Podcast appearances and mentions of michelle coleman

Branne Pavlovic svarar på David Druids Bosson-påstående, David svarar på Brannes filmutspel och Rånges ångest på Kent-konsert Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. Hela veckans Morgonpasset i P3 hör du i Sveriges Radio Play.Drulovic (Druid och Pavlovic)-passet! Var kommer namnet Branislav från? David Druids filmbråk med den enda sanna filmkritikern. Brannes första minne av David! Förståelig "Love is Blind"-kritik. Spelas Bosson flitigt i Serbien egentligen? Vår techreporter Evelina Galli berättar om pinsamma detaljer från Meta som företaget inte vill ska släppas. Michelle Coleman har lagt badmössan på hyllan, vad händer härnäst? Matilda Rånge på P3 Nyheter rapporterar om Sveriges försvunna bistånd till USA och hur snabbmatskedjor lockar framtida gen Z-kunder. Det obekväma falska hålet om: Helgens Kent-upplevelse.Tidpunkter i avsnittet:15:12 Nyhetsfördjupning: Var är Sveriges bistånd?20:21 Boken Meta inte vill ska släppas.46:18 Nyhetsfördjupning: Kul dricka ska locka kunder.1:02:46 Matilda Rånges obekväma falska lilla hål: Matildas Kent-konsert.1:17:08 Michelle Coleman.Kapitellänkarna ovan leder till avsnittet utan musik i Sveriges Radio Play.Programledare: David Druid och Branne Pavlovic.

Efter 16 år och 20 medaljer, lämnar nu Michelle Coleman elitsimningen. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. Hela veckans Morgonpasset i P3 – Gästen hör du i Sveriges Radio Play.Michelle Coleman har representerat Sverige i OS fyra gånger, vunnit 20 internationella mästerskapsmedaljer och varit en av våra främsta simmare i över ett decennium. Nu lägger hon badmössan på hyllan! Favoritsimstil! Vad kommer härnäst för Michelle Coleman? Och är det rivalitet mot kompisen och kollegan Sarah Sjöström?Programledare: David Druid och Branne Pavlovic.

If we believe in something so deeply and we decide to pursue it, we may feel a sense of freedom to accomplish it. There are no limits or barriers that can stop us. We feel like nothing is holding us back, and we are unbounded and unstoppable to express and manifest life's creativity. When we feel this way in God, we feel irrepressible and unrestrained, liberated and lifted, and ready to take on anything with faith, strength, and trust in the unlimited potential of the Infinite that is within and all around us.

7.15: Dr Laura Whitburn, Senior Lecturer and Anatomy Discipline Lead at La Trobe University, on the Midwifery Group Practice model of maternity care, and its success at Dhelkaya Health in Castlemaine.// 7.30: Brenda Tait, a climate activist with Extinction Rebellion, on the dangers of the Future Gas Strategy announced by the Australian Government last week.//7.45: Michelle Coleman of Mums for Palestine, an inclusive action group, brings us voices from this Sunday's Free Palestine Melbourne rally on Mother's Day. Vox pop edited by Brendan Bonsack.//8.00: Dr Sarah Abdo, a specialist doctor and an advocate for a free Palestine, speaks at the Free Palestine Rally in Sydney on 4 May. Recording provided by Vivien Langford of 3CR's Climate Action Show.//8.15: Kathleen Maltzahn, CEO of Sexual Assault Services Victoria (SASVic), the peak body for Victoria's specialist sexual assault and harmful sexual behaviour services, responding to the recent Victorian government budget and calling for action to address sexual violence. Follow sasvic_ for updates.// SongsFlame Trees - Sarah BlaskoSelf Care - Miiesha i wanna be your right hand - Nehmasis

Michelle Coleman is a former television journalist who came to Darwin for what she thought would be just one year. Meeting her now husband - publican Justin Coleman, while on the job at a story, Michelle still had the urge to explore her career in a big city.  In no surprise, big city life wasn't all it was cracked up to be, and just one year into her new job in Melbourne Michelle packed her bags and came home.  Now a published children's author, Michelle's life was turned upside down when a Long Covid diagnosis left her with chest pains and unable to walk up a flight of stairs. But instead of relying on medication, Michelle has turned to health and fitness which sees her now on the brink of a full recovery.

One of our favorite conversations: Harry and Michelle Coleman went from journalism school to the kitchen. Their new smokehouse doesn't make your usual barbecue; they've created 'Miami barbecue.' They tell us about their brisket rubbed with ground espresso, ribs glazed with guava-chili sauce and the smoked flan. We originally aired this conversation in September 2023.

  The history of candles dates back many years, even centuries.  According to The National Candle Association, one of the earliest uses of candles can be traced to the Ancient Egyptians in 3,000 B.C. as a way to provide light.  Candles have also been central to worship and religious ceremonies thousands of years ago.   Did you know that in the 1800s, candles were used by miners as a way to keep track of time?  The candles were marked with 12 lines, and when the wick burnt to a specific line, the miners would know it was time for a shift change.  Today, most people use candles to make their homes feel cozier.  They have become decorative pieces, proven to enhance one's mental vibe.  Greensboro, NC, resident Daria Via has made it her business to bring the art and culture of candle-making to the forefront.  Daria is the owner and operator of Cozy + MeTime Candles.  Originally from Martinsville, VA, Daria understands the nuances of candles, how they complement an environment, and most of all, how impactful they can be in providing a feeling of peace and serenity to those who utilize them.  She attended the Art Institute of Charlotte, NC, and majored in fashion and marketing.  She also attended Guilford Technical Community College and received an associate degree in business administration and marketing.  Daria shares, “For me, candles have always set a vibe in any space they're in.  If you think about it, candles have been setting the vibe for well over 5,000 years.  Most people may not be aware of that.  You could be at a funeral, a birthday party, or a celebration; when you light that candle, you set the emotional vibe at that moment.  I need to have positive energy around me; that's very important," she says. For avid candle lovers, candles are an integral part of their personal downtime.  Whether relaxing at home in a hot bath with a scented candle or simply sitting in your favorite chair enjoying your quiet time, candles help to set the mood.  According to Daria, “During my "MeTime" I can relax, clear my head, and focus on what I need to do next.  Clarity is important; if you're burning candles to relax, you don't want candles with chemicals and unnecessary additives.  Those things can lead to health issues.  My candles are all-natural soy candles, a safer and healthier product to burn.  I truly believe that's why they sell so well, especially at the farmer's market.  When I first started selling them there, I would sell out every time.  Then I thought, if they're selling really well here, let me see if I can get my candles in a boutique.  So, I started going into the different shops in Greensboro and Kernersville, introducing myself and my product, and asked if I could leave a few candles there," she says.  The answer was yes.  "Doing that leg work allowed me to become familiar with the surrounding communities and the different establishments inside of them."  Some of the flavors of candles Daria offers are Watermelon Sugar, Coconut Lime, and Jamaica Me Crazy.  There is also a Men's Perspective line with scents like Black Ice, Kentucky Bourbon, and Cool Water. Under Daria's direction, Cozy + MeTime Candles is set to change the way people enjoy the art of candle burning.  For companies who are interested in taking team-building exercises to the next level, she is ready to help.  Daria also is available to provide her unique candle-making experience for church meetings and assist with building closer relationships during "girl's nights out" events.   To learn more about Daria Via and Cozy + MeTime Candles, you may visit their website at www.cozymetime.com To learn more about Huami Magazine, please visit our website at www.huamimagazine.com You may also follow us on Facebook and Instagram by putting Huami Magazine, or This Is Who I Am Podcast in your search box. To learn more about Michelle Coleman and Wellness Consulting Group LLC, please visit their website at www.startcreditjourneynow.com or call 614-687-2759 To learn more about Erika Burnett and Erika Nicole LLC Reliable Virtual Assistants, please visit their website at www.erikanicholllc.com or 215-376-4807

Americans are among the most morbidly obese globally. Still, we spend more than any country per capita on weight loss gimmicks. Melody McClellan is a wife, mother, and former pharmaceutical sales rep, and eleven years ago, she would have never imagined herself helping others in physical health and wellness. Today, she can't imagine doing anything else. As her clients call her, Coach Melody is an outstanding Health and Wellness transformation strategist with twenty-plus years of experience. “After years as a pharmaceutical sales rep, I realized there is a huge lack of education around nutrition and wellness,” Melody explained. “I saw the bags of medication growing, but nobody was actually getting better.” In October 2013, Unwrap You was born. “I was at a turning point in my life. My kids were older, and I started to feel like I wanted to do something more with my life,” Melody shares. “I studied wellness and nutrition and started trying to show people that there was a better, long-term solution to a healthier way of life. When I started as ‘Coach Melody,' I thought it was just about helping people lose weight. But I quickly learned that there is a lot more to this process. It's about the individual's mindset. You have to consider what people have been through, what mental baggage they may be carrying, and overall be willing to meet people where they are on their journey.”   Melody was born in St. Louis, Missouri, but moved with her mother and brother to Los Angeles when she was about ten. The fitness and body image bug didn't hit her until age sixteen. “I wasn't the healthiest kid growing up. What I mean is I wasn't into sports and athletics. I think it was around sixteen that I got into health and nutrition,” Melody admitted. “I started watching what I ate and changing some habits. When I saw the results, it motivated me to continue exploring what a healthier me looked like. Like most people, I tried different fad diets and meal plans. But that's how things started for me.” Coach Melody's health and wellness platform has caught on in a big way. Five years ago, she left pharmaceutical sales and went full-time as a health and wellness coach. Make no mistake, this wasn't just a good idea. Melody wanted to make sure she was adequately prepared to succeed at changing how people viewed their personal health and wellness. “When I started, I wanted to be as informed as possible because you only have one chance to make a good impression. The last thing you want is to be uninformed about the root cause of the illnesses you are trying to prevent,” she shares. “As a pharmaceutical sales rep, you are well-trained on the latest drugs and their uses. Having that foundational knowledge of the different diseases a healthier lifestyle would be combating was helpful. When I started the business, I went back to school to get the certification in nutrition to complete the package.”' When it's all said and done, Coach Melody's goal is to allow everyone to live better. “I pride myself on ensuring everyone has the most amazing experience! If you enjoy the experience, you will keep doing it. A healthy lifestyle increases productivity, makes you feel better, and improves mobility. It is not about a number on a scale. It's about the nonverbals and the things that we sometimes don't consider until we see those things change. For example, walking up a flight of steps without being out of breath, your clothes fit better, which builds confidence and improves your mood. I could go on and on because there are so many benefits to creating a healthier lifestyle.” To learn more about Coach Melody McClellan, please visit her website at www.unwrapyou.com You may also call her directly at 314-740-3285 To learn more about Huami Magazine, please visit our website at www.huamimagazine.com You may also follow us on Facebook and Instagram by putting Huami Magazine, or This Is Who I Am Podcast in your search box. To learn more about Michelle Coleman and Wellness Consulting Group LLC, please visit their website at www.startcreditjourneynow.com or call 614-687-2759 To learn more about Erika Burnett and Erika Nicole LLC Reliable Virtual Assistants, please visit their website at www.erikanicholllc.com or 215-376-4807

Thanks to current patrons Leah Joy Espinoza and Michelle Coleman who have edited their memberships to one of the new tiers. They will both get the limited edition sticker and entry to the drawing for the Goody bag that includes a 2024 Passion Planner and coaching with me, along with a couple of other fun things. Thank you to our existing patrons for believing in our work offline and here in the podcast.  This podcast is sponsored by our patrons at Patreon.com/valerieihsan. Become a patron of the arts at Patreon.com/valerieihsan.  Patreon.com/strangeairstories for short stories in the paranormal mystery genre Patron comment: Both were great sessions! Thank you!!! Announcements:  Early Bird registration is now for the 2024 Writer Craft Writing Retreat, at this point, there is only five private tickets left and three shared tickets. We'll likely sell out again. I'm in a new anthology by Tsunami Press with my essay "Eye Contact." It's in stores now. You can order at http://www.tsunamibooks.org/shop/pre-order-tsunami-press-first-anthology with free shipping in the U.S. or order wherever books are sold. Preorder of Season of the Shadow up now. (Erick's new title.) Nov 30th.   I'M READING:  Woman in Cabin 10 by Ruth Ware Catching the Big Fish by David Lynch Starling House by Alix E. Harrow Harness: A Systemic Approach: Guaranteed to Revolutionize Your Coaching by Tess Cope Up Next: What's a Poor Girl to Do?: Prostitution in Mid-Nineteenth Century America by Elizabeth A. Topping Soiled Doves: Prostitution in the the Early West by Anne Seagraves Frog Music by Emma Donoghue Ma and Me by Putsana Reang Erick's Reading:  Hidden Pictures by Jason Rekulak The Singer's Gun by Emily St. John Mandel https://www.oldgodsofappalachia.com podcast KimBoo is reading:  History of the Book (nonfiction), Master and Commander (audiobook), Family Secrets (podcast) SHOW NOTES: Find KimBoo on Ream and her website,  House of York.  1000-2000 words per episode/installment (but doesn't matter) post one a week or every two weeks 5000-10000 once a month up to six months Find a rhythm. Hard things about serial writing (beware list): don't forget the long story arc (at least lurking in the background) Process: release in installments (as a consumer it's exciting) Go back the long arc in revision. What part does this season meet in the long arc? Story beats  Serial expectations Commitment: you can wrap it up and rush the ending if you need to--as long as know the long arc. (Maybe even within 2-5 episodes) novel=season The Wandering Inn (longest(?) running serial) Spreadsheet breaks down long arcs and season arcs. Link: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1E6I6Z4TwKgVtUTaid28J2ng_tSxU0HjauV9OievkcTE/edit?usp=sharing Name of book coming out: By the Seat of Your Pants: Using the Discovery Writing Technique (in January 2024) Unstoppable Storyteller (current nonfiction available from KimBoo York) Tip: Character Motivation (ask the bigger question, what's the critical thing that drives the story's long arc) What makes a story exciting? Analyzing what makes a good long writing series (television, multiple seasons with structure, story arcs are nested = key) long story arc (hero's journey), season arc nested and have own structure (three act structure) when season ends, the long story is not resolved. Installment arcs (like a chapter in a book); cliff hangers are not necessary if you've done a good job with the long arc. When one ends, marry it up with a long arc beat. Lord of the Rings classic (side quests) Transmigrated Teri on Ream (but some on Substack). The Queen's Eiry is being serialized right now. (On Wattpad, romance) A serial story designed to be very long and complex. A different format. Different consumers of art: little bit vs big chunks Hit multiple markets. Serial fiction prior to Vella? LiveJournal, Archive of our Own, (for fan fiction) Options now: Radish, Ream, Patreon, Vella, etc.  

PATREON: Thanks to Jo Bartlett for increasing their patronage tier. We so appreciate you. And they've chosen the benefits tier that includes retreat tickets and monthly coaching, so WELCOME. We'll have so much fun. ALSO, Welcome to new patrons Nora Coutis Hanson, Michelle Coleman, and Mason Tufts. And Thank you to our existing patrons for believing in our work offline and here in the podcast.  This podcast is sponsored by our patrons at Patreon.com/valerieihsan. For as low as a $1/mo, you can get a postcard from me, a shout out on the podcast, and we can make announcements for you on air. At other tiers, the benefits increase--free books, accountability Zoom calls, scene analysis, mastermind calls, and even free Writer Craft retreat tickets. Become a patron of the arts at Patreon.com/valerieihsan.  Patreon.com/strangeairstories for short stories in the paranormal mystery genre   Comments/email from listeners: Great episode! :) Exactly what I needed. (From Jo Bartlett, a patron, re: Ep128: Accountability Buddies and Masterminds.) Questions from listeners:   Announcements:  EARLY access to the Early Bird registration is now, so if want early access for sold out tickets, become a patron this month. I'm in a new anthology by Tsunami Press with my essay "Eye Contact." You can preorder at http://www.tsunamibooks.org/shop/pre-order-tsunami-press-first-anthology Due out the beginning of October 2023. Preorder of Season of the Shadow up now. (Erick's new title.) Nov 16th. Patron announcement:  UPDATE:  Valerie:   speaking at conference this weekend Becca Syme's 30 for 30 this month Nanowrimo in November (Erick is too!)   Erick:   working on little things; short stories, etc mostly moved in; need to unpack now   Just finished:  I'M READING: beta read Slammerkin by Emma Donoghue Harness: A Systemic Approach: Guaranteed to Revolutionize Your Coaching by Tess Cope   Up Next: What's a Poor Girl to Do?: Prostitution in Mid-Nineteenth Century America by Elizabeth A. Topping Soiled Doves: Prostitution in the the Early West by Anne Seagraves Frog Music by Emma Donoghue Erick's Reading:  BearTown by Fredrick Backman Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles graphic novels series Tom Lake by Ann Patchett (brilliant with characterization, story within a story, three sisters) Show Notes:   Mary Carroll Moore is a bestselling and award-winning author of 14 books in 3 genres, including thePEN/Faulkner-and Lambda Literary Awards nominated young adult novel, Qualities of Light, the prequel to A Woman's Guide to Search & Rescue. She received her MFA from Goddard College and has taught throughout the US and abroad at various writing schools and universities since 1998. Her writing-craft book, Your Book Starts Here, won the New Hampshire Literary Awards “Reader's Choice” award. Before moving into fiction, she worked as a chef, a cooking-school owner, a cookbook author, and a syndicated columnist for the Los Angeles Times. Her first cookbook won a JuliaChild/IACP award. Over two hundred of her essays, stories, and articles have appeared in magazines and literary journals. She lives in New Hampshire with her family.   Storyboarding for Novelists idea.  Snippets = islands; Work on islands for 30K words, then create structure map, W method (Joseph Campbell)   Warm up is first four chapters (Mary)   Title exercise: find fifteen titles on the internet that you like, and why you like them, and then make your own list of fifteen titles.    Kirkus Review is paid promotion. Independent Book Review Publisher's Weekly Book List Newsletter on Substack.  IG Blogger tour. (Bookstagrammer) Google Bookstagram Tour Guide Cover Reveal. Everything is online now. Podcast and social media.   Preorder October 24th; audio book out now. Literary Thriller.   Go-to meal: curry, Thai food, Indian food, southeast Asian   Julia Cameron's Walking in This World   Marycarrollmoore.com #1000wordsofsummer (Jami Attenberg)       Next Episode: How to Use Your Backlist

Harry and Michelle Coleman went from journalists to the kitchen. Their new smokehouse doesn't make your usual barbecue, they've created Miami barbecue. They tell us about their brisket rubbed with ground espresso, ribs glazed with guava-chili sauce and the smoked flan.

Reverend Doctor Sunshine Michelle Coleman has been in New Thought for over four decades.   She is an ordained CSL Minister and is in her tenth year as a minister.  Rev. Sunshine Michelle is the Spiritual Director and Senior Minister of Oakland Center for Spiritual Living. She is also the Founding Community Leader of Authenticity Journey of Renewal, a CSL Focus Ministry.  Rev. Sunshine Michelle has a passion for authentic self-expression and convening sacred circles. This is her fourth year serving on the CSL Global Themes Team, and she chairs the CSL Socially Motivated and Spiritually Engaged (SMSE) Committee.   --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/csl-whiterock/message

Michelle Coleman, DVM, PhD, DACVIM, is a leading equine researcher and veterinaryinternal medicine specialist whose work is making important links between obesity and its role in both human and equine asthma.

@Quis.Evans put it into words through his most recent blog, https://greatschoolvoices.org/2022/05/sobeo-rants-before-you-curse-that-teacher-out-about-grades-read-this-first/ Now you can hear what Michelle Coleman, Assistant Principal, has to say. Michelle Coleman is a former ELA educator, now Administrator, who's experienced both the positive and negative interactions with parents of the scholars she holds to a high academic and cultural expectation. Though she's experienced some challenges and pushback, her methods resulted in her having the highest ELA growth scores in her school's network. In this episode, we discuss the 5 solutions stated in the previous blog, https://greatschoolvoices.org/2022/05/sobeo-rants-before-you-curse-that-teacher-out-about-grades-read-this-first/ ,as well as dig into the grades versus the mastery of the standards and lessons taught. Music By: Jalani Will

Dr. Michelle Coleman, DVM and assistant professor in Large Animal Internal Medicine at Texas A&M discusses a peculiar and sometimes serious upper respiratory disease found primarily in a particular section of Texas.  Dr. Coleman shares what is currently known as well as what isn't in cicatrix.

Michelle Coleman ska simma fort på 50 och 100 fritt och leda medleylaget genom en snabb 100:ing ryggsim, hur känns det inför OS? Vad kan hon om Japan? Simmar hon OS 2024? När slår hon sitt pers på 200 fritt - där hon var i OS-final i Rio. 2021 istället för 2020 - hur känner hon inför det och att bli uttagen såpass sent inför Tokyo? Vad måste hon ta med sig från Sverige till Japan? Detta och såklart som vanligt en massa skratt bjuder Michelle på. Lyssna då! #snabbanan

Hon är en av svensk simnings största stjärnor genom tiderna. I kölvattnet ligger en meriterad tid av mycket medeldistansfrisim, men Michelle har på senare dagar valt att lägga fokus på sprintdistanserna. Efter en succéhöst på världscupen 2019 efter flera guld råder det inga tvivel om att vi kommer få se storhet i kommande mästerskap! Instagram - @richardekholm

Do you run with your dog or would you like to get a dog that you can run with? Michelle has been running with dogs for years. She talks about gear and helpful things to think about if you are going to do so.

October is down syndrome awareness month and this month we’re sharing 21 inspirational stories straight from our listeners. This is story # 15. Join us as I speak with Michelle Coleman as Michelle shares the story of Patrick, her 18 month old son that was blessed with Down Syndrome

"We’re invited to broaden our perspective, we have an opportunity to make an evolutionary shift.” - Michelle Coleman In this episode of #moonwisepodcast, we speak with Michelle Coleman about connecting with Spirit and the Ancestors. An ordained Earth-Based Interfaith Minister, Spiritual Advisor, Aborisha and Intuitive Reader, Michelle Coleman is a natural born healer, leader and nurturer tasked with helping the world remember how to live in healing love. Guided by her own spiritual connections, Michelle believes we'll never feel enough in this world without being in relationship with Spirit. We talk about broadening our perspective through the Akashic records, decolonizing spirituality and love as a guiding star. We discuss humanity’s power of free will and how we can open to our infinite possibilities as a collective. Michelle also shares her tips for nurturing a relationship with the ancestors and engaging with spirit in everyday life.  We also talk about: The power of choice Releasing ancestral pain Praying with the elements Engaging with our personal legacy

INTERVIEW Trish Farrell Wilde Irish chocolates Hosted by John S Kelly and Jim Collins and  broadcast live from Wilde Chocolate factory, Tuamgraney. https://wildeirishchocolates.com Celebrating the launch of the new expanded, factory, shop and chocolate cafe. Trish Farrell owner, talks about the history of Wilde Irish chocolates which has been in Tuamgraney for over 20 years and has recently expanded its facility.  Wilde Irish chocolates now has a new Hot chocolate cafe and coffee dock which is open six days a week, Monday to Saturday.  Customers and friends of Trish also joined in the conversation, namely Yoga teacher Lisa Bedford and Michelle Coleman. https://www.facebook.com/WildeIrishChocolate/ Saturday Chronicle is Sponsored by JAMES M NASH AND DERG KITCHEN DESIGN http://dergkitchendesign.ie Outside broadcast sponsored by Michael Long Construction Scariff http://www.mlcbuilders.ie

Sunshine Michelle is a spiritual leader, a visionary, an academic and a poet who is deep into her doctoral dissertation about Authentic Self-Expression of Black and Brown Women.Her academic inquiry is based on a sacred sister circle that she has been conducting over the last year in Berkeley, California.In this conversation we talk about finding and expressing your authentic self and the powerful rippling out of healing that is created when someone shares their self with the world. We talk about the intersectionality of oppression and liberation, black feminist theory and spirituality and how they all intersect with one another.This is a timely conversation, where we talk about navigating and calling in the profound transformation that the world is currently going through and how it is reflected in our own personal transformation experiences. And we talk about forgiveness, holy boldness, oneness, the whispers of our ancestors and so much more.Episode TranscriptMore Info at: fractalfriends.us/fractalfriends/sunshine-michelle-colemanMusic: "We Survived" by Climbing PoeTreeWork with Duncan: www.spokeandwheel.co

This episode is all about the athlete Australian Shepherd. I get to interview ultra runner, Michelle Coleman. Michelle Coleman is a true southern girl, hailing from West Tennessee, but has happily settled in the beautiful Flint Hills of North East Kansas. Michelle fell in love with trails and trail racing because it was kinder to her body, and most trail race directors allow her Australian Shepherd running partner, Stella, to accompany her. She especially enjoys hitting up the trails around Clinton Lake or Wyco in Kansas City, with Stella out in front and leading the way. Michelle puts into action her belief that runners should not limit themselves to just training with their four-legged running partner, but should also race with them as well, because it’s loads of fun! Michelle divides her work time between basic cancer research at Kansas State University, and being office manager for her husband’s business, Coleman Electric. Along with her wonderfully supportive husband, Tony, and their active, red-headed seven-year-old son, Andrew, Michelle shares her life with three red Australian Shepherds – Stella, Deuce, and Boom. In her spare time she coaches Girls on the Run, and Andrew’s baseball, soccer, and track teams. Michelle enjoys sharing her experiences running and racing with her Aussies at her blog, “Running with Reds. IntroductionRunning with your Aussie Managing behaviors in a high drive dog [18:00] "The Snake" Race [19:00] Training Your Dog Trail behaviors and commands [22:00] Equipment [24:15] Canicross [27:30] Dog Friendly Racing [31:00] Girls on the Run [34:00] Injuries [38:00] Overweight dogs [42:10] Diet and Nutrition for K9 Athletes [47:10] Selecting the healthiest dog and best breeders [50:30] Resources: https://www.hurtta.com/global_en/ https://www.cleanrun.com/ https://howlingdogalaska.com/ https://canicrossusa.org/ Join our conversation and give us feedback on Facebook and join The Instinctive Australian Shepherd private group. Our website is www.TheInstinctiveAussie.com  This episode was edited by Dorien Vogelaar. Much appreciation to her for her efforts to help me stay on track!  

This week on the podcast, Amanda is joined by Michelle Coleman! Michelle is a healthy living advocate who has used the Medical Medium protocol to heal her acne, digestion and more. On this episode, we talk about Michelle's journey with health, how she got introduced to Anthony William and the Medical Medium, what she's experienced through changing her diet and lifestyle, and some basic tips for how to get started with the Medical Medium protocol. Enjoy!

Michelle Coleman pratar och skrattar sig igenom OS-medaljer, Corona, sprint-life, varför hon dissar OS-final-distansen 200 fritt, blir man rik på att simma, vad är annorlunda i träningen, vad gjorde Johan Wallberg med hennes teknik, kommer hon simma öppet vatten i sommar, vilken är hennes värsta och bästa simserie, varför pratar hon tjänstepension, mellanmjölk, elmoped och massa annat i podden #snabbanan #winning #sprintlife 

As federal agencies dust off their continuity of operations plans in light of the corona virus threat, contractors are also thinking about their own immediate futures. For a list of possibilities and how to deal with them, the Federal Drive with Tom Temin spoke to attorney Michelle Coleman of the law firm Crowell Moring.

Simpodden Hultén & Jansson nr 142 tar upp Coronavirusets inverkan på simidrotten. Michelle Coleman har valt distanser inför framtiden, vad tycker podden? Danmark har en del kvar att städa i hörnen när man försökte tvätta sin simbyk. USA-svenskarnas insatser. Plus en del annat om det där i livet och simlivet - med Bosse Hultén och Thomas Jansson

Om det senaste dopningfallet i svensk idrott - brottaren Jenny Fransson. Skillnaden när en svensk misstänks för dopning jämfört med "ryssar och kineser". Sveriges bäste sprinter, Christoffer Carlsen lägger upp. Svenska OS-uttagningar av simmare - men Michelle Coleman saknas!

Jag har alltid varit fascinerad av atleter som arbetar stenhårt, till synes outtröttligt mot ett mål. Och jag har av någon anledning en särskild fascination för simmare. Kanske är det för att jag tycker så bra om Therese Alshammar (som du kan lyssna på i avsnitt 8). Så idag är det dags att prata med Michelle ”Misha” Coleman, en av världens främsta simmare som har en oerhört spännande resa bakom sig och som nu är starkare än någonsin. I dagens avsnitt pratar vi om att prestera på toppnivå över lång tid, om att träna på växtbaserad kost, om hur man hanterar en skada som riskerar hela ens karriär, om prestationsstress, och om att leva i skuggan av Sara Sjöström. Vi pratar också om hur elitsatsningen påverkar ens sociala liv och om hur Misha kan använda sin växande fanskara som ambassadör för hållbarhetsfrågor. Jag är väldigt glad över att Misha tog sig tid att träffa mig, dagen innan hon åkte ner till Kina för att tävla mot de allra bästa. Hon har en helt underbar energi och en glimt i ögat som gör att man bara vill fortsätta hänga med henne. Och tack till Adidas som är hennes sponsor och som gav mig kontakten och som även driver ett väldigt fint hållbarhetsarbete för plastfria hav genom sitt samarbete med Parley. Gillar ni det här avsnittet får ni gärna ge ett betyg på podcasten på iTunes och dela gärna avsnittet till era vänner. Följ mig gärna på Instagram på @johannescullberg där du gärna kan komma med feedback på avsnittet. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jag har alltid varit fascinerad av atleter som arbetar stenhårt, till synes outtröttligt mot ett mål. Och jag har av någon anledning en särskild fascination för simmare. Kanske är det för att jag tycker så bra om @t_alshammar (som du kan lyssna på i avsnitt 8). Så idag är det dags att prata med Michelle ”Misha” Coleman, en av världens främsta simmare som har en oerhört spännande resa bakom sig och som nu är starkare än någonsin. I dagens avsnitt pratar vi om att prestera på toppnivå över lång tid, om att träna på växtbaserad kost, om hur man hanterar en skada som riskerar hela ens karriär, om prestationsstress, och om att leva i skuggan av Sara Sjöström. Vi pratar också om hur elitsatsningen påverkar hennes ens sociala liv och om hur Misha kan använda sin växande fanskara som ambassadör för hållbarhetsfrågor. Jag är väldigt glad över att Misha tog sig tid att träffa mig, dagen innan hon åkte ner till Kina för att tävla mot de allra bästa. Hon har en helt underbar energi och en glimt i ögat som gör att man bara vill fortsätta hänga med henne. Och tack till Adidas som är hennes sponsor och som gav mig kontakten och som även driver ett väldigt fint hållbarhetsarbete för plastfria hav genom sitt samarbete med Parley. Gillar ni det här avsnittet får ni gärna ge ett betyg på podcasten på iTunes och dela gärna avsnittet till era vänner. Följ mig gärna på Instagram på @johannescullberg där du gärna kan komma med feedback på avsnittet. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Den här gången ställs Michelle Coleman, nytänd svensk toppsimmerska i fokus, ISL är den tävlingsformen bra för simningen, man följer upp TYR Open i Ystad, eftersnack till podd nr 130, Sarah Sjöströms placering på mediaexponeringslistan och Vinterstudions dopning av skidintresset - rätt eller fel?

Brian and Michelle are heading off this week on their second Camino - an eight-week journey of discovery. We talk about finding our path, our journey and our Way. Michelle is spiritual, Brian more the pragmatist. How does it work walking as a couple; and what did they discover about each other - and themselves. Enjoy dm

Marika Wagner är multisportaren som blivit grym på SwimRun - har vunnit Ö TILL Ö mixed, och satsar på att vinna hela Ö TILL Ö i september, så här tränar hon, tips för att börja, vilka lopp du bör testa, är vilodagar fjantigt eller viktigt, hur käkar hon inför och under ett race, favorit-träningspasset, överträning, höghöjdsträning, hur väljer man SwimRun partner, vilka prylar är viktigast, och allt annat du vill veta från Marika om SwimRun. Vi tackar och rekommenderar våra partners: Nextory www.nextory.se - bästa dealen på all-you-can-read e-böcker och ljudböcker - gratis 14 dagar och om du vill fortsätta kostar det bara 99:-/månad - billigast och bäst! TYR www.tyrsverige.se - träna och tävla i de bästa simprylarna precis som Lisa Norden kommer göra i OS i Rio, och även Simon Sjödin och Michelle Coleman kör helst i TYR.  APOLLO SPORTS www.apollo.se - träningsläger i Thailand på Thanyapura kan vi rekommendera när det är höst-tråkigt i Sverige. 

Michelle Coleman - satsar mot OS i Rio, nu i Australien för hårdträning - hur är det att träna där? Varför är hon där? Vad gör de annorlunda vs i Sverige? Varför hon hatar löpning. Är hon stark eller svag? Ska man sponsra hennes satsning? Varför har hon ångest varje söndag eftermiddag? Massa bra frågor (jo, det hoppas vi det är) och ännu bättre svar. Lyssna på Michelle - hon kommer att ta OS-medaljer nästa år, och 2020 tar hon OS-guld på 200 fritt. Kom ihåg det. 

These tech difficulties brought to you by FML Producions! The Worst Little Podcast S2 E30 – Download Link There’s a whole set of awesome young musicians in Reno. We’ve talked to some of them on here before. Scarlet Presence is definitely one of them. These rock and roll rippers sat in with us with the full setup […]

På söndag tar vi upp Idrottsnörden till granskning i P3 Sport. Måste man var sportnörd för att bli en framgångsrik idrottare? Vi träffar simlandslagets Michelle Coleman som tatuerat in datumet 23/7 på sin kropp. Det var då hon började ta sin sport på allvar. Hör hela historien om mötet som förändrade hennes värld. Hör också varför P3 Sports panelmedlem Stefan Holm alltid hade med sig en golfboll på alla tävlingar och och hur det kommer sig att han har ett par turkalsonger? Varför vill inte Veronica Wagner som tränar barn, bloggar om gymnaster över hela världen och tränar över 30 timmar i veckan kalla sig för idrottsnörd? Och hur mycket fotboll kan det egentligen få plats i Anton Hysén liv? Vi tar oss också tillbaka till 80-talet för att höra hur Gunde Svan och Thomas Wassberg förberedde sig inför OS. Den ene med hemlagad mat nerfryst och specialskickad, den andre med snabbvallade skidor och ett humör likt en bohem. Vad var egentligen bäst? Hör diskussionerna, reportagen, nördsnacket - och hur Kina försökte bomba bort regnoväder under OS i Peking 2008 i P3 Sport på söndag!