Podcast appearances and mentions of michelle evans

A Journal of Marketing study shows how targeted marketing can dismantle colonial health narratives, amplifying First Nations voices for fair health services.Join host Samantha Cross (Babson College) for a discussion with Dr. Steven D'Alessandro, Professor of Marketing at the Edith Cowan University School of Business and Law in Australia, about his Journal of Marketing study, "On the Path to Decolonizing Health Care Services: The Role of Marketing."Read an in-depth recap of this research here: ⁠https://www.ama.org/2024/01/23/marketing-for-equity-pioneering-culturally-competent-health-care-for-first-nations/⁠Read the full Journal of Marketing article here: ⁠https://doi.org/10.1177/00222429231209925⁠Reference: Reece George, Steven D'Alessandro, Mehmet Ibrahim Mehmet, Mona Nikidehaghani, Michelle Evans, Gaurangi Laud, and Deirdre Tedmanson, “⁠On the Path to Decolonizing Health Care Services: The Role of Marketing⁠,” ⁠Journal of Marketing⁠.Host: Samantha N. N. CrossTopics: healthcare, first nations, health marketing, decolonization, indigenousThe JM Buzz Podcast is a production of the American Marketing Association's Journal of Marketing and is produced by ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠University FM⁠.

In a recent episode of REAL TEXANS, Michelle Evans talks about her path from being the mom of a special needs child to advocating for parental rights and medical liberty with Texas Scorecard. Catch the replay on TFVC Shot Callers. https://youtu.be/DlCftGC9rHw

Join us for a conversation with Michelle Evans, Global Lead for Retail and Digital Consumer Insights at Euromonitor, as she reveals the top five digital trends that will transform retail in 2025. In this episode, Michelle discusses:  • Rebuilding Consumer Trust: The shift toward micro and nano influencers and the role of social media in establishing credibility.  • Shopification of Social Media: How platforms like Instagram and YouTube are integrating seamless in-app purchasing experiences.  • Video-Driven Engagement: Why 71% of consumers are streaming videos weekly and what that means for e-commerce.  • Budget-Conscious Markets: The rise of digital tools for deal-hunting in a cost-sensitive environment.  • The AI Revolution: How AI is creating more intuitive and personalized shopping experiences.  Highlights & Timestamps:  • 00:00 – Introduction and context on the competitive landscape (Zara, H&M, Shein) • 00:00:24 – Guest introduction: Michelle Evans of Euromonitor • 00:01:07 – Michelle's background and Euromonitor overview • 00:03:00 – Trend 1: Rebuilding Trust with Micro & Nano Influencers • 00:04:15 – Trend 2: Shopification of Social Media • 00:06:18 – Trend 3: Rise of Video-Driven Engagement (71% streaming weekly) • 00:10:26 – Trend 4: Navigating a Budget-Conscious Market • 00:14:16 – Trend 5: AI and its impact on creating intuitive e-commerce experiences Key Takeaways:  - Authentic influencers are replacing traditional macro influencers. - Social platforms are evolving into complete shopping experiences. - Video content is revolutionizing consumer engagement. Learn more about these trends and how your brand can stay ahead of the curve. Subscribe for more insights on the future of retail!

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We welcomed back Michelle Evans to honor the life of the last X-15 pilot, Joe Engle. Joe passed away at 91 in July 2024. Michelle knew Joe personally, had much to say about him, his character, and his accomplishments throughout our nearly 90 minute broadcast.In addition, we talked about the X-15, all the great X-15 pilots, Michelle told us stories about them all and of course about Joe. We had lots of questions, a great call near the end of the show from Tony and Michelle provided us with an excellent closing tribute to Joe Engle. The entire program was dedicated to both Joe's honor and memory. All of us lost a great one with the passing of Joe Engle and one the greatest ever stories in aviation and space lost its last living pilot. As I said to Michelle in closing, X-15 will not die. Michelle told us about the efforts to keep it alive and all about what she is doing along those lines. The Space Show will continue talking X-15 on into our future. If you have not yet read her book or if you do not yet have a copy of it sitting you desk, order it today from our Space Show Amazon link on our home page, "The X-15 Rocket Plane: Flying the First Wings into Space The X-15 Rocket Plane: Flying the First Wings into Space."

Michelle Evans talks to Laura Cox of Airline Employees for Health Freedom about the genesis of her organization and recent landmark court rulings. The post Major US Airline's COVID Tyranny first appeared on Texans for Vaccine Choice.

This week we lost another of our heroes. Joe Engle the only astronaut to have flown to space on the X-15 and the Space Shuttle died at the age of 91. We wanted to pay tribute to this incredible pilot so we asked Michelle Evans to join us. Michelle previous wrote and released what is the definitive book on the X-15, “The X-15 Rocket Plane: Flying The First Wings Into Space” - Joe was interviewed for the book and wrote the forward, so Michelle was the perfect guest for us to speak to this week.Joe Engle Obituary:http://www.collectspace.com/news/news-071124a-joe-engle-x15-space-shuttle-nasa-astronaut-obituary.htmlhttps://www.nasa.gov/news-release/nasa-remembers-retired-astronaut-us-air-force-pilot-joe-engle/Michelle Evans:http://www.mach25media.com/x1501.htmlFull show notes: https://spaceandthingspodcast.com/Show notes include links to all articles mentioned and full details of our guests and links to what caught our eye this week.Image Credits: NASASpace and Things:X: https://www.twitter.com/spaceandthings1Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/spaceandthingspodcastFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/spaceandthingspodcast/Merch and Info: https://www.spaceandthingspodcast.comPatreon: https://www.patreon.com/SpaceandthingsBusiness Enquiries: info@andthingsproductions.comSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/spaceandthings. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Targeted marketing can dismantle colonial health narratives, amplifying First Nations voices for fair health services. Read an in-depth recap of this research here: https://www.ama.org/2024/01/23/marketing-for-equity-pioneering-culturally-competent-health-care-for-first-nations/ Read the full Journal of Marketing article here: https://doi.org/10.1177/00222429231209925 Reference: Reece George, Steven D'Alessandro, Mehmet Ibrahim Mehmet, Mona Nikidehaghani, Michelle Evans, Gaurangi Laud, and Deirdre Tedmanson, “On the Path to Decolonizing Health Care Services: The Role of Marketing,” Journal of Marketing. Narrator: Adalgisa Butkewitsch Acknowledgments: Sushma Kambagowni Topics: first nations, health marketing, decolonization, indigenous, equity The JM Buzz Podcast is a production of the American Marketing Association's Journal of Marketing and is produced by ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠University FM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dJc2-amh8g4   Rebecca Hardy and Michelle Evans break down the Super Tuesday vaccine choice victories from up and down the ballot and across the state! The post Primary Election Recap first appeared on Texans for Vaccine Choice.

In this re-broadcast episode, we're joined by Christine Kaplan, Lydia Bai, and Michelle Evans to explore how coaching programs enhance clarity and confidence. Learn from their experiences and discover how to develop a structured, compelling program to elevate your coaching business. Tune in for an insightful conversation on transforming your approach and be sure go to MollyClaire.com for the discount on Create Your Killer Program, launching in March.Key Points00:00 Creating an impactful program with step-by-step guidance.02:56 Introduction to Michelle Evans04:39 Facing imposter syndrome as a coach.05:30 Introduction to Christine Kaplan06:17 Finding balance between business and family life.09:59 Introduction to Lydia Bai11:11 Create Your Killer Program helped structure thoughts and provided support.19:48 Managing the challenges of creating a program and website, with accountability and support.23:16 Clearly defining offer and understanding the back-end of how to create that for your client.24:50 Clear communication sparks curiosity and engages conversation.28:09 Distinguishing therapy from coaching.29:16 Defining your program bullet points and discussing the benefit they provide to building a program and client results.38:32 Wrap up and resources.Connect and ResourcesCreate A Killer ProgramThis interactive, workshop-style, 6 week Masterclass is what the coaches in this episode did. It teaches you:How the right program can fuel your marketing and sales efforts3 key ingredients to effective coaching programsHow to build a program that will set you apart as an expertCONNECT WITH MICHELLE EVANS, CHRISTINE KAPLAN AND LYDIA BAIMichelle EvansMichelle is a certified life coach who coaches LDS missionary moms. After sending off a missionary in 2016 and having no idea what was happening in her body with her nervous system, Michelle found coaching. This was pivotal in Michelle's decision to help other moms struggling with supporting themselves, and their missionary, when unexpected things happen while their missionary is serving.michellesevans.com | Instagram | TiktokChristine KaplanChristine is an ADHD Life Coach who helps Female Entrepreneurs manage their time and their mind so they can have successful careers and enjoy their family.She was a therapist for over 20 years, and is now a Certified Life and ADHD Life Coach who has worked with hundreds of Teens and Adults to learn how to leverage their ADHD to gain focus, calm their anxiety and achieve their life goals.christinekaplancoaching.com | Instagram | FacebookLydia BaiLydia is a former Stanford volleyball athlete, recovering investment banker and now-life coach who helps women in tech get the raise and the recognition they deserve.lydiabai.com | LinkedinCONNECT WITH MOLLY CLAIREMaster Coach...

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  TFVCs Rebecca Hardy and Michelle Evans review the huge medical liberty successes and grassroots growth we experienced in 2023, and what's next for the vaccine choice movement. The post Year in Review! first appeared on Texans for Vaccine Choice.

Are you a coach who's struggling to define and market your program or offer to clients? Are you nervous to set pricing? Unsure how to stand out in a crowded coaching market? So were these coaches… For this episode, I interviewed three real coaches regarding their real experiences in working with me in Create Your Killer Program. They each generously shared their journeys from uncertainty to confidence in presenting their programs or offers to the world. I've now joined with Kris Jones to create another offer, The Program Powerhouse, which takes things even a step further. I want to thank Michelle, Christine and Lydia once more for helping me show others what these two programs can do for coaches. Kris and I are truly grateful. “We don't realize how much space is being occupied in our brain with just doubt and uncertainty around something so simple as the program.” – Molly Claire What You'll Learn This, not that Step by step and guides Front end versus back end Moving through iterations Gentle and encouraging feedback Uplevel your confidence Impactful bullet points Empowered heart sings Contact Info and Recommended Resources The Program Powerhouse: Combines the Create Your Killer Program with an offer from Kris Jones. This program is definitely for you if you're feeling… Unsure of what your offer is and how to talk about it with confidence? Stuck with a sales page that doesn't do its job of selling for you? Confused about how to price your coaching program at a premium? Frustrated by a crowded market that makes it hard to stand out? Overwhelmed by the flood of advice coming from all directions? Create A Killer Program: Registration will fill up fast so get on the January 2024 waitlist today! This interactive, workshop-style, 6 week Masterclass is what the coaches in this episode did. It teaches you: How the right program can fuel your marketing and sales efforts 3 key ingredients to effective coaching programs How to build a program that will set you apart as an expert Connect with Michelle Evans, Christine Kaplan and Lydia Bai Michelle Evans Michelle is a certified life coach who coaches LDS missionary moms. After sending off a missionary in 2016 and having no idea what was happening in her body with her nervous system, Michelle found coaching. This was pivotal in Michelle's decision to help other moms struggling with supporting themselves, and their missionary, when unexpected things happen while their missionary is serving. michellesevans.com | Instagram | Tiktok Christine Kaplan Christine is an ADHD Life Coach who helps Female Entrepreneurs manage their time and their mind so they can have successful careers and enjoy their family. She was a therapist for over 20 years, and is now a Certified Life and ADHD Life Coach who has worked with hundreds of Teens and Adults to learn how to leverage their ADHD to gain focus, calm their anxiety and achieve their life goals.  christinekaplancoaching.com | Instagram | Facebook  Lydia Bai Lydia is a former Stanford volleyball athlete, recovering investment banker and now-life coach who helps women in tech get the raise and the recognition they deserve. lydiabai.com | Linkedin  Connect with Molly Claire Master Coach Training 2024 REGISTRATION IS NOW CLOSED.  Masterful Coach Foundations + The 10K Accelerator Method: Designed for mission-centered Life Coaches who are ready to build a profitable and purposeful business? mollyclaire.com/foundations. Have a question or thoughts about the podcast? Don't hesitate to contact Molly at:  Instagram | Molly Claire Coaching IG  molly@mollyclaire.com Facebook Molly's book: The Happy Mom Mindset: mollyclaire.com/book  Please help Molly reach even more like-minded individuals! Simply post a review of the podcast on your favorite platform (or two). It is so appreciated. Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | Spotify | iHeart Radio | Amazon Music | RSS

Health and Wellness don't usually go hand in hand with Property Management. Usually you hear that someone is stressed, burnout or wanting to leave the industry.But what if I told you there was a Real Estate business that has created a health and wellness role in their business and created conversations around it!In this episode, we speak with Michelle Evans from Stone Real Estate who has more than 20 years of experience investing in property and she understands how vital it is for agents to operate with the utmost respect for clients and their properties. In her role as Health and Wellness Director, Michelle provides in-house support for the Stone Coomera team and keeps a close eye on the health and wellness of the business in its entirety.Learn, keep being open to new personal development and be aware of what's going on in your team.- Michelle EvansWe explore:Michelle's journey and how she got started in the industryHow she shares health and wellness in her Real Estate businessHow she meets with her staff once a month and goes through the 7 areas of lifeThe 7 areas of life and how it supports you if they are all in balanceHow to implement health and wellness into your business without it costing a fortuneThe transformations she has seen inside her business since becoming the Health and Wellness DirectorHow she transitioned from a home school mum into a busy Real Estate businessThe issues and challenges she sees in the wider community who may not be implementing the health and wellness elementConnect with Michelle:https://www.stonerealestate.com.au/stone-coomera/meet-team/michelle-evans/https://www.instagram.com/stonecoomera/https://www.facebook.com/stonecoomerapmKylie's ResourcesProperty Management Growth School: https://courses.thatpropertymum.com.au/TPM-BDMSchoolThat Property Mum Courses: https://www.thatpropertymum.com.au/courses/The PM Accelerate Membership: https://courses.thatpropertymum.com.au/accelerateBook a Strategy Call with Kylie: https://calendly.com/kylie-tpm/coaching-callThe Tarsi Way - https://thetarsiway.com) PMVA - https://www.pmva.com.au/RentPay - https://www.rentpay.com.au/Connect with Kylie:Instagram -...

Welcome to Season 3 of The Flight Deck! This season's theme is LGBTQ+ aerospace history. We'll be investigating the ways that LGBTQ+ people have been part of aviation and space exploration since the beginning, and also the ways the aerospace industry has shaped the LGBTQ+ community. We've got a fantastic lineup of conversations heading your way this season, and it's starting off with X-15 historian, transgender activist, Air Force veteran and science educator Michelle Evans. Michelle Evans spent most of her Air Force service here in Washington State and was even on base when Mount St. Helens erupted! In this interview, she shares stories from her time in the service, discusses ways her time in the Air Force intersected with her identity as a trans woman, and reflects on how her friendships helped her weather difficult moments on base. Full shownotes and transcript at https://tmof.click/46Iuahl

Join us for a LIVE #KerfefeBreak on Monday, June 13th at 12pm CDT with special guest co-host Mike Harlow! Keri and Mike talk about Alphabet Cult Month and the protestors who tried to shut down the recent Women Leaving the Left panel in Austin featuring Keri, Meghan Murphy, Mary Lou Singleton, Michelle Evans and Isabella Malbin.

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Hey Coach, What if I told you that ADHD could be a superpower for entrepreneurs? Michelle Evans certainly didn't think so when she was diagnosed in her forties. But after becoming a certified life coach for empty nester moms, she discovered that her ADHD, when harnessed properly, was the key to success. However, the journey was not easy, as Michelle struggled with the organizational aspect of her business. But through collaboration and a willingness to seek help, Michelle found tools and techniques that worked for her. Are you ready to unlock the potential of your ADHD and take your entrepreneurial journey to the next level? In this episode, you'll discover how Michelle Evans, the adventure-seeking life coach with a brain wired for entrepreneurship, overcame the paradox of ADHD by finding the personalized tools to increase productivity and success. Links mentioned in the episode: The Client Tracker - Confidently manage your clients with this all-in-one system. 50% off right now. Article About ADHD and Executive Functions Michelle Evans, The Adventure Coach: Website (Book a "Plan Your First Adventure" call by clicking the button on the bottom right) Free Adventure Guide Instagram Connect with me:  Learn → https://simplysquaredaway.com/  Connect → tracy@simpysquaredaway.com  Instagram → https://www.instagram.com/tracyhoth/  FREE File Naming Formula Cheatsheet →  https://bit.ly/3Ztn5g6  Get Time Freedom with a Systemized and Organized Business → http://bit.ly/40IkFLK   FREE Workshop: 3 Secrets to Organize Your Digital Files → https://training.simplysquaredaway.com/3-secrets-workshop   

There is a huge battle going on for the freedoms of Texans to decide whether they have to revive a vaccine, or whether they even get to have a doctor who thinks freely. Today, we interview Michelle Evans with Texans for Vaccine Choice. The post The Battle for Medical Liberty appeared first on Luke Macias.

There is a huge battle going on for the freedoms of Texans to decide whether they have to revive a vaccine, or whether they even get to have a doctor who thinks freely. Today, we interview Michelle Evans with Texans for Vaccine Choice.

Episode Summary This time on This Month In the Apocalypse, Brooke and Inmn talk about storms, extreme flooding, and the deadly heat dome. They talk about a lot going on in the ocean, including orca attacks, the Ocean Gate submersible, and El Nino. They also talk about mostly bad things for trans people. However, there are some fun instances of fascists beating each other up. Host Info Brooke can be found on Twitter or Mastodon @ogemakweBrooke. Inmn can be found on Instagram @shadowtail.artificery. Publisher Info This show is published by Strangers in A Tangled Wilderness. We can be found at www.tangledwilderness.org, or on Twitter @TangledWild and Instagram @Tangled_Wilderness. You can support the show on Patreon at www.patreon.com/strangersinatangledwilderness. Transcript This Month In the Apocalypse: June, 2023 Brooke Hello and welcome to Live Like the World is Dying, your podcast for what feels like the end times. This is your early summer June-ish installment of our segment This Month In the Apocalypse. I am Brooke Jackson and co-hosting with me today is the very delightful Inmn. Our podcast is a proud member of the Channel Zero Network of anarchist podcasts. And before we explore today's episode, we'd like to share a little jingle from another pod on the network. JIngle jangle, jingle jangle. [Brooke singing a simple melody] Brooke And we're back. Hey Inmn, how are you feeling today? Inmn I'm, I'm feeling fairly good today, Brooke. But you know, a lot of bad things happened in June. But also, some really funny things happened in June. So... Brooke This is true. You wanna hear the funniest thing that happened? I bet you have one, but I have one that's gonna be funnier. Inmn Yeah, yeah. There's a couple of funny things that we'll get to. How are you, Brooke? Brooke I'm good. I like that we've swooped in and taken this podcast away from Margaret. Just kidding. She's dealing with other stuff. We miss her terribly. And, she trusted us to do this whole episode on our own. Inmn Yeah, because we're real people. Brooke And I'm so excited about that. Do you want to hear really funny story? Inmn Yes. Brooke Okay, so Portland, Oregon always does a big Pride celebration on--well it's usually it's a Sunday, I think--in June and it's often fallen on Father's Day because of terrible planning and timing. And this year it finally didn't for once. So, it was having his big Pride celebration. I think this was just a week ago. And both the Proud Boys and the Rose City Nationalists showed up to protest Pride, except both groups showed up to the wrong location. And they showed up to the same wrong location. And they got in a fight with each other instead of fighting and protesting Pride. Inmn Wow, do you know that the fight was...Like, why did they fight? Brooke There's some videos you can find on like Twitter and the Proud Boys are attacking the Rose City Nationalists and they're calling them racists. And the Rose City Nationalists are in like khaki pants and blue shirt, you know, that full face covering thing. What does they call that? Something. And like hats. And the Proud Boys are a bunch of older white dudes, burly biker gang kind of guys, and they're yelling at them for being like punk kids, and wearing masks, and being racist. They just kick the shit out of them. Inmn Maybe just because I don't know totally who they are; who are the Rose City Nationalists? Brooke Oh, there are local to Portland chapter of one of the white nationalist groups in the US. Inmn Okay. What...Do you know why did the Proud Boys think that they're racist? Brooke I think if I remember correctly, I think they're like a neo-Nazi affiliated group, the nationalists, and they think it's really weak of them to wear full face coverings and not show their faces when they show up to events and to be in like matching outfits. I think they mock that too when they're getting into the fight, how they're in their little khaki and blue shirt uniform thing. Inmn Wow. That is...You know, if all of the white supremacists want to like fight each other and spend all their time doing that, I would be thrilled. Brooke The best outcome to a Pride protest ever, two asshole groups showing up at the wrong location and fighting each other instead. Inmn Oh, that's just wonderful. Brooke A big thanks to friend of the pod, Alex, for sending me all of the videos from this and news articles and stuff. I've just been laughing about that all week. I keep thinking about it and just chuckling Inmn I have a similarly...you know, it's like a something bad happened, but also something funny happened kind of thing. All right. Brooke Let's go. I like funny news. Inmn Okay, so, ongoing anti-trans legislation across the country and in Texas. Yeah, it's pretty bad. But, Michelle Evans who's like...I think she's a Texas House Representative candidate and some kind of like legislative Director for some wacky organization that is trying to do weird things around COVID vaccines. She was at the Texas State Capitol to celebrate SB14, which is a bill that was signed into legislation that blocks doctors from providing gender affirming care to minors, which is pretty horrifying. Brooke It's awful. Inmn Yeah, it is. It is not as bad as SB 1029, which would essentially defund all gender affirming care for anyone in the state of Texas. It's through some pretty interestingly deceptive means. Like, it blocks use of public funds for those things, which sends this ripple effect through....because you could be like, "Oh, What about like, you know, private providers? Wouldn't they still be able to provide care for people?" And the answer is probably not. Because, the public funding affects things like malpractice insurance or insurance providers in general. And so it's essentially, private doctors who don't receive public funding for doing gender affirming care, would essentially not be able to get insured because of this funding that's being...would be taken away. So... Brooke It's not okay. So not okay. These bills make me so angry. And I feel like every time we do one of these episodes, we're talking about another state, another place, another layer of these bills, and it's not just like, "Oh, they're considering this," like it's that these bills are passing in various places. Inmn Yeah, and SB 1029 has not passed in Texas, but SB 14, which blocks gender affirming care for minors, did pass. But, Michelle Evans was there at the Capitol celebrating and she confronted a trans woman in the bathroom. The altercation reportedly like involved some verbal harassment of this person. And then Michelle claims, she claims that she was sent a picture of this person in the bathroom. Brooke That's creepy. Inmn Yeah, by one of her followers. That's what she says. But she...It'll make sense in a moment. Okay, so she tweeted this out to her following and it very rapidly, you know, went viral and there were people commenting to her about it, being like, "Hey, you know, it's illegal to film people in the bathroom, right?" And she was...While she was still at the Capitol, she was detained by the Capitol Police and got her phone confiscated and she was questioned about the photo being like....They were like, "Oh, we heard that you tweeted this photo of someone in the bathroom." And she was like, "Oh, but I didn't take the picture." You know, or so she claims. And yeah, so she is still under investigation for taking a picture of someone in the bathroom, which is against the law it turns out in Texas. Brooke Oh, there's a ray of sunshine in this awfulness. And that's like, I mean, even if...Okay. Laws, not laws. Anarchism....You know, it's confusing. But, It's wrong, whether or not it's legal or illegal, it's just like, your own internal ethics should tell you that that's wrong to do. So it's nice that there's repercussions for it in some way. Inmn Yeah, you know, like, I don't...like I'm not down with the State existing or laws or like, whatever. But I'm absolutely not going to have sympathy for anyone who, like, might end up getting charges for filming people in the bathroom because that's fucked up. So, I'm curious if it'll catch on as like any kind of thing or like piece of resistance that people can do for like being harassed in bathrooms, like wherever they are, is to like....if you get filmed in the bathroom, it's like...I'm wondering if more people will end up catching charges for filming people in the bathroom who they believe to be trans. Brooke Right, you know, but then now, as you say that, I realized the flip side of it. If you're someone who's being verbally or whatever, assaulted, attacked in the bathroom, like, you shouldn't get in trouble for filming the way someone's mistreating you. But, the law doesn't, you know, have that caveat to it. Inmn Yeah, it's dumb. Yeah. But luckily, a lot of these people who are confronting people in bathrooms are like, incriminating themselves, I think. Mostly. Brooke Yeah, that is handy. Like, if you're the bad guy and you're taking the video, thanks for the evidence and doing the thing that's illegal and getting you in trouble. I just feel bad for the person who's on the receiving end of the assaults, and them maybe feeling like, "Oh, I can't document this because it's illegal to film in here." Inmn Yeah, yeah. So yeah, a thing for people to think about. So, that was a kind of funny thing. Brooke That had better ending than I was expecting. So thank you for that. Inmn Yeah. Um, do you want to hear some more kind of bad news, though, for trans folks in the news this month? Brooke No, I don't. But I also don't want to be an ignorant...to live in ignorance. So you can tell me. Inmn Okay. So Elon Musk, you know, is in the news, again. Brooke Oh God, I know where this is going. Inmn Elon announced that "Cis" and "Cis gendered," like those terms, are going to be slurs on Twitter and that targeted use of them could be grounds for account suspension on Twitter. Brooke Just when you think he's not done being the worst, he finds new ways to be just the absolute worst. Inmn I know. And like, I'm like...I feel like he just does it for the media cycle or whatever. Like, every time he like dips out of the news, he's like, "Oh, I'll just like, ridicule trans people and get back in the new cycle." Brooke He just needs the attention one way or the other. All attention is good attention, including negative. Speaking of horrible rich people, actually, I have one for you, which is going slightly out of the order that we talked about earlier, but I think it's fun to put it in here. There's a company called Ocean Gate that has developed its own little mini submarines for undersea exploration. And it's doing private tours of underwater things like, you know, submarines and other wreckage. And it's gone down to the Titanic. And they've...I guess they've been doing this annually the last couple of years, although it sounds like the last two years were both research missions. And then this year was the first year, from what I'm reading, that they were doing an actual tourist expedition. So, five super rich people who paid a quarter million dollars a piece, popped into this tiny little submarine to go down and explore the Titanic and the submarine didn't survive the water pressure. Ergo, neither did the unfortunate rich people on their underwater sea exploration. Inmn Yeah, Brooke I don't know if any of them were specifically terrible human beings. But you know, rich people in general, if you can afford to pay a quarter million dollars to go underwater, I don't feel superduper bad about it. Inmn Yeah, I think from from what I read, it was like, it was like three literal billionaires, the owner of the company, and then a titanic expert, who, I don't know what that person's deal was. So, you know, I might feel a little something for the Titanic expert who was possibly not a billionaire. But also, I don't know, I don't know what that person's life is. Brooke Yeah, but the billionaires Hey, you shouldn't be hanging with billionaires anyway. And, it is pretty ironic that the founder of the company was one of them. And yeah, while they've done, you know, for people who don't know this, explorations have dived to the Titanic, and pictures you've ever seen in videos and stuff has never been from like, people actually being that up close to the wreckage because it's so deep underwater. It's from sending--I don't know what they call them--a drone that's underwater. So, a remotely manned, piloted underwater craft that goes down and like, explores that wreckage. Inmn Yeah. And there's something...like, the pressure down there, it's like 6000 pounds per square inch or something. So like when that thing depressurized it was crushed within a few milliseconds? Brooke Yeah, I have it here if you want. About one millisecond. 1 thousandth of a second is how fast it would collapse. And the human brain can't respond to stimulus--the fastest the human brain can respond to stimulus is like 25 milliseconds. So, significantly later than when it actually happened. Like. your brain couldn't register that it happens before you died. And also, this is interesting, human bodies incinerate and are turned into ash and dust instantly upon this implosion. Inmn That's crazy. Brooke Isn't that wild? So, you wouldn't even know that had happened. Like, less than a blink and you're gone. Inmn Yeah, yeah. There is a there is an image circulating--which is probably like, you know, after hearing that, like, it's probably a photoshopped image--but there was an image floating around where people thought they could see the Xbox controller that controlled the sub on the bottom of the ocean. Which I think is probably not true because everything was destroyed. But.... Brooke Yeah, it's kind of funny, though. For a frame of reference, you mentioned that it's 5000 pounds of pressure. It's...that's like 400 times the amount of air pressure that we feel just standing around at sea level, I should say. So, it's the equivalent of the weight of the Eiffel Tower on you. Inmn Wow. Brooke Yeah. Or, I guess on the submarine. I shouldn't say on the person. But, that's the equivalent of the Eiffel Tower sitting on top of that little mini submarine. Inmn Yeah. And on the note of the ocean gate, do you know who the...you know, this is a Wikipedia joke, so you know, maybe there's other people, but...Do you know who the last person who was killed by a maritime invention that they created was prior to this? Brooke Maybe a Nazi submarine creator? I don't know. I'm guessing. Way randomly guessing. Inmn Thomas Andrews. who designed the Titanic. Brooke [Brooke laughing] The Titanic being like, "You shouldn't fucking come down here. Bad things happened." Cursed a bit of water. Inmn Yeah. Cursed water. Brooke So, mini submarines created by eccentric rich people who ignore standard safety protocols and the warnings from experts probably don't hop into one of those Let's move on. What else is happening in the ocean, Inmn? Inmn So, I'm sure everyone has heard about this. But there have been an increasing string of orca attacks, specifically in the Straits of Gibraltar, which is kind of off the coast of Spain. And the...So it's a big hype in the media right now, I think because of some specific things, like that they've sunk at least three boats at this point. Brooke Do orcas get big enough to sink boats? Inmn Yes. Brooke Wow. I'm bad with the size of things in the ocean. I think of them as being like dolphin size, but no, they're not. They're whale size, right? Inmn Yeah, they weighed like 11 tonnes or something. Brooke Oh lord those are big. Okay. I feel really ignorant for having confessed that to everyone. Just go ahead and laugh. It's okay. Inmn Yeah, they're big. They're big and powerful. And they're incredibly smart as well. And there's this one boat captain who's reported getting attacked by orcas twice at this point. And both times, his ship's rudder has been disabled. And that's what the orca are doing, is they're--in some cases they're sinking boats--and in other cases, they're disabling the rudders by ramming into them and breaking the mechanism. Brooke I don't know why I love that, but I kind of do. Inmn Yeah, it's very interesting. And, they're supposedly teaching each other how to do it. There's adults teaching calves how to do it. And then like the calves mimicking the ramming of the rudders. Brooke I love this. I don't know why I love this so much. Inmn Yeah, yeah, it's pretty good. And so, it's coming to prominence because of the sinking of the ships and because of the antagonism of this global boat race that goes through the Straits of Gibraltar and ships getting attacked during the race. But, can you guess how many orca attacks, or like encounters that resulted in some kind of worrisome interaction, with an orca that there have been since 2020? Brooke Since 2020? Inmn Yeah. Brooke Okay, I'm gonna guess that there's a couple hundred a year in normal times. And, I think the time frame you're giving me implies that it's worse than usual. So, 1000. Inmn Okay, I mean, you know, you're good at extrapolating disasters...[Laughing] Brooke Because that still seems extreme. What is it close? Inmn There have been over 500 recorded worrisome encounters or attacks on boats between 2020 and now. But, orcas have been attacking people and boats since the early 1900s, at least in terms of like what is recorded. There was a study done interviewing a lot of Inupiaq people in Alaska about orca interactions. And so like, you know, there are Indigenous stories of orca interactions dating back much further. And, what a lot of folks from those interviews had to say was that orcas are like, these, you know, wise and mystical creatures, but also that they hold grudges, might revenge themselves upon anyone who has harmed a whale in the past. Brooke Fuck yeah. Inmn Yeah. Which makes sense for some of the....Like, some of the orca attacks are being talked about, in the media specifically, they're like, "Yeah, it might be due to past trauma." Specifically, for this one whale named White Gladis who's supposedly the one who's teaching all of these orcas. Brooke Angry old lady orca. I love it. Inmn Yeah. But there's some kind of funny things being said about it. Like people are like, "Oh, it's from trauma." Some say it's revenge. Some cited it as a fad. And there are some people who are kind of minimizing it saying, like, "Oh, this is just a fad. Like, they're not revenging themselves upon people there. It's just a fad that they pick up and they'll drop it soon," citing examples like, in the Pacific Northwest, where for a while there was this pod of orcas that would swim around with dissembled seals on their heads. Brooke Wow. Alright. Inmn Yeah. And what's amusing about this to me is that people...I think people are just coming up with wild reasons for why animals do things. And it's like, I feel like it's almost how the news talks about like youth culture and youth uprisings. Like, there's some similar language being thrown around, Brooke Oh, my gosh. Inmn But one of the biggest underlying factors of the orca attacks in the Straits of Gibraltar could be linked to the fact that they were recently declared a critically endangered species or sub population. There's like 40 of them left in the Straits of Gibraltar. Brooke Shit, that is not a lot. Inmn I know. And so it's funny that people have this tendency to say like, "Oh, it's just a fad, or it's from past trauma." And it's like...they're a critically endangered sub population that is like, "No, fuck the chips. Like, it's messing with us." And, it is. Because, a lot of increased ship traffic leads to a lot of complications for them for hunting tuna. And, their fishing and hunting grounds are severely being messed up by boats, boat noise, and by changes in tuna migrations, which is exacerbated by warming waters. So, I think it's pretty clear they're revenging themselves upon humans for this Brooke Yeah, for sure. And, when you're talking about how few of them there are and then you put that in perspective how many attacks there have been like...Obviously, you know, there are orcas in other places, not just the Straits of Gibraltar, but if there's only 40 there--and I don't know how many of the 500 or so boat attacks are...but let's say a couple 100 of the boat attacks are in that area where there's only 40 orcas, you know? That means every orca has gone out and done like five boat attacks. [Both laughing] It's just like, once or twice a year, they're like, "Fuck these boats. I'm doing it." Inmn Yeah, yeah. Brooke And I'm here for it. Go orcas! Inmn Go Orcas. Brooke You know what else what happens when we fuck with Mother Nature? Inmn What also happens when we fuck with mother nature, Brooke? Brooke Weather. Weather weirdness and stuff going bad. For instance--you've got a better one than me--but this is a little one that I'll pitch as a warm up and then you can share your much better story. There have been storms in the Midwest and the East Coast this last week that have grounded thousands or even tens of thousands of flights. They've been delayed and canceled. So, there's however many passengers that equals--maybe it's thousands of planes and tens of thousands of passengers was the number, actually. They're, you know, stranded vacationing on the east coast, what have you, and can't get back to their homes. And, they haven't even started rescheduling flights yet. And I compared this earlier to like Climate migration. And it's obviously not quite the same thing. It's like a very temporary sort of situation in which a whole bunch of extra people are stuck in a place because of the climate preventing their ability to travel. Isn't that fun? Inmn No? Brooke No, certainly not. Yeah. I mean, it's just like not the normal time of year for there being epic storms like this that are holding up planes and causing cancellations and stuff. Inmn Yeah, yeah. Is some of that related to smoke from the wildfires in Canada? Brooke Um, you know, I didn't see any notes about it being caused by smoke. I wouldn't be surprised if there was some of that going on too. But, it was talking really specifically about major storms, rain storms, wind storms in the Midwest and east, which is like...When we hear about it in the winter and there's flights canceled, we're like, okay, yeah, winter snow, and ice means flights get canceled. But, when you hear about it in summer, it's very strange to have that going on right now. Inmn Yeah, yeah. Brooke Is there are other strange weather going on now? Inmn There's some other strange weather going on right now. So, in the southeast United States, South America, and Mexico right now there's this pretty intense heatwave going on. In Mexico alone, since March, there have been over 112 people who have died from extreme heat related complications in Mexico. Brooke Jeez. Inmn It's pretty brutal. There's large sporting events being canceled from athletes just like dropping out from heat illness. In the southeast of the US it is particularly bad with heat indexes of upwards of 120 degrees in New Orleans and Texas right now. And, a lot of these are like record heats for the areas. And notably in Texas, in Big Bend over the month, a 14 year old hiker in Big Bend died from heat related illness complications. And, his stepdad also died from heat related illness from crashing...which resulted in him crashing his car and dying while trying to get help for his stepson. Brooke Jeez. Inmn Yeah, it's awful. It's kind of brutal. And, there's kind of like critical fire conditions in New Mexico because of this. Like, I know someone who's like getting deployed to a fire pretty imminently in New Mexico. And, in contrast to this there's also wild flooding happening. Yeah, there's kind of been like an early little hurricane season in the Caribbean. And, in June there were catastrophic floods in Haiti, across the rest of the Caribbean, and in South America with catastrophic flooding in Brazil, Ecuador and Chile. Brooke So like, just south of the areas that are having the really bad heat waves, basically? Inmn Yeah. There's also this extreme flooding happening. And, some of this can be explained by a another pretty large weather shift, which is that we are officially in an El Nino weather pattern as of June Brooke An El Nino is the wet one, right? It's way too much rain. And La Nina is something else? Inmn Yeah, kind of. I spent a long time trying to understand these weather patterns and they're rather complicated. So, essentially what is going on is that there's this large amount of warm water that accumulates around Australia. And at some point, there's this big weather shift due to these like feedback loops changing. And, all of that warm water starts to move eastward. So, okay, during a La Nina event, Australia and tropical Asia experience a lot of flooding and storms and stuff. And then during an El Nino event, all of that warm water starts to shift eastward, which results in much higher surface water temperatures across the Atlantic. Which, can do a lot of it brings. It brings rain as well to the Atlantic. But, it also brings a huge amount of heat. So like during an El Nino event, there is projected to be like large increases in global temperatures and specifically in the surface water. And so typically in a La Nina event, we experience in the Atlantic a lot more hurricanes. So during an El Nino event, there's actually like a decrease in the amount of intensified hurricanes because of the trade winds that are associated with an El Nino event. They kind of like cut off the head of the hurricane before it can develop. But, due to an unprecedented heat event occurring, the heat is actually suppressing the winds and so a lot of weather scientists are unsure what's going to happen for this El Nino event because the winds that normally prevent large hurricanes might not do that anymore. But, there will be a huge increase in warm water and in the amount of water in the Atlantic so other catastrophic things could happen. Brooke Oh, good. Just what we need more catastrophic things. Inmn Yeah, and this is....I feel like I'm going to get @'ed for for some of this reporting. Go watch a YouTube video about El Nino.... [Brooke interrupts] Brooke You're not a climatologist full time. Inmn Yeah, not a climatologist. I had a really hard time deciphering a lot of this information. But yeah, that's what I got about the weather. Brooke I think it was great. And I appreciate that. Alright, one quick news topic for you if I may? Inmn Yeah, yeah. What else have you got in this list of horrifying things? Brooke Well, the United States Postal Service, USPS, is raising the price of stamps again. That's effective July 9th. So, if you happen to be listening to this before July 9th and you're someone who does a lot of mailings, run out and buy some Forever stamps because they will be only be 63 cents and you can use them for first class postage forever. Where as, starting July 9th, they're going to be 66 cents. They're gonna go up three whole cents. They're also raising the price for postcards and for international mail. Inmn Cool. I mean, you know, whatever. But... Brooke I have one more funny news story, but I can't remember if you had other stuff to share, too? Inmn I have some more stuff. I have some other headlines. But, you know, do your headlines. Brooke Oh, no, throw out one of your headlines. I want to your headlines. I just did a headline. We take turns here at Strangers. It's very important. Inmn All of my headlines are about pretty bad things happening for trans folks. Brooke Oh God, no. Inmn No, it's not a good month or a year for us. Brooke Or century. Life time. Inmn In Vancouver, BC, a husband and a wife interrupted a track and field meet literally in the middle of the shot-put event as this kid was walking up to do her turn. And this dad like literally stormed onto the field, accusing this person--who is a cis girl--ended up berating and accusing her of being trans, and how she should not be able allowed to compete, and demanded that the parents produce a birth certificate on the spot to prove that this like nine year old, this girl was, in fact, a cis girl. Brooke Don't harass children. I mean, the whole thing is kind of bananas, but what grown ass adult in their right mind thinks it's okay to walk up to like, you know--I was picturing like a high schooler, which is still not okay, but then you said a nine year old and I'm like, "What the actual fuck? Like, what's wrong with your brain?" I shouldn't say it that way. Why would you think it's okay to berate a nine year old child? A stranger that you don't know? That's just bananas. That's bananas. Inmn Yeah. All in the name of protecting children. [said with dry sarcasm] Brooke Yes, as a mother, I'm imagining if that had been my child in that situation, I would have not done well. I become kind of a mama bear with my kid. And like some stranger comes up and starts shouting at my kid, it's not gonna go well for them. And I just don't understand how anybody thinks that's okay. Inmn Yeah, and the both of them also verbally berated both of this kid's moms as being, you know, groomers and genital mutilators? Brooke Gross. Yeah, child's not even trans. Not that would be okay if they were, but it's just that extra layer of ignorance. Inmn Yeah, it does point to this larger thing, though, of like, you know--obviously, all of this heightened violence towards trans people is obviously more dangerous for trans people than it is for anyone else--But, I think that we're going to see--and this is corroborated by some more headlines that I have--that a lot of this violence is also going to be directed at other queer people. It's going to be directed at trans guys. And, a lot of it's going to be directed at cis women. Like, basically anyone who doesn't fit gender norms. Brooke Wonderful. Inmn Whether that's how they dress or how their hair is cut or otherwise. And, that was part of the provoking incident with this nine year old was that she had a pixie cut. So, she had short hair. Brooke Oh, no. I had a shaved head at that age. Like 8, 9, 10. Like, shaved. Like that's just a pixie cut, you know, little tiny baby hairs. That's how I like to wear it. And it's weird to think about how if I were nine years old today, how I might be treated. I mean, everybody thought I was weird for having a boys haircut then but like, nobody was going to come up and yell at me about, I don't know, my gender expression or anything like that. They're just like, "You're weird." And that was all. Inmn Yeah. Interesting. Do you have any other headlines? Brooke I've got one more fun story from Oregon for you. Do you want it now? Or do you want it after your evil headlines? Inmn Maybe if it's fun, maybe it's like a nice thing later? Brooke Okay, yeah, that's good. Suffering for a little bit. And then maybe I can take us out with some lols. Inmn Another notable thing that happened...this was like trending on Tik Tok a lot this past month was a like...a masc, a slightly masc presenting cis lesbian woman was actually arrested for using the bathroom designated for women. Brooke Oh, of course. Inmn Yeah. Brooke God forbid. Inmn Yeah. Which involves this dude cop like going into this bathroom and trying to shake this person down for ID, you know? To like, prove that she was in fact a cis woman. Brooke Oh, the whole bathroom thing. Inmn Ben Shapiro. I'm sure folks knew who Ben Shapiro is. Brooke A little bit. Inmn Yep. So, Ben Shapiro and the Daily Wire is filming an anti-trans movie in Nashville right now. Brooke I was really hoping you were gonna say in a bathroom. Sorry. Inmn I'm sure bathrooms will get brought into this movie. Brooke Okay, and where? Nashville? Inmn Nashville Tennessee. Brooke What's it called? Inmn It's called the Coach Miracle and it is about a group of cis men who are pretending to be trans women so that they can play basketball in the Olympics. Brooke Okay. Inmn And I think I've heard that Ted Cruz was on location filming with it. And they misled...they had a bunch of misleading casting ads, which tricked a lot of queer actors into signing on to the film. Brooke Yeah, I see it. I see it now. Inmn Because it's being billed as this like queer comedy movie about basketball. But, yeah, it's pretty bad. But okay, so the one thing that I'm wondering is, does them making that movie put them in violation of Tennessee's drag ban? Brooke When the shitty laws come back around to bite the shitty people in the ass? I hope it does. Inmn Yeah, well, or Brooke I really hope it violates that law. Inmn It definitely wouldn't...like no one...None of them are going to be prosecuted for that. But, in a good bit of news, a federal judge rejected the Tennessee drag show ban as being unconstitutional. Brooke Yeah, it is. It's a First Amendment violation Inmn Yeah. So, the Tennessee drag ban is is no more. I mean, it's still in the books, but it has been deemed unconstitutional by the Supreme Court. Brooke Alright. Well, that's a little something to make me less, just a little bit less worried about the world. Inmn Yeah. But also the Human Rights Campaign, which I feel like I'm having like a brain fog around. I feel like the Human Rights Campaign came under heavy critique for being pretty transphobic in years past. But I can't remember a lot of things. So. But, you know, regardless, Human Rights Campaign, declared in June, what, you know, trans people have been saying for a very long time, which is that they declared a national state of emergency for trans people. Brooke Holy shit. Inmn Which, you know, I don't really understand what that means. And it's like, you know, queer and trans people have been saying the same thing for a very long time. So like, I don't really know what kind of legitimacy they're lending to it. But... Brooke Yeah, but they're like a well known entity. So them, I think, saying that like really is going to draw some important attention to what's going on that obviously, you and I are paying well attention to, but I don't know how much any of the rest of society and you know, your normal Democrats or vanilla leftist folks are really paying any attention to all of this that's going on. Inmn Yeah, yeah, that's true. But regardless of what's up with the Human Rights Campaign... And my foggy memory...Maybe they're fine? I don't know. They did put out a report recently that is this interactive document that keeps up on what laws are being introduced, what bills have been signed into law, what states there are sports bans and bathroom bans, and things like that. Pretty much all of the information to stay up to date on what's going on in your area or your surrounding area can be found in this interactive report that they put out. Brooke So, okay. Well, if you've had problems in the past, it sounds like they are catching up and making progress and starting to do some good things now. So we should always applaud when that starts to happen. Inmn Yeah. Brooke Or we can be disappointed. But it's, you know, it's good that they're getting there now. I feel like. Inmn Yeah. What's your good headline? Yeah. What's your funny news? Brooke Okay, soon New Jersey is going to be the only state in the United States where you're not allowed to pump your own gas because Oregon's legislature just passed a law saying that's going to end our very, very silly law that says you cannot pump your own gas. So, the governor still has to sign in that law--which there's no reason to think she's not going to--and then congratulations to us. When we get to a gas station, we can get out of our cars and do it ourselves. And it's hard to emphasize how ridiculous this is if you haven't, like, lived here in Oregon and then traveled to other places where you can pump your own gas, you know? I've lived in this state my whole life, but I traveled to Washington frequently. And once I crossed that state border, I pump my own gas and it's not a big deal. But, in Oregon, I mean, you don't get out of your car, right? You roll down your window and someone comes to you and takes your card and pumps your gas. And there have been a couple of times like during severe heat waves and part of COVID, in which they allowed self-service. And it was very confusing for people. You could see them when they got to the gas station that they were sitting there and like looking around and waiting. And then they realized there was a sign and then they were like, "Oh, pump my own gas," and they get out and they look at this machine like it's asking them to do calculus or something. Oh, it's gonna be so confusing and upsetting for people and I'm looking forward to it. Inmn Cool? Brooke It's just so silly that we can't. I mean, it's a law that came on the books like 70 years ago or something like that because the government was worried about, you know, people handling flammable materials and whether or not they could be responsible and safe. And, Oregon still has that law active on the books. Inmn Wow. Brooke Yeah. So this means nothing to, you know, probably 80% of our listeners, but the 20% of you who are in Oregon with me or who have lived here for a set of time, you know you're laughing. Inmn To just to frame this episode with, you know, fascists killing or harming or trying to fight other fascists. So, people might have heard, but there was an attempted coup in Russia from this group called the Wagner Group, which is a private military company of some 50,000 troops. Brooke Damn, Inmn Yeah, yeah. And it's a private military company, they're literal mercenaries. It is a company that is operated by a single person who was...It's hard for me to understand what, you know, fascists quips with other fascists are, but they were dissatisfied with the military leadership for the, you know, the invasion of Ukraine. And they were upset that they claimed that their troops were getting shelled by the larger Russian military. And so they staged a coup. They attempted to go to Moscow to specifically target this general who is in charge of the invasion of Ukraine. And that lasted about a day and there was this shady sounding deal that was brokered between Putin and Prigozhin, who's the head of the Wagner group, by the Belarusian president, I think. And the details of the deal have not been...no one knows what the details of the deal are. But, the Wagner group went from being accused of treason and like considered criminals by the Russian state to everything's fine and no one's getting in trouble. Brooke Yeah, sure. Everything's fine. Inmn So yeah, some fascists killed some other fascists. Brooke Excellent. No notes. Brooke No notes. Brooke As we started the episode, so we ended with good news. Thanks for that happy headline. Can I do the the ending thing now with the ending of the thing? Brooke Thanks so much for listening to the latest installment of This Month in the Apocalypse. We come to you as members of the Strangers in a Tangled Wilderness publishing collective. We produce a few other podcasts, great zines, publish books. And, we just finished very successfully Kickstarting our first tabletop role playing game, Penumbra City. Inmn Which, as of...If you're listening on Friday, you still have until 7am on Saturday, July 1st to back this Kickstarter. Brooke So why would you want to? Inmn So this wonderful role playing game that me, and Margaret, and Robin, and Casandra have been working on for a really long time is...We Kicstarted it. It was a huge success. Thank you, everyone. So, if you back the Kickstarter now, in addition to whatever rewards you select--and there's, you know, there's rewards from digital PDFs, to a beautiful hardcover print edition of the game--you get a reduced price because it's going to be cheaper on the Kickstarter than it will be when we sell it later. Brooke That's like a 20% discount. That's awesome. Yeah. Inmn And you also get some Kickstarter exclusive swag, a sticker that won't exist after this, and access to an art print by Robin Savage, which will also not be available after the Kickstarter. You also get, if you back it now at any level, you get two additional books, which is a novella by Margaret Killjoy, and a campaign module that I'll be writing. And those are because we unlocked most of our stretch goals. You'll also get digital--and these are digital editions and like discount on print editions later--but you'll also get a digital edition of a full color map that Robin and Casandra are making. And so, you know, go check out the Kickstarter. Kickstarter, Penumbra City. It's on there. And yeah, I'm disappointed we didn't get to...[interrupted] Brooke [Finishing] The pizza party or the naked live streamed hot tub party. Inmn It was never naked. It was never going to be...[interrupted] Brooke I was gonna be naked. I don't know what you guys were gonna do. But there's still time though. Get us to that 100k mark and be naked in a hot tub for everyone and you will be happy about it. I promise. Yeah, there's a new book coming out too, that we are crazy excited about? At least I am because I got to do that editing work on it and it is phenomenal. I think I'm gonna buy like five copies, at least, from us when it comes out because I want to give it to so many people. Inmn Yeah, it is an incredible book. It's coming out. It's actually, if you go to our website anytime after listening to this, it'll be available for preorder. And that is To the Ghosts Who Are Still Living by Ami Weintraub. And it is a collection of essays written by Ami. In this collection of remarkable essays, Ami guides us on a journey to meet the ghosts of his Jewish ancestors, the people whose struggles and stories sometimes whisper and sometimes scream to be shared. Ami examines challenging questions of heartbreak, memory, restitution, and self-discovery. It is an absolutely beautiful and heartbreaking book. And, if you want to hear more about the book, what also came out today is an interview with Ami on my other podcast, Strangers in a Tangled Wilderness. There's a really incredible interview that he does talking about the process of creating the book and a sample chapter read by the wonderful Bea Flowers. So, go check out the book and the other podcast to hear more about it. Brooke Nice. All that great stuff is available on our website, Tangledwilderness.org. And we are also on some social media platforms and you can connect with us there. We are able to do all of these rad things because of the support of our listeners, especially because of our Patreon supporters who really provide the base monthly financials that we need in order to do our production work. So, we're incredibly grateful to our patrons. 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In this week's episode, James catches up with Great British Bake Off star, Michelle Evans-Fecci. During the episode, the pair talk about making the most out of seasonal produce, Michelle's Bake Off experience, the challenges of writing a cookbook in the midst of a global pandemic, delicious recipes and ingredients, and lots more.   If you're a fan of baking and want to learn more about Summer seasonal produce – you won't want to miss this.    https://www.instagram.com/james_golding_chef/ and Maple from Canada UK https://www.instagram.com/maplecanadauk/ for more seasonal recipe inspiration.            Follow Michelle here: https://www.instagram.com/bakesbymichelle/    Resources mentioned in the interview:     Great British Bake Off: https://thegreatbritishbakeoff.co.uk/  S4C: https://www.s4c.cymru/en/tag/279/michelle-evans-fecci/  You can purchase Michelle's book here: https://www.littlebrown.co.uk/titles/michelle-evans-fecci/the-seasonal-baker/9781472146625/

Join us on this week's PreserveCast as we head back to frontier Indiana where we'll talk with Michelle Evans, the Domestic Trades Manager at Conner Prairie, one of the largest open air history museums in the nation. Michelle will take us through the background of Conner Prairie and her experience over the past four decades on site as well as Conner's Prairie's use of heirloom plants within their 1000 acres and 14 areas of interaction.

BlazeTV contributor Jaco Booyens joins Sara to discuss the recent debt ceiling deal reached by Speaker of the House Kevin McCarthy and President Biden. Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton was impeached over the weekend in a politically motivated attack by Speaker of the House Dade Phelan. The Texas Department of Public Safety is investigating a group of women who shared photos of a transgender activist in a women's restroom. Michelle Evans joins the show to tell her side of the story after her life was ruined by a Soros-backed Travis County district attorney. Target is losing billions of dollars after it released a Pride collection that included tuck-friendly bathing suits and LGBTQ children's onesies. Today's Sponsors: Stop supporting companies that don't align with your values. Patriot Mobile's 100% U.S.-based customer service team makes switching easy! Just go to http://PATRIOTMOBILE.COM/NEWS or call 1-878-PATRIOT! Get FREE ACTIVATION today with the offer code NEWS. Relief factor isn't a drug, but it was developed by doctors to fight inflammation. Try it today. The 3-Week QuickStart is only $19.95. Go to http://www.relieffactor.com or call 1-800-4Relief to get your QuickStart today. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Technology and ecommerce have certainly changed the face of retail. From innovative payment methods to omnichannel platforms, retailers now have access to a wealth of tools and options that can help them reach customers more effectively while providing better service overall. And after a couple of years of uncertainty for brick-and-mortar stores during the pandemic, signs show retailers need to find that balance of in-person and digital shopping experiences.During this episode of Retail Remix, we spotlight a conversation with Michelle Evans, Global Lead for Retail and Digital Consumer Insights at Euromonitor, that took place on the show floor at NRF 2023. We discussed critical trends for retailers going into 2023 and how ecommerce, innovative tech, and physical retail experiences will evolve. Listen to learn about:  The key 2022 industry themes that will impact the industry moving forward; Advice for retailers on how to best balance value and immersive, tech-driven experiences; The growing role of automation to drive CX and operational efficiency; and How authenticity is becoming more measurable for retail leadership teams. RELATED LINKS Learn more about Euromonitor Check out Euromonitor's Global Consumer Trends for 2023! Read Michelle's summary from her NRF session Follow Michelle on LinkedIn and Twitter! Register for Euromonitor's upcoming webinar on top digital shopper trends Miss NRF 2023? Check out our recaps and coverage!

Dr Michelle Evans is the Director of Dilin Duwa Centre for Indigenous Business Leadership at The University of Melbourne. Dilin Duwa runs programs, research projects and partnerships that strengthen indigenous focused business and leadership, and has just celebrated its 10th anniversary

In this episode, guest host Michelle Evans sits down with Levi Strauss & Co.'s new Global Head of Digital & Emerging Technology Strategy, Dr. Amy Gershkoff Bolles. During their conversation, Dr. Amy and Michelle discuss retail tech innovation and the technologies that have proven themselves the most effective in scaling in today's hyper-competitive market. Dr. Amy also shares some noteworthy examples of Levi's recent digital transformation initiatives as well as her thoughts on Web3 and how can retailers leverage it in their customer journey About the guest: A little more than six months into the job, Dr. Bolles has already played a critical role in refining Levi's approach to the digital economy and in shaping how emerging technologies can enhance customer experience around the globe. Prior to joining Levi Strauss, She has held positions as Founder, CEO and COO of several technology start-ups and sat on the boards of numerous tech companies. About the host: Michelle Evans is the Global Lead of Retail and Digital Consumer Insights at Euromonitor International and one of RETHINK Retail's top retail influencers. If you enjoyed this episode, please let us know by subscribing to our channel and giving us a 5 star rating us on Spotify and Apple Podcasts.

The one and only Kellie-Jay Keen came through Austin this past weekend as a part of her US tour. The Austin Speaker's Corner was unlike others in that we had a team of private security. The usual cowards showed up- middle aged men shouting thing like, "GO HOME TERFS" and "TRANS LIBERATION" aka 'shut up women' and 'mens rights over women's safety'. The weekend was filled with lots of terfy connections and a terf miracle which I get into in the recap. Special thanks to Kellie-Jay Keen, Meghan Murphy, Mary Lou Singleton and Michelle Evans for making the Austin event powerfully connective. ➢➢➢ UPCOMING MASTER CLASS Inoculating Our Children Against Transgender Ideology: https://www.whosebodyisit.com/inoculating-our-children-against-transgender-ideology SUPPORT THE PODCAST | https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/whosebodyisit?locale.x=en_US COACHING SOVEREIGN WOMEN | https://www.whosebodyisit.com/coaching-for-sovereign-women HYPNOSIS FOR HEALING & RADICAL CHANGE | https://www.whosebodyisit.com/hypnosis SHOP ACTIVIST STICKERS | https://www.whosebodyisit.com/shop INSTAGRAM | https://www.instagram.com/whosebodyisit/

“The thing that excites me about contributions to our economy by Indigenous businesses is that we need to be able to tell these stories more.” – Dr Michelle Evans co-founder Indigenous Business Month

Indigenous Business Month is an annual celebration that occurs every … Continued

In this episode, we continue our discussion with Michelle Evans, DSW, LCSW, CADC, around cultural needs and treatment adaptations that can best serve the Hispanic and Latinx populations, with a focus on how to assess the organizational environment to identify cultural adaptation needs.

In this third epsiode on the topic of Increasing Cultural Connection with Hispanic and Latinx Clients, we discuss cultural needs and treatment adaptations that can best serve the Hispanic and Latinx populations with Michelle Evans, DSW, LCSW, CADC.

Michelle Evans is a Personal Trainer, Wellness Coach and Mother of 3 who is the founder of Texans For Vaccine Choice as well as a candidate for State Rep in Texas House District 136. We had a very fun and animated episode where we talked about the importance of medical freedom and body autonomy, the effectiveness of Texas Republican leadership, and how overturning Roe v Wade will impact this years election. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/alex-strenger/support

In this episode, we speak with Michelle Evans, DSW, LCSW, CADC.about establishing respectful relationships with our Hispanic and Latinx clients.

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Michelle Evans is a mom, and is running to serve as State Representative in Texas House District 136. She began to feel concerned about the way schools were restricting parents' access to their kids, and moreso when she learned they were being taught gender identity ideology, and the homophobic and sexist ideas attached to that. Meghan Murphy speaks with her about her concerns and her campaign. Watch this interview on YouTube. To gain early access to episodes and select content, subscribe on Patreon. The Same Drugs is on Twitter @the_samedrugs. Stay up to date with The Same Drugs on Substack. Watch The Same Drugs on YouTube. Please consider becoming a supporter of The Same Drugs on Anchor! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-same-drugs/support

In this episode I'm joined by Michelle Evans to discuss the landscape girls face in light of increasing forms of sex-based oppression and the role parents are playing in protecting children in and out of schools. Michelle shares how she became active in combating gender ideology, the damaging messages sent when children are ‘socially transitioned,' and the sacrifices girls are forced to make as female-only spaces diminish in schools. We discuss the insidious games being played behind the scenes of school board meetings, the attack on parental rights - including the overreach of schools identifying kids as "trans" - and some of the current weaknesses that we must overcome to take effective action against trans ideology. Michelle shares her successes organizing both single issue groups and larger groups with other concerned parents and community members, and offers invaluable insight for those wanting to take action. Michelle is a married mother of three, fitness coach, small business owner, and fierce advocate for families. Her career was in social services before she focused more on political advocacy. She is adamant that women and girls have value and a unique contribution to the world, and is running as a State Representative in Texas to preserve women-only spaces. Learn more about Michelle's platform: https://michelleevansfortexas.com/index.php ➢➢➢ SUPPORT THE PODCAST | https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/whosebodyisit?locale.x=en_US 1:1 COACHING SOVEREIGN WOMEN | https://www.whosebodyisit.com/coaching-for-sovereign-women HYPNOSIS FOR HEALING & RADICAL CHANGE | https://www.whosebodyisit.com/hypnosis SHOP ACTIVIST STICKERS | https://www.whosebodyisit.com/shop INSTAGRAM | https://www.instagram.com/whosebodyisit/

Lindsay has a sit down discussion with a local Austin Texas friend Michelle Evans to discuss what its like navigating the gender ideology with her own children, the corruption of school unions, transgender rallies at the Austin capitol, their experience with new film screenings displaying the attempt to destroy and brainwash American youth and so much more. ❤️

Michelle Evans is a small business owner, the wife of a Marine veteran, and the mother of three. She is one of the founding members of Texans For Vaccine Choice. She's active in school board issues in Round Rock ISD. She's also a volunteer with Round Rock Lead for Moms for Liberty. She joins us on the podcast to discuss her campaign for Texas House District 136 which includes western Williamson County, including Northwest Austin, Cedar Park, Leander, and the Brushy Creek area.

Few innovations have disrupted retail more than subscription, but what comes next? Bespoke Post is known for their themed subscription boxes of AWESOME but continues to innovate, announcing a $40 Million Series B raise intended to help us discover emerging brands. Chief Merchandising Officer Michelle Evans shares her future of subscription, the importance of personalization and storytelling and how new technologies will help the brand continue to unlock what's next.

It's the Joel Natalie Show podcast and we're glad that you are with us. October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and our guests Thursday provide help, counseling, and safety to victims of domestic abuse. Joining us were Lori Pasilin, Executive Director of Safe Journey Domestic and Dating Violence Services, and Michelle Evans the Program Director as they shared more about Safe Journey's efforts to protect and support those affected by domestic violence.

In this episode, we'll continue our “Get Closer” series with installment 6. Part 6 is presented by Pastors Aaron Frazier, Jannice Newell, Lakesha Douglas, and Michelle Evans who will delve into faith with works, faith without works, and our responsibility as believers to act out our faith.

S'mae... Dych chi'n gwrando ar Pigion - podlediad wythnosol Radio Cymru i'r rhai sy'n dysgu ac sydd wedi dysgu Cymraeg. Tomos Morse dw i, ac i ddechrau'r wythnos yma … Gwneud Bywyd Yn Haws Mae llawer ohonon ni wedi gorfod newid ein cynlluniau gwyliau dros cyfnod Covid, ond gwnaeth penderfyniad Carys Mai Hughes i ymestyn ei gwyliau cyn yr ail gyfnod clo newid ei bywyd hi am byth, fel clywon ni ar Gwneud Bywyd Yn Haws… Ymestyn - To extend Yr ail gyfnod clo - The second lockdown Sa i'n mynd gartref - Dw i ddim yn mynd adre Sa i'n beio ti - I don't blame you Swistir - Switzerland Bore Cothi Mae teithio o gwmpas Ewrop mewn campervan wedi gwneud bywyd yn dipyn haws i Carys on'd yw e? Shelley Rees oedd yn cyflwyno Bore Cothi ddiwedd wythnos diwetha a chafodd hi gwmni'r actores Rhian Cadwaladr. Actores ie, ond hefyd mae hi'n awdur, yn ffotograffydd ac fel cawn ni glywed yn y clip nesa, mae hi'n dipyn o gogyddes hefyd ac wedi ennill gwobr gan neb llai na Nigella Lawson… Lawrlwytho - To download Pobyddion - Bakers Llachar - Bright Cyfrif - Account Gradd - Degree Ieithoedd Canol Oesoedd - Middle Age Languages Troi'r Tir Wel, llongyfarchiadau mawr i Rhian ond hefyd i Nigella am ddefnyddio'r Gymraeg. Mae merched o ardal Cynwyl Elfed yn Sir Gaerfyrddin wedi trefnu taith tractors i godi arian tuag at uned Cemotherapi Ysbyty Glangwili ger Caerfyrddin. Roedd dynion yn cael cymryd rhan hefyd ond ar un amod, fel cawn ni glywed! Dyma i chi rai o'r merched, a'r dynion, yn sôn am y daith… Amod - Condition Disgleirio - Shining Yn flynyddol - Annually Elusennau - Charities Yn dost - Yn sâl Cymuned - Community Gwerthfawrogiad - Appreciation Cydweithio - Cooperating Mas - Allan Silwair - Silage Ifan Evans Amy Evans, Mared Powell, Malcolm Evans a Michelle Evans oedd y rheina yn sôn am daith tractors Cynwyl Elfed. Tybed oedd Malcolm wedi gwisgo fel merch ar gyfer y daith? Roedd Mared yn y clip yna yn sôn ei bod yn dod o Lampumpsaint yn Sir Gaerfyrddin. Ac o Lanpumpsaint mae Alun Rees yn dod yn wreiddiol hefyd, ond erbyn hyn mae o'n byw yn Nashville, ac yn gweithio ar raglen deledu yno. Cafodd Ifan Evans sgwrs gydag Alun a dyma i chi flas ar y sgwrs… Trydanwr - Electrician Cyfryngau - Media Crwt - Bachgen Hyfforddi - To coach Ar yr hewl (heol) - On the road Offer - Equipment Goleuni - Lights Lleoliad - Location Cofio Hanes Alun Rees sy'n byw yn Nashville oedd hwnna ar raglen Ifan Evans. Cyd-ddigwyddiadau oedd thema Cofio'r wythnos diwetha a dyma i chi glip o Aled Richard yn sôn wrth Shan Cothi am rywbeth rhyfedd iawn ddigwyddodd iddo fe … Cyd-ddigwyddiadau - Coincidences Arddegau - Teenage years Hyd y gwyddwn i - As far as I knew Dros Ginio Wel ie, ‘sbŵci' iawn on'd ife? Dw i'n siŵr bod llawer mwy ohonon ni wedi treulio gwyliau'r haf yma ar lan y môr yng Nghymru yn hytrach na mynd dramor oherwydd Covid. A does unman gwell, nac oes, ond i ni gael y tywydd! Ar Dros Ginio ddydd Mawrth diwetha cafodd Jennifer Jones gwmni'r syrffiwr, nofiwr gwyllt a'r amgylcheddwr Laura Truelove i sôn am pa mor arbennig ydy'r môr iddi hi'n bersonol… Amgylcheddwr - Environmentalist Arfordir - Coast Yn rheolaidd - Regularly Deniadol - Attractive Atynfa - Attraction Dianc - To escape Cyngor - Advice Iselder - Depression Methu ymdopi - Unable to cope Rhagnodi - To prescribe Ïonau - Ions

https://ratherinventive.com/blog/imc-podcast-25-marketing-funnel-with-michelle-evans In this episode I share an extract from my conversation with Michelle Evans onhow developing a marketing funnel can take your from simply surviving, to SOLD OUT. Michelle takes us through the steps of developing a funnel from understanding your audience before jumping in to develop a funnel that will nurture more customers into working with you.

Now is your chance to explore the marvels of marketing funnels with Business Coach and Marketing Funnel Strategist, Michelle Evans. In this episode we delve deep down into the inner workings of funnels and discuss how to successfully use them to gather new prospects, guide those prospects along a journey and eventually close that final deal.   Takeaways Funnels are like Legos. Start with something simple and build as you go. Don't fall so in love with your tech that you lose sight of the humans that are actually purchasing your item. If you don't understand the conversation in your buyer's head you're not going to be able to engage them in the right place. Start with what their pain point is. Some of your best insights can come from surveys. Use them. A funnel is a way for you to engage your audience in the conversation you want to have with them. It helps you build their trust, show them why they need your company, what their pain is and why now is their time to act. There are different stages of funnels: Phase 1: the warm-up Phase 2: invite them in Phase 3: set the stage Phase 4: offer a clear next step People care most about whether you are going to solve their problem, if your product is a good investment and if they will look like a hero or zero for buying from you. Use the PASOP acronym (Pain, Aggravate, Solve, Pain) to help bring prospects through the marketing funnel. Links Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/michellelevansofficial LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michellelevans425/ Website: http://www.michellelevans.com/ Twitter: @michellelevans      

The buzz for 2018 is all about marketing funnels. I'm sure you've heard the term thrown about here, there and everywhere—especially in this day and age of digital and online marketing. But raise your hand if you don't have a clue about how to set one up for your business? Well, my friend… this episode is especially for you! My guest, Michelle Evans will simplify marketing funnels, specially for creative entrepreneurs. Bottomline, how do you build and grow your email list, help your prospects turn into paying customers and earn cash in the bank? In this episode, you will learn: What is a marketing funnel and why do I need one now? How to not drown in the tech side of setting it all up And since we've got a LOT of wedding planners listening to our podcast, we walk through, step-by-step in simple terms, the first five steps for a Wedding Planner to set up a marketing funnel and start making sales today! We share all the very best tools available to help you map out your customer's buyer journey, in a way that's simple for you to create and implement. And if you don't really love selling on the phone - this is the solution for you! Let's #DoTheThing. Show notes available with all LINKS mentioned here: https://thesimplifiers.com/podcast/029-michelle-evans/

In today's episode, we're talking about California's foster care system and, in particular, AB 1784 which is one bill aimed at improving the system. We're talking with Carli Olson about the bill itself. She is the Legislative Aide in Asm. Brian Maienschein's - the bill's author - office. We'll also talk with the bill's two sponsors, Keri Firth and Michelle Evans, who are both McGeorge students in the school's Legislative and Public Policy Clinic. The conversation we have with them is part a series we have on our blog, www.capimpactca.com, called The Clinic.

Forbes Riley repeats this phrase frequently, and she continues to turn her dreams into reality time and again. An author, award winning television personality, entrepreneur, creator of the SpinGym fitness sensation. Forbes is one of the most sought after female keynote speakers in the country  Michelle Evans shows professionals, small businesses and entrepreneurs how to get the massive visibility for their business. She shows her clients how to go from a secret to a sold-out success by becoming known as the go-to expert in their field so that they attract the right types of leads to grow their business Tony Rubleski president of Mind Capture Group. His message is designed to help people ‘Capture' more minds and profits. He is an in-demand speaker who's given hundreds of presentations the past decade, a strategic business coach, and global event promoter in the personal development industry. His second book in the Mind Capture series went #1 in three different business categories with Amazon.com and received stunning reviews from a wide range of leaders in marketing, sales, psychology to academia and multiple New York Times bestselling authors  For more information go to MoneyForLunch.com. Connect with Bert Martinez on Facebook. Connect with Bert Martinez on Twitter. Need help with your business? Contact Bert Martinez. Have Bert Martinez speak at your event!