Podcast appearances and mentions of rachel morgan

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Emily and Rachel are the founders of the beloved Scottish bakery Twelve Triangles and the co-authors of a new book, Kitchen Table: Simple Things Made Well. They talk about the importance of finding trusted producers, how seasonality shapes everything they sell and why their obsession about the quality and provenance of ingredients makes their bakes so good. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this week's episode, Kate speaks with Rachel Morgan-Trimmer, a neurodiversity consultant, TEDx speaker, and author of How to Be Autistic: A Guide for the Newly Diagnosed. Together they explore the complex intersection of ADHD and autism, and what it means to truly support neurodivergent people at work and beyond.Rachel shares her journey of late diagnosis, burnout, and self-discovery, and unpacks the lesser-known ways mental and physical health can be affected when ADHD and autism go unsupported. They dive deep into the power of language, the harm of assumptions, and how workplaces can move from just “awareness” to real, sustainable inclusion through low-cost, high-impact interventions.What You'll Learn:✨ Why the overlap between ADHD and autism can feel confusing — especially for women✨ How internalised stigma, shame, and burnout can show up at work✨ What sustainable, inclusive systems for neurodiveristy look like in the workplace✨ How to support neurodivergent employees and be a better manager ✨ The role of passion, purpose, and flexibility in helping neurodivergent employees thrive✨ Why workplace inclusion must centre both health and performance✨ Why neurodiversity training is more in demand than ever✨ How changing the narrative from “not enough” to “full of potential” helps productivity and outcomes ✨ Rachel's personal experience riding the wave of ADHD and autism — and how she empowers others to be their authentic selvesTimestamps:

In episode 82, I'm giving a review of the latest book from The Hollows series by Kim Harrison, “Demon's Bluff,” an urban fantasy novel set in an alternate world where magic and modern sensibilities coexist. As always, I was so excited to talk about this book and this series, since I've been such a big fan of Rachel Morgan and her adventures as a witch in Cincinnati for so long. Join me as discussing Harrison's grasp on each of her characters, falling back into reading about [SPOILER], and the care that Rachel uses in proving (once again) that she is That Witch.As with all of my book reviews, there are spoilers!If you have an author, book, or topic you want to hear about on the podcast, then don't hesitate to slide into my DMs on Instagram or shoot me an email!Where else to find me:IG: @inbedwithbookspodYT: https://www.youtube.com/@InBedWithBooksPodEM: inbedwithbookspodcast@gmail.com

Struggling to close sales without feeling pushy? In this episode I speak with Rachel Morgan, a Retail Sales Coach and Trainer, is passionate about helping retail businesses thrive and achieve their full potential through effective sales strategies and customer engagement. With +13 years of experience in luxury retail, she works with businesses to hear less "I'm just looking" and feel confident to engage without feeling pushy and effectively follow-up. She specializes in turning around underperforming stores and increasing their customer lifetime value. In this episode: Rachel's career shift from fine jewelry sales to launching her own sales training business The difference between sales coaching and training, and why you need both How to build genuine connections with your customers and avoid pushy sales tactics The importance of follow-ups and how they create long-term customer relationships Tips for crafting open-ended questions that help you learn more about your clients and boost your sales How to engage customers effectively in retail or online business Action Steps for the week: Follow up with 5 people that you have not spoken to in a month.  Look at what the last 5 people bought from you, and see if there was an upsell you could have offered.  Think about your open ended questions Connect with Rachel: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rachelmorgancoaching Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rachelmorgancoaching/ Website - https://www.rachelmorgancoaching.com Let's Chat - https://calendly.com/rachelmorgancoaching/connection-call Newsletter - https://www.rachelmorgancoaching.com/offscript Connect with me, Hayleigh Hayhurst: Website: https://www.espressopodcastproduction.com/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@EspressoPodcastProduction Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/espressopodcastproduction/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@espressopodproduction Music: John Kiernan. www.johnkiernanmusic.com Produced by Espresso Podcast Production: https://www.espressopodcastproduction.com/ Join the Conversation: What did you think of this episode? Share your thoughts and key takeaways with me on social media using the hashtag #EmployeeToBoss. If you enjoyed this episode, please leave a review and share it with your network.

Buckle up, folks! This episode of HR's Most Dangerous Podcast comes straight from the green room at Recfest USA in Nashville, sponsored by Shaker Recruitment Marketing. Chad and Joel sit down with the one and only Rachel Morgan, VP of Client Services at Shaker, to talk about the glamorous world of recruitment marketing—mimosas in hand, of course. Rachel takes us on a wild ride from her days of wrestling with job boards (RIP SimplyHired) to the modern marvels of programmatic advertising and employer branding. Spoiler alert: AI is still the buzzword, and job seekers are still stuck in application limbo. Rachel drops some truth bombs. And for you TikTok skeptics out there, prepare to clutch your pearls—yes, people are finding career advice and jobs on the same platform where they learn to dance badly in 15 seconds. But the real meat of the episode? It's all about gatekeeping! Want to get your shiny new HR tech in front of Shaker? Be prepared for some "American Idol" realness, where only the best get through. Enjoy!

Buckle up, folks! This episode of HR's Most Dangerous Podcast comes straight from the green room at Recfest USA in Nashville, sponsored by Shaker Recruitment Marketing. Chad and Joel sit down with the one and only Rachel Morgan, VP of Client Services at Shaker, to talk about the glamorous world of recruitment marketing—mimosas in hand, of course. Rachel takes us on a wild ride from her days of wrestling with job boards (RIP SimplyHired) to the modern marvels of programmatic advertising and employer branding. Spoiler alert: AI is still the buzzword, and job seekers are still stuck in application limbo. Rachel drops some truth bombs. And for you TikTok skeptics out there, prepare to clutch your pearls—yes, people are finding career advice and jobs on the same platform where they learn to dance badly in 15 seconds. But the real meat of the episode? It's all about gatekeeping! Want to get your shiny new HR tech in front of Shaker? Be prepared for some "American Idol" realness, where only the best get through. Enjoy!

Buckle up, folks! This episode of HR's Most Dangerous Podcast comes straight from the green room at Recfest USA in Nashville, sponsored by Shaker Recruitment Marketing. Chad and Joel sit down with the one and only Rachel Morgan, VP of Client Services at Shaker, to talk about the glamorous world of recruitment marketing—mimosas in hand, of course. Rachel takes us on a wild ride from her days of wrestling with job boards (RIP SimplyHired) to the modern marvels of programmatic advertising and employer branding. Spoiler alert: AI is still the buzzword, and job seekers are still stuck in application limbo. Rachel drops some truth bombs. And for you TikTok skeptics out there, prepare to clutch your pearls—yes, people are finding career advice and jobs on the same platform where they learn to dance badly in 15 seconds. But the real meat of the episode? It's all about gatekeeping! Want to get your shiny new HR tech in front of Shaker? Be prepared for some "American Idol" realness, where only the best get through. Enjoy!

Sales mastery meets wine magic! n this latest episode of TLC: Tend Life Community Podcast, we dive deep into the world of sales with Rachel Morgan, a renowned sales coach helping teams and individuals unlock their true potential. Rachel shares the inside scoop on why some salespeople thrive while others hit roadblocks, offering practical advice and tools you can start using today. Whether you're leading a team or navigating your own sales journey, Rachel's insights will help you refine your approach and boost your results.  And of course, no TLC episode is complete without our signature "Sipping on Success" segment! This week, we're uncorking a bottle of Synne Cellars 2020 Walla Walla Merlot called Day After Yesterday, pairing the bold flavors of this wine with some bold sales strategies. Tune in for a perfect blend of business brilliance, wine exploration and discover Rachel's hidden gems in the community along the way. This episode is packed with actionable takeaways and a dash of local flavor—don't miss it!

In this episode, we discuss Sins of the Shovel, by Rachel Morgan.

In this WFT Ireland Podcast, Project Manager Gemma Creagh spoke with one of our talented members, Actor and AD Rachel Morgan. Rachel wore multiple hats on top titles such as Disenchanted and The Pope's Exorcist, and you might recognise her from her role on RTE's The Gone, which is returning soon for a second Series. In this discussion, we spoke with Rachel about her experience in the industry on both sides of the camera and what it's like working on sets big and small. Listen back here. This event has been made possible by the Screen Ireland Stakeholders fund. https://wft.ie

On this episode, Emily Long, Chelsi Slotten, and Kirsten Lopez are joined by Rachel Morgan, author of the fantastic book ‘Sins of the Shovel: Looting, Murder, and the Evolution of American Archaeology.' We asked Rachel all about her motivations for writing about the history of how American archaeology came to be, along with highlighting a... Continue Reading → The post ‘Sins of Shovel' Review With Author Rachel Morgan appeared first on Women In Archaeology.

I loved my chat with Rachel Morgan. She gives us so many good nuggets that we can apply not only to sales, but to life! Rachel has worked in retail sales both as a sales associate and Store Manager for a combined 13+ years. While she has worked mostly within the fine jewelry industry, she also has experience in clothing and beauty both online and in-person. As a Store Manager, she led her team to nine record sales months, trained assistant managers, mentored new managers, and also taught an onboarding workshop to managers in a corporate setting. Rachel brings her frontline retail knowledge from working on the sales floor, proven techniques and strategies to boost sales and train sales teams, and tools to train teams to sell with enthusiasm and excitement to this session to help you learn to increase your sales and drive long-term growth in your business. I encourage you to follow her. She is always providing such value! Instagram: @rachelmorgancoaching Facebook: @rachelmorgancoaching Website: https://www.rachelmorgancoaching.com LinkedIn: @rachelmorgancoaching

I'm talking with Rachel Morgan a sales coach who works with businesses to convert leads into paying clients and we are talking all about good vs bad sales and marketing and how it al works together and touches every aspect of the consumer journey from awareness to the sale, to word of mouth and beyond. We're sharing real life stories nad experiences I'm sure you can relate to, so let's get into it!   If you'd like to connect with Rachel, find her online at: https://www.rachelmorgancoaching.com/ https://www.instagram.com/rachelmorgancoaching/ More about your host Lindsey Burda: Lindsey Burda is the founder of BurdaMarketing. Where she partners with passionate business owners to take on the bulk of your marketing efforts, creating and implementing a 360 digital strategy to help you bring in more leads online so you can do more of what you love. With over a decade of experience and a passion for helping passionate business owners, Lindsey left her role in corporate America as Vice President of Marketing Services to start BurdaMarketing where she has helped countless small businesses thrive online. Her goal is to make ongoing quality marketing services affordable for small businesses so they can bring in more leads online and do more of what they love. Find Lindsey online at the links below: Website: burdamarketing.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/burdamarketing LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/lindseyburda TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@burdamarketing

In episode 61, we're going down the list of season 5 characters deciding who to marry, f*ck, or kill. After several conversations deep, we quickly realize that Nektas holds the daddy of the season award

The last few years have brought radical changes when it comes to customer experience, demand on inventory, providing creative digital experiences and more. To identify how the industry is changing  we invited to the pod a Retail Sales Coach Rachel Morgan. Rachel with over 12 years of retail sales experience, she has established a coaching business in 2020, utilizing her extensive knowledge and skills to assist other retailers in maximizing their sales potentialThis is a super insightful episode where we are covering: What are the mistake sales strategy that break your retail business. What are the biggest mistakes reatilers do that are costing sales How is the retail space changing after the pandemic  How to Foster long term and Encourage Sales Growth for your small business. WHERE CAN YOU HANG OUT AFTER THE SHOW?You can join the conversation over on Instagram @‌thedigitalbossesVisit our websiteThe Digital Bosses | Toronto Branding Consulting Agencyand start to build your brand today and stay up on top of industry trends.Don't forget to subscribe to the The Digital Bosses Podcast and leave us a review.LISTEN TO RACHEL NEW PODCAST SALES SKILLS TO MASTER

In episode 60, we're talking about Melissa's favorite book, it's one she has not been able to stop talking about. Bethany finally gave the "okay" and the last read of the season is Dead Witch Walking by Kim Harrison, the first in The Hollows series.Taking place in an alternate world, eerily similar to our own, Dead Witch Walking introduces us to Rachel Morgan, a witch, and her investigative partners, Jenks and Ivy, who all quickly earn our love and Rachel's loyalty. A classic detective novel mixed with the charm of a fantasy novel, this book wastes no time jumping into the action and the drama of Rachel's life. This is the first of many books in The Hollows series (18 so far!), and we're so happy to share a few with you here on the podcast.If you have any thoughts, email us at info.inbedwithbooks@gmail.com, or dm us on IG @inbedwithbookspod. You can also reach us on our Discord.Make sure to check out our website and join our email list for the latest updates!

I'm trying to get something going. Show & Tell: The Scarecrow Video Movie Guide - Godzilla What We're Watching Corey Is Free Edition: Avatar 2 ("I'll admit, it rules" - Rachel Morgan); The Whale; The Best Years of Our Lives (1946); Roman Holiday (1953) Hosted by your own personal cinematic McRib & Carrot Raisin Salad! Music by Splash '96 Recorded & Edited by Boutwell Studios

By the pricking of our thumbs, something wicked this way comes!! This week on the show, the witches are BACK and chatting our favorite literary magickal women that we've grown up reading & loving. Who are your favorite witches of literature? RESOURCES: Circe by Madeline Miller; The Witch of Willow Hall by Hester Fox; A Secret History of Witches by Louisa Morgan; Practical Magic Series by Alice Hoffman; The Vine Witch by Luanne G. Smith; Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone by JK Rowling; Coraline by Neil Gaiman; The Hollows Series by Kim Harrison; “Morgan Le Fay” from Britannica.com; “The history of the witches in Macbeth” by Dr. Will Tosh of Shakespeare's Globe; Tilly Witch by Don Freeman; Wicked by Gregory Maguire; The Chronicles of Narnia by C.S. Lewis; Coraline (books), Coraline Wiki; Sabina Spellman, Archie Comics Wiki; Hermoine Granger, Harry Potter Wiki; The Witch of Willow Hall, Publishers Weekly; Rachel Morgan, The Hollows Wiki; The Vine Witch by Luanne G. Smith --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thelionthewitchandthepod/support

The Minister for Finance, Pascal Donohue TD, published the long-awaited General Scheme of the Central Bank (Individual Accountability Framework) Bill 2021 in July of last year. As expected, the individual accountability framework will include ​a new senior executive accountability regime (SEAR) under which regulated financial services providers (RFSPs) and senior managers within those RFSPs will clearly frame where responsibility and decision-making rests within their organisation. In this audio briefing, Louise O'Byrne, Partner in the Employment Law Group at Arthur Cox is joined by Rachel Morgan, Managing Associate in the Employment team and Brenton Pollard, Managing Associate, Financial Regulation Group, of Linklaters LLP. Rachel and Brenton will share their experiences and insights into the equivalent UK scheme, the SMCR. Disclaimer: The contents of this podcast are to assist access to information and do not constitute legal or other advice. Specific advice should be sought in relation to specific cases. If you would like more information on this topic, please contact a member of our team or your usual Arthur Cox contact.

In this episode, Haley and Seth make their first appearance on the podcast to talk with Becky about the library's upcoming poetry series.    In honor of National Poetry Month in April, the library will be hosting a reading series featuring local Cedar Valley poets Rachel Morgan, Jeremy Schraffenberger, and Vince Gotera.   Each weekend will feature one of the poets, ending with a community poetry open mic event on the last Saturday in April. Join us for this poetry-packed four-weekend event beginning Saturday, April 9 through Saturday, April 30 from 10 am - 11 am in Meeting Room AB!⁠ ⁠ Saturday, April 9 — Rachel Morgan⁠ Saturday, April 16 — Jeremy Schraffenberger⁠ Saturday, April 23 — Vince Gotera⁠ Saturday, April 30 — Community Open Mic⁠   Also talked about in this episode: ​Donkey Kong Rap​   Titles discussed: Southern Book Club's Guide to Slaying Vampires by Grady Hendrix One Two Three: A Novel by Laurie Frankel Tacky: Love Letters to the Worst Culture We Have to Offer by Rax King If This Is the Age We End Discovery by Rosebud Ben-Oni

Do you know the difference between marketing and sales? You need them both to run a successful and profitable business, but what is the difference? Where does one stop and the other begin? Well, the line is often a little blurred. Marketing and sales are two distinct areas of business that, if you want to be successful at, need to both be given the appropriate attention. But first we need to identify the differences and understand their function within your business. Now, I can talk all day about marketing but what about sales. I wanted to consult with someone who could give further expertise on the sales side of things so I've asked a special guest to join me on my latest podcast. Her name is Rachel Morgan. She is a Sales Trainer who works with individuals and organizations to convert their leads into paying clients. Before becoming an entrepreneur of her own coaching business, Rachel worked in professional sales and coaching for over a decade. Over the years, she noticed a common theme - that sales felt uncomfortable and that people felt a lot of anxiety around it. That's why she's made it her mission to make sales easy and feel less sleazy. Listen to the latest podcast to hear all the details. Learn the difference between marketing and sales and how you can tackle them both within your own business to generate more leads and close more sales. For more marketing tips visit me at burdamarketing.com. To learn more about Rachel visit her at rachelmorgancoaching.com.

In this weeks episode, Sarah is joined by Rachel Morgan, Co-founder of The White Gallery Boutique. 

Marc Cox chats with Rachel Morgan, a SLU student involved in the pro-life display. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Last year Rachel decided she was ready for a new challenge. So she left her job to start her own sales coaching company to work with others outside the jewelry business. Find out how Rachel turned her sales experience into her sales coaching program when she started her coaching business in the middle of the pandemic! Meet Rachel Morgan Rachel Morgan is a Sales Coach who works with online entrepreneurs to close more sales without constantly looking for new clients! Her previous experience includes working almost a decade as a Store Manager and Sales Associate for a fine jewelry company. As a Store Manager, part of her responsibility was to hire, train, and coach her team on how to sell effectively to exceed monthly sales goals, generate repeat business, and encourage referrals. In 2020, Rachel decided to leave her Store Manager position and start her own coaching company, Rachel Morgan Coaching, to change the negative stigma around sales actively. Instead of being icky, sleazy, and manipulative, Rachel's mission is to create a more positive and FUN mindset around sales. Listen in to discover how to make selling fun and: How to be good at sales when you're an introvert The art of selling How to use your body language to sell Why you should use your social platforms as a storefront The importance of appreciating your customers How to onboard and train your sales representatives
 For more information, visit the show notes at https://amandaabella.com/selling-to-serve-with-rachel-morgan

Join host Melyssa Reeves as she chats with Rachel Morgan, Theatre Manager of Vacaville Performing Arts Theatre . The two discuss the Theatre's upcoming shows, which kicks off with a performance by ukulele master Jake Shimabukuro on November 5, 2021. Additionally, Rachel shares all of the fun shows in store for the holiday season, like Christmas In My Town, the Nutcracker, and Christmas from a Celtic Table. Finally, Rachel shares how Vacaville Performing Arts Theatre supports Vacaville's performing community and how the performing community supports Vacaville Performing Arts Theatre.Destination Vacaville? Let's go!

Elliot Herriman (she/her) is an interactive fiction author and developer who makes games about being queer and engines to help you not have to code. She spent some time chatting about falling into game dev, the struggle to get your writing in front of people, and the importance of accessible dev tools. We discuss many unspeakable games so make sure there aren't any cops around before you pop this one on. You can play Elliot's games on itch and follow her @elliotherriman. Elliot's Unspeakable Thing to Share Some Sword / Some Play (Jemma, 2020) - duelist smut, what more is there to say? Things Discussed Winter (Freya Cambpell and Elliot Herriman, 2021) Outside (Elliot Herriman and Rachel Morgan, 2020) Cover Me In Leaves (Elliot Herriman, 2020) 10mg collection Heaven's Vault (Inkle, 2019) Calico & Catmint Twine Ink Bitsy Kritiqal Care is produced by me, Nate Kiernan, with music by Desired. It's available on Pocket Casts, Apple Podcasts, and wherever else you get podcasts. If you enjoyed the show, consider sharing it with a loved one and supporting Kritiqal on Ko-Fi.

If you're in business, like it or not, you're in sales too. The idea of "selling" makes some people break out in hives...but it doesn't have to. Rachel Morgan and I discuss her six tips on how to sell without sounding "salesy." Having worked in retail for +12 years, Rachel cultivated long-term relationships with her customers, developed raving fans, increased repeat business, and built a word-of-mouth army. For 5 of those years, Rachel worked as a Retail Store Manager in fine jewelry, personally coaching a team to hit 9 record sales months. During her time as a Store Manager, Rachel coached her team through multiple half million dollar sales goal months, trained new store managers to take over high volume stores, and mentored several assistant managers. At the beginning of 2021, Rachel left the world of fine jewelry to start her own coaching business to mentor businesses 1:1 how to do the same. Using her step-by-step method, Rachel is going to teach YOU how to sell without sounding salesy to your customers. You can follow her on Instagram (@remorgan), Facebook (www.facebook.com/rachelmorganconsulting), or send her an email (remorgan@outlook.com) Rachel is also in the process of launching a live course in April about how to improve customer experience within your business. For more information, please make sure to send her an email or follow along on social media. 

Episode 26 with Rachel Morgan-Trimmer "We are used to being told 'No.' Especially women with ADHD; we're invalidated all the time." Rachel is a neurodiversity consultant, entrepreneur of 16 years, and self-described “weirdo.” She helps companies recruit, retain and develop neurodiverse staff through a unique program of workshops and coaching. She's autistic and has ADHD, and says that she has had an impressive array of mental health conditions, which gives her an insight and understanding of people who are “not normal”. Rachel founded SparkleClass to help Manchester's tech community harness the talents of neurodiverse individuals. She lives in the UK with her family and says she is passionate about accessibility, obsessed with food, and can often be found up a hill. I loved chatting with Rachel about the intersection of ADHD and autism in adult women, especially in perimenopause, as well as whether or not it's necessary to get a medical diagnosis when it comes to ADHD or autism. We also talk a bit about chronic volunteerism, and the stress of motherhood in ADHD, as well as some great tips for self-care, so you might want to grab a pen and paper for this episode.  Website: Sparkle Class Twitter: @SparkleClass Rachel's Camp ADHD video   If you are a woman who was diagnosed with ADHD in adulthood and you'd like to be a guest on this podcast, please reach out to Katy via email womenandADHDpodcast@gmail.com. Website: www.womenandadhd.com Twitter: @womenandadhd Instagram: @womenandadhdpodcast Katy Weber's website: www.worthitwithkaty.com

In this week's episode Sarah sits down with Rachel Morgan, Co-founder of Myrne Collective in Newry.    Website: https://myrnecollective.com/

Sidewalk Film Festival creative director and lead programmer Rachel Morgan on how the festival's new drive-in format works, if they will include drive-in screenings at future festivals, how artists have responded to the change and what the future holds for the festival and the Sidewalk's new art house theater. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Rachel is a game enthusiast who enjoys swearing, shenanigans, and well planned pranks. To make up for all tomfoolery she works with a non-profit servicing 40 counties as a community outreach coordinator; helping ensure access and equity for all. Best part of conversation is letting it go and having fun like monopoly except no feelings are hurt. Also being the co-host of a podcast called "Cards With Ester and Rachel" where you join them in a game night creating classic good times and amazing fun.

In this episode, Rachel Morgan-Trimmer is a Neurodiversity consultant and public speaker, Her company Sparkle Class works with individuals and organisations to provide neurodiversity consultancy, leadership development and career coaching. I talk to Rachel about her own diagnosis with Autism and ADHD and how she has coped with a career and setting up her own businesses. Rachel is full of advice and support about how to traverse the "neurotypical" landscape with these conditions. Rachel is honest about her own journey and how to accept any limitations a condition may give you, and to move onward to fulfil your potential. You can find Rachel's social media platforms here: Twitter, Linked In and Facebook

In today's episode I speak with Rachel Morgan-Trimmer from Sparkleclass. She shares with me the challenges of spending a life being neurodiverse and not knowing. This is a very personal story and one that struck a cord with me as you'll hear in the podcast. We are constantly learning and evolving and this episode is another example of the power of talking about and sharing our individual experiences. Rachel now does some fantastic work supporting others so they can benefit from her life's journey.

Carb cycling is a nutrition protocol where you alternate hi and low carb intake on a daily, weekly or monthly basis.It is one of the most effective ways to burn fat, balance hormones, improve metabolism, maintain physical performance while dieting, or overcome a weight loss plateau.In today's episode I my guest Rachel Morgan will take us through the most effective carb cycling diet for men over 40, 50 and 60 and talk about how easy it is to start today.Start Carb Cycling Today – www.over40shred.com/carbcycleshred

Episode 9: Rachel Morgan is our guest this week. She is the Product & Marketing Development Director at Accurate Perforating We discuss why we should not underestimate the value of revisiting old ideas, how the metal industry hasn’t changed much – but combining two legacy ideas brings potential for new products and innovation. We chat... The post How to Innovate Using Old Ideas | Ep. 009 appeared first on Ask an Innovator Podcast.

FEATURING: ALLY CARTER Today, I’m featuring Ally Carter, author of the Gallagher Girls series, the Heist Society series, and many more. Her books feature kick-butt heroines and fast-paced action, with a lot of mystery thrown in for good measure. I’ve had the privilege of seeing Ms. Carter speak at a couple of teen book festivals. I’m happy to report that she lives up to the wit, humor, and intelligence that is found in her books. (Sometimes that doesn’t always happen when you meet your heroes, am I right?) I LOVED hearing her talk about her goal to write mentoring characters for her heroines, guides who had gravitas and gumption. And I loved reading those characters even more – like Eleanor Chancellor, in her Embassy Row series and Cammie’s Mom, Rachel Morgan, in the Gallagher Girls series. WHAT CHARACTERIZES HER WORK Ally Carter’s work empowers readers, as she walks us through the issues that characterize most of her work: Dealing with the loss of a parent Trusting yourself Trusting the people around you Relationships with parents Friendships Girl Power Her twisty endings, her brilliant weaving of history into her plots, and her clever, nail-biting cliffhangers are all reasons why I love her fantastic body of work. Which is what I want to dive into now. The first Ally Carter book I ever read was “I Could Tell You I Love You, But Then I’d Have to Kill You.” How’s that for a title?! It’s the first in her Gallagher Girls series, and as soon as I finished it, I wanted to read everything she ever wrote. THE GALLAGHER GIRLS This is a series that is appropriate for middle-grade readers on up, and it’s all about a girl’s school that looks like a snotty prep academy on the outside, but inside, it’s actually a spy school for girls. The Gallagher Academy for Exceptional Young Women is equipped with an underground training facility, former government agents for instructors, and classes like Hacking the CIA 101. The staff and the girls keep their secret at all costs – and the way that plays out is super fun! Think alarms that trigger bookcase flipping, automated accessory swapping (paintings flipping over on the wall by themselves,) and drills to make sure it all runs like a well-oiled machine. Now, that description alone may sound formulaic, but Carter elevates it with her relatable characters and their baggage – specifically, Cammie Morgan, whose father (a secret agent himself) has died under mysterious circumstances. And did I mention her mother is the headmistress? Yeah. Throw in her tumultuous love life (or lack thereof), a terrorist organization determined to kidnap her, and teachers who may or may not be double agents, and you have the recipe for a complex, tug-at-your-heartstrings series. The books in the Gallagher Girls series are: I’d Tell You I Love You, But Then I’d Have to Kill You Cross My Heart and Hope to Spy Don’t Judge a Girl by Her Cover Only the Good Spy Young Out of Sight, Out of Time United We Spy You can find them (and all the others I’ll be talking about) in the show notes. HEIST SOCIETY The next Ally Carter series I devoured was The Heist Society books. And let me throw in here – I really hate to start a series when the books haven’t ALL been released! But with Ally Carter, I wait on pins and needles until her newest drops. That includes this series – and I still have hopes that she’ll put out a 4th book.) So, Heist Society. This is a series probably best for older teens because there is some sexual tension – nothing overt, but it’s there, and also, there are some complex historical factors woven in that touch on things like the Holocaust. These books feature Katarina “Kat” Bishop, who is part of a long line of art thieves. Carter paints the picture of a “royal” family of con artists that’s been around for centuries. Kat is part the newest generation, and from an early age, she’s been taught all the ins and outs of running scams and, well, heists, by the best in the business. With a crew that consists of her beautiful, sophisticated cousin (Gabrielle) , a set of brothers (Angus and Hamish Bagshaw) who are a cross between the Weasly twins and the two brothers in Ocean’s 11, a tech whiz (Simon), and an ever-mysterious boy billionaire (Hale – specifically, W.W. Hale the Fifth. Hale is her friend of several years, there’s definite tension between them – as in the attraction kind of tension.) Kat and her team travel the world to pull off their heists, and she’s often reluctant participant. But she’s also one of the best, and extenuating circumstances keep pulling her back into the family business. There are mysteries within mysteries – like, is Nick (the charming teen who tried to pick Kat’s pocket) a good guy or a bad guy? And what is the WW part of Hale’s name? And who is Vasily Romani? While this may sound like the teen version of the Ocean’s movies, or The Italian Job, what makes it really come alive are the very flawed characters (much like in the Gallagher Girls.) They may look like cookie cutouts on the surface, but their complexities and weaknesses are what makes these stories great. The books in the Heist Society Series are: Heist Society Uncommon Criminals Perfect Scoundrels The Grift of the Magi (This is a short novella.)  CROSSOVER FUN Okay, I also have to mention another novella that Carter wrote that’s a crossover between the Gallagher world and the Heist Society world, Double Crossed: A Spies and Thieves Story. If I didn’t already love Ally Carter, this book would definitely seal the deal! EMBASSY ROW Okay, I’m just going to touch briefly on the next series, the Embassy Row books. I have to be brutally honest here and say I’m not as excited about them as I was her first two series. I think it’s because I found the main character, Grace Blakely, so unlikeable. Which is harsh, I admit, but as a reader, I have a hard time connecting with victim-y characters. Which Grace definitely seems like, as she tries to navigate the aftereffects of her mother’s murder, and the amnesia she’s had since the night it happened. Grace is one of Carter’s most deeply flawed characters, and it was difficult for me to read – sort of like watching a train wreck – you don’t really want to see, but you can’t look away. Moving on, as Grace faces the challenges of trying to get her family to believe she’s not crazy, make a place for herself in her Grandfather’s world (he’s the American Ambassador to fictional Adria,) and remember the details of that awful night her Mom died, she slowly starts to trust the group of kids who surround her. Kids from all over the world, who like her, live on Embassy Row in Adria. They’re a motley crew, and of course, there’s a love interest there. One that is layered and complicated, in true Carter fashion. One of the best parts of the Embassy Row series is Grace’s Grandfather’s Chief of Staff, Eleanor Chancellor – I mentioned her before, as one of the mentoring women that Ally Carter talked about during a teen book festival I attended. It’s unclear if Ms. Chancellor is a hero or villain, but regardless, she has the gravitas to help Grace get back on her feet. As Grace gets closer to solving the mystery of who killed her mother, another secret starts to unravel – one that not only impacts Grace but the country of Adria and the whole world. And while it’s not my favorite, The Embassy Row does have Carter’s trademarks: high suspense and twisty plotlines. Here are the books in the Embassy Row series: All Fall Down See How They Run Take the Key and Lock Her Up Ally Carter has several other stand-alone novels, but I’m going to stop here today. Except for adding that one of her most recent books, Not if I Save You First, is also awesome. CONVERSATION QUESTIONS WITH YOUR TEEN These books really encompass her complex, girl-powered, fast-paced style. And, they’re really great for jumping into conversations with your teen with questions like: What does it mean to be able to trust someone? When is it okay to keep secrets from the people you’re closest to? When you’re facing a crisis, when should you go to an adult for help? How do you know who your “true” friends are? What can you do if you’ve made a big mistake – one that’s caused a lot of damage not only to yourself but to others? How do you know when to fight for justice? What does it mean to be a strong woman? What’s the best way to learn how to trust yourself? Okay, I can’t wait to hear how you and your teen enjoy Ally Carter’s books! Please be sure to DM me or reply to my email this week.   Referenced in this Episode The Ish Girl on Facebook The Ish Girl on Instagram For exclusive content, Sign Up for The Ish Girl’s Weekly Email! FREE EBOOK: Be the Grownup They Need

Rachel Morgan talks about her work and her own family’s journey. Her son Adam is on the autism spectrum and is non-verbal. Now a college student, he communicates through the use of technology. Named after her remarkable son, the Adam Morgan Foundation provides resources,  sensory equipment, and communication devices to families raising children with Autism Spectrum Disorders.  2019 AMF National Conference: Be Someone's Missing Piece of the Puzzle! April 24, 25 in St. Louis, MO www.amf-stl.com

Drs. Elder and Leavitt sit down with Lindenwood EdD graduate Dr. Rachel Morgan to discuss many of her passions. This illuminating conversation discusses Morgan's non-for-profit organization The Adam Morgan Foundation (assists families raising children with Autism), her research involving Andragogy, process of dissertation writing and completion, and much more. Dr. Morgan also gave details of her upcoming conference in April, the Adam Morgan Foundation National Conference in St. Louis, Missouri. Please join this inspiring conversation! [Music by Brian Elder, “Gateway City”, widerivermusic.com]

February 1, 2019 New England Dirt Show Page ABOUT EPISODE 13.5 – AQUARIANA GUESTS MARIANNE BOCOCK DOYLE & RACHEL MORGAN Episode 13.5 is a fun little impromptu session with Marianne Bocock Doyle and Rachel Morgan, two of the participants at this year’s Aquariana hosted by Bikekitz. They have both decided to attend Aquariana, Rachael as a full weekend participant and Marianne as a single day participant. Needless to say, their experience so far has been everything they were hoping it would be, and possibly more. Both have now tried fat biking for the first time! Music by Addison Chase Check out his band Dressed For The Occasion: www.dftomusic.com On Instagram @dftomusic Do you have an idea for New England Dirt? If so, let us know at nedirt@mountainbikeradio.com. ----------- THANKS FOR THE SUPPORT OF THIS EPISODE Papa Wheelie’s Bike Shop – https://www.papa-wheelies.com/ Highland Bike Park – https://www.highlandmountain.com/ Highland Bike Park on Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/HighlandMTB/ Highland Bike Park on Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/highland_mtn/ Highland Bike Park on Twitter – https://twitter.com/Highland_MTN Winter Woolly – https://www.highlandmountain.com/event/winter-woolly-2019/ RELATED SHOW LINKS Bike Kitz – https://www.bikekitz.com/ Bike Kitz Event – https://www.bikereg.com/aquariana MOUNTAIN BIKE RADIO LINKS You can support this content by becoming a Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/mtnbikeradio Support Mountain Bike Radio by shopping through our Amazon Affiliate Link: http://amzn.to/1SC3svC Go to the Mountain Bike Radio Store: https://shopmbr.com/Become a Mountain Bike Radio Member: http://mountainbikeradio.bigcartel.com/category/mbr-memberships Mountain Bike Radio Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/MountainBikeRadio Mountain Bike Radio on Twitter: https://twitter.com/MtnBikeRadioMountain Bike Radio on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mtnbikeradio/Mountain Bike Radio on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYE6EAkjP_dmm94_HbKya0Q

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In which our heroes seek answers about the festival's 20th anniversary and the forthcoming Sidewalk Cinema, an arthouse haven for troubled film addicts. [w/ special guest Rachel Morgan]Plus: Mommy/Poppy Take on "My Little Pony: The Movie!"

Rachel Morgan is a tenacious type 1 diabetes mom who did not give up when doctors instructed her to discontinue using her son Henry's insulin pump and continous glucose monitor becasue of his severe adhesive allergy. Instead she turned to the diabetes community online and found an answer to Henry's serious problem - this ain't no contact dermatitis. Be sure to read Rachel's guest blog post on Arden's Day to see Henry's rash and find out how they relieved it. It is a fantastic read for anyone who wears a medical device that uses adhesive.    show notes: Rachel's guest post on Arden's Day Children With DiabetesFriends For Life 2015 Blood Ketone Meter Rachel mentioned Arden's Rash story Arden's Day Juicebox Podcast Life Is Short, Laundry Is Eternal: Confessions of a Stay-At-Home Dad Social Media Follow on Twitter Juicebox Podcast - Arden's Day Follow on Facebook Juicebox Podcast - Arden's Day Follow on Instagram Juicebox Podcast - Arden's Day My Disclaimer 

Ben talks to Sidewalk Film Festival lead programmer Rachel Morgan about what people can expect from the Birmingham-based event in its 16th year. Morgan talks about how the festival has changed after nearly two decades, what films people should not miss and how the the less-seasoned moviegoer can enjoy a festival format. Read more about […]

Ben talks to Sidewalk Film Festival lead programmer Rachel Morgan about what people can expect from the Birmingham-based event in its 16th year. Morgan talks about how the festival has changed after nearly two decades, what films people should not miss and how the the less-seasoned moviegoer can enjoy a festival format. Read more about […]