Podcast appearances and mentions of mandy taylor

Keith, Eliza, and Paige are scheduled to travel with family, go to conferences and engage in science nerdiness, and do some hardcore development whether it's manuscripts or courses.  So while we are otherwise engaged, we thought you would like to hear the top 10 WDFS interviews of all time!  Interview #7 is with Mandy Taylor.After graduating from NC State, Mandy Taylor spent time in product development for a variety of food companies.  Her years of experience gave her the knowledge and desire to foster career growth in others by managing the summer intern program in research and development at Mars Wrigley.  We talk to Mandy about her time in product development and what she sees as the most challenging and rewarding parts of working with and fostering new food scientists. And we have a good laugh about whether dogs and cats are the best pets!Got a questions for us? Email us at wolfingdownfoodscience@gmail.comPlease take a minute to help others find our podcast by leaving a rating and comment on your podcasting app!

This week on the podcast, Meghan talks with Mandy Taylor and Lexie Knick two teachers from Fairborn High School who lead the Environmental Club and are also members of the Fairborn Environmental Advisory Board (FEAB). They discuss what the Environmental Club does, the club's involvement in Arbor Day along with the Environmental Branch of Wright Patterson Air Force Base, and finally we discuss Mandy and Lexie's role on FEAB and the celebration planned for Earth Day with BW Greenway.The conversation is insightful and entertaining at times, we hope you enjoy! Happy Earth Week.

Imposter Syndrome...what is it? How do we face it and how do we stay motivated when there's a mind-goblin telling you you're not worthy? Well you mentally punch that goblin in the nose and prove it wrong.A life coach is a great person to have around when you need to make some positive changes. Today's guest Mandy Taylor is a life coach who is at the beginning of a career where she is determined to inspire her clients to being much more fulfilled in life.Mandy is holding a workshop about Imposter Syndrome to help give participants the tools they need to defeat their own mind-goblins. After speaking to Mandy, it is obvious that there is an awful lot to be learned. The event is taking place on May 11th at The Courtyard Collective which juts off Butcher Row in Shrewsbury. Here is a link for you all, take a look and book your ticket now - https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/imposter-syndrome-workshop-tickets-604968937377?fbclid=IwAR1EvSeIsY17VMJKURFJ7Y_PP8vIa3ercLRHzMKEuYfdu_rGaP_cSuitmN4Thanks so much Mandy this was awesome, good luck with the workshop and going forward with a career where you help people change their lives. This was great!!

After graduating from NC State, Mandy Taylor spent time in product development for a variety of food companies.  Her years of experience gave her the knowledge and desire to foster career growth in others by managing the summer intern program in research and development at Mars Wrigley.  We talk to Mandy about her time in product development and what she sees as the most challenging and rewarding parts of working with and fostering new food scientists. And we have a good laugh about whether dogs and cats are the best pets!Got a questions for us? Email us at wolfingdownfoodscience@gmail.comPlease take a minute to help others find our podcast by leaving a rating and comment on your podcasting app!

In local news, Beech Mountain TDA votes to give $600,000 toward the Visitor Center Expansion. Recently, there has been a lot of discussion about how much money the TDA would be putting toward this project, and the town eventually discovered that the TDA would fund half of the project, according to Town Manager, Bob Pudney. According to the Watauga Democrat, TDA members Sandy Carr, Kendall Cox, Ben Swadley and Jana Greer were all in favor of funding $600,000, but Mandy Taylor voted against it. Several other members, including Sandy Carr, petitioned for the higher contribution, but they ended up compromising at $600,000. In state news, a North Carolina woman won the lottery after she said she could. According to the Charlotte Observer, Sherri Burch said she could bankroll one million dollars, so she decided to buy a $10 scratch-off ticket and did exactly what she said she would do. Burch bought her winning ticket at Countryside Food Market in Statesville North Carolina, according to a lottery news release. She beat the odds of 1 in 1.2 million, according to the one million dollar Bankroll ticket game page on NCLottery.com. In national news, a last-minute problem kept SpaceX rocket astronauts grounded today. According to the Associated Press, four astronauts attempted to launch to the International Space Station for NASA, but the countdown was stopped with just two minutes remaining. There was a problem with the engine ignition system, and not enough time to fix it before takeoff. SpaceX delayed the launch until at least Thursday, according to officials. Commander Stephen Bowen stated that they will be here waiting and that they are all feeling good about launching off once the problem is solved. Today's weather is courtesy of booneweather.com. Today is a cloudy and windy day with a high of 54 degrees and a low of 45.

#bemoremandy A conversation about ‘putting more life in your days' from a special lady running out of days in her life. Mandy is a true inspiration. She began working with Charities as a volunteer since 2004 and has helped raise more than £2 million for good causes across Huddersfield and beyond.  In April 2021, she was diagnosed with a rare and aggressive cancer and recently learnt that this was incurable and terminal. In true Mandy style, she has taken action.  She has launched a new campaign #BeMoreMandy which aims to encourage people to be positive, get out there, face their fears and live their life to the full  … just like Mandy! Mandy on Twitter Mandy on https://www.instagram.com/charitymrst/ (Instagram)  #BeMoreMandy campaign   https://localgiving.org/appeal/BeMoreMandy/ (https://localgiving.org/appeal/BeMoreMandy/) #BeMoreMandy Tshirts   https://www.starleisurewear.com/be-more-mandy-collection (https://www.starleisurewear.com/be-more-mandy-collection) www.bemoremandy.org To find out more about Deborah's work: https://www.deborahogden.com (deborahogden.com) More details on her monthly membership The Impact Club can be found here You can https://www.deborahogden.com/subscribe/ (subscribe )to her monthly newsletter with recommendations, tools & techniques on how to enhance your personal brand and make more impact. Deborah on https://www.instagram.com/do_impact/ (Instagram) Deborah on https://twitter.com/DO_Impact (Twitter) Deborah on https://www.linkedin.com/in/deborahjogden/ (LinkedIn) Deborah's https://www.facebook.com/deborahogdenpersonalbrand (Facebook page) Join https://www.facebook.com/groups/668324376858736/?ref=pages_group_cta (The Impact Academy), Deborah's free Facebook Group

During lockdown, when we haven't quite had access to the shops we might need, many have turned to 'fixing up' items around the house, and mending our own clothes. With the popularity of shows like The Repair Shop and Salvage Hunters, what stories do our possessions carry, and how can restoration keep them alive? Emma meets Molly Martin, an illustrator, textile repairer, and author of 'The Art of Repair' who runs workshops on how to mend mindfully. More than 70 women in a small English town have had their private, often naked, images stolen and shared online by people living in their community. The indecent images, including some of underage girls, are thought to be taken via hacking or provided by former boyfriends and uploaded anonymously on a website which features 73,000 images of women from across the world. Members of this online forum specifically request and target girls in the places they live in. The victims have reported the abuse to the police who, so far, say they are unable to help due to the current laws. As the town has a tight community, most of the victims know each other and have alerted those they recognise when the images appear. About a dozen of the victims have banded together and setup a group to try and get justice. Emma speaks to one of the women, Ruby, and to Maria Miller MP, who has been campaigning for the better protection against image based sexual abuse. Stammering, also known as stuttering, is a relatively common speech problem in childhood, which can persist into adulthood. Around 1 in 12 young children go through a phase of stammering, and around 2 in 3 will grow out of it. It's estimated that stammering affects around 1 in 100 adults, with women being around 3 to 4 times more less likely to stammer than men. Emma is joined by Felicity Baker, a producer with BBC News, who has been making the documentary I Can’t Say My Name: Stammering in the Spotlight and Mandy Taylor, a former trustee of STAMMA and now a member and volunteer who works to support families affected by stammering.

We don't think we have met more of a people person than Mandy before, she just oozes positivity and spreads it around to everyone she meets. She's just one of those genuinely lovely people, a general good egg to have in your life! She has so much to say, we could actually do an entire series on her. Unfortunately we only got 40 minutes and you know how we like to waffle on so our convo with Mandy really did feel as though it had been cut short. But we are sure we can get her on again, or she might even be persuaded to start her own podcast one day! Watch this space! The start of Mandy's career was pretty straight forward, work for the council, study an accountancy qualification......... Then like many others do, Mandy realised she didn't want to do that so she quit! She walked out of that building and straight into a car showroom where she talked herself into a 4 week unpaid trial in car sales (despite being a woman!!). After 4 weeks she was the top sales person and got a job working with people and the rest, as they say is history. There is so much to Mandy's life and career having experienced the lows of anorexia as a teenager and cancer as an adult and the highs of a great career that she loves, buying a cat whilst drunk and raising over £3million for various charities since 2004. Listen in to find out more about all that plus her job with Bibis, her job with Topic UK magazine and the spin off Yorkshire Business Woman and how she met her newest friend The Yorkshire Shepherdess. And more.... Links below..... Twitter @Charity_Angels @Topic_UK @YorkshireBusin2 Insta: charitymrst Yorkshire_businesswoman topic_uk Facebook: Mandy Taylor and Charity Angels

An amazing conversation talking about the Black Lives Matter movement.

Mandy Taylor, a parent support specialist in Grand Rapids, Michigan, shares how COVID-19 is adding extra challenges for parents working to reunite with their kids after foster care. For more information, visit Bethany.org/FosterCare

I am very lucky to have managed to get this weeks guest to come and sit still for the next hour to talk with me as she is usually non-stop! Welcome Mandy Taylor who describes herself as a "Cancer Kicking Yorkshire Lass'. Mandy is the founder of Charity Angels and the Winging It Club, a well known front of house face at the fabulous Bibis restaurant in the heart of Leeds. A new member of the Yorkshire based TopicUK magazine team and a phenomenal charity fundraiser not to mention a survivor of breast cancer twice. Mandy is a ray of sunshine with her positive attitude to life and a real inspiration. A song the motivates you? Don't Stop Me Now by Queen. That's my song always has been, always will be. A book that's inspired you? Who inspires you? Kim Leadbeater, she is a phenomenal women who I'm blessed to know and have worked alongisde. To keep up to date with everything Mandy gets up to you can follow her over on Instagram @charitymrst, Twitter @Charity_Angels and Facebook @CharityAngelsUK I have to say it's the first time I've recorded an interview in such a glamorous setting. Todays recording took place in Dakota Hotel in Leeds so I'd like to say thank you to them for being so accommodating and this might just have to be my new place for meetings. Please get in touch with any comments on the Anchor.ap or www.rachelperumodel.com. It would be great if you could leave a review over on iTunes or the Apple podcast ap. You can also find me over on Instagram @rachelperu1 Twitter @rachel_peru and Facebook @rachelperumodel (Background music credited to Scott Holmes -Our Big Adventure) Keep being fabulous x --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/outofthebubble/message

Hello, and welcome to Episode 11 of the Planning Period Podcast. I am so glad to be back with you guys every week again! This … Read More ›

Aaaaaand we're back! It's 2017, and the lads are joined by the hilarious podcaster, comedian, and Stoneface Films Podcast New Year Baby, Erin McGathy for chats on Star Trek, Father Shiftmas, and they open some absolutely lovely gifts that they didn't get to open before Christmas, from Madeline "McMatz" Matz, Mandy Taylor, and Dawn Smith! Thank you all so, so much!! They also discuss Erin's interest in "Bird Play", visiting old schools, and the passing of the wonderful Carrie Fisher, and what it means for the future of Star Wars! It feels good to be back!

Get ready for a spontaneously musical episode folks! The incredible comedian Ryan Cullen (@RyanCullen90) remains however to chat some more about Eddie Redmayne, specifically Les Mis (There's your music for ya folks) the Morbegs and Planet Earth 2! They also discuss UFC, the ongoing fantasy football leagues they're all involved in, music that gets you pumped up, and politics, because where else will you get politics, yo! Huge thanks to our Patreon subscribers Dawn Smith and Mandy Taylor for visiting us at the "Studio"! We hope you both had a lovely time!

(https://alwaysalesson.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/logoauthorphoto.jpg) Mandy has a degree in Education. She has spent seventeen years in the classroom, grades Kindergarten through 3rd grade. She recently transitioned out of the classroom into an Instructional Coaching position and has a passion for literacy, a love for learning, and a fascination with public speaking. She also has become a Teacher Consultant with the Twitter (https://twitter.com/mandymtaylor) , Voxer, and Google. Quotables Coaches are in a weird purgatory- where’s my identity? With teaching, the stakes are always high Listen, Listen, Listen It’s not about me. It’s about what is best for kids. What can my impact be? Even tasteful leopard can be executed professionally Equal parts accountability and follow up Find your people/tribe/PLN…we all want to connect with somebody Take your passion and make it happen The space between…. Mandy’s Stamp of Approval Books Better Conversations (https://us.corwin.com/en-us/nam/book/better-conversations)  – Jim Knight (@JimKnight99 on Twitter) Focus on Teaching (https://www.amazon.com/Focus-Teaching-Using-High-Impact-Instruction/dp/1483344126) – Jim Knight The Art of Coaching (http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/the-art-of-coaching-elena-aguilar/1112986445)  – Elena Aguilar Crucial Conversations (https://www.amazon.com/Crucial-Conversations-Talking-Stakes-Second/dp/1469266822) – Patterson and Grenny Fierce Conversations (https://www.amazon.com/Fierce-Conversations-Achieving-Success-Conversation/dp/0425193373?ie=UTF8&hvadid=43449360927&hvdev=c&hvexid=&hvnetw=g&hvpone=9.52&hvpos=1t2&hvptwo=&hvqmt=b&hvrand=15059700899984465796&ref=pd_sl_1vxawlh34l_b&tag=googhydr-20) – Susan Scott How the Way we Talk can Change the Way we Work (https://www.amazon.com/How-Talk-Change-Work-Transformation/dp/078796378X) – Kegan and Lahey Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World that Can’t Stop Talking (https://www.amazon.com/Quiet-Power-Introverts-World-Talking/dp/0307352153/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1466798228&sr=8-1&keywords=quiet+the+power+of+introverts) – Susan Cain Blogs Your Instructional Coach (yourinstructionalcoach.com)  – Eric Sandberg, Instructional Coach Buzzing with Ms B (http://buzzingwithmsb.blogspot.com/) – Chrissy B, Literacy Coach Ms. Houser (http://www.mshouser.com/) – Kristin Houser, Instructional Coach (suggested by Gretchen) Hashtags #personalizedPD Resources Passion Planner (http://www.passionplanner.com/#home-2-section)  by Angelia Trinidad Connect with Mandy Blog (http://taylormadeteaching.blogspot.com/) : Taylor-Made Teaching Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/taylormadeteaching) : TaylorMadeTeaching Twitter (https://twitter.com/mandymtaylor) : @mandymtaylor Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/taylormadeteaching/) : taylormadeteaching YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCaqAufen_YtbKDNkzce1v2w) : Mandy Taylor TpT (https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Taylor-made-Teaching) : Taylor-made-Teaching   Join elite educators everywhere in snagging tips, tricks and freebies right to your inbox every month! Become #empowered with the Always A Lesson newsletter:  https://alwaysalesson.leadpages.co/newslettersignup/ (https://alwaysalesson.leadpages.co/newslettersignup/)   Connect with Gretchen Email: gretchen@alwaysalesson.com Blog:  Always A Lesson  (https://alwaysalesson.com) Facebook:  Always A Lesson (https://www.facebook.com/AlwaysALesson)   Twitter:  @gschultek (https://twitter.com/GSchultek)    Linkedin:  Gretchen Schultek Bridgers (https://www.linkedin.com/in/gretchenschultekbridgers)   Google+:  Gretchen Schultek Bridgers...

We will be talking with special guest ‘s, US army veteran  Brandy Vega, and Mandy Taylor , wife of a US Marine. We will be exploring the world of women and families involved in the military. What’s it like and what else is possible? How can you create the life you desire and use hardship to your advantage? Brandy's website - www.gooddeedrevolution.org       www.mediaooze.com Mandy's website - www.mandyt.jamberry.com Bethany Schrader  www.bethanyschrader.com Gayle Nicholson  www.GayleNicholson.com Cheri L R Taylor  www.CheriLRTaylor.com Simone Gers  www.simonegers.com

Mandy Taylor, Adoptive Parent and Foster Parent Retention Specialist at Bethany Christian Services in Grand Rapids, MI shares her experience developing a Post-RPC Training Support Group. Mandy leads a monthly meeting where concepts and ideas from the RPC are reviewed. The group also explores how this knowledge can be applied to their current parenting. Additionally this podcast discusses the importance of creating a space for parents to give and receive validation, generate camaraderie amongst parents, and provide one another with tangible parenting suggestions. The group is built upon the premise that if healing is done through the context of relationships, then resource parents too need supportive relationships as they act as agents of healing for their children.

In today's Q&A, we are helping Mandy Taylor figure out the difference between tags and categories in WordPress. Do you have a question you want answered on our podcast? We would love to help you! Click here to ask your question! [Tweet "A good rule of thumb is no more than 10 tags & 2 categories per post"] Let's dive into this week's question! SHANE: What's going on guys, welcome back to another Q&A with S&J mini podcast where we answer your questions. Please excuse my voice today before we get started. We just got back from the SEC Tournament to watch our beloved Kentucky Wildcats win the SEC Championship and I yelled a little too much this weekend. We do batch these Q&A podcasts when we record them and we record six to seven at a time so you will hear my raspy voice for the next few episodes over the next couple of weeks because I kind of blew it out now in Nashville. So let's get on to today's question and it comes from Mandy Taylor and we actually had an easy name to read this week, thank goodness. Mandy writes, "What is the difference between tags and categories in WordPress? When should I use each? It's very confusing. Thank you guys for all you do." JOCELYN: Hey Mandy, thanks for your question. I'm gonna start out by talking about categories. Categories are very broad subjects that you would associate your posts with. So for instance, we might do like podcasts because that's a part of our website. So this Q&A might go in the 'Q&A' category and our longer podcast might go on a 'Podcast' category. So you probably won't have a ton of categories on your website; I mean probably a handful, I'd say no more than 10 depending on what you are doing. On my Elementary Librarian site, I have probably three or four. I don't do a whole lot of categories but it just groups things according to what people are looking for on your website. It's a good idea to only associate a post with one or possibly two categories when you are writing it because it gets really confusing if you put it in too many. So just make sure that you do that as you write your posts. Categories could also be thought of sort of like sections of a library. I would think, me being a former librarian, I think of that – I would think of it sort of as like Fiction, Non-fiction or Biographies. That's how my library was arranged when I was still working at school and those things are more of the categories and actual subjects of books like insects or animals or famous people, those would be more like tags and Shane is going to tell you more about that. SHANE: Tags are basically specific keywords that go with the article you are writing so that people can search in a search bar on your website and easily find articles about that subject or find out what that article was about. For example, jumping off of what Jocelyn said, you may have a broad category called 'Non-fiction books' or 'Non-fiction articles' and then you wrote maybe an article about insects and that specific article was about, I don't know, ants or beetles or whatever. So you might write – in your tags, you might put things like ants, what's it called ant-nests, I don't know, whatever we are talking about; we are talking about ants and bugs okay. JOCELYN: This went downhill quickly. SHANE: This went downhill very quickly but you would not tag that post with, I don't know 'Grasshoppers' and 'Spiders' because the article itself is about ants so whatever you mentioned about ants, maybe you are an Orchid-man and you got a website about how to kill ants, so you write about four specific things that get rid of ants in your house, you would only mention those things in your tags and they are just identifiers. It's just like kind of like putting a post-it note on a page in a book and you want to turn to that page quickly to find that information. When people use your search bar on your site, then they would be able to find that but the categories is more like a broad,

In today’s Q&A, we are helping Mandy Taylor figure out the difference between tags and categories in WordPress. Do you have a question you want answered on our podcast? We would love to help you! Click here to ask your question!

Tripawds Podcast Episode #33: Join guests Lisa Saez, PT, CCRT from Dalias Doggie Rehab, and Maverick's Mom, Mandy Taylor for an informative discussion about the benefits of rehab therapy for dogs who have lost a leg to amputation. Lisa's Background: Lisa combines her her professional skills as a human physical therapist with her lifelong passion for the good health of all animals. She is a certified canine rehabilitation therapist and is founder of Dals Doggie Rehab, a New Jersey-based practice that helps canines of all ages live their lives to the fullest through several different modalities of rehabilitation therapy including: Balance & proprioceptive exercisesNeuromuscular Electrical StimulationTherapeutic UltrasoundHydrotherapyManual Therapy & more About Maverick: Mandy regularly takes Maverick, a three legged Australian Shepherd, to Lisa's practice where she says he "thinks PT is one of the best things ever invented." For this episode we will discuss Lisa's various approaches treatment for her three-legged canine patients and how it benefits them. She'll share tips for Tripawd pawrents who want to learn more about canine rehab. Maverick's Mom will share her story of preparing Maverick for life on three legs with Lisa's help, and how Maverick has reaped the benefits of a regular canine rehabilitation therapy program. Read Maverick's Blog DalsDogRehab.com Call in with your questions or join us in the Live Tripawds Chat during the show! Support the show (https://tripawds.com/support)

PrideCast 17: Mandy Taylor, Sacramento LGBT Community Center’s Director of Programs Feb. 12, 2014 – Mandy Taylor is the new Director of Programs at Sacramento’s LGBT Community Center. Tune in to hear what they’re up to and how to get … Continue reading →