Podcast appearances and mentions of michele silva

Fala Carlão conversa com Michele Silva, Diretora de Marketing da Netafim, direto da Agrishow em Ribeirão Preto. Michele compartilhou sua trajetória profissional, incluindo sua passagem pela indústria de alimentos, e falou com entusiasmo sobre o trabalho que vem desenvolvendo na Netafim. Ela destacou seu trabalho com comunicação, agronômico & digital farming, gestão de portfólio, pricing & BI e desenvolvimento de canais de distribuição, sempre com foco na criação de soluções que ajudam o produtor a produzir mais, com menos, através de sistemas de irrigação inteligentes e completos. Com foco em eficiência, sustentabilidade e proximidade com o campo, Michele reforçou que a Netafim oferece muito mais do que tecnologia, oferece resultado com propósito. Fala aí, Michele!

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Current and former atomic workers who have suffered a chronic condition such as skin or lung cancer, hearing loss, might be eligible for free health care. Michele Silva talks to Nuclear Care Partners about their upcoming luncheon in Oak Ridge on April 12, 2022. The community is invited to attend.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

National Wear Red Day is Friday, Feb 4, 2022. It's to bring awareness to heart disease and saving lives. Heather Roberts, a CPR instructor and a firefighter, shares some signs of a heart attack with host Michele Silva, what to do if someone goes into cardiac arrest and how important it is to know CPR. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Knoxville Family Justice Center provides help and services for domestic assault  victims to escape and recover from violence.  Kathryn Ellis, Executive Director explains to host Michele Silva, how the center helps victims in one place and the partners involved that provide services.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Director and volunteer for the East Tennessee Blood Hound Rescue, Patty Elliott shares the needs of the rescue with host, Michele Silva. She also explains how you can adopt and get involved in an upcoming event to support the pups.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Como o jornalismo periférico e favelado e os movimentos sociais coexistem nos territórios? O papel que mídias e movimentos cumprem são complementares no fomento de uma sociedade em que a população tenha seus direitos, histórias, identidades respeitadas, registradas e contempladas nas construções de imaginários. Neste episódio do Quebra das Ideias, ouvimos representações das 2 frentes que nos apoiam nessa reflexão importante e urgente: Michele Silva, jornalista do Fala Roça, um jornal on-line e impresso distribuído há 7 anos na Rocinha, Rio de Janeiro; Fran Silva, da RENFA (Rede Nacional de feministas Antiproibicionistas) em Recife, que atua como redutora de danos, comunicadora e educadora popular; e, de São Paulo, Bianca Santana, jornalista, escritora e doutora em Ciência da Informação. Saiba mais no site: www.periferiaemmovimento.com.br/podcast20 Este episódio faz parte do Tramas Democráticas, um programa de intercâmbio do Goethe-Institut que apoiou a produção e difusão de episódios originais de podcast, buscando ampliar o diálogo sobre inovações cívicas e democracia digital na América do Sul. Veja o programa completo aqui. Reportagem de Aline Rodrigues. Edição de áudio por Paulo Cruz. Apoio na produção e foto em destaque: Thiago Borges. Versão para vídeo: Pedro Ariel Salvador. > RECEBA NOTÍCIAS PELO CELULAR: Mande um "salve" para (11) 957816636 > NOSSO JORNALISMO NÃO PODE PARAR: Contribua a partir de R$ 5 por mês em www.catarse.me/PEM

Free job fair and expo for veterans, put on by the Tennessee Veterans Businesses Association on Friday, April 30th. Organizer Steve Stilts tells Michele Silva there will be dozens of vendors offering jobs and or resources.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Marcus Hall of Marc Nelson Denim is styling a contestant on American Idol! Michele Silva tries to get Marcus to design women's clothes too! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bluecast 184 com estreia! Michele Silva se junta a Lucas Sanches sob a batuta de Tiago Santos. Ziyech está entregando o que esperávamos dele? Resolvemos o problema dos centro avantes? E o Chilwell, vai conseguir deslanchar na ala? Desta forma, isso e muito mais no episódio de número 184 do seu podcast preferido! Partiu ouvir?! FAÇA PARTE DO APOIA.SE/CHELSEABRASIL CANECA O MAIOR DE TODOS | MUNDO FAN Clique na imagem ou aqui para abrir Apoiadores com a recompensa 10 do mês de fevereiro: Cesar Oliveira Santos Daniel Aguiar Éric Adrien Alvares jabez bornholdo João Vicente Vitali Cunico Juan Schiavo de Magalhães Leandro Nakayama Lincoln Walger Luigi Sandro Oliveira Nicolas Oliveira Capel Orlando Barbosa Pedro Henrique Daves Baptista Miguel Rodrigo Leandro Francisco de Oliveira Thiago Antunes de Miranda Thiago César de Souza Silva Thiago LimaNicolas Oliveira Capel Wesley Rayanny Santos Faça parte do programa. Mande um e-mail pra gente no podcast@chelseabr.com para ser lido no ar. Chelsea Brasil Facebook.com/ChelseaBrasil Twitter.com/ChelsBrasil Instagram.com/ChelseaBrasil Sports Total Facebook.com/SportsTotalOficial Twitter.com/_SportsTotal Instagram.com/_SportsTotal Você também pode ouvir no Soundcloud e no Itunes, basta procurar como Bluecast.

The Black Coalition for Rights, a political network with advocacy reaching Brazil’s National Congress and international forums, brings together over 150 collectives, institutions, and entities of the Brazilian black movement today. In this episode, we present a small cartography of some of the voices who participate in the Coalition. To all of them, we asked, “What is your voice and the place of your voice within the Black Coalition for Rights?” Script: Tatiana Lima Cover Art: Raquel Batista Voices Featured: Joseph A Mills III as Douglas Belchior; Maya Beasley as Winnie Bueno; Michele Silva as Anielle Franco; Emmett Williams as Ariovaldo Ramos; and Mariah Braber as Darlah Faria Theme Music and Supporting Music: Bismarx Sound Editing Support: Matheus Simões Content Editing and Production: RioOnWatch Read the accompanying article at bit.ly/3oZCrre For more coverage on Rooting Antiracism in the Favelas go to bit.ly/AntiracistRio Follow us on social media: facebook.com/rioonwatch twitter.com/rioonwatch instagram.com/rioonwatch #UprootingRacism #RootingAntiracism #AntiracistFavela

Starting off the year of 2021, RioOnWatch is launching the year-long reporting project, “Rooting Anti-Racism in the Favelas: Deconstructing Social Narratives About Racism in Rio de Janeiro”. The project will debate racism from the inside out, with a focus on favela voices, and with community journalism as the means to provoke the urgent dialogue we need. Script and Production: RioOnWatch Cover Art: David Amen Theme Music: Bismarx Sound Editing Support: Matheus Simões Voices Featured in Our Intro: Anelise Gonçalves, Fabio Leon, Gracilene Firmino, Julio Santos Filho, Michele Silva, Miriane Peregrino and Tatiana Lima For more coverage on Rooting Antiracism in the Favelas go to: bit.ly/AntiracistRio Follow us on social media: facebook.com/rioonwatch twitter.com/rioonwatch instagram.com/rioonwatch #UprootingRacism #RootingAntiracism #AntiracistFavela

Pesquisa da Prefeitura em parceria com o Ibope, divulgada na segunda, 22 de junho, projeta a existência de mais de 24 mil casos da doença no Complexo da Maré e mais de 16 mil na Rocinha. Os jornalistas comunitários Hélio Euclides, do Jornal Maré de Notícias, e Michele Silva, do Jornal Fala Roça, contam como estão procurando informar e conscientizar a população para enfrentar a pandemia.Reportagem: Patrícia da Veiga (CoordCom).Edição: Gustavo Silveira.Quer saber mais? Confira o trabalho destes veículos de comunicação através dos siteswww.mareonline.com.brwww.falaroca.com.br

Como se destacar nessa janela para o mundo? Michele Silva, do Jornal comunitário Fala Roça e Cris Oliveira, da Agência #TudoNosso conversam com a gente para entender o que nós, jovens, precisamos fazer para empreender nossos talentos e ideias em redes sociais.

Blount County has many free events in the spring for you to laugh and learn a little history. These are put on by the Smoky Mountain storytellers. There are several members of this group who provide entertainment.. whether it be fact or fiction when it comes to East Tennessee. Some are comical, and some are ghostly. The group is made up of folks who love telling stories about our rich heritage. Janice Brooks-Headrick shared some stories with ET Now's host Michele Silva and the listeners,. She also shared some history on how the group got started and events families can attend in the County this season. http://smokymountaintellers.org

Development Director for the Humane Society of the Tennessee Valley joined Michele Silva to talk about several events coming up to benefit the shelter. There are Kids Spring Break Camps which are March 19-22: the times, ages, courses, description and pricing.  It's Kitten Season: there are showers being held at the shelter, the needs how you can get it to them even on line! and how to adopt a kitty or even a dog. Also, Aaron White joins us with details about his fashion show to support the animals: Aaron White Project: Queen on April 8th at the Jackson Terminal. 

Nothing says “Happy Valentine’s Day” like a delicious treat. But "Sweets for the Sweet" tastes even better because it provides healthcare to the under-insured employee. It's a fundraiser for Interfaith Health Clinic. Each recipient receives a gourmet miniature bundt cake from Nothing Bundt Cakes accompanied by a Valentine’s Day card. This explains through this gift,  one patient visit has been purchased in his or her hono r! It's a $50 dollar donation.  Development Director,  Missy Standifer says that's how much it costs for each  primary care patient visit. We also talk about how people can place an order for Valentine's Day, volunteer to help deliver them on V-day, or how working folks without health care can apply for help here:  www.interfaithhealthclinic.org The Tennessee Veterans Business Association is preparing for its 8th Annual TVBA Keynote Dinner, Business Expo and Veteran Job Fair. This year special guests are country music's Lee Greenwood and Lt. Colonel Oliver North. Michele Silva  talks to Lee about East Tennessee and when he lived here and owned a theater. The advocate promotes veterans and job  opportunities and how important the TVBA has become. It's also a fundraiser and a place to obtain resources and information. Lee and Michele talk about personal life too like resolutions as in purging and working out and staying healthy! Also, Billy Kidd talks to Lt. North about the event as Keynote Speaker on January 28th. North is a combat decorated U.S. Marine, best-selling author, former host of Fox News Channel’s “War Stories” and serves as President for the National Rifle Association and why he stepped up to be the keynote speaker. More details on the January 27th-29th event at GoTVBA.com  

 It's Flu season. Dr. Ryan Redmond, Medical Director at East Tennessee Children's Hospital explains to host Michele Silva, which patients are most at risk for the flu and the importance of getting a flu shot. We also talk about signs and symptoms, how long your child should stay out of school and when they are contagious.  There are three veteran's cemeteries in Knox County with more than 17,000 graves. Each year volunteers purchase and then place a Christmas wreath on the graves of veterans. The wreaths are only a $15 donation through Wreaths Across America. Chris Albrecht, with the local chapter explains how the program started, the importance and how the wreaths get from Maine to the graves. Wreaths Across America

Winterfest started 29 years ago in Pigeon Forge as a way to boost the local economy and celebrate the holidays. Mayor David Wear explains to Michele Silva how it kept people in town... working,  and businesses open year round. Mayor Wear shares all the fun there is planned to kick off this special time of year in Sevier County, and other events ahead this winter. We also chat about his family, his personal life, the wildfires, Dolly Parton, charity, and much more!

Keep Knoxville Beautiful is now accepting nominations from the public for its beautification awards, the Orchids. These are presented to Knoxville and Knox County buildings and outdoor spaces that beautify and elevate the local landscape. Alanna McKissack, the Executive Director joins Michele Silva with more on KKB! Nominations for Orchids are due by Friday, December 14, 2018. Their website: www.keepknoxvillebeautiful.org. Senior Citizens Home Assistance Service (SCHAS) opened the doors of Renaissance Terrace Assisted Living in 2008. Established as a 501c3, non-profit, Renaissance Terrace was created with the idea of meeting the community’s need for affordable assisted living care. Michele Silva has all of the details.  

The shoe is on the other foot for the 3rd annual Hunks in Heels to benefit Iva’s Place, a program serving victims of domestic violence. Chris Evans-Longmire joins Michele Silva in the studio to explain how the event works.  Support your hunk with a donation or attend It's on Thursday, September 27, 2018 at the The Venue in Lenoir City.  Doors open at 6:00 pm with a silent auction, wine grab and pictures with the hunks!  Click here  for more info! (Airdate 9/9/18)

The passing of Stan Brock, the founder of Remote Area Medical, has saddened the community, and the world. He touched millions of lives in many ways.  Brock started RAM thirty-three-year years ago. The free health clinics have helped more than 740,000 people across the globe by providing free, dental, vision, and medical care,  Michele Silva last spoke to Stan Brock here in studio as the non-profit group was getting ready to head to Puerto Rico on a mission trip following Hurricane Maria. It's an interview that aired on our Sunday morning show, East Tennessee Now. It's a conversation that Michele cherishes and wanted to share. You will hear in his own words, about his passion for caring for the sick and those in need.  RAM can always use donations to continue to provide free health care to those in need. Go to RAMUSA.org 

Remote Area Medical is coming back to Tennessee at the end of the month. They have clinics coming up in Jefferson County and Fentress County. But, they need volunteer dentists, eye doctors, and more. Michele Silva talks to RAM USA's public relations director Robert Lambert and the clinic coordinator, "Poppy" for all of the details on the free health care clinics.

Girls can now join the Boy Scouts! The Great Smoky Mountain Council will be out recruiting kids for the 21 counties it represents. Executive Director, David Williams of the SMC of the BSOA along with Scout Master Kelli Edds from Troop 508 join Michele Silva in the studio to talk about how the organization  made this move to accommodate today’s families.   Also- Dog Daze II is coming to Farragut. August 17-19 you can watch live, in person, while dogs compete for the world championships in Dock Diving! Steve Krempasky, Executive Director of the Farragut Business Alliance explains how this competition works,how you can get your pup in for the Pooch Plunge and how it all supports small business in Farragut. Dog Daze II is open and free to the public from Fri, August 17 - Sun, August 19, 2018 at the Village Green Shopping Center.

Have some fun and compete in the annual Guardians for Garrett Kickball Tournament in Knoxville to benefit the Sanfilippo Foundation.  Michele Silva talks to Holly and Chris DeFranco about the event set Saturday, August 18, 2018 at Rocky Hill Ball Field. 

For many pet owners, having a dog makes for a great companion. For veterans, a dog can enhance their life in many ways. Smoky Mountain Service Dogs trains and raises dogs (with help from volunteers,) and then matches them up with local vets in East Tennessee. Jim Goyert, Vice Chairman explains how the non-profit works, and how it was started up as a way to give back. We also talk about a new facility in the works for the organization, thanks to local fundraisers.   http://www.smokymountainservicedogs.org/ *In the photo: Michele Silva meeting one of the groups of pups in training.

Michele Silva is a mother, lawyer, and thinks that butterflies are the devil.  Listen in as Michele and Eckie discuss parenting, criminal justice, and dealing with people in a computer literate world.