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“I believe in the future of agriculture.” These first seven words of the FFA creed only begin to tell the story of The National FFA Organization and the effect it has on today's youth and tomorrow's leaders. Hot on the heels of Alabama's 97th Annual FFA State Convention, Josie sat down with Mackenzie Smith - 2024-2025 Alabama FFA State Treasurer, AJCA member and Marshall County cattle showman - to discuss this great organization and the role it plays in strengthening Alabama's beef industry.
The 2024 finals series began with a pulsating weekend of Semi-Final action across the NPL and FQPL1 competion and the focus now shifts to Grand Final day next Sautrday at Suncorp Stadium. On the show this week we caught up with Lions FC coach Darren Sime, Moreton City Excelsior assistant Mackenzie Smith and Gold Coast Knights coach Gary French.
GETTING IT BACK: THE STORY OF CYMANDE lovingly recounts the journey of Cymande, a group of Black British musicians who all came to the U.K. from the Caribbean as children, released three brilliant albums in quick succession in the early 1970s and were embraced in the USA. But in the U.K., they faced a music business beset by prejudice against homegrown Black talent and were largely ignored. They originally split in 1975, but their music lived on, as successive generations of artists and fans found and embraced their songs. Hip Hop, House, Drum and Bass, R&B, Rare Groove, and crate-digging communities all saw something in the songs of Cymande that inspired them. Through insightful interviews with band members and influential figures including Mark Ronson, Laura Lee and Mark Speer (Khruangbin), DJ Maseo (De La Soul), Jazzie B (Soul II Soul), Cut Chemist, Jim James (My Morning Jacket), Louie Vega, and Kool DJ Red Alert, this stranger than fiction documentary explores the band's profound impact and enduring legacy. Director Tim MacKenzie-Smith stops by to talk about his own introduction to the music of Cymande, designing the look and feel of the film to seen as a big screen communal experience, how the band members kept each others hope, music and spirit alive over the years, and the joy of seeing the band and their music get the recognition it deserves. For more go to: cymandeofficial.com/film
Where are my introverts at? Today's episode of the Feminine Fire Podcast with Bec Cuzzillo is for YOU.If there's one thing I've learnt in my 7+ years of supporting spiritual women in their lives and businesses, it's that intuitive, sensitive souls also often identify as introverts.And I know that online business often feels like an extrovert's world. It can feel like you have to be louder and bigger and more out there in order to be successful.But in my experience, that's simply not the case.When you play to your strengths, stay grounded in your values and honour your authentic energy, you can create an incredibly abundant and successful business as an introvert.Which is why I'm excited to introduce you to my incredible guest today – Katherine Mackenzie-Smith.Katherine is an award-winning business coach and visibility strategist for introverts and highly sensitive souls, an Energy + Soul Practitioner, and host of the Emerge + Expand podcast.Through her 1:1 mentoring, group programs, and business memberships, Katherine supports gentle leaders to create successful, sustainable businesses through their own innate energy and strengths. If you're an introvert and you're ready to build an abundant and thriving business – you'll love this episode.Let's dive in.Things You'll Learn In This Episode of Feminine FireKatherine shares how being an introvert has shaped her business journeyHow to navigate being an introvert in a very extroverted-centric business worldThe business strategies and mindset shifts that are working right now for introverted business ownersConnect with KatherineInstagram: @miss_kmsDownload the FREE Cozy Business Task Tracker hereWebsite: https://katherinemackenziesmith.com/ Want More?Apply for the Spiritual Business Mistressmind https://www.beccuzzillo.com/mistressmind Website: https://www.beccuzzillo.comInstagram: @bec.cuzzillo
Seriously in Business: Brand + Design, Marketing and Business
Are you tired of the hustle and bustle of churning out content just for the sake of it? Do you find yourself caught in the swirling whirlwind of social media, trying to keep up with the pressure to constantly post?As business owners, we're often bombarded with the pressure to constantly grow, expand, and keep up with the ever-evolving online landscape. However, the key to success lies in purposeful, intentional content creation that aligns with your values and mission.In this episode, join me as I engage in a fascinating conversation with Katherine Mackenzie-Smith about the importance of purpose-driven content creation and building a cozy business ecosystem.Katherine, an online business coach, shares her insights on rethinking content creation, the value of creating a deep and purposeful content ecosystem, and the power of understanding oneself in running a business.This episode offers valuable tips for online business and marketing, emphasizing the significance of authenticity, intentional business approaches, and self-awareness.Key takeaways:- Building a purposeful content ecosystem focused on tailoring content to different points in the audience's journey, using pillar content, and repurposing across platforms.- Shifting the focus from constant social media posting to creating meaningful, long-term content with an emphasis on building communities and email lists.- Embracing the "cozy business" concept, which advocates for anti-growth and anti-empire ideologies, encourages running a business on one's own terms, and emphasises self-awareness and individual needs in business operations.Let's dive in!ABOUT KATHERINE:Katherine Mackenzie-Smith is an award-winning business coach, guide, and strategist for introverts and highly sensitive souls, an ideas alchemist, and the host of the Emerge + Expand podcast. Through her 1:1 mentoring, group programs, and brand new Secret Introvert's Business membership, Katherine supports gentle leaders to create successful, sustainable cozy businesses through their own innate wisdom and strengths, without feeling like they have to change who they are.Katherine recently won International Coach of the Year 2023, has been named a ‘self help guru' by Elle Magazine, Brainz Top 500 Global Entrepreneurs and featured on the covers of Happiness and Wellbeing magazine and Inspired Coach magazine, as well as being featured in a number of publications, podcasts, and websites including Cleo Magazine, Collective Hub, and The Introvert Entrepreneur. CONNECT WITH KATHERINE:Website: https://katherinemackenziesmith.comWork with Katherine: https://katherinemackenziesmith.com/common-roomInstagram: https://instagram.com/miss_kmsYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/katherinemackenziesmith
Ever wondered if your introversion is getting in the way of your business? Well in this episode of The Crystal Vision Podcast, Business Expert Katherine Mackenzie-Smith breaks down how to use your social energy battery to your advantage so that you can build a business that aligns with your vision of success. Make sure to share this episode with your fellow introvert or extrovert friends so that they can also apply these concepts to their career. See you in the episode!Visionary, are you ready for your Integrator? Let's scale your business by simplifying >>>Discover nowWork with Katherine >>> https://katherinemackenziesmith.com/Be sure to take a screenshot of this episode and share it on your Instagram stories, tagging @oliviatheintegrator and @miss_kms and I will be in your inbox with a special surprise ;)
On this episode of Mocs on the Mic presented by SmartBank, host Chris Goforth chats with Director of Volleyball Julie Torbett and the 2022 Southern Conference champion women's soccer head coach Gavin McKinney to preview their teams' 2023 seasons. Soccer makes its return to Finley Stadium and kicks off action in an exhibition match on August 5. The season opens on the road on August 17 at SEC foe Vanderbilt and the Mocs home opener is August 31 against Austin Peay. McKinney, a two-time SoCon Coach of the Year (2020 [21], 2022) begins his ninth season at the helm. He returns All-Conference first teamer and captain Mackenzie Smith, second team members Caroline Ekern, Clarissa Salinas and Birna Johannsdottir. Ekern and Salinas were joined on the All-Freshman team by Zoey Mize and Carolina Richvalsky who earned a spot on the SoCon All-Tournament Team. Volleyball turns its attention to August 25-26 as the team prepares for their season-opening tournament in Atlanta. Before that, fans have a pair of opportunities to catch the Mocs at Maclellan Gymnasium at the annual Blue-Gold Scrimmage (August 17) and the team's exhibition against Tennessee Tech (August 22). Torbett is entering her second year at the helm of Chattanooga's indoor volleyball team, coming off of a season in 2022 in which the Mocs finished 17-16 and reached the SoCon Tournament semifinals for the first time since 2016. Torbett's 17 wins marked the most for a UTC head coach in their first season. Follow each episode of Mocs on the Mic on GoMocs.com, Spotify or Apple Podcasts as we discuss all things Chattanooga Mocs. Click to subscribe and get notified when it drops!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
Figure Skating is all about 1 piece of equipment: your Skates! Everyone knows that when your equipment doesn't feel good or fit your performance goals, endless frustration ensues. In this Episode, special guest Mackenzie Smith from ProSkate Edmonton joins the conversation to help us revisit the importance of having the best fit. It's a reminder for anyone who wants to go to the next level of performance along with those just starting in the sport. Interested in getting custom skates remote fitted? Start HERE
What is it like becoming and being a coach who identifies as an introvert and possibly highly sensitive and empathic as well? Listen in as the 2022-2023 Beautiful You Coaching Academy joint winner of the International Coach of the Year - Katherine Mackenzie-Smith - shares her thoughts on the power of coaching as an introvert, why introverted people make incredible coaches and her special message to anyone who is an introvert and thinking about becoming a coach! The coaching industry needs people who identify in a multitude of intersecting ways. And yes…that includes coaches who are introverts! Website: https://katherinemackenziesmith.com Instagram: https://instagram.com/miss_kms Facebook: https://facebook.com/katherinemackenziesmithcoaching YouTube: https://youtube.com/katherinemackenziesmith
Daniel Hart is a composer, performer, and producer who has written music for such critically acclaimed films as, “A Ghost story”, “Old Man and the Gun” and “The Green Knight”. As a performer he has traveled the world playing with artists like St. Vincent, Broken Social Scene, Other Lives and the Polyphonic Spree as well as his own band Dark Rooms. In this episode we premier his new song “Maureen” and talk about the musicality of different languages, not polishing away the humanity of a performer in a recording, and the benefits and disadvantages of composing as a non-pianist.“Maureen”Written by Daniel HartPerformed by Sean Giddings on piano, Mike Luzecki on bass, Mackenzie Smith on drums, Evan Smith on Saxophone and Daniel Hart on strings.
In this episode of the Poetic Resurrection Podcast, we have William Mackenzie-Smith. We discuss the various medicinal properties of CBD, CBDA, and THC for healing purposes. We laugh about youth mishaps with cannabis and how everything is dosage. His journey with shamanism, ayahuasca and soul retrieval. A really interesting, informative and enjoyable episode. Tune in! William Mackenzie-Smith Bio Described as an alchemist by LA Weekly, William Mackenzie-Smith was a photographer and cinematographer in England before moving to the United States where he began his study of shamanism and ethnobotany. A life-changing trip to the Amazon confirmed his belief in the healing power of plants and on his return, he successfully treated his own skin cancer with topical cannabis. Soon he was making medicine for family and friends and Mackenzie Medicinals was born. Mackenzie Medicinals supplied major dispensaries in the L.A. area with cannabis oils, oral tinctures, and topical oils for many years. The family owned company has won numerous awards for almost all their products. Full legalization brought changes to the medical cannabis landscape and Mackenzie Medicinals is currently in the process of launching unique and potent formulas that combine CBD and herbs to target specific conditions. You can reach William at Instagram @mackenziemedicinals
I am so excited to bring you the first guest for 2023. This week I got to sit down with the remarkable Katherine Mackenzie-Smith chatting all things introvert. Katherine is an award-winning business coach, guide, and content strategist for introverts and highly sensitive souls, an ideas alchemist, energy and soul medicine practitioner, and host of the Emerge + Expand podcast. Through her 1:1 mentoring, group programs, and brand new Secret Introvert's Business membership, Katherine supports gentle leaders to create successful, sustainable businesses through their own innate wisdom and strengths, without feeling like they have to change who they are. And beyond being a business coach, Katherine is an incredible human on a journey to uncover who she truly is, working through and releasing her conditioning and ultimately creating a life where she gets to do it her way in a way that feels good. This is such an incredible conversation, and for anyone who's exploring their relationship with being introverted, this is one you do not want to miss. Connect with Katherine: Instagram: https://instagram.com/miss_kmsFacebook: https://facebook.com/groups/introvertfriendlybusiness.comWebsite: https://katherinemackenziesmith.comWork with Katherine: https://secretintrovertsbusiness.com Inner Warrior Connection Meditations:https://www.jacirogash.com/innerwarriorconnectionWork with Me: 1:1 Energy Coaching: https://www.jacirogash.com/energycoaching Connect with me: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jaci.rogash/Join my Facebook Group Website: https://www.jacirogash.com/
In this episode of Quah (Q & A), Sal, Adam & Justin coach four Pump Heads via Zoom. Mind Pump Fit Tip: MOST accepted fitness programs give you results, but none last forever. (1:53) A new MAPS Program is COMING! (14:28) Strength training has a profound impact on our health. (15:18) Shout out to Vuori and their new partner. (19:39) ChatGPT can now give stock predictions?! (22:55) Why is Bill Gates now criticizing the vaccine? (24:10) COVID-19 is a great study in human behavior. (27:27) Is Logan Paul's ‘Prime' the Gatorade of this generation? (33:10) Mind Pump Recommends ‘Pez Outlaw' on Netflix. (44:03) The ‘0' calorie hustle. (48:22) Defining raw milk. (51:23) Shout out to Mackenzie Smith! (56:38) #ListenerLive question #1 - Is it typical for someone with a heavy endurance background for their body to “remember” to be lean or conservative on any mass/gain? (57:54) #ListenerLive question #2 - What are the best practices to incorporate weighing food to get an idea of what I eat and how that breaks down in macros and calories? (1:13:23) #ListenerLive question #3 - Where do you recommend I start if I'm looking into getting testing done to check for hormonal imbalances, and nutrient deficiencies and to get an idea of my overall gut health? (1:28:05) #ListenerLive question #4 - As an athlete, is it beneficial to sleep in after a hard practice the evening before? (1:38:15) Related Links/Products Mentioned Ask a question to Mind Pump, live! Email: live@mindpumpmedia.com Visit Vuori Clothing for an exclusive offer for Mind Pump listeners! Visit Drink LMNT for an exclusive offer for Mind Pump listeners! February Promotion: MAPS Performance, MAPS Aesthetic, and MAPS HIIT are all 50% off! **Code FEB50 at checkout** Tip: Turn Up the Volume - T NATION Mind Pump #1897: Why Phasing Your Workouts Is So Important & How To Properly Switch It Up Resistance Training and Mortality Risk: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis Vuori Teams Up With Exos As Exclusive Apparel Partner Ponto Performance Pant - Vuori ChatGPT explains Warren Buffett's investment strategy Bill Gates says COVID-19 vaccines are 'missing two key things' Logan Paul announces deal with UFC - Sports Illustrated Watch The Pez Outlaw | Netflix 12 'Zero Calorie' Foods That Totally Have Calories Chocolate milk vs. protein shake: Which is better after a workout Visit Organifi for the exclusive offer for Mind Pump listeners! **Promo code MINDPUMP at checkout** MAPS Fitness Anabolic Mind Pump #1305: Five Steps To Intuitive Eating Mind Pump #1830: Five Steps To Determine Your Ideal Caloric Intake Stephen Cabral's Big 5 Tests MP Hormones Mind Pump Hormones Facebook Private Forum Stephen Cabral x Mind Pump MP Holistic Health Oura Ring: Accurate Health Information Accessible to Everyone Mind Pump #1770: How Sleep Helps Your Muscles Recover And Grow Mind Pump #1345: 6 Ways To Optimize Sleep For Faster Muscle Gain And Fat Loss Mind Pump Podcast – YouTube Mind Pump Free Resources People Mentioned Brad Schoenfeld, Ph.D. (@bradschoenfeldphd) Instagram Logan Paul (@loganpaul) Instagram Mackenzie Smith (@smithhmackenzie) Twitter Dr. Stephen Cabral (@stephencabral) Instagram Kerri Walsh Jennings (@kerrileewalsh) - Instagram
Introverts thrive with one on one conversations so a podcast is a great way to naturally share the things they are passionate about with people that align with their values in a way that feels the most comfortable to them. This week, episode 82 of Listeners to Leads is about podcasting for introverts!In this episode of Listeners to Leads, my guest Katherine Mackenzie-Smith shares how podcasting can be a fantastic place for introverts to build connection and showcase their expertise in a way that feels genuine and actionable steps you can take right now to connect with potential guests in a way that feels natural.Katherine and I also chat about the following: The lessons Katherine learned from her first podcast that has led to the success of her current podcast. Our (somewhat differing opinions) on this idea that everyone should start a podcast. How podcasting can be used as a strategy for introverts to make connections with others with similar interests or potential clients. An underutilized strategy for introverted podcasters to connect directly with their ideal clients. At the end of the day, your podcast is about you sharing the things you're passionate about, so whether you're an introvert or an extrovert, if podcasting feels right for you there's something to be said about that. Be sure to tune in to all the episodes to receive tons of practical tips on turning your podcast listeners into leads and to hear even more about the points outlined above.Thank you for listening! If you enjoyed this episode, take a screenshot of the episode to post in your stories and tag me! And don't forget to follow, rate and review the podcast and tell me your key takeaways!CONNECT WITH KATHERINE MACKENZIE-SMITH:WebsiteEmerge and Expand PodcastInstagram Facebook- Katherine Mackenzie-Smith CoachingFacebook- Introvert-Friendly BusinessCONNECT WITH ALESIA GALATI:InstagramLinkedInWork with Galati Media! Join the Membership
Do you follow all the 'shoulds' in business on how to show up and sell? Well, today I'm joined by Katherine Mackenzie-Smith, who will be breaking down visibility, and why there are seasons to it that you might not have noticed before. We discuss why there are fundamental things that you need to do for your business to function. Typically, you don't start your business for these things, but it's a part of the journey and how to handle juggling the good pieces with the not-so-fun features with using the seasons to your advantage.If you're not feeling like using social media to get visibility on your business, that's ok, but we explore that you need to use some channel, whether it's in-person events or paid ads; you need to find a way that works for you to gain visibility. And when it comes to visibility, it's not about going hard 24/7 on being visible, selling all the time, but instead trusting that when the time comes to rest and pause, it's ok to do that.We discuss why you'll resent and feel worn out by your business if you're putting too much pressure on yourself to create content because you're worried about when the next invoice is coming in and how to prevent that from happening. If that sounds like you, then listen to this week's episode.Connect with Katherine over on:Website: https://katherinemackenziesmith.com/30-Day Content Planner: emergeandexpand.com/30Book she is reading: Big Magic by Elizabeth Gilbert and Gideon the Ninth by Tamsyn Muir_____________________________________________________________________For more of The Scenic Route, head to scenicroutepodcast.com for more free resources to help you build the life you want, regardless of what life throws at you. JOIN THE CONVERSATIONConnect with me over on: Instagram https://www.instagram.com/jenniferwalter_ch/ or TikTok https://www.tiktok.com/@itsjenniferwalter Don't forget to sign up and receive your free Intuitive Branding Invitation email course, where you learn how to unlock the secrets to a captivating brand that is just so you and builds the foundation of your successful and sustainable business. SHOW SOME LOVEIf you found value in today's episode, I would appreciate it if you could leave a rating and review and help me share the message with more business owners who are ready to discover the scenic route!
On this episode of Mocs on the Mic presented by SmartBank, host Chris Goforth looks back at the 2022 women's soccer season with head coach Gavin McKinney and senior Shelby Hash.The Mocs claimed their first-ever Southern Conference title in the program's 27-year history. McKinney was named the Southern Conference Coach of the Year, his second in three seasons. Senior Maggie Shaw earned her second SoCon Defensive Player of the Year honor and was named All-Conference First Team along with fellow captain Mackenzie Smith. Four were named to the All-Conference Second Team and four made the All-Freshman Team.After falling to Wofford in the regular season, the Mocs avenged its only league loss with a quarterfinal victory over the Terriers, advancing to the semifinal. However, in overtime, the Mocs fell 2-1 to UNCG, ending a magical run. Hash and freshman Caroline Richvalsky were selected to the all-tournament team.Follow each episode of Mocs on the Mic on GoMocs.com, Spotify or Apple Podcasts as we discuss all things Chattanooga Mocs. Click to subscribe and get notified when it drops!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
"I'm Russian and I'm against the war" is SBS Russian podcast series in which we record short interviews with Russians in Australia, for whom it is important to publicly speak out against the war in Ukraine. - "Я русский и я против войны" - подкаст SBS Russian, где мы записываем короткие интервью с русскими людьми, живущими в Австралии, для которых важно публично выступить против войны в Украине.
Like the dove that represents their spirit, the Cymande story soars once again, this time in OKC. The 2022 deadCenter Film Festival is the home of many experiences, including a few free and open to the public in OKC's most beautiful spaces. Last night they premiered the OKC Thunder Film, The Seeds of Greenwood, as part of the Friday Night Frolic in Scissortail Park, and tonight they are debuting the new music documentary, Getting It Back: The Cymande Story. The film documents the origins of the hugely influential UK funk band, Cymande, as well as their break-up and recent rebirth. In this exclusive deadCenter 2022 interview on The Cinematic Schematic, host Caleb Masters and special guest co-host, Stuart Hudson, the co-publisher and editor-in-chief of Edible OKC Magazine, are joined by two Cymande band members and film producer/director Tim Mackenzie-Smith who tell their story. Cymande guitarist Patrick Patterson and bass player Steve Scipio join Mackenzie-Smith to share their stories about the band's history and discuss why now is the time for their comeback and the documentary. Getting It Back: The Cymande Story is playing to the public in the Wheeler District tonight at 9 PM CST. Special Guests Stuart Hudson Co-Publisher […] The post Getting It Back: The Cymande Story Jumpstarts the Return of the Influential Band – dCFF22 appeared first on The Cinematropolis.
Like many of us, Katherine first entered the entrepreneurial space as a follower of the traditional “digital marketing guru”. But there was a big problem – the methods they taught were NOT made for introverts. That led Katherine to burnout… she wound up walking away from her business for three years until it hit her: to be successful, she had to do it on her own terms. Listen now! Can't-Miss Moments From This Episode:MythBusters, entrepreneur edition: Can you be animated and have a YouTube channel (or a podcast?) and still call yourself an introvert? Here's what happened when an entitled viewer tried to tell Katherine she was lying about being an introvert… How the hell do you measure success? Not a trick question… have you even thought about what success looks like, for YOU specifically? Today I'm issuing you an Official Challenge™ to define it for yourself, societal expectations be damned. Stop giving me your power: what most people get totally wrong when they hire a coach to help them out (hint: if you're looking for hand-holding and a step-by-step formula for success, here's why you're setting yourself up for disappointment) A surprising business lesson from “Big Brother”… Katherine shares what separated the thriving contestants from those who fell apart — do you know which one are you in your biz? Polished social media presence or real-deal messy human? Katherine and I weigh in on which is more effective for your life (and your business)This one is jam-packed full of advice. Don't miss out - listen now!Katherine's Bio:Katherine Mackenzie-Smith is a business coach and strategist for introverts and highly sensitive souls, an ideas alchemist, energy and soul medicine practitioner, and host of the popular League of Extraordinary Introverts podcast. Through her 1:1 mentoring, Emerge and Expand business membership, speaking and writing, Katherine supports quiet leaders to create successful, sustainable businesses through their own innate wisdom and strengths, without feeling like they have to change who they are. Katherine has been named a ‘self help guru' by Elle Magazine, featured on the covers of Happiness and Wellbeing magazine and Inspired Coach magazine, as well as being featured in a number of publications, podcasts, and websites including Cleo Magazine, Collective Hub, The Introvert Entrepreneur, and One Woman Shop. Resources and links mentioned:Katherine's siteKatherine's InstagramCome kick ass with me:Permission to Kick Ass websiteAngie's Facebook PageAngie on InstaAngie on YouTubeDownload this episode
Mark Davies interviews Tim Mackenzie-Smith (director/producer) about his documentary GETTING IT BACK: THE STORY OF CYMANDE which is featured as part of the 19th edition of the Calgary Underground FIlm Festival 2022. Cymande are the unsung heroes of hip hop, disco and a host of other genres, whose message of peace, love and funk sailed beyond Britain's shores and helped shape music for five decades. Long after they stopped playing, the music played on, so they returned to play some more.In the racially turbulent UK of the early ‘70s, a group of black musicians came together in South London with a common love of rhythms and a message of peace. Cymande – with the dove as their symbol – combined jazz, funk, soul and Caribbean grooves to form a unique sound. Despite success in the USA they faced indifference in their native Britain, becoming disillusioned and disbanding. But the music lived on, as new generations of artists imbibed and reworked their pioneering sounds in fresh ways. From Soul II Soul to De La Soul, MC Solaar to The Fugees, the Dove had spread Cymande's message far and wide, prompting their return after forty years. This is their story. Executive Produced by John Battsek (SEARCHING FOR SUGAR MAN) and Daniel Gordon (THE TRIALS OF OSCAR PISTORIUS).
Welcome to another month of curdbox! This is the second April that we are teaming up with cheese legend MacKenzie Smith of @GrilledCheeseSocial who's helped us co-curate the Hot and Melty box: a delicious set of cheeses and pairings that both make a great cheeseboard, and also double as an incredible flight of grilled cheese sandwiches. In this podcast, you'll hear Jenn, Julie, and MacKenzie taste their way through three Jasper Hill cheeses: Whitney, Cabot Clothbound, and Vault 5. Pairing up, we have the Hot Pepper Bacon Jam by Terrapin Ridge, Carolina Kettle Bee Sting Sriracha Kettle Chips by 1in6 Snacks, and Raspberry Mostarda by Blake Hill Preserves. If you'd like to "eat along", subscribe to your own curdbox at curdbox.com!Follow us @curdboxFollow MacKenzie @GrilledCheeseSocialFollow the producers in this box at:@jasperhillfarm, @terrapinridgefarms, @in6snacks_, and @blakehillpreserves.
Are you an overwhelmed introverted entrepreneur looking to bring in some more sustainability to your business that also meets your needs and strengths as an introvert? Today, I am chatting with Business Coach & Strategist Katherine Mackenzie-Smith about building an introvert-friendly and sustainable business. In this episode, Katherine and I explore how her winding career path led her to become a business coach and strategist, using marketing methods that are introvert-friendly, the three p's to survive in your business, especially as an introvert, making your business more introvert-friendly and sustainable when you are stick in the overwhelm trap, and so much more that I can't wait for you to tune into this episode. If you enjoyed this episode, I invite you to take a screenshot and tag me on your Instagram stories @introvertcoach and tell me your biggest takeaway! Check out the full show notes at www.introvertpreneur.com/ep46 Are you an introvertpreneur who feels stressed out and overwhelmed while marketing your business in an extroverted way? My monthly membership, The Introvertpreneur Club, will give you the support you need as a service provider, freelancer, or any other service business to feel comfortable and confident in your business. This membership will help you find the marketing methods that work best for your business and so much more! Use the link below to join a community of like-minded entrepreneurs and receive support on your introvertpreneur journey. introvertpreneur.com/join-the-club
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One size fits all business models do NOT work for those of us who are both entrepreneurs and introverts. If you're wondering whether your quiet nature or your need to recharge regularly with plenty of alone time is going to get in the way of growing and scaling your business, this is the episode for you! Marissa chats with an intuitive business strategist and host of the League of Extraordinary Introverts podcast Katherine Mackenzie-Smith about creating an introvert-friendly business, including how to set up and run your business in a way that gives you space to recharge, and her favourite tips and strategies for introvert business owners. Katherine's Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/introvertfriendlybusiness Get Katherine's Content Ecosystem workshop: https://thecontentecosystem.com/ ------ Enjoyed this episode? Please subscribe, rate and review us on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or your favourite podcast platform! --- Bring more ease to your business: Learn the 3 simplest ways to streamline your business growth with Marissa's FREE audio class at https://www.marissaroberts.com/ --- Tired of people asking to "pick your brain"? Turn brain pickers into paying clients with Marissa's FREE scripts at https://www.marissaroberts.com/resources --- Follow Marissa on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/marissarobertsofficial Chat about Simpler Business with Marissa on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thesimplerbusinesspodcast
Mackenzie Smith (@mackenziesmitth) is a YouTube host for Inform Overload and Top 10 Beyond The Screen. Today we're talking all about controversy because usually when we have to discuss certain controversial topics our time is limited. We get into all of the recent Britney Spears Vs. Jamie Lynn drama and talk about her manifesting her dreams of hanging with big influencers in Los Angeles while working as an intern for the summer. --------- CONNECT WITH THE GUEST: YouTube: https://bit.ly/33xWiIM Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mackenziesmitth/ TikTok: https://bit.ly/3KtIfok --------- ✔️ Subscribe
This episode of The Priestess Podcast might be about to bust a myth or belief you have wide open. And so get ready. If you think your soul work is all about what you do for a living or to earn money - my guest today Katherine Mackenzie Smith is here to lovingly challenge that notion and - put honestly - get you to think much bigger, deeper and wider about yourself and your reason for being here in this life than that. Katherine has a truly divine way of expressing the depths of what it means to be human - in all our mess, loveliness, shadow and imperfect perfection. This is a conversation that may just change your life and have you viewing what you ‘do' and who you truly are, in a whole new light.
Florida native, MacKenzie Smith is the cheesy proprietor of GrilledCheeseSocial.com - A food and travel blog dedicated to all that is delicious! MacKenzie is also an incredible mama to a 1 year old girl, named Poppy and has recently dipped her spoon into the world of mommy blogging. In addition to that, she has been writing cheesy recipes for over 11 years, has published a cookbook (with more to come!), and is a regular in the Food Network world and has even won 2 Cooking Network competition shows! Today's episode is sponsored by Acoustic Athletics Visit their https://acousticathletics.com/ (website )to learn more LINKS for MacKenzie Smith https://www.grilledcheesesocial.com (GRILLED CHEESE SOCIAL - Blog) https://instagram.com/grilledcheesesocial (INSTAGRAM) https://pinterest.com/grilledcheesesocial (PINTEREST) https://twitter.com/gcsocial (TWITTER) ARE YOU ON THE LIST YET? Start receiving the podcast and insider notes from Kevin straight to your email's inbox by clicking https://kevin-lowe.aweb.page/podcast (HERE)! DID YOU KNOW? You can support The Lowe down with Kevin Lowe for just the cost of a Cup of Joe! https://www.buymeacoffee.com/kevinlowe (CLICK to support the podcast) LINKS FOR THE PODCAST https://www.thelowedownwithkevinlowe.com/ (Visit the Website) https://instagram.com/thelowedownwithkevinlowe (Follow on Instagram) https://facebook.com/thelowedownwithkevinlowe (Like on Facebook) "Never be afraid to be CHEESY!" Mentioned in this episode: null null
Eric Luling has been the Onset Dresser for many big-name movies since 1998, including There Will Be Blood, Avengers, Gone Girl, and Lincoln. Eric shares what the role of an onset dresser entails, from being responsible for the continuity of the set from scene to scene to liaising with the decorator and production designer. He also addresses the common misconception that the onset dresser is not part of the costume department! On this episode of My Creative Careers, Eric discusses the differences between his role and the responsibilities of the Props Department and where it sometimes overlaps. He gives us the lowdown on how he got into the film business (spoiler - show up and be persistent) and how he subsequently progressed in his career. Eric also gives his advice and insights to people interested in building a creative career in his area of the industry. “You only give a director a yes or no question — because they have 500 people asking them questions, they have a second and they have to make a decision, and you make it really easy and binary for them.” - Adam Leipzig “It's really helpful for a lot of people out there ... to know that living the way that you have lived actually helps you in a certain way on the set to gauge people and their reach.” - Tamika Lamison “An object in a frame should help tell the narrative. If it doesn't get rid of it.” - Eric Luling Highlights This Week: The different methods that Eric uses to approach the challenges of recreating a period setting or building a fantasy setting as an onset dresser Why good people skills and effective communication strategies are essential for an onset dresser How Eric establishes a good relationship with the director on set The craziest thing that Eric has ever had to find at the last minute to dress a set How Eric learned to be so good with people and why he likes to stand back and observe what's going on in a film Eric gives his advice to an onset dresser at the start of his career and describes what he is looking for when he's dressing for frame Why Eric is always on top of continuity Student of The Week: Mack Smith - Mackenzie Smith is 25 and from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. She's been working locally in film for the last 3 years in the art and set decoration department and has worked on films such as Reagan and Killers of the Flower Moon. In her free time she enjoys making art, music, and writing. Resources: Eric Luling on IMDB Connect with MediaU: MediaU Website MediaU on Facebook MediaU on Instagram MediaU on Twitter Adam Leipzig on LinkedIn Tamika Lamison on LinkedIn
Disgraced retired businessman Ron Brierley has been sentenced to 14 months in prison with a seven-month non-parole period. The 84-year-old appeared in a Sydney court today, having pleaded guilty in April to three charges of possessing child sex abuse material. Our reporter Mackenzie Smith joins me now from Sydney.
Comedian of Law is back after a summer break! Joel Oster and Mackenzie Smith kick off the episode with a story involving a spaghetti-covered domestic dispute. They talk about worst day in the courtroom in light of Elon Musk's lawyer vomiting in the jury box. Joel and Mackenzie talk Supreme Court, the new Texas abortion law, and what to expect moving forward. They also give an update on #FreeBritney. This episode also features the first edition of Courtroom Quarterback, a segment in which Joel and Chris Marohn dig into all things sports and law. The segment starts at 46:30 if you want to jump right to it. Today, Joel and Chris share what they are looking forward to most this NFL season. They also review the Deshaun Watson case and how vaccination impacts player's pay. For more comedic takes on the law, follow us: Twitter: https://twitter.com/comedianoflaw Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/comedian_of... Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/comedianoflaw We offer comedic Continuing Legal Education courses: https://onlinecles.com Our Blog: https://onlinecles.com/blog/
This week, Joel and Mackenzie Smith talk about the latest updates on Britney Spears, travel, and recent Supreme Court news. They discuss the legal definition of conservatorship and the permanent nature of the situation. Joel and Mackenzie break down the law on control over medical decisions under conservatorship and Britney's birth control. They also exchange travel horror stories. Lastly, they discuss the Supreme Court's decision to not hear a case on a florist denying a same-sex couple flowers for their wedding. They break down how the Court has dealt with this issue in the past.
As whisky fans, we are fascinated by origin stories. Yet they are so hard to prove. Last time I was in Scotland, I went to "The Spiritual Home of Scotch Whisky" Lindores Abbey. So called, because it is here that Friar John Corr produced aqua vitae ("water of life") for King James IV in 1494 - the first record of distilling in the country. Join me as I talk with the founder of the distillery that owes its existence to that tax record written so long ago.
In this episode, Joel is joined by Mackenzie Smith to discuss this week's legal happenings. As the public has been calling to "Free Brittney," the legal system apparently misunderstood and released Bill Cosby instead. Joel and Mackenzie dig into why this happened, the history of the case, and the procedural issues that led to his release. Next, they discuss the Supreme Court cases released this week. They talk about the major voting rights case based in Arizona in the 2020 election. The case brought up the question of whether certain voting practices were racially-motivated. Finally, Joel and Mackenzie give an additional overview of more Supreme Court issues. Read our recent Supreme Court blogs: Supreme Court review blog Obamacare blog NCAA blog
This week, Joel is joined by Mackenzie Smith to review recent Supreme Court happenings. Will Justice Breyer retire? Are the justices making a statement about court packing with their 9-0 unanimous decisions? Joel and Mackenzie dig into these questions as well as the major cases that the Court decided this past week. First, they get into Terry v. The United States, drug sentencing and the First Step Act, and the difference between crack and powder cocaine. Next, they get into California v. Texas and the evolution of Obamacare before the Supreme Court. They discuss what the Affordable Care Act looks like with a zero penalty mandate. Finally, they debrief Fulton v. The City of Philadelphia. This case dealt with the Catholic church and whether the city could deny working with the Catholic church in the foster care system due to its religious beliefs about marriage. Listen for an analysis of recent SCOTUS news!
Mackenzie Smith is back on Comedian of Law! She updates us on her run for public office as district judge. Joel tests her judicial skills on some new wacky cases such as the murder of an iguana!? Joel and Mackenzie also debrief recent Supreme Court cases. They discuss the weighty implications of the word "so," police officers taking bribes, and whether students can be disciplined for their speech and social media usage outside of school. In this episode, Joel and Mackenzie review the following Supreme Court cases: - Van Buren v. United States, discussing the Computer Fraud & Abuse Act and officer bribes - Denver Bible Church v. Polis, discussing church Covid policy and what cases should go before the Supreme Court - Mahanoy Area School District v. B.L, discussing the First Amendment based on a teen cheerleader's Snapchat language that led to her being cut from her team - Fulton v. City of Philadelphia, discussing religious rights, discrimination, and foster care
New Zealanders stuck in India are desperate for help as the country experiences a devastating second wave of Covid-19 cases. India reported nearly 350,000 daily cases on Sunday, and more than 2,700 deaths, with overcrowded hospitals running low on supplies. The New Zealand government says it stands ready to assist if asked. Mackenzie Smith has this report.
It’s April, which is National Grilled Cheese Month, so we thought—hey, let’s co-curate the box with MacKenzie Smith of @GrilledCheeseSocial! If you don’t know @GrilledCheeseSocial, it’s basically an online ode to all things melted cheese, including, of course, grilled cheese! This month, we and MacKenzie have brought you three cheeses and three pairings that work as a cheeseboard or double as droolworthy grilled cheese sandwiches. In this podcast, you’ll hear Jenn, Julie, and MacKenzie chow down on Italian Fontal, Taleggio DOP, and Roth’s Dill Havarti, along with Lillie’s Q Hot Pepper Vinegar Chips, Jammy Yummy’s Onion Jam, and Olli Salumeria’s Napoli Salami. If you'd like to "eat along", subscribe to your own curdbox at curdbox.com!
RNZ can reveal the government approved the export of military hardware to the United Arab Emirates, a key partner in Saudi Arabia's military intervention in Yemen, in 2018 and 2019. It included targeting systems for mortars, and suppressors - which reduce the recoil and noise from guns. Experts say the information heightens concerns that New Zealand may have contributed to war crimes in Yemen. It comes as the Foreign Ministry is reviewing its export controls regime to ensure it's fit for purpose. Mackenzie Smith reports.
Auckland businesses are crying out for a return to normality, as the city enters its week under Alert Level 2 restrictions. The rest of the country has been at Alert Level 1 since Thursday, and the government will decide today whether Auckland will remain at Level 2. Mackenzie Smith reports.
RNZ can reveal New Zealand's foreign affairs ministry granted export permits for military equipment sent to Saudi Arabia's forces in 2016 and 2018. It comes amid a government review into export controls following revelations Air New Zealand's gas turbines' unit did repair work for the Saudi Navy. The Green Party says the export permits could make the government liable for war crimes, and they want regulations to be tightened up. Mackenzie Smith reports. [audio_play] In a statement foreign affairs minister Nanaia Mahuta said: "This export control case precedes my time as Foreign Minister and indeed was initially approved in 2016 under the previous Government. "We made it clear this week we consider it unacceptable for entities connected to the New Zealand Government to be exporting military equipment to Saudi Arabia. "This week the Government asked MFAT for further information about how it handles applications for military exports to Saudi Arabia to ensure New Zealand's approach to export controls is fit for purpose."
A professor of international law says foreign ministry officials may have breached their human rights obligations when they granted permits for weapons exports to Saudi Arabia. Documents obtained by RNZ show a New Zealand exporter sent military training equipment, computers, radios and binoculars to Saudi forces in 2016 and 2018. Waikato Unviersity's Al Gillespie told reporter Mackenzie Smith it's a bad look for New Zealand.
We’re very excited to announce that for April, which is National Grilled Cheese Month, we are partnering with MacKenzie Smith of Grilled Cheese Social to make a Grilled Cheese curdbox! In this bonus episode, curdbox founder Jenn Mason and MacKenzie swap cheese-related questions back and forth. What cheese do you self-identify with? What makes a grilled cheese a grilled cheese? These answers and more in this episode. Make sure to subscribe in March to get the Grilled Cheese box in April at curdbox.com.
The Pacific territory of Tokelau is building isolation shelters and restricting travel as its leaders seek to escape the reach of Covid-19. There have been no cases of the disease in the New Zealand territory yet, but it's facing increasing isolation due to its lack of air transport. Mackenzie Smith reports.
Māori continue to be twice as likely as non-Māori to die from cancer. That's the key finding of the country's new Cancer Control Agency's first rnajor report. Mackenzie Smith reports.
An indigenous studies professor says what happened at Waikeria prison shows the ineffectiveness of the government's reform strategy, Hokai Rangi. Hokai Rangi aims to cut the number of Maori in prison from 52 percent down to 16 - in line with the overall Maori population. The initial five-year goal is to reduce that number by 10 percent. Auckland University's Tracey McIntosh told RNZ's Mackenzie Smith that Hokai Rangi alone can never achieve those targets. After the standoff ended, Corrections minister Kelvin Davis said the Government has committed $98 million to work with whanau, hapu and iwi to reduce Maori re-offending rates alongside launching Hokai Rangi.
Far North residents have described relief at returning home after a massive forest fire was brought under control. More than 100 homes were evacuated after the fire broke out on Tuesday evening in the Ahipara Gumfields Historic Reserve. Mackenzie Smith reports
Tis' the season for episode 2. Laurie March reconnects with Chef MacKenzie Smith and Chef Michael Mina, and they share what their plans are with their families for this most wonderful time of the year. MacKenzie has a lot to be excited about, this is her first holiday season as a new mom, and while her daughter may not yet be old enough to appreciate the fun and merriment, that's not going to stop MacKenzie from bringing the joy. Laurie and MacKenzie talk about being okay with over-doing it this season, and the importance of making new traditions while celebrating the old ones, through re-discovering older generations' recipes or just demystifying their obsession with gelatin. Then Chef Michael Mina returns to tell Laurie about the delicious dishes his family makes every Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. A lot of Chef's family traditions were started by his mother-in-law Judy, and in addition to preparing Prime Rib and Crab Cioppino, she was one of his earliest and most ardent supporters, helping to keep a young Chef out of hot water!
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo issued Covid restrictions that appeared before the Supreme Court in Roman Catholic Diocese of Brooklyn v. Cuomo. This case dealt with attendance restrictions for churches compared to the restrictions imposed on other businesses in relation to the Coronavirus pandemic. Joel Oster and Mackenzie Smith discuss the grounds of the restrictions, where Cuomo went wrong, and Covid fatigue. This episode gives an overview of recent Supreme Court rulings, election lawsuits, and debriefs a federal lawsuit against "Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" star Erika Jayne's husband.
In this episode, host Laurie March explores the physical and emotional connection between food and gratefulness. … Laurie reconnects with old friend, Chef Michael Mina to talk about what it’s like to feed his restaurant employees like they’re family, and what the new normal could look like at the table for Thanksgiving for everyone. Then it’s full speed ahead with Chef, blogger and cookbook author Mackenzie Smith, to talk about intuitive eating, what it means to “eat your feelings,” and how you can actually use this to your advantage. In this episode, we answer the age-old question, does cheese really make everything better? Spoiler: The answer is yes. Yes it does.
As the election drags on, Mackenzie Smith and Joel Oster unpack all things legal when it comes to election fiascoes. Mackenzie gives the inside scoop on the state of the election in Pennsylvania as a Philadelphia local. They weigh the likelihood of voter fraud and how it would hold up in court. Spoiler alert – don’t count on the courts to change any votes. Not gonna happen. This episode will cover the lawsuits surrounding the election, the future of pollsters, and why this election has been so close with the shy Trump vote.
With the election just days away, it seems appropriate to reflect on some of the strategies that have been used in campaigning for president. From blunders to success stories, this episode covers what has and hasn't worked in the making of a presidential candidate.Joel Oster and Mackenzie Smith give their best tips for aspiring candidates based on mistakes that have been made in this election cycle and many before that. Joel gives his hot takes on his Covid experience and calls into question President Trump's Covid comments and test results. And Mackenzie highlights that sound advice for elections seem to apply to everyone but our 45th POTUS. For more tips, read our blog here. References:Elaine Benes DancingDNC Macarena
After recent debates, we can't deny that fighting is highly prevalent in our elections. Presidential candidates have been known for hurling insults and creating fear by inciting thoughts of the worst case scenario. But, this isn't new. That has been going on since America's first election. Take these 1800's presidential candidates' insults for example:“If you elect the other guy, we would see our wives and daughters the victims of legal prostitution.” Or “My opponent would create a nation where ‘murder, robbery, rape, adultery and incest will openly be taught and practiced.’” Or "hideous hermaphroditical character, which has neither the force and firmness of a man, nor the gentleness and sensibility of a woman.”When it comes to fear mongering and hermaphrodite attacks, there is nothing new under the sun.In this episode, Joel Oster and Mackenzie Smith will unpack the history of ugly political insults, contested elections, as well as go over the VP debate and the Supreme Court, all in this week’s Debriefing of the Law.Podcast references:Daisy CommercialCider & the Election ImageTo read more about the history of American Politics, check out our most recent blog: "American Deja Vu: 2020 isn't as "unprecedented" as We Think.
Amy Coney Barrett, aka Newbie ACB, has been nominated to replace the Notorious RBG on the Supreme Court. Which means ... hold on to your seats. We are about to witness a confirmation proceeding that will make the Tyson/Holyfield fight seem like a petty sibling rivalry. In today's podcast, Mackenzie Smith and Joel Oster remember the Notorious RBG and her stellar legal career. From graduating top of her class at Columbia to staring in three major movies, including a legos movie, she has seen it all. In addition, we will look to her possible replacement. Will the Newbie ACB replace the Notorious one?For more information, check out this blog on RBG paving the way for ACB.
Cheese makes the world go ‘round here in the Dairy State. But it was also the foundation on which MacKenzie Smith, author at Grilled Cheese Social and chef for the Black Dolphin Inn in New Smyrna Beach, Florida, built her storied career in food.On this week’s podcast, we sat down with Smith to learn more about her journey from food blogger to Food Network chef. During our chat, she talks about the early years of Grilled Cheese Social, a blog she started while in graduate school, the Reddit thread that brought her notoriety and the mad sequence of events that led to her work as a chef. Along the way, she shares a variety of wild and wonderful tales from her experiences food styling for Jimmy Fallonand Giselle Bündchen to earning props as a two time winner on The Food Network’s “Guy’s Grocery Games.
Mackenzie Smith wears many hats: executive chef, food writer, blog maven, food stylist, and mom; and she makes balancing all of that look easy. Her new cookbook is filled with fun and easy recipes that even I can make. We talk about how MacKenzie got her business started and how she's built it into a successful enterprise while juggling responsibilities of being a chef at her family's acclaimed hotel, and a new mom. Lot's of cheesy fun in this one. You're gonna love it!
Olivia is back and talking about face masks, Trader Joe's and how much she loves New Zealand. Our Corona Diaries theme song is "Forever", written and performed by Mela Debiase and Don Bodin. Check out Mela and Don's YouTube channel, Rehabit8. You can find us on Instagram @mymistakepodcast and on Facebook at My Mistake, The Podcast. You can you email us at mymistakepodcast@gmail.com.
Constanza sued Seinfeld in a case the court said “is about nothing,” a man in Ohio asks a court to undue his own death certificate, and A dad sues his wife after she gives birth to an ugly child, all in this week’s debriefing of the law.
Olivia is back and this time she shares some boarding school schenanigans. Our theme song is by the amazing musician and composer Kitch Membery. Check out his music at KitchMusic.com. Please subscribe and review! You can find us on Instagram @mymistakepodcast and on Facebook at My Mistake, The Podcast. You can you email us at mymistakepodcast@gmail.com.
The Supreme Court’s 2019-2020 season is now over. It is time to go back to binge watching Stranger Things, Dr. Who, and re-runs of the Superbowl. It might be the last sporting event of our lifetime. But now the Supreme Court justices are taking off their work robes and putting on their leisure robes. Heck, who am I kidding? They have been working from home this entire time. I really doubt the Notorious RBG was putting on her doily every day while officing from home. But I am going to assume she did better than me, as usually I have to ask myself before I go to bed at night – did I even shower today? Have I contributed to the laundry basket at all this week? But now that the Nine are off binge-watching Better Call Saul, Billions and Goliath, it’s time to unpack their recent flurry of decisions. Trump’s tax records, abortion, what bathroom can I use at work? All matters of national importance, and all matters that the Supreme Court decided this past term. So without further rambling, let’s review the biggest cases and more in this week's De-Briefing of the Law. To learn more about about Mackenzie Smith, The Aviator Attorney, click here.If you are an attorney or in the legal profession and need to complete your annual CLE requirements, visit our site Comedian of Law.Today's episode is sponsored by Digital Directory Management. Be sure to grab your business' complimentary baseline report to see how you are showing up online. Visit http://www.digitaldirectory.management/ today!
Labour and New Zealand First are once again at odds, this time over where to shift the port of Auckland. Transport Minister and senior Labour MP Phil Twyford has joined forces with his former colleague and now Auckland Mayor Phil Goff against New Zealand First and the party's push to move the port north. And with two conflicting reports on the move, the future of the port is unclear. Mackenzie Smith reports.
I have a guest this week! First guest!! Even better, it's my best friend Mackenzie Smith. In this episode we discuss a range of things, but mainly we spoke about Mackenzie's experience with depression and anxiety, as well as how this played a role in her middle/high school life. WARNING ALL MY LISTENERS: Please, if this topic is sensitive for you, makes you uncomfortable, or triggers any past feelings, please click away or skip to our "funnier" moments in the podcast. I want you to enjoy this episode as much as Mack and I enjoyed recording it. If you don't want to listen to sensitive topics, I tried to organize the title in a sequential order, so they more or less come up in that order (but it still bounces around with mental health, so beware!). --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Mackenzie Smith and I are reviewing last week's rulings on Bostock and DACA in this week's De-Briefing the Law. To learn more about about Mackenzie Smith, The Aviator Attorney, click here.If you are an attorney or in the legal profession and need to complete your annual CLE requirements, visit our site Comedian of Law.Today's episode is sponsored by Digital Directory Management. Be sure to grab your business' complimentary baseline report to see how you are showing up online. Visit http://www.digitaldirectory.management/ today!
This week, we unpack the craziest cases in law. Michael Constanza sued Jerry Seinfeld claiming that the Character George Constanza was based on him. Yea, don’t put that on your Match.com profile. Michael Cohen pleads guilty to something that isn’t even a crime. And Pornhub is sued by a deaf man because under the Americans with Disabilities Act. These cases, plus Mackenzie Smith and I unpack the timeless classic – Legally Blonde, in this week’s Debriefing of The Law.Top 10 Wacky Cases is one of the continuing legal education courses we offer to lawyers, where I unpack the top ten craziest cases in law. If you are a lawyer and in need of CLE’s please check out this class.It is available on our website and is offered in on-demand and webinar formats. In this course, we unpack the actual law behind the craze headline cases. Because who knows, maybe one day a person will come to your office who just spilled hot chocolate in his tender areas, and if you took my class, you would know the relevant precedent. Recently, Mackenzie Smith and I talked about our favorite 2-3 craziest cases.To learn more about about Mackenzie Smith, The Aviator Attorney, click here.If you are an attorney or in the legal profession and need to complete your annual CLE requirements, visit our siteComedian of Law.Today's episode is sponsored by Digital Directory Management. Be sure to grab your business' complimentary baseline report to see how you are showing up online. Visit http://www.digitaldirectory.management/ today! As always, if you enjoy our Podcast, please subscribe, leave a rating or review on your favorite streaming service and follow us on social media to help others find the show.
Organisers of the Black Lives Matter protests in New Zealand are calling on the government to condemn police violence in the US, and disarm the police in New Zealand. They say New Zealand isn't exempt from the structural racism that's ignited demonstrations in the United States. Thousands protested in Auckland, Wellington and Dunedin yesterday, as anger over the killing of George Floyd by Minneapolis police continues. Mackenzie Smith was at the Auckland protest, and filed this report.
New Zealand is now at Covid-19 Alert Level 1. Social, travel and work restrictions were lifted at midnight. The government wants workers to return to the central city to help keep local businesses stay afloat. RNZ reporter Mackenzie Smith is at Britomart in Auckland.
America's Cup teams could be next off the block in visa exemptions being rolled out by the government. Although the borders remain largely closed, Immigration New Zealand is fielding thousands of requests for special exemption access. One of them is the UK's America's Cup team, which is due to start preliminary races in Auckland in December. The team's skipper, Sir Ben Ainslie, told our reporter Mackenzie Smith how the team is holding up.
Flushgate comes to the Supreme Court, Chatty Clarence Thomas can’t be shut-up, and the Supreme Court finally deals with an issue near and dear to everyone’s hearts – nuisance robocalls. Yes, let’s put the coronavirus to the side for a bit. Let’s tackle another national menace. Plus Mackenzie Smith and I unpack the Movie Just Mercy in this week's De-Briefing of the Law. To learn more about about Mackenzie Smith, The Aviator Attorney, click here.We've transformed all of our continuing legal education courses so they are now available in both webinar and online formats. While we look forward to live events again in the future, we want to provide solutions for the current work environment. If you are an attorney or in the legal profession and need to complete your annual CLE requirements, visit our site Comedian of Law. Today's episode is sponsored by Digital Directory Management. Be sure to grab your business' complimentary baseline report to see how you are showing up online. Visit http://www.digitaldirectory.management/ today! As always, if you enjoy our Podcast, please subscribe, leave a rating or review on your favorite streaming service and follow us on social media to help others find the show.
A new unemployment benefit for people who lost work because of Covid-19 is being criticised as unfair and discriminatory. The new payment, announced yesterday, will give up to $490 a week to people who have lost their jobs in recent weeks. The existing jobseeker benefit for people over 25 is currently set at a maximum of $250 after tax. Mackenzie Smith reports.
Aunt Becky, aka Lori Laughlin, and her husband whoever, pled guilty in the college admissions scandal. Under terms of the agreement, Lori will spend 2 months in jail, pay a 150,000 fine, and agree that all future bribes to colleges will be done the normal way – paying the university directly to put their name on the side of a building.What? Do you really think George W. Bush got into Yale because of his SATs?Also, Michael Cohen has been released from prison and is allowed to spend the duration of his prison term in his NY apartment. No word yet if this should be viewed as punishment or reward. Being from the Midwest, being cooped up in a NY apartment is not my idea of a good time. But apparently, he was released because of the cornovirus. According to the news report, Cohen is 53, in great health, and so is in a high risk category. I am assuming sarcasm should be read into this report.It's time for … our Darwinian awards. I am assuming you all are familiar with the Darwinian Awards Concept. Charles Darwin devised this theory roughly called, "survival of the fittest." Natural selection. The idea is that over time, the strong will survive, the weak get eliminated. Apparently, Darwin would not be allowed into schools today as I am not sure "participation trophies" fit too well within this theory. The dodo bird can't re-emerge because it tried real hard.But if this theory were applied to the legal profession, we have some awards to give out to those who will soon be departing. Yes, the weakest among us. Consider it, your participation trophy. Those lawyers who have demonstrated by their utter lack of legal acumen and common sense, that their days in the legal profession will soon be coming to an end.So I accumulated well over 100 stories of lawyers deserving to be considered for these awards. And we cover many of these stories in my class.But today, I want us to cover the top 3. So I have come up with my top 3. And Mackenzie, has her top 3. We have not compared notes. So let's see how we compare. Plus we'll be reviewing the movie, The Firm in this week's De-Briefing the Law.To learn more about about Mackenzie Smith, The Aviator Attorney, click here.We've transformed all of our continuing legal education courses so they are now available in both webinar and online formats. While we look forward to live events again in the future, we want to provide solutions for the current work environment. If you are an attorney or in the legal profession and need to complete your annual CLE requirements, visit our site Comedian of Law. Today's episode is sponsored by Digital Directory Management. Be sure to grab your business' complimentary baseline report to see how you are showing up online. Visit http://www.digitaldirectory.management/ today! As always, if you enjoy our Podcast, please subscribe, leave a rating or review on your favorite streaming service and follow us on social media to help others find the show.
This week my guest is chef/blogger/Guy's Grocery Games champ MacKenzie Smith. Her blog https://grilledcheesesocial.com/ has blown up, and given her the opportunity to appear on food network several times. She is the head chef at her family's Bed and Breakfast in New Smyrna Beach, Fl, Black Dolphin Inn (https://www.instagram.com/blackdolphininn/ follow them for food porn like you've never seen). And last but certainly not least she's an all around great gal. We talk about her upcoming delivery of her first child, her experiences in New York City and what brought her home to Florida. Follow MacKenzie online: https://www.instagram.com/grilledcheesesocial/ https://twitter.com/GCsocial I hope you enjoy this episode, and as always a rate and review on your favorite podcast app is much appreciated!
A passenger on a flight from Auckland to Christchurch last Thursday says the lack of spare seats was an unwelcome surprise. William Howard was travelling south on an Air New Zealand flight to visit a friend in Christchurch, but he says every row he could see was taken up, and no passengers were able to distance from each other. On the airline's website, it says they will be allocating seating to allow an empty seat between customers travelling alone, although families will be able to stay together. A picture taken by Mr Howard shows that the allocated free space in his row had been taken up by a person. He spoke with reporter Mackenzie Smith about the flight.
In today’s episode, we discuss the Perjury Trap and Michael Flynn, a Florida court that gave a show cause order why a lawyer should not be removed from a case after taking his clothes off to get through security, and we look at the Supreme Court as they hear arguments on political robocalls and the Little Sisters of the Poor. All this plus a review of the movie Pelican Brief in this week's De-Briefing the Law. The perjury trap is where law enforcement will trick a person into lying so they can be leveraged to rat someone else out. Trick a politician into lying? That’s like tricking me into eating a donut. The tricking is a step not needed."I think you don’t want to take your pants off in public in general." ~Mackenzie SmithTo learn more about about Mackenzie Smith, The Aviator Attorney, click here.We've transformed all of our continuing legal education courses so they are now available in both webinar and online formats. While we look forward to live events again in the future, we want to provide solutions for the current work environment. If you are an attorney or in the legal profession and need to complete your annual CLE requirements, visit our site Comedian of Law.Show Links:Proper attire in the age of ZoomLawyer who took off pants at security checkpoint fights bid to be ousted from representing clientshttps://www.abajournal.com/news/article/lawyer-who-took-off-pants-at-checkpoint-fights-bid-to-oust-him-from-representing-clientsAtlanta lawyer Robert Ward acknowledges that he took off his pants at a security checkpoint at a federal courthouse in Tampa, Florida.In an April 13 opposition, Wyndham noted that U.S. District Judge Charlene Edwards Honeywell ordered Ward Feb. 21 to show cause why she shouldn’t revoke his pro hac vice status for taking off his pants.Judge working from home appeared topless on Zoomhttps://www.legalcheek.com/2020/04/home-working-judge-appears-topless-on-zoom/Today's episode is sponsored by Digital Directory Management. Be sure to grab your business' complimentary baseline report to see how you are showing up online. Visit http://www.digitaldirectory.management/ today! As always, if you enjoy our Podcast, please subscribe, leave a rating or review on your favorite streaming service and follow us on social media to help others find the show.
An update on our story from earlier in the week about an unapproved police trial of new technology using controversial facial recognition software. It was used to conduct dozens of searches for people in New Zealand. This week, RNZ revealed the police didn't have any of the necessary clearance from their bosses or the government to test American software Clearview AI. Mackenzie Smith has more details.
RNZ has learned that police conducted a trial of a controversial facial recognition software without telling their new boss or talking to the Privacy Commissioner. American software firm Clearview AI is used by hundreds of police departments in the United States. It's effectively a search engine for faces - billing itself as a crime-fighting tool to identify both criminals and victims. Mackenzie Smith has the story.
The NFL conducted a draft, so now you know the new players who wont be playing for your team this upcoming year, the Supreme Court overturned a long-standing precedent – no, not that one, another one, in ruling that a unanimous verdict is required to convict a person of a crime, and Mackenzie Smith and I unpack Liar, Liar.Yes, I know, 2 lawyers talking about Liar, Liar might be like Jeffrey Dahmer talking about the advantages of an all-meat diet. I get that. So Mackenzie decided to interview her own kids about Liar, Liar, and their responses will, well, I’ll just play this straight. Their responses will give you hope for humanity. In this weeks, De-Briefing of the Law.To learn more about about Mackenzie Smith, The Aviator Attorney, click here.If you are an attorney or in the legal profession and need to complete your annual CLE requirements, visit our site, Comedian of Law.We are making every effort to accommodate attorneys seeking to fulfill their remaining CLE requirements as changes are being implemented from each states' bar association based on guidance as it is available from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.Accordingly, we are now offering our FULL DAY CLEs as LIVE WEBINAR and ON-DEMAND ONLINE classes, in addition to our existing online courses.Today's episode is sponsored by Digital Directory Management. Be sure to grab your business' complimentary baseline report to see how you are showing up online. Visit http://www.digitaldirectory.management/ today! As always, if you enjoy our Podcast, please subscribe, leave a rating or review on your favorite streaming service and follow us on social media to help others find the show.
The Supreme Court has joined the 21st Century and now their proceedings will be live streamed during May. Step aside Judge Judy. You have competition. A Miami doctor who is fighting the coronavirus on the front lines has temporarily lost custody of her kids. And as a reward for your selfless act of courage, we will now take your kids. Hey, at least she’s doesn’t have to homeschool them. And Mackenzie Smith is back with us this week to unpack the movie Philadelphia. Which is rather convenient since Mackenzie is from... Philadelphia. Welcome to this weeks, De-Briefing of the Law.To learn more about about Mackenzie Smith, The Aviator Attorney,click here.If you are an attorney or in the legal profession and need to complete your annual CLE requirements, visit our site, Comedian of Law.We are making every effort to accommodate attorneys seeking to fulfill their remaining CLE requirements as changes are being implemented from each states' bar association based on guidance as it is available from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.Accordingly, we are now offering our FULL DAY CLEs as LIVE WEBINAR and ON-DEMAND ONLINE classes, in addition to our existing online courses.Today's episode is sponsored by Digital Directory Management. Be sure to grab your business' complimentary baseline report to see how you are showing up online. Visit http://www.digitaldirectory.management/ today! As always, if you enjoy our Podcast, please subscribe, leave a rating or review on your favorite streaming service and follow us on social media to help others find the show.
In honor of International Be Kind to Lawyers Day, we will discuss the legal liability for Mr. Corona, and dissect the great legal movie of all time - My Cousin Vinny. But let face it - how realistic is this movie anyway? You’re telling me a guy who looks like Joe Pesci can get a finance who looks like Marissa Tomei? That’s not real life stuff. These stories plus special guest Makenzie Smith, in today's special episode of, De-Briefing of the Law.To learn more about about Mackenzie Smith, The Aviator Attorney, click here.If you are an attorney or in the legal profession and need to complete your annual CLE requirements, visit our site, Comedian of Law.We are making every effort to accommodate attorneys seeking to fulfill their remaining CLE requirements as changes are being implemented from each states' bar association based on guidance as it is available from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.Accordingly, we are now offering our FULL DAY CLEs as LIVE WEBINAR and ON-DEMAND ONLINE classes, in addition to our existing online courses.Today's episode is sponsored by Digital Directory Management. Be sure to grab your business' complimentary baseline report to see how you are showing up online. Visit http://www.digitaldirectory.management/ today! As always, if you enjoy our Podcast, please subscribe, leave a rating or review on your favorite streaming service and follow us on social media to help others find the show.
In episode 5, we talk about career change, FoodNetwork competitions, and the food of Florida's East Coast with our friend MacKenzie Smith (Grilled Cheese Social). There may even be a prize somewhere in this episode.
New year, new host! With reporter John McGowan taking over the show, he, copy editor Lamonya Smith, and multimedia editor Mackenzie Smith discuss global warming, SIUe's response to hate on campus, and their top songs of the decade.
Harvey Weinstein is trying to find a jury of his peers, Chief Justice John Roberts gives his year-end report card on the Federal Judiciary (spoiler alert – not everyone passed), and CNN settles Nick Sandman’s defamation lawsuit. Apparently, CNN wanted out of the fake journalism business. These stories, plus we look ahead to the Comedian of Law’s First Annual Academy Awards show where we give out our awards for the best, and worst, legal movies. For more about Joel Oster and our live CLE schedule, online or webinar CLEs, visit our website.For more about Mackenzie Smith and aviation law, visit her here.
This week John and Cat are joined by the lovely and talented Olivia Mackenzie-Smith. She's Australian so the charming accent rating on this episode is through the roof! Our theme song is by the amazing musician and composer Kitch Membery. Check out his music at KitchMusic.com. Please subscribe and review! You can find us on Instagram @mymistakepodcast and on Facebook. You can you email us at mymistakepodcast@gmail.com!
Well l can't believe this! I thought after season two, that was going to be the end of the League of Extraordinary Introverts podcast, but here it is. Over the past six months, so many people have asked me if I'm bringing the podcast back and I didn't think I would, but things change, hey? And here it is. Someone also asked why I've never shared MY story on the podcast after so many episodes of asking other amazing introverts about their work, I decided that Season 3, Episode 1 would be my one and only solo ep. It's weird talking to yourself and not getting to hide behind asking the questions, but I hope that you find it helpful. In this episode, I talk about: What it was like in my television career as a quiet, sensitive soul and when I decided to leave that to start my own business; Being an accidental entrepreneur who never planned to start a business; Starting my business and finding myself burnt out and worrying how I would be able to sustain working with clients and ever grow my business beyond what it was; Running away and hiding behind my partner's business for the past 3 years, and feeling shitty about giving up my momentum to be a support person. Yet again. The silver lining in my business; How to deal with overwhelm as a quiet, sensitive soul; How to put yourself out there in business, especially in the noisy online world; How to manage your energy as an introvert and learning to fine tune your intuition and get clarity, instead of looking externally for the answers.
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Katherine McKenzie-Smith, a business and leadership coach, writer, and speaker who is a champion for introverted and highly sensitive leaders to find their own way to shine joins me on the show today! We dig into her routine and how she follows her heart, finds courage in the face of fear and creates more in her business and life. We also explore what it is to be highly sensitive and if you are a highly sensitive person, some handy tools to help support and manage your energy in the world. Katherine is a Guest Teacher in my year-long creativity school, Flourish: The Art of Creative Living and she has so much wisdom to share when it comes to taking care of your nervous system, working in a way that lights you up and embracing who you are and how you work best, so I'm really thrilled to share this one with you today. Let's dive right in. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nicola-newman/message
1st Segment - Dan Tortora hosts a panel discussion with head coach Stafford Spreter, Aleysha Castanon, Madison Smih, Mackenzie Smith, Kaitlyn Walker, Lilly Goodsell, Camryn Corbett, & Tara Osterdale of the West Genesee Wildcats' Girls' Basketball Team from The Wildcat Sports Pub. 2nd Segment - "Ingredients to Success" Proudly Presented by Utica Pizza Company & It's A Utica Thing. This installment of "Ingredients" focuses on self-reflection & making sure you remember to be good to yourself in the shuffle of life.
Things go from bad to worse for Mackenzie Smith when her data disappears, her lab rats are killed, and she is accused of fraud. But slowly she stars to discover who might be behind her misfortune following a series of clues her late colleague left behind. In this month’s podcast, we discuss the novel A course in deception by Jana Rieger.
Did you know that folks eat 2.2 billion grilled cheese sandwiches every year? PegCityLovely chats with chef and Food Network Live host Mackenzie Smith about our love affair with grilled cheese sandwiches and how to get out of our comfort zone - be adventurous! National Grilled Cheese Day is Wed April 12, 2017
Did you know that folks eat 2.2 billion grilled cheese sandwiches every year? PegCityLovely chats with chef and Food Network Live host Mackenzie Smith about our love affair with grilled cheese sandwiches and how to get out of our comfort zone - be adventurous! National Grilled Cheese Day is Wed April 12, 2017
This week's guest, Katherine Mackenzie-Smith, is a life and business coach specializing in helping introverts acknowledge their inner leaders and share their greatest gifts with the world. Full episode show notes at theintrovertentrepreneur.com/2016/12/02/Ep138-Katherine-Mackenzie-Smith-League-Extraordinary-Introverts
If you're an empath, introvert, or highly sensitive human who wants to shine bright (without shouting the loudest) you're in the right place. In this episode, intuitive business and leadership coach (and self-confessed sensitive soul) Katherine MacKenzie Smith is here to show you how. Katherine shares her expert tips to help you work to your strengths, honour your energy, and set beautiful boundaries that support you. Plus, we explore the "introvert contradiction" (where you're just as afraid of being seen as you are of not being seen) and how you can find your visibility sweet spot. We also dip into some delicious real talk about money and discuss why it's time to ditch the 'someday syndrome', break up with comparison, and go after your dreams in a gentle and intentional way.
Whether you are an introvert, know an introvert or are just interested in personality types and connection then you're going to love this episode. Katherine Mackenzie Smith is a life and business coach who works with introverts to help them find their own way to shine in a world set up for extroverts. In this episode we discuss: The difference between being shy and being introverted The introverted child and our current school system Is being introverted used as an excuse? Whether it's possible to be both introverted and extroverted. The introverts conundrum How to nurture yourself and other introverts Entrepreneurial introverts For the full show notes head to www.theinspiredtable.com.au/blog Connect with Katherine: Website: www.katherinemackenziesmith.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/katherinemackenziesmithcoaching/ Instagram: @miss_kms Music by www.bensounds.com.au See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
The Underground Experience Presents “OCCUPY THE INDUSTRY” Featuring Najashi of “Dread Daze”, Zach Bromberg, Andrea “Drea” Hudson & Caitlin MacKenzie Smith! Musical Artists Include: Zach Bromberg, “Drea” Hudson, Caitlin MacKenzie Smith, Dread Daze & (Uncle Earl – Worldwide Premiere of The New Single “UNITY”) Now available on Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Unity-feat-Oaxaca-Pamela-Threats/dp/B00899C3YA/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&s=dmusic&qid=1338992126&sr=1-5 Broadcast # 124 Air Date: 6/6/12 […] The post “OCCUPY THE INDUSTRY” Featuring Najashi of “Dread Daze”, Zach Bromberg, Andrea “Drea” Hudson & Caitlin MacKenzie Smith! appeared first on The Uncle Earl.
The Underground Experience Presents “OCCUPY THE INDUSTRY” Featuring Najashi of “Dread Daze”, Zach Bromberg, Andrea “Drea” Hudson & Caitlin MacKenzie Smith! Musical Artists Include: Zach Bromberg, “Drea” Hudson, Caitlin MacKenzie Smith, Dread Daze & (Uncle Earl – Worldwide Premiere of The New Single “UNITY”) Now available on Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Unity-feat-Oaxaca-Pamela-Threats/dp/B00899C3YA/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&s=dmusic&qid=1338992126&sr=1-5 Broadcast # 124 Air Date: 6/6/12 Duration: 1:01:00 The post “OCCUPY THE INDUSTRY” Featuring Najashi of “Dread Daze”, Zach Bromberg, Andrea “Drea” Hudson & Caitlin MacKenzie Smith! appeared first on The Uncle Earl.
In this interview, Mackenzie Smith, Associate Director for Technology, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Libraries, discusses how to overcome the risks of missing out on new services for faculty research collections, and digital preservation.
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