Podcasts about Marlys

Emmett Burnton and Ryan Donovan are two teachers both working in the social studies department at Boulder Creek High School in Deer Valley Unified School District. Not only colleagues, Emmett and Ryan have become mentors and coaches for each other. In today's episode, 3Ps in a Pod hosts Kathleen Paulsen, NBCT, and Marlys Weaver talk with these outstanding educators about how they mentor each other to be their professional best and continue to evolve their practice. Both teachers were also recognized for their teaching practice by the Arizona Educational Foundation. Emmett is the 2025 AEF Teacher of the Year, while Ryan is a 2025 AEF Ambassador for Excellence. Emmett and Ryan share with Kathleen and Marlys how they connected at Boulder Creek and how their strengths differ and compliment each other. They also reflect on other educators and moments that guided their teacher development. Both teachers explore in depth how they work to develop intentional and thoughtful lessons and assessments. They discuss their reflective practice and how it has positively impacted students.  Emmett calls us to think about mentorship in a way that creates deep relationships. These relationships help us really see our students and our peers in meaningful ways. Ryan shares about the value of protected time for collegial support and mentoring and the professional growth that results. He asks us to think about a mentor relationship as an opportunity for open dialogue and not about spending time focusing on deficits.   Continue your learning After listening to this episode, use the reflection guide to explore how you might further connect students to community and co-design learning opportunities unique to your location. Find the reflection guide at this link. Here are a couple additional resources mentioned in this episode: Dr. Carol Dweck's on growth mindsets About Parker J. Palmer The Courage to Teach: Exploring the Inner Landscape of a Teacher's Life by Parker J. Palmer Learn more about the Arizona K12 Center at azk12.org.

This time on Fun with Scotch, Jon Judy, and Marlys compare 3 excellent offerings from Aberfeldy, in unfortunately tiny bottles because in this case, more is better.

Networking and influencer relations are two essential pieces of good PR! Kate Marlys is Founder of PhillyPRGirl based in Philadelphia, where she turned a successful blog into a thriving agency. She talks about how she works with influencers to punch through the media noise and how to network effectively to build awareness and connections. The PR Podcast is a show about how the news gets made. We talk with great PR people, reporters, and communicators about how the news gets made and strategies for publicity that drive business goals. Host ⁠⁠Jody Fisher⁠⁠ is the founder of Jody Fisher PR and works with clients across the healthcare, higher education, financial services, real estate, entertainment, and non-profit verticals. Join the conversation on ⁠⁠Facebook⁠⁠, ⁠⁠Twitter⁠⁠, ⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠, and ⁠⁠TikTok⁠⁠ at @ThePRPodcast.PhillyPRGirl: Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/PhillyPRGirlTwitter- https://x.com/Philly_PR_GirlInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/philly_pr_girl/?hl=enTikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@phillyprgirl?lang=enLinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/philly-pr-girl/posts/?feedView=allThe PR Podcast: Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/ThePRPodcast/Twitter - https://x.com/ThePRPodcast1Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/theprpodcast_/TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@theprpodcast?

Marlys found sobriety at 25, and despite a relapse, she returned to and fell in love with Alcoholics Anonymous. Since getting sober in 2018, she has endured the loss of her son yet stayed strong in her recovery. She is a testament to the power of the fellowship.Sobriety Date: 5/6/2018 Quotes “I accepted the fact that I am an alcoholic and this is the road I'm going to travel . . . and it worked.”“This program has given me a long-term solution. Alcohol gave me a short-term solution to a long-term problem.”Referred by: KCB ListenerInstagramFacebook

Judy, Jon and Marlys compare 4 more Scotches from Marlys' recent trip to Scotland

Marlys, Judy and Jon try some entirely too small bottles of some excellent Scotch. The first of 3 (maybe 4) episodes tasting bottles of Scotch brought back from a trip to Scotland that Marlys recently took.

Episode 128. I've never been more convinced of the power of creativity in creating amazing things in the world, in our bodies, and in our businesses. Today's episode is a solo episode where I dive into my thoughts on this based on my conversation last episode with Marlys Woods, LMFT. Check out that conversation here. Without further ado, let's dive in! What to Expect in this Episode I cover the following: How we, and I, have de-valued music and the arts as a form of healing in the past Why I think it's essential now more than ever that we re-connect with it as we explore innovative approaches to the many problems of the world Collective healing with music and missed opportunities with a life devoid of arts and music How connecting with creativity through music and dance has been incredibly healing to me in a very short time My reflections on the healing that occurred in simply discussing my emotional experience with a song with Marlys (Including discussion about the song I talked to Marlys about which can be found here) (includes an example of a protector part of me, and an exiled one who has held a burden) Using music and dance and other creative expression to connect with pre-verbal parts The importance of getting the emotion out of you, versus isolating in it The impact of creativity in creating sustainable businesses that work around your life (with Marlys Woods and Megan Gunnell as really fascinating examples of this) How you can be sure to hear if Marlys and I do a collaborative experiential event for therapists to experience the healing power of music (we are already brainstorming on this) And so much more! Wanting more support beyond these podcasts? I am currently accepting new therapy clients if you live in one of these 40 states in the US My rate for an intake session is $220 and for a 45 minute follow up is $195 If interested in learning more, including my availability and details about my practice, email me at info@drshawnhondorp.com or call 616-227-0001 Or if you are a therapist of helping professional looking to connect in community and learn more about or experience the IFS model, get on my email list here and/or email me at info@drshawnhondorp.com to introduce yourself! Disclaimer: This blog and podcast is for informational and educational purposes only. It is not a substitute for individual professional advice or treatment, including medical or mental health advice. It does not constitute a provider-patient relationship. Disclosure: Using the Bookshop.org links in this post means that I would get an affiliate fee if you purchase from the online bookshop (this supports my business, and local bookstores too!).

We're late (sickness and technical problems), but we're finally able to upload this week's episode. Rebecca and Tori chat about Bad Girls and Consequences. We touch on the introduction of a new Watcher, how Faith leads Buffy astray, Scooby dynamics gone off kilter, and how the main differences between the Slayers is clear by the end of the two episodes.Other ReferencesChemical Party | addyson99 | YouTubeBad Girls S03E14 | The Passion of the Nerd | YouTubeConsequences S03E15 | The Passion of the Nerd | YouTubeSound EffectsThinking Marimba | by Marlys.aif by ohforheavensake -- License: Attribution 4.0Suspense music Sound Effect from PixabayBalthazar (magus) - WikipediaGeorge Lazenby - Wikipedia

Shah Cypha engages in a dynamic conversation with versatile artist and DJ Jordyn Marlys, delving into her journey from Minnesota to Green Bay, and her passion for music that emerged from personal challenges. Jordyn shares insights into her multifaceted career, mastering engineering, production, and DJing, while maintaining her artistic authenticity. She discusses the therapeutic role of music, her motivations, and strategies to stay productive, amidst recounting her collaboration journey with EQ/Roc Nation. Discover Jordyn's artistic journey, personal growth, and how she balances music and wellness.

Shah Cypha interviews Jordyn Marlys on Power 107.6, exploring her journey from choir to becoming a multifaceted artist able to produce, write, and sing her own R&B tracks. Jordyn shares her creative process, influences like Russ and Billie Eilish, and her journey in the music industry. Discussing her single "Recents," Jordyn emphasizes storytelling through her lyrics. She also discusses her aspirations beyond music, including opening a music therapy yoga studio. This engaging episode offers insights into Jordyn's experiences and ambitions while highlighting her unique approach to music and creativity.

What if you stopped drinking and followed your passion for a new AF business? That's exactly what happened to Marlys Aspinwall and her husband Chuck.  In 2021, after she found herself drinking too much during COVID, Marlys decided to take a break. Her husband quickly followed her lead. Three months later, they opened a pop-up bottle shop. Marlys shares in this episode of The Sober Edge podcast that at the time, they hadn't even decided that their break from alcohol was going to be permanent. But, after experiencing the connection and the opportunity to encourage their customers, they were hooked. Chuck began searching for a brick and mortar storefront where they could set up a bottle shop and a sober bar. I asked Marlys to share some tips for starting an AF business and for working with your partner. Here's what she had to share: Divide the key aspects of the business based on what you are good at and love to do Get the community involved  Ask for help ...and more! Find the full show notes HERE, along with a coupon code for 15% off your first order!  

Episode 127. Saddle up and get ready listeners! We are talking about music and healing today. Yes! I hope you are as excited as I am. I've been searching for the perfect guest to come on and talk about this, and let me tell you, I found her. How Music Can Heal Us (But Also Can Cause Harm) Marlys Woods of Get In Tune Music Therapy is a board certified music therapist and also a licensed marriage and family therapist. Without further ado, let's dive in! What to Expect in this Episode We cover the following: How Marlys came to doing this work and the role music and singing have played in her life How this specific way of using music in the mental health world is actually a very small movement, and what that's been like for Marlys (and the opportunity it could provide for those who are interested) How Marlys has to be innovative with her work and business (and how she didn't actually want to do this at first) What a music therapy session might look like, including a specific song from my life (can be found here if you want to listen to it and follow along!) - this was a huge aha for me and opened up a new level of healing that I will share about in this episode and the one that follows How music can be harmful How to use it in a helpful way Common fears for therapists and clients about connecting with creativity Should therapists dabble with using music in sessions without training in music therapy How you can be sure to hear if Marlys and I do a collaborative experiential event for therapists and helpers to experience the healing power of music (we are already brainstorming on this) And so much more! Who is Marlys Woods Board-Certified Music Therapist and Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist Provides a specialized approach to using music in mental health recovery settings including addiction, eating disorder, anxiety and depression Passionate about using her knowledge of relationships, people, and music to help those struggling with mental health Believes music therapy is an integral part of mental health recovery Services include therapist and facility trainings, direct therapy services, and self-study programs Serves treatment sites in Southern California and the Greater Denver Area, and offers virtual services worldwide Watch Marlys's video about how music can harm here. Wanting more support beyond these podcasts? I am currently accepting new therapy clients if you live in one of these 40 states in the US My rate for an intake session is $220 and for a 45 minute follow up is $195 If interested in learning more, including my availability and details about my practice, email me at info@drshawnhondorp.com or call 616-227-0001 Or if you are a therapist of helping professional looking to connect in community and learn more about or experience the IFS model, get on my email list here and/or email me at info@drshawnhondorp.com to introduce yourself! Disclaimer: This blog and podcast is for informational and educational purposes only. It is not a substitute for individual professional advice or treatment, including medical or mental health advice. It does not constitute a provider-patient relationship. Disclosure: Using the Bookshop.org links in this post means that I would get an affiliate fee if you purchase from the online bookshop (this supports my business, and local bookstores too!).

Jon, Judy and Marlys talk about a great book on the history of distilling in Washington state, and try out 3 local Washington whiskies

In this episode Socrates engages Marlys Yvonne of Ara Pilates + Movement to explore why Pilates is having its moment, the value of group fitness, the importance of finding movement that works for each of our unique bodies, and how to live each day with more "zest and pleasure," as Joseph Pilates would say.

In this episode, Marlys, Judy and Jon review 3 blended Scotch Whiskies they hadn't tried before and had a good time doing it. Jon discovers why it's important to control laughter while drinking Scotch.

Judy, Jon and Marlys try three new rums and enjoyed all of them, with a 4th rum from a previous episode (Fleur de Caña) at the end for comparison.

Julia King Pool joined us last season to talk about the psychology behind the concept of burning in rather than burning out. In this episode, she continues that conversation by sharing specific strategies for approaching some difficult scenarios you might have encountered. Hosts Juliana and Marlys ask Julia several questions about stressful scenarios educators often find themselves in. These include difficult conversations with a student's parent, balancing creativity and autonomy with a scripted curriculum, and not feeling supported at school. Julia provides research-backed steps for these situations and also talks through strategies to help educators' wellbeing all around. She references Sabine Sonnentag's work around recovering from the workday in talking about how educators can work toward balance. Sonnentag outlines four aspects to help recover from a workday, including psychological detachment, relaxation, mastery experiences, and control. Julia talks with Juliana and Marlys about the variety of ways those might look for an individual. This episode also references this RAND research report and also Yuval Noah Harari, author of Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind.  Learn more about Julia King Pool's work at BurninMindset.com or by connecting with her on LinkedIn. Learn more about the Arizona K12 Center at azk12.org.

Whiskey selection: Kaigan Japanese Whiskey, Browne Family Spirits Straight Bourbon Whiskey, Yellow Spot 12 Year Irish Whiskey, and Barrowman's Grand Cru 21 Year Blended Scotch Whisky. Wherein Jon and Judy invite several friends, absent Marlys, to join us in tasting four whiskies (and a fifth for extra credit) with an abundance of chaos, some expletives, glass clinking, and pretzels, occasionally returning to the subject at hand but always having a good time at the beach in Washington State. It may help if you know a bit about libraries, and it will definitely help if you are drinking while you listen ;) It's a long one, so buckle up! We hope that you will enjoy it. We certainly had fun recording it.

Jon, Judy, and Marlys drink and discuss Balcones Baby Blue Pot Distilled Corn Whisky, 1792 Small Batch Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey, and Blanton's Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey

Jordyn Marlys is an accomplished and resilient independent female artist hailing originally from Alexandria, Minnesota, though she spent her formative years in Green Bay, Wisconsin. From the young age of 8, she found solace and passion in music, lending her voice to numerous church and school choirs. Despite her early musical inclination, Jordyn's life took a tumultuous turn when, in 2016, a back injury abruptly ended her promising career as a competitive gymnast and water skier.Undeterred by adversity, Jordyn turned to music as her beacon of hope during challenging times. Battling through a life-threatening eating disorder that emerged in the wake of her athletic setback, she sought refuge in songwriting and performance, utilizing music as her pathway to recovery.Jordyn's resilience extends beyond her physical struggles; diagnosed with Type One Diabetes in 2013, she became a beacon of inspiration by sharing her journey in her published work, "Type One Diabetes Doesn't Stop Me," released in 2019.Her academic pursuits led her to Columbia College Chicago, where she obtained a Bachelor of Music with a Minor in Music Business in 2022, and subsequently pursued a Master of Entrepreneurship, graduating in 2023. Her dedication to her craft and entrepreneurial spirit culminated in a pivotal moment in December 2022 when she inked a distribution deal with I Swim With Sharks Inc. and Equity Distribution, paving the way for the release of her debut project, "Project 22: Not Yours," on September 25th, 2023.Jordyn's musical prowess extends beyond her vocal talents; she is a multifaceted artist, adept at producing and engineering her own music. Her discography boasts a collection of captivating records, including fan favourites like "Twenty-Two," "Yeah," "Tempted," "Stay The Night," and "Used," showcasing her versatility and artistry.Recently, Jordyn sat down with the Urban$ound team to share insights into her musical journey and discuss her latest project, "Recents," demonstrating her ongoing commitment to pushing boundaries and captivating audiences with her unique sound and compelling storytelling. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In the post-COVID business landscape, the demand for exhibitor education is more pressing than ever. However, despite its relevance, it often takes a back seat. As turnover in trade show positions increases, professionals are being thrown into the fire without adequate training.That's why we're starting the year on a strong note! In our first episode of 2024, we've enlisted the expertise of Marlys Arnold, a seasoned trade show consultant and author of two books: "Build a Better Trade Show Image" and "Exhibit Design That Works: Create a Trade Show Display That Gets Noticed & Gains Clients."She delivers key insights on:✅ The ten commandments of booth staffing✅ The Exhibitor Education Manifesto: why exhibitors must prioritize education✅ Defining the elements of effective lead management and post-show analysis for companies✅ And much moreWhether you're a seasoned pro or a novice, equip yourself for success on the exhibition floor. Don't just adapt; thrive!Connect with MarlysOn her LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/marlysarnold/ Connect with MeOn my LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/matt-kleinrock-9613b22b/On my Company: https://rockwayexhibits.com/

You know how challenging teaching can be and how many teachers today encounter burnout. That's why Julia King Pool founded the Burn-in Mindset, a coaching program for experienced educators that mitigates burnout and cultivates energy, optimism, and confidence. Julia shares with hosts Juliana and Marlys how she founded Burn-in Mindset and how it is based in the tenets of positive psychology. Positive psychology is the scientific study of the strengths that enable individuals and communities to thrive. She also shares some specific mindset shifts and strategies to help teachers feel more balanced. As educators are more able to “burn in” using positive psychology, the more they are able to support others in burning in as well. Learn more about the Burn-in Mindset at burninmindset.com or by emailing Julia at Julia@burninmindset.com. Learn more about the Arizona K12 Center at azk12.org.

Die Mysterien der Hand: Handlesen mit Julia Marlys Tauchen wir ein in die faszinierende Welt des Handlesens mit der bekannten Schweizer Handanalystin Julia Marlys. In dieser Episode öffnen wir die Türen zu einem der ältesten und mysteriösesten Werkzeuge zur Selbstentdeckung und Persönlichkeitsanalyse - unsere Hände. Julia Marlys ist eine Expertin auf ihrem Gebiet und nimmt uns mit auf eine Reise durch die Linien und Zeichen unserer Handflächen. Sie erklärt, wie diese uns Einblicke in unsere Stärken, Schwächen und Lebenswege geben können. Erfahren Sie, wie ein persönliches Handreading abläuft und welches erstaunliche Wissen in den Handlinien verborgen ist. In dieser inspirierenden Folge sprechen wir nicht nur über die gebräuchlichen Linien wie die Kopf- und Herzlinie, sondern auch über die weniger bekannten “7 Planeten” und ihre Bedeutungen. Wir lernen, wie unsere Hände unsere Persönlichkeit und unser Schicksal widerspiegeln können. Julia ermutigt uns, einen Blick in unsere eigenen Hände zu werfen, um uns selbst besser zu verstehen und uns auf den Weg zur Selbsterkenntnis zu begeben. Begleitet uns auf dieser aufschlussreichen Reise, während wir die Mysterien der Hand enthüllen und uns von Julia zeigen lassen, wie man die Sprache der Hände liest.  Instagram: @jules_palm, @therealmira, @roadtosuccessbymira Mixing and mastering: www.fiverr.com/dbsound

What is life about? John Mark teaches on Jesus's teaching on the two greatest commandments in the Old Testament: to love God and to love our neighbor. He challenges us to examine how we can arrange our lives in such a way that love of God and neighbor is our natural response.Key Scripture Passage: Matthew 22v34-40This podcast and its episodes are paid for by The Circle, our community of monthly givers. Special thanks for this episode goes to Michelle from Boerne, Texas; Marlys from Augusta, Maine; Meiko from St. Petersburg, Florida; Rachel from Clearwater, Florida; and Seth from Portland, Oregon. Thank you all so much!If you'd like to pay it forward and contribute toward future resources, you can learn more at practicingtheway.org/give.

Meet the Arizona K12 Center's new executive director, Daniela Robles, in today's episode of 3Ps in a Pod. Daniela has been in education for more than 27 years, including working as a classroom teacher, instructional coach, and a variety of administrative roles at the school and district level. In today's episode, hosts Marlys and Kathleen talk with Daniela about what first brought her into teaching and about her continued passion for Arizona education. She shares about the highlights of her career, including National Board Certification, and how the Arizona K12 Center helped elevate her practice and leadership over the years. She also speaks to her vision for the work of the Arizona K12 Center. Learn more about Robles at azk12.org/Homeroom-RoblesAnnouncement and about the Arizona K12 Center at azk12.org.

When you think of mother-daughter relationships, the many film renditions of "Freaky Friday" might come to mind. That relationship dynamic is not at all uncommon, but maybe it's one you're looking to pivot from, or avoid entirely as you raise your daughter. On this episode of This Grit and Grace Life, Darlene Brock and Julie Bender welcome back Marlys Johnson Lawry, a writer for Grit and Grace Life and mom of an adult daughter. Marlys recalls the relationship she had with her mom, which was strong and dependable, but lacked some of the tender moments that Marlys desired while growing up. To change the narrative with her own daughter, Marlys took a different approach. She shares how she fostered a strong relationship and kept a line of communication open with her daughter despite their busy schedules, as well as how she navigated painful situations and seasons of resentment while still reinforcing her love. Whether you're a mom to a toddler, school-aged child or a teenager, this conversation will give you the tips needed to build a strong foundation for a lifelong mother-daughter friendship. Marlys Johnson Lawry is a speaker, award-winning writer (Cascade Awards 2019 and 2022), and Chai latte enthusiast. She loves getting outdoors—would rather lace up hiking boots than go shopping—and has a passion for encouraging people to live well in the hard and holy seasons of life, having embraced her share of sorrows and losses.   Quote of the episode: “We have the power to speak hopelessness into our children's lives, but we also have the power to speak life and hope and courage." —Marlys Johnson Lawry Resources Mentions: —Listen to Dr. Zoe Shaw's podcast episode of Stronger in the Difficult Places, where she interviews Darlene about her  upbringing with a difficult mother: When Mother's Day Isn't So Happy—Navigating a Difficult Relationship With Your Mother —Listen to Marlys' previous episode on This Grit and Grace Life: Your World Just Turned Upside Down—What Now? with Marlys Johnson Lawry – 197 Related episodes and articles: —How to Be the Mother Yours Wasn't - 196 —Read Marlys' article on how and her daughter developed a rock-solid relationship: How to Make Your Daughter a Lifelong Friend Follow Us on Social Media! Facebook Instagram   Twitter Pinterest

When you think of mother-daughter relationships, the many film renditions of "Freaky Friday" might come to mind. That relationship dynamic is not at all uncommon, but maybe it's one you're looking to pivot from, or avoid entirely as you raise your daughter. On this episode of This Grit and Grace Life, Darlene Brock and Julie Bender welcome back Marlys Johnson Lawry, a writer for Grit and Grace Life and mom of an adult daughter. Marlys recalls the relationship she had with her mom, which was strong and dependable, but lacked some of the tender moments that Marlys desired while growing up. To change the narrative with her own daughter, Marlys took a different approach. She shares how she fostered a strong relationship and kept a line of communication open with her daughter despite their busy schedules, as well as how she navigated painful situations and seasons of resentment while still reinforcing her love. Whether you're a mom to a toddler, school-aged child or a teenager, this conversation will give you the tips needed to build a strong foundation for a lifelong mother-daughter friendship. Marlys Johnson Lawry is a speaker, award-winning writer (Cascade Awards 2019 and 2022), and Chai latte enthusiast. She loves getting outdoors—would rather lace up hiking boots than go shopping—and has a passion for encouraging people to live well in the hard and holy seasons of life, having embraced her share of sorrows and losses.   Quote of the episode: “We have the power to speak hopelessness into our children's lives, but we also have the power to speak life and hope and courage." —Marlys Johnson Lawry Resources Mentions: —Listen to Dr. Zoe Shaw's podcast episode of Stronger in the Difficult Places, where she interviews Darlene about her  upbringing with a difficult mother: When Mother's Day Isn't So Happy—Navigating a Difficult Relationship With Your Mother —Listen to Marlys' previous episode on This Grit and Grace Life: Your World Just Turned Upside Down—What Now? with Marlys Johnson Lawry – 197 Related episodes and articles: —How to Be the Mother Yours Wasn't - 196 —Read Marlys' article on how and her daughter developed a rock-solid relationship: How to Make Your Daughter a Lifelong Friend Follow Us on Social Media! Facebook Instagram   Twitter Pinterest

When Marlys Arnold, a passionate trade show organizer for over two decades, started her podcast all the way back in 2006, she reconciled her journalistic and marketing backgrounds to navigate an ever-evolving industry and build a better trade show image for her audience.You will learn:1. How the word 'podcast' was coined in 2004 and how podcasting has changed since then.2. How the trade show industry has evolved since 2002, including technological advances and marketing tactics.3. The importance of exhibitors having a clear strategy and focus when preparing for and running a trade show.Marlys Arnold is a leading advocate for trade show exhibitors, having written two books on the subject and founded the Exhibit Marketers Cafe and Exhibit Marketers Academy. She also hosts her own podcast, Trade Show Insights, which has been running since 2006. Her latest book, Build a Better Trade Show Image, can be purchased at Bookshop.org as well as other major book retailers.Connect with Marlys:https://www.exhibitmarketerscafe.comhttps://www.tradeshowinsights.comLinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/marlysarnold

June 12, 1962. Worthington, Minnesota. 20-year old Marlys Gross gives birth to a baby daughter named Mary Agnes, but is told by the hospital staff that the child died shortly after she was born. Mary Agnes is given a funeral and buried in a grave, but months later, Marlys is mailed a photograph of an unidentified family holding a baby whom she believes is her daughter. Over the next three decades, Marlys would discover a number of suspicious discrepancies to make her believe that Mary Agnes is still alive, so she petitions to have her gravesite exhumed in 1996. While skeletal remains of a deceased child are found, DNA testing reveals that they do not belong to Mary Agnes. Did the hospital orchestrate a cover-up in order to perform a black-market adoption and sell Mary Agnes to another family? If so, then whose remains were buried in Mary Agnes' grave? This week's episode of “The Trail Path Went Chilly” explores a very bizarre and complicated mystery about the disappearance of a newborn infant.Support the show: Patreon.com/julesandashleyPatreon.com/thetrailwentcoldAdditional Reading:https://unsolvedmysteries.fandom.com/wiki/Mary_Agnes_Grosshttps://www.newspapers.com/image/240234019/?terms=%22Mary%2BAgnes%2BGross%22https://www.newspapers.com/image/454862991/?terms=%22Mary%2BAgnes%2BGross%22https://www.newspapers.com/image/240973566/?terms=%22Mary%2BAgnes%2BGross%22https://www.newspapers.com/image/240282173/?terms=%22Mary%2BAgnes%2BGross%22https://www.newspapers.com/image/336511442/?terms=%22Mary%2BAgnes%2BGross%22https://www.newspapers.com/image/336776572/?terms=%22Mary%2BAgnes%2BGross%22

June 12, 1962. Worthington, Minnesota. 20-year old Marlys Gross gives birth to a baby daughter named Mary Agnes, but is told by the hospital staff that the child died shortly after she was born. Mary Agnes is given a funeral and buried in a grave, but months later, Marlys is mailed a photograph of an unidentified family holding a baby whom she believes is her daughter. Over the next three decades, Marlys would discover a number of suspicious discrepancies to make her believe that Mary Agnes is still alive, so she petitions to have her gravesite exhumed in 1996. While skeletal remains of a deceased child are found, DNA testing reveals that they do not belong to Mary Agnes. Did the hospital orchestrate a cover-up in order to perform a black-market adoption and sell Mary Agnes to another family? If so, then whose remains were buried in Mary Agnes' grave? This week's episode of “The Path Went Chilly” explores a very bizarre and complicated mystery about the disappearance of a newborn infant.Support the show: Patreon.com/julesandashleyPatreon.com/thetrailwentcoldAdditionalReading:https://unsolvedmysteries.fandom.com/wiki/Mary_Agnes_Grosshttps://www.newspapers.com/image/240234019/?terms=%22Mary%2BAgnes%2BGross%22https://www.newspapers.com/image/454862991/?terms=%22Mary%2BAgnes%2BGross%22https://www.newspapers.com/image/240973566/?terms=%22Mary%2BAgnes%2BGross%22https://www.newspapers.com/image/240282173/?terms=%22Mary%2BAgnes%2BGross%22https://www.newspapers.com/image/336511442/?terms=%22Mary%2BAgnes%2BGross%22https://www.newspapers.com/image/336776572/?terms=%22Mary%2BAgnes%2BGross%22

The word "image" can mean different things to people. When thinking about improving your trade show image, this can be viewed from the organizer level, the exhibitor level, and the attendee level. Marlys helps us understand the importance of focusing on how to improve our image from each of these perspectives. Who are the best people to work your booth, for example? "Sometimes some of the best people to be in the booth are the customer service representatives, because they're the ones who field all the questions." We can all make improvements, and Marlys literally wrote the book on the topic. As always, we'd love to hear your perspective on our conversation! Our guest Marlys Arnold With experience as both an exhibitor and show organizer, Marlys Arnold has a unique perspective on trade show exhibiting. Over the past two decades, she's consulted and taught workshops for events ranging from local consumer expos, to some of the largest trade shows in the U.S. She's written two books on the subject: “Exhibit Design That Works” and “Build a Better Trade Show Image” (the updated edition just debuted). She's the founder of the Exhibit Marketers Café and Exhibit Marketers Academy, an online education community. In addition to being a familiar industry voice in various publications and podcasts, she also hosts the Trade Show Insights blog and podcast. ~*~*~ The "Trade Show Talk" podcast is publishing two episodes per month, tackling the most important issues the meetings and events industry is facing. If you'd like to be a sponsor or a guest or you have a topic to suggest we cover, please let us know by emailing podcast@tsnn.com. And we'd love it if you'd SHARE, rate, and review episode 27, & the show!

In a castle flanked by fjords, so very far from everything that the winds rarely raised its banners, there lived a troll princess. Her mother was a troll queen, by virtue of a castle and a bad temper, but queen she was, and her ambitions did not end at the still shores. | ©2023 by Malda Marlys. Narrated by Ruth Wallman.

This episode Marlys, Judy and Jon interview Brendan Rogers from Cleo and Co. Mixers. They have products that make it easy to mix a great drink. Named for Gertrude "Cleo" Lithgoe, a famous bootlegger during prohibition, and one of the few women who took on that profession. After the interview we try out the mixers. For more information on Gertrude Lithgoe, try This link or this podcast. She wrote an autobiography called The Bahama Queen, but it is very difficult to find an available copy. For more information on Cleo and Co. Mixers click here. Enjoy!

Marlys, Jon, and Judy compare 3 Bourbons: Wolcott Special Release Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey, Balcones Baby Blue Corn Whiskey, and Willett Potstill Reserve Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey

Judy, Jon and Marlys discuss 3 of their favorite Scotch single malts: Glenmorangie the Original, Edradour 10 Year, and Kilchoman Machir Bay

Marlys, Judy and Jon sample and discuss 3 of their favorite Scotch blends. Recommended Favorite Blends: Famous Grouse Ruby Cask, Monkey Shoulder, and Compass Box Artists Blend

This time Judy, Marlys and Jon compare 3 bourbons: Basil Hayden Toast, Oola Waitsburg Bourbon, and Legent Bourbon. Enjoy.

When Marlys Vaughan picked up the phone to talk to Susan Finch about volunteering to help with the Binky Patrol website, she had no idea it would lead to lifelong friends, a way she can craft for others, and daily joy from helping the children and teens in Salem, Massachusetts. This episode is the story of her one-woman chapter that grew to three people and a school and continues to grow. Learn from Marlys' gentle story that you can start with a small effort and add to it as you go along the path. Marlys says one of the greatest and unexpected gifts is the friendships she has in Binky Patrol with people who have like-hearts. Hmmm, Lisa Cintron and Miriam talked about that too. I think they're on to something!

Your world just turned upside down. What do you do? Marlys Johnson Lawry has been there. Her and her first husband, Gary, were not only partners in life but in servitude to their community. Gary's cancer diagnosis came on the heels of unemployment and financial strain—and for Marlys, an overwhelming sense of stress and uncertainty.  She joins Darlene and Julie on this week's podcast episode to share details of her rollercoaster ride through dating as a widow, and more importantly, the coping skills that helped her press on through the unexpected life changes and find hope and happiness again.  Marlys Johnson Lawry is a speaker, award-winning writer, and a big fan of Chai lattes. She loves getting outdoors, and would rather lace up hiking boots than go shopping. Marlys has a passion for encouraging people to live well in the hard and holy moments of life, with hearts wide open. You can follow Marlys on Facebook @marlys.johnson.10 and on her website, renewrepurpose.com. Quote of the episode: “How do you want your remaining days to unfold and make a difference?” —Marlys Johnson Resources —Read Marlys' article on dating red flags: Are You Settling for a Red Flag Guy? —Read Marlys' article on how she met her husband: This Is Why You Can't Rely on Looks in a Relationship Be sure to follow us on social media! Facebook Instagram Twitter Pinterest #gritandgracelife

Your world just turned upside down. What do you do? Marlys Johnson Lawry has been there. Her and her first husband, Gary, were not only partners in life but in servitude to their community. Gary's cancer diagnosis came on the heels of unemployment and financial strain—and for Marlys, an overwhelming sense of stress and uncertainty.  She joins Darlene and Julie on this week's podcast episode to share details of her rollercoaster ride through dating as a widow, and more importantly, the coping skills that helped her press on through the unexpected life changes and find hope and happiness again.  Marlys Johnson Lawry is a speaker, award-winning writer, and a big fan of Chai lattes. She loves getting outdoors, and would rather lace up hiking boots than go shopping. Marlys has a passion for encouraging people to live well in the hard and holy moments of life, with hearts wide open. You can follow Marlys on Facebook @marlys.johnson.10 and on her website, renewrepurpose.com. Quote of the episode: “How do you want your remaining days to unfold and make a difference?” —Marlys Johnson Resources —Read Marlys' article on dating red flags: Are You Settling for a Red Flag Guy? —Read Marlys' article on how she met her husband: This Is Why You Can't Rely on Looks in a Relationship Be sure to follow us on social media! Facebook Instagram Twitter Pinterest #gritandgracelife

For years these murders shocked the people of Minnesota. People were scared and they wanted swift justice. But unfortunately, an arrest wasn't made soon enough, and a serial killer was allowed to roam.

Marlys Wohlenhaus was brutally murdered two weeks before her high school graduation. Although her family will go to great lengths to solve her murder it would take 19 years for justice to be had, however, unearthing Marlys' murderer would reveal an evil greater than the police could have ever dreamed of.  Side note: We know we may have pronounced some names wrong- we apologize in advance! Sponsors: Prose.com/tcc Take your FREE in-depth hair consultation and get 15% off your first order today! Sources https://caselaw.findlaw.com/mn-supreme-court/1402916.html https://mylifeofcrime.wordpress.com/2013/01/25/serial-killer-joseph-donald-ture-jr-convicted-of-several-murders-sentenced-to-life-in-prison/ https://www.apmreports.org/story/2016/10/11/joseph-ture-jr https://caselaw.findlaw.com/mn-supreme-court/1116982.html https://vdoc.pub/documents/justice-for-marlys-a-familys-twenty-year-search-for-a-killer-2o3cfar35km0 https://scholar.google.com/scholar_case?case=7836710232597314556&hl=en&as_sdt=6&as_vis=1&oi=scholarr

Marlys, Judy and Jon Sample and compare four rums from 3 countries: Mount Gay Eclipse, Dictador 12 Year, Flor de Caña 18 Year, and Stade's Rum

When you hear about using data in your teaching practice, you may think about test scores, but Shane Safir and Dr. Jamila Dugan are expanding our idea about data and how we can use it to support our students and our teaching. Safir and Dugan are the co-authors of Street Data: A Next-Generation Model for Equity, Pedagogy, and School Transformation and will be speaking at this summer's Teacher Leadership Institute. In this episode of 3Ps in a Pod, they talk with co-hosts Paula, Marlys, and Kathleen about what street-level data is and how it is different than “satellite data” or “map data.” Safir explains how people can collect street data through deep listening and how that deep listening can bring systemic change to schools and districts. Dugan explores how that deep listening and street data can bring voice to the marginalized and the vulnerability required to get to that transformative level. Safir and Dugan also reflect on how difficult teaching has been the past few years and share encouragement for those working to continue on and deepen their practice. Advance your teacher leadership and your understanding of street data at the 17th Annual Teacher Leadership Institute: New Possibilities Through Connections and Experiences from June 13-15 in Tucson. Learn more and register at azk12.org/TLI2022. Learn more about the Arizona K12 Center at azk12.org.

Welcome a new school principal and a new co-host of 3Ps in a Pod to today's episode! New co-host Paula joins Marlys to talk with first-year principal Biju Padmanabhan about his transition from the classroom to leading a school community and what he's learned through the past year. Padmanabhan is the principal of Gililland Middle School in Tempe Elementary School District and has worked to uplift the others around him through his leadership style. He shares with Paula and Marlys about what it means to center shared leadership and how he approaches leadership from a learner's mindset. He also talks about the experience in his very first days of teaching that caused him to consider becoming a school leader. Padmanabhan reflects on the power of human relationships and community to strengthen a school and the great things going on at Gililland Middle School that “satellite data” doesn't always show. Interested in what stepping into teacher leadership may look like for you? Join the Arizona K12 Center at the 17th Annual Teacher Leadership Institute this June. Learn more and register at azk12.org/TLI2022. Learn more about the Arizona K12 Center at azk12.org.

Trevor MacKenzie is back on 3Ps on a Pod to talk with hosts Kathleen and Marlys about inquiry-based learning and what that truly looks like in the classroom. MacKenzie is a teacher, author, and speaker focused on the power of inquiry in learning. He will also be leading this summer's 2nd Annual ATA Beginning Teacher Institute. MacKenzie talks with Kathleen and Marlys about what inquiry-based learning is and how it looks different than classes that aren't inquiry-based. He speaks to the values that are a part of inquiry, including building a culture of relationships based in “psychological safety and vulnerability and openness.” He also shares how inquiry is like the trunk of a tree with branches that include project-based learning, problem-based learning, and some other frameworks and describes the sketchnote ‘The Tree of Inquiry,' which demonstrates those relationships. While some teachers may be intimidated to move into  inquiry-based learning, MacKenzie explains that they may be thinking of ‘free inquiry,” which is the “deep end” of the inquiry pool. He references the sketchnote ‘Types of Student Inquiry' that shows the other levels of inquiry-based learning students and teachers can explore. This summer, MacKenzie will guide new teachers in how to integrate more inquiry into their teaching. If you're a teacher who will be in your first three years of teaching this fall, join MacKenzie and other new teachers  June 22 through 24 for the 2nd Annual ATA Beginning Teacher Institute. Google's former Education Evangelist Jaime Casap and 2021 National Teacher of the Year Juliana Urtubey will also be leading sessions. Learn more and register at azk12.org/BTI22. Find more of Trevor MacKenzie's resources at trevormackenzie.com. Learn more about the Arizona K12 Center at azk12.org.

Music is the gateway to the soul. It can help us to find words for emotions that we didn't even know that we had. It can unlock and solidify memories. Music has been with humanity across time and cultures for all of recorded history and, it is just as powerful now as it was then. As a biracial and bireligious child, Marlys struggled to find her place. She felt stretched between two worlds. On the surface she appeared happy-go-lucky and put together, but inside she was lonely and afraid. Music helped her to find the words for her internal experience and to start to find her voice as a performer and a therapist. She now shares this gift with her clients. Tune in to this episode of From the Ashes as we hear how Marlys found her rhythm and got in tune.

Today we talk with Marlys Rodgers, who has been in cyber for over 20 years. She currently is CISO for CSAA Insurance Group and is running security for the company as well as running governance risk and compliance for technology. She shares that it feels like she is constantly balancing assessing with preventing. Allan brings up breach and attack simulation (BAS), and when it is most appropriate to implement in the context of the maturity of a security program. Marlys feels BAS is most effective when some, or most, of the intended controls are in place so you can focus on areas you need to strengthen. For her company, she was glad they did it earlier rather than later. They had a pretty good lead time to get systems to integrate. The way you use BAS, especially along with threat intelligence, is really important. If you don't have a purple team, or a red and blue team how does one start or how do you reorganize? Hear how Marlys did just that. Tag-teaming works best! How has BAS helped in conversations with the audit team as well as the GRC team? More data gets shared with Audit and they become strong allies. Everyone is happy when fed real-world, real-time information. BAS is truly changing mindsets, and will ultimately alter prioritization and enhancing and inter-team communications as well. To wrap up the show, Marlys shares what about her job keeps her getting up in the morning and what she is looking forward to in cyber. Key Takeaways 0:21 Welcome Marlys 1:13 Short comical discussion on how one should pronounce BAS 1:29 Marlys shares her background and day job 3:35 When BAS comes into the picture 5:00 The trick 6:05 Allan asks Marlys how she stays up with it 8:52 Marlys explains why more time should be spent on extending capabilities 9:38 Suggestions are shared to roll out BAS 12:21 Importance of human elements 13:45 If you don't have teams, what happens? 16:18 How BAS affects conversations with teams 20:00 Importance of transparency 21:27 Changing people, process and technology with BAS 25:00 Marlys shares the reason she is motivated to stay in cyber 26:01 Marlys shares when she is looking forward to in cyber Links: Learn more about Marlys on LinkedIn Follow Allan Alford on LinkedIn and Twitter Learn more about Hacker Valley Studio and The Cyber Ranch Podcast Sponsored by our good friends at AttackIQ

June 12, 1962. Worthington, Minnesota. 20-year old Marlys Gross gives birth to a baby daughter named Mary Agnes, but is told by the hospital staff that the child died shortly after she was born. Mary Agnes is given a funeral and buried in a grave, but months later, Marlys is mailed a photograph of an unidentified family holding a baby whom she believes is her daughter. Over the next three decades, Marlys would discover a number of suspicious discrepancies to make her believe that Mary Agnes is still alive, so she petitions to have her gravesite exhumed in 1996. While skeletal remains of a deceased child are found, DNA testing reveals that they do not belong to Mary Agnes. Did the hospital orchestrate a cover-up in order to perform a black-market adoption and sell Mary Agnes to another family? If so, then whose remains were buried in Mary Agnes' grave? This week's episode of “The Trail Went Cold” explores a very bizarre and complicated mystery about the disappearance of a newborn infant. Additional Reading: https://unsolvedmysteries.fandom.com/wiki/Mary_Agnes_Gross https://www.newspapers.com/image/240234019/?terms=%22Mary%2BAgnes%2BGross%22 https://www.newspapers.com/image/454862991/?terms=%22Mary%2BAgnes%2BGross%22 https://www.newspapers.com/image/240973566/?terms=%22Mary%2BAgnes%2BGross%22 https://www.newspapers.com/image/240282173/?terms=%22Mary%2BAgnes%2BGross%22 https://www.newspapers.com/image/336511442/?terms=%22Mary%2BAgnes%2BGross%22 https://www.newspapers.com/image/336776572/?terms=%22Mary%2BAgnes%2BGross%22 “The Trail Went Cold” is on Patreon! Visit www.patreon.com/thetrailwentcold to become a patron and gain access to our exclusive bonus content. The Trail Went Cold is produced and edited by Magill Foote. All music is composed by Vince Nitro.