Podcast appearances and mentions of michelle wood

We all love a comeback story, and live comedy is one of the biggest to emerge from the pandemic. It offer us what we crave more than ever: shared experience, community, and levity. But how does that work in an era when social media has become a comedian's most begrudgingly important platform?In this episode, J.B. and Molly talk with Danny Frenkel, founder and CEO of PunchUp Live, a platform revolutionizing how comedians connect with their audiences. From his roots in advertising to the grind of startup life, Danny shares what it takes to turn a creative vision into reality. This is a candid exploration of the sacrifices and rewards of following one's dreams, seasoned with wisdom on embracing creativity and the unpredictable nature of the entrepreneurial journey."Find something that you care so insanely passionately about that you're willing to put in all the work. Because, again, the only thing that I know is you've really gotta work hard." - Danny Frenkel Check out punchup.live to connect with some of your favorite comedians, like Larry David, Michelle Wood, Roy Wood Jr., Tom Segura, and Aparna Nancherla! Follow Unserious in your podcast app, at unserious.com, and on Instagram and Threads at @unserious.fun.

Hear from Michelle Wood of Mazuma Credit Union, Colisha Lewis of Tinker Federal Credit Union, and Vicki Plank of Meritrust Credit Union, who share their insights on the impact and influence of women in the workplace. Hosted by Tanya Dittberner and Ericka Calvillo, the credit union industry leaders reflect on women who have influenced their lives and careers, and more. 

Message from Charles and Michelle Wood on June 18, 2023

In this episode, we're uncovering what truly sets your wedding apart as an amazing event: the guest experience. We had on Michelle Wood, wedding planner and founder of Meraki Wood Events. She shares the importance of having a backup plan for worst-case scenarios, tips to bring your event to life and unique ideas that will WOW guests.   For full show notes, resources, links:  https://www.nowyoureengaged.com/season-two/creating-the-ultimate-guest-experience-with-michelle-wood-of-meraki-wood-events   EPISODE BREAKDOWN: 2:05 Michelle's story of getting started in the wedding industry 4:22 How she brought the “Hamptons Flair” to South Florida 7:52 Her 3 tiers of wedding planning services 9:46 The key benefits of working with a wedding planner 13:14 One of Michelle's favorite wedding planning memories 19:37 What to focus on to level up your guests' experience 27:23 Creative guest surprises 29:36 Michelle's advice on the most important thing on your wedding day 43:42 Why she named her business Meraki Wood Events

Kathie's off sunning herself in the Cote d-Seil this week leaving Steevie, Fiona and Ellis to hold the Fort. Needless to say holiday plans play a big part in this week's chat and you can find out where the team will be jetting off to once lockdown lifts as well as what childhood books they may be stashing in their suitcases. Guests this week include Oban Pride chairman Phill Dexter with news of a new club while Rab and Michelle Wood's provide just the Tonic in the form of a track from their new album.

Michelle Wood speaks on Psalm 107 during our series, 'Summer of Psalms'.

Like we’ve been talking about for the past few weeks, this is our opportunity to intentionally build a new normal that isn’t so difficult. I’ve had some amazing guests come on the show to talk about this, and I’m excited to share another with you this week! I met Michelle Wood at the very first CEO Retreat I ever hosted in January 2018. She is the founder of Live Colorfully and Well where she helps high achieving women bring more joy, happiness, and color into their lives as they courageously take a stand for living an intentional and fulfilled life.

In our 1945 episode, we get into the last of the war years, and we have a very interesting year to discuss as 1945 is the year of the infamous bloodbath, and we can't wait to get stuck into it. Also, 1945 has a once in a league anomaly, that will never ever happen again! We have a team with a new nickname! Possibly one you have never heard of, we have some legends of the game making their debuts, One of the expansion teams makes their first appearance in the finals and we say goodbye to a long list of retirees! Ken Hands Audio from 1985 History of the Carlton Football Club video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wmVN3UIBhQg    MSO Song details Fitzroy Lions: based on La Marseillaise from 1792. Performed by Dale Barltrop (violin). Carlton: We are the Navy Blues by Ernie Walton in 1930 based on Lily of Laguna from 1898. Performed by Mary Allison (violin) and Tiffany Cheng (violin). Collingwood: Good Old Collingwood Forever by Tom Nelson in 1906 based on Goodbye Dolly Gray from 1897. Performed by Antony Chataway (viola).  Essendon: See the Bombers Fly Up is based on Johnny Hamp’s Keep Your Sunny Side Up written in 1929. Performed by Michelle Wood (cello). Geelong Cats: We Are Geelong by John K Watts in 1963 and based on The Toreador Song from 1875. Performed by Robert Macindoe (violin).  Hawthorn: The Mighty Fighting Hawks by Chic Lander in 1956 based on The Yankee Doodle Boy from 1904. Performed by Rob Cossom (percussion). Melbourne: It’s a Grand Old Flag by George M Cohen & Keith Bluey Truscott in 1912, based on You’re A Grand Old Flag from 1906. Performed by Benjamin Hanlon (double bass).  North Melbourne: Join in the Chorus by Sir Harry Lauder in the 1920s, based on the traditional Scottish song Wee Deoch an Doris. Performed by Nico Fleury (French horn). Richmond: We’re from Tiger Land by Jack Malcomson in 1962, based on Row, Row, Row from 1912. Performed by Ben Northey (conductor), Sophie Rowell (violin), Damien Eckersley (double bass) and Lauren Brigden (viola). St Kilda: When the Saints Go Marching In based on the original of the same name from 1923. Performed by Rohan De Korte (cello) and Wendy Clarke (flute). Sydney Swans: The Red and the White by Larry Spokes in 1961, based on Notre Dame Victory March from 1928. Performed by Sophie Rowell (violin), Damien Eckersley (double bass) and Lauren Brigden (viola). Western Bulldogs: Sons of the West from the 1940s based on Sons of the Sea from 1897. Performed by Thomas Hutchinson (oboe) and Elise Millman (bassoon).  The Kick to Kick Podcast aims to go through each year of the VFL/AFL season and bring out the stories, highlights, winners, and losers of days gone by.  If you enjoy our podcast please give us a rating or leave a comment. Also, please refer us to friends and let other people know about what we do! We use a range of resources when working on our show, to see a list of this constantly growing list click on the following link https://www.kicktokickpodcast.com/resources

In 2008, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, or HUD, launched the Family Options Study, a bold and rigorous assessment of the impact of various housing interventions for homeless families. This study used a rigorous evaluation design to examine what interventions (including long-term rent subsidies, short-term rent subsidies, and transitional housing) work best to reduce homelessness for families in the United States. In this episode, we've invited Michelle Wood, Danny Gubits, and Sam Dastrup, who led this study at Abt Associates. Their research in applied social science focuses on housing, homelessness, and economic self-sufficiency. Music from filmmusic.io "Loopster" by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) License: CC BY (creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)

If you’ve ever felt like you know who your people are yet they’re not listening to your marketing… If you’ve ever felt like you just didn’t know how to meet your people where they’re at… If you’ve ever felt all over the place in what you’re saying, and your words weren’t landing for your people… You’re going to want to listen to this episode of Unforgettable. >>> Inspired by day 3 of next week’s free Message Clarity Challenge. Are you signed up yet? Do that now. :~) It’s time to tap deeper into who you serve & infuse that in your messaging. I brought on one of my brilliant, soulful Mastermind clients to take you inside how she’s gotten deeper clarity on how to message her work so she catches her people where they’re at ~ rather than talking right over their heads. (Such a normal struggle!) Listen in. We talk about: How hard it was to take her “expert hat” off and market to the busy women she supports in a way that lets them know she’s talking to them What the resistance she had to being pigeon-holed as a “mom” coach really meant and how she used it to create more connection How to connect your core message and who your people are to your overall marketing so it’s all cohesive and gets you known for your work Why knowing WHO her people were didn’t help her connect in her marketing – and what DID How we chose an optin freebie for her that would make her people listen up rather than losing them because they don’t think it’s relevant  Deeper support from me: It’s noisy out there. Sign up for my FREE Message Clarity challenge for 5 days to a message that cuts through the noise & calls in your people. Starts Sept 9th! The Messenger Mastermind is for women who want to feel solid, confident & consistent in their messaging and grow a movement that matters ~ both to the world and to their business’ bottom line. Limited spots ~ enrolling now. Apply here. My Messaging Intensives are for coaches wanting to land on a clear, cohesive way to express the story of their work and their place in it.  Resources from the Episode: Michelle’s website Michelle’s Instagram 50 Shades Lighter: the ambitious mom’s free micro-guide to slowing the clock & savoring life without losing momentum What’s your top takeaway from the episode? Pop on over to my Instagram and let me know. Warmth, Adria

Jenna Rensink, Marcee Groen, Miranda Crocket and Michelle Wood continue the conversation about women in church leadership from Galatians 3:26-4:7 on Sunday, May 12, 2019.

Rebecca Kaplan, Miranda Bryan, Michelle Wood and Stephanie Vandenboomen share about the practice of hospitality as a follow up to our Sunday series of 'What We Do'.

CIHT Regional Voices part two - International Women in Engineering Day 2018. This podcast is about celebrating the fantastic female Commitee Members 'raising the bar' across the Regions. The podcast speaks to Stephanie Wilson of CIHT East Midlands, Hayley Palmer of CIHT North West, Michelle Wood of CIHT London and Carolyn Rollo of CIHT Scotland about their own experiences and how they are encouraging other women to take a more active role in the profession.

CIHT Regional Voices part two - International Women in Engineering Day 2018. This podcast is about celebrating the fantastic female Commitee Members 'raising the bar' across the Regions. The podcast speaks to Stephanie Wilson of CIHT East Midlands, Hayley Palmer of CIHT North West, Michelle Wood of CIHT London and Carolyn Rollo of CIHT Scotland about their own experiences and how they are encouraging other women to take a more active role in the profession.

CIHT Regional Voices part two - International Women in Engineering Day 2018. This podcast is about celebrating the fantastic female Commitee Members 'raising the bar' across the Regions. The podcast speaks to Stephanie Wilson of CIHT East Midlands, Hayley Palmer of CIHT North West, Michelle Wood of CIHT London and Carolyn Rollo of CIHT Scotland about their own experiences and how they are encouraging other women to take a more active role in the profession.

Since retiring from politics in 2012, former Greens leader Bob Brown has continued to offer sharp perspectives on issues of national debate. After giving the closing address at the Canberra Writers' Festival at the weekend, Brown tells Michelle Grattan that Malcolm Turnbull should have “stood up to the right wing” of his party at the end of 2015. “We now have a reactionary and conservative government. I don't think that's where Malcolm Turnbull wants to be. I think he would prefer to be a Bob Menzies, and his time's running out. “He either will stand up to that power base of right-wing reactionaries and conservatives, or he'll be another prime minister who failed to reach their promise, and Australia deserves a very progressive and liberal-minded leader. “Turnbull's got it in him, but one wonders if he's had the life experience to be able to say: ‘Well, I'm not going to be dictated to'. It's pretty late in the piece. ‘I'm not going to be dictated by these right wingers. I will stand up to them and if I lose out as a result of that at least I've tried.',“ he says. In the wake of a Greens portfolio reshuffle last week, Brown pays tribute to Sarah Hanson-Young's period as the party's immigration spokesperson. “I think she's helped move this nation from feeling ‘oh, you know let's forget about those people' to saying ‘no, we can't. They're under our care.' “I was sorry to see her move because she's done such a fine job in that portfolio. On the other hand I think it's a very, very daunting job. You know, you are dealing with the agony and suffering of men, women and children and she's been doing that for years. So in a way it might end up being a hidden blessing. “I think it'll free her a little. You know, I just think it's a harrowing job,” he says. Opening music credit: What Tomorrow Brings, by Ketsa on the Free Music Archive. Closing music credit: Earth Song, written by Bob Brown. Sung by Claire Wood and accompanied by Craig Wood and Michelle Wood.

In one of her last interviews, the late Dr. Maya Angelou spent time with us to share her early life, lessons learned along her adult journey and golden nuggets of wisdom.  Artist Michelle Wood is a Coretta Scott King award-winning illustrator who joins us to explore American history through Gospel music.  Michelle brings history to life with colorful images in her book, "I See the Rhythm of Gospel". Ellis Marsalis, Jr., is the partriarch of a musical family that includes internationally acclaimed musicians Branford and Wynton Marsalis.  As an accomplished pianist, Ellis has been a major influencer in jazz.  His work as an educator has helped foster the careers of countless musicians including Harry Connick, Jr., Terence Blanchard and Nicholas Payton.  Ellis is also helping to preserve America's jazz heritage. Known as the Queen of Afro Beat, revolutionary artist Sandra Izsadore discusses her evolution as a child of the civil rights era, her path to discovering her voice, and her experience with Nigeria's Afro Beat performer, the late Fela Kuti.

Michelle Wood of Vickery Meadow Ministry spoke about ways we can get more involved in the Vickery Meadow neighborhood.

Performed by: The Tinalley Quartet. Adam Chalabi and Lerida Delbridge, violin, Justin Williams, viola and Michelle Wood, cello play the String Quartet No. 4 in D Major, Op. 20 by Haydn. They return to the Centre to record a CD produced by Theresa Leonard.

Tinalley String Quartet, winners of the 2007 Banff International String Quartet Competition: Adam Chalabi, 1st violin, Lerida Delbridge, 2nd violin, Justin Williams, viola and Michelle Wood, cello.