Podcast appearances and mentions of lori davis

There are a few key positions in your pet business that are critical to the amount of revenue you bring in. Not having the right people in these positions and neglecting to properly equip them to do their jobs can result in significant financial losses.Lori Davis from Paramount Success Group joins us today to explain the importance of a good reservation specialist, how they should be trained, and how you can find the right person to fill this crucial role.

Send us a Text Message.This week, as promised, I welcomed special guest Lori Davis, host of Her Half of History podcast. Join Lori and me as we chat about the unknown history of laundry. Find out just what has made laundry a complete nightmare throughout pretty much all of history and why few people today are even aware of this millennia old struggle.  For more, check out the Her Half of History podcast episode about laundry, "Wash on Monday" and connect with Lori on Instagram @herhalfofhistory  Sources:Miss Beecher's Housekeeper and HealthkeeperSupport the show! Buy Me a CoffeeVenmo @Shea-LaFountaine

Anxiety disorders affect almost 20 parent of the U.S. population. During midlife, new stressors can come into play and kick up your anxiety, whether or not you've ever suffered from it before. On this episode, I chat with Dr. Lori Davis, a clinical psychologist who specializes in anxiety disorders and trauma. We talk about the various types of anxiety that can strike you during midlife, how that anxiety plays out, and how you can get yourself back on track if you're suffering from it. Among the topics Dr. Davis and I discuss: Why anxiety is often exacerbated in midlife and how it manifests itself What anxiety has to do with aging and menopause, and why certain tasks you never thought twice about (like driving, for instance) may seem more daunting as you get older The various types of anxiety and how they present physically How mental health was a taboo topic when we were growing up, and how that impacted our generation How to recognize the symptoms of anxiety and/or depression On-the-spot techniques that can help quell your anxiety Lifestyle changes that can help you be less susceptible to anxiety Why we're all experiencing more collective stress these days When you should seek professional help for your anxiety or another mental-health issue How to help someone you know who may be suffering from anxiety and/or depression Why you can be symptomatic from time to time, yet still shine and have a terrific life Dr. Davis also reveals how she suffered silently with her own anxiety for years, and why she's now putting it out there to help others. If you're dealing with anxiety these days, you are not alone. Dr. Davis is going to give you the information you need so you can get to a better place and enjoy a beautiful, fulfilling midlife!  Full show notes available at Morebeautifulproject.com.

If you suffer from boughts of anxiety and depression, know that you are not alone. Dr. Lori Davis has anxiety too! She is here today on the podcast to talk all about fully accepting ourselves, understanding how to cope and live with anxiety and depression, and gives us tips and strategies for living your best life after 50!You might have seen her on Instagram sharing her stories of anxiety and normalizing living with this condition. But today, you can hear all about Dr. Lori and her personal journey of past struggles with anxiety and how today she is able to manage it and lives a full and exciting life. YOU CAN TOO!LINKS TO TODAY'S EPISODE:Dr.Lori's website: https://www.drloridavis.com/ Follow her on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drloridavis/ SPONSOR FOR THIS EPISODE:Thank you to Daniela Stevens CoachingGrab your FREE 15 Minute ConsultationBeautiful Second Act Info: Website: https://beautifulsecondact.com/ Join the Facebook Group Follow on Instagram: beautiful_second_act Grab my FREE PDF: 10 Tips After 50 Email me at: patti@beautifulsecondact.comThank you for listening. If you want to support this show, please leave a RATING, a REVIEW, on Apple or wherever you listen, and don't forget to SUBSCRIBE or FOLLOW.Xoxo ~ Patti

Shipwrecks and Sea Dogs and Her Half of History are both part of the Into History podcast channel. Subscribe for ad-free episodes, bonus content, exclusive events, an online community, and more. Your subscription will help independent podcasts such as these continue to bring you fantastic history content.Mata Hari fit society's profile of a female spy so perfectly: beautiful, seductive, and duplicitous. That's why the Germans, and the British, and the French all thought she must actually be a spy. Even when they couldn't find any evidence of it. Here is the story of a woman who had many faults, but almost certainly not the one she was executed for. Hosted by Lori Davis.

Today I'm happy to welcome Lori Davis to the show. Lori is the host of the Her Half of History podcast. She holds a degree in History and her graduating thesis was on women and literacy rates in the early territorial period of New Mexico. She's spent her career dabbling through the corporate world, freelance writing, freelance music gigs, and private piano teaching. She says that her podcast is a happy return to the intersection of women, history, and words. We get into the fascinating story of the life and legend of Rosa Maria Egipcíaca da Vera Cruz, also simply known as Rosa Egipcíaca, a Nigerian slave and later freedwoman, renowned religious mystic and author, and founder of a convent for former prostitutes in colonial Rio de Janeiro. FOLLOW: You can find Lori online at her website and blog, herhalfofhistory.com, @herhalfofhistory on Instagram and Facebook, and @her_half on Twitter. LISTEN: You can listen to the Her Half of History podcast on iTunes, Spotify, and most other popular pod streaming platforms. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thegirlfriendgod/message

Dr. Lori Davis, a clinical sexologist and menopause specialist talks about radical sexuality and what it means to own your own sexy. We discuss testosterone for libido and the importance to tending, caring and befriending your vagina.For more info...website: radicalsexuality.cominstagram: @radicalsexologist

This bonus episode comes to us from Lori Davis and her excellent podcast Her Half of History. Brand new episode of The Wild West Extravaganza still scheduled for Wednesday but I thought I'd go ahead and share this as well. Enjoy! This woman is a superhero. She escaped herself and then put herself in danger many times to help others do the same. During the Civil War, she served as a nurse and educator and spy and commanded a charge of armed men. All without any formal education herself. After the war she continued to find so many ways to help her fellow human beings that if she were anybody else, that would be the story. As it is, it all feels like an afterthought to her underground railroad and civil war work. My major source for today was Kate Clifford Larson's biography Bound for the Promised Land. The first biography of Tubman was written in 1869 by Sarah Bradford, Scenes in the Life of Harriet Tubman.    Her Half of History - https://herhalfofhistory.com/   Bound for the Promised Land by Kate Clifford Larson - https://www.amazon.com/Bound-Promised-Land-Portrait-American/dp/0345456289   Scenes in the Life of Harriet Tubman by Sarah Bradford - https://web.archive.org/web/20161216040502/http:/docsouth.unc.edu/neh/bradford/bradford.html   The Library of Congress has an article about spirituals and their history: https://www.loc.gov/item/ihas.200197495/   The Charleston Mercury's account of the Combahee River raid: https://web.archive.org/web/20111004194604/http://www.cw-chronicles.com/blog/the-enemy%e2%80%99s-raid-on-the-banks-of-the-combahee/

Host and American Family Farmer, Doug Stephan www.eastleighfarm.com introduces us to LORI DAVIS from Empty Pockets Ranch. https://www.emptypocketsranchny.com/ Empty Pockets Ranch started in 2016 with a handful of dairy sheep and 24 chickens. What began as a dream of familyhomesteading and self- sufficiency quickly morphed into a full-time business and lifestyle. They are truly 100 % family run with no staff and can guarantee that you will get an authentic farm family experience from one or all of them. Empty Pockets Ranch, located in upstate New York, has a rich history dating back to the late 1760's .This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/3010081/advertisement

Meet Lori Davis the host of Her Half of History.Find Lori's website Her Half of HistoryCheck out Her Half of History on Spotify, or where ever you get your podcasts!Twitter, Facebook and InstagramClick to join my mailing listIf you would like to support the podcast, you and Buy Me a CoffeeWrite a review on Podchaser, Apple or Spotify.The History Detective Season 1 & 2 Album is  now available on Spotify and all of your music streaming services.Accompanying teaching resources for season 1-4 episodes can be found on my Amped Up Learning Store or on my Teachers Pay Teachers storeContact: Twitter @HistoryDetect, Instagram @HistoryDetective9, email  historydetective9@gmail.comHistory Detective WebsiteAll  music written and performed by Kelly Chase.

Today I would like to introduce you to the podcast Her Half of History.In this episode, you will meet Harriet Tubman a fascinating story!Check out Her Half of History on Spotify, or where ever you get your podcasts!

In today's heart-to-heart we have a Special Guest - Dr. Lori Davis with us. Dr Lori is sharing what it is like to FEEL amazing!Catch the heart to heart, on YouTubehttps://youtu.be/VVa2P-9Kh7wIn today's episode, we chat about:Chill & ChatSexologyEmbrace the Awkward Think differently:Recommended Read - Feel the Fear and Do It Anyway, https://a.co/d/g3tyqLhRecommended Read - The Five Love Languages, https://a.co/d/0sv9NleRecommended Read - Your Story Matters, https://a.co/d/cU41EyoMovie Recommendations:Frozen & Inside OutWebsite: https://radicalsexologist.com/A little about Dr. Lori...Dr. Lori Davis is a radical sexologist. She combines her background as a Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP)with her expertise as a Certified Sex Counselor (CSC) to help women and their partners move away from feeling shut down in their sex lives, so they can get tuned in and turned on. From revolutionary ways to tap deeper into your sexual energy, to menopause, pain during sex, and feelings of non-alignment with your partner, Dr. Lori truly covers it all.Dr. Lori, thanks so much for joining us!Sonya Janisse, xoDesign your Life, your way Accountability CoachNLP, HWL, PTSAccountability Coach ~ I help you keep your promises to yourself.Taking your life from unbearable to unstoppable. xoAuthor, Podcaster, Certified Coachhttps://linktr.ee/sonyajanissehttps://www.freshapproachfitness.com/#podcaster #asksonya #keepyourpromises #intuition #happiness #thisfeelsamazing #Recommendedreads~ Sonya

In this episode of In the Den, Jen brings back past guests Lori Davis, Shauna Jones, Neca Allgood, and Laura Skaggs to answer some frequently asked questions regarding parenting an LGBTQ child. What do I do if my partner/co-parent isn't supportive of my child?Why does my child say they are a boy but wear dresses and makeup? What's the difference between gender identity and expression?How do I protect my child, both physically and emotionally?How do I respect my child's reality without “outing” them as we move through the world?Links from the show:Mama Dragons website: www.mamadragons.org Mama Dragons on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mamadragons Mama Dragons on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/themamadragons/ The Family Acceptance Project: https://familyproject.sfsu.edu/More Family Acceptance Project: https://lgbtqfamilyacceptance.org/In the Den is made possible by generous donors like you.Help us continue to deliver quality content by becoming a donor today at mamadragons.org. Connect with Mama Dragons:WebsiteInstagramFacebookDonate to this podcast

In this episode of In the Den, Jen joins past guests Lori Davis, Shauna Jones, and Neca Allgood to answer a handful of frequently asked questions regarding parenting an LGBTQ child. How can I be sure my child's identity isn't just a phase, and could I cause harm by supporting them if it is?How can I help my child come out to extend family when they're ready?How do I prepare my child for the difficult questions that people will ask them?Why do I feel so sad?Why can't they choose an easier path?How do I know if I'm providing enough appropriate support for my child while I'm still trying to learn and process through my own generational teachingsSpecial Guests: Lori DavisLori is a mother to four boys. Parenting her third son Zach, who had a gender nonconforming childhood and now identifies as gay, sent her on a journey looking for support and resources. She found Mama Dragons when Zach was a teen.  The support and education there helped her to affirm and celebrate her son. Lori has previously served on the board of Mama Dragons and is currently serving on the PFLAG SLC board.Special guest: Shauna JonesShauna has been an active member of Mama Dragons since 2015. She hates winter, yet still finds herself living in the state of Idaho. Shauna has a husband, three young adult children (one of whom is transgender), a one eyed black lab, and an exuberant golden retriever puppy. Shauna serves on the board of Affirmation: LGBTQ Mormons, Families, and Friends, providing support for parents of queer children and running the youth conference portion of the annual Affirmation International Conference. Shauna loves running and all things rainbow.Special Guest: Neca Allgood Neca Allgood is the mother of a transgender son. She is a former President of Mama Dragons, a current Mama Dragons board member, and a former board member of Affirmation: LGBTQ Mormons, families, and friends. Neca and her husband own a small engineering consulting company. She has a PhD in Molecular Biology. Links from the show: Family Acceptance Project: https://familyproject.sfsu.edu/Join Mama Dragons today at www.mamadragons.org  In the Den is made possible by generous donors like you.Help us continue to deliver quality content by becoming a donor today at www.mamadragons.org. Connect with Mama Dragons:WebsiteInstagramFacebookDonate to this podcast

CONTENT WARNING: Mention of SuicidalityJen chats with guests Shauna Jones and Lori Davis about some of the mistakes parents may make when their child comes out. They share some of their own personal missteps, and talk about what to do when you don't get it right. From learning new vocabulary to adjusting pronouns, there are a lot of ways to fall short of perfection, and Jen, Shauna, and Lori have an honest conversation about ways to move forward after mistakes are unavoidably made. Special Guest: Shauna Jones Shauna has been an active member of Mama Dragons since 2015. She hates winter, yet still finds herself living in the state of Idaho. Shauna has a husband, three young adult children (one of whom is transgender), a one eyed black lab, and an exuberant golden retriever puppy. Shauna serves on the board of Affirmation: LGBTQ Mormons, Families, and Friends, providing support for parents of queer children and running the youth conference portion of the annual Affirmation International Conference. Shauna loves running and all things rainbow.Special Guest: Lori Davis Lori is a mother to four boys. Parenting her third son Zach, who had a gender nonconforming childhood and now identifies as gay, sent her on a journey looking for support and resources. She found Mama Dragons when Zach was a teen.  The support and education there helped her to affirm and celebrate her son. Lori has previously served on the board of Mama Dragons and is currently serving on the PFLAG SLC board.Links From the Show:Join Mama Dragons at www.mamadragons.org Family Acceptance Project: https://familyproject.sfsu.edu/In the Den is made possible by generous donors like you.Help us continue to deliver quality content by becoming a donor today at mamadragons.org. If you have a short story, feedback, or any comments we would love to hear from you at 562-344-5010.Connect with Mama Dragons:WebsiteInstagramFacebookDonate to this podcast

The history of slavery in New England is not well known, but did exist. And while the colonies were rebelling against England and wanting "their" freedom, many New England households had enslaved peoples. In one such household, in western part of the Massachusetts colony,  there lived Elizabeth Freeman as a slave.  She had already been enslaved in that household there for many years, and as with the unrest and coming rebellion against England, the men in her town - drafted their own "freedom declaration'', which Elizabeth overheard the content.  She rightly decides - I also have a right to my freedom. You will hear her amazing story, from Lori Davis, who had done much research on Freeman. Lori describes her quest for freedom, through legal means, and the amazing result of getting her freedom. About Lori Davis: She is a legal editor by day and a history enthusiast by night. Her podcast Her Half of History covers women's history in short episodes organized around a theme for each series, like Women Who Seized Power, Women Who Escaped Slavery, Women in Espionage, Women and Their Money, and the subject that consumed most women's lives: the History of Housework. Link to Lori's website (which includes podcast links).As mentioned earlier - there is a statue of Elizabeth Freeman in Sheffield, Massachusetts, sponsored by the Sheffield Historical society. And please refer to their website for further information on Freeman at this link. People Hidden in History information:Website: https://peoplehiddeninhistory.comDirect linkTwitter/Instagram: @phihpodFor fun, since this IS Episode 13, including Wikipedia History of the number 13Photo credit of Elizabeth Freeman: Massachusetts Historical Society, painted by Susan Sedgewick (public domain). 

In August, 2021, a group of young Afghan women journalists, musicians and activists fled their country in fear for their lives when the Taliban took over their nation. These women are navigating life today in the US. Many of these women were well known in their country as TV personalities, women wearing western clothing, their hair uncovered, who interviewed women and men on the popular morning news shows. “My background in the TV was one of biggest reasons for them to kill me,” says Taban Ibraz. “To do anything they want to do with me like they did with a lot of women in Afghanistan. They were targeting us.” Maryam Yousifi, journalist and clothing designer remembers, “I saw that my mother's crying. And she's saying that we have to hide you somewhere. We can't keep you here because people knows our address. She gave me a hijab and she said, please wear this. She never told me that never, ever. She never told me that what should I wear.” The women were assisted by the nonprofit, Restore Her Voice, set up to help Afghan women, who had been in media or the arts, get out of Afghanistan and to help support them once they arrived in the United States. Special thanks to Taban Ibraz, Anaitza Walizada, Maryam Yousifi, Helal Massomi, Elham Karimi, Marika Partridge, Lori Davis, Ed James and Ajmal Subat. Thanks also to The Daily Antidote Podcast. Special thanks to writer and photographer Valerie Plesch for her article and photographs in the DCist that inspired this story. Thanks to the National Endowment for the Arts, The Kaleta Doolin Foundation, The Texas Women's Foundation and listener contributions to The Kitchen Sisters Productions for the funding that makes these stories possible. The Kitchen Sisters Present... is part of Radiotopia, an independent, story driven, carefully crafted podcast network from PRX.

Guest Rob Horn describes contents of two storage lockers once belonging to convicted West Memphis Three child killer Damien Echols and his wife Lori Davis. Items include fetish images and writings including ball gas and enigmas. Information about Mara Levert and Devi's Knott and Echols advance review of the book . Legal documents, occult and satanic writings. Echols description of himself at THE Devil not a devil. Clear evidence of recent Echols interest and involvement in satanism, occult, witchcraft and sorcery.

Guest Rob Horn describes contents of two storage lockers once belonging to convicted West Memphis Three child killer Damien Echols and his wife Lori Davis. Items include fetish images and writings including ball gas and enigmas. Information about Mara Levert and Devi's Knott and Echols advance review of the book . Legal documents, occult and satanic writings. Echols description of himself at THE Devil not a devil. Clear evidence of recent Echols interest and involvement in satanism, occult, witchcraft and sorcery, S&M

Guest Rob Horn describes contents of two storage lockers once belonging to convicted West Memphis Three child killer Damien Echols and his wife Lori Davis. Items include fetish images and writings including ball gas and enigmas. Information about Mara Levert and Devi's Knott and Echols advance review of the book . Legal documents, occult and satanic writings.Echols description of himself at THE Devil not a devil.Clear evidence of recent Echols interest and involvement in satanism, occult, witchcraft and sorcery.

Every year around this time, The Kitchen Sisters host Bowling With Grace, our big annual community party at Mission Bowling Club in San Francisco where we honor life-long bowling savant, Amazing Grace Mulloy. Grace, who turns 99 this year, is in two senior bowling leagues and averages about 100 a game. Grace moves through the lanes sipping her signature Scotch and Soda with a green olive, sharing her bowling tips and wisdom with the crowd.   Recently a listener sent us an article from the DCist by writer and photographer Valerie Plesch about an astonishing group of young Afghan women journalists, musicians and activists who fled their country in fear for their lives when the Taliban took over their nation — a group now living in the DC area. Two paragraphs into the article, we knew had to record these women's stories, especially when we read that one of the journalists, 26-year-old Taban Ibraz, had a weekly national television show, Let's Bowl, where she interviewed politicians and people of note while bowling with them in an alley in Kabul. Bowling binds us as a community at Bowling with Grace. Bowling bound this journalist to her now shattered community in Kabul. Special thanks to Taban Ibraz, Anaitza Walizada, Maryam Yousifi, Helal Massomi, Elham Karimi, Marika Patridge, Lori Davis, Ed James and Ajmal Subat. Thanks also to The Daily Antidote Podcast and to writer/photographer Valerie Plesch for inspiring this story and sharing her photographs with The Kitchen Sisterhood. Valerie Plesch's photographs and more about this story, plus an interview with Tanya Henderson, Founder and President of Mina's List, a non-profit advancing women's political leadership and global peace, are on our website, kitchensisters.org Thanks to the National Endowment for the Arts, The Kaleta Doolin Foundation, The Texas Women's Foundation and listener contributions to The Kitchen Sisters Productions for the funding that makes these stories possible. The Kitchen Sisters Present... is part of Radiotopia, an independent, story driven, carefully crafted podcast network from PRX. 

Listen on Spotify. Listen on Apple. It occurred to me to bless the sacrament myself. After all, the words “having authority” do not appear in those prayers. I never did do it though. Mostly because I couldn't figure out how to explain it to my daughter. Instead we just went without for five months. LoriRead More » The post Dialogue Out Loud #14: Thoughts on the Sacrament During a Pandemic by Lori Davis first appeared on The Dialogue Journal.

In this episode, Bryan Earnest and Mark Mathis talk to Lori Davis, AMPERAGE Director of Public Relations, about how PR is different today than it was five years ago and what should be included in your modern PR plan.

1993 & 1994: Cher does her second Lori Davis infomercial, gets made fun of on SNL and records with Beavis & Butthead and Larry Adler. All of this and some Cher-themed holiday goodies are included here!

In this final installment The Case Against the WM3 Gary and Josh talk about what life was like for The West Memphis 3 in prison, post prison, and the Alford plea. Also discussed is Damiens wife Lori Davis, We would like to thank Gary for his time and dedication to this case and giving us an all access look into the case.You can purchase "The Case Against The West Memphis 3"- Here https://www.amazon.com/Case-Against-West-Memphis-Killers-ebook/dp/B07C7C4DCH/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=the+case+against+the+West+Memphis+3&qid=1607315772&sr=8-1

In this final installment The Case Against the WM3 Gary and Josh talk about what life was like for The West Memphis 3 in prison, post prison, and the Alford plea. Also discussed is Damiens wife Lori Davis, We would like to thank Gary for his time and dedication to this case and giving us an all access look into the case.You can purchase "The Case Against The West Memphis 3"- Here https://www.amazon.com/Case-Against-West-Memphis-Killers-ebook/dp/B07C7C4DCH/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=the+case+against+the+West+Memphis+3&qid=1607315772&sr=8-1

Lori Davis shares the surprises when she started working her first library. I would like to thank composer Nazar Rybak at Hooksounds.com for the music you’ve heard today.   Editable PD Certificate Dare to Lead

Joe Zuccarello interviews Lori Davis of Paramount Success Group about perfecting customer experience. "The pulse of your business starts at the heart of your business," and that's why customer experience is SO important. - What is the difference between frontline staff and reservation specialist? - How can I train my frontline? - Are my customers satisfied? - How can I turn complaints into compliments? Tune in to find out.

This week on SA Voices from the field you will meet Dr. Lori Davis of The Ohio State University as she talks with host Corliss Bennett about the Role of a Department Chair: My Path from Student Affairs to Academic Affairs .  So get out your notebook and be ready to learn as there are so many nuggets to take away from today's interview.  Join your host Dr. Corliss Bennett to gain some practical insights and tips into how you can be the best student affairs professional you can be. 

Laura Menze and Lori Davis host The Radical Love Summit each year to show the world that we need more love! Radical Love means connecting love and relationship coaches with singles and couples so that they can apply preventative maintenance on their lives. Head over to theradicallovesummit.com and be sure to say hi to us if you see us there too in April '19! Fit Life Champions believe fitness and nutrition play a big role in personal growth! Click for your free week of online training now! If you love the BBR Podcast and would like to show your support, please click here to donate today! To find out your Enneagram personality type, take the test at 9types.com and send your results to Dave at believeberealbebold@gmail.com for more information!

Mitch Mirkin of VA Research Communications interviews Drs. Lori Davis and J. Douglas Bremner about their research into mindfulness as a tool to help Veterans with PTSD. Davis is the associate chief of staff for research at the VA Medical Center in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. She's also a professor at the University of Alabama Health System in both Tuscaloosa and Birmingham. Bremner is the director of mental health research at the Atlanta VA Medical Center, and a professor at the Emory Clinical Neuroscience Research Unit at Emory University School of Medicine. Dr. Bremner is also the author of several books, some of which deal with the risks of prescription drugs. Read more: Mindfulness and PTSD: What does the research show?

Episode 3 is a special 20th anniversary celebration. My guest is artist Joyce Stahl, of Enchanted Productions. Joyce’s whimsical dolls are the stitching together of her experiences in theater costuming, 80s hair, teaching, painting, illustration, and a love for Halloween. Joyce will share with us a retrospective of her art journey so far, including two of her mentors who are invaluable to what Enchanted Productions is today.  Joyce’s work has been exhibited at Roger’s Gardens, Ghoultide Gathering, and Bewitching Peddlers of Halloween.  You may have seen her doll, Mary Venom the Widow Queen in the Fall 2018 issue of Art Doll Quarterly. In addition to her role as an artist, Joyce is a wife, mother, and Ohioan. Joyce was creative from her beginning. Even from the age of 3, she was drawing all the time. She knew she wanted to be an artist. She learned to sew in home economics class. She still isn’t good at functional sewing (like hemming pants) - her love is in creative sewing. As a student, she worked as costume assistant with a local theater group. That is where she honed her sewing and discovered a passion for period clothing. She was the go-to friend for bang trims in high school. After graduation, she went to beauty school. She spent the 1980s creating big hair styles and inhaling a lot of Aqua Net. She loved helping people achieve their desired styles. She left the salon to stay-at-home with her son. When he was 3, she started working at a frame shop/art gallery. It was time to get serious about her art career. She worked at the shop by day, and learned art at night, mostly though books. At the shop, she met artist Nancy McDonald, who mentored and encouraged her. Recently Nancy invited Joyce to participate in a studio show. As time went on, she got into sign work. She progressed into murals so large she needed to use scaffolding. In 1998 she started doing local art shows. She decided it was time for a studio name, which was the birth of Enchanted Productions. The name was inspired by Stevie Nick’s “Enchanted” CD set. In the beginning Enchanted Productions was paintings, many of them wildlife. They were infused with magic, moon, and stars. She wasn’t aware of the world of Halloween art yet. She also did illustration and design part-time.  She created her own primitive print line. One of the shops that carried her work was the Village Gift Shoppe. The Shoppe is where she met owner Lori Davis. Joyce had been experimenting with clay and made a Ghost of Jacob Marley (from “A Christmas Carol”) doll.   During a trip in 2006 to restock prints, she showed the doll to Lori. Lori told her she needed to sell it on eBay. Lori was tapped into the art doll world. Lori showed Joyce the work of Scott Smith, Sheila Bentley, and some other doll artists. Joyce was blown away. Jacob sold quickly, and Lori told Joyce she needed to make more dolls. Lori became her assistant and best friend. Joyce found doll work thrilling and created a doll a week the first year. In the beginning, Joyce created for all the holidays. After 2 years, she narrowed it down to Halloween because she had too many Halloween characters she wanted to create. Around this time, she developed her signature eye-style. She knew she was on the right path when her husband called one of her dolls “creepy.” Joyce doesn’t own any of her dolls. Some of her favorites were Edgar Allen Poe, Cobbie the Cornfield Creeper, and Winston the Werewolf. She created a whole family, The Ravenson Family, in the feel of the Addams Family.   Joyce loves to put a Halloween filter over pop culture. She’s done a Staying Alive skeleton and an agent inspired by Get Smart. She loves history. Her favorite periods are the 1960s and 1970s. Lori and Joyce loved attending the Halloween art show, Ghoultide Gathering, as collectors.  She leaves Halloween art up all year. Her ravens get tinsel decorations for Christmas.  After 2 years of creating her dolls, Joyce was invited to participate in Ghoultide. She was over the moon with joy. Tragically, Lori passed away from cancer 4 years ago. Joyce still hears her voice guiding and encouraging her. Joyce always includes Lori’s witch hat in her show booth. You’ll easily find it in pictures from this year’s Bewitching Peddlers of Halloween. Every job Joyce has done comes together in her dolls. As she looks ahead, she plans to do more 2D painting and create a book of poems about her characters. She also wants to revisit some of her early characters in her current style. If you are interested in Joyce’s work, follow her on Instagram (@joycestahl1031) and/or Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/EnchantedProductions/). Joyce sends enchanted blessings to all! Please subscribe to the show to hear more Halloween art stories! Visit us at https://www.halloweenartandtravel.com

Subscribe to our podcast on: iTunes – Google Play – Stitcher Radio – Spotify – Web Player Hire Josh Ochs to speak at your organization. Recently, we sat down with Lori Davis from Xavier School to discuss her school’s experience watching the Smart Social Digital Citizenship Speech Videos. Instead of having Josh as a guest speaker, their school opted to get one of our off-the-shelf video modules to screen to their students. In this episode, Lori describes how the videos helped her educate students on how they can make their online presence the number one ticket to getting into their preferred university. Key Takeaways: Digital natives are living with the consequences of their digital footprint. So, it’s important for them to receive guidance Through the Digital Citizenship Speech Videos, students learn that sending a positive message online and on social media will get you further than being negative or remaining anonymous One of the key things that students learned from watching the Digital Citizenship Speech Videos is to volunteer their phones when pictures are being taken, so that they can better control their digital footprint A great key takeaway for students using social media to shine online is to use the same picture on all social accounts What value did the Digital Citizenship Speech Videos provide for your school? Every year we have a summit on human dignity. We pick a topic every year and this year’s theme was technology and social media, that’s how I found you. We bought the program and I showed it in the gym. Our school had a giant screen and we think your videos were effective. What was the student’s reaction after watching our Digital Citizenship Speech Videos? It went great. I walked in with a red solo cup in my hand and I asked them straight away, “do you know what connotation this cup has?” Of course, the students laughed and they were all able to say red solo cups symbolize alcoholic drinks. I told them a little story about how one year I decided to bring my breakfast of overnight oatmeal in a red solo cup. The first day I walked in I had to walk through parents and students coming into school. I thought to myself, “is this weird that I have a red solo cup at 8:00 in the morning?” I’m telling them the story and that’s how we started off our discussion. We went into the four videos and in-between each video I showed a couple of slides with ideas from your book, I thought it would be helpful to our students. What were the biggest lessons your students learned? At the end of each day when our students went back to their first-period class, there was a series of reflections that they did. There were certain key things that stood out to them and I think one of them is so simple which is volunteering their phones when pictures are taken. That was a lightbulb moment for some of the kids. I can control my image that way and not be at the mercy of whoever’s clicking away and posting. At the very end, I had the students Google themselves and they were very interested in sharing what they found with me. It was a wide variety. We discussed security controls and talked about not being so anonymous online so that a school or an employer won’t be able to find you. I think that was a key thing for the older grades because they think they’re being sneaky or hiding everything. What do your students think about the “getting fired” segment? I think it resonated with the seniors the most because they’re closest to that. Even though it’s about an employer it still sends the message that positivity is going to get you further. What would you say to educators who have yet to take part of our digital safety curriculum? My school is unique in that we devoted a whole week to technology and social media. We had your program and a district attorney come and talk about the criminal aspects of social media. I was very excited that they allowed me to present your program to the whole school by grade level. I don’t know how much we would have even covered if we didn’t devote a whole week to social media safety. I think it’s kind of scary how you can get fired with one tweet. Digital natives are living with the consequences of their digital footprint. So, it’s important for them to receive guidance. How can educators keep the digital safety conversation going? I was approached by one of the technology teachers, she sat in and watched one of the Digital Citizenship Speech Videos. She was on board with your message; I’m going to be giving her your book. I’ve discussed quite a few things in my classroom and have taken a deep dive into your presentation. I don’t know exactly where we’re going to take this yet but I think it definitely brought it to the forefront of everybody’s mind. I’ll be working with the technology teacher a little bit and just see what the next steps are. What is one quick tip from the Digital Citizenship Speech Videos that you can share with students? I think one key piece of advice you give is to use the same picture on all of your social profiles so colleges and employers can quickly identify you online. Having a bunch of different headshots across your social media profiles creates confusion and suspicion.

Show Notes   On this Episode of Comeback hosts Nicholas West and Kelly Hammonds will have a Memorial to Kevin Miles, with Tony Luzio and Lori Davis. During the call we had a slight technical issue with our recorder that could not be corrected. Instead of doing a new interview we decided to use it anyways due to the genuineness of the phone call.  Kelly and Nick will also discuss the previous episode of Comeback and what they have learned so far. We also have some news update on details in the Brian Shaffer case as well as a spoiler segment for upcoming episodes.    You can find Comeback on our newly redesigned website at www.comebackpodcast.com   We have new features such as a blog and a discussion board. You can also listen to all of our episodes and keep up on the latest news. We will be adding a timeline of Brian’s disappearance as well as pictures from the Ugly Tuna Saloona.  Also on the website are links to our newly created Patreon and PayPal accounts. Comeback now has a Patreon Page with reward tiers. If you like our podcast and would like to help us record weekly episodes and upgrade our equipment please join our rewards today. All the money donated will be used to produce weekly episodes, purchase new equipment, and to raise awareness for Missing Persons.  Our Patreon can be found at www.patreon.com/comeback We are on Twitter @podcastcomeback And you can find us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/FindBrianShaffer/ Don’t forget to join our Comeback Group Page on Facebook to discuss the case with us.  Please sign our petition at https://www.change.org/p/the-president-of-central-ohio-crime-stoppers-for-crime-stoppers-of-central-ohio-to-honor-brian-shaffer-s-25-500-reward-for-1-year?recruiter=505437551&utm_source=share_petition&utm_medium=copylink&utm_campaign=share_petition   For Central Ohio Crime Stoppers to honor Brian’s privately funded Reward for 1 year.  You can listen to Comeback on iTunes, Google Play, Podbean, Stitcher, and many of the listening sites you enjoy. Remember to subscribe to our channel and leave us a review. If you like our podcast and the awareness we are raising please give us 5 Stars.   

Show Notes On this episode of Comeback hosts Nicholas West and Kelly Hammonds speak with Brian Shaffer’s uncle Tim Shaffer as well as Brian’s cousin Dan Shaffer. Through email Nick and Kelly were able to ask questions to Derek and Maurin Shaffer. There will be stand ins for the voices of Derek and Maurin, as they have chose not to speak on our podcast. Thank you to my husband Mike and Lori Davis for being stand in voices. Nick and Kelly announce an exciting new adventure they are about to embark on to continue raising awareness for Missing Persons. You can find Comeback on our newly redesigned website at www.comebackpodcast.com We have new features such as a blog and a discussion board. You can also listen to all of our episodes and keep up on the latest news. We will be adding a timeline of Brian’s disappearance as well as pictures from the Ugly Tuna Saloona. Also on the website are links to our newly created Patreon and PayPal accounts. Comeback now has a Patreon Page with reward tiers. If you like our podcast and would like to help us record weekly episodes and upgrade our equipment please join our rewards today. All the money donated will be used to produce weekly episodes, purchase new equipment, and to raise awareness for Missing Persons. Our Patreon can be found at www.patreon.com/comebackWe are on Twitter @podcastcomeback And you can find us on Facebook by searching Comeback or @FindBrianShafferDon’t forget to join our Comeback Group Page on Facebook to discuss the case with us. Please sign our petition at https://www.change.org/p/the-president-of-central-ohio-crime-stoppers-for-crime-stoppers-of-central-ohio-to-honor-brian-shaffer-s-25-500-reward-for-1-year?recruiter=505437551&utm_source=share_petition&utm_medium=copylink&utm_campaign=share_petition For Central Ohio Crime Stoppers to honor Brian’s privately funded Reward for 1 year. You can listen to Comeback on iTunes, Google Play, Podbean, Stitcher, and many of the listening sites you enjoy. Remember to subscribe to our channel and leave us a review. If you like our podcast and the awareness we are raising please give us 5 Stars.

This debut episode of Comeback. In this episode host Nicholas West and Kelly Hammonds begin Thier investigation on the disappearence of Brian Shaffer by speaking with people closet to the case. We begin with close friend to Randy Shaffer and missing person advocate Lori Davis. Tim Shaffer, Brian's uncle and Randy's brother. Kevin Miles, Ex President of central Ohio Crime Stoppers and another close friend to Brian's father. Tune in all season while we attempt to speak to everyone close to this case and dig in deep to answer the questions that remain out there that puzzle's all of us. Join our discussion on FB by searching comeback, Twitter @PodcastComback. Also please sign the petition to have CrimeStoppers honor Brian's reward.

Lori Davis is a Certified Relationship Specialist – Speaker- Author Her mission is to provide you with the skills you need to have the unstoppable relationship you deserve. Lori has over 28 years’ experience empowering individuals and couples to live richer, happier lives. She provides relationship coaching to people throughout the world. Her practice spans the spectrum from dating and singles to working through divorce to renewing long-term marriages. She is the author of Unmasking Secrets to Unstoppable Relationships: How to Find, Keep and Renew Love and Passion in Your Life. She is also one of the coaches on the new Radical Dating Show, www.Radical-dating.com Guiding Principle, Quote or Mantra Get out of your head and quiet yourself down, and listen to that inner voice. When You Tripped Up She became single after being married for 28 years. At a certain point her life wanted her to go in a different direction but she ignored it for a period of time. The guilt grew worse before she finally stopped ignoring it and moved forward. The “DUH” moment that changed your partnerships forever The moment she woke up and stopped being in fear. She was a therapist during that time so her marriage was “not supposed to fall apart”. For some time she figured she was supposed to fix it. It’s the moment that she woke up and realized that she can’t do that, that’s not going to happen. That’s when things changed. She surrendered to her true path. Proudest moment in partnership When she found her current husband through online dating. She became very open to finding her partner. She never pictured herself with someone like him but she was open to the chance of it. He’s so different from anyone she ever thought she would end up with. She realizes more and more how perfect he is for her. What is the best partnership / relationship advice you have ever received? “Take responsibility for your own happiness. To not ask your partner to be responsible for making you happy. They can contribute but it really comes down to you”. Best Partnership Resource/book (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0975500570/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=0975500570&linkCode=as2&tag=speakofpartn-20&linkId=e83e283682ba5722cce0f5361d37cb09) Conscious Dating: Finding the Love of Your Life & the Life That You Love (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0975500570/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=0975500570&linkCode=as2&tag=speakofpartn-20&linkId=355767955448a923003ff11b00d29387) (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/099046122X/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=099046122X&linkCode=as2&tag=speakofpartn-20&linkId=4b4182715ac78f1b54a181563d74043c) Radical Marriage: Your Relationship as Your Greatest Adventure (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/099046122X/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=099046122X&linkCode=as2&tag=speakofpartn-20&linkId=5c5337b83dfb3a57086b429b100db1f3) Interview Links - Website (http://www.lorianndavis.com/) Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/LoriAnnDavisRelationshipSpecialist/) Radical Dating Site (http://radical-dating.com/) (https://speakingofpartnership.com/166-lori-davis/)

Guest Rob Horn describes contents of two storage lockers once belonging to convicted West Memphis Three child killer Damien Echols and his wife Lori Davis. Items include fetish images and writings including ball gas and enigmas. Information about Mara Levert and Devi's Knott and Echols advance review of the book . Legal documents, occult and satanic writings.Echols description of himself at THE Devil not a devil.Clear evidence of recent Echols interest and involvement in satanism, occult, witchcraft and sorcery.This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/1198501/advertisement

Part 2 - Water and Gas Pipeline Issues – How Gas Pipelines are Affecting Native Lands in Texas 03-16-2017 Recognizing the importance of protecting our water and ensuring that everyone has access to clean water, the United Nations marked March 22nd each year as World Water Day. Part 2 or our series focuses on environmental and social effects of gas pipelines in west Texas. Lori Davis, Environmental Activist, is working with allies against the TransPecos Pipeline in west Texas. This pipeline is operated by the same Texas-based company responsible for the North Dakota Access Pipeline (Energy Transfer Partners) and will gut areas near Big Bend National Park and Balmorhea State Park for hydro-fracking in Fort Stockton, piped under the Rio Grande River, and the natural gas will be sold on the international market through Mexico. There is an indigenous camp set up called Two Rivers Camp, which is modeled after the DAPL resistance where people are chaining themselves to equipment and being arrested. Juan Mancias, Tribal Chair of the Corrizo Comecrudo Tribal Nation, is working with a coalition of activist to stop the TransPecos Pipeline to protect their sacred land.

September 18, 2016 AM Service

Relationships are something we are all a part of. They bring us comfort, happiness, and unity. Relationships take time and effort. They require give and take to keep them strong. And—let's face it—sometimes our relationships can cause us grief, stress, or frustration. Why do we endure the stress and compromise? Simply put, we long to feel connected to another human being. We want to feel needed, loved, and cared for. As well, we long to provide that for someone else, which is why we seek intimate relationships. The ultimate goal of any intimate relationship is to get to a point where there is a balance between friendship and passion - what today's guest Lori Ann Davis calls "the unstoppable relationship." Lori Ann Davis is a clinical Psychologist, Certified Relationship Specialist, Author, Speaker and Radio Show Host of Real Talk with Lori Davis. In her book, Unmasking Secrets to Unstoppable Relationships: How to Find, Keep and Renew Love and Passion in Your Life, Lori shares her secrets for successful relationships. These secrets have come from Lori's own personal experience as well as what she has learned professionally working with clients for over twenty-eight years. Today she is here to talk about her book and share the secrets for unstoppable relationships with us. For more information about Lori and her book, please visit http://www.lorianndavis.com

Join Anna Banguilan and Lori Ann Davis as they have a conversation that makes a difference! Lori is a Certified Relationship Specialist – Speaker- Author- Radio Host, she has a unique and passionate approach to love and relationships and believes that everyone deserves and can have the relationship of their dreams. Her mission is to provide you with the skills you need to have the unstoppable relationship you deserve. She has over 28 years' experience empowering individuals and couples to live richer, happier lives. She has an in-person private practice in Charlotte, NC and also provides relationship coaching by phone to people throughout the United States. Her practice spans the spectrum from dating and singles to working through divorce to renewing long-term marriages. In addition to workshops, classes, couples' retreats and a local singles group, Lori's has a talk radio show called “Real Talk with Lori Davis” on Ivyberadio. She is the author of Unmasking Secrets to Unstoppable Relationships: How to Find, Keep and Renew Love and Passion in Your Life. Born and raised in New Orleans, she has a master's degree in clinical psychology from the University of West Florida in Pensacola. For more than 20 years, she was a mental health counselor practicing individual, marriage and family therapy in Florida. Now living in Charlotte, Lori is the mother of three daughters and is proud to homeschool her two youngest. Information about all of Lori's coaching services, other products, blogs, radio show and events can be found at www.lorianndavis.com. Like Universal Energy Radio on FACEBOOK, because we LOVE you!  

Lori is a Certified Relationship Specialist – Speaker- Author- Radio Host Lori has a unique and passionate approach to love and relationships and believes that everyone deserves and can have the relationship of their dreams. Her mission is to provide you with the skills you need to have the unstoppable relationship you deserve. She has over 28 years’ experience empowering individuals and couples to live richer, happier lives. She has an in-person private practice in Charlotte, NC and also provides relationship coaching by phone to people throughout the United States. Her practice spans the spectrum from dating and singles to working through divorce to renewing long-term marriages. In addition to workshops, classes, couples’ retreats and a local singles group, Lori  has a talk radio show called “Real Talk with Lori Davis” on Ivyberadio. She is the author of Unmasking Secrets to Unstoppable Relationships: How to Find, Keep and Renew Love and Passion in Your Life.  Now living in Charlotte, Lori is the mother of three daughters and is proud to homeschool her two youngest.  Information about all of Lori’s coaching services, other products, blogs, radio show and events can be found at www.lorianndavis.com.