Podcasts about louiza

My guest today is Louiza Kiritopolous-Adams.Louiza is an organizational psychologist and an executive, leadership development, and performance coach.  She has over 20 years of leadership experience across diverse industries and global markets.  She's deeply passionate about unlocking human potential to create a lasting impact at both organizational and market levels.Louiza and I met through the Georgetown University coaching program and her presence in my life has been an incredible gift ever since!In our conversation today we dig into what it means to make life less difficult (from a variety of angles), the connection between our minds and bodies, the value of feedback – and which feedback to take in, which to let go, and really exploring who we are – truly are – as people.Louiza, thank you for this inspiring conversation.  Thank you for capturing the heart of why I do this podcast and articulating it so well.  Thank you for the beautiful and gracious reminders to do the work to know ourselves.  And for the encouragement to show up, see each other with kindness, to give back and pay it forward, and find the enjoyment in life.Connect with Louiza on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/louiza-kiritopoulos-adams/Make Life Less Difficult~ Support:buymeacoffee.com/lisatilstra

As someone who's planning a maternity leave, this episode was everything I needed. Perfect for you if: ➡️ You're pregnant, and want to take time off to enjoy your baby ➡️ You want to take time off to enjoy a wedding, sabbatical, or whatever else comes to mind! We cover things like: ➡️ What are the biggest misconception most pregnant entrepreneurs have about maternity leave?➡️ Which limiting beliefs should pregnant entrepreneurs be mindful of?➡️ What do pregnant business owners need to know about taking time off?➡️ What's the first step? ➡️ We also touched on lots of logistics. Like automations, hires, how long maternity leave should be, and things like that — but she made such an incredible point that I absolutely loved. And it's changed my whole approach on this. ➡️ I also asked her if she has ever seen a pregnant entrepreneur actually make MORE money during their maternity leave? (Hint: She said "ABSOLUTELY".) It's juicy, y'all. Resources mentioned in this episode: If you're getting ready for maternity leave, you should get your hands on this Planning guide: https://www.spaciousmamas.com/PlanningGuideThis guide will help you take the first step in planning your leave by clarifying both your personal and business needs. With this clarity, you'll be ready to build a strategy that works for you and your business!

"Hush" bietet eine solide, aber unspektakuläre Thriller-Erfahrung. Die Prämisse einer tauben Frau, die von einem maskierten Eindringling terrorisiert wird, ist spannend, doch der Film schöpft sein Potenzial nicht voll aus. Zwar überzeugt die Hauptdarstellerin durch ihre Performance, aber die Handlung verläuft ohne große Überraschungen und wiederholt sich immer wieder. Einige Momente erzeugen Spannung, aber insgesamt fehlt es an wirklich packenden Wendungen. Als Thriller für zwischendurch ist "Hush" durchaus sehenswert, hebt sich jedoch nicht von der Masse ab. Heute spreche ich wieder mal mit Louiza und wir wünschen Euch gute Unterhaltung!

Heyy, in der Folge rede ich mit Louiza über alles zum Thema Girlstalk. Wir beantworten ganz offen und ehrlich eure Fragen

In today's episode, we welcome Louiza Doran, aka Weeze, a liberation educator and guide. The discussion evolves around the exploration of liberation work, both on a personal and societal level, highlighting the challenge of confronting societal norms and standing up to criticism.  Weeze emphasizes the importance of community, openness, and building resilience in both personal lives and business. She also discusses her strong reservations about the coaching industry, highlighting its issues including the lack of consent and integrity and the extensive harm it often causes.  Connect with Weeze: - Website: accordingtoweeze.com - Instagram:  @accordingtoweeze - Substack: accordingtoweeze.substack.com - Podcast: accordingtoweeze.com/according-to-weeze-podcast Links from Episode: - Cara's Website - (⁠www.carakovacs.com⁠) - Cara's Instagram - (⁠@carakovacscoaching⁠) - Business Witch: The Course - (https://carakovacs.mykajabi.com/business-witch-2024)

Viele Wege können zum Fernsehen führen! Im Interview mit Hannes Marb von Radio Darmstadt erzählt die sympathische Luiza von ihren unterschiedlichen Stationen beim Rundfunk und dann beim Fernsehen. Damit Anspruch und die Qualität für die ZuschauerInnen auch stimmt, ist der Teamgedanke beim RTL Hessenteam von besonderer Bedeutung. Ein interessantes Interview über Prozesse "hinter der Mattscheibe" und die Gabe auch Gutes über Hessinnen und Hessen zu berichten.

Hello and welcome to the Two Scaredy Cats Podcast!  Todays episode is all about love, murder and mystery!  Our first story takes place all the way across the pond in England with a mystery  that is still unsolved today.  That mystery is Who put Bella in the Wych Elm?  We will be going over the story of how Bella's body was found and some of the theories that people have came up with as to how she came to be entombed in the tree and how she might of died.  It is still  a  mystery as to what her name is?  Our second story is about the murder of a young girl names Louiza Fox who was murdered by the 22 year old man Thomas Carr who she was engaged too.  Louiza is said to still roam the area where she died and people have seen her ghost standing near her grave and crying.  Don't forget to like and follow us on Instagram so you know when the next episode drops and see what we are doing!Support the showThanks for listening and follow us on Instagram @twoscaredycatspodcast

Hey in der Folge reden wir über sehr intime Themen, die Vorallem Mädchen betreffen

Ein riesiges Wesen lebt in den eisigen Gipfeln des Himalayas - aber tut es das wirklich? Die Rede ist vom Yeti. Um den gibt es schon lange Streit: einige wollen ihn gesehen haben, aber Beweise gibt es keine. Faktenfüchsin Louiza hat einige Fakten für euch. (Und die stimmen auch wirklich!)

In this week's episode, Matt & Oren chat with Louiza Vick about what it's like being a Hollywood Agent! Matt's Endorsement: James Cameron GQ ArticleOren's Endorsement: Conan Needs A FriendLouiza's Endorsement: 'Living' directed by Oliver HermanusContribute to the Just Shoot It Patreon and help support the show.Send feedback or questions to @justshootitpod or justshootitpod@gmail.com.Follow Matt on twitter and instagram.Follow Oren on twitter and instagram.Wanna be on the show? Call us with a question at (262) 6-SHOOT-1, and we'll air your voicemail on the show.Show your support: rate and review us on iTunes. apple.co/2fl9ojySee who our guests are a week early on our instagram @JustshootItPodMusic was provided by the free music archive and by Jahzzar.Each week on Just Shoot It we interview your directors, screenwriters, editors, cinematographers, and actors, and learn how they became successful, working content creators. We'll share tips and stories of how people in the entertainment industry forced their ways into sustainable careers. We're all about getting off your butt and making your own videos. Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Louiza und Amin haben im Studio von Radio Feierwerk Zaubertränke gebraut. Sie haben das Spiel "Fabulus Elexus" ausprobiert. Ob ihnen die Zaubertränke gelungen sind, hört ihr hier.

À l'occasion de l'anniversaire de l'indépendance de l'Algérie, le producteur Michel Levy présente un coffret en 5 CD intitulé « L'Algérie en chansons » et un double CD « Algérie mon amour ». Des anthologies qui reviennent en chansons sur l'histoire de l'Algérie de ces 60 dernières années. L'occasion de (re)découvrir un répertoire d'une immense richesse avec des artistes comme Cheikha Remitti, Rachid Taha, Idir, Dahmane El Harrachi, Raïna Raï, Cheb Hasni, Louiza, Cheb Hamidou et bien d'autres. Aujourd'hui marque les 60 ans de l'indépendance de l'Algérie, le 5 juillet 1962. L'occasion pour VMDN de nous replonger dans la musique algérienne. Depuis 1962, la musique, à travers ses notes mais surtout à travers les engagements des artistes ont accompagné les soubresauts de l'histoire algérienne, à travers le chaabi, le raï, la musique kabyle et plus récemment le rap. Pour nous accompagner dans ce voyage historique et musical, le producteur Michel Levy. Son label MLP Music a sorti un double CD intitulé « Algérie mon amour », et présente aussi avec Wagram Music un coffret de 5 CD baptisé « L'Algérie en chansons ». Reportage : Une maison de haute-couture oubliée, une histoire d'amour franco-indienne, née à Paris entre deux étudiants couturiers. La Cité de la dentelle et de la mode de Calais, dans le nord de la France, retrace leur parcours, largement inspirés par leurs voyages en orient. Amélie Beaucour s'y est rendue pour VMDN.

Louiza Doran, known and referred to as Weeze, is a cis-het Amazigh* female-identifying human who uses she/her/they/them pronouns. She's known as a coach, podcast host, advocate, agent of change, speaker, strategist, healing-centered educator, and guide (to name a few) but is ultimately a compassionate provocateur who is out to help folks uncover their path of possibility through liberation by way of decolonization, justice, and anti-oppression work.In the conversation today, we start with some of Weeze's reflections and takeaways from a recent read, “Pleasure Activism.” We then move into some background to the idea of deconstruction to reconstruction of one's identity through healing and coming home to oneself. Weeze shares some personal stories about redefining and reshaping her identity and her mission to protect her peace while helping support others to do the same. -----Shout Outs:  @trudilebron   |   @myishathill   |   @sincerely.lettie   |   @americahatesus   |   @fredtjoseph   |   @embodyemerge   |   @bexlife   |   @gforce234   Weeze on Instagram: @accordingtoweeze That's Not How That Works - Podcast Episode: Ep. 18 - Protect Your Peace! Row House Publishing on Instagram: @rowhousepubPodcast Transcriptions Available: www.rowhousepublishing.com/podcast ​​Learn more about Row House Publishing and our mission to Raise the Volume on Voices That Matter™: http://rowhousepublishing.com Original Book Stoop theme: anonymousCover art: Danielle Pioli (https://www.daniellepioli.com)

Louiza "Weeze" Doran is a well-known educator, strategist, and podcast speaker doing liberation work via anti-oppression, healing, abolition & justice! After years of working in the corporate and non-profit realms, Weeze quickly realized that in order to alter our social reality as a whole, we as people had to shift, and thus she began her coaching and educating practice with two distinct branches: Anti-racism & decolonization and empowerment & authentic alignment. In this episode, I have the honor of talking with Weeze about the intersection of spirituality and activism and how our spiritual healing allows us the space to stand up for the liberation of all. This powerful episode couldn't have come at a better time with the overturning of so many civil liberties so listen now and if you'd like to participate in Weeze's work check it out here: Links — According to Weeze --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sensualpowerpodcast/support

The animal welfare field is full of incredible people doing extraordinary things to save lives. This week we chatted with one of them, the regional strategist for the south-central region at Best Friends, Dr. Louiza Chan. In her role at Best Friends, Louiza consults with organizations across several states to help them save more lives. She's a veterinarian, she's from Australia, and she is a faculty member at the University of Florida's veterinary shelter medicine online program. Are you attending the conference and interested in being a guest on the podcast? Email us and let us know! podcast@bestfriends.org

Banlieues, quartiers, cités. En France ces mots ont trop souvent une connotation négative. Ce que l'État français nomme depuis 2018 les quartiers prioritaires de la politique de la ville regroupe 5,4 millions d'habitants dont 40% ont moins de 25 ans. Mais qu'est-ce qu'être jeune dans un quartier populaire ? La recherche participative Pop-Part, conduite dans dix villes ou quartiers de l'Île-de-France, et portée notamment par l'Université Paris Nanterre, s'est associé à 120 jeunes pour se saisir du sujet.Dans le film Bande de filles sorti en 2014, la réalisatrice, Céline Sciamma évoquait la violence sourde des quartiers dirigée contre les adolescentes mais aussi une violence qu'elles exerçaient comme seul moyen d'exister et de se confronter au monde. Mais la vie au quartier est aussi faite de vie ordinaire, de micro-résistances, de stratégies permettant, lorsque l'on est une femme en particulier, de ne pas rester enfermer dans les clichés.Pour déconstruire les stéréotypes, le plus efficace est d'écouter les personnes concernées. c'est le cas de Louiza Aoufi, 20ans étudiant en STAPS (Sciences et Techniques des Activités Physiques et Sportives). Elle est originaire de Romainville et a grandi dans la ville d'Aubervilliers en Seine-Saint-Denis. C'est dans cette ville qu'elle a rencontré la sociologue Christine Bellavoine chercheuse associée au laboratoire LAVUE (Laboratoire Architecture Ville Urbanisme Environnement). Dans cet épisode Louiza revient sur son parcours et comment son genre a pu influencer sa pratique sportive.Extraits« Broke for free », Something Elated, 2011.Bande de filles, C. Sciamma, 2014.Les Roses noires, H. Milano, 2012.Footeuses, R. Doubiago et L. Saoucha, 2020.CréditsConception et Animation Cléa Chakraverty, Réalisation Romain Pollet, Chargé de production, Rayane Meguenni Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.

Is accountability enough?   We see it often: Some big-name celebrity, author, or self help star jumps on the bandwagon of a newly relevant social cause, and suddenly they're being treated as a savior of the people. But when you really pay attention, their motivations become clear, and their actions are often performative at best, harmful at worst.   In today's episode, I'm chatting with anti-racism and decolonization educator and activist Louiza “Weeze” Doran about the importance of actionability in addition to accountability.   With the rise of “cancel culture,” we've witnessed plenty of big names lose their platforms due to lack of accountability. But at the same time, others are celebrated for posting a black square, sharing a “peace and love” quote, or taking a lukewarm stand.   It's high time we hold the loudest voices in our society accountable for their actions, not just their words. Because as Weeze says in this episode, actionability is the true test of integrity.   Join me in today's episode as I chat with Weeze about the cultural shifts we're seeing right now. We're getting real about the biggest names in the self-help industry (ie Brene Brown) and why they thrive in our white-centric, capitalist society. Plus, we're talking about the ways you can open yourself up to others' viewpoints while still protecting your energy and truth.   Listen to episode 379 now! In episode 379 of the Embodied Podcast we discuss:   [3:36] Growing up in a multi-religious family and learning to appreciate different ways of thinking [7:30] Communing with your “divine support squad” and ancestral knowledge [9:55] How we change on our journeys to decolonize and decondition ourselves [13:05] The integrity of actionability and how to see through virtual signaling [27:38] Digging deeper into the messages we accept as truth [33:58] Being able to hold many truths at once instead of falling into the ‘us vs. them' trap [38:14] Leading with curiosity instead of judgment [46:24] Opening yourself up to other viewpoints while also protecting your energy and your truths [50:44] How to find knowledgeable voices and avoid those that aren't worth your energy [59:20] Why we should hold the loud voices in our culture accountable and start digging into their motivations   For full show notes and resources, head to https://untameyourself.com/podcasts/379 About the EMBODIED Podcast with Elizabeth DiAlto  Since 2013 I've been developing a body of work that helps women embody self love, healing and wholeness. We do this by focusing on the four levels of consciousness - physical, mental, emotional and spiritual. In practical terms this looks like exploring tools and practices to help you  tune into the deep wisdom of the body and the knowing of the heart, which I believe are gateways to our souls. Then we cultivate a new relationship with our minds that allows the mind to serve this wisdom and knowing and soul connection, rather than override it, which is what many of us were taught. If you've been doing self help or spiritual development work for a while, these are the types of foundational things that often people overlook in pursuit of fancier concepts that often aren't practical or sustainable. Here, we will focus on building these strong foundations so you can honestly and thoroughly embody self love. If you're feeling it, subscribe to the show, and leave us a review wherever you listen from. You can also keep up with show updates and community discussion on Instagram here.

Hands Across the Divide and #MeetTheWomenCyprus introduce Louiza Zembyla Raphael, who talks of how baking helped her heal....#XtraordinaryWomen #XtraordinaryStories #HerStoriesCyprus #WomensVoices #Baking #Recipes #Creativity #regularcheckups #Cancer - with A.M. Media and UNFICYP

As broadcast November 2, 2021 with plenty of extra television for your podcast experience.  Tonight we mark the date that Jan Hammer changed the TV soundtrack game with his iconic theme to "Miami Vice," which went to #1 on the Billboard charts on this date in 1985.  The Czech-American producer and multi-instrumentalist is just a titan of tunes, but this is definitely his biggest mark in the public consciousness.  After the opener and the how-do-you-dos, it's two hours of Prince Paolo laying down the freshest indie & underground singles out this week, with highlights from Ann Streichman, HUSBANDS, The Delines & daste., the latter of whom are out with their debut as of just under a week ago!  #feelthegravityTracklisting:Part I (00:00)Jan Hammer Group – Peaceful SundownHotel Décor – SunflowerThe Delines – Little EarlMorning Silk feat Sur Black & Kolezanka – So Fundaste. – light onDad Bod - Tenderness Part II (34:45)Endearments – EmpressLouiza - Kind CoincidencePeaness - Whats The Use?Mediocre - Give InBaile - After All This TimeCrayon - Misplace (ft Tora & Gracy Hopkins) Part III (63:06)Marina - I Love You But I Love Me More (feat Beach Bunny)Anorak Patch – DelilahFoyer Red - BloodComing Up Roses - All Our TimeMike Turpin - Blacked Out LoveJennifer Hall - Why Cut Time Part IV (94:15)Chloe Rodgers – BonesCreature of Doom - Dead RingerAnn Streichman - Smoke & MirrorsNICOLAS - LEFT THE PARTYHUSBANDS - Ancient OneMild Minds - HAUNTED

ما هي التكنولوجيات التي ساهمت في تطوّر النظام الصحّي؟ كيف يمكن للتكنولوجيا أن تساعد الطبيب في عمله وتسهل للمريض كل الإجراءات الطبية والإدارية؟ ضيفتنا في الحلقة 31 من #بودكاست

Auf einem Schulausflug auf einmal in einem verfluchten Schloss gefangen sein. Zum Glück ist das Amin und Louiza nicht wirklich passiert, sondern nur im Spiel. Und zwar im Escape Game "Das verfluchte Schloss". Welche kniffligen Rätsel sie lösen mussten, um zu entkommen, hört ihr hier.

L'entrepreneuriat au féminin aujourd'hui dans un superbe épisode sur le thème des restaurants et de la plateforme Malou, fondée par Louiza Hacène. Un exemple très intéressant de startup autofinancée et qui apporte une palette de services très utiles aux quelques 180.000 restaurants en France. Un épisode qui plaira aux gourmands et aux fans de Digital Marketing !

It's Friday and we are sharing some of our favorite episodes with you. Today is a throwback to episode 58 with Weeze Doran.   This is a fun episode with our new friend Weeze! Corey and Weeze talk about race, women, anti-racism, and so much more. Tune in!   Contend with Weeze: On Insta: @accordingtoweeze  And sign up for webinars with Weeze at: https://accordingtoweeze.podia.com/weeze

#WorkHardPlayHarder Ever wondered what is the best way to leave your business for a deserving maternity leave? Or even if you can take maternity leave as an entrepreneur? Join Nikki as she chats with Louiza Megan, a Maternity Leave Strategist for Entrepreneurs, to learn how entrepreneurial mothers have the option to take a Mat leave and still have a thriving business. Check out Louiza's company Audacious Mothers at AudaciousMothers.com, where you can an intensive on how to reframe your current and future business so that you can take your stress-free Mat leave. Find out more about Louiza's 9 Step Maternity Leave Training at maternityleaveformula.com.

This is a fun episode with our new friend Weeze! Corey and Weeze talk about race, women, anti-racism, and so much more. Tune in!   Contend with Weeze: On Insta: @accordingtoweeze  And sign up for webinars with Weeze at: https://accordingtoweeze.podia.com/weeze  

Noch eine Folge zu Entwicklungszusammenarbeit? - Ja, denn wir haben mit unserem Vorstandsmitglied Louiza ausführlicher über das Thema gesprochen und überlegt, wie "gute" Entwicklungszusammenarbeit aussehen kann. Im Zuge dessen, haben wir den Verein Masifunde mal genauer unter die Lupe genommen. Bei Fragen oder Feedback, schreibt einfach eine Mail an podcast@masifunde.de!

Louiza aus Schwabing-West war letzte Woche beim Zahnarzt und Johannes aus Olching hat Formel-1 geschaut und war erfolgreich beim Golfspielen.

Amin erzählt von seinem Fußballspiel und Louiza von ihrem Besuch im Kindermuseum.

Happy October! As promised, the vibe check girls are back with WEEKLY spooky episodes. We start off with some fall foreplay and discuss our favorite horror movies. Then Chloe details the multiple paranormal sitings at Toledo's Collingwood Arts Center, located on the Historic West End. Liz then takes us to Egypt Valley and recounts the passing of Louiza Fox. Send us your ghost stories: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/vibecheckpod Twitter: https://twitter.com/vibecheckpod Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/vibecheckpod/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/vibecheckpod/support

Jeder tut es, viel zu wenige reden drüber - nicht mit Douzi und Hans. Hier wird Essen thematisiert und zelebriert. Ganz besonders das Essen von Mama. Von Aglio e Olio bis hin zur Zitronentarte - hier kommt alles auf den Tisch. Doch was wäre das letzte Mahl, das man sich von seiner Mutter wünschen würde? Was würde man ihr sagen, wenn es dann nicht schmeckt? Um diese Fragen zu beantworten, haben sich die zwei Foodies Douzis scharfzüngige Schwester Louiza eingeladen. Dabei wurde vor allem eins klar wie Kloßbrühe: Mama-Essen verbindet. Setzt euch mit uns an den gedeckten Tisch und genießt gemeinsam mit Garlic Girl und Eggplant Lover unsere kulinarischen Einblicke in Mamas Küche. Heißhunger inklusive!

“Tu as deux moyens de gagner des clients lorsque tu ouvres un restaurant : attirer les gens qui recherchent par besoin, et devenir un lieu de destination. On aide nos clients à atteindre ces objectifs.”Louiza Hacene, la nouvelle invitée du Panier, est la cofondatrice de Malou, une plateforme qui aide les restaurants à acquérir des clients en les aidant à piloter leur référencement local. Depuis 2 ans et demi, Malou accompagne une cinquantaine de restaurants en travaillant trois leviers principaux : le référencement, le community management ainsi que l'achat medias et l'influence. Ils sont partis d’un constat simple : aujourd’hui tout le monde recherche un restaurant sur internet avant de s’y rendre mais les restaurateurs sont très mauvais pour gérer leur e-réputation. Et c’est là que Malou intervient. Quelques années après son lancement, la plateforme est devenue essentielle pour beaucoup de restaurants qui ont réussi à acquérir une belle notoriété online.“Chaque avis Google est pondéré selon plusieurs critères. Un avis avec une note, du texte et des photos aura plus de poids qu’un avis qui a seulement un nombre d’étoiles.”Avec Laurent Kretz, fondateur de CosaVostra, ils racontent les prémices de Malou, qui n’était pas, originellement, destinée aux restaurateurs. Louiza explique le fonctionnement de cette plateforme en SaaS, qui se focalise sur trois leviers pour aider les restaurants à se positionner sur Google. Ils reviennent également sur l’épisode du CoVid 19, qui a eu un gros impact sur ce secteur. Ils mettent en lumière comment, pendant cette période, Malou a aidé les restaurateurs à passer à la livraison à emporter, et a réalisé de nombreux webinars pour aider leurs clients à faire face à la crise. Enfin, Louiza Hacene livre de nombreux conseils pour gagner en visibilité sur Google et obtenir de jolis commentaires — que l’on soit un restaurant, ou non. Pour découvrir tout ça, c’est par ici si vous préférez iTunes, par là si vous préférez Deezer ou encore ici si vous préférez Spotify.Suivez également le podcast sur les réseaux !

In today’s episode I’m joined by Louiza (AKA Weeze) Doran, co-host of the That’s Not How That Works Podcast and a business coach specializing in diversity, equity, inclusion & empowerment and authentic alignment.  Listen in as Weeze shares her story and teaches us that to find fulfillment in your business we must first look inward.   We’re diving into: Weeze’s own powerful transformation and what it means to build a successful business around your values The white patriarchal roots of our traditional standards, and how she learned that what is considered professional and successful can be different from the norm (and still be successful) What Weeze lost when she was living in these “ideal” business standards, and how she regained them all while building massive success in her business How she maintains her business WHILE maintaining her values and beliefs The signs to look out for that signal you need to do some realigning in your business, and how to pivot so that you can build a business that fulfills you

As the anti-racism protests and movement continue to spread across our country, I wanted to represent a few Black voices on the podcast to help me/us get involved.   In early 2019, I took a 7-week class for white people on equity, race, and diversity. Louiza “Weeze” Doran, who took time out of her insanely busy schedule right now, was one of my teachers.  I consider her one of my main mentors when it comes to the subject of racism.  Weeze is a coach, educator, political activist, organizer, and strategist, among many other things. She’s in direct action toward moving the system forward to equity, justice, inclusion, and liberation for the Black community. Weeze and I talk about how we’re doing in our response so far after the George Floyd murder, 3 things that white people can do right now to support, and our historical culture of whiteness. She helps me get clear on how to define racism and what it looks like in everyday life, because it’s not always so obvious. She also answers some great questions from my listeners. This is an amazing listen, folks. It will wake you up, may make you uncomfortable (and that’s a good thing -- it means you’re being activated!) and inspire you to look at your own life and take action.   Shownotes: 7:25 Introduction Louiza "Weeze" Doran 10:55 Society's response to George Floyd’s death 19:30 What white people can do to support the anti-racism movement 25:55 Defining racism 32:30 How living in your personal bubble keeps you from understanding other people’s lives and experiences 40:30 How to support the Black community without coming across as condescending 45:30 Where to get news and unbiased information 47:00 Examples of “unchecked white privilege” and covert racism 54:00 How to support Black people at work 56:05 About “white-centering” 59:45: How to talk to kids about racism 1:05:50 Hope about the future 1:11:35 Action step   Useful Links: https://www.accordingtoweeze.com/ https://www.instagram.com/accordingtoweeze/ https://relationshipschool.com/rct/  

They have tried to convince us we’re broken. We need their structure and strategies, we need to buy more from them to be worthy of success. NO, BRO. We need to lean into our pussy and ask her, “what do I really want?” We need to celebrate our magic without the shame and guilt! In today’s episode, my partner in crime Louiza comes on to talk decolonization and living a life filled with pleasure, power, and less harm. We get into: The systems that suppress female intuition and desire. That being lonely at the top as a woman is BULLSHIT! Finding strength in vulnerability. How to create an authentic funnel that feels really fucking good.   Learn more about our Decolonized Manifesting Course: https://www.louizadoran.com/dms Connect with Louiza here: https://www.instagram.com/accordingtoweeze/ Come join me in my FREE private Facebook group, Visible AF: https://www.facebook.com/groups/VisibleAF/ Send me a DM on Instagram! https://instagram.com/juliamotherfuckingwells

I was very excited to catch up with Louiza Nutt this week on the Lady Leadership podcast. Louiza is an IT expert and has been a senior manager in many large organisations leading technology teams for many years. Louiza is passionate about helping women navigate a career in tech and as such she is also on the Board of the VIC ICT for Women which is a non for profit championing women in IT. As well as this she is director of their Go Girl - Go for IT program that is focusing on educating school age girl from age 9 - 18 on the benefits of a career in Tech. I caught up with Louiza to discuss all things to do with the Go Girl - Go for IT program as well as also discussing her thoughts on female diversity in IT, unconscious bias that she has seen and what can women do about it.I loved this chat with Louiza particularly how she got started with the Go Girl - Go for IT program! Thanks for joining me this week and I hope you got some tips and hints from Louiza that can help in your career or business. If you are interested in being involved in the program either as a sponsor or as a volunteer - please get in contact. https://www.gogirl.org.au/https://www.vicictforwomen.com.au/Thanks Sam. About me: My name is Samantha McIntyre and after 30 years in business and technology - from starting out on the helpdesk to getting to and staying in the C suite, being on Executive boards and being a mother and entreprenuer! I am passionate about helping women in their careers. What I have enjoyed the most in my roles is helping those around me succeed - particularly women! I have lead technology teams for some of the biggest businesses and brands in Australia and the world such as Tesco, Loreal, Coles, Woolworths and Sportsgirl.So if you're looking for someone who knows what it is like to be a women in business and technology plus being a mother and an entrepreneur then you've come to the right place.Contact:Website: https://www.lady-leadership.com/LinkedIn: Samantha McIntyre Twitter: sjmcintyre1Facebook: @Samantha McIntyreInstagram: @sammijmac and @lady-leadership

Louiza Becquelin est illustratrice et artiste indépendante. Après plusieurs années dans le domaine du dessin, elle se jette dans l'écriture par hasard au détour d'un concours lancé par le Printemps de la Poésie. Ses haïkus anonymes sont salués par le jury et quelques-uns de ses écrits s'osent sur la toile avant d'être dévoilés à son entourage. Elle signe du pseudonyme "Le Rimbaud du Maupas", qui pour des raisons évidentes sera vite écarté. Passionnée de philosophie, elle vit et travaille à Lausanne. En 2019 elle publiait Tout ce que reflète la nacre (Ed. LʹÂge dʹHomme). Louiza Becquelin est lʹinvitée de Mélanie Croubalian.

Animée par : Audrey // Technique : Lucille Chroniques : Marion B. et Audrey, Terra, l’histoire d’une terre lesbienne fondée il y a 30 ans au beau milieu de la France et de la forêt. Une terre lesbienne créé par et pour les femmes, en dehors du patriarcat, pour se réinventer et s’explorer dans la sororité. Apprendre également à construire et fabriquer et vivre dans un contexte de développement durable. Marion B., les ateliers Oenologouine, apprendre à boire du vin en non mixité (Delphine Aslan, Paris) Discussion : les deux ans des Bavardes, ce qu’on a parcouru comme chemin jusqu’ici, comment on milite ensemble. Présentation du programme du week-end Chloë, Buffy contre les vampires, icône féministe et lesbienne? débat sur qu’est ce qu’une icône lesbienne, ce que ça a fait à nos adolescences et nos identités de genre? Louiza, Slam poétique Laura et Blandine, qu’est ce que le body positive ? Laura, musique live (Billie Eilish, Hostage) Marion J., création d’un site internet et la visibilité des femmes dans la programmation informatique

Can you have the best of intentions and still be problematic? YES. Join me and Louiza Doran for a candid conversation about intention vs. impact. In this episode, you’ll learn why it’s important to take responsibility for your action, why it’s important to own your reaction, questions to ask yourself to shift from a state of reaction to a state of learning, and how to recognize all the ways in which you’re bypassing your own shit by calling people out on their shit. Louiza's work is as multifaceted as she is. She is a coach, an educator and a social impact strategist. Her coaching and consulting practice honors her passion for both social equity and personal empowerment; the two branches of her work. Louiza’s unique approach is a holistic one that considers the person, their identity and experiences as well as the communities in which we live. She uses her training, education, resources and personal journey to create a signature system that supports, edifies and guides her clients through a process that allows them to take an honest look at their lives and arms them with the tools necessary to begin living in alignment with their vision, values and belief system.  Louiza’s goal is simple: help people heal through decolonizing their beliefs in order to create relationships, businesses, careers and lives that reflect their values and honor who they are and how they want to live!   Connect with Louiza… IG: http://www.instagram.com/accordingtoweezus FB: http://www.facebook.com/thelouizadoran  Website: http://www.louizadoran.com    Membership: http://www.patreon.com/louizadoran    If you dig this podcast and want to connect, text me! Would love to hear about ONE major insight you gained by tuning into this episode: 1-781-336-0160 And find me online everywhere: @iamruby 

Do you want to have all of the good shit and none of the bullshit, even in the middle of this coronavirus pandemic? If you are screaming “Hell mother fucking yes!” then this episode is for you! Today I am joined by my friend Louiza “Weeze” Doran to talk all about how you can level up your life through manifestation in the times of The Rona! We chat about:  The one big misconception you may have around manifestation and how you can overcome it so can call all the good shit you’ve been wanting     How to move past the comparisonitis to make the journey your own The role lived experiences can play in your manifestation strategy     The lessons you can learn from the struggles Weeze and I have overcome so that you can manifest more easily One common issue you may be encountering when trying to level up and how you can push past it The process you will have for LIFE  that will allow you to manifest anything you want One of the biggest gifts you can receive by doing the real work And so much more!   www.louizadoran.com/dms IG: accordingtoweeze Facebook: Louiza Doran Come join me in my FREE private Facebook group, Visible AF: https://www.facebook.com/groups/VisibleAF/ Send me a DM on Instagram! https://instagram.com/juliamotherfuckingwells 

Dans cet épisode, Ghita reçoit Louiza Hacene. Louiza est la CEO et fondatrice de Malou, une entreprise qui aide les restaurants à acquérir des clients en ligne partout où ils font leurs recherches. Louiza va nous parler de son parcours, de sa double culture franco-algérienne, des débuts de son projet et de sa vie d'entrepreneure. Merci à Louiza pour son temps. Si cet épisode vous a plu, n'hésitez pas à vous abonner à la page Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/danslatetedunentrepreneur/ et à le noter sur Apple Podcast.

Host Bonnielee Cuevas sits down for part 2 with special guest Louiza "Weeze" Doran, Social Innovator and Strategist Coach as they sit down for a raw, unapologetic chat with many laughs and some honest truths on expectations, imposter syndrome, and life's so-called failures and what we do to kick ass in life when we are faced with adversity. Like two best friends they sit down and tell the truth on how to live every day without apologies.

Host Bonnielee Cuevas sits with special guest Louiza "Weeze" Doran, Social Innovator and Strategist Coach as they sit down for a raw, unapologetic chat with many laughs and some honest truths on expectations, imposter syndrome, and life's so-called failures and what we do to kick ass in life when we are faced with adversity. Like two best friends they sit down and tell the truth on how to live everyday without apologies.

Egypt Valley is a state park unlike any other in Ohio. Many who’ve visited for the first time compare its beauty to the wilds of Yellowstone. The attraction this place has for so many is clear. But what’s often unexpected, is an eerie tension that hangs in the air. Some claim to have seen spirits who’ve lingered there for more than a century. One legendary story of the 1869 murder of a 13 year-old Louiza Fox, turns out to be true. She’s buried there, and her tombstone proclaims of her murder.Come hear Louiza’s tale, and decide for yourself whether her murderer got what he deserved.If you enjoy this episode, please rate, review and subscribe to Ohio Folklore on your chosen podcast platform. You can also find Ohio Folklore at:ohiofolklore.comfacebook.com/ohiofolkloreAnd as always, keep wondering…

Early stage est un hors-série de Génération Do It Yourself sponsorisé par Hiscox, j’y reçois des invités au début de leur aventure entrepreneuriale, avec qui on va parler prise de risques et stratégie. Je remercie Hiscox, pour son soutien sur cette série d’épisode. Si vous n’avez pas encore souscrit à une assurance Responsabilité Civile Professionnelle (la fameuse “RCPro”), je vous propose de cliquer ici pour obtenir un devis gratuit en moins de 5 minutes ! Pour ce premier épisode j’ai la joie de recevoir Louiza Hacene. “Mes deux parents sont entrepreneurs, j’ai baigné dans cet esprit toute ma vie”Et du haut de ses 27 ans, Louiza Hacene en a déjà fait beaucoup des choses dans sa vie ! Diplômée du master entrepreneur de HEC en 2016 (encore une mais je vous assure je ne le fais pas exprès !) cette boule d’énergie a travaillé pendant 6 mois dans une entreprise new-yorkaise pour tout claquer, rentrer en France et monter sa propre entreprise. “Je me suis toujours dit que si je devais être employée, ça serait à New York mais que pour tenter l’aventure entrepreneuriale, je rentrerai à Paris” Il faut dire qu’elle n’en était pas à son coup d’essai. Pendant ses études, Louiza décide avec des amis de monter une startup éducative sur les risques des maladies cardiovasculaires. Si le projet n’aboutit pas, faute d’une claire vision, c’est quand même grâce à ses amis qu’elle fonde Malou. “C’était toujours moi qui m'occupais de chercher le resto pour mes potes, j’y passais un temps fou !”Alors Louiza discute avec des restaurateurs. La plupart d’entre eux n’ont aucune idée de comment et pourquoi leurs clients ont poussé la porte de leur établissement et quasiment. Quant au temps de s’occuper des avis tripadvisor, google, Instagram … c’est quasi mission impossible pour eux. Alors, en prétextant des études sur les restaurants, elle décroche son premier client, la pizzeria d’Anita, se forme au “SEO” (le référencement naturel sur Google) en une semaine et cartonne ! C’est à ce moment-là qu’elle décide de fonder “Malou”. “Tout le monde m’avait dit “les restaurateurs sont des barres de fer”, qu’ils ne paieraient jamais pour mon service. Pourtant ils l’ont fait” 1 an et demi plus tard, la société et ses 10 employés continue de faire parler d’elle et a des projets plein la tête : automatisation, dev buis, levée de fonds, SaaS, recrutement et pourquoi pas, ouverture à de nouveaux secteurs. Dans ce premier épisode d’“early stage”, Louiza me parle de ses techniques pirates de marketing, de sa vision pour le futur et de ses espoirs pour Malou. De mon côté, je ne lui prédis que de belles choses. On le sait bien, quand on crée son entreprise, tout s'efface un peu. On y met tout ce qu’on a, son coeur, ses tripes, son énergie. On garde le focus sur notre produit et nos clients. Alors, dans ce tourbillon, l’assurance c’est un peu un détail. Pourtant, ça peut rapidement nous coûter notre bébé. L’idée avec Hiscox est d'avoir un devis en ligne en quelques minutes pour ce qu’on appelle la « RC Pro », la responsabilité civile professionnelle. Pour obtenir un devis gratuit, c'est ici.Louiza nous recommande : Eating animals (ou, en français, faut-il manger les animaux ?) de Jonathan Safran Foer - entre mémoire et enquête, ce livre examine les notions de végétarisme, de véganisme, d’élevage et a servi de base au documentaire du même nom. Pour les liens : Elle s’est formée au SEO principalement grâce aux newsletters de Neil Patel : https://neilpatel.com/ et avec la formation Udemy : https://www.udemy.com/course/referencement-naturel-seo/Pour demander à des clients de mettre une note sur Google My Business directement : https://support.google.com/business/answer/7035772?hl=enOn parle aussi des épisodes : #75 Akrame Benallal - Des Restos du coeur aux 2 étoiles Michelin#46 Tigrane Seydoux -BIG MAMMA – comment importer l’Italie à Paris

A safe space is like a shotgun—you get shot, you bleed and the one creating the safe space is there to support you with the bags of blood you need. ⁣ ⁣ Too graphic? Not really. Because in this episode, I get real with THE Louiza Doran about what really makes a safe space safe. ⁣ ⁣ In this episode, you’ll learn how to create a truly safe space, why holding onto your ego will leave your clients worse off than when they first came to you, the difference between bro-marketing type coaches and coaches who truly serve, what to do when you don’t know how to effectively serve your clients, and what to look for in a coach or mentor. ⁣ ⁣ Louiza's work is as multifaceted as she is. She is a coach, an educator and a social impact strategist. Louiza’s coaching and consulting practice honors her passion for both social equity and personal empowerment.⁣ ⁣ Connect with Louiza…⁣ IG: @accordingtoweezus⁣ FB: www.facebook.com/thelouizadoran ⁣ www.louizadoran.com ⁣ ⁣ And find me online everywhere: @iamruby

In this episode Louiza (Weeze) Doran and I talk about reproductive rights and how they are linked to generational poverty for communities of color. We also talk about what it’s gonna take for us all to get to freedom. Weeze doesn’t pull punches and I loved this conversation. I think you will too. Be sure to listen to the end so that you can get Louiza’s suggestions for how to bring activism to our everyday lives.

It’s our first live episode in a while! We catch up on the last couple of weeks -- and you should get your Micah Schnabel ticket for NEXT WEEK! Get tickets to stream (or go!) to Micah Schnabel’s Storytellers’ Session on June 13th here Music in this episode: Bradley Palermo -- “All My Friends (Have Died)” AND “Trouble to Find” (Volume 1) The Interrupters - “Gave You Everything (Acoustic)” (Single) Evan Bartels -- “Lula” (Hattrick Sessions) (tag @hattricksesh) Desure - “Los Angeles” AND “Coming Down” (Desure) Annie Bacon and Her OSHEN -- “Nothing Stays the Same” AND “Gallatin Pike” (ft. Eight Belles) (Nothing stays the same) The High Divers - “Ride With You” AND “Still Kickin’” (Ride With You) Jamila Woods -- “GIOVANNI” AND “SONIA (feat. Nitty Scott)” (LEGACY! LEGACY!) ATFM - “Death Of A Ramblin’ Man” AND “Bad For The Money” (Around For The Moment) LOUIZA -- “Swim at Night” (Party Trick) The Mammoths - “Green Eyes” (Single) INTERVIEW: Kate Vargas featuring her single: “Nothing Turns My Lock” Rachel wrote a comic! Check it out here! Send us music via SubmitHub. Send us money via Ko-fi or Patreon. Contact Von via linktr.ee/vonreviews and say hi to Rachel on Twitter @adobeteardrops

Ouazib Md Ameziane "Ya ta q" Farid Ferragui "A Yemma" Akli Yahyaten "Alhou tranquille" Slimane Azem "Aha lala lala" Mohamed Hilmi "Alevkhour" Amar Sghir & Mezaguer "Thizyiouiniou" Hanifa & Slimani "Esver Ayouliou" Hamidouche "Nighame athouzyinte" Lounis Aït Menguellet "Ettes ettes" Aldjia "Amezhu analhu" Louiza "Nossed al ghorva" Djurdjura "A Baba" Cherifa "Rough edjith" Matoub Lounès "Yeksass iznadh ouchekal" Arezki Guerroumi "Zehou bin miyoklal" Mohamed Chemoum "J.S.K" Slimane Azem "A madame encore à boire" https://716lavie.com/couscous-le-kouriet-chez-brahim-paris-75015/

Of COURSE, we had to bring culture into the conversation with Social Cohesion. Saying that, I'm not saying "Culture" in the collective context, and neither is my esteemed guest, Louiza "Weezy" Doran.Having been speaking with her over several months, it was a clear necessity for her to share with you all, what she has shared with me on the broad matters of culture and how it can be a strong disabler and enabler in many aspects of our lives.Louiza "Weezy" DoranWesbite: www.louizadoran.comInstagram: @accordingtoweezusTwitter: @TheLouizaDoranThat's Not How That WorksPodcast: https://www.louizadoran.com/thatsnothowthatworksInstagram: @nothowthatworksWesbite: www.1stnature.co.ukE-mail: 1stnaturecsm@gmail.comInstagram: @theonlyotherdanLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/daniel-holley-social-cohesion/

being radically ourselves is not always easy if who we are defies what others expect or where others want to keep us. this conversation takes us to the steps and process to have permission to be ourselves, the tools to manage what that means, and an inclusive dialogue to guide us to support one another.

Vacation & Business Strategist Louiza Megan shares her journey of building a business that empowers her to make a sh*t ton of money while taking over 18 weeks of vacation a year! Louiza gets REAL with us. She shares all the ups and downs behind her success, including finding the audacity to tune into the whisper of her intuition & unlock her true power. This episode is Sponsored by #BossWomen Working Hours. To find out more go to bosswomencommunity.com/workinghours

This week I speak with Louiza Megan who is a coach for entrepreneurs and business owners who want both a thriving business and a fulfilling personal life. Louiza started her business at 22 and by the time she was 25 she was making a six-figure salary. She was working extremely hard and measured her success through her earnings. Louiza finally had to slow down when she had a health scare and realized that the physical pain was not worth making the money. From this experience, Louiza decided that she would only work 3 weeks in a month in order to enjoy her life. She then created a 4-month course called “The school of audacity” that helps other entrepreneurs make more money while having more business boundaries. Listen on to find out how to create boundaries while making more profit. ------- Hey Offbeat Family, I really your listening to this episode. I would love to hear more from you and what you think of the podcast. Contact me: hello@theoffbeatlife.com

On tonight's after show, Louiza Sharamatyan breaks down the season premiere of season 6 of Ray Donovan! Discussing the characters, plot, and cliffhanger for part one of the two part premiere of season 6, Louiza discusses it all. Set in the sprawling mecca of the rich and famous, RAY DONOVAN does the dirty work for LA's top power players. The one-hour drama series stars Liev Schreiber as the go-to guy who makes the problems of the city's celebrities, superstar athletes, and business moguls disappear. This powerful family drama unfolds when his father, played by Jon Voight, is unexpectedly released from prison, setting off a chain of events that shakes the Donovan family to its core. Follow us on http://www.Twitter.com/AfterBuzzTV "Like" Us on http://www.Facebook.com/AfterBuzzTV Buy Merch at http://shop.spreadshirt.com/AfterbuzzTV/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

The Deuce gets raided, exposing Bobby and igniting a fight between Vincent and Abby. Also things are heating up between Lori and C.C. Join out hosts Nate, Louiza, Nakia, and Farrah as we break down everything that happened in this week's episode. Dive into the sex-trade and porn industry of the 70s in this HBO series with James Franco! Things are absolutely insane and the visuals in this show are amazing. So why not have somebody to talk about it with? On the THE DEUCE AFTERBUZZ TV AFTER SHOW, join our panel to discuss episodes of The Deuce every week Breaking down the storylines, plots, and debauchery, we'll be there! So be sure to subscribe, comment, like, and rate for cast interviews, news and gossip, and predictions all season long! Created by George Pelecanos and David Simon, who also collaborated on HBO's "The Wire" and "Treme," the semifictional drama series "The Deuce" tells of the germination of the sex-trade industry in the heart of New York's Times Square. It's the early 1970s, and the porn business begins a shift from organized crime-backed parlors to a legitimate, culturally accepted enterprise. A cast of barkeeps, prostitutes, pimps, police and nightlife seekers centers around twins Vincent and Frankie Martino (James Franco, in a dual role), who navigate the sex business after meeting well-connected mobster Rudy Pipilo. Their storyline, among others, merges with that of prostitute Candy, whose ambition and intelligence lead her to a more prominent role in the industry. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of HWOOD, Jordi speaks with agent and motion picture partner, at The Worldwide Production Agency (WPA), Louiza Vick. They start their conversation by breaking down the differences between a manager and agent. Louiza walks us through the career path that led her to working at WPA. They discuss strategies for career advancement in the industry, and finish the conversation with some advice for those who trying to land an agent and/or manager.

In this episode of HWOOD, Jordi speaks with agent and motion picture partner, at The Worldwide Production Agency (WPA), Louiza Vick. They start their conversation by breaking down the differences between a manager and agent. Louiza walks us through the career path that led her to working at WPA. They discuss strategies for career advancement in the industry, and finish the conversation with some advice for those who trying to land an agent and/or manager.

Anna, Louiza, Lisa und Rebecca, so heißen die Mädels von der neuen Schlagergirlgroup "Lichtblick". Mit ihrem ersten Album sind sie gerade in ganz Deutschland unterwegs. Selbstverständlich besuchten sie auch die Radio Paloma Muntermacher Stefan Loll und Nora Oschatz. Im Interview verrieten sie ihre Karrierepläne und wie sie zueinander gefunden haben.

Anna, Louiza, Lisa und Rebecca, so heißen die Mädels von der neuen Schlagergirlgroup "Lichtblick". Mit ihrem ersten Album sind sie gerade in ganz Deutschland unterwegs. Selbstverständlich besuchten sie auch die Radio Paloma Muntermacher Stefan Loll und Nora Oschatz. Im Interview verrieten sie ihre Karrierepläne und wie sie zueinander gefunden haben.

Louiza Livschitz is a dear friend and student at Stanford's Doctor of Psychology Consortium program. In this episode you will see: a bit of insight into a friendship based on a mutual love of caring for others, and a quest to help those in need. Louiza and I explore the depths of our experiences, practices for self care and the future of mental health in our society.   

Author Jonathan Levi joins the podcast today to talk about his novel "Septimania" out in paperback edition will be available May 16, 2017 through Overlook Press. We talk to Jonathan about how Septimania inspired his novel, the story of Malory and Louiza, and how his own experiences inspired the novel. To learn more about Jonathan, head over to JonathanLevi.com, and pick up "Septimania" on Amazon and elsewhere books are sold! Follow the show on Twitter at @DHAPshow, listen to and subscribe on iTunes, Stitcher, iHeartRadio, PocketCasts and TuneIn Radio (leave a comment and 5 stars!)! Check out DHAPshow.com! #phenomenal

#savethecow  Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/milkthecowpodcast  Make a monthly contribution to keep Milk the Cow alive and support our work.  In this episode Micky C continues the conversation with Shaman David Charlton, Geri, Louiza and Craig at the Maya Retreat in Iquitos, Peru as part of Micky's 2 week Ayhuasca retreat. Kindly David has offered a 5% discount to any listener who contacts him via the link below. Milk the Cow will take no revenue from this arrangement we are proud to support the powerful work of the retreat and bring awareness of this healing to more people. One love. FTDCH. X Contact David at the Maya retreat here: http://mayahuascaperu.com/ and mention Milk the Cow for a 5% discount here.  10% of all purchases go to the Milk the Cow EMDR fund for people with PTSD Tickets for Milk the Cow for all Milk the Cow Podcast live on stage events here: www.milkthecowpodcast.com/tickets Tickets for Milk the Cow at Coquetfest here: www.milkthecowpodcast.com/coquetfest  Tickets for Milk the Cow Podcast live at Willowman Festival here:  http://willowmanfestival.co.uk/buy-tickets-now (Please buy the Milk the Cow special ticket to contribute 10% to the MTC EMDR fund) In the jungle: Micky C and Shamen David Charlton.    Twitter: @mikecow1 @mtcpodcast Instagram: mtcpodcast Producer: Danny H Artwork: Koops Sponsor: Sheath Underwearhttp://www.sheathunderwear.com/https://www.facebook.com/sheathunderwear  ENTER DISCOUNT CODE ‘cow’ when you checkout for 20% discount  Eztestkits: www.eztestkits.com  Sponsor: Bryte Screen and Digital http://www.bryte-digital.com/ Sponsorship/advertising/guest spot enquiries:mtcpodcast@mail.com  Please comment, rate and subscribe and download for FREE on iTunes to help the podcast reach more people, it makes a huge difference. One love. FTDCH.xhttps://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/milk-the-cow-podcast/id935323009?mt=2 )  

Who would imagine that radio drama would make the headlines in 2016? It has, with the current Archers storyline featuring the manipulative and coercive Rob Titchener whose control of his pregnant wife turns to abuse, with dramatic consequences. The press have picked up on the storyline, and funds have been raised for domestic abuse charities. Maybe most importantly, this issue of quiet ‘gaslighting’ has been brought to the fore, with individuals now feeling able to step forward to a more understanding response. Here, the plot makes Newsnight coverage. I doubt whether Evan's interview with Louiza Patikas (who plays Helen) and the Editor Sean O Connor will win any TV awards, but it’s great to see, once again, radio claiming its rightful headlines. One doubts that TV was quite so generous with coverage of major radio drama plots in 1955 when Grace Archer died in the fire timed to co-incide with the day of ITV’s launch.

Sisters and business partners Christine Buchanan and Louiza Rademan, co-owners of the Oh-lief brand of natural and organic body and baby care products have won the grand prize of the 'Think Big' TV competition...