Podcasts about luncheons

This week's episode starts in the Hamptons, makes a pit stop on the campaign trail and ends in Capri. Of course, no one is surprised because we're all just having a Brat Girl summer. Wait…didn't we coin it ‘Rat Girl Summer?' We digress. Anyway, nothing says summer like Jill Zarin's Annual Luxury Luncheon in the Hamptons. Anna ventured out east with friend Chef Stuart to attend the summer soiree and gives the deets on what went down. Meanwhile Dre is living in her antique dealer era helping her parents list random heirlooms on eBay. A 1972 silver dollar is bidding for how much!? Plus the big Biden Drop-out news and what it means. Also the Emmy Noms are in and Anna and Dre decide what category ‘The Bear' should actually be considered. And fresh off her Capri Yachting adventure, Kris Jenner is on the show with her **almost** favorite daughter Kourtney to recap the Euro trip. Kourt is busy with her newest Lemme launch and Travis's tour schedule. Oh, and Kim's latest obsession: the Salmon Sperm Facial. You're gonna love it Dolls! See you back here same place next week Big Wigs. Catch up on big wig episodes on  Youtube and follow Anna & Dre for more content.

If there's a restaurant you frequently visit, pray for and befriend your server; build a relationship, and then – share your faith. -------- Thank you for listening! Your support of Joni and Friends helps make this show possible.     Joni and Friends envisions a world where every person with a disability finds hope, dignity, and their place in the body of Christ. Become part of the global movement today at www.joniandfriends.org   Find more encouragement on Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, and YouTube.

A conversation with the iconic Jeffrey Deitch regarding an exciting 2022 exhibition at Deitch's Los Angeles gallery that has been synthesized into a new book titled "Luncheons on the Grass," available now from Rizzoli Electa. The innovative exhibition revisited and reimagined Édouard Manet's seminal work, Le Déjeuner sur l'herbe, a painting that shocked the 1863 Parisian art scene and is often heralded as the first modern painting. Our conversation explores how Deitch convinced over thirty of today's most acclaimed painters (including Cecily Brown, Jeff Koons and Christina Quarles) to respond to Manet's painting by creating works that dialogue with this historic piece, each bringing contemporary perspectives to themes of modernism, realism, and societal depiction. The result not only reconsiders Manet's impact on modern art but also examines the intersections of historical reverence and contemporary creativity. Jeffrey and I are also joined for the conversation by Viola Angiolini, Director of Research and Curatorial Projects at Jeffrey Deitch Gallery.https://www.rizzoliusa.com/book/9780847899876/https://deitch.com/los-angeles/exhibitions/luncheon-on-the-grass

Episode 270: - Review of the polls - What's your go to app? - Do men low key want a crazy woman? - The Marvels, do you blame women or men for poor ticket sales? - How often do you do self reflections? - Why do a lot of successful Black Men date outside their race? QOTW: What is it that you are hoping to do? Ask The Sons: - Still-Alive: What foods and toys would go in YOUR happy meal? - StokeyMad08: What fakes are better than the originals? - NikkiLAX: What is something good going on in the world that a lot of people aren't aware of?

Tonight, we'll read from “For Luncheon and Supper Guests” written by Alice Bradley published in 1923. “Luncheon” is the formal word for lunch, a light mid-day meal. In the Middle Ages, before electric lighting and industrialization, the mid-day meal was large and considered dinner. There was no lunch, so later in the evening a lighter meal was had called “supper”. But by the 1800s, the large meal of dinner was pushed into the evening and thus, not only was supper squeezed out, but there was a need for something to eat in between breakfast and dinner. Up until the early 1800s, luncheon was generally reserved for ladies, who would often have lunch with one another when their husbands were out. The meal was often made up of left-overs from the previous night's plentiful dinner. Beginning in the Victorian era, afternoon tea supplemented this luncheon at four o'clock. This episode first aired in November of 2021. — read by 'V' — Sign up for Snoozecast+ to get expanded, ad-free access by going to snoozecast.com/plus! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dan gets a clone (9:00 to skip). Barbecues are out, Luncheons are in. Turns out Dan knows all the calls for square dancing (we learn a lot about Dan in this sode tbh). What do I have to do to get a dance card at my next party?Special thanks to VOLO for the intro and outro music.

Dan gets a clone (9:00 to skip). Barbecues are out, Luncheons are in. Turns out Dan knows all the calls for square dancing (we learn a lot about Dan in this sode tbh). What do I have to do to get a dance card at my next party? Special thanks to VOLO for the intro and outro music.The post To Shape a Dragon's Breath: Part Two first appeared on Don't call it a book club..

ICYMI: The Mo'Kelly Show Presents – Thoughts on the expectations of Mayor-Elect Bass week one AND a listing of food distributions, events across LA County to help those in need celebrate Thanksgiving…PLUS – Actress Gina Claire Mason joins the program to introduce her new Hallmark Channel holiday film “A Christmas Spectacular” on KFI AM 640 – Live everywhere on the iHeartRadio app

Wine Road Podcast BONUS Episode Healdsburg Wine & Food Experience Sponsored by Ron Rubin Winery Bonus Episode | Healdsburg Wine & Food Experience--with Karissa Kruse, President Sonoma County Winegrowers Karissa Kruse, President Sonoma County Winegrowers joins us to tell us all about the Healdsburg Food and Wine Experience May 20-22, 2022. Wine of the Day CAST Blanc de Noirs Sparkling. Fast Five Recipe: Apple Cider Pulled Chicken from Elizabeth at Dutton Estate Winery. Wine of the Day: CAST Blanc de Noirs Sparkling Wine Fast Five: Apple Cider Pulled Chicken from Elizabeth at Dutton Estate Winery Podcast Sponsor: Ron Rubin Winery SHOW NOTES 1:07 Wine of the Day CAST wines Blanc de Noirs Sparkling. Wine Road will have a Bubble Tent at the Healdsburg Wine & Food Experience. The Inaugural Healdsburg Wine & Food Experience is happening May 20-22, 2022 in Healdsburg with a choose you own adventure format over three days of tastings, food and wine experiences, music, cooking demonstrations and seminars. Wines featured will be local and international. Saturday May 21st is the Grand Tasting with over 100 wineries from around the world. Benefit Concert at Rodney Strong with The Band Perry proceeds will go to the Sonoma County Grape Growers Foundation and support the new component of the foundation the Leadership Academy for vineyard employees. Choose from a variety of events including Luncheons, Educational Seminars, Cooking Demonstrations & Sunday Truck Tours followed by Dutton Ranch Barbecue. Visit the website https://www.healdsburgwineandfood.com/ for tickets and details on event schedule, lodging and more. USE CODE HWFEWINEROAD for special ticket pricing. 14:21 Fast Five Recipe – Apple Cider Pulled Chicken from Elizabeth at Dutton Estate Winery Ingredients:Apples, Onion, Salt, Dutton Estate Hard Apple Cider, Boneless chicken breast or thighs. Directions: Place the apples, onion, and chicken at the bottom of slow cooker. Brown the chicken beforehand if you desire. Pour half a cup of the hard apple cider on top and let it sit in the slow cooker for 4-6 hours. Remove the chicken and shred it. Put shredded chicken back in the cooker and pour the remaining cider over the top and let it cook for another hour. Serve with the Dutton Estate Hard Cider or Chardonnay or even Pinot Noir. 16:30 SPECIAL PROMO CODE!! for Healdsburg Food & Wine Experience tickets-- Use code HWFEWINEROAD to get 10% off the VIP package and 15% off the Grand Tasting General Admission tickets. 17:50 New Wine Road Insider seminars coming up in June– The Neighborhoods Tasting of Pinot Noir of Russian River Valley -- $30 for Insider Club Members and $60 for Non Members Check Wine Road website for details. All Seminars are 50% for Insider Club Members. 18:24 Best Note ever from fan Deb Hayes! Thank you Deb! Links Healdsburg Wine & Food Experience May 20-22, 2022 Dutton Estate Podcast Sponsor: Ron Rubin Winery https://ronrubinwinery.com/ Wine Road https://www.wineroad.com Wine Road Podcast Instagram -- @wineroadpodcast Credits:The Wine Road podcast is mixed and mastered at Threshold Studios Sebastopol, CA. http://thresholdstudios.info/

Tonight, we'll read from “For Luncheon and Supper Guests” written by Alice Bradley published in 1923.“Luncheon” is the formal word for lunch, a light mid-day meal.In the Middle Ages, before electric lighting and industrialization, the mid-day meal was large and considered dinner. There was no lunch, so later in the evening a lighter meal was had called “supper”.But by the 1800s, the large meal of dinner was pushed into the evening and thus, not only was supper squeezed out, but there was a need for something to eat in between breakfast and dinner.Up until the early 1800s, luncheon was generally reserved for ladies, who would often have lunch with one another when their husbands were out. The meal was often made up of left-overs from the previous night's plentiful dinner. Beginning in the Victorian era, afternoon tea supplemented this luncheon at four o'clock.— read by 'V' — Listen Ad-Free on Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode, we discuss late night charley horses, overcooked turkey, and more! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/threedollarsdown/message

In this episode of The Happy Rant Ted, Ronnie, and Barnabas do what they always do and wander to and fro through a variety of topics: The Erwin McManus high end clothing line Dominion Dating Erwinians The Oscars Luncheon

Happy Black History Month!  In addition to that, I MADE IT! This is the 12th and final episode of Vibes...Moods & Moves of Season #1!  Needless to say, I have a lot to say and some observations, reflections and feels to share with you all. In the spirit of Valentine's Day ( which was a week ago...) I have to say, I am totally in love with every single person who stepped out into the " interwebs " this past year and shared uplifting and edifying content.  You all are simply the best! As for me, my Podcast was a little monthly broadcast; and it truly became my "go to" when the News and current events got to be too much and I knew I needed a break. It has also been my public reckoning with my old self who has been chomping at the bit to do some chat in a blog meets radio format, for years!   So of course I decided to go for it in the middle of a pandemic! As scary as it was, I took comfort in knowing that I wasn't alone in doing so. So many from all around the world created and shared and took to the web, pushed passed their fear (s), frustration with being locked down... immeasurable global grief, and every other emotion we collectively have felt during this past year. I am honored to be just one voice in that mass digital choir of good stuff.   So I close this season with a full one hour episode where I chat about how I can't get into observing Black History Month on social media as it I simply feels void of that something special, the connection and deep reflection. Instead I choose to capture some of the vibe that I am missing from more traditional  ways that I have celebrated Black History Month with friends and family of years gone by. The fix for me during this time when we can't gather at Luncheons, Museums, Performances, Worship Services and such; I'm reading, watching documentaries, enjoying Art  and the Performing Arts online, listening to music and reflecting on my genealogy and my place in it all as I celebrate my African American Pride! ( which I celebrate all the time, but just a lil extra during Black History Month.).   With that said,please join me for this special Season#1 EPI 12, closing episode. Bring your tasty beverage, snack and settle into your comfy seat. This is a true blue heart to heart chat! And I sincerely hope you enjoy it.  And CHEERS to a year filled with connection and to the the next season!  "See" you all March 19h 2020 for the start of Season #2 of Vibes...Moods & Moves! NOTE:  To read my full Blog entry for this episode go here >  www.JannaeJordan.com If the streaming service you are using does not allow hyperlinks you can grab the links on my website www.jannaejordan.com from S1 EPI#12,  under the Vibes...Moods & Moves menu option.   Book I am reading: "The Devil You Know": A Black Power Manifesto : Written by, Charles M. Blow   What I am watching: The Black Church: This Is Our Story. This is our song - Official Website( PBS) Finding Your Roots (PBS) Black Art: In The Absence Of Light - (HBO)     From my Black History Month Reflections of celebrations passed: Wynton Marsalis Performing "Amazing Grace" at Federal Hall  in New York City Jonathan Green Studios ( My favorite Artist! ) Sweet Honey in The Rock - Wade in the Water Sweet Honey In The Rock - Let There Be Peace   Vibes...Moods &  Moves - Podcast

Happy Black History Month!  In addition to that, I MADE IT! This is the 12th and final episode of Vibes...Moods & Moves of Season #1!  Needless to say, I have a lot to say and some observations, reflections and feels to share with you all. In the spirit of Valentine's Day ( which was a week ago...) I have to say, I am totally in love with every single person who stepped out into the " interwebs " this past year and shared uplifting and edifying content.  You all are simply the best! As for me, my Podcast was a little monthly broadcast; and it truly became my "go to" when the News and current events got to be too much and I knew I needed a break. It has also been my public reckoning with my old self who has been chomping at the bit to do some chat in a blog meets radio format, for years!   So of course I decided to go for it in the middle of a pandemic! As scary as it was, I took comfort in knowing that I wasn't alone in doing so. So many from all around the world created and shared and took to the web, pushed passed their fear (s), frustration with being locked down... immeasurable global grief, and every other emotion we collectively have felt during this past year. I am honored to be just one voice in that mass digital choir of good stuff.   So I close this season with a full one hour episode where I chat about how I can't get into observing Black History Month on social media as it I simply feels void of that something special, the connection and deep reflection. Instead I choose to capture some of the vibe that I am missing from more traditional  ways that I have celebrated Black History Month with friends and family of years gone by. The fix for me during this time when we can't gather at Luncheons, Museums, Performances, Worship Services and such; I'm reading, watching documentaries, enjoying Art  and the Performing Arts online, listening to music and reflecting on my genealogy and my place in it all as I celebrate my African American Pride! ( which I celebrate all the time, but just a lil extra during Black History Month.).   With that said,please join me for this special Season#1 EPI 12, closing episode. Bring your tasty beverage, snack and settle into your comfy seat. This is a true blue heart to heart chat! And I sincerely hope you enjoy it.  And CHEERS to a year filled with connection and to the the next season!  "See" you all March 19h 2020 for the start of Season #2 of Vibes...Moods & Moves! NOTE:  To read my full Blog entry for this episode go here >  www.JannaeJordan.com If the streaming service you are using does not allow hyperlinks you can grab the links on my website www.jannaejordan.com from S1 EPI#12,  under the Vibes...Moods & Moves menu option.   Book I am reading: "The Devil You Know": A Black Power Manifesto : Written by, Charles M. Blow   What I am watching: The Black Church: This Is Our Story. This is our song - Official Website( PBS) Finding Your Roots (PBS) Black Art: In The Absence Of Light - (HBO)     From my Black History Month Reflections of celebrations passed: Wynton Marsalis Performing "Amazing Grace" at Federal Hall  in New York City Jonathan Green Studios ( My favorite Artist! ) Sweet Honey in The Rock - Wade in the Water Sweet Honey In The Rock - Let There Be Peace   Vibes...Moods &  Moves - Podcast

Happy Black History Month!  In addition to that, I MADE IT! This is the 12th and final episode of Vibes...Moods & Moves of Season #1!  Needless to say, I have a lot to say and some observations, reflections and feels to share with you all. In the spirit of Valentine's Day ( which was a week ago...) I have to say, I am totally in love with every single person who stepped out into the " interwebs " this past year and shared uplifting and edifying content.  You all are simply the best! As for me, my Podcast was a little monthly broadcast; and it truly became my "go to" when the News and current events got to be too much and I knew I needed a break. It has also been my public reckoning with my old self who has been chomping at the bit to do some chat in a blog meets radio format, for years!   So of course I decided to go for it in the middle of a pandemic! As scary as it was, I took comfort in knowing that I wasn't alone in doing so. So many from all around the world created and shared and took to the web, pushed passed their fear (s), frustration with being locked down... immeasurable global grief, and every other emotion we collectively have felt during this past year. I am honored to be just one voice in that mass digital choir of good stuff.   So I close this season with a full one hour episode where I chat about how I can't get into observing Black History Month on social media as it I simply feels void of that something special, the connection and deep reflection. Instead I choose to capture some of the vibe that I am missing from more traditional  ways that I have celebrated Black History Month with friends and family of years gone by. The fix for me during this time when we can't gather at Luncheons, Museums, Performances, Worship Services and such; I'm reading, watching documentaries, enjoying Art  and the Performing Arts online, listening to music and reflecting on my genealogy and my place in it all as I celebrate my African American Pride! ( which I celebrate all the time, but just a lil extra during Black History Month.).   With that said,please join me for this special Season#1 EPI 12, closing episode. Bring your tasty beverage, snack and settle into your comfy seat. This is a true blue heart to heart chat! And I sincerely hope you enjoy it.  And CHEERS to a year filled with connection and to the the next season!  "See" you all March 19h 2020 for the start of Season #2 of Vibes...Moods & Moves! NOTE:  To read my full Blog entry for this episode go here >  www.JannaeJordan.com If the streaming service you are using does not allow hyperlinks you can grab the links on my website www.jannaejordan.com from S1 EPI#12,  under the Vibes...Moods & Moves menu option.   Book I am reading: "The Devil You Know": A Black Power Manifesto : Written by, Charles M. Blow   What I am watching: The Black Church: This Is Our Story. This is our song - Official Website( PBS) Finding Your Roots (PBS) Black Art: In The Absence Of Light - (HBO)     From my Black History Month Reflections of celebrations passed: Wynton Marsalis Performing "Amazing Grace" at Federal Hall  in New York City Jonathan Green Studios ( My favorite Artist! ) Sweet Honey in The Rock - Wade in the Water Sweet Honey In The Rock - Let There Be Peace   Vibes...Moods &  Moves - Podcast

In this week's episode, we review Jen's breakdown (again) and apology to Sharieff, the hot tub splashing, and the Blue Sky luncheon.

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'Tis the season for holiday parties and luncheons.  Which a lot of times creates this underlying belief that we'll automatically gain weight.  Like gaining weight is just EXPECTED when you have holiday parties and luncheons on the calendar.  But the truth is...... No matter how many events you plan to attend this holiday season... You can STILL make progress towards your weight loss goal. On today's podcast episode I'm sharing the 3 simple questions you need to answer BEFORE attending all of your holiday parties and luncheons so you can SET YOURSELF UP FOR SUCCESS AND CONTINUE TO GET THE WEIGHT LOSS RESULTS YOU WANT! Text GET STARTED to 33777 and reply with your email address to get my cheat sheet of the 6 things Nurse Practitioners must do to lose weight.  For more info and show notes: laurenshannonnp.com/57

Linda R. Carlozzi is known to many for her stellar legal career (she’s even included on Crain's NY's list of 100 Leading Women Lawyers in New York City). But, to those of us in the Italian American community, her ubiquitous presence amongst the leadership of countless Italian American organizations might make one wonder exactly how this “Wonder Woman” finds the time for anything but being Italian. This week, Rossella and John catch up with this ever-present Italian American to explore some of the many institutions and initiatives she lends her talents to. From her college years as one of the founders of FIERI, the first national organization for Italian American college students, to her work with the National Italian American Foundation (NIAF), the Columbus Citizens Foundation, and the National Organization of Italian American Women (NOIAW), Linda has become one of the most prominent and active women leaders in Italian America. Yet, even with such a robust ethnic résumé, it’s her work as Chairwoman of the 99-years young Italian Welfare League (IWL) that has defined her service to her community. As the League gears up to celebrate its 99th anniversary in late October, we’ll discuss its founding in 1920 as a project of the American Red Cross in Italy, and its decades long service for newly-arrived Italian immigrants on the piers at Ellis Island, to its current mission born from the tragedy of September 11, 2001- to serve “i Nostri Bambini”, the children of greatest need in the Italian American community. This all-volunteer group is the oldest organization for Italian American women in the nation, yet it's leading the way in redefining service in the community. As they explore this history, they’ll take the well-worn, meandering path that comes with any episode of the Italian American Podcast, to search for better understanding of why our community keeps its culture so alive, and share a story (and argument) or two from the many years these three have crossed paths in their shared efforts to serve the community they all love. It’s an episode that will inspire you to get active in the community, and leave you with a ton of laughs along the way. Italian Welfare League "Linda Carlozzi, An Extrodinary Italian American Woman" by iItaly Hidden Heritage Collections- I Nostri Bambini: A Glimpse at the Work of the Italian Welfare League

Jocelyn Brenan came in for her regular visit to talk about Luncheons... Workshops... and Webinars... Oh My!

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Hey all, welcome to our mid-season break! The next few weeks will be featuring the talents of: BORK!@W1Face Plyb:@michaelrtm Madame:@N3rdM3tal Saffa:@Paladin_Dad

Hey all, welcome to our mid-season break! The next few weeks will be featuring the talents of: BORK!@W1Face Plyb:@michaelrtm Madame:@N3rdM3tal Saffa:@Paladin_Dad

Hey all, welcome to our mid-season break! The next few weeks will be featuring the talents of: BORK!@W1Face Plyb:@michaelrtm Madame:@N3rdM3tal Saffa:@Paladin_Dad

Not For Human Consumption: Your drunken weekly update on all the things! Movies, games, life, and everything in between! Dave's out this week recovering from surgery, so our friend Maynard comes in to hang out. Team switching in wars, locking Dave out of the NFHC Livestream, Big balls equals big beards, Allan goes on a podcast mini-tour, Dylan's adventure in a mob-themed restaurant, An Apple Watch's bad attempt at saving a life, The Legend of The Rumble Belly, We ask Maynard "How Much of A 'Dave' Are You?"; Questions designed to see if he will answer the same way Dave would.  We've lost the loser of The Garlic Challenge, Questionable skin grafts, Luncheons and Workshops, Using Facebook Birthday notifications to clean out your friends list, Dylan finally gives us a "Shiver Me Tinders", Matt is the NFHC Expert in Predator movie lore, Dylan reviews the old fucking movie "Fargo" and you might disagree with his take on it, "Hey, Look at This!" comes in hot this week with bad twerking smells, a mufuckin' Lunchables commercial, a paragliding accident, and Elmo on Flat Earth theory. The epic return of "Wittmann Breaking News", and lastly some fantastic voicemails. We close out this week's show with the track "Headline" by Paranova.  Visit us at www.NFHCPodcast.com for everything Not For Human Consumption. Support the show by subscribing to our Patreon! Leave us a voicemail anytime at 480-788-7330 Check out the NFHC Store! http://www.nfhcpodcast.com/store/ This episode of NFHC is brought to you by Crazy Cactus Beard Balm! https://crazycactusbeardbalm.com/ Paranova https://www.paranovamusic.com/ https://www.facebook.com/ParanovaOfficial/ Elmo debunks Flat Earth https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pm3WsVe4klo Russian Paragliding Accident https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Baf5Dyy0gw4

This week on RPG Lessons Learned: Dusty and Brian talk about running games in an hour… over lunch at work! Do you aspire to run a shorter game? This is worth a listen! Connect with us: RPGLL on Twitter! RPGLL on Facebook! RPGLL on Instagram! RPGLL on Google Plus! Please support RPG Lessons Learned by... The post RPG Lessons Learned 056 – Luncheons & Dragons (D&D 4e and BFRPG) appeared first on Radio Free Cybertron.

Hi there folks! Creatives Meet Business is an event and podcast series based out of Austin, Texas for artists and creatives to learn the ropes of entrepreneurship. This episode features Aubrey Wilkerson, Executive Director of Out Youth, who joined us in August during our roundtable event on Fundraising. As you'll soon find out, he has so much to share about revenue streams and how to play to your strengths for funding sources. Because there's so much magic in this episode - let's hop in and hear what Aubrey has to say! 0:00 to 3:41 - Ashland Opening Remarks and Intro of Aubrey Wilkerson 3:46 to 4:52 - Introduction of Self and Topic Started at UT, raising money for super computers Executive Director of Out Youth Board member for The Telling Project Board member for the Austin Tennis Club Fundraiser for over 10 years 4:53 to 7:10 - Sources of Funding Grants Researching and finding grantors Writing Letter of Intent  Writing Grant Interviews / Site Visits Executing the Grant Reporting and Deliverables Corporate Gifts Individual Giving // Employee Giving Find Prospective Funders Meeting  Emailing / Direct Mailing  UT model was 12 contacts a year with only one ask a year for money Event Fundraising (Gala, Luncheons, etc) Each category has a lot of work associated with them Think about your capacity and how much you can take on and execute when thinking about diversifying your revenue streams (and whether or not you can) 7:11 to 8:23 - Should You Diversify Your Funding Streams? Depends! It depends where you are with the project and much more Out Youth annually reviews its revenue streams to see how to better diversify for coming years If all your funding is from one source (all your eggs are in one basket), you better watch that basket closely 8:24 to 9:49 - Downside to Isolated Funding Streams Individual Giving Responsive to things outside your control (like the economy, election cycles) Grants High reward Grantors can change funding models and not renew the full grant, might mean releasing employees if the grant is lost 9:50 to 11:00 - Diversified Revenue Streams as Future Goal  At some point, the goal should be to have diversified income streams Start with your best and natural fits first, the lowest hanging fruit first Have future goals for improvement in areas that aren't your speciality 11:01 to 11:46 - Making a Case for Supporting the Arts Learn how to message the importance of investing in all forms of art 11:47 to 13:07 - Beyonce Story! Included because it's heart warming and lovely! 13:11 to 15:07 - What Aubrey Learned from Years in Fundraising The value of stewardship and building a relationship with donors Fundraising jobs at first are technical, it wasn't till he was actually asking for money that he learned how it all worked together If someone is actually connected to the project, asking money for it is easier 15:08 to 16:28 - Donor Circles / Donor Societies How they work Host a low impact event (wine and cheese) that's an update about the organization or project and then don't ask for money 16:32 to 17:38 - Ashland Closing Remarks Stay in touch, email us (ashland@cmbatx.com) or connect with us on social (@createmeetbiz on Instagram and Twitter // Creatives Meet Business on Facebook) Big thanks to Jamal Knox (audio engineer) and Chris James (composer)! If you like what you hear, share the podcast with your friends, and rate and review. To stay in the loop - follow us on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook or subscribe to the newsletter. More on Fundraising, stay tuned! Thanks! Ashland, Creatives Meet Business

Jack and Jo talk Dwayne The Rock Johnson, migraines, and barfing. Yum!

Unconventional is out of the ordinary and against the grain.  And Rick Boxx wrote the book on it!  He joined us today to detail the “Unconventional Business Luncheons” that he's holding all over the Midwest – and they're making a HUGE impact.  Get the scoop (and see if you can host one in your town) … Continue reading "Make Your Luncheons Unconventional"

Unconventional is out of the ordinary and against the grain.  And Rick Boxx wrote the book on it!  He joined us today to detail the “Unconventional Business Luncheons” that he's holding all over the Midwest – and they're making a HUGE impact.  Get the scoop (and see if you can host one in your town) … Continue reading Make Your Luncheons Unconventional The post Make Your Luncheons Unconventional appeared first on iWork4Him Podcast.

Every month on the Third Thursday, we highlight a woman who's making a difference in our community and feature her on a segment we call the Valley Women Today. This can be a woman who is successfully running a business, making an impact with non-profits in her community or just someone who has a unique history that might be of interest to our listeners. Today's show was actually recorded yesterday. We had the amazing opportunity to attend the Valley Business Women's Luncheon hosted by the Top of Virginia Regional Chamber and speak with Adriana Trigiani. She's has written best-selling novels, screenplays, and two memoirs. Plus she has written and directed documentaries and a major motion picture – Big Stone Gap based on her book series. It was a great conversation with insight to the struggles women face in her industry and as a whole. We talked about her journey, her accomplishments and creative processes. For more information about Adriana or to purchase her books, including her latest: Kiss Carlo  due out on June 20 - visit her website: adrianatrigiani.com. You can get more details about the quarterly Valley Business Women's Luncheons on the Top of Virginia Regional Chamber's website: https://www.regionalchamber.biz/ or by liking their Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/ValleyBusinessWomen/ From her website: Adriana Trigiani is beloved by millions of readers around the world for her bestselling novels, including her latest, All the Stars in the Heavens, the instant bestseller of The New York Times, Barnes & Noble, Publishers Weekly, USA Today, and Indie Booksellers nationwide. She wrote the blockbuster The Shoemaker's Wife, the Big Stone Gap series, the Valentine trilogy and Lucia, Lucia.  Trigiani's themes of love and work, emphasis upon craftsmanship and family life have brought her legions of fans who call themselves Adri-addicts (a term coined by book maven Robin Kall). Their devotion has made Adriana one of “the reigning queens of women's fiction” (USA Today). Adriana wrote and directed the film adaptation of her debut novel Big Stone Gap, produced by the Academy Award winning producer Donna Gigliotti, shot entirely on location in her hometown, with an all star cast including: Ashley Judd, Patrick Wilson, Whoopi Goldberg, John Benjamin Hickey, Anthony LaPaglia, Jenna Elfman, Jane Krakowski, Judith Ivey, Mary Pat Gleason, Dagmara Dominczyk, Mary Testa, Paul Wilson, Chris Sarandon, Jasmine Guy, and introducing Erika Coleman and Bridget Gabbe, with music by John Leventhal, and songs performed by his lovely wife, Rosanne Cash.  Glorious local talent perform on the soundtrack and act in the movie, sharing their gifts beyond the peaks of the Appalachian mountains. The soundtrack is now available on iTunes and in stores. Big Stone Gap opened the Virginia Film Festival on November 6th, 2014. Tickets for the 1000-seat house sold out in minutes, breaking a record for the festival. The film screened at the inaugural Bentonville Film Festival in May 2015 to three sold-out crowds; at the closing ceremony, Big Stone Gap took home the first award of the night for Best Ensemble. Big Stone Gap hit theaters nationwide on October 9th, 2015 and spent 11 weeks in theaters. The film was the #2 Romantic Comedy of 2015, and listed as a top-grossing women-directed film of that year. It is now available to own.

Luncheons, office parties and endless collections for life events and charitable causes.  You need a raise just to pay for all this crap!