Podcast appearances and mentions of rachel campbell

The Braw and The Brave is a podcast about people and their passions. Episode 230 is in conversation with actor, dancer, vocalist and vocal coach Rachel Campbell. Discovering a love for the stage at a young age, Rachel studied Musical Theatre at New College Lanarkshire (formerly Motherwell College) before going on to carve out a hugely successful career in both performing and teaching. Her credits to date include A Christmas Carol at The Citizens Theatre, lead vocalist with Royal Caribbean Cruise Line and a character performer at Disney Hong Kong. Rachel is passionate about sharing her knowledge and expertise with others and alongside performing and now teaches at Hamilton Theatre Arts in Glasgow as well as tutoring private students in voice. From travelling the world to juggling life in the arts, Rachel gives a fascinating insight into her world and the highlights of chasing the dream thus far! Rachel on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/rachelcampbellvocalcoach?igsh=ZjdlMnZnc3psbG9y Rachel on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100086141785429 If you've enjoyed this episode you can help support the production of future episodes by clicking on the Ko-Fi link below. Many thanks. https://ko-fi.com/thebrawandthebrave Follow The Braw and The Brave https://www.instagram.com/thebrawandthebravepodcast/ https://www.facebook.com/TheBrawandTheBrave https://twitter.com/BrawBrave

Today's episode is a heartfelt journey through empathy's profound impact, drawing wisdom from the biblical story of Joseph. Joseph's evolution from a self-centered youth to an insightful man in the depths of an Egyptian prison teaches us the significance of discernment in others' despair. By observing the cupbearer and baker's sorrow, Joseph sparked a chain of events that would lead not only to his own redemption but to the prosperity of an entire nation. We delve into how this ancient tale echoes in our own lives, inspiring us to foster growth and harness the power of relational intelligence during times of adversity.Rachel's story of her mother's passing is not singular—each day we encounter souls enduring silent battles, holding stories that can only be unearthed through compassion. In our heart-to-heart, we uncover the 'superpower moments' that surface when we extend our hands to the burdened neighbor, the worried friend, or the stranger we meet. The thread of community weaves through our narratives, spotlighting the vital role of support systems and prayerful reflection in lifting one another up. We laugh together too, as we consider the curiously human trait of gossip and its unexpected role in relationship building and character development.Finally, we put on the cape of curiosity—our greatest superpower—and discuss the simple, yet profound act of engaging with others by inquiring about their lives. This episode is an invitation, a call to be part of a movement that celebrates the incredible stories each person carries. Just like the wholesome goodness of kale in our diets, this superpower enriches our lives with positivity—minus the bitter aftertaste. So, join us as we delve into the superpowers nestled in everyday interactions, the kind of stories that ripple out compassion and understanding into the world around us.

Strap on your sneakers and prepare for a journey of endurance both on the pavement and in life, as Israel shares the tale of conquering the LA Marathon and the profound insights gained along the way. From the unexpected challenge issued by a church member to the final strides across the finish line, this episode is a testament to setting monumental goals and the sweet victory of achieving them. Rachel, with her quick wit, chimes in on the laughter we shared when a marathon date idea turned into a deeper conversation about perseverance and the communal spirit that empowers us through life's marathon.Ever wondered how marathon training can mirror the intricacies of spiritual fortitude? We unwrap this intriguing concept, discussing the parallels between physical preparation and nurturing one's spiritual health. Just as customizing nutrition and workout plans is crucial for any runner, we underscore the significance of tailoring our spiritual routines amidst the chaos of life's demands. Whether you're a parent seeking connection or an individual carving out a path for personal growth, this episode addresses the necessity of consistent, sustainable practices that keep us pressing forward, mile after mile.As the episode winds down with the lessons of the long run, we reflect on the importance of self-encouragement and the pivotal moments when we must be our own cheerleaders, just as David found strength in the divine. Drawing from biblical wisdom, we apply these principles to marriage, parenting, and career aspirations, emphasizing the impact of small yet steady steps. Before we part, join us in a humorous nod to the post-race glow and the respectful retirement of my marathon medal, as we remind ourselves that while rest is essential, the race of life ceaselessly beckons us forward.

Have you ever unwrapped a gift, only to find it wasn't the treasure you anticipated? Join us on a journey where we share those 'Why Didn't I Get A Wagon' moments, and how they've unexpectedly enriched our lives. Israel unveils a birthday story that pivots from dismay to a deeper appreciation for sentiment, while I recount a tale of youthful anticipation ending in a comical twist. Our personal narratives aim to foster a sense of community, inviting you to ponder the virtues of gratitude and the unexpected gems life bestows upon us.The essence of true discipleship often involves a path less trodden, marked with sacrifices that refine our spirits. In this conversation, we peel back the layers of carrying God's anointing, a mantle that comes with its own set of trials and triumphs. We draw from the lives of Biblical heroes and intertwine tales of our own to illuminate the weight—and the rewards—of spiritual leadership. If the allure of ministry fame has ever beckoned you, discover why the path to such recognition is laden with challenges meant to prepare your heart for the journey ahead.Wrapping up, we explore the transformative power of praise through the inspiring account of Paul and Silas. Their story is a testament to the triumph of purpose over personal liberation. We also introduce the concept of a "miracle list"—a personal ledger of the divine fingerprints in your life. This list serves as a reminder of God's fidelity, offering strength during times of envy or dissatisfaction. We pepper in a bit of humor (yes, you'll hear Israel's  best John Wayne impression) as we invite you to reflect on the miracles of yesterday and eagerly anticipate those yet to unfold. Share your thoughts with us as we together navigate this spiritual sojourn.

Have you ever caught a glimpse of yourself in a mirror and wondered if the reflection staring back is truly who you are, or just a facade we've grown accustomed to? Rachel and Israel wrestled with this very question as we dissected the theme of 'Projecting vs Reflecting' in our spiritual and daily lives. Inspired by a church message spotlighting the children of Israel's command to shed their jewelry, we're led to introspection. Are we, like Peter before his transformation, wearing masks that conceal the God-given power within us? Stripping away the layers, we share candid experiences and the subtle allure of projecting false perfection, especially within faith circles.The pressure to present an impeccable image can be overwhelming, and it often sneaks into the most pious of places—our faith communities. We peel back the curtain on this struggle for authenticity, offering personal tales and insights that reveal the dangers of living behind a pretense. We take a hard look at the cultural obsession with rented luxury and the social media highlight reels that can distort our genuine faith experiences. In a call to embrace our flawed humanity, our dialogue serves as a gentle reminder to reflect the true essence of Christ's love in our actions, rather than an airbrushed version of righteousness.As we navigate the delicate dance of engaging in worldly affairs without compromising our divine mission, we contemplate the impact of our words and deeds. Can we participate in political discourse without letting fear and personal bias eclipse the light we're meant to shine? We examine how prayer, stillness, and peace can become transformative tools in our quest to reflect Jesus more clearly. The challenge we leave you with is a profound one: to consider the distinction between reflecting divine truth and projecting our own insecurities. Join us on this thought-provoking journey, and as always, your responses and inquiries are not just anticipated but essential to our collective exploration.

Have you ever felt the weight of the world on your shoulders, only to realize some of it wasn't yours to carry? Join us as we traverse the delicate line between our earthbound responsibilities and the divine duties reserved for a higher power. This episode is a soul-stirring blend of personal reflections and stories that reveal the freedom and spiritual growth awaiting us when we learn to trust in God's sovereignty.Together, we celebrate worship as a transformative daily practice, not confined to Sunday mornings. It's about living in a way that honors God's enduring rule over our lives. We'll share how worship can shift spiritual atmospheres and bring us into harmony with the divine. And if you're seeking comfort in the midst of life's uncertainties, we delve into the beauty of embracing God's mysteries, finding peace in faith when answers are scarce. We consider the diverse roles we play in God's kingdom and how understanding our place can lead to deeper spiritual transformation—both for ourselves and others. We share stories that demonstrate the power of gentle guidance and prayer over forceful persuasion in changing hearts. As we wrap up, we will explore the therapeutic act of writing down our thoughts, distinguishing between our tasks and those designated to God, a practice that promises clarity and stress relief. Tune in, and let's embark on this journey together.

Friends can be our greatest allies or our unintended nemeses during life's more turbulent chapters. Our latest episode wades into the complexities of support systems against adversity, as exemplified by the biblical Job and his circle. You'll discover the nuances of advice that aims to uplift but sometimes misses the mark, and we'll share personal reflections on finding the balance between truth and encouragement. There's a candid exploration of how our words can impact those grappling with trials and the vital role of empathy and unity within the Christian community when standing against societal challenges.Treading carefully through the minefields of public discourse, we unravel the art of graceful communication. Inspired by C.S. Lewis's "Mere Christianity," we dissect the importance of presenting a cohesive front in faith conversations and the transformative power of gentle correction. The episode contrasts the wise counsel of Nathan the Prophet with the abrasive tone often found on social media, inviting listeners to embrace humility and discretion. We dissect the pitfalls of speaking with certainty about God, a lesson underscored by the error of Job's friends, providing a poignant reminder of the weight our words carry.As we wrap up, the spotlight turns to the transformational nature of the Word, steering us from using sermons as platforms for indirect reprimand. We delve into the significance of the Holy Spirit's guidance in cultivating relationships that allow encouragement to flourish. Our narrative concludes by encouraging you to share the comfort found in God's message, emphasizing the cascading effect of positive affirmation on the individual and broader community. This episode promises to arm you with insights for uplifting those around you, ensuring that encouragement echoes throughout your interactions.

Imagine standing firm in your faith while the world around you feels like a modern-day Babylon. That's the journey we delve into on today's podcast, where we're joined by the coolest moms, sharp eighth graders, and everyone in between to discuss "Flourishing in Babylon." We crack open the pages of Jeremiah 29:11, not just as a comforting graduation verse but as a battle cry for those of us navigating today's cultural exile. With societal norms shifting away from Christian values, we reveal how you can still prosper and find hope, just like Daniel and his companions, without compromising your beliefs.As we wander through the metaphorical gardens of Babylon, we uncover the secret to thriving: a patient, steadfast faith that witnesses through action rather than confrontation. Inspired by the long-haul commitment of sharing the Bible with a dear friend over a decade, we explore the notion of dreaming big and investing in the future, even when it feels like we're imprisoned by our circumstances. Our conversation paints a vivid picture of how, amid adversity, God's blessings can multiply, and we, like Daniel, can emerge ten times better in all aspects of life. It's about being deeply rooted in a community and shining bright in the darkest of times.To wrap things up with warmth and anticipation, we chat about the sweet promise of becoming grandparents, painting a vision of the future that includes wedding bells for Phoebe and Chloe and the patter of little feet. We muse over the joy that comes from nurturing the next generation and whether we're truly ready for the grandparent life. So, grab a comfortable seat and listen in as we share our hearts, laughter, and maybe even a tear or two, on this episode of the Campbell Soup podcast.

Ever felt the sting of discipline and wondered why it's necessary, especially on a spiritual path? We dive headfirst into this topic, revealing how discipline is not just a form of correction, but an expression of divine love. Join us for an episode filled with laughter, hymns, and the occasional off-key note, as we share personal experiences from worship to the wisdom of Hebrews 12. Discover how embracing discipline can shape faith, character, and the very essence of our journey with God.Parenting isn't for the faint of heart, and when it comes to disciplining children, the stakes are sky-high. Our foray into the LA foster system and parenting classes shed light on the long-term impact of discipline—or the lack thereof—on a child's future. Through tales of setting loving boundaries and the art of saying 'no', we unpack the importance of 'Christian disciplines' in raising resilient, godly individuals. It's a candid look at how the delicate dance of love and correction can build a foundation for the next generation.Wrapping up, we reflect on the ripple effects of self-discipline on personal growth and family dynamics. From heartfelt apologies that mend past rifts to the daily grind of financial and relational self-control, we share stories from our own road of discipline, including the hurdles faced when it wasn't part of our upbringing. Get inspired to set incremental goals guided by spiritual principles that lead to life-changing rewards. Whether it's reconciling with loved ones or enduring the elements for a morning run, discipline takes center stage as our greatest ally in the pursuit of growth.

Have you ever felt like a modern-day Daniel, striving to live out your convictions in a world that seems to be on a different page? Join us as we share our journey through the cultural 'Babylon', unveiling how to keep your faith vibrant and your identity intact. We're not just talking about surviving; we're discussing thriving. Our conversation travels through the delicate balance of being true to our core values while still engaging dynamically with the world around us. The secret? A 'diet' of behaviors and attitudes that are nourishing to the soul, allowing us to be in the world but not of it.It's one thing to navigate these challenges ourselves, but what about the next generation? We dive into the profound impact of living with intention, particularly through the lens of parenting in the secular sphere. Biblical figures like Daniel and his companions set a powerful example, not just in their time, but for us today as we seek to raise children who can stand firm in their beliefs amidst the bustling 'Babylons' of our modern cities. Our discussion unveils the joy and security found in God-defined boundaries, providing a blueprint for cultivating lives filled with purpose and tranquility amidst the chaos.In the final stretch, we zero in on the essence of profitable actions within our spiritual walks. It's about discerning which steps forward will truly enrich our journey, inspired by the teachings of Paul and the life of Jesus. We get real about the struggles, including maintaining a social media presence that honors our spiritual journey. And as we conclude, we revisit the vital role of the Holy Spirit's guidance in fine-tuning our perceptions, enabling us to navigate life's battlefield without crossing into enemy territory. So, whether you're on your daily commute or finding a moment of stillness, let this episode be a companion in strengthening your discernment and shining your light brightly.

Have you ever faced a door that just wouldn't open, no matter how hard you pushed? We've all been there, and in this heartfelt episode, we unravel the mystery behind life's closed doors. I share intimate stories of personal setbacks and the surprising good that can emerge when things don't go according to plan. Join us as we delve into the idea that these obstacles might actually be divine interventions, guiding us towards a greater path, and how fear of making the wrong choice shouldn't hold us back from moving forward.As the conversation unfolds, we witness the powerful interplay of determination and patience through Israel's battle against the odds of a life shaped by addiction, and my own pursuit of uniqueness among a large family. We engage in an honest discussion about the art of decision-making within the spiritual realm, emphasizing the necessity of discernment, prayer, and wise counsel. Through our anecdotes, we illustrate the transformative nature of faith in navigating life's challenges, and how understanding God's heart can lead to profound changes in our lives.In our final segment, we tackle the complex questions that arise when we encounter barriers on our journey. Is it a red flag from the divine, or just another hurdle to leap over? We invite you, our cherished listeners, to become part of the conversation by sharing your own experiences with seeking God's guidance and protection. Whether you're listening while tackling your to-do list or taking a moment to reflect, this episode is designed to offer encouragement and insight as we collectively seek to interpret the divine hand in the unfolding tapestry of our lives.

Ever wondered how surrendering to God's will can ignite a revival in your spiritual life? Join Rachel and Israel as we kick off the year with a heart-to-heart on the Campbell Soup podcast, where we peel back the layers of authentic Holy Spirit movements and the beauty of divine surprises. We delve into the richness of traditions like prayer and fasting, and how they blend with the anticipation of fresh spiritual encounters. Our discussion will leave you with a rejuvenated perspective on expectancy, tradition, and the transformative power of prayer as we gear up for a year of perseverance and faith.As we navigate the landscape of prayer, we don't just skim the surface. Rachel and Israel explore the depths of aligning our hearts with God's will, taking cues from Jesus's own example. Stories of Abraham's negotiation with God and Daniel's unwavering persistence illustrate the monumental influence our prayers can have. Understanding that as children of God, we're armed with an authority in prayer that shapes our approach to God's power and purpose. This chapter is an affirming reminder of how our identity in Christ infuses confidence into our conversations with God.In the spirit of nurturing a flourishing prayer life, I share some personal tactics that have bolstered my own spiritual journey. From the cathartic process of jotting down concerns to fostering a community of prayerful support, these insights are practical stepping stones toward a more intentional dialogue with God. We highlight the significance of routine and setting an example for future generations in their prayer habits. As we embrace 2024 with open hearts, I extend my prayers to you for a year teeming with blessings and growth. Tune in for an episode that offers not just food for thought but soulful nourishment as well.

Do you find your Christmas spirit dwindling amidst the frenzy of arguments over the phrase "Merry Christmas"? You're not alone. Let's journey together towards the heart of Christmas, unraveling the true essence of this season which is more than mere words or decorations. As we reflect on a passage from Colossians 1:27, we find ourselves entrusted with a mission to carry the glory of God, drawing others towards Him, rather than engaging in trivial disputes. Dealing with the anger and frustration towards those who don't share our beliefs is as old as the faith itself. However, the power of God isn't affected by these. We are called to embody the spirit of Christ, showing His love and grace to those around us, standing as beacons of hope in a weary world. By surrendering to God's bigger plan, we become His vessels, through which His power and glory are manifested. A personal anecdote of assisting a woman in a wheelchair and her service dog serves as a potent reminder of the significance of small acts of service - they prepare us for larger opportunities and help us stand out through love, rather than resistance.Keeping our focus on the true meaning of Christmas is paramount. That's why we're offering daily Advent devotions on our Instagram page. Here, friends and members of our church share their insights and ideas about Christmas, providing a community of support for those struggling to maintain a Christ-centered perspective during the holiday season. Join us, as we celebrate a Christmas filled with the true spirit of Christ. Experience the joy that comes not from the world, but from carrying His glory within us. Merry Christmas!

What if you could reclaim your joy and peace this holiday season, not just for yourself, but for those around you as well? As we unwrap the concept of creating safe spaces, we invite you to join us on a journey that seeks to challenge and change your perspective on fear and anxiety. We share a powerful personal narrative about battling anxiety attacks through God's word, reinforcing the power of faith and trust in His love. This touching story reminds us all that fear is a spiritual fight, one we can conquer by relying on God's love, power, and sound mind. Imagine overcoming paralyzing fear and anxiety to create a haven for yourself and others. We explore this possibility, drawing from biblical examples like Mary and Timothy to illustrate God's immense power to overcome fear and instill peace through the Holy Spirit. Let's redefine our understanding of fear as a spiritual struggle, and find strength in trusting God's power to defeat it. This journey of overcoming is not one of shame but of courage and reliance on the divine. Finally, we ignite a conversation about overcoming fear from another perspective, one that emphasizes empowering the spirit. We delve into the role of the Holy Spirit in combating fear and talk about the importance of surrendering to His power. Staying mindful of what we consume - be it from media or entertainment, becomes essential as we guard our hearts and minds from fear. By sharing personal experiences and practical tips, we hope to guide you on a path towards defeating fear and living in the power of the Holy Spirit. This Christmas, let's not allow fear to control us. Instead, let's break free and cultivate safe spaces filled with faith, love, peace, and joy. Merry Christmas to all!

Ready to unlock the power of gratitude and celebrate Thanksgiving like never before? Prepare to lay your envy to rest as we reflect on life's blessings, both big and small, in this heartwarming episode. Drawing inspiration from Jesus and Paul, we reveal how thankfulness can keep us grounded, even amidst today's digital hustle and bustle. So, gear up to embark on a soulful journey that promises to expand your understanding of gratitude and its profound impact on our daily lives.We unmask the enemy's attempts to steal our joy, and emphasize the significance of celebrating God's bountiful goodness without hesitation. Remember the grace and forgiveness that God has showered upon us, and stand firm against attempts to make our celebrations seem extravagant or unnecessary. We're here to remind you that it's not just okay, but absolutely essential, to rejoice in the divine gifts we've been blessed with. So, let's hold our heads high and declare our gratitude with a resounding voice.We're not stopping there! We're arming you with practical strategies to cultivate a heart of thanksgiving. From reciting God's goodness to breaking free from our selfish tendencies, we're sharing ways to elevate your sense of gratitude. And guess what? Even something as simple as jotting down your blessings can have a remarkable effect. As Thanksgiving approaches, we're exploring how being grateful for God's past, present, and future works can instill a deep sense of contentment within us. So join us, stretchy pants and all, for a heartfelt conversation that's guaranteed to leave you uplifted and imbued with a renewed sense of appreciation.

Digital screens may be an essential part of our lives, but have you ever stopped to ponder the toll they're taking? We're here to open your eyes to the concept of digital hygiene. Join us on this journey as we share our personal battles with digital dependency, and how it can shatter relationships, amplify anxiety, and steal away precious life moments. Together, we'll explore the value of setting guidelines and rules to foster healthier digital habits for ourselves and for the younger generations who look to us for guidance. Brace yourselves as we dive into the refreshing idea of digital detox and its powerful impact on our interpersonal communications. We share practical strategies for disconnecting from the digital world to foster real-world connections with loved ones. Furthermore, we delve into the importance of setting boundaries in our digital lives, a crucial step to investing in our future selves. We'll provide you an array of tips to help you go 'old school,' such as using traditional alarm clocks, deleting apps post-use, and setting clear digital boundaries. We encourage you to join in the conversation, sharing your own experiences and ideas on practicing good digital hygiene. We're excited to embark on this journey with you toward a healthier digital lifestyle.

Could your marriage benefit from a daily dose of divine intervention? We're unpacking a fascinating new approach to relationships that's showing a 99% success rate. This episode is a must-listen for married couples, divorcees and even singles who are exploring the transformative power of prayer. We're taking a bold look at how a couple's daily prayer can interrupt ingrained patterns, build confidence, and foster unity.Ever thought of voicing your prayers with your partner? We're journeying into the realm of shared prayer, laying bare the incredibly potent benefits that come with praying out loud together. Unveil the subtle art of co-laboring with God in your relationship and the peace and trust that springs from focusing on God as your provider. You'll enjoy listening to the psychological and emotional benefits that this habit can bring, and how it can refocus and strengthen your bond.Finally, we're putting the spotlight on the might of declarations and God's word in prayer. Remember, prayer isn't a chess game — it's a heart-to-heart with the divine. And we'll give you plenty of creative ways to engage with it. You'll learn how to pray for your spouse effectively, how to incorporate God's word, and even how to inject a little fun into the process. Discover how you can encourage a powerful, unifying force in your relationship with nothing more than a touch of creativity, a dash of laughter, and a whole lot of faith. Strap in for this faith-filled journey to a healthier, happier relationship.

Have you ever wondered how fear can make us behave irrationally, and how we can counteract it? In this enlightening discussion, we unfold the importance of having a plan when fear strikes and illustrate how fear can impact our decision-making abilities. We use examples from horror movies to explain how fear can blind our rationality and we share a lighthearted moment discussing potential episodes based on our own fear-driven decisions. We then take you through a spiritual journey, emphasizing the power of retaliating against fear not with conflict, but with faith and love. Drawing from biblical examples, we advocate for responding to fear with kindness, generosity, and unwavering faith in God. We explore the potent forces of prayer and the importance of setting our minds on spiritual things above the earthly. We discuss the danger of becoming too focused on worldly knowledge and stress the importance of giving difficult situations to the one who can fix it.In a personal revelation, we share our own encounters with anxiety attacks and how praying in the Spirit helped us triumph over them. We underscore the importance of the Holy Spirit and how it can fortify our inner selves. We delve into the concept of speaking in tongues, and how it can provide us with discernment and a closer connection to God. Wrapping up, we offer a prayer for those who haven't yet been filled with the Holy Spirit, hoping that they too can experience the power of this divine connection. We trust that this discussion will aid you in overcoming your fears and in nurturing a robust connection with your spiritual community.

Struggling with fear? Wondering how to find hope in a world filled with anxiety and uncertainty? Get ready for an enlightening conversation that promises to equip you with spiritual practices to help you navigate these challenging times. Learn how you can become a 'thermostat' - someone who influences the atmosphere, rather than simply absorbing it. Implementing these practices not only helps you manage fear, but also allows you to create a spiritual routine that becomes second nature.In this episode, we're joined by our dear friend, Israel. We dive into the power of remembering God's past actions as a catalyst to deepen faith and trust in Him. Looking back at God's faithfulness gives us courage and reminds us that He is in control, irrespective of the circumstances. Israel and I discuss how guarding our time, especially our intake of news and other media, can help manage anxiety and fear. We also delve into the importance of abiding in God, particularly during times of political turmoil.Finally, we underline the strength that comes from congregating with other believers. We shed light on how it can help us combat fear, build faith, and appreciate the beauty of the house of God. The act of coming together not only provides comfort but also reminds us of God's goodness. Through this conversation, we're hoping to encourage you to not let yourselves feel offended or disillusioned by the church, but rather, see it as a vibrant, supportive community. Tune in for a heartening chat filled with spiritual wisdom and encouragement.

In this episode of the Israel and Rachel Campbell Soup podcast, the hosts dive into the idea of refreshing others and how it leads to personal refreshment. The episode's focal point is Proverbs 11:25, which states, "The generous will prosper; those who refresh others will themselves be refreshed." Israel and Rachel reflect on the significance of this verse and how it applies to our lives.They discuss the misconceptions of self-refreshment and how often we turn to temporary and costly forms of self-indulgence when we're feeling overwhelmed. Instead, they propose a counterintuitive approach – refreshing others first, which ultimately brings the blessing of personal refreshment.Rachel shares practical ways to put this concept into action, including self-awareness and recognizing selfishness in our lives. They reference the example of Jesus, who broke the cycle of selfishness by serving others. The hosts also mention the apostle Paul's commitment to living his life as a drink offering poured out, exemplifying the value of a life poured out in service.The episode highlights the idea that living a life of giving and refreshing others is not only rewarding but aligns with God's way and leads to a deeper sense of personal refreshment.

Have you ever wondered how to become resilient, how to become immune to hurt? Welcome to the Campbell Soup Podcast with your hosts, Israel and Rachel Campbell. In this episode, they dive into the topic of becoming "hurt-proof." Join them as they discuss the importance of not letting offense and hurt control your life, and how to navigate the challenges that come with being a believer. The hosts share personal stories of church hurt and betrayal, emphasizing the value of staying planted and resilient.Israel and Rachel highlight the significance of the scripture, "Great peace have those who love thy law, and nothing shall offend thee," in shaping their lives. They stress that while offenses are inevitable, being offended is a choice, a lifestyle decision.The hosts also reflect on their own experiences of church hurt, where they faced unexpected challenges, betrayals, and hardships within their faith community. They discuss how staying rooted and not getting hurt enabled them to overcome these trials and grow stronger.Rachel shares a recent personal experience of deep betrayal from people she considered family, acknowledging that there will always be painful events in life. The episode emphasizes the need to hurt-proof your life and not let offense control your destiny.So, if you're looking for practical advice on navigating the challenges of faith, staying resilient in the face of hurt, and learning from the hosts' own experiences, be sure to tune in to this episode of the Campbell Soup Podcast.

Rachel Campbell completed her PhD in visual culture, celebrity studies, and musicology. Her thesis, 'The image of musical celebrity in the Nineteenth Century' considers the way visual representations of musicians influenced how they were seen as celebrities through analysis of oil portraits, busts, prints and other ephemera. She also holds a Bachelor of Music (First Class Honours) and is a professional musician and has been a music teacher for nearly 20 years. She has three children who play 8 musical instruments between them, and so in her spare time you can find her playing D&D (her current character is a Paladin called Florence Lightbringer) to try to escape the noise. In this episode Rachel shares her unique journey into academia, having started her university education later in life after having children.  Rachel discusses the initial motivations for pursuing a doctorate and how she navigated through the tough times and challenges during her PhD journey. Rachel opens up about significant life events that occurred during her PhD, including her mother's battle with breast cancer and the end of her marriage.  She talks about the importance of recognizing when you need a break and taking that time to prioritize personal well-being.  Rachel emphasizes the need for self-compassion and modeling positive behaviors, especially for children, while pursuing a PhD. Rachel shares her ‘happy ending' and the fulfillment she finds in her current role and encourages other PhD researchers to “back themselves” as their undertake their doctoral journey.   For a transcript of this episode go to www.thephdliferaft.com If you would like to receive a useful weekly email from the PhD Life Raft you can sign up here for ‘Notes from the Life Raft': https://mailchi.mp/f2dce91955c6/notes-from-the-life-raft  

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Rachel Campbell is a mom, doula, and leader in her local community. In this episode, she shares her two medicated hospital birth stories with her daughter and son. In this episode, we cover: Rachel's first birth, which was marked by a failed epidural, an extended pushing period, and a forceps-assisted delivery Her complicated postpartum period, which included an infection and difficult healing journey with a severe tear Rachel's second birth, which was remarkably similar to her first, but with a very different redemptive outcome Advocating for yourself with providers postpartum and taking care of your own medical needs, even when it seems like other people are not taking your concerns seriously A brief chat about the use of an SSRI medication to manage postpartum depression A doula chat with Heidi and Rachel about tips for staying hydrated during pregnancy, especially during hot weather XOXO -Heidi Resources: Birth Story Academy Online Course Use code BIRTHSTORYFRIEND for $20 off Shop My Birthing Workbooks and Guides I'm Heidi, a Certified Birth Doula, and I've supported the births of over a thousand babies in my career. On the Birth Story Podcast, I'll take you on a journey through your pregnancy by providing you education through storytelling. I provide high-level childbirth education broken down to make it super digestible for you because I know you are a busy person on the go. Plus, because I am so passionate about birth outcomes, you will often hear from many of the top experts in pregnancy, labor and delivery, and the sacred postpartum period. Connect with Me! Instagram YouTube My Doula Heidi Website Birth Story Media™ Website

Ever feel like you're stuck in a blame game, constantly pointing fingers at your past or others for your current behavior? Break free from this toxic cycle and learn to embrace the power of the cross in this transformative episode. We share personal stories and testimonies that reveal the life-changing freedom and victory that Jesus offers when we move past blame and take ownership of our actions.Discover the importance of genuine apologies without excuses, not only for your personal growth but also for the health of the church. We discuss the crucial balance between secular and Christian counseling, emphasizing the need to seek guidance from the Word of God and remain accountable to Christian leadership. By doing so, you too can experience true repentance and healing from sin and trauma, shedding the weight of blame and shame that's been holding you back.Join us as we dive into the story of Nehemiah, who was able to repent for his and his father's sins and rebuild the wall in just 52 days, showcasing the power of the Word of God. Say goodbye to the blame game and embrace the healing, freedom, and transformation that comes from a relationship with Jesus – it's time to step into the life you were meant to live!

Can understanding our heavenly Father help us be better earthly fathers? Today, as we celebrate Father's Day, we dive deep into the significance of fathers and the role of family in the kingdom of God. Our insightful conversation emphasizes how a healthy father-child relationship serves as the foundation for a strong family unit, and tackles the topic of toxic masculinity, which is often the result of the absence of fathers in people's lives.Discover the legacy that fathers leave on generations and how it impacts our faith. We share the importance of recognizing the positives and negatives of our family trees, without letting generational strongholds and mistakes hinder our growth in faith. Listen in as we discuss the significance of identifying and resolving generational conflicts to live out God's plan for our lives.Get ready for invaluable fatherhood and parenting advice as we explore the balance between tough love and support. We emphasize the importance of consistency and the dangers of verbally abusing children, while discussing how to empower them to face difficult moments and develop confidence through trust. Don't miss this heartfelt episode on fatherhood and its crucial role in our lives. Like, subscribe, and leave your comments when we post this podcast on social media – we'd love to hear your thoughts!

Israel & Rachel Campbell " SOUP" Podcast Episode 34 "AI vs. Godly Wisdom"

Israel & Rachel Campbell " SOUP" Podcast Episode 33 "Push Back"In this podcast episode, Israel & Rachel discuss the topic of standing up against the enemy's attacks. They share a personal story of their 13-year-old son facing bullying at school and the advice they gave him to push back. They draw parallels between this situation and the spiritual battle believers face. They emphasize the importance of recognizing the existence of an enemy and discerning spiritual warfare. They highlight the need to be filled with the Holy Spirit and tap into God's power rather than relying on their own efforts. They talk about the significance of worship, prayer, and quietness in receiving the Holy Spirit. Rachel also mentions the scripture verse Matthew 11:12, where Jesus speaks about the violent taking the kingdom of heaven by force, urging believers to actively engage in spiritual warfare rather than being passive.

Israel & Rachel Campbell " SOUP" Podcast Episode 32 "You get it from your Momma"In this podcast, Israel & Rachel discuss the characteristics and values they admire in their mothers and how these qualities have influenced their own lives. They emphasize the importance of embracing generational change and breaking negative patterns. They mention how their mothers exemplified traits like dancing in the rain, trusting God in difficult situations, contentment, pioneering spirit, and inner beauty.  Overall, Israel & Rachel encourage listeners to embrace positive principles and values that can help shape their family dynamics.

Welcome to the Israel and Rachel Campbell Soup podcast, where we're always soupy in our conversations, whether it's chicken noodles or flavor of the week. In this episode, we jump right into the topic of hesitation and how it can keep us from obeying God. Rachel shares a verse from Romans 8:28 and talks about how if God didn't hesitate to love and rescue us, why should we hesitate in obeying Him? Israel adds that waiting for perfect circumstances can cause us to miss out on the journey and that it's important to seek God's timing in everything. They also touch on the importance of faith and how miracles often happen in the most imperfect situations. Join us as we dive into this topic and more on the Israel and Rachel Campbell Soup podcast.

Israel & Rachel Campbell " SOUP" Podcast Episode 30 "Write a new chapter"In this podcast, the Campbell's talk about launching a new church in California while dealing with bad chapters in their life. They discuss the difficulty of moving from bad news to good news and how God can help us write a new chapter. They mention Joseph's story in the Bible and how he prospered even in prison because of his attitude and perspective. The hosts also talk about how optimism is a decision and a muscle memory that requires practice and gratitude. Israel & Rachel encourage listeners to respond to hope and trust in God's ability to do exceedingly abundantly above all.

Israel & Rachel Campbell " SOUP" Podcast Episode 29 "Killing a familiar spirit"This podcast discusses the danger of familiarity in our lives, particularly in our relationship with God. Israel & Rachel emphasize that we should not take for granted the things in our life, such as health and the peace of God. They warn against becoming too familiar with the presence of God or assuming that our success or blessings are solely the result of our own actions. The Campbell's offer practical advice on avoiding familiarity, including the importance of honoring others and looking for greatness in those around us. They also discuss the danger of making common what God calls sacred and the need to guard our hearts against this familiar spirit.

Israel & Rachel Campbell " SOUP" Podcast Episode 28 "Grant me the serenity"

Israel & Rachel Campbell " SOUP" Podcast Episode 27 "Dirty Fingernails"

Israel & Rachel Campbell " SOUP" Podcast Episode 26 "Quantity & Quality" 

Israel & Rachel Campbell " SOUP" Podcast Episode 25 "Shame off You"

Israel & Rachel Campbell " SOUP" Podcast Episode 24 "Fully Developed"

Israel & Rachel Campbell " SOUP" Podcast Episode 23 "Developed"

Israel & Rachel Campbell " SOUP" Podcast Episode 22 Revival, Fan or Critic?

Israel & Rachel Campbell " SOUP" Podcast Episode 21 Why We Celebrate Black History Month

Israel & Rachel Campbell " SOUP" Podcast Episode 20 Good GriefHow to Grief well, health and good.

Israel & Rachel Campbell " SOUP" Podcast Episode 19 Holy Spirit Language Barrier

Podcast Episode 18 Prayer & Fasting

Think you know the news? The Owl will be the judge of that. Tune in as our rotating roster of student journalists quiz each other about what's happening and play some tunes while they Google the answers. In this episode, Amy Briggs, Maddi Green and Ben Signor spend a lot of time discussing reality TV and which show they should audition for. And on The Perch with Lila Greyling is Faculty of Arts and Design Lecturer, Rachel Campbell.Continue readingHear Owl About It - episode 9

On this week's episode of What's Your Forte, Kathryn talks to guest Rachel Campbell about her life growing up around music, why she loves playing in so many different genres and the importance of putting yourself out there. Rachel is a musician from Alexandria, ON, who plays a variety of instruments including the harp, violin, piano, mandolin, voice and guitar. She plays in bands that range from celtic punk to classical as well as performing solo as an indie folk-rock artist. Rachel has performed in venues all over, ranging from Montreal to Toronto, and she teaches music in a local music school. She also collaborates with musicians around the world, co-writing and recording songs. With a deep love for music, she's always happy to share any of her experiences in the music field, as well as learn from others. #Bandology #Podcast #WhatsYourForte

Haggeye is a campaigning group for blind and partially sighted young people in Scotland, aged between 16 and 27. It's part of RNIB Scotland and gives members a voice to talk with the public and politicians about things that are important to them. It also encourages social interactions and a whole lot more. RNIB Connect Radio's Allan Russell talks with Rachael McMurchy, from RNIB Scotland, and Rachel Campbell, from the R S MacDonald Charitable Trust, to learn more about the group and why the Trust has decided to support  them with an exciting funding package. To learn more about Haggeye, go to www.rnib.org.uk/Scotland and search for Haggeye. You can also search for Haggeye Family on Facebook or Twitter @HaggeyeFamily If you want to WhatsApp or Text, go to 07821637317 or email haggeye@rnib.org.uk #RNIBConnect Image: Haggeye logo

Rachel had her first baby via a forceps delivery.  A few days later, the resulting third degree tear became infected.  After months of unsuccessful treatment, she finally had surgery, and was medically cleared at 6 months postpartum.  That experience left her with postpartum anxiety and PTSD.  She discusses how both talk therapy and EMDR helped her process and heal.She talks about breastfeeding a baby with severe lip and tongue ties, as well as how her oversupply affected her.Her second postpartum came with a lot of the same issues with ties and oversupply, but she was ready to deal with them, and was proactive about pelvic floor therapy.  This time, she was diagnosed with postpartum depression at 5 months, and she discusses the treatment she chose. Resources she mentioned:Elvie Curve: https://www.elvie.comDairy Ladder: https://dilanandme.com/milk-ladder-guide/ https://www.instagram.com/mommy.labornursehttps://www.instagram.com/Karrie_locher Rachel's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/doula.rachel.clt  Join us on the Facebook group to talk more about this episode and all things postpartum: https://www.facebook.com/groups/fourthtrimesterpostpartumstories/  

In this episode Rachel Campbell shares both of her birth stories. Her first birth involved an incredibly difficult physical postpartum journey - her epidural stopped working and it took her 6 months to completely heal. Her second birth was redemptive and empowering! Rachel is also a new doula! ____________________ If you enjoyed this episode please subscribe and share with your mama friends! wanna be on the podcast? https://www.whatthebumpclt.com/podcast connect with me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/whatthebumpclt/ our website / blog: whatthebumpclt.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/what-the-bump/support

A guided tour through the evolution of western music and how its changed throughout the years.

Pastors Israel and Rachel Campbell

(Photo Credit: Eileen Oliver) Episode #38: Bric o brac, Bawdy Beethoven, and Ballet Uploaded: November 13, 2021 Franz Schubert: Symphony No. 3 in D Major, D. 200 I. Adagio maestoso – Allegro con brio [9:01] II. Allegretto [2:45] III. Menuetto. Vivace [3:45] IV. Presto vivace [6:00] Wiener Philharmoniker Carlos Kleiber, conductor DEUTSCHE GRAMMOPHON 477 8826 GB/12 Ludwig van Beethoven: Gellert-Lieder, Op. 48 I. Bitten [2:20] II. Die Liebe des Nächsten [1:14] III. Vom Tode Meine [2:34] IV. Die Ehre Gottes aus der Natur [2:33] V. Gottes Macht und Vosreshung [0:44] VI. Busslied [4:13] Urians Reise um Die Welt, Op. 52, #1 [3:49] Der Kuss, Op. 128 [2:07] Peter Schreier, tenor Walter Olbertz, piano TELDEC CD 42456 from a MS by Moses Kimball, c.1776, and a broadside with music: “Yankey Doodle, or (as now Christened by the SAINTS of New England) The Lexington March” [2:56] Harvard University Choir The Boston Camerata Joel Cohen, director ERATO 3984-21668-2 Leslie Sarony: Jollity Farm [2:28] The Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band HUX RECORDS HUX 015 Traditional: Siúil a Rún [2:44] Rachel Campbell, vocals, harp [Private Release, 2018] Ottorino Respighi: Fontane di Roma I. La fontana di Valle Giulia all'Alba [4:00] II. La fontana del Tritone al mattino [2:30] III. La fontana di Trevi al meriggio [3:22] IV. La fontana di Villa Medici al tramonto [5:13] London Symphony Orchestra István Kertész, conductor LONDON WEEKEND CLASSICS 425 507-2 Morton Gould: Fall River Legend – Ballet Suite I. Prologue and Waltzes [3:30] II. Elegy [2:55] III. Church Social [4:02] IV. Hymnal Variations [3:57] V. Cotillion [3:31] VI. Epilogue [2:39] Eastman-Rochester Orchestra Howard Hanson, conductor MERCURY LIVING PRESENCE 423 016-2 Igor Stravinsky: Petrushka [34:09] First Tableau: the Shrovetide Fair – Second Tableau: Petrushka's Room – Third Tableau: the Moor's Room – Fourth Tableau: the Shrovetide Fair (toward evening) Česká filharmonie Karel Ančerl, conductor SUPRAPHON 11 0273-2

Bryce Kendrick fills in for Ron Raver. He's joined by Franklin County Tennis state finalist Jack Stirn; East Central Cross Country state finalist Rachel Campbell with coach Steve Cotherman; South Ripley Cross Country state finalist Lanie Nicholson with coach Jim Cole and North Decatur Football coach Steve Stirn.

Come and listen to the inspirational Lindsey Patience co-founder of the Flexible Teacher Talent Project, discussing how this has the potential to be part of the solution for solving the teacher retention crisis. Also the powerhouse that is Rachel Campbell who is the North East Regional Representative for the MTPT Project, a parent and a Co-Headteacher. 

Message from Pastor Rachel Campbell on May 16, 2021

Message from Rachel Campbell on May 16, 2021

For Valentine's Day, Pastors Israel and Rachel Campbell have an inspiring message for us all.

On Saturday, January 23, 2021, protests broke out all over Russia in response to the arrest of dissident Aleksei Navalny upon his return to his home country to continue his resistance to the regime of Vladimir Putin. A self-described “average Russian citizen” decided to attend the protest and was plucked out of a peaceful crowd and arrested. This, in his own words, is his story on that day. Translation courtesy of Rachel Campbell. Edited by Clay Boykin. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dennis-tardan/support

A look at the evolution of western music through the decades.

¿Has tenido sueños extraños últimamente? Si es así, no estás solo. ¡Los sueños estresantes están aumentando! El estrés de la pandemia podría ser el culpable. Esta no es la primera vez que un evento estresante cambia la forma en que soñamos. Traducido y grabado por Heidi Waite. Original escrito por Emily Sarah Sumner, Ph.D. Producción asesorada por Anny Celsi. Referencias: Weinstein, Netta, Rachel Campbell, and Maarten Vansteenkiste. "Linking psychological need experiences to daily and recurring dreams." Motivation and emotion 42, no. 1 (2018): 50-63. Hartmann, Ernest, and Tyler Brezler. "A systematic change in dreams after 9/11/01." Sleep 31, no. 2 (2008): 213-218. https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/dreaming-in-the-digital-age/202004/common-themes-in-dreams-about-the-pandemic

You're going to love this session! Rachel shares how to use worship as your weapon when you are going through dry or challenging seasons. How we are not of this world system but to trust and declare the goodness of God and how we can tap into the presence of God through worship. #Resurgentchurch #RConference #Hellosummer #summer #worship

Have you been having weird dreams lately? If so, you're not alone. Stressful, memorable, and intense dreams are on the rise! The stress of the pandemic might be to blame. This isn't the first time a stressful event has changed the way that we dream. Written and reported by Emily Sarah Sumner, Ph.D.   References: Weinstein, Netta, Rachel Campbell, and Maarten Vansteenkiste. "Linking psychological need experiences to daily and recurring dreams." Motivation and emotion 42, no. 1 (2018): 50-63. Hartmann, Ernest, and Tyler Brezler. "A systematic change in dreams after 9/11/01." Sleep 31, no. 2 (2008): 213-218. https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/dreaming-in-the-digital-age/202004/common-themes-in-dreams-about-the-pandemic

S5Ep03: Rachel is a singer/songwriter, traveler and student currently based in southern New Hampshire.

In this very special extended edition of Pass It On, we visit the Glasgow home of Miss Agnes Toward, now a National Trust for Scotland property called The Tenement House. Miss Toward lived there from 1911 to 1965, and her lifestyle and that of her neighbours was exactly the sort of thing we have been discussing in looking at The Sunday Post’s Pass It On tips. How do we know? Because she herself clipped Pass It On from the paper, and they’re still in her archive today!In this episode, Connie, Steve and Chris record on location in Tenement House, and we're joined by Rachel Campbell, Visitor Services Assistant at the property, to truly immerse ourselves in the lives of Pass It On-ers.Remember, listeners old and new can get 20% off the original Pass It On books this podcast is based on – as a gift for a friend or even yourself! – at dcthomsonshop.co.uk, using the discount code ‘vinegar’ at checkout; that code is valid till 20 November 2019! Let us know what you think of the show at twitter.com/ThePassItOnPod or facebook.com/PassItOnTips, and if you know anyone who’d enjoy the podcast as much as you do – pass it on!

Message from Rachel Campbell on October 6, 2019

Luke 3:15-17, 21-22, Acts 8:14-17, Isaiah 43:1-7, Psalm 29

John 10:11-21, 1 John 3:16-24, Ezekiel 34:1-16, Psalm 23

It's finally here! The Poetry Episode Clink links to download  https://wncom.podbean.com/mf/play/w29wpg/Poetry_Episode_SP.mp3 ^^Click for easy listen or download https://wncom.podbean.com/mf/play/ftm3ru/Poertry_Episode_LP.mp3 (Uncut episode) (Both contain lots of adult language) Thanks to our host Trade and Lore https://www.facebook.com/tradeandlore/ Featuring- Alan Robinson https://www.facebook.com/rimbaudremembered/ Trash Chameleon https://www.facebook.com/trashchameleon Andrew Freeman www.generic253.wordpress.com Marley Brushwood www.instagram.com/cosmic_opal Hailey Gladden  www.facebook.com/wearealivepoets (Monthly reading at The Block Off Biltmore, last Friday of every month) Nick Brower https://www.facebook.com/nick.brower.9 Justin Blackburn www.justinblackburnwrites.com Abbie Young https://www.instagram.com/youungabbie/ Rachel Campbell www.rachelsturn.com Audio engineering again big thanks to Tom Whelan  https://www.instagram.com/wnc_original_music/ Sign up on iTunes- https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/wnc-original-music/id1378776313  

It's finally here! The Poetry Episode Clink links to download   https://wncom.podbean.com/mf/play/w29wpg/Poetry_Episode_SP.mp3 ^^Click for easy listen or download https://wncom.podbean.com/mf/play/ftm3ru/Poertry_Episode_LP.mp3 (Uncut episode) (Both contain lots of adult language)   Thanks to our host Trade and Lore https://www.facebook.com/tradeandlore/ Featuring- Alan Robinson https://www.facebook.com/rimbaudremembered/ Trash Chameleon https://www.facebook.com/trashchameleon Andrew Freeman www.generic253.wordpress.com Marley Brushwood www.instagram.com/cosmic_opal Hailey Gladden  www.facebook.com/wearealivepoets (Monthly reading at The Block Off Biltmore, last Friday of every month) Nick Brower https://www.facebook.com/nick.brower.9 Justin Blackburn www.justinblackburnwrites.com Abbie Young https://www.instagram.com/youungabbie/ Rachel Campbell www.rachelsturn.com Audio engineering again big thanks to Tom Whelan  https://www.instagram.com/wnc_original_music/ Sign up on iTunes- https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/wnc-original-music/id1378776313  

Rachel Campbell is passionate about supporting women to shine with confidence and grace, as they ride the ups and downs of the fertility roller coaster. As a certified coach and fertility mentor, Rachel inspires her clients to reach for the stars and really live life on their fertile journey. Today Rachel will be sharing all about her own conception and pregnancy journey and her dream to help women feel more understood, nurtured, connected and inspired on their journey to motherhood. Connect with Rachel at: sproutandco.com.au Facebook Instagram Twitter Pinterest You can also watch Rachel's video with her husband and sister, as they announce their pregnancy and share their conception journey: Our Fertility Journey Be sure to check out the other amazing contributors to the Conscious Conception series of Rockstar Birth Radio. And if you're already pregnant, grab yourself a subscription to the Rockstar Birth Magazine or a membership to the Rock Your Birth program. Both perfectly designed to support you on your pregnancy journey towards a powerful and positive birth experience. You'll find both of these and more, including your own FREE issue of the Rockstar Birth Magazine, at rockstarbirthmagazine.com  

Hello and welcome to episode 12 of My Big Idea, an ASOS podcast giving young women advice and inspiration to start their own businesses. Wired PR is a London-based PR agency specialising in music. Wired handle all aspects of publicity, from bespoke features and interviews, to acoustic sessions, photo-shoots and cover stories, across national print press and global online outlets. They only take on artists they truly believe in and pride themselves on delivering fresh ideas that start conversations. Wired represents many contemporary musicians including Stormy, Fetty Wap, Young Thug, Jorja Smith and Tom Odell, and many more young rap, R&B and pop singers. Wired has an impressive list of clients and collaborators, being described as an 'outstanding, creative and bespoke PR service' by Sophie Hall, head of MTA Records and as an 'absolute revelation' by Stacey Tang of Columbia Records, the label representing Beyonce, Adele, Bob Dylan and Haim. Asos's Shannon Mahanty speaks to Rachel and Joss about how... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We highlight two of the delightful 30 under 30 from Equestrian Magazine, Ariel Weisman and Rachel Campbell. Plus, the next Horse Mom Update from Marlene Leuenberger. Listen in...Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/user?u=87421)

Rachel Campbell Interview