Podcast appearances and mentions of pamela taylor

Pamela Taylor, a Kiwi mother who voiced her concerns during the covid mandates, tells us her harrowing story of being unjustly detained, against her will, in a mental health facility.  If you would like to offer financial support to Pamela (to assist with legal costs):  Pamela Taylor 03-1746-0133453-002 Email: freenewzealand@protonmail.com

In this episode of “The Business of Blueberries,” host Kasey Cronquist, president of the U.S. Highbush Blueberry Council (https://ushbc.blueberry.org (USHBC)) and the North American Blueberry Council (https://nabc.blueberry.org (NABC)), is joined by Pamela Taylor, senior vice president and chief communications and marketing officer for https://www.shareourstrength.org (Share Our Strength). As part of the journey to make blueberries the world's favorite fruit, USHBC celebrated grabbing a boost of blue and giving a boost to a good cause in partnership with https://www.nokidhungry.org (No Kid Hungry) during National Blueberry Month in July.   “No Kid Hungry is our marquee campaign, started back in 2010 with the goal of achieving our mission of ending childhood hunger in the U.S. This campaign is so unique in that it's the only campaign that solely focuses on children. … The No Kid Hungry campaign is designed to make sure each and every child who needs access to food gets it every single day. So our focus is three meals a day, 365 days a year for every child .” - Pamela Taylor “Participating in that 31-Day Challenge was important because it not only helped generate funds, which gets us closer to ending childhood hunger, but it was a campaign that also increased awareness of not only our work, but the power of partnerships working with the blueberry council and helping folks understand everyone has a strength to share. And you all were sharing your strength with us.” - Pamela Taylor Topics covered include:  Getting to know Pamela Taylor, senior vice president and chief communications and marketing officer for https://www.shareourstrength.org (Share Our Strength).  Exploring the scope and impact No Kid Hungry has on food insecurity among children. Celebrating the collaboration between No Kid Hungry and USHBC during National Blueberry Month. Crop Report The Blueberry Crop Report is an update on crop conditions and markets throughout important blueberry growing areas. In this episode, you'll hear from Doug Krahmer from Oregon, Bryan Sakuma from Washington, Jason Smith from British Columbia, Luis Vegas from Peru and Nestor Vega from Mexico. This was recorded on August 31, 2022. Blueberry Boost The blueberry industry will be taking over Nashville Oct. 5-7 for The Blueberry Summit! In this Blueberry Boost, Amanda Griffin, USHBC/NABC vice president of engagement and education, introduces the keynote speakers that will be featured at the event. Find out who's speaking, then save your seat https://www.blueberryevents.org/ (here). 

As the local body elections get closer we're learning more about the candidates who are running for local council and Mayor. In Dunedin one woman already has a head start on the publicity because of her beliefs.

“Art is an irreplaceable way of understanding and expressing the world.” Dana Gioia Tune in for Food First Michigan this Sunday on WJR Radio at 9 PM to hear from Dr. Phil Knight, Gerry Brisson, president and CEO of the Gleaners Community Food Bank and two unique and inspiring leaders: Desiree Kelly, an award-winning artist and native of Detroit; and Pamela Taylor, SVP and chief communications & marketing officer at Share our Strength. The episode focuses on the work Desiree and Pamela have done to help people see and understand hunger through the eyes of a child. Desiree's work is immersive. It reflects on the narrative of her subjects by including artifacts & phrases from the subject within each piece. Her murals are powerful and multifaceted – view some of her work here  https://www.nokidhungry.org/rebuild Children are HOPEFUL creatures. Desiree's art is expressive and she captures many ideas and feelings in each piece. Pamela was the person who had the idea of using art to communicate the realities associated with being food insecure. It takes more than food to fight hunger – it takes innovation, creativity, and addressing the needs at all angles. Share our Strength set out on their journey to create murals across the country: Detroit, Atlanta, Washington D.C., just outside of Los Angeles – Rialto, and New York. The artists' imagery capture and tell their story about the hope of rising out of the pandemic and the hope of ending childhood hunger. Art is the desire of mankind to express themselves. To record their reactions of their personality to the world they live in. Hunger is a reality in America – it is a problem that we as a nation, have never decided to solve completely. Phil and Gerry continue to use their voices to define the reality of hunger in Michigan, but work even more diligently to create positive solutions that will FINALLY take hunger off the table in our state. It starts by putting and keeping #FOODFIRST! To learn more about Desiree's work, visit - https://www.desireekellyart.com/ and https://www.nokidhungry.org/rebuild Find this episode and all past Food First Michigan episodes at foodfirstmi.org, on Apple Podcasts or iHeartRadio Apple Podcasts --> https://apple.co/38UUpFk iHeartRadio --> https://ihr.fm/38WJ2wN #FOODFIRST #FoodFirstMI #FoodSecurity #MoreFoodMoreOften2MorePeople

As we continue to deal with the coronavirus pandemic, No Kid Hungry is telling the stories of what children faced during the crisis - and the incredible people working to feed them. Working with local artists in cities across the country, NKH's Rebuilding campaign created a series of five micro-documentaries and murals in Atlanta, Los Angeles, Detroit, New York, and Washington, D.C. to showcase the stories of local children's thoughts and feelings about life during the pandemic and their hopes for the future into public works of art.In this episode of “Add Passion and Stir,” host Billy Shore and Share Our Strength's CMO, Pamela Taylor connect with Désirée Kelly, the artist that created the Rebuilding mural featured in Detroit, MI. Kelly, a Detroit-native known for her distinctive style of storytelling through portraits with a mixture of “street art” & traditional oil technique, describes the experience of sharing her community's story: “It meant so much to me being a Detroiter and representing the community...to finally have the voice to be able to speak for everyone visually.” Giving “voice” to the stories of those acutely impacted by COVID was an important consideration for the campaign. Taylor noted that NKH worked exclusively with artists of color to share the story of Black and Brown communities, “We wanted to uplift those that we knew had faced challenges in ways that had been exacerbated. Identifying artists of color to talk with the children and to hear their stories and who were part of their community...to have that connection was so important to us.” See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Second Son Chronicles by Pamela Taylor. Can find this series on Amazon.com. Also check out draegongreysworld.com for music, other readings and more. Listen and enjoy.

An excerpt from the series written by Pamela Taylor. The king has just died. Who's in line of succession. Listen as Draegon Grey reads and brings to life this incredible story. Visit Draegongreysworld.com for more incredible stories and music.

Being a fan of historical fiction novels herself, it was probably predictable that’s where Pamela Taylor would go for her first foray into writing fiction. She loves giving readers a chance to step into a world that’s very different from their daily lives. She shares her home with two Pembroke Welsh Corgis who like to remind her that a dog walk is a perfect break in the middle of a day of writing. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/blackrosewriting/support

Everything you need to know about pursuing a career in Human Resources, with HR Expert, Pamela Taylor.  We tap into Pamela's vast knowledge of HR after working in this field for 30 years.  She has done it all, seen it all and now shares it all with us! In this episode find out:√ Best Education to prepare you for a career in HR√ Which HR Certification should you pursue?√ Best training/preparation to work in HR√ How to reach senior levels in HR√ What a typical day as an HR Director is like√ Advantages and drawbacks.Pamela is also a Retirement and Career Coach professional.  At the end of this episode, we focus on how Pamela can help you to negotiate your life transition.Kind, smart and gracious...you are in for a treat!Join Our Podcast Email List!   Follow Our Podcast:Website: Listen To Our Podcast HereYouTube Channel   Twitter   LinkedIn  Facebook   InstagramAll Things College and CareerMeg's LinkedIn   Bobbie's LinkedInACADEMIC & CAREER ADVISING SERVICES:Visit Website:  Academic and Career Advising ServicesSchedule an Appointment with Academic & Career Advising ServicesEmail Meg:  meg@academicandcareeradvisingservicesSHOW NOTES:Email Pamela:  pamela@taylorlifetransitions.comPamela’s Website: Taylor Life TransitionsSHRM:  Society for Human Resource ManagementHR Certifications that Pam talks about in the Podcast:SHRMSPHRCPSCPCPPSEBSCCBMAlso discussed are certificates in Coaching and Employee Investigations.  Looking for an Architect in the Seattle area?  Check out:  TYP 

Pamela Taylor is the founder of NorthStar Med Consulting. After experiencing extreme burnout from her nursing roles, Pam decided to try home health as a change in pace, where she unexpectedly fell in love with the profession. With a passion for home care, Pamela decided to apply her knowledge and create courses to help other healthcare professionals establish their own businesses in home healthcare. Pam mentions that home healthcare as an intimate form of care that enables professionals to build strong relationships with patients. It’s this intimacy and an entrepreneurial spirit that drove Pam to start her own business. Taking an integrative approach to home health, Pam took her firsts steps to creating her own home health agency. Now Pamela helps other nurse entrepreneurs start their own businesses in home healthcare. She offers a range of consulting services to entrepreneurs starting home healthcare businesses, hospice care, private duty businesses, and more! Pamela also compares and contrasts home health businesses vs. private duty nursing, weight the pros and cons of both. To learn more about Pamela and how she can help you get your home health agency off the ground visit at pam@pamthenurse.com, https://northstarmedicalconsulting.com/, pam@northstarmedicalconsulting.com or on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/Pam-The-Nurse-170259671216562 Don’t Miss These Moments: Why home healthcare? Taking the leap & starting a home health agency. Home health vs. private duty nursing. Blueprint to success: courses & accreditations.

Ryan Gorman hosts an iHeartRadio nationwide special featuring Dr. Walter Koroshetz, Director of the National Institutes for Health's National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke, on the potential neurological impact of COVID-19. Also, Pamela Taylor, chief communications and marketing officer at Share Our Strength, the organization behind the No Kid Hungry campaign, joins the show to discuss the state of childhood hunger across the U.S.  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ryan Gorman hosts an iHeartRadio nationwide special featuring Dr. Walter Koroshetz, Director of the National Institutes for Health’s National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke, on the potential neurological impact of COVID-19. Also, Pamela Taylor, chief communications and marketing officer at Share Our Strength, the organization behind the No Kid Hungry campaign, joins the show to discuss the state of childhood hunger across the U.S.

Ryan Gorman hosts an iHeartRadio nationwide special featuring Dr. Walter Koroshetz, Director of the National Institutes for Health’s National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke, on the potential neurological impact of COVID-19. Also, Pamela Taylor, chief communications and marketing officer at Share Our Strength, the organization behind the No Kid Hungry campaign, joins the show to discuss the state of childhood hunger across the U.S.

The first day after reopening Hawaii for tourism, a total of 8219 airline passengers arrived in Hawaii, including 3189 visitors and more counted as visiting friends, getting married. Of course, this number is not comparable to the 30,000+ average daily arrivals before COVID-19, but this is the first day and up 10-15 times the average arrival when the State was closed and required a 14-day quarantine for everyone arriving. We speak with Pamela Taylor of Sun Island Hawaii, an inbound DMC about her views on the reopening of tourism to the Aloha State. Click here to read the full article on eTurboNews --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/etn/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/etn/support

Hey there word nerds! Today, I have the pleasure of interviewing Pamela Taylor. Pamela brings her love of history to the art of storytelling. An avid reader of historical fact and fiction, she finds the past offers rich sources for character, ambiance, and plot that allow readers to escape into a world totally unlike their daily lives. A history major in college, with minors in French and Spanish, she is also a classically trained musician and believes this has given her a special feel for the rhythm, dynamics, and phrasing of the written word. In addition to creating her own stories, Pamela is active in multiple writing communities. She is a member of the DFW Writers Workshop and is in her third year on the Judges Panel for the Ink & Insights Writing Contest. In 2018, she joined the team at DIY MFA where she writes the Historical Fiction column, “Past Perfect.” She is also a freelance editor and a member of the Editorial Freelancers Association. She shares her home with two Corgis who frequently remind her that a dog walk is the best inspiration for that next chapter. In this episode Pamela and I discuss: Techniques to craft compelling secondary characters.  How research and travel can help writers build a realistic historical world.  What a style sheet is--and why it’s an important part of the editorial process.  How to guide new readers into the second or third book in a series.  Plus, their #1 tip for writers. For more info and show notes: www.diymfa.com/310

Forensic Podcast with Professor Pamela Taylor and Alain part 2 by RCPsych

Forensic Podcast with Professor Pamela Taylor and Alain part 1 by RCPsych

The uncertainty around Brexit may impact a company’s balance sheet and profit or loss – and therefore its KPIs. It presents challenges to many companies – both UK and non-UK – when preparing estimates and forward-looking assessments. To follow up on the last episode, Tim Copnell, Pamela Taylor and Irina Ipatova look in more detail at some of the specific international financial reporting challenges arising from Brexit. 'IFRS' is a registered trademark of the IFRS Foundation and is used by KPMG IFRG Limited under licence subject to the terms and conditions contained therein. Please contact the IFRS Foundation for details of countries where its trademarks are in use and/or have been registered.

Brexit is not just an issue for UK companies. If you have any exposure – direct or indirect – to the UK, then your supply chain, your customer demand, your taxes, tariffs or financing may be affected... In this podcast, Tim Copnell, Pamela Taylor and Irina Ipatova discuss what Brexit means or could mean for the annual report. 'IFRS' is a registered trademark of the IFRS Foundation and is used by KPMG IFRG Limited under licence subject to the terms and conditions contained therein. Please contact the IFRS Foundation for details of countries where its trademarks are in use and/or have been registered.

Venezuela still has two presidents one has the support of the military and the other the support of the United States of America. Guess what side Hard Factor internet pundit Digger who lives by the motto "nothing much to say, let's ride" is on? Pamela Taylor the woman who once got fired from her government official job for calling Michelle Obama an "ape in heels," is back in the news for defrauding FEMA. It seems like Pamela Taylor took advantage of FEMA's "we can't vet everyone" during emergencies policy and collected some funds by claiming her West Virginia house flooded when it really didn't. Oh Pamela you rascal you. There is a college lacrosse player who is riding the sidelines because the NCAA can't provide a helmet big enough to fit his gargantuan dome piece. Alex Chu was able to get around this problem in high school, when he had a company cut apart and weld two of their extra large helmets together, forming one mega helmet, but the NCAA has a no limousine style helmet clause which is preventing Alex from getting on the field.Oh yeah and a ton of other shit. Listen, subscribe, review.   

The decision to try offshoring has helped Armada Bookkeeping provide high-value consulting work. Thanks to an encounter with Nick, the firm now enjoys a team of rock star team composed of bookkeepers and client services assistant.

Our Australian correspondent, Pamela Taylor, joins us to talk Eclipse Tourism plus a look at Australian slang.

Our Australian correspondent, Pamela Taylor, joins us to talk Eclipse Tourism plus a look at Australian slang.

The American eclipse an eyewitness report, assisted by Pamela Taylor, our Australian correspondent.

The American eclipse an eyewitness report, assisted by Pamela Taylor, our Australian correspondent.

Follow ups: the TSA groper gets a pass, crying for Argentina, local boosters boost boosterism for the Bee, the water bond, our Australian correspondent Pamela Taylor returns

Follow ups: the TSA groper gets a pass, crying for Argentina, local boosters boost boosterism for the Bee, the water bond, our Australian correspondent Pamela Taylor returns

Our DC correspondent Benjamin Jonas-Keeling reports on the second Obama inauguration while our Australian correspondent Pamela Taylor reports from a land down under (a land a' wonder)

Our DC correspondent Benjamin Jonas-Keeling reports on the second Obama inauguration while our Australian correspondent Pamela Taylor reports from a land down under (a land a' wonder)

Pamela Taylor, Radio Parallax's new Australia correspondent talks about 2012's top science stories

Pamela Taylor, Radio Parallax's new Australia correspondent talks about 2012's top science stories

Pamela Taylor, Radio Parallax's new Australia correspondent talks about the recent eclipse

Pamela Taylor, Radio Parallax's new Australia correspondent talks about the recent eclipse