Podcast appearances and mentions of michael vazquez

It's Episode 98 and the highlight is Tracy & Elisabeth's interview with Lifesharing's Executive Team—Jeff Trageser and Mike Vazquez. Lifesharing is a nonprofit arm of UC San Diego Health dedicated to organ procurement and—lucky for everyone—they're steeped in continuous improvement. For Hot Apps, we'll cover a networking app you're probably aware of, you might even be using, but are you making the most of it? And for Q&A, we'll discuss the topic of work relationships. Are you a “just-the-facts ma'am” Joe Friday type? If asking people about themselves feels like “fluff” —are you hamstringing your own progress? Tracy and Elisabeth get to the bottom of that and more! 0:00 - Intro 1:18 - What's on the menu? 2:10 - Hot Apps LinkedIn 17:19 - Q&A Doing FLUFF Join the conversation! 25:35 - Featured Guest Intro Jeffry Trageser & Michael Vazquez of LifeSharing 56:45 - Upcoming Events February Webinar 2/28: "Public Relations for a Problem-Solving Culture: Storytelling at Work" Resources: "Picture Yourself A Leader"—Winner of the International Impact Book Award for Best Leadership Book New Lean Parody Video, "Baby Got Tools!" Thanks for Listening! Listen to more podcasts at JITCafe.com. Link to the video version of this podcast: https://www.jitcafe.com/post/lean-life-sharing-making-organ-donation-work-with-jeff-trageser-and-mike-vazquez Find us on: Apple Podcasts Podbean Spotify RSS Feed: https://feed.podbean.com/JITCafe/feed.xml

This week we had the pleasure of interviewing https://www.linkedin.com/in/michael-vazquez-mba-456625130/ (Michael Vazquez), Vice-President of https://www.mecomiami.com/ (MECO Miami Inc. ) We get to hear about Michael's backstory, how MECO Miami got it's start, and also talked about issues that currently impact the dealership industry and ideas for it's future. https://www.dealerlowdown.com/ (The Dealer Low Down) is a show focused on providing dealerships of any industry valuable knowledge to help them grow. From product specialists, to software providers, to individuals who own successful dealerships, we strive to bring value to our listeners. https://www.instagram.com/dieselniron/ (Bryan) is a free lance heavy equipment operator and content creator, https://www.instagram.com/anythingoutdoorscontracting/ (Rick ) is an owner/operator of an excavation business, and https://www.instagram.com/mt_builds/ (Matt ) is a general contractor. The Dealer Low Down is powered by https://www.linkedin.com/company/performance-brokerage-services/ (Performance Brokerage Services, Inc.) You can find out more about them here: https://lnkd.in/g_QQnEth (https://lnkd.in/g_QQnEth)

Follow along as Mr. Castagna is quite literally forced to interview senior Michael Vazquez. They grudgingly discuss Michael's hosting of the pep rally as well as the various SLHS "families" he's proud to call his own. They also touch upon Michael's plans for the future before Mr. Haupt makes a brief, but memorable, appearance.

This Episode is sponsored by SkillShare. Have you ever wanted to explore something new? Well you got to check out Skillshare. Skillshare is an online learning community with thousands of classes for creative and curious people, on topics including illustration, design, photography, video, and more.  Get 12 Months of Skillshare Premium for 30% Off, explore your creativity with thousands of classes.PROMO | Sign up now: https://skillshare.eqcm.net/c/2821900/900506 If your an aspiring filmmaker than you got to hop on Epidemic Sound,  Royalty Free Music and Sound Effects right at your fingertips: Try it for free: https://www.epidemicsound.com/referral/5hm9hh/Today I'm joined by Johnny Larios. Johnny  is a filmmaker and content creator. His focus is in the health & fitness industry working with people like Michael Vazquez, Scott Mathison, Ryan Klarenbach, and others. He has participated in the reality show The Selection on the History Channel. We discuss his journey and how hew got started, that and much more stay locked in.Here's what listeners can learn:- Building Connections- Everyone has a beginning- Perseverance - Essential filmmaking gear - About the show "The Selection: Special Operations Experiment"Watch The Show Here – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B171cIqtYmkGuest: Johnny Larios - Website (https://jrokkmedia.com/)Podcast: Hardwood Rod Podcast (@hardwoodrod)Host: Rodrigo Roque IV (@rodrigo.filmmaker) RodrigoRoque4.comListen on all platforms. Subscribe, Rate, Share. Interested in Sponsoring or being on the Podcast? Contact us at info@relionmedia.comCheck out the new merch!www.HardwoodRod.com Skillshare Premium for 30% Off Explore your creativity with thousands classes. Sign up now, link in the show notes. Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/hardwoodrod)

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Michael is here to discuss setting up a training program either for a new guard or as a new instructor to a guard. As the former director of Austin Stars PAA and ATX winter guard, education specialist, and pageantry arts adjudicator, he has a wealth of knowledge and experience to answer all of your questions! Sell your used equipment and costumes or purchased used from Guard Closet! Use code "Mid Atlantic" and you can get personal assistance with your orders from Michael himself. Become a Spinthusiast on our website, and become a Patron to support our mission of free color guard education for all! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/spintronixguard/support

You listened to "Plague" but want to hear more? In this bonus episode, host Michael O'loughlin has a conversation with Michael Vazquez, religion and faith director for Human Rights Campaign, about issues affecting LBGT Catholics today .

2020’s Faith series has brought us incredible leaders across decades, generations, denominations, and ideologies. We've listened to what makes them excited to be in the faith right now and what's been challenging. We've talked about ways to build a brighter, more beautiful church. As we wrap this series, we're going to dig in a little deeper to one specific place, and we’ve enlisted three faith leaders to help us navigate through a much-needed discussion. And these faith leaders are members of the LGBTQ+ community—because it is possible to be a part of a church that is passionate about Jesus and affirming to LGBTQ+ groups. Matthew Vines is the founder of the Reformation Project, a nonprofit that educates Christians about the biblical case for LGBTQ+ inclusion. He's also the author of “God and the Gay Christian: The Biblical Case in Support of Same-Sex Relationships.” Michael Vazquez is the director of the Human Rights Campaign Foundation's Religion and Faith Program in DC. He leads efforts there to advance equity initiatives in faith communities. B.T. Harman is a content creator and speaker. His blog and podcast “Blue Babies Pink” shed some beautiful light on what it is like to love Jesus, love the church, and be gay. Each of these men has deep commitment to their faith and to the church, and during their formative years, they had to reckon with the truth that they were gay—and they experienced the full spectrum of pain and discovery that so often comes with this particular journey. Today we ask some hard questions: what does it mean to hold one another and our faith leaders accountable? And when it comes to affirmation, what's public and what's private? How can we be the best allies for our LGBTQ+ friends? How can we listen and avoid “canceling” one another if we don’t agree, or are there times when it’s called for? Our conversation is fully open, filled with grace and understanding, helping us to view things from different perspectives in the most rewarding way possible. 

What the heck happened with that first-in-the-nation Caucus? I’ll ask Interfaith Alliance of Iowa Executive Director Connie Ryan. Also, Jeff Sharlet. The best-selling author is about to release a stunning look at unseen Americans in the form of a new book, titled This Brilliant Darkness: A Book of Strangers. And the Human Rights Campaign has recently appointed a new Director for its Religion and Faith Program, Michael Vazquez. We’ll get his thoughts about priorities for advocacy at the intersection of LGBTQI and faith issues.

Michael Vazquez bursts in to share how theology ought to not simply affirm LGBTQ+ people but to queer theology itself. We also chat about Michael's faith journey and Marcella Althaus-Reid. Guest Bio/Info: Michael Vazquez is a founder of Brave Commons, a Master of Theological Studies student, and queer public theologian. Find Michael here: Twitter: @mvsebastian Instagram: mvsebastian Special music by Good Saint Nathanel: Bandcamp: goodsaintnathanael.bandcamp.com goodsaintnathanael.com Facebook: facebook.com/goodsaintnathanael Get connected to Mason: masonmennenga.com Patreon: patreon.com/masonmennenga Twitter: @masonmennenga Facebook: facebook.com/mason.mennenga Instagram: masonmennenga

Michael Vazquez reflects on the healing journey in John 5 and Revelation 22. Text version at bravecommons.org/oratio.

Michael Vazquez is the founder of Brave Commons, a non-profit organization that provides advocacy resources for LGBTQ students at Christian colleges and Universities. Follow Brave Commons on Instagram @Bravecommons and follow Michael at @mvsebastian.

Michael Vazquez is the founder of Brave Commons, a non-profit organization that provides advocacy resources for LGBTQ students at Christian colleges and Universities. Follow Brave Commons on Instagram @Bravecommons and follow Michael at @mvsebastian.

Listen to Michael Vazquez's reflection on Psalm 27 and Luke 13:31-35, and visit bravecommons.org for more information

WE ARE BACK! AT THE END OF THE DAY is Available for Preorder on iTunes! What? Kevin sits down with Michael Vazquez to discuss Brave Commons, a Christian organization where they seek to elevate the voices of LGBTQ+ students working within and beyond Christian universities in the United States. Preorder AT THE END OF THE DAY […] The post Episode 29 – BRAVE with Michael Vazquez appeared first on At The End Of The Day [Film].

The clock never stops. Every day counts. So make every day count. ㅤ ... ㅤ Edited by: @benlionelscott Spoken by: Jocko Willink, Eric Thomas, Andy Frisella Footage by: Emrys Roberts, Friedemann Leis, Kendy Ty, Lucas Preti, Nike, patrik giardino, Tk Kayembe, haymaker, Michael Vazquez, Nike Music: Philipp Beesen - Shadow Warrior ㅤ ... ㅤ What are you gonna do to get better today? Today, not tomorrow, not next week, not next year when you think you're gonna have plenty of time to do what you want, get your priorities straight. That's not gonna happen. And it's definitely not gonna happen if you don't start putting in the work today. Nobody's gonna lift the weights for you, nobody's gonna do the pull ups for you, nobody's gonna go out and put in the road work for you. You gotta do all that yourself. Quit waiting for the perfect time, Quit waiting for the perfect situation to occur, it's not gonna happen. You wanna know when the time is right? The time is right now. So what are you doing with your time? Are you doing something productive? Are you moving towards your goal? Making yourself better? Or are you letting time slip by wasted? Stop wasting time and get after it. You cannot stop. Rest if you must, but you cannot stop and question your circumstance and situation so much so, that while you could be working, while you could be further along the road less traveled, you're sitting there contemplating like, you're sitting there moaning about it, you're sitting there complaining about it, and I get it, I understand, but you gotta work. You gotta work because you know what's gonna happen? You're gonna wake up 60 days later, 90 days later, and everything is gonna change but you. and you're gonna get the same results you got because you're the exact same person. So work. You don't get bulk by staring at weights. You don't get healthier by staring at it. You get healthier by running up to it and grabbing it, and pushing it. Push through that stuff. Push through it. Just keep working. I need you to wake up everyday and say "Today I will not stop. I will not give up. I will not give in." Nobody said it would be easy. If it was easy, everybody would do it. With every great thing in life there is gonna be sacrifice. With every great thing in life there is gonna be work. And with every great thing in life there is gonna be time. You're gonna have to make difficult decisions, you're gonna have to put in the work, and you're gonna have to be patient. But if you can combine those three things, that's what makes great things happen, that's what builds epic lives, and builds ultimate realisations of potential. But you're never gonna be able to do it if you keep kicking the sh*t down the road. make this year, the year that you commit to yourself, that you're going to make progress. All it takes is some discipline and some hard-nosed dedication, some hard-nosed commitment. If you can commit to winning every f*cking day this year, your life will be drastically different this time next year.

Pat Gothman, Michael Vazquez, and Patrick Weston are on a mission to create a robust set of resources for queer Catholics. They've started Vine & Fig, a fully inclusive and affirming collaborative seeking to elevate the lives of queer Catholics. In this episode, they talk about their journeys as queer Catholics and what they are doing to create more resources for their queer siblings. Pat Gothman is a former seminarian, former theology teacher, and former religious brother.  He lives in Seattle with his fiancé and is the editor of Reaching Out, a collection of LGBTQ stories from people of all faiths. He can be found at @pgothman Michael Vazquez is a public theologian, community organizer, storyteller, and educator advocating for social equity and liberation in the academy and the church. Michael is an M.Div. student at Duke Divinity School, and is the founder and Co-Executive Director of Brave Commons, an LGBT advocacy organization and inclusive Christian campus ministry. He can be found at @mvsebastian Patrick Weston grew up in farm county going to mass with his family and holds Catholic values - especially social justice for society’s most vulnerable - close to his heart. While it took some time to figure out, he’s realized he can be gay and Catholic at the same time. He lives in Columbus and develops websites for socially-good clients. He can be found at @patrickfweston Vine and Fig can be found at vineandfig.co and on Twitter at @vineandfigco Queerology is on Twitter and Instagram, @queerologypod

It's time to level up. It's time to better your best and raise your game. ㅤ ... ㅤ Edited by: @benlionelscott Spoken by: Andy Frisella, Eric Thomas, Chris Ross Footage by: Michael Vazquez, Priyank Prem Kumar, Nike, Adam Frisch, Conti Bros Films, Leigh Bloomfield, Matt Bieler, TWENTYFOURSEVEN, Dylan Nowik, Francesco Del Minio, Jedediah Thunell, Recalcati Multimedia, The Assembly Music: Really Slow Motion and Giant Apes - Frozen Synapse ㅤ ... ㅤ How many of you can honestly look yourself in the mirror and say I am doing my best? Because if you can, you're f*cking lying to yourself. Your best is a moving, evolving, changing scale. You can always do better, you can always do more, you can always improve, you can always find a way to get a better result, and to sharpen your skills. You guys are always looking for that extra thing, "I'm gonna read this book, I'm gonna buy this program, I'm gonna join this mastermind group, I'm gonna go to this seminar." None of those things will replace the f*cking work. There is no shortcut, there is no way to make it faster, there is no way to make it easier. You've got to do the f*cking work. You can't go through life looking to do the minimum and get the maximum. If you want the maximum, you gotta f*cking do the maximum. There's somebody out there who wants your spot. You're not the only one trying to go to Harvard, you're not the only one trying to go to the NBA, you're not the only one trying to go to the NFL, and so you gotta embody excellence. You gotta go a little further than the man who's trying to get what you're trying to get. I dare you to try to get to success without excellence, I dare you to try to shortcut success, I dare you to try short change success, it's not going to happen. There are no shortcuts to success. You can't go around it, you can't go under it, you can't go over it, the only way you can get to it, is through it. every single day you wake up, you gotta give it all you've got, you gotta 120%. Don't fool yourself into thinking that this year is gonna be better than last year if you're still making excuses, there are no excuses. You gotta work for it, you gotta put forth 120%. You can have it, you can be it, you can do it. But you gotta accept the challenge. What are you doing to make your next effort, your best effort? Are you reaching deep down inside to fight through everything that you're going through right now? Or are you settling to be where you are, at this current moment? Now is not the time to complain, now is the time to maintain that dream. You need to work an hour longer, you need to run just a little faster, you need to put 5 more pounds on the rack. That's the effort you need to be great. That's the sacrifice that you have to put in in order for you to get to the next level that you need to be at. In order for you to be remembered.

Oratio is a podcast on Living Scripture as Resistance by Brave Commons. Join us this week as Michael Vazquez talks about Jesus' teaching about wealth and what it looks like to follow him into the Kingdom of God. Visit bravecommons.org/oratio for more resources, information, and the text version of this podcast.  __ Brave Commons seeks to elevate the voices of LGBTQ+ students at Christian universities and beyond. In supporting these communities, Brave Commons seeks to offer accessible faith engagement for all. 

Oratio is a podcast on Living Scripture as Resistance by Brave Commons. Join us this week as Michael Vazquez talks about honoring our rage in response to recent events through the lens of the lectionary reading of Mark and an additional reading from Isaiah 59.  Visit bravecommons.org/oratio for more resources, information, and the text version of this podcast.  __ Brave Commons seeks to elevate the voices of LGBTQ+ students at Christian universities and beyond. In supporting these communities, Brave Commons seeks to offer accessible faith engagement for all. 

Oratio is a podcast on Living Scripture as Resistance by Brave Commons.  Join us this week as Michael Vazquez talks about greatness and the call of "the way of Jesus" from the lectionary reading in Mark 9:30-37. 

The Brave Commons team continues unpacking Scripture as resistance through Oratio, a sermon podcast. This week, Michael Vazquez looks at the lectionary readings and asks the question "What are we searching for?" 1st Reading: Psalm 51:8-12 2nd Reading: Ephesians 4:1-16 Gospel Reading: John 6:24-35 Be well.

Y'all, when two good friends sit down to talk about Jesus, the Church, discipleship, relationship, lust, sexual ethics... like there's so much. Today, Michael Vazquez and Kevin talk about pretty much freaking everything and it's a delightful smattering of queer Christian fun, questions, praise, reflection... just get into it. Connect with Michael Vasquez across all social media @MVsebastian, and support his work through www.Patreon.com/MVSebastian Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/a-tiny-revolution/donations --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tinyrevolution/support Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Seminarian Michael Vazquez talks about Biblically based social justice, doing ministry work as a queer person, and finding freedom in our identities.