Podcasts about raw juce

I met Melanie years ago at the grand opening of Raw Juce where she was the Head Nutrionist and Manager of the Boca location. She's a Canadian Soccer superstar and came to Boca through Lynn university and ended up staying here to proceed with health and wellness. I had heard of her through friends in the yoga community. We stayed in touch and connected over the years through her support of the Sober community. Her life changed when her father passed as a result of suicide and propelled her into serving and facilitating yoga in treatment centers, mental health locations and giving back to those grieving and struggling.  While doing so, she met her amazing husband and began a family. She came to a Crossroads as her family started growing because she wanted to be there for her children but also serve the community. She takes it one day at a time and realized she couldn't do it all. It took a lot of work and conversation to give herself the permission to shift her priorities. She was able to find a remote job to be present and home for her children. She is still an advocate for Y12SR, overall mental health awareness and putting in the work to show up for yourself. If you have any questions related to anything heard on this podcast please reach out and know that you are not alone. Melanie can be reached on instagram @melanieharaldson. We hope you enjoy the show.

Rainbow Raaja and Yovanka Sanchez talk about the importance of representation in stories and the power and impact of the stories we consume via television and cinema.  Yovanka's mission focuses on supporting young girls and women understand how to become the "heroine" of their own lives through opening the door for more equality, diversity, inclusion and awareness around gender-violence.  More about Yovanka:Yovanka is the founder of La Mariposa Films, a media brand anchored in storytelling, creating, and developing content that celebrates women and puts them at the center of every story.Also, she is a media expert with more than twenty years of knowledge and experience in front and behind the cameras. Having worked and collaborated with many high-profile ladies like JLO, Serena Williams, Christina Aguilera, Alicia Machado to name a few and many powerful partners like CNN, AJ Plus, NBC, Hearst Television, Telemundo, FedEx, WeWork, Raw Juce andmany more, she has become a rising influence in celebrating women's untold perspectives on screen.Yovanka is fluent in 4 languages and has travelled and lived around the globe because of her father's diplomatic career. She combine's her own unique upbringing and global perspectives to her creative projects & productions, speeches, and workshops. Her work has helped women and young girls understand how to create structure of their "heroine" story for clarity and direction in their businesses, lives and missions. But today she also wants to help big corporations, brands and organizations understand and see the power in “women stories”.

In this conversation with Jeff Levine, Co-Founder, President, & Chief Extract Officer of Raw Juce, he shares his wisdom bytes about changing lives through healthy food while evaluating and growing a successful franchise business. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/richard-outram/support

Jeff is an experienced Founder with a demonstrated 30+ years of experience working in the restaurant industry. Skilled in negotiation, business planning, operations management, coaching, and concept creation, Jeff is a strong entrepreneurship professional with a CFE focused in franchising and franchise operations from Nova Southeastern University. He serves as Raw Juce's Co-Founder, President, and Chief Extract Officer. For more info or to listen to the entire show, visit https://shrimptankpodcast.com/bocaraton/

Health and wellness were cruising as foodservice trends before the coronavirus pandemic. From organic foods to plant-based meat alternatives, and from gluten-free to clean-label, nutritious buzzwords drove sales to quick serves and fast casuals alike and commanded the lion's share of attention when it came to conversations surrounding menu innovation. But is that still the case? With the nation plunged into both a global pandemic and a recession, is there still a role for healthy trends? Jeff Levine, cofounder and CEO of Florida-based Raw Juce, joins the podcast to discuss why juice concepts like his will continue to be in demand and why he thinks the business is even stronger and more efficient for the lessons it's learned these last several months.For more of QSR's coronavirus coverage, visit QSRmagazine.com/coronavirusSubscribe to QSR at QSRmagazine.com/subscribeQSR Magazine informationFacebook | Twitter | Instagram | LinkedInQSRmagazine.com Have feedback or interview suggestions? Email us at sam@qsrmagazine.com.

Jeff Levine / Raw Juce Jeff is an experienced Founder with a demonstrated 30+ years of experience working in the restaurant industry. Skilled in negotiation, business planning, operations management, coaching, and concept creation, Jeff is a strong entrepreneurship professional with a CFE focused in franchising and franchise operations from Nova Southeastern University. He serves as […]

In this episode, I sit down with the creator and founder of Raw Juce, a healthy and organic juice and raw food joint that has gained a ton of popularity. 

Nine years ago, Barry Rabkin discovered a golfball sized lump on his throat while washing his face. The diagnosis was thyroid cancer and the treatment was invasive surgery and radiation. Upon the suggestion of his wife, he began juicing in an effort to help aid his recovery. Not only did Barry feel better and have more energy, but his blood work was showing signs of improvement with levels in the normal range.  It was at this point he knew he had to help as many people as possible by sharing the power of juicing. However, Barry had no prior food industry experience and his juice recipes where solely focused on nutrition and not taste, a point his partner, Jeff Levine, quickly corrected by bringing his own expertise in the fast casual arena to eventually create Raw Juce. (Yup, there is no "i" in Juce) Today, Raw Juce has nine locations throughout South Florida and offers an array of juices, smoothies, and food such as acai bowls, quinoa salads, raw desserts and more. Barry is now healthy, motivated and excited to spread the benefits of juicing and eating a plant-based diet to the South Florida community and beyond. We hope you enjoy the conversation, Alex and Jeanette For behind the scenes photos, show notes and more visit www.plantedinmiami.com Follow us on Instagram, Twitter, YouTube, Facebook, and Pinterest @plantedinmiami

The Food-e’s Nick is joined by Barry Rabkin, who is the owner and co-founder of Raw Juce and Teddy Kaufman, who is the first hire of Raw Juce and the Director of Operations, to discuss everything juice. They talk the story on how Raw Juice started, who comes up with these juice names and recipes, what makes them different from other juice companies and more (3:20). Then Nick gives you #FoodNews (16:44) and gets you craving this week's #FoodPorn of the week (21:16) and gets you eager to try the #Cocktail of the week (22:06). --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thefoode/support