Podcasts about make some room

Heather Avis shares her motivational story of adopting three children – two with Down syndrome – as an encouragement for listeners to consider what they can do to advocate for the God-given value of those who are often overlooked or neglected by society.    Receive the book Scoot Over and Make Some Room plus a free audio download of the program "Shouting the Worth of Every Person" for your donation of any amount!    Get More Episode Resources    If you've listened to any of our podcasts, please give us your feedback. 

Comedian Tom Papa has spent decades on the stage making people laugh. He's got a new book called ‘We’re All in This Together' and joins WGN Radio's Dave Plier in studio to talk about his hilarious life observations. Visit tompapa.com for more.

Comedian Tom Papa chats with Trey Elling about WE'RE ALL IN THIS TOGETHER...SO MAKE SOME ROOM. Topics include: Performing at the Comedy Mothership (0:37) Whether Tom enjoys writing books (4:38) The idea of being ‘normal' (6:32) Parenting (9:41) The unwritten rules of #2ing yourself (10:47) Regret (13:37) Dying of jazz and laughter (17:55) Feelings (20:56) The disappearance of basic manners (27:24) Airplane pet peeves (30:04) Coaching the Special Olympics, hypothetically (31:19) True love usually takes time (33:10) What Tom hope's they'll say when he's gone (36:35)

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Kimber and Kristen discuss how we can all participate in making space, not just to enjoy the blessings of community ourselves, but for others to be blessed by it, as well.  A big part of Kristen's story is making room for others and listening to God's call. They also discuss the challenges of leadership burn-out and how to avoid it.For more Your Sister, Kimber content, including the Blog and FREE Resources, visit yoursisterkimber.com! Become a subscriber at Your Sister, Kimber to get exclusive access to the free mini-course Sticky Notes: Seven Days to Sticky to get seven challenges to help you grow in being more community-minded, straight to your inbox.Let's become friends! Follow me on Instagram or Facebook for more of Your Sister, Kimber.

NEW SEASON, NEW SEASON! Welcome to season 2 of the Make Some Room podcast. We are pumped to share what is going on in our lives along with goals we are working toward. This week Breck and Marysia talk about progress over perfection, what it means to invite people into our journey, and overcoming barriers by jumping in head first! 

This is the last episode for Season 1 of Make Some Room! We appreciate all your love and support for the podcast and hope you've enjoyed getting to know us and learn about our personal journeys with architecture! This week, we talk about our personal boundaries with ourselves and our relationships and how it's okay to say no when you are overwhelmed. Most of all, make time to do the things you love!Follow us on Instagram: @makesomeroompodcast

As the mother of 3 adopted children (two with Down syndrome), Heather Avis has a passion to shout the God-Given worth of every person! She loves celebrating inclusivity and how we are each different and unique. https://contestpearl.com/EYi7Ev2tXbCkAQtOszWD (Enter to win a FREE copy of Heather's New York Times Bestselling Children's book, Different - A Great Thing To Be! )  The contest ends August 11th 2021 at midnight. Episode Discussion PointsFun had yard saling in Southern California How she felt life was so unfair when she and her husband couldn't get pregnant How she was angry and vented to God like a tantruming child, and how He loved her through it all. What her most frustrating moment with God looked like when she was going through the adoption process. Sometimes God gives us gifts that we unwrap and the present isn't what we were hoping for. At those moments we need a shift in perspective, and realize God is the giver of good gifts. How they adopted their daughter with Down Syndrome, heart and lung conditions and were able to have front seats to miracles. When you are blessed with a child with special needs, your life changes, and there is a grieving period for your expectations, but it also opens you up to “the other side of things” where you get to glimpse divinity. When asked, “How do you do that?” Heather answered, “You do the thing you have to do for your kid,” whether it be open heart surgery or whatever else they are dealing with. The stories of adopting her three children, two with Down Syndrome and congenital heart defects, and one typical child. How her perspective on adoption has changed (For more details see separate section below). We need to shift the narrative from adoptive parents being the heroes to they are just a part of the triad along with birth families (where possible) and the child being adopted. Starting her group, “The Lucky Few” as a voice for parents of Down Syndrome children. Writing her books, https://www.amazon.com/Lucky-Few-Finding-Unlikely-Places/dp/0310345464 (“The Lucky Few,”) and https://www.amazon.com/Scoot-Over-Make-Some-Room/dp/0310354838/ (“Scoot Over and Make Some Room.”) Her dream of writing a children's book, and how that came to be her New York Times Bestselling book, https://www.amazon.com/Different-Great-Thing-Heather-Avis/dp/0593232658 (“Different - A Great Thing to Be!”) We also had a great discussion on how we promote inclusivity from the time people are young. Heather's favorite Bible verse is: 1 Thessalonians 5: 16-18, “Rejoice always. Pray continually. Give thanks in all circumstances for this is God's will for you in Christ Jesus.” For Heather this means she can rejoice and pray always. God is God—period! She can trust in Him and His plan no matter what. Heather's Perspective on AdoptionHeather's perspective on adoption has changed from her getting a baby to having different goals when a child is born. This is how she thinks people should look at adoption: Keeping families intact by giving birth families support; Look at kinship adoption Look at adoption within their same race. Interracial adoption ALL with the idea of what is best for the child and that there will always be a birth family who is important to the child who are not a threat. Book TrailerCheck out the fun book trailer for Different - A Great Thing to Be! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t_Q5QzKEV14 (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t_Q5QzKEV14) Favorite Quotes by Heather Avis“Hard is not bad. Hard is just hard.” “Motherhood is the hardest gig—raising another human.” “God's holiness doesn't hinge on me getting pregnant or not.” “When you are hurting and broken, God is hurting and broken with us.” Connect with HeatherInstagram @theluckyfewofficial Website: https://www.heatheravis.com/ (https://www.heatheravis.com/) #tamarakanderson #storiesofhopeinhardtimes #podcast #hope #God #hardtimes #adoption #downsyndrome #inclusivity #different #worth...

Romans 11. Sermon by Ian Mulreaney. 

As part of my watch through of Pitch Perfect, I take a look at the iconic shower scene with the help of fanfiction writer Ellie aka TMYLM on AO3. This weeks fanfiction highlights: Make Some Room by Thepocketdragon How I Met Your Mother AU by Acca-dork Neat. by Smallsteps --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

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A new MP3 sermon from Granite State Baptist Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Time to Make Some Room Subtitle: Granite State Baptist Church Speaker: Dr. Peter Chamberland Broadcaster: Granite State Baptist Church Event: Sunday - AM Date: 12/20/2020 Bible: Luke 2:1-14 Length: 38 min.

Fr. John Ehrich, STM   For full live stream go to stmglendale.org

It's the Christmas season! This is the first Sunday of Advent. In today's sermon, First Prez Young Adult Ministry director Jeff Page encourages us to survey our lives and make room for Jesus. He includes the story of two kids for whom no one made room and how they survived.

Heather Avis knows what it’s like to step outside of her comfort zone. Heather shares about adopting three children—two with Down syndrome and one of a different ethnicity. She’ll encourage you to make room for people who are often overlooked—and see their incredible God-given worth. Book by guest: Scoot Over and Make Some Room.

Episode 19 starts with a quick shout out to some of the listeners that have been showing love then he touches on the holidays and going over to your cousins house dealing with a drunk uncle telling you stories and episode with A hilarious story of the time he broke a Jesus cross that had sentimental value to his aunt. SUBSCRIBE AND COMMENT! Follow Jesus Sepulveda on Instagram @JesusTheComedian. https://www.instagram.com/jesusthecom...  

Alright friends, you asked! And we're answering.. What's the most challenging part of advocacy for you? How do you advocate if you don't have tons of followers? What do you wish people knew about your child with DS? And how do you keep from comparing yourself to other advocates?... We're chatting about all of this + more today! Because let's face it, advocacy is exciting and rewarding but also hard and messy. So let's give each other grace and keep showing up. Wherever we are. __ Check out some of our fave episodes on advocacy! EP 10: Inclusion - An Educator's Perspective with Kristin Enriquez Pt. 1 EP 11: Inclusion - A Parents Perspective with Kristin Enriquez Pt. 2 EP 44: Shifting the Diagnosis Narrative w/Carissa Carroll from Jack's Basket EP 67: Unpacking Privilege & Understanding Intersectionality w/Jalondra Davis EP 85: Is Inclusion Always The Best Option? EP 86: Palliative Care & Parenting Our Heroes w/Jen Bartz Listen to Nice White Parents on Apple podcasts Learn more about owning your influence from Heather Avis! Scoot Over and Make Some Room book Own Your Story Workshop Watch the Social Dilemma on Netflix. LET'S CHAT Email hello@theluckyfewpodcast.com with your questions and Good News for future episodes. HELP US SHIFT THE NARRATIVE Interested in partnering with The Lucky Few Podcast as a sponsor? Email hello@theluckyfewpodcast.com for more information! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/theluckyfewpod/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theluckyfewpod/support

Ps Peter en Ps Brenda delen een toffe boodschap over het creëren van ruimte voor anderen om zo te zaaien voor een gezegende toekomst.

In a world of divisions and margins, those who act, look, and grow a little differently are all too often shoved aside. Heather Avis reminds us to scoot over and make some room for those we are prone to ignore and challenges us to listen and learn. Heather Avis: A wife of 17 years to Josh and mom to their three children: Macyn, Truly, and August. She is a popular speaker, podcast of The Lucky Few, and Instagrammer. Heather's family story has been featured by numerous outlets, including Time, Today, PopSugar, and most recently in a Disney World Commercial. Heather is a two-time author. Her first book is The Lucky Few. Her brand new book is Scoot Over and Make Some Room. "We need to embrace who are kids fully are, even if they're totally different from everybody else.” ~ Heather Avis   CONNECT with Heather Avis BOOK: Scoot Over and Make Some Room Enjoy the multitude of topics discussed including infertility, adoption, the dance recital, and diversity, plus so much more. Feet under the table Adoption Infertility Womanhood Rest Self-care Fitting In Down Syndrome What's your name? Limitations Jesus, the Mold Breaker The Orange Couch Seed's Success Sriracha and Marmalade Mamas Know my babies Come as they are The Dance Recital Hip Hop Uptown Funk by Bruno Mars Diversity and Race Intentionality Racial Reconciliation Questions & Curiosity Who's missing? Step in the tension Typical Day Advocate for children Self-worth Posture of the Heart The Church   CONNECT with Heather Avis BOOK: Scoot Over and Make Some Room   "We weren't going to raise our daughter who's black to be like a white girl." ~ Heather Avis #MyStrengthIsMyStory #CreateYourNow #HeatherAvis   Quotes and statements within the interview: "We tried to have kids naturally and couldn't. But still wanted to be parents. And so adoption made the most sense for us." "The end goal was to be parents. It wasn't to have a child who looked liked us or who shared our genes. That doesn't feel super important to my husband and me." "There's brokenness in infertility." "You can't know what you don't know." "I really didn't start thinking about my need for rest until my thirties, until I was already three kids in." "I started finding for myself that the idea of self-care felt like another to-do on my list, and it felt burdensome." "My oldest is eleven, and when she shows up in a space, she shows up as she is." "And now I just watch it unfold and embrace it, and see what beauty there is there. And I learn so much from her constantly." "We're just so concerned about ourselves that it stops us from showing up fully as who we are and understanding who it is God made us to be." "Jesus showed up to the scene breaking all of the molds." "And they should be welcomed in every space that we are in, and not just welcomed, but invited into every space we are in." "My research was the closest, most affordable class." "I want to dance with Macyn!" "It just takes everybody adjusting a little bit for her to be successful; and it's not too much to ask a hundred people to adjust a little bit for one person." "And to see the fullness of humanity and to see the fullness of God in that humanity, that's come from my motherhood." "But I want to be available to help Truly navigate life as a person of color." "Truly has helped to push us into that space where we're learning and listening, and learning and listening and trying to show up and be aware of our blind spots." "Proximity and relationship are really important." "It's a pretty normal life over in our neck of the woods." "We will keep shouting their worth as long as people are listening. And even when they stop listening, we will keep shouting." "Every human being is an image-bearer of God." "I need my kids to be fully included in a church environment."   What has your story gifted you? Relationships "Relationships with people that I never would have been in relationship with."   Resources mentioned in the episode: CONNECT with Heather Avis BOOK: Scoot Over and Make Some Room Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheLuckyFewOfficial/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theluckyfewofficial   "One step at a time leads to miles of greatness!"   Subscribe to Create Your Now TV on YouTube. Listen to Create Your Now on Spotify and Pandora. Listen to Create Your Now on iHeart Radio. Click here. 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Die Clubszene ist besonders stark von den Massnahmen betroffen. Die Solidaritätsinitiative «Make Some Room. Electronic Relief in Switzerland» versucht den Elektroacts zu helfen, die keinen oder nur bedingt Anspruch auf das Hilfspaket des Bundes haben. Fragt sich wieviel die Aktion wirklich bringt. 131 Schweizer Acts sind auf der Compilation «Make Some Room » vertreten. Eine beachtliche Leistung, die viel ehrenamtliche Arbeit und Liebe zur Szene voraussetzt. Musikliebhaber können dem Projekt oder einem einzelnen Künstler oder Künstlerin Geld spenden. Das hilft hoffentlich all jenen, die ihr Lebensunterhalt nicht Hauptsächlich mit Konzertgagen verdienen, aber dennoch darauf angewiesen sind. Diese erhalten nämlich vom Bund nur schwer Anspruch auf Hilfsgelder. Doch welche Auswirkungen hat Covid-19 auf die ganze Electro- und Clublandschaft? Eine Frage, die niemand so richtig wagt zu beantworten. Ich habe sie trotzdem gestellt: Unter anderem dem Kulturjournalisten und Initiator von «Make some Room» Bjørn Schaeffner, sowie Szenekenner Jannik Roth von der creative agency Planisphere. Auch mit Bruno Spoerri habe ich über dieses Thema geredet. Als Pionier in der elektronischen Musik, hat er während vielen Jahren die Entwicklungen beobachtet. Er sagt uns, welche Clubs seiner Meinung nach in Zukunft noch überleben werden. «Solidarity Is Now» So heisst eine weitere Solidaritätskampagne, welche vom Club Zukunft in Zürich ins Leben gerufen wurde und am 1. Und 2. Mai stattfinden wird. An diesen beiden Tagen streamt der Club während insgesamt 28 Stunden verschiedene Liveacts und DJsets direkt aus der Clubeigenen DJ Booth. Dabei setzt der Zürcher Club ein Zeichen für diejenigen, die Hilfe wirklich nötig haben: Mit der Aktion wird Geld nicht etwa für den eigenen Kultursektor, sondern für Menschen in Rojava in Nordostsyrien gesammelt. Von Alex Dallas vom Club Zukunft und einer der Projektverantwortlichen von «Solidarity Is Now» möchte ich wissen, ob Schweizer Clubs wie seiner wirklich keine Hilfe nebst der des Bundes benötigen. Was die Highlights des Lineups sind, wird er uns bestimmt auch verraten. Track IDs DJ Set Alex Dallas (23 – 24H): Roisin Murphy Murphy's Law (dub) Professor Rhythm Release Me Dit Long gone (Prins Thomas Edit) Weasel Disco Ride on Omar S feat. John FM Second Life  The Vision feat. Andreya Triana Mountains (Danny Krivit Edit) Icarus feat. Real Lies Man of the Land Nu Jacks House Sensation (Vocal) Escape Earth Escape Earth Theme (Bawrut Remix) Dido feat. R Plus My Boy (Lauer Remix)

Das Hilfspaket vom Bund über 280 Millionen Schweizer Franken, ist für Kulturschaffende eine Hilfe. Aber zum Beispiel DJs, die nicht mindestens die Hälfte ihres Lebensunterhaltes als DJ verdienen, werden diesen Anspruch nur schwer geltend machen können, sagt Bjørn Schaeffner von ClubcultureCH.  Sagt er nicht nur, sondern startet zusammen mit der Creativagency Planisphere und dem Label Décalé auch gleich eine grosse Solidaritätsinitiative. «Make Some Room. Electronic Relief in Switzerland» heisst die Aktion in Form einer Streamingcompilation , auf der sich in nur drei Wochen Entstehungszeit 131 Schweizer Acts mit einem Track beteiligt und vereint haben. Nebst vielen jungen Talenten, sind auch mehrere Pionierfiguren wie der Jazz- und Elektronikmusiker Bruno Spoerri oder Yello vertreten. Es geht um unsere Solidarität Ob am Ende die Aktion eine wirkungsvolle Finanzspritze sein wird, hängt von der Solidarität der Nutzer und Nutzerinnen ab. 100% des Erlöses kommen den beteiligten Acts zu Gute. Ein starkes Lebenszeichen Make Some Room hilft nicht nur den bookinglosen Künstlern und Künstlerinnen, sondern setzt mit seinen zahlreichen Beteiligten auch ein massives Zeichen: Die Schweizer Electronicaszene lebt und ist nicht bereit unterzugehen!  Diese Woche in der Sendung CH Beats Im ersten Teil spreche ich mit Initiator Bjørn Schaeffner und Jannik Roth von Planisphere über die Entstehung und Hintergründe der Compilation. Und mit Schweizer Jazzlegende Bruno Spoerri (85!) und Wahlberlinerin Yanling über ihre Tracks, die sie beigesteuert haben und die Selection der Streamingcompilation. In dieser Ausgabe kommt die Musik ausschliesslich von Make Some Room inklusive einem wunderbaren DJ Set von meinen SRF Virus-Kollegen des Electromagazins «Ampère ». Nächste Woche im CH Beats Das Projekt ist wichtig und ergiebig. Darum widme ich nächste Woche meine Sendung nochmals dem Projekt. Mit den gleichen Interviewgästen werden wir versuchen eine Prognose abzugeben, wie die Clubszene sich von diesem Schlamassel erholen wird und welchen Einfluss Covid-19 in Zukunft auf die Szene haben wird.  Track ID's Make Some Room DJ Set von Ampère (23 - 24H): Lokke & Beaurice Bobby Audio Dope Loof Lexx By The River ft. Sarah Palin AVEM Lluvia ft. Dennis Kiss Florin Buechel Odious Debt Ryhop Voyage Sonja Moonear Mimosa Salmon-Elle-Ose Keep Dancing Kväll Altra Mystic V every move you make every breath you take Mukuna Gwan Buvette Crossroads MOTO GUCCI Yo Te Quiero FSS No More Mindgames DJ Laxxiste A. So Much Pain NS Kroo Easy Pole (Dub) Luca Durán Fantasma Elisabeth Thimm Sleepwalkers (Nothing Dub) Mark Lando Q4

131 Acts auf einer Compilation: Schweizer Musikschaffende setzen ein Zeichen gegen den Würgegriff der Corona-Pandemie. Das Veranstaltungsverbot stellt Kulturschaffende vor existenzielle Herausvorderungen. Mit der Compilation «Make Some Room» rief der Kulturverband ClubCultureCH innert kürzester Zeit ein Soliprojekt ins Leben. Ampère hat nachgehakt und serviert dir eine Stunde feinste Sounds aus dem Fundus. Die ganze Compilation ist auf [Bandcamp](https://clubculturech.bandcamp.com/album/make-some-room-electronic-relief-in-switzerland) für 25.– erhältlich. Der Erlös geht zu 100% an die Acts. TRACKLIST * Lokke & Beaurice «Bobby» * Audio Dope «Loof» * Lexx «By The River ft. Sarah Palin» * AVEM «Lluvia ft. Dennis Kiss» * Florin Buechel «Odious Debt» * Ryhop «Voyage» * Sonja Moonear «Mimosa» * Salmon-Elle-Ose «Keep Dancing» * Kväll «Altra» * Mystic V «every move you make every breath you take» * Mukuna «Gwan» * Buvette «Crossroads» * MOTO GUCCI «Yo Te Quiero» * FSS «No More Mindgames» * DJ Laxxiste A. «So Much Pain» * NS Kroo «Easy Pole (Dub)» * Luca Durán «Fantasma» * Elisabeth Thimm «Sleepwalkers (Nothing Dub)» * Mark Lando «Q4»

Mit Make Some Room - Electronic Relief Switzerland wurde innert kürzester Zeit eine Compilation ins Leben gerufen, auf welcher über 130 Acts aus der Schweizer elektronischen Musikszene zu hören sind. Der Erlös geht an die DJ's/Künstler, deren Einnahmen momentan fehlen.

Join Bailey and Sarah on this special holiday episode as they discuss their favorite books, movies, TV shows, and sermons of 2019. They also share the biggest lesson they each learned last year, why there's a few episodes missing from the podcast (hint: HONEYMOON), and give an adoption update since there finally is an update to be given! Then they wrap up this episode by talking about their words of the year for 2020 and why they chose them. . . . Favorite Books of 2019: Stay Sexy & Don't Get Murdered by Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark Bad Blood by John Carreyrou Catch and Kill by Ronan Farrow Dear Girls by Ali Wong Remember God by Annie F. Downs Scoot Over and Make Some Room by Heather Avis (Heather was also on episode 13: How to Scoot Over and Make Some Room with Heather Avis!) Reforesting Faith by Matthew Sleeth, M.D. Hillbilly Elegy by J.D. Vance . . . Want to support the podcast? We're over on Patreon and we would be honored to partner with you to further this work. Even just $1 per month really helps, but we'll accept support of any size :) Check out the perks each supporter receives depending on the level of giving here! . . . Don't forget to subscribe and leave a review if this content is encouraging you or positively impacting you in any way. If you share on social media, make sure to use #MakingRoomOnThePew and tag me @baileyjowelch on Twitter and Instagram!

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Stepping into new spaces can make anyone uncomfortable. For many of us, developing a relationship with an individual with special needs might be new territory. In today's episode, we have Mama/Author/Advocate Heather Avis sharing her ideas about raising kids with kindness and moving towards inclusion. "When we walk into the world with our children we … Scoot Over and Make Some Room Read More » The post Scoot Over and Make Some Room appeared first on Simple Families.

Stepping into new spaces can make anyone uncomfortable. For many of us, developing a relationship with an individual with special needs might be new territory. In today's episode, we have Mama/Author/Advocate Heather Avis sharing her ideas about raising kids with kindness and moving towards inclusion. "When we walk into the world with our children we … Scoot Over and Make Some Room Read More » The post Scoot Over and Make Some Room appeared first on Simple Families.

Happy Holidays, friends! We're celebrating BIG this year with our 2019 Holiday Gift Guide! Once again, we've put together a list of a few of our favorite small shops and online businesses so you know just where to shop this year! We have gift ideas for your kids, teachers, friends, family, + more! (You can thank us later!) You'll love buying from these small businesses who are shifting the narrative in big ways! That's right friends, purchasing from these companies creates opportunities for entrepreneurs with Down Syndrome, for anyone with sensory needs, for parents of kids with different abilities, and for hard workers everywhere! And if that doesn't convince you, we have discount codes for these amazing gifts! So friends, grab your wallet and a cup of hot coco - it's time to shop our 2019 Holiday Gift Guide! Be sure to check the links below for all the discount codes. Happy Holidays! __ SHOP THESE BRANDS Purchase Eli, Included by Michelle Sullivan on Amazon. Visit funandfunction.com for weighted vests, sensory sacks, and more. Use code ‘LUCKYFEW' for 10% off. Shop at candidlykind.com and use code ‘LUCKYFEWPOD' for 20% off! Give the gift of comfort with a weighted blanket from Sheltered Co.! Get yourself (or a friend) a planner from The Glory Days Co. Use code ‘theluckyfew' for 15% off. Purchase jewelry with a purchase from Wells Cooperative. Visit 6 Arrows Designs for jewelry that shifts the narrative and use code ‘shopwithus' for free shipping! Check out the rings we love from Everything But Typical! Shop on margritco.com for beautiful jewelry and to support entrepreneurs who have Down Syndrome! Buy pillows, tote bags, canvas bins, and more from Dance Happy Designs! Use code ‘LUCKYFEW' for for 15% off your purchases before 12/16. Purchase Scoot Over and Make Some Room by Heather Avis for the teacher, narrative shifter, and/or worth shouter in your life! __ SPONSOR: OWN YOUR STORY Own Your Story is a one day workshop created to empower you to tell your story. Through hands-on guidance from our professional storytelling coaches you will be inspired, encouraged and equipped to tell your story to any given audience. Visit, theluckyfew.com to find the Own Your Story Workshop on the top of the page. And as a special bonus for our podcast listeners only, use code OYS50 for $50 off your ticket. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/theluckyfewpod/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theluckyfewpod/support

In this episode, Rachel and Heather have a conversation about including others that may look different than us. That’s right, they crack lots of stereotypic, norms and molds that culture and society have put on people (specifically those that look different or have “a disability”). Heather talks through Jesus’s strategy when it came to people that acted differently, looked different and spoke differently and what we can learn from watching him break society’s standards for who we allow into our circles. Not quite sure if you’re doing “inclusion” right or not sure what your next step to inclusion is? Listen in! As an author of “Scoot Over and Make Some Room,” a mom of 3 adopted children, a narrative shifter and all around-rockstar, we have a few things to learn from this inspiring and insightful episode with Heather Avis. Show notes: behindtheblisspodcast.com/shownotes/75 Try out Honeybook on me! http://share.honeybook.com/h9ZHf BTB Instagram: www.instagram.com/behindtheblisspodcast Heather on Instagram: instagram.com/heatheravis

Song List"Feel No Pain (Nelle Hooper Remix)" 0:00"Love Is Stronger Than Pride (Mad Professor Remix)" 5:02"Make Some Room" 9:22"Paradise" 14:12"Super Bien Total" 19:47"By Your Side (Neptunes Remix)" 26:24"Flower of the Universe (No I.D. Remix)" 30:10"The Moon And the Sky (Remix) (Feat. JAY-Z)" 34:08"Flower of the Universe" 38:24"The Big Unknown" 41:52

To celebrate Down Syndrome Awareness Month, Heather Avis is joining Jessica for an incredible conversation about inclusion and advocacy. Heather is not only an Instagram star and mom to three adopted kids—two with Down Syndrome— but she has made it her mission to introduce the world to the unique gifts of those pushed to the edges of society. This is an episode that will leave you inspired and saying to everyone, "Hi! What's your name?" Show Links
 -Order Heather's new book, Scoot Over and Make Some Room, today! - Head to Jessica Honegger's website for info on her book, transcripts of Going Scared episodes, and more! Jessica's Social Instagram Facebook Twitter Linkedin

This week on Beauty is Rising, Kelli speaks with Heather Avis.    Heather is a wife who has been married for 17 years and a mom to three adoptive children -- Mason, age 11, Truly, their daughter, is 8, and August, who is 5. All three were born in Southern California where the family currently lives.    She is an author, speaker, experienced special education teacher and a narrative shifter who runs a social media brand that focuses on creating a more inclusive world.    Their oldest and youngest children both have Down Syndrome and their daughter is of different ethnicity, being African-American from Guatemala.    Heather firmly believes that life is so much better when we aid in dealing with people who are different than us and spend our time and efforts in learning from others.  If you enjoyed this episode, please take the time to check out her books, The Lucky Few and Scoot Over and Make Some Room.

1 Sunday Morning 9 - 22 - 19 Make Some Room Pt 2 Pastor Jeff Booth by Freedom Worship Center Omaha

Family Night 9-18-19 Make Some Room!! Pastor Jeff Booth by Freedom Worship Center Omaha

MAKE SOME ROOM! Possibly one of my favorite guests to grace this podcast has arrived, ABIS! You may remember his previous work under the June Miller name, and he has not slowed down one bit. Lock it in, because this week is going double speed. ALSO So Cal, want to see Bad Syntax LIVE? Come to the Stress Free weekend campout / festival down near San Diego next weekend! Link below;https://www.facebook.com/events/370526700214889/YOU CAN NOW SUBSCRIBE TO THE PODCAST ON SPOTIFY!http://bit.ly/spotify-bdnbSubscribe to the podcast on iTunes: http://bit.ly/bestdnbBad Syntax TracklistDropset & KPed - Replicate [Abducted LTD]Aaronic - Stomp (Erb n Dub RMX) [Mainframe]State of Mind & Lifesize MC - Flame Thrower [Blackout]Disprove - Am I [Surveillance]Nais - Dirty Bounce [Neuropunk]State of Mind & Coppa - Chain Reaction [Blackout]Zaiaku - Shrine [Abducted LTD]Trilo - You [Bad Taste]Mindset & Despersion - Stopping Time [0101]Burr Oak - Bannockburn [Trendkill]State of Mind & Black Sun Empire - Part of Me [Blackout]Mean Teeth - 3 Minutes [C4C]Bad Syntax & Pish Posh - Dark Planet (Skynet RMX) [Abducted LTD]ChaseR - Technical Move [Ignescent]Despersion - Sawmill [Kill Tomorrow]Audio - Atomize [Snake Pit]State of Mind - Doomsday [Blackout]Lights Out - Dark It Out [Eatbrain]Knoxz - Bone Breaker [Abducted LTD]ChaseR - Bring Me Down [Ignescent]Mindset - Lion Purr [0101]Disprove - Fools Paradise [Surveillance]Drop Frame - Persia (Monika RMX) [Shadowhearts]Rido - Remember [Rido]Matrix & Futurebound - Hindsight (Millbrook RMX) [Viper]Bladerunner - Breathe [Hi Resolution]Hanm & KS - Stardust [Abducted LTD]ChaseR - Railways [Ignescent]Des McMahon - Tipping Point [Trendkill]Kutlo - Raw (Dorian RMX) [Mainframe]Despersion - Wow [Kill Tomorrow]Symplex - The Enemy [Red Light]Binary - Projectile [Abducted LTD]State of Mind - Psychopath [Blackout]Lights Out - Roads of Rage [Eatbrain]Dropset - Hive Mind [Abducted LTD]"Bad Tunes" of the weekState of Mind - Doomsday [Blackout]Aaronic - Stomp (Erb n Dub RMX) [Mainframe]The Prototypes - Into the Night [UKF]Abis TracklistABIS & Zombie Cats - ALL4U [DIVIDID]Phace & Misanthrop - Progression (Synergy & Signal Remix) [Neosignal]June Miller, James Marvel & MC Mota - Dominator (ABIS VIP) [DUB]Redpill - And The Hero Will Fall [EATBRAIN]ABIS - If U (Remix) [DIVIDID]ABIS & Signal - Sheer Cold [DUB]Noisia - Concussion [VISION]Buunshin - Thoughts [DIVIDID]Camo & Krooked - Black & White (Signal Remix) [RAM]Shyun & Cruk - Wreckage [CRITICAL]Buunshin - Clueless [DIVIDID]Vowel - Pitch Black [DIVIDID]Synergy & Signal - In Black [DIVIDID]ID - ID [DUB]Joe Ford - Urgency [EATBRAIN]Black Sun Empire - I Saw You (ABIS & Signal Remix) [BLACKOUT]A.M.C - Look Out [TITAN]ABIS, Signal & Tasha Baxter - The Wall (Remix) [DIVIDID]Pythius - Monster Black Hole (Merikan Remix) [BLACKOUT]ABIS & Zombie Cats - Blindside [DIVIDID]Fourward & Friction - Run Your Mouth [SHOGUN AUDIO]ABIS & Zombie Cats - Don’t Know [DIVIDID]Shyun & Cruk - See It Our Way [CRITICAL]Mark Knight & Skin - Nothing Matters (Noisia Remix)Joe Ford - The End [EATBRAIN]ID - ID [DUB]The Outsiders & MVRK - Atrophy [FRAKTAL SOUND]ABIS & Missin - Hurt [DIVIDID]Mefjus - Sinkhole [VISION]The Caracal Project - Blood Moon [IMPACT]ABIS - Ignition [LET IT ROLL]Magnetude - Falling [RAM]Pythius - Haymaker (ABIS Remix) [BLACKOUT]Spor - Kingdom [LIFTED MUSIC]State Of Mind - Time Slip (Synergy Remix) [BLACKOUT]Redpill - Dreams Circuits [BLACKOUT]Podcast now available also on these platforms: Google Play | iHeartRadio | Tunein| StitcherBad Tunes of the week official Spotify PlaylistFollow my "Bad Tunes" of the week playlist on Spotify (newest at the bottom): http://bit.ly/badtunesFollow Abducted LTDFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/abductedltdBeatport: http://bit.ly/abductedltdDownload / Listen to our weekly podcasts (every friday)(Soundcloud) http://bit.ly/ltdpodcast or (iTunes) http://bit.ly/bestdnbFollow Bad SyntaxFacebook: facebook.com/badsyntaxdnbListen to the NOISIA RADIO world premier of Dose - Cultivate (Bad Syntax & HANM RMX)Check out Bad Syntax & Tobax - Switch out now on Mayan: http://www.mayanaudio.com/Summer_Drum_&_Bass_2018_MYN029Keep up to date on the Best Drum and BassFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/bestdrumandbassSubscribe on iTunes: http://bit.ly/bestdnbWeekly Broadcast Thursdays 9pm PST: https://www.twitch.tv/bestdrumandbasswww.bestdrumandbass.comPodcast available on these platforms: iTunes - http://bit.ly/bestdnbSpotify - http://bit.ly/spotify-bdnbGoogle Play - http://bit.ly/bdnb-gplay iHeartRadio - http://bit.ly/bdnb-ihrTunein - http://bit.ly/bdnb-tunein Stitcher - http://bit.ly/bdnb-stitcherCheck out these free downloads from Bad SyntaxBroadcasting LIVE on Facebook at 9pm PST most ThursdaysPreview & Comment on Soundcloud (Subscribe to the podcast for first access!) [COMING SOON] See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Heather Avis is a wife and proud mom of three awesome kids, including two who have Down syndrome. Together with her husband Josh, Heather runs a social awareness brand called The Lucky Few, where the goal is to shift the narrative that comes with having Down syndrome. In this conversation, Heather talks about the natural unfolding of their lives that has given them a platform to speak into the importance of inclusion. She also talks about the role posture of the heart plays in creating equitable environments and the realities of advocating for your kids in the education world.Heather’s words in this episode will challenge you and encourage you. Be sure to listen carefully for a chance to win a free copy of Heather’s latest book along with a free Go Shout Love t-shirt. If you just need to read the book immediately, we don’t blame you! You can purchase Scoot Over and Make Some Room here: https://amzn.to/2Lr3HOmYou can also purchase her first book, The Lucky Few, here: https://amzn.to/2NSKJBJ Be sure to connect with Heather at www.heatheravis.com or www.instagram.com/theluckyfewofficial

In this episode, I totally fangirl talking to Heather Avis, the unapologetic and graceful author of The Lucky Few and Scoot Over and Make Some Room. Heather is a mother of 3 beautiful children, Macyn, Truly and August. We chat today about down syndrome, sharing about our kids in a public way, inclusion, safety and all the mama bear things we could think of. Cheers. Visit my blog for the complete show notes of every podcast episode where you can read more, look at corresponding questions and connect with other listeners. If you aren’t already following me on Instagram, check out @elysesnipes_collective and look out for the next Ask Anything segment. You can also send in a letter to hello@elysesnipes.com for the chance to be included in Listener Letter episodes which allow you to send in questions that might need a more in-depth response. Stay connected and keep it up with the rad questions and be sure to visit my website https://www.elysesnipes.com. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/trailercast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/trailercast/support

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Heather Avis is a writer, social media influencer, and - as she puts it - shouter of worth. (I love that so much.) She and her husband Josh live in California with their three kiddos, all of whom are adopted, Macyn, Truly, and August. Both Macyn and August have Down Syndrome and Truly is Guatemalan and African-American while the rest of the Avis family is white. Join us as Heather and I talk about adoption, white privilege, and what it means to be a truly inclusive community.  . . .  Connect with Heather on Instagram and at heatheravis.com.  If you love Heather as much as I do, make sure to grab her books, The Lucky Few and Scoot Over and Make Some Room!  . . .  Connect with me on Instagram and Twitter @baileyjowelch and at baileyjowelch.com.  . . .  Don't forget to subscribe and leave a review if this content is encouraging you or positively impacting you in any way. If you share on social media, make sure to use #MakingRoomOnThePew and tag me! 

Heather and Josh Avis (@theluckyfewofficial) here! This week, we're answering a question that we get asked a whole lot! “How has having two kids with Down Syndrome created our family norm?” We should probably start by saying that we've never really been a family with “norms.” The two of us moved to Hawaii just weeks after getting married at the ages of 20 and 23. A few years later, we came back to California and adopted three kids (not all at once, thank goodness!). Macyn is 11 with Down Syndrome, Truly is 8, and August is 5 with Down Syndrome. Our free spirited nature definitely helped us adjust to the rollercoaster of these unique adoptions, but they still came with plenty of uncertainties. How would our extended family react to having someone with Down Syndrome in the family? How would having an older and younger sibling with Down Syndrome affect our middle daughter, Truly? How would we ever create “normalcy” out of this? One thing we do know for certain is that having two children with Down Syndrome has allowed us to know the fullness of humanity and we consider ourselves very, very lucky (hence our name, The Lucky Few!). Clearly, we have A LOT to cover today. So friends, join us for a chat about our 17 years of marriage, our family vacation in Hawaii, and how Truly (and all of us!) have been made better because of Down Syndrome. ___ Keep up with the Avis's on Instagram and their website! For more on their family's story, read The Lucky Few and Scoot Over and Make Some Room by Heather Avis Join The Lucky Few mailing list for updates, stories, events, and more! Connect with Heather's friend Christy on Instagram at @cjpics LET'S CHAT Email hello@theluckyfewpodcast.com with your questions and Good News for future episodes. HELP US SHIFT THE NARRATIVE Interested in partnering with The Lucky Few Podcast as a sponsor? Email hello@theluckyfewpodcast.com for more information! CHECK OUT HEATHER'S NEW BOOK Scoot Over and Make Some Room: Creating a Space Where Everyone Belongs by Heather Avis is NOW available on Amazon. Head to Youtube and subscribe to The Lucky Few's NEW Channel: In Search of The Lucky Few. Click here to start watching now! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/theluckyfewpod/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theluckyfewpod/support

Our guest this week is Heather Avis, author of the new book Scoot Over and Make Some Room. Heather has made it her mission to introduce the world to the unique gifts and real-life challenges of those who have been pushed to the edges of society, like her three adopted kids - two with Down Syndrome.In this interview we talk about the importance and value of including people who are different from us and for us all to listen and learn from those we're prone to ignore. This is important for anyone who wants to understand the value of diversity.Here are the books that Heather recommends (beyond her own book, obviously):Becoming Human by Jean VanierI’m Still Here by Austin Channing BrownFollow up with Heather on her Instagram and at the Lucky Few Website.This episode is brought to you by Weider Artery health available on their website or at Costco.Own the journals that Gib uses: The EVO Planner and a blank Moleskin.Submit your pet to be the pet of the week go to: teshvideos.comCome see us live: teshmusic.comAnd you can sign up for our newsletters at tesh.com to get Intelligence For Your Life right to your inbox.As always, if you like our podcast, Rate, Comment and Subscribe on iTunes, Stitcher, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts. And tell your friends! If you don’t like our podcast, then keep it quiet, I guess.Our Hosts:John Tesh: Twitter: @JohnTesh Instagram: @johntesh_ifyl facebook.com/JohnTeshGib Gerard: Twitter: @GibGerard Instagram: @GibGerard facebook.com/GibGerard

In this episode, I respond to your rapid fire questions on Instagram Stories. We’ll discusses everything from what to do if you can’t afford therapy, co-parenting, my personal relationship with my dad and forgiveness, spirituality, orgasming, being honest in business, and how to have healthy boundaries with your spouse, sister-in-law and more! Check out the full show notes on my blog. If you aren’t already following me on Instagram, check ou @elysesnipes_collective and look out for the next Ask Anything segment. You can also send in a letter to hello@elysesnipes.com for the chance to be included in Listener Letter episodes which allow you to send in questions that might need a more in-depth response. Stay connected and keep it up with the rad questions and be sure to visit my website https://www.elysesnipes.com. Resources from this episode The Road Less Traveled by M Scott Peck Committed by Elizabeth Gilbert How We Love by Kay and Milan Yerkovich The Lucky Few or Scoot Over and Make Some Room by Heather Avis The Enneagram Institute My own online Workshops --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/trailercast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/trailercast/support

On today’s show, we talk with author Heather Avis about her new book Scoot Over and Make Some Room and why churches need to do a better job fostering diverse communities. We also breakdown the new Rambo trailer, hear your ideas for CCM supergroups, listen to why millennials are more open to conversations about faith than previous generations and a lot more! Go to https://www.warbyparker.com/relevant URL to get your free Try-On kit   EPISODE MUSIC 1.Chance the Rapper, "GRoCERIES feat. TisaKorean & Murda Beatz)" 2.SHAED, "ISOU" 3.VÉRITÉ, "gone" 4.The National, "Rylan"

Hey friends! Welcome to the last episode of season three, and it's a treat. We're finishing up with a special BONUS interview with one of our favorite people (though we may be a little biased), Heather Avis. Not only does she co-host this podcast, she is mother to her three adopted children, two with Down Syndrome, and creator of the hit Instagram account: @theluckyfewofficial. In case you haven't heard (and we sure hope you have), Heather's newest book, Scoot Over and Make Some Room: Creating A Space Where Everyone Belongs, comes out on June 25th! In this special episode, we're chatting about the writing process, the inspiration, and the reason behind the timing of this extraordinary book. Scoot Over and Make Some Room captures Heather's funny yet fierce spirit as she tells stories of her children and champions anyone on the margins. Tune in as Heather reads a portion of her “Wildflowers” chapter and discusses who this book is supposed to challenge- which is anyone who has some room to make for others! So friends, who is missing from your life? Can you make some room for them on your couch? We hope you'll join this powerful movement to make some room by pre-ordering your copy today. Help Heather reach her 25 by 25 goal: 25,000 copies sold by the release date, June 25th! Plus, when you pre-order, you get special freebies-including the first chapter of the book! Thank you for joining us for another season! We will be back very soon, and we are very excited! For now, keep shouting the worth and shifting the narrative by making room for anyone missing from your couch. And as always, don't forget to own your influence wherever you are. SHOW LINKS PRE-ORDER your copy of Scoot Over and Make Some Room by Heather Avis here. Head on over to scootoverbook.com for more content and insight, and then join the book launch team! Learn more about Heather Avis and her family at theluckyfew.com or on Instagram at @theluckyfewofficial You can find every episode from Season 3 here! SHOW SPONSOR: HOPE*WRITERS Have you ever thought about writing a book but didn't know where to start? Well, Hope*Writers believes that you're already on your writing journey! Take their FREE 30 second quiz to find out where you are on your journey and where you can go. Visit hopewriters.com/quiz to take the quiz today! CHECK OUT HEATHER'S NEW BOOK Scoot Over and Make Some Room: Creating a Space Where Everyone Belongs by Heather Avis is available for pre-order on Amazon. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/theluckyfewpod/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theluckyfewpod/support

Adam and Brooke take you from the dorm room to their grown up apartments and everything in between. They also play a game that is a fun twist on the Newlywed Game. 

Is your life filled to capacity or do you have room for God? Listen to hear how to untangle some areas in your life. 

Angie and Nelson Stegall made a total life transformation and spent six years downsizing from two houses to a 38' motor home, finding satisfaction in travel, writing, and photography. They tell us about how their Grand Canyon adventure in 2013 helped them realize they wanted to radically change how they were living and how they spent six years downsizing. Angie's recent book "Make Some Room" and Nelson's photography inspire people to appreciate and preserve our natural spaces and encourages people to get out of their comfort zone, see more and do more, with less.

In this episode Crystal and Andrew discuss the Patriarchy in the church. When did it start? Why is it still here? And are we really as egalitarian as we claim to be? Intro music: Arpy Arp, Anttis Instrumentals www.soundclick.com/share.cfm?id=13468161 Used under Creative Commons license BY 3.0.

Speaker: Shawn Smith

"Our position as a child of God changes our perspective on all of life's experiences." Listen in as Pastor Kyle teaches from Romans 8 on our position as children of God and how we always have hope.

Jesus gave us a mission and model that is accessible, and for this, we are responsible. Listen in as Pastor Kyle teaches on the accessibility of disciple making from Matthew 4.18-20.

"God loves to make worshipers out of harlots." Listen in as Pastor Kyle teaches from John 4 on worshipping God in spirit and truth.

"You reap what you sow, more than you sow and later than you sow." Listen to this week's message about investing love, peace and being good soil worth sowing into.

Our identity in Christ goes deeper than what we do. We are defined by who we are, not what we do. You have to fall more in love with our God who tells you to take a day off.

Taran, Pastor Kyle's wife, takes the opportunity to challenge us to step into deeper waters in our relationship with God and others.

Houston neo-soul ten-piece The Suffers visit KEXP to perform a fiery set of songs from their eponymous debut. Recorded 03/02/2016 - 4 songs: Make Some Room, Midtown, Giver, PeanutsSupport the show: https://www.kexp.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

01 Make Some Room by Lester Love

About two weeks ago, I had privilege to be in the company of the Suffers. I have been a fan of this amazing band for quite some time and when I got word they were about to drop their debut EP - Make Some Room - I became so excited that I had to reach out and feature them on this show. I was more than honored to have not just an interview but a conversation with lead vocalist Kam Franklin, saxophonist Cory Wilson, trumpeter Jon Durbin, and trombonist Michael Razo and it was fantastic! On this podcast of The Soul Brother Show - The Home of Heavy Soul and Raw Funk, these fantastic musicians talk about the making of the new project, their excitement about going on the road, and what it means to be a musician hailing from Houston, Texas. Enjoy! Tracklist: OutKast - SpottieOttieDopaliscious Fishbone - Interdependent No Doubt w/Lady Saw - Underneath It All The Tontons - Lush LaTasha Lee and the Black Ties - Heart Breaker Chakachas - Stories Beatfanatic - Cookin' (Funky 7 Mix) The Suffers - Make Some Room The Suffers - Step Aside The Suffers - Gwan The Hue w/Ladybug Mecca - Slick Michele Thibeaux - Ready. Set. Go. The Suffers - Good Day (Live) Fishbone - Ma and Pa This episode of The Soul Brother Show is dedicated to Cristina Acuna of Cactus Records here in Houston, Texas. Thank you so much, love!

What's good family? I ran into a couple of faithful listeners and got a few inquiries on Facebook, and Twitter about the mixes that are aired on The Friday Night Jazz Club on WEAA 88.9FM. So until we establish the FNJC podcast. I'll post them here! Enjoy and please spread the word and the love of good music. Playlist: "Love Everlasting" - Jon Lucien "Without My Heart" - Full Crate ft David Simmons "Feel Like I Do" ft. Jon Bibbs - Water Seed "I Should Have Told Her" - Vinx "Africa" - D'Angelo "Make Some Room" - Columbia Nights

iCare Missions Conference 2011 | Sunday, Feb. 27th | Pastor Aaron Groat