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Nancy volunteer at an event and was told to be mean to people. We started the WIVK Tadpole club! Nancy survived her first day of solo teaching at UTK. Joey has no idea how to help his son with English homework and Nancy quizzes him on it. Hot Tea - Riley Green adds fuel to the rumor that he is dating Megan Moroney. Tim McGraw is leaving his Netflix show. PETA wants to retire Punxsutawney Phil and use a cake to reveal the prediction instead. McGhee Tyson Airport released some weird stats from 2024. Joey shared some stats from the Joey and Nancy Show. Starbucks is writing names on their cups again. Joey and Nancy try to spell listeners' names correctly. Lucky 7 Nancy discovered that the song her washing machine plays has lyrics. She sings them and then Joey sings lyrics he made up for other appliances. Did a whale fart almost start World War 3?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nancy volunteer at an event and was told to be mean to people. We started the WIVK Tadpole club! Nancy survived her first day of solo teaching at UTK. Joey has no idea how to help his son with English homework and Nancy quizzes him on it. Hot Tea - Riley Green adds fuel to the rumor that he is dating Megan Moroney. Tim McGraw is leaving his Netflix show. PETA wants to retire Punxsutawney Phil and use a cake to reveal the prediction instead. McGhee Tyson Airport released some weird stats from 2024. Joey shared some stats from the Joey and Nancy Show. Starbucks is writing names on their cups again. Joey and Nancy try to spell listeners' names correctly. Lucky 7 Nancy discovered that the song her washing machine plays has lyrics. She sings them and then Joey sings lyrics he made up for other appliances. Did a whale fart almost start World War 3?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, we're thrilled to welcome back Deanna Springer. Deanna was a close collaborator with the legendary Nancy Zieman, co-founding Nancy Zieman Productions in 2007. Together, they launched a blog, social media channels, and over 40 sewing and quilting products, as well as produced 12 seasons of Sewing with Nancy. Today, Deanna carries Nancy's remarkable legacy forward, sharing their love of sewing with the world through the Great Wisconsin Quilt Show and other initiatives. In our conversation, Deanna reflects on her journey with Nancy, the impact of the Quilt Show, and the vibrant quilting community she's passionate about supporting. We'll also explore the ways Deanna continues to inspire and uplift others through her work and community projects like Quilt to Give.  (2:02) For those who haven't met yet…Deanna tells us about her history in the sewing industry and how she met Nancy Zieman. It's certainly been an amazing life! (3:33) The Sewing with Nancy Show started in Nancy's home in 1984…Deanna tells us how it all started. (4:15) So, how did this 25-year long TV show evolve to The Great Wisconsin Quilt Show! Well, 4H had a big part of it all! And Nancy was certainly a woman ahead of her time! (7:35) Deanna talks about how the Nancy Zieman Team is carrying on Nancy's legacy. (9:42) Deanna tells us about The quilt to Give Program spearheaded by Nancy and how you can get involved.(11:05) After 20 years, how has the show evolved? Deanna who has been present tear walks us through the transformation. Oh, and Nancy really did teach Bucky Badger to sew! (14:42) Deanna reflects on pieces of advice that Nancy Zieman shared with her and how this advice has helped her throughout life. (16:12) How has Deanna seen the sewing and quilting community evolve? It's the community…it's people helping people. (17:08) What are the challenges and rewards Deanna has experienced in carrying on Nancy's legacy? (18:10) Deanna's two sisters now work with her teaching sewing through video. Learn about The Stitch It! Sisters. And hear about the great things that came out of the pandemic. (21:34) Does Deanna see a difference between long time sewists and those new to the industry? She walks through the differences she sees in the different generations. (23:36) What are some of Deanna's most memorable moments of the past 20 years at The Great Wisconsin Quilt Show? (25:50) In all she does, what is Deanna most personally proud of? She points out the vibe created by all who attend. (27:04) For those who didn't have the honor of knowing Nancy Zieman, what's one thing they should know about her? Deanna's response…grace. (27:49) What's coming up for the next Great Wisconsin Quilt Show. You have to keep things unique and interesting…but you have to keep it the same!  Oh and…do you want to volunteer? Find out how! (28:53) Is there a question I missed? It's profoundly moving to hear Deanna Springer reflect on the legacy of Nancy Zieman, whose spirit truly embodies the heart of the Great Wisconsin Quilt Show. Nancy lived with a genuine humility that touched everyone she met, teaching and inspiring with a grace that resonates through each stitch and seam showcased here. It's a profound honor for us to bring you aa conversation that celebrates her life's work, touching the hearts of all who gather. Thank you for joining us in this special tribute to Nancy's enduring legacy. Our deepest thanks to Deanna for taking the time to talk with us.   And there you have it – another story about a very special someone who dedicated their life's work to Quilters around the world. Someone for whom quilting is so much more than a hobby…it's a way of life…a connection to something bigger. If you know someone you think has an outstanding story – a story that should be shared on this podcast, please drop me a note to meg@sew&sewpodcast.com  or complete the form on our website. Be sure to subscribe to, review and rate this podcast on your favorite platform…and visit our website sewandsopodcast.com for more Be sure to subscribe to, review and rate this podcast on your favorite platform…and visit our website sewandsopodcast.com for more information about today's and all of our Guests.

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May is “Nancy “ month at Blockhead and the Billy Ireland Cartoon Library & Museum with “Nancy Fest” and “The Nancy Show” a two-day celebration  and exhibition celebrating Ernie Bushmiller's comicstrip masterpiece! Festival organizers, Brian Walker, Tom Gammill and Caitlin McGurk join Geoff to discuss the events, the exhibition and just what makes “Nancy” great.  Billy Ireland Cartoon Library & Museum  Nancy Fest   Geoff: geoffgrogan.com Patreon shop on Instagram: @greenscreencomic  

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Today Leslie has a fascinating conversation with Documentary Filmmaker Cevin Soling about what it's like to investigate ancient tribes that still exist. How do you put together a compelling film when you have no idea what you will find? Do you go in with a planned story or agenda? Cevin addresses this and much more in this informative episode of Best in Fest.More About CevinCevin Soling, president of Spectacle Films and Xemu Records, works aswriter, director, producer, artist, and academic. Soling directed and produced, THE WAR ON KIDS, winner of the best educational documentary award at the New York Independent Film and VideoFestival. The film demonstrates how American public schools have becomemodeled after prisons in response to fear and a burgeoning intolerance of youth.The film ran at the Quad Cinema in New York City and screened at HarvardUniversity as well as other major universities. It has received accolades fromThe New York Times, Variety, and The Huffington Post. Soling was a gueston numerous radio shows including The Lionel Show on Air America, TheJoey Reynolds Show on WOR, and The Leonard Lopate Show on WNYC. Inaddition, the film was featured on national television along with an interview onThe Dr. Nancy Show on MSNBC, as well as on RT Television, and Soling wasthe featured guest on The Colbert Report. The film has been broadcastinternationally on The Sundance Channel and aired domestically on TheDocumentary Channel.Soling also produced and directed IKLAND, a film about a tribe in NorthernUganda that had been described as the most despicable people on the planet bythe anthropologist who studied them over forty years ago. IKLAND won theaward for Best Documentary content at the Boston International Film Festivaland was released theatrically in June of 2012 where it received enthusiasticreviews from The New York Times, Discovery Magazine, and from severalsyndicated critics.Soling wrote, directed, and produced the feature film, THE WAR ON THE WARON DRUGS, winner of the best experimental feature film award at the New YorkIndependent Film and Video Festival, the Stoney Award for best documentaryfrom High Times, as well as the “Clear Creek” Honorable Mention Award at theWinslow International Film Festival.The New York Times proclaimed in a rave review that THE WAR ON THE WARON DRUGS "...a lively and well-executed satire that sweetens its occasionaltruths with rebellious humor..." The film was acquired for DVD distributionworldwide through Time Warner by The Disinformation Company.

We've become The Negative Nancy show for this week on the Top Pair Podcast. The boys recap the week that was in coach firings, suspensions, and the Coyote arena drama. At least USA Hockey won? Like, Comment, and Subscribe. Follow us on social media: @toppair_pod (Twitter and Instagram) @ericcweinsteinn (Twitter and Instagram) @nmaxwell01 (Twitter) @NickJMaxwell (Instagram) @a1sportsnetwork (Twitter and Instagram) Producer Matt Weinstein @mattytredeuce

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How can you uplevel your business and your wellbeing? Sheri Salata and Nancy Hala, cofounders of The Pillar Life and cohosts of the hit podcast The Sheri + Nancy Show were in their mid 50s with dream careers, but they realized there was a bigger purpose for them and bigger healing to be done. They share what it was like to be the executive producer on the Oprah Winfrey Show, how they run their lifestyle brand, how to prioritize your health and self care, and how to turn no's into the next grand possibility. - Join us for the Arrive Summit! August 3-4 cathyheller.com/arrive - Get more of Sheri + Nancy at thepillarlife.com - Listen to The Sheri + Nancy Show wherever you get your podcasts! - Thanks KiwiCo! Get 30% off your first month on select crates at kiwico.com/dreamjob - Thanks Azlo! Sign up with no minimum deposit at Azlo.com/dreamjob and get a free copy of Azlo’s Small Business Starter Guide.

In this episode, I talk with Sheri Salata who sat down in her Napa Valley home to chat with me about her new book The Beautiful No (and MANY other things). As we sat in our individual kitchens and talked through our individual screens (oh the wonders of technology), I couldn’t wait to dive in.Sheri is most known for her 20+ year career with Oprah Winfrey. She was the final executive producer of the Oprah Winfrey show and President of Harpo Studios and OWN.She has since continued to thrive in her creative work and recently wrote her book The Beautiful No which we dive deep into this episode. We talk about the middle of life, energetic frequency, the power of our stories, attaching to our struggle, the shame around the language of work-life balance, using happiness as our compass and much, much more.If you want more of Sheri after this episode, you can tune into her podcast with her friend Nancy called The Sheri and Nancy Show, or do like I did and settle in with her audiobook and a cup of tea.I hope you enjoyed this episode with Sheri as much as I enjoyed recording it.Your Host - Katie B

The executive producer of the Oprah Winfrey Show, Sheri Salata and her cohost Nancy Hala on the popular podcast, The Sheri and Nancy Show join us on this very special episode! Sheri is the author of the new book, The Beautiful No, And Other Tales of Trail, Transcendence, and Transformation. They discuss the inevitable question that arrives somewhere in your 50s: what's next? In the midst of a major career, an enriching family life, or other successes, how to you find inspiration for your next steps, and more importantly, how to make a total commitment to yourself to make that happen? Part of that is admitting that you don't need to settle for success in only one or two areas of your life: you can have the whole package—if you want it. And often it's the tiny changes that make a world of difference.  They also propose trashing the now-prevalent work-life balance ideal, as all it seems to do is instill shame and failure in so many women. Lastly, they urge people to curate their own life experiences, instead of simply letting life happen. ---------------------------------------- ADVERTISE WITH US: Reach expats, future expats, and travelers all over the world. Send us an email to get the conversation started. BECOME A PATRON: Pledge your monthly support of The Bittersweet Life and receive awesome prizes in return for your generosity! Visit our Patreon site to find out more. DONATE: Prefer a one-time donation? Click here to send financial support via PayPal. (You can also find a Donate button on the desktop version of our website.) The show needs your support to continue.  JOIN THE CONVERSATION: If you have a question or a topic you want us to address, send us an email here. You can also connect to us through Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram. Tag #thebittersweetlife with your expat story for a chance to be featured! NEW TO THE SHOW? Don't be afraid to start with Episode 1: OUTSET SUBSCRIBE: Subscribe to the podcast to make sure you never miss an episode. Click here to find us on a variety of podcast apps. WRITE A REVIEW: Leave us a rating and a written review on iTunes so more listeners can find us. BOOK: Want to read Tiffany's book, Midnight in the Piazza? Learn more here or order on Amazon. TOUR ROME: If you're traveling to Rome, don't miss the chance to tour the city with Tiffany as your guide! 

The Onward Project is celebrating Labor Day with #HappierLaborDay! Liz and Sarah invite Sheri Salata (author of The Beautiful No, co-host of the podcast The Sheri & Nancy Show) to be their special Labor Day co-host! Sheri shares how a “beautiful no” led to her job as the powerhouse Executive Producer of The Oprah Winfrey Show. Then they discuss how we can all have a happier work life by reframing work as creativity and innovation. Sheri’s Hollywood Hack? Make a radical change! Finally, Sheri— who’s met literally EVERYONE— reveals her very favorite celebrity encounter: Tom Hanks. The Beautiful No: https://smile.amazon.com/Beautiful-No-Other-Transcendence-Transformation/dp/0062743198/ref=sr_1_2?keywords=The+beautiful+no&qid=1566950608&s=gateway&sr=8-2 The Sheri & Nancy Show: https://thepillarlife.com/sheri-nancy-show/ Tom Hanks: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tom_Hanks

Today’s episode features the powerhouse that is Sheri Salata - creator of The Pillar Life.com and The Sheri and Nancy Show and author of The Beautiful No. Brooke was lucky enough to meet Sheri in person in LA during her book tour, and we’re thrilled we’ve finally had the opportunity to have her on the show. She and Brooke chat about her journey from executive producer of The Oprah Winfrey Show to where she is now, her approach to slowing down, spirituality, the second half of life and more. Questions featured in this episode: You've changed your life significantly over the past few years - what was the catalyst for those changes? You talk about going through a process of 'reckoning'. What did your reckoning look like? How do you balance finding joy in the present moment and working towards your big life goals? Do you think we need to reach a crisis point in order to reevaluate our lives? Or is there a way of manufacturing that awakening without hitting rock bottom? How did you learn to make ‘no’ a part of your vocabulary? What can people do to start this process of reevaluation, excavation and reinvention in their own lives? Looking for more Slow? Find show notes, resources and links at slowyourhome.com/season3 Follow us on Instagram @slowhomepod Sign up for our love letters Join the Slow Experiment Club over on Patreon Or leave a rating or review in iTunes As always, thank you for listening! Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/slow See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Seeking and dreamstorming requires that we let go of old stories we tell ourselves so we can master the reinvention we’re living through now. With our podcast soul sister, and co-host of “The Sheri and Nancy Show,” Nancy Hala, we laugh our way through it.  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

What stories are you telling yourself? I was listening to one of my favorite podcast, the Sheri and Nancy Show and they were talking about unpacking a therapy session. The topic, stories we tell ourselves, came up and got me thinking. Stories are powerful! However, if you are telling yourself stories that are negative and not serving you, listen to this episode about how I am going to change some of my self-talk. Shout out in this episode to the amazing story teller, Ann Marie Houghtailing Subscribe to Bizwell and review in iTunes Are you subscribed to the Bizwell Podcast? If you’re not, I want to encourage you to do that today. I don’t want you to miss an episode. Now if you are feeling extra loving, I would be really grateful if you left a review over on iTunes. Those reviews help other people find my podcast and they are also fun for me to read. Select “Ratings and Reviews” and “Write a Review” and let me know what your favorite part of the podcast is. Thank you! Follow Bizwell Podcast on Twitter @MelissaBotello7  www.mbbizwell.com https://annmariehoughtailing.com/ https://thepillarlife.com/sheri-nancy-show/  

This week, we talk about a nugget learned from Steph Curry and Sonia Ricotti. The grown-up version is: Be a victor, not a victim. The kid-ified (and Jerome-ified) version is: Write your own story, boo. The lesson for kids is no one gets to define you or what you want to do in life. You are the author of your own story. We also do a follow up on last week's nugget, "Being curious is better than being smart."Podcast references: Steph Curry article: https://www.theplayerstribune.com/en-us/articles/stephen-curry-underratedSonia Ricotti's "Unsinkable": https://www.amazon.com/Unsinkable-Bounce-Back-Quickly-Knocks/dp/1632650029/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1550073312&sr=8-1&keywords=sonia+ricottiThe Sheri & Nancy Show: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-sheri-nancy-show/id1271868787?mt=2

This week we have on Sheri Salata who had a 21 year career with Oprah as the executive producer of the Oprah Winfrey Show. She was also co-president of the OWN Network. Sheri has now moved on and is doing her own business along with one of her dear friends Nancy called the Pillar Life and is the co-host of the podcast Sheri and Nancy Show. Sheri talked about her journey and how it was filled with all the wrong steps, how she wasn’t ready to settle and how she would start over and over until she got it right. She started at the Oprah show at 35 and how she worked her way up, she shares about everything she learned along the way. Sheri is really big on our stories, the stories we tell ourselves all the time are these things that shape our life. But when you call it a story, that means you’re the author of it. We talked about what the transition was like to having a super successful career and how she took the leap to do her own thing. We talked about her favorite books, her favorite spiritual teachers. We also talked about her self care routine, what she struggles with, and meditation, and so much more. 

(Recorded December 16, 2018) This Week: (1) Mueller Time; and (2) the news roundup.

Nancy and Chuck, yes they CAN! The dynamic Democrats won the headline of the week after they went nose to nose with President Trump in a photo op gone rogue, they along with Mike Flynn, Paul Manafort, Michael Cohen, Mike Pence and Trump's great wall, just some of the topics we explore this week on The Halli Casser-Jayne Podcast when Halli and her partner in politics veteran White House correspondent Matthew Cooper wax eloquent on all things politics, the podcast posted on all your favorite sites and apps at Halli Casser-Jayne dot com.As we do every week, newsman Matthew Cooper joins Halli for their politics segment, PODCAST AMERICA, in which Matt and Halli slice and dice all things politics. And what a week it was. The stock market went up and down sorta like Trump's moods, his Twitter feed as raucous as the markets; Chief of Staff Mike Flynn is out, but no one else wants in; Mike Flynn soon to be sentenced, Manafort might have been lying to his own lawyers, and as we go to press, Michael Cohen is waiting to hear how long a stay he'll have in Club Fed. But the big story of the week: Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer paid a visit to the Oval and proved there's a new show in town. It was just another week in the storied presidency of Donald J. Trump. Welcome to The Halli Casser-Jayne Show and we're just beginning.Nancy and Chuck, yes they CAN!, Donald Trump, Mike Pence, those subjects and more when journalists Halli Casser-Jayne and Matthew Cooper present their fun and insightful political conversation on The Halli Casser-Jayne Show the podcast posted at Halli Casser-Jayne dot com.

MEET CEVIN SOLING Cevin Soling, president of Spectacle Films and Xemu Records, works as writer, director, producer, artist, and academic. Soling directed and produced, THE WAR ON KIDS, winner of the best educational documentary award at the New York Independent Film and Video Festival. The film demonstrates how American public schools have become modeled after prisons in response to fear and a burgeoning intolerance of youth. The film ran at the Quad Cinema in New York City and screened at Harvard University as well as other major universities. It has received accolades from The New York Times, Variety, and The Huffington Post. Soling was a guest on numerous radio shows including The Lionel Show on Air America, The Joey Reynolds Show on WOR, and The Leonard Lopate Show on WNYC. In addition, the film was featured on national television along with an interview on The Dr. Nancy Show on MSNBC as well as on RT Television, and Soling was the featured guest on The Colbert Report. The film has been broadcast internationally on The Sundance Channel and aired domestically on The Documentary Channel. Soling also produced and directed IKLAND, a film about a tribe in Northern Uganda that had been described as the most despicable people on the planet by the anthropologist who studied them over forty years ago. IKLAND won the award for Best Documentary content at the Boston International Film Festival and was released theatrically in June of 2012 where it received enthusiastic reviews from The New York Times, Discovery Magazine, and from several syndicated critics. Soling wrote, directed, and produced the feature film, THE WAR ON THE WAR ON DRUGS, winner of the best experimental feature film award at the New York Independent Film and Video Festival, the Stoney Award for best documentary from High Times, as well as the “Clear Creek” Honorable Mention Award at the Winslow International Film Festival.

Today Ken welcomes actor Lynne Stewart (Pee Wee's Playhouse, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia) to the show. Ken and Lynne discuss children's television, the origins of Miss Yvonne, the Pee Wee Herman Show reunion, meeting Tuesday Weld, growing up in Los Angeles, when Ken's dad was on Bozo, Phil Hartman, the MTV generation, the influence of Pee Wee's Playhouse on Japan, teaching kids how to scream, The Candy and Nancy Show, buying your own Candy for $300, Engineer Bill, the wonders of Facebook, Lynne's mother as a Facebook Phenomenon, the shared experience of media, being a dancer, The Groundlings, M*A*S*H, Cindy Williams, Laverne & Shirley, American Graffiti, Andy Kaufman, being cut out of Bridesmaids, Kristen Wiig, living like you have no money when you do, Tiki, Edie McClurg, The Jimmy Stewart Show, why Lynne's father was mistaken for Jimmy Stewart by John Wayne, Pee Wee's Big Adventure, playing nuns, giving back, buying your own dolls, keeping Miss Yvonne's Christmas dress, Night Court, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, Tim Stack, improve, the long lasting friendships in the comedy community, and loving the Sopranos despite it not being a comedy.

WRITER | DIRECTOR | PRODUCER - Cevin Soling, President of Spectacle Films, is involved in the entertainment industry as: Writer, Director, Producer and Artist. Soling directed and produced, "The War On Kids," winner of the Best Educational Documentary award at the New York Independent Film and Video Festival. The film demonstrates how American public schools have become modeled after prisons in response to fear and a burgeoning intolerance of youth. It is currently airing on the Documentary Channel. It has received accolades from: The New York Times, Variety and The Huffington Post. In addition, the film was featured on national television along with an interview on The Dr. Nancy Show on MSNBC and Soling was the featured guest on The Colbert Report. Soling was Executive Producer of the independent feature "Relax, It's Just Sex" starring Jennifer Tilly and Lori Petty, which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival and was seen on HBO and Showtime. Cevin Soling also has a ton of other projects that have been produced, are in production and development. INTERVIEW QUESTIONS INCLUDE: Is crowdfunding the best way to raise money for a film? If not, is there a better way? Who should use Crowd Funding campaigns? What's the hardest thing about being a documentary producer, director? What things should you absolutely avoid doing if you’re pursuing a career as an documentary producer? WEBSITE: CevinSoling.com

WRITER | DIRECTOR | PRODUCER - Cevin Soling, President of Spectacle Films, is involved in the entertainment industry as: Writer, Director, Producer and Artist. Soling directed and produced, "The War On Kids," winner of the Best Educational Documentary award at the New York Independent Film and Video Festival. The film demonstrates how American public schools have become modeled after prisons in response to fear and a burgeoning intolerance of youth. It is currently airing on the Documentary Channel. It has received accolades from: The New York Times, Variety and The Huffington Post. In addition, the film was featured on national television along with an interview on The Dr. Nancy Show on MSNBC and Soling was the featured guest on The Colbert Report. Soling was Executive Producer of the independent feature "Relax, It's Just Sex" starring Jennifer Tilly and Lori Petty, which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival and was seen on HBO and Showtime. Cevin Soling also has a ton of other projects that have been produced, are in production and development. INTERVIEW QUESTIONS INCLUDE: Is crowdfunding the best way to raise money for a film? If not, is there a better way? Who should use Crowd Funding campaigns? What's the hardest thing about being a documentary producer, director? What things should you absolutely avoid doing if you’re pursuing a career as an documentary producer? WEBSITE: CevinSoling.com

Saturday, June 22, 2013This is another very full show, I talk at length about my 2 weeks in review. There is knitting and spinning progress, an update about Blip TV, stash enhancement, Two drawings, and Information about the upcoming KAL and SAL.Read more »