Course to the podcast as a fundraiser. Since I don't know when you will hear this, the PDC is being raffled off through November 27, 2015. Chances are $50 each and is limited to no more than 50 entries. The prize is transferrable if you would like to enter on someone's behalf or are unable to attend. Everyone who enters and does not win is entitled to $100 off of a future PDC at Verdenergia. Find out complete details by following this link: Costa Rica Permaculture Design Course Joshua is also open to coming back on the podcast for another open conversation like this one to talk about social enterprise and devestment, and other Chapter 14 permaculture topics. Let me know if you have questions for him. With those announcements I also want to let you know that Jen Mendez at PermieKids.com has some EDGE Alliances coming up in cooperation with Lisa Kohlhepp focusing on Outdoor Place-Based Nature Study. November 8, 2015 is Homegrown Family, and December 13 is The Neighborhood Tribe. Lorina Harris joins Jen to talk about Form on October 27, and Patterns on November 10. You can read about both of these series of classes and see the other upcoming courses by going to permiekids.com/community-collaboration. Stepping away from this conversation I'm left with three reminders of how to change our lives and accomplish our goals. Those are: living with intent, living where we are at, and living in community. Living with intent means to actively make choices about our actions and what we bring into. Now, more than ever, each of us and our decisions impact not only ourselves, but also the descendants of humanity and all other life on the planet. Living where you are at means inhabiting both the physical sense of place, and getting to know the people and space that you call home, but also about developing self-awareness. We must know our needs and wants in order to live well where we are, and to be kind to ourselves and others for each of us are at a different stage of the journey, and that trip is our own to take. Living with community means connecting with others to rebuild what we've lost as a culture. We arrived in this moment through the passage of time, and so did the story of our society. Meet other like-minded folks. Tell stories. Expand your Zone 1 and Zone 2 social permaculture circles, and get real with others. Dig deep. Get to know others so you can trust one another whatever the situation What did you think of this interview and the places we went to with the more conversational style? Or is there any way I can assist you on your path? Let me know. . Email: The Permaculture Podcast Or, if you'd like, drop a letter or post card in the mail to me. That address is: The Permaculture Podcast The Permaculture Podcast October 22 is the second half of The Riverside Project Round Table, titled Home. On October 29 Lisa Rose joins me to talk about Midwest Foraging, and after that Peter Michael Bauer returns to discuss Human vs. Conservation rewilding. Until the next time, spend each day transitioning to the life you want to live, while creating the world you want to live in, by taking care of earth, yourself, and each other.

Donate to The Permaculture Podcast Online: via PayPal Venmo: @permaculturepodcast Enjoy this episode? Become a Patron. Today is the discussion recorded live at The Riverside Project outside of Charles Town, West Virginia. My guests are Nicole Luttrell of Deeply Rooted Design, Jesse Wyner of Liberty Root Farm, Ashley Davis, a permaculture design certified herbalist who runs Meadowsweet Botanicals, and Diane Blust, a former government employee starting her own permaculture homestead, Chicory Hill Farm. Join me again in two weeks, on October 22 for the second half of this conversation which includes members of the audience joining in, and when I'll share my thoughts and comments about everything covered in the two conversations. Opportunities like this trip to West Virginia depend on the support of listeners, and the sponsorship of people doing good work such as Jen Mendez at PermieKids. In addition to her own podcasts that explore the topics of children, permaculture, and education, which I recommend you check out if your life involves any of these three subjects, she also offers a number of courses on Educational Design, an ongoing series of EDGE Alliances -- topical webinars with featured guests -- and personal consultations. Recently she added a series of electronic campfires, in cooperation with Dr. David Blumenkrantz and the Center for Youth and Community, that expands on the recent conversation we shared on Youth and Community Development and Rites of Passage. Find out more at PermieKids.com. Should you decide to join in on any of these courses or other offerings, know that Jen extended a discount of 10% off of her courses and other materials to Patreon supporters. From here, next week on October 15 is a conversation with Joshua Peace Seeker Hughes. What started as a casual conversation resulted in a broad ranging interview about permaculture, creating opportunities, using capital to make a difference, and assisting our friend and neighbors. Joshua donated a PDC course at this farm in Costa Rica to the podcast which you can enter to win. Find the complete details by clicking on the Costa Rica tab. After the next round table discussion, on October 29 Lisa Rose, author of Midwest Foraging, joins me to share her story. November 5 I speak with Josh and Derek of The Gibbs House project at Western Michigan University. Plus you'll find some Permabyte episodes scattered in between those regular releases. If along the way you have questions for me, a past guest, or just want to know more, get in touch. Email: The Permaculture Podcast Until the next time, spend each day creating the world you want to live in by taking care of Earth, your self, and each other.

Donate to The Permaculture Podcast Online: via PayPal Venmo: @permaculturepodcast Like this post? Become a Patron. My guest is Michael Nickels, a farmer and permaculture practitioner from Salt Spring Island, British Columbia, who runs Seven Ravens Permaculture Academy and Eco Forest. When not in Canada, Michael spends much of his time in Africa building schools that focus on teaching permaculture to children and their teachers. This forms the basis for what you will hear today, though if you are familiar with the normal format of the show, this one is a bit different. Listening to Michael I got caught up in what he was sharing from his earliest interests and love of nature, to his permaculture practices, and then on to the ways that he fundraises and works in a number of east African nations to construct the permaculture based schools. The way he tells stories, with asides and reconnections back to the main thread, is how my family told stories and the way I do, in a somewhat non-linear fashion, when not sitting behind a scripted podcast episode. As a result this is Michael telling his story with no interruption or break from me until nearly an hour in, so settle in, relax, and listen to how we can all have a greater impact than we might imagine, just by tuning in, getting engaged, and taking action. You can find out more about Michael at Seven-Ravens.com. There you will also find links to the IndieGoGo campaign for the teacher school in Tanzania and to donate directly to his efforts. Michael's work reminded of something that Jack Spirko said, in my interview with him sometime ago, that permaculture, compared to many other movements, is a do-acracy. We get fired up and passionate about something and then run with it and make it happen. Along the way we use the principles to learn from our mistakes and keep refining and developing, improving ourselves and what we are doing. What was shared with us in this episode reflects that from the very beginning of Michael's story up until his current work. Something else that I like about Michael as an example for what is possible is that he self-financed initially. He had an idea and found ways to make it work and then once he reached a point where he needed more assistance, he continued to build his networks and raise the funds needed to get things done. This wasn't an idea waiting for resources before beginning, he got started and then found what he needed to keep going. If you were in Michael's shoes, saw this need, a place where you could fill a niche, how would you take your first step forward? What would you do to bring your vision, your dream, into the world? What would you do, that is unique to you, that would make a difference? Whatever steps you would take, I would like to hear from you. To know what you are working with, and what you are doing to make it happen. Together we might even make it easier to get and keep your plans and project going. Email: The Permaculture Podcast From here I have three round-table sessions and an interview already recorded for upcoming release, as well as two book reviews in process, and more conversations on the schedule including foraging with Lisa Rose, fermentation with Sandor Katz, more rewilding with Peter Michael Bauer, and urban water catchment with Brad Lancaster. If you have questions for any of these upcoming guests, leave a comment in the show notes or get in touch with me by the usual ways. If there is any way I can assist you on your journey, give me a ring, let me know what is going on in your life and how we can create more opportunity in your world. Until the next time, take care of the earth, your self, and each other. [caption width="936" align="aligncenter"] Michael with his wife Heidi, and their three daughters, Abbie, Cleo, & Quinn.[/caption]

Donate to The Permaculture Podcast Online: via PayPal Venmo: @permaculturepodcast Like this post? Become a Patron. This is Episode 1536: We Can All Be Builders, and is the complete audio, including an audience question and answer session, from Eric Puro's keynote address at Radicle Gathering on August 21, 2015. For those of you who watched the video I posted a week ago, there is an additional 20 minutes of material here that wasn't part of the visual recording, as the camera battery died and I couldn't swap it out at the time, but the audio feed continued rolling along. If you didn't watch the video, no problem, just settle in and relax as you can hear all that and more in this episode. During his address Eric shares with us the concept of Vernacular Architecture, what it means to truly build with local sustainable materials and the decisions involved in that process, and invites us all to be active in our role as builders. He also shares information about the non-profit, ThePOOSH.org, he and other members run, and how we can get involved. The Q&A that rounds out his speech touches on the new community he and members building codes and personal decisions, creating relationships in order to keep disputes from arising, and how to explore and find solutions to problems of living sustainably, such as lighting your home. I'd like to thank Photographer John for allowing me to borrow the equipment I used to make this recording, and the video possible. I'd also like to thank every listener who contributes to the show. You allow me to keep the show transmitting out into the ether, and to documents events like Radicle Gathering. If you've been considering becoming a recurring patron, sign up at patreon.com/permaculturepodcast. If you prefer to make a one time show of support, use the PayPal button on the right hand side of this. Find out more about Eric Puro and his work at ThePOOSH.org. Before getting into my thoughts about this speech, a few quick class announcements. Jen Mendez of PermieKids.com, a long-time friend and sponsor to the show, has a number of online events in September. First are her EDGE Alliances. On September 13 join her and other members of the PermieKids community to discuss “What's Home? Outdoor Place-Based Nature Study.” Two days later on September 15 is “Connecting with the Natural Wonderment of the World through the Visual Arts. In addition to those EDGE Alliances, She and David Blumenkrantz are continuing to share their work on Youth and Community Development through Rites of Passage, which formed the basis for our interview released on July 16. Join Jen and David as they expand on those ideas through a series of virtual campfires discussion, the first of which is on September 21, 2015. So, Eric's Keynote. I was fortunate enough to not only attend Radicle to hear Eric's speech, but also to spend time living in community with him and others for several days in Clear Creek ahead of the time spent at Radicle. I also recorded a round table discussion with folks there, which I'm planning to release on September 17. In that experience I got to see and begin to understand what it means to be in community with others, and the importance of an invitation into something. I was invited to stay with them, but then invited to help build with them. During Radicle I joined Eric, Loren, Satu, Adam, and my friend, The Other Eric (who joined me for the journey to Kentucky), to build the the foundation for the cob oven. Coming from a background where the attitude was “do it right or don't do it at all,” I was initially hesitant to join in collecting materials or the construction, instead watching from the side and asking questions. Then I was told that the only way I'll learn is to do and that anything that is done can be undone so hop in. It was a rewarding experience and as a result I collected and stacked stones, dug for sandy soil, and had some deep discussions about creating outside the bounds of a schedule driven, just in time, forever faster system. That made Eric's keynote resonate even more strongly with me, and is why I titled this episode We Can All Be Builders. Each of the members of ThePOOSH, and others unrelated to that work but who live in Clear Creek, Kentucky, opened the door and joined in at every step of the way to support and grow not only the projects, but also the people involved, including myself. Those people in that place allowed a space for me to let go of my rational mind and begin to feel, in a way uncoupled from the facts and figures of daily life, and was a reminder of the value of emotions and, as Dave Jacke said, what they can tell us about what is going on in our lives, in the moment. There is information in those emotions. We need to be free of that rational reductionist side from time to time in order that we have the perspective that can pair the irrational with the reductionist knowledge we gain through education and formal experiences. Taking those disparate parts and build a new story that is not one or the other, not the weight of the past or the activities of the present or the dreams of the future, but a synthesis of all the moving parts into something unique. Something novel. Something new the world has never seen before. In that space, that mindset, we can find the thoughts that are different. Those ideas can get us out of the situations we find ourselves in. We can be creative in our use of permaculture as a decisions making process and apply it to whatever situation we find ourselves in. Like talking to a building inspector about the structure we built, how it was built, and why it is safe in an earthquake zone, even though we are not engineers. To be good with our neighbors and learn that sharing strawberries or garlic or a beer or wine, can create a better relationship, but that we still have the option to build a fence if what we do is onerous to others and there is no way to resolve it otherwise. As permaculture practitioners we have all the tools to create an abundant world, now all we need are the skills and the space within our particular niche to make it happen. If I can help you with that, get in touch with me. Email: The Permaculture Podcast. From here, my upcoming recordings and other events, all lumped together by date. Jason Godesky and I are looking to sit down over Labor Day weekend and record an in-person interview to discuss his thoughts on re-wilding and the open-source role playing game he wrote, The Fifth World, which seeks to explore what life might be like after the fall of civilization four hundred years from now. If you are a gamer, definitely check that out. September 10, a Thursday and a normal release day for the podcast, is the day I turn 36. I usually take my birthday week off from the podcast, but may release a personal reflection on some of the lessons I've learned recently, and the current direction of the show. September 12, I will be at The Riverside Project outside of Charles Town, West Virginia, to record an in-person round table discussion. The panelists are currently Nicole Luttrell of Deeply Rooted Design, Jesse Wyner of Liberty Root Farm, Ashley Davis, a permaculture design certified herbalist who runs Meadowsweet Botanicals, and Diane Blust, a retired government worker who is starting her permaculture homestead, Chicory Hill Farm. This event kicks off at 2pm with a meet and greet, followed by a recording from 230-330, a short break, another recording from 4pm-5pm, and then a potluck from 5pm-??? This is an event that you can attend, however spaces are limited. To find out more or to RSVP, e-mail Emma: info@theriversideproject.com. September 16, Lisa Rose, author of Midwest Foraging, joins me to talk about the book and her other work. September 19 and 20, if all goes well, I'm returning to Mother Earth News Fair in Seven Springs, Pennsylvania to see what is going on and Late September, as we are still working on a date, Peter Michael Bauer returns to continue to the conversation on rewilding. We are also still working on what to talk about, but with the direction our private conversation went after the recording ended for the last interview, this one could dig deep. October 6, Sandor Katz joins me to talk about all things fermentation and culture. The first week of November, Brad Lancaster returns to share strategies based on the work of the Desert Harvesters to collect water in an urban environment in order to support native perennials planted in public right-of-ways If you have questions for these guests get in touch via the usual email address of phone number. The Permaculture Podcast . You can also use those if you want to talk about permaculture, ask me questions directly, or if you would like to setup a round-table recording in your community. Let me know.  Contact: The Permaculture Podcast And now, with all that said, this episode of The Permaculture Podcast draws to a close. Until the next time we meet, take care of Earth, your self, and each other.

Lisa Rose is a sought after love, dating and relationship coach and the founder of Deeper Love, Better Sex, where singles make meaningful connection and couples deepen their love. Lisa's unique approach is grounded in the belief that love makes sex better, sex makes love juicier, and great communication makes it all a whole lot easier. After struggling for many years with a life/love out of balance, she got her priorities straight and now enjoys a thriving career and a juicy love life.

Romance and Return on Investment... Lisa Rose is a Love, Dating, and Relationship Guide for successful women who are TIRED of striking out in love, and she LOVES talking about love! And, we both agree that being in business for yourself is all about being The BOM! Lisa works with successful women who are struggling with love, and for many of them, it affects their business bottom-line and she makes a great point that that how women run their business is a direct correlation with how they run their love life! Today, Lisa will be sharing with us The 3 BIGGEST Mistakes Successful Women Entrepreneurs Make That Keep Them Striking Out In Love, Romance, and Relationships! PLUS, STAY TUNED for her SURPRISE giveaway at the end of our interview for helping all you Boss Of Me Lady Listeners have deeper love

We present our Weekly Radioshow "Mykonian Sessions" From Deep House to Techno, Every Friday a new 120'min Mixtape on HeavyG Super Paradise Web-Radio Station with Vinyl Mode. This week we are glad to present a new Mixtape live with tracks by (Hour 1): Nick da Cruz, Jackob Session (**COMING SOON**) (RotRaum Music), Asona (Spirit Soul Records), Nick da Cruz, Ricardo Motta (**COMING SOON**) (RotRaum Music), Adam Beyer, Ida Engberg (Drumcode), Protoxic, Rishi K (Phantom Recordings), Timid Boy, Hollen (Intacto), Nick da Cruz, eaRWaX (**COMING SOON**) (RotRaum Music), Da Lukas (Sound Division), Dousk, JMP (Chilli Mint Digital), Patrick Topping (Hot Creations), Matthias Korr, Dousk (Tulipa Recordings), Laserkraft 3D, The Goooniez, Nico Pusch & Phable (Lovely Mood Music), Dauwd (Kompakt). Tune into HeavyG Radio and listen to the best sounds in the island of Mykonos on www.heavyg-radio.com . Facebook: www.facebook.com/heavyg.webradio Live Stream on Super Paradise (official) Website: superparadise.com.gr [WEEK 37] is a special episode...Episode 6 of our (Guest Mix) every first week of each month we will be hosting talented and well established House and Techno DJ's to spin an exclusive one hour set for you! IIt's our honour to present our Next Guest For (May 2, 2014) The Super Underground Female DJ "Lisa Rose" all the way from San Francisco, California, United States. No stranger to the game, Lisa Rose has been in the mix for over 8 years. Lisa has been a fixture in SF’s underground rave scene. Clubbing and record collecting were an essential part of her life; so much so that she often found herself introducing music from abroad to her A list DJ friends. It was soon widely known that Lisa had an ear for music that was more than a love of dance music. Subtle nuances and the ability to accurately predict the success a tune would have on the dancefloor made Lisa a valuable asset to many top DJs. Lisa was not content to be the muse of others, she knew that behind the decks was where she wanted to be. Lisa has the fluidity down with her complex music choices and thoughtful interplay between tracks. There are no accidental mixes when she spins. It’s always about what the music will do to and for people, and Lisa plays for no other purpose than to get people off their ass and on the floor! Bring your dancing shoes, because with Lisa on the decks there is little chance your will be sitting down. From the depths of time to the heights of creation... Find more about List Rose Official Website: www.djlisarose.wix.com/djlisarose Facebook: www.facebook.com/djlisarose.sf Twitter: www.twitter.com/DJLisaRose Soundcloud: www.soundcloud.com/lisa-rose DJ News Letter: http://facebook.us6.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=e1b62274862d94a6f9d91b789&id=6032cb1e9f LISA ROSE TRACKLIST: 1- Sampa (Original Mix) – D-Nox, Beckers 2- Schatten (Original Mix) – Oliver Huntemann 3- Simply (Original Mix) – Mateo 4- Somewhere In Berlin (Original Mix) - Alberto Pascual, Luigi Madonna 5- Devil Chords (Original Mix) – Taster Peter 6- I Am Machine (Original Mix) – Boris Brejcha 7- Amnesia (Original Mix) - Gabe 8- Bodylost (Original Mix) - Gaiser 9- Popy & Caste (Original Mix) – Pan-Pot 10- They (Original Mix) – WHYT NOYZ 11- The Good Old Days (Original Mix) – Dario D. Attis

Five fantastic stories of love, death, sex and flirtatious unicorns for Valentine's Day, featuring ballads, high art, highwaymen, mass slaughter and the perils of internet dating (twice). STORY PLAYLIST: 1) 00:00 THE BALLAD OF TOM & JANE by Amy Eddings, read by Lisa Rose & Peter Noble 2) 14:10 NINE DEAD, SIX WOUNDED - A LOVE STORY by Ian Green, read by Martine McMenemy & Andrew Baguley 3) 27:00 YOU & ME by Maria Kyle, read by Suzanne Goldberg & Cliff Chapman 4) 44:25 CANVAS SPIRITS by Paul Flack, read by Silas Hawkins & Patsy Prince 5) 1:03:00 IN WALKS A UNICORN by David Douce, read by Sarah Feathers & Tony Bell

It's another holiday-themed episode of The Appropriate Omnivore. Village Green Network blogger Lisa Rose of Real Food Kosher talks about how she makes a Passover with nutrient dense foods. Aaron and Lisa discuss how a Passover seder consists of many traditional foods, such as brisket, chicken broth, and eggs. Lisa also mentions how she transitioned into real food for her family and how it can be a challenge being able to find products that are both kosher and real food.

Javi Reina, Vicente Lara, Lisa Rose vs. Dany Lorence - I Wanna Rise (ICE & DIMA HOUSE Mash Up)

Javi Reina, Vicente Lara, Lisa Rose vs. Dany Lorence - I Wanna Rise (ICE & DIMA HOUSE Mash Up)

A housewife - perfect in every way except for her physical appearance - awaits the return of her handsome, but less than perfect husband ... Read by Lisa Rose