Podcast appearances and mentions of mark garza

In this continuation of Episode 28, UT Austin Grad Student Eugenio Sobrevilla and LCI's Kristen Wynn sit down with Mark Garza, Founder of the Flatwater Foundation, an organization based in Austin, Texas that exists to erase the financial burden of mental health care for those facing cancer, as well as their extended family.

In this Episode, UT Austin Grad Student Eugenio Sobrevilla and LCI's Kristen Wynn sit down with Mark Garza, Founder of the Flatwater Foundation, an organization based in Austin, Texas that exists to erase the financial burden of mental health care for those facing cancer, as well as their extended family.

This week we're speaking with Mark Garza, the founder of Flatwater Foundation! Flatwater is an incredible organization based in Austin, TX that offers access to therapy for people going through cancer, their families, and their caregivers! Listen to hear how Mark's experience with losing his father to prostate cancer helped him realize how important mental health is for everyone that is going through a cancer diagnosis. Mark's work with the foundation has helped hundreds of families "find their flatwater." To get in touch with Flatwater and Mark himself, you can contact them at the email addresses below: volunteers@flatwaterfoundation.org mark@flatwaterfoundation.org --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In this episode, my guest Mark Garza reminds us that honoring someone after loss can look like so many different things. Since the loss of his father, Mark has dedicated his life to shining a light on a critical but often unmet need in everyone’s grief journey - access to quality mental health services. Through his work at the Flatwater Foundation, Mark is carrying on a family legacy of honoring those we’ve lost. This tradition of giving back to the community was started by his father after the loss of Mark’s twin sister during his childhood. In this conversation, Mark is thoughtful, curious, and passionate about ensuring we all find a way to care for our minds and hearts as we face loss. He understands deeply that it starts at home with him.Please visit Patreon.com/gsbpodcast to learn more about becoming a supporter of the show!For more news and insights about this show, follow creator and host Lisa Keefauver @reimagininggrief on Instagram, FB or @ReimagineG on Twitter. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Mark Garza was the drummer for Embodyment and The Famine. Mark and Chris discuss the story of Embodyment's songs and journey in chronological order. Currently, Mark plays drums in the band Constant Seas. Check us out on www.fadetograypodcast.com 

How To Turn Tragedy Into A Million Dollar Opportunity Mark Garza didn’t ask to be the son of a terminal cancer patient. He didn’t ask to have his family rocked by the repercussions. He didn’t ask for the responsibility of bootstrapping a non-profit and raising awareness around the stigma of mental health. But following his father’s diagnosis in 2009, Garza couldn’t ignore the calling to step up, honor his father and continue the family legacy. “My dad didn’t only teach me how to run an organization, he taught me the value of helping others.” Mark said. “He taught me about following your passion, serving a higher purpose and getting rich in the soul, mind and heart. He used to tell me, there are no do-overs in life.” Leaving a successful career as an advertising executive, Garza established Flatwater Foundation. Since its inception, the “Flatwater Family” has raised $3.2 million dollars to pay for over 19,000 hours of therapy, helping caregivers and affected families cope with cancer. In this episode of Voices of Impact, Mark and I discuss how to train the mind to overcome life’s biggest challenges. We talk about building community around a cause, changing lives, scaling a non-profit and staying on mission. And Mark talks about his experience living the proverb: if you want to go fast, go alone but if you want to go far, go together.

In this episode we invited Mark Garza of The Escapade into our studio and dissect his song “If You Care… The post The Escapade appeared first on Transient Mic.

Chapter 112: "From Deep Inside The Anti-Matter Room; II of II" ...as read by Kurt Bachman of Believer Here is the second half of my conversation with Kurt Bachman of Believer. He and I wrap up our conversation for about another half an hour and then things get crazy. I read comments and questions from Liam Wilson of Dillinger, Klank of...well...Klank, Mark Garza of Embodyment / The Famine, Darren Johnson and Bruce Fitzhugh of Living Sacrifice, Jeff Bellew of The Crucified / Stavesacre, we hear live from Jeff King and Kevin Leaman of Believer in the room, we get Lance Garvin of Living Sacrifice and the IMPOSSIBLE to find Joey Daub of Believer on the phone to have a four way discussion about "The Phoenix". This was one of the funniest, most spontaneous conversations I've ever had on the show. Yeah I'm name dropping...wouldn't you? www.believerband.com Chapter 112 Music...ALMOST all Believer: "Gone" "Trilogy Of Knowledge: Part III "The Key" "The Brave" "Perfect Day" "Return To Zero" "Tormented" Bachman Turner Overdrive: "Ain't Seen Nuthin' Yet" Starbuck: "Moonlight Feels Right" "Extraction From Mortality" As The Story Grows links: Help out at Patreon Follow on Twitter See what we're doing at Lavirra Productions ATSG Website ATSG Music and Merch Leave some feedback at iTunes Join the Email List ATSG Facebook Email: asthestorygrows@gmail.com

Mark Garza joins to chat about Funeral Sounds, music, and more. Sponsored by: Vinyl Me, Please

In this episode of Watch.Read.Listen., we discuss Stephen King's novella "Secret Window, Secret Garden" and David Koepp's adaptation Secret Window (2004) starring Johnny Depp. In our This Week segment: Duane - Metroid Metal; Alice Isn't Dead and Within the Wires (from the folks at Welcome to Night Vale); As the Story Grows - interview with Mark Garza of Embodyment and The Famine David - Joe Begos's The Mind's Eye (2016)

Mark Garza graces us with their presence to discuss what it's like being 18 with a 3 year old record label. Mark is starting college this year and already feels jaded, so Jake tries to help them through. This is a must-listen for young music industry professionals.

Chapter 71: "Keep It In The Family" ...as read by Mark Garza of Embodyment / The Famine / Constant Seas All in all, Mark Garza is happy with how his life has turned out. The drummer best known for his work with The Famine and Embodyment has become a successful business man, has a family submersed in musical talent and is still involved in producing quite a bit of music. In this second half of his story we discuss how record labels are what they are, his current project called Constant Seas and the slightly different goal that they have, music with his family and feeling accomplished with what he has achieved. This is an uplifting story that I hope is enjoyed as much as it is uncomfortable. Chapter 71 Notes: Constant Seas FB: https://www.facebook.com/Constant.Seas Constant Seas Music Bed Site: https://www.musicbed.com/artists/constant-seas/6 Masons' Bearded Dragon stuff: https://t.co/tLXH31N7jW , https://t.co/GAFQMpmQUU Jay DiNitto: http://www.jaydinitto.com Jay's Book "Pale Blue Scratch": http://www.jaydinitto.com/pale-blue-scratch/ Chapter 71 Music: The Famine: Killing For Sport SKG (Mark and his wifes' project): "Get Out" Carcass: "Heartwork" (almost) The Famine: "Longer Chains, Bigger Cages" Constant Seas: "Into The Abyss" The Famine: "Another Foot To The Shovel" As The Story Grows links: Help out at Patreon Follow on Twitter See what we're doing at Lavirra Productions ATSG Website ATSG Music and Merch Leave some feedback at iTunes ATSG YouTube Channel Join the Email List ATSG Facebook Email: asthestorygrows@gmail.com

Chapter 70: "Our Shit DID stink" ...as read by Mark Garza of Embodyment/ The Famine/ Constant Seas Mark Garza discusses building Dominoes Pizzas, Roger Martinez and being an honest musician in the studio. In the process of this interview Mark feels the need to call some people out which results in this being a long one that gets split into two chapters. We get to the bottom of why Embodyment went through such drastic changes and Mark's troubling position with Kris. Mark explains why he isn't on board with Nick Nowells' beliefs but he respects that Nicks'...beliefs takes....balls.... to say the least. We take a refreshingly real book at the Christian scene and some eye raising contractual obligations. All in all, Mark still respects Living Sacrifice for keeping it real. This was so great and I'm proud to bring it to you, rough edges and all. Whatever. Get over it. "I'll just leave that right there..." Chapter 70 Notes: Constant Seas FB: https://www.facebook.com/Constant.Seas Constant Seas Music Bed Site: https://www.musicbed.com/artists/constant-seas/6 Chapter 70 Music: The Famine: "Ad Mortem" Embodyment: "Winter Kiss" AC/DC: "Big Balls" (in tribute to Nick) Embodyment: "Breed" Embodyment: "Halo Of Winter" Lhoist: "Lurgee" (Radiohead cover) As The Story Grows links: Help out at Patreon Follow on Twitter See what we're doing at Lavirra Productions ATSG Website ATSG Music and Merch Leave some feedback at iTunes ATSG YouTube Channel Join the Email List ATSG Facebook Email: asthestorygrows@gmail.com

Mark Garza and Chelsea Hardee recount the genesis of the The Flatwater Foundation, and share how they have utilized their experiences and talents to make a big impact. Through their non-profit Mark, Chelsea, and their team have helped over 700 people affected by a cancer diagnosis receive access to mental health support.