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All young adults in their 20s and 30s are invited to join the Portland Chapter of Young Catholic Professionals for their Advent Retreat at Mount Angel Abbey​! Sr. Ignacia Carrillo and Sr. Shaila Mathai of the Salesian Sisters of St. John Bosco will reflect on the theme of “Walking with Mary in Times of Discernment." Sarah Kuenzi is joined by Chapter President Chris Dowhaniuk to share more details.Registration information can be found on the YCP Portland Chapter website.Subscribe to the Morning Blend on your favorite podcast platform.Find this show on the free Hail Mary Media App, along with a radio live-stream, prayers, news, and more.Look through past episodes or support this podcast.The Morning Blend is a production of Mater Dei Radio in Portland, Oregon.

 “When you are looking for the wrong thing, it is hard to find Big Love.” - Traci Rossi, Executive Director of Friends of the Children, the Portland Chapter (one of the 36 chapters that mentors youth). Marc and Cathey talk with Traci about the concept of Big Love, what makes it challenging, and how to make it work. They explore how storytelling can reveal what makes your idea important to you and to others. They also discuss how the components of an idea like Big Love can make the “practice” of it more applicable and universal. There are many ways to experience Big Love. By the end, you will learn how to apply Big Love to counteract pain and unite people. To learn more about Traci Rossi and Friends of the Children, go to https://friendspdx.org/ .

Another opportunity to gather and deepen your faith with Young Catholic Professionals, Portland Chapter. Their upcoming Lent retreat will have Archbishop Alexander Sample as retreat leader. Hear all the details and how you can be a part of the day from YCP Portland Chapter President, Chris Dowhaniuk. Subscribe to the Morning Blend on your favorite podcast platform.Find this show on the free Hail Mary Media App, along with a radio live-stream, prayers, news, and more.Look through past episodes or support this podcast.The Morning Blend is a production of Mater Dei Radio in Portland, Oregon.

Eric Wachtman is a CG / VFX Supervisor and Art Director at LAIKA where he's been working for nearly 20 years. Prior to that, he served as the Director of CG / Visual Effects and Art Director at the Cartoon Network. LAIKA was founded in 2005 in Oregon and is guided by the vision of its President & CEO Travis Knight. Located just outside Portland, Oregon, LAIKA was awarded a Scientific and Technology Oscar® for its innovation in 3D printing in 2016.  Its five films – MISSING LINK (2019); KUBO AND THE TWO STRINGS (2016); THE BOXTROLLS (2014); PARANORMAN (2012), and CORALINE (2009) – were all nominated for Oscars® and PGA Awards as Outstanding Animated Film.  MISSING LINK was the first LAIKA film to win the Golden Globe® for Best Animated Feature and was awarded two Visual Effects Society (VES) awards for Outstanding Visual Effects in an Animated Feature and Outstanding Animated Character, and received seven Annie Award nominations. KUBO received a second Oscar® nomination for Outstanding Visual Effects and won the BAFTA Award, as well as three Annie Awards, the National Board of Review's Best Animated Feature citation, and 19 regional and critics' group awards. THE BOXTROLLS earned Critics' Choice and Golden Globe Award nominations and 13 Annie Award nominations, more than any other film that year. PARANORMAN garnered BAFTA, Critics' Choice, and GLAAD Media Award nominations, won two Annie Awards, and was cited as the year's best animated film by 14 critics' groups. CORALINE earned Golden Globe, BAFTA, and Critics' Choice nominations and was named one of the year's 10 Best Films by the American Film Institute (AFI).  In this Podcast, Allan McKay interviews the CG / VFX Supervisor at LAIKA Eric Wachtman about his experience working on award-winning titles of CAROLINE and PARANORMAN, his leadership in founding the Portland Chapter of VES, how curiosity and passion drives one's VFX career, the secret to winning reels and so much more! For more show notes, visit www.allanmckay.com/438.  

Sarah Kuenzi talks with Allison Daily about the value both spiritually and in their career to be part of Young Catholic Professional, Portland Chapter. YCP Portland.Subscribe to the Morning Blend on your favorite podcast platform.Find this show on the free Hail Mary Media App, along with a radio live-stream, prayers, news, and more.Look through past episodes or support this podcast.The Morning Blend is a production of Mater Dei Radio in Portland, Oregon.

I have the pleasure of welcoming to the show Traci Rossi, Executive Director of Friends of the Children, Portland Chapter. Traci has over 20 years of nonprofit leadership experience with an emphasis in education, community outreach, and service to girls, women, children, and families. Traci was recently named a 2020 Woman of Influence by the Portland Business Journal. Friends of the Children's mission is to “Impact generational change by empowering youth who are facing the greatest obstacles through relationships with professional mentors for 12+ years. No matter what.” This literally changes lives and generations. Learn more at https://friendspdx.org/.  To sponsor a podcast, email me at a.livingston@worldventure.com or to donate click here.  Go to https://justicehopefreedom.com/ to learn more about fighting and preventing sex trafficking.

The Portland Chapter of Young Catholic Professionals invites young adults in their 20's and 30's to join them as you grown in your faith and live it in your workplace. New chapter president, Jessie Jose, has all the details. https://the-morning-blend.captivate.fm/ (Subscribe to the Morning Blend) on your favorite podcast platform. Find this show on the free https://materdeiradio.com/hail-mary-media-app/ (Hail Mary Media App), along with a radio live-stream, prayers, news, and more. Look through https://materdeiradio.com/category/morning-drive/ (past episodes) or https://forms.ministryforms.net/viewForm.aspx?formId=f861df13-50f6-4182-8712-b794ec287dfb (support this podcast). The Morning Blend is a production of https://materdeiradio.com/ (Mater Dei Radio) in Portland, Oregon.

Are you looking for a group that shares your Catholic faith? Young Adult Catholics are invited to a special event hosted by Young Catholic Professionals https://www.ycpportland.org/cpages/home (Portland Chapter). David gets the details from Terry Powell! https://the-morning-blend.captivate.fm/ (Subscribe to the Morning Blend) on your favorite podcast platform. Find this show on the free https://materdeiradio.com/hail-mary-media-app/ (Hail Mary Media App), along with a radio live-stream, prayers, news, and more. Look through https://materdeiradio.com/category/morning-drive/ (past episodes) or https://forms.ministryforms.net/viewForm.aspx?formId=f861df13-50f6-4182-8712-b794ec287dfb (support this podcast). The Morning Blend is a production of https://materdeiradio.com/ (Mater Dei Radio) in Portland, Oregon.

In this episode we meet Don Graham, a retired emergency medicine doctor, a long-time member of the Portland Chapter of the American Rhododendron Society, and a Rhododendron gardener extra-ordinaire. We find out how he successfully transitioned his love of Rhododendron from a large-scale outdoor rock garden to a small-but-mighty indoor garden prominently featuring tropical epiphytic Rhododendron species known as Vireyas. Don shares techniques he's used to transform his second-floor condominium and balcony into a botanical wonderland so spectacular that passersby are known to shout their praise up from below, and we learn that the best thing about growing a Vireya garden in your house is that you can expect blooms anytime. Recalling the words of biographer and historian Jenny Uglow, “We may think we are nurturing our garden, but of course it's our garden that is really nurturing us.”

It's a Tech Tuesday on The Morning Blend. Sarah talks with Brenda about some of the highlights in today email. Also, she talks about the value of a retreat and invites Young Catholic Professionals to a special event at Mt. Angel Abbey. https://www.ycpportland.org/cpages/home (Young Catholic Professionals, Portland Chapter).

On episode 23 of “Enjoying the Journey”, we are so excited and honored to be joined by Mr. Steve Hanamura! Born in a Japanese internment camp during World War II, and blind for his entire life, Steve lives with an enthusiasm and perspective every day that is truly amazing. He is the president and founder of Hanamura Consulting, Inc., a firm he founded in 1986 to provide coaching, training, consulting, and speaking. He is widely sought after in the areas of leadership development and innovation, managing and leading diversity initiatives, building effective teams, working with people with disabilities and managing personal and organizational change. Steve has authored two books, “In Search of Vision” and “I Can See Clearly“, and has served as past president of the Portland Chapter of the American Society for Training and Development (now ATD, the Association for Talent Development) and was chair of the board with the Oregon Commission for the Blind for six years. He is an emeritus member of the Diversity Collegium, a group of thought leaders in the field of diversity. Beyond the numerous awards Steve has received for his leadership and diversity training, he was an Olympic Torchbearer for the 1996 Olympics! Though blind, he enjoys running and is an avid sports fan, and he and his wife, Becky, live in Beaverton, Oregon, and have 3 adult sons. Rob and Steve had such an amazing time talking about staying positive and hope-filled through the things life throws our way (and their specific situations), and being “transmitters of hope”, and we are so happy to have you listening in!!!

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On this episode Dr. Jules Boykoff joins DeVon to discuss PDX Protests and how it has been invaded by Trump's Federal Troops (2:37), Protesting with Founder of the Portland Chapter of the Black Panther Party Kent Ford (20:20), Jules new book "NOlympians: Inside the Fight Against Capitalist Mega-sports in Los Angeles, Tokyo and Beyond"(24:47), should the Olympics still be cancelled? (follow up on Jules New York Times article titled 'Cancel. The. Olympics' 43:19), Takin L's segment (54:30) and more!

Black Panther Leader and Founder of the Portland Chapter speaks out at 77 years old. During Covid-19 and the biggest Civil Rights movement recorded in history, he found it important to speak to the people. His message, All Power to the People + more.

Some must-see recruiting videos that talent acquisition teams have put out.This event is part of the "Let's Talk Recruiting" series where a panel of recruiting practitioners get together online and have a conversation on a variety of topics related to corporate recruiting.In today's conversation...Video production can be very costly, are you getting results for your spend?In this session, we review some videos put out by companies that are great examples of what can be done.If you are thinking about getting into producing some recruitment videos, be sure to check this session out.Today's panelists:Amanda Mendez, New York City Chapter with TapadAmanda Radice, Portland Chapter with SurveyMonkeyShelley Radford, Los Angeles Chapter with The Wonderful Company

We all have our story on how we fell into recruiting.This event is part of the "Let's Talk Recruiting" series where a panel of recruiting practitioners get together online and have a conversation on a variety of topics related to corporate recruiting.In today's conversation...Nobody goes to college to become a recruiter, so we all do our learning on the job.If you could tell new recruiters some early “life lessons” around recruiting, what would they be?Listen in to see what our panel members would tell them.Today's panelists are:Katherine Amato, Los Angeles Chapter with Guitar CenterBennett Yang, San Francisco Bay Area Chapter with SoundHoundDavid Wardwell, Portland Chapter with WebMDDamien Fagan, Los Angeles Chapter with Markwins Beauty Brands Global

If only they knew what we knowThis event is part of the "Let's Talk Recruiting" series where a panel of recruiting practitioners get together online and have a conversation on a variety of topics related to corporate recruiting.In today's conversation...Recruiting isn’t as simple as some people like to think it is or what occurs in the day to day life of a corporate recruiter.Our panel discusses some of the misconceptions and misunderstandings about recruiting that they have come across in their careers.Listen in and find out if you share some the same experiences as our panel members, or perhaps have a few of your own that you would like to share."Today's panelists:John Kempe, Denver Chapter with GustoDavid Wardwell, Portland Chapter with WebMDHeather Malone, New York City Chapter with EPIC InsuranceGary Michael, Los Angeles Chapter with Virgin Orbit

What makes a great recruiter great.In today's conversation...There are subtle nuances that separate great recruiters from their peers…but what are they?Out panel members talk about the “art” in recruiting and what traits seem to be common in great recruiters.Listen in to find out if you are in agreement with what are panel members are thinking on this topic. Today's panelists are:Ed Frankel, New York City Chapter with Omnicom Health GroupLeslie Newton, Portland Chapter with RedfinYvonne Ngundam, New York City Chapter with PVH CorpTyler Byrd, Chicago Chapter with West Monroe Partners

  To say our emotions are on high alert these days is quite an understatement. I, like you, have found it difficult to manage let alone even articulate the feelings that are constantly being triggered in the wake of the pandemic. At no time has it been more needed to talk about emotional intelligence and managing our emotions in a healthy way than now.  Today we welcome back to the show, Andrea Hoban to help us cope with Corona using emotional intelligence.  Andrea is Co-Founder and Chief Learning Officer at Oji Life Lab, and has more than twenty years of experience in leading large teams and building business. She is a certified executive coach and leadership development practitioner who has helped hundreds of professionals learn to harness their emotions to achieve their goals. Andrea is a sought after speaker, having presented at many state and national conferences. As an executive coach and facilitator, she works with individuals and teams to achieve goals and push past limitations. She has served as Board President of HerWisdom.org, School Board President at St. Perpetua School in California, Executive Director of the Portland Chapter of Women in Technology, member of the National Association of Female Executives. At Oji, she is reimagining the way we learn skills like emotional intelligence to directly impact the quality of our lives. This conversation is designed to equip you with tools, habits, and insights to capture, re-frame, and manage your emotions in a healthy sustainable way. In edition this will give you some great tips on how to manage the emotions of your team and to use emotional intelligence to lead well both in this crisis and beyond.  We will learn: Using the Mood Meter Managing and Re-framing emotions Staying calm The positive side of being triggered Using Emotional Intelligence to effectively lead and mange your team  Emotional contagion and co-regulation Adopting an emotional charter  Embrace the awkwardness  Permission to feel   Links: Coping with Corona (original) Leaders Edition HR Edition 176 : Harnessing our Emotions at work w/ Andrea Hoban  Deep Listening w/ Oscar Trimboli Self Care 101 Dealing with Stress in the Cafe w/ Joe Sanok TED Talk on stress by Kelly McGonigal Book: Permission to Feel   JOIN THE KTTS MIGHT NETWORK!!! https://keys-to-the-shop.mn.co     The BEST in commercial coffee equipment www.prima-coffee.com/keys   Want the best plant based beverage for your coffee drinks?  www.pacificfoods.com/food-service  

Decentralized Ledger Technology & Crypto in Humanitarian Aid & Development". Join us for an engaging discussion with Alpen Sheth, Senior Technologist, Blockchain and Ric Shreves Director, Emerging Technologies at Mercy Corps.

Our guest for this episode is Pat McCormick, co-founder, along with his daughter Allison, of AM:PM PR (ampmpr.com), a Portland public affairs and strategic communications firm. Pat has over 40 years of experience in Oregon politics and public affairs, working for an Oregon legislator and 18-year member of Congress from Oregon Les AuCoin, working as chief of staff to Oregon House Speaker Hardy Myers, and cofounding three firms. In 1999, he was honored by the Portland Chapter of the Public Relations Society of America with its William Marsh Award, recognizing a career of achievement in public relations. This episode features "Hammer," an original song by Hook & Anchor (soundcloud.com/hookandanchor).

In this episode, TF Blockchain Founder Jonathan G. Blanco goes on the other side of the microphone to be interviewed by TF Portland Chapter Director, Carrie Bracy, about Blockchain Product Strategy. Jonathan discusses how companies and individuals can plan and think through blockchain and cryptocurrency in relation to their company and existing product offering. Jonathan shares how regardless if a company is ready to implement blockchain, they should at the very least be formulating a position to be ready for this emerging technology.

In this episode we speak with Matt McKinney, Head of Marketing of ArcBlock, as we discuss how governments think through blockchain, the role of record management for proper data storage, and how currencies play a factor across industries and segments.

How do self-policing in public spaces, Blackness, and transportation advocacy relate? Learn stories on the intersections of these issues and more in our most recent discussion, with Tamika Butler & Keyonda McQuarters. Tamika Butler is the Executive Director of the Los Angeles Neighborhood Land Trust. In her current role she grows healthier, safer, and stronger communities through the creation of urban parks and community gardens—addressing the critical lack of green and recreational spaces in greater Los Angeles' underserved neighborhoods. Prior to this, Butler was the the executive director of the Los Angeles Bicycle Coalition, bringing energy and passion to the quest for better bicycle access. Keyonda McQuarters stepped up as the Portland Chapter's admin of Black Girls Do Bike over a year ago and has been leading two rides on average per week ever since. Black Girls Do Bike is a national organization with over 75 local chapters. The organization was created to champion efforts introducing the joy of cycling to all women, but especially black women and girls.

Girls drop out of sports at a rate that's six times higher than boys, research shows. In this podcast, Lisa Cohn, host of Ultimate Sports Parent Radio, interviews Samantha Salvia, a World Champion Ultimate Frisbee player who leads Positive Coaching Alliance workshops for coaches, athletes, and sports parents in the San Francisco Bay Area, and Benjamin Dudley, sports dad, coach and executive director for the Portland Chapter of the Positive Coaching Alliance. They address why girls are dropping out and how the trend can be reversed.

Girls drop out of sports at a rate that's six times higher than boys, research shows. In this podcast, Lisa Cohn, host of Ultimate Sports Parent Radio, interviews Samantha Salvia, a World Champion Ultimate Frisbee player who leads Positive Coaching Alliance workshops for coaches, athletes, and sports parents in the San Francisco Bay Area, and Benjamin Dudley, sports dad, coach and executive director for the Portland Chapter of the Positive Coaching Alliance. They address why girls are dropping out and how the trend can be reversed.

Girls drop out of sports at a rate that's six times higher than boys, research shows. In this podcast, Lisa Cohn, host of Ultimate Sports Parent Radio, interviews Samantha Salvia, a World Champion Ultimate Frisbee player who leads Positive Coaching Alliance workshops for coaches, athletes, and sports parents in the San Francisco Bay Area, and Benjamin Dudley, sports dad, coach and executive director for the Portland Chapter of the Positive Coaching Alliance. They address why girls are dropping out and how the trend can be reversed.

Girls drop out of sports at a rate that's six times higher than boys, research shows. In this podcast, Lisa Cohn, host of Ultimate Sports Parent Radio, interviews Samantha Salvia, a World Champion Ultimate Frisbee player who leads Positive Coaching Alliance workshops for coaches, athletes, and sports parents in the San Francisco Bay Area, and Benjamin Dudley, sports dad, coach and executive director for the Portland Chapter of the Positive Coaching Alliance. They address why girls are dropping out and how the trend can be reversed.

This week we talk about the 49ers vs Rams recap and we break down what will it take to beat Carolina at there house . We Have Chris Miller from the North Carolina Triad Chapter and he tells us what they have planned as we take over the Panthers house like we always do and Chris has a lot to update what they have going on .  Then we bring on Alex Carson from the Seattle Chapter and Joshua Billips from the Portland chapter teaming up for week 3 in Seattle and they talk on how we shut down the 12's and what they have planned for the Seattle game and where everyone is meeting . 

Niners Like Us has changed it's name to Niners Radio . We are back with our first show of the 2016-17 Season . We are taking the show up a notch. We will continue to bring you the former and present players that you so much loved from last year but we also are going to have 2 chapter's on each week so the Empire can know what is going on in the chapter's and in the communities. Would you like to know where all the take overs are or where people are just going to meet in the away games? Now the Empire Chapter's have a platform that was never there before . Show Time : Every Wednesday Night and listen anytime on link that will be on facebook and groups and twitter and you can listen anytime you want on itunes   https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/dock-of-the-bay-sports/id1084833147?mt=2. Show start's at 7:00 pm Pacific, 8:00 pm Mountain, 9:00 pm Central, 10:00 pm Eastern on Dock Of The Bay Sports Radio. Facebook link is https://www.facebook.com/groups/837506366365109/ . Follow me on Twitter @Ninersradio . Joshua Billups from the Portland chapter and he will let us know what is going on with there chapter and we will relive something that is very important and that needs to be addresed and that is Fan's be atacked and Joshua and his chapter stepped up and did a great thing for one victum last year . Chris Miller from the Triad Chapter will also join us !   

The two important things that make up an effective Marketing Strategy are BUSINESS & PEOPLE. As proud members of the eWomen Network, we're here to teach you how to market your business well. eWn is a great place to meet and engage with like-minded business people that can help you and vice versa. If you want to boost your marketing and take it to a whole new level, there's only one thing to do: CONNECT with PEOPLE. Host Steve Kidd is delighted to be joined today by a special guest and a very good a friend, who's the managing director of our local eWN here in Portland Chapter and the owner of a fabulous company called Stephanie Connects - Stephanie Arnheim.

If you have a business then you know you need to market it. But even though we know we need to let people know about our product or service often we struggle with understanding, what is the most effective way for us to let others know what we do.  The one key all marketing strategies have in common is people.  You have to connect with people.  For years THRIVE Business Development has been teaching clients that perhaps the #1 most effective way to market yourself is in groups of people just like you.  That is why we are so proud to be members of eWomen Network.  It is a great place to meet likeminded business people that are there to help you as well as looking for help for their business as well.  If you really want to Super Boost your marketing you need to connect with people.  Host Steve Kidd is so delighted to be joined today with special guest  the managing director of the Portland Chapter of eWomen Network.  Our local managing director, good friend and the owner of a fabulous company called Stephanie Connects - Stephanie Arnheim Today we are going to give you insight into using connections with people to to increase the effectiveness of your market strategies.  We will talk about The importance of people in our marketing.Marketing on purpose. Having a plan for your marketing and not just rely on other talking about youHow to make good use of networkingHow to boost the impact of our marketing immediately We invite you to join Steve and Stephanie to find ways to take your business marketing to the next level.

In this week's CRE Elite, I introduce our first Featured Episode. These are reserved for value-add interviews that don't fit the mold of my typical show format. Throughout this process I've been exposed to amazing resources and talent. And, because I make the rules around here, I want to be able to share as much content as possible with you, my listeners. So in this interview, I get a chance to talk to Mike Carey, Vice-President of Tranzon Auction Properties out of Portland, Maine and we feature auctions. As you know by now, I'm a strong proponent of auctions for the right property and situation. In fact, you may recognize Mike as the contact for my show sponsor. The more Mike and I discussed CRE Elite and what it's mission is, I realized that he would be an ideal interview candidate. With direct auction experience spanning over ten years Mike has participated in over $100M in transactions including sales all over the country: A 1997 graduate of Wheaton College in Norton, MA, he lives in Portland, ME and is a past chair and current board member of the Portland Chapter of the Turnaround Management Association.

Central Library hosted readings and presentations commemorating Oregon's late poet laureate on Sunday, January 25, 2009.Featured participants included: Jim Scheppke presents “William Stafford and the Oregon Poetry Collection.” Mr. Scheppke has been State Librarian of Oregon since 1991. Ellen Louise Hart and Holly Springfield present “Where the Right Word Again Begins Time”: William Stafford and Emily Dickinson. Ms. Hart writes about Emily Dickinson's manuscripts, and about prosody and the visual line in Dickinson's poetry and correspondences. Ms. Springfield is a meditation teacher, storyteller and independent student and teacher of Emily Dickinson’s poetry and founder of the Portland Chapter of the Emily Dickinson International Society (EDIS). Don Colburn is a health reporter for The Oregonian. Kirsten Rian was recently nominated for inclusion in the 2008 Best New Poets anthology. Joseph A. Soldati, host for the program, has published numerous poems and essays in a variety of literary journals and anthologies, including most recently The Litchfield Review, The Enigmatist, and Writers Dojo. His poem, “Elegy” will appear in the forthcoming (April 2009) anthology Beloved on the Earth: 150 Poems of Grief and Gratitude. Target Audience: Adults