Podcasts about new your city

The title says it all. On this “NASM-CPT Podcast,” host, and NASM Master Instructor, Rick Richey, gets stepping into why passing on the elevator or escalator, is good for the body. Dr. Richey, who recently climbed 55 flights of stairs in New Your City as part of an American Heart Association fundraiser, digs into the research on how taking the stairs helps with health risk-reductions, like cardiovascular disease, and several others. If you like what you just consumed, leave us a 5-star review, and share this episode with a friend to help grow our NASM health and wellness community! Introducing NASM One, the membership for trainers and coaches. For just $35/mo., get unlimited access to over 300 continuing education courses, 50% off additional certifications and specializations, EDGE Trainer Pro all-in-one coaching app to grow your business, unlimited exam attempts and select waived fees. Stay on top of your game and ahead of the curve as a fitness professional with NASM One. Click here to learn more. https://bit.ly/4ddsgrm

In this spiderweb-filled NDY (Not Dunne Yet), Alicia dips into the life and times of Aileen Mehle, the gossip columnist also known as Suzy. She was the most famous gossip columnist of the century, and a heroine to our man Nick.  Aileen was able to get all the scoop as she moved with the high society circles – in whatever town she was in, Miami, Palm Beach, New Your City, or Washington D.C.  This episode has everything - so many of our current cast of characters and so many new characters too! I mean, for real, everyone is included in this one. Old and new. What a tale, and Aileen, legendary lady with so many stories to share. Y'all are going to LOVE this one! All sources can be found at doneanddunne.com. Continue your investigation with ad-free and bonus episodes on Patreon! To advertise on Done & Dunne, please reach out to info@amplitudemediapartners.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of "We're Done Here," we dive deep into food addiction with the hilarious Cindy Arena.

This week, it's all about the music! The Gays are joined by musician (& pal of Justin) Carl Pariso to talk all about the music industry, his upcoming album 'Level 30' and his upcoming show at the Rockwood Music Hall in New York!Justin and Kevin talk boy band crushes, favorite (and least favorite) genres of music, jealousy in relationships and showing hole.Carl Pariso's new album 'Level 30' comes out this Summer! Get updates about the album & keep up with Carl by following him on instagram and don't forget to come see him at the Rockwood Music Hall in New York on March 23rd!Want to Sponsor at Cocktail on the Pod?Cashapp OR Venmo us the amount of what you want us to try next!Support the showEnjoyed this episode? Don't forget to rate the show AND tell your friends! Follow Two Bland Gays on Instagram & TikTok!

As Professor Paimon makes ready for a temporary departure from New Your City, Sydney's latest revelation leaves Calliope reeling. A beautiful stranger crosses paths with Gideon. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ever considered the impact of daily movement on your child's development? Did you know that you can actively enhance your child's movement and physical abilities? Join us as Dr. Donna Kleyman, a seasoned Physiotherapist from New Your City, shares insights on 'Daily Movement for Children to Enhance Physical Health & Development' in a conversation that promises actionable tips and a fresh perspective on fostering your child's well-being effortlessly. Explore more insightful episodes at mom-talk.ca and on the Mom Talk YouTube channel! Stay tuned for upcoming guests who contribute to a healthier and happier future for our children.

In this episode Brook has special guest Dr. Amy Meyers in to discuss the family systems and functioning that create differing beliefs of children that are raised in the same family and how those beliefs can create conflict between siblings as well as coercive alignments where those siblings find themselves caught in the middle of not only the parental conflict but between their siblings. This is a great conversation that everyone with more than one child needs to hear.  Dr. Meyers is a professor of Social work at Molloy University in New Your City and her podcast is What Would Dr. Meyers Do. Free High Conflict Diversion Program Booklet: “When Co-Parenting Doesn't Work.” https://disengage.highconflict.net/free-booklet Join our mailing list: Disengage and Thrive: One Email at a Time https://www.highconflict.net/emails For classes or one on one consults with Brook please visit our http://www.highconflict.net website to register.

It's our final NYC episode to find a new co-host! As this week Dan and Conor find themselves at the incredible Perry Club @PastaByHudson Restaurant. Where they are joined by Restaurant Owner, TV Personality and Shark Tank legend Brandon Fay! Brando has to be one of the greatest guest of all time and his hospitality is something rather special! So get your self to Pasta By Hudson and The Perry Club when you are next in New Your City, and mention that you listen to Baffled! We also have 9 new facts that you can use as pub ammo or simply chuck away into the bin of nonsense.If you would like to get involved then, Email us info@baffledpod.comFollow us on Instagram and TikTok @BaffledPodIf you would like a badge then email us at info@baffledpod.com or via our Instagram @baffledpod---A Create Podcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Nina shares her journey of aggressive hustle to make her New Your City dreams come true - to reevaluating what is most important in her life and how to take the next steps in her radio career. Connect with Nina: IG: @NinaOnTheAir

Behind The Veil - Rent The LookWant to have the look without having to buy them?  Verstolo Jewelry is the answer!  Every bride would love to have a Princess Dianna bracelet or a Queen of England necklace, but that is not something us in the normal world can afford.  But what if you could rent them?  Our guest this week is a specialist in providing affordable real diamond looks for a variety of brides.  Lauren Grunstein is the Vice President of Verstolo.  Lauran's ben with Verstolo for the last four years, and works directly with Verstolo's clients to help design their dream jewelry and style their bridal look.  She also runs their social media so be sure to follow their instagram page... @verstolo for your daily diamond inspiration.Verstolo is a fine jewelry company based in New Your City, and is known for their custom jewelry and diamond jewelry rentals for brides.  Prior to Verstolo, Lauren worked in Fashion and Beauty PR.To chime in during the live show, comment on our YouTube Chanel. We will be able to pull it up on the screen. https://www.youtube.com/@BehindTheVeilPodcastThe Behind The Veil Podcast Version is available after 5:00pm EST on most major podcast players including iTunes, iHeart Radio, Spotify, Amazon Music, and Google Podcasts.For a hands-free experience, ask Alexa to play the latest podcast episode of Behind The Veil with Keith Willard. The BEHIND THE VEIL Show is the winner of the 2021 and 2022 Telly Awards for best online unscripted series, and the NACE One Award for Innovator of The Year.Interested in sponsoring future episodes of Behind The Veil? Email the host at info@keithwillardevents.comSupport the showBehind The Veil Crew:Host: Keith Willard www.keithwillardevents.com www.instagram.com/keithwillard Co- Host: Marci Guttenberg www.anaffairtorememberbymarci.com www.instagram.com/anaffairtorememberbymarci

Eddie & Alex on Episode 151 have their reaction to Jerome Tang & the 'Cats going to the Sweet 16 in New Your City! Michigan St. mini preview, women's basketball in the WNIT still, & baseball looking to get back on track.

New Your City's very own Gina Tonic joins the podcast! Natasha and her talk about their first performance in drag, give tips for newer drag artists, and share their stories doing background work in film! Follow Natasha Hundreds: @The1Natasha --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/natasha-hundreds/support

Come and listen while Host Candace Gish interviews a variety of extraordinary individuals, whom are working to make the world a better place! #DivasThatCare Born into a family of carnival owners in Texas, USA, Maxwell Ivey lost his sight at age 12. Having a natural gusto for life, Max graduated college and became heavily involved in the Eagle Scouts. He also worked in the family business alongside his brothers until his father succumbed to lung cancer. Faced with his own mortality, Max made some life-altering changes. He underwent gastric surgery and lost over 250 pounds. He started his own business, buying and selling amusement rides, and learned how to blog using software for visually-impaired people. Overcoming many obstacles, Max made a name for himself online and now shares his experiences on The Blind Blogger. Max's favorite things entail podcast coaching, teaching, being an award-winning author, and helping others achieve their goals and so he began another business of podcast and personal coaching. With the companionship of his crazy Dalmation-mix, Penny, Max now spends his days singing, blogging, writing, creating videos for his podcast, and coaching. Even though he wrote a book about a blind guy who traveled to New Your City, he'd like to travel the world one day and meet in person his many online friends and clients . . . and a special lady to share his life with, but my pup Penny might have something to say about that! https://theblindblogger.net/

One of the intentions of the L.I.O.N. Podcast is to inspire people to create a life beyond their dreams. That's why I invited Nicolin on the show, because she is doing exactly that.   She is no different than anyone who's been living in the city working a 9-5 job. Just recently she was living in New Your City working for a big PR firm.  What separates her from many people is that when she felt that life had more to offer her, she took action. This is the process that I am intrigued by. The process of taking the leap while not having all the answers.  Nicolin is in the thick of that process at the moment, and as a friend, it makes me very happy to see her sticking to that process and watching the universe provide her with stepping stones one by one. This has not been an easy process for her, and I found it so valuable to get an inside look at the life of someone who is choosing to transform their entire life with no guarantees of success, simply trusting that it is possible.  Not only did she uproot from New York City to Costa Rica, she also recently quit her job and has been finding opportunities to be self-employed while calling in work that feels in most alignment for her.   Thank you Nicolin or showing everyone that creating the life of your dreams is possible indeed! You can follow Nicolin  on IG: @nicolincollingridge Listen to this Podcast on: Spotify: http://bit.ly/LIONpodcast Apple Podcasts: http://bit.ly/LION-podcast​ Google Podcasts: http://bit.ly/LIONgcastAmazon Music: http://bit.ly/LIONapodcast Watch the Video Version on YouTube: http://bit.ly/LION-YTSubscribe to the Love Is Our Nature Blog: LoveIsOurNature.com 

The episode starts off with 3 cohosts because Josh's computer decided to perform an update right before recording. TikTokers are serving up NyQuil Chicken. Fan violence during sporting events has been a huge problem, and Edward has a solution. An Australian dad bod gigolo is making bank by giving sexual pleasure to the old and crippled. A Canadian High School Shop Teacher has a unique dress code. The Mayor of New Your City wants to use cruise ships to house the growing number of illegal immigrants. A hot Nurse's Aid with an Only Fans account gets fired because co-workers were watching her content. We play a new game Bad or Busted. And we have F.A.F.O videos. Story Links NyQuil Chicken Beyond Meat COO arrested for biting man's nose near Razorback Stadium I'm a male escort — my hot dad bod makes me $10K a month Touching Base and other things Canadian school backs trans teacher with giant prosthetic breasts My Inner Baby ordered to close its doors New York City considering using cruise ships as temporary housing for migrants Nurse fired due to coworkers watching her OnlyFans content at work F.A.F.O Videos Sky Fight Front Kick, No Defend Kick rocks, Officer Follow Us https://www.facebook.com/rubberneckers20 https://twitter.com/RubberneckerPod https://www.twitch.tv/rubberneckerspodcast https://discord.gg/nYwz8e8Wwr

EP242: This week's guest interview is with Kim Selby, a woman with a varied background including advertising, public relations, fashion, acting, travel, motivational speaking, and raising a couple of awesome kids and who is constantly reinventing herself. She started her career in New Your City, working in advertising, PR and as a traveling Merchandising Editor at Glamour magazine. Act 2 took her to San Francisco, because she had “dated everyone in New York,” and that was a good thing because shortly thereafter she met her soulmate, got married, and had two glorious children, filling her time by volunteering as PTA president as well as other activities.  Kim has a super fun and vibrant personality and is a great example of how to embrace Act 3 of your life. She is currently being fueled by her love of speaking and her “Ignite Your Spark” podcast, And she's living by her motto and inspiring those of us over 50 that “you are never too old” by getting her first modeling gig at age 64! In this episode, Kim and I talked about: The story behind what prompted her to start a podcast last year at age 64. A shocking revelation that she discovered by accident right after her mom died. Her love for motivational speaking and how that desire surfaced at a young age. The actions she took to give more meaning to her “empty nest” stage of life. I loved our high energy conversation and how Kim walks her talk. She's such a great example of how to stay vibrant by leaning into what excites you and pursuing your passions regardless of age. To learn more about Kim and her work, you can go to: Website: https://www.kimduffselby.com/  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kimduffselby/  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kimduffselby/    If you'd like to connect or reach out to ME, you can find me at: Website: www.notyouraveragegrandma.com    Facebook: www.facebook.com/LaurieColvinWright    Instagram: www.instagram.com/not_your_average_grandma    Youtube: www.youtube.com/c/NotYourAverageGrandma    Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@grandmawhoisnotaverage     Note: Not Your Average Grandma is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to Amazon.com.

Dave and Ethan review the May 13, 2022 “Weird Al” Yankovic concert at The Paramount in Huntington, New York from The Unfortunate Return Of The Ridiculously Self-Indulgent Ill-Advised Vanity Tour.

In 2022, the global hotel sector is expected to hit just over one trillion US dollars, according to IBIS World. The industry might still take time to return to pre-pandemic levels — in 2020 the market declined by 39 per cent and then by another 22 per cent in 2021. It is estimated that there are 17.5 million hotel rooms across the globe. In the first ten months of 2021, 665 new hotels opened in the United States alone, 21 in New Your City, 21 in Atlanta and 19 in Orlando. The US is the next destination for Ligna Group, an interior design studio, procurement and project management firm in the hospitality sector, employing 2,500 people in Bulgaria and the United Kingdom with a portfolio of clients representing the leading hotel brands, restaurants and office spaces. Genoveva Christova, one of the founders and owners (alongside Anelia Kassabova) and managing director of Ligna Group, speaks with Andrew Wrobel about the company's origins, successes, and challenges, and its further global expansion.

Flying high above Los Angeles in a whirling news helicopter, Marika Gerrard and Zoey Tur (known then as Bob) captured some of the city's most epic breaking news stories. The two recount the salacious details of their career as a husband-and-wife journalist team doing whatever it took to catch an unfolding story. Their camera captured the extreme adrenaline of the culture of live news and, as a result, the strain it took on their relationship—and, ultimately, a major life transition for Zoey. A wholly unique take on the story of Los Angeles told through stunning aerial footage and remarkable home videos, Whirlybird reframes many of the city's pivotal moments of the 1990s, including the O. J. Simpson pursuit and the 1992 riots Director/Producer Matt Yoka began his career working on a wide range of TV with Vice Media (VICE DOES AMERICA, EPICLY LATER'D, HUANG'S WORLD, and the HBO special "WORLD IN DISARRAY”). During this time he also developed a distinct visual style directing music videos for record labels like Drag City and Sub Pop, collaborating most often with the artist Ty Segall. His first feature film, WHIRLYBIRD, draws inspiration from his childhood in Los Angeles and his research at USC's Annenberg School of Journalism, where he received a Master's Degree. He currently lives in L.A. and drives a 2006 Toyota Sienna. Whirlybird is in theaters now in Los Angeles, New Your City, Chicago and Columbus. It is also available on demand through Amazon Prime, Apple Tv and more.

16, 2-6-SHOW NOTES Today's poems have not been published.  Some were a continuation of my writing and posting on Facebook as I had done with the poems in Living In God's Rhyme.   Three of today's poems are about color.   I am not an artist so I write words of color that are not seen by the eyes, but hopefully are seen by the heart.    THE COLOR OF WORDS   Can words paint  pictures Like a brush on a canvas? That was the question. What is the answer?   The brush paints a scene, But what does it mean As its many colored hues Present many varied views?   The brush paints with color, The color of the rain, The color of one's pain, The color of life's strain, The color of a smile, The color of a traveled mile, The color of two in love, The color of the sky above. The colors of the world By the brush are swirled.   The colors of our dreams, Just what do they mean? Colors are everywhere, A breath of fresh air.   Words, what do they do In their monotone hue? Words paint the emotions Of peace and the commotions Of the life we live And what God does give.   There is color in our pain, There is color in God's reign, There is color as we strain Our tear filled eyes to see Beyond the dark what will be. There is color in our story, There is color in God's glory.   Through words we will see Colors, the many colored hues, Through words holding the clues To blessings from above, The blessings of God's love.   Every word spoken, every word heard is another brush stroke in the painting of our story in Gods' glory. What do the dictionary and a box of crayons have in common?  They tell our story.   6/4/19, tcarter  (read date)      It has been a few years since I had read today's poems.  I was surprised when I could find three about colors.  I was especially surprised at the short period of time between writing the previous poem and the next one.  More on that after this, A Flood of Colors.    A FLOOD OF COLORS   Red, Orange, Yellow, And green, Blue, Indigo, And violet, Together become a rainbow, A promise of God so long ago.   The blood of Jesus,  The blood of the lamb, The blood that saves us, Salvation, God's plan.   The fire of God's deliverance As we passionately praise Through our faithful observance Of the life God did raise.   The glory of God now shown, Finding joy in our faith, Knowing we will see God's face. Through His reign we have grown.   The new beginning, Promised restoration From  lives of sinning, Now with adoration.   The authority of Heaven, Fed on bread unleavened, Led by the Holy Spirit, God's word, we hear it.   The infinite and the finite, One is God, the other man. Jesus is the bridge over the chasm That was created by Adam.   The priesthood, the kingship, The royalty, the mediator, It is Jesus we worship Who is One with the Creator.   The rainbow, a sign of the mercy of God  (Genesis), The colors, the glory of God (Ezekiel), At the end, the power of God (Revelation), The rainbow, a reflection of God,   Yesterday, Today, And tomorrow.   Post Script: An artist paints with colors, A poet paints with words. Both tell a Story Of all God's Glory.   Tim Carter July 7, 2019 (read date)   At the end of June and the first day of July in 2019 I attended Book Expo in New Your City.  I had been invited by my publisher, Lettra Press to be one of three authors to showcase their books.  The last day was BookCon and the three of us gave out and signed copies of our books.  One of the authors was a man named Dr. Jan Cooper.  He has quite a resume, teacher, PHD, author, artist, and more.  We...

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Let's Goooooo!!!! This episode is fun from the first downbeat! Kaiti is joined by her long time friend Maggie to discuss the movie musical In the Heights based on the 2008 Broadway musical written by Lin-Manuel Miranda (Hamilton). The movie is now available in theatres and on HBO Max. Maggie is the perfect guest to speak with Kaiti about musicals because she is a super talented musical theatre graduate of Baldwin Wallace University and spent several years living/working in New York City and many other cities. Maggie provides a wonderful perspective of the movie from a music theatre fan and graduate!! We also get a fresh perspective from Kaiti as a musical fan and one who has never watched the In the Heights musical before. You don't want to miss this episode to hear the amazing story Maggie has of her time in New Your City where she met an actor very close to the Muggle with a Mic fandom! The episode is rounded off with a fun game of Fill-in the Blank (Lyrical Version)! So go get yourself a refreshing shaved ice from the Piragua guy, sit back on a hot summer day and enjoy this episode of Muggle with a Mic! Music in this episode: Take a Chance Kevin MacLeod and Happy Game Show (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0 Musical clips and movie audio clips obtained from YouTube.com. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mugglewithamic/support

This weeks guest is Aubrey K. Slater - co-owner and Chief Brand Development Queen for Saint Luna Charcoal Filtered Moonshine. This is Part 2 of a 2 part interview. Aubrey is a transwoman and a former First Lieutenant in The United States Marine Corps and a true hospitality professional. Aubrey has achieved a second level sommelier certification and has worked for wineries, cruise ships and fine dining restaurants around the world in such places as, San Francisco; New York City; Washington D.C.; Berlin; Maui and Prague. Aubrey has been blessed to work for and with some of the best cocktail bars in the world and has also had the pleasure and honor of working with and mentored by some of the top professionals in the business including Dale DeGroff and Sother Teague. Aubrey has experienced a number of highs and lows in life, and has maintained a positive outlook throughout. Her story is an incredible journey of perseverance and hard work. Aubrey is currently living in New Your City and is the co-owner and the Chief Brand Development Queen for Saint Luna Charcoal filtered Moonshine. Life is an adventure! Links @aubreykslater Saint Luna Charcoal Filtered Moonshine Podcast Artwork by Zak Hannah @zak.hannah

This weeks guest is Aubrey K. Slater - co-owner and Chief Brand Development Queen for Saint Luna Charcoal Filtered Moonshine. This is Part 1 of a 2 part interview. Aubrey is a transwoman and a former First Lieutenant in The United States Marine Corps and a true hospitality professional. Aubrey has achieved a second level sommelier certification and has worked for wineries, cruise ships and fine dining restaurants around the world in such places as, San Francisco; New York City; Washington D.C.; Berlin; Maui and Prague. Aubrey has been blessed to work for and with some of the best cocktail bars in the world and has also had the pleasure and honor of working with and mentored by some of the top professionals in the business including Dale DeGroff and Sother Teague. Aubrey has experienced a number of highs and lows in life, and has maintained a positive outlook throughout. Her story is an incredible journey of perseverance and hard work. Aubrey is currently living in New Your City and is the co-owner and the Chief Brand Development Queen for Saint Luna Charcoal filtered Moonshine. Life is an adventure! Links @aubreykslater Saint Luna Charcoal Filtered Moonshine Podcast Artwork by Zak Hannah @zak.hannah

Episode 18 aired on CBS Radio January 23, 1974. The series was not carried by the CBS flagship station WCBS in New York City. This air check was recorded from WOR, New Your City. A young investigator guesses at the facts of a hit-and-run case and believes the convict to be a willing victim in lieu of his son. But he cannot prove it to his superior. Starring Arnold Moss who appeared in dozens of television programs during the golden age of TV. On November 22, 1950, he starred in "Lord Mountdrago" on Somerset Maugham TV Theatre. He appeared on television in Star Trek (1966) as mysterious actor Anton Karidian, alter-ego of the tyrannical Gov. Kodos of Tarsus IV, in the episode "The Conscience of the King". He also played in The Rifleman as the school teacher, Mr. Griswald, and as Chief Lonespear in Bonanza episode "In Defense of Honor" in 1968. Other television appearances include The Time Tunnel, The Girl From U.N.C.L.E., The Man From U.N.C.L.E., and the anthology series The Alfred Hitchcock Hour, General Electric Theater, Alfred Hitchcock Presents, Suspense, Tales of Tomorrow, Studio One, and Kraft Theater.

This episode of the You and Me Podcast spotlights REAL BRIDE Sandra Kim, owner of Mikcardnas (nee-car-na), a luxurious handmade knit bag/accessories company based in New Your City who married now husband Tim in one of New York's finest event spaces, The Foundry.Sandra and Tim met through mutual friends at a college party, and were together for 8 years, before Tim popped the question secretly (to Sandra anyway ;) surrounded by their family at a lakeside cabin in upstate New York.With family based in both New York and Philadelphia, Sandra and Tim knew that one of those locations would be the site for their wedding day. After much deliberation - they couldn't go past The Foundry in NY - known for its nod to the aesthetics of a countryside European villa, something not found in many venues locally, the courtyard especially caught Sandra's eye, large scale brick walls with sweeping growing ivy - a real anomaly in amongst a city full like spaces.Sandra utilised Instagram to find some of her key suppliers such as Lucie Weddings, Ripple Weddings and florist Oh Fluer, understanding the importance of being drawn to an aesthetic and mood of each vendor to work together to help create their dream day!Locking eyes on each other from opposite ends of the aisle - a moment to remember in a day filled with love for Sandra and Tim.To see more of our couples, their wedding days, the incredible vendors we interview and a meme or two to pass the time, please visit @theyouandmepodcastFor a real life glimpse into the wedding world, follow wedding planner and stylist Laura over at @wanderlust_creativeFor the best of bridal inspiration and a directory full of hand picked vendors to guide your way, follow Andie at @thebridaljourney See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

May 16, 1913 is the birthday of another big band clarinetist. His name is Woody Herman. I would like to celebrate Woody's birthday by presenting two radio remotes. One is from 1945 at the Steel Pier in Atlantic City New Jersey and the other is from 1940 recorded at the Famous Door on Fifty Second Street in New Your City. The 1945 remote has a few vocals by Frances Wayne and Woody has a few vocals as well. The Puzzler is back this week so I hope you enjoy part three of our May big band clarinetists salute. Thanks again for listening. Please visit this podcast at http://bigbandbashfm.blogspot.com

Episode 19 features Davon Woodley of New Your City by way of Harlem (Manhattan). From childhood, Davon had been exposed to the effects of mass incarceration after his own father spent half of his life incarcerated. At the age of 24, he too was sentenced to 4 years in prison in upstate NY. During his incarceration, Davon has become a facilitator to assist individuals transition home with a plan of action and resources to help lower recidivism while helping foster holistic healthy alternatives to living. He also became a PREA (Prison Rape Elimination Act) Peer Advocate helping all incarcerated brothers suffering from sexual assault and assisting them with the help they need. Since being released he has become a social justice leader for all formerly incarcerated individuals. He is an active campaign leader for JLUSA (Just leadership USA) for the #CloseRikers Campaign. He was featured on Fox News Good Day New York speaking on bail reform and advocating for the mass bailout. He has also been featured in several different media Outlets discussing topics around being incarcerated himself, promoting successful reentry into society and breaking barriers for individuals coming home from prison. Now having successfully completed parole he has served as a community board member for East Harlem (Community Board 11) serving on the human services and economic development committees and recently graduated with a certification from John Jay in Human Services and Peer Navigation. Currently, Davon currently is an Outreach Specialist for the Center for Employment Opportunities (CEO) and continues to strive for social justice by breaking barriers to stable employment and career development for formerly incarcerated individuals. As well as promoting successful reentry through circling, emotional development and motivational interviewing along with his mentoring program through his church. You can follow him on Instagram @Thankful_Champ I thank you for listening and tune in next week for another episode of #jhjustanotherpodcast Click on the link for direct access to the audio version of this podcast on your favorite podcast platforms: Linktr.ee/just.hek --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/justhek/message

EP108: My latest guest is Thérèse Plummer, an actor and award-winning audiobook narrator, who lives and works in The Big Apple. She has recorded over 500 audio books for various publishers and won the 2020 Audie Award for her collaborative work on "The Only Plane In The Sky: An Oral History of 9/11" by Garrett M. Graff which garnered Audiobook of the Year!   Thérèse was a complete stranger to me when we logged onto Zoom for this interview as I had coordinated the interview through her publicist, but we instantly connected. She's the first actor I've interviewed and I so enjoyed hearing her backstory from being a rebel as a teenager to making the decision, at the last minute, to not go the traditional route of college, and instead followed an inner calling, moving to New Your City to become an actor.   We cover a lot of topics that I think you'll find relatable, but the main thing I came away with is that I believe Thérèse is an old soul, wise beyond her years from a very young age. I found her reflections about life to be quite insightful.   If you'd like to learn more about Thérèse and her interesting career,.below you'll find links to her website and various works:   Website: www.thereseplummer.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/plummertherese/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/tplummer76   Books: Tools of the Titans by Tim Ferris: https://amzn.to/3sCYxSp Come Find Me (Audio Play) by Erin Mallon: https://amzn.to/31GRPit Virgin River (Book 1) by Robyn Carr: https://amzn.to/31Bmxcz Who is Maud Dixon by Alexandra Andrews: https://amzn.to/3cExnF4 The Music of Bees by Eileen Garvin: https://amzn.to/3rJXm2h   Flicks: Virgin River (Series on Netflix): https://www.netflix.com/watch/80240027 Nomadland with Frances McDormand (Movie on Hulu): https://g.co/kgs/5e82fg   If you like this podcast but haven't yet given us a 5-star rating or a review (only on Apple iPhones), please do! It will help increase the visibility of this podcast so that others will see it!!! #notyouraveragelivespodcast   If you'd like to reach out to ME with feedback, suggestions, or to let me know what resonated most with you, you can find me at:   Website: www.notyouraveragegrandma.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/LaurieColvinWright Instagram: www.instagram.com/not_your_average_grandma Youtube: www.youtube.com/c/NotYourAverageGrandma   Note: Not Your Average Grandma is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to Amazon.com.

Daryl Roth is a 12-time Tony award-winning producer and holds the singular distinction of producing 7 Pulitzer Prize-winning plays. Her Tony winning credits include: Kinky Boots, The Normal Heart, Indecent,, Nora Ephron and Delia Ephron’s international hit play Love, Loss, and What I Wore, and Gloria: A Life, a play about the iconic Gloria Steinem. Daryl is a Trustee of the Kennedy Center, and served on the Board of Lincoln Center Theatre for twenty years and remains the Co-Chair of the Patron Committee and an Honorary Trustee. She has a myriad of awards and honors including: The New Dramatists Outstanding Career Achievement Award; New York Living Landmarks Award; the Lucille Lortel Lifetime Achievement Award;  2017 Theatre Hall of Fame inductee and was named one of Crain’s 2019 “50 Most Powerful Women in New York.”  She actively supports a diverse group of charitable and cultural institutions, and is involved in LGBTQ rights causes, animal rights organizations, numerous theatre, dance, public television, and cultural arts organizations and created the Daryl Roth Creative Spirit Award which annually honors a gifted theatre artist or organization with financial support as they develop new works in an artistic residency.Cocktails at Table 7- Inside New York’s Joe Allen is produced and hosted by Jason Woodruff, Dana Mierlak and Sean Kent, with music by James Rubio and logo and artwork design by Christina D’Angelo. The Producers would like to extend a special thank you to the owners of Joe Allen, Orso and Bar Centrale Restaurants.

Cam, Matt, Andi discuss: Upper Hutt Councilor fires back at letter calling councils pride stairs offensive; Vatican rejects blessings same sex marriage, saying we "cant bless Sin"; Man Arrested, bailed over murder at Michael barrymores home in 2001; Japan rules same-sex marriage ban is unconstitutional' Image of the pride flag flying at porirua war memorial attracts online vitriol; Transgender women left storage box job after worker refused to stop using dead name Music: Till I was loved by you - Chely wright | U want or u don't - Ray Isaac | Sweet way to go - Ty Herndon | In your Arms - Katey brooks | New Your City boys - Randy Jones | It doesn't Have to be - Erasure

Today we speak with Taylor Tash a New Your City author and playwright who’s been writing since he could hold a pen. Years later, after moving to New York City, he's written interactive/immersive theatre with the company, Accomplice, and Taylor's Off Broadway musical, Night Tide, which is a retake of the 1961 B-Thriller movie, was called a “Top Notch Musical” by Dave Roberts along with a good number of positive reviews. Our Interview with Taylor explores his creative process, which harkens ideas and character’s from Russian history and we learn how Taylor struggled with the process and how he handles his muse. Ultimately Taylor found the perfect day job which allows him to grab that string and fly his Kite, even outside of New Your City. Namely, just outside of Chicago in Hammond, IN, at the Towle Theater,as Night Tide is scheduled to be on the stage in summer 2021 (COVID-willing). Note: this episode contains some adult language. the Night Tide Website Towle Theatre (Hammond Indiana theatre, right outside of Chicago) Accomplice, the Show: Adventure Theatre in New York City

Cold winter night in New Your City. Jake and his trusty guitar are hailing the approaching taxi. 3 dollars and 10 cents in his pocket. Will it be enough to get to the studio to record the newest episode of Twofold Podcast? It has to. He is the host of the episode. Phil and Tim are probably already there. Laughing and having whisky. He is the host, he has to be there. He did pick the movies this time. He has to. Right as the taxi is about to stop in front of him. The phone rings. It's Johnny.  "Hey buddy, I saw the movies you picked, it's gonna be a good episode. I'm sending over the car, so you are not late. Cheers mate."  Synopsises of the Movies with Jake (3:13)Updates of The Twofold Lives and Driving Story (7:10)A Man of Music but not a Music Man (20:56)Different in Technique (30:33)These Two Choices where things go Right (42:55)Opportunity and Cat Philosophy (52:45)More Talk About What You Want (1:05:20)Looks and Conclusion (1:19:35)

Today feels weird and disorienting to me. Well, It’s been feeling weird and disorienting for a few weeks. The images above probably give you the topics that are making me feel odd. Tomorrow is the 19 year anniversary of the attacks on New Your City. You may have listened to some of my stories from … Continue reading #55 – If You’re Feeling Overwhelmed, You’re Not Alone →

Seems everyone has heard of Rosa Parks, and rightly so, a young lady of color who refused to give up her seat and move to the back of the bus in Montgomery Alabama. IN the 1950s Her actions helped inspire real changes to the segregation laws that existed in the United States.BUT, there is another…..About a century earlier…..The year was 1854, the American Civil war was still 7 years away. And, though Slavery had been abolished a quarter of a century earlier in New York, society was still heavily segregated.Her name was Elizabeth Jennings. A plucky young school teacher in New Your City.

This episode features Charlie Weingroff. Charlie is a highly respected physical therapist, athletic trainer, and Strength and Conditioning Coach currently based out of several personal facilities in the New Your City area. Charlie is the Physical Performance Lead and Head Strength & Conditioning Coach for the Canadian Men’s National Basketball Team. Previously he held roles with Nike’s Executive Performance Council, the United States Marine Corps Special Operations Command, and acted as Head Strength & Conditioning Coach for the Philadelphia 76ers in the NBA. He was also Director of Athletic Development for the Roddick-Grunberg Tennis Academy. Charlie has consulted for teams in all major North American sports as well as Manchester United and Manchester City in the English Premier League. He often lectures overseas and his relationship with the Beijing Yanding Trading Company has brought him through mainland China for the last 5 years. Charlie’s Training = Rehab is considered to be a thought-leading model that brought to light the value of medical, fitness, and science professionals all working together as one staff or unit. He has been a leading-edge practitioner in the world of human performance form many years.

My Future Business Interview with KATIA REED #author #theforetoldstory #katiareed Hi, and welcome to the show! On today's My Future Business Show I have the pleasure of spending time with author KATIA REED. Katia holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Animation, she attended the New Your Conservatory for Dramatic Arts, and enjoys fashion and films. Katia has recently published her first novel, The Foretold Story Book 1: Part 1 of a 4-part series that tells the story of a young Midas living in a future world. In the story, Midas has dreams of working for the sought-after Skyscraper Empire which is located in the heart of New Your City. During his journey Midas encounters many dark twists and turns along with mysterious happenings that ultimately land him among the highest secrets of society and into the depths of hell. What will New Your City be like in the world of The Foretold Story? Get your copy to find out. To get your copy of The Foretold Story, or to contact Katia directly about her books, click the link below. Thanks again Katia, for being my guest on The My Future Business Show! Rick Nuske PS: To get in front of your best audience and stay there, click the book your interview button below. Thanks for joining us on the show today, and if you liked this call, support the show by clicking on our big red YouTube subscribe button below, and share us with your friends. 

9,679,764 SARS-COV-2 cases worldwide with a total of 491,095 deaths. The USA has 2,444,488 cases with 124,897 deaths. Alabama tops the scales at 33,717 cases. Baldwin County seems suspiciously COVID-19 free-ish. The White House CoronaVirus Taskforce had a press conference today for the first time in months in response to the resurgence of new cases around the Country (Florida and Texas in particular). Fairhope City Hall closed yesterday when it was discovered a staff member who attended the City Council Meeting this week was positive for COVID-19 and potentially infected others. Responsibility, Fairhope and other municipalities in the area have canceled 4th of July fireworks. The SEC and NCAA demand the State of Mississippi remove the confederate battle flag from being displayed as a portion of their state flag; Capt. Raines, as a native, weighs in. We watch Matthew McConaughey have an uncomfortable conversion that launches us into such a nebulous argument that it led to the discussion of not releasing this video, but in the end it is an honest disagreement based on race, history, bias of positions, and perception. According to cited sources 1,000 people are killed at the hands of law enforcement each year when being taken into custody. Of these 25 % are black (African American) when this demographic only represents 13% of the population. But take into consideration that his demographic also commits 50% of all violent crime….we disagree, enough said (See Time Magazine, John McWorter assoc prof of English at Columbia University). We watch a police video from Dallas, Texas of Tony Timpa’s death (a mental patient who called the police for help). No malice on the part of law enforcement here, just a complete lack of training in this area of interaction. And then we go back to Ferguson, Missouri related to the death of Michael Brown and hear from Officer Darren Wilson, the only person left alive to tell the tale. In the meantime, monuments and statues are going on the bonfire. Teddy Roosevelt is too controversial for New Your City and protesters were “shooed away” after trying to topple Andrew Jackson in Lafayette Square in Washington D.C. Columbus is in the cross-hairs, even though one of the most famous black (African American) intellectuals in the world, astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson, believes that the discovery of the new world and the reunification of the “People of the America’s” with the rest of the world was “the most important thing to happen to our species in recorded history”. And we give you a little backstory on how Andrew Jackson’s treaty of Ft. Jackson with the Creek “Redsticks”, after the Fort Mims massacre (1813 Baldwin County, Alabama), ceded lands to the Whitesticks (allies of the US) which is the site of the Poarch Creek Indians (PCI) Gaming’s Wind Creek Casino. During the Pensacola Campaign, General Jackson and Mrs. Rachel Jackson stayed at Montpelier for three months, the plantation home of James Manual Earle in North Baldwin County. He also gave his famous speech rallying his troops from “Jackson Oak” at the now abandoned settlement of Blakely, Baldwin County, Alabama which is a National Historic Site.

Our guest today, Noa Ronen, is on a mission to help you dare- To boldly step in your being. A new adventured saw her family moving to New Your City from her native Israel, where she knew and spoke very little english. She mastered the language and went on to become a top drawing public speaker and author of the book, BEyond: Leadership from AwareLess to AwareNess: Daring you to be the leader you can be. Join us as we discover how we are at our greatest when we find our balance-moving from just doing into truly being On this episode of The Light Inside --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thelightinside/message

Sarah Bowen talks about her new book Spiritual Rebel: A positively Addictive Guide To Finding Deeper perspective & Higher Purpose www.thisissarahbowen.com Sarah Bowen encourages people to explore their own personal spiritual style, most rooted perspectives, and life purpose. Rather than relying on adherence to a specific belief system, Spiritual Rebel guides readers to clarify the beliefs that are personally meaningful, redefine outdated concepts, mix and match practices, experience connection, and ask curious questions. Designed to create spiritual moments throughout the day, the practices invite healthful and heartful connections to self and others. For instance, on “Wonder-filled Wednesdays” exercises encourage readers to stop and contemplate the brilliance of life all around them.  On “Seva Saturdays,” readers are given ideas for practicing selflessness. Each day readers chooses from a range of activities to try out including forest bathing, cat grazing, yawning, looking at art, or mindfully connecting with their community. We talk about What a spiritual journey encompassesWhy it is important to explore our belief periodicallyIt is all about “we” not “me”How your spiritual connection keeps you in the flow of the ForceHow to resolve any issues with religionHow not to be perfect and it is okayKirtan Kriya – how 12 minutes a day improves cognition and eases depression ( page 101 in the book)The Instant Timer Meditation AppThe definition of a spiritual rebelHow often to practice your spiritualityWhat does God-optional mean? Sarah Bowen is a multifaith spiritual educator, inspired speaker, and aspiring Jedi. A graduate of New Your City’s One Spirit Interfaith Seminary, Sarah is passionate about the study of the world’s great faith traditions as well as travel to quirky, spiritually -charged locations. Sarah seeks to help others connect with the higher power and their own understanding, in whatever way is meaningful. Especially interested in the intersection of spiritual value and animal welfare, Sarah is a fierce advocate for all creatures and currently serves as an animal chaplain.

Great leaders - in business, government or society, know that when it comes to others, there is always more than meets the eye. Earl Nightingale once shared a story that reminds us to look beyond what we think is obvious. It seems that the NBC orchestra was about to be formed, David Sarnoff, chairman of the board of NBC, gave one directive: “Do not hire away any players from existing orchestras.” The people in charge managed to put together a superb orchestra -- all except for the first clarinetist. When the great maestro Toscanini was about to arrive from Italy to take over the orchestra, Sarnoff was asked how the problem should be handled. Should Toscanini be left to find about the first clarinetist himself? - or - should they be up front and tell him? Sarnoff said, “Let’s tell him.” His associates said, “You tell him.” Accordingly, a group went down to meet the boat as it arrived in New Your City. In his stateroom, Toscanini greeted Sarnoff and said, “That’s a fine orchestra you got together -- very fine, all except for the first clarinetist.” Sarnoff was taken aback and asked, “Maestro, how did you find out?” Toscanini then said, “I have been listening on a little short-wave radio I had in Milan, and I could tell.” Yes, he could hear the first clarinetist on a little radio in Milan. Toscanini then said, “Take me to the studios.” There the orchestra was rehearsing, and a special dressing room was waiting for him. He sent for the clarinetist, who arrived convinced that he was about to be fired. Toscanini said to him, “You are a good clarinet player, but there are certain things that you do wrong.” Then he began to work with him. The upshot was that the clarinetist stayed with the orchestra for 17 years and became one of the worlds best. As is human nature, we tend to judge people based on who they are today. We fail to take the time and see them as they could be. With the right encouragement, patience, mentoring and a lot of training, you could play a role in helping them become the person you are looking for.   I grew up in Chicago and during summers, I would take the Illinois Central Train to attend weekend seminars at the University of Chicago. During one of those seminars, the instructor quoted a story about Dr. Robert Hutchins, who was chancellor of the University of Chicago back in the 1940s and ’50s. It seems a group was having a discussion about adult education, and someone made the comment that you can’t teach old dog new tricks. To which Dr. Hutchins responded, “Human beings are not dogs, and education is not a bag of tricks.” When it comes to creativity and innovation, there are some who believe that all that is required is to search, find and then learn the “bag of tricks” of creativity to be successful. Or worse -- that everyone should already know the tricks and should be able to walk through the door and perform. This is far too much to expect of a person. A recent Adobe study points out that only 25% of the workforce feel they are skilled and are applying creativity and innovation as part of their job. We need to move beyond the idea that there is a “bag of tricks” and instead educate our people so that they can gain confidence in their ability to be creative - to be innovative. Why don’t you take on the role of teaching others how to be more creativity - more innovative? When you are the student, you learn something but you don’t completely “get it” until you try to teach it to others. When you try to teach something to someone else, you have to take that mess of information and organize it in a way that someone else can understand. In the process, you expand your own understanding and as a result, become better at creativity and innovation. As the lyric from the Phil Collins song, Son of Man, goes, “In learning you will teach and in teaching, you will learn”. In each of us is a deep reservoir of ability, even genius, that we consistently fail to take advantage of. It takes knowledge, practice and time to bring that ability to the surface. Investing in your teams' creative abilities will have a return that far exceeds any other investment you can make. As Dr. Edward de Bono says... There is no doubt that creativity is the most important human resource of all. Without creativity, there would be no progress, and we would be forever repeating the same patterns. So - who is the clarinetist in your orchestra that has the hidden ability to be world-class?

This week we learn about two great upcoming Oyster festivals. One is happening this weekend (September 29 2018) in New Your City. The Grand Central Oyster Bar is having their 16th annual Oyster Frenzy which is only has one option and that is to have a blast. The other upcoming event is the National Oyster Festival of St. Mary's County held in Maryland of course.  This is a great episode and i hope you can make it to one if not both.  

Bryan Day returns to the podcast to talk about his decision to leave Los Angeles and continue his Comedy career in New Your City. We talk about the challenges of moving to a new city and how to prepare for a big move like to The Big City. Bryan is a dear friend of mine and we came up in the same open mic's together and I am happy for him and scared for him at the same time. Enjoy this episode and don't forget to visit https://dmc-watch.com?rfsn=1161921.7bf9b to get 15% off Your Delorean Motor Company Watch This episode is also brought to you by bullymake.com use promo code: HOME to get $10 off your order and also freshroastedcoffee.com an use promo code: SCHOOL for 15% off PLEASE SUBSCRIBE AND TELL A FRIEND! PLEASE RATE AND COMMENT ON ITUNES! PLEASE TELL A FRIEND! SUBSCRIBE TO YOUTUBE; Agostino Zoida Channel and keep in touch on social media @agostinozoida @therealkevlyons @BryanDey

In late October I sat on a conference call with the marketing team from my publisher and my literary agent. It was to be a discussion on how we (I) were going to sell the book. Many things were discussed in that hour + long meeting, but only one thing stood out to me. The person in charge said to me, “Pre-orders not where we would like them to be.” My first thought and what came out of my mouth was, “Well, of course not. I’ve barely mentioned to my community that it’s available because it’s so far out. Our plans for the big push were mid-November through January.” My next immediate thought was: “They’re disappointed in me. I’m failing at this. I’m not big enough, popular enough, or good enough. They bet on me as an author and I’m losing.” I felt the wash of shame. The marketing team was simply doing their job. Selling books matters to them and their bottom line. I want to make it clear that I was the one making up stories about what they thought of me and who I was. I got off the phone and cried. I called my friends and told them dramatically that my publisher was disappointed in me (keep in mind-- they NEVER used that word, I did) and wondered if it was too late to quit. Then, I went on my book tour. First stop was New Your City. There was an odd cold snap that came up the entire east coast, and people started cancelling for my book event and a dinner I had put together. I got an email from my publicist that the bookstore in Chicago for the following week was worried about their January events because of the cold. I immediately thought, “I’m not worth the cold”. I was in the Lyft thinking we should just cancel both events in NYC and Chicago. I was actually thinking about cancelling it all. Here’s what was happening: I was looking for any excuse not to show up. Looking for any small inkling of evidence that it was too hard, that people didn’t like me, that I wasn’t good enough, and that I should just quit. Yesterday I talked about the Upper Limit Problem and this is a classic example. Things were rising for me. The ante had been upped. It was risky and vulnerable and scary and my inner-critic was totally and completely freaking out. I didn’t want to fail, I didn’t want to disappoint people and not measure up. It was all so incredibly uncomfortable. No matter how successful we get-- whether it’s in our jobs or our relationships, or are even in top physical health, I think we’ll always have moments of feeling not enough. I am no exception. Stick around for Friday’s episode where this all comes together, I’ll tell you what ended up happening at those NYC and Chicago events and what to do when you find yourself wanting to just quit aka SABOTAGE your life when you’re upleveling and things get uncomfortable. There’s even an assignment for you! http://yourkickasslife.com/201  

Craig Cody is a certified tax coach, certified public accountant, business owner, and former New Your City police officer with 17 years experience on the force. In addition to being a certified public accountant for the past 15 years, he is also a certified tax coach. As a certified tax coach, Craig belongs to a select group of tax practitioners throughout the country who undergo extensive training and continued education on various tax planning techniques and strategies to become, as well as remain, certified. With this organization, Craig has co-authored an Amazon best seller book, Secrets of a Tax-Free Life. During This Show We Discuss… What a tax coach is and how they help business owners Is it important that business owners work with an accountant who's a certified CPA How business owners can best use their CPA How often a business owner should communicate with their CPA When a business needs a CFO, versus outsourcing the CFO role What proactive tax planning is and how it can minimize your taxes Common mistakes business owners make regarding taxes and how to avoid them The 10 most expansive tax mistakes that cost business owners money The best entities to consider and why The right way to do bookkeeping Why you should pay your kids from your business, and what age you can start doing this Little-known about deductions for people working from home Auto vehicle deductions many people don't know about The keys to working on your business, not in it What real estate investors miss on their tax planning The biggest tax mistakes you see that cost real estate investors money And much more...

Welcome back for episode 6 where we discover secret doors and abandoned hospitals in New Your City and the story of the city credited to the turning point of the Revolutionary war. Send me a Voice Mail! https://anchor.fm/hidden-histories/message --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hidden-histories/support

Paul Selig will not be doing readings today. "Whether we realize it or not, the vast majority of us define ourselves by the expectations established by our society, culture, family, and community. We internalize constructs based on external stereotypes of gender, age, race, social standing, or a myriad of other categorizations. And as a result, we often embrace lives that do not reflect our deepest desires." This insight comes not from a psychologist or self-help guru, but from today's special guest, celebrated medium Paul Selig. In his book, The Book of Truth: The Mastery Trilogy: Book II, Selig - a former NYU faculty member and Goddard College trustee whose extraordinary abilities have been featured on Nightline - offers readers the enlightened and panoramic perspective of his spiritual guides, who share with him their otherworldly wisdom. Paul's unique abilities have been featured on Fox News, the Biography Channel series: The Unexplained, Gaim TV's Beyond Belief, and the documentary film Paul & The Word. He has appeared on numerous radio shows and podcasts. Currently, most of Selig's work  is as a clairaudient, clairvoyant, channel, and empath.He offers channeled workshops internationally.Paul lives in New Your City where he maintains a private practice as an intuitive and conducts frequent live-stream seminars.

Life Interrupted Radio welcomes our resident health and wellness expert Roberta Mittman. Roberta is a dedicated alternative healthcare practitioner, health and wellness coach, speaker, author, licensed acupuncturist, and the founder of the Park Avenue Center of Wellbeing in New Your City. You can learn more about Roberta at: www.RobertaMittman.comOn this special episode in our autoimmune series on Life Interrupted Radio, Sharon Sayler and Roberta will share how the holidays can sometimes make symptoms and conditions worse and how to easily integrate stress-reduction, how to stay balanced and in control and what to do when you are pushed together with people, places, and things that you'd rather avoid this holiday.... We will be sharing tips and tricks on:What to eat so you nourish your body, mind and spiritHow to simplify including when and how to ask for helpWays to find joy, gratitude and happiness regardless of drama and others' storiesHow to know what to say “No” to and fool-proof way to do itWays to exercise, relax and breathe even when its cold outsideListen to this latest podcast that goes live tomorrow Friday Dec 11 at 7PM EST at www.LifeInterruptedRadio.com/HolidayHacks to hear Sharon and Roberta's tips and tricks for wellness and how you too can not only survive - you can THRIVE during this time of year! #LifeInterrupted

Aired Sunday, 6 December 2015, 2:00 PM ETAllayah takes you on a journey into the Mind of a very unique soul, Timonthy Wyllie. We will touch upon his journey and his perceptions of the Rebel Angels and Watchers incarnated in this present timeline.In his book, the Wisdom of the watchers, Georgia, a rebel angel and a Watcher, provides her account of the period on Earth from 39,000 BC to 16,500 BC when Lemurian civilization reached its pinnacle and seismic upheavals overwhelmed its island home of Mu. Georgia interweaves her story with observations about Timothy Wyllie âs life, including his interactions with Timothy Leary, himself a rebel angel incarnate.About the Guest Timonthy WyllieTimothy Wyllie was born in Great Britain in 1940 and raised in London. Having wended his way through an English public school education and then seven years further study at college, he qualified as an architect.In the late 70s, Timothy began a systematic exploration of out-of-body states. This led to experiments in telepathic communication with dolphins and an open invitation to contact with nonphysical beings that continues to this day. During this time, he was also running his own business in New Your City, marketing a system he had co-devised for storing and filing color photographs. He retired from the business community in 1981 and turned full time to his creative endeavors.As a musician, Timothy has made several tapes of what he calls “Bozon Music”–a True Age improvisational jazz, shamanic music of the heart–as well as a series of guided visualization and meditation tapes. Also an artist, he is currently working on a virtually endless progression of drawings of sacred landscape. It is what brings him most joy.Timothy travels frequently to give lectures and seminars or to investigate sites and locations for his drawings. He is the author of Ask Your Angels: A Practical Guide to working with the Messengers of Heaven to Empower and Enrich Your Life, Dolphins, ETs & Angels, and a co-author of Adventures Among Spiritual Intelligences: Angels, Aliens, Dolphins & Shamans. He lives in New Mexico.

Aired Sunday, 6 December 2015, 2:00 PM ETAllayah takes you on a journey into the Mind of a very unique soul, Timonthy Wyllie. We will touch upon his journey and his perceptions of the Rebel Angels and Watchers incarnated in this present timeline.In his book, the Wisdom of the watchers, Georgia, a rebel angel and a Watcher, provides her account of the period on Earth from 39,000 BC to 16,500 BC when Lemurian civilization reached its pinnacle and seismic upheavals overwhelmed its island home of Mu. Georgia interweaves her story with observations about Timothy Wyllie âs life, including his interactions with Timothy Leary, himself a rebel angel incarnate.About the Guest Timonthy WyllieTimothy Wyllie was born in Great Britain in 1940 and raised in London. Having wended his way through an English public school education and then seven years further study at college, he qualified as an architect.In the late 70s, Timothy began a systematic exploration of out-of-body states. This led to experiments in telepathic communication with dolphins and an open invitation to contact with nonphysical beings that continues to this day. During this time, he was also running his own business in New Your City, marketing a system he had co-devised for storing and filing color photographs. He retired from the business community in 1981 and turned full time to his creative endeavors.As a musician, Timothy has made several tapes of what he calls “Bozon Music”–a True Age improvisational jazz, shamanic music of the heart–as well as a series of guided visualization and meditation tapes. Also an artist, he is currently working on a virtually endless progression of drawings of sacred landscape. It is what brings him most joy.Timothy travels frequently to give lectures and seminars or to investigate sites and locations for his drawings. He is the author of Ask Your Angels: A Practical Guide to working with the Messengers of Heaven to Empower and Enrich Your Life, Dolphins, ETs & Angels, and a co-author of Adventures Among Spiritual Intelligences: Angels, Aliens, Dolphins & Shamans. He lives in New Mexico.

Sharon Sayler welcomes Roberta Mittman our resident Health and Wellness Coach from the Park Avenue Center for Wellbeing to another episode of Life Interrupted Radio for a special interview to find out how Eastern and Western medical philosophies can work together for healing as part of our Autoimmune Series.  On this episode Roberta will be sharing how you can begin to explore how to integrate different healing modalities into your life.  Roberta will share:- How food is seen as medicine in Chinese medicine- How not to feel deprived while stopping cravings - What to do when you've gotten off track with your healing - How to integrate both Western and eastern healing modalitiesRoberta Mittman is a dedicated alternative healthcare practitioner, health and wellness coach, speaker, author and licensed acupuncturist and the founder of the Park Avenue Center of Wellbeing in New Your City. Learn more about Roberta at:www.RobertaMittman.com #LifeInterrupted 

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