Podcast appearances and mentions of michelle ruiz

While the Democratic Party is in the doldrums, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Bernie Sanders are packing arenas and electrifying crowds with a clear message of opposition to greed and corruption. On this episode, host and editor-in-chief Radhika Jones, along with executive editor Claire Howorth and Hive editor Michael Calderone, discuss the 35-year-old Congresswoman's political skills, social media prowess, and ability to persevere in the face of right-wing media mockery and violent threats. Michelle Ruiz, who profiled AOC in 2020 for Vanity Fair, joins the show to reflect on that cover story and what's transpired since.  Learn about your ad choices: dovetail.prx.org/ad-choices

It's timeeeeeeeeee!!!! ⁣⁣Today I'm joined by contributing editor at Vogue and freelance journalist, Michelle Ruiz, to recap the movie adaptation of our shared favourite book, Robinne Lee's “The Idea Of You”. ⁣⁣I first heard of Michelle when she wrote an article for Vogue back in 2020 about my favourite book. Since then, we've both been anxiously awaiting the release of the book's screen adaptation, a movie now available to stream on  Prime Video starring Anne Hathaway and Nicholas Galitzine, and directed by Michael Showalter. ⁣⁣I am THRILLED to have Michelle on the show today to dive deep into both of our POVs on this adaptation. As (very) passionate fans of the book, you can imagine we have some critiques. However, what we can say, is that you have never listened to a more comprehensive review of a book to screen adaptation EVER!! ⁣⁣Both of us would love to keep the conversation going, and are looking forward to your thoughts! Please, please, please chime into the conversation below - and share your perspective on the adaptation. We can't wait to hear what you think, too! ⁣⁣♡ ♡ ♡ ♡⁣⁣About Get Lit With Lianna: The Podcast⁣⁣Join Instagram book content creator @getlitwithlianna as she sits down with a different guest author to chat about their books, writing career, and everything in between! Of course each conversation will have a very *LC* touch - aka crying over book boyfriends, marvelling over swoony moments, and obviously a ton of pop culture references!⁣⁣    ⁣Follow me!⁣⁣Instagram: www.instagram.com/getlitwithlianna⁣Goodreads: www.goodreads.com/getlitwithlianna⁣         ⁣Email me: liannareadsbooks@gmail.com

In this season finale, Bob catches up with Sciences Manager, Michelle Ruiz, and Mission Valley Branch Manager, Karen Reilly about library services for individuals experiencing homelessness. Bob also speaks with Aaron Basila and Gedalyahu Ben-Shimeon from the National Alliance on Mental Illness about NAMI's partnership with the Central Library. Mental Health Services at the Central Library Social Worker Intern ProgramNational Alliance for Mental IllnessConnection 2 Community ClubhouseThis podcast is supported by the Library Foundation SD.

Welcome back to another season of Moneda Moves mi gente. This season we are talking about food: It makes the world go round. Some might say food is everything we are: An extension of our regions, our tribes, to paraphrase the late chef and journalist Anthony Bourdain. But it's also an interesting business opportunity. Last year, venture capitalists invested more than $20 billion in this space even after economic conditions had tightened. And as we know on this podcast, Latinos (alongside people of color) are among the biggest creators of business in this country. Throughout this season, Moneda Moves is bringing funders investing in the future of food and founders paving the way for intimate conversations on how they invest, fundraise and build truly scalable companies. Our panel today is from our first live event in Chicago, where we have founders from the consumer packaged goods space to the food tech space. On the mics we have Perteet Spencer, Founder of AYO Foods, who launched the company to celebrate ingredients, flavors and culture of West African diaspora. We also have Michelle Ruiz, founder of food tech company Hyfe, who brings more than ten years of manufacturing experience from the likes of Exxon Mobile. Also joining us is Shayna Harris, managing partner of Supply Change Capital, investing in early stage, high growth food tech businesses and culture-first brands. Shayna has more than two decades of experience as a food industry leader and operator. She and her co-founder Noramay Cadena just closed a $40 million fund. Congratulations! A trifecta of women that are joining us in our conversation today to talk about what the future of food looks like, from both a funding and scalability perspective. Finally, a shout to our collaborators who helped put on our first live podcast event, DishRoulette Kitchen, a nonprofit working to provide funding and education for BIPOC restarateurs across Chicago, and Industrious where the event was hosted. Let's dive in. Welcome to Funding the Future of Food.  Follow Supply Change Capital On Instagram: @supplychangecapital Follow AYO Foods On Instagram: @ayofoods Follow Hyfe On Instagram: @hyfejefe Follow Moneda Moves on Instagram: @MonedaMoves Follow your host Lyanne Alfaro on Instagram: @LyanneAlfaro Main podcast theme song from Premium Beat. Our music is from Epidemic Sound.

In the second episode of Organizing for Abolition. Envisioning Liberation. we hear from Michelle Ruiz and Jayden Huerta of Puente Human Rights Movement in Phoenix, AZ. They discuss their experiences as youth organizers including advocating for the removal of police in schools, educating their community and empowering other students. They also address why police are not the answer to keep students safe and propose a restorative justice approach as an alternative.Learn more about Puente:puenteaz.orgTwitterFacebookInstagramMusic by Bre Stoves, "Untold Story" from Care, Not Control (The Album)Learn more about AFF:affund.orgLinkedInInstagramFacebookThis podcast is produced by Sol Design.

Michelle Ruiz of Vanity Fair joins us to discuss her latest story on Gisele Bündchen, Gisele's relationship dynamics with Tom Brady, her "rebirth," and whether or not she is indeed a witch. Then, after Mike Ryan roasts Billy Corben over UM basketball success, Billy is joined by Dan and Papi to discuss the recent protests over the Cuban team playing in the World Baseball Classic in Miami. Plus, Ricky Williams speaks about Lamar Jackson and Ja Morant before bringing things full circle and reading Gisele's chart. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Author Michelle Ruiz Keil on developing her critically acclaimed young adult novels, the importance of being cared for as a creative, and her Regional Arts and Culture Council-sponsored research trip for her first novel for adults.

In this episode, David Harris, Holly Hazelwood and Eric Mellor are joined by special guest, author Michelle Ruiz Keil, to discuss Wim Wenders' greatest film. Support the show

For this week's VC Sunday School, Molly asks Jason about when to take a meeting with a founder (2:18). Then for This Week in Climate Startups, Molly speaks with the CEO and Founder of Hyfé Foods, Michelle Ruiz (16:43). Finally, as we're off tomorrow, we wrap with a couple of Juneteenth book recommendations (44:15). (0:00) Jason and Molly intro today's show! (2:18) VCSS: When to take a founder meeting (12:00) LinkedIn Marketing - Get a $100 LinkedIn ad credit at https://linkedin.com/thisweekinstartups (13:18) Investing internationally: Sequoia announced an $850 million southeast Asia fund and a $2 Billion India fund (16:43) TWiCS: Michelle Ruiz, CEO + Founder of Hyfé Foods (21:15) Embroker - Get an extra 10% off insurance for your business at https://Embroker.com/twist (22:28) Breaking down the process of wastewater + how Hyfé Foods capitalizes (32:13) BairesDev - Go to baires.dev/twist and get $10k off when you sign your first contract (33:27) More on Hyfé Foods' process to make flour (44:15) Outro: Juneteenth book recommendations

For this week's VC Sunday School, Molly asks Jason about when to take a meeting with a founder (2:20). Then for This Week in Climate Startups, Molly speaks with the CEO and Founder of Hyfé Foods, Michelle Ruiz (16:45). Finally, as we're off tomorrow, we wrap with a couple of Juneteenth book recommendations (44:17).

This week's episode starts by addressing some of the burnout lots of us are feeling with yet another phase of the pandemic among other crises. And yet, because Write-Minded is committed to bringing you doses of inspiration each week, this week we're talking with Michelle Ruiz Keil about changing up your routine, borrowing (in this case from mythic structures), and even rethinking or reworking your existing content with fresh ideas. Also, we're wishing for our listeners all the REs: revitalization, re-emergence, resets, and more.

Abby is joined once again by her friend Michelle Ruiz, the first second-time guest on WHN. They talk about why women are so obsessed with piercings right now, some of their fav recent reads like "The View Was Exhausting", "Nobody Will Tell You This But Me", and "Daisy Jones and the Six", what's next for William and Kate and the royals, their lust for the very tall and handsome Jacob Elordi, and much more. Plus, a few quick notes from Abby on the Met Gala and her dreamy trip to the Rhode Island of "The Last Great American Dynasty".

If you've ever had questions about our (19 years of!) friendship, wade on into this episode, which was sparked by the heartwarmingly genius Summer of Friendship series from Call Your Girlfriend. And if you've ever wondered about our thoughts on making The Idea of You book into a movie...well, that too!   More on The Idea of You's rabid following ℅ Michelle Ruiz for Vogue.   People, watch Friends with Kids! Somehow related: It was Patrick Dempsey who was (at one point) married to the makeup artist, Jillian Fink.   Do you want access to TIOY Facebook group? Have at it.   The author Robinne Lee cites her original inspiration for Solene as Leticia Herrera, the founder of Casa Tua hotels.   Jenna Wortham's New York Times Magazine piece about the movie Zola and recasting pressure via Twitter.   Tune into the Summer of Friendship eps of Call Your Girlfriend! Our chat about our relationship is part of that joyful series.   Send all of your thoughts and feelings to @athingortwohq, podcast@athingortwohq.com, and 833-632-5463. We'll send you more of ours if you sign up for Secret Menu.   Try Modern Fertility's finger-prick test to get a handle on your fertility. It's $20 off when you use our link. Heat things up with Made In's professional-grade cookware—15% off your first order with the code ATHINGORTWO. Turn to BetterHelp for professional counseling and get 10% off your first month with our link. Find out where to get your COVID-19 vaccine near you at vaccines.gov. YAY.   Produced by Dear Media

Michelle Ruiz Kiel's modern stories with mythic sensibilities are some of my favorites. She is someone I wanted to have on the podcast for a long time. I think it started when I heard her panel on modern fairy tales at the ALA Midwinter conference in Seattle a few years ago. I wanted to bring her on and ask her all about writing mythology, magical realism, and modern fairytales.Michelle join me to talk about all things mythology, storytelling, and her new novel SUMMER IN THE CITY OF ROSES. We also talk about the gorgeous covers for both of her books and the amazing artists who created them!  You can find them on Instagram.The artist for the ALL OF US WITH WINGS cover is Whitney Salgado @ws.illustrationThe artist for the SUMMER IN THE CITY OF ROSES cover is Maga Gon @maga.samaFind Michelle on her Website, Twitter and Instagram. You can find us at ktliterary.com and on Twitter and Instagram.

Abby and her good friend, Vogue and Vanity Fair contributing writer Michelle Ruiz, discuss their obsessions with two Oscars contenders: Chloe Zhao's Nomadland starring Frances McDormand and silver fox David Strathairn and Emerald Fennell's Promising Young Woman starring Carey Mulligan. They also dive into their shared love of following every move of the British royal family—including investigating the false feud narrative the tabloid media created around Meghan Markle and Kate Middleton.Comments, questions, and inquires may be emailed to wehavenotes@speakstudiopodcasting.com.Subscribe to the We Have Notes newsletter here: https://wehavenotes.substack.com/welcomeRead Michelle's Vogue piece on Meghan and Kate here: https://www.vogue.com/article/why-does-it-have-to-be-meghan-markle-vs-kate-middleton

I talked about how the delightful, fevered romance that is ‘The Shape of Water’ honors and inverts the fairytale genre—and how it might be set in the same cinematic universe as ‘Hairspray’ (2007). You’re going to learn more about fairytales than you ever wanted to know. Sorry for that! 3 films down, 392 to go.  Listen and subscribe on Spotify Subscribe to us, rate us, and review us on Apple Podcasts  Follow us on Twitter @PodBestOriginal We’re also available on Stitcher, Google Podcasts, or wherever else you listen to all your silly little shows Best Original Podcast is a proud member of Light Switch Podcasts. Follow us on Twitter @LightSwitchPod, and be sure to check out the other outstanding shows we have to offer: Half Asian Half Hour, Popcorn Restaurant, Long Live King Bitch, and Want To Game Link to Ben Sachs article “The Shape of Water is wondrous, but woefully narrow-minded” Link to Emily Dickinson poem “After great pain, a formal feeling comes — (372)” Link to Jenna Marotta article “Why Guillermo Del Toro and Vanessa Taylor Didn’t Speak While Writing Their Film” Link to Kate Bernheimer essay “Fairy Tale Is Form, Form Is Fairy Tale” Link to Library of Congress article “Who wrote the poem at the end of ‘The Shape of Water?’” Link to Matt Grobar article “‘The Shape Of Water’s’ Guillermo Del Toro On The ‘Biggest Missing Piece’ Co-Writer Vanessa Taylor Brought To The Table” Link to Michelle Ruiz article “In Praise of the Weird and Actually Pretty Underrated Film That Will Definitely Win at Least One Oscar This Year” Link to Sheila O’Malley review for RoberEbert.com

In this episode of the podcast I am speaking with my dear friend and colleague - Michelle Ruiz. Michelle, like me, is an academic advisor at a university. She had an interesting path that led her to pursue a career in higher education. During this episode we talk about the complexities of remote learning and teaching and what students should do in their first year of college. Michelle shares her academic and career exploration journey as a first-generation college student. We discuss the dilemma that many students face when choosing their major - finding your true passion vs. pursuing a major so you can get a job, pay bills and provide for the family, and how first-gen college identity plays into it. As always, thank you for listening - please subscribe to the College Nook Podcast and follow us on social media: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/college.nook/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/college.nook Twitter: https://twitter.com/CollegeNook

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As two married gals getting older by the day, this ep feels like a real throwback. We’re talking babysitting and dating—the latter with Lindsey Metselaar, the savvy host of the We Met at Acme podcast who knows much more about the topic than we do at this point. Something we’re obviously NOT talking about: inviting the person you’re dating to the house you’re babysitting at without permission.   The linkage:   Do you know about our Secret Menu? It’s our new thingy where, for $4 a month, you get access to a weekly members-only newsletters.   You’ve heard about The Baby-Sitters Club Netflix reboot? Course you have.   Further BSC reading: Michelle Ruiz for Vogue.com, Gal Beckerman for NYT, Katie Baker for The Ringer, and The Hollywood Reporter interview with the showrunner Rachel Shukert. Further listening: The Baby-Sitters Club Club podcast!    Tune into Lindsey’s podcast We Met at Acme to get your regular dating updates and intel.   Add The Newsette to your morning routine. Snag the latest issue of the health-and-arts mag Womanly. YAY.   Produced by Dear Media

We're cooped up. Our kids are missing out on normal life. We're worried about money and jobs and school and the future. Our guest Michelle Ruiz had her first meltdown early, and the article she wrote about it really resonated with moms around the country.You can go to the Parenting Bytes website for all of the links we talk about, plus an interactive transcript of the entire episode.Subscribe!Have you subscribed to Parenting Bytes on Apple Podcasts? Never miss an episode!Are you following us on Facebook? It's a great way to see what we're reading (including articles that might show up in future episodes), ask us questions, and give us feedback.Find us on Twitter for all the latest family tech news! 

As much as we may try, we can never leave our younger selves in the dust. This week, three writers mine from their own childhoods to create some powerful storytelling.

Author Michelle Ruiz Keil is on this week talking about the personal connection she has to the book that hooked her, how she found her love of writing, and her debut ALL OF US WITH WINGS out now from Soho Teen. Episode Mentions: * A Little Princess* the Shirley Temple movie* Little Women* Anne of Green Gables* Breakfast of Champions* Sweet Dreams series* Riddle Master* The Forgotten Beasts of Eld* Kathy Acker* NaNoWriMo* All of Us with Wings* Twilight* The Hunger Games* Ariel Gore* A Room With A View* The Silmarillion* Don’t Date Rosa Santos

Author Michelle Ruiz Keil is on this week talking about the personal connection she has to the book that hooked her, how she found her love of writing, and her debut ALL OF US WITH WINGS out now from Soho Teen. Episode Mentions: A Little Princessthe Shirley Temple movieLittle WomenAnne of Green GablesBreakfast of ChampionsSweet Dreams seriesRiddle MasterThe Forgotten Beasts of EldKathy AckerNaNoWriMoAll of Us with WingsTwilightThe Hunger GamesAriel GoreA Room With A ViewThe SilmarillionDon't Date Rosa Santos

Sharing photos on social media without permission? You’d probably never do that when it comes to posting pictures of a friend, but every day parents share pictures and videos of their kids on social media. Instagram and Facebook have become our de facto online family albums.  Many mom (and dad) bloggers have built brands and businesses around the (mostly) honest and authentic stories involving raising their kids. But what happens when these kids become tweens and teens? How can we teach our children not to share revealing photos or overshare when some parents have been sharing photos since their babies were still in the womb? This week on the Parenting Bytes Podcast we tackle the issue of sharing (and oversharing) photos and stories of our children without their permission. Michelle Ruiz of Vogue.com joins us to talk about her article, “The One Question Parents Should Ask Themselves Before Posting Their Kids on Social Media.” Join us as we talk about our own uncomfortable experiences with our kids reading and watching what we’ve written about them, and how parents can be more careful about what they’re sharing on social media. This Week's Links Intro (00:00:11) Last week's episode about CES Interview with Michelle Ruiz (00:01:17) Michelle Ruiz, contributing writer to Vogue The One Question Parents Should Ask Themselves Before Posting Their Kids on Social Media, by Michelle Ruiz - Vogue http://bit.ly/2HdwK7M My daughter asked me to stop writing about motherhood. Here's why I can't do that. By Christie Tate - The Washington Post https://wapo.st/2HilQ0E That Outrageous Mommy Blogger Who Refuses to Stop Writing About Her Kid Highlights a Key Parent-Child Generation Gap, by Ruth Graham - Slate Bytes of the Week (00:22:42) Surviving Jonestown, by Jackie Speier - Politico Anker/Soundcore Liberty Air wireless earbuds Listening to Estrogen, by Lisa Miller - The Cut Are you following us on Facebook? It's a great way to see what we're reading (including articles that might show up in future episodes), ask us questions, and give us feedback.

Prince Charles has a birthday coming up, but Lisa and Kaitlin are more interested in their close personal friend (basically) Kate Middleton. This week, the ladies are joined by writer Michelle Ruiz, who recently wrote about the "golden era" of Kate for Vanity Fair. Grab your royal refreshment and join them as they chat about Kate's best life, Prince William's Jägerbomb, and the queen's Christmas invite to Meghan Markle's mom. Cheers!

Hosts Rebecca Levey, Amy Oztan, and Andrea Smith were joined this week by friend-of-the-show Michelle Ruiz to talk about her excellent article in Real Simple about kids and sleep.

Topics Thailand is best known as the travel hub of Southeast Asia. Thailand is also known for its tropical beaches, royal palaces, ancient ruins, and beautiful temples. On this episode we talk with our friend Michelle Ruiz. Bona fide yoga goddess and travel enthusiast, Michelle shares her experiences in Bangkok and Phuket, Thailand. We also talk a bit about practicing yoga and how difficult doing yoga on the beach can be. If you're stuck on where to stay, internet access, and if you have to bring toilet paper. . . we got you covered on this episode. 

What happens when the BIGGEST Selena Quintanilla-Pérez fan hops in the DeLorean with Jay and Kay? Find out when Michelle Ruiz joins the duo and goes back to the 1997 classic, Selena! You think you know Selena? You have no idea! Check out BTTC.

What happens when the BIGGEST Selena Quintanilla-Pérez fan hops in the DeLorean with Jay and Kay? Find out when Michelle Ruiz joins the duo and goes back to the 1997 classic, Selena! You think you know Selena? You have no idea! Check out BTTC.

What happens when the BIGGEST Selena Quintanilla-Pérez fan hops in the DeLorean with Jay and Kay? Find out when Michelle Ruiz joins the duo and goes back to the 1997 classic, Selena! You think you know Selena? You have no idea! Check out BTTC.

What happens when the BIGGEST Selena Quintanilla-Pérez fan hops in the DeLorean with Jay and Kay? Find out when Michelle Ruiz joins the duo and goes back to the 1997 classic, Selena! You think you know Selena? You have no idea! Check out BTTC.

Hosts Rebecca Levey, Nancy Friedman, and Amy Oztan talk to writer Michelle Ruiz about the Internet's latest star, six-year-old Cece Price