Podcast appearances and mentions of liz walker

Evan Horowitz of Tufts Center for State Policy Analysis discusses the economy as it relates to Trump's unpredictability and the Massachusetts' ability to plan for spending.Ilan Stavans of Amherst discusses the religious solidarity of Pope Francis and the surge of nationalism in Mexico amid Trump threats.Rev. Liz Walker discusses her memoir "No One Left Alone"A Ukraine panel with Vsevolod Petriv, president of the Boston chapter of the Ukraine Congress Committee, and Brian Nolen, New Hampshire man who founded an aid group and has spent the past year in Kharkiv delivering aid directly to the front lines.

Today:Legendary Boston broadcaster Liz Walker joins us in Studio 3 to talk about her memoir and experience building community for decades, “No One Left Alone”.And, president of the Boston chapter of the Ukraine Congress committee, Vsevolod Petriv joins with Brian Nolen, founder of New Hampshire-based aid group NH4Ukraine, who has just returned to the states after a year-long stint in Kharkiv.

Dave Brisbin 4.6.25 Just when you think the world can't get any crazier, each week we get a whole new view of crazy. And the more the world pounds on our door through news and social media, the more our grip on spiritual reality can loosen. The silence and solitude of contemplative practice, the wordless knowing of God's presence can feel impotent, incapable of meeting the screaming needs of life's issues. The world always has its thumb on the scale, so we naturally tilt that way, but a fulfilled life is all about balance. We need both contemplation and action. Focusing on interior spirituality, we can become complacent, blind to the needs and suffering around us. Focusing on exterior activism, even if we call our drives spiritual, we can become identified with the dysfunction we oppose—angry, biased, even corrupt. But while working to keep weight on both sides of the scale, we can't forget that our spirituality is still the foundation of any action we could possibly call loving. Liz Walker puts it this way: “Some people would not consider a (spiritual) healing community to be part of a social justice movement. They'd argue that our work is anemic—not the ‘on the ground' activism necessary to catalyze social change. But the exterior work of social justice is only as strong as the interior work that births and fuels it. We can't heal as a community if we do not concern ourselves with healing our inner lives.” When out of overwhelming devotion, Mary of Bethany anoints Jesus with a pound of expensive ointment, Judas Iscariot derides her for wasting money that could have gone to the poor. Interior and exterior on display. Jesus provides the balance, rebukes Judas saying, “you will always have the poor with you, but you will not always have me.” The choices we make to act, whether micro or macro, are only as loving as the interior preparation that births and fuels them. The interior work that Jesus did in the wilderness, the symbolic forty days of facing the wild beasts of his human compulsions, built his foundation of identity with God and informed his choices for the rest of his life. He did his forty. And we must do ours.

Dave Brisbin 4.6.25 Just when you think the world can't get any crazier, each week we get a whole new view of crazy. And the more the world pounds on our door through news and social media, the more our grip on spiritual reality can loosen. The silence and solitude of contemplative practice, the wordless knowing of God's presence can feel impotent, incapable of meeting the screaming needs of life's issues. The world always has its thumb on the scale, so we naturally tilt that way, but a fulfilled life is all about balance. We need both contemplation and action. Focusing on interior spirituality, we can become complacent, blind to the needs and suffering around us. Focusing on exterior activism, even if we call our drives spiritual, we can become identified with the dysfunction we oppose—angry, biased, even corrupt. But while working to keep weight on both sides of the scale, we can't forget that our spirituality is still the foundation of any action we could possibly call loving. Liz Walker puts it this way: “Some people would not consider a (spiritual) healing community to be part of a social justice movement. They'd argue that our work is anemic—not the ‘on the ground' activism necessary to catalyze social change. But the exterior work of social justice is only as strong as the interior work that births and fuels it. We can't heal as a community if we do not concern ourselves with healing our inner lives.” When out of overwhelming devotion, Mary of Bethany anoints Jesus with a pound of expensive ointment, Judas Iscariot derides her for wasting money that could have gone to the poor. Interior and exterior on display. Jesus provides the balance, rebukes Judas saying, “you will always have the poor with you, but you will not always have me.” The choices we make to act, whether micro or macro, are only as loving as the interior preparation that births and fuels them. The interior work that Jesus did in the wilderness, the symbolic forty days of facing the wild beasts of his human compulsions, built his foundation of identity with God and informed his choices for the rest of his life. He did his forty. And we must do ours.

Look, we've all got pain. We've all got stories we're afraid to tell. But what if there was a space where you could actually share those stories without judgment, without fear, and find healing in the process? Today, I'm sitting down with Liz Walker - a former news anchor turned pastor who discovered something powerful: when we create safe spaces for people to truly be heard, something miraculous happens. In the heart of Roxbury, she started a movement called "Can We Talk" that's transforming how communities process trauma, grief, and healing. This isn't just another feel-good story. This is about real people - mothers who've lost children, young men caught in cycles of violence, entire communities learning to heal together. Liz's journey will challenge how you think about pain, community, and the incredible resilience of the human spirit. Here's the hope: healing is possible, and it starts with being brave enough to tell your story. So join us, so no one is left alone. Liz Walker is a minister, journalist, activist, and sought-after speaker. She leads the Cory Johnson Program for Post-Traumatic Healing. As Boston's first Black evening television news anchor, Walker received two Emmys and an Edward R. Murrow Award for excellence in her field. A graduate of Harvard Divinity School, Walker served as pastor of Roxbury Presbyterian Church. She helped found the Jane Doe Safety Fund, has done humanitarian work in South Sudan, and has served on the boards of Boston Medical Center and Andover Newton Theological Seminary. The mother of three and grandmother of two, Walker now lives in Sarasota, Florida.Liz's Book:No One Left AloneLiz's Recommendation:Moonrise Over New JessupSubscribe to Our Substack: Shifting CultureConnect with Joshua: jjohnson@allnations.usGo to www.shiftingculturepodcast.com to interact and donate. Every donation helps to produce more podcasts for you to enjoy.Follow on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Threads, Bluesky or YouTubeConsider Giving to the podcast and to the ministry that my wife and I do around the world. Just click on the support the show link belowShifting Culture Productions Support the show

Bob is delighted to introduce you to his friend, Rev. Liz Walker, an author, minister, and former reporter, to discuss her new book "No One Left Alone." They explore the importance of creating safe spaces for grief and emotional expression, the power of listening, and how community can foster healing. Liz shares the story behind her Can We Talk? initiative and how mutual compassion can change lives. Connect with Liz: instagram.com/pastorlizz/No One Left Alone: https://a.co/d/dPNHhfr Connect with Bob: instagram.com/bobgoff --- Come join Bob and some of his friends for a workshop at The Oaks! Visit bobgoff.com/events to learn more.

Bob is delighted to introduce you to his friend, Rev. Liz Walker, an author, minister, and former reporter, to discuss her new book "No One Left Alone." They explore the importance of creating safe spaces for grief and emotional expression, the power of listening, and how community can foster healing. Liz shares the story behind her Can We Talk? initiative and how mutual compassion can change lives. Connect with Liz: instagram.com/pastorlizz/No One Left Alone: https://a.co/d/dPNHhfr Connect with Bob: instagram.com/bobgoff --- Come join Bob and some of his friends for a workshop at The Oaks! Visit bobgoff.com/events to learn more.

We’re here with a capsule of memory from late last year. It was a spark of generosity in Liz Walker’s story that lit up the Christmas season for lots of us, and maybe the path ...

Gender diversity is critical in fostering innovation, bringing together different perspectives, and creating a more inclusive work environment. When individuals feel comfortable sharing their ideas, being vulnerable, and speaking their truth, organizations — including those in the risk and insurance industry — can avoid groupthink and improve decision-making. In this episode of Risk in Context to mark International Women's Day, Marsh's Kelly Looney, Liz Walker, Megan McClellan, Jane Smith, Kaj Patel-Wright, and Amirah Kamarudin, a Senior Broker within Marsh Asia's Aviation and Space Practice talk about the importance of gender diversity, the need for female role models and diverse succession plans, and the challenges and opportunities for women advancing their careers. You can access a transcript of the episode here. For more insights and insurance and risk management solutions, follow Marsh on LinkedIn and X and visit marsh.com

Yvette Vickers was born Yvette Iola Vedder on August 26, 1928. She was an American actress, pin-up model, and singer. Her two most famous films were Attack of the 50 Foot Woman (1958) as Honey Parker, and Liz Walker in Attack of the Giant Leeches (1959). She was also photographed by Russ Meyer for Playboy's Playmate of the Month in the July 1959 issue. Yvette has an interesting life story and I hope I told it well.Here is a link to John O'Dowd website about Ms. VickersREMEMBERING MY FRIEND, THE BEAUTIFUL YVETTE VICKERS

A bonus episode with several of the people who make the racing magic happen at the UCI MTB World Series races, behind the scenes at the Enduro and Marathon rounds in Finale Outdoor Region, Italy.  Liz Walker, Liv Racing team manager, talks about what her role as entails, the highs and lows that come with racing, and the emotional rollercoaster that is waiting for your athlete to complete their race. From the racers perspective, I talked to enduro rider Dimitri Tordo from the Canyon CLLCTV team, on how his race went and what impact if any the changes to the event organisation have had. And finally, Rhys Person from Great Big Events (GBE), the company that run the in-venue event management, explained plans to elevate the experience for the venue crowd, with live video feeds, race timings, interviews and a whole lot more. 

Welcome to Full Confidence Ahead! Host Katie Ann Powell introduces her inspiring guest, Liz Walker, a community leader and entrepreneur who overcame her fear of water to become the owner of three successful swim schools. From her experience as a poor college student trading swimming lessons for goods and services, Liz now employs 2000 staff and teaches children from 4 months to 10 years old. As the podcast progresses, the discussion shifts to the importance of teaching children to swim as a preventative measure against accidental drowning, with Liz inspiring kids to overcome their fears and develop a growth mindset. They also reflect on the challenges of securing loans and managing multiple locations in the valley. Additionally, Liz shares her advice, "just keep swimming", to push through life's challenges. With Swim Kids Utah providing swimming lessons for children in Utah and Salt Lake Counties, the podcast encourages listeners to enroll their future children in lessons and become a part of the community. Don't miss out on this inspiring conversation between Katie Ann and Liz!   Swim Kids Utah: https://swimkidsutah.com/   [00:00:03] Community Leadership and Entrepreneurship [00:03:30] From Poor College Student to Infant Swim Expert [00:07:14] Overcoming fear of swimming through warm water [00:11:13] Teaching Swimming and Overcoming Fears [00:15:10] From Teaching to Owning Pools: A Family Business [00:18:58] Building a Successful Scuba Lesson Business [00:22:46] Balancing Confidence and Skill for Success [00:26:12] Unplugging and Raising Confident Kids [00:30:21] Swim Kids Utah Information

Listen to part 1 of Liz's journey here to see how she lost 15 pounds: Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/1wXLGuaNX0P6CCFaqEXTD1?si=3bdde35fad1a4ede Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/52-how-liz-lost-15-pounds-while-enjoying-the-process/id1546118828?i=1000579477936 SPECIAL GUEST!! My client Liz is back on the show to share how she lost 15 pounds and maintained it 1 year later. She talks about how she keeps herself motivated even when the scale no longer interests her and what it's like to build her maintaining identity. She is no longer worried about her weight, feels sexy asf when she looks in the mirror, and has so much freedom with her food. You can connect with my client Liz Walker below. She is a Business Coach that helps women of color create an impact in the world. https://www.instagram.com/the_other_liz_walker/ https://www.youtube.com/c/TheOtherLizWalker https://linktr.ee/TheOtherLizWalker Let's connect: Private 1:1 Coaching - Let's break diet habits you've created that have you falling off on the weekends and help you fuel your body with foods you actually like so you can lose 20 pounds and feel confident keeping it off: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfDES2k0ZD4WS_SV4YtIl5j_f456jADlGBRlGMaKyXtZoWoog/viewform Follow me on Instagram at: https://www.instagram.com/superlysam/ Follow me on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/superlysam

In this episode we talk to Liz Walker, GP and mum to grown up children. Liz gives some golden nuggets of wisdom on bringing up teenagers, we chat about life as a working Mum and we finish off with the current crisis in the NHS, including a few ideas how we can support the NHS.KEY TOPICSTopic #1 [4:25] Parenting teenagers- Liz tells us about she managed the teenage years with her kids, the importance of simply listening and how to cope when your teens are no longer interested in church.Topic #2 [27:45] Juggling life as a working Mum-we discuss the joys and challenges of being a working Mum, how Liz coped with the pressures of life at home vs work, and how things have changed over the last 30 years.Topic #3 [38:30] The NHS- we couldn't not talk the NHS in the episode. Liz gives her opinion what's causing so much pressure on the NHS right now, what we can do when we're worried about our children with so many horrid viruses and bugs about, and how we can support those working in the NHS.RESOURCES AND LINKSSome of the resources mentioned in the podcast include;· The website Liz mentions for looking at children's symptoms is frimley-healthiertogether.nhs.uk · Katherine Hill “Left to their own devices. Parenting in a digital age”. · Sarah-Jayne Blakemore “Inventing ourselves, The secret life of the teenage brain.”· Katherine Hill “A Mind of their own, Building your child's emotional wellbeing in a post pandemic world.”· FINALLY….Remember to subscribe, and also be sure to let us know what you think by leaving us a review.If you've got any questions or suggestions you can email us at saltymumspodcast@gmail.comYou can find us on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter @saltymumspod.

After days of transatlantic wrangling and who's-on-first gamesmanship, Ukraine receives a double whammy, with both the United States and Germany publicly pledging to send advanced tanks ahead of a projected Russian spring offensive. The past few days have also brought a corruption scandal out into the open, as Kyiv purges several senior officials, including the deputy defense minister. Tonight, Christiane speaks with his boss, Ukrainian Defense Minister Oleksiy Reznikov.  Also on today's show: Ronen Bergman, Staff writer, The New York Times Magazine; Martin Griffiths, U.N. Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs; Rev. Liz Walker, Co-founder, Embrace Boston & Hank Willis Thomas, Artist, “The Embrace.”To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy

Today on Boston Public Radio, the show broadcast live from the unveiling of the Embrace sculpture in downtown Boston. Hosts Jim Braude and Margery Eagan spoke with GBH Morning Edition co-host Paris Alston, who offered reporting from the field; and GBH's Callie Crossley, who provided analysis before and after the unveiling. They also spoke with: Embrace executive director Imari Paris Jeffries; artist Hank Willis Thomas and architect Jonathan Evans; former Governor Deval Patrick and Diane Patrick; Embrace co-founders Paul English, Rev. Jeffrey Brown and Rev. Liz Walker; The Boston Foundation's Lee Pelton; Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley; the NAACP's Michael Curry and Tanisha Sullivan; Governor Maura Healey, Boston Mayor Michelle Wu, and AG-elect Andrea Campbell in conversation together; and members of the King family, Martin Luther King III, Arndrea Waters King, and Yolanda Renee King. The unveiling ceremony, emceed by NBC10 Boston's Latoyia Edwards, began at 1pm. Boston Public Radio anchored live coverage of the historic event for GBH News.

Happy New Year! As our team takes a break for the holidays, we're sharing a few of our best episodes of the past year, including this episode with Rev. Liz Walker!Mental health was already a crisis before the pandemic - but now, many churches and ministries find themselves inundated with church family members in desperate need of support for their mental health. In this episode we talk with Rev. Liz Walker, now retired senior pastor of Roxbury Presbyterian Church in Boston, MA, where she founded the Corey Johnson Program and Can We Talk. Rev. Liz has successfully instituted and sustained Can We Talk, a "community-designed and driven program that promotes healing from trauma" through conversation. Learn more about Can We Talk here!

https://exceptionaldifference.com/https://alanwillett.comExpert consultant, speaker, and award-winning author of Leading the Unleadable:How to Manage Cynics, Divas, and OtherDifficult People, and Lead With Speed, AlanWillett is co-founder of ExceptionalDifference.Alan works with clients around the world,including the UK, Turkey, South Africa, China,India, Canada, and Mexico, and of course,throughout the United States. Alan Willett hasconsulted with HP, Oracle, Microsoft, NASA,General Motors, Intuit, NAVAIR, Orbital ATK,OnStar, Cornell University, Rutgers University,Technological de Monterrey, and many more.Alan's passionate work has focused onleadership and the unique challenges ofleading in the elevated pressure environmentsof high-technology developments.Alan was a member of an elite team at theSoftware Engineering Institute (SEl), locatedat Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh. AtSEI, Alan joined other renowned thoughtleaders in developing cutting-edgemethodologies adopted by corporationsglobally. Through this work, Alan was able toestablish a worldwide network of peers andthought leaders that constantly push thehigh-tech development world to"do better." Itis from this position that Alan launched hisconsultancy in 2012. Alan has designed and taught many differentworkshops at universities and corporationsaround the world, reaching over 2000 peopledirectly. His personal backstory enlivens hiswriting and his speaking. He grew up on adairy farm that had been in the family for over170 years and which was honored as the dairyfarm of the year for New York State for manyyears running. Alan has run across the UnitedStates from ocean to ocean with his collegeteam, beating the record of the Pony Expressand earning him a spot in the Guinness Bookof World Records. He is a co-founder ofEcoVillage at Ithaca, the largest co-housingecovillage in the world, which is spotlighted inthe news on a global basis, including in Japanand France, and featured in the book"Ecovillage at Ithaca: Pioneering a SustainableCulture" by Liz Walker, (New SocietyPublishers: 2005).Collaboration with Exceptional DifferencePrincipal Julia Mullaney inspired him to doubledown on his love for training the bestengineering minds in the world. Willett holds aB.S. Computer Science from RochesterInstitute of Technology, and Master's inTechnology from Walden University.Alan encourages everyone to get out thereand make a positive difference in the world.

How do you manage the work-life balance when your job requires you to be traveling constantly? This week, Molly chats with Liz Walker - the Liv Racing team manager and overall cycling enthusiast. In this fast-paced role, Liz is always on the go. Beginning her journey with Liv Cycling as a technical representative driving around the US in a Sprinter van, Liz got a taste of where she wanted to go with this company. Now, Liz manages a team of 12-18 people, coordinates their travel, deals with immigration, and all of the other logistics that go along with this. Liz shares her "on-the-go" tools for success - from how she manages her email inbox, to how she travels light, and, of course, Molly asks all of the detailed questions. Follow Liz on Instagram @liz.beyond and follow Liv Cycling on Instagram @livcycling *** Support the Podcast *** InsideTracker: Get 20% off at insidetracker.com/feisty Register for the Outspoken Summit November 11-13th at https://www.womensperformance.com/outspoken (https://www.womensperformance.com/outspoken) 

How do you manage the work-life balance when your job requires you to be traveling constantly? This week, Molly chats with Liz Walker - the Liv Racing team manager and overall cycling enthusiast. In this fast-paced role, Liz is always on the go.Beginning her journey with Liv Cycling as a technical representative driving around the US in a Sprinter van, Liz got a taste of where she wanted to go with this company. Now, Liz manages a team of 12-18 people, coordinates their travel, deals with immigration, and all of the other logistics that go along with this. Liz shares her "on-the-go" tools for success - from how she manages her email inbox, to how she travels light, and, of course, Molly asks all of the detailed questions. Follow Liz on Instagram @liz.beyondand follow Liv Cycling on Instagram @livcyclingSign up to Receive The Feist Newsletter:https://www.womensperformance.com/the-feist Follow us on Instagram:@feisty_womens_performance Feisty Media Website:https://livefeisty.com/ https://www.womensperformance.com/ Support our Partners:MOTTIV: Get two months of full premium access with the code FEISTY at mymottiv.com PILLAR Performance: Use the code SARA for 15% off your first purchase at thefeed.com/PILLAR. If you are outside the US use the same code, SARA at pillarperformance.shop.

In this episode, I have a special guest (my client) Liz Walker sharing her journey of losing 15 pounds while enjoying the process. She is an example of how losing weight can become an easy lifestyle change when you get to eat what you want, workout in a way that doesn't require the gym, and feel confident in your skin for every single pound that comes off. If you tend to dread the journey to losing 20 pounds and can't wait to feel good, listen to this episode because she dives into how she made this journey easier than the diets she's tried in the past. You can connect with my client Liz Walker below. She is a Business Coach that helps women of color create impact in the world. https://www.instagram.com/the_other_liz_walker/ https://www.youtube.com/c/TheOtherLizWalker https://linktr.ee/TheOtherLizWalker Let's connect: Follow me on Instagram at: https://www.instagram.com/superlysam/ Follow me on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/superlysam Private 1:1 Coaching - Let's break diet habits you've created that have you falling off on the weekends and help you fuel your body with foods you actually like so you can lose 20 pounds and feel confident keeping it off: https://calendly.com/superlysam/salescall

Dr Liz Walker, Chief Executive of RSPCA Victoria, said she understood the pain, but the extension of the animal shelter cannot be built elsewhere.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode myself and Business Educator, YouTube Guide and Anti-capitalist Entrepreneur Liz Walker of @the_other_liz_walker on Instagram + YouTube. We discuss what it feels like to build a Coaching business, with a smaller following. ___ How capitalism affects how we grow our businesses as Black Women, and the importance of just creating authentic space for different paths to grow a business and share our journey with other rising Coaches that are looking to work with clients and market their services via social media, YouTube or even via podcasting ____ Listen!! The gems dropped in this episode, Highly practical and easy to implement.

Mental health was already a crisis before the pandemic - but now, many churches and ministries find themselves inundated with church family members in desperate need of support for their mental health.  In this episode we talk with Rev. Liz Walker, now retired senior pastor of Roxbury Presbyterian Church in Boston, MA, where she founded the Corey Johnson Program and Can We Talk. Rev. Liz has successfully instituted and sustained Can We Talk, a "community-designed and driven program that promotes healing from trauma" through conversation.  Learn more about Can We Talk here!

keep the conversation going in the comments and share your thoughts by tagging us on IG @dewlessbloom 00:00 - february 10th, 2022 05:30 - meet Liz Walker 11:28 - the downfall of checking boxes just because 21:12 - open the space to figure it out along the way 27:11 - creating impact WITHOUT self-sacrifice 34:12 - reflection prompts what's my biggest takeaway from this chat? if I had to pass one message along to a friend from this chat, what would it be? how can I use what I witness today to shape my legacy? how can I be proud of where I am right now? Connect with Liz Walker, Business Coach Instagram - @theotherlizwalker I help BIWOC coaches create a thriving business - $1k at a time to leave the 9-5 without drama and focus on IMPACT!

I'm kicking off my Summer Guest Speaker series - brought to you by my Aligned Ascension Intensive - with Liz Walker! We have another amazing conversation about beliefs, business and how the two impact each other! Learn more about Liz and how to slay YouTube and business by visiting her on Instagram @the_other_liz_walker and on YouTube at The Other Liz Walker.

Marge has a spirited discussion with old friend Liz Walker, a legend in Boston broadcasting and now a beloved minister. More on Liz at www.RPCsocialimpactCTR.orgCheck out Marge's blog at www.insearchofacubby.com

Part II of my amazing conversation with my first podcast guest, Youtube Coach and Queen, Liz Walker! We talk about the beliefs that support her dream business, what to do when thoughts don't support or align with your beliefs and how circumstances, thought work and identity impact how women - especially women of color - manifest what they want from life. Check out Liz on Instagram at @the_other_liz_walker or on her YouTube channel The Other Liz Walker https://youtube.com/c/TheOtherLizWalker. If you need support determining what you truly believe download my free Dreams + Beliefs assessment by clicking the link in the description or in my IG bio. https://www.yourcoachbrea.com/dreams+beliefsassessment

This special episode features my first podcast guest, Youtube Coach and Queen, Liz Walker! Buckle up for a frank conversation about beliefs, business, and the concept of “decolonized manifestation”. Check out Liz on Instagram at @the_other_liz_walker or on her YouTube channel The Other Liz Walker https://youtube.com/c/TheOtherLizWalker. If you need support determining what you truly believe download my free Dreams + Beliefs assessment by clicking the link in the description or in my IG bio. https://www.yourcoachbrea.com/dreams+beliefsassessment

A stunning New York Times report reveals that Trump's Justice Department subpoenaed data on House Intelligence Democrats, along with their aides and family, while searching for leaks. Plus, Biden continues his first overseas trip. Joining the program is Katie Benner, Frank Figliuzzi, Jeremy Bash, James Carville, Eugene Robinson, and Rev. Liz Walker.

From Boston news anchor to ordained minister, Reverend Liz Walker has followed “the breadcrumbs of the universe,” as she puts it, which have led her through the chapters of her life. Drawn to humanitarianism while traveling with an aid group in Sudan, Liz attended the Harvard Divinity School, choosing to become a minister. Joining the COVID-19 Vaccine Advisory Group in Boston at the request of Governor Baker, Liz reflects that “I can think of nothing, nothing more rewarding, than being a part of rebuilding our country after this devastating pandemic that has hit us all.” You can hear Rev. Liz Walker preach at RoxburyPresbyterianChurch.org. #liveyourbestlife   lizbrunner.com    If you have a guest idea, or want to learn more about Brunner Communications, contact Liz at info@LizBrunner.com. To join our mailing list and never miss any of Liz's stories, tips and techniques, click here.

In this episode we explore "what serves you" with our lovely guest, Liz Walker. We dive into all of our feelings around the phrase "let go of what doesn't serve you" and explore the complications of the service industry. Card of the Convo: The Emperor Liz's Vibe: "Cowgirl in the Sand" Live by Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young Jais's Vibe: Skinesiology products Taylor's Vibe: Journaling Other things we mentioned: Wilde House Paper The Rainbow Vision Rebecca Campbell Work Your Light Oracle Deck Summer Fridays AHA Toner Podcast Music by: Joey Briggs Get Social With Us! instagram: @vibesrevealed Email us: vibesrevealedpodcast@gmail.com

Liz Walker is an accredited sexuality educator, speaker and author, dedicated to culture shifting initiatives that respond to pornography harms on children & young people.

Liz Walker is an accredited sexuality educator, speaker and author, dedicated to culture shifting initiatives that respond to pornography harms on children & young people.

The availability of online pornography has been called one of the biggest unconscious social experiments ever conducted. Research has shown that more than 90% of boys under the age of 16, and around 60% of girls, have visited a porn site online, and this exposure is having significant effects on the way that children and teenagers think about their own sexuality and relate to one another.  Liz Walker is one of Australia's leading experts on the harm that pornography does to kids. She became addicted to pornography herself as a child, and is the founder of the Youth Wellbeing Project. She has just published a children's book to help parents talk to their kids about the problem of pornography, called Not for Kids, which you can find at www.notforkids.info. This episode of Life & Faith addresses this all-but-silent public health crisis, and draws on interviews with a number of experts who gathered in February 2016 for a symposium on “Pornography and harms to children and young people” at the University of New South Wales.