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The real boss joins Lorrie on the Simple Farms, LLC Podcast today! Julie Rider is a woman of many hats and really runs the show around there. Today she talks from her perspective on how and why the app is a must for farming operations. 

I was absolutely captivated by this novel, the mystery, the diving, the letters...I loved the modern day timeline just as much as I did the 1920s and could not turn the pages fast enough. I did spend considerable time just gushing about hoe much I loved it, I have cut a lot of that out, and I also must apologise again for not hitting record sooner, the reason why it sounds like I just launched in is because I was gushing too much and failed to hit record..such a rookie mistake that I have no excuse for, please forgive me x To join our ReadA Book community head on over to www.readabook.com.au. We are a wonderful collective of like minded book lovers where you can mix and mingle and be, and together we can all enjoy reading more

Jessica Coody sat down with Julie Rhule to talk about her decision to open a business in Lincoln, why she chose Drybar and what she hopes it brings to the community, she also dives into the importance of the family culture within the football program, the women that inspired her, what she's loved about Husker Athletics, and much more!

Julie Holunga, Amplifying Trust in Leaders, Teams, and Organizations Julieholunga.com Show Notes **About The Guest(s):** ​ Julie Halunga is a trainer and coach who helps professionals amplify their influence and impact. She specializes in developing leaders, teams, and organizations to communicate clearly, build trust, and achieve their goals. Julie has a background in international business and has worked with a variety of industries, including professional services, law, accounting, and investment firms. She is also a master trainer with Emergenetics, a global assessment tool that helps individuals and teams understand their thinking and behavioral preferences. ​ **Summary:** ​ Julie Holunga joins Chris Voss on The Chris Voss Show to discuss the importance of trust in leadership and how to communicate effectively to build trust. Julie shares her mission to rid the world of lazy leaders and emphasizes the need for clear and direct communication. She explains the four pillars of trust: care, sincerity, reliability, and competency. Julie also highlights the importance of being present and adapting communication styles to meet the needs of different individuals. She provides insights on making conflict constructive and offers strategies for overcoming challenges in communication. ​ **Key Takeaways:** ​ - Trust is the root of everything in leadership and is essential for innovation and problem-solving. - Direct and clear communication builds trust and helps avoid misunderstandings. - Effective communication requires understanding the needs and preferences of the audience. - Conflict can be constructive and lead to better ideas and solutions. - Apologizing unnecessarily can undermine confidence and trust. ​ **Quotes:** ​ - "Trust is the root of everything. Without trust, people won't go above and beyond or deliver quality goods and services." - Julie Holunga - "Direct communication doesn't mean being mean or dismissive. It's about being clear and speaking with conviction." - Julie Holunga - "Conflict is necessary for innovation and problem-solving. It's where the best ideas come from." - Julie Holunga Biography Julie Holunga develops professionals to amplify their influence and impact. She offered sustainable and motivating programs, including professional skill development, individual coaching to problem solve, team alignment, and firm retreats. She works with teams to instill the Trusted Voice Paradigm to develop collaborative patterns that deliver value. Through these programs, leaders get out of their own way, develop trusting relationships with key stakeholders, and have a positive impact on the organization's bottom line. Her specialization is in the careers of female leaders. Check out her TEDx talk on the power of leadership language! INTRODUCTION NOTES 1. Julie is a leadership speaker and trainer helping leaders develop communication skills they were never taught in school. 2. She worked at Harvard University helping alumni advance in their careers, and still reviews manuscripts for Harvard Business Review. 3. Julie partners with teams to instill the Trusted Voice Paradigm and the Titanium Rule. 4. She is one of thirty Global Certified Master Trainers with Emergenetics. 5. Check out her TED Talk, “Don't Let Your Words Sabotage Your Career.” 6. Julie has partnered with over eight thousand professionals and teams to stop being Lazy Leaders by developing trust, communicating more effectively, and engaging in constructive conflict!

Join Izzy for a conversation with Julie Bonner, the Director of Communications at Freefall Aerospace. In this informative chat, they explore the fascinating world of satellite and ground station technology, as well as the ins and outs of marketing a space tech company. During their discussion, Izzy and Julie touch on the challenges and successes of working within this space industry. They also underline the significance of having a marketing professional as part of the team, and how this role helps in promoting the company to both the general public and potential investors. Get ready for their conversation as they shed light on the space tech industry and the strategies that drive it forward. Julie Bonner Director of Communications FreeFall Aerospace https://www.freefallaerospace.com/ Importance of a marketing professional https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7110315554749431809/ Arizona Technology Council Paragon - Space Marketing Podcast episode - https://spacemarketingpodcast.com/episode/space-marketing-podcast-with-grant-anderson-ceo-of-paragon Arizona Spaceport Alliance - Space Marketing Podcast episode - https://spacemarketingpodcast.com/episode/space-marketing-podcast-with-karyn-macvean-and-ben-hernandez Arizona State University University of Arizona She Tech CHAPTERS: 01:12 Meet Julie Bonner 04:24 About Freefall Aerospace 07:22 Importance of a marketing professional 10:16 Marketing Challenges 11:12 Show how it benefits the customers 12:04 The other marketing challenge - non-disclosure agreements 13:05 Make sure you exist with a consistent brand 14:51 Getting your story out, even if it is only to investors 15:49 Marketing in the boardroom 17:30 Marketing Successes - Creating the brand 20:10 Marketing is everything you do 21:11 Creative people 24:02 Where do you see space in the future? 26:27 Final thoughts of the day ABOUT IZZY Izzy's website - https://izzy.house Author of Space Marketing: Competing in the new commercial space industry AND Space Marketing: Spaceports on Amazon and Audible - https://bit.ly/Space-Marketing Podcast host for Space Marketing Podcast - https://spacemarketingpodcast.com Organizer for Space for Kentucky Roundtable - https://spaceforkentucky.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join Izzy for a conversation with Julie Bonner, the Director of Communications at Freefall Aerospace. In this informative chat, they explore the fascinating world of satellite and ground station technology, as well as the ins and outs of marketing a space tech company. During their discussion, Izzy and Julie touch on the challenges and successes of working within this space industry. They also underline the significance of having a marketing professional as part of the team, and how this role helps in promoting the company to both the general public and potential investors. Get ready for their conversation as they shed light on the space tech industry and the strategies that drive it forward. Julie Bonner Director of Communications FreeFall Aerospace https://www.freefallaerospace.com/ Importance of a marketing professional https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7110315554749431809/ Arizona Technology Council Paragon - Space Marketing Podcast episode - https://spacemarketingpodcast.com/episode/space-marketing-podcast-with-grant-anderson-ceo-of-paragon Arizona Spaceport Alliance - Space Marketing Podcast episode - https://spacemarketingpodcast.com/episode/space-marketing-podcast-with-karyn-macvean-and-ben-hernandez Arizona State University University of Arizona She Tech CHAPTERS: 01:12 Meet Julie Bonner 04:24 About Freefall Aerospace 07:22 Importance of a marketing professional 10:16 Marketing Challenges 11:12 Show how it benefits the customers 12:04 The other marketing challenge - non-disclosure agreements 13:05 Make sure you exist with a consistent brand 14:51 Getting your story out, even if it is only to investors 15:49 Marketing in the boardroom 17:30 Marketing Successes - Creating the brand 20:10 Marketing is everything you do 21:11 Creative people 24:02 Where do you see space in the future? 26:27 Final thoughts of the day ABOUT IZZY Izzy's website - https://izzy.house Author of Space Marketing: Competing in the new commercial space industry AND Space Marketing: Spaceports on Amazon and Audible - https://bit.ly/Space-Marketing Podcast host for Space Marketing Podcast - https://spacemarketingpodcast.com Organizer for Space for Kentucky Roundtable - https://spaceforkentucky.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Make a Wish Foundation is one of the most important and iconic organizations for children and adolescents who are undergoing treatment for a variety of diseases, with many of them battling Pediatric Cancer. On todays podcast Julie Abel and Amy Carroll from Make A Wish will talk about the innerworkings of an organization that is celebrating its 40th anniversary this year and is about to grant its 10,000th wish to a deserving child or adolescent.  Courtney and her son Colby will discuss the more than 800 day treatment regiment that Colby has completed for Pediatric Lymphoma and what the Make a Wish Foundation has meant to them. 

Julie Herres, the founder, and CEO of GreenOak Accounting joins the show. It can be easy to forget to take care of yourself, but Julie explains why therapists must put their needs first. Every private practice deserves to be profitable; Julie dives into the concept of “Profit First,” which turns the traditional accounting equation upside down. Tune in as we chat about allocating your money into different accounts, how to run your business profitably, and why you need to limit spending to increase your financial freedom.  Resources Mentioned In This Episode: GreenOak Accounting Julie's Podcast Julie's Book Instagram @therapyforyourmoneypodcast Instagram @julie.herres Money Matters In Private Practice - Premium Content Use the promo code "GORDON" to get 2 months of Therapy Notes free Podcasting for Mental Health Professionals Join The PsychCraft Network Today!

Special Guest Julie A. Werner-SimonMs. Julie A. Werner-Simon is often referred to by her colleagues by the acronym “JAWS”– her initials.  In response to the historic overturn of Roe v. Wade, Ms. Werner-Simon leads the Overground Reproductive Law Project (ORLP), aka the “Harriet Project”, with Los Angeles Women Lawyers (WLALA) and the Southwestern Law School Women Law Student group. Their focus is to assist lawyers from Reproductive Access Yes (R.A.Y.) states who wish to provide reproductive assistance to women in “No-choice” states. Ms. Werner-Simon served a federal prosecutor for almost 30 years in Los Angeles and Alaska. She has also served as an Assistant United States Attorney (AUSA) and held positions as:  Deputy Chief of the Organized Crime Strike Force and Senior Litigation Counsel of White Collar Crimes. Before her federal career, she was an Assistant District Attorney (state prosecutor) in Alaska primarily prosecuting sex crime cases. Werner-Simon has been recognized as a crime-victim advocate and lectures here and abroad on the American legal system, constitutional history, and the importance of civic literacy and engagement in democracies.On these shores, Werner-Simon advises, and at times, mentors lawyers and others on messaging, strategy and persuasion. She is also a pro bono lawyer for the national organization Kids in Need of Defense (KIND) representing minors from Central America facing deportation proceedings in the U.S.  And through May 2020, Werner-Simon is a Post-JD (juris-doctorate) Research Fellow in Constitutional Studies at Southwestern Law School.

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2022e26 - Rowers Choice Podcast + Julie Hansen - Babbel - 106 Julie Hansen is relatively new to rowing, but has already found herself immersed in the sport. Julie is the US CEO of Babbel, and about 5 years ago decided to check out rowing. Following a rowing class, Julie is now a member of Pelham Community Rowing Association and uses rowing as a way to exercise and enjoy the outdoors. Additionally her daughter rows on the exceptional Greenwich team, giving them something extra to talk about at the dinner table. Enjoy this fun podcast with Julie!

Get your show out there by learning about how other podcasts can help boost your own, why you must be creative with your marketing strategies, and more in this episode with Julie Holly. Listen now to reach more listeners and maximize the potential of your podcast today!   WHAT TO LISTEN FOR What makes reciprocal marketing between two podcasts effective Why it's suggested to have ads on multiple platform 2 main factors you need to consider to have constant listeners Multiple ways on how to become a guest on podcasts How beneficial social media engagement is for your show   ABOUT JULIE HOLLY Julie is a Coach, Founder of Three Keys Investments, and Podcast Host of The Conscious Investor.   You might think you need an inheritance or a different job to reach your financial goals. As a former teacher, that was true for Julie. Now, she helps people invest in apartments to meet their financial goals without working harder.     CONNECT WITH JULIE Podcast: The Conscious Investor | Apple & Spotify Website: Three Key Investments LinkedIn: Julie Holly           CONNECT WITH US If you are interested in getting on our show, email us at team@growyourshow.com. Thinking about creating and growing your own podcast but not sure where to start? Click here and Schedule a call with Adam A. Adams! Upgrading your podcast equipment or maybe getting your first microphone? Get Your Free Equipment Guide! We also have free courses for you on everything you need to know about starting a great podcast! Check out our first six episodes through the links below! Identify Your Avatar - Free Course 1/6 What To Do BEFORE You Launch Your Podcast - Free Course 2/6 How To Launch A TOP Show - Free Course 3/6 Best Marketing And Growth Strategies - Free Course 4/6 How To Monetize Your Podcast - Free Course 5/6  Top 22 Pitfalls On Starting Your Own Podcast - Free Course 6/6 If you want to make money from your podcasts, check out this FREE resource we made. Our clients use a sponsor sheet, and now they are making between $2,000 to $5,000 from sponsorship!  Subscribe so you don't miss out on great content and if you love the show, leave an honest rating and review here! 

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Julie Podewitz talks with Cristy Ballard, Senior Vice President of Sales & Marketing at Solstice Senior Living, about her strategies and expectations for executing successful outreach in senior living – AND attracting top talent to the industry (HINT: There's never a dull moment, you're never bored, and there are huge rewards!)

Julie Podewitz talks with Maureen Longoria, Co-Founder of LivNow Relocation, in part 1 of the 3 part series about changing the way older adults transition into senior living communities. It starts with empathy.

Have you ever met someone that has crazy faith? They have an amazing testimony and you're just not sure how they were able to see it through... faith, that's how. Meet Julie and hear about how she walks by faith, even on the hard days. Faith+Freedom+Flow Club officially has launched! Go to JuliaKeepsItReal.Co to get more info and sign up because you will NOT want to miss it! This is one of the most affordable mentorship programs filled with value you will find. Get training monthly on a focused theme with strategies and takeaway resources along with quarterly group coaching and so much more!Get the one-time paid in full VIP access here orGet the monthly subscription option hereMore info about all the things and FREEBIES!: www.Juliakeepsitreal.coWant help on coaching and leading your team? Get the Coaching Course here I love sharing free content with you all, please give me feedback on the content by leaving a written review at www.ratethispodcast.com/JuliaKeepsitrealTHANK YOU SO MUCH! Every review helps get the word out!xoxoJoin us behind the scenes! Feel free to get more free content, ask questions, and connect with other like-minded Christian entrepreneurs in the Julia's public business community group https://www.facebook.com/groups/juliabusinestrygroupSupport the show (https://paypal.me/Juliasglamroom)

Julie Podewitz talks with David Kieffer, Vice President of Sales for New Perspective Senior Living, about his secrets to increased sales, occupancy success, AND the perfect blueberry muffin recipe!

Julie Podewitz talks with Christy Van Der Westhuizen, Vice President of Sales & Marketing at MBK Senior Living, about continuous learning, a growth mindset, striving for excellence, and what you would do if Disney built a senior living community next to yours!

Julie Podewitz talks with Chris Heinz, Managing Partner of Westport One, about recruiting for sales leaders and his passion for running for a cause.

Learn how this Simple Farms, LLC  margin analyses tool can save time for busy women operators and moms. 

Find out how senior leadership can strengthen sales team retention and culture as Julie Podewitz talks with Garry Hennis, COO of Westminster Communities of Florida, about the role he plays in sales leadership.

Julie is a long-standing member of Urbano and a very experienced networker. Last year, Julie took the courageous step of leaving the world of employment and PAYE to start her own business, Pro Team BD.Pro Team BD is an outsourced marketing services provider and amongst a range of things, Julie speaks about networking for yourself and your own business against for an employer.This episode is full of good advice on how sales people must not sell at networking events to find value.To find out more about Julie and her company here: Pro Team BD.For more information about Mark, Talent Lab & Urbano Network - and to leave feedback - click here:  https://www.talentlab.co.uk/networking/Support the show

Julie Podewitz talks with Adam Benton, Senior Vice President at Stellar Senior Living, about senior living, sales, and his passion for fly fishing!

On Gabrielle's first Authentic Leadership Podcast for 2022, she had the pleasure of interviewing Julie Rynski. Julie is a senior executive at NAB looking after Business Banking, Regional and Agri for Australia. She is also the chair of Medfin. Julie joined NAB in October 2017. She is a senior finance industry executive with more than 25 years' experience in financial services and human resources. Julie has held a variety of senior leadership roles across Retail, Business Banking Projects and recently acted in the role of NAB Group Executive Group Chief People Officer. Julie has a MBA from UNSW, a Graduate Diploma in Business Administration and a Graduate Diploma in Australian Rural Leadership. She is also part of the Alumni of London Business School and IMD Lausanne Switzerland and has worked closely with The Big Issue. In this personal interview, we hear about the influence her amazing mother had on her. She shares her passion for gardening and bees, and you might just be surprised about her all-time favourite song. Plus, Gabrielle has found another leader who is sick of hearing the word pivot.

“I Thought Of You” Julie Doiron got her start at 18 with the band Eric's Trip. The first Canadian band to be signed to Sub Pop, Eric's Trip put out modern classics like Forever Again and Purple Blue and though they called it a day in '96, they reformed for shows as recently as 2007. As for the New Brunswick-born Doiron, she embarked on a solo career that to date has found her releasing close to fifteen albums, including Loneliest In The Morning, Woke Myself Up and her brand new one, I Thought Of You. We'll get to that in a second—but before we do, here's a partial list of her accomplishments. She won a Juno award with her collaborative album with the Wooden Stars, her 2007 effort Woke Myself Up was shortlisted for the Polaris Music Prize, she's put out records in Spanish and French, she's appeared on albums by The Tragically Hip, she was in the band Shotgun and Jaybird, June 7th was declared by the Mayor of Bruno, Saskatchewan to be Julie Doiron Day, and her track "The Life of Dreams" was used in an iPhone commercial. I Thought Of You is her first full length solo album in nine years, and it's a stone cold killer. A riveting batch of wobbly indie rock that's a perfect blend of fire, vulnerability and grace, I Thought Of You is one of the most moving listening experiences of 2021. In this intimate chat, Julie and Alex talk about relationships, the complexities of love and the difficulty of taking compliments. www.julie-doiron.com www.bombshellradio.com Stereo Embers: Twitter: @emberseditor Instagram: @emberspodcast Email: editor@stereoembersmagazine.com

On this week's episode, Alyssa sits down with Julie Duffy Dillon, a weight inclusive Registered Dietitian, to talk about PCOS. Tune in for a discussion on how PCOS has become enmeshed in diet culture, anti-fat bias, and why this hormonal disorder may be linked to trauma. You might be surprised to learn that there is more to PCOS than what mainstream culture has led us to believe. Support the Podcast Julie's website

These podcasts have been recorded with the latest cohort of the Practice Makes UnPerfect programme – a course that helps women find and finesse their public voices.Julie Vuibert, Senior Customer Success Manager, Permutive, discusses why and how should publishers embrace new data strategies. 

Julie Andersen is the Global CEO of Plastic Oceans International and a lifelong public health advocate focused on the communication of science and disruption of societal barriers to protect human health and the environment from the negative effects of industrial development.   Plastic Oceans International is a US based non-profit organization whose goal is to end plastic pollution and to foster sustainable communities worldwide. We operate with the belief that we can and must act locally in order to create change globally, and we do so through four key pillars of activity:  Education, Activism, Advocacy and Science.   @plasticoceans

On this episode of Talksmackwithmac, actress Julie Mainville talks about her time on the movie Butchers, how to survive a horror movie, advice to aspiring actors and actresses, and BJJ. Audio Mixed & Mastered by: Khyl Harris Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mainz25/ https://www.instagram.com/levi_mac702/ https://www.instagram.com/khyl_lemmehearthat/

How does an Acting major from NYU apply her skills to the financial education world? She creates an interactive, musical presentation that teaches elementary-aged students about money. What a fun conversation this was with Julie Beckham! Hear about her award-winning program, the questions she hears most often from students and how to establish presence in the classroom. Enjoy! 

Julie has spent the past two decades helping brands to tell their stories and is currently the Vice President of Communications and Social at VSCO. She has worked for global brands, including CNN, Yahoo, PlayStation, LinkedIn -- and has worked across communications and marketing disciplines throughout her career. She is a self proclaimed crisis communications junkie and will travel for good eats. www.vsco.co julie@vsco.co https://www.matterleadership.com/podcast/julie-inouye-vsco-vp-of-communications

Julie has spent the past two decades helping brands to tell their stories and is currently the Vice President of Communications and Social at VSCO. She has worked for global brands, including CNN, Yahoo, PlayStation, LinkedIn -- and has worked across communications and marketing disciplines throughout her career. She is a self proclaimed crisis communications junkie and will travel for good eats. www.vsco.co julie@vsco.co https://www.matterleadership.com/podcast/julie-inouye-vsco-vp-of-communications

Being a member of the community and being a substantial citizen of the world is the way to creating an impact, but it's not possible without that one basic thing: better housing.  I welcome Julie Holly from Three Keys Investments to show us what impact investing is, and how her journey has led her to the pursuit of creating this impact. In this journey, she will share this roller coaster ride of hard work, failure, and choosing to rise up and survive from an unhealthy marriage. We will also venture into the idea of turning empty commercial establishments into senior housing. [00:01 - 9:18] Opening Segment I introduce Julie to the show Quick fun chat Julie's money culture growing up  Roller coaster of feast or famine Working for everything Being a spender and not a saver   [9:19 - 24:08] Julie's Journey and the Role of Religion Julie talks about how she worked at an early age Being a teacher at 22 years old Moving out for the first time Marrying someone else's money culture Julie shares how she changed due to her unhealthy relationship How the bad things have influenced Julie's faith Embracing imperfection and choosing to live Looking back at the rock bottom moments   [24:09 - 33:54] Find Your Freedom Three Keys Investment being based on finding your freedom Shoutout to my Podcast Producers: Streamlined Podcasts Use promo code: MICROEMPIRES and get a discount Julie shares how getting rid of fear led her to venture out to real estate investing Helping people find their safety Moving to multifamily: Helping people live the life they want to live   [33:55 - 46:44] Impacting the Community through Business and Podcast Julie walks us through her story of starting a business and a podcast Relentless pursuit of learning How the pursuit of success led to Julie's podcast Opportunities as a testimony to growing your network Taking the element of “everybody wins” a step further Teaching investors how to create an impact to their community Capital raiser and showing opportunities as Julie's primary focus Micro empires: Being tied to a variety of pockets   [46:45 - 53:33] Closing Segment I share an idea around the need for Senior Housing Turning empty malls and commercial buildings into senior housing See links below to see more of Julie Holly Tweetable Quotes: “Most people don't talk about their baggage, and that's where your freedom comes. Your freedom comes with the vulnerability of sharing your story. Your freedom comes when you keep the closet wide open so that it doesn't get cluttered and disgusting.” - Julie Holly “In life, everybody gets where they need to go. As long as they're pursuing it, they'll get there. So just back off of everybody and let them breathe!” - Julie Holly “Housing is paramount to someone having the security in order to be a substantial citizen in the world.” - Julie Holly  You can connect with Julie through Linkedin or you can visit her website www.threekeys investments.com.   You can connect with me on LinkedIn, Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook. I'm excited to hear more about you. I'm excited to know more about you. Also, feel free to shoot me an email at jennifer@micro-empires.com. You can call or text 213-973-7206 TELL US WHAT YOU THINK! LEAVE A REVIEW + help someone who wants to explode their business growth by sharing this episode or click here to listen to our previous episodes.   This podcast is about YOU.  We all have a story, whether your story is a lot like mine or totally different. Maybe you have a good job, but you know in your heart that you want more.    Let's Work Together   Are you ready to begin INVESTING in your future but you don't know where to start? Need more CONNECTIONS in the investing community? Sign up at https://micro-empires.com/investing-opportunities/ for investing opportunities!   Subscribe to download my FREE eBook, "3 Steps to Pivot and Thrive: Using Micro-Risks to Build Your Micro Empire." Click https://micro-empires.com/coaching and I'll see you there!

UVA's lacrosse coaches discuss the challenges of COVID-19 and the start of their 2021 seasons.

This episode of VHHA's Patients Come First podcast features an interview with VHHA Vice President of Government Advocacy Julie Dime, who provides an overview of the 2021 Virginia General Assembly session (which will largely be conducted virtually during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic), hospitals' legislative priorities, and how to get the latest updates on legislative affairs by joining the Virginia Hospital Grassroots Network. Send questions, comments, or feedback to pcfpodcast@vhha.com, or contact us on Twitter or Instagram using the #PatientsComeFirst hashtag.  

Julie Butner, President and CEO of the Tarrant Area Food Bank talks about her organization's response to COVID-19 and the work they are doing with the community to give everyone in need a Thanksgiving meal. To get involved, go to www.tafb.org.

Julie Brown is Chief Operating and Financial Officer of Burberry, having joined the company from Smith & Nephew, where she was Group CFO from 2013 – 2017.Julie has spent the majority of her career to date at AstraZeneca; working with them for a total of 25 years, undertaking 11 different roles in 4 countries, across 3 continents.With a great many strings to her bow, Julie is also a Non‑Executive Director and Audit Chair of Roche Holding Limited and sits on the Business Advisory Board to the Mayor of London.A Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountancy and the Institute of Tax, after qualifying with KPMG, alongside this Julie is also one of the founding ambassadors of the Prince’s Trust ‘Women Supporting Women’ initiative, is a Patron of Oxford Women in Business, and a much-valued judge for the Women of the Future programme.-------For more information on the Women of the Future Programme and initiatives, please visit: www.womenofthefuture.co.uk

Listen closely as we grill Julie about her history as of New York City's top jewelry designers. We follow her career from Avon jewelry to Nine West jewelry to the evolution of her own line; quickly turning it into a national brand. Julie helps us investigate the most heinous fashion crimes when it comes to jewelry and accessories. She is a strong, independent, entrepreneur badass who will have no trouble at all telling you that there comes a time in a woman's life where you shouldn't be wearing plastic on either side of your head.  #icantunseethat #wecantunseethat www.julielambny.com IG: @julielambny FB: Julie Lamb NY

it’s been an interesting eight months, and in Iowa it’s been a bit more newsworthy thanks to something that hasn’t received a lot of news coverage yet was particularly devastating – the Derecho damage in the Hawkeye State.How did it impact the listeners and clients of KZIA-FM and its two FM translator stations?Julie Hein, CEO of KZIA Inc., in Cedar Rapids and Iowa City, shares all in this exclusive RBR+TVBR InFOCUS Podcast, sponsored by Dot.FM.

Alan recently discussed immersive learning with his partner in life and business, Julie Smithson, on her sister podcast, XR for Learning. We thought it was a good episode, so this week, we're sharing it here for XR for Business listeners. Julie: Hi, my name is Julie Smithson. Alan: And I'm Alan Smithson. Julie: And this is the XR for Learning podcast. Alan: Well… which podcast are we on? Is it mine or yours? Julie: I think it's mine. Alan: Yours, so the XR for Learning podcast. Julie: Yeah. Alan: I'm going to interview you. Julie: Yes. Alan: OK, cool. Julie: Hi, my name is Julie Smithson, and I am your XR for Learning podcast host. In all of my episodes, I talk about the way that we need to change the way that we learn and we teach, to adapt to the immersive technologies that are being implemented in enterprise and business today. So today, my guest — my special guest — is Alan Smithson. Alan: Hello. Julie: My partner and husband of almost 20 years. And we're going to talk about education. So welcome. Thanks for being on *my* podcast. Alan: Thank you so much for having me. I'm a little nervous, I'm not going to lie. This is an interesting podcast dynamic. Julie: It really is. We've never done this before. Alan: No, we have not. So I want to ask you questions, because you are the guru in immersive learning systems. So we'll hopefully kind of dig up where this lies, and what we have to do as a society to really push the needle forward. Julie: So what I like to do with all my podcasts is start with a baseline technology. Where are we today? Like, what's going on today? Which is really good question, because it's definitely different than it was six months ago. Alan: I would say, in the industry– I'm coming from the business side of things. What we've seen is there's been a hyper-acceleration of digitization. So in retail and e-com, it has been decimated. People couldn't go to a store physically, and so everything moved online. And in e-commerce, we're seeing shopping trends that would have existed in 2030 happen today. This is trickling down to everything, not only retail, but then also meetings. Everybody's meeting on Zoom these days. Everybody. There's just– we're moving to digital and we're moving to these things much faster than we had ever, ever hoped to do. Plans of digital transformation that would have taken five years are now happening today. So it's an interesting time to revisit and relook at what does education look like in an exponential world of digital transformation. Julie: And this is where the skillsets that are now needed — in enterprise, business, and organizations today to digitally transform — those skillsets are not being taught in the school system today. So COVID coming in and forcing people to virtually connect online, the education systems were forced to actually be online and rethink how they're teaching things. But the unfortunate thing is, is that we didn't get to the point of talking about what we were actually teaching. It was just more of a digital connection for the past six months. Alan: Well, I think since this thing has hit, it's been really just how do we make the technology work in a seamless way that is comfortable for both the teachers and the students? And to be honest, we're not quite there yet. My kids

Alan recently discussed immersive learning with his partner in life and business, Julie Smithson, on her sister podcast, XR for Learning. We thought it was a good episode, so this week, we’re sharing it here for XR for Business listeners. Julie: Hi, my name is Julie Smithson. Alan: And I’m Alan Smithson. Julie: And this is the XR for Learning podcast. Alan: Well… which podcast are we on? Is it mine or yours? Julie: I think it’s mine. Alan: Yours, so the XR for Learning podcast. Julie: Yeah. Alan: I’m going to interview you. Julie: Yes. Alan: OK, cool. Julie: Hi, my name is Julie Smithson, and I am your XR for Learning podcast host. In all of my episodes, I talk about the way that we need to change the way that we learn and we teach, to adapt to the immersive technologies that are being implemented in enterprise and business today. So today, my guest — my special guest — is Alan Smithson. Alan: Hello. Julie: My partner and husband of almost 20 years. And we’re going to talk about education. So welcome. Thanks for being on *my* podcast. Alan: Thank you so much for having me. I’m a little nervous, I’m not going to lie. This is an interesting podcast dynamic. Julie: It really is. We’ve never done this before. Alan: No, we have not. So I want to ask you questions, because you are the guru in immersive learning systems. So we’ll hopefully kind of dig up where this lies, and what we have to do as a society to really push the needle forward. Julie: So what I like to do with all my podcasts is start with a baseline technology. Where are we today? Like, what’s going on today? Which is really good question, because it’s definitely different than it was six months ago. Alan: I would say, in the industry– I’m coming from the business side of things. What we’ve seen is there’s been a hyper-acceleration of digitization. So in retail and e-com, it has been decimated. People couldn’t go to a store physically, and so everything moved online. And in e-commerce, we’re seeing shopping trends that would have existed in 2030 happen today. This is trickling down to everything, not only retail, but then also meetings. Everybody’s meeting on Zoom these days. Everybody. There’s just– we’re moving to digital and we’re moving to these things much faster than we had ever, ever hoped to do. Plans of digital transformation that would have taken five years are now happening today. So it’s an interesting time to revisit and relook at what does education look like in an exponential world of digital transformation. Julie: And this is where the skillsets that are now needed — in enterprise, business, and organizations today to digitally transform — those skillsets are not being taught in the school system today. So COVID coming in and forcing people to virtually connect online, the education systems were forced to actually be online and rethink how they’re teaching things. But the unfortunate thing is, is that we didn’t get to the point of talking about what we were actually teaching. It was just more of a digital connection for the past six months. Alan: Well, I think since this thing has hit, it’s been really just how do we make the technology work in a seamless way that is comfortable for both the teachers and the students? And to be honest, we’re not quite there yet. My kids

After a short hiatus, Julie is back with a special episode, where she interviews (is interviewed by?) her partner in business and life, Alan Smithon, who you may know from our sister podcast, XR for Business. Julie: Hi, my name is Julie Smithson. Alan: And I'm Alan Smithson. Julie: And this is the XR for Learning podcast. Alan: Well... which podcast are we on? Is it mine or yours? Julie: I think it's mine. Alan: Yours, so the XR for Learning podcast. Julie: Yeah. Alan: I'm going to interview you. Julie: Yes. Alan: OK, cool. Julie: Hi, my name is Julie Smithson, and I am your XR for Learning podcast host. In all of my episodes, I talk about the way that we need to change the way that we learn and we teach, to adapt to the immersive technologies that are being implemented in enterprise and business today. So today, my guest -- my special guest -- is Alan Smithson. Alan: Hello. Julie: My partner and husband of almost 20 years. And we're going to talk about education. So welcome. Thanks for being on *my* podcast. Alan: Thank you so much for having me. I'm a little nervous, I'm not going to lie. This is an interesting podcast dynamic. Julie: It really is. We've never done this before. Alan: No, we have not. So I want to ask you questions, because you are the guru in immersive learning systems. So we'll hopefully kind of dig up where this lies, and what we have to do as a society to really push the needle forward. Julie: So what I like to do with all my podcasts is start with a baseline technology. Where are we today? Like, what's going on today? Which is really good question, because it's definitely different than it was six months ago. Alan: I would say, in the industry-- I'm coming from the business side of things. What we've seen is there's been a hyper-acceleration of digitization. So in retail and e-com, it has been decimated. People couldn't go to a store physically, and so everything moved online. And in e-commerce, we're seeing shopping trends that would have existed in 2030 happen today. This is trickling down to everything, not only retail, but then also meetings. Everybody's meeting on Zoom these days. Everybody. There's just-- we're moving to digital and we're moving to these things much faster than we had ever, ever hoped to do. Plans of digital transformation that would have taken five years are now happening today. So it's an interesting time to revisit and relook at what does education look like in an exponential world of digital transformation. Julie: And this is where the skillsets that are now needed -- in enterprise, business, and organizations today to digitally transform -- those skillsets are not being taught in the school system today. So COVID coming in and forcing people to virtually connect online, the education systems were forced to actually be online and rethink how they're teaching things. But the unfortunate thing is, is that we didn't get to the point of talking about what we were actually teaching. It was just more of a digital connection for the past six months. Alan: Well, I think since this thing has hit, it's been really just how do we make the technology work in a seamless way that is comfortable for both the teachers and the students? And to be honest, we're not quite there yet. My kids are more tech savvy than-- Julie: Our kids. Alan: Our kids. I'm sor

Julie Stewart-Binks, host of Drinks with Binks and Call it a Night with Julie Stewart-Binks on fubo Sports Network joined the show to discuss all manner of topics, including the NHL qualifiers and playoffs, bubble cities, how COVID-19 has affected broadcasting and a whole lot more. You can catch Julie and Drinks with Binks on fubo Sports Network Friday nights at 8pm and 24/7 on the fubo Sports Network website along with Pluto, XUMO, The Roku Channel, Samsung TV Plus, Vizio, and to subscribers to fuboTV.

Biörn Ivemark is credited with the discovery of Ivemark Syndrome in 1955. According to the National Organisation for Rare Disorders, Ivemark Syndrome is comprised of: 1) an absent or underdeveloped spleen, 2) cardiovascular anomalies and 3) abnormal placement of the organs in the chestand or abdomen. Julia Mayfield is an adult born with this rare genetic condition called Ivemark Syndrome.Julia is joined on this episode of "Heart to Heart with Anna" by Biörn Ivemark's grandson, Richard Ivemark. Growing up, Richard’s family sometimes spoke of Ivemark Syndrome, butnobody fully understood what it was. After the passing of his grandfather in 2005, Richard was unable to get a complete picture of the disorder. So, in 2019 at the age of 18, he decided to write a paper on Ivemark Syndrome to understand his grandfather’s legacy. In doing so, he found the small, yet welcoming, Ivemark Syndrome community online trying to raise awareness about this rare disorder.Julia and Richard share what they've learned about Ivemark Syndrome with Anna, as well as, their hopes for the future of the label "Ivemark Syndrome." Julia also gives some advice for others looking to get information about rare diseases.Links to Programs and Organizations Mentioned in this Podcast:Julie's other "Heart to Heart with Anna" episodeJulie and Richard's Ivemark Syndrome Support GroupNORD - National Organization for Rare DisordersRaDaR - Rare Disease Registry ProgramGARD - Genetic and Rare Disease Information CenterPlease visit our Social Media and Podcast pages:Apple Podcasts Facebook YouTube Instagram If you enjoy this program and would like to be a Patron, please check out our Patreon page Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/HearttoHeart)

Julie Fitzpatrick and Mary Tate, Executive Director and Field Services Coordinator of Pennsylvania Downtown Center, joined the Practical Preservation Podcast to discuss the nonprofit organization's mission and services. We covered a multitude of topics including: Julie and Mary's backgrounds in related fields  How the mainstreet methodology remains relevant, particularly when addressing current issues and “creating...Read More

Julie Fitzpatrick and Mary Tate, Executive Director and Field Services Coordinator of Pennsylvania Downtown Center, joined the Practical Preservation Podcast to discuss the nonprofit organization’s mission and services. We covered a multitude of topics including: Julie and Mary’s backgrounds in related fields  How the mainstreet methodology remains relevant, particularly when addressing current issues and “creating... Read More The post Practical Preservation Podcast Featuring Julie Fitzpatrick and Mary Tate of PA Downtown Center appeared first on Practical Preservation.

The latest of Nadia's Women of Fintech Podcast series welcomed Julie Ashmore Dann to the show over Zoom.Julie is CEO of Rapid Cash, a Natwest RBS company, and is also featured on the Women in Fintech Powerlist as well as being a public speaker of note. Julie talks to Nadia about some of her incredible achievements and one of her most powerful lessons provided by her daughter.For more from our groundbreaking series of podcasts, make sure you subscribe to the show and, if you'd like to help push the podcast further on, please leave a review.

• Even when working from home, you can strive for a balance between work and life, Fresno State expert says • “We do better when we're rested and when we have time away from work” Total Recorded Time is 13:13 Remember when going to your place of business meant getting dressed and then driving somewhere? But for months now going to work for millions has meant ambling down the hallway in your pjs to sit with your laptop at the kitchen table to work remotely amid the debris left from breakfast. Talk about being on call 24-7. And that brings us to our CVBT Interview guest… an expert on dealing with being on-call 24-7…. Julie Olson-Buchanan, who is the interim dean of Fresno State's Craig School of Business.

Enrico Moses aka www.realchangeagent.com sits down with Julie Brierre. Julie feels a mission in her heart and is trusting her path to take her there. Consciously trying to allow the most ease, fulfillment and joy in her life, Julie’s path has taken her to many places and through many experiences which she hopes may ripple out and assist others in their own healing journeys. She is a certified integrative health coach from the Institute of Integrative Nutrition, is currently in the process of completing her teacher training in Cosmic Sexuality and is geared to attend the Ayurvedic Institute in New Mexico next year. She plans to continue her communions with plant medicines and their indigenous care takers, and is passionate about creating a community for people with wombs to be supported and honored with her growing collective Wholly Wombxn. To connect with Julie, reach out via Instagram @juliebrierre, or email her at juliebrierre@gmail.com For more information about the cosmic sexuality program follow @learningcosmicsexuality on Instagram or visit their website cosmicsexuality.com To follow her Ayurvedic studies journey follow her page living.vidya.rna and to learn more or contribute to Wholly Wombxn visit their Instagram page @whollywombxn

Julie Golob is a world champion practical shooter, author, and mom. She's a regular guest and one of the first of the 2020 SHOT show series of PodCasts.

This episode of the Patients Come First is the first installment of the "Capitol Report" limited edition spinoff series that will highlight health care policy happenings during the 2020 Virginia General Assembly session in Richmond. It features an interview with VHHA Vice President of Government Advocacy Julie Dime. During the conversation, Dime discusses some of the history-making developments occurring on the session's opening day and previews the agenda for what looks to be an action-packed two months of legislating. Send questions, comments, or feedback to pcfpodcast@vhha.com or contact us on Twitter using the hashtag #PatientsComeFirst.

Julie Ann Cairns Talks about 2020 and Goal Setting Julie Ann Cairns’ life mission is to empower people to live an abundant life free from false beliefs.  In this spirit, she wrote The Abundance Code: How to Bust The 7 Money Myths For A Rich Life Now (Hay House, September 2015), and has spearheaded The Abundance Code Documentary (released worldwide in June 2016) to help people everywhere make a shift to the abundance mindset and seek joint solutions to the most pressing challenges facing our planet.   Trained as an economist and statistician, Julie Ann has over 25 years of experience in the fields of wealth creation, financial market education, and financial advice. It was through her long years of working in this space, of educating people on the steps they could take to create financial abundance, that Julie Ann realized some of the biggest blocks people face.  People often fail to grow their wealth and abundance even when they have a strong desire to do so, even when they have all the knowledge they should need, and even when they make consistent efforts. Why? Julie Ann discovered that this happens when they have not addressed their limiting subconscious code. This is the shift that needs to happen before any desire, knowledge or effort can bear fruit.  It was this realization that motivated Julie Ann to write her book “The Abundance Code: How to Bust the 7 Money Myths for a Rich Life Now” and to direct a 90-minute documentary interviewing over 15 thought leaders about abundant thinking, also called The Abundance Code.  Julie Ann chooses to spend most of her time in one of the most beautiful places on earth: Queenstown, New Zealand.  TALKING POINTS OF INTEREST The Abundance Code Book: CLICK HERE  The Abundance Code Documentary: CLICK HERE  Gaia: CLICK HERE  Atomic Habits: CLICK HERE  Power of Habit: CLICK HERE  Accountability Group: CLICK HERE  Kaizen: CLICK HERE  Push Goals: CLICK HERE    BYWG’s Book of the Month We really wanted to introduce you all to an incredible author and one of BYWGs favorites – Gary John Bishop, author of the New York Times Best Seller Unfu*k Yourself. His newest book is awesome and we selected it as our January 2020 Book of the Month to start the year off with a bang. The books title is Stop Doing That Sh*t – End Self-Sabotage and Demand Your Life Back. The link to purchase the book is HERE Click Here for Stop Doing That Sh*t – End Self-Sabotage and Demand Your Life Back    BYWG Product of the Month is another worthy repeat – EnergyBits. I have interviewed the CEO Catharine Arnston twice on the BYWG podcast with the latest being released in early January 2020. She is absolutely a world class educator and passionate about algae. EnergyBits are either spirulina or chlorella or a 50/50 combination of both in one calorie tabs that have zero sugar, 40 nutrients, are keto friendly, paleo friendly, vegan friendly, and non-gmo. They come in 1,000 tab bags or easy to use 30 count single servings. You use the code BYWG (upper or lowercase) you will receive 20% off your order forever Click Here for Energy Bits The Supplement of the Month for January 2020 is BYWGs Bone Health PlusThe Supplement of the Month for January 2020 is BYWGs Bone Health Plus. As Chiropractors our patients share their bone density tests with us quite often and we can attest to the incredible number of patients who have either osteopenia or osteoporosis. This formulation was a no brainer.

Julie Castro talks to Doug about her life growing up and how she knew Jesus in her head but not in her heart.  She later accepted the Lord into her life at age 25.  Julie is author of the book "On Earth As It Is In Heaven: A Personal Allegory." It talks about how we all have a choice whether to accept Jesus into our heart or not.  You can learn more about Julie and her ministry at Fiesta Publishing.

Our guest is Julie Petschler, Business Development Manager for the Globus Family of Brands.  One of the family members is Avalon Waterways who launched  in 2004, setting a new standard in small ship cruising. We will take you back to the beginning of river cruises and fast forward today with The Avalon Waterways difference and why people rave about river cruising.  YOU NAVIGATE. WE”LL STEER.”  Julie will steer us along as Avalon Waterways unveils “YOUR WAY” Cruising and so many more immersive experiences.   For over 91 years the Globus Family of Brands has been consistently bringing, new, fresh and inventive ideas to the world of travel. Today, we will help you envision your perfect vacation.

In the Debut Episode of the Podcast Julie is joined by her Brothers Matt and Brian of the Horror Movie Night podcast to discuss their collective favorite episode of Boy Meets World. The infamous Scream parody (that's not a Halloween episode!) 'Then There Was Shawn'.Find out more at https://my-favorite-episode.pinecast.coThis podcast is powered by Pinecast.

On this episode of the Podcast Julie talks about the power that comes from focusing your attention on a specific task.  Distraction and multi-tasking are the greatest time thieves, and learning to focus will allow you to create more in your life than you ever thought possible.  Creating a gadget free zone or a thinking chair to allow uninterrupted practice are a good first step. Then planning, scheduling and working to understand yourself better, will allow you to create better focus on your goals and achieve the massive results that you want. 

How many times have you thought “my kid doesn’t appreciate anything I do!”  Teaching gratitude is something we have to teach our kids but it’s also something we have to model because we all know our kids don’t do what we say, they do what we do!   Julie Boyer, Gratitude Guru, shares some simple, age-appropriate ways to cultivate gratitude in your life and how to teach it to your kids!  Why should you care?  Because living in gratitude makes you feel more joyful, connected and present!  We all need more of that, don’t you think?   About Julie Boyer Julie Boyer is three-time Amazon Best Selling Author, four-time (serial) entrepreneur and a three-time Ironman finisher. As a woman who has practiced gratitude for more than a decade, she is the founder of Wake Up With Gratitude™. This most recent business was born after she survived a week-long coma due to a bacterial infection after her (second) miscarriage. That life-threatening experience taught her that every single day is a gift. Julie currently lives on Vancouver Island, where she balances several home-based businesses while homeschooling her 8-year-old daughter. Her mission is to inspire you to ‘Wake Up With Gratitude™’ … every day!  Web: wakeupwithgratitude.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/julieboyer                                Instagram: www.instagram.com/juliecmboyer Email: juliecmboyer@gmail.com   From the Podcast: Julie’s 11 simple ways to practice gratitude daily Wake up with gratitude Write down three specific things you are grateful for today, before bed Notice the abundance that surrounds you and all sources of income, big or small When faced with a challenge, stop and ask yourself, “what am I grateful for right now?” Read and inspirational or self-development book for 15 minutes Every time you pass a mirror, give thanks to your body for being miraculous Use prayer or meditation to give thanks and to create your amazing life Clear the clutter and create space in your life to attract more things to be grateful for Send gratitude and thank you cards weekly Celebrate other people’s successes Become a gratitude ambassador and inspire others to practice gratitude daily For the full article, go to: https://wakeupwithgratitude.com/blogs/gratitude/11-simple-ways-to-practice-gratitude-daily Get your weekly Gratitude Love Letter here: http://eepurl.com/diDMKT Thanks for listening! It means so much to me that you listened to my podcast! If you would like to continue the conversation with me, head on over to www.facebook.com/parenting4connection  With this podcast, my intention is to build a community of parents that can have open and honest conversations about parenting without judgement or criticism.  We have too much of that!  I honour each parent and their path towards becoming the best parent they can be.  My hope is to inspire more parents to consider the practice of Peaceful Parenting. If you know somebody who would benefit from this message, or would be an awesome addition to our community, please share it using the social media buttons on this page.   If you want to get my book, The Yelling Cure, and other resources I offer, please go to www.yellingcurebook.com   Do you have some feedback or questions about this episode? Leave a note in the comment section below!   Subscribe to the podcast If you would like to get automatic updates of new podcast episodes, you can subscribe on the podcast app on your mobile device.   Leave a review I appreciate every bit of feedback to make this a value adding part of your day. Ratings and reviews from listeners not only help me improve, but also help others find me in their podcast app. If you have a minute, an honest review on iTunes goes a long way! Thank You!!  

Our guest is Julie Petschler, Business Development Manager for the Globus Family of Brands. Is it time for you to travel, as you envision the perfect vacation? We think you deserve an extraordinary, engaging vacation. More precisely, a Globus tour or perhaps an immersive river cruise experience. Because for ninety-one years the Globus Family of Brands has been consistently bringing, new, fresh, inventive ideas to the world of travel.

DC Yoga Podcast Episode 26- Julie Eisenberg. "Creating Teachers, not Disciples" - The creation of Lighthouse Yoga - Being an awful yoga student - An exercise junkie finds yoga (but not in the way you might think) - The first taste os Spirituality - Iyengar and geeking out on alignment - Kundalini Yoga - Sadhana - Yoga Teacher Training Transformations - A short history of Kundalini yoga in the US and Yogi Bhajan - Kundalini mantra and Sikhism - The purpose of Mantra in Kundalini yoga - Structure of a Kundalini yoga class - Pranayama - The Kriyas of Kundalini Bio: Jiwan Shakti Kaur (Julie Eisenberg) ERYT-500 started practicing yoga in the 1990s as a way to decompress from a stressful job. Over the years, as her practice deepened and evolved, she began to understand yoga as a tool of personal transformation and empowerment. She is a Kundalini Level 2 Teacher and Professional Teacher Trainer with the Kundalini Research Institute (KRI), with advanced certifications in therapeutics and other modalities. Jiwan Shakti opened Lighthouse Yoga Center in 2013 in her home community of Petworth, DC as a way to share the teachings of yoga with the residents of her diverse neighborhood. Outside the studio she has taught yoga to DC’s homeless population and low-income Spanish-speaking immigrants in Washington, DC and is involved in many community and civic organizations. Her classes, retreats and trainings are energetic, spiritual and often powerfully transformational. For more about Julie and Lighthouse yoga: www.lighthouseyogacenter.com www.facebook.com/lighthouseyogadc/ KRI Level 1 Kundalini Yoga Teacher Training at Lighthouse Yoga Center starts in March, 2020. Details: https://lighthouseyogacenter.com/teacher-training/kundalini

Licensed since 1999, Julie is a real estate veteran in Austin, TX. Realtor, trainer, coach, industry author, career strategist, Julie serves buyers and sellers throughout the Austin area. Julie's 18-year career in the real estate industry includes a 5-year assignment running the largest new agent broker training program in the country.  Julie’s accomplishments include Platinum Top 50 Trainer of the Year, industry journalist, author, and savvy Austin Realtor. Schedule A Free Coaching CallVisit Tim & Julie Harris OnlineListen on iTunesListen on Stitcher

In this insightful episode of the Rooted Podcast, our own Liz Edrington interviews fellow counselor Julie Sparkman about desire, longing,…

In this insightful episode of the Rooted Podcast, our own Liz Edrington interviews fellow counselor Julie Sparkman about desire, longing,…

This episode of the Rooted podcast is a workshop conducted by counselor and Bible teacher Julie Sparkman at our 2018…

This episode of the Rooted podcast is a workshop conducted by counselor and Bible teacher Julie Sparkman at our 2018…

Want to find out why River Cruising is the hottest thing going? Our guest today is Julie Petschler, Business Development Manager for the Globus Family of Brands, to share with us one of the family: Avalon Waterways. With Avalon, the view is the whole point, so they threw out industry standards with their new Panorama stateroom design. Spaces are bigger. Views are more epic. Unique itineraries . Welcome aboard Avalon Waterways !

L'émission du Lundi 08 Avril 2019 ! Julie prends le contrôle de l'émission et invite deux animateurs de podcast. Thomas nous raconte ses sorties de la semaine, Guigui a été à la fermeture d'Armageddon et a été au Parc Astérix ! Pas de jeu cette semaine... On écoute "Focus" d'Ariana Grande

I dag har vi fået besøg af Julie Rudbæk og Jesper Zuschlag, der lige nu er aktuelle med serien "31" - fortsættelsen på "29" og "30", som handler om at være ung, single og på vej ind i voksenlivet. Udover at snakke en masse om serien, udsætter vi Jesper og Julie for endnu et sms-overgreb, der vækker en del reaktioner blandt modtagerne i hver deres telefonbøger. Vi snakker også om løbehjulsapps, vi finder obskure telefonnoter, snager i instagrambeskeder og i browserhistorikker - alt imens Julie og Jesper sidder med vores telefoner og lader os smage lidt af vores egen medicin. Værter: Frederik Dirks Gottlieb og Kasper Lundberg. Produceret af Munck Studios København.

Julie Harrison Harney, '12, talks about her career path since graduating, taking her to multiple stops in New York City, and where she currently is as the Director of Digital for the Jimmy Fallon Show.

Want to find out why river cruising is so popular for almost everyone? Looking for a unique and exciting way to see Europe? Our guest today is Julie Petschler who will tell you about Avalon Waterways trip.

Want to find out why the South Pacific is one of the Bucket List Destinations for almost everyone? Looking for a unique and exciting North America Vacation? Our guest today Julie Petschler and Wendy Mainerich will tell you how with the Globus family of brands!

How do you begin to describe a podcast with a woman who not only help put triathlon on the map, but who has inspired so many people within the sport, and many swim, bike, run civilians as well. Julie Moss was not only one of the first women I heard about when I started to fall in love with triathlon (hit pause and watch this clip now if you haven't already: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nVKqFAPdjIA), but she was also the first person I heard interviewed on a podcast. So to have the opportunity to sit down with Julie and be the one interviewing her felt like things had come full circle. Whoever you are, whatever you're up to, I guarantee you'll be inspired by Julie and her stories - of which there are many. Crawl on my friends!

Julie Vargas is the Senior Director of Career Opportunities at Sport Clips and has been with the company since it began in 1993. In this episode, she reflects on 25 years at Sport Clips and provides insight into why the company has been so successful. Julie also delivers key strategies and pointers to managers and stores looking to recruit and retain the best talent.

This week we had Julie Stewart-Binks from Barstool Sports join the Podcast to discuss life working at Barstool, and how different it is than other media companies. We also discuss the upcoming Superbowl between The Patriots and The Eagles. We talk about the comments Alex Reimer made about Tom Brady and discuss The Weekly Dump. And close out the show with another segment of Lauren's DM's. Its a great show this week don't miss it!

Today we'll hear from Julie Young, CEO of ASU Prep Digital, a new College prep option that started in August of 2017 and supports districts in Arizona and students worldwide. Julie founded and led Florida Virtual in the 90s and has been a leader in online and blended learning for 30 years. Her new gig, ASU Digital Prep, combines online high school and university classes to provide a really unique learning opportunity for students. The ASU Digital Prep students have the chance to explore College majors and careers with ASU centers and staff. Qualified high school students will be concurrently enrolled at ASU, giving them a real leg up on enrollment at ASU, or acceptance at leading universities worldwide.    In this episode, Tom talks with Julie about Florida Virtual and ASU Prep Digital and gets her predictions on the future of online learning. They discuss in-depth about what made FLVS and ASU both huge successes and the future implementations for ASU, as well as her reflections on FLVS.    Key Takeaways:  [1:27] Tom talks with Julie to learn more about her background with Florida Virtual, her current work with ASU Prep Digital, and her predictions for the future of online learning.  [6:19] The goals and differences between Florida Virtual School and other online charter schools.  [8:39] Julie's pioneering of the performance-based funding model.  [11:47] The keys to success in scaling and academics during Julie's time at Florida Virtual School.  [14:45] Why Julie thinks iNACOL is an important organization in kids education.  [17:39] Julie on leading ASU Prep Digital and the success she's had with her team.  [20:15] The value of the concurrent ASU online credit vs. the dual enrollment college credit.  [21:19] Personalized pathways and the unlimited possibilities for students.  [22:47] Serving part-time, full-time, and international students and the goal to connect students to other students around the world.  [24:46] Connected collaborative and project-based learning online.  [26:33] Concurrent enrollment and how they know when a student is ready to take a college class.  [28:15] ASU's business model for Arizona students and international students.  [30:23] The future of online learning and Julie's take on game-based learning and engaging students through the latest technology.  [32:21] Data-driven student supports and A.I. technology.  [33:16] Julie closes with some reflections from her first year at ASU.    Mentioned in This Episode:  ASU Arizona State University  ASU Prep Digital  Florida Virtual School  Miami Dade College  Adobe Connect  iNACOL    Suggested Listening:  If you enjoyed this conversation, check out:  S3: E1 “The Getting Smart Team on the Future of Learning”    Get Involved:  Check out the blog on GettingSmart.com.  Find the GettingSmart podcast on iTunes, leave a review and subscribe.    Twitter-Specific Quotes:    “[The performance-based funding model] really changed how we viewed our roles in our industry.” — Julie Young    “[ASU Prep Digital will have] a mastery-based model, so students do not move on until they've mastered the material.” — Julie Young    “I think we have finally gotten to the point where … online learning is just part of learning.”[Text Wrapping Break]— Julie Young    “I think the instructional methodology was totally our secret sauce [for the success of FLVS].”   — Julie Young    “My belief at this point is that every classroom should be a blended learning classroom.”[Text Wrapping Break]— Julie Young    “Blended learning is not new — it shouldn't be new. But it requires a … highly-trained teacher.”  — Julie Young    “ASU actually launched the network of charter schools back in 2008.” — Julie Young    “We're changing the conversation and creating a new category of school.” — Julie Young    “We're combining high school and college in … a ... way that really gives kids the flexibility to work at their own pace.” — Julie Young    “If we teach it and students don't learn it, we haven't taught it; we haven't done our job.” [Text Wrapping Break]— Julie Young    Quotes:    “Students take the courses for all kinds of reasons. Wonderful opportunity for kids who are accelerating, kids who are strugglings, kids who are pursuing their dreams … We've had athletes, we've had kids on The Voice, we've had kids who are pro golfers, kids who have been in the Olympics...” — Julie Young    “[Florida Virtual School was] just a wonderful opportunity to meet the students where they are and provide a learning environment that is all about them.” — Julie Young    “ASU's new online high school program … allows students to actually take university-level courses and earn credit towards both a diploma and a university degree at the same time.” — Julie Young 

As the Community Manager for Taos, Julie spends the majority of her time attending tech conferences nationwide: speaking and developing relationships with technology professionals and businesses. Relationship builder extraordinaire she loves connecting the dots between people, business and technology to help foster community growth. Julie's Links: Twitter: @Julie_GundDevOpDays Boise: https://www.devopsdays.org/events/2016-boise/program/ Jag754 Gaming: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCemXlxP9AKX1Q8WijN6E5FAVisit Boise: http://www.boise.org/Taos Careers: http://www.taos.com/it-talent/opportunities/Taos Twitter: @WeSolveTheHow

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Host Louise Burns brings you the five essential things every Canadian indie music fan needs to hear this month, including an interview with Julie Doiron and new music from Old Cabin, Armahaim and L Con.

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Unconventional Careers! Last time I interviewed Julie Stuart she talked about leaving her job in politics and starting her business as a graphic facilitator. Julie is a wildly intuitive graphic facilitator and visual strategist with a knack for seeing the bigger picture. Julie has been recognized in the Harvard Business Review for her graphic facilitation work, she s visually facilitated high-stakes meetings for such clients as Accenture, GE, Eli Lilly, Victoria s Secret, the Center for Disease Control (CDC), Duke University, Skype and the United Way. Julie adores playing with possibilities, bringing new ideas into the light to reveal the unexpected, and exploring world-changing ideas. It s time to check back in with Julie about her unconventional career. LISTEN HERE In this interview we discuss: we last spoke in fall of 2009, at the early stages of your business, what are you doing now + describe what it is you do dealing with space in an entrepreneur’s life (the slow times) her default used to be panic lessons she learned letting go of outcome “money cushion” “transactional relationships” strategic freebies for growing your business value of work look at your energy and how it’s showing up Two takeaways – for entrepreneurs in the middle stage of growth for their business Mentioned in this Podcast Julie’s website previous interview with Julie The post Julie Stuart: Building a Biz appeared first on howshereallydoesit.com.

Ted talks to Mike & Julie Penney who have kept German Shepards for a number of years, about the worlds most famous dog show Crufts, Obedience and Agility training and their views on dog breeding. Mike is an Agilty Judge and Julie Stewards at these events. The recording has been split into two parts and this week Julie talks about all things 'Crufts' . Next weeks recording involves Mike and his experiences with dog agility training which is open to every kind of dog with virtually no restrictions imposed,which is not the case with Obedience training. Length: (22mins 03secs) Every review and 5 star rating adds to the popularity of my podcast and helps us put the word out to more people. Make sure to leave a Comment. Your feedback is much appreciated! If You Enjoyed This, Please Go To "FANS OF THIS SHOW" On The RIGHT And Then Click On "BECOME A FAN". In Addition, PLEASE CLICK On The “SEND TO FRIENDS” At The Bottom Of This PodCast Episode…. COPY THE DATA And SEND THIS, and “My Pod Home Page URL”, To EVERYONE In Your ADDRESS BOOK…. FRIENDS Or ENEMIES! WANT TO BE NOTIFIED OF NEW EPISODES? ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Go To “Join my mailing list ” On The RIGHT………. When It Comes Up You Will See On This Page “Add me to pethealth's mailing list:” ………. And Then type in your name and email address ………. Now Just Click “Save”. Technorati Tags: pet health,Dog, Cat, Pet, Animal, Pet Diet, Dog Poop, Dog Training, Dog Grooming, Cat Grooming, Cat Training, Pet Grooming, Pet Training, Animal Training Animal Grooming Blogs, Ted Newman.