Podcast appearances and mentions of Rachel Garcia

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In this episode, we're joined by Rachel Garcia, a dedicated special education teacher who has developed innovative methods for teaching counting to nonverbal students. Discover how to engage your learners with multisensory techniques, foster communication, and build confidence in their counting skills! In this episode you will learn:   Effective modeling techniques for counting. The importance of the "inner voice" in counting. Encouraging diverse response modalities from students. And more! Links and Resources Fall Bundle for Math and ReadingExceptional Collective Rachel's Free Addition Mat Connect with Rachel   Rachel's WebsiteRachel's YouTube ChannelRachel's Instagram Connect with Dawn   Find me on IG Find me on Tik Tok Etsy Shop TpT Store Subscribe Are you subscribed to my podcast? Trust me, you definitely want to do that so you don't miss a thing! Click here to subscribe in iTunes! Leave a Review If you are loving the podcast, I would be really grateful if you left me a review over on iTunes, too. Those reviews help other teachers find my podcast and I love hearing what you think about the podcast as well. Just click here to review, select “Ratings and Reviews” and “Write a Review” and let me know what part of the podcast you found to be the most helpful!

Jenna is joined by former UCLA catcher, NCAA national champion, gear designer, mentor, and USA and Athletes Unlimited alum, Paige Halstead! They talk about covering the WCWS with D1Softball in OKC, winning with the Bruins in 2019, her battery relationship with Rachel Garcia, creating her own line of PHX catching gear with All Star, playing pro with AU and internationally with Team USA, giving lessons, why she wants to help girls reach their potential, and more. 00:00:00-00:12:04 Intro/Covering Our Bases 00:12:04-01:03:59 Interview 01:03:59-01:08:40 Foul Tip of the Week/Outro Twitter: @BleavInSoftball Instagram: @bleavinsoftball

In this episode, we sit down with Rachel Garcia, an incredibly successful network marketer. Rachel shares her inspiring story, powerful strategies, and how she overcame numerous obstacles to achieve extraordinary success in network marketing. Discover how Rachel transitioned from a 20-year career in the medical field to becoming a top income earner in her company, leading a massive team, and helping countless individuals achieve full-time incomes. Learn about her use of Vision Boards, effective recruiting strategies, and her resilience in the face of significant challenges. This interview is packed with insights and inspiration for anyone looking to achieve network marketing success. Don't miss this powerful conversation with Rachel Garcia – a true leader in network marketing success. Watch now and be inspired!

Meet Rachel Garcia, the dynamic CEO and Founder of CRE Capital Investments, a leading Commercial Loan Brokerage. With over 11 years of experience in top banks like Bank of America and JP Morgan, Rachel brings creativity and dedication to finding innovative solutions for her clients in the Commercial Real Estate world. Beyond her thriving career, Rachel's passion for travel, spontaneity, and real estate investment truly define her heart's pursuits. Instagram: @cre_capital_investments

How does competition fit into the creative process? We're joined by Abby Posner, Rachel Garcia, and Thu Tran for a candid roundtable discussion all about songwriting competitions. Explore the highs and lows of participating in these events, how to pick which song to enter, and the impact contests can have on a guitarist's career. Additional resources:Listen to Part 2 on Patreon.Visit Abby Posner's website and watch the video for "Get Loud" - her 2023 USA Songwriting Competition grand prize winning song. Her latest album is Second Chances.Visit the Singer and the Songwriter's website and listen to "The Art of Missing You" - their West Coast Songwriters International Song Contest winner. Their latest album is In the Bleak Midwinter.Visit Jeffrey Pepper Rodger's website for an inside look at his song "Fly" - a grand prize winner of the John Lennon Songwriting Contest.Learn more about the contests mentioned in this episode: John Lennon Songwriting Competition, Kerrville's Grassy Hill New Folk Competition, NewSong Music Performance & Songwriting Competition, USA Songwriting Competition, West Coast Songwriters International Song Contest.The Acoustic Guitar Podcast theme music is composed by Adam Perlmutter and performed for this episode by Thu Tran.This episode is hosted by Nick Grizzle and Jeffrey Pepper Rodgers, produced by Tanya Gonzalez, and directed and edited by Joey Lusterman. Executive producers are Lyzy Lusterman and Stephanie Campos Dal Broi.The Acoustic Guitar Podcast is produced by the team at Acoustic Guitar magazine, including:Publisher: Lyzy LustermanEditorial Director: Adam PerlmutterManaging Editor: Kevin OwensCreative Director: Joey LustermanDigital Content Director: Stephanie Campos Dal BroiDigital Content Manager: Nick GrizzleMarketing Services Manager: Tanya GonzalezSpecial thanks to our listeners who support the show on Patreon.Support the show

Hi everyone! We hope that you're having a fantastic day. We had the most knowledgeable guest today. She is a former Physician's Assistant, and she taught us so much about health! She's a true delight.

O espectáculo de dança “IL FAUX”, do coreógrafo brasileiro Calixto Neto, é um manifesto contra o racismo e um espaço que questiona a identidade e a manipulação. Partindo do princípio que os corpos negros estão permanentemente ameaçados, Calixto Neto faz marionetas de papel que depois manipula, acabando por se transformar também numa marioneta. A peça é apresentada no Centre National de la Danse, em Paris, no âmbito do Festival de Outono, de 14 a 16 de Dezembro. RFI: Como é que descreve o espectáculo?Calixto Neto, Coreógrafo e bailarino: É um espectáculo que acontece a partir da leitura de um livro que se chama “Entre o mundo e eu”, numa tradução em português, que é de um escritor norte-americano chamado Ta-Nehesi Coates. É uma carta que ele endereça para o filho, que está fazendo 15 anos, e ele expressa várias vezes no livro que ele tem medo que o filho dele perca o corpo dele. Essa formulação da possibilidade da perda do corpo de alguém - no caso ele é um homem negro norte-americano - foi isso que me captou logo de imediato porque é uma sensação que também me foi transmitida enquanto eu fui crescendo numa periferia do Brasil.De onde vem essa sensação? Porque é que teve esse medo de perder o seu corpo e porque é que o quis levar a palco?Esse medo é uma coisa que me é transmitida porque é um medo da família de que eu, crescendo numa periferia de Olinda, seja confundido com alguém que cometa crimes, que a polícia me mate, que o crime me capte para a dinâmica dos gangues…Por causa do racismo sistémico?Exactamente. É uma constante no Brasil e nos Estados Unidos. Quer dizer, em todo lugar.E em França?Em França, obviamente também. Nesses três lugares, em todos os lugares, na verdade, eles se revelam de outros jeitos diferentes porque tem a ver com as histórias coloniais, com a presença das pessoas pretas nesses territórios. Esse medo da perda do corpo é uma coisa que eu consigo enxergar em várias pessoas ao meu redor, que têm o mesmo tom de pele que eu, mais escuro ou mais claro, mas que são negros e negras também. É a partir disso que acontece o espectáculo.É a partir daí que tem a ideia de criar uma marioneta que acaba por ser o seu duplo? Várias marionetas feitas de papel, vulneráveis e frágeis…São vulneráveis e frágeis porque são feitas de papel e são feitas de papel pardo, que é uma grande massa de gama de cores, de tons de pele que existe no Brasil e que são encaixados na categoria negro até por um movimento muito inteligente do Movimento Negro Unificado do Brasil de incluir as pessoas pardas. Aqui em França chamam “métissés”.Mestiços.Mestiços. O meu delírio foi essa ideia da transmissão, de como a gente cria um ser, que é o nosso duplo, que é esse ser, essa pessoa a quem a gente dedica amor e cuidado. Mas a gente também transmite a linguagem da violência, a gente também transmite as dinâmicas do medo. Então, parte dessa ideia, de criação, de transmissão e de reprodução porque são vários que são feitos desse papel que é tão barato, que é tão ordinário, que é tão pouco importante, mas que é presente.No início, introduz a questão do papel pardo e pergunta “qual é o papel do papel”. Qual é o papel do papel neste espetáculo?O papel do papel nesse espectáculo, enfim, a gente começa a trabalhar na matéria e vai entrando nos túneis de delírio. Então, com a cenógrafa Rachel Garcia, a gente começou a imaginar um cenário entre atelier e destroços, assim de construção, e que fosse “over-pardo”, “ overcraft” e que isso fosse se reproduzindo, se desdobrando e que começasse muito sóbrio, mas que, no final das contas, o espaço se transformasse num gesto muito rápido. O papel do papel, para mim, é essa presença constante, ele está em todos os lugares, na verdade.Depois, há o papel da bandeira. Tem uma bandeira de França no chão e começa a descolar partes da bandeira e a colar nas unhas com as cores dessa mesma bandeira. Porquê?Existe um código da manipulação que é que o manipulador deve aparecer o menos possível. Mesmo que ele esteja à vista, ele precisa ter uma presença neutra, uma presença que se apaga em função do movimento do boneco. É uma convenção. E eu escolhi voluntariamente deixar as minhas mãos visíveis através desse gesto de colocar as cores da bandeira. Em todos os lugares que eu vou, em todos os países onde vou dançar, a bandeira é desse país porque, para mim, tem a ver com a violência de Estado que é transmitida a esses corpos, a violência que manipula esses corpos também. É o Estado que nos manipula, eu sou manipulado pelo Estado que manipula o boneco. Existe esse ciclo para mim. Eu poderia simplesmente não colocar a bandeira e isso não daria mais essa camada…Política?É política e é a questão também de até onde o Estado interfere nos corpos, até onde ele vai, onde manipula.Manipula ao ponto de o Calixto Neto criar uma marioneta, a quem vai transmitir esses mesmos medos? O Franz Fanon disse “Eu não sou o escravo da escravatura que desumanizou os meus pais”. Ainda é necessária a reparação histórica no palco?É necessária reparação histórica em todos os lugares. Eu não sei onde não é necessária a reparação histórica neste mundo em que a gente vive hoje. A gente está num momento muito complicado na humanidade, com todos esses conflitos acontecendo em vários lugares no mundo e que são conflitos em que existe um traço racista enorme. Então eu acho que sim. Acho que a reparação histórica, na verdade, ela precisa ser feita no palco e para além do palco. Eu tenho pensado muito nisso ultimamente: não é só na cena, é também por trás da cena. É também nos bastidores. É também nos postos de direcção, nos postos de programação, nos postos onde existe poder de decisão, lugares de poder. Esses outros lugares de decisão também são muito importantes de serem ocupados.O espectáculo chama-se “IL FAUX” que, ao mesmo tempo, é uma frase imperativa e remete para algo falso. O que quer dizer?É uma tensão entre o imperativo e o “fake it until you make it”. Eu tenho uma certa atracção pelos jogos de palavras, eu não domino a língua francesa com maestria, então brinco ingenuamente, às vezes com as palavras. Eu gosto dos de brincar com os sons que elas apresentam. Então, para mim, tem exactamente esse jogo entre o imperativo de “ter que” porque a gente vive com essa faca apontada no peito que é: “você tem que; tem que vencer; tem que ser quieto; tem que falar alto, mas não esbravejar…”Tem que ser uma marioneta?Tem que ser uma marioneta às vezes, tem que sorrir para o público, tem que aprender a sorrir para o público, tem que jogar o jogo, tem que dançar bonito. E tem um lado disso que, para mim, é falso, é puro teatro. É puro teatro. A gente sustenta um teatro, então tem essa tensão entre o ter que - para responder a uma demanda do mundo - mas, às vezes, é puro teatro.O Calixto Neto fala da repetição, do falso, de repetir o que outros também fazem, de estar a fazer “puro teatro”. Onde é que, aí, encontra a sua voz individual?Eu acho que é nesses espaços de rebeldia. Acho que a performance e a arte são um lugar onde a gente consegue encontrar esses gestos únicos. Para mim, esta peça tem um epílogo que é aquela cena final que é muito curta e ela apareceu nos últimos dias da criação porque, para mim, era necessário uma afirmação dessa presença subversiva que são essas danças, esses movimentos, essas expressões que a gente inventa nas periferias do mundo, que é para sobreviver, para ter um espaço de escape. Então, todas essas danças que a gente conhece como danças periféricas, as danças urbanas, as danças tradicionais, são espaços de encontro consigo num lugar muito único e para além dessa injunção do “ter que”. Óbvio que são danças que também são, em algum momento, recuperadas pelo sistema, que são deglutidas...E apropriadas?E apropriadas, muito apropriadas, muitíssimo apropriadas. Mas elas continuam sendo esse espaço de rebeldia e um dos únicos que faz sentido habitar hoje em dia.Até que ponto é preciso descolonizar os corpos e as danças hoje em dia?Obviamente que é preciso descolonizar os corpos, as danças, mas para além dos corpos e das danças, existe um espaço de sensibilidade, tem um caminho, tem uma brecha, tem um espaço de interferência. Mas existem umas estruturas de poder que são muito engessadas, rígidas e difíceis de mover e, para mim, é onde está o nó da questão, onde a gente vai conseguir mudar alguma coisa.Elas vêm ver o espectáculo?Eu não sei se elas vêm ver o espectáculo porque eu lido com um tema que é muito franco. Pelo descritivo do espectáculo é muito óbvio, então nem todo o mundo se interessa por este tipo de discussão, mas eu acho necessário, sim. Eu, por exemplo, hoje estava muito feliz porque aqui no CND é um lugar privilegiado, com vários projectos que acontecem em paralelo. Tem um projecto de educação artística e tinha uma turma de adolescentes na plateia. Isso, para mim, é um luxo, é um privilégio poder dançar para essas pessoas e eu fico muito curioso de saber como é que reverberou, saber o que suscitou em termos de discussão. Às vezes, eu me sinto um pouco pretensioso de querer abrir discussões em cena, mas eu tenho realmente essa esperança de que as coisas mudem de algum jeito. Óbvio que é um desejo muito do momento, talvez amanhã eu mude e queira falar de outras coisas. Mas realmente sinto esse “mood” de querer abrir discussões em cena e fora dela.

Tara Henry went LIVE with Team USA's Heather Tarr and Rachel Garcia from the 2023 Pan American Games in in Santiago, Chile.

Prayer is one of the most underutilized resources in the life of a believer. We have an all access pass to the Creator of Heaven and Earth. And did you know that God always answers your prayers? It might not be how we think or when we want - but He's always speaking. Tune into today's mini episode for 3 ways God responds to our prayers.

Nesse episódio entrevistamos Rachel Garcia Líder da área de negócios da comunidade de desenvolvedores Think and dev e da Wink Financial durante evento EthereumRio 2023 no Museu de Arte do Rio. ✅ Veja aqui todos os links importantes mencionados no podcast além de cursos, site de noticias, apoiadores, documentários e também nossas mídias sociais. linktr.ee/BitcoinBlock bitcoinblock | Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, TikTok | Linktree

Talk'n Throws with Larry Howell- Inducted into Rio Grande Valley Sports Hall of Fame 2020, Texas High School Track coach for more than 40 years, Coached 4 Texas state champions in discus and shot put, Coached a US Top 25 Thrower in Rachel Garcia, 2000-2007 developed 8 All Americans at Texas A&M University-Kingsville, Coached Olympian Stephen Saenz, Directed All-American Throwers Camp for many years, Graduate of Purdue University 1965Texas Track and Field Association Informative website for all things Texas Track and Field4Throws.com Family owned business offering all quality implements at reasonable prices. Code Talkinthrows10ReadyUp Athletic Development ReadyUP offers team consulting, semi-private & private strength and conditioning in the Austin area.Porta-Circle Making Throwing more accessible. Use the code“TEXAS4EVER” for 10% off.Big Frog of Colleyville Handles all printing and embroidery. FiberSport Discus We are taking the guess work out of discus selection. It is not just about rim weight.

It's easy to allow bitterness to grow in our hearts but God is willing and ready to heal our wounds. Rachel chats with Ryan Fairchild about life after heartbreak and how to hold onto hope for God's best.

Laughter is good for the soul. Tune into this lighthearted conversation as Rachel and Bryan shoot the breeze and catch up on life, callings/career and more.

We sometimes feel the need to have it all together but when we realize we all have our stuff there's real freedom to be found. We can show up in our healthiest way when we are emotionally vulnerable with trusted people. Mental health, therapy, trauma, counseling, etc... we talk about it all on this episode with Sarah Hall.

Consistency is the key to achieving your goals this year. Rachel talks with DJ Tripoli on implementing healthy habits, having an ownership mentality, the importance of a routine and more.

Welcome to the first WSI episode of 2023! The last couple of years may have knocked the wind out of us but it's time to lift our heads and dream again for what God wants to do in and through our lives. Take a listen to this conversation between Rachel and Sarah and be encouraged to dream again in this new year.

As we wrap up 2022 and look ahead to 2023, it's imperative to make sure our faith holds the utmost priority in our lives. A thriving and healthy spiritual life looks like leaning into and embracing spiritual disciplines. Things such as prayer, scripture reading, hospitality, community, etc. are all integral to our relationship with Jesus. Rachel has a conversation with Abby Cirkles on what it looks like to embrace the ebb and flow of life while keeping these things at the forefront of our everyday routines.

Parenting is a great privilege and a great responsibility. Tune into this conversation to hear some wisdom and encouragement from sister duo Angela Navarro and Christiana Shelton about stewarding your children's heart, pointing them to Jesus and instilling biblical values as you encourage them to step into all that God has for their life.

Sometimes life can be filled with heartache and disappointment. But do we believe God can turn it around and use it for our good and for His glory? Take a listen to this conversation between Rachel and McKaylah to hear a story marked with restoration and a journey to freedom.

It's important to know why we believe what we believe. Building your life on something solid relies on a firm foundation. In this conversation, Rachel chats with her friend Lacey about toxic purity culture, political division, loving people you disagree with and more. You're definitely going to want to tune into this one!

How can you keep your heart tender amidst devastating pain and grief? How can you still believe for healing if/when you don't see it? How can you experience a new facet of Jesus in suffering? Rachel has a conversation with her friend Sarah English talking about these questions and more.

Our actions matter and we carry influence whether we realize it or not. Rachel gets to chat with her childhood hero former Texas Tech Lady Raider and current collegiate basketball coach, Alesha Robertson Ellis. They talk about the importance of walking with integrity and setting a positive example for young athletes while honoring God with our gifts and talents.

How you view yourself plays a large role in how others see and treat you. Cultivating a Godly confidence is an inside job. As we stay tethered to Christ and receive His heart for us and for other people, we are able to step into a bold and exuberant confidence that brings life to those around us.

Rachel has a conversation with speaker, author, pastor and producer Elyse Murphy on what it looks like to pursue healing, freedom and wholeness that's found in Jesus. They get deep on what it looks like to own the unique story God is writing for you. You'll be encouraged that there's purpose in the process and beauty that can come from your pain. You can follow Elyse on Instagram @elyse. For more information on Club Devotional and Breakthrough Bootcamp visit her website at: https://www.elysemurphy.com.

It's all Athletes Unlimited on this edition of In The Circle. Victor is back after resting up his voice on Monday's show and he has plenty to talk about with Week 3 getting going. He chats about the rise of Haylie McCleney in Week 2 and the consistent play of Dejah Mulipola & Sahvanna Jaquish.   Eric comes on the show for a chat with friend of the podcast and AU Athlete Gwen Svekis. She chats with E-Lo about the growth of Athletes Unlimited which includes the debut of AUX in San Diego in June. She also reflects on being with Team USA, her former college coach Mike White making it to the WCWS Championship Series and much more. There might even be some Dolphin talk in the interview as well.   We hold our Week 3 Draft where Eric edged out Victor to even up the series at one win each. Will Eric pick Rachel Garcia #1 for the third straight week? Does Gwen find herself on one of the rosters this week? Our episode ends with some news regarding Meg Aronowitz and Beth Mowins  

Good communication takes practice and intentionality. Rachel chats with Amie Stockstill who has a passion to help women develop their voice when sharing the Gospel. From preaching tips to sermon preparation, tune into this conversation and lean into the way God has uniquely wired you to be a voice for Him. Follow Amie on Instagram @letecho.co and follow along with the Why Should I Podcast @whyshouldi.podcast. To find out more info regarding the Echo Weekend Retreat visit echoweekend.com.

When you're passionate about something, you talk about it and want everyone to know about it. Rachel chats with Missions Pastor, George Oakes and Evangelist Tony Gonzales on all things missions, evangelism and discipleship. George and Tony share some great advice on how to effectively step out and share your faith and live on mission wherever you're at.

On today's podcast episode, Hormone Health Coach and Fertility Wellness Educator Rachel Garcia will share how birth control impacts our overall health. She'll break down the underlying problems birth control is causing long-term and how you can get off of it and still prevent pregnancy with her specific fool-proof method. Many women struggle with a number of side effects of taking birth control and Rachel Garcia is committed to educating women to get in tune with their monthly cycle, naturally manage their fertility and reduce PMS naturally. Work with Jaclyn Renee, Holistic Health Coach here Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On today's podcast episode, Hormone Health Coach and Fertility Wellness Educator Rachel Garcia will share how birth control impacts our overall health. She'll break down the underlying problems birth control is causing long-term and how you can get off of it and still prevent pregnancy with her specific fool-proof method. Many women struggle with a number of side effects of taking birth control and Rachel Garcia is committed to educating women to get in tune with their monthly cycle, naturally manage their fertility and reduce PMS naturally. Work with Jaclyn Renee, Holistic Health Coach here Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Skyrocketing gas prices, inflation, an imminent recession... Finances can be a daunting topic currently but it's important and something we often need help navigating. Rachel chats with her friends Danny and Faith Ortiz on making smart money moves. Let's play the long game and be good stewards with our resources. Connect with the Why Should I? Podcast fam on IG: @whyshouldi.podcast.

Every human is made in the image of God and has intrinsic value placed within them. This episode navigates the nuanced and often polarizing topic of abortion. With a stance of love over all, Rachel chats with advocate and justice seeker, Pamela Whitehead to bring hope and truth regarding this imperative topic.

Information and content has never been easier to access. With the click of a button you have a platform and the ability to spread a message. We ultimately share what we care about. In this conversation, Rachel sits down with her podcast mentors Jonathan and Joy Sixtos to discuss the power of media and the purpose behind our podcasting efforts. Connect with the Why Should I? Podcast fam on IG: @whyshouldi.podcast.

We can all get better. Excellence is a choice and our lives happen either by default or by design. Rachel challenges us to level up this summer in our: headspace, health, habits, holiness and hope. Tune in and let us know what you think! Follow along on IG: @whyshouldi.podcast. 

We've got one life to live... let's make it count! Rachel chats with her friend Bryan Koch who is currently living and working in Antarctica about what it looks like to make the most out of life by pursuing the things that make you come alive. Connect with the Why Should I? Podcast fam on IG: @whyshouldi.podcast.

In this episode, elementary DLC Julie Spang interviews second-grade teacher Rachel Garcia and her students at Estabrook about using VR Expeditions to 'visit' the Taj Mahal for their social studies unit. LPS has a virtual reality kit through a generous grant from the LEF Foundation. Lisah gives reminders about cleaning out your Drive as the end of the year approaches.

Motivation is fleeting but discipline enables you to live out the habits that will help you become the person you want to be. Discipline infiltrates every area of your life and something we can all get better at. Rachel chats with her friend Heather Davis on practical and purposeful ways to incorporate the practice of discipline into your daily life. Follow the Why Should I? Podcast fam on IG: @whyshouldi.podcast. 

Leadership is influence. We can all think back to people in our lives - mentors, teachers, coaches, etc. - who took a chance on us and called us higher. Rachel sits down with Derek and Jill Welborn to discuss the importance of investing into other people and developing healthy leadership habits. Follow along with the Why Should I? Podcast fam on IG: @whyshouldi.podcast. Resource mentioned: https://fullfocus.co/20-questions-to-ask-other-leaders/

Managing expectations regarding dating is huge. Rachel chats with Kyle and Alexis Phillips on the importance of recognizing patterns over potential, being intentional before marriage and the importance of self awareness. Follow along with the Why Should I? Podcast fam on IG: @whyshouldi.podcast.

Rachel and her besties, the self-proclaimed "Fab 4," sit down for a convo concerning all things friendship. Join Stephanie Casteel, Iris Fulton and Janelle Stephens for this fun girls chat discussing what makes a great friendship. Follow along with the Why Should I? Podcast fam on IG @whyshouldi.podcast.

Perfection can be the enemy of progress. You are uniquely gifted to make an impact on this world and your voice is so needed. In this episode, Rachel talks about why you should create. Take the plunge and do what it is God is calling you to do. Follow along with the Why Should I? Podcast fam on IG @whyshouldi.podcast.

The local church should be a place where the atmosphere lifts us, the word challenges us, and the community encourages us. Join Rachel and Pastor Blaise Raccuglia as they discuss the importance of being connected to a local body of believers. Follow along with the Why Should I? Podcast fam on IG: @whyshouldi.podcast.

Singleness often has a negative connotation but a waiting season doesn't have to be a wasted season. It's time to flip the script on singleness to pursue the fullness of what God has for you no matter the stage of life you find yourself in. Rachel chats with Ryan Wekenman about what it looks like not to survive but to thrive right where you're at. Follow along with the Why Should I? Podcast fam on IG @whyshouldi.podcast.

On the latest edition of In The Circle, Victor Anderson takes over as your host while Eric Lopez recovers from an epic Sunday tilt between Florida and UCF. That didn't stop him from chatting with current San Diego State Volunteer Assistant and two-time National POY Rachel Garcia. Eric and Rachel discuss what led her to the coaching side, signing with Athletes Unlimited, her playing days at UCLA, and much more.  Victor then brings in Justin McLeod from Extra Innings Softball to break down the record-breaking weekend in Durham and the still waiting record at the Mary Nutter. They also reacted to social media comments about the commentary heard on the air during the tournament and cleaned up two misconceptions.  Finally, Eric joins the show to recap all he saw during Florida-UCF Sunday night. 

From the Louisiana Tech Academic Success Center in Bossier City, with a perfect view of the blossoming construction of the Louisiana Tech Research Institute (LTRI), Warren Ward and Rachel Garcia join Teddy Allen for this episode. They've both had unique journeys to their current roles, and they discuss how critical the work being done— work that's sometimes classified— serves the greater goal of the LTRI. They give us the details on a special place where education, research, opportunity, and partnership intersect on a worldwide scale. A place that's closer to home than many people may know. LTRI: http://ltri.org/ Website: https://1894.latech.edu/beyond/ Email: 1894@latech.edu

0:00 Simply Christmas ✨ 1:30 Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas - Alexander Pappas 4:15 Silent Night - Rachel Toomalatai & Alexander Pappas 7:15 O Little Town of Bethlehem - Isaac Fisher and Rachel Garcia 10:38 O Holy Night - Sarah Funke & Jad Gillies 15:15 O Come All Ye Faithful - Alexander Pappas 31:04 A Visit from the man in the red suit 33:40 Jingle Bells - Isaac Fisher & Ava Assanti 35:51 Sleigh Ride - Sarah Funke & Aaron Richardson 38:28 O Come O Come Emmanuel (Instrumental) 42:32 Auld Lang Syne - David Ware & Tahisha Hunt 44:57 We Three Kings - Michelle Gannon & Aaron Richardson 47:25 The Prayer - Steph Cruz & Alex Pappas 51:33 Away in a Manager - Michelle Gannon 53:56 The Christmas Story - Narrated by Shekeinah Hill 56:27 O Night Divine - Rachel Toomalatai 1:01:32 Do you know Jesus? 1:05:35 O Come Let Us Adore Him - David Ware & Rachel Toomalatai 1:07:36 - That's The Power - David Ware & Rachel Toomalatai 1:09:28 Go Tell It On The Mountain - Tahisha Hunt 1:13:46 Go Tell It On The Mountain (Reprise) - Tahisha Hunt Experience a spectacular Christmas presentation that brings us together to celebrate the true meaning of Christmas

Where do you do your grocery shopping? Odds are wherever you go you are purchasing your products in a lot of single-use plastics. While that may be great for convenience, we all know it's not the best for the environment. Dry Goods Refillery in Montclair, NJ is the first plastic-free grocery store in the state of New Jersey and its owner, Rachel Garcia, is giving you a new way to shop!  Segment 1Rachel discusses the path to opening Dry Goods Refillery. Originally located in Maplewood, she moved to Montclair in September 2021. With no plastic or packaging, customers bring in their jars, bottles, and reusable bags to fill up on pasta, coffee, grains, and more. Rachel partners with local businesses and other sustainable suppliers to bring high quality products to her customers. She also describes what a first-time customer should expect when they walk in the door.  Today in New Jersey History: Larry Doby was born in Camden, SC, but made New Jersey his home. He moved to Paterson at the age of 14, played for the Newark Eagles in the Negro American League, and retired and spent the end of his life in Montclair.  Segment 2Rachel describes opening the original location 6 weeks before lockdown in 2020 and the journey to opening up the Montclair location through the pandemic. She also discusses some goals she has for the business. New Jersey Fun Fact: New Jersey's state bug is the honeybee. Segment 3  Dry Goods Refillery is located in Montclair and the connection it has with the community is tremendous. Not only was the community welcoming and supportive of the concept, other local businesses signed on to be suppliers without hesitation. Rachel is also very passionate about educating and talking to the community about ways they can reduce their waste. Address: 193 Bellevue Ave Montclair, NJ 07043Website: www.drygoodsrefillery.com Social: @drygoodsrefilleryThank you to our sponsors: Albert & Whitney CPAs awcpasllc.comContact the show: greetingsfromthegardenstate@gmail.comWebsite: greetingsfromthegardenstate.comFollow us on Instagram: @greetingsfromthegardenstateMusic (used with permission): "Crazy" by Manny Cabo www.mannycabo.comSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/GardenState)

The season 2 finale is here! Jenna looks back and highlights the greatest hits from the Safe or Out segment, where each guest gives their hot takes on all things softball - from bat flips to game day style, rules of the game, softball culture, and more. Plus, she breaks down the year in review and shares the last Foul Tip of the Week to help us get better. See you in season 3!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

This week we have a special interview for you! Have you ever wondered what it's like to be a parent to an Olympian? Christine and Tony Garcia, the parents of Rachel Garcia, talk openly of the struggles and triumphs involved in raising an olympic level athlete. Check us out at athletesmindsetacademy.com or follow us on social media for more free tools and to learn about how we can support you as an athlete, coach or parent in your sports journey.

Conference play has arrived and, with the second season around the corner, Tom Canterbury and Gray Robertson return to breakdown everything from the past weekend of action all across softball. Here's your trip around the bases: At the Plate (0:00-22:40): Tom and Gray dissect the Mississippi State win and the results from the T-Town Showdown, including a discussion about what Sunday's loss means for the team going forward. Advancing to First (22:52-44:31): The guys discuss everything that happened in the SEC during the fourth weekend of the year, including LSU's series win over Texas and Florida's split with Florida State. Then, Gray gives out the fourth FGCL Player of the Week award in “Gray's FGCL Corner.” Stealing Second (44:55-1:08:31): ESPN analyst and former Arizona softball player Jenny Dalton-Hill swings by to talk about Arizona's shocking loss to UCF, the upcoming start to Pac-12 play, UCLA's status with Rachel Garcia back, the blueprint against Oklahoma, impressions from Florida-Florida State, her early thoughts on South Carolina-Arkansas this weekend, and more. Rounding Third (1:08:43-1:15:21): Tom and Gray go through all the big non-SEC conference play games this week, including some interesting battles for Liberty out in Oklahoma and a pair of rematches between Iowa State and Missouri. Heading Home (1:15:34-1:45:02): To close the show, Tom and Gray give their first SEC picks of the season. Then, they dive into a classic edition of “Off the Wall” that will surely entertain you.

Jenna is joined by UCLA All-American, 2019 national champion, back to back National Player of the Year, and future Tokyo Olympian, Rachel Garcia! They talk about competing for the WCWS and a gold medal in the same year, how Lisa Fernandez has influenced her, carrying on the legacy of pitchers who hit, BruWin magic, Team USA, the roller coaster over the last year, how special grandparents are, a fun Q&A, and more.

Another week of college softball is in the books! Tom Canterbury and Gray Robertson are back and ready to breakdown everything from the past weekend of action in this very full episode. Here's your trip around the bases: At the Plate (0:00-26:24): Tom and Gray dissect the Easton Bama Bash, especially the two wins over LSU that should definitely result in Alabama winning the belt (if you know, you know). After covering most of the team, the guys then preview a very busy week coming up for the Crimson Tide. Advancing to First (26:32-49:14): The guys discuss everything that happened in the SEC during the second weekend of the year, and then talk about a huge slate on tap for week three. Then, Gray gives out the second FGCL Player of the Week in the “Gray's FGCL Corner” segment. Stealing Second (49:37-1:16:56): D1 Softball writer and former UCLA Bruin Tara Henry makes her debut on the show and talks about Rachel Garcia's injury, Washington's strange start, Arizona and Oklahoma's offensive abilities, reactions to Alabama and LSU, the ACC, her own “Off the Wall”-esque viral tweet, and much more. Rounding Third (1:17:05-1:41:48): Former Alabama player and SEC Network+ broadcaster Sydney Littlejohn Watkins stops by to discuss all things Crimson Tide, including her thoughts on the pitching staff, Bailey Dowling, two-out production, similarities to 2019, and much more. Heading Home (1:41:58-2:07:44): To close the show, Tom and Gray give their Top Five Montana Fouts pitching performances, and then preview some of the big week three games nationally. After that, it's another good “Off the Wall” that once again addresses the softball streaming landscape.

On this super packed edition of In The Circle, Eric Lopez talks with UCLA's Head Coach Kelly Inouye-Perez about the high expectations this season and getting Rachel Garcia and Bubba Nickles. Inouye-Perez talks about Maya Brady's growth as a player and the traits she has from her mother, Maureen Brady, an All-American pitcher at Fresno State, and her uncle Super Bowl Champion Tom Brady. In the episode, We talk with UCF's Head Coach Cindy Ball-Malone about their upcoming season and the American Conference going to a four-game series. Plus, we hear from Texas Head Coach Mike White, who spoke for the first time publicly about Miranda Elish opting out of the 2021 season and the impact it has and will have. We also hear from Arizona Head Coach Mike Candrea and Alabama's Patrick Murphy.

On this super packed edition of In The Circle, Eric Lopez talks with UCLA's Head Coach Kelly Inouye-Perez about the high expectations this season and getting Rachel Garcia and Bubba Nickles. Inouye-Perez talks about Maya Brady's growth as a player and the traits she has from her mother, Maureen Brady, an All-American pitcher at Fresno State, and her uncle Super Bowl Champion Tom Brady. In the episode, We talk with UCF's Head Coach Cindy Ball-Malone about their upcoming season and the American Conference going to a four-game series. Plus, we hear from Texas Head Coach Mike White, who spoke for the first time publicly about Miranda Elish opting out of the 2021 season and the impact it has and will have. We also hear from Arizona Head Coach Mike Candrea and Alabama's Patrick Murphy.

“There’s no downside for you to becoming (the content owner), and talking to customers.” Listen & Learn: How to measure what matters. Tips for inspiring bravery. The importance of talking to your customers. How to become the content owner. Why it’s important to challenge the status quo. The importance of finding your tribe of influencers.   Rachel Garcia is a marketing leader in the life sciences and healthcare sectors and was recently named global clinical marketing manager for cell collections at Terumo BCT. Throughout her career, Rachel has delivered metrics-driven and continual improvement approaches for creative marketing and brand experiences for life science and healthcare service industries. Each campaign Rachel has been a part of is on-brand, targeted, segmented, and each one crafted to follow a buyer’s or patient’s journey.   Bold and brave marketing to challenge the status quo and make winning brands. Call LORI JONES today at 303-678-7102 to learn more!   TO LEARN MORE ABOUT TERUMO BCT, CLICK HERE. TO FIND RACHEL GARCIA ON LINKEDIN, CLICK HERE.  

Softball is the oldest professional women's team sport in the game! Sophie and Julia discuss how softball was founded in the US, the National Pro Fastpitch League, and a new softball league under Athletes Unlimited. They chat about the wonderful thing that is the Women's College World Series and shout out college softball GOATs like Lauren Chamberlain and Rachel Garcia.

Welcome to Help Me! I'm Middle Aged Podcast, where Rob and Rob talk about the struggles of being middle-aged. In this episode, Rachel Garcia discusses the importance of why you need to have a healthy diet, and her background within the nutrition industry. She also mentions some key foods that you should be including within your daily intake to set yourself up for a current and healthy future.

Rachel Garcia is a member of the US Softball Olympic Team and a collegiate athlete. Rachel shares stories of lessons learned from inspiring coaches. She also relates a story of success after injury. We are looking forward to watching Rachel continue to have record breaking moments this upcoming year. Have a flippin’ awesome day! Coach Amy Twiggs Promindsetacademy.com

The Money Hour with host, Tina Mitchell, and co-host, Keelan Harvey of Highlands Residential Mortgage. This week's show features guests, Angel Barna of Troth & Company, Rachel Garcia of Minuteman Press, and Ariel Hubbard of Hubbard Health Services.

This week’s guest is 2019 CWSA Honda Cup winner Rachel Garcia who fell in love with softball in 6th grade. As the Most Valued Player (MVP)  of the World Series with records for pitching and hitting, Rachel believes that pitching and hitting feed off each other and since she understands both sides of the plate she was wiling to put in the time and effort. Rachel encourages youth to take their time in the recruiting process for college and encourages everyone that there is a place for each of them.  Being the Honda softball winner in 2018 and then 2019 the Honda Cup winner as well proved to be a memorable experience for her, especially since it presented her with the opportunity to meet elite female athletes in several other sports. Rachel acknowledges her teammates for their support and appreciated her UCLA coaches who encouraged the Bruins in the World Series to play for something bigger than themselves and to stay with their routine to elevate each other. She also talks about being true to oneself and not take the game too seriously. Rachel speaks about the impact of the delay in the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games. She believes that sport will teach you to push beyond yourself and give you a mindset to succeed. Rachel also explains what she learned in training compared to collegiate softball. She returns for her last year with the Bruins, which will make her eligible for another Honda Cup. Host: Chris Voelz, CWSA Executive Director Podcast length: 33 mins. A co-production with the CWSA. For more information, links and resources plus conversations from the world of women’s sport including articles, blogs, videos and podcasts visit wispsports.com. WiSP Sports is the World’s First and Only Podcast Network for Women’s Sport with more than 60 hosts, 1300+ episodes across 50 shows and over 7 million downloads. WiSP Sports is on all major podcast players. Follow WiSP Sports on social media @WiSPsports. Contact us at info@wispsports.com.

"Ninguém é tão bom sozinho, quanto todo mundo junto." | Culto da Família 04.10.20 Rachel Garcia é professora do Rhema e Escola de Missões Rhema e idealizadora do projeto Verbo em Forma

On this episode I had the honor and pleasure in having a really good friend of mine Rachel Garcia who is killing it in the Wedding Industry. With her brilliant mind she attacks the industry in a way that no one has even thought of. You get to hear her talk about her business and how she got started in this industry. You will hear a little about her life, advice she has and how she plans to make heavy moves in the future. Not only do you get to hear from her but you get to hear from her husband Abel Garcia who has been on a couple of previous episodes. Together they are a dynamic couple and will leave huge impacts on the Dallas area. Hope you enjoy this episode of The Outlaw Table Talk. As always hope you walk away feeling inspired or motivated. 

We talk to Rachel Garcia, Bubba Nickles, and Dejah Mulipola about being able to play with their college teams next season before competing in the Olympics in 2021.

We talk to Rachel Garcia, Bubba Nickles, and Dejah Mulipola about being able to play with their college teams next season before competing in the Olympics in 2021.

Lots to discuss this week! First, Tom Canterbury and Gray Robertson discuss what's in the news in college softball, including the return of all seven Alabama seniors, UCLA's stacked lineup with Rachel Garcia and Bubba Nickles, and Minnesota's new head coach. Then, the votes are in! Who advanced to the 2020 #BamaUBracket Championship? Tune in and find out. Yes, the Tiebreaker Mechanism was utilized this week, but for which matchup? No spoilers here, so listen! Here's the voting schedule for the finals: Championship: Monday, May 11th at 3 pm CT Remember, vote on Twitter @OutoftheBox_Pod. It's the title game, so your vote matters more than ever!

In this edition of In The Circle, Eric Lopez, and Victor Anderson react to the news of the 2020 Softball Olympics being postponed until 2021. Eric talks with US Olympic team member Ally Carda. Carda reacts to the story and shares her journey thus far, including her years at UCLA. Carda breaks down what the key to being a successful two-way player and what it is like to have Cat Osterman, Monica Abbott, and Rachel Garcia as teammates. Also, in this episode, we do a Throwback Thursday interview with Monica Abbott when the US Olympic team was announced in October.

In this edition of In The Circle, Eric Lopez, and Victor Anderson react to the news of the 2020 Softball Olympics being postponed until 2021. Eric talks with US Olympic team member Ally Carda. Carda reacts to the story and shares her journey thus far, including her years at UCLA. Carda breaks down what the key to being a successful two-way player and what it is like to have Cat Osterman, Monica Abbott, and Rachel Garcia as teammates. Also, in this episode, we do a Throwback Thursday interview with Monica Abbott when the US Olympic team was announced in October.

Apresentação Gê Monteiro. Entrevista Thiago Borba. Participações: João Roberto Albuquerque, Igor Souto, Marcelo de Almeida, Rachel Garcia, Shirla Lacerda, Dione Alexsandra.

Apresentação Gê Monteito. Entrevista com Rachel Garcia sobre a Alumni e novidades na Rede Alumni. Dica de Leitura com Marcos Honório Jr. Participação dos pastores: Lodônio Cezano, Guilherme Ardiles, Gilmar Pereira, Paulo Lima e Gleison Cabral

Na unidade há benção e poder. Seja o elo forte da unidade, andando em amor e preservando o vínculo da paz. Rachel Garcia é coordenadora da Alumni Rhema

We have another first on this 345th appearance In The Circle as we're having our first-ever "Best Of" episode. With the 2020 Olympics being less than a year away, this episode will focus on three of the biggest stories coming into Tokyo. Team Canada's Danielle Lawrie discusses when she first started her comeback and what led her to make that decision. From there, we have our conversation with Team USA's Cat Osterman. We conclude with two-time USA Softball Player of the Year UCLA's Rachel Garcia. Danielle Lawrie (5:17-23:56) Cat Osterman (28:11-48:16) Rachel Garcia (58:14-1:09:32)

Você foi criado com o Espírito de um Deus excelente. Quando você é excelente, não consegue sair de um lugar sujo sem mudar o ambiente. Faz parte da sua natureza! Rachel Garcia é professora do Rhema e Escola de Missões Rhema e idealizadora do projeto Verbo em Forma *Mensagem ministrada em 11/08/2019 na Igreja Verbo da Vida Sede em Campina Grande/PB.

Outside: um dia para aprender a cuidar do homem exterior! Evento profético, inspirado pelo Espírito para mostrar os pontos de vista de Deus para assuntos na terra relacionados a um estilo de vida saudável. O pastor @humberto_albuquerque abriu o evento e trouxe uma equipe multidisciplinar para auxiliar os membros nos cuidados com a saúde e o corpo. Pela manhã, iniciamos com @rachelbichusky, coordenadora do @verboemforma, que nos trouxe a importância de cuidarmos do corpo "O cuidado com seu corpo se trata, não do que ele faz, mas do que ele carrega: a Presença de Deus."

Outside: um dia para aprender a cuidar do homem exterior! Evento profético, inspirado pelo Espírito para mostrar os pontos de vista de Deus para assuntos na terra relacionados a um estilo de vida saudável. O pastor @humberto_albuquerque abriu o evento e trouxe uma equipe multidisciplinar para auxiliar os membros nos cuidados com a saúde e o corpo. No segundo módulo, na parte da tarde, por último, @rachelbichusky, reforçou a importância de estar associado com pessoas que estão buscando crescimento nas três esferas, espírito, alma e corpo, em busca deste estilo de vida saudável.

“Unidade não é apenas fazer algo bem e bem feito, mas é executar juntamente com alguém”. Unidade foi o tema da ministração de Rachel Bichusky Garcia (@rachelbichusky), exortando sobre o quanto estarmos unidos uns com os outros é importante para o corpo de Cristo e como chave para atrair o perdido a Ele.

Deixamos de ser um com alguém quando pensamos que somos melhores do que ele. É assim que se formam grupos e classes na igreja, afastando uns dos outros. Não adianta fazer o nosso melhor quando não estamos fazendo em unidade. Rachel Garcia é professora do Rhema e Escola de Missões Rhema e idealizadora do projeto Verbo em Forma *Mensagem ministrada em 07/07/2019 na Igreja Verbo da Vida da Zona Norte de Recife-PE.

On this edition of In The Circle, Eric Lopez speaks with UCLA and USA Softball's Rachel Garcia. Garcia discusses the past year, winning an NCAA Championship, being part of Team USA and the recent International Cup. She talks about the busy schedule she has had the last two years, what it is like to play with Monica Abbott, Cat Osterman and rest of US National team, and being a two-way player. Also on this episode, Eric and Victor Anderson go through the inaugural In The Circle Awards where they give out awards for 2019 College Softball season.

On this edition of In The Circle, Eric Lopez talks with ESPN's analyst Michele Smith who previews the International Cup which will take place this week in Columbus, GA. Smith discussed Gold in1996 Atlanta Summer Olympics, how the game has changed internationally since and the current U.S. National team including the return of Cat Osterman and rise of Rachel Garcia fresh off leading UCLA to National title. Also on this episode, Eric and Victor Anderson break down the U.S. Roster and whom they feel is in the best position to be in the Summer Olympics roster next year. Things wrap up with their thoughts on Coach and Player of the year this past college season.

This week we’re joined by Rachel Garcia of Ebullient Life to talk about money money moneyyyyyy. Rachel is the perfect blend of knowledgeable and approachable on a topic that often feels overwhelming, which is why our conversation with her was an absolute delight. Listen in as Rachel talks about money mindset, using your goals to manage your money, and practical solutions you can implement today to make you feel more empowered when it comes to finances! Check out Rachel's new course, Personal Finance for the Rest of Us, here! Raves + Faves: KA's Rave: Chernobyl on HBO Rachel's Rave: Aveda Cream Cleanser and Moisturizer KB's Rave: Shower Cap Find Rachel at _rachelsimone and Ebullient/Life!

Today we have another great show lined up for you we have two really great guests, Rachel Garcia with Minute Man Press and Liz Silke of J.Hilburn men’s custom clothing. Should be some great conversations with some fantastic area business. Before we get to that it’s time for some Real Talk

Rob Crews and Mike Steuerwald catch up and talk WCWS 2019, The Infamous Riseball and its late jump, Rachel Garcia, OKL, Washington, Launch Angle in Softball hitting, In-Game Adjustments, The Scrap Yard Agenda, Preparing Pro Softball Players for International Softball, and more ...

With a national champion crowned and the softball season completed, Tom Canterbury and Gray Robertson bring you the season finale of the Out of the Box podcast. Here's your final trip around the bases for 2019: At the Plate (0:00-21:33): Tom and Gray analyze Alabama’s run in OKC, discuss Team 23 as a whole, and get you ready for what’s to come from the Crimson Tide in 2020. Advancing to First (21:44-45:21) Tom and Gray break down the rest of the SEC in 2020 and discuss the potential threats to Alabama in the conference. Stealing Second (45:31-1:10:08): Alabama head coach Patrick Murphy joins Gray and Tom to talk about Team 23, the departing players and the impact of the seniors, the potential of Montana Fouts hitting next season, the most improved players on the team, Bailey Hemphill’s stellar season, the new additions coming next year, and what rules he hopes are addressed in the off-season. Rounding Third (1:10:19-1:32:16): UCLA alum Jen Schroeder joins Tom and Gray to talk about the Bruins’ run to a title, the infamous white shorts, Rachel Garcia and what she might do next year, the growth of softball, and what rules she hopes are changed going into 2020. Heading Home (1:32:21-1:55:16): To close the season, Tom and Gray present the 2019 All-Name Team, announce the podium winners for “Tom’s Hungry,” and then present one last “Off the Wall.” Then, the guys say some words of thanks to all those who’ve tuned in all season long, plus the plan for next season’s podcast.

Rob Crews chats with Serita Brooks, Founder of Intensity Sports, Head Coach of Impact-Gold Lang, former Florida State Softball speedster and Master Teacher. The two talk 2019 WCWS, Marvel's Endgame, the evolution of Fastpitch Softball, player accountability, coaching styles, speed, elite player work-ethic, Rachel Garcia, UCLA, travel ball culture and more ...

On this championship edition of In The Circle, Victor joins Eric from Oklahoma City after an electrifying game which saw UCLA win their first national title since 2010. You'll hear from the victorious Bruins including Assistant Coach Kirk Walker and Bruin alum Jen Schroeder. We will also talk about the Sooners' and the legacy left by their senior class.  Back in the studio, Eric chats with Pac-12 Network analyst Kenzie Fowler about the Bruins' championship victory and the end of the conference's national championship drought. She also shares some interesting insights about the possible future of Rachel Garcia.    We end with some final thoughts about where the sport is right now, Victor shares some teams to look out for in 2020, and we close with a montage of some of the moments that took place from Oklahoma City.

Tom Canterbury and Gray Robertson are back from Texas and ready to talk more softball on the fourth episode of Out of the Box! Here's your trip around the bases: At the Plate (0:00-22:07): Tom and Gray discuss Alabama’s series with Texas A&M and the effect of the season’s first loss. Then, the guys dive into the report that replay will be tested at the SEC Softball Tournament. Advancing to First (22:23-44:12): Tom and Gray break down the previous weekend’s SEC action, reacting to Missouri’s shocking sweep of Kentucky, Tennessee’s series victory over Arkansas and Mary Haff, the difficulty understanding Auburn, and Georgia’s disastrous start to SEC play. Then, the guys discuss the newly-released RPI. Stealing Second (44:24-1:05:16): It’s the Out of the Box-In the Circle Crossover Event! Eric Lopez from the In the Circle podcast for Fastpitch News joins the show to talk about the new RPI, the Big Ten, the issues at Baylor, the major surprises around the country, Rachel Garcia, and which SEC teams could potentially host regionals come NCAA Tournament time. Rounding Third (1:05:27-1:26:56): ESPN analyst and Arizona softball legend Jenny Dalton-Hill joins Gray and Tom to discuss replay at the SEC Tournament, Mary Haff’s struggles this year, Tennessee’s offense, Kentucky’s surprising weekend, UCLA’s bid to be the most complete team in America, Washington’s issues, and Oklahoma’s standing in the nation and in the Big 12. Heading Home (1:27:07-1:47:32): To close the show, Gray and Tom make predictions for the upcoming weekend in the SEC. Then, in a new segment called “Tom’s Hungry,” Gray and Tom discuss the best restaurants visited so far this softball season, including a special shout-out to College Station gem Good Bull and Honolulu hotspot Duke's.

With a team of over 7000 people, Rachel Garcia opens up with Todd about how she's built her organization over the past 10 years. 

Let there be music! In this episode, Annette and Sarah are excited to incorporate Vis Viva, a song by The Singer and The Songwriter, into the podcast. While Sarah celebrates Mother’s Day with her family, Annette dives into a conversation with Rachel Garcia and Thu Tran, the creative couple behind The Singer and The Songwriter.   After years of relegating music to "nights and weekends" (check out the music video below!) while living in Los Angeles, Rachel and Thu decided to pack up their belongings and take to the road as touring musicians. They share how Vis Viva was developed, what it was like to perform at the San Francisco Opera House, and how faith, gratitude, and synchronicity have shaped their artistic journeys. References: Wild Heart Music Video (recreated at the SF Opera House performance for the Goldman Environmental Prize) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3482dVwW5e0 The Company Dance Troupe: https://www.facebook.com/CompanyFAM/ Nights and Weekends Music Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3482dVwW5e0 Onion article on spending nights and weekends on your passion: https://www.theonion.com/find-the-thing-youre-most-passionate-about-then-do-it-1819584843 Max Wanger, the Image/Photographer associated with Vis Viva: https://maxwanger.com/i.php?/003/450/2K6A6038-2,440.600.80.20.crop.1525813002.jpg Huffington Post article on Rachel's Voice: https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/music-review-directions-dazzling-new-music-from_us_59d75f64e4b0705dc79aa6ed If you enjoyed this episode, please consider subscribing to us on iTunes and leaving us a review! Other ways to reach us: Voicemail: 626-790-8334 Email: breakformpodcast@gmail.com Twitter: @breakformpod Instagram: @breakformpodcast Website: breakformpodcast.com

Bridget McManus (Maybelle, Transparent) is back in the SWB booth! Softball: NCAA Regional Finals, UCLA v Fullerton Road Trip, Rachel Garcia's dominance. NBA: LeBron & Golden State strike back. MLB: First inning relief pitching, Paxton/Owl Bobble Head, Cano, Peaches. Horse Racing: Justified takes the Preakness. Plus, pitching ace Taylor Dockins is the feel good moment of the week! Enjoy! Please take 5 seconds to give us a 5 star review on iTunes and we will read it on the podcast! And subscribe! https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/sports-without-balls/id635036320?mt=2 Links: Patreon: www.patreon.com/sportswithoutballs SWB: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sportswithoutballs/ Instagram @sportswithoutballs, Twitter @swbpod Erin Foley: Twitter @erinfoleycomic, Instagram @erinkfoley www.erinkfoley.com Trish Suhr: Twitter @trishSuhr, Instagram @trishsuhr www.trishsuhr.com

Rachel Garcia and Ylan Kunstler of Bigcommerce

We were finally able to sit down with the wonderful duo who created our MXRS Podcast jingle: Rachel Garcia and Thu Tran - also known as The Singer & The Songwriter.