Podcast appearances and mentions of rachel silver

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Sensory play is a lot of fun. It offers many benefits for child development including motor skills, emotional regulation and supports brain development. Smocked Art founder Rachel Silver served as an elementary art teacher in Miami for eight years before starting Smocked in 2020 during the Covid pandemic as a way to stimulate and engage her two young daughters. She has since built a curriculum of classes - from newborn to toddlers and their caregivers - that include thematic art activities each week using play dough and safe ingredients like beans, flour, cereal and water. She explains the importance of sensory exposure at an early age and how she designs her classes to help children socialize, engage in art making, and learn valuable skills for the future.Tata's Tip of the Week: Importance of Sensory PlayStart at a young age and stimulate your child with sensory play. Create sensory bins and use ingredients like rice, beans, flour, sand to expose your child to different textures and expands on their senses.Follow @smockedart and sign up for classes Smocked ArtFollow along for more @talkingwithtata and visit Talking with TataProduced by Haynow MediaSubscribe, leave a rating and share with friends if you liked this episode!

Tara Lipinski, the internationally acclaimed figure skater who won over the world's hearts when she earned the gold medal at the 1998 Nagano Olympics - earning her the distinction as the youngest individual gold medalist ever in Winter Games history - has applied the same grace, finesse and assiduous character as a role model to empower a whole generation of young girls to achieve any goal they set their minds to. Tara was also recognized as the youngest ever World Figure Skating Champion and United States Champion. In the time since her Olympic triumph, Lipinski has taken the same championship-style approach to her roles as a TV sports commentator for NBC, NBC Sports and Universal Sports, an actress, a philanthropist and more. In following her love for performance as a popular professional ice skater into these new high-profile jobs, it is clear Lipinski was born to be a performer both on the ice and on the screen.Today, Tara is NBC's prime time figure skating TV Analyst, covering events like the World Figure Skating Championships, the Grand Prix of Figure Skating Series, the U.S. Figure Skating National Championships and the 2018 Olympic Games in Pyeongchang, South Korea. After her huge success at the 2014 Winter Games in Sochi, Russia, with NBC Sports, she was promoted to the NBC prime time team for the 2018 Olympic Games in South Korea. Aside from figure skating, NBC has enlisted Tara for its live event coverage of the Kentucky Derby, Super Bowl XLIX and 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro. Previous to her role at NBC, Tara attended Olympic Games where she worked with many of the world's top media outlets and partnered with sponsors, further burnishing her global stature as an iconic Olympian of accomplishment and inspiration.The strength of character, determination, expertise and Tara's infectious joie de vivre that has become her enduring brand can be seen in the golden moments of her winning Olympic performance, yet were instilled at an early age. It all began when as a three-year-old in Sewell, New Jersey, she started roller skating, and went on at age nine to win the primary girls freestyle title at United States Roller Skating Championships.At 13 years old, Lipinski went on to become the first female skater to land a triple loop/triple loop jump combination - a signature element of her performances. On reaching the amateur pinnacle of her sport with her Olympic achievements, Tara turned professional and proved her public appeal has a strong audience draw on such events as Stars on Ice, Champions on Ice and Ice Wars. She co-headlined with Scott Hamilton and Kristi Yamaguchi on the Stars on Ice tour and starred in the Pro Team competition Ice Wars that aired on CBS prime time.A deal with CBS Television resulted in her own primetime special, Tara Lipinski: From This Moment On, and led to dozens of cameo TV appearances and acting roles on such primetime series as Kidding, Sabrina, the Teenage Witch, Malcolm in the Middle, Veronica's Closet, 7th Heaven, and The Young and the Restless, among others.Tara also authored two bestselling books entitled Triumph on Ice and Totally Tara.Lipinski currently divides her time between Los Angeles and New York as well as the house she helped design on the South Carolina coast when she has time to get away from her busy career.ABOUT HER NEW SHOW WEDDING TALK, PREMIERING OCTOBER 13th CHICKEN SOUP FOR THE SOUL ENTERTAINMENT PUTS A RING ON THE ORIGINAL SERIES WEDDING TALK PREMIERING OCTOBER 13thDive into all things weddings with hosts Olympic gold medalist and commentator Tara Lipinski, event planner Jose Rolen and wedding designer Jove MeyerPremieres exclusively on the Chicken Soup for the Soul and Crackle free streaming appsCrackle Plus, a Chicken Soup for the Soul Entertainment (Nasdaq: CSSE) company and one of the largest operators of advertising-supported video on demand (AVOD) streaming services, today announced the original series, Wedding Talk, starring hosts Tara Lipinski, Jose Rolon and Jove Meyer will debut October 13. Wedding Talk will be available exclusively on the Chicken Soup for the Soul and Crackle ad-supported streaming apps, as well as Chicken Soup for the Soul's free ad-supported streaming television (FAST) channel.Olympic Gold Medalist and Olympic commentator Tara Lipinski pivots from sports to fashion as she discusses all things nuptials with wedding planner Jose Rolon (New York's famous Jose Rolon Events) and leading wedding designer Jove Meyer (named Top Planner by Harper's Bazaar, Brides, and The Knot) during each 30-minute episode of Wedding Talk.The 10-episode series is a deep dive into stunning wedding footage gathered from Love Stories TV. The three hosts dish on the destinations, decor and - of course - the dresses, as well as every other element that makes these events momentous. This expert trio isn't about dragging the newlyweds down the aisle; instead, Wedding Talk is a celebration of every ceremony, a discussion of what's hot and what's not in the wedding industry today, and inspirational ideas for viewers to create their own dream day if they just open their minds to the possibilities.The series is executive produced by Jess Loren, Erick Geisler and Matt Hanna for production company To Whom It May Concern LLC, and executive produced by Michael Winter and David Ellender for Chicken Soup for the Soul Television Group and Rachel Silver of Love Stories TV."Our viewers are going to fall in love with the romance and emotion of the spectacular weddings featured in Wedding Talk," said Jeff Meier, head of programming for Crackle Plus. "We know the world of weddings is an audience favorite, and we're excited to introduce viewers to a series that lets them dive in and immerse themselves in these beautiful events with Wedding Talk.""We are so excited to launch this series on Crackle and Chicken Soup for the Soul, which we feel is a perfect fit for the show," said Rachel Silver, founder and chief executive officer of Love Stories TV. "The diversity of their audience, as well as a passionate love for wedding content, reflects the variety and inclusiveness of the series and, like the couples we feature, will make for a perfect match!""We wanted to approach the wedding space in a very untraditional way," said Jess Loren, executive producer and founder of To Whom It May Concern. "Taking cues from the world of EDM, we created a clubby studio vibe with moody floral graphics, and metallic and neon accents on our new LED volume wall. Epic wedding films deserve an epic delivery on the production world's latest and greatest LED technology."

Rachel didn't have a wedding video, a decision she immediately regretted. While she didn't have one, she's not about to let another bride make the same mistake! Rachel is founder of Love Stories TV, a place that brings together wedding inspiration and high-quality, emotionally moving videos so your wedding is just as memorable every time you watch the wedding video! Check out the full video episode on our website or on our YouTube page! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/goodlifeconversations/support

This week on the How to Film Weddings Podcast we're joined by Rachel Silver, the founder, and CEO of Love Stories TV. Their platform has over a million followers on social media and generates about half a BILLION views. Rachel shares the business model of Love Stories TV, how you can make money in this industry. She also talks about the wedding film awards, how you can participate, and much, much more. Learn more at: https://www.howtofilmweddings.com/lovestoriestv Upload a video to have a chance to win $100 from LSTV 1. Click https://lovestoriestv.com/sign-in?vr=htfw 2. Upload a video from that link to Love Stories TV within 24 hours of the podcast going live. (New and existing filmmaker accounts are eligible as long as the referral link is used) 3. Love Stories TV will randomly select three filmmakers who uploaded and they'll each win $100 4. Winners will be announced in the HTFW FB Group

The audacious and advice gals ARE BACKKK for another season and a fresh new start to 2022. In today's episode Dr. Boca & Rachel Silver-Cohen say hello again as they welcome each other and their listeners to what they know will be an unpolishedly packed season of ample topics not for the faint of heart! Hopefully they've dangled the carrot just enough to entice subscribers to meet them weekly on the corner of Audacity & Advice where they will ditch the couch, grab the mics and break down all the unpolished wreckage! *Subscribe for weekly downloads wherever you get your podcasts. * Follow us on social media: Instagram & Facebook @UnpolishedTherapy Twitter handle: @UnTherapy Have questions, concerns, comments or suggestions? Email us at UnpolishedTherapy@gmail.com

This week we're talking with https://www.emmaswift.com/ (Emma Swift), a Nashville-by-way-of-Australia singer-songwriter who garnered some serious attention last year with her release of https://emmaswift.bandcamp.com/album/blonde-on-the-tracks (Blonde On The Tracks). We were excited to talk to Emma as a follow-up to our recent newsletter piece highlighting an atypical release strategy -- one that does NOT involve releasing songs to streaming platforms on the official release date. Emma breaks down her impetus for doing a "physical or download-only" release, how the plan was formed, and touches on all of the moving parts of her release cycle. She'll also provide some advice to developing artists on how to approach your next release. As promised in the outro of the podcast, here's info on Emma's team that worked this release: UK publicist: Rachel Silver - https://silverpr.co.uk/about/ (https://silverpr.co.uk/about/) US publicist: Ken Weinstein - https://www.bighassle.com/ (https://www.bighassle.com) US radio promo: Brad Paul - http://www.bradpaulmedia.com/ (http://www.bradpaulmedia.com) Distribution: http://www.thinkindie.com/ (ThinkIndie) in the US; https://www.thegroovemerchants.com/ (MGM Planet) in Australia.  Emilee Warner helped manage my campaign for four months. She was particularly good at Nashville related hookups: advertising on Lightning100, a mural at Grimey's, booking Blackbird for a live stream.

Special bonus first episode: Stepfamilies navigating life during CoronavirusIn this special first episode, which was recorded during lockdown, Rachel Silver talks to Cilla Appeaning, stepmum, mum and founder of The Stepmums' Club about the impact of the Coronavirus on her blended family. Cilla also gives her advice to other stepfamilies during this unprecedented time.This episode was recorded remotely and not in a studio which has slightly affected the sound quality of the episode. Links and information:The Stepmums' Club was founded by Cilla Appeaning to try and rewrite the narrative of stepmothers in society whilst normalising the conversation of blended families. The club meet for socials and it primarily functions via its Instagram and Twitter account.Podcast music:Carefree by Kevin MacLeodLink: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3476-carefreeLicense: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Stressing about wedding planning in these uncertain times? This week Rachel Jo Silver and Juliette Dallas-Feeney of Love Stories TV discussed questions that have come from our community while wedding planning right now. >> Join our Slack channel (bit.ly/lovestoriesslack) to connect with our team, other engaged couples and wedding vendors.

Step Life is a podcast all about stepfamilies!In this new original series, Rachel Silver, a stepmum herself, speaks honestly to people in stepfamilies who talk candidly and honestly about their blended family situations. Rachel is joined by a psychotherapist who works with stepfamilies and contributes to the conversations giving her expertise and advice. Other guests in the series include a family lawyer and a co-parenting coach.The podcast is for anyone in a stepfamily to hear from others trying to navigate their family situation and it also gives an insight for anyone not in a stepfamily what blended family life is like.Each episode includes show notes with useful information for listeners.For more information go to www.steplife.co.uk or @StepLifeSupport on Instagram. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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Rachel Jo Silver is the founder of Love Stories TV, a modern media company building the first and largest library of real wedding videos to attract and inspire millennial women. With its massive collection of data-enriched wedding films, submitted by brides and filmmakers from all over the world, Love Stories TV is a hub for a fast-growing and deeply engaged community of brides-to-be and wedding film enthusiasts.Prior to founding Love Stories TV, Rachel spent four years at Birchbox where, as an early employee, she built the community—regarded as one of the most loyal and engaged in all of retail—and defined the first-in-class social strategy from the ground up. Rachel also acted as a face for the brand teaching beauty tips and tricks to it’s huge following on Facebook and YouTube. As Digiday put it, “It’s not often that a marketing employee feels like a celebrity. But most marketers aren’t Rachel Silver.”Rachel is a recognized expert on social and video strategy as well as a resource for the modern, social media savvy bride. She interacts daily with her dedicated community on Instagram answering their questions and providing tips on subjects like bridal beauty, fashion, modern wedding etiquette, and more. She is frequently quoted by outlets like Brides.com, SheFinds, Today.com, and more and is a regular contributor to Brit and Co, Birchbox, and WeddingWire.Rachel is a graduate of Michigan State University and completed her graduate studies in international affairs at the American University in Paris. Her home base is Brooklyn.Credits:Want more? Be a patron and get more stuff! https://www.patreon.com/weddingvideobossThe Wedding Video Boss Podcast hosted by Paul SantiagoBossIG: www.instagram.com/weddingvideobossBoffoIG: www.instagram.com/boffovideoWebsite: www.weddingvideoboss.comFor comments & suggestions email me at: weddingvideoboss@gmail.comSpecial thanks to Ning Wong (@NingWongStudios) for the sexy headshotMusic credit Isaac Joel - Azophi and Isaac Joel - Clavius from www.SoundStripe.com

So many of us have been getting strikes against our Vimeo accounts out of nowhere. If you are like John, you are frantically downloading films, trying to find a way to get them all off of your server in case you get the boot. Well, it happened to John the other day. Strike 3. A song that he had licensed was flagged, and the 3rd strike was given. The first 2 strikes came from private videos from before 2010 (Dance Recitals) that had unlicensed music on them. With all of this craziness, John cancelled his Vimeo channel, and looked for other option.  Nick and John sit down and chat with the founder of LoveStoriesTV, Rachel Silver, on her platform that is build for the wedding filmmaker. Can we use her player to upload our videos to share with brides? Will it be as clean as Vimeo? We even get real with questions on what their plans are with LSTV, are they making money off our videos, do they plan to in the future, and more. Rachel wasn't afraid to tackle some of the hard questions, and we are so happy she did. We sure hope you take the time to check out this podcast, as we know it will help your business.

The Guest: Love Stories TV Edited by George Drake, Jr. Music by Lucas Brahme — About Loose Threads — Subscribe to our weekly newsletter for the latest analysis and podcasts: http://eepurl.com/buLQY9 Twitter Full Transcript The Loose Threads Podcast explores the intersection of consumer, retail and commerce. Hosted by Richie Siegel, the founder of Loose Threads, each episode features an in-depth conversation with one guest about their founding story and how it fits into the current state of the industry. Guests come from all different backgrounds, spanning the consumer goods, fashion, retail and technology industries. The unifying thread is always the rapid change facing the industry and how entrepreneurs are responding. You can listen to the podcast on any player of your choice, in addition to on LooseThreads.com.

We talk with resident artists Rachel Silver and Pam Brabants about their practices and this year's residents exhibition The Toi Two Hundy.

Rachel Silver is the founder & owner of Love Stories TV, a wedding website dedicated to showing engaged couples the top wedding films from all over the world. In 2016 Rachel left her position at Birchbox to launch her vision for a company that helps connect couples to the filmmakers they didn't even know they needed! She is obsessed with love stories told through film and is able to dive deep to let you know what to look for in a filmmaker and why it's an absolute must! Love Stories TV website & social: Love Stories TV Facebook Instagram Rachel's personal pages: Facebook Instagram Have a wedding question? Subscribe at this link to get access: Ask A Planner

Rachel Silver has discovered something addictive. And it's gluten-free, good for the heart and you can stream it from your kitchen while cook. Who knew such a thing existed? Silver is the founder of Love Stories TV, a media platform which aggregates professional wedding videos. Anyone can submit a video, and it'll be accepted on the site. The most popular videos are shared on Love Stories' social media, where strangers at very cool weddings regularly takeover the story. The product is addictive wedding videos that don't turn someone's special day into a commodity. It's about connection, inspiration and inclusivity. We spoke with Silver about starting the platform, user engagement and of course, true love. Got questions about this episode or have a story you want to share with the world? Email us at hello@burgundyfox.com.

In this episode you’ll hear about: -The struggles of content marketers today, and why media startups need to be especially scrappy and resourceful to succeed -The present opening Rachel sees in media companies and who the Love Stories TV’s typical user is (it may surprise you) -Rachel’s childhood growing up in suburban Detroit, where she was a competitive, synchronized skater! -How coming from a family of entrepreneurs helped inspire Rachel to eventually become one herself -The grand vision beyond weddings that Rachel sees for Love Stories TV, and why content is king when it comes to videos -Why entrepreneurs should be wary of using the “we’re the [blank] for [blank]” description when first building their companies Stay tuned until the end of the episode, where Rachel shares the best piece of advice she’s gotten thus far and explains why she’d want to interview The Knot’s Carla Roney if given the chance.