Podcast appearances and mentions of micah james

A Conversation with a Financial Coach // Micah James In this episode we focus on the essential strategies and mindset shifts needed to take control of your financial future with Micah James of Empowering Financial Coaching. We explore practical tips for budgeting, saving, and investing, all while addressing common money mindsets that can hold you back. Pam Kanaly and Mel Hiett share real-life stories and unpack the practical advice Micah gives to single moms.

A Conversation with a Financial Coach // Micah James In this episode we focus on the essential strategies and mindset shifts needed to take control of your financial future with Micah James of Empowering Financial Coaching. We explore practical tips for budgeting, saving, and investing, all while addressing common money mindsets that can hold you back. Pam Kanaly and Mel Hiett share real-life stories and unpack the practical advice Micah gives to single moms.

From Friday's Bulls Beat, some excellent sound from the new RB Coach and a couple of expected key members of the backfield, along with a sixth year defensive lineman up for Comeback Player of the Year.

Insights on nonprofit fundraising staff management and the transformative power of technology in fundraising. Our guest explains the importance for fundraisers to pursue work-life balance as an "ebb and flow" rather than a strict equilibrium, and emphasizing the importance of personal well-being alongside professional effectiveness, to meet the challenges in building a sustainable and humane fundraising environment. Watch on video!In this lively exchange, hosted by Wendy Adams and Julia Patrick, Micah James, a Senior Platform Coach at Bloomerang, shares a look at what truly resonates with those involved in nonprofit management and fundraising.  Micah and the team at Bloomerang have been instrumental in helping organizations transition from traditional methods like Excel and Google Sheets to more sophisticated customer relationship management (CRM) tools offered by Bloomerang. She delightfully notes the "aha moments" experienced by clients when they realize the efficiencies gained through automation. Micah explains, "One of my favorite moments is when clients realize they don't have to do things manually anymore. It's about seeing those fundraising practices come to life, and technology come alongside fundraising." The chat steps into the crucial topic of work-life balance within the nonprofit sector. Micah introduces a refreshing perspective on the concept of balance, emphasizing it as more of an "ebb and flow" rather than a strict equilibrium. She believes that it's unrealistic to expect a 50/50 balance daily and suggests that a more fluid understanding is needed to maintain both personal well-being and professional effectiveness. She continues, stressing the value of sustaining not just financial resources but also the well-being of those who lead nonprofits. She acknowledged how the shift to digital platforms can be overwhelming for some but also opens new paths for operational efficiency and donor engagement. Micah shared her approach to management, focusing on the human aspects of her team members before business metrics. This, she argues, is essential to create a supportive work environment and improve staff retention, which is crucial given the typically high turnover in the sector. Micah ends with a statement on the intersection of sustainable fundraising and employee well-being, pointing to the need for organizations to recognize the multifaceted challenges their staff face and to cultivate an environment that supports long-term engagement and success. Micah's words are a strong reminder of the human element in the too often mechanically perceived field of fundraising, echoing a need for empathy, understanding, and adaptability as nonprofit's pursue their philanthropic goals.Follow us on the Twitter: @Nonprofit_ShowSend us your ideas for Show Guests or Topics: HelpDesk@AmericanNonprofitAcademy.comVisit us on the web:The Nonprofit Show

Fundraising is a calling fueled by a passion for important causes. However, the weight of connecting resources to meet overwhelming needs can lead to burnout for even the most dedicated fundraisers. In this candid discussion, veteran fundraiser Micah James opens up about the unique stresses faced by those tasked with championing non-profit missions through securing donations.From carrying the burden of potential impact on lives to navigating intense seasonal workloads, Micah provides insights into the drivers behind fundraiser fatigue. She shares hard-won wisdom on maintaining balance, setting boundaries, finding rejuvenating hobbies, and leveraging accountability partners. Her advice is grounded in personal experiences of pushing too hard, and the wake-up calls her body issued.About Micah JamesMicah is the Manager of the Professional Services Team at Bloomerang. She's  experienced  as a church administrator and in non-profit fundraising. Micah has earned credentials as a Certified Church Administrator and a Certified Fund Raising Executive. She serves in her community supporting causes she's passionate about, such as efforts to grow sustainable housing, support families experiencing homelessness, and education.Connect with Micah JamesWebsite | LinkedIn About Host Maria Bryan Maria Bryan is a trauma-informed storytelling trainer. She helps nonprofit leaders tell powerful and impactful stories that resist harm. Maria has over fifteen years in marketing communications in the public sector. She has a Master's Degree in Public Administration, a Bachelor's Degree in Journalism, and is professionally certified in Trauma & Resilience, Trauma-Informed Space Holding, and Somatic Embodiment & Regulation. Maria is a firm believer that storytellers make the world a healthier, safer, cleaner, and happier place. Connect with MariaSpeaking & Training | LinkedIn | Email

In this lively episode, Micah James, Manager of Professional Services at Bloomerang.co, shares insights on how nonprofits can enhance their year-end fundraising efforts. Micah starts with the importance of authenticity in nonprofit messaging during this busy season, advising organizations to avoid cookie-cutter approaches and instead showcase their unique missions and impact. Micah encourages nonprofits to communicate authentically, connecting with their local communities and highlighting their specific contributions to solving community problems. She points out that unique approaches tend to resonate more with donors, stating, "It's really about connecting not only with your community—where are you located? What's your context? —but also, what do you do in that community to solve that community's problems?" The conversation also covers the use of video in nonprofit communications. Micah recommends short (90-second or less) videos to provide a distinctive touch and make supporters feel connected to the organization's work. Authenticity was key, and she advised against over-editing, encouraging nonprofits to showcase their day-to-day operations and impact. Micah urges, "90 seconds or less is like that perfect sauce. So it's not too long, not too short—just letting me say, 'Hey, how are you? This is us. Come on in. Don't you want to be a part of this?'" The hosts asked about the challenge of nonprofits operating remotely or without a physical presence to showcase. Micah digs into storytelling and capturing the essence of the organization through conversations, even if it's a virtual tour or discussion among team members. This episode also describes the importance of maintaining a consistent brand image throughout the donation process, including on landing pages. Micah stresses the need to minimize friction in the donation process, ensuring that donors feel safe and comfortable, advising nonprofits to test their own donation experiences, stating, "If you haven't gone through your own donor experience yourself, do it today, like before the end of the day, donate a dollar and see how it feels all the way through so you know what your donors." Watch the entire episode and you will gain practical advice for your NPO to optimize year-end fundraising efforts, focusing on authenticity, effective use of video, and maintaining brand consistency to create a compelling donor experience. Watch on video: https://bit.ly/3GoOl8IFollow us on the Twitter: @Nonprofit_ShowSend us your ideas for Show Guests or Topics: HelpDesk@AmericanNonprofitAcademy.comVisit us on the web:The Nonprofit Show

DescriptionHow do you approach getting and receiving feedback for the talks you give? Is it something you build into your routine? Or something you avoid like the plague? And when you get feedback - do you know what to do with it? In my conversation with Joel Stepanek we jumped deep into this topic and many other topics related to the spiritual life of speakers, what kind of microphone he prefers (oh he's got some big feelings about that one), and who his biggest influences are as a communicator. Joel has been actively involved in ministry for over 15 years. He currently serves as the Vice President of Parish Services for Life Teen International where he guides several teams that support Catholic parishes in creating and sustaining vibrant youth ministries that form Catholic evangelists and disciples.Joel is a sought after speaker and author of several books, including “Chasing Humility: 8 Ways to Shape a Christian Heart,” Joel holds a Master of Arts degree in religious education with an emphasis in youth and young adult ministry from Fordham University in New York City and a Master of Science degree in Organizational Leadership from Colorado State University-Global. Joel is an avid “Spartan”-racer, marathon runner, enjoys cooking and gardening, and loves spending time with his wife and three children, Elijah Daniel, Sophia Grace, and Micah James.Check out his website: joelstepanek.comAnd please connect with him on Instagram and Twitter Links:For more information about the Better Preach Podcast visit: www.ryanohara.org/betterpreachBetter Preach is a proud member of Spoke Street, a Catholic Podcast Network that amplifies the voice of the Creator through fostering content that invites. Check out Ryan's FREE course on “sharing your faith as a Catholic.”Follow Ryan on Instagram, Twitter, YouTube, or Facebook Join Ryan's email list. I made this podcast with help from Riverside FM. Want to try it out for your podcast? Here's a link to get you started.

In this episode of the Group of Five Guys Podcast, The GOFG recap week 2 of the college football season for the group of five teams. They discuss what surprised them as well as what disappointed over the weekend. With the Thursday night game just a few days away, The GOFG analyze the week 3 matchups, give predictions and discuss Vegas odds again. Zeke's parlay was one game short of winning some big time money and he gives his favorite for week 3. Finally former teammate of the guys and now Utah State Offensive Line Coach Micah James joins to talk ball and give insight on the Aggie program.

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Periann Pulliam and Micah James of Upward Transitions, a metro nonprofit serving families and individuals who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless, talk about their work to support families facing evictions, address common misconceptions about the homeless population and give advice about how to talk with children about the issue of homelessness, plus ideas for how kids can help.

Originally released: September 2012. When it comes to hip-hop, producers tend to be the amazing visualists; every thing they create has a great vision behind it, which in turn gives them the ability to subtly change many things about hip-hop. A great example of this is Los Angeles producer, Ro Blvd. After his latest release "Heart Pounding Panic", Ro Blvd calls in to talk to Special. He speaks on his newest project and newest ventures with his company Paperose Imagination, his history with music and wanting to change the musical standards, amongst many more topics. "I tell people all the time through thick and thin, I'm gonna live and die by my samples. That's who I am and that's what helped raised me and that's what helped open the doors to a project like 'Heart Pounding Panic'. Just for the simple fact that sampling taught me so much", he replied when asked about the comparison between this project and his previous, "Produc Placers 6". He later confesses his aim for his latest project. "I really want to push the musical standards as far as hip hop music goes, with rhythmic music, or even pop music. WIth "Heart Pounding Panic" I really wanted to tear down some walls as far as the genre position of the album.. I want people to feel good about listening to hip-hop again. I want people to be able to play it at a cocktail party and feel like they can listen to it without feeling bullied or feeling aggravated of some sort. I want people to feel proud again." He also speaks about working with Micah James again calling him "one of the top emcees, in general, period". He says that he of course will have production on Thurzday's upcoming album "Blood On The Canvas" and speaks on their collaboration process over the years. Upcoming he has new videos for "Heart Pounding Panic", hopefully two mixtapes before the end of the year, and his next full length project. Ro Blvd on Instagram: www.instagram.com/RoBlvd Ro Blvd on Twitter: Twitter.com/RoBlvd Special on Twitter: Twitter.com/SpecialSays Special on Instagram: Instagram.com/SpecialSays_

We are back! Steve Schenk and Micah James join us as we discuss living in and through the current pandemic. Thanks for listening.

Check out the newest episode where we discuss money and the church. What kind of sneakers do you wear? Find out what type of shoes Micah likes!

Special guest/Part-time host Micah James joins us to talk about artificial intelligence and the soul!

Rapper Micah James sits down with Cameron to discuss growing up as a Jehovah's Witness, being an incredible rapper, and communicating with family. This episode is sponsored by The Powerful Ladies Podcast (www.thepowerfulladies.com code: QUEERY).

www.illmanneredmedia.com The band is back together! As always, we bring you some of the dopest exclusive music, but this time things get a little serious as we discuss our personal encounters with racism. Twitter / Instagram / Facebook: @fromhouwithlove Playlist: Kashmere Don / DJ Cozmos - "Keys Of Life Jay Maze - "Makin Moves" (Produced by 8 Months) Tanya Morgan - "Stoop" Merna - "Better Run" Black Milk ft. Bun B - "Gold Piece" Rapper Big Pooh ft. Marv Won - "Candlelight" Spitten King ft. Equality and D. Randle - "On Fire" Dannie Walker - "Thank You" Radio Galaxy - "Frank" D Wing ft. Micah James - "Thought You Knew" The Legendary KO - "Grime" The Legendary KO - "My Life Is So Fresh"

Framing experts Cole Glassner & Micah James Zayner share framing tips

Eric Balkman and Dave Gerczak cover the 2014 Fantasy Football Players Championship (FFPC) Pros Vs. Joes League #5 Ultraman Division. The Pros are made up of Micah James from FFMagicMan.com, Nathan Zegura from Browns Daily, Eric Mack from BleacherReport.com, Jeff Mans and Ted Schuster from FantasyAlarm.com, and Sigmund Bloom from Footballguys.com. They will take on the Joes made up of FFPC players Don Metter, John Shaw, Patrick Haley, Paula Lacy, Dan Williams, Lou Plzak and Glenn Lowy. Plus, the guys answer your calls, emails, tweets and more all on The High Stakes Fantasy Football Hour!

Join Scott Atkins & Michael Trent as their joined by the FFWC Commissioner Emil Kadlec who will announce draft slots for the Fantasy Football World Championship III.  We'll discuss various draft strategies with the pros at Scout Fantasy like Dr. Roto, Larry Gold, Micah James and more...  Tune in tomorrow night, 9pm EDT. Show may go over the 1 hour limit as we announce the draft slots for all the teams paid in full. 

It's an all new Asylum Fantasy Football Show on the Tuesday Blitz at asylumfantasyfootball.com and btrff.com. Listen in tonight as we are joined by Micah James of ffmagicman.com and The Trick Plays Podcast. Listen in as The Magic Man helps us give out our weekly game balls and smelly socks. Check it out as we also take a look at 2013's risers and fallers, answer your questions, and take your calls.

Special Sundays April 14 on Juice Radio: Thelonious Martin ft. Volitiion- "Odds & Evens" Gangstarr- "You Know My Steez" Micah James- "Agoraphobia" Big KRIT ft. Ashthon Jones- "Good 2getha" Ill Camille ft. Iman Omari & Chyna Tahj- "Yeah Yeah" Flying Lotus & MF DOOM- "My Favorite Ladies" Nametag & Nameless- "May Day" Pac Div ft Mac Miller- "Black Acura" Thelonious Martin Interview Part 1 Thelonious Martin ft Ev4n Holt- "Homme Is Real" Talib Kweli ft. Kanye West & Roy Ayers- "In The Mood" Abstract Ninjaa & Konkwest- "Beefwrap" Sza- "THE ODYSSEY" Bambu- "Fig Newton" Thelonious Martin Interview Part 2 Curren$y- "Talk My Shit" Jasmine Nichol- "The Fantasy" The Kid Daytona ft. Bun B- "Air Born" Action Bronson- "Blackbird" Thelonious Martin Interview Part 3 Hawdwerk & Jansport J ft. Planet Asia & TriState- "Bars & Noble" Outkast- "Crumblin "Erb" J. Good & J. Lately- "Chupa Chups" Kurupt ft. Daz Dillinger- "Who Ride With Us" Real J Wallace- "Foxy Brown" Daft Punk x Pharrell- "We're Up All Night.." Thelonious Martin Interview Part 4 Xuice Hades- "Ultima Weapon" Big Remo ft. Phonte- "Human Nature" Kazim Trigg- "Kiss The Sky" Tupac- "To Live & Die In LA" MAD1NE- "Gassed Up" Nitty Scott, MC- "Language Arts" The Sweep- "Wor(L)d" ZO! ft. Sy Smith- "This Train" ScienZe- "The Answer" Red Cup League- "Lost & Found"