Podcast appearances and mentions of michelle bailey

Dr. Armin Feldman's Pretrial Prelitigation Medical Legal Consulting Coaching Program will teach you to build your own nonclinical consulting business as a valued consultant to attorneys without doing med mal cases or expert witness work. Armin will teach you everything from business concepts to the medicine involved when launching your new consulting business during one year of unlimited coaching. For more information go to nonclinicalphysicians.com/mlconsulting/ Learn the business and management skills you need by enrolling in the University of Tennessee Physician Executive MBA program at nonclinicalphysicians.com/physicianmba. Get the FREE GUIDE to 10 Nonclinical Careers at nonclinicalphysicians.com/freeguide. Get a list of 70 nontraditional jobs at nonclinicalphysicians.com/70jobs.                                                                                                 =============== Dr. Michelle Bailey is an Executive Medical Director working in the Pharma Industry since 2016 after having practiced academic pediatrics for 18 years. She has been a Physician Career and Life Coach since 2012. She was a guest on the PNC Podcast 5 years ago when she described her career as a biopharma medical director. In today's interview, she focuses on helping us understand what keeps us from pursuing a satisfying career. She describes the importance of taking a pause before making any major life-changing decisions. And she shares other revelations she has had while coaching physicians during and after the COVID pandemic You'll find links mentioned in the episode at nonclinicalphysicians.com/make-meaningful-changes/

In this episode, we're thrilled to welcome Michelle Bailey, the "Well-being Queen." Michelle is a Functional Lifestyle Practitioner specializing in helping middle-aged women reclaim their health and happiness through her unique 360° coaching approach. From functional movement to mindset shifts and nutrition strategies, Michelle shares actionable tips to support women navigating peri-menopause challenges. Drawing on her personal journey with endometriosis and her mother's health struggles, she reveals how her experiences inspired her to found Functional Well-being LLC. If you're ready to embrace a holistic approach to well-being and unlock a healthier, happier version of yourself, this is the episode for you!

In this month's episode, a special double episode, Chris Capewell, Patrick Head, Michelle Bailey and Jennifer Parsons provide updates on Beneficial Ownership, Cayman Islands Monetary Authority (CIMA), Financial Action Task Force (FATF) and economic substance. They also discuss the Department for International Tax Cooperation (DITC) enforcement, annual registration fees as well as year-end reminders.Speakers:Chris Capewell, Partner | +1 345 814 5666 | chris.capewell@maples.com | View bioPatrick Head | Partner | +1 345 814 5377 | patrick.head@maples.com | View BioMichelle Bailey | Senior Vice President - Head of Cayman AEOI | +1 345 814 5711 | Michelle.Bailey@maples.com | View bioJennifer Parsons | Professional Support Lawyer | +1 345 814 5429 | jennifer.parsons@maples.com | View BioResources:Click here for Episode 16 Presentation slidesRelated Services:Maples Group Regulatory and Financial Services AdvisoryWith a depth of experience across all regulated sectors, the Maples Group Regulatory and Financial Services team is positioned to address client needs and sensitivities. We have the largest dedicated Cayman Islands Regulatory and Financial Services team in the offshore market.Follow Us:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/maplesgroup/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/maplesgroup/Twitter: https://twitter.com/maplesgroupFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/maplesgroup/Website: https://maples.com/15-15

In this insightful episode, we explore the evolving landscape of procurement within the food industry with our guest, Michelle Bailey. We kick off the episode discussing the pivotal role of streamlined procurement processes and the benefits of enabling employees to access product information group-wide, driving efficiency and reducing complexity. Lucy suggests an ambitious idea: an industry-wide global database of all ingredients and whilst the idea poses anti-competitive concerns, the potential benefits are intriguing.Michelle highlights the importance of creating category strategies within procurement, which enhance transparency about purchasing, supply chains, and supplier expertise. These strategies empower teams, especially those in customer-facing roles, to engage confidently with retailers. She reflects on the transformation from decentralised to centralised procurement approaches, which have significantly improved efficiency and supplier relationships over the years.Supplier feedback is another key theme, with Michelle stressing its importance in building better supplier-customer relationships. She also addresses the often-overshadowed role of procurement teams in organisations and the challenges they face, such as lack of training and organisational representation. Michelle's consultancy work focuses on busting the myth that procurement is solely about lower prices; it's about strategic negotiations, especially in volatile markets.The episode then delves into the confusion around job titles and how similar roles can vary significantly between companies. Amy recalls a course Michelle wrote that demystified procurement for non-specialists and enabled better supplier communication, reinforcing Michelle's mission to empower businesses by developing their procurement skills and confidence.Effective communication, particularly phone communication, is emphasised as a critical aspect of managing supplier relationships. Despite generational discomfort around phone calls, Michelle, Lucy, and Amy agree on its advantages over emails in enhancing supplier relationships and business outcomes.The conversation shifts to the complexities of procurement, such as sourcing high-demand raw materials, and the growing importance of sustainability, due diligence, and clear supplier compliance. Michelle and the hosts draw parallels between procurement and new product development (NPD), noting the significant internal communication challenges both faces.Michelle provides valuable advice on building internal relationships, encouraging less reliance on emails, and emphasising enjoying the journey. She closes with reflections on her career and remaining accessible to listeners for further questions or advice via LinkedIn. The hosts wrap up by inviting listeners to join their Facebook community and connect on LinkedIn for professional services.Timestamps:[00:00] Introduction and Welcome[02:45] Guest Introduction: Michelle Bailey's Background[05:30] Importance of Streamlined Procurement Processes[10:00] Industry-Wide Ingredient Database Proposal[12:15] Role of Category Strategies[16:40] Evolution of Centralized Procurement[20:50] Significance of Supplier Feedback[25:00] Challenges in Procurement Roles[30:20] Procurement Myths: Beyond Lower Prices[35:00] Job Title Confusions and Impact[40:10] Effective Communication: Phone vs. Email[45:30] Complexities in Procurement and Sustainability[50:00] Similarities Between Procurement and NPD[55:20] Internal Relationship Building and Career Reflections[59:55] Closing Thoughts and Contact InformationLinks and Resources:Website Link: https://ohforfoodssake.co.uk/FB Link: https://www.facebook.com/groups/ohforfoodsakeLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/oh-for-food-s-sake/You can follow us here on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/oh_forfoodssake/For industry consulting from Lucy, connect with her on Instagram or LinkedIn.Find her on Instagram or LinkedIn for further support with industry coaching and facilitation from Amy.See you next time!

In this episode of the Third Eye Awakening podcast, I am super excited to have Michelle Bailey on the show! Michelle is a certified Akashic records reader, certified Crystal Healer and Advanced Crystal Practitioner and trained in victim assistance for victims of crime. Her focus is on entity removal and deep feminine and masculine wound healing to help those on their awakening path claim back his or her power that is rightfully theirs. She works closely with the Archangels, Christ consciousness, Egyptian deity Thoth, Egyptian goddess Heqet, light codes of Cleopatra and Lilith and the Devil from the Underworld. In her spare time she enjoys slaying demons and taking down the Freemasons and  Illuminati to help free humanity from enslavement. In this episode, Michelle and I chat about: -her spiritual awakening and experience being an alien -exploring darker energies and past lives -Lilith and feminine archetypes -building patience and confidence in Akashic readings and experiences -Michelle's time in Akashic Holographic Mastery -integrating the Akashic Records into different career paths … and so much more! CONNECT WITH MICHELLE IG: @michelle__baily Book a Session GET IN AMY'S WORLD How to Read the Akashic Records: The Masterclass Akashic Holographic Mastery - PRESALE

In this episode of the Third Eye Awakening podcast, I am super excited to have an Akashic Reading with Michelle Bailey on the show! Michelle is a certified Akashic records reader, certified Crystal Healer and Advanced Crystal Practitioner and trained in victim assistance for victims of crime. Her focus is on entity removal and deep feminine and masculine wound healing to help those on their awakening path claim back his or her power that is rightfully theirs. She works closely with the Archangels, Christ consciousness, Egyptian deity Thoth, Egyptian goddess Heqet, light codes of Cleopatra and Lilith and the Devil from the Underworld. In her spare time she enjoys slaying demons and taking down the Freemasons and  Illuminati to help free humanity from enslavement. This Akashic reading is absolutely incredible, with some very interesting topics covered and things shared. You don't want to miss it! CONNECT WITH MICHELLE IG: @michelle__baily Book a Session GET IN AMY'S WORLD How to Read the Akashic Records: The Masterclass Akashic Holographic Mastery - PRESALEAkashic Soul Code Activation - PRESALE

Michelle Bailey has a team of 18 in Boise Idaho, yet that doesn't slow her down from the local, state, and regional leadership she contributes to the Association of Realtors. Hear how Michelle's involvement with these professional organizations helps consumers, her clients, and her team and why the issues she's working on matter.   Connect with Michelle at https://www.bktidaho.com/  ---------- Visit www.builthow.com to sign up for our next live or virtual event.   Part of the Win Make Give Podcast Network

With an Italian background, food and quality are terribly important to Michelle Bailey. And that focus on quality is the bedrock to her business Graze with Michelle, Melbourne's premier grazing table, platter and grazing boxes service. She provides quality meats, cheeses, crackers and other goodies that not only taste great but look sensational. It isn't all about the food of course. She shares her business lessons, including a pivot to the corporate world. Her reputation has built on word-of-mouth – and a mountain of Instagram followers – by tailoring to the tastes of the individuals she serves. Graze with Michelle – https://www.grazewithmichelle.com.au/ Emma McQueen – https://emmamcqueen.com.au For a copy of Emma's book, 'Go-getter: Raise your mojo, shift your mindset and thrive' – https://www.emmamcqueen.com.au/book/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

LISTEN: Michelle Bailey joins us with Keller Williams Realty Boise sharing her journey picking up her life in NorCal and moving to Idaho with her two kids to launch a mega real estate team. From adventures with Ben Kinney to getting out of her own way, Michelle discovered her true passion throughout it all: helping people.

STRIPEY SOCKS, 5min., UK, Animation/Documentary ‘Stripey Socks' is the true tale of Michelle Bailey as a young girl dealing with teenage pregnancy, navigating her way through secrecy, blame and catholic school. The film, shot by Diana Stefanescu, is of live illustrators by Cait Buckley which are complemented by the beautiful soundtrack by Sophie Hadlum. The film was made on the same weekend as the Irish abortion referendum which compelled the director to make this film. DON'T LET THE BASTARDS GRIND YOU DOWN, 4min., UK, Experimental Michelle Bailey's follow up to her award winning debut film 'Dad' is a personal and poignant depiction of the effects of domestic abuse on a young girls mental health. In her own words Bailey has made this film for 'anyone who has been told they are not good enough'. The British director has drawn upon her own experiences to share her mantra of 'Don't let the bastards grind you down'. Get to know the filmmaker: Filmmaking for me is cathartic. It's a way for me to explore trauma in my life and turn it into something more creative and productive. It helps me process my thoughts and feelings and connects me to people with similar experiences. It makes me feel less alone and less ashamed, breaking down the stigma that surrounds abortion especially in religion. You can sign up for the 7 day free trial at www.wildsound.ca (available on your streaming services and APPS). There is a DAILY film festival to watch, plus a selection of award winning films on the platform. Then it's only $3.99 per month. Subscribe to the podcast: https://twitter.com/wildsoundpod https://www.instagram.com/wildsoundpod/ https://www.facebook.com/wildsoundpod

In this episode, we discuss the importance of self advocacy, movement, accountability, education and eliminating the stigma associated with certain behaviors in order to fight heart disease. Since 2008, The Arlington (VA) Chapter of The Links, Incorporated has led the charge in the Washington, DC, Maryland and Virginia (DMV) area through our Red Dress Event. The podcast focuses on a conversation from the 2022 virtual Red Dress event moderated by Andrea Roane, longtime DC area newscaster, Dr. Reginald Robinson, President of the Board of Directors for the Eastern States region of the American Heart Association (AHA), and Gail Harris Berry, 5 time heart attack survivor. Host Krysta Jones leads a discussion with Dr. Yolanda Holmes, dermatologist and chair of the Arlington Links Health and Human Services facet, LaJuanna Russell, co-chair of The Arlington Links Health and Human Services facet, and Michelle Bailey, chairwoman of the DMV Links Red Dress Event. 

Nicole Smith, founder of Flytographer, a travel service that connects you with hand-picked local photographers in many destinations around the world, turned her side hustle into a multi-million dollar business.Today, Nicole and her team have grown Flytographer into a multi-million dollar business that operates across six continents and was ranked as one of the fastest-growing startups. She is passionate about sharing her experiences openly to inspire other women entrepreneurs around the world. Nicole shares how she created her startup from idea to side hustle to over $25 million dollars in sales and how she had to turn her business around during Covid. When the pandemic hit, her sales instantly went to zero and she had to lay off 80% of the team. Nicole explains how she was able to come back and continue to grow a profitable, evergreen business. Also on Speaking of Travel, find out how Chow Chow, a culinary event in Asheville, NC, is pairing diverse community leaders with chefs to tell their own stories through food. And discover why being in a fantastic neighborhood in close proximity to historical landmarks is a win-win for your vacation experience. John Zellers, General Manager of the Elevation Lofts Hotel in downtown Asheville, NC, shares how this historic building, originally built over 100 years ago, is so special today.

While technology rapidly advances — people, by contrast, remain constant. Creatures of habit, we need others to survive. We are the sum of our skin, our organs and body parts. Our minds distinguish us, and our intelligence is key to survival but it's our ability to work together that tells the true story of our potential. The team behind the Herston Biofabrication Institute in Brisbane, Australia knew this, and deliberately removed the physical and mental limits in their way. Given the right space, resources and design they've seen a patient able to talk for the first time in 30 years; a specialist design-print-test-iterate a medical solution in days rather than months — and problems solved “beautifully [and] organically” in minutes. In this episode of Hassell Talks, Mathilde Desselle General Manager of the Herston Biofabrication Institute, tells Carolyn Solley of how the transparency and malleability of the building's interior design has smoothed interactions and increased healing and recovery enabling both patients and the Institute's multi-disciplinary workforce to thrive. Hassell acknowledges the Jagera and Turrbal people as the original custodians, designers, and placemakers of the land we recorded this episode on. We pay our respect to the traditional owners, their elders and knowledge holders past, present, and emerging. Their knowledge has and will ensure the continuation of cultures and traditional practises. This episode was produced by Prue Vincent and Michelle Bailey

MAX & MICHELLE BAILEY:MANAGING PARTNERSMax and Michelle Bailey are a native Montana couple with diverse life experiences both within the real estate investment community and throughout other walks of life. They are very excited to join this new seller finance community and bring with them many unique life experiences that they hope will strengthen the community for years to come. They have raised 5 children together and are now the proud grandparents of two young girls.Max spent 25 plus years as a Firefighter/Paramedic and he and Michelle developed a thriving rental property business along the way. They still buy, sell, and rent properties to this day. Michelle has a background in early Child development and ran her own business for many years before they came to the Call the Underwriter family. Michelle's formal education is in Early Child Development and Business Administration. Her experience running her own business for years, coupled with her extensive administrative expertise make her an ideal fit for her role at Call the Underwriter.Max spent a career as both City Firefighter and Military Firefighter. He deployed all over the world in support of military operations as a Firefighter with the Air National Guard. He retired from the city Fire department in 2016 holding the rank of Captain/Paramedic. He went on to become the Fire Chief in the Air National Guard Fire Department and held that position until early 2020. He recently retired out as the Fire Chief, with over 30 total years of service. Max loves to learn, and he has completed degrees in Fire Science, Paramedicine, and business finance throughout his career.He began his Real Estate interests in the early '90s as a licensed Realtor in Seattle Washington while stationed there in the Navy. Upon returning to Montana, he continued to work in real estate as a side business over the next 25 years, while working full time as a firefighter.Never one to sit still, Max authored a book on Rental property investing in early 2020 after retiring from the Fire Department.On Today's Show Max CoversHis journey to entrepreneurshipWhat underwriting isWhat Dodd-Frank doesAnd much more.....Links From The PodcastMax Tel: 406-750-3770Email: max-n-michelle@calltheunderwriter.comhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/max-bailey-call-the-underwriter/https://www.peer2peerrealestate.com/https://www.facebook.com/peer2peerrealestate@Williamp2pre (twitter)https://www.linkedin.com/in/williemorales/Books Recommended Beginners guide to rental property ownership- Max BaileyThank you Max for being on the PodcastWhat did you think about today's subject? Please go to apple podcasts look for us at peer 2 peer real estate podcast, please subscribe and leave a review. Don't give up on your dreams, fight for it and guard it. Keep the momentum going, Good things will happen. Thanks for listening and be safe See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Listen as your host Chad Hyams talks with superstar Boise, Idaho agent Michelle Bailey. Michelle talks about how she has built a big business by focusing on internet leads. Michelle covers the 3 key areas to remember when it comes to internet leads. Internet Lead Generation, Lead Conversation and Lead Follow Up. ---------- Visit www.builthow.com to sign up for our next live or virtual event.   Part of the Win Make Give Podcast Network

Life with a rare disease can have infinite milestones, setbacks, traumas and triumphs—all likely to be interlaced with a variety of factors that can influence mental health and quality of life.In fact, according to Dr. Raymond A. Huml in the February 2020 Journal for Clinical Studies, psychological symptoms are estimated to affect 75% of rare disease patients. Whether the cause is from the physical disease or dynamics surrounding it, it is time to remove the stigma around talking about mental health, understand the unique challenges of this community, and drive support and solutions to address them. In advance of Rare Disease Day 2022, Keri McDonough, VP, Head of the Patient Voice Consortium and Michelle Bailey, MD, Senior Medical Director at Syneos Health, sit down with host Jeff Stewart to discuss the impact of mental health on the rare disease community.To find the resources discussed on the podcast:Our OdysseyNew York Times: I'm Haunted by Sisters With Sickle Cell: Two Thrived. Two SufferedRare Disease Day 2022: Collaborating to Make Mental Health in Rare Disease Stigma-Free  For more on the topics covered in this episode, be sure to check out:Innovation Perspectives in Rare Disease Drug DevelopmentThe Syneos Health Pocast: Navigating the Rare Disease LandscapeRare Disease Drug Development: Clinical, Scientific, Patient, and Caregiver PerspectivesIf you want access to more future-focused, actionable insights to help biopharmaceutical companies better execute and succeed in a constantly evolving environment, visit the Syneos Health Insights Hub. The perspectives you'll find there are driven by dynamic research and crafted by subject matter experts focused on real answers to help guide decision making and investment. You can find it all at insightshub.health. Like what you're hearing?  Be sure to rate and review us!  We want to hear from you!  If there's a topic you'd like us to cover on a future episode, contact us at podcast@syneoshealth.com.

On this episode: Instagram business accounts. . . Social Media Survival Kits. . . Documenting dollars. . . And a “VO cameo” by Michelle Bailey. Fist bumps to Ed Bishop for his production and voice assistance. WHO IS COREY DISSIN? For the CEO or an average Joe, The Undisputed Heavyweight Champion of Content Corey Dissin has provided grass roots guidance and has mentored professionals around the world to 10x their personal brands and unique selling positions through social media as a one-on-one marketing and business coach. Entrepreneurs also rely on Corey's motivational support to create a pragmatic and personalized approach to organize time, get you out of your own way, refine sales communications and optimize business infrastructures. As a long-serving head of two national corporations, owner of two others, and founder and president of a 501c3 non-profit, Corey puts his experience and acumen from all three to work for his clients on day one. Whether you need a co-pilot and counselor as your one-on-one marketing advisor, your brand identity and collateral revamped with The Dissin Design Team, or virtual administrative help through the Corey's Business Bodyguard, Corey Dissin has the guts and the nuts to help you and your business to GO GET IT! CONNECT WITH COREY: LinkedIn Instagram Twitter Facebook Youtube

A great discussion with Michelle Bailey of Keller Williams, Michelle is honest about pros and cons of moving to Idaho. She gives an overview of Idaho, talks about pricing, infrastructure, traffic. Thinking of moving to Idaho? This episode is for you! Michelle BaileyBen Kinney Team Boise, Keller Williams 208-949-3288https://www.benkinney.com/boise_id

Michelle Bailey and Bryce discuss Michelle's Toronto Raptors genius and it's complicated relationship at times. The conversation also focuses on the golden era of Canadian men's basketball and the difficulty Nick Nurse will have to make a starting lineup with all the talent to choose from.

This week on Unravel, Michelle Bailey and Stacy Simler introduce the podcast and discuss the future of the Glass Ceiling Institute. They reveal what made them pick the name Unravel and what diversity & inclusion means to them, both professionally and personally. This episode also focuses on where they want the Glass Ceiling Report 2.0 to go and where they want to make systemic changes to break the status quo. They also talk about their dream podcast guests, including our guest for next week!

Welcome to Unravel, where we will explore the findings of the Glass Ceiling Report 2.0 and what that data means around diversity and inclusion in our society. Our hosts, Michelle Bailey and Stacy Simler, from the Glass Ceiling Institute, will walk you through the report, interview industry experts, and catch you up on national and global news. Listen to Unravel every other Tuesday and follow us on Instagram @GlassCeilingInstitute and on Twitter @GCIOfficial and visit our website at www.glassceilinginstitute.com

Power & Politics for Thursday, August 26th with Defence Minister Harjit Sajjan, Alberta strategists Leah Ward, Melissa Caouette and Corey Hogan, the Alberta Medical Association's Dr. Michelle Bailey, and the Power Panel.

I'm excited to share my interview with Michelle Bailey, leader of the highest producing team in Boise, ID. Here, Michelle and I talk about how her growth strategy of serving other real estate agents through civic service has been the secret to her success. Links:Full episode with video, audio, timestamps and full transcription—Explore past episodes:  justinstoddart.com/podcastDownload my international best-selling book, The Upstream Model, here: justinstoddart.com/freebookIf you enjoy the podcast, please leave us a short review on Apple Podcasts.  I love reading reviews and engaging with our community.Follow Justin:Instagram: instagram.com/justinstoddartFacebook: facebook.com/justincstoddartYouTube: youtube.com/c/justinstoddart

Dr. Michelle Bailey, President, Alberta Medical Association's section of pediatrics

~If you would like to subscribe to only interviews by Retail Insider, a separate "The Interview Series" podcast show is now available (link to Apple Podcast show)~Craig and Michelle Bailey, Founder & CEO at The Blazing Group, discuss her new book “The Currency of Gratitude” and lessons that retailers can use in organizational training and overall operations.**Podcast Sponsor: Swyft is a rapidly growing Canadian same-day shipping company that has partnered exclusively with Retail Insider. Learn more about Swyft's scalable, affordable best-in-class last mile solution.  Interviewed this episode:Michele Bailey (Founder & CEO at The Blazing Group)The Currency Of Gratitude: Turning Small Gestures Into Powerful Business Results (Amazon)The Blazing Group The Interview Series podcast by Retail Insider Canada is available on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, TuneIn, Google Play, or through our dedicated RSS feed for Overcast and other podcast players. Also check out our The Weekly podcast where Craig and Lee discuss popular content published on Retail Insider which is part of the The Retail Insider Podcast Network. Subscribe, Rate, and Review our Retail Insider Podcast!Follow Craig: LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/CraigPattersonTorontoInstagram: @craig_patterson_torontoTwitter: @RI_EIC Follow Retail Insider: LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/Retail-InsiderFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/RetailInsider/Twitter: @RetailInsider_Instagram: @Retail_Insider_Canada Listen & Subscribe:Apple PodcastsSpotifyOvercastStitcher Share your thoughts! Drop us a line at Craig@Retail-Insider.com. You can also rate us in Apple Podcasts or recommend us in Overcast to help more people discover the show! Background Music Credit: Hard Boiled Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com). Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License. http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

In this episode of the BE KIND ALWAYS podcast, I speak with Michelle Bailey, the author of "The Currency of Gratitude" on how to obtain a good "work life" balance. It tough to navigate these waters, so this should help you out!  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Episode Notes The so called "Angel of Death" has been killing lots of criminals in Strickfield, but how did she start and who can possibly catch her?! Catalyst by Rob Fields Buy the new "Babysitter Massacre" book! https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08P4ZF9LG/ Get Cool Merchandise http://store.weeklyspooky Support us on Patreon http://patreon.com/IncrediblyHandsome Support Weekly Spooky by donating to their Tip Jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/weekly-spooky Contact Us/Submit a Story twitter.com/WeeklySpooky facebook.com/WeeklySpooky WeeklySpooky@gmail.com Music by Ray Mattis http://raymattispresents.bandcamp.com Produced by Daniel Wilder This episode sponsored by HenFlix.com For everything else visit WeeklySpooky.com Transcript: Drake Kazmierczak had been on the road for a few hours. He had packed up and left his job as a detective at the Erie City Police Department. He was on his way to Strickfield to take an opening for a detective within their police department. Although Drake's uncle, Jeffrey, was the chief of police, he didn't actually take the job to be closer to his uncle – and Drake was very close to Uncle Jeffrey. No, he had a pretty good idea that a certain Angel of Death was currently residing in Strickfield; his months of research had told him that it was a good eighty-seven percent certainty.  Drake tightened his grip on the steering wheel as he wondered how many guilty people the Angel of Death had taken. He knew it was many hundreds! It angered Drake every time the Angel of Death made the news. However, it never really got to him until the day he picked up a copy of the North Ridgeway Press and read about how the Angel of Death had claimed Annie Judge.  Drake had known that Annie Judge was not a perfect woman by any stretch, but Annie was the love of his life. The two of them had shared so much in the many years that they were together. He came to know that Annie was carefree and uninhibited, qualities that he loved about her. However, when Drake had accepted his badge, he had accepted the law. It was this, along with what he had discovered about Annie's darker tastes that would permanently drive a wedge between the two of them.  And then he recalled the events that he had read about in the newspaper . . .    Four Years Ago Raigen Devereux walked into North Ridgeway High School. She walked into first period and took her usual seat.  “Hey, Raige, you gonna show us your tits after we win the game tonight?” Jagger Nelson called out to her.  Raigen turned to see the sneers of Jagger and the other football players. She responded by raising her middle finger. “You can't even catch a football, Jagger. What makes you think you can handle my tits?” The other girls in the class cheered for this witty cheerleader.  Just then, Raigen turned and gave her full attention to Annie Judge as she entered the classroom. She had been teaching many of the A.P. math subjects for the last several years. She almost always wore the same outfits: a blouse, a long skirt or pants, and loafers. Her face was a perfect oval with long blond hair and blue eyes. She always wore blush and matching lipstick. It was easy to see why guys appreciated her, even at thirty-six years old.  Raigen came to know that she made damn good money, not referring to just her teacher's salary. Raigen knew that Annie had a second life as a self-employed prostitute and drug pusher. But she didn't go to other cities to sell her body. No, she sold her body to students at North Ridgeway High School, ones who could afford to pay her prices for fucking them, or students she desired to prey upon – legal age or not.  Raigen came to know this information for two reasons. One, Miss Judge lived two blocks down the street from Raigen. Two, a month ago, Raigen saw a police car parked in Annie's driveway, flashers on. Raigen couldn't listen to the conversation, but her mother was a detective on the police force and was there that night. Raigen's mother usually told her about what was going on in the privacy of their home, because she knew her daughter always kept her mouth shut. Raigen learned about the anonymous tip about the drug activity that was taking place at Annie Judge's house. Nothing was found, however, in spite of the search warrant. It seemed that Annie Judge was always steps ahead of the police.  Two weeks later, Raigen was out walking and had seen a police car at Annie Judge's house again. Again, Raigen's mother was on the scene. Raigen would later learn that Michelle Bailey, at fellow student at her high school, had recently gone missing. After Raigen's mother had questioned several students, a few of them said Miss Judge__ was the last one to talk to her. In fact, the two of them seemed to be really close by the end of the last school year. It was then Raigen's mother had told her that Michelle's parents had filed a missing person's report that Annie Judge would become Raigen's top priority. Raigen's mother had told her about the last night that Michelle Bailey was seen. It was at Skate World where Raigen's mother had been told Michelle was picked up by a woman matching Annie Judge's description, in a green Ford Fusion. Raigen knew that Miss Judge had such a car.  Since Raigen had access to her mother's computer, she was able to look into Annie Judge's record, but she found no priors. Raigen knew that the police couldn't keep detail on Miss Judge, because who was to say that she might not file a harassment lawsuit against them. No, Raigen would have to take matters into her own hands.  This was a job for the Angel of Death!  The next afternoon, Annie Judge opened her front door to a nice surprise. “Raigen Devereux? What brings you to my home?” Raigen faked a smile and held up a printout. “This is my school schedule. You're going to be my math teacher again – Calculus. I wanted to ask you some questions about the class, but I obviously came at a bad time.” Annie wore a white bikini that left very little to the imagination. She didn't have a pool out back but looked a little wet from both sweat and suntan lotion. Raigen wore a blue tank-top with thin shoulder straps, white short shorts with a leather belt, and sandals.  Raigen expected Annie to just politely dismiss her, but she stepped aside and motioned for her to come in. After closing the door, she turned to Raigen. “What can I help you with?”  Raigen reached into her purse and came up with a second printout and a calculator. “It says here that you're requiring a mathematical calculator. Are you sure this calculator won't be okay for Calculus?” As Annie took her calculator, Raigen noticed that she was checking her out – especially her endowed upper body. Then she pointed to the sheet. “These are graphing calculators. Yours is a scientific calculator. In Calculus, you're required to present graphs to show your work.” “Okay, I'll go to Office Depot and buy one.” As Annie handed Raigen back her calculator, she took hold of her left hand and held it. She finished by folding Raigen's fingers over the calculator, caressing them as she did.  “You're a very bright student, Raigen.” She gestured to the kitchen. “Can I offer you something to drink?” “Sure,” Raigen replied. “Ice water, please.” Annie led Raigen to the kitchen, which had many top-of-the-line appliances.  “I was about have some iced tea,” she said.  “Well, I'd hate to impose . . .” “It's not imposing if I'm offering.”  “Okay.” Annie pulled two glasses out of her cupboard. She opened the refrigerator and bent down to retrieve the iced tea, making sure Raigen saw her almost-naked rear. She stood up straight and closed the refrigerator. Annie poured the tea and handed Raigen a glass. Raigen waited until Annie drank first, which she did. Raigen tasted the sweetened black tea with a hint of lemon. Annie motioned for Raigen to come into the living room. They sat down on the couch.  Raigen drank her tea. “You have a really nice house, Miss Judge. You also have a very nice tan.” Annie stood up. “I want show you something.” Raigen put her glass down, got up, and followed Annie into the hallway. When they stopped, Annie gestured to an open doorway. Raigen looked inside to see a tanning bed.  “I can tan all I want, and it pays for itself.” Annie took Raigen's hand. “Come on.” Raigen was given a tour of the house. The more she saw, the more she knew that there was no way Annie could afford everything on her teacher's salary alone. Raigen's mother made better money as a detective, but even she didn't have these luxuries.  Still holding Raigen's hand, Annie led her to the bedroom at the end of the hall. Thanks to Raigen's highly photographic memory, she now knew every room and the objects in them. As Raigen examined the bedroom, Annie gently turned her against the wall and kissed her. Raigen's plan to investigate Annie hadn't included this! She would have to indulge Annie as much as possible until she could determine her connection to Michelle Bailey's disappearance.  As they kissed, Raigen let Annie undress her. Annie truly admired Raigen's naked form, especially her upper body. “I imagine only a select few have seen these.” Raigen acted giddy. “Wow, Miss Judge, I never knew you liked girls.” She bit on her lower lip a little. “What now?” Annie eased Raigen onto the bed and then removed her own bikini. Raigen realized that Annie truly meant to have sex with her and knew she could not let that happen. Annie came onto the bed with her. Raigen let Annie kiss her again as she fondled her large breasts.  Suddenly, something was beeping. Annie immediately stopped kissing Raigen and got off her. “You stay right here.”  Annie went to her purse that was sitting on the dresser and removed her smartphone. Raigen saw her type in her password. Now she was texting someone. When she was finished, she locked her phone and put it down. She slithered back onto the bed, got on top of Raigen, and began kissing her again.  As Annie was about to touch Raigen's sex, she quickly turned away.  “Raigen, what's wrong?” Raigen acted afraid. “I've never been with a woman before.” Annie turned Raigen onto her back again. “You kiss just fine.”  “I do like that. But . . . I don't think I'm ready to go all the way yet.” Just then, the doorbell rang. Annie groaned. “Jesus Christ!” She got off the bed. “I'm expecting a delivery.”  Annie went and put on a robe and flip-flops. She pointed at Raigen as she was walking out. “Don't you move.” Annie left the bedroom but didn't take her smartphone. Raigen got off the bed and snatched it. After entering Annie's password, she went into the text messages. Jagger Nelson's number was here, the jock who had commented on Raigen's breasts earlier that morning. Actually, Annie was just texting with him. Jagger said he had taken care of their little problem and that it was buried away.  Then Raigen saw the names of other North Ridgeway High students. But only one got Raigen's undivided attention.  Michelle Bailey! Raigen read through that conversation and knew that she had hit gold! The exchange was about how Michelle had evidence and would expose everything, unless Annie agreed to honor their bargain. Annie told Michelle to come over. Raigen saw that Michelle and Annie had had plenty of other exchanges. The last one was just around the time that Detective Devereux had said that the Baileys reported Michelle not coming home on that first night.  When Raigen heard Annie finishing up with the delivery man, she quickly wiped her fingerprints from the smartphone and replaced it exactly the way it was before. She quickly drew back the covers and got into bed.  Annie entered the room and smiled. “Well, look at you.” “Is everything okay?” Raigen asked innocently.  “Fine . . . Just fine.”  Annie's smartphone went off again. She spun around and snatched it up. After reading the text, she was annoyed. “Raigen, honey, I need to take off for a little bit. You can stay in bed until I get back.”  Raigen feigned a yawn. “I guess I'll keep it warm for us.” She turned and faked falling asleep. She heard Annie moving into her walk-in closet and getting dressed. Before she left the room, she lowered herself and kissed Raigen's cheek.  Raigen waited until Annie was gone before she got out of bed to investigate. Annie had taken both her purse and her smartphone. Raigen got dressed and found her own purse. She pulled out a pair of plastic gloves and put them on to begin her investigation. After coming up with nothing, Raigen remembered that Annie was smart enough to outmaneuver the police. Then she remembered there was one door near the hallway Annie hadn't shown her. She went to it and saw that it was locked – with a deadbolt.  Raigen dug her lock-picking tools out of her purse and returned to the door. It took her under a minute to pick the deadbolt. She turned on the light and went down into the basement, taking a chance on the possibility of cameras.  Raigen looked around and saw it was an ordinary live-in basement. She didn't detect any cameras. She examined the laundry room in a far corner, and then the pantry. Nothing special. She looked around the main room. Just a couple of couches and an HDTV with a nice surround sound setup. It struck Raigen odd that there were no movies on any of the shelves, just math books.  What had the police missed when they searched this house?  Then Raigen understood . . . Nothing had been disturbed in most of the rooms, nor down in the basement. Raigen was sure that Annie let the police go through every room in the house.  But they didn't look hard enough!  Raigen took a math book off the closest shelf and opened it. Nothing! She opened a second one. Still nothing! She opened a third . . . Paydirt! Inside the hollowed-out opening were little Zip-Lock baggies of pure pharmaceutical grade ecstasy. She closed the book and put it back, along with the other two. She opened another book to find more little drug baggies – mollies. When she closed the book, she saw that the two drug books were geometry books. She opened another geometry book to find amphetamines. She put the book back.  But what was the connection to Michelle Bailey?  Raigen did more investigating. And then she found a Scooby-Doo clue along the wall in between the two corner rooms, a dusty footprint – half of one.  Raigen put her hands on the sides of the full-length picture and pulled. The right side gave way. She opened the picture to reveal a room that was right out of Fifty Shades of Grey. She entered and saw the many sexual aids, the king-sized bed, and the physical medium that lined almost every shelf. On the spines of the discs were names – including Michelle Bailey. She took the case and opened it to reveal the disc inside. She took the disc and put the case away.  Then Raigen discovered the backpack in the corner and looked inside to find a couple of schoolbooks, which belonged to Michelle Bailey. Next to the backpack was Michelle's purse containing critical evidence: her wallet with her student ID . . . and her smartphone! Raigen knew that Miss Judge would be back at any time. She would have to get home and examine her acquisitions – stat! She returned everything as it was left and went back upstairs. After relocking the deadbolt, she left Annie a note saying that something came up and would make it up to her later.  Raigen made it home and went to her bedroom. She turned on her TV and disc player. She put the disc inside and played it to see a homemade porno of Annie, Jagger Nelson, and Michelle Bailey. Raigen knew that Michelle Bailey didn't even have her driver's license yet. And these two were both having full-blown sex with this young girl.  Raigen turned Michelle's smartphone on, quickly hacked the login screen, and went right to the text messages app. Again, some interesting names – just like on Annie's smartphone. Miss Judge and Jagger Nelson were both contacts.  The conversations she read were quite intense. At one point, she was really into their sex that was on the disc. As she read more, Michelle mentioned that she was pregnant.  Raigen looked at the thread with Miss Judge. Michelle asked for more of her special stuff. Some of the words here were misspelled badly; Raigen determined that Michelle had become a drug addict. She got her confirmation when one of the text bubbles asked what Annie had shot her up with.  Suddenly, Raigen heard screaming and looked back to the screen to see a different video of Jagger just abusing Michelle as Annie edged him on. She fast-forwarded the video and kept her eyes open for anything unusual. Ultimately, Michelle hadn't been killed in any of the videos, but she had been sexually abused time and again. At the ends of the latter scenes, Jagger had injected Michelle with what was probably pure heroin.  Raigen now knew that Annie preyed on her students – underage or not. When a student would likely need help in one or more of her math classes, Annie would offer to tutor the student herself at her own house, which was not against school rules. The study sessions probably started off innocently enough. Then she would make her move on the student, much like she did with Raigen. The students that succumbed to her charms would eventually end up on those discs down in that secret room.  In the case of Michelle Bailey, she was an easy lure into Annie's web. She found herself sharing in drugs, then sex not long after. Michelle became hooked on heroin and needed Annie to keep providing it. The price was her body, which both Annie and Jagger had abused time and again. Michelle became pregnant as a result of Jagger. Michelle attempted to blackmail either one or both of them, but she would discover that she was in way over her head.  Raigen needed confirmation and knew exactly how to get it! Raigen was sitting on Annie's steps to her side garage entrance when she pulled in. The garage door came down as soon as the car stopped. Annie got out of the car. “How did you end up in my garage, Raigen?”  Raigen pointed to the back doorway. “Unlocked.”  Annie unlocked the side door and opened it. When they were in, Annie closed the door and put her purse down. She snatched Raigen into her arms and gave her a long, lustful kiss. When it was finished, Raigen stepped back to catch her breath.  “You left me before, you naughty girl,” Annie purred.  Raigen pecked her lips. “Do you have any more of that iced tea? I'd like some before we fuck.” Annie laughed a little and walked to the refrigerator to get the pitcher of iced tea. She filled two glasses and handed Raigen one.  “I can't stop thinking about you, Miss Judge,” Raigen said, in a lustful tone.  “I'll teach you so much, honey.” Annie drank her tea.  Raigen took a little bit of iced tea into her mouth. When Annie had finished hers, Raigen spit the tea in her mouth back into the glass and put it down.  “Aren't you going to . . . to drink your . . .” Annie slumped to the floor and was sleeping peacefully.  Annie stirred. “Wha . . . wha . . . What the fuck?!” She began to struggle.  “Now is that any language for a school teacher, Miss Judge? Or should I simply call you Annie?” Annie stopped struggling. “Raigen?! What are you doing? I can't see anything! Untie me!” Raigen turned on the lights. “What the fuck? This is – !” “That's right, Annie. I found your little playroom. Nice thing about it: no windows – and soundproof.” Annie was bound to the bed with bungee cords. Raigen held up a soda can. “Oh, I hope you don't mind since I drugged the iced tea.” After Raigen finished the soda, she slithered onto the bed and looked down into Annie's face. “That's quite a collection of homemade porn – with many underage students.” She raised a hand to her ear. “You hear that? That's you and Stephanie Drabick out there on your TV.” She put her hand down. “Stephanie was a straight-A student. Eventually, she went wrong. The day she was expelled, she was coked out of her gourd.” Annie struggled to free herself again. “Your mother put you up to this! You knew she was over here – snooping around!” Raigen held up a copy of the local newspaper. “According to the Press, Michelle Bailey was reported missing. In other words, public knowledge. Mama doesn't even know I'm here.” I leaned in. “Or what I'm about to do.” Annie stopped struggling and yelled, “Untie me, you little shit!” Raigen gave her an evil look, which made Annie gasp. “I'm hardly little. In fact, you're about to satisfy my bloodlust.” She slithered back off the bed. “You've ruined many innocent students in our high school. Seeing all those discs, you've been doing it for years. And for what? To satisfy your insatiable appetite for sex?” Raigen moved to her table and picked up some photos. “I've been quite busy today, learning about what happened to Michelle Bailey.” Raigen turned the first photograph around and showed it to Annie, then another. “She was burned alive and buried in a forest outside North Ridgeway. You orchestrated the whole thing.” Annie was horrified. “How did you find out . . . ?”  “Where Michelle was buried? I didn't know. That's why I needed help.” Raigen raised her eyelid. “Since you enjoy having threesomes in your movies, how about we have a threesome? Oh, I have to change the disc. Be right back!” Raigen left the room and returned a few minutes later, with Jagger Nelson secured to a wheelchair. He was just in his boxer shorts. Annie gasped in horror. “What did you do to Jagger?!”   “Oh, you mean the cuts across his chest?” Raigen answered. “I tortured him until he told me everything. Jagger was your pawn in exchange for sex, drugs, and good grades. Guess that explains why he can't play football for shit. Oh, and that disc you're hearing now is the one with you, Jagger, and Michelle.” I raised my finger. “I know Jagger got Michelle pregnant.” Annie fired back, “She tried to blackmail me for money because she was pregnant!” “And you orchestrated her death; Jagger's too drugged out and stupid to make plans like that.” I clasped my hands together. “Your days of being a sexual predator are over, Annie!” Annie gave Raigen a mocking look. “Oh, you going to call Mommy about Jagger and me? Go ahead! I'll tell Mommy how sexy her little baby girl looks in her birthday suit. I'll tell Mommy how nice and meaty your big, round tits felt in my hands. I'll tell Mommy that you slept with your math teacher!” “Weren't you listening, Annie? Mama will never know about tonight.” Raigen turned to her table and lit a candle. She picked up a spoon and a heroin packet. After mixing up the heroin, she prepared a syringe. “Okay, Jagger, let's see how many of these it will take before you overdose. Jagger Nelson . . . let the punishment fit the crime!” Jagger struggled as Raigen attempted to tie a giant rubber band to his arm. She elbowed him in the face, dazing him. When Raigen finished preparing his arm, she administered the injection. Jagger was high in no time.  Raigen turned to Annie. “What you're getting will be much worse.” Annie yelled and protested as Raigen prepared a second heroin syringe. As soon as it was ready, she administered it to Jagger. “There you go.” Jagger's head slumped back; he would never move again. Raigen turned and picked up a gasoline can. She opened it and soaked Annie with the gasoline.   “Don't do this, Raigen! Please! I am begging you!” Raigen pointed outside. “You hear that? That's one of the scenes where Michelle begged you and Jagger to stop as you both sexually abused her again and again. Neither of you gave a fuck.” Raigen dropped the empty gas can. “Then Jagger doped her up. Here's a mathematics question for you. What is the probability that one of your students might be a serial killer?” Annie finally opened her eyes after shaking the gas away from them. Then she looked at Raigen. “You are not a serial killer! You're much too young!” Raigen took a ball gag from her table and secured it to her mouth. “I'm nineteen, Annie. I've been killing people since I was eight. It all started when a third-grade bully kept picking on smaller children on the playground at my elementary school. One day, he went too far and fatally stabbed another kid with a pocketknife. He needed to be punished. Getting a knife from the school kitchen was easy enough. Stabbing him once in the stomach during lunch period got the job done. No one even looked my way.”  Raigen picked up a box of matches. She took one out and lit it. “Annie Judge . . . let the punishment fit the crime!” Annie gasped when she saw Raigen's evil face. “Oh, God! It's you?! You're the Angel of Death?!” Her speech was muffled, but Raigen understood her completely.  Raigen tossed the match at Annie. Her body was engulfed by fire almost immediately. Her screams were still muffled. Raigen stepped out of the room and watched her thrash wildly as she burned. Soon she stopped moving forever. Raigen got undressed and threw her clothes into the fire.  Raigen picked up a fire extinguisher and put the fire out. She didn't want the evidence to burn up when the police would find the bodies. Raigen had been wearing plastic gloves when performing the murders. She had all of the books containing the drugs neatly stacked on the couches. The discs and the pictures would also be found.   Raigen used Annie's lavish shower and cleaned herself good. From there, she dressed in her cheerleading outfit. She gathered her usual evidence of her being at the scene and took it with her. She would make her anonymous phone call to the North Ridgeway Police Department in a few days. In the meantime, she would dispose of her evidence and then be at North Ridgeway High School in time to cheerlead for the home football game. Drake groaned as he realized he was now entering the village of Strickfield. He was still grief-stricken at what had happened to Annie Judge. Why, Annie? Where did you go wrong? Why couldn't we have been happy? Then he focused on the Angel of Death. You had no right! NO RIGHT!! I know you're here – in Strickfield! One way or another . . . I WILL FIND YOU AND PUT YOU AWAY!! That's a fucking PROMISE!! Drake finally pulled in at the Strickfield Police Department and got out. He went inside to find his uncle waiting for him. “Drake . . . I was wondering when you'd finally roll in.” Drake smiled. “Uncle Jeffrey! Yeah, I just got here.” The two of them shared a brief hug. Then Jeffrey took Drake to his office and told him to have a seat.  “You settled here in Strickfield yet?” Jeffrey asked.  “I will. My apartment's ready,” Drake confirmed. “I just have to get used to living here. My apartment's near Strickfield University.” Jeffrey nodded. “You going to be okay with taking this job?” “You bet I am!” Drake declared. “I'm going to find the Angel of Death – and expose him!” Jeffrey sighed. “Drake . . . just one word of advice regarding the Angel of Death. Nobody, I mean nobody, talks about the Angel of Death here. We just don't. Plain and simple. Now don't go sticking your nose where it don't belong. I offered you my open detective position because of your outstanding record when you worked in Erie City. You're one of the two best detectives I know. Don't make me regret bringing you on here.” Drake was irate. “Uncle Jeffrey, don't you understand? The Angel of Death is a murderer! He's literally taking the law into his own hands when he kills all these people.” Uncle Jeffrey shook his head. “Not people, Drake . . . criminals! Ones that the courts won't touch. The Angel of Death is doing what we who are sworn to uphold the law can't do.” Before Drake could further protest, Jeffrey raised his hand. “I don't want to discuss the Angel of Death any further. Like I said, we simply do not talk about the Angel of Death here. That means you don't either.” Just then, there was a knocking at the door. Chief Kazmierczak motioned for the girl to come in.  “You sent for me, Chief?” the girl asked.  “Drake, I would like you to meet Raige Devereux. She's our college intern that I was telling you about. She's also the other best detective that I know. Damn sharp mind on this one, much like you. She's helped us solve all our toughest cases.” Then he looked her way, “Raige, this is my nephew, Detective Drake Kazmierczak. I'm going to stick you with him and let him shadow you from now on. I think the two of you will work very well together.” Drake barely heard a word of what Uncle Jeffrey had said to him. Once he had gazed upon this very beautiful angel, he was glad that he had come to Strickfield after all.  Support Weekly Spooky - Scary Stories to Keep You Up at Night by contributing to their Tip Jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/weekly-spooky Find out more at http://weeklyspooky.com

Welcome to the MWSA podcast for Monday, May 31st. We begin with the launch of lower speed limits in residential areas. We speak with Global News Reporter Sarah Offin for details on the city's reasoning behind the change from 50 km/H per hour down to 40 and how citizens are reacting. Next we look at the new user fees for access to “K-Country.” We talk with Simon Harvie, General Manager at the Mount Engadine Lodge about the impact the visitor fees will have and the concerns he has about where the money is going. It's that time again... allergy season! We find out just how ‘strong' of a season it is this year, with Dr. Ted Jablonski, our "on-call family physician”. And finally, it's another edition of “Motivational Monday”. This time out, we speak with Business Coach and Author Michele Bailey on how we can successfully find the sweet spot in “work/life” balance. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to my podcast! I love to talk but I tend to hop, skip and jump around issues that I am facing and things that I observe. I try to look at things from different perspectives. "Talk Truut" is essentially about speaking up and speaking out about things we don't normally talk about. I believe we all have something to share and if we confront our truths we can finally begin living. So let's Talk Truut!

Michelle Bailey, author of "The Currency of Gratitude:Turning Small Gestures into Powerful Business Results talks about 5 habits to start adopting today tp turn your workdays around.

Sometimes, you just have to turn the news OFF! We need to cleanse our pallet and just relax! Join Brent Bailey today as he welcomes Coach Dave Martin of MotorCity Church in Detroit, MI and his cousin, and funny woman Michelle Bailey!Support the show (https://directionchurch.churchcenter.com/giving)

This week, I bring you my conversation with a former academic pediatrician who transitioned to a career as medical director with a contract research organization, or CRO. Dr. Michelle Bailey received her medical degree from State University of New York (SUNY) Downstate Health Sciences University and completed her pediatrics residency at Duke University Medical Center. She trained in the Integrative Medicine Fellowship through the University of Arizona, and served on the faculty of Duke University School of Medicine for many years. She is also a life and career coach, helping other physicians find fulfillment and balance in their personal and professional lives. You may notice during the interview that she has the heart of a coach and mentor. Michelle helped me get a better understanding of the options for physicians in the pharmaceutical industry. I now understand the difference between the medical director working in medical affairs or safety and pharmacovigilance, the medical monitor, the medical science liaison, and the clinical research associate. If you’d like to access a transcript of the episode and links to the resources mentioned during our conversation, go to vitalpe.net/episode124.

Creativity takes courage, and Michelle Bailey is a brave soul. She stopped by the Radio Free studio to talk about her how her love of creating art has brought her closer to God, and to encourage us all to pursue the the artist within. You can see Michelle's beautiful artwork for yourself here: @mikosun on Instagram

This fall sucks! (1:30); Matt Nichols & wife Ali step up huge for the community / Teemu Selanne in town Sunday! (7:50); A Maze In Corn still suffering from the lousy weather and all the precipitation (11:25); Favourite Manitoba sports legends (18:40); Michelle Bailey got mugged, but fought back (26:00); Farmer takes extreme measures to deal with how awful Fall has been (32:30); Horrific discovery in England, 39 bodies found in a cargo truck (37:50); Dwarfism Awareness Month with the Little People of Manitoba (43:05); 88-year-old Art Snider, without power for two weeks! (51:40). 

What if you could choose how you respond in high stress situations? Learn how meditation can help you reclaim your power through building awareness. In this episode, I interview Dr. Michelle Bailey, a board certified pediatrician and integrative medicine specialist who helps women in medicine revive their energy and ease day-to-day stress. We discuss: How meditation can help you prioritize self care; What mindfulness is and how mindfulness meditation differs from other practices; How to start meditating with mindfulness; The benefits and challenges (for yourself and others) of building a mindfulness practice; Myths about meditation and religion; How to build community to support your meditation practice, particularly as Black women; How to define the leading force in your life; and more! At the end of the episode, Dr. Bailey guides us through a five minute meditation about finding calm amidst chaos. Resources from this episode: Dr. Michelle Bailey: http://www.drmichellebailey.com/ https://www.facebook.com/DrMichelleBailey/ https://www.facebook.com/groups/UpliftingWomeninMedicine/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/michelle-bailey-0440155/ Triangle (North Carolina) Insight Meditation Community: https://triangleinsight.org/ Insight Community of Washington DC: https://www.tarabrach.com/organizer/insight-meditation-community-of-washington/ Insight Timer meditation app: https://insighttimer.com/ Tara Brach: https://www.tarabrach.com/ Join the #PLVsquad: Email me: peacefullovingvibrantpodcast@gmail.com fb.me/PLVpodcast Instagram: @peacefullovingvibrantpodcast

Pop Art Painter Jamie Roxx (www.JamieRoxx.us) welcomes Sharone and The Wind, (Dark Rock) to the Show!  sharoneandthewind.comwww.patreon.com/Sharoneandthewind Channeling chaos into art.  In the spring of 2017, Sharone left her mark on the Denver music scene with the release of her first full-band album ‘Storm’. Following the release, underwent a complete lineup change, and came back stronger than ever with the reincarnation of “The Wind”: Alex Goldsmith on guitar, Michelle Bailey on piano, Zach Barrera on bass, and Anthony Hester on drums. The band will be releasing their sophomore album, “Enchiridion of Nightmares” on Friday, April 13th, 2018. 

Freelance reporter Michelle Bailey, Rainbow Stage(Interview), Eva Kovacs (Interview), Canada Games Festival (Interview)    

Welcome to Episode 19 where I speak to Nicola Rinaldi, author of 'No Period Now What?' Nicola has a PhD in computational biology Image courtesy of Michelle Bailey from MIT. After graduating she worked for a biotechnology company while pursuing her dreams of a family, which were thwarted by a diagnosis of hypothalamic amenorrhea (no periods). Eighteen months of trying to conceive followed. She spent hours on research, using the knowledge gained to work on recovery. Concurrently, she tried the medical route to pregnancy, with multiple doctor visits, injections, and ultrasounds resulting only in failure. Ultimately, she was able to achieve a natural pregnancy. Since that time, Nicola has shared her knowledge of the path to recovery, helping hundreds of others achieve their dreams of womanhood and pregnancy. She has spent the last three years as a stay-at-home mom, with her three boys, Antony, Timmy, and Cameron, while writing this comprehensive guide to recovery. I share a little bit about my own struggles with fertility and how I got my period back in 6 days! You can find more about Nicola and her book here:http://www.noperiodnowwhat.com/authors

This presentation of The Bellows, a monthly informal discussion about living and working in theatre, concerns leaving the business. What do you do when you get into your career in theatre and discover that there is something you are missing? Maria Costa, Michelle Bailey, and Katie Pounder discuss their entrance, love of, and eventual exit from theatre. There is life after theatre, if you want one, but it is not always the one you plan for. The Bellows is organised by Christopher Ross, Pip Bradford, and Kevin Hutson.

It's all about our SME Special Interest Group! Special guest: Michelle Bailey of 3Ease Ltd and Chair of Engage for Success SME Special Interest Group 99.9% of businesses in the UK are defined as small or medium sized (SME's). They employ about 60% of the UK workforce and are responsible for about 50% of GDP. The purpose of this SIG is to:   Gain better understanding of what SMEs are thinking, and doing about engagement. Identify and explore influences on SME participation e.g. size, industry sector, perceived relevance/value Help raise the profile and awareness of employee engagement among SMEs Develop and share SME specific tools, resources and best practice   Listen in and find out more! Hosts: Jo Moffatt Back channel: https://plus.google.com/communities/118419210283831602780/events