Podcast appearances and mentions of Martha Brown

Accountable Leadership is not for Everyone As the leader, you are responsible for everything! You are accountable for the decisions that you make, or don't make. You will be held accountable for the decisions your team makes, or doesn't make. Even more, you will be held accountable for the failures, while giving your team the credit for the wins. You are accountable for your hires. If they work out, great! If they don't...you are on the hook for them. You will be responsible for innovation and creativity as a leader. If the business is not innovative or creative...it's on You! This doesn't sound like it is much fun to be a leader. Well, the fact is, all that accountability can be very rewarding as you remain curious and build into the lives of your people. In this episode of A New Direction, we are joined by former CEO of Tipperary Sales Inc., current Executive Coach and Best-selling author Martha Brown. As she gives practical guidance to leaders at any stage, from her latest book, "It's On You!" Martha Brown's book, "It's On You! Empowerment for Leaders Seeking the Highest Level of Personal Satisfaction and Corporate Success" is a fantastic read from a former CEO who knows how to grow her business and increase profitability. It's on you! It is a self-described guide for emerging and aspiring CEO's and leaders, and the book does not disappoint. I walked away from the book with three in-depth insights from Martha Brown and "It's on You!"  A leader needs to be Strong, Accountable, and Compassionate.  And when you can combine those things successfully, you will have been a great leader. Martha addresses a number of leadership issues from "owning your team", to "creativity and innovation", to "having the hard conversations" to "making sure you have time for you"...and so much more! It's on You! is not a leadership philosophy book. This book has also built in at the end of every chapter, a moment to reflect on where you are at in your leadership, and then a "Step Into Action" section, where she gives you actionable ideas to improve. Simply a great leadership book.  I think it is a must-read.  Get your copy here! Please reach out and thank the sponsors of A New Direction! Zoundy is the ultimate game-changer for authors, publishers, and professionals in the audiobook space. With its cutting-edge marketing, customization, and specialty market sales tools, Zoundy helps you maximize your audiobook's reach and revenue. Whether you're launching your first audiobook, scaling your catalog, or leveraging your audiobook to market other products and services, Zoundy simplifies the process while unlocking unlimited opportunities. Visit Zoundy.com/Jay and be sure to use the promo code JAY25 to unlock special savings.” And… Linda Craft Team, REALTORS, for 40 years they have been known as the “Legends of Customer Service”. They have helped people from all over find the right professional to sell or buy their home. And if you are located in the greater Raleigh – Durham – Research Triangle Park (RTP) area stop in and get a bottle of water and learn more…head on over to www.LindaCraft.com for more details Coach Jay here!  Thanks for listening to and reading about this episode of A New Direction. Maybe you're wondering, “Why should I hire you as a coach”.  Here are some things others have said about me as their coach. With a background in psychology and years of experience in coaching, I specialize in helping clients break through mental barriers and achieve both personal and professional success. My work is grounded in the belief that with the right mindset, anything is possible. What are the Benefits for YOU? Growth & Profitability Increased Teamwork Mindset Growth Increased Resilience Enhanced Leadership Skills Reduced Stress Discover Your Purpose And so much more! Click on the link, fill out the form,

A reflection on learning – and teaching – the fermented arts at the School of Artisan Food. You can find a transcript for this episode at leckerpodcast.com. Support Lecker by becoming a paid subscriber on Patreon, Apple Podcasts and now on Substack. You can buy zines on BigCartel. You can also order print-on-demand merch at Teemill. Music is by Blue Dot Sessions. This ep isn't sponsored but I was invited to attend the school for free at the press day Thanks to the School of Artisan Food for hosting us. Special thanks to Martha Brown, Sally Ann Hunt and Kevan Roberts for the mini workshops (and the lunch) and to Alison Swan Parente for being part of this episode. Thanks to Emily Leary for all her work in getting us all there.

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Steve shares the Gone to the Dogs microphone this week with a charming and equally interesting guest from the State of Florida, Martha Brown. Coming from a bird dog background as a child, Brown learned the coon hunting sport from a local hunter affectionally known as Uncle Fred. When the coon hunting bug bit like a Florida mosquito, for Brown there was no turning back. A nurse professionally, Brown competition-hunted early on with English dogs but switched to the Treeing Walker breed and never looked back. Thinks came to a screeching halt when Hurricane Michael devasted her hunting territory in 2018.  Brown's newly completed home was mildly damaged but her property, including her kennels and all her trees on her were destroyed. If that were not enough, Brown was soon diagnosed with cancer. But Brown is no quitter, and her story has a happy ending.Steve met Martha Brown as she competed in the UKC Winter Classic coonhound competition in Albany, Georgia and was immediately impressed by her knowledge of hounds and hunting, qualities he judged to be on equal footing with some of the most knowledgeable hunters in the game. Brown, at the height of her hunting career was recognized as a topflight competitor, judge, and trainer of quality hounds. The conversation between two friends is ripe with memories and gets good when Steve coaxes Brown to share tales from her glory days in the sport. 

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This episode I chat with Martha Brown, PhD about trauma-informed evaluation, but more specifically about how we as evaluators can help organizations become more trauma-informed. We talk about trauma, the SAMHSA model of trauma-informed work, and much more! Martha talked about trauma-informed evaluation also on the Glass Frog podcast with Debbie Gowensmith and on the Community Possibilities podcast. Other resources mentioned include the AEA365 series on trauma-informed evaluation and the Center for Victims of Torture. For an introductory, self-paced course to learn more about trauma and what it means to be trauma-informed, visit https://www.rjaeconsulting.com/becoming-trauma-informed-how-to-apply-the-principles-of-trauma-informed-care-to-your-life-work-and-community- Suggested donation is $75-99 - special module for evaluators. Contact information: martha@hamaiconsulting.com martha@rjaeconsulting.com About Martha: Martha Brown is president and founder of RJAE Consulting and an active member of the American Evaluation Association (AEA). She is also the trauma informed and restorative justice specialist for Hamai Consulting, where she helps organizations and systems do the work of becoming trauma-informed and resilient. She received her doctorate in Curriculum & Instruction from Florida Atlantic University in 2015 and is an accomplished author, evaluator, program designer, presenter, trainer, and teacher. Dr. Brown's research has been published in numerous peer-reviewed journals and edited books. She also authored the best-selling book, Creating Restorative Schools: Setting Schools Up to Succeed, available from Living Justice Press. She has presented at numerous national and international conferences on the topics of educational policy reform, restorative justice, arts education, and culturally responsive evaluation. Martha's content expertise is in trauma informed organizations and practices, restorative justice, and arts evaluation. She brings a unique blend of creativity, caring, passion, and technical skills to her work. Martha utilizes a restorative approach to her work as an evaluator, always placing relationships at the center of her work. Music by Matt Ingelson, http://www.mattingelsonmusic.com/

Join FemCity Founder + CEO, Violette de Ayala with featured guests from the FemCity Global Member Program,  Emilah Dawn DeToro, Linda Babulic, and Martha Brown discussing  “How do you become your highest version of yourself” About Emilah Dawn De Toro // Coaching, teaching and empowering people around the world to engage their intuition, put themselves at the center of their lives, and trust themselves. Learn more at emilah.com  About Linda Babulic  // ZESTY Executive Life Coach & author #1 International best-seller ZEST Your Life -- A Taste of Inner Wisdom. Working with women to crystallize what they want in business and life so that they are in power & control. www.LindaBabulic.com  About Martha Brown // If you are questioning your relationship with alcohol but aren't sure what to do next, Martha can help you. Get clear on what you need to do to handle stress without picking up the bottle. Learn more at www.marthabrowncoaching.com  About FemCity //  FemCity offers a Free 30-Day Trial Membership and Memberships start at only $15.99. You can also learn more about launching a FemCity Chapter in your community. FemCity has been seen in Gilt, Vogue, AP News, Entrepreneur, Forbes, and MarieClaire. Learn why FemCity is more than just a women's networking group at www.femcity.com and on all social platforms @FemCity.

We talk this week with Martha Brown and Debbie Gowensmith about trauma-informed evaluation. It was a great chat, but, before we jump in, here's a little background on our guests. Our first guest is Martha Brown, president and founder of RJAE Consulting. A well-known evaluator and trainer, Martha's expertise is in the area of trauma-informed practices and restorative justice. She joins us alongside Debbie Gowensmith, vice-president of Groundswell Services, Inc., a consulting firm that specializes in strengthening equity-building movements. Debbie's expertise is in community-based research and program evaluation, and she also has a background in program management, which she brings to bear on her evaluation work. We found our guests after reading Debbie's January 2021 AEA365 post on using Photovoice to support trauma-informed evaluation. Debbie introduced us to Martha, and the rest is history. As we mention in the introduction of the episode, we really only scratch the surface in this conversation and would probably benefit from another couple hours with Martha and Debbie! We consider ourselves newcomers to this work, so Debbie and Martha patiently covered some "Trauma 101" material with us before we moved on to discussing trauma-informed evaluation. We talk about different evaluation approaches and methodologies that are better suited for trauma-informed work, but really Martha and Debbie encourage evaluators to assume a trauma-informed lens irrespective of their methodology. Whether we're doing Photovoice or field work or surveys, we should be mindful of the prior experiences of both research participants and our staff and be careful not to engage in practices that re-traumatize individuals or communities. Debbie and Martha referenced and shared a few resources, which we found helpful and will therefore pass along to our loyal listeners: SAMHSA's Concept of Trauma and Guidance for a Trauma-informed Approach (SAMHSA is Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, an operating division of the Department of Health and Human Services) SAMHSA's National Registry of Evidence-based Programs and Practices (NREPP) CDC's site on Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) We really hope you enjoy the conversation as much as we did! FYI, if you'd like to reach out to and/or learn from Martha, you can find her at: For training/workshops in Trauma Informed (TI) Evaluation for your organization or conference, email martha@rjaeconsulting.com For information regarding how Hamai Consulting can support TI systems change and help organization become TI, email martha@hamaiconsulting.com

Dr. Martha Brown joins me for an honest conversation about how being trauma-informed can help us help our communities. Martha generously shares her personal stories and how that led her to restorative justice and now trauma-informed work. Grounded in indigenous practices, Restorative Justice practices are centered on relationships. Circles equalize power through a structured process for people to talk and listen to each other.   Martha literally wrote the book on Restorative Justice approaches in schools.  Check it out here.Now people in the field are moving toward a Trauma-informed Approach. Trauma is an event or series of events that exceeds a person's ability to cope. Trauma has long-lasting effects on a person's physical and psychological health. Martha breaks down these concepts for us and helps us understand the ongoing, lasting effects of trauma on people and our society. Having a high ACES score does not define us, but can help us understand each other. We talk about why nonprofits and community coalitions need to take a trauma-informed approach. It first has to start with those inside the organizations. Listen to learn more about being a trauma-informed organization. "If you want peace, work for justice."  Pope Paul VIMartha's BioDr. Martha A. Brown resides in Faribault, MN and is president of RJAE Consulting andauthor of Creating Restorative Schools: Setting Schools Up to Succeed, available at Living Justice Press. She is also the Trauma and Restorative Justice Specialist with Hamai Consulting, based in Palo Alto, CA. Dr. Brown received her Ph.D. in Curriculum and Instruction from Florida Atlantic University. Her dissertation focused on restorative justice in two Oakland middle schools.  For the past two years, Dr. Brown has taught a course in Circle Processes at Eastern Mennonite University's Summer Peacebuilding Institute and has recently facilitated an eight-week online Circle training course for faculty and staff at James Madison University Libraries. Dr. Brown has been Lead Instructor for Simon Fraser University's Continuing Studies Restorative Justice Certificate Program and was an adjunct professor at Florida Atlantic University, where she taught a course in Educational Assessment.Currently, she teaches and trains evaluators, organizations, and anyone else who is interested how to use the Circle process and incorporate trauma-informed practices.  In 2019, she taught an eStudy to evaluators through the American Evaluation ALike what you heard? Please like and share wherever you get your podcasts! Connect with Ann: Community Evaluation Solutions How Ann can help: · Support the evaluation capacity of your coalition or community-based organization. · Help you create a strategic plan that doesn't stress you and your group out, doesn't take all year to design, and is actionable. · Engage your group in equitable discussions about difficult conversations. · Facilitate a workshop to plan for action and get your group moving. · Create a workshop that energizes and excites your group for action. · Speak at your conference or event. Have a question or want to know more? Book a call with Ann .Be sure and check out our updated resource page! Let us know what was helpful. Community Possibilities is Produced by Zach Price Music by Zach Price: Zachpricet@gmail.com

Martha Brown, Banoffee was living in LA, struggling to cover the rent with a broken down car and phoning mum for clarity on just whether it might be time to realise chasing this dream in music could be 'ridiculous'. But then Banoffee received a phone call that saw her playing for Charli XCX as support for Taylor Swift's last world tour. Epic much?!? Two years later, Banoffee is back in Melbourne promoting her debut album Look at Us Now Dad. Described as an oil slick of a pop record, with rainbow synths sliding over the viscous slurry of guilt and shame many survivors wade through before reclaiming their identities. The album embodies Brown's refusal to let her past dominate her future. Today we chat about riding the waves of performing. About the masks we might where when on stage, but also the mask that performing on that's same stage lets us remove. And about having self awareness to know either way. A new friend of boxing, this super star sure packs a punch. Tiffanee Cook | www.rollwiththepunches.com.au  |  @rollwiththepunches_podcast  |  @tiffaneeandco EPISODE SPONSOR: Atlas Broker  |  www.atlasbroker.com.au/tiff  |  1300 731 131 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/roll-withthepunches/message

On June 6, drunken Cohoes police officer Sean Mckown shot at a group of black teenagers while at his summer home in the Adirondacks and then filed a false report with the police. So far no charges have been filed against McKown, who is being allowed to retire from the Cohoes police force. Martha Brown of John Brown Lives! talks about the effort by local residents to get the Essex County District Attorney to investigate both the shooting and the subsequent investigation by the state police. By Mark Dunlea for Hudson Mohawk Radio Network.

This week I am joined by Kathleen Doll, who recently completed her PhD at Claremont Graduate University. We discuss her dissertation on strategic planning in evaluation design. Topics Covered: Why did Kathleen choose to get a PhD in evaluation at Claremont Graduate University? (02:12) How did Kathleen get to her dissertation topic of strategic evaluation? (05:09) Dissertation design (07:56) What is strategic evaluation planning? (09:25) Results! What are the benefits of strategic evaluation planning? (10:44) Who should be doing strategic evaluation planning? (16:22) How does strategic evaluation planning align with developmental evaluation? (19:20) How does this work with funders? (21:47) How Kathleen’s work has been impacted by Covid-19 (23:34) Topics in evaluation giving Kathleen life: trauma-informed evaluation, research on evaluation working group, and working on an NDE volume (27:30) What’s next for Kathleen after the PhD (35:52) Resources mentioned: Kathleen's dissertation handout on Strategic Evaluation (https://tinyurl.com/drdoll2020) Martha Brown’s eStudy on Trauma Informed Evaluation (https://www.pathlms.com/aea/courses/15601) J. Bradley Cousins’ webinar on Getting RoE Published (http://comm.eval.org/researchonevaluation/tigresources) Contact: Kathleen Doll: LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/kathleenmkdoll) & kathleendoll101@gmail.com EvaluLand: Website (https://evaluland.fireside.fm/) & Twitter (@EvaluLand (https://twitter.com/evaluland)) Music by Matt Ingelson, http://www.mattingelsonmusic.com/ Special Guest: Kathleen Doll.

Banoffee / Martha and I met a long time ago, like almost ten years ago I'd say, when I was cool. I was super cool for a minute, she acknowledges on the show. She's way cooler these days. I remember catching up with her in LA a few years ago and her sunbathing by my pool w her armpit hair and thinking oh she became really cool now. And so her debut album came out right before the rona on Cascine Records (featured on the previous Jeff Bratton episode). We talk about how it doesn't matter. Because something happened for Martha in the last few years, and she's in front now. Everyone she's friends with and working with are the most progressive creatives on earth. And her album is really really good pop music. So we're gonna look for music in the new world. And she's going to be making it. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/teawithsg/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/teawithsg/support

Martha Brown created a membership program based on recovery and being confident in the choice to be sober. After realizing her target audience are not just those in recovery, Martha recently shifted her messaging and has experienced significant growth in her coaching business. Martha shares what led to her decision to pivot and how the Health Coach Group has supported her throughout her health coaching journey.    In this episode, Cathy and Martha discuss the following: How Martha has expanded her coaching program  How Martha helps her clients with sober living  Why Martha changed her messaging and how it impacted her coaching business  Why Martha developed her program “Sober Mind”   Martha’s future plans for her membership program “Day By Day”  The benefits of working with the Health Coach Group and asking for what you need    Martha Brown received her health coaching certifications through IIN (Institute for Integrative Nutrition) and Health Coach University. Martha’s passion and mission is to support other women in their sober journey, no matter if they have been sober for years or are just now considering a sober lifestyle.       Mentioned In This Episode: A Lighter Life - 12 Week Life Coaching Program  Day by Day With Martha: Membership Program Step Up In Recovery Facebook Group   Links to resources: Health Coach Group Website

Welcome to the fifth episode of the Finally Unleash Love and Life Podcast with Martha Brown.  Learn to find clarity about what you truly want, and live the life you want to. Today’s episode is all about trust and how to build that trust back up after hurting people with your addiction. The chaos that comes with the web of lies is terribly hard to control. You become someone who can no longer be counted on, but that doesn’t mean that you can’t work to earn that trust back as someone who is reliable and honest. Things don’t have to be perfect. People just want to see that you are trying! In this episode Martha speaks about: Building up an unstoppable web of lies due to your addiction Why addicts lie automatically Just what it means to be there for someone as a reliable shoulder Pushing everything further away to dive further into your addiction Taking the addiction out of the picture does not mean the trust comes back Showing people that you can be reliable again through your actions Why it is so hard to trust once trust has been broken What people want to see from you in order to trust you again The people that are meant to be in your life are worth the work Join Martha for the next episode all about trust, can she ever be trusted again? Facebook Group: Step Up in Recovery – A safe place to grow and receive support.

Welcome to the fourth episode of the Finally Unleash Love and Life Podcast with Martha Brown. Learn to find clarity about what you truly want, and live the life you want to. Today’s episode is all about the desire you may have to run away and isolate yourself from the people and problems that pop up in life. There are many motivations behind wanting to hide. Navigating these can be challenging, especially for people who are in recovery. In this episode Martha speaks about: Using alcohol and drugs to hide from your problems The importance of being there for yourself, so you can be there for others The unhealthy cycle that is made when avoiding problems Dealing with the aftermath of hiding from your problems for too long Getting back to the healthy ways you can take care of yourself Living in fear of the future means you might not be taking care of yourself today Breaks frustrations down into smaller, more manageable situations Surrounding yourself with your tribe of people who love and support you Gaining back the friends you may have lost while hiding in your addictions Appreciating the support system that you have in your life  When you’re hiding and isolating from others, we are robbing ourselves from our own growth.  What might you be missing out on when isolating yourself?  Join Martha for the next episode all about trust, can she ever be trusted again?  Facebook Group: Step Up in Recovery – A safe place to grow and receive support.

Banoffee is regarded as one of the most forward-thinking and innovative pop/dance songwriters working today. With co-signs from the likes of SOPHIE and Charli XCX, not to mention a string of killer fashion collabs, she holds the captive attention of a global audience. Before all that though, Banoffee was Martha Brown - a part of Melbourne's Two Bright Lakes collective and one third of art-pop outsiders Otouto. It's a unique Venn diagram that few artists truly fit into, and before her headlining show at the Lansdowne Hotel this past March she explained just how she managed to transition between the two. Special thanks to Charlie Ellison, Sweetie Zamora, Remote Control Records and Adam Buncher. Follow Banoffee on Twitter and Instagram: @banoffeemusicFollow the podcast on Twitter and Facebook: @BarBandsPodFollow David on Twitter: @DJYwrites Support David and Bar Bands on Patreon: www.patreon.com/davidjamesyoung This podcast was recorded on Gadigal land and edited on Wurundjeri land. www.allmyfriendsareinbarbands.com

Thanks for joining another episode of Health Coach Conversations! Today, Cathy talks with Martha Brown, a health coach that specializes in self-care and recovery. Martha helps women find the strength within themselves to own who they are, no matter their past. She shares the story of her own addictions to encourage others to break away from patterns of shame, stop hiding who they are, and start moving forward into their authentic self. In this episode, Cathy and Martha discuss the following: Martha’s journey as a health coach The value of sharing your story How and why we place limits on ourselves Martha’s coaching approach for self-care in recovery   Years ago, Martha struggled with addiction to drugs and alcohol and was lucky enough to find the help and support she needed to get and stay sober. As a health coach, she focuses on simple ways to help women feel more like themselves. Martha understands the challenges of making transitions, whether it’s with a new relationship or a new career, and teaches women strategies to find a balance with self-care. She truly believes if you trust yourself more and continue to nourish your soul, mind, and body, you can achieve the goals you want!       Mentioned In This Episode: Martha Brown Coaching Facebook Martha Brown Coaching Website Day by Day With Martha: Membership Program Martha’s email Links to resources: Health Coach Group Website

Martha Brown, a North Carolina partner in Goldberg Segalla’s Global Insurance Services Group, discusses the contours of malicious prosecution coverage. She begins by discussing the types of claims that satisfy the malicious prosecution offense. She then examines the Eighth Circuit’s recent decision in Sampson v. Kofoed, including the coverage issues surrounding an exception to a criminal, dishonest, fraudulent, or malicious acts exclusion. Martha concludes by identifying the key takeaways from the Eighth Circuit’s decision and how it squares with existing precedent nationwide.

What do School-Wide Restorative Practices look like in the real world? Restorative Justice on The Rise and Living Justice Press are excited and pleased to invite you to this fabulous opportunity to hear from author, educator and RJE (Restorative Justice in Education) expert, Martha Brown, PhD. Her new book, Creating Restorative Schools: Setting Up Schools […] The post Humanizing Education & Reconnecting People: The Potential of Restorative Justice in Education appeared first on Restorative Justice On The Rise.

​On April 23, 1856 Granville Woods was born in Columbus, Ohio to parents Cyrus Woods and Martha Brown. His family experienced poverty so Woods only attended school until the age of ten, he then began working to help his family survive. He worked in a machine shop where he would learn mechanics; information also suggests that he worked as a railroad engineer, engineer on a British ship, railroad worker and blacksmith. Woods became interested in electrical engineering and began learning as much [...]