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In this episode of State of the Nonprofits, we dive into the creation and goals of the newly formed Midland Nonprofit Marketing Network (MNM). Hosted by MSS's Executive Director, Autumn Vest, the conversation brings together founding members of MNM—Cali Trowbridge of SHARE, Rachel Austin of Bynum School, and MSS's own Leslie English.  Together, they explore how and why this unique network was started, its goals for fostering peer support and collaboration among nonprofit marketing professionals, and its long-term potential for nonprofits. From first meetings and early challenges to ambitious future visions, this episode provides insight into the impact of peer networks on nonprofit success.  Find out more about MNM and upcoming meetings, contact Leslie English at lenglish@midlandss.org.   "State of the Nonprofits" is a program of MSS produced in partnership with the⁠ ⁠Recording Library of West Texas⁠⁠.      

Welcome to the Pinkleton Pull-Aside Podcast. On this podcast, let's step aside from our busy lives to have fun, fascinating life giving conversation with inspiring authors, pastors, sports personalities and other influencers, leaders and followers. Sit back, grab some coffee, or head down the road and let's get the good and the gold from today's guest. Our host is Jeff Pinkleton, Executive Director of the Gathering of the Miami Valley, where their mission is to connect men to men, and men to God. You can reach Jeff at GatheringMV.org or find him on Facebook at The Gathering of the Miami Valley.William Franklin Graham IV (Will) is the third generation of Grahams to proclaim the Gospel under the banner of the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association. The grandson of Billy Graham and the oldest son of Franklin Graham, Will has shared the hope of Jesus with more than 1 million people across six continents since beginning his evangelistic ministry in 2006.“I'm not trying to be the next Billy Graham; I'm just Will Graham,” says the ordained minister. “I have a burden in my heart to preach the Gospel of Jesus Christ. If that's to an arena full of people or one person on the street, I will do whatever God is calling me to do.”In addition to his evangelistic outreaches, Will serves as Executive Vice President of the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association, giving leadership to all aspects of the organization that his grandfather founded in 1950.Will graduated from Liberty University in 1997 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Religion and in 2001 graduated from Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary with a Master of Divinity degree. Will and his wife, Kendra, have two daughters, Christine Jane (CJ) and Rachel Austin, and a son, William Franklin Graham V (Quinn).

In the wake of her appearance on the Rachel Austin show, Alicia finds herself abandoned again by both Nellie and Dwayne. And she can't help but wonder if her audience will abandon her too. But a chance encounter with Rafael - and the spark between them - emboldens her not to loose hope. And even to try reconnecting with Sadie. But will the sudden reappearance of a voice from the past threaten everything? ---- The Valley is a production of Frequency Machine and Arlan Was Here Productions ~ Written and directed by Caleb Aldrich Created by Arlan Hamilton and Brook Sitgraves Turner Starring the voices of… Taylor Kalupa as Sadie Dana Gourrier as Nellie Keri Blunt as Alicia Matthew Cohen as Kyler Jonah Weston as Dwayne Andrew James as Jett Luis Fernandez-Gil as Rafael J. Scott as Gerard Donna Jay Fulks as Erica Seth Austin as the Producer Anne Hollister as Rachel Austin And Mikki Hernandez as Cam Also featuring Burl Moseley as our announcer ~ Recorded by Tim Moore at York Studios Editing and Sound Design by Julian Kwasneski Original Score by Anna Eichenauer Featuring the song “In This Rough” written and performed by TWWO Season 2 by artwork by Mark Daws Executive produced by Arlan Hamilton for Arlan Was Here Productions Executive produced by Stacey Book, Dominique Ferrari, and Avi Glijansky for Frequency Machine. Associate Produced by Dianne Cherrez and Rachel Borders Production Managed by Cynthia Graner ~ For more information on The Valley and all of our original audio shows, please visit FrequencyMachine.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Thoughts on the Beatitudes with Rachel Austin

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The Impact of Prayer for our Nation and Leaders Today we're hearing from William Graham, Billy Graham's grandson, and past honorary chair of the National Day of Prayer.  Get ready to hear from this amazing third generation evangelist about his familiy's ministry and the importance of prayer for our nation and leaders. Ready to be inspired by Will? Let's go.... Will Graham is Vice President and Associate Evangelist of the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association, and Executive Director of the Billy Graham Training Center at The Cove in Asheville, N.C. The third generation of Grahams to proclaim the Good News of Jesus Christ under the banner of the BGEA, Will has shared the Gospel with more than one million people across six continents since beginning his evangelistic ministry in 2006. Will and his wife, Kendra, have two daughters, Christine Jane (CJ) and Rachel Austin, and a son, William Franklin Graham V (Quinn), and live in the mountains of North Carolina. Resources For You: National Day of Prayer Samaritan's Purse Billy Graham Evangelistic Association Next Steps: Share this podcast with a friend Subscribe to You CAN Tell the Children Leave a review on Apple Podcasts Connect with us on Facebook and Instagram Explore Bible2School!

Rachel Austin with an exploration of David and Emmanuel

Welcome to my road trip Biddies and I'm stopping through Richmond Virginia to hang with my friend, Richmond makeup artist, Rachel Austin Boxley! Rachel is an incredibly talented makeup artist who works in a wide range of spaces including editorial, weddings, commercial, boudoir and film. We talk a bit about everything and more about her creative process and working as a professional in her market. I know you will love this episode biddies! About Our Guest: Rachel is a professional makeup artist and stylist based in the small yet vibrant city of Richmond, Virginia. She specializes in looks for editorials, weddings/events, commercials, and boudoir. She aims to highlight everyone's unique features while making them feel authentically themselves. Follow her on IG: @rachelaustinboxley **SAVE THE DATE** Lipstick Biddies ATL meetup on Thursday, August 26th from 6-10PM. Please DM @lipstickbiddies for location details! Lipstick Biddies swag bags and beauty gifts provided by myself and our sponsors for the first 15 attendees! We will also have a grand prize raffle and first access to the Lipstick Biddies merch launch! Sponsored by: Norcostco Atlanta Costume @norcostcoatlantacostume, Ruby May Cosmetics @rubymaycosmetics, Omnia Brush @omniabrush, Breakups To Makeup @breakupstomakeup, B3 Balm @bthreebalm, and Shonda's Botanicals @shondasbotanicals Please click here to support this podcast through Patreon where you will receive for a private facebook group where we network, connect, and share with the community all types of resources to further your career and make long lasting relationships! Your support truly helps me as a small creator to continue to create amazing content for you all and to keep the podcast going! Follow us on IG, YouTube, and Tiktok @lipstickbiddies @rachelrosemakeup and use #lipstickbiddies to be featured for "Feature Fridays" on our IG feed! Connect with your host Rachel on Clubhouse @rachelrosemazza Snag your Omnia Rachel Rose Mazza's Artist's Favorites brush bundle by clicking here and use promo code "RACHELROSE" for an additional 10% off your purchase, also combinable with pro discount --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lipstickbiddies/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lipstickbiddies/support

As we mark a year since George Floyd’s murder in Minneapolis, host Angela Davis reflects on how he changed us — a special broadcast heard on public radio stations across the country. Guests: Angela Harrelson is George Floyd’s aunt who lives in Minneapolis and works with volunteers to preserve George Floyd Square, where Floyd was killed. Harrelson is a registered nurse and co-chair of the George Floyd Global Memorial nonprofit. Resmaa Menakem is a renowned trauma specialist who lives in Minneapolis. His book, “My Grandmother’s Hands: Racialized Trauma and the Pathway to Mending Our Hearts and Bodies” came out in 2017 and hit the New York Times bestseller list after George Floyd’s murder. Brandt Williams is a correspondent for MPR News who has covered police brutality, police-community relations and police reform efforts in Minneapolis. Judy Austin has lived near the intersection where George Floyd was killed for 35 years and raised a family of healers there. She is a doctor of ministry and executive pastor at Proverbs Christian Fellowship in north Minneapolis. Her neighbors call her “Dr. Mom.” Jeanelle Austin is Judy Austin’s daughter and the lead caretaker at George Floyd Square. She is also treasurer-secretary for the George Floyd Global Memorial nonprofit. She moved back to Minneapolis during the 2020 summer uprising to be with family and serve the community. Jeanette Rupert is another daughter of Judy Austin. She is a reverend and a nurse at Methodist Hospital in St. Louis Park. She split her time this past year treating COVID-19 patients in intensive care and treating protesters and neighbors at a makeshift clinic in George Floyd Square. Theodore Austin, who goes by Butchy, is Judy Austin’s son and recently bought the house next door to his childhood home. He is a father of four and a trumpet player. He spent the past year collecting and distributing supplies to people impacted by the uprising and pandemic. Rachel Austin is Butchy Austin’s wife and a mother of four. She coordinated mutual aid alongside her husband and helped take care of children in the neighborhood during the uprising.

Environmentalism can be overwhelming if you're not careful! In this episode of Bottomless Coffee Jerome and special guest host Rachel Austin chat with Alice Tang about contemporary environmentalist practices and the responsibilities that producers have to be better stewards of our shared environment. https://www.patreon.com/bottomlesscoffee (Support Bottomless Coffee!) https://www.instagram.com/alicetang2 (Connect with Alice Tang on Instagram) https://www.instagram.com/therealrachelaustin (Connect with Rachel Austin on Instagram) https://www.instagram.com/lovelaborproject (Follow Love Labor Project on Instagram) https://www.instagram.com/jerometevans (Connect with Jerome on Instagram) https://www.bottomlesscoffeepodcast.com (Bottomless Coffee Website) https://www.instagram.com/bottomlesscoffeepodcast (Follow Bottomless Coffee on Instagram)

Today Ruth and Claire meet with Professor Rachel Austin, the Diana T. and P. Roy Vagelos Professor of Chemistry and chair of the chemistry department at Barnard College in NYC. They talk about helping students meet high expectations in the classroom, including how a positive student experience can lead to higher performance. They also talk about Rachel's thoughts on teaching and learning as a continual process rather than an endpoint to be reached, including applying lessons from the pandemic to being open to continual change.Claire was a student in Rachel's undergraduate chemistry classes at Bates College in the late 2000s, and it was Rachel's class that inspired Claire to major in chemistry. Now Claire emulates Rachel's teaching style in her own classrooms, and is thrilled to talk with Rachel directly about her teaching philosophy in this episode. https://rctaudio.com/profpodcast

Most of us never think about caregiving before we become caregivers ourselves. But when it happens - when you become a caregiver - your life totally changes. And because so few people who aren't caregivers really think about caregiving - your new life as a caregiver can be a lonely one. Our guest today - Rachel Austin - is changing that. Rachel founded the Love Labor Project to connect caregivers - especially young caregivers - so that they can be emotionally supported by people who understand what they're going through. You can connect to the love labor project on instagram. They are @lovelaborproject. Support Bottomless Coffee by becoming a Community Member on Patreon at Patreon.com/BottomlessCoffee

I’m today’s podcast episode, we’ll be continuing our conversation with Rachel Austin about being obedient and understanding your purpose.

In this episode, I discussed being obedient to God with Rachel Austin. You can follow Rachel on social media at __Rachellll. Remember to follow us at BlackMomHealingPodcast and leave a review!

Irene has a conversation with her good friend Rachel about how Rachel got to where she is and what she learned along the way.  Rachel Austin Bernstein is a Minneapolis-based actor, caregiver, and the founder of Love Labor Project, an organization that provides support to young adult caregivers.

In the third and final installment from our summer live show, Rachel Posey Austin shares the terminology her family used to discuss mental health even with children. Then, Katie and Lane's very close friend Ashlee Jordan Pryor-Pitluk joins to discuss her experience with borderline personality disorder. We hope that hearing a conversation about this often-stigmatized disorder handled with love and levity can be helpful to anyone struggling.

On this installment of BGM, we sit down with the marvelous artist and performer Indigo Rael! We chat about her alter ego, Polly Mermaid, making art out of trash, and occupying the spaces in between (oh hey, bisexuality)! Then, get ready for some of our signature zaniness in a musical all about... possums?! Sun and Moon are two trash loving critters who are domesticated by a well-meaning suburban couple, which can only mean one thing... songs about trash, friendship, hammers, nails and being a bringer of death. But most importantly, we somehow make the whole musical a metaphor for bisexuality! Catch Indigo in her show American Blood: A Puppet Bloodretta of the Donner Party at The Vortex this August! The Big Gay Musical Podcast is produced by Tosin Awofeso, Chelsea Beth, Bridget Brewer, Marissa Macy and Ammon Taylor. This episode features the improvisational talent of: Chelsea Beth, Trent Thomson, Casey Marie, Rachel Austin, and Marissa Macy. Follow us on Instagram -- @biggaymusical

This installment of the Big Gay Musical Podcasts features guest Ammon Taylor,  an Austin-based pianist, musical director, composer and performer (wait… isn’t he usually making musical magic behind the keys?!?). He chats about what it was like leaving Mormonism, the experience of doing full Victorian, sister-wife drag and dating people who are still religious. Then, Ammon runs back behind the keyboard for a musical extravaganza all about leaning on religion, facing our pasts, and sassy coffee tables! Also, talking furniture is now queer canon. The Big Gay Musical Podcast is produced by Tosin Awofeso, Chelsea Beth, Bridget Brewer, Marissa Macy and Ammon Taylor. Music by Ammon Taylor This episode featured the improvisational talent of: Rachel Austin, Chelsea Beth, Bridget Brewer and Marissa Macy.   Follow us on Instagram -- @biggaymusical

On this week’s episode, we talk to the magnificent Sophia Poitier: a creative, a thinker, a parent, a performer, a badass genderqueer visionary. Sophia shares her thoughts about alien-inspired gender expression, being a queer parent, how much people love to “mom” you, and even a few nuggets on navigating the healthcare system (hint: it sucks)! Then woah nelly… stay tuned for an improvised musical about a teenager named Amelia and her personified body as they traverse an alien world, take a ride on a literal struggle bus, and step into the reflection zone. Grab your box of tissues, because we’re bringing you the full spectrum of emotion via equal parts goofy UFO jokes and heart-wrenching duets about loving yourself and your body. Watch Sophia perform in The Hideout Theatre’s Dystopian Teen Future, Saturdays in June! The Big Gay Musical Podcast is produced by Tosin Awofeso, Chelsea Beth, Bridget Brewer, Marissa Macy and Ammon Taylor. This episode featured the improvisational talent of: Rachel Austin, Chelsea Beth, Bridget Brewer and Marissa Macy. Follow us on Instagram -- @biggaymusical

On this inaugural episode of The Big Gay Musical Podcast, we first chat with Rachel Austin, an Austin improviser and original cast-member of the 2018 Big Gay Musical stage production. We cover everything from getting over a breakup, to getting people’s pronouns right, to pancake-driven self-care, and even heteronormativity in apps! Then, buckle-up your queer belt for a fully-improvised musical featuring ghosts in a Golden Corral, a bi-curious cat, married men as distractions, and -- WAIT A MINUTE  -- is trying to connect with ghosts just a metaphor for trying to connect with your queerness?!?!?!The Big Gay Musical Podcast is produced by Tosin Awofeso, Chelsea Beth, Bridget Brewer, Marissa Macy and Ammon Taylor.Music by Ammon TaylorThis episode featured the improvisational talent of: Rachel Austin, Chelsea Beth, Trent Thomson, and Marissa MacyFollow us on Instagram -- @biggaymusical

This week, Yes But Why #Podcast features Comedian, Rachel Austin. Rachel urges you to put your grocery cart away OR ELSE. We talk to Rachel about watching horror films in her own special way, about connecting... Read more The post Yes But Why ep 113 Rachel Austin of Fallout Theater discusses confidence, debate and fear. appeared first on Yes But Why Podcast.

Astoria Oregon threatens to turn a family's home into a golf course. With a stroke of luck and some teenage-smarts, it's up to a ragtag group of friends to locate the treasure of a pirate with a very phallic-like name.  Rachel Austin joins WTAW to discuss The Goonies and whether or not this movie is an allegory to puberty. 

Highlights of the 2014 Manchester Theatre Awards at the Royal Exchange Theatre in Manchester on 7 March 2014 hosted by Justin Moorhouse, celebrating the best theatre seen in Manchester throughout 2013. Speakers, presenters and award winners who can be heard on the podcast include: Kevin Bourke, Sue Jenkins, David Crellin, Andrew Wright, Kathryn Davies, Richard Mantle, Ray Fearon, Julian Glover, Lisa Maxwell, Catherine Kinsella, Paula Wilcox, Christine Cort, Christopher Villiers, Isla Blair, Shirley Darroch, Julie Hesmondhalgh, Alistair McDowall, Sir Richard Leese, Matthew Forbes, LipService, Graeme Hawley, Colin Connor, Lisa Connor, Rachel Austin, Ian Kershaw, Eric Potts, Charlotte Keatley, Rob Ward, Martin Jameson, Wyllie Longmore, Freya Sutton, Caroline Clegg, John Henshaw, Joyce Branagh, Suranne Jones, Cush Jumbo, Alex Poots and Chris Honer. Plus other representatives of the Michael Clark Company, Singin' in the Rain production team, Opera North, Manchester International Festival, National Theatre's War Horse and the ensemble of Chicago at Oldham Coliseum.