Podcast appearances and mentions of Rachel Rosenthal

Get ready for piping hot questions about everyone's favorite pick-me-up. In this caffeinated episode, Ateeq Rehman, Rachel Rosenthal and Connor Schuck try not to get bitter as the competition becomes deceitful and everyone starts to spill the tea... well, in this case...coffee. Ateeq Rehman: instagram.com/ateeqmr/ Rachel Rosenthal: theraeroshow.com/ Connor Schuck: instagram.com/c_money9/ To learn more about the show, visit QEZ.show Enjoy ad-free listening, early releases, bonus content and more, only available at IntoHistory.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join me today as I bring you the second episode in the new series: Decluttering Room by Room. I've asked six women to join me in tackling various areas in our home. We'll chat about how to keep each space minimal and most efficient for our families. In this episode professional organizer, Rachel Rosenthal will take us through decluttering our kitchen.------------------------------Links Discussed in This EpisodeOrder a Copy of Minimalist Moms: Living and Parenting with SimplicitySubstack: Minimalist Moms Podcast NEW EBOOK | Let's Simplify: Newborn + PostpartumConnect with Rachel:InstagramWebsiteEnjoy this Podcast?Post a review and share it! If you enjoyed tuning into this podcast, then do not hesitate to write a review. You can also share this with your fellow mothers so that they can be inspired to think more and do with less. Order (or review) my book, Minimalist Moms: Living & Parenting With SimplicityQuestions? You can contact me through my website, find me on Instagram, or like The Minimalist Moms Page on Facebook.Thanks for listening! For more updates and episodes, visit the website. You may also tune in on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, or Stitcher.Checkout the Minimalist Moms Podcast storefront for recommendations from Diane.If you enjoyed today's episode of the Minimalist Moms Podcast, then hit subscribe and share it with your friends!Episode Sponsors |The Minimalist Moms Podcast would not be possible without the support of weekly sponsors. Choosing brands that I believe in is important to me. I only want to recommend brands that I believe may help you in your daily life. As always, never feel pressured into buying anything. Remember: if you don't need it, it's not a good deal!Our Sponsors:* Check out Homethreads and use my code minimalist for a great deal: www.homethreads.com* Check out Puro Air : https://getpuroair.com/* Check out Tecovas: https://www.tecovas.com/* Check out undefined and use my code MINIMALIST for a great deal: undefined* Visit armoire.style/MINIMALIST to get up to 50% off your first month, that's up to $125 OFF! Never worry about what to wear again—try Armoire today!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/minimalist-moms-podcast2093/exclusive-contentAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Sometimes, our “stuff” can weigh us down physically, mentally, and emotionally… without us even realizing it. So, if you're looking for a surprisingly simple way to reduce stress and feel calmer, happier, and more focused, decluttering your environment is a good place to start! Rachel Rosenthal, a trusted organizing expert, believes that when our homes are organized and clutter-free, we reap benefits that contribute to optimal health and overall well-being.  With over 15 years in the industry, Rachel has a gift for making this daunting task seem accessible and easy to do. She also shares today's organizing trends (think: sustainability), foolproof ways to let go of the things you no longer need, how to set your closet and kitchen up for success, and so much more.    In this episode, you'll learn: Organization and decluttering trends you'll want to try in 2024 The difference between neat and organized and how to get the whole family involved Ways that decluttering your home can save you time, money, and unnecessary stress! The excuses we make to hold onto things and Rachel's “rules” for letting go Practical tips, strategies, and products to make your kitchen a sanctuary Why your space doesn't have to be Pinterest-worthy to positively impact you   You'll be inspired to make organization a way of life and decluttering a daily ritual!   Resources Mentioned: Sign up for 'The Power of Press Playbook' Course (and get $100 off with coupon code: ELISE) These 11-Year-Old Twins Are WAY More Organized Than We Are — Get Their Tips!'   Learn More about Rachel Rosenthal: Website: rachelrosenthal.co LinkedIn: @rachelmrosenthal Instagram: @rachelorganizes Facebook: @rachelorganizes Pinterest: @rachelorganizes   Learn More about Elise Museles: Food Story: Rewrite the Way You, Eat, Think, and Live Website: elisemuseles.com Instagram: @elisemuseles Facebook: @elisemuseles

This is the second epsiode in our 2 part series with Rachel Rosenthal, a professional organizer in Washington DC who has used the media to propel her business to serve over 8000 clients. In this ep we get down to business learning how to pitch potential outlets like TV, podcasts, and print media to grow your organizing business.  LINKS FOR LISTENERS Use code POS for Rachel's course The Power of Press for $100 off: https://rachelrosenthal.co/online-courses Learn more about Rachel's organizing business, Rachel & Company: https://rachelrosenthal.co Connect with me at Pro Organizer Studio: hello@proorganizerstudio.com  

Today we are demystifying the process of putting your organizing business out in the world by doing press--print, TV, online, podcasts and more! Rachel Rosenthal, who has served over 8000 clients in her Washington, DC organizing business Rachel & Company, has skyrocketed her client list by actively participating in press opportunities.  LINKS FOR LISTENERS: Learn more about Rachel and her business Rachel & Company: CLICK HERE Rachel's course The Power of Press Playbook--USE CODE POS FOR $100 OFF!: CLICK HERE Connect with Melissa and Pro Organizer Studio: CLICK HERE

We examine the effectiveness of generic drugs and over-the-counter decongestions, and how COVID anxiety is still in the minds of many Americans to this day. Also, would passing marijuana legislation be useful to President Biden's re-election campaign? Bloomberg Opinion's Jonathan Bernstein thinks so. He joins us, along with columnists Rachel Rosenthal, FD Flam, and Lisa Jarvis. Amy Morris hosts.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A Fed pause, a travel boom, and an army on top of the world. We dig into those stories and more on this week's episode of Bloomberg Opinion. Columnists Jonathan Levin, Liam Denning, Rachel Rosenthal, and Brooke Sutherland join to discuss. Amy Morris hosts.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Are you feeling grumpy about, or overwhelmed by, the clutter around you? In Episode 281, Christine shares about how the season of family change in her home has led to a major phase of decluttering and reshuffling. She then revisits an interview with organizing expert Rachel Rosenthal, in which Christine and Rachel talk about tactical yet compassionate decluttering and organization tactics, as well as how to diffuse power struggles and sustain organization. + + + + + Edit Your Life shares practical ideas for decluttering your home, schedule, and mental space without getting bogged down by perfection. Winner of the 2017 Iris Award for Podcast Of The Year. Hosted by Christine Koh (+ Asha Dornfest from 2015 to 2021). Share: #edityourlifeshow Show notes: http://www.edityourlifeshow.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/edityourlifeshow Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/edityourlifeshow/ Email: edityourlifeshow@gmail.com

Megan sits down with Rachel Rosenthal, owner and designer with Rachel Barri Designs. Follow Rachel on Instagram @rachelbarridesigns and check out her website: https://rachelbarridesigns.com. This episode was first published on YouTube on October 15, 2022.Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/QoEMg0cwgEUJoin the stitchy fun on Instagram: @pointingitoutpodcastSend us an email: pointingitoutpodcast@gmail.comSubscribe to our YouTube Channel: youtube.com/@pointingitoutpodcastHOSTS:Megan Holmes of the Needlepoint Clubhouse in St. Louis@stlneedlepointShop online at stlneedlepoint.comMelissa MacLeod of The Wool and The Floss in Grosse Pointe, MI@thewoolandtheflossShop online at woolfloss.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The JTS Commentary for Tazria by Dr. Rachel Rosenthal, JTS Adjunct Assistant Professor of Talmud and RabbinicsMusic provided by JJReinhold / Pond5.

We talk with accomplished improvisor and wonderful human Rachel Rosenthal about lots of stuff and do improv scenes!

Jamie and Dr. Wendy talk kissing spine, Beyond the Ribbons Spotlight rider Rachel Rosenthal, DeAnne has the vet out, and Horse History. Listen in...TIME STAMPS: 03:34 - Daily Whinnies20:20 - Beyond the Ribbons Highlight Rider:  Rachael Rosenthal28:56 - Horse Nation's DeAnne Sloan36:40 - Horse HistoryHORSES IN THE MORNING Episode 2851  – Show Notes and Links:The HORSES IN THE MORNING Crew: Glenn the Geek:  co-host, executive in charge of comic relief, Jamie Jennings:   co-host, director of wacky equestrian adventures, Coach Jenn:  producer, Chaos Control Officer.Guest Host: Dr. Wendy YingTitle Sponsor: Eagle Equine Products Coupon code HRN gets them 15% off their order at eagleequine.com (one-time use)Picture Credit: Rachael RosenthalGuest: Beyond the Ribbons Highlight Rider,  Rachael RosenthalGuest: DeAnne Sloan from Horse Nation There's an App for that!  Download the new FREE Horse Radio Network App for iPhone and AndroidFollow Horse Radio Network on TwitterAdditional support for this podcast provided by: Listeners Like YouSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/user?u=87421)

Jamie and Dr. Wendy talk kissing spine, Beyond the Ribbons Spotlight rider Rachel Rosenthal, DeAnne has the vet out, and Horse History. Listen in...TIME STAMPS: 03:34 - Daily Whinnies20:20 - Beyond the Ribbons Highlight Rider:  Rachael Rosenthal28:56 - Horse Nation's DeAnne Sloan36:40 - Horse HistoryHORSES IN THE MORNING Episode 2851  – Show Notes and Links:The HORSES IN THE MORNING Crew: Glenn the Geek:  co-host, executive in charge of comic relief, Jamie Jennings:   co-host, director of wacky equestrian adventures, Coach Jenn:  producer, Chaos Control Officer.Guest Host: Dr. Wendy YingTitle Sponsor: Eagle Equine Products Coupon code HRN gets them 15% off their order at eagleequine.com (one-time use)Picture Credit: Rachael RosenthalGuest: Beyond the Ribbons Highlight Rider,  Rachael RosenthalGuest: DeAnne Sloan from Horse Nation There's an App for that!  Download the new FREE Horse Radio Network App for iPhone and AndroidFollow Horse Radio Network on TwitterAdditional support for this podcast provided by: Listeners Like YouSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/user?u=87421)

Jump into a deep-dive on ORGANIZATION that weaves through practical advice, philosophical topics, and psychological explanations with Rachel Rosenthal. Learn more about Rachel and her work: >> Rachel Organizes on Instagram >> Rachel's business, Rachel&Co, on her website rachelrosenthal.co --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thefearlessyear/message

Rachel Rosenthal, of "Sam & Rachel's Generation Gap" podcast, swings through the pod. We're talking racist improv warmups, neanderthal dreadlocks and 55378008—all this week on Whatchu Wanna Know!

The JTS Commentary for Va'et-hannan by Dr. Rachel Rosenthal. Music provided by JJReinhold / Pond5.

The JTS Commentary for Va'et-hannan by Dr. Rachel Rosenthal. Music provided by JJReinhold / Pond5.

Rachel Rosenthal is an organizing expert, founder of Rachel and Company, a Washington, DC-based professional organizing firm and above all the mom to identical girl twins. In this episode, we chat about Her journey from being a lawyer to launching her side hustle full-time as an organizing expert Her biggest business lessons learned during the Pandemic Raising twin girls as a single mom and launching a company How to declutter kid stuff (especially the toys) How to let go of physical stuff (especially when emotions are involved) Since 2007, Rachel's firm has worked with 3000+ clients, and teamed up with prominent brands, including West Elm, Pottery Barn, The Container Store, and Four Seasons. Rachel is a TODAY Parenting Contributor and her organizing tips and expertise has been seen by millions and in 100+ publications, including Real Simple, Martha Stewart, House Beautiful, The Rachael Ray Show, and local NBC, ABC, and Fox morning shows. Rooted in the belief that organization can be achieved by all, Rachel emphasizes solutions that are easy to use and enhance a home's existing aesthetic. Follow Rachel at Website: www.rachelrosenthal.co IG: @rachelorganizes ----- Come join me in my sandbox of life and in this podcast to explore, play and discover something new every single week. Subscribe and tune in weekly because I know you've yelled "Mommy's on a Call" at least once in the last week!!! For show notes, visit www.MommysonaCall.com Stephanie's Website IG: @MommysonaCall // @StephanieUchima

This week Ken welcomes real life married couple, improv royalty, and hosts of the Generation Gap podcast Rachel Rosenthal and Sam DeRoest. Ken, Rachel and Sam discuss icky years, age differences, American Idol, how artificial "reality" talent shows are, Ken seeing Kelly Clarkson have Lady GaGa open for her at a Grammy Party, Bel Biv Devoe, live shows, from Justin to Kelly, William Hung, Clay Aiken, Reuben Studdard, Crystal Lite, Oregon, Dale Earnhardt, Kenan Thompson, The Secret of My Success, Wall Street, Broadway, Nathan Lane, How to Succeed in Business without Really Trying, musicals, Carrie: The Musical, Jeff Goldblum, Curb Your Enthusiasm, grid confusion, The Wedding Planner, CB4, Shakespeare in the South, Patrick Stewart: Cowboy, The Bachelorette Alaska, seeing plays in London, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof with Brendan Fraiser, The Town, putting a whole town in your rearviews, getting the VIP Disney hook up from Chelsea Nobel's cousin, Everybody Loves Raymond, the horror of 24, why torture is ineffective, No Way Steve, how great America's Funniest Home Videos is, the time a bird suicided on Fabio's Face, Paula Dean being knocked out by a frozen turkey, 1990's Dick Tracey, Madonna shooting blanks, The Portland Timbers, Airplane, classic comedy, championship hockey, Survivor, The MTV Movies Awards, Elvis, Spongebob Squarepants, The Wire, Jessica Alba as Dark Angel, and being absolutely confused by Pokemon and Power Rangers.

Comedy duo/married couple Rachel Rosenthal and Sam De Roest (Sam & Rachel's Generation Gap) join Nathan and Annie for the Season 2 finale! They discuss how Fergie got her start, the Room of Requirement, and condescending road signs. Listen now! It's Season 2, Episode 21: D.O.A. MacGyver! Stuff We Talked About: Sam & Rachel's Generation Gap || Kids, Incorporated || The Room of Requirement || Twenty is Plenty || Correspondence School Credits: Rachel Rosenthal: Instagram | Website || Sam De Roest: Twitter | Instagram || Theme Music by: Mark Daly   ||   Artwork by: Thomas Michael Hill   ||   More Podcasts at: Unicow Media

In our Season 1 Finale, we discuss Sam's favorite “thing” (Pokémon) which, as we learn, makes zero sense to anyone from an older generation. Rachel thinks Pokémon ​get “healed in a microwave” and Sam thinks that My Little Ponies are made of Candy Canes! Are they?? Find out. Sam & Rachel's Generation Gap is a brand new Comedy Podcast that bridges a couple's 12 year age difference through explorations of pop culture! Follow us at @samandrachelcomedy on Instagram & Facebook. Hosted by Rachel Rosenthal & Sam De Roest Produced by Rachel Rosenthal & Sam De Roest Artwork by Erin Mabee Music by Douglas Widick / Sweet Tea Studio

We explore two epic films this week in a generation gap classic! Find out why Muggsy Bogues is funnier than the Looney Tunes and why Sam is mad at Michael Winslow! Sam & Rachel's Generation Gap is a brand new Comedy Podcast that bridges a couple's 12 year age difference through explorations of pop culture! Follow us at @samandrachelcomedy on Instagram & Facebook. Hosted by Rachel Rosenthal & Sam De Roest Produced by Rachel Rosenthal & Sam De Roest Artwork by Erin Mabee Music by Douglas Widick / Sweet Tea Studio

Science Rules! We bridge the generation gap via science this week as the couple meets Mr. Wizard from Gen X and Bill Nye the Science Guy for the Millennials! Also, Rachel mixes up Ken Ham and Ken Bone because “hambone” and we remember Battlebots! Sam & Rachel's Generation Gap is a brand new Comedy Podcast that bridges a couple's 12 year age difference through explorations of pop culture! Follow us at @samandrachelcomedy on Instagram & Facebook. Hosted by Rachel Rosenthal & Sam De Roest Produced by Rachel Rosenthal & Sam De Roest Artwork by Erin Mabee Music by Douglas Widick / Sweet Tea Studio

Alright alright alright! This week, our friends drive in the car for hours trying to find the party - as they bridge the gap from McConaughey to McLovin. Yup: it's the high school stoner movie episode! Sam & Rachel's Generation Gap is a brand new Comedy Podcast that bridges a couple's 12 year age difference through explorations of pop culture! Follow us at @samandrachelcomedy on Instagram & Facebook. Hosted by Rachel Rosenthal & Sam De Roest Produced by Rachel Rosenthal & Sam De Roest Artwork by Erin Mabee Music by Douglas Widick / Sweet Tea Studio

Fans of Lord of the Rings will surely be offended by Rachel's inability to name any characters besides "Mikey from Goonies." Sam thought Neverending Story was a movie about "a boy who eats an apple in a library." Sam & Rachel's Generation Gap is a brand new Comedy Podcast that bridges a couple's 12 year age difference through explorations of pop culture! Follow us at @samandrachelcomedy on Instagram & Facebook. Hosted by Rachel Rosenthal & Sam De Roest Produced by Rachel Rosenthal & Sam De Roest Artwork by Erin Mabee Music by Douglas Widick / Sweet Tea Studio

Remember when belly buttons were considered fashion? It's the pop princess generation gap episode! Sam meets Debbie Gibson and Madonna and Rachel gets reacquainted with Britney, Xtina, and some really important history! Sam & Rachel's Generation Gap is a brand new Comedy Podcast that bridges a couple's 12 year age difference through explorations of pop culture! Follow us at @samandrachelcomedy on Instagram & Facebook. Hosted by Rachel Rosenthal & Sam De Roest Produced by Rachel Rosenthal & Sam De Roest Artwork by Erin Mabee Music by Douglas Widick / Sweet Tea Studio

This week, Sam gets introduced to Mr. Wendel-- er, American Hip Hop group, Arrested Development, while Rachel gets schooled on the TV Series with the same name. Sam & Rachel's Generation Gap is a brand new Comedy Podcast that bridges a couple's 12 year age difference through explorations of pop culture! Follow us at @samandrachelcomedy on Instagram & Facebook. Hosted by Rachel Rosenthal & Sam De Roest Produced by Rachel Rosenthal & Sam De Roest Artwork by Erin Mabee Music by Douglas Widick / Sweet Tea Studio

This week, the duo delves into toys from their different childhoods: Beanie Babies & Cabbage Patch Kids. Sam asks important questions like “Who's Phish?" and Rachel finds out that yes, Sam does currently have Beanie Babies in their home. Sam & Rachel's Generation Gap is a brand new Comedy Podcast that bridges a couple's 12 year age difference through explorations of pop culture! Follow us at @samandrachelcomedy on Instagram & Facebook. Hosted by Rachel Rosenthal & Sam De Roest Produced by Rachel Rosenthal & Sam De Roest Artwork by Erin Mabee Music by Douglas Widick / Sweet Tea Studio

Rachel Rosenthal! The RaeRo Show! Comedian! Friend! One half of the new podcast Sam & Rachel's Generation Gap! They have fun! We have fun! YOU have fun! Have fun! And more!

Sam & Rachel's Generation Gap is a brand new Comedy Podcast that bridges a couple's 12 year age difference through explorations of pop culture! This week, our Millennial (Sam) and his Gen X wife (Rachel) find the intersection (Kids on bicycles) between two seemingly unrelated movies and most alarmingly, Sam discovers that it's really a Karate teen more than a karate kid. Rachel also declares to be "The Jackie Zebrowski of this podcast." Follow us at @samandrachelcomedy on Instagram & Facebook. Hosted by Rachel Rosenthal & Sam De Roest Produced by Rachel Rosenthal & Sam De Roest Artwork by Erin Mabee Music by Douglas Widick / Sweet Tea Studio

Sam & Rachel's Generation Gap is a brand new Comedy Podcast that bridges a couple's 12 year age difference through explorations of pop culture! In our first episode, our Millennial (Sam) introduces his Gen X wife to the melancholy tones of Dashboard Confessional. Rachel schools Sam on live jam band shows of the 90s - with her introduction of Dave Matthews Band! Damn! The power of a man with a squeaky voice and an acoustic guitar. Follow us at @samandrachelcomedy on Instagram & Facebook. Hosted by Rachel Rosenthal & Sam De Roest Produced by Rachel Rosenthal & Sam De Roest Artwork by Erin Mabee Music by Douglas Widick / Sweet Tea Studio

Sam & Rachel's Generation Gap is a brand new Comedy Podcast that bridges a couple's 12 year age difference through explorations of pop culture! Think: Lord of the Rings meets Neverending Story. Spaceballs meets Space Jam! Cabbage Patch Kids meets Beanie Babies! You get the idea. Follow us at @samandrachelcomedy on Instagram & Facebook. Hosted by (real life married couple) Rachel Rosenthal & Sam De Roest Produced by Rachel Rosenthal & Sam De Roest Artwork by Erin Mabee Music by Douglas Widick / Sweet Tea Studio

Dean Victor Varnado (producer, filmmaker, comedian, writer, and cartoonist) has a one-on-one session with Rachel Rosenthal (artist) and they discuss how to separate "art from the artist" and more. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Place your bets on which of the various gangsters and gamblers will survive the fortunes of love in the debonair 1955 movie Guys and Dolls, starring Marlon Brando and Frank Sinatra. We are lucky to be joined by a special lady tonight, hip-hop improvisor Rachel Rosenthal. Enjoy the episode!

Mark Evan and Chris Soria explain their pumpkin art, Elizabeth Cohen gives advice for self-care during divorce, Michael Ransom discusses what to expect from unemployment rates, Rachel Rosenthal gives organization tips, Jennifer Keishin Armstrong talks about the death of the laugh track.

Pumpkin Carving Maniacs (0:00:00) Pumpkin carving is a favorite tradition of people all across the country this time of year. It's so fun to see what people will do with their pumpkins. The most popular thing to carve is the classic jack-o'-lantern face. But some people will get really creative. Today, we're excited to talk with some amazing pumpkin carving artists to give us some inspiration and tips this holiday season. Joining us today is Marc Evan and Chris Soria, founders of Maniac Pumpkin Carvers.   Taking Care of Yourself During Divorce (0:35:57) Divorces are draining—emotionally, financially, and physically. There's always more paperwork to go over, the house needs cleaning, the kids need caroling, and as the parent going through the divorce, you need to take care of yourself. However, it's easy to lose sight of taking care of yourself in the mountain of to-dos that accompany a divorce. And while yours kid, your ex, and your family all play a central role in your life during the divorce process, it's time to start making yourself a priority as well. Here today to discuss with us why it's imperative that you take care of yourself during the divorce process and ways in which to begin doing so, is CEO and founder of the online divorce course and membership Afterglow: The Light at the Other Side of Divorce, Dr. Elizabeth Cohen.   What's Going on with Unemployment? (0:52:47) We've experienced unprecedented employment rates this year due to, well, obvious reasons. We started off strong with a 3.5 percent unemployment rate, but then the pandemic hit and we skyrocketed to 14.7%.  About 20 million jobs were lost earlier this year. And while we have been recovering ever since then, things still aren't where they were before COVID-19.We wanted to get an update on where we are now, where things are going, and if there is any hope on the horizon. Here to talk us through it is labor economics expert Michael Ransom.   Staying Organized (1:14:16) Everyone always plans and tries to stay organized, but life can be chaotic and can upset our organization plans. However, allowing yourself to become unorganized is like rolling a snowball down a hill. The longer you let it get out of control, the harder it will be to stop. That's why maintaining an organized lifestyle is so important. We've invited Rachel Rosenthal, an organizing expert, onto the show today to help us understand how we can maintain an organized mindset.   The Death of the Laugh Track (1:28:25) Once upon a time, all of our favorite shows used canned laughter—Seinfeld, Friends, Fraiser etc. We all got so used to it that certain tracks were familiar and even predictable. But do you ever wonder what effect it actually had on how we viewed sitcoms? And why don't we hear it now? Here to share the history, evolution and effects of the laugh track is three-time New York Times bestselling author and pop culture expert, Jennifer Keishin Armstrong.

Does this year have you struggling with organization, or feeling overwhelmed with clutter across your workspace, home - or even your mind? Then listen on, this episode is for you! My friend and Organizing Expert, Rachel Rosenthal, is rooted in the belief that organization can be achieved by all, and she has the tips and systems to back it up. She's the founder of Rachel & Company, a wife, mother of identical twins, and is here today to help you uncover the power of organization, across your life. 

The JTS Commentary for Shemini Atzeret by Dr. Rachel Rosenthal.Music provided by JJReinhold / Pond5.

The JTS Commentary for Shemini Atzeret by Dr. Rachel Rosenthal.Music provided by JJReinhold / Pond5.

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Decluttering your life is not just a passing craze – it's big business! An industry that emerged in 1984 within Los Angeles, professional organizing has become a lucrative business with professional organizers like Marie Kondo bringing organization and decluttering to American awareness. On today's show, Margaret Sundin-McCann and Stetson Sundin bring on organizing expert Rachel Rosenthal who shares the backstory of what inspired her to start her organizing business. Don't miss this exciting episode and discover the who, what, and why of the organizing industry. Hey, on a side note, in our episodes, we often make references to programs, books, apps, and other tools we love. If you would like to know what these tools are, then click the link below to find out! https://pages.everythingenvy.com/resources Our Free Resource List: https://pages.everythingenvy.com/resources Rachel's Website: https://www.rachelrosenthal.co/ Rachel's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rachelorganizes/?hl=en Partial transcript - We're excited to welcome our guest, Rachel Rosenthal. We are honored to have her on our show because we've been looking up to her for forever. I feel like when we first started the business, you said, “There are a couple of people that I want you to look at,” when I first came on board. Literally, you were one of the first people that I saw on Instagram and we're honored to have you with us. We're excited to talk to you. You've been featured in major magazines like Better Homes and Gardens, Domino's. You've been on TV, ABC News. We're excited to dive into all of that. Welcome to the show. Thank you, guys, so much for having me. I'm excited to be here and chatting with you guys. I appreciate it. You've inspired us so much. You're a boss businesswoman right now. You've been on so many publications. You are the lady boss. We'd love to hear a little bit about your story and what inspired you to start your business and a little bit of backstory. You've been in business for a while now. I'm an old woman. A lot has changed. I've had my business for years now. I started right before my children were born and I always tell people not a steady line up in terms of a journey and no business is, but it has been a journey since then. I went to law school and I decided that wasn't for me. When I started my business, it looked a lot different than it obviously looks now. Being open to change and going with the change of the time has made my business sustainable and being able to continue to work with great clients, continue doing a good job. I always tell my team, “We're only as good as that last job,” because as most of our clients are women, they talk. It has been a journey from there. I started very many years ago, it seems like. I feel like you're one of the OG organizers because organizing as a business is not that old. It's a pretty new industry. After Marie Kondo came out. In our Facebook RISE group, we still have gals or wanting to come in, looking for some support on starting a brand-new business. As you know, we have a lot in there that started. COVID prompted them to start their own business. How was that, starting a business that maybe wasn't as well known yet? You were the pioneer. Now when people start their business, they can look at people like you, they can reach out to people like you. That's what's cool about our community as organizers, I feel like we're all supportive. When people reach out, we do our best to give them knowledge whatever we can. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/everythingenvypodcast/support

The terrible twos can, well, be downright terrible. But how do you make it through with sanity? On today's episode we are talking about how to make it through parenting your toddler with some grace. My guest expert Rachel Rosenthal is an accomplished parenting coach who has been supporting families around the globe for the last 12 years. She shares with me her top strategies for parenting your toddler. To learn more about Rachel or work with her 1:1 you can reach her here: rosenthalfamilycoaching@gmail.com For more awesome content on parenting, and of course breastfeeding head to: https://www.successfulbreastfeeding.org/blog And if you want to see more awesome tips from Rachel and me, join the Successful Breastfeeding Community on FB: https://www.successfulbreastfeeding.org/join-my-community.html Other resources mentioned in this episode: Breathing Techniques for Staying Calm (Podcast) www.messy.fm/podcast/7afa0000-ac10-11ea-a505-c100e7dc6848 How to release your anxiety (Podcast) www.messy.fm/podcast/736bbbc0-833f-11ea-a517-09a7db2f5e2d Breathing tips for anxiety in action: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tphI0ZrCEBU&t=26s

Today, I bring you my conversation with the owner and founder of Rachel and Company (a full-service professional organizing firm), Rachel Rosenthal! This is actually the second time I've spoken with Rachel as she spoke last year on episode eighty-seven regarding back to school tips and tricks for back to school organization. This conversation will be somewhat similar; however, now we have the additional element of a global pandemic to navigate. Rachel will address changes we'll need to implement in order to stay organized and, most importantly, relaxed during these uncertain, ever-changing times. Show Notes for Bonus Episode: Back to School Tips for When Life Isn't Exactly Normal with Rachel Rosenthal Enjoy this Podcast? Learning how you can get rid of clutter and live an intentional and purposeful life has never been this simple. If you enjoyed today’s episode of the Minimalist Moms Podcast, then hit subscribe and share it with your friends! Post a review and share it! If you enjoyed tuning into this podcast, then do not hesitate to write a review. You can also share this with your fellow mothers so that they can be inspired to think more and do with less.  Questions? You can contact me through my website, find me on Instagram, or like The Minimalist Moms Page on Facebook. Thanks for listening! For more updates and episodes, visit the website. You may also tune in on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, or Stitcher.

The terrible twos can, well, be downright terrible. But how do you make it through with sanity? On today's episode we are talking about how to make it through parenting your toddler with some grace. My guest expert Rachel Rosenthal is an accomplished parenting coach who has been supporting families around the globe for the last 12 years. She shares with me her top strategies for parenting your toddler. To learn more about Rachel or work with her 1:1 you can reach her here: rosenthalfamilycoaching@gmail.com For more awesome content on parenting, and of course breastfeeding head to: https://www.successfulbreastfeeding.org/blog And if you want to see more awesome tips from Rachel and me, join the Successful Breastfeeding Community on FB: https://www.successfulbreastfeeding.org/join-my-community.html Other resources mentioned in this episode: Breathing Techniques for Staying Calm (Podcast) www.messy.fm/podcast/7afa0000-ac10-11ea-a505-c100e7dc6848 How to release your anxiety (Podcast) www.messy.fm/podcast/736bbbc0-833f-11ea-a517-09a7db2f5e2d Breathing tips for anxiety in action: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tphI0ZrCEBU&t=26s

The book of Jonah, traditionally read on Yom Kippur afternoon, has one of the most unsympathetic prophets in the Bible. In this class, Dr. Rachel Rosenthal offers an alternative reading of Jonah to help us consider how the ways we view the flaws of others can either hinder or aid our own process of repentance. Dr. Rachel Rosenthal holds a PhD in Rabbinic Literature at the Jewish Theological Seminary, where she serves as an adjunct Assistant Professor in the Department of Talmud and was voted List College Professor of the Year in 2018. This class was conducted via Zoom on August 18, 2020 as part of the Elul+ Pre-Tishre study program presented by Temple Beth Am Los Angeles.

Rachel Rosenthal joins to talk about Free Form, a style of Improv used by her touring team 'Big Bang'. We talk about organic improv, making use of freedom in structure, and the different devices that define playing styles.

Tom Stringer, leader of accounting firm BDO’s U.S. site selection team, on Facebook leasing space in NY, and how the pandemic is impacting corporate real estate. Lauren Simmons, entrepreneur and former equity trader at Rosenblatt Securities, discusses breaking the glass ceiling as the youngest Black woman trader on the NYSE floor. Rachel Rosenthal, Bloomberg Opinion editor, discusses her column: "Big Tech Wants You to Believe in a Skills Gap." Andy Browne, Editorial Director for Bloomberg New Economy, on China media branding Trump's TikTok actions a "smash and grab." Hosted by Paul Sweeney and Vonnie Quinn.

When we started the podcast production, taping many episodes, it was before COVID-19 became a global pandemic. Within weeks, even days, the world changed immensely and I wanted to connect with someone who understood the hardship dealing with the virus. Even now as many people are phasing back into socialization, this virus is still a threat and top of mind especially for those touched by a compromised immunity...like myself and today’s guest, Rachel Rosenthal, founder of the professional organizing agency, Rachel and Company. Rachel is an authority focused on home and office organization that’s simple and practical. She left a powerful desk job to follow her passion and now 2500 clients later, has made it into a booming business. In addition to being a successful entrepreneur recognized worldwide, she’s also a mom of identical tween daughters and living a life with Hashimoto’s disease. Rachel spoke with me just weeks into her recovery from COVID-19. She shares with us how she got through, demonstrates some exercises for COVID chest congestion that she learned from CNN’s Chris Cuomo and how her passion for organizing helped her find a little peace during her journey. We also laugh about meal planning, lipstick and touch upon a few tips along the way. Please enjoy and take a minute to rate, review and subscribe. You leaving a review helps us with our podcast ranking. The higher we are ranked, the more people can discover our show. Tune in every Wednesday for new episodes. Show notes links: Rachel and Company: https://www.rachelrosenthal.co/ R&Co Life Designed Products - notepads: https://www.rachelrosenthal.co/shop-life-designed-products Rachel’s COVID-19 FAQ: https://www.rachelrosenthal.co/blog/2020/4/29/covid-19-experience-and-update Free meal planning and healthy checklists: https://page.co/mPjxP You can follow Rachel on social media at @RachelOrganizes: Instagram - with Live Interviews Weekly: https://www.instagram.com/rachelorganizes/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/rachelorganizes Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/rachelorganizes/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzGFtVJMK2k5S4dhfHx-Ltg Grateful Game: Daily Harvest - Use PRETTYWELLNESS code at checkout for $25 off https://www.daily-harvest.com Connect with us at: For more information on the podcast episodes: https://PrettyWellness.com/podcast For easily accessible cancer information: https://PrettyWellness.com/cancer-resources For daily wellness tips go to @PrettyWellness on Instagram: http://Instagram.com/PrettyWellness For more information on Pretty Wellness and Caryn Sullivan: http://CarynSullivan.com Follow @PrettyWellness on social media on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter http://Instagram.com/PrettyWellness http://Twitter.com/PrettyWellness http://Facebook.com/PrettyWellness Happiness through Hardship – The Book: BUY https://amzn.to/39PAjuT Happiness through Hardship - DONATE A BOOK: https://PrettyWellness.com/book

This week, it's vinyl records vs. Spotify playlists. We talk to Nick Hornby, the English author of High Fidelity, Fever Pitch, About a Boy and many other books that were also adapted into feature films. We chatted with him about the new Hulu adaptation of High Fidelity starring Zoë Kravitz as a record store owner in Brooklyn, what music means to the kids today, and how his puzzle hobby is keeping him busy in quarantine. Then, Stephanie talks to Rachel Rosenthal, who teaches Talmud at the Jewish Theological Seminary and writes frequently about the intersection of Jewish text and modern life. She discusses stories of infertility in the Hebrew Bible, as well as her own experience with infertility as a Modern Orthodox woman. Finally, we check back in with filmmaker Rachel Myers and her grandmother Roberta Mahler, the director and star of Wendy's Shabbat, a documentary about a group of seniors who meet each week for Shabbat dinner at a local Wendy’s fast-food restaurant. Rachel and Roberta, who were guests on Unorthodox back in 2018, tell us about adjusting to life in quarantine, and the surprising new Shabbat traditions their family has created. Join us for Tablet Live, a series of Zoom conversations with some of the most interesting artists, writers, and thinkers around. On Thursday, May 7 at 7 p.m., Stephanie and Liel will be in conversation about Liel's new book, Stan Lee: A Life in Comics, and on Sunday, May 10 at 2 p.m., Stephanie will be joined onscreen by Israeli chef (and former Unorthodox guest) Einat Admony, as they make a recipe from Einat's cookbook, Shuk. More info at bit.ly/tabletlive. Be part of our upcoming special episodes! Do you have a story to share about conversion, and what books or movies helped you along the way? Want to tell us about a lesser-known Jewish community for our Jews Around the World episode? Send us your story as a voicemail at (914) 570-4869, or record a voice memo on your phone and email it to unorthodox@tabletmag.com. Our tour events for Spring 2020 have been postponed. Stay tuned for updates on rescheduled dates, and join our Facebook group to see much more of us and connect with other listeners. Subscribe to our weekly newsletter to get new episodes, photos, and more. Follow Unorthodox on Twitter and Instagram. Get your Unorthodox T-shirts, sweatshirts, and baby onesies here. Sponsors: The Great Courses Plus is offering a free month of unlimited access to their entire library of online courses. Start your free month at thegreatcoursesplus.com/unorthodox. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In the twenty-fifth episode of this season, David interview Rachel Rosenthal, opinion editor at Bloomberg, about her experiences. You can find out more about us at - www.peoplestaxpage.org/ You can follow us on twitter - @PeoplesTaxPage You can more of Rachel Rosenthal's work at: https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/authors/ATybCv5LtuM/rachel-rosenthal Some highlights include: https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2020-04-23/coronavirus-job-stagnation-familiar-to-millennials-awaits https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2020-04-06/u-s-tax-penalty-for-married-women-hurts-two-career-couples

Noiseman433 is Jon Silpayamanant, a musician, performance artist, and visual artist. As a musician, Silapayamanant has toured and performed nationally and internationally and has been a guest lecturer/instructor at DepPauw University. Recent projects saw him on tour with noise performance troupe Cock E.S.P. and power electronics group Think Machine, as well as organizing Indianapolis’ first festival of noise and performance art. He has performed in master classes for such musicians as Janos Starker, the Borromeo String Quartet, Gary Carr, Fritz Maag, Steven Kates, and the American String Quartet amongst others. As a performance artist Silpayamanant has given performances or performance/installations at the Emison Art Center, the Peeler Art Gallery, Penn State University Conference Center, DePauw School of Music and others and was performance artist in residence at the Art Loft (Indianapolis). He has participated with workshops with such performance artists/troupes as Goat Island, William Pope L, Robbie McCauley, Rachel Rosenthal and Tim Miller. A recent project allowed Silpayamanant to perform Fluxus works for a Dick Higgins retrospective exhibition curated by Hannah Higgins. In the past Silpayamanant has won several awards for his visual art and has had works published in carious publications. He has also participated in theater productions as director, musician, stage designer, and actor. From Bivouac Archive 01 (2003)

Noiseman433 is Jon Silpayamanant, a musician, performance artist, and visual artist. As a musician, Silapayamanant has toured and performed nationally and internationally and has been a guest lecturer/instructor at DepPauw University. Recent projects saw him on tour with noise performance troupe Cock E.S.P. and power electronics group Think Machine, as well as organizing Indianapolis’ first festival of noise and performance art. He has performed in master classes for such musicians as Janos Starker, the Borromeo String Quartet, Gary Carr, Fritz Maag, Steven Kates, and the American String Quartet amongst others. As a performance artist Silpayamanant has given performances or performance/installations at the Emison Art Center, the Peeler Art Gallery, Penn State University Conference Center, DePauw School of Music and others and was performance artist in residence at the Art Loft (Indianapolis). He has participated with workshops with such performance artists/troupes as Goat Island, William Pope L, Robbie McCauley, Rachel Rosenthal and Tim Miller. A recent project allowed Silpayamanant to perform Fluxus works for a Dick Higgins retrospective exhibition curated by Hannah Higgins. In the past Silpayamanant has won several awards for his visual art and has had works published in carious publications. He has also participated in theater productions as director, musician, stage designer, and actor. From Bivouac Archive 01 (2003)

Noiseman433 is Jon Silpayamanant, a musician, performance artist, and visual artist. As a musician, Silapayamanant has toured and performed nationally and internationally and has been a guest lecturer/instructor at DepPauw University. Recent projects saw him on tour with noise performance troupe Cock E.S.P. and power electronics group Think Machine, as well as organizing Indianapolis’ first festival of noise and performance art. He has performed in master classes for such musicians as Janos Starker, the Borromeo String Quartet, Gary Carr, Fritz Maag, Steven Kates, and the American String Quartet amongst others. As a performance artist Silpayamanant has given performances or performance/installations at the Emison Art Center, the Peeler Art Gallery, Penn State University Conference Center, DePauw School of Music and others and was performance artist in residence at the Art Loft (Indianapolis). He has participated with workshops with such performance artists/troupes as Goat Island, William Pope L, Robbie McCauley, Rachel Rosenthal and Tim Miller. A recent project allowed Silpayamanant to perform Fluxus works for a Dick Higgins retrospective exhibition curated by Hannah Higgins. In the past Silpayamanant has won several awards for his visual art and has had works published in carious publications. He has also participated in theater productions as director, musician, stage designer, and actor. From Bivouac Archive 01 (2003)

The JTS Commentary for Beshallah by Dr. Rachel Rosenthal.Music provided by JJReinhold / Pond5.

The JTS Commentary for Beshallah by Dr. Rachel Rosenthal.Music provided by JJReinhold / Pond5.

MEAT: Salami With Green PeppercornsCHEESE: Pears & Bleu CheeseFresh BaguetteRachel Rosenthal is an Improviser from New York City. We talk Primordial Brain, Relationship Standards, and poutine making workshops.Our Accompanist Dan Reitz Saved this episode by remembering all of his piano after a technical error.Songs:3:42 - “Is it Pleasure? Or is Pain?”13:30 “Married in 30 days”18:09 - “I like you”28:00 - “Does the spark ever go away?”35:15 - “the Gut and the Heart”

Let’s be honest: Acquiring new stuff is fun! The excitement that washes over you every time you buy clothes or shoes or gadgets is unmatched. But what happens when all that stuff starts to accumulate… and weigh you down?   Rachel Rosenthal, a highly acclaimed organizing expert and mom to identical twins, believes that our physical surroundings have a huge impact on our emotional well-being. And, if you’re feeling stressed or mentally clogged, a little clearing and decluttering might be just what you need to feel instantly revived!   In this episode, Rachel shares her journey from leaving her law career to following her calling to empower others to create outer order and inner calm. Now, after working with more than 3,000 clients and impacting millions of people through media appearances, Rachel explains exactly how to begin the organizing process, why creating a sanctuary in your kitchen helps you make better choices, ways to stay organized even with kids (or uncooperative partners), the one thing to do to stay motivated to live with less, and more!   Tune in and let Rachel inspire you to declutter your space and declutter your mind!   Resources: Episode Show Notes Rachel's Website: rachelrosenthal.co  Elise’s Website: elisemuseles.com Follow Elise on Instagram: @kaleandchocolate     Elise’s favorite kitchen appliance: The NutraMilk – Use code ELISEM50 for $50 off your order 

Conversation between American improvisers Rachel Rosenthal, Sam De Roest and Frédéric Barbusci at the Hilton in Providence Rhode Island at the 16th Providence Improv Fest #PIFTEEN. Productions de L'Instable: @prodinstable site/facebook/Instagram/twitternbsp;

Receiving a chronic illness diagnosis can be overwhelming and stressful for families. Today I am talking with organizing expert Rachel Rosenthal about her organizing strategies for living with a chronic disease. A busy mom of twins and entrepreneur, Rachel was diagnosed with Hashimoto's disease a few years back. Among other symptoms, Hashimoto's can cause brain fog and fatigue which means Rachel had to have her organizing skills on point to keep up with her research, medications, doctor's appointments and life in general. We discuss her strategies and make a delicious "mocktail" with ginger and turmeric, perfect to give you a warm feeling on a cool Autumn night. For more information on today's episode, visit the show notes at podcast.simplesolutionsorganizing.com. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cocktailsandcontainers/message

Link to listener survey: https://survey.libsyn.com/minimalistmomspodcast (Thank you so much for taking the time to fill this out!) --------------------------- This week, I speak with the owner and founder of Rachel and Company (a full-service professional organizing firm specializing in home organization, closet design, and home moves!) As the back to school season is here, Rachel provides us with her tried and true tricks for back to school organization! We discuss: Seven tips and tricks for the back-to-school season What Rachel Can't Stop Talking About: Cropped Pants Find all the resources mentioned in this show: Show Notes for EP87: Back to School Tips and Tricks Let’s keep the conversation going on our Facebook page or Instagram!

Rachel Rosenthal recently finished her doctorate at the Jewish Theological Seminary, where she is on the Talmud faculty. She is a fellow at the Shalom Hartmann Institute, and teaches Talmud in academic & traditional settings.

Are you ready to get your home organized but don't know where to begin? In this episode, organizing expert Rachel Rosenthal dives into the home's top culprits for clutter and disorganization and shares her tips on how to get your home back in order. Rooted in the belief that organization can be achieved by all, Rachel shares the best tips for how moms can get and stay organized. This is The Empowered Mama Podcast. Rachel Rosenthal's Favorite Quote: “Getting organized is a way of life not a one time event.” - Rachel Rosenthal Links For Rachel Rosenthal Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/rachelorganizes Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rachelorganizes Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/rachelorganizes Join Rachel's newsletter (which is free!) and automatically receive organizing tips, tricks, and guides. Also, use the code EMPOWERED10 to receive 10% off her online course. https://rachelrosenthal.teachable.com/p/your-home-organized The Empowered Mama is part of the Parents On Demand Network. The Parents On Demand Network is a collection of podcasts with content specifically created for families. Through the POD website and network app, parents can easily find and subscribe to programming that's specific to their family's interests and needs. Links for Lisa MamaWell: https://www.mamawell.co FIT4MOM website: https://www.fit4mom.com The Empowered Mama Book: https://www.lisadruxman.com/book/ Lisa Druxman's Website: https://www.lisadruxman.com Thank you for listening today, and every day that you join me. As always, if there is someone you want me to interview or a topic you want me to talk about, just send me an email to podcast@fit4mom.com. I know how busy you are, but if you could just take a moment to review the show on iTunes or Stitcher, it would mean the world to me. Think of it like leaving a little tip for your barista. If you liked this episode share it. Super easy to do! Use #EmpoweredMama so that I can thank you!https://www.lisadruxman.com/reviewit

Noiseman433 is Jon Silpayamanant, a musician, performance artist, and visual artist. As a musician, Silapayamanant has toured and performed nationally and internationally and has been a guest lecturer/instructor at DepPauw University. Recent projects saw him on tour with noise performance troupe Cock E.S.P. and power electronics group Think Machine, as well as organizing Indianapolis’ first festival of noise and performance art. He has performed in master classes for such musicians as Janos Starker, the Borromeo String Quartet, Gary Carr, Fritz Maag, Steven Kates, and the American String Quartet amongst others. As a performance artist Silpayamanant has given performances or performance/installations at the Emison Art Center, the Peeler Art Gallery, Penn State University Conference Center, DePauw School of Music and others and was performance artist in residence at the Art Loft (Indianapolis). He has participated with workshops with such performance artists/troupes as Goat Island, William Pope L, Robbie McCauley, Rachel Rosenthal and Tim Miller. A recent project allowed Silpayamanant to perform Fluxus works for a Dick Higgins retrospective exhibition curated by Hannah Higgins. In the past Silpayamanant has won several awards for his visual art and has had works published in carious publications. He has also participated in theater productions as director, musician, stage designer, and actor. From Bivouac Archive 01 (2003)

Noiseman433 is Jon Silpayamanant, a musician, performance artist, and visual artist. As a musician, Silapayamanant has toured and performed nationally and internationally and has been a guest lecturer/instructor at DepPauw University. Recent projects saw him on tour with noise performance troupe Cock E.S.P. and power electronics group Think Machine, as well as organizing Indianapolis’ first festival of noise and performance art. He has performed in master classes for such musicians as Janos Starker, the Borromeo String Quartet, Gary Carr, Fritz Maag, Steven Kates, and the American String Quartet amongst others. As a performance artist Silpayamanant has given performances or performance/installations at the Emison Art Center, the Peeler Art Gallery, Penn State University Conference Center, DePauw School of Music and others and was performance artist in residence at the Art Loft (Indianapolis). He has participated with workshops with such performance artists/troupes as Goat Island, William Pope L, Robbie McCauley, Rachel Rosenthal and Tim Miller. A recent project allowed Silpayamanant to perform Fluxus works for a Dick Higgins retrospective exhibition curated by Hannah Higgins. In the past Silpayamanant has won several awards for his visual art and has had works published in carious publications. He has also participated in theater productions as director, musician, stage designer, and actor. From Bivouac Archive 01 (2003)

In today's episode I am chatting with professional organizer Rachel Rosenthal. If you are anything like me, you might struggle with complex organizational systems. Rachel is bringing her best tips to keep it simple and approachable--and maybe make 2019 your most organized year yet. Show Notes/Links: Rachel's Online Program (use the code NEW YEAR for 10% off) Rachel's Website Rachel … SFP 142: Organization for Everyone [with Rachel Rosenthal] Read More » The post SFP 142: Organization for Everyone [with Rachel Rosenthal] appeared first on Simple Families.

The 9th installment of “I Don’t Think So, Honey!” Live continues!  Part Two featuring: Andy Ward, Addie Weyrich, Chris Laker, Irene Fagan Merrow, Celeste Yim, Lauren Magnuson, Kiki Mikkelsen, Amanda Shechtman, Patricia Sabulis, Rachel Rosenthal, Katy Berry, Kevin Aeh, Alex Gibson, Jon Graziano, Taylor Rivers, Sam Morrison, Chanel Ali, Xazmin Garza, Erica Hernandez, Ariel Gitlin, Suni Reyes, and Chet Siegel.  Hosted by Matt Rogers & special guest co-host Pat Regan! --- MERCH! MERCH! GET YOUR LAS CULTURISTAS MERCH! https://www.teepublic.com/stores/las-culturistas SUBSCRIBE ON APPLE PODCASTS TODAY! LAS CULTURISTAS IS A FOREVER DOG PODCAST. LAS CULTURISTAS IS PRODUCED BY EMMA FOLEY. http://foreverdogproductions.com/fdpn/podcasts/las-culturistas/ Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Today I chat with my friend and organizer, Rachel Rosenthal. We talk about organizing and decluttering our OUTER ( and INNER!!!!) life. This is a great episode for people who have a lot of clutter, chaos in their home, living, office space or for people who want to learn more about emotions and organizing. You can find her online class, speaking and private client work at https://www.rachelrosenthal.co --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lolacommunity/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lolacommunity/support

The JTS Torah Commentary Podcast for Behar-Behukkotai 5778 by Rachel Rosenthal.

The JTS Torah Commentary Podcast for Behar-Behukkotai 5778 by Rachel Rosenthal.

The JTS Torah Commentary Podcast for Emor 5778 by Rachel Rosenthal.

The JTS Torah Commentary Podcast for Emor 5778 by Rachel Rosenthal.

Rachel Rosenthal examines the ways in which sacrifices can be rendered invalid, and considers the role of a person's intentions when offering a sacrifice and the lessons we can draw from tractate Zevachim when sacrifices are no longer offered.

Decluttering seems to have a permanent spot on our to-do lists, and there’s no end to the advice about how to do it “right.” But bottom line, what’s right is what actually works for you. After all, the goal isn’t to declutter, or even to have a perfect, clutter-free home; it’s to make room for a more peaceful, distraction-free life. In Episode 109 of Edit Your Life, Christine talks to professional organizing consultant Rachel Rosenthal about the difference between “neat” and “organized,” and move on to small, doable ways to integrate decluttering into your daily routine. They discuss handling paper and toy clutter, organizing your closet (no, you don’t have to empty it first), and managing food waste, and Rachel shares her favorite organizing products and tips for maintaining your organized home. + + + + + Every week, Edit Your Life shares practical ideas for decluttering your home, schedule, and mental space without getting bogged down by perfection. Hosts Christine Koh and Asha Dornfest are award-winning bloggers and the co-authors of MINIMALIST PARENTING and won the 2017 Iris Award for Podcast Of The Year. Share: #edityourlifeshow Show notes: edityourlifeshow.com Facebook: facebook.com/edityourlifeshow Email: edityourlifeshow@gmail.com

What if it turns out that all those old clothes you’ve been holding onto may actually be holding you back? You probably don’t even realize how much time and energy you spend in your closet… and you probably own way more clothing than you really need. Today on The Home Hour, Kirsten & Graham team up with professional organizer Rachel Rosenthal to tackle some of our greatest decluttering challenges: our closets! Rachel Rosenthal is the founder of Rachel and Company, one of the most well regarded home organization firms in the country. Her work has been featured in Martha Stewart, Good Housekeeping, and House Beautiful, just to name a few. She has been helping overwhelmed moms like us cut through the excess and figure out how to spend less time looking for our stuff and more time doing what really matters.  On this episode we talk about what clothes we actually wear, which pieces are worth saving, and what items just need to go! We also discuss linen closet overhauls, the challenging task of giving up the baby-stuff, and how to get our kids organized for back to school! Sponsor Spotlight: KIND Bars! Hey Home Hour listeners, have you ever tried a KIND Bar? (or are you already addicted like we are?) They make delicious, healthy snacks using whole ingredients you can recognize and pronounce. Well, if you’re ready to try some tasty AND healthy snacks, we’ve got a special deal for you! Home Hour listeners, can try 10 KIND Bars for free, all you have to pay is shipping! When you order the sample box, you’ll also get to try KIND’s Snack Club, where you’ll receive monthly snacks at a discount and get members only bonuses. To access this great deal visit KindSnacks.com/thehomehour. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Elizabeth Crone is a scientist at Tufts who studies butterflies. Comedians Ken Reid, Rachel Rosenthal, and Corey Rodrigues learn about nature's most beautiful insect and why the US military is involved. Hosted by Chris Duffy. Produced by Pretty Good Friends. 

Myq hangs out with Chris ‘Shockwave’ Sullivan, Rachel Rosenthal, and Katy Berry on the KATG Network

Myq’s 10 minute satellite with Chris ‘Shockwave’ Sullivan, Rachel Rosenthal, and Katy Berry

Myq hangs out with Rachel Rosenthal and Doug Widick on the KATG Network

Myq's 10 minute satellite with Rachel Rosenthal and Doug Widick

Dr. Robert Provine is a neuroscientist who studies "curious behaviors" like sneezing, yawning, laughter, farting, and the hiccups. He teaches comedians Maeve Higgins, Seaton Smith, and Rachel Rosenthal about the science behind his studies and why comedy is so difficult to master. Hosted by Chris Duffy. Produced by Pretty Good Friends.

David Crabb, Tara Clancy, Danny Hatch, and Rachel Rosenthal share stories about dicks, dongs, and dildos.

Ross Perlin is the Assistant Director of the Endangered Language Alliance. He's a linguist who specializes in Yiddish and the languages of Southwest China. In this episode, he talks with host Chris Duffy about his work to save the world's languages. Comedians Christian Finnegan, Anna Drezen, and Rachel Rosenthal try to guess what Ross studies and learn how to speak Yiddish in the process. Technical direction by Kevin Brunswick.