Podcast appearances and mentions of margot starbuck

Ben and Jamesa are joined by New York Times best-selling author Margot Starbuck and Licensed Independent Social Worker Deb Riley to discuss white women's tears in the workplace. In a recent episode, Jamesa mentioned a study that showed that Black women would rather work with white men than white women, so Ben, Jamesa, Margot, and Deb explore why.

In this week's episode, I enjoyed speaking with Margot Starbuck. She is the owner of Wordmelon. Margot is an award-winning writer of more than thirty books. She's touched o⁠ver 200 major publishing projects⁠ as an author, writer, coach, and editor. She treasures the privilege of writing alongside athletes, entertainers, and overcomers. Margot loves equipping writers who want to be published. She ⁠speaks at writing conferences⁠ around the country about what it takes to get published. She reviews book proposals and manuscripts, showing writers what's working well and what can be improved, and practical strategies to do it. ⁠https://www.margotstarbuck.com/ Check out our interview via video https://youtu.be/vAiDQR6yzHQ or audiohttps://pod.link/HustleinFaith/episode/f8bed80643c0ac2e51e0f51720ca0384 In case you missed it... I'm writing a book! Check out Ep. 238, where I'm reading the Introduction and Chapter One of my book, How To Live An Extraordinary Life, With or Without Mr. Right. If you would like to learn more about why I decided to write this book, check out this video (⁠⁠https://youtu.be/7KI-U25-CLo⁠⁠). If you want to be notified when the book is complete, please sign up ⁠here⁠ (⁠https://www.subscribepage.com/p5h1k4⁠). If you enjoy listening to⁠⁠⁠⁠ Hustle in Faith⁠⁠⁠⁠ and would like to support the show, please consider sharing it with your friends, leave a review⁠⁠⁠⁠,⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠donat⁠⁠⁠⁠e⁠⁠⁠, or make a purchase at⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠StarenguCrew⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠. Remember, if you're everything to everyone, then you risk being no one. You never know who will inspire you in the next episode! WHERE ELSE CAN YOU FIND ME? @HustleinFaith on all social media sites RATE THIS PODCAST We've made it easier to show us ❤️ Are you enjoying the Hustle in Faith Podcast? Regardless of where you listen to @Hustleinfaith, if you love this show, please leave us a review at ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://ratethispodcast.com/hustleinfaith⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ or if you're listening on Apple Podcasts, if you feel inclined to do so, why don't you go ahead and leave us a 5-star review?

In Season 3, we are featuring reflections from our Advent project called Advent in Durham: Longing for Home in Exile. Day 9, by Margot Starbuck. Read online at www.durhamcares.org/advent.  Theme Music: Peaceful by Luca Fraula Link: https://filmmusic.io/song/5169-peaceful License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

“The 3 Big Roadblocks to Getting a Publisher to Say ‘Yes' (And 1 Bonus Roadblock!): Writing an Excellent Book Proposal” – by Margot Starbuck

After nearly two decades of marriage,  author/editor Margot Starbuck became an accidental dater in her forties when her husband left. Her divorce final, her heart healed, she eventually stuck her toe into the world of online dating, and then went all in. What she learned by relying on the collective wisdom of her support system became The Grown Woman's Guild to Online Dating, Lessons Learned While Swiping Right, Snapping Selfies, and Analyzing Emoji's.You'll learn:* The key to mastering a good dating profile.*  Wise words from Len her Uber driver that are not to be ignored.* That what you're not telling your friends about your new love interest may be more important than what you do.

Welcome back to The Shift, a podcast that's here to help you adjust to the new! Today, we will close Season 2, "New You, New Boo...Or Not" where we have talked about new love, whether it be about the season of loving someone else or loving yourself. We've discussed the X and O's, the yes and no's, “he loves me, he loves me not” or I gave it all I got. While we've talked about several forms of love and relationship, we missed a topic that's very important in today's society, online dating. In today's episode, "Computer Love", hear from a best selling author who experienced a surprising divorce and learned how to put herself back on the market by dating online. Now, she uses what's she's learned from the experience to encourage and empower other women with tools to successfully date online. Join your host, J. Camille, first-time special guests, Margot Starbuck Hausmann, as they of one in a "Computer Love." Meet the Margot Starbuck Hausmann! Margot Starbuck is an award-winning, New York Times bestselling author, writing teacher, and speaker. She earned a masters of divinity from Princeton Theological Seminary and a bachelor's from Westmont College. She lives in Durham, North Carolina in a community built around friends with disabilities. Learn more below. Hear her share their shift today! Follow our guests on social media: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/margotstarbuck Website: GrownWomansGuide.com For a free resource: 20 weeks of dating tips AND downloadable guide for you to do a personal retreat, few hours, to get with God about dating http://www.margotstarbuck.com/swipe Keep up with The Shift on social media: https://www.instagram.com/the.shift.podcast/ https://www.facebook.com/jcamilleproductions --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

“I love online dating,” said no one ever. But if 1 in 5 committed relationships today began online, is it worth a try?  In this BONUS episode, Juli sits down with Margot Starbuck to learn everything you want to know about finding a spouse online. After joining over 16 dating sites, Margot shares practical advice and wisdom from her latest book, The Grown Woman’s Guide to Online Dating.  She's done all the work, you just need to grab your Java and join us! Guest: Margot Starbuck Show notes: Spring online book studies are here--including Sex & the Single Girl! Sign up today! The Grown Woman’s Guide to Online Dating* What Do I Do With My Sexual Desires? (blog) Single & In My Late 40s—Do I Still Have to Save Sex for Marriage? (video) How Do We Bond in a Dating Relationship Without Having Sex? (video)   *This is an affiliate link. AI may earn referral fees from qualifying purchases. Photo by Markus Winkler on Unsplash

How do I choose the best online dating app? What should I put in (or leave out of) my dating profile? What am I really supposed to be looking for in a guy before I swipe right? How long should we message before we meet up in person (and why did he ghost me anyway)? In this episode, Margot Starbuck helps us navigate the world of online dating as a Christian, and how to approach dating in ways that encourage balance, wholeness, and safety on the road to developing healthy relationships with yourself and others. Margot also describes how to take the pressure off and enjoy yourself so you can have fun with your dating experiences. Visit Margot Starbuck online, and learn about her Swipe Personal Spiritual Retreat Join Margot's Private Facebook Group- Single Christian Women in Online Dating (SCWOD) Check out the Books Mentioned in This Episode Take the "What's Your Loneliness Type" Quiz Check out our Sponsor Faithful Counseling 10% off first month offer Follow Agape Moms on Facebook or Instagram and join the Beloved Collective private Facebook group Subscribe to Agape Moms' Weekly Video Devotional on YouTube  

Christ follower Reagan Rose says: “Video games were a significant part of my young adult life. But several years ago I made a conscious decision to swear them off completely.” The obvious question is why? He joins us for a chat this morning in the 7 am hour.  Plus, “I love online dating,” said no one ever. Does the thought of joining a dating site invoke feelings of fear and anxiety—or, worse, insecurity or unworthiness? We ran across a book recently: The Grown Woman’s Guide to Online Dating. The author is a follower of Jesus, Margot Starbuck. She joins us to share the personal and spiritual growth she experienced in her own journey—including coping with her feelings of loneliness, rejection, and pressure. 

Soaring rates of anxiety, depression, suicide: Therapist Karen Shurtz outlines symptoms, strategies, practical tools and living hope for adults and kids. The witty, wise, quirky and fierce Margot Starbuck unpacks her latest book "The Grown Woman's Guide to Online Dating!" The ancient Proverb says, "Without a vision the people perish..." What's a 'vision' and do I have one? Support the show: https://www.bringitupmedia.com/give See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Along with looking at the Democratic Party platform, political scientist Mark Caleb Smith addresses the connection between Rouseau and Hegel to today's political left.  Margot Starbuck, author of "The Grown Woman's Guide to Online Dating," takes a humorous look at online dating and what she has learned.

Along with looking at the Democratic Party platform, political scientist Mark Caleb Smith addresses the connection between Rouseau and Hegel to today's political left.  Margot Starbuck, author of "The Grown Woman's Guide to Online Dating," takes a humorous look at online dating and what she has learned.

Episode #13 of Rewrite Radio features a conversation between four seasoned authors who’ve written extensively about their personal lives. Carla Barnhill, Jennifer Grant, Margot Starbuck, and Caryn Rivadeneira discuss how to navigate writing about friends and family, and then living with what you’ve published in a panel at the 2016 Festival of Faith & Writing titled Memoirist’s Lament: Living with What you Publish. A short conversation with Wesley Hill introduces the session. Many thanks to everyone involved: Carla Barnhill is the director of youth development for Sparkhouse, a division of Augsburg Fortress Publishing. She is the author of The Myth of the Perfect Mother, the editor of several more books, and frequently serves as a consultant for writers getting started in publishing. http://carynrivadeneira.com/ Jennifer Grant is an author, book editor, and consultant. She has written four works of nonfiction, Love You More, MOMumental, Disquiet Time, and Wholehearted Living, and regularly contributes to blogs including Her.meneutics. http://www.jennifergrant.com/ Margot Starbuck is the co-author of the forthcoming book Overplayed: A Parent’s Guide to Sanity in the World of Youth Sports and the author of five books, including The Girl in the Orange Dress. She is a regular contributor to Today’s Christian Woman and an editorial advisor for Gifted for Leadership.http://www.margotstarbuck.com/ Caryn Rivadeneira is a freelance writer and editor. She is the author of five books and a regular contributor to Her.meneutics and Re:Frame Media’s ThinkChristian. Wesley Hill is an assistant professor of Biblical Studies at Trinity School for Ministry in Ambridge, Pennsylvania. He is the author of three books, including Spiritual Friendship: Finding Love in the Church as a Celibate Gay Christian. He co-founded the website SpiritualFriendship.org, and he writes regularly for Books & Culture, Christianity Today, and First Things. Follow him on Twitter @wesleyhill.

On Episode 84 of the Mama Bear Dares Podcast, Tesi and Leslie converse with Margot Starbuck about a topic back by popular demand: Youth Sports Culture. Margot is the author of the book Overplayed: A Parent's Guide to Sanity in the World of Youth Sports and offers hosts and listeners great insight and information about the current landscape of youth sports in America and encourages us to engage our Mama Bear for the sake of our kids and the American psyche. This episode of full of great statistics and research, helpful anecdotes, and wisdom that applies to parenting athletes and non-athletes alike. Read complete Show Notes on the Mama Bear Dares Podcast website!

Hey Sistas, Toady's episode is all about celebrating the ways you're practicing Shalom in your everyday lives.  I'm joined by my friend, Abby Perry and we share the ways we've seen Shalom in  the media this past month, we cheer on our listeners who shared their stories of Shalom, and we introduce our really fun #SummerofShalom Instagram Challenge! Abby is the writer behind the blog, "Joy Woven Deep".  She's a mom of two in College Station, Texas who loves Jesus, personality types, books, television, and movies! She kicks off the episode by sharing her primary practices of Shalom, is caring for her boys, supporting the foster care community by offering them date night childcare through the "childcare pantry", and leading a local cohort of "Be The Bridge to Racial Unity",  a community of people with a common goal to see healthy dialogue around the topic of race. Abby told us about, Runway of Dreams: Runway of Dreams is a nonprofit organization working with the fashion industry to adapt mainstream clothing for the differently-abled community. Partnering with top brands and retailers, Runway of Dreams works to integrate wearable technology and design modifications into clothing, making it adaptive and wearable for all. As a mom of a boy with special needs, this company is close to her heart. They just partnered with Tommy Hilfiger to create a stylish and fun line.  Check it out:   If you remember, I interviewed Margot Starbuck about her neuro-diverse community on the podcast. So this company is just ONE MORE WAY God is asking me to be more aware and passionate about differently-able persons. I was all kinds of tearful about a certain reunion duet from the Broadway musical "Wicked". The original stars of Wicked reunite for a new, stripped-down take on the show’s touching final duet as part of the “Out of Oz” series. We had LOTS of women share with us what Shalom looks like in their lives, so we had a good time celebrating two different, Sistas, Sarah Elizabeth Finch, Sabrina, and a special voice message from a listener named,  Jill. From Sarah Elizabeth: I'm practicing shalom by celebrating differences and unique perspectives with my "Marked By" series. It's something I believe in doing daily with my community group and "mom" friends. I love making people feel special for the things that distinguish them from others, and I hope that I keep making this a priority in my circles of influence. From Sabrina: This week I've been trying to just give where I can to offset the feelings of lack I've been wrestling with. So, I bought some Gatorade/saltines/soup to an employee out with the flu yesterday (she lives alone). When my favorite cashier rang me up at my local Shaw's and asked me for the 1 millionth time do you want to donate to Muscular Dystrophy today, I said YES. Darn she's good. When a client calls for someone else and that someone else is busy, I take it on myself. Abundance is everywhere and all around us, I'm breathing it in and saying yes this week. It feels so good And a sweet listener named Jill shared her inward practice of Shalom by attending therapy and then her outward practice of shalom that steamed from the recent death of her friend to domestic violence. How it's inspired her to think about that community and ask, "how can I help". If you or someone is suffering from domestic abuse, DON'T SUFFER ALONE. Please call the National Domestic Violence hotline: 1-800-799-7233 Abby and I are both on Instagram and WE LOVE IT!  So, I couldn't think of a better co-celebrator than Abby to introduce my #SummerofShalom Instagram challenge. Reserve your free hard copy of the print here and join us for a summer full of practice of Shalom. http://bit.ly/SummerofShalom Thanks for listening, Sistas! ~Osheta

My guest on the podcast this week is Margot Starbuck.  I love Margot so much.  She’s funny and whip-smart and you're going to love my conversation with her about her community, "North Street Neighborhood", a neuro-diverse community built around person with disability. We break down some terms and she gives us the most incredibly Shalom Steps.  You know, I sometimes feel so out of depth when it comes to being a good friend to persons with disabilities.  But by the end of my conversation with Margot, I was so empowered that I rallied my kids to go to the upcoming Special Olympics and..y'all...IT WAS AMAZING!  I hope you take a listen because there's some good stuff for everyone of us in this episode.  Plus, we laugh...a lot!     I've known about Margot for a little bit now because I review books for one of her publishers, Herald Press. Margot Starbuck is passionate about effective communication. She's the author of seven books and a quiet collaborator on others. She speaks to audiences across the country about living the revolutionary Jesus way in the world today. In 2016 she's sharing about living from the solid place: #livebeloved365   Which I SO encourage you to check out! She's passionate about equipping folks to love our (sometimes unlikely or overlooked) neighbors and that's what we dig into in this episode of "Shalom in the City"   Shalom Steps   Books/Authors Mentioned in the Episode*   *As always, if you use the links to the "Shalom Bookstore" to purchase your books, then a few pennies will be kicked over to me to keep the podcast up and running. Margot mentioned a fun video of an impromptu concert with her neighbors and friends from Urban Promise in the show.  Here's that video: I seriously wanna move to Durham, y'all!  Wait...what am I talk about? I love LA, I need to come alongside a Friendship House here and help create shalom through dancing and singing just like this. I hope you love today's episode and if you do let me know by leaving a reaview on iTunes. Did ya'll know "Shalom in the City" made New and Noteworthy last week?  It did! I'm so thrilled.  The more weeks it can stay on the list, the easier it'll be for fellow shalom sistas to find the show.  So, pop over and leave a review when you get a chance. Eeep! You can learn more about the North Street Neighborhood on their site.  You can find Margot on her site, Margostarbuck.com or follow her on Facebook.  As always, you can continue the conversation in the Shalom Sistas Hangout. Shalom in your earbuds, y'all!   ~Osheta        

Margot Starbuck on, "Service and Community" from Samford University Campus Worship on 7 April 2016.

Margot, a graduate of Westmont College and Princeton Seminary, is passionate about communicating to individuals, in print and in speech, the promise that God, in Jesus Christ, is with them and for them. She is the author of The Girl in the Orange Dress: Searching For a Father Who Does Not Fail, Unsqueezed: Springing Free From Skinny Jeans, Nose Jobs, Highlights & Stilettos and the forthcoming Small Things With Great Love: Adventures in Loving Your Neighbor. (2012) Margot’s first book, The Girl in the Orange Dress was awarded the Advanced Writers and Speakers Association’s best nonfiction book of the year for 2011. Margot is represented by WordServe Literary and is a member of Redbud Writer’s Guild.

Margot, a graduate of Westmont College and Princeton Seminary, is passionate about communicating to individuals, in print and in speech, the promise that God, in Jesus Christ, is with them and for them. She is the author of The Girl in the Orange Dress: Searching For a Father Who Does Not Fail, Unsqueezed: Springing Free From Skinny Jeans, Nose Jobs, Highlights & Stilettos and the forthcoming Small Things With Great Love: Adventures in Loving Your Neighbor. (2012) Margot’s first book, The Girl in the Orange Dress was awarded the Advanced Writers and Speakers Association’s best nonfiction book of the year for 2011. Margot is represented by WordServe Literary and is a member of Redbud Writer’s Guild.

Thriving Rural Communities and the Divinity Women’s Center hosted a panel discussion with author Margot Starbuck and professors Amy Laura Hall, Chuck Campbell, Ellen Davis, Mary McClintock Fulkerson, and Sujin Pak, who discussed men and women's bodies in media, the church, the pulpit, the bible, and daily lives.