Podcasts about rebecca how

Patrick answers powerful questions about faith and real life, from explaining the Catholic perspective on annulments and their effects on both spouses, to sharing how people with disabilities can fully participate in the sacraments. Patrick discusses the Church’s views on tattoos, body art, and the importance of intention behind choices like getting inked or buying a truck. He highlights stories of conversion, the benefits of prayer, and the value of community. Patrick shows that seeking truth with humility and compassion leads to growth in both business and spiritual life. Marie - Could you explain the 2nd judgement and all of the sins being revealed? (00:33) Dee - Can my adult brother-in-law, who has down syndrome, receive communion? (04:53) Lisa - I have a sibling who has down syndrome and he was confirmed. The diocese has a program for those with disabilities. (10:38) Grace - I was able to give up cigarettes using acupuncture. (12:26) John - What does the Church teach about tattoos? I have tattoos and am wondering if it’s a sin. (13:14) Stephen - If a person receives a Conditional Baptism, how would he know if his sins, especially mortal sins, are forgiven? Would he have to go to Confession? (21:58) Rebecca - How do I approach someone about IVF and wanting to get rid of boy embryos? (24:29) Marilyn – Can I get the King James audio version of the bible or is there a better one to use? (31:06) Pablo - If tattoos are problematic, what are your thoughts on luxury cars and trucks? (35:15) Suzette – What is the Santa Maria de Garcia celebration? (43:38) Ramon – Why at Mass do they use phrases in Latin and other times they don’t? (47:21)

Manifesting and Finding Your Soulmate – Inspired by Parshas Chayei Sarah In this heartfelt episode of Judaism with Altitude, we dive deep into the timeless lessons of Parshas Chayei Sarah, focusing on the story of Eliezer's mission to find a wife for Isaac, the son of Abraham. This story provides a profound framework for understanding the power of intention, prayer, and trust in the process of manifesting and finding your soulmate. Key Highlights: Eliezer's Search for Rebecca: How his deliberate prayer and reliance on divine guidance can inspire us to align our desires with meaningful action and faith. Manifestation in Judaism: Understanding what it means to manifest your soulmate in a Jewish context, emphasizing values, clarity, and personal growth. Lessons from Every Day Holiness by Alan Morinis: Exploring insights on trust (bitachon), humility, and spiritual discipline as essential tools for cultivating meaningful relationships. Practical Takeaways: Tips for those seeking their soulmate Whether you're actively seeking your soulmate or reflecting on the role of trust and prayer in your life, this episode offers timeless wisdom and practical advice. Resources Mentioned: Parshas Chayei Sarah – Genesis 24 Every Day Holiness by Alan Morinis Tune in to this enriching episode and discover how ancient wisdom can guide modern relationships! Connect with Us: Visit dannywolfe.substack.com for more insights and episodes. Follow Danny Wolfe on TikTok: @therealtiktokrabbi Subscribe for updates and exclusive content!

The Connected Yoga Teacher Podcast 382: Having Tough Conversations with Rebecca Sebastian   Description: Many yoga teachers are trying to navigate having tough conversations with their colleagues, friends, and families about many issues going on in the world today - from the genocide in Palestine to racism, from misogyny to cultural appropriation, and much more. These conversations are difficult but so important. Rebecca Sebastian joins Shannon Crow in this episode to discuss having tough conversations.   Rebecca Sebastian is a long-time yoga teacher and 11-year yoga therapist. She owns an accessible and inclusivity-focused yoga studio and apothecary in Davenport, Iowa, called Sunlight Yoga + Apothecary, and is the host of the Working In Yoga Podcast. Rebecca is a passionate writer on yoga topics and she participates and loves all things yoga and the yoga industry. She believes that through writing and communication, we can all lift each other up and share what lights us up with the world.    This episode came about because of a hard conversation between Rebecca and Shannon as friends when they realized that they were on the same journey but not on the same page about some things. They decided to share what it's like to have difficult conversations with people you care about and are in relationship with, and how they have been navigating these chats. If you have been struggling with having tough conversations with people around you, you are not alone.   Key Takeaways: [3:00] Shannon gives a shout out to the sponsors - OfferingTree and Shannon's 20-hour Yoga for Pelvic Health Training. [4:56] Shannon introduces her guest for this episode - Rebecca Sebastian. This episode is more of a conversation between friends talking about what it's like to have hard conversations with each other than a typical podcast episode. [16:25] Rebecca invites us to give ourselves (and our former selves) and each other grace when having difficult conversations. [18:29] There are many different issues that yoga teachers could be having tough conversations about these days. Does this belong in yoga? [25:53] What are Rebecca's thoughts on yoga teachers who don't want to talk about "politics" in their classes? Shannon and Rebecca discuss the importance of consent in having hard conversations. [30:19] How should/can yoga teachers respond when yoga students bring tough conversations into yoga spaces? [36:38] Rebecca and Shannon discuss holding space for tough conversations and how they react when there are differences in fundamental beliefs or their moral compasses. [40:20] Shannon reflects on how she is reacting to witnessing the genocide in Palestine, which can feel like "too much" for some people. Rebecca shares her perspective. [46:08] It can be difficult to know how to respond when people who care about you give you unhelpful "advice". [48:58] Shannon pops in to share a message about OfferingTree. [51:27] Shannon and Rebecca diverge in their opinions about how they show up for the issues that matter on social media. [56:20] What has Shannon's experience on social media been like since October 7th? [61:20] Rebecca and Shannon discuss the shaming and "infighting" that tends to occur in social justice spaces. [64:53] What are some actions that are effective in supporting the causes we care about, like Palestine? [68:26] Rebecca talks about protesting as a strategy to effect change. [72:13 - 72:17] "I feel like we can struggle and care at the same time." [74:06] Shannon and Rebecca talk about the fact that many people are simply unaware of what is happening in Gaza and Palestine, but also that some people choose not to see it. [77:15] When it comes to difficult conversations, there are a lot of things to consider. What is Rebecca's advice to people who want to do the hard work but don't know where to start? [83:24] Shannon reflects on her biggest takeaways from this conversation with Rebecca. Links: Rebecca Sebastian Rebecca Sebastian on Instagram The Connected Yoga Teacher Podcast Episode 312: We Stand with Survivors with Rebecca Sebastian & Colin Hall The Connected Yoga Teacher Podcast Episode 304: How Are We Still here? with Rebecca Sebastian The Connected Yoga Teacher Podcast Episode 297: Yoga Philosophy & Business with Rebecca Sebastian The Future Of Yoga Therapy on Facebook (Facebook Post) The Connected Yoga Teacher Podcast Episode 356: How Silence Feels for a Yoga Student with Suzanne Miller The Connected Yoga Teacher Podcast Episode 375: Why Marketing is Different Now with Tristan Katz & Brooke Monaghan Values as Luxury Goods and Political Polarization Do Politics Belong in Yoga? by Naomi Gottlieb-Miller on Substack The Connected Yoga Teacher Podcast Episode 361: Connect to Nature & Your Roots with Tracee Stanley  Eyes of Gaza by Plestia Alaqad (Pre-Order) Anti-Oppression, Inclusion and Accessibility in Yoga (Podcasts & Articles) Resource  The Connected Yoga Teacher Podcast Team Shannon Crow on Instagram The Connected Yoga Teacher Facebook Group Gratitude to our Sponsors, OfferingTree, and Yoga for Pelvic Health 20-hr Online Training with Shannon Crow.   Quotes from this episode: "I think we learn a lot from private conversations through friends about tough things." - Shannon   "After those [tough] conversations you're like, wow, our friendship is way stronger, but on the flip side of it, when it starts to go sideways, it also can mean the end of a friendship." - Shannon   "One of the best things about being able to have hard conversations with friends is that if you truly have respect [and a] friendship connection, the stakes feel a little bit lower because you ... can practice having hard conversations with people who are gonna be still in relationship with you at the end of those hard conversations." - Rebecca   "To have conversations that are difficult, all parties should consent to that conversation." - Rebecca   "How do we hold space for difficult conversations if we don't want to be in them?" - Rebecca   "Every change is a long game. It is always a long game." - Rebecca   "I also know that I show up for the work in my own community and that's my priority." - Rebecca   "I can't care about everything, I can't. Otherwise I'm not gonna show up for the things that matter to me." - Rebecca

This week on the podcast, our guest is Rebecca Lindland, Senior Director of Industry Data and Insights at Cars Commerce. Cars Commerce has a platform to simplify the next generation of automotive retail, including Cars.com, AccuTrade, Dealer Inspire, and coming soon, Cars Commerce Media Network. Rebecca is a highly respected expert in the automotive industry. She shares her views on the rise of plug-in hybrids, the recent headwinds for pure electric cars, and new auto technology. Here are some of the questions Peter and Jackie asked Rebecca: How is the auto industry doing now, and is it generally profitable?  Explain the difference between pure-electric, plug-in hybrid, and traditional hybrids. Why are sales of hybrid vehicles increasing in the US?  Do the new US EPA auto rules for increasing electric technology include hybrids? Is the higher price of plug-in hybrids and pure electric vehicles a barrier to sales? Why are Tesla's sales slowing? Explain BYD's success in 2023 and if they could come to North America.  Do you think solid-state batteries, if they become available, will increase EV adoption rates? Are self-driving electric cars just delayed, or are they no longer likely?  Other content referenced in this podcast: NYT article from January 2024: “Hybrid Cars Enjoy a Renaissance and All Electric Sales Slow.” Artist of Rebecca's office car art: Lyn Hiner StudioPlease review our disclaimer at: https://www.arcenergyinstitute.com/disclaimer/ Check us out on social media:  X (Twitter): @arcenergyinst LinkedIn: @ARC Energy Research Institute  Subscribe to ARC Energy Ideas Podcast Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Amazon Music Spotify     

The Connected Yoga Teacher Podcast 304: How Are We Still here? with Rebecca Sebastian   Description: Have you ever felt like you wanted to quit the yoga industry? You are not alone. Shannon Crow, host of The Connected Yoga Teacher Podcast, and Rebecca Sebastian, host of the Working in Yoga Podcast, chat about what it's like to feel like quitting - and why they have stayed on and continued their work in this space.   Rebecca Sebastian has been teaching yoga for 20 years and working as a yoga therapist for a decade. She is also a yoga studio owner, yoga non-profit founder, and the host of the Working In Yoga podcast. She isn't afraid to stand up for human rights and yoga – and she also isn't afraid to discuss tough topics in the yoga industry.   Shannon and Rebecca discuss some of the big topics that have come up in the yoga industry in 2022. They talk about how yoga teachers are feeling isolated, competition in the industry, some toxic practices that have taken hold, and what we can do about it. They also explore what teaching yoga may look like in 2023, marketing for yoga teachers, how to build a better yoga industry going forward, and much more.   Key Takeaways: [2:37] This episode was originally recorded for Rebecca Sebastian's podcast, Working in Yoga. Shannon and Rebecca discuss how they have continued in the work they do despite wanting to quit. [5:29] With everything that has happened in the yoga industry in 2022, why are Rebecca and Shannon still here? [9:05] Many yoga teachers feel isolated in this profession. [11:47] Everyone in the yoga industry is trying to navigate building their business as best as they can but some things can create a toxic environment. How do Shannon and Rebecca deal with negative elements like diet culture in the industry. [17:26] Rebecca encourages us to talk more about the benefits of yoga, like nervous system regulation. [21:27] What is the yoga industry going to look like in 2023 in terms of virtual and in-person classes? [29:26] Sadie Mardini responds to Rebecca's question about how yoga teachers and studios who had been online before the pandemic were impacted by everyone else moving online. [31:15] Shannon pops in with a reminder to put yourself out there and to create your website if you don't have one! [35:11] What does the competitiveness of the industry look like in 2022? [37:54] Rebecca invites listeners to create a meet up to meet people in your local community. [42:54] You can also find great communities of yoga teachers online to connect with. [45:52] Shannon shares a tip for anyone running a Facebook group to moderate posts. [48:39] Rebecca encourages us not to limit ourselves. The yoga's enough all on its own. [49:26] Shannon and Rebecca discuss marketing in yoga. [52:38] Rebecca and Shannon reflect on the things that made them think about quitting the yoga industry in 2022. [58:42] There are some parallels between yoga and entrepreneurship. [62:45] Does Rebecca think about building her business just to sell it? Shannon and Rebecca discuss what that could mean and how it might work. [70:40] What is your retirement plan as a yoga teacher? [71:46] Rebecca calls out how unsustainable the career path is in the yoga industry and shares some thoughts about how things can be done differently. [76:52] The power dynamic in the yoga industry needs to be reexamined. [81:12] What are Rebecca and Shannon hopeful and excited about for 2023? [89:50] Shannon shares some final thoughts.   Links: Rebecca Sebastian Rebecca Sebastian Yoga Rebecca Sebastian on Instagram Working in Yoga Podcast with Rebecca Sebastian The Connected Yoga Teacher Podcast Episode 297: Yoga Philosophy & Business with Rebecca Sebastian - Kristine Weber, Subtle Yoga Diane Liska The Connected Yoga Teacher Podcast Episode 114: Compassion Fatigue with Diane Liska The Connected Yoga Teacher Podcast Episode 175: Coping During a Crisis with Diane Liska Michelle Lyons  The Connected Yoga Teacher Podcast Episode 279: Bowel Health and Yoga with Shannon Crow Sadie Nardini Jivana Heyman The Connected Yoga Teacher Podcast Episode 094: Instagram Content Strategy and Stories with Tyler McCall The Connected Yoga Teacher Podcast Episode 301: Trauma and Business Ownership with Nicole Lewis Keeber Shannon Crow on Instagram The Connected Yoga Teacher Facebook Group   Gratitude to our Sponsors, OfferingTree and Pelvic Health Professionals.   Quotes from this episode: "We need to acknowledge this has been another hard year for us for our industry. Like, you're not alone." - Rebecca   "I think that makes our industry more powerful and more impactful overall when we're able to share stories with each other." - Rebecca   "The yoga's enough all on its own." - Rebecca   "How we sell what we're selling matters." - Rebecca   "Yoga in itself is a spiritual discipline that asks you to reevaluate and rethink literally every fiber of your being. Guess what entrepreneurship is?" - Rebecca

This week on the One Year No Beer Podcast Ruari speaks to Rebecca Brown.   They discuss how Rebecca is supposed to be an expert in helping people to deal with their health as she works as a mental health clinician, however she felt like a fraud because she could not control her drinking. Rebcca didn't have a rock bottom moment, she more so realised that she was no longer able to have just one drink.    Rebecca's life has improved in countless ways since she joined One Year No Beer and stopped drinking. She gets better sleep, has less anxiety, and she even found time to write a book. Rebecca feels that choosing to stop drinking was the best decision she could have made to get through the pandemic and be able to help others in her role as a mental health clinician.   In this episode you will learn: What made Rebecca stop drinking The effect choosing to stop drinking had for Rebecca  How modern research on the effects of alcohol is changing how people feel towards drinking alcohol  Why Rebecca wrote her book   For more information on what is shared in this episode and to join the AFM community for more support, coaching, book club, meetups and positivity power-ups then head to https://www.oneyearnobeer.com/afm and use the code PODCAST10 for 10% off joining the Alcohol-Free community    The One Year No Beer Podcast is the show created to inspire you to take the steps needed to Finally Transform Your Relationship With Alcohol.    This podcast will help you to kick start your healthy habits and reconnect with your true self by taking you on the journey of becoming the most productive, present and healthiest version of yourself.    You'll hear the inspiring, motivating and thought-provoking stories of some of the 80,000+ OYNB members who have changed their lives and now enjoy improved sleep, being more productive, reducing anxiety levels, losing weight and feeling noticeably better just by taking a break from booze.    If you are thinking about changing your relationship with alcohol, or you are alcohol-free, then this podcast will not only give you top tips, ideas, strategies and support but also motivate and inspire you to totally transform your life!   Resources:  Ruari Fairbairns LinkedIn | Twitter Jen Fairbairns LinkedIn

Big Hass and Ana talk with Rebecca How who is a British Sand Up Comedian based in the UAE. This is part of celebrating UAE 49th National Day Week as we are highlighting artists/comedians/performers/producers who are doing great work in the UAE Listen enjoy and share! Listen to #Pulse95Radio in the UAE by tuning in on your radio (95,00FM) or online on our website: www.pulse95radio.com ************************ Follow us on Social. www.instagram.com/pulse95radio/ www.facebook.com/pulse95radio

It may be freezing in the midwest but Tonya, Suzanne, and Amber are here with some sizzling hot goss on Crazy Ex-Girlfriend's episode, "I'm Almost Over You." Snuggle up and keep warm as we discuss Nathaniel's very own rom-com. Will Nathaniel finally let go of his desires for Rebecca? How many sweaters can Greg pile on those blazered shoulders? Will Maya find love with Joann? What will Paula do now? Did Leonard every get a steak from Emily Blunt? What sports analogy will George use next? As promised, here are all the visual aids we chatted about in the episode: Loretta, modeling her new puffy vest. Carlos, who is a) perfect and b) available for adoption if you live in Ohio. Apply for him here!   Darryl, Paula and George in the makeover montage. Suzanne's Self-Care Recommendation: Poldark. Suzanne's Reaction To Her Own Self-Care Recommendation. We answer your questions, award our Giant Pretzels of the week, and give our self-care recommendations for staying healthy and decidedly more Bunch-like. SONGS: Gratuitous Karaoke Moment (Rachel Bloom, Jack Dolgen and Adam Schlesinger, performed by Scott Michael Foster and Esther Povitsky)

This week on the podcast I am joined by comedian Rebecca How to discuss hen dos. We are both bridesmaids and in the depths of wedding activity. 

Last time we saw Rebecca Bunch she was standing on a cliff, swearing to bring destruction and ruin to Josh Chan. It's eight months later. Two weeks in West Covina time. We finally get to see her Chan Plan. And boy, is it a doody -- er, we mean doozie. Amber and Suzanne squee and squirm their way through the showstopping season 3 premiere of Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, "Josh's Ex-Girlfriend Wants Revenge." And we have so many questions... How long will Rebecca keep up this femme fatale costume, both physically and emotionally? Is Valencia dead? Will Colin Crowley ever meet Josh Chan? How many gift baskets did NP3 send to Rebecca? How satisfying is it to see Darryl stand up for himself? Will Rebecca really send that gift to Josh? We answer your questions, award our Giant Pretzels of the week and give our self-care recommendations for staying healthy and decidedly un-Bunch-like. SONGS: Where's Rebecca Bunch? (Rachel Bloom, Jack Dolgen, Steven M. Gold and Adam Schlesinger, performed by the Crazy Ex-Girlfriend cast) Let's Generalize About Men (Rachel Bloom, Jack Dolgen, Steven M. Gold and Adam Schlesinger, performed by Rachel Bloom, Donna Lynne Champlin, Vella Lovell, and Gabrielle Ruiz)  

Do you struggle with perfectionism? Have you tried to ditch the diet, but still find yourself obsessing over eating "right?" Do you have a hard time letting go of the weight loss goal, even if you are far into your intuitive eating journey? Does food feel like an all or nothing experience for you, either eating for pleasure or restricting for weight loss? Listen now for some advice on how to work through these issues. Subscribe and leave a review here in just seconds. Key Points: It's National Dieting Month! Be sure to listen in on all the bonus episodes this month to help you avoid the excessive diet talk and fat-shaming gym membership chit chat! Sometimes we can go into certain food restrictions, such as vegetarianism and veganism, with the best of intentions, but they can quickly spiral out of control and feel obsessive. Weight loss is seductive! How do we relate to food in a neutral, balanced way, rather than one that feels like an all-or-nothing, binge restrict cycle? Perfectionism can stand in the way of feeling safe with food and trusting your body. Rebecca Scritchfield joins for some more insight on this topic, and a conversation on body kindness! Diet culture is toxic!! We all need some love and compassion when trying to tackle it. If we're trying to put ourselves first, embrace self-care, and embody self-acceptance but we have not yet fully accepted our bodies just as they are, this can lead to a common but difficult tug of war: to diet, or to drop the diet and plunge headfirst into body acceptance. "Fears and anxieties can lead to desperate decisions and actions." - Rebecca How do we strive for a healthier, happier life in a holistic sense, rather than one that focuses on our size or shape? Feeling stuck between dieting and self-acceptance is draining... how do we break out of that? Rebecca weighs in! Acceptance even in the face of anxiety and discomfort. Space to reflect and engage in compassionate and rational thinking. "Perfectionism means unachievable!" - Rebecca We must be able to question why we are holding ourselves accountable to something that we know no one else can achieve. Practice setting up boundaries around perfectionism and asserting that it does not work for you! STOP allowing it to control your choices. Can we accept ourselves and love ourselves, but still hold weight loss as a goal? If we sit with that desire, but choose not to pursue specific, unhelpful weight loss goals, and instead just bring those feelings along for the ride, eventually that desire will work itself out in favor of self-care and self-love. Take the action that you would take if you were ALREADY the person you "want" to be, and take steps to enjoy life! Eventually, the weight loss goal becomes less important just by doing the things that help you to love yourself more. Diet culture is everywhere, and NOT engaging in diet culture is a huge job! Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) Rebecca's new book, Body Kindness!! Guidance and flexible tips to engage in self-care in all aspects of your life. Discussing the benefit of both good AND bad emotions!! How to we set up sustainable, good goals? The benefits of connection, compassion, and kindness... how do we engage in a meaningful life NOW? A special discount for Love Food listeners available for a limited time: order Body Kindness and get 25% off with the code KIND at this link https://www.workman.com/products/body-kindness Show Notes: Link to subscribe to the weekly FREE Food Peace Newsletter. It is sent out every Tuesday morning and no spam EVER. By signing up, I will also send you Love Food's Season 1's Food Peace Syllabus. Body of Truth by Harriet Brown --> This week's Food Peace Syllabus addition #1 Radical Acceptance by Tara Brach --> This week's Food Peace Syllabus addition #2 The Happiness Trap by Dr. Russ Harris --> This week's Food Peace Syllabus addition #3 ACT Made Simple by Dr. Russ Harris --> This week's Food Peace Syllabus addition #4 Rebecca's new book, Body Kindness: She has a special limited time offer for Love Food listeners and subscribers of my newsletter (hooray!):  Order Body Kindness and get 25% off with the code KIND at this link https://www.workman.com/products/body-kindness. Body Kindness Get Started Training!! Rebecca's main website Brené Brown Eating Disorder Dietitians Julie Dillon RD blog Do you have a complicated relationship with food? I want to help! Send your Dear Food letter to LoveFoodPodcast@gmail.com.  Click here to leave me a review in iTunes and subscribe. This type of kindness helps the show continue! Thank you for listening to the Love, Food series. Give me feedback via Twitter @EatingPermitRD. This episode is sponsored by my friends at Green Mountain at Fox Run. A special promotion for Love Food listeners: Join Green Mountain at Fox Run for their Binge & Emotional Eating Weekend Intensive (January 20-22, 2017). Participants will explore personal barriers and how to counter them with evidence-based strategies to prevent eating in response to stress and emotions. For more information or to register, please visit https://www.fitwoman.com/therapy-services-eating-disorder/offerings/binge-eating-intensive-weekend/. TAKE TIME TO INVEST IN YOU. It's time to shine the light on yourself and make YOURSELF the priority. Here at Green Mountain at Fox Run, we're all about embracing and supporting yourself through self-care. Through powerful tools such as mindfulness techniques, stress management skills, and movement that is customized to your body and fitness level, you'll learn to practice self-care in your daily life. 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Ready to love Mondays? On this episode of "How Successful Women Found Their Calling" we speak with Rebecca Tracey. Finding your calling is an adventure, and Rebecca Tracey knows adventure. Creator of The Uncaged Life, a web-based business that helps fledgling entrepreneurs be successful, Rebecca discovered her niche through experimenting with different paths and embracing her own uniqueness. After trying everything from teaching abroad to working as a travel agent, Rebecca learned the best life for her was the uncaged one—using her special assortment of talents and skills to inspire would-be-business owners like herself into action. Listen to this podcast and learn from Rebecca: -How a sense of adventure can help you find your calling -How experimenting and taking chances benefits you -Why an idea “fizzling out” can be a good thing -How to overcome feelings of self-doubt and gain confidence -Why a larger perspective is important -Why you need to stop being too “precious” with your ideas Want more videos like this? You can find them here... and be sure to sign up! http://kristenbakercoach.com/category/podcast/ You can find Rebecca at her website: http://www.theuncagedlife.com While you're there be sure to join the community so you can gain a network of women who are going through the same things while starting their own businesses! http://www.theuncagedlife.com/community/