Podcast appearances and mentions of michelle madden

Michelle Madden of Independence of Portage County sits down with Sarah Davies of River View Industries to discuss relevant topics about hiring DSPs, raising wages and how to be vulnerable in this day and age. Learn more at: https://bit.ly/3NKXuKw More Friends for Life Here: https://bit.ly/3m0Pec7 

Michelle Madden is a fellow Baby Scoop era adoptee. She is also a mom, a Reading Specialist who has been working as a Special Education teacher for many years, and a marvelous person. Join us as we talk about the crucial nature of medical histories, and the difficulties of navigating not just one, but two countries bureaucracies in her search for answers. Baby Scoop Era: The Baby Scoop Era was a period of time from roughly 1945 to the 1970s. The Baby Scoop Era was characterized by the shaming of unwed mothers into relinquishing their children for adoption. Adoptions were often shrouded in secrecy, and the falsification of birth records was common. Grey Market Adoption: this is an adoption that takes place through a lawyer rather than through an agency. They are sometimes facilitated by doctors. They are legal, but ethically questionable. Clinical Geneticist: a clinical geneticist is a doctor who works with patients dealing with conditions related to a hereditary issue Adoptee-centric therapist: an adoptee centric therapist is a therapist educated in the issues that confront adopted people. Often, the therapists are adoptees themselves, and uniquely situated to understand the challenges adoptees face. Illinois adoptee access to records law: In 2011, Illinois amended their laws, allowing adoptees born before 1946full access to their original birth certificates. Adoptees born after that date who are over 21years of age may receive their original birth certificate if their birth parent did not file a veto before November of 2011. *note: I am new at this podcast business. You will hear me say Oops at the beginning of this broadcast. Do not be alarmed. That was me realizing I had accidentally hit record before I was ready to record. I thought, I will just edit that out later. If only my computer was so agreeable. I am learning as I go along.

This week we launch Season 2 of The Gathering Podcast. Peter Varberg interviews Michelle Madden, a chaplain from the Rock Church who specializes in Suicide Prevention and Suicide Loss. This is a powerful and extremely helpful episode for anyone in God's family who may encounter someone contemplating suicide, or walking with someone close to another who is.This is in preparation for the Serve First Sunday this week, the Mental Health Resource Fair.

Faith In The Zone: Michelle Madden from Rock Church in San Diego and Founder of the Aftershock ministry joins Mike McGivern

At eighteen, our first guest went to university and on a whim bought a round the world ticket with nothing but a back-pack and small savings. She shares her story of a young boy she met in Cambodia who was orphaned and his story changed her perspective. She also met her husband along the way. She happens to be my youngest sister. I hope you are as inspired as I was. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Today on Middle Grade Mavens we're doing something different in our bonus, "Ask The Editor," series. Running over January - February 2020, each week we'll bring you some insider information on what exactly is on some incredible Australian Children's book editor's wish list's. We hope this will be helpful for our author and illustrator listeners, who might be attending some great children's literature conferences in 2020. The Mavens are avid supporters of KidLitVic, of which the tickets go on sale 10 February, 2020. Today we have Michelle Madden of Penguin Random House Australia. Michelle brings some wonderful insights, so get your pens ready folks.... Enjoy! Publisher Links: https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com.au/ To hear about more books by this publisher head on over to Episode 1: https://anchor.fm/middlegrademavens/episodes/Episode-1--What-is-Middle-Grade-plus-reviews-Fearless-Frederic--The-Secret-of-the-Night-Train-e20td7 Episode 10: https://anchor.fm/middlegrademavens/episodes/Episode-10-The-Mavens-review-Lennys-Book-of-Everything--The-Beast-of-Hushing-Wood--Gabrielle-Wang-Interview-e36kr2 Episode 11: https://anchor.fm/middlegrademavens/episodes/Episode-11-The-Mavens-review-The-Stupendously-Spectacular-Spelling-Bee--Max-Booth-Future-Sleuth--Cameron-McIntosh-Interview-e36krc Episode 26: https://anchor.fm/middlegrademavens/episodes/Episode-26-The-Mavens-review-Grimsdon--The-Boy-Who-Grew-Dragons--Deb-Abela-Interview-e4krvq Kidlitvic Link: http://www.kidlitvic.com/conference-information To learn more about the Mavens, head on over to https://www.middlegradepodcast.com Or to find Julie online drop by https://www.julieannegrassobooks.com And for Pamela online find her at https://www.ueckerman.net Have a question or comment? Email us at mavens@middlegradepodcast.com To learn what books are in the pipeline, follow us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/middlegrademavens And we love blabbering about books over at Instagram https://www.instagram.com/middle_grade_mavens_podcast/ You can find us on Twitter https://twitter.com/GradeMiddle

“111 Places” is a worldwide guide book series that originated from Cologne, Germany. You might think the number 111 is random but it isn’t accidental. In the city Cologne, the number 11 is considered a lucky number, there is even is a carnival celebration every year that begins on Nov 11 at 11:11 a.m. Since a book that highlighted 11 spots isn’t enough to be considered a guide book, they added another one, making it a total of 111 places. This year the guide book unraveled some known and possibly hidden gems in Milwaukee in their new book, “111 Places in Milwaukee That You Must Not Miss” written by Michelle Madden.

“111 Places” is a worldwide guide book series that originated from Cologne, Germany. You might think the number 111 is random but it isn’t accidental. In the city Cologne, the number 11 is considered a lucky number, there is even is a carnival celebration every year that begins on Nov 11 at 11:11 a.m. Since a book that highlighted 11 spots isn’t enough to be considered a guide book, they added another one, making it a total of 111 places. This year the guide book unraveled some known and possibly hidden gems in Milwaukee in their new book, “111 Places in Milwaukee That You Must Not Miss” written by Michelle Madden.

Michelle Madden is an active community leader and former business owner who decided she could make a positive impact by becoming the President of the Grand Prairie Chamber of Commerce. Michelle talks to me about her business background as a graduate of Texas A&M with a Construction Science degree, transitioning from being a Realtor to working for the Chamber, how she balances being a mom with a career in an often time-demanding industry and what she's doing to encourage community interacting and networking within the community of business leaders in Grand Prairie. She also shares ways the public can take advantage of the Chamber of Commerce, including events the public can attend they might not have known about otherwise! You can contact Michelle in the following ways: On Facebook on her personal page at https://www.facebook.com/michelle.madden.3958 On Facebook on the GP Chamber of Commerce page at https://www.facebook.com/grandprairiechamber/?eid=ARDewrBC_VlRSdX_Tzp3DzmGWzju8Zjvmk9A6oW308wR_Dhw6Hr6q_Y6SgwWc9NYgnoxVSx_ZH_zwMzk Via Email at michelle@grandprairiechamber.org Support the Podcast - https://www.paypal.me/facesofgrandprairie --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/facesofgrandprairie/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/facesofgrandprairie/support

Undivided is a podcast series which focuses on breaking down societal barriers and societal messaging which serves to alienate people. The goal of the program is to unite people in harmony, respect, and peace. The next episode will look at the power of words and the power of listening to help make people feel validated and valued.  The words we use are powerful and they can build each other up or break each other down. The way in which words are used are crucial to breaking down societal divisions and discord. My special guest will be Michelle Madden. Michelle Madden, M. Ed is a consultant and coach who specializes in communication skills and social/emotional development. She has over 20 years experience working with children and families, most recently as a school administrator at a school for children who did not thrive in traditional learning settings. She holds degrees in family and child development, school leadership and instruction,  as well as certifications as a reading specialist and Ipec life coach. Ms. Madden is a parent of a child with learning disabilities as well as an educator providing her with a unique perspective of education. She has been a homeschooling parent, and taught at both public and private schools working with all socio-economic groups and diverse backgrounds.  The most important key to success in life, however, is our relationship with ourselves and others.  Michelle is a wife of 28 years and mother two two young men and one dachsund. She loves to travel, read, meet people, and promote better understanding and communication. She resides in Delaware with her family, where she continues to share her knowledge of the power of our words in the world. Frank J. Maduri is the host of Undivided and is a Certified Professional Coach (CPC), ELI-MP and is also a writer and journalist with news writing credits globally. Please join us on Sept 5th at 7 PM.

Peter "Blackie" Black and his legendary band The Hard-Ons have been making Australian punk rock proud for 40 years. In this special episode we explore his colourful history, from ingesting incredible 70's rock to falling in love with punk, forming the band as kids, their wild and wonderful experiences around the world and country through to releasing a song a day (for a year) four decades later. Humble, funny and super dedicated to his craft and a lifelong quest to learn more, Blackie is also Void co-host Michele Madden's (Tourettes, Meldrum) musical big brother and we learn a lot about their relationship and their mutual musical respect. Michele has appeared onstage and on record with the Hard-Ons many times over the years (their memorable first studio session is shared in detail here) and her stagecraft still leaves Blackie in awe to the same degree his musicianship and passionate commitment to hard work and creative evolution informs little sister Michele's own relationship with the artform. This episode provides a real insight into the experience of the Australian musician.

Host Pam Kroskie and guest Michelle Madden discuss their experiences with abuse. We will talk about our childhoods and our what we went through- this is a very personal discussion and will at times be emotional and may be triggering so we ask if you are an adoptee listening please be aware when listening. A lot of adoptees have experienced both mental, physical and sexual abuse unfortunately. This show will hopefully will open the lines of communications and we can talk about this taboo subject and heal some of the hurt that exist. Please join us!

Join host Pam Kroskie and guest Michelle Madden- Michelle was born in 1967 to a young woman who was flown in from France to the US to have her baby. Michelle was relinquished  and adopted privately in Chicago through the doctor caring for her parents' terminally ill child. After a rocky start, she was reunited 22 years ago after losing two boys to a genetic disorder she did not know she carried. Currently, she hopes to connect with member of her deceased birth father's family. She lives in Delaware with her husband of 27 years two children, and beloved dachschund.

An in-depth discussion with a first mother and daughter (Maret Headley and Erica Curry VanEe) that is one of the most touching and intimate views I’ve ever had of a reunion. They were extraordinarily candid with me about what’s been lost because of adoption. Three adoptees (Ruth Rawlin Tacoma, Lisa Floyd, and Michelle Madden) tell me, “what do you really think about adoption?”, “what would you say to your family of origin if you had the chance?”, and “what do non-adopted people need to know about adoptees?”.  And, as per usual, I cry while describing a moment at the conference I will never forget.    Full Show Notes Here   Connect With Us Haley Radke: Twitter | Instagram | Facebook Adoptees On: Twitter | Instagram | Facebook Monthly Newsletter Send a Note or Record a Voicemail   Subscribe Apple Podcasts | Google Play | iHeart Radio | Spotify | Stitcher | YouTube   Support Adoptees On One Time Donation | Monthly | Secret Facebook Group