Podcast appearances and mentions of michelle katz

What if being a Jewish leader today meant navigating both unprecedented pride and relentless adversity—all at the exact same time? In this episode of Thrive Loud with Lou Diamond, you'll hear firsthand how Rabbis Jonathan Jaffe and Rabbi Leora Londy are answering that challenge for their community, and what lessons their journey might hold for all of us during turbulent times.Co-hosted by the ever-insightful Michelle Katz, Lou brings you an uplifting, thought-provoking conversation exploring faith, identity, and the surprising power of disagreement. The rabbis share their distinct paths to leadership, their emotional response to recent global events affecting their community (including the aftermath of October 7th), and reveal how anti-Semitism has fostered a deeper sense of purpose—and clarity—within their roles.You'll also get an exclusive peek into their podcast, In Such a Time: a daring initiative at Temple Beth El of Northern Westchester that confronts divisiveness with honest, respectful dialogue. The rabbis discuss why modeling disagreement is sacred, how Jewish tradition champions debate, and what they've learned about creating content in a rapidly changing world.Catch this episode for:Behind-the-scenes stories from Jonathan Jaffea nd Rabbi Leora Londy's personal and professional journeysVulnerable reflections on leading a Jewish community through challenge and changeInsights into the art of creating content that connects and healsAn infectious sense of hope, humor, and authenticityTimestamped Overview:00:00:02 – Intro Announcer introduces the show and host Lou Diamond00:00:26 – Lou Diamond welcomes listeners and co-host Michelle Katz00:01:54 – Michelle Katz introduces guests Jonathan Jaffe and Rabbi Leora Londy00:02:45 – Jonathan Jaffe shares his journey to Temple Beth El00:03:46 – Rabbi Leora Londy shares her path from Israel to the congregation00:05:00 – Discussion on transitioning into a new community and building leadership00:07:41 – How Jewish identity and anti-Semitism are shaping community responses00:12:18 – The emotional toll and responsibility of spiritual leadership00:14:32 – Introduction and purpose behind the In Such a Time podcast00:17:26 – Content creation as a relational and spiritual gift00:22:23 – Where to find the rabbis' podcast and community resources00:22:42 – “Speakeasy Pub Crawl”: Rapid-fire fun questions and personal insights00:29:02 – Closing remarks: reflections on leadership, community, and hopeWhether you're seeking inspiration, understanding, or just great conversation about thriving in extraordinary times, this episode is guaranteed to deliver.

El Mundo de Cabeza - Michelle Katz, campaña 'Acércate' by FM Mundo 98.1

Yes you read that right and yes it's all true. Michelle and I deep dive into her journey through the medical system and her holistic quest to regain her health  It was so good, she will be back for a part 2 in a later episode. We dive into her spiritual journey, tap into practices she is doing to keep herself healthy and things you can do to align your own self. This is potent episode so be prepared to be all in and to have some moments that will reflect into your own health journey. Our bodies are amazing energetic vortexes when we see them that way. When we serve them in the light and really understand vibration. This message is one for us all  Xo Enjoy Michelle Katz, originally from New York, moved to Los Angeles in the late 1990s to begin her career as a Film and TV producer. Over the years, she contributed to numerous high-profile shows, most notably as Co-Executive Producer of Trial 4, an eight-part documentary series on Netflix. In 2020, Michelle left Los Angeles and the television industry to embrace a new chapter as a full-time writer, relocating to the mountains to pursue her creative work in a more tranquil setting.An award-winning abstract painter, Michelle now shares a gallery space with two fellow artists in Idyllwild, where her artwork is displayed. Her writings are featured on her Substack, Broken and Healed, and she has been published in the New Earth Almanac. Michelle recently completed her spiritual memoir, Awakening In The Age of Metals, which explores her healing journey through plant medicines, indigenous practices, and ancestral trauma.Where to find Michelle: @michelle_o_katz (instagram) www.michellekatzart.com (art website) https://michellekatz.substack.com/p/writing-as-a-tool-for-transformation (coaching program) https://open.spotify.com/show/22JcA4IzMgHEe6YBlIFsJ7 (podcast) https://michellekatz.substack.com/publish/posts (substack)Colleen Lindberg is a Soul Mission Activator and Spiritual Strategist Her mission on earth is to dismantle the conformity infrastructures holding souls back, so people can fully embody their potency and power. Her programs, teachings and channeling abilities , guide Light Warriors into more embodiment into their light, owning their unique tools and vibration. Her 16 years as a business consultant and spiritual mentor has shaped her refinement in helping spiritual business owners to lead  their impact in their own potency through their divine blueprints. Massive impact and unlimited income are results of her work with aligned souls. You can find her on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/thecolleenlindberg/You can find her on YouTube as well https://www.youtube.com/@ColleenLindbergAnd some of her current offers can be found here: https://linktr.ee/lightpreneurs

For the 1000th episosde of Thrive LouD, Lou wanted to bring back guests that embodied and represented some of the 5 most popular themes covered over the hundreds of episodes of Thrive LouD. And those themes would be: Entrepreneurship, Leadership, Coaching, Connecting & Podcasting. To best do that he brought back two incredible individuals:  Leadership Advisor & Collaboration Specialist Jeanne M. Stafford AND the award winning co-host of the Cornell (Thank) U Podcast Michelle Katz. Recorded at The Dean in NYC, Lou got a chance to reconnect and catch up with these two wonderful humans in a fun and "speak easy" like venue. Special thanks to Thrive LouD Alum Jackie Botelho and ABCVIP for enabling us to capture this milestone episode in this amazing venue. Listen, Enjoy & Thrive LouD          

Bunny talks to 3 members of the Communities in Schools team about all of the amazing work they are doing in Santa Fe and expanding into New Mexico. "Communities In Schools of New Mexico's 17 Site Coordinators serve approximately 5,500 students and families through 12 Title One  schools in Santa Fe, New Mexico."LinksVisit cisnm.orgLike CIS on FacebookLearn more about SWIFTI Love New Mexico blog pageBunny's websiteI Love New Mexico InstagramI Love New Mexico FacebookOriginal Music by: Kene Terry

Michelle Katz & Stephanie Gitlin met in college where they developed a life long friendship and a passion for their alma mater - Cornell University. So much so that their gratitude for their college years launched a podcast program called Cornell (thank) U where they introduce listeners to past and present Cornellians to hear where they are now and why they are most thankful to Cornell.  As part of the “Cool Things People are Doing in Podcasting” series, you'll love listening to Stephanie and Michelle and how much fun they are and how much fun they are having connecting with others. ***CONNECT WITH LOU DIAMOND & THRIVE LOUD***

The fall is not only apple and pumpkin picking season, but also time for Oktoberfests and cool dining choices. Sunil Dasgupta talks with local food maven Michelle Katz, whose Instagram account @pikeandrozay is one of the most influential food and food photography accounts in Montgomery County. She talks about Oktoberfests, Happy Hours, and food trends. Music from Montgomery County musician Eddie Boxxer.

In the most recent edition of The MoCo Show, Alex is joined by Michelle Katz. They open the show by discussing the Thai food MoCo Eats tournament, and how strong some people's opinions are. Alex shares a local restaurant owner's take on authenticity in terms of ethnic food as it pertains to the general public. Michelle shares some information about Mazza Gallerie closing down and being sold as a foreclosure. Alex talks about a local MoCo resident athlete who weighed in on the Big 10 postponing sports for the year. Alex talks about local restaurants temporarily closing, and other more permanent closings. Michelle provides her thoughts on the private school debate as it relates to reopening, as well as “Shop Maryland Tax Free Week” as Alex clarifies what that actually means. Alex talks about Julia Louis-Dreyfus growing up in MoCo, as well as The Real Housewives of Potomac. In the final section of the show, Alex and Michelle discuss some new openings, as well as a local MoCo resident who just umpired his first MLB game! Alex provides news on the new government agencies coming to downtown Wheaton. Patisserie Manuel Kitchen just announced that they will be providing free birthday cakes to families of children who can not afford a birthday cake themselves. Finally, Michelle gives an update on episodes 99.5 as well as the upcoming episode 100!

In episode 94 of the MoCo Show, we are joined by Nurit Coombe and Michelle Katz. Nurite gives us an update on the housing market and shares some specifics about the current interest rates. She discusses how things have changed with the COVID regulations, and details some of the most unique houses she's listed and sold! After Nurit departs, Alex and Michelle discuss their takes on the recent MoCo Eats Tournaments, listing their personal picks for each bracket. They discuss their own criteria for how they rank restaurants, and even provide some of their own honorable mentions for each category! Alex and Michelle conclude the show by discussing some reopening news, shoutouts to patreon supporters, dream MoCo guests, and prizes provided by the community for the MoCo Eats Tournament Champions!

In episode 92 of The MoCo Show, Alex is joined again by Michelle Katz, writer on the show and founder of @pike.and.rozay on Instagram. They talk county happenings, local malls opening back up, and the MoCo Eats tournaments. The Mexican Cuisine Tournament just wrapped up, with Chapala taking home the trophy! Next up will be sushi. Alex talks about visiting local malls and some of the guidelines for visitors and shoppers. Alex discusses Annie Leibovitz, world famous portrait photographer who took photos of countless celebrities, was officially declared a Living Legend! Annie grew up in the MoCo area and spent a large number of her formative years here. Alex and Michelle talk about new openings and closings, and new MoCo T-Shirts @ teespring.com/stores/MoCo ! If you visit George's Hot Pot and Korean Barbecue through the end of the month, mention the MoCo Show for 20% off!

In this edition of The MoCo Show, Alex is joined by Michelle Katz — who runs the @pike.and.rozay account on instagram, and is actually one of the writers for the show! They discuss the specifics and requirements for the “Best Mexican Cuisine in MoCo” Tournament on instagram @themocoshoweats, and how the community will be involved. They also discuss the ergonomics of how pools will operate this coming summer, given the coronavirus situation. Additionally, Michelle talks about the new MoCo Show T-Shirts coming out soon, and the new dog-friendly bar “Bark Social” that's opening in the area. Alex talks about Selvester Stalone's ties to Silver Spring, and elaborates on some of the history of Howard county and Dr. Henry Howard. Alex and Michelle close out the show by discussing some openings and closings.

Michelle Katz, LPN Chief Health Information Officer of F1HealthIT is interviewed in this episode. F1 HealthIT, a division of F1 Tech Solutions, consistently provides superior consulting services,technical solutions and resources for clinical implementations, optimization, meaningful use,and staff augmentation with in all areas of the Healthcare Industry. Follow Adam on Instagram at Ask Adam Torres for up to date information on book releases and tour schedule. Apply to become a featured co-author in one of Adam's upcoming books: https://www.moneymatterstoptips.com/coauthor --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/moneymatters/support

Health care costs, co-payments, deductibles, denied insurance claims, HMO, PPO, Affordable Care Act – AHHH!  How can anyone know what is best for themselves and their families when it is all so confusing?  In Part 1 of our two part interview, Michelle Katz, LPN, contributor to ABC news and the author of 3 books, Healthcare for Less,  101 Health … Read more about this episode...

Health care costs, co-payments, deductibles, denied insurance claims, HMO, PPO, Affordable Care Act – AHHH!  How can anyone know what is best for themselves and their families when it is all so confusing?  In Part 1 of our two part interview, Michelle Katz, LPN, contributor to ABC news and the author of 3 books, Healthcare for Less, 101 Health … Read more about this episode...

Michelle Katz co-owns Arizona's largest private teaching studio. She explains the impact and usefulness of Groupon for her business.

Obama Care Distortions to ring in the New Year – before you want to ring someone’s neck.You could lose your health care policy because it is sub-par even though it’s a good policy.And you could have signed up – but those first few days of January you might not be able to go to the doctor.Or you could get hit with a 55-thousand dollar hospital bill for appendicitis.  You will have to hear this to believe it.  But you will understand the screwed medical delivery system in our country – the same one our esteemed and paid off speaker of the house calls the greatest. It is Tuesday, December 31, 2013 – coming to you from Sunset Beach, NC.Our Informed Not Inflamed Health Care expert is Michelle Katz.  She is a nurse, patient advocate, and a blogger.You can catch Michelle on ABC News as a health contributor.  Her website is health care hacker dot-org.  She comes to us from Southern California.

We’re talking Obamacare Distortions again.  The web page screw ups have led to more political wrangling that only helps politicians on both sides of the aisle raise money, while leaving many Americans scratching their heads.Michelle Katz is our health expert.  She is a nurse, blogger, and patient advocate among other things.  Her website is health care hacker dot-org.  She comes to us from Southern California.We will avoid the politics of this and get to – what people need to know and what to do.First, cancellations went out because current or old policies did not meet the requirements of the new Affordable Care Act. People could still get a policy – on the exchanges -- that will be better but not necessarily cheaper or more expensive.  The problem is getting on the website to get to those newer policies.

Today we’re going to talk about these 3 things.  First, we’re going to break the story about Obamacare is now sending money to foreign governments.  Second, what to do since it’s apparent that you can lose your health insurance or you might not be able to sign up for health insurance with the computer disaster.  We’ll get that from our health care expert.  And third, we’re lucky to have Michelle.  She was in a dangerous accident and then had to deal with our health care industry.

Health Care Expert Michelle Katz discusses two more distortions about ObamaCare.  The first is the postponement of the out of pocket money we have to pay.  It has been moved to 2015.  The second is another Republican distortion saying the IRS can get to your medical records.

More from Michelle Katz, our health care expert.  This time we look at the role of the health insurance industry in making costs go up.  We also talk about the fall-out of my book review of Catastrophic Care.

Our health care expert Michelle Katz has uncovered a problem with health clinics that have received millions in government funds through the Affordable Care Act.

Patient Advocate and journalist Michelle Katz gives us the inside look at Obama Care and the distortions you're being fed.

07.18.07 Julie Clark - The Naked Song Aguafuego - Guardians of the Land Cody Marks - Tiny Little World Gwen Hughes - Being Sara Michelle Katz - Drive Away JD Danner - You Love Me Anyway Collette Savard - Full Of It Mary Karlzen - Sun and Moon Anne Carol Mitchell - The Water Breaks Debbie Hennessey - Midnight to Cinderella Kate Ashby-Craft - Beauty Shelia Smith - Feel Like I Do Laura Delallo - More Than Just a friend gfire - blue light 3 Kisses - Let's Dance Daize Shayne - WAY OUT SynchDub - Interactive Mind Harlequin Jones - Zombie Vampire from Hell Eden Automatic - Don't Wake Becky A big NetteRadio welcome to new artists Michelle Katz and Shelia Swift and SyncDub. Also, we've got a new track from Kate Ashby-Craft who dedicated her entire CD to her mom and whose beautiful liner notes had me sniffling as I read through her CD. Lovely Kate!