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2 episodes with pine sol
We close the year with a visit from our favorite toolman, MatcoMan Brian.Ray asks what it's like running a tool truck and the answer is sure to surprise many people.We learn of Manny Rosa's "danger drive" road trip on an un-verified Honda Goldwing, thendiscuss cleaning carburetor's ultrasonically in Pine-Sol. Damage repair on Ray's GTO, weldingsurge suppressors, and custom paint color matching all come up. Brian wraps it up by explaining various tool storage options available to the home or pro mechanic. Check our social media feed to see the pictures; on Instagram: @real_motormouthradio and on You Tube: https://youtu.be/8ZvpZZX0v9A
From October 25, 2022, comes folklorist Cory Hutcheson to tell us about the witches that live among us today! (To be fully prepared, grab a bottle of Pine Sol and head for the crossroads!)
Who knew that understanding the stages of incontinence could make such a difference in our caregiving journey? As caregivers for our loved ones with Alzheimer's and other types of dementia, we've learned incontinence is an inevitable - and can be - a challenging part of our journey. It's a reality and a topic that's not often discussed. It's helpful for us to be prepared to navigate incontinence with compassion, dignity, and grace for our care receivers and for us. We are Nancy Treaster and Sue Ryan. Through our experiences, we've developed four tips to help you navigate the pre-incontinence and early incontinence phases on your caregiving journey. Takeaways Before we introduce your tips, it's helpful to understand what we mean by ‘pre-incontinence' and ‘early incontinence'. Pre-Incontinence This is the phase before actual incontinence begins, when our care receiver is showing signs incontinence may be on the horizon. Signs include: Using the trash can instead of the toilet for toilet paper Not flushing the toilet Resisting drinking to avoid bathroom trips Looking around anxiously (potentially for a bathroom) Early Incontinence When actual incontinence begins, it usually starts with urinary incontinence. Your loved one may still be trying to find the bathroom but often doesn't make it in time. Signs include: Not getting to the bathroom fast enough Holding their stomach, bottom, or between their legs Tip 1. Make it Easy to Find the Bathroom Yes, to us this sounds simple. To our loved one, they are disconnecting with the signs their bodies are telling them they need to go, and the steps to use the bathroom. One of the most effective ways to support your loved one during pre-incontinence and early incontinence is by making the bathroom as accessible and easy to find as possible. Tip 2. Schedule Bathroom Breaks Establishing a consistent bathroom routine can significantly reduce accidents and make the transition into full incontinence more manageable. Tip 3. Simplify Cleanup As incontinence progresses, accidents will happen. Being prepared can make cleanup easier and less stressful for both you and your loved one. Tip 4. Think Positively and Have Lots of Grace Perhaps the most important tip of all is to maintain a positive attitude and extend grace to both you and your loved one. Read More in This Blog here Additional Resources Mentioned Episode 11 - Cleaning Your Care Receiver here Child proof door knob cover or double deadbolt locks for external doors Child proof door knob covers here Extra tall pet gate from (40” to 70”) - 57” here Disposable incontinence underwear For women here For men here Pads Mattress pads 34”x36” here 72”X36” here Disposable incontinence pads here Brown large pet pee pads here Easy mops Swiffer mop here Bona here Hard surface cleaners Pine Sol here Pooph here Odoban here Fabuloso here Carpet cleaning Resolve Urine Destroyer here Resolve Ultra Pet here Bissell Pet Carpet Cleaner here Resolve Urine Destroyer Carpet Cleaning Machine Formula here Rate, Subscribe and Share Your Tips on Social Media! Thanks for listening! If you enjoyed this episode, please leave a review and subscribe on your favorite podcast platform. Please click here to review, follow or subscribe to our podcast. If you don't see your preferred platform click on Podchaser and click at the bottom “Write my review” You can log in with Twitter, Facebook or Google On the right you'll see a box with “Follow”, “Rate and Review” and “Share” Connect with us and share your tips: Website: https://www.thecaregiversjourney.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thecaregiversjourney/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheCaregiversJourneys/ Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/suearmstrongryan/, https://www.linkedin.com/in/nancytreaster/ Email: sue@thecaregiversjourney.com, nancy@thecaregiversjourney.com
Comedian extraordinaire Matt Braunger joins Scott to talk about the time they shared a hotel room at SXSW, becoming a father, and tips on how to get started in stand-up. Then, publicist Seth Berkowitz returns to talk about his new AI business venture. Plus, The Pine-Sol Lady returns to talk about the new flavors of Pine-Sol. Get tickets for the Comedy Bang! Bang! Into Your Mouth Tour 2024 over at https://CBBWorld.com/tour Get access to all the podcasts you love, music channels and radio shows with the SiriusXM App! Get 3 months free using this show link https://siriusxm.com/cbb and code CBB.
Explore the groundbreaking work of Rebeka Borucki in making the publishing industry more inclusive and equitable. Through her founding of Row House Publishing, Rebeka provides a platform for marginalized voices, promoting diversity in children's literature. Brad and Lesley covers her dedication to social justice, the impact of her initiatives on communities, and her advocacy for a more inclusive literary world.If you have any questions about this episode or want to get some of the resources we mentioned, head over to LesleyLogan.co/podcast. If you have any comments or questions about the Be It pod shoot us a message at beit@lesleylogan.co. And as always, if you're enjoying the show please share it with someone who you think would enjoy it as well. It is your continued support that will help us continue to help others. Thank you so much! Never miss another show by subscribing at LesleyLogan.co/subscribe.In this episode you will learn about:Impact to community when sharing and redistributing wealth.Rebeka's approach to empowering marginalized voices.The value of sharing and developing ideas openly.Rebeka's emphasis on the strength in collective actions.Episode References/Links:Rebeka BoruckiRow House PublishingStudio Growth AcceleratorOPC Summer CampOPC WorkshopsCambodia Early BirdLittle Readers Big Change If you enjoyed this episode, make sure and give us a five star rating and leave us a review on iTunes, Podcast Addict, Podchaser or Castbox. DEALS! Check out all our Preferred Vendors & Special Deals from Clair Sparrow, Sensate, Lyfefuel BeeKeeper's Naturals, Sauna Space, HigherDose, AG1 and ToeSox Be in the know with all the workshops at OPCBe It Till You See It Podcast SurveyBe a part of Lesley's Pilates MentorshipFREE Ditching Busy Webinar Resources:Watch the Be It Till You See It podcast on YouTube!Lesley Logan websiteBe It Till You See It PodcastOnline Pilates Classes by Lesley LoganOnline Pilates Classes by Lesley Logan on YouTubeProfitable Pilates Follow Us on Social Media:InstagramFacebookLinkedIn Episode Transcript:Lesley Logan 0:00 Your country cannot be wealthy if you do not take care of your poor. And the more impoverished people are, the less wealthy a country is. And until and this goes for every country, not just I mean, obviously we live here, but like how we take care of those who have less than us is how we take care of each other truly. Lesley Logan 0:19 Welcome to the Be It Till You See It podcast where we talk about taking messy action, knowing that perfect is boring. I'm Lesley Logan, Pilates instructor and fitness business coach. I've trained thousands of people around the world and the number one thing I see stopping people from achieving anything is self-doubt. My friends, action brings clarity and it's the antidote to fear. Each week, my guest will bring bold, executable, intrinsic and targeted steps that you can use to put yourself first and Be It Till You See It. It's a practice, not a perfect. Let's get started. Lesley Logan 1:01 Welcome back to the Be It Till You See It interview recap where my co-host in life, Brad, and I are going to dig into the inclusionary combo I have with Rebekah Borucki in our last episode. If you haven't yet listened that episode, go back and listen to it because holy frickin moly.Brad Crowell 1:14 She is a powerhouse. Lesley Logan 1:15 She is a powerhouse. She's a badass, she's like, like just all things amazing. Just all things amazing. So you should just pause this, go listen to that and come back. Or you can listen to this first because you're here and maybe you're you know, got your hands wet. And then make sure your podcast plays right into the one from Tuesday. Before we get into Rebekah's amazing words, today is March 21st 2024 and it is both world Poetry Day and Companies That Care Day. So I couldn't pick because I like them both because one, poetry, Rebekah is a founder of a publishing house. So like and she's a writer, so that kind of made sense. And then companies that care. She is a company that cares. So I kind of liked they both landed on this day. World Poetry Day was actually invented by UNESCO in 1999. So it's all here to like protect poetry. And I'm not a good poetry writer. But shout out to Alison Whipple, who is one of our agency members who is like, very humble, but also a very, very published poet, and does some amazing work. And then companies that care, you know, what you tell us about your company that, you know, that cares. But basically what that is, is like, companies are supposed to start to recognize that it's their employees that are if their employees are happy, they're a better company, so they should give some it fucks about the people that they hire, period. End of story. Okay, so upcoming events and travel and such. I'm actually getting on a plane tomorrow to go to Dallas. Yeah. But when I get back, Brad has an amazing two-hour workshop for Pilates instructors and business owners. Brad Crowell 2:45 Yes, I do. It's called the Studio Growth Accelerator, and y'all should join me. So basically, we are going to be digging into our new Accel formula, A-C-C-E-L. It's going to be a deep dive into how we can create jumpstart, kickstart, actually generate the growth that your studio needs to have. So if you are feeling like you have been stuck, you're looking for clients, you make the same money you got last year, you just can't get the get the ball moving forward. This accelerator is for you. And you can join me by going to PRfit.biz/accelerator that's PRfit.biz/accelerator. It's gonna be a two-hour workshop. So, you know, our two-hour hangout we'll probably talk for about 90 minutes and then we'll do Q&A or something. So yeah, come join me.Lesley Logan 3:39 And then we have we're getting up we've been playing all day today that we're recording this summer camp. Oh my gosh, so last year at OPC, OnlinePilatesClasses.com we had our first ever summer camp there's six teachers was super super fun. This particular year I want to do it bigger and better and better and more think just like true summer camp vibes without the bunk beds without the without the bugs without the travel and there is access Brad Crowell 4:04 Without the terrible roommate.Lesley Logan 4:05 Yeah, you won't have a terrible roommate, you won't have like crappy food. Brad Crowell 4:08 Your parents won't be dropping you off.Lesley Logan 4:10 Like fake cheese you know like, no, no, no, it's gonna you'll be able to attend from the comfort of your own home with your camera off if you want to. And you'll have lifetime access to the replays which is super, super amazing. So you want to go to opc.me/workshops, opc.me/workshops, you want to be on the waitlist if you want to get the best. I'm actually you want to be an OPC member if you want to get the best OPC price (inaudible) they are and then people on the waitlist get the next hookup and then those who are neither of those get the next hookup which is not as good as the first hookup or the second one. So just so you know. And then finally as we're recording this we actually only have like how many spots left in Cambodia?Brad Crowell 4:50 Two, two spots left. Lesley Logan 4:52 And actually before this episode comes out, (inaudible) someone's already, somebody's already doing an email, a mass email to their people. So it's quite possible by the time you listen to this, it is actually sold out. Brad Crowell 5:06 However. Lesley Logan 5:07 However, we've already planned 2025. Brad Crowell 5:10 That's right. Lesley Logan 5:10 Yeah. So you actually can purchase your spot now for the February 2025 retreat.Brad Crowell 5:17 And I would recommend you do it because this one sold out real fast. Lesley Logan 5:21 It didn't even take two months. It's insane. And so we're super, super excited about this. It's our very special retreat. It's really magical. And we actually got to hang out with a couple of our Cambodia retreaters in real life here in Las Vegas. And they were talking about all the amazing stuff that they took away from it and like implemented right away. So I just love that. So anyways, crowsnestretreats.com. Crows (that's a plural) nestretreats.com. All right, before we get into Rebekah's amazingness. What is our audience question, Brad? Brad Crowell 5:54 Yeah, we had a great one from Angela today on Instagram. She's asking, Have you any experience with upholstery cracking on your reformers, the studio I work for has Merrithew reformers and it seems to be a recurring issue. I'm wondering if the cleaners they're using are too harsh. And the boss says it's just human skin oils. But I've not had this problem with mine at home, nor have I heard about it from other teachers who use other brands like Legacy or Balanced Body. Lesley Logan 6:22 Okay, Angela. So here's the deal. If it was body oil, it would not be cracking it, it would actually be like white moisturizing it or like oiling it like it's actually like oil is actually really great Brad Crowell 6:36 The oil isn't gonna dry it out. Lesley Logan 6:38 Now, I will say this, you didn't ask for this. But there are some manufacturers and I won't name names because I'm not interested in being yelled at. But where whatever they used to coat the wood of their, also, it was not, it doesn't happen on my Contrology but there are some wood push-through bars, and also wood reformers that whatever they use to like, shine up the wood, when you use cleaner on it the human sweat makes it sticky. So that is awful and gross. And like, I will never buy that brand of equipment because you can't unfix that. But as far as upholstery cracking it is 100% the material you're using, and or not material, like cleaning supplies. Yeah. Brad Crowell 7:24 Like if they're using Pine Sol on it. Lesley Logan 7:26 Well, yeah, you should not be using that. Also if you're using like a like, you want to make sure that any of those wipes you're using because now that we're in a post-COVID world, everybody wants to use these wipes. The thing about those is one, it's a lot more trash, two, it might not be allowed on your equipment. Just because it's allowed on gym equipment doesn't mean it's allowed on Pilates equipment. And so I like Balanced Body's cleaner, it's really easy, you get a big bottle, you take a cap full, you get some water and it's super, super easy to clean. A lot of people will use tea tree oil and I know I said oil and oil makes it oily but the truth is that there's something in the tea tree oil that actually will dry out equipment overtime and make a crack or upholstery overtime they can crack. So I don't have a ton of people coming to my equipment. So I do use a method spray on a towel because again, it's not it's happening like once a day if that on my equipment. In my old studio, I would use like a method soap if I ran out of the Balance Body and I put a few drops in water and that got really clean. But also, you will always need to use a little soft bristle toothbrush with a microfiber towel to get the skin out of your equipment because oh my gosh, there's little groups and like it's gross, it's so gross. And just because equipment is a darker color doesn't mean it's not happening it just means you're not seeing it. But 100% whatever you're using is too harsh for that upholstery and you may want to go to the manufacturers of that upholstery and find out what they recommend you clean it with because it's quite possible they're using different material than what you mentioned the other brands.Brad Crowell 9:01 It's also possible that maybe it's in direct sunlight.Lesley Logan 9:04 Oh that is also so what happens with direct sunlight is and that's why we put blankets on our equipment in the house because the sun here it actually so I don't it's like there's a sheenBrad Crowell 9:16 Because it's wrapped around a little bit around the edges and it can become brittle if the sun is baking baking and baking it and then the and then it will crack along the edges. Lesley Logan 9:26 And also it makes it really hard to spin around on so like I used to (inaudible) a ladder barrel that was in the wind in a window and you could never slide on the ladder barrel because it was like had just like dried it out. So yeah, you guys, this stuff is amazing. This equipment's amazing, will last you years if you take care of it, but if you're using the wrong cleaner, you'll have to re-upholster it. And that thing about upholstery is eventually, if you re-upholster, I bought extra shoulder blocks because you know, you hit it the wrong way it could definitely hit a tear so Brad Crowell 9:55 We dropped our reformer box and it split the corner unfortunately, you know, stuff happens. Lesley Logan 10:00 So yeah, if you have a question you would like us to answer, it can be anything doesn't have to be Pilates. Brad Crowell 10:07 It could be anything. Lesley Logan 10:08 It could be anything. We're happy to answer it and see that you send it to the Be It Pod.Brad Crowell 10:13 All right now let's talk about Rebekah Borucki. Rebekah is the author of children's books founder and president of Row House Publishing and has been transforming the literary world by fostering equitable practices for marginalized authors. With a background shaped by adversity and activism, she passionately redefines publishing norms, she ensures access to diverse books for children in underserved communities, embodying the change she seeks in the industry. Lesley Logan 10:39 Yeah, she's cool. Brad Crowell 10:41 This was a really inspiring interview. And I just really felt empowered by the decisions she made. The frustrations that she felt frustrated me too. And then hearing what she decided to do about it. was really cool to hear. I also was laughing because she was like, Yeah, I definitely, definitely didn't know what I was getting myself into when I was like, well, I'm gonna make my own publishing company.Lesley Logan 11:10 I know, I think it's probably better that she did it. Because you know what it's like, as you if you know too much, you it's like becomes overwhelming. So if you don't know (inaudible). But you guys, if you did not listen, you have to listen to this because Brad and I talked about values a lot, like what are our values and like, how we filter decisions through our values, and like, not everything's gonna go the way you want to. But like, she was sitting in a room realizing like this is, they're not doing right by, by people.Brad Crowell 11:38 She was signed to a publishing group, she had an agent, all the things going well, and they were dickheads.Lesley Logan 11:44 Yeah. And she did like, and this is like something like so because I mean, so many writers would be like, Oh, my God, I got a publisher, I got an agent, I got all the things. I made it, and she got published and she stuck with her values and she marched off and she created Row House publishing and I also it's another thing just to like another little highlight, you also picked up which is like niching, to a specific type of genre, which is you can write about any kind of genre, as long as it's in the lens of social justice.Brad Crowell 12:16 Yeah, I thought that was pretty cool. Because a lot of publishers will pick, like, we do fantasy, or we do science books or whatever, you know, but her her niche is, can cross multiple genres. Yeah. Because it's about a topic or standing for something. And I also thought she niched down even more, she said, you had to further a conversation in a way that hasn't been, you know, furthered yet. So it's not like she's intentionally trying to move the conversation forward with the books that the company's publishing, which I thought was pretty, pretty cool.Lesley Logan 12:53 I mean, so cool. Like, just I mean, I feel like I don't know, maybe she sat down one day, and was like, wouldn't it be cool if and then that's what she created, because it's freaking cool. And I actually reached out to Kelly (inaudible), who is a romance novel that we've had on and I was like, I don't know if you want to write a romance novel, in this lens. But I think you'll really love Rebecca. And I think you'd love Rojas publishing, so just saying. Anyways one of the things we talked about that I really liked it, she's, this is her words, so I'm gonna make sure you know that she's like, she's like, it is up to us to stand up and say something. And then also said, it's up to us to share and redistribute wealth. We had nothing and we were constantly giving, so I can't resonate with her life in that way, but I remember like, my family didn't have any money. And we were constantly taking people in and feeding people. And I'm like, we have no money, what are we doing, but my parents never let that stop, making sure people got taken care of. And it's really interesting. I think a lot of people don't realize how important that is. And they don't do it. And she, her family had nothing. And they were constantly giving. And she took that redistribution of wealth as part of like, how into her values and how she does what she does. And that's why her publishing company actually pays authors a wage that they can live off of, because like, I mean, that's the biggest thing we hear with all of our friends were authors and like, you sell a book, which you like, make nothing. Yeah, like you make speaking, you make money off of speaking later.Brad Crowell 14:20 Yeah, I mean, that's the big joke in the publishing industry, unless you're like, you have, you're on the news every day, you don't have enough reach to, to generate the demand, so that you can go to a publishing company and say pay me upfront, you know, X amount of dollars. So, you know, for this book, most publishing companies will be like, I'll give you, I'll pay you a little bit and it's not much, right? So, everybody that we talked to, in our circles says yeah, I use my book as my loss leader. I use my book as my lead magnet, you know, all this kind of stuff because they're, it's it seems dim You're gonna get something that's like, oh, legit. Lesley Logan 15:02 And you know, here's the thing, that whenever I hear that it kind of pisses me off a little bit. And publishing. Yeah, it just kind of pissed me off, because I'm like, it's kind of like when I started teaching Pilates and I was like, oh, no, you just charge less than that person, and they charge less than this person. And we all are just happy family of no one making any money and always, like, not having enough. And I kind of, I kind of love that she's bucking the system, stay true to our values. And then using the money, her company's making to redistribute wealth, to put it in hands of people who are furthering conversations, who are bringing things to light, who are getting things into becuase you know, here's the thing about books you guys. Like, there are things that happen in books have changed your perspective of how you think about something, how you see something, I'm listening to a book on Audible right now that I just, my mind is blown in every single chapter. I really just think it's cool how she's gotten to where she is, and she's just hitting the ground running and not stopping until she gets this message out there and changes the publishing world. Brad Crowell 16:05 I really loved when she was talking about the old guard versus the reality of life today. You know, for me, I struggle, I struggle with this a lot. As you know, Lesley and I follow a lot of politics. So I'm actually I stay aware of what's going on in the US Congress, in the Senate, in the house, in and then also internationally because we traveled so much to Cambodia. And it's really frustrating when someone who, you know, has like generational wealth, who's a billionaire, and has an opinion can just write a big fat check and then it like, throws a wrench into supporting people and that makes me angry. And (inaudible).Lesley Logan 16:56 It's so fucking frustrating. Since you brought it up. Here's what's frustrating. Because your country cannot be wealthy, if you do not take care of your poor. And the more poverished people are, the less wealthy a country is. And until and this goes for every country, not just I mean, obviously, we live here, but like, how we take care of those who have less than us is how we take care of each other truly. And it's really frustrating that like some of the things that change what happened, even the people we voted for, it's like, okay, so we're just gonna take this little morsel, because that's what we got from the old guard. You know what I mean? Like it changes so freaking slow pisses me off. Brad Crowell 16:56 Yeah. And that's where like taking a stand in her choice to work with a company that was literally the old guard. And, she said, five of their authors were the biggest disinformation books when it came to COVID. vaccines. Yeah. And she said, I had a problem with that. And you know, but the people in the room were like, yeah, but it makes us money. So we don't actually give a shit.Lesley Logan 18:02 And here's the thing, that's crazy. This is why I truly believe her publishing company is going to be doing amazing things because the way that the old publishing houses were doing it, and the way the old media outlets are doing it, they're all dying. They're not making money, because they were always trying to please the people at the top with the money. And they were not actually paying attention to the people who watch the programs, who read the programs. Brad Crowell 18:28 Yeah. And so you know, and, you know, what was crazy to me to hear at the end, like, so obviously, she started Row House Publishing with a mission and they're definitely, they're not I, she said, they're an activist, company, but they also, they've grown right? So they have had small donations to get the ball rolling, but they clearly had large donors, because one of the things that they decided to take a stand for the large donor decided to pull a half a million dollar contribution from from what they were trying to do. And that's fucking terrifying. But it's also insane. It's also crazy that, you know, someone has that kind of leverage that kind of power, and how dramatic that can affect a small company, and kudos for her for, you know, buckling down going back to what they do, which is reach out to their community and rally around each other and support each other. That is really inspiring. But, she said, ownership really needs to be in the hands of marginalized people, just because they know how to get things done, because they don't have the luxury of being like, well just reach into my empty $8 billion pocketbook thing. Lesley Logan 19:49 They've always had to like figure it out. And so they figure it like they can figure it out. And it's, they can figure it out in ways that can take big dollars and make them go further than people with the big dollars could ever have done.Brad Crowell 20:01 And honestly, not only that, I really think that when you go through, like the fire and come out the other side, and then can make money, raise money, have that influence, you will do different things with it. Yeah, you just appreciate it differently.Lesley Logan 20:19 Yeah. Well, also, I mean, like, you know how important even a little bit can impact someone's life. Like, Rebekah has the charity that brings books to children, right? And like, the power of reading at a young age and having access to books, it like though, these are big deal things. They're not small. And the things that get cut for places where there is not enough money, are the things that actually can change the world.Brad Crowell 20:50 I'll tell you like it blows my mind because, you know, many years ago, you'll hear me talking about Cambodia ad nauseam. But many years ago, a friend of mine moved to Cambodia. And he made it seem impossible for me to get there. And years after being there, he said, yeah, you know, every family that works for me, I require them to send their kids to school, and they have to check in. And the school tells me if the kids don't show up for school, he said, I, he said this is a country of extreme wealth and extreme poverty. And he said I believe wholeheartedly that education is going to be the factor that changes that. And unfortunately, it's just slow going, but that's what needs to happen. And as an American, I was like, well, we got that fucking box checked. What good kudos for us over the last, you know, eight years, really paying attention to politics and starting to learn more about the education in our country. I'm shocked at the the lack of consistency across the art, you know, we have 50 different states, and we have 8000 different, literally, 8000 different municipalities that have different laws and it's crazy, crazy to me. Lesley Logan 22:15 Yeah, it's really it is. And it's really sad, because the way that education is paid for is based off of property taxes which means if you live in a poor area, there are no property taxes, people are renters, which means the schools get the least amount of support are the ones that if you gave them the most, they would change the world. It'd be generational change. My mother is a teacher. I have a special place in my heart for teachers. You all do so much, you get paid so little. And now they don't teach cursive anymore?Brad Crowell 22:50 Yeah, no.Lesley Logan 22:51 I don't even understand like, why not? Why just anyways, we can go on and on. I fucking love her. And I do agree with her that when you give people who have been marginalized, when you give them ownership, they will make absolute amazing change. Brad Crowell 23:07 She said when that shifts for everyone, when there are more female leaders, black, brown, disabled queer leaders, she said when that shifts, everything is going to shift for everybody. Lesley Logan 23:17 For everybody. It will really, truly well. So I can't wait to see that happen. You know, maybe I'll pray.Brad Crowell 23:25 Okay, finally, let's talk about those Be It Action Items, what bold, executable intrinsic or targeted action items can we take away from your conversation with Rebekah Borucki? She said as soon as you have a dream or an idea, start talking about it. Talk about it, do not wait until you have the perfect presentation. Start ideating, dreaming, discussing, it will help you figure that out. It'll help it come to shape, come to life. When you have other people to help bounce ideas off of she said, enlisting, it will help effectively to enlist an accountability partner and she said, Rebekah did the same thing when she wrote her children's book, she said I'm gonna write a children's book by X date and then she called a friend and said here's what I want to do, hold me accountable. Right? And by talking about it, she was able to make it happen. I think the hard thing about this is the fear of failure. Right? You know, the fear that like this grandiose dream that you may have that honestly, maybe it's not even that grandiose, but this dream that you have, if it doesn't come together, you're gonna let yourself down, you're gonna let others down, you know, all those kinds of things. And I definitely, I definitely understand that. You know, I really wanted to go to music school and I was auditioning to get a scholarship and I was really afraid that I wasn't going to get into school. So I didn't really tell that many people that I literally was taking trombone lessons. After high school, I would go and take, like sessions with a professional player, you know, and I would go practice on my own. And people were like, where are you going? And I wouldn't tell them. Because if what if I, what if I auditioned and I failed? You know? You know, but imagine if I had instead shared and said, I'm gonna go do this because I want to go get the scholarship, the encouragement and support that would have helped me. Lesley Logan 25:29 Oh, my gosh, it's so true. It's so true. I loved when she talked about community, of course, I think that Be It Action Item is amazing. So she said be in community, on any level, with others in the practice of giving, but also, and this is the part I loved, receiving. Because I think a lot of people will like, oh, I'm doing this thing. And I'm doing this thing I'm giving, giving, giving, but you're never receiving. And it's really important to receive because you learn so much more about yourself and others. And then you have the ability to give when it's when you have the ability to give. She also said build those relationships, there are ones that will sustain you mentally. And then there are some that can sustain you financially if you need it. That puts you in the spirit of feeling that you're doing good. And then also she said this, also advocate and be an activist in your own way. And I think that's really cool. I think we sometimes we think of the word activist, and we think we have to like be out screaming with a poster somewhere. But you don't have to be that you can be an activist in your own family and making sure they vote, I can be an activist right now I'm gonna advocate for all of you, wherever you live, if you are allowed to vote. If you are actually allowed to vote where you live, you must do it, you owe it to yourself to do it. And for those you who live in the States, I'm gonna tell you right now, make sure you're registered. Double check, do all the things. Make sure your family is I don't care if you don't like all options. You have like, I vote in the advocacy of others, of always thinking of other people when I choose the person I'm voting for. And like that is my way of being an activist and advocate. And it's not big, it's not huge. And other ways you can be an activist or an advocate is like charitable work, like you can actually donate. Like, if you don't have the time, if you have some money, you can give it to them, right? Or you can connect people who might have the money that this charity needs. There's like so many ways you can act as an advocate. You can like so never ever think like, oh, I don't I'm not I'm not someone who can, who can stand up to a crowd and like tell people things, you can do it in your own way. And one of the things I'm excited to share is that after listening to Rebekah, I was so inspired. I was like, how do I talk to this woman all the time? And I still haven't figured that out. So but what I can tell you is she told me she told us about Little Readers Big Change, that organization. And I know the power of reading for me when I was a little kid, I know what it did for me and what it did for my creativity and my imagination and all that stuff. And so OPC's charity for this year is Little Readers Big Change. And I just found out from our team that we are making our first, our Q1 payment to that charity. So I can't tell you today how much it is because I wasn't told that yet. But I can tell you that we have them slotted I'm so excited. We will be donating each quarter to them. And I think that is a really cool way to give back. Brad Crowell 28:14 Yeah, every year we choose a new charity to support and so yeah, we're stoked to be effectively helping bring books to schools.Lesley Logan 28:25 Yeah. So thank you, Rebekah, for letting me know about this amazing charity it's so cool to learn about it and it's really cool that we can we can donate to that charity this year. I'm Lesley Logan. Lesley Logan 28:35 And I'm Brad Crowell. Lesley Logan 28:36 Thank you so much for listening to this. Shout out to Roxy Menzies who was a guest who was the one who connected Rebekah. She knew I would love her. I do a lot and I'm really so excited to hear what your takeaways are, how are you going to use these tips in your life? Please let the Be It Pod know. Let Row House Publishing, let Rebekah know, like, tell her if any of these parts is really took because you know what, it's really hard to run a company and I bet you today she might just need to hear that like something she said just blew your mind, changed your life, inspired you to do something big. I'm sure it would make her feel incredibly amazing. So, go do that and until next time, Be It Till You See It. Brad Crowell 29:11 Bye for now. Lesley Logan 29:13 That's all I got for this episode of the Be It Till You See It Podcast. One thing that would help both myself and future listeners is for you to rate the show and leave a review and follow or subscribe for free wherever you listen to your podcast. Also, make sure to introduce yourself over at the Be It Pod on Instagram. I would love to know more about you. Share this episode with whoever you think needs to hear it. Help us and others Be It Till You See It. Have an awesome day. Lesley Logan 29:41 Be It Till You See It is a production of The Bloom Podcast Network. If you want to leave us a message or a question that we might read on another episode, you can text us at +1-310-905-5534 or send a DM on Instagram @BeItPod. Brad Crowell 29:56 It's written, filmed, and recorded by your host, Lesley Logan, and me, Brad Crowell. Lesley Logan 30:00 It is transcribed, produced and edited by the epic team at Disenyo.co. Brad Crowell 30:05 Our theme music is by Ali at Apex Production Music and our branding by designer and artist, Gianfranco Cioffi. Lesley Logan 30:12 Special thanks to Melissa Solomon for creating our visuals. Brad Crowell 30:15 Also to Angelina Herico for adding all of our content to our website. And finally to Meridith Root for keeping us all on point and on time. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/be-it-till-you-see-it/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
In this episode of Speaking with Gravity, hosts Joshua (@garvey4pres), Hannah (@hannahelyse__), and Terance (@terance_dawkins) discuss the concept of healing and its pivotal role in personal growth and empowerment. Through engaging discussion and insightful anecdotes, they explore what it truly means to take responsibility for one's healing journey. Listeners will connect with the host as they provide thought-provoking exploration of the concept of healing and the role it plays in personal development. Through insightful commentary and practical advice, the hosts inspire listeners to take control of their healing journey and embark on a path towards greater self-awareness and empowerment. (00:46) Introducing the new hosts (04:22) What is healing? (07:35) People choose not to heal because they are scared (10:57) Everyone don't know they need to heal (14:20) Street lights and emotional dysregulation (17:30) Replacing old behaviors with new ones (24:28) Pine Sol and furniture correlates with one person's healing (27:20) When is good time to start healing? (33:14) What does "not healing" look like? (43:31) Outro Ciera Young Tshirts https://www.beyondthewhitecouch.com Post Traumatic Slave Syndrome (book) https://www.joydegruy.com/shop Break The Cycle (book) https://www.drmarielbuque.com/breakthecycle --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/speakingwithgravity/message
Comedian and author Moshe Kasher joins Scott to talk about his new book “Subculture Vulture”, consulting on CODA, and being stranded at Burning Man. Then, The Pine-Sol Lady stops by to talk about how she got involved with Pine-Sol. Plus, Tinselina the Green Fairy drops by to bring Scott's child a gift.
Lauren and Nick review season 1, episode 19 of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation titled "Gentle, Gentle". They also discuss free calling on nights and weekend, an idea for their first piece of merch, and printer sales.Follow us on Facebook, Twitter/X, Instagram, and Threads (@whoareyoucsipod).
Ira and Louis discuss Snapple bottles, Pine Sol smells, and Pink concerts. Plus, they're joined by actor and comedian Bob Odenkirk and his daughter, Erin Odenkirk, to discuss their poetry collection, Zilot & Other Important Rhymes, how they developed a creative relationship, and more. Subscribe to Keep It on YouTube to catch full episodes, exclusive content, and other community events. Find us there at YouTube.com/@KeepItPodcast
LIVE weekdays at 1pm!Today we discuss the boys playing with swords. We also kick off our August step challenge, Duryan admits to ignoring his family members, DK reads your DMs and PK contemplates throwing out the scale. The show receives gifts, Allison from ATL joins us to play "Match Two," , we open up about how often we shower and PK passionately shares why he dislikes the "Pine Sol" lady. The show reenacts a scene on how to crack your "inner vagina," Duryan claims that virtual bar fights are acceptable for 13-year-olds, we debate whether it's okay to go out to happy hour with coworkers of the opposite sex and Duryan shares a unique hack on how to create a screaming balloon in today's final thought!The PK and DK Show!A daily interactive comedy podcast. Prizes and funny business (our only business)!LINKS!Home/PK and DK PLUS: PKandDK.comDiscord: https://discord.gg/VYhrfqKDY6Podcast: https://link.chtbl.com/dailylaughsMerch + Stickers: https://www.pkanddkshop.comSponsorships: hello@pkanddk.com PROMO CODES:Podium: “PK and DK” for 20% off
The Fat One returns with a recap of his day which included a gentleman caller, the coupon, a downtown moment and another Nip story. Happy National Almond Butter Crunch Day.
YVETTE NICOLE BROWN BIO Yvette landed her first television role - - a two-episode gig playing Toni Childs' sister "Sherri" on GIRLFRIENDS - - by chance. Casting director Robi Reed called her in to audition from a post card submission. Yvette had no credits and no agent. That stroke of serendipity at the beginning of her career, taught Yvette that you never know how God is going to move in your life and career. Booking a series regular role two months later, on the first pilot she auditioned for further proved the point. That show, ABC's THE BIG HOUSE -- which starred Kevin Hart, only lasted a few episodes; but that experience proved to be a blessing as well. Through it, Yvette learned the transient nature of the business and to always "travel light".Yvette has since appeared (and often recurred) on shows as varied as ENTOURAGE, PSYCH, CURB YOUR ENTHUSIASM, HOT IN CLEVELAND, MELISSA & JOEY, THE OFFICE, THE SOUL MAN, THAT'S SO RAVEN, HALF & HALF, SLEEPER CELL, HOUSE, TWO AND A HALF MEN, THAT 70'S SHOW and BOSTON LEGAL - - where she got to perform "Big, Blonde & Beautiful" from Hairspray. It was a bit of a homecoming because Yvette is no stranger to singing. She was managed by Michael Bivins (of New Edition and BBD) and signed to Motown Records when she was just a teen.Younger viewers may know Yvette from her recurring role on Nickelodeon's DRAKE & JOSH, where she played movie theater manager, Helen Ophelia Dubois. Landing that role was another serendipitous experience. The role of Helen was to be a one-time role; one that Yvette auditioned for while on hiatus from THE BIG HOUSE. That one-time role turned into four years of employment and introduced Yvette and her silliness to the best group of fans in the world...kids! The cast of DRAKE & JOSH reunited in 2008 for the holiday movie, "Merry Christmas: Drake & Josh," a film that broke Nickelodeon viewership records when it was seen by over 8 million viewers the night it debuted. It has since gone on to become an annual holiday favorite.Yvette has also had a successful career in commercials. She's appeared in over 40 national spots. You may have seen her in ads for BIG LOTS, PINE SOL, CITIBANK, FIBER ONE YOGURT, DAIRY QUEEN, HAMBURGER HELPER, ARROWHEAD WATER, HOME DEPOT, COMCAST, LG and DiGIORNO'S PIZZA to name a few. Yvette was also immortalized in puppet form as "Mrs. Lewis, from downstairs" in a series of NIKE spots alongside puppet versions of Kobe Bryant and LeBron James. She is also making a name for herself in the voiceover world. She can currently be heard as "Luna" on Disney's ELENA OF AVALOR, "Principal Waller" on DC's SUPERHERO GIRLS and the dual role of "Portia" and "Zenith" on Crackle's SUPERMANSION where she works alongside Bryan Cranston and Keegan Michael Key. She also voiced the character "Cookie" for three seasons as one of the HUB Network's POUND PUPPIES. Listen closely and you can also hear Yvette on WABBIT, FAMILY GUY, PUPPY DOG PALS, THE REGULAR SHOW and DOC McSTUFFINS just to name a few and recently made her feature animated debut voicing "Ladybug" in the film "Yellowbird"Most recently, Yvette has made the rounds of numerous game shows and talk shows including THE LATE SHOW WITH STEPHEN COLBERT, THE CHEW, THE VIEW, THE REAL, HOLLYWOOD GAME NIGHT, TO TELL THE TRUTH, CELEBRITY FAMILY FEUD, PYRAMID, MATCH GAME, CELEB NAME GAME and her absolute favorite, THE TALKING DEAD.In addition to her commercial and television work--most recently as a series regular on CBS' THE ODD COUPLE, Yvette also has a burgeoning film career. She made her film debut in the romantic comedy, "Little Black Book," working alongside Brittany Murphy and Oscar winners, Holly Hunter and Kathy Bates. Her next film, Michael Bay's futuristic thriller, "The Island" put her on the set with Ewan McGregor and Scarlett Johansson. Supporting roles in other films including "Dreamgirls" and "The Kid and I," - - where she first met and worked with one of her childhood heroes, Henry Winkler - - soon followed. She was in the box office hit, "Tropic Thunder" (directed by Ben Stiller) where she worked with Matthew McConaughey; as well as the family film, "Meet Dave" where she realized a childhood dream by sharing the screen with Eddie Murphy.Other film roles include the family film, "Hotel for Dogs" starring Emma Roberts and Don Cheadle, the romantic comedy, "The Ugly Truth" starring Katherine Heigl and Gerard Butler, the indie hit, "(500) Days of Summer" starring Zooey Deschanel and Joseph Gordon-Levitt; and the action thriller, "Repo Men" where she shared the screen with Jude Law and Oscar winner, Forest Whitaker. Most recently, those with a keen eye, could see Yvette peeking thru loads of prosthetic makeup as one of the "three fates" in the Percy Jackson sequel, "Percy Jackson: Sea of Monsters".Yvette also appeared in the hit BET mini-series THE NEW EDITION STORY and hosted SyFy's game show, COSPLAY MELEE, Yvette also co-starred in the recent ABC sitcom THE MAYOR and starred as Shirley Bennett for five seasons on the NBC hit comedy series COMMUNITY.Yvette currently resides in L.A. ABOUT ACT YOUR AGE, PREMIERING MARCH 4th ON BOUNCE Series premiere of 'Act Your Age' set for Saturday, March 4 on Bounce, starring Kym Whitley and Tisha Campbell, with special guest star Yvette Nicole BrownDouble-episode premiere kicks off at 8 p.m. ET/7 p.m. CT Bounce, the popular broadcast and multi-platform entertainment network serving African Americans, today announced that its newest original series, "Act Your Age," produced in partnership with MGM, will premiere on Saturday, March 4, with the first two episodes back-to-back starting at 8 p.m. ET/7 p.m. CT.The premieres kick off the two-part, 16-episode first season, with the first eight episodes running weekly throughout the spring and the second half running over the summer.The multiple-camera, half-hour comedy tells the story of three vibrant, successful Washington D.C./Northern Virginia-area women in their 50s who are each at a personal crossroads and who decide the best way forward in life is together. "Act Your Age" stars Kym Whitley ("Curb Your Enthusiasm," "Next Friday," "Young and Hungry") and Tisha Campbell ("Uncoupled," "My Wife and Kids," "Dr. Ken") with special guest star Yvette Nicole Brown ("Community," "The Mayor," "Big Shot").Whitley plays Bernadette, a successful, no-nonsense real estate developer. Campbell plays Keisha, the wild card of the group who is always up to something, and Brown plays Angela, the former First Lady of Norfolk, Virginia, who is looking to redefine her life after being widowed by her husband, a revered career politician.The multi-generational sitcom also features Mariah Robinson ("The Wrong Valentine") and Nathan Anderson ("Black-ish," "Richie Rich,") as the 20-something children of Angela and Bernadette, respectively.Alyson Fouse ("Big Shot," "Everybody Hates Chris," "The Wanda Sykes Show") created the series and serves as showrunner and executive producer. The series is executive produced by Barry Poznick, Bradley Gardner ("Hot in Cleveland") and David Hudson; and co-executive produced by Ranada Shepard and Ken Ornstein ("Everybody Loves Raymond").In addition to Bounce, viewers can also watch "Act Your Age" - along with all Bounce original series - anytime on Brown Sugar, Bounce's subscription video-on-demand service, with episodes dropping the day after their Bounce premieres. Visit www.BrownSugar.com for more information.https://twitter.com/bouncetv?lang=en https://www.bouncetv.com/show/act-your-age/57065/ https://twitter.com/YNB
If you're thinking of wiping down your kitchen with that bottle of Pine-Sol all-purpose cleaner under your sink — stop. It may contain bacteria that could cause serious illness in people with compromised immune systems. The Clorox Company said it has recalled its scented multi-surface cleaners and all-purpose cleaners. The recall doesn't include its iconic original pine-scented Pine-Sol, which is its only product registered as a disinfectant. The products recalled by the Oakland, California-based company also include scented CloroxPro Pine-Sol All Purpose Cleaners and Clorox Professional Pine-Sol Lemon Fresh Cleaners, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission said in a statement. The products “may contain bacteria, including Pseudomonas aeruginosa, an environmental organism found widely in soil and water,” the commission said. “The bacteria can enter the body if inhaled, through the eyes, or through a break in the skin. People with healthy immune systems are usually not affected by the bacteria,” the commission said. Testing identified bacteria in the recalled products produced between January 2021 and September 2022, the commission said. It said consumers should take pictures of the 12-digit UPC code and the date code, throw the product in its container in the trash, and contact the company for a refund. This article was provided by The Associated Press.
Ford's Model T. The Chevy '350' V8. The Aston Martin V12. Thomas the Tank. Famous Engines all, right? Well, on this week's Overlap Podcast, our boys Sid and Keith sit down with the author of the world's next truly iconic engine - yes, it's Darrell Amy, author of the soon-to-be iconic book "Revenue Growth Engine," with a podcast and master class of the same name. Darrell's genesis for the Revenue Growth Engine was attempting to bridge the gap between Sales and Marketing within companies, but upon opening up the hood on several companies, he saw a common theme gumming up the works - the timing belt had come off. And by timing belt, of course we employ metaphor because we really mean use and management of time - finding a way to create and maintain work-life balance as a business owner. Our boys get in the passenger's seat and let Darrell drive this conversation that will definitely be a value-added bonus that's even better than the little pine tree they give you for free at the car wash place to hang on your rear view mirror and make your interior smell vaguely like value-brand Pine-Sol. Get ready to rev up your business and your life with this week's episode of The Overlap Podcast. www.revenuegrowthengine.com (Podcast, Master Class, and more available)
Lots of changes happening these days as Elon Musk takes the helm at Twitter, Hobby Lobby's CEO gives the company away, Pine Sol issues a surprising recall, early voting for the midterm elections is strong, and a new way to check the ripeness of an avocado could be coming soon, Haley turns another year older, and Carmen takes over Bill's BIG Word. 00:32 Elon Musk takes over at Twitter 04:56 Hobby Lobby CEO gives it away 08:43...
0:00 Intro 1:05 Update on Numanna 12:52 Reputational Damage 29:40 Bananas vs Covid 32:55 Germany 35:45 Vaccines 1:05:57 Jeffrey Prather 1:52:50 Retrospective - Why ORGANIC certification does not involve any tests for heavy metals or pesticides - Germany tearing down a WIND FARM to build a COAL MINE - Ye finds out that the "Jewish card" out-plays the "Black card" in social hierarchy - Banana molecule beats covid-19 - Ben Shapiro finally admits he was TRICKED about vaccine effectiveness - Pine-Sol cleaning products contaminated with bacteria - How to make your own cleaning products for pennis - The five steps of awakening to the truth about vaccines - Intel update on the supply chain for satellite phones and comms - Civil unrest growing in Germany - More Americans are SKIPPING MEALS because they can't afford groceries - Diesel supplier issues CODE RED alert as diesel runs out across southeast For more updates, visit: http://www.brighteon.com/channel/hrreport NaturalNews videos would not be possible without you, as always we remain passionately dedicated to our mission of educating people all over the world on the subject of natural healing remedies and personal liberty (food freedom, medical freedom, the freedom of speech, etc.). Together, we're helping create a better world, with more honest food labeling, reduced chemical contamination, the avoidance of toxic heavy metals and vastly increased scientific transparency. ▶️ Every dollar you spend at the Health Ranger Store goes toward helping us achieve important science and content goals for humanity: https://www.healthrangerstore.com/ ▶️ Sign Up For Our Newsletter: https://www.naturalnews.com/Readerregistration.html ▶️ Brighteon: https://www.brighteon.com/channels/hrreport ▶️ Join Our Social Network: https://brighteon.social/@HealthRanger ▶️ Check In Stock Products at: https://PrepWithMike.com
Pine Sol is recalled and getting the toy catalog in the mail is still kind of exciting!
MOFA Welcomes New UK PM Rishi Sunak Taiwan Delegation Eyeing Tech Cooperation with Latvia and Lithuania Italy-Politics Brittany Griner's prison sentence Chlorox recall Pine-Sol products
Folklorist Cory Hutcheson is back to tell us about the witches that live among us today! (Don and John's Halloween suggestion: buy a bottle of Pine-Sol and head for the crossroads!)
Pennsylvania Democrat John Fetterman debated Republican Dr. Mehmet Oz as they vie for a critical Senate seat. The race represents the best chance for Democrats to flip a Republican-held Senate seat this year. Since Russian President Vladimir Putin announced his army mobilization for the war in Ukraine, independent media outlets, human rights activists and draftees themselves have painted a bleak picture. The Chinese city of Shanghai has started administering an inhalable COVID-19 vaccine in what appears to be a world first. The vaccine, a mist that is sucked in through the mouth, is being offered for free as a booster dose for previously vaccinated people, according to an announcement posted on an official city social media account. Los Angeles detectives are investigating whether a recording last year that captured city councilmembers' racist remarks was made illegally. Disclosure of the recording earlier this month unleashed a citywide scandal just weeks before Election Day. The Clorox Company said it has recalled its scented multi-surface cleaners and all-purpose cleaners. The recall doesn't include its iconic original pine-scented Pine-Sol, which is its only product that is registered as a disinfectant. The Suns routed the defending champs, the Pelicans won without their two biggest stars, there's a new ironman in the NHL with a milestone goal, and a new manager for the Marlins. President Joe Biden rolled up his sleeve and got his updated COVID-19 booster shot. Biden used Tuesday's White House occasion to urge everyone to get boosted to ensure they stay healthy over the holidays. A Russian court has rejected an appeal by U.S. basketball star Brittney Griner of her nine-year prison sentence for drug possession, a step that could move her closer to a possible high-stakes prisoner swap between Moscow and Washington. U.S. consumers were less confident this month as concerns about inflation took hold again after receding in recent months. Police say the 19-year-old gunman who killed a teacher and a 15-year-old girl at a St. Louis high school was armed with an AR-15-style rifle and what appeared to be more than 600 rounds of ammunition. WhatsApp said service on the popular chat app has been restored following a brief outage that left people around the world complaining that they couldn't send or receive messages. Rishi Sunak has become Britain's third prime minister this year. He is tasked with taming an economic crisis that has left the country's finances in a precarious state and millions struggling to pay their food and energy bills. The House Jan. 6 committee is interviewing Hope Hicks, a longtime aide to former President Donald Trump. That's according to a person familiar with the meeting. Ash Carter, the Obama administration defense secretary who opened military combat jobs to women, has died at age 68. Adidas has ended its partnership with the rapper formerly known as Kanye West over his offensive and antisemitic remarks. The German sportswear company said Tuesday in a statement that it “does not tolerate antisemitism and any other sort of hate speech" and called Ye's recent comments and actions “unacceptable, hateful and dangerous." Americans who live in apartments without private garages are stringing extension cords across sidewalks and waiting in line at public charging stations for hours to power up their electric vehicles. EVs are soaring in popularity amid tax incentives and high gas prices, but how and where to charge up remains a dilemma that's a barrier for most renters. —The Associated PressSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Join Mikala, Ama, and Dami as they discuss the music that gets them through those Saturday morning cleaning sessions. Social Media Twitter - @madmusicpodcast Instagram: @madmusicpodcast Linktree: https://l.instagram.com/?u=https%3A%2F%2Flinktr.ee%2Fmadmusicpodcast&e=ATPWjqX9W2xgxV7sRKKwmlz1SI40M2ytB9mQUl1m06YhZpgGPaUuVkrsrXBJAzCrTGMYNQlesDoAcZHYbbUB0LclgpN9SYRIDAo9aiY&s=1 (linktr.ee/madmusicpodcast) Email: madmusicpodcast@gmail.com Credits Hosts: Mikala (Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/omegafattyassid09/ (omegafattyassid09)), Ama (Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/amaziva/ (amaziva)), Dami (Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/afrodamiac/ (afrodamiac)) Producer: Joe Gangemi, Mathew Passy (Towncast Studios) Spotify Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5HPtRqi77owOAJkCBq9wdM?si=8ca29810859b4635
What's in a legacy? Everything!And we're building our legacies, choice by choice, brick by brick as women to secure our impact and blaze trails for generations to come.We've partnered with Essence and Pine-Sol to amplify the power of the Build Your Legacy Campaign, a multi-year empowerment campaign dedicated to providing financial resources to women who are making a difference through entrepreneurship. And when we say financial resources, we mean $100,000 each year to the recipients! WOW!Listen in as Essence/Pine-Sol Build Your Legacy Winners Niani Tolbert (founder of HireNow) and Djenaba Johnson-Jones (founder and CEO of Hudson Kitchen) come together with Erica Jacobs (Associate Director of Multicultural Marketing at The Clorox Company) to discuss how this program has helped to shape the legacies of Niani and Djenaba's businesses for years to come.Learn more about the Build Your Legacy Campaign HERE.About Erica JacobsErica L. Jacobs is the Associate Director of Multicultural Marketing at The Clorox Company where she is responsible for bringing multicultural consumer-first strategies to market for top Clorox brands including Pine Sol, Clorox Bleach, Burt's Bees, Hidden Valley and more . Her work has a direct impact on how each brand reaches and is perceived by BIPOC consumers which impacts not just sales and profits but also community engagement. She has more than 15 years of marketing experience leading messaging and media campaigns for premiere brands like Clorox, Microsoft, and Cisco Systems. Erica is a powerful force in the workplace and uses her positive attitude and tireless energy to champion authenticity, inclusion, and diversity through the work she produces, the teams she leads and the Companies she partners with. Erica is inspired daily by her husband and their two children. In addition to Mom Manager duties, in her free time, Erica enjoys gardening, baking, Peloton and volunteering in her community.About Djenaba Johnson-JonesDjenaba Johnson-Jones is the founder and CEO of Hudson Kitchen, a food business incubator that enables entrepreneurs to start, sustain, and scale profitable food businesses.After working in business development at some of the biggest media brands for 15 years, Djenaba was clear about one thing when she was laid off in 2014:This was an opportunity for a new beginning. The creation of Hudson Kitchen came out of Djenaba's own experience of facing countless obstacles when planning to launch her own food business. Upon doing more research and realizing this pain point also presented an opportunity, she shifted to the Hudson Kitchen concept.Hudson Kitchen provides members with 8,000 square feet of commercial kitchen and storage space, mentorship and coaching, networking events, and educational programming. In 2021, member businesses created 58 jobs and generated almost $9 million in collective revenue. They've appeared on QVC, Vice Street Food Icons, in the New York Times, and raised millions of dollars to fund their empires.About Niani Tolbert:Niani is a marketer-turned-tech recruiter-turned founder of the #HIREBLACK Initiative. #HIREBLACK started as a viral LinkedIn post requesting help in offering 19 Black womxn to receive resume feedback on Juneteenth, and grew into an initiative whose goal is to help 10,000 Black womxn get trained and hired promoted in corporate positions. #HIREBLACK is now a network of 15,000 people and counting featured on Forbes and ESSENCE.Since its inception, #HIREBLACK has worked with companies like Amazon, Disney, Conde Nast, Niantic, Spotify, Uber, and more. Their resources have reportedly increased the total compensation of the HIREBLACK members by over $1.2 million.Her work has garnered praise and recognition, and she won the Essence x Pine-Sol Build Your Legacy Contest in 2021. In 2021, Niani won the Future of Work grant by Create & Cultivate, was an honoree of the Future is Female award by Advertising Week, and was an honoree of the Diversity and Inclusion Award from the Women's Empowerment Institute in 2020.—————————We want to hear from you! Shoot an email over to welcome@thegreatgirlfriends.com or drop a DM directly to Sybil ON IG @sybil_amutiFollow now
Hello and welcome back to ArtBeat Radio. My name is Renee and I am a student at Able ARTS Work San Diego. In 2021, I was cast as the lead role of Audrey in "Little Shop of Horrors". In today's episode, I will be singing two of my favorite songs from the musical: "Suddenly Seymour" and "Somewhere That's Green". Not only did I sing, but I chose the instrumentation and tempo to make the songs my own! I hope you enjoy! Suddenly Seymore Lyrics (Role of Audrey sang by Renee Evette Morneau, Role of Seymore sang by Kassidy King, MT-BC) Seymore (Kassidy:Lift up your head, wash off your mascara Here, take my Kleenex, wipe that lipstick away Show me your face clean as the mornin' I know things were bad but now they're okaySuddenly Seymour is standing beside you You don't need no makeup, Don't have to pretend Suddenly Seymour, is here to provide you With sweet understanding, Seymour's your friend Audrey (Renee)Nobody ever treated me kindlyDaddy left early, mamma was poor I'd meet a man and I'd follow him blindly He'd snap his fingers me I'd say, "Sure"Suddenly, Seymour is standing beside me He don't give me orders, he don't condescend Suddenly, Seymour is here to provide me Sweet understanding, Seymour's my friend Seymore (Kassidy)Tell me this feeling lasts 'til forever Tell me the bad times are clean washed away Audrey (Renee)Please understand that it's still strange and frightening Both losers like I've been it's so hard to saySuddenly, Seymour (Suddenly, Seymour) Is standing beside He don't give me orders He don't condescend Suddenly, Seymour He's here to provide me Seymore (Kassidy) With sweet understandingAudrey (Renee)(With sweet understanding) Seymore (Kassidy)With sweet understanding Audrey (Renee)With sweet understanding) Seymore (Kassidy)With sweet understanding Audrey (Renee)Seymour is your man Somewhere That's Green Lyrics (role of Audrey sang by Renee Evette Morneau) I know Seymour's the greatest But I'm dating a semi-sadist So I've got a black eye And my arm's in a cast. Still, that Seymour's a cutie Well, if not, he's got inner beauty And I dream of a place Where we could be together at last A small house of our own A fence of real chain link, A grill out on the patio Disposal in the sink A washer and a dryer and small plasma TV In a tract house that we share Somewhere that's green. He rakes and trims the grass He takes me to the park I cook like Martha Stewart And I look like Emelia Clark There's plastic on the furniture To keep it neat and clean In the Pine-Sol scented air Somewhere that's green Between our frozen dinner And our bedtime, nine-fifteen We snuggle watchin' Lucy On our big, enormous TV screen I'm his December Bride He's Father, he Knows Best Our kids watching Newsies As the sun sets in the west A picture out of Better Homes and Gardens magazine Far from Skid Row I dream we'll go Somewhere that's green.
On this go around Patrick and AK discuss Universal Control LIVE! We also talk at length about the Apple event, plus some other fun topics. Thank you for listening! If you wish to join us live, you can listen fortnightly on Thursday at 9:15 PM CST on Twitch! The next episode will stream live on 3/31/22! Feel free to follow us on Twitter: The Show Patrick AK Stuff we talked about: Universal Control Ads in File Explorer in Windows 11 Exenos 2200 vs Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 The Verge Studio Display Review --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ubiquitous-methods/message
Tom cleans out his garage... Pine-Sol... trapped... and "meow time for Old Dominion!"
Mr Vs Mrs: Pine-sol vs Fabuloso Happy New year! Today we talk new year's resolutions and goals! Also did Vito buy ALL that Versace in this cart? And the first topic of the new year- Vito woke Noel up washing doors with pine-sol that makes me cough. She asks Why doesn't he use Fabuloso it doesn't smell like a chemical pine forest... You guys pick the cleaning product! Pine-sol Pine scent or Fabuloso? Join us on Patreon.com/bigvmafia Videos of our podcasts are available on Twitch.tv/thebigvitobrand Listen HERE Anchor : Anchor.FM/thebigvitobrand IHeart : https://www.iheart.com/podcast/256-the-big-vito-brand-31159185/ iTunes : https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-big-vito-brand Stitcher : https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/the-big-vito-brand Podbean : https://www.podbean.com/podcast-detail/j26b3-76d3a/The-Big-Vito-Brand-Podcast On your Alexa Devices under Flash Briefings https://www.amazon.com/The-Big-Vito-Brand/dp/B07N62Z7J4 Get Social HERE Instagram and Twitter: @thebigvitobrand Instagram and Twitter @MagicTSpiller Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thebigvitobrand TikTok @thebigvitobrand Official websites : BigVito.com TheBigVitoBrand.com Virtue on twitter @NoDQ_Virtue @NotJargo Everything is a gimmick and Brightside of the ring @ItsBradShepard PWR team on twitter @pwhustleprof @TheeTommyWonder @TheP1JB @BigRayHernandez --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thebigvitobrand/message
2:08:53 – Frank in New Jersey, plus the Other Side. Topics include: Could we be nearing the end of the dishwasher saga, Nova Scotia video, Club d’Elf, Tape Land and Video Phase 2022, The Exit Ramp, timeline lasso interpretation, a load of dishes, riced cauliflower, The Witcher Season 2, Phase Cop, Visit Your Cartographer, PySol Shisen-Sho, Pine-Sol, […]
2:08:53 – Frank in New Jersey, plus the Other Side. Topics include: Could we be nearing the end of the dishwasher saga, Nova Scotia video, Club d’Elf, Tape Land and Video Phase 2022, The Exit Ramp, timeline lasso interpretation, a load of dishes, riced cauliflower, The Witcher Season 2, Phase Cop, Visit Your Cartographer, PySol Shisen-Sho, Pine-Sol, […]
This week on The Hype Podcast we give you a taste of bitter truth, from poison chemicals and toxic friendships. And! 2 reasons you should never go to the Trail Blazers game! Don't miss this episode of The Hype Podcast
WINNER of the 2021 TEXAS GOSPEL MUSIC EXCELLENCE AWARD (TGMEA) for INSPIRATIONAL ARTIST OF THE YEAR, International Recording Artist, Karen Zellers Sevier, is a CLASSICALLY TRAINED VOCALIST AND PIANIST, with years of experience in music, dance, and theatre. Performance credits include several musical productions in the Houston area “Ain't Misbehavin'”, “Praise The Lord & Raise The Roof, “Shout Hallelujah”, “It Ain't Over ‘Til The Fat Lady Sings”; touring background vocalist, “Stop Cheatin' on God's Time”, a musical production featuring the late Sean Levert, son of Eddie Levert of the O'jays; Assistant consultant and show choir choreographer of the sweepstakes award-winning show choir of Ross Shaw Sterling Senior High School; Accompanies instrumental and vocal students in Texas regional and state University Interscholastic league (UIL) Solo and Ensemble Competition. Published writer and composer penned the song entitled “I Live To Worship You” recorded by national recording artists, Lamar Campbell (New Song New Sound), Kathy Taylor (Kathy Taylor Live: The Worship Experience), instrumental version recorded by jazz pianist Herman Lee (The Good Life). Karen Zellers Sevier is a featured vocalist on the song “Yes I Can”, from the album Welcome to the Village by Pastor Kirbyjon Caldwell & the Windsor Village United Methodist Church Mass Choir. Guest performer, Houston Comets game, National Anthem. 2008 Houston winner, Women Making A Powerful Difference Through Song contest presented by Ebony/Jet Magazine and the makers of Pine-Sol, highlighted in both Ebony and Jet Magazine, as well as Reader's Digest, Working Mother, to name a few. Featured worship leader and soloist at the 2010 Texas Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church. 2010-2013 Guest performer singing the National Anthem, State Firemen's & Fire Marshals Assn. (2012-2013), Houston Fire Department, Cadet graduations, National Honoree Banquet, and Valor Awards Banquet 2013. She is passionate about being able to bring recognition to lesser known charities through the annual Palm Sunday No Greater Love Outreach Concert that she hosts with friends each Palm Sunday. In 2017, Karen Zellers Sevier released her 1st single, "A Place To Belong", produced by Glenn and Shelia Moore Piper. Soon after she released her next single, "Triumph" which has been heard on playlists, both national and internationally. Her greatest joy is the Christmas single "Glad Tidings" she recorded with her mother, Ina Kirksey Zellers. Check out the mother/daughter duo on You Tube https://youtu.be/AaIC5IGIJWQ
WINNER of the 2021 TEXAS GOSPEL MUSIC EXCELLENCE AWARD (TGMEA) for INSPIRATIONAL ARTIST OF THE YEAR, International Recording Artist, Karen Zellers Sevier, is a CLASSICALLY TRAINED VOCALIST AND PIANIST, with years of experience in music, dance, and theatre. Performance credits include several musical productions in the Houston area “Ain't Misbehavin'”, “Praise The Lord & Raise The Roof, “Shout Hallelujah”, “It Ain't Over ‘Til The Fat Lady Sings”; touring background vocalist, “Stop Cheatin' on God's Time”, a musical production featuring the late Sean Levert, son of Eddie Levert of the O'jays; Assistant consultant and show choir choreographer of the sweepstakes award-winning show choir of Ross Shaw Sterling Senior High School; Accompanies instrumental and vocal students in Texas regional and state University Interscholastic league (UIL) Solo and Ensemble Competition. Published writer and composer penned the song entitled “I Live To Worship You” recorded by national recording artists, Lamar Campbell (New Song New Sound), Kathy Taylor (Kathy Taylor Live: The Worship Experience), instrumental version recorded by jazz pianist Herman Lee (The Good Life). Karen Zellers Sevier is a featured vocalist on the song “Yes I Can”, from the album Welcome to the Village by Pastor Kirbyjon Caldwell & the Windsor Village United Methodist Church Mass Choir. Guest performer, Houston Comets game, National Anthem. 2008 Houston winner, Women Making A Powerful Difference Through Song contest presented by Ebony/Jet Magazine and the makers of Pine-Sol, highlighted in both Ebony and Jet Magazine, as well as Reader's Digest, Working Mother, to name a few. Featured worship leader and soloist at the 2010 Texas Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church. 2010-2013 Guest performer singing the National Anthem, State Firemen's & Fire Marshals Assn. (2012-2013), Houston Fire Department, Cadet graduations, National Honoree Banquet, and Valor Awards Banquet 2013. She is passionate about being able to bring recognition to lesser known charities through the annual Palm Sunday No Greater Love Outreach Concert that she hosts with friends each Palm Sunday. In 2017, Karen Zellers Sevier released her 1st single, "A Place To Belong", produced by Glenn and Shelia Moore Piper. Soon after she released her next single, "Triumph" which has been heard on playlists, both national and internationally. Her greatest joy is the Christmas single "Glad Tidings" she recorded with her mother, Ina Kirksey Zellers. Check out the mother/daughter duo on You Tube https://youtu.be/AaIC5IGIJWQ
WINNER of the 2021 TEXAS GOSPEL MUSIC EXCELLENCE AWARD (TGMEA) for INSPIRATIONAL ARTIST OF THE YEAR, International Recording Artist, Karen Zellers Sevier, is a CLASSICALLY TRAINED VOCALIST AND PIANIST, with years of experience in music, dance, and theatre. Performance credits include several musical productions in the Houston area “Ain't Misbehavin'”, “Praise The Lord & Raise The Roof, “Shout Hallelujah”, “It Ain't Over ‘Til The Fat Lady Sings”; touring background vocalist, “Stop Cheatin' on God's Time”, a musical production featuring the late Sean Levert, son of Eddie Levert of the O'jays; Assistant consultant and show choir choreographer of the sweepstakes award-winning show choir of Ross Shaw Sterling Senior High School; Accompanies instrumental and vocal students in Texas regional and state University Interscholastic league (UIL) Solo and Ensemble Competition. Published writer and composer penned the song entitled “I Live To Worship You” recorded by national recording artists, Lamar Campbell (New Song New Sound), Kathy Taylor (Kathy Taylor Live: The Worship Experience), instrumental version recorded by jazz pianist Herman Lee (The Good Life). Karen Zellers Sevier is a featured vocalist on the song “Yes I Can”, from the album Welcome to the Village by Pastor Kirbyjon Caldwell & the Windsor Village United Methodist Church Mass Choir. Guest performer, Houston Comets game, National Anthem. 2008 Houston winner, Women Making A Powerful Difference Through Song contest presented by Ebony/Jet Magazine and the makers of Pine-Sol, highlighted in both Ebony and Jet Magazine, as well as Reader's Digest, Working Mother, to name a few. Featured worship leader and soloist at the 2010 Texas Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church. 2010-2013 Guest performer singing the National Anthem, State Firemen's & Fire Marshals Assn. (2012-2013), Houston Fire Department, Cadet graduations, National Honoree Banquet, and Valor Awards Banquet 2013. She is passionate about being able to bring recognition to lesser known charities through the annual Palm Sunday No Greater Love Outreach Concert that she hosts with friends each Palm Sunday. In 2017, Karen Zellers Sevier released her 1st single, "A Place To Belong", produced by Glenn and Shelia Moore Piper. Soon after she released her next single, "Triumph" which has been heard on playlists, both national and internationally. Her greatest joy is the Christmas single "Glad Tidings" she recorded with her mother, Ina Kirksey Zellers. Check out the mother/daughter duo on You Tube https://youtu.be/AaIC5IGIJWQ
Diane Amos joins the podcast, she discusses growing up in San Francisco, improv, making movies with Robin Williams, and of course Pine-Sol.
The gang visits the Earthchain clan, and things don't exactly go as planned, as shit is about to hit the fan...
"And then soon, they went from concerned to outright scared when Kristine walked into the kitchen one day to see Natalia pouring Pine-Sol into Kristine’s coffee. Kristine says she ran over and stopped her immediately, hoping, praying, that Natalia was just messing around. But then when she asked Natalia what she was doing, she said that Natalia replied, “I’m trying to kill you.” " Dan takes us down a strange and peculiar story hole this week. His two stories are a bit off the beaten path. He starts with the story of a family who adopts a Ukrainian girl only to find out, she might not be who or what she claims to be. A lot of people have drawn a comparison between this story and the movie, "The Orphan". The movie existed before this strange occurrence, so who knows if the family was overreacting because they had seen the movie or if they were inspired to eliminate a threat to their family, quickly, because of the movie. The second story from Dan takes us to Pyramid Lake for some really peculiar details. From giant fish to water babies, Pyramid Lake seems to have some very interesting things living, or not so living, just under the water. Carrying on the theme of the strange and unexplained, Lynze has two juicy tales. The first one is of a haunted house. Perhaps the house didn't need to feel creepy, it could have been a kind spirit but it all took a turn for the south with a simple touch. Did this family accidentally invite something in when they began a remodel? You will think twice about painting your room after this one! In her second story, Lynze has a good old fashioned tale of the monster under the bed. Everyone has felt that kind of fear as a child but what would you do if you actually saw it? A listener has a really hard time ever sleeping again... New Merch: Cool new Scared to Death popcorn bowl in the store at Bad Magic Merch dot com for horror movie nights. Since it has a lid, could also use it a storage container. Having problems with demons, maybe you could use it to trap one? I don’t know for sure that it DOES do that - also don’t know for sure that it DOESN’T. Bad Magic Productions Monthly Patreon Donation: Reminder that in large part thanks to our Roberts and Annabelles on Patreon, we here at Bad Magic Productions were able to donate $13,800 to the Ocular Melanoma Foundation in honor of former Bad Magic Alex Roach. To find out more, go to http://www.ocularmelanoma.org/ Looped Live Dot Com: One LAST quick announcement - another reminder that on Thursday, June 10th - just like we did here on Scared to Death, doing another live show - this time for another Bad Magic show - Is We Dumb - hosted again at Looped Live dot com. Virtual doors open at 6PM PT, and the show starts at 6:30. There will be a photo booth, a chat room, and possibly some more bells and whistles. Thank you for continuing to send in your stories, Creeps and Peepers! Please keep doing so. Send them to mystory@scaredtodeathpodcast.com Send everything else to info@scaredtodeathpodcast.com Want to be a Patron? Get episodes AD-FREE, listen and watch before they are released to anyone else, bonus episodes, a 20% merch discount, additional content, and more! Learn more by visiting: https://www.patreon.com/scaredtodeathpodcast Check out Scared to Death merch in the store! http://BadMagicMerch.com Please rate, review, and subscribe anywhere you listen. Thank you for listening! Follow the show on social media: @scaredtodeathpodcast on Facebook and IG Watch this episode on Youtube: https://youtu.be/0kXCCTcOml0 Website:https://scaredtodeathpodcast.com/ Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/scaredtodeathpodcast/ Instagram: https://bit.ly/2miPLf5 Mailing Address: Scared to Death c/o Timesuck Podcast PO Box 3891 Coeur d'Alene, ID 83816 Video/Audio by Bad Magic Productions Additional music production by Jeffrey Montoya Additional music production by Zach Cohen Various free audio provided by http://freesound.org Opening Sumerian protection spell (adapted): "Whether thou art a ghost that hath come from the earth, or a phantom of night that hath no home… or one that lieth dead in the desert… or a ghost unburied… or a demon or a ghoul… Whatever thou be until thou art removed… thou shalt find here no water to drink… Thou shalt not stretch forth thy hand to our own… Into our house enter thou not. Through our fence, breakthrough thou not… we are protected though we may be frightened. Our life you may not steal, though we may feel SCARED TO DEATH." See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Are you okay? Was that a trigger? Aurora, Nicole and special guest Jaden break out the Pine-Sol and let in the self care. Stay true to your heart and the rest will want to go home.
Where we give Yahoo Answers a Viking funeral.
THE EPISODEWhat Happens In Between podcast with guest Nadeena Granville. Artist Nadeena Granville talks about starting over and the excitement and challenges of being a beginner. She also talks about the importance of reflection, consistency, and journaling. You can find her by visiting https://www.nadeenagranville.com and https://www.gainingvisuals.com also follow her on social media at @naturallyg_ across platforms and @gainingvisualsQuestion of the Week: What is something that brings you joy that you are not giving your time to?ABOUT THE GUESTNadeena Granville, also known as “All Natural G” is a multi-faceted creative, artist and social media influencer based in Milwaukee, WI. She has worked in post-production on a variety of projects ranging from short films and commercials to social media campaigns. Having worked with clients like Clorox, Pine-Sol, and Canva, Nadeena knows first-hand, what it takes to produce and deliver quality content, connecting with audiences across social channels. She received her BFA from the Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design. She is the founder and creative director of Gaining Visuals– a boutique marketing and branding agency, where she provides art direction, content creation, and editing. Through Gaining Visuals, Nadeena has developed a robust client list, building relationships with an array of clients and community partners. When they're not creating content, you can find Nadeena mixing at weddings, singing karaoke, or composing for short films. Timestamps and full show notes available here! CONNECT: @whathappensinbetween | LinkedInSIGN UP FOR THE NEWSLETTER: http://eepurl.com/g3q5Cr See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Chair and CEO Benno O. Dorer's Annual Letter to Shareholders. The Clorox Company manufactures and markets consumer and professional products worldwide. It operates through four segments: Health and Wellness, Household, Lifestyle, and International. The company offers laundry additives, including bleach products under the Clorox brand, as well as Clorox 2 stain fighter and color booster; home care products primarily under the Clorox, Scentiva, Formula 409, Liquid-Plumr, Pine-Sol, S.O.S, and Tilex brands; naturally derived products under the Green Works brand; professional cleaning, disinfecting, and food service products under the CloroxPro, Clorox Healthcare, and Clorox Total 360 brands; professional food service products under the Hidden Valley brand; and vitamins, minerals, and supplement products under the RenewLife, Rainbow Light, Natural Vitality, NeoCell, and Stop Aging Now brands. It also provides grilling products under the Kingsford and Match Light brands; bags and wraps under the Glad brand; and cat litter products under the Fresh Step, Scoop Away, and Ever Clean brands. In addition, the company offers dressings and sauces primarily under the Hidden Valley brand; water-filtration systems and filters under the Brita brand; and natural personal care products under the Burt's Bees brand. Further, it markets its products under the Ayudin, Clorinda, and Poett brands. The company sells its products primarily through mass retailers, grocery outlets, warehouse clubs, dollar stores, home hardware centers, third-party and owned e-commerce channels, military stores, and distributors, as well as a direct sales force. Clorox has a collaboration partnership with Cleveland Clinic and the CDC Foundation. The Clorox Company was founded in 1913 and is headquartered in Oakland, California.
Cris Meadows is an award-winning workshop facilitator and keynote speaker. She is also the founder and President of the nationally acclaimed women's and young girls’ empowerment organization, Harvest Girls International, Inc. www.harvestgirls.com). Harvest Girls International Inc. has a Chapter in Atlanta, Georgia, called “Wow Atlanta.” Cris has over 20 years of public speaking experience, conference planning, workshop facilitation, and organizational structure. She offers the best in facilitating everyone who aspires to live a life of empowerment, confidence, and passion. Cris is a certified Life Coach, a certified team builder, an author, workshop presenter extraordinaire, and a much sought-after keynote speaker. Cris has received high honors for her work with women and young girls. She has received awards from The Indiana Commission for Women, "Torchbearer" Award, The Pine-Sol "Powerful Difference" Award, Ebony Magazine, "Sisterspeak" Honoree, The Indianapolis Professional Association Community Award, the "Association for Black Psychologist" Award, the "Trailblazer" Award the Awakening Conference, Chicago, ILL and "Women Reaching out Honoree," Indianapolis, Indiana to name a few. Cris has been featured in Sophisticated Living Magazine, Indianapolis, The Disciples of Christ Women’s Magazine, Ebony Magazine, and her poetic writings have been featured in the Indianapolis Recorder. Cris is co-author of the book “The Female Leader” experiences and life's challenges to empower others to live a life of transformation. She has collaborated with empowerment facilitators all over the United States. She is also co-author of the book “I Survived,” collaborated book of women who have overcome obstacles in life. Cris started an Internet Radio Talk Show and has hosted for over 10 years. Listen to Cris on her show "Transformation Begins with You" www.blogtlakradio.com/crismeadows Cris has attended Harrison College and has over 37 years in Corporate America in Management and Labor Relations. She also received her Lay Ministry Certificate in 1986 at Grace WorldOutreach in St. Louis, Mo. For more information or to contact Cris for speaking and workshop engagements, please call 317.891.HGI2 or email harvestgirlsinc@gmail.com If you would like to be on Worldly Church Girl The Podcast or Live, click on the following hyperlink… HOW DO I GET ON WCG?
Mary Blackford was inspired to create Market 7 while on a teaching trip to Ghana, where she saw firsthand how integral community markets were to underserved residents. In 2017, she began hosting pop-up markets in Ward 7 to prop up Black retailers and urban farmers before the Neighborhood Development Group offered her a dedicated space at its Benning Market development. In July, Essence awarded Blackford $150,000 to jump-start Market 7 as part of the magazine’s “Build Your Legacy” competition with Pine-Sol. - Washington Post, September 2020
HAPPY NEW YEAR FROM ALL OF US HERE AT THE BNB ANIME PODCAST!!!We're discussing our 2020 Year End Review today! Get ready, because we have A LOT to talk about! *Disclaimer, we are only talking about the anime that we've covered in 2020, not the anime that has actually came out in 2020!*Also, we're discussing more news, enjoying lemon scented things like Pine-Sol and wood cleaners, whether we'd have a lot of stuff or would prefer a more minimalist-ish lifestyle, we discuss more Cyberpunk 2077, and Brad gives us more Tokyo Mew Mew updates! All of that and more, this week..... on BNB!
Merry Xmas Dear Readers. Quinlan and Kerry both discuss the unsolved murder of JonBenét Ramsey. https://www.patreon.com/trulydarklycreeply
Hanna and Andrew are gobsmacked to discover something about Andrew’s beloved Pine-Sol, and a listener gets anxious when she finds out her husband is taking on a very messy project. Plus, cleaning with citric acid? Who knew?!?
Hanna and Andrew are gobsmacked to discover something about Andrew’s beloved Pine-Sol, and a listener gets anxious when she finds out her husband is taking on a very messy project. Plus, cleaning with citric acid? Who knew?!?
How To Eat Your Christmas Tree: Delicious, Innovative Recipes for Cooking with TreesBy Julia Georgallis Intro: Welcome to the number one cookbook podcast, Cookery by the Book with Suzy Chase, he's just a home cook in New York City sitting at her dining room table, talking to cookbook authors.Julia Georgallis: I'm Julia Georgallis and I'm the author of How To Eat Your Christmas Tree cookbook.Suzy Chase: There is this BBC One documentary that was released in 2017, I believe, called Judi Dench. My Passion For Trees, and I saw an excerpt and she has such reverence for trees. It's so easy to take trees for granted, but Dame Judy discusses how she touches her trees she talks to her trees, she loves her trees on her six acre property. Her lifelong fascination with trees started when she was little. When did you get interested in trees?Julia Georgallis: I've always been really interested in nature and I've always really loved plants and taking care of plants and I'm also really interested in edible plants like foraging and keeping herbs. So I recently moved back home with my mum in September and I brought with me a sourdough starter. I brought with me my kombucha, and then I brought about 20 plants home with me. So it really started in a big way when I left home, but it's kind of just got progressively more and more as I've gotten older, really.Suzy Chase: First when I saw the title of this cookbook. I was like, what? But then after I started reading it, you made me think about things I've never thought of, like 40 million trees are cut down per year at Christmas time. That is an astounding number and I've never looked at it as wasteful. Can you talk a little bit about that?Julia Georgallis: I think it's not just about Christmas trees. I think we do kind of waste a lot of things, especially around Christmas. Christmas is a particularly wasteful time of year. And this book is it's, you know, obviously the title is How To Eat Your Christmas Tree so it's very much about Christmas trees, but it's also about thinking about how we waste things in general and how we could reuse things and look at things in a different ways, including the plants that we keep and the food that we eat.Suzy Chase: I'd love some tips on how to have a more sustainable Christmas.Julia Georgallis: There's actually quite a lot of things you can do. And funnily enough, when I started this project in 2015, having a sustainable Christmas, wasn't really something that people were really discussing, but now there are so many things you can do. So for example, you could cut down on your meat intake. I'm not saying that you forego the Turkey completely, if you really, really want to eat Turkey on Christmas day, fine, but you know have you ever thought about maybe not eating so much meat in the run-up till Christmas? There's also things like ditching Christmas wrap and maybe not sending Christmas cards, which maybe people don't really do anymore anyway, but those things really, really are quite wasteful. I've also got a recipe in my book for edible Christmas decorations because Christmas tree decorations are so, so wasteful, including Christmas tree lights they're really, really unsustainable, just the way they're made and also the fact that they run on quite a lot of energy. There's quite a few little things that you can do to make your Christmas a little bit more sustainable overall.Suzy Chase: So what's one edible Christmas tree decoration we could do. Off the top of your head.Julia Georgallis: Well, you could do things like gingerbread cookies cause they obviously they keep for a long time so they would, they would last really nicely on your tree. But then in the book I've also got some edible Christmas tree decorations, which can also be eaten by birds if you want to have your tree outdoors, if you have the room or if you have a garden and those are basically seed balls. So you could make seed balls, energy balls, that kind of stuff.Suzy Chase: Can you talk a bit about how cultures around the world see evergreens?Julia Georgallis: Yeah. So this is something that I really enjoyed writing about actually in the How To Eat Your Christmas Tree book, because I haven't just focused on the kind of standard Western Christmas trees like pine, fir and spruce. And I've also looked at things like bamboo, which is very, very surprising to a lot of people because in the East, in Korea and Japan in China, the pine, the plum and the bamboo are kind of known as the three friends of winter and these three plants are seen in a very similar way to how we see pine, fir, and spruce. So they're symbols of longevity, they're really plucky, they're really hardy plants and then also I've written a lot about Juniper, which is a cousin of, of pine and the fir and the spruce and that again is quite a plucky plant. And then there's also the olive, which I refer to as the OG Christmas tree, because the Romans and the Greeks used to decorate their houses around winter time with olive branches, because olives are also symbols of everlasting life.Suzy Chase: Can you describe the flavor profiles of fir, spruce and pine?Julia Georgallis: Oh, uh they're delicious. So I'll start with spruce because that's my favorite tree to eat. So it's, it's really kind of in a way of vanilla-y and I actually recently discovered because I was always a bit baffled as to why my spruce ice cream tasted of vanilla and I actually recently found out that kind of artificially produced vanilla used to have notes of spruce in it as well. So that's the kind of flavor profile that we're dealing with with spruce. And then fir is a little bit more zesty it's a bit more grassy and pine is much, much more delicate than the other two. So pine is, it's very delicate it's quite woody.Suzy Chase: Ya know, it's funny because when I think of pine as a flavor, I think of Pine-Sol the cleaner, do you guys have Pine-Sol?Julia Georgallis: Yeah. And that's the thing that people really think about because they, they always associate pine with like the Christmas tree shaped car smell things that you put on your dashboard.Suzy Chase: And it's such an invasive smell! So it was interesting that you said that pine is a little softer.Julia Georgallis Yeah. Pine is the softest out of the three, like when you boil up the needles, because initially when we first started this project, that was the first thing that I did I boiled up the needles to see what they tasted like and pine doesn't really taste of much when you boil it up, unless you add kind of other things to it. But yeah, I was surprised as well, really.Suzy Chase: So I guess the pine smell is made up.Julia Georgallis: It does smell quite different to how it tastes. And I don't know why, because in a forest it kind of smells a lot more expansive, you know.Suzy Chase: Can we tell if a tree is poisonous to eat?Julia Georgallis: No you can't, but yew's which kind of look a little bit like pines are poisonous so just make sure you're not eating a yew tree. And the other thing is a lot of people will buy trees that haven't been grown in an environment, which means that you can eat them. So quite a lot of trees are sprayed with things, with paint, with all kinds of chemicals so just make sure that if you are buying your tree and you plan to eat it, that you buy it from somewhere that sells organic and nicely treated trees.Suzy Chase: Can you talk about page 126 for a minute, about how we do seek out an edible Christmas tree?Julia Georgallis: Buying an edible Christmas tree it's a little bit like how you are encouraged to buy your food you know, it's like buying an organic Apple for example, or, or something that's been grown in a nice way without lots of pesticides. So in my book, I do have a little section in the back as to where you can buy edible Christmas trees around the world. In the States, you can buy your Christmas trees from the National Christmas Tree Association RealChristmasTrees.org. There's different organizations around the world which are doing really nice things with buying edible Christmas trees. So in Portugal, you can rent your trees from the country's fire service. And they're all kind of nicely grown trees, which I thought was really lovely.Suzy Chase: So you can rent your tree in Portugal?Julia Georgallis: You can rent your tree yeah and you can. You can rent it. They are nicely grown in forests. And then once you're done with it, then the fire service will come and take it away for you dispose of it nicely.Suzy Chase: Then cue the post-Christmas world, where as you put it, it's nothing like the pre-Christmas world everything is glum we're fatter we're poorer, and we're still a bit hung over. We must repent for all the fun we've had and to top it off the mass, throwing away of millions of little trees, commences. What are the five ways to recycle our Christmas tree?Julia Georgallis: So the five ways to reuse your Christmas tree, you can recycle it if you contact your council and check with them, how it's best to recycle your tree. You can also contact your nearest Christmas tree farm for example. Make friends with your local Christmas tree farmer. Where I buy my Christmas trees from to eat they turn their Christmas trees into kind of like horse jumps and all kinds of things, which is quite nice. You can donate your tree to a local zoo or a safari park or any park in your area. I mean, I think the really nice thing to do with your tree is to, if you can, repot it and replant it, and then you can have a tree for next year, it's, it's almost like you're growing a tree that will kind of live alongside you. You can also dry the branches and use them as decorations or make a dried wreath for next year or I would really love to see more people talking to their local florists and see if the florists can do something with some nice pieces of pine and fir and spruce.Suzy Chase: Christmas tree vinegar is by far the easiest way to reuse your tree. Can you describe this recipe? That's on page 45 and this also makes a great gift.Julia Georgallis: Oh yeah. I love this recipe. It is super, super easy. So all you need is a couple of large kilner jars or a mason jar. You will also need about two liters of good quality side of vinegar and roughly 200 grams of fir, pine or spruce and you'll take the needles from your, fir, pine or spruce you will sterilize your glass jar, and then once your glass jar is sterilizing, you'll prepare and finely chop the needles. So there's also a little section in the beginning of my book for how to prepare the needles properly, but it's really easy you basically just snip them off the brunch. And then once your glass jar is sterilized you'll pour the vinegar into large sauce pan heat over a medium heat until it's warm, but not, not quite boiling and then add all the chopped needles to the jar and pour the vinegar over that. Once that's all in the jar, you'll tightly seal your jar and leave it to infuse for at least two weeks, but you can infuse it for up to three months. And so obviously if you leave it for three months, it will be stronger. And you'll kind of know when your vinegars infused because all the needles sink slowly to the bottom of the jar. So once it's infused, you'll use a fine sieve to strain out all the needles and pour the strained vinegar into a new sterilized jar. And then once you've actually made this infused vinegar, it lasts for ages. It can last until next Christmas. So you could potentially make all your vinegar in January for next Christmas and I think that's a lovely, lovely, festive gift.Suzy Chase: Ash is used in cooking all over the world. As home cooks how can we use it?Julia Georgallis: It's much easier to use ash than even I actually thought it was. You basically char your branches. I mean, in this case, Christmas trees, but I guess you could use other types of tree as well. So you put your branches inside your oven, turn your oven up until your branches turned black, essentially. And then you blitz your branches with a hand whisk and then you have ash to use in delicious ways. I've got some recipes in my book for the Burnt Ash Cauliflower, there's Ash Baked Vegetables, Ash Honey Glaze, which I really, really love that's really, really simple to use and you can use that on meat or fish or vegetables, or even pastries actually. You can kind of do lots of different things with it and it gives this really lovely, smoky, quite expansive flavor. You can really taste the kind of pine and the spruce and the fir in the ash. Yea ash is much easier to cook with than I even imagined, to be honest with you.Suzy Chase: So you wrote in the scent of pine essay, which I love by the way you wrote "On a metaphysical level, the forest humbles us, gives us perspective and sparks creativity, making appearances in every creative pursuit of man poems, literature, folklore, religion, and belief systems, art, music, and dance as a place of magic and deep contemplation and an enabler of ritual." What is the most powerful magic that trees have?Julia Georgallis: Yeah, it's the smell, isn't it? It's the smell of a forest. The fact that it can transport you backwards in time and that's quite powerful, isn't it? I suppose, because there's so many different memories that, that sparks for me anyway. And I think for a lot of people, you know, what I really love about my own memories of pine is that they're at different parts of my life and they're in all parts of the world. And they're also at all times of year, like pine forest in the summer in Sweden, you know? And so it's this lovely kind of amalgamation of all different, lovely memories. It's great.Suzy Chase: Pine for me kind of evokes kind of like a romantic loneliness. I grew up in Kansas and it's flat and to me, the flatness is super comforting but then when I get into a forest, it hits me as very lonely. Isn't that weird?Julia Georgallis: Yeah you know, that's the opposite of what I think of them as. You know my first memory of pine is we have some land in Cyprus where my family are from, and my first memory of pine is going and sitting under the pines in the summer and everyone goes and sort of drinks their coffee and plays cards and things and it's kind of very sociable. And, you know, I imagine kind of pine forest by the sea in Sweden, where everyone's kind of running around and going to the beach. So it's kind of the opposite of your memories actually, which is really nice,Suzy Chase: But mine is kind of like a romantic loneliness.Julia Georgallis: Yea like a comforting loneliness.Suzy Chase: I made your recipe for Pine Nut and Chocolate Brownies on page 94. Can you describe this recipe?Julia Georgallis: That's a funny recipe actually, because I think a lot of people don't put two and two together that pine nuts are from a Christmas tree.Suzy Chase: I know! Last night my husband and I were talking about it I said, Bob, have you ever made the connection of pine nuts to pine trees? And I thought, he'd be like, yeah, it doesn't everyone. And he was like, no.Julia Georgallis: No one does. it's so funny. That's why I love this recipe so much because it kind of draws people attention to the fact that Christmas tree is a part of our lives all year round. But this, I mean, I love this recipe it's based on an Italian dessert called, Torta al cioccolato con pignoli. And I love the fact that the combination of the oils in pine nut kind of make this brownie really, really fudgy and very creamy because pine nuts are quite creamy, so super easy to make. So you just need kind of a lovely dark chocolate, and handful of pine nuts. And you end up with this really gooey brownie. It's great.Suzy Chase: Now for my segment called Last Night's Dinner, where I ask you what you had last night for dinner.Julia Georgallis: Oh, so last night, well, I'll start with what I had for lunch because it feeds into last night's dinner, but I had a plate of mussels for lunch in butter and garlic and coriander. And I kept the kind of juice from the muscles that I made for lunch, and I warmed up some rice in it so it was kind of like fishy and garlicky rice and then I made a kind of soy sauce formula with spring onions, chop that up put that in the rice and use half an avocado and lemon and a little bit of sesame oil. So I had egg fried rice basically with some leftovers.Suzy Chase: Yum. That sounds amazing. Where can we find you on the web and social media?Julia Georgallis: So you can find information about my work on JuliaGeorgallis.co.uk. And I'm also on Instagram, which is @JuliaGeorgallis. I am actually launching a new project for all of my food research to sit on. And that's also on Instagram, it's called @TheEdibleArchive so it's TheEdibleArchive.org and that will be launching in January.Suzy Chase: Well, this has been eye opening. Thanks Julia, for coming on Cookery by the Book podcast and Merry Christmas to you.Julia Georgallis: Merry Christmas, Suzy. Thank you so much for inviting. I really, really like your podcast.Outro: Subscribe over on CookerybytheBook.com and thanks for listening to the number one cookbook podcast, Cookery by the Book.
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