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I sat down with the incredibly wise and wildly grounded Lisa Wells, owner of Geneva Flooring, and let me just say… this convo was equal parts design deep dive and soulful reminder that how we build our spaces matters.Lisa brings over 25 years of experience in the flooring world — but more than that, she brings heart. We talk about why flooring is foundational (literally and emotionally), how sustainable choices start with awareness, and why her team's long-time trade relationships are the secret sauce.And yes, we totally nerd out on things like wool carpets, cork floors, and what to do before you fall in love with that Pinterest board inspiration.Quick Links & Goodies:Visit Geneva Flooring: genevaflooring.comFollow Lisa & the team on IG: @genevaflooring1

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On this special episode of First City Focus:April is National Organ Donation Awareness Month and we are sharing three local stories centered on giving and receiving the gift the life!We'll tell the story of Lisa Wells who decided to give the gift of life at the end of her life here on earth.We'll share the legacy of Brock Hancock who received a new lease on life thanks to a five organ donation in 2009.And we'll share the journey of Katrina Memering who has lived a great life thanks to a double lung transplant 14 years ago, but is now on a search for a living kidney donor for survival.Tune in to First City Focus on air on Vincennes PBS Saturdays at 7:30pm. You can also watch episodes of First City Focus on demand HERE.First City Focus is supported in part by Duke Energy, First City Wealth and Colonial Assisted Living.

Sloan brings on attorney Lisa Wells to break down the Chad Doerman plea deal. Also Talmadge Boston give the political implications behind VP Harris' VP pick, and Ohio Senator Steve Huffman has the fact you need to know to purchase your now legal weed in Ohio.

Sloan brings on attorney Lisa Wells to break down the Chad Doerman plea deal. Also Talmadge Boston give the political implications behind VP Harris' VP pick, and Ohio Senator Steve Huffman has the fact you need to know to purchase your now legal weed in Ohio.

Outdoor recreation has benefits for everyone, including older folks! In this episode, Pathfinder Bruce chats with Lisa Wells and Amanda Mumford, Fun and Wellness Coordinators at The Hub On Smith.  Along the way, we learn that staying active in the outdoors can help you to age your way and…it's fun! For more information about the Hub On Smith: https://thehubsheridan.org/

Scott discusses the latest in the Ohio Assembly with Ohio Senator Theresa Gavarone, gets an update on the Chad Doermann case from Lisa Wells, and discusses getting rid of Ohio income tax with Donovan O'Neill.

Scott discusses the latest in the Ohio Assembly with Ohio Senator Theresa Gavarone, gets an update on the Chad Doermann case from Lisa Wells, and discusses getting rid of Ohio income tax with Donovan O'Neill.

To overcome struggles in the real estate market, professionals should embrace adaptability, continuous learning, and technology integration. Networking, diversification, and customer focus are vital for building resilience. Sound financial planning, market research, and innovation help in making informed decisions. Maintaining a positive outlook, seeking support, and having a long-term vision are essential for staying strong in challenging times.  So, tune in today as Marjorie Adam, owner of the Marjorie Adam Team is joined by Lisa Wells, Branch Manager & Loan Officer of the Lisa Wells Team- Cross Country Mortgage as they discuss their strategies for implementing these strategies to easily navigate difficulties and learn how to "Control the Controllable" in the real estate industry.  

Lisa Wells is an author, poet, and co-founder of a small, nonprofit press based in Seattle, Washington called Letter Machine Editions. Her latest work is Believers: Making a Life at the End of the World. In Believers Lisa locates folks who meet the climate catastrophe with a fierce and loving gaze, with their sights on restoring humanity's relationship with the planet as best they can. With a poetic and engaging pen, Lisa continually asks how then shall we live? Lisa and I talk about despair and love, trash as the shadow of our culture, doing the best we can, dropping out of high school and joining a wilderness school, and much more.  Visit Lisa at lisawellswriter.com or lettermachine.org. Visit Contemplify.com

This week on ‘The Write Question,' host Lauren Korn speaks with poet and essayist Lisa Wells, author of ‘Believers: Making a Life at the End of the World' (Farrar, Straus & Giroux).

This week on ‘The Write Question,' host Lauren Korn speaks with poet and essayist Lisa Wells, author of ‘Believers: Making a Life at the End of the World' (Farrar, Straus & Giroux).

Lisa Wells, author of Believers: Making a Life at the End of the World, explores modern pilgrimage from a secular perspective, attempting to comprehend the force of conviction that motivates someone to eschew all worldly possessions. Ann Sieben, a middle-aged pilgrim from New Jersey who has walked through conflict zones and remote wildernesses in winter with only the clothes on her back (and, more recently, a COVID pass), is Wells's guide of sorts. In what ways does the pilgrim find freedom? What role does gender play in the journey? Can it be a metaphor—for motherhood, say, or for storytelling? When you steep yourself in narratives, whether of saints or the secular, the distance between reader and story gets thinner. You begin to inhabit stories in a new way. “I think that's maybe the crux of the whole thing for me,” said Wells, of pilgrimage. “That it can be a gift to let go of the romantic story so you can, with clear eyes, encounter the embodied reality of your situation.” Read Wells's article: https://harpers.org/archive/2023/04/numinous-strangers-pilgrimage/ Subscribe to Harper's for only $16.97: harpers.org/save

Interest rates have been a hot topic in real estate over the last year. We saw historical lows the previous two years and when interest rates went back up it seems like people had a hard time adjusting their expectations. A lot of prospective buyers and sellers decided to wait and see how things played out, and while interest rates have come back down a little bit in recent months, in a lot of markets there is still low inventory so buyers are facing a lot of competition.    This week we have mortgage professional Lisa Wells to talk about all things mortgages and interest rates. She gives us all the stats, gives us her predictions for what's to come and tells us why waiting it out is just costing you even more money in the long run. Lisa also shares an amazing breakdown of exactly what is causing the shortage in inventory. Lisa is super knowledgeable and a true professional. This is a very educational episode and will leave you with tons of talking points for clients and if you are thinking of buying or selling it will arm you with so much information. Let's dive in!

Join host Ned Buskirk in conversation with author Lisa Wells, as they talk about the kind of love that sits at a deathbed [for a fellow human or a dying planet], our culture's relationship to life/death/the planet, & her book Believers: Making a Life at the End of the World.ALL THINGS LISA WELLSGet Lisa's book Believers: Making a Life at the End of the World: https://www.lisawellswriter.com/believers Get her book of poetry The Fix: https://www.indiebound.org/book/9781609385477 Read “To Be a Field of Poppies: The Elegant Science of Turning Cadavers Into Compost” in Harper's Magazine: https://harpers.org/archive/2021/10/to-be-a-field-of-poppies-natural-organic-reduction-composting-corpse/ On IG: https://www.instagram.com/lisa_wells_writer/ Nick Jaina's book SPEKTRUM: https://nickjaina.com/spektrum Produced by Nick JainaAssociate Produced by Jasmine PritchardSoundscaping by Nick Jaina”YG2D Podcast Theme Song” by Nick JainaFOLLOW YOU'RE GOING TO DIEon Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/yergoing2die/ on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/yergoingtodie/ on Twitter: https://twitter.com/YerGoing2Die THIS PODCAST IS MADE POSSIBLE WITH SUPPORT FROM LISTENERS LIKE YOU.Become a podcast patron now at https://www.patreon.com/YG2D.

Hello Writers and Crafters! I'm Valerie Ihsan, And I'm Erick Mertz, and this is Landmark Episode 100 of the podcast and it's January 18, 2023  as we record this.  Main Topic: Landmark Episode 100 with some clips PATREON: No new patrons this week. Thank you to our existing patrons for believing in us and in the podcast.  This podcast is sponsored by our patrons at Patreon.com/valerieihsan. For as low as a $1/mo, you can get a postcard from me, a shout out on the podcast, and we can make announcements for you on air. At other tiers, the benefits increase--free books, accountability Zoom calls, scene analysis, mastermind calls, and even free Writer Craft retreat tickets. Become a patron of the arts at Patreon.com/valerieihsan.    Comments: Amazon Review 5 stars: The Scent of Apple Tea: A story about the choices we make, beautifully written! I chuckled, shrugged, shook my head, giggled, smiled, and cried happy tears. A beautiful story superbly written! I look forward to reading more stories written by this author! Announcements:    1) Writer Craft Writing Retreat is scheduled for next August 24-27, 2023. Tickets include all lodging and gourmet meals, plus instruction and coaching and retreat time on the river, in Marcola, OR. “We'll be touching on book structure, story hypothesis, plotting that doesn't hurt, author action plans, and more.”  Go to valerieihsan.com/retreat for more information. Alumni and patron price is $775.  Early Bird price ends January 31st. $800 Only four tickets left. Monthly payments are an option. Send me a message Valerie@valerieihsan.com for a unique PayPal link, or go to the shopping page on my website to purchase in one lump sum.  2) We need topic suggestions and interviewees. (Once a month.) Please send to writercraftpodcast@gmail.com.    UPDATE: Got a cold. First one since pre-covid. Weird. Hope it mostly clears before next week. Rest of the week will be for finishing up client work and packing for CR.   Just finished:    Lessons in Chemistry by Bonnie Garmus     I'M READING:  Believers: Making a Life at the End of the World by Lisa Wells; Wabi Sabi: Japanese Wisdom for a Perfectly Imperfect Life by Beth Kempton.  Up Next:  too early to tell Erick's Reading:  The Farthest Shore Ursula LeGuin Writing in Restaurants by David Mamet Heroic Hearts     Show Notes:  The weird way Erick reads anthologies : He reads the featured short story first, then the shortest one, and the next shortest, and so on. Most used words this year: Valerie: planner, self-care, I've got to go walk the dogs. Erick: Why can't I hear through my ear buds? I collected a few clips and outtakes from the past year that really seem to me to highlight what this podcast embodies for us. And that's: laughter, books, and shared experiences. And we'll end with a couple meaningful stories and quotes. So here it is, a hodgepodge of what I love about the podcast and why I can't imagine stopping. Resources:  Raven Publicity (publicity for authors) The Shades of Orange (Rachel, Book Blogger on YouTube) for book recommendations SF/Fantasy/Horror Contact Erick for business-starting advice. Contact Valerie for book coaching for help writing your book. Other Resources: Thomas Umstattd Jr, at Novel Marketing Podcast. Ep255: How to Create an Email Onboarding Drip Campaign Russell P. Nohelty and Monica Leonelle's book, Get Your Book Selling on Kickstarter. Valerie's new day book for the year 2023 is: Meditations from the Mat: Daily Reflections on the Path of Yoga by Rolf Gates. I've published our 2022 Book List on the website: valerieihsan.com/podcast-news   The Author Life Community Passion Planner: https://bit.ly/3AUiJUx (affiliate link) Discount Code: VALERIEO866 ProWriting Aid: https://prowritingaid.com/?afid=9378 (affiliate link)   Find Us:   Valerie's Services: https://valerieihsan.com Valerie's Author Site: https://valerieihsanauthor.com Valerie's Facebook Page and Instagram account Erick's Linktree link: https://linktr.ee/erickmertzauthor   Erick's Services: https://erickmertzwriting.com Erick's free book on Ghostwriting: https://dl.bookfunnel.com/cexki4kp5n Erick's Author Site: https://erickmertzauthor.com Erick's Facebook Page and Instagram account  Writer Craft Facebook Group Patreon: https://patreon.com/valerieihsan   Some of the Books We've Read This Year: London Seance Society by Sarah Penner Oona Out of Order by Margarita Montimore The Only Good Indians by Stephen Graham Jones

Mickey's guest for the first half of the program is the theologian and philosopher John Cobb; their topic is the Living Earth Movement. Cobb explains the need for humanity to change its behavior so as to live in harmony with all other life on the planet. Addressing U.S. politics, Cobb stresses the need for cooperation with China, rather than confrontation. In the second half-hour, we hear a rebroadcast of a summer 2021 Project Censored Zoom event featuring poet and author Lisa Wells; she spoke about her new book Believers: Making A Life At The End Of The World, for which she interviewed people around the world who were working to make positive changes in their local environments, undeterred by the specter of catastrophic climate change. Notes: John Cobb is an eminent theologian, philosopher and environmentalist. He taught at the Claremont Colleges in California, has authored over 50 books, and is a member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. Lisa Wells is a poet and author based in Portland, Oregon. Her conversation with Mickey Huff took place as a Zoom event in the summer of 2021, sponsored by KPFA-FM (Berkeley, CA) and Project Censored. Music-break info: 1) "Let's Work Together" by Canned Heat 2) "Who's Going To Save Us From Ourselves" by Styx 3) "Something In The Air" by Thunderclap Newman Web sites mentioned in this week's program: www.livingearthmovement.eco www.claremontecoforum.org

On this episode of the All American Dream Podcast, we sat down with Lisa Wells to talk about her career in the mortgage industry! Lisa Wells is a branch manager with Cross Country Mortgage, and has been in the business for 22 years. Lisa and her team have nearly 100 5-star reviews on Google and have helped over 5,000 people buy or refinance their homes! Lisa is also a top business coach for lenders across the country. In this episode, Lisa shares how she remained successful despite many different market shifts throughout her career as well as some great advice that can apply to professionals in any industry! We are so excited to have her on the podcast! You can find Lisa at: Instagram: @lisawellsloans Email: lisa@lisa-wells.com Phone: (612) 424-7252 Website YouTube --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/allamericandream/message

It's really easy to get sucked into the “little w” work of modern life. Our jobs, businesses, and volunteer engagements can become so demanding that we disconnect from the “big W” Work of becoming people who are resilient in the face of climate change and collapse. In this episode, you'll learn a new way of thinking about your day to day work and the larger callings of your life as well as ways you can say “yes” to the challenging and joyful path of being alive right now. Resources: * Climate Clock: https://climateclock.world/ * For the Wild podcast: https://forthewild.world/ * “Who Do We Choose to Be?” by Margaret J. Wheatley: https://margaretwheatley.com/ * “Believers: Making a Life at the End of the World” by Lisa Wells: https://us.macmillan.com/books/9780374110253/believers About Megan: Megan Leatherman, MS, is the founder and director of A Wild New Work, an ecological career and organizational development agency based in the Pacific Northwest. As a mentor, nature lover, writer and speaker, Megan has helped hundreds of professionals feel more aligned in their careers. She has a Master's degree in conflict resolution, experience in Human Resources, and believes that our work can be a spiritual practice. You can learn more about her at http://awildnewwork.com/about.

Today I speak with the poet, activist, and environmental writer Lisa Wells, author of Believers: Making a Life at the End of the World. We talk about the anger of youth, the fallibility of heroes, and the value of art and beauty in dark times.

Resiliency is important to healthy aging, and older adults with higher resiliency have an improved quality of life and better mental health despite the adversities they face. In this episode, author and educator Ted Bowman, who specialists in grief, loss, and “honest hope,” talks to host Lisa Wells of the Aging and Disability Resource Center of Eau Claire County about fostering resiliency. Resiliency, Bowman says, is not only about rebounding from setbacks, but about springing forward and adapting to changed circumstances. He encourages older people to examine their experiences to find examples of how they overcame setbacks earlier in life, and tap into some of the same skills. Bowman also discusses the dual process of grief and joy, the importance of building a team when faced with setbacks, and how to build a shelf full of resiliency tools.

How we approach dementia can have a major impact on how individuals live after they experience a diagnosis. As one of 6 million Americans with dementia, Russell Martoccio is determined to live life to the fullest. In 2016, he was diagnosed with Korsakoff syndrome, a dementia caused by excessive alcohol consumption. Since then, he has begun to write a monthly column about his experiences. In this episode, Russell talks with host Lisa Wells of the Aging & Disability Resource Center of Eau Claire County about the mental and physical impact of his diagnosis, how it has affected his daily life, how support groups and his faith have helped him, and the necessity of accepting change as a part of life.

Lisa Wells is the author of Believers: Making a Life at the End of the World, The Fix, and winner of the Iowa Poetry Prize. Her essays have been published by The New York Times, Harper's Magazine, Granta, The Believer, n+1 and others. She lives in Seattle and writes a column for Orion Magazine called Abundant Noise. She's also one of my oldest and closest friends. In her latest book, Believers, she sought out many different people all seeking to find a way to live sustainably in the world, as we sit on the precipice of a collapsing civilization. In this conversation, we chat about the book, some of the subjects (including myself), the writing process itself, the role of storytellers as culture building, and much more.Notes: • Lisa Wells Website• Instagram Account• Believers: Making a Life at the End of the WorldSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/petermichaelbauer)

Loneliness and social isolation can be a major concern for older adults, putting them at higher risk for Alzheimer's disease and other serious problems. In fact, one-quarter of adults 65 and older are classified as socially isolated. Life changes such as retirement and the death of a love done as well as factors like the COVID-19 pandemic can trigger loneliness. In this episode, author and retired chaplain Moria Kneer speaks with host Lisa Wells of the Aging and Disability Resource Center of Eau Claire County about the difference between being alone and being lonely, the importance of identifying our underlying feelings, and strategies for reducing isolation as we grow older.

Guest: Dr. Tom Dow, Mindful Diagnostics & Therapeutics The statistics are troubling: Alzheimer's disease is the sixth leading cause of death in the United States, and it cannot be prevent, slowed, or cured. One in nine people 65 and older have Alzheimer's, and the share increases with age. However, medical science is advancing, and Eau Claire's Dr. Tom Dow is exploring ways to identify the risks of Alzheimer's disease early and to mitigate those risks. In this episode, Dr. Dow talks with host Lisa Wells of the Aging and Disability Resource Center of Eau Claire County about Alzheimer's disease, the factors that impact it, and an exciting vaccine study happening right here in Eau Claire.

What strategies can you put in place to grow your business over the next year? Join us as Virtual Assistant Trainer Lisa Wells provides practical advice on how to grow your revenues and profits by diversifying your freelance or VA business. Growth is an area we all struggle with, so today's class is about feeling your fear and doing it anyways!   Podcast Outline: [0:36] Introduction to Lisa Wells and the topic of business growth - Lisa tells her story and explains how she's serving the VA/freelance community. [4:55] How growth is an area we all struggle with - Lisa describes some common barriers to growth for a virtual assistant or freelancer.   Practical ways to scale your business and profits, based on Lisa's experience [7:01] #1 Make more money per client by selling packages rather than charging hourly. [7:17] #2 Look for ways to create multiple streams of income - how it allows you to pivot more easily in your business. [9:18] #3 Deepen your existing client relationships - how it's important to have a relationship progression and a proactive follow-up system to address clients' emerging needs. [15:27] How Lisa made a mental shift to diversifying her services and income - Lisa shares advice she learned from her experiences. [18:32] The purpose of fear and how you need to feel it and do it anyways - Craig explains how opportunities exist to take your craft and package it into other products and services. [20:00] Final words for people who are ready to grow but still have fears - Lisa shares valuable ways you can position yourself and your business. [21:11] How to learn more about Lisa's products, templates, and programs   Resources and tools discussed in this episode: Learn more about Lisa Wells:   VirtualAssistantTrainer.com Blog tab - “Simple Systems for Virtual Assistants”   Free Training Tab - on-demand training presentations   Shop Tab - VA Business Builder Boutique    Multiple Streams of Income by Andrea J Lee Infusionsoft (now known as Keap) Udemy 

Roman Mars, host of the podcast "99 Percent Invisible," describes some of his favorite examples of clever design from his home turf in Oakland and Berkeley. Then two tour guides from London team up with Rick to recommend an ideal sightseeing week in the British capital. And poet and essayist Lisa Wells shares the insights — and optimism — she gained from interviewing a geographically and ideologically wide range of people battling climate change by improving their own communities. For more information on Travel with Rick Steves - including episode descriptions, program archives and related details - visit www.ricksteves.com.

In this episode of the podcast, Lisa Wells, the author of Believers: Making a Life at the End of the World, discusses her latest report for Harper's Magazine, “To Be a Field of Poppies,” with Ann Neumann, the author of The Good Death, and Harper's web editor Violet Lucca. The trio's discussion of death is profound and unorthodox, yet humor-filled as well. Wells lays out the process of natural organic reduction (NOR), Neumann delves into society's fascination with the dead rather than the dying, and Lucca opens a conversation about the role of capitalism in the funeral industry. This episode is unquestionably life-affirming. Read Wells's article: https://harpers.org/archive/2021/10/to-be-a-field-of-poppies-natural-organic-reduction-composting-corpse/ This episode was produced by Violet Lucca and Andrew Blevins.

Guest: Deputy Melissa Sommers, Eau Claire County Sheriff's Department Every year, millions of American seniors fall victims to financial scams, from telemarketing frauds to fake sweepstakes to home repair swindles. Criminals may gain seniors' trust over the telephone or Internet and play on their victims' fears and emotions. In this episode, Eau Claire County Sheriff's Deputy Melissa Sommers talks with host Lisa Wells of the Aging and Disability Resource Center of Eau Claire County about the variety of scams that target seniors and how older folks, their families, and their caregivers can avoid being financial exploited.

Lisa Wells has a 20-plus-year career in the home medical equipment industry, leading the charge on digital marketing and branding. She joins the podcast to share how you can better manage your brand, create buzz, and more. Sources mentioned in this episode: HomeCare Magazine article: https://www.homecaremag.com/november-2019/marketing-people-disabilities Office of Disability Rights People First Language: https://odr.dc.gov/page/people-first-language United Spinal, Disability Etiquette: https://www.unitedspinal.org/pdf/DisabilityEtiquette.pdf

Today's episode is a deep dive into exploring doing good in the context of activism. This podcast exists to explore why we do good, how we do good, and what the implications of our do gooding are. In activist communities, we often see a spectrum of people – from those who participate in activism sporadically, to those who dedicate their entire lives to the causes. At this extreme end, we see the outcasts and visionaries – those living on the fringes of society and making change in their own unique way.In spaces where emotion is high, and beliefs are held closely about the ‘right' way to do things, we often see tensions. People tearing each other down – a dogma of the right way to do things. How does this impact the cause itself? And is something good if it still causes harm?I've invited author and poet Lisa Wells on to today's podcast to talk about her new book, Believers – Making a life at the end of the world, which introduces us to these visionaries and outcasts who have found radical new ways to live and connect to the Earth.

Guest: Cathy Reitz, director, Stand in the Light Memory Choir. Music and singing are good for all of us, especially for people living with dementia: Research has shown that music can evoke memories and emotions even in people with Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia. Musician and educator Cathy Reitz is starting her sixth year directing the https://www.facebook.com/SITLchoir/ (Stand in the Light Memory Choir in Eau Claire). In this episode, she talks with host Lisa Wells of the Aging and Disability Resource Center of Eau Claire County about the many – and sometimes unexpected – benefits music provides for the mind, body, and soul.

Jade speaks with Lisa Wells, award-winning poet, essayist and author.In her new book, Believers: Making A Life At The End of the World, Lisa seeks out and learns from trailblazers and outliers around the world who are pursuing radically hopeful lifestyles -- even in the face of climate despair.There's so much to glean from this conversation: stories and lessons from those living the change, the treasures that await outside the norm, the beauty of bird language, the mess and wonder of non-tech-mediated human relationships and how to sow a fruitful future. As Lisa puts it, it can take a lifetime to learn how to live -- but hearing from others who have made an art and science of living like tomorrow matters sure helps speed up the process. SHOW NOTESIt's not her first writing rodeo but it's definitely her first book; it took six years!She interviewed those who were on the absolute edge of convention. What can we learn from them? Do human beings have an innate capacity to be beneficial contributors?Growing up in a DIY sensibilityFinishing her education at wilderness schoolTransformation inevitabilityReckoning with the reality that we need to make significant changePushing back on binary perspectives and stake-out positionsMaking our transformation more attractive: Living in community, re-wilding, growing, trial and errorThe physical intimacy of being on her knees in the dirt for the sake of future generations Recognising that we are just creatures on the planet with a very short lifespanWilderness school: becoming rooted in her bioregionLearning birdsong as a foreign language Dismantling domesticationOwning what it means to be in relation to others who you are reliant on Playing the role of translator for the 'outsiders'Managing balance as an empathetic personIf you want to be in relationship, you need to be willing to throw some chips on the tableHer vision of a fruitful future (without devices and with a whole lotta mess)Why it takes a lifetime to learn how to liveBeing freaked out by being immortal LINKS YOU'LL LOVEThe underground history of American education ~ John Taylor Gatto End Game ~ Derrick JensenA paradise built in hell ~ Rebecca SolnitSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/futuresteading)

Former Congressman and presidential candidate Dennis Kucinich is Mickey's first guest; he's written a new book (The Division of Light and Power) about a lonely battle he waged to preserve public power in Cleveland during his term as mayor. In the second half of the show, poet Lisa Wells speaks about her new book Believers: Making a Life at the End of the World. It's a collection of biographies of a wide range of individuals who've remained dedicated to preserving and enhancing pieces of land, despite the spectre of catastrophic climate change.     Notes:   Dennis Kucinich served eight terms in the US House of Representatives, and twice ran for President. But his greatest battle may have been in his one term as mayor of Cleveland in the late 1970s, when he fought off an attempt to privatize the city's municipally-owned electric system. His new book, The Division of Light and Power, tells the story of that struggle.   Lisa Wells is a poet and author based in Portland, Oregon. Her conversation with Mickey Huff took place as a Zoom event sponsored by KPFA-FM (Berkeley, CA) and Project Censored.

This summer's heat waves, catastrophic wildfires, and blistering drought have made climate change feel both very real and very overwhelming. What can we do, as individuals, in the face of such massive global disruption? That's the question Lisa Wells set out to answer in her new book “Believers: Making a Life at the End of the World.” Wells, who grew up in Portland, talked to people all over the country who are trying to figure out new ways to live in a new world.

Today, Scott is going to use our new "Power Search" tool from www.ilovemortgagebrokering.com to show listeners how easy it is to mine all 300+ ILMB episodes for gold on ANY topic.   For this episode, Scott picks the topic of gift giving and pulls soundbites from 3 past ILMB episodes that could help your business when it comes to showing appreciation to your clients.   Episode 159 with Julie Jeffery: https://mortgagebroker.podbean.com/e/133-julie-jeffrey-on-how-systems-and-service-are-the-keys-to-building-a-great-business/ Episode 205 with Ryan Grant: https://mortgagebroker.podbean.com/e/165-how-ryan-grant-went-from-11-million-in-volume-to-60-million-in-just-2-years/ Episode 181 with Lisa Wells: https://mortgagebroker.podbean.com/e/149-how-lisa-wells-generated-38-leads-from-one-realtor/   The I Love Mortgage Brokering Network is now brought to you by Finmo. To learn more, visit: www.finmo.ca/ilmb   I Love Mortgage Brokering: www.ilovemortgagebrokering.com   Find out more about ILMB Mortgage Pros: www.get10funded.com   Find out more about the $25 Million Dollar Blueprint: www.get25million.com   Find out more about the 10 Loans A Month Academy: www.10loansamonth.com

Healthy eating is important at any age, but it becomes even more important as we get older. Registered dietician Pam VanKampen chats with host Lisa Wells of the Aging and Disability Resource Center of Eau Claire County about how our diet can keep our bodies and brains healthy, improve our moods, and boost our energy levels. VanKampen explains how we should find foods that nourish our bodies instead of vilifying “bad” foods.

When we're children, we move our bodies through play. As we get older, the rigors of life – and the impacts of aging – often get in the way. Mary Pica-Anderson, executive director of the L.E. Phillips Senior Center in Eau Claire, talks with host Lisa Wells of the Aging and Disability Resource Center of Eau Claire County about the positive impact of maintaining physical activity on our bodies and minds. Explore the benefits of getting physically active – which can involve everything from gardening to organized classes – and how to sustain those benefits as we age.

At some time in our lives, we will all be caregivers or will receive care from others. Dr. Larry Studt talks with host Lisa Wells of the Aging and Disability Resource Center of Eau Claire County about his own caregiving journey. Larry's wife, Rachel, experienced a rare form of young onset dementia, Progressive Supranuclear Palsy, which unexpectedly thrust him into a caregiving role. Larry talks about the challenges this created, the emotions and guilt that come with caregiving, the importance of accepting help, the need for self-care, and the search for hope.

Lisa Wells is raising a son with Borderline Personality Disorder. As a little boy, her child was diagnosed with ADHD. He was throwing furniture, had to be taken out of school and went through all kinds of treatment. He endured a lot of ridicule, punishment, and rejection from school staff for not behaving in the way they expected. Lisa assumes this contributed to the trauma which led to him to develop BPD and an older teen.  Lisa shared with me her strategies for staying afloat while her son is drowning. One of the components needed to able to care for your loved one’s high-needs is to realize that you can't be available for them 24/7. You are human too, and if you don't take care of yourself, you won't have anything left to give. This can be terrifying because there are so many “what if’s” and lack of control when you don't do everything that they need. In the long run, if you both want to enjoy your life more and be able to be available without burning out, you cannot place all of the responsibility for their survival on yourself. You sometimes have to let go, and that's okay.  Another major strategy Lisa utilizes on a daily basis, is to recognize and measure her physical and emotional capacity to help somebody else. If her son is calls her on the phone, Lisa will pause and take notice if she has at least 50% of her capability to deal with whatever situation might be. If she's already feeling overwhelmed by other things in life -- lacking sleep, the dog barking, and she's involved in getting something done, she takes a “self-care break”, works on her mindset to bring herself back up to at least 50%, and then chooses to reach out and support her son. Lisa has come to realize that the best way to help her son is simply using the practice of radical acceptance. No judgement. If he's only wearing one shoe, she won’t say something negative or critical, but just rolls with it. If he really wants some cigarettes, she will actually go buy them for him. If she shows up in his space, and it is clear that he really just needs to be left alone, she leaves. Fighting against whatever is going on in his life that isn't immediately life-threatening only makes him feel criticized, which can be a big trigger. Lisa chooses to believe that he's doing the best he can, and doesn't push him to be anyone besides who he is in that moment.  She communicates her boundaries with her son. When he has a meltdown, she will calmly say that she will not tolerate being yelled at. When a conversation starts to go off track, she will clearly tell him that she's not leaving forever; she just really needs to go get dinner on the table or do some other task, and she will call him again in a couple hours when they both have had time to regroup. Because so much that happens in his life seems like an emergency, it can be hard for him to understand how his mom could choose to not help him in his seemingly desperate situation, but she is working to help him understand that she is a person too, and her needs are just as legitimate as his own. Lisa relates how funny he is and how good he is at the things he's passionate aboutand often invites him over to help her with a project and delights in seeing how he finds the quickest and most efficient way to solve the problem she has presented him with. He loves to help out others. If he has a few extra dollars, he’ll go give it to a homeless person because he knows what it is like to be on the street. He loves being encouraging and making jokes with his neighbors and those around him. BPD is not all darkness. Those suffering from it are full of light… just often not for themselves. 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If you need more support in your mental health journey please reach out to us in our private Facebook group. ————————————————————————— Interested in joining our monthly Mastermind Group?  Find out more info here! www.hopetorecharge.com/Mastermind ————————————————————————— Connect with Lisa: (Business Website): https://lisarwells.com ————————————————————————— Quotes: “The last thing he needs is for me to be pointing stuff out to him if he’s having a rough day… So, I thought, “I’ll just kind of be with him,” and “How can I help him?” Instead of my mind immediately going to, “Why cant he?” It was, “How can I?” “@LisaWells @MatanaJacobs #HopetoRecharge “Don’t react. Breathe. Stop. Pause.” @MatanaJacobs #HopetoRecharge “If I can’t answer the phone with a smile, I probably shouldn’t be answering the phone.” @LisaWells @MatanaJacobs #HopetoRecharge “Instead of just slapping a label on it, what I’d like to do is to work toward asking him, “Tell me what you’re feeling right now.” … at least we can work through feelings rather than slapping a label on it and just saying, “Well, then, there’s nothing we can do about it.”” @LisaWells @MatanaJacobs #HopetoRecharge ————————————————————————— Topics Discussed: Coping strategies for caregivers “Empathy with boundaries” Doing away with judgement Dealing with your child self-medicating Raising multiple children when one has severe health issues NAMI; the importance of peer support for caregivers ————————————————————————— Suicide Hotlines: USA: 1-800-273-8255 USA Crisis (Text): 741-741 Canada: 1-833-456-4566 United Kingdom: 116-123 Australia: 13-11-14 International Suicide Hotlines: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_suicide_crisis_lines ————————————————————————— Connect with us! 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We plan for birthdays, weddings, and other events, but we tend to put off planning for a time when we can no longer make medical or financial decisions for ourselves. Eau Claire attorney Peter Grosskopf talks with host Lisa Wells of the Aging and Disability Resource Center of Eau Claire County about how to overcome our reluctance and take steps to secure out futures. They discuss powers of attorney for finance and health care as well as other legal documents and processes important to the aging population.

This week's Local Matters episode is entitled Tempered Joy, and continues discussion on whether President-Elect Biden will be able to fulfill his promise to unify the country. We also discuss that moment when you realize that people you thought would see and hear your perspective do not. My special guest is Washingtonian Lisa Wells Harris, federal government attorney, graduate of the University of Pennsylvania Law School and the College of William & Mary.

This week's Local Matters episode is entitled Tempered Joy, and continues discussion on whether President-Elect Biden will be able to fulfill his promise to unify the country. We also discuss that moment when you realize that people you thought would see and hear your perspective do not. My special guest is Washingtonian Lisa Wells Harris, federal government attorney, graduate of the University of Pennsylvania Law School and the College of William & Mary.

It’s been 100 years since the 19th Amendment was ratified, giving women of the United States the right to vote.In celebration, The Post and Courier reporters interviewed South Carolina women about the ways they’ve used their lives and their voices and their right to vote. This series, called “We the Women,” will roll out the first weeks of August, culminating on the anniversary of the 19th Amendment, which became part of the Constitution of the United States on Aug. 18, 1920.Today, We the Women continues, featuring a conversation between Post and Courier reporter Mikaela Porter and Lisa Wells Vice President & Director of Watershed Services.

Staying in touch is sometimes hard with how crazy our lives are. In this episode we talk to Lisa Wells about how staying in touch has helped her business and helped her personally. During these difficult times, we need to stay connected to each other more than ever. Listen in for advice and perspective on … Continue reading Stay in Touch →

Anti-Eviction Laws, Tom Brady is Overrated, Lisa Wells, Sex Offenders at Halloween, Cincy Lifestyle, Movies

More on the Lisa Wells aftermath; a couple of Stooge Reports with Willie, Seg, and Rachel

Get up, get out, and get involved! In this episode, we talk about the importance of giving back through volunteerism, and the benefits of volunteering not only to the organizations we're giving our time and talents to, but also the value that we gain from the experiences. You will hear from Lisa Wells, BSN, RN, Senior Technology Implementation Professional with Humana's Business Improvement, and Ali Greenwell, Senior Associate Well-being Experience Professional, interviewed by Kathy Driscoll, RN, Humana's Chief Nursing Officer and the host of The Voice of Humana Nurses Podcast.

Join host Joe Gavalis, as he talks with his guest, Lisa Wells. Lisa just recently retired as the Detective who was the lead Detective conducting investigations of Physical and Institutional Elder abuse in Cobb County .

Willie talks talks to Lisa Wells, Bill Donahue, Kevin Jackson, and David Mann; Willie, Seg, and Rachel with the Stooge Reports

GOP's Alex Triantifilou breaks down the debates; Lisa Wells checks in; talking CBD with a doctor from Colorado; a double dose of Stooge Reports with Willie, Seg, Rachel, Chip Hart, and Rocky

Ohio Rep. Bill Seitz on Issue 6; Lisa Wells talks about castration for sex offenders; Seg, Rachel, and Rocky join the Stooge Report

USA vs China, Willie talks to the American people; Joe Eaton of Buckeye Firearms; Lisa Wells talks about massage parlors; Kid Chris fills in for Rachel on the Stooge Report

Lance checks in and discusses the Bengals first round pick and where they go from here; Joe Deters has a beef with PG Sittenfeld...the floor is his; Lisa Wells discusses local sex and human trafficking situation; Rachel and Seg join the Stooge Report

In this class we talk about building profitable packages for your business. As you probably know, building service packages can be a difficult task that is hard to get right. Our expert instructor today, Lisa Wells, will show you how you can both save time and make money by transforming your services into profitable packages. She will unpack three simple steps to building the right kind of packages now!   Interview Outline: 0:00 - Opening thoughts 0:40 - Introduction to Lisa Wells 1:56 - Lisa tells her “Freedom Story” 6:31 - Introduction to the topic of “Building Profitable Packages” 7:25 - Why Lisa thinks it's important for freelancers to consider packaging their services 10:18 - How packages help freelancers save time and make more money 11:58 - The importance of specializing when marketing packages 12:54 - “Three Simple Steps to Building Your Perfect Package”: 13:34 - 1) Know your value. 17:31 - 2) Create packages that appeal to different segments of your market. 25:34 - 3) Use Lisa's “Lifestyle Formula” to price packages. 31:58 - How to build custom packages 35:16 - How to connect with Lisa and access a Free Gift 37:10 - Closing thoughts   Resources and tools mentioned in this episode: Connect with Lisa: https://lisarwells.com/ Free Gift for podcast listeners: https://lisarwells.com/FreeUGift Client Benefit List Training Video “The Art & Science of Naming Your Packages” Hootsuite: https://hootsuite.com/ LinkedIn Groups: https://www.linkedin.com/help/linkedin/answer/186/finding-and-joining-a-linkedin-group?lang=en SendOutCards: https://www.sendoutcards.com/ Freelance Podclass site: https://www.freelanceu.com/podcast/

Lisa Wells and Scott Sloan talk about the Exploding d*** bomb lawsuit

Willie discusses the Clay Shrout parole hearing with News 5's Brian Hamerick; Lisa Wells discusses Robert Kraft; Channel 9's Evan Millwad discusses a Clinton County case involving a woman in a hole; a couple of Stooge Reports and a 1-on-1 with Rachel

St. X's drug testing policy

About that drug testing at school thing.....Lisa Wells weighs in; women in the military and transgender athletes; why medical marijuana will fail; Rocky, Seg, and Rachel join the Stooge

About this drug testing at school thing....Lisa Wells weighs in; Julie Gunlock, Independent Women's Forum discusses equal rights and transgender athletes; why medical marijuana will fail; Rachel, Seg, Rocky, and Jeff Ruby join the Stooge.

The onset of the internet and social media has led to a lot of change for the mortgage industry. Successful people view this as an incredible opportunity, and not something to be afraid of. In the age of online lenders, what is the value we bring to our clients? How do you build a mortgage team of people with different “superpowers”? Why is it so important for us to enjoy the process of getting to our goals? On this episode, Lisa Wells shares on her 22-year career, what motivates her, how she stays relevant and impactful. If you’re not on social media, doing videos and podcasts, and building a brand for yourself, you’ll get left behind. -Lisa Wells   Resources: Learn more about joining the team at Partners Mortgage: http://partnersmortgage.com/join-our-team/ To schedule a confidential consultation with Dan, email dant@partnersmortgage.com.   Three Things We Learned From This Episode   How to compete in the age of online lendersOnline lenders are faster on the surface but they actually make the process more stressful for the consumer, especially by not telling them everything they need up front. The greatest value we bring is creating a better client experience, saving time but still being impactful.   The importance of falling love with the process of what we do Driven, high achievers focus on the results more than anything. This can cause self-esteem issues and challenges when things don’t go as planned. It’s also important to enjoy and become invested in the activities and doing them well. How to focus on your best impact activities Sometimes people work too much because they are just busy being busy. Review your activities regularly and ask yourself if what you’re doing is making you money, serving a purpose or bringing you joy. If not, pass it to someone else or cut it out completely. As our industry continues to shift, the thing that will never change is the value and importance of an excellent client experience. We have to make the process as easy as possible in this complicated industry and that means not focusing on transactions, but on solidifying the relationships. It’s critical to become very educated in the conversations that bring the most value to our clients, and consistently review our activities to ensure they are bringing us closer to our goals. It’s all about using technology to create a better client experience and work in a way that brings the most balance to our lives.   Guest Bio: Lisa is a Branch Manager & Loan Officer at Lisa Wells Team at Cross Country Mortgage. Go to https://www.lisawellsloans.com/ for more information. To get in touch with her phone 612.202.1731 or email lisa@lisa-wells.com.  

Imogen Russell Williams on children's books that tackle grief and war, “offering distressed adults the calming certainty of a script, and baffled children the reassurance of straightforward answers”; Carl Miller discusses the creation, and squabbling continuation, of Reddit, one of the most popular websites in the world; A. N. Wilson considers the Travellers Club in London, now in its 200th year, where Britain's prime ministers "got stuff done" BooksWhite Feather by Catherine and David MacPhailThe Skylarks’ War by Hilary McKayAn Anty-War Story by Tony RossOnly One of Me by Lisa Wells and Michelle Robinson (illustrated by Tim Budgen and Catalina Echeverri)The Afterwards by A. F. Harrold and Emily GravettWe Are the Nerds: The birth and tumultuous life of Reddit, the internet's culture laboratory by Christine Lagorio-ChafkinThe Travellers Club: A bicentennial history (1819–2019) by John Martin Robinson See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Willie talks to Lisa Wells, local attorney - Doctor Duranni case. Dr. Elaina George, Author of “Big Medicine: The Cost Of Corporate Control And How Doctors And Patients Working Together Can Rebuild A Better System" Federal judge in Texas strikes down Affordable Care Act and Dan Hils, FOP President - Response to Plush family's new statement

Every mortgage professional is feeling the squeeze from market disruption and our commodification. What are some of the ways we can show our value and importance in the transaction? How do we bring the human element to all the tech that’s coming into the industry? Why is our partnership with real estate professionals so critical right now? On this episode, 20-year industry veteran Lisa Wells talks about staying relevant in a changing industry and shares on her business evolution. The way real estate and mortgage professionals combat and challenge the disruptors is by doing it together. -Lisa Wells   Resources Take your mortgage business to the next level. Visit nextlevello.com for more information. Click here to schedule your free no-obligation Next Level Coaching Call: https://nextlevello.com/schedule   Three Things We Learned From This Episode Why we must educate clients (02:41 - 04:22)Our industry hasn’t done a great job of educating clients. There are so many ways to structure a mortgage and many ways to help the client. The problem is that people don’t have the background knowledge— and opportunities are being missed. How to avoid becoming a commodity (04:25 - 05:12)We complain often about the market reducing us to a commodity, but that’s because we’re not educating people. We’ve got to take the time to show our knowledge. Otherwise, people don’t think of our service beyond giving quotes, and that affects the value placed on what we do. Big companies vs. small companies (08:17 - 09:14)Big companies aren’t necessarily into self-reliant people because they expect to be paid more for the business they generate. Small businesses are focused on learning how to do the business the right way so that the client experience is better, even if that involves more self-reliance. We’re currently experiencing margin compression and getting challenged by online lenders and tech disruptions that seem to be out to eliminate us. The way for us to stay relevant is to show our value by educating clients and actually giving them the best service. We have to showcase our expertise and use tech to enhance what we do. Right now, the best partners we have are real estate agents, as they are in the same boat as us. Real estate agents can no longer look at loan officers as a “necessary evil”, and we can’t look at them that way either. They are necessary as business partners that can help us fight disruption.   Guest Bio- Lisa is the Branch Manager & Loan Officer at Lisa Wells Team- Cross Country Mortgage. Go to https://www.lisawellsloans.com/ for more information or connect with Lisa on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/lisawells1/.

Lisa Wells recalls a time in the woods with her father and meditates on the climate crisis threatening life on Earth. Produced by Katie Klocksin.

Welcome to second muse on the Introvert Biz Growth podcast, the show where I talk to introverts who grow their business and make a difference. I’m Sarah Santacroce, your host. If you’re new here, then I want you to know that this is not the usual format of my regular episodes. I post a new show every other Friday, and it’s always a conversation with a fellow introverted entrepreneur who uses his or her introverted superpowers to make a difference. These shows are edited by Tim, my professional podcast editors who also creates amazing shownotes pages. But today’s episode is a muse, unedited, raw content. No editing. No intro music. No bells and whistles. I share these muses to make you think, to inspire you, to break the rules Today’s muse is composed of 2 parts: first I muse by myself about a quote I came across this week and then I’ll also share a quick conversation I had with Lisa Wells, a previous podcast guest, fellow introvert and friend of mine about the topic ‘Marketing with Integrity’. But first the quote. It’s a quote by Carolyn Tate, author of the book ‘Conscious Marketing’. It goes like this: The Business of Business is no longer business. The business of business is making the world a better place. I’ll read it again so you can really soak it in: The Business of Business is no longer business. The business of business is making the world a better place. Does that resonate with you? I’m sure it does, otherwise you wouldn’t be listening to this podcast where we’re all about making a difference. But this quote just really hit home for me and its people who have those same values who I want to surround myself with. People who are in business to make the world a better place. Which is why I’m on a mission to create the gentlebusinessrevolution Because we need more gentle people in business, more kindness, more love.   And now as promised, here’s my conversation with Lisa Wells about the topic ‘Marketing with Integrity and what that means to her. Enjoy. Thanks for listening ! Thanks so much for listening to this muse. Apologies for the rather poor audio quality this time. Lisa was in a rented apartment in Germany, so not her usual set up. Have a great week Warmly Sarah

Lisa Wells used to eat to excess because it was easier than dealing with the thoughts in her head. It was not unusual for Lisa to eat a whole family block of chocolate or an entire packet of Tim Tams in one sitting. In her Coffee Chat with Matt Collins, Lisa gets emotional as she opens up about this time in her life. Nowadays through her business Food, Fear and Freedom, Lisa assists others who are stuggling with the same uncontrollable, emotional thoughts which lead to over-eating as she went through.

Scott Sloan talks on the flags being lowered for John McCain, how to not get ripped off, and Lisa Wells on Anthony Kirkland case

12:06 - Joe Deters, Hamilton County Prosecutor - homeless camp moving again1:06 - Lisa Wells, attorney - Shayna Huber trial1:35 - Stooge Report2:06 - JoJo Dries, workplace speaker & author of The Lotus: How I Beat The Patriarchy - domestic violence and what's next for the Urban Meyer case2:35 - Stooge Report2:50 - Mike Mercier, President of Screen Education - teens and adults are addicted to their smartphones...how to fix this problem.

Joe Deters with the latest on the homeless situation; Lisa Wells discusses the Shayna Huber case; Rachel, Seg, Rocky, Meat, and Sloan in a star-studded Stooge Report

Are you in a rut in your business? We've all been there. This is the episode for you! Lisa shares her knowledge on all things fun and joy in your biz.

Meet Lisa Wells, for 11 years Lisa lived with sugar addiction, which lead to depression and anxiety and living with overwhelm. Taking anti-depressants, seeing psychiatrists, psychologists and reading self- help books just couldn’t get to the core of the matter for Lisa, who found herself doing well for about a week after her sessions but she would always end up back on the couch stuffing her face with blocks of chocolate daily. Lisa started journaling to try and make sense of her out of control world and it was in one writing session she wrote “Each day we have the opportunity to face our stuff or stuff our face”. Not only did that make Lisa laugh, it also rang true for her, Lisa explains: “Each day I would stuff my face when really what I needed to do was to stop what I was doing and face myself emotionally. Lisa claims her now long lasting road to recovery started when she began to face her negative thinking and saw what lay beneath the surface of those unrelenting and exhausting negative thought patterns. “Either the situation is controlling you or you are in control of the situation.” “I was letting the food situation control me and when I realized that I could never eat enough chocolate or drink enough wine to fill the gap of what I really needed, I knew that I would have to take control of the situation. Living through such an intense and extreme emotional experience such as food addiction is a relief for Lisa now, who, thanks to the 10 steps she takes daily to ensure her freedom from food hell, has peace with food and no longer dreads going down the chocolate aisle in the supermarket. Overcoming binge eating, emotional eating, overeating and food addiction is possible and Lisa is excited to bring her experience and her unique techniques to help other Mum’s struggling with food addiction and over eating. https://www.facebook.com/foodfearfreedom/ www.sexyselfish.com

Sloanie talks With Dr. Smith on medical marijuana and CBD, - Julie B, ghosting workplaces, people burning bridges with companies. Lisa Wells on daniel greis trial and Berding on fc cincinnati

Dr. Privatara UC, CBD Drug green-lit for EpilepsyJulie B, ghosting workplaces, people burning bridges with companies. Lisa Wells on daniel greis trial and Berding on fc cincinnati

Lisa Wells talks about the impeding trial of Daniel Greis who is faces murder charges after killing a family of five while driving under the influence.

Willie talks with Lisa Wells, Kenny Brown and many more

Brian Hamerick gets into the Kyle Plush case; Lisa Wells discusses the female student accused of sexual misconduct by a male student, it's a Title IX case at UC: Rachel and Seg on the Stooge

Lisa Wells discusses the case against Dr. Durrani of Children's Hospital; Willie exposes the truth about FC Cincinnati and the West End. The deal could be dying; CBD and THC, what you need to know; Rachel and Seg joins the Stooge.

Sloanie talks to Dan Hils and Amy Murray about how bad this city government is, Lisa Wells talks Bill Cosby. Jason Nathanson and Cinci Cindy. Lance talks Draft

Kyle Plush Incident. Gas Prices are up. Col Dean Smittle on Syria, Jason Nathanson and Cincy Cindy, Lisa Wells on Skyler Richardson and Kyle Plush

Keith Black, West End Community Council with the latest on the FC / West End situation; Lisa Wells checks in; Seg liive from the Great American Truck Show in Louisville

Hamilton County Jail is overcrowded, Sheriff Jim Neil explains. An Olympic Update with Alex Stone. Catherine Price tells us we are addicted to technology. Julie Bauke talks Quitting your job. Lisa Wells explains why you shouldn't cut your Teenage daughters hair off. Dave Scully talks mortgage interest.

Sloanie starts out by discussing the 13 kids in California that were chained to beds. Tide Pod Challenge. Lisa Wells and Katelynn Bowden discuss the Revenge Porn Bill in Ohio Congress. Tim Reagan discussed the new heroin problem “The Rizzy”. Children’s hospital tells us about Adult Congenial Heart Disease

Todd Portune and the new $5 tax on vehicles. Mary Beth Knight does not like youth sports. Lisa Wells on Lawsuits. Sandy Guile Scam of the Week. Is race fluid? Jim Scott talks about the Salvation Army

Your Willie has Dr. Dennis Deruelle an author of Your Healthcare Playbook: Winning the Game of Modern Medicine: are doctors to blame for this heroin epidemic? Lisa Wells; Sexual harassment claims coming from everyone.. Rev. Jesse Lee Peterson, rebuildingtheman.com, NFL, Frederica Wilson, LA's SlutWalk, and the Stooge Report.

Lisa Wells discusses Non-Disclosure Agreements, Nick Lachey was voted off Dancing with the Stars. Steven Weiss talks JFK Assassination. Sandy Guile and the Scam of the Week, Dale Donovan talks buying a car.

George Lang talks about Amazon, Attila Kilinc explains the Volcanos at Yellowstone, Bob Amsterdam explains the fraud of Charter Schools, Dr Tom Hadley talk about whether you have the Flu or a Cold. Mo Eggar and Baseball restructuring. Lisa Wells talks Debra Hiles and Ryan Burrows on Amazon

Jeff Berding - PBS Usage for FC Cincinnati, Lisa Wells on Kevin Nero Case. Mike Allen on NFLPA protests. Boy Scouts v Girl Scouts

Lisa Wells discusses sexual harassment in the workplace; Alex Stone, ABC, the California wildfires; Stress can kill you....tips on how to not let it; Jay Ratliff has a flight deal for you; Why you shouldn't vacation in Mexico

Updates on Las Vegas Shooting, Guns and Conspiracies. Lisa Wells on KY HS Sexting Case

NCAA BAsketball Issue with Mo, Lisa Wells and Dan Hoard

Jeff Clayton talks Bail Reform, Lisa Wells talks Jared Fogel and Subway Lawsuit. Big Chicken with Maryn McKinna. Julie Bauke on College and Nazier Elahee is the guy who saved the 11 year old girl from being kidnapped

John Gumm Talks about Irma, Jay Ratliff talks price Gouging and United Settlements. Lisa Wells talks about Skylar Richardson

- Lisa Wells discusses Tensing - Norbert Nadel discusses Tensing- Wayne Allyn Root talks Trump

Our guest this week is Lisa Wells. Lisa is part of the Water Stone Mortgage group and has been in the industry for 19 years. She shares some awesome advice for working with Realtors and how to add wow moments to your process. Get Lisa's All About You Form.  Signup for 100s of past episodes and other goodies at ilovemortgagebrokering.com.  Stats Location: Minneapolis, Minnesota Brokerage: Waterstone Mortgage Time in the Industry: 19 Years Quotes 'The person who knows how will have a job. The person who knows why will always be their boss.' References Zillow Reviews The Leadership Handbook - John C Maxwell Focus 3  School of Greatness  The Core Coaching Program All About You Form     More About Web: www.lisawellsloans.com Phone: 612.424.7252 Host Scott Peckford More Shows See more notes and other episodes at the I Love Mortgage Brokering website.

So happy to be together for this conversation with Lisa Wells. Lisa Wells, PhD, ERYT500, teaches yoga, meditation, mixed-abilities dance, trauma-release, Ayurveda and co-owns Live Well Studio in Corvallis.  Her 25+ years of yoga practice have brought her patience, humility and happiness. Her 56+ years of life have led her from trauma, through addiction, to recovery and joy in a life that includes rather than excludes suffering.  Lisa has been teaching yoga since 2000. She received her PhD in Geology from Stanford University. In her current incarnation as a yoga teacher she has been called a "Geographer of the Body." She specializes in gentle yoga adapted to all bodies. Connect: sunroseyoga@gmail.com LOVE.

Topics: Portland, Iowa, Authenticity, Sadness, Optimism, Finisia Medrano, Sacred Hoop Rewilders, Great Basin, Devil Script, Generation Wuss, Sleater-Kinney, Riot Grrrl, Technology & The Fix

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