Podcast appearances and mentions of molly sullivan

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Molly Sullivan, Operations Director with Griffin Hamis Associates, joins the program to discuss the work that her organization does to help people with disabilities find work that is meaningful and life-affirming. Molly reveals details about providing customized employment opportunities and self-employment. 

Molly Sullivan, Operations Director with Griffin Hamis Associates, joins the program to discuss the work that her organization does to help people with disabilities find work that is meaningful and life-affirming. Molly reveals details about providing customized employment opportunities and self-employment. 

In a recent conversation with Molly Sullivan, VP of Brand, Content, and Creative at Pegasystems, she said that before people buy products and services they first buy into ideas. And in order for them to want to buy from you, you have to have the kind of ideas that make them want to buy what you're selling. And one way, a good way, for them to buy into your ideas is to be an effective storyteller that can share a compelling theme or narrative in a way that makes people not only listen, but also be a meaningful partner in charting the path they go on with you. Having a meaningful narrative and being able to share it in a way that connects and enlists your target audience in developing that narrative is becoming incredibly important in building a community around your business. And being able to tell/share that grand story in a comprehensive and compelling way calls for a strategy that uses a variety of formats, channels, apps and any other way necessary to get connect your ideas to the right folks. A person who has been helping companies tell stories, from Walt Disney movies (like Pirates of the Caribbean), 20th Century Fox (James Cameron's Avatar), Showtime (Dexter), Microsoft (Halo) and even Coca-Cola, is transmedia storyteller expert Jeff Gomez, who is also CEO of Starlight Runner Entertainment. I recently had a LinkedIn Live conversation with Jeff to learn more about what transmedia storytelling is, who it can work for, and how companies of any size can leverage it to more meaningfully connect with an audience.

Reignite your favorite hobbies and combine them with service! Meet Molly Sullivan, a current student at Marquette University who puts service at the heart of all she does. She and I went to high school together! As a volunteer and leader of Special Olympics and Best Buddies at her school, Molly knows her way to making time for others. Molly loves all things sports. In fact, she broke six swimming records in high school! Geniusly, she has combined her love of sports with her desire to build friendships with those with intellectual disabilities. Molly also speaks about her faith fueling her passion in life to be a person dedicated to serving others. Her bubbly personality shines through on this episode. It's easy to hear her authenticity. Listen now! Question of the episode: Who is someone you can send a quick text of love to? Connect with Molly on LinkedIn. Check out Special Olympics and Best Buddies. Find more service opportunities on my blog. If you haven't already subscribed to the podcast, do so now. Subscribe to my blog, too! Music for this podcast was created by Keegan Foley. See his music and hire him for voice and music production. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Taylor County's Molly Sullivan is a state finalist in the KFB Discussion Meet.

For most chefs, opening their first restaurant is both a dream come true and a labor of love. Such was the case for Molly Sullivan, who opened Miss Molly’s Cafe & Pastry shop in 2017.On this week’s podcast, we chat with her about bringing her dream cafe to life, the work she’s put into keeping it going – even during the COVID-19 pandemic – and the community that’s supported her and her staff through some of the darkest months. She also shares insights into how the pandemic has changed the way she operates (and views) her business, both temporarily and for the long term.

Friends, if you haven't listened to Part 1 of my interview with Molly, go there first, and then come back to this one — it will give you a lot of context. In this episode, Molly shares her journey with mental health, how her diagnosis's changed over the years, finally accepting that she had Bipolar 2 (she gets into what the difference is between 1 & 2), how dating & her sex life were impacted by her mental health, navigating relationships with a mental health illness, and so much more. I am in awe of her transparency and think her story is so inspiring because it really illustrates the ups and downs, struggles and highs, confusions and moments of clarity that is mental health. I also think this episode can relate to a lot of individuals struggling with any sort of mental health illness. If you enjoy this episode, please give me a rating and review on Apple Podcasts, as it really helps people find my show! FOLLOW MOLLY: https://www.instagram.com/mollyrsullivan/ FOLLOW ME ON INSTAGRAM: https://instagram.com/justmands MY PODCAST INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/justmandspod MY BLOG: https://justmands.com/ MY TIK TOK: @just_mands Inquiries only: amanda@justmands.com

Molly is a 21 year old gal from Rhode Island who sings, writes, and loves anything that connects us as people. She's smart, charismatic, well-spoken, witty, and incredibly wise. In this episode, talk about how her sexuality manifested itself at a young age, her experience with her parents getting a divorce, the pros/cons of dating apps, the benefits of having a family that is open & honest with communication, and so much more. Stay tuned for Part 2 next week where we touch on how mental health impacts her relationships, love, and sex. FOLLOW MOLLY: https://www.instagram.com/mollyrsullivan/ FOLLOW ME ON INSTAGRAM: https://instagram.com/justmands MY PODCAST INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/justmandspod MY BLOG: https://justmands.com/ MY TIK TOK: @just_mands Inquiries only: amanda@justmands.com

Surprise! Today, Johannah Newmarch (otherwise known as Molly Sullivan) joins us to talk all about her career and of course, When Calls the Heart! Johannah also drops FIVE words to describe Season 8 of When Calls the Heart. Tune in and enjoy! Follow us on Instagram and Twitter! @heartieshotline Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Steve, Dan and Emily are honored this week to welcome their special guest, Molly Sullivan. Molly spent 6 years as the Sixers' sideline reporter for Comcast Sportsnet/NBC Sports Philadelphia. Currently a Las Vegas Raiders reporter for 8 News Now, Molly regales our hosts with lots of stories and insights from her time covering the Sixers and subsequently the Philadelphia Eagles. Plus: she tells us about what it was like to cover an NFL team during the coronavirus pandemic. BUT FIRST! The hosts purge their final feelings on the James Harden-to-the-Sixers saga that ended with the star in Brooklyn, talked about the team's most recent brush with COVID-19, gushed about the squad's young gunners, and made predictions for the week ahead, should basketball continue. Enjoy! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Molly Sullivan had a successful career in entertainment reporting before starting over to fulfill her lifelong passion for sports. She made her way to the NBA and NFL, and is now back home on the sidelines for the Las Vegas Raiders - at the same place where she got her first internship. Talk about full circle.In this episode, we talk about Molly's career path and how she's had to create the opportunities she wants for herself. Even when people told her she didn't have "it," she never took "no" for an answer because she believed in herself and knew she could do it. Hear how she made it happen, what she's learned, and why it's so important to stay true to yourself.Connect with me on your favorite podcast platform: https://pods.link/aardvarkgirl Connect with Molly @MollySullivanTV--01:02 I was a tomboy in a dress, so sports is totally in the blood. The NBA was my first love.02:41 I'm a firm believer in the universe and everything attached to it and somebody is always listening. I always loved telling stories.04:47 I'm super grateful for the bad moments. At the time, I was kicking and I was screaming because I wanted to continue covering the NBA, and it just wasn't in the cards. But that was the best move of my career, and I didn't make it. I owe those people a thank you card because it led me to the NFL. It led me back home to Las Vegas where I grew up, and now my daughter can grow up in the same community that has been so tremendous to me. So it's crazy how things work.08:09 I don't take myself seriously, clearly. I take what I do incredibly serious. My former boss said, "She may be able to write, but she's not a reporter. And she doesn't have that ‘it’ factor." It's just because I didn't love what I was reporting about. 10:03 Maybe when you're starting out, you're trying so hard to be somebody that you're not because you’ve studied things and you think that you need to be a certain way and dress a certain way. When I talk to young sports broadcasters coming up, I just say, “Listen, you got to stay true to yourself, because if you don't, this business is cruel. And if you're true to yourself, then everything kind of just always falls in place." And I'm a testament to that.12:13 Moving back home to Las Vegas, I found a school project from the seventh grade saying that I wanted to work for Channel 8, which is where I'm working now as a sports broadcaster.I had reached the national level for entertainment and with sports, I started at ground zero.I call my time in Philadelphia basically an 8-year boot camp where I learned everything, I saw everything, and now I'm back home to utilize that knowledge with the Raiders.19:22 I chopped my hair because I was bleached blonde at the time. and long extensions, and tons of makeup. I wasn't being true to myself. And I knew that at my core, I am a reporter. And certainly the rules change from a red carpet to the sideline, but I knew that I could do it. And I've always wanted to do it. That's the athlete in me. But I can't tell you how many times I was told that I just didn't have "this" or "that" or I was lacking "this" or you want to put me in a box.23:20 I got the call from Philly and they said, "Listen, you got two days. Get over there." And then I covered the 76ers for seven years.26:21 All you need is one person to believe in you, one person to understand what this city, what our community, is really all about. And we got that, and we showed what we can do. You think the Raiders weren't watching how the city of Las Vegas rallied behind the Golden Knights and everything, and that it's the best story, not only in sports but in life period, that we've seen in modern day? And that's what sport is all about. It's about bringing people together, and what a privilege it is for me to cover the Raiders’ inaugural season here in my hometown. It's still surreal. I still pinch myself. 33:46 I was gonna find a way to cover the Raiders in their inaugural season one way or the other. I don't take no for an answer when I know that I can get something done. And certainly in Las Vegas, I feel a great responsibility here because we are no longer an amateur sports town. We are no longer an entertainment city. We are no longer an events-only city. We are a professional sports town. And we are an NFL city. And that means something. 36:48 Maybe there's something to chasing perfection, because you know what, sometimes, you might come pretty darn close.38:03 I wanted substance. I was craving substance. I was craving more. I could do that job in my sleep. As grateful as I was for it, it got to the point where I could just go through the motions if I wanted to. Now that's not who I am. That's not in my blood. So that's when I kind of knew it was it was time to move on. And lo and behold, I was moved on, and therein is the beauty of it. There's a lot more in life that I want to accomplish. 41:28 Stay true to yourself and fight for what you believe in. And don't let go of it. for me, it was just always important to walk into that locker room on day one and set a standard and to never let go. My daughter was my number one priority, and no one was going to get me off track of that. Like, I cannot be bothered, get out of my way, my daughter's my number one priority, and ever since continues to be my number one priority, and I will fight for her with anything. So I think just understanding your why, and understanding what matters most, and be prepared to fail. Gosh, you got to be prepared to fail. Because if you're not failing, then you know what? You're not learning.

Molly Sullivan from 8 News Now CBS Las Vegas joins the show and gives her take on the Las Vegas Raiders. Was Darren Waller robbed of AFC offensive player of the week? Three and Out ask the question does the NFL need an award for offensive lineman? And as always Vinny and Lincoln take calls from Raider Nation. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jeffrey Gorman, Larra Overton and Casey Vallier open up the podcast talking about the huge victory last Sunday the Colts got in Houston against the Texans.  The trio was also joined by the voice of the Colts, Matt Taylor, who put his Don Fischer impression on full display.  Larra was then joined by Molly Sullivan, who is the Raiders Reporter for CBS 8 News Now, to help get a preview of the upcoming game in Las Vegas between the Colts and Raiders.

Have questions, comments or concerns? You can reach us at www.kindermusikfun.comFor more great info on child development, visit us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/KindermusikfunWe’re trying something new this Fall!There is SO much amazing learning going on in our classes, and so much in-depth information that I want to share with you! Obviously, while we’re in class dancing, playing and cuddling it’s not the time to do this --- so I’m recording some interesting and helpful info for you. I’ve broken it down into age groups, but many of these overlap and apply to all early childhood learning.    Let me know if it’s helpful!For All Age Groups:We begin each class for every age group with a hello song where each child is acknowledged by name. Why take time to do this? Hearing their name in the song helps their developing sense of self and affirms that they are important.Village (Foundations)Baby’s experience of the world is integrated – processing many types of stimuli simultaneously.  When baby plays with a scarf, accompanied by a song and simple game, they are experiencing tactile stimulation, language development, musical aptitude, and emotional interaction.One of baby’s primary jobs during the first 3 years is to learn to make things happen, including discovering qualities of objects, how things work, how to use objects as tools, how to plan and how to make a plan work. Playing with baby with items such as the scarf and paper plates helps baby do their homework. Our Time and Imagine That (Levels 2 and 3)Awareness is the ability to recognize the needs, interests, strengths and values of others. An aware child learns about the needs and complexities of others by watching, listening and forming relationships with a variety of children. An aware child will be much less likely to exclude others from a group, to tease and act in a violent way. Awareness is one of six core strengths identified as helping to develop children who are more Humane. “Promoting Nonviolent Behavior in Children, “ by Bruce D, Perry, MD, Ph. D., Scholastic Early Childhood Today, September 2001, pages 26 - 29. Body awareness: for young children movement is body awareness. Children are learning what their bodies can do. They are defining the physical perimeters of their bodies. They are becoming less generalized and more specific in their recognition of where the different parts of their bodies are and what those different specific body parts can do individually or in union with other parts of the body they are becoming aware of the bodies movement range from frantic activity to rest. Feeling Strong, Feeling Free, by Molly Sullivan. Young Child (Levels 4 and 5)Our learning at this stage is more specific: we hear sound/no sound, steady beat/no beat, etc. and respond not only with our bodies, but express these through instruments and coloring.We also begin learning ensemble development – when to play, when to wait our turn, whether we should play loudly or quietly, which resonator bar to play when. It’s a lot! But the foundation has been laid through the first 3 levels, and we’re ready for it.Controlling our bodies and navigating space becomes more refined as well. We listen to specific sounds or for a specific number or length of time, or to whether the voice is singing or speaking. These are some of the best integrated learning activities, combining listening, analyzing, responding, moving, and stopping.

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Molly Sullivan sits down and chats with Eagles Hall of Famer Merrill Reese about his favorite non Superbowl Eagles game, Merrill shares some interesting stories, and more.

Molly Sullivan sits down and chats with Eagles Hall of Famer Merrill Reese about his favorite non Superbowl Eagles game, Merrill shares some interesting stories, and more.

Molly Sullivan provides an update on the aftermath of the playoff loss to Seattle on this episode of Eagles 360, presented by Xfinity.

Molly Sullivan provides an update on the aftermath of the playoff loss to Seattle on this episode of Eagles 360, presented by Xfinity.

WR Deontay Burnett sits down with Molly Sullivan to discuss his performance against the Giants, his relationship with QB Josh McCown, and more.

WR Deontay Burnett sits down with Molly Sullivan to discuss his performance against the Giants, his relationship with QB Josh McCown, and more.

Molly Sullivan has the latest on the team’s recent roster transactions, Boston Scott winning NFC Offensive Player of the Week, and more on this episode of Eagles 360, presented by Xfinity.

Molly Sullivan has the latest on the team’s recent roster transactions, Boston Scott winning NFC Offensive Player of the Week, and more on this episode of Eagles 360, presented by Xfinity.

RB Boston Scott sits down with Molly Sullivan to discuss his journey from the practice squad to the active roster, his role model and teammate Darren Sproles, and more.

RB Boston Scott sits down with Molly Sullivan to discuss his journey from the practice squad to the active roster, his role model and teammate Darren Sproles, and more.

Molly Sullivan take you through a tour of the locker room to hear from the players following a big win against the Dallas Cowboys on this episode of Eagles 360, presented by Xfinity.

Molly Sullivan take you through a tour of the locker room to hear from the players following a big win against the Dallas Cowboys on this episode of Eagles 360, presented by Xfinity.

Molly Sullivan heads into the lockeroom to recap the players thoughts ahead of the matchup against the Cowboys, provides an injury update on LB Kamu Gruiger-Hill, all on this episode of Eagles 360, presented by Xfinity.

Molly Sullivan heads into the lockeroom to recap the players thoughts ahead of the matchup against the Cowboys, provides an injury update on LB Kamu Gruiger-Hill, all on this episode of Eagles 360, presented by Xfinity.

Molly Sullivan takes you into to the lockeroom as team veterans preview facing the Redskins' QB Dwayne Haskins, as well as recapping the great performance from young rookies on the team. All on this episode of Eagles 360, presented by Xfinity.

Molly Sullivan takes you into to the lockeroom as team veterans preview facing the Redskins' QB Dwayne Haskins, as well as recapping the great performance from young rookies on the team. All on this episode of Eagles 360, presented by Xfinity.

Molly Sullivan recaps the players and head coach Doug Pederson's reaction following the week 14 victory against the New York Giants on this episode of Eagles 360, presented by Xfinity.

Molly Sullivan recaps the players and head coach Doug Pederson's reaction following the week 14 victory against the New York Giants on this episode of Eagles 360, presented by Xfinity.

CB Cre'Von LeBlanc sits downs with Molly Sullivan to discuss coming back from injury, the meaning behind a special tattoo, and more.

CB Cre'Von LeBlanc sits downs with Molly Sullivan to discuss coming back from injury, the meaning behind a special tattoo, and more.

The boys sat down with Luke, an Jordan Peterson wannabe, and Molly, our resident female guest, for a hearty debate about feminism in modernity. Of course, Luke was an hour late, and things didn’t really go as planned. Oh, and we fired Steve. Come check it out.

LB Nathan Gerry sits down with Molly Sullivan to discuss the defense's performance so far this season, how he recieved his nickname "White Snake," and more.

LB Nathan Gerry sits down with Molly Sullivan to discuss the defense's performance so far this season, how he recieved his nickname "White Snake," and more.

DE Brandon Graham sits down with Molly Sullivan to discuss his family, what it was like when he got his contract extension, and more.

DE Brandon Graham sits down with Molly Sullivan to discuss his family, what it was like when he got his contract extension, and more.

Local singer-songwriter Molly Sullivan is a bit of an enigma. Many of her songs have, so far, gone unrecorded, and she tends to limit her online presence. When she joined me in the studio, I had very little in front of me in terms of notes or prepared questions, so, I thought, "Let’s just start talking and see where it goes." As it turns out, this interview ranks among one of my favorites; and as you join me as a witness to this conversation, you’ll see why; and hopefully, it will be one of your favorites as well.

LB Duke Riley sits down with Molly Sullivan and discusses his family, his friendship with Jalen Mills and more.

LB Duke Riley sits down with Molly Sullivan and discusses his family, his friendship with Jalen Mills and more.

On this special edition of the Eagles Insider Podcast, Molly Sullivan sits down with Eagles cheerleader, Nicole Hillis, to discuss the NFL’s Crucial Catch platform, and her family’s experience intercepting cancer.

On this special edition of the Eagles Insider Podcast, Molly Sullivan sits down with Eagles cheerleader, Nicole Hillis, to discuss the NFL’s Crucial Catch platform, and her family’s experience intercepting cancer.

Jim Schwartz and Mike Groh preview the Vikings and Molly Sullivan takes you inside the locker room with Jason Kelce on this edition of Eagles 360, presented by Xfinity.

Jim Schwartz and Mike Groh preview the Vikings and Molly Sullivan takes you inside the locker room with Jason Kelce on this edition of Eagles 360, presented by Xfinity.

Head Coach Doug Pederson wants his team as fresh as possible heading into the week three matchup against the Detroit Lions. Molly Sullivan has info on that and more in the latest Eagles 360, presented by Xfinity.

Head Coach Doug Pederson wants his team as fresh as possible heading into the week three matchup against the Detroit Lions. Molly Sullivan has info on that and more in the latest Eagles 360, presented by Xfinity.