Podcast appearances and mentions of Rebecca Katz

Political strategists Rebecca Katz and Jason Ortiz joined the show to discuss the state of the mayoral race and much more with two months to go until primary day, which is June 24, 2025. Katz, a co-founder of Fight agency, and Ortiz, a co-founder of Moonshot Strategies, are both veteran political strategists in New York and beyond. They joined the show to analyze the Democratic primary field for mayor, the city's political mood, lessons from past mayoral races that apply in 2025, and much more. (Ep 495)

Rebecca Katz, founder of New Deal Strategies, is coming off her second consecutive cycle as General Consultant on signature Democratic Senate wins - including Ruben Gallego in Arizona and John Fetterman in Pennsylvania. In this episode, Rebecca talks in depth about both of those races and the lessons to be mined for Democrats in the future. And she also discusses her early days on Capitol Hill, important lessons learned working for high profile figures like John Edwards and Harry Reid, and much more with one of the most successful operatives working in Democratic politics.IN THIS EPISODERebecca's roots in a politically-engaged family in Philadelphia, PA...Interning on the Hill for her hometown member, Congressman Chakah Fattah...How Rebecca gravitated toward the communications department on campaigns...How she's a different political operative coming out of Philadelphia...How Rebecca knew she didn't want to stay in Washington...Rebecca's front row seat to the chaotic 2004 Iowa Democratic caucus as part of John Edwards' 2004 Presidential campaign...Rebecca's take on John Edwards' raw political talent...Rebecca recalls an incredibly awkward job interview with Senator Harry Reid and how she ultimately ran the Reid War Room to oppose the Bush Administration...Rebecca's first intersection with John Fetterman in 2015 and how his underdog 2016 Senate loss set him up to subsequently win two statewide races...Inside Fetterman's 2022 Senate race over Dr. Oz despite the candidate dealing with serious health complications...Rebecca helps launch Ruben Gallego's 2024 AZ Senate race...How Gallego overperformed the presidential race by 8 points en route to an important win...What other campaigns can learn from Gallego's success among Latino voters...What led Rebecca to start her firm, New Deal Strategies...Rebecca on the role that a General Consultant plays on campaigns...What Rebecca looks for when hiring new staff...Rebecca's most unusual work habit...AND Americans Coming Together, Max Baucus, Central High School, Clark University, Andrew Cuomo, Dean kids, The Fels Institute, JFK Jr., Ted Kennedy, Kari Lake, David McCormick, Jim Messina, Middle Seat, New Jersey Summers, Cynthia Nixon, John Roberts, Bernie Sanders, Allyson Schwartz, Kyrsten Sinema, Snookie, Students for Choice, Harris Wofford...& more!

Donald Trump spends 40 minutes at a Pennsylvania Q&A queueing up his favorite tunes, baffling the crowd (and everyone else). Tommy and Democratic strategist Rebecca Katz talk through whether Trump is, in fact, losing it, the key moments from his Fox News town hall on women's issues, and Kamala Harris's sit-down with Charlamagne Tha God. Then, Rebecca walks Tommy through the situation on the ground in Pennsylvania, Arizona, and some under-the-radar House races. For a closed-captioned version of this episode, click here. For a transcript of this episode, please email transcripts@crooked.com and include the name of the podcast.

If Donald Trump loses Pennsylvania, he almost certainly will lose the presidential election. Now, all of a sudden, we have four new high-quality polls showing Kamala Harris ahead, though some others show it tied. Why the heck is Pennsylvania so close? What is really going on there? Should we believe the polls? Or not? We chatted with Democratic strategist Rebecca Katz, who is from Pennsylvania herself, worked on Senator John Fetterman's victorious 2022 campaign, and knows something about winning there. Katz explained what Harris's path to victory in the state looks like—and the looming obstacles that still keep her awake at night. Listen to this episode here. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

If Donald Trump loses Pennsylvania, he almost certainly will lose the presidential election. Now, all of a sudden, we have four new high-quality polls showing Kamala Harris ahead, though some others show it tied. Why the heck is Pennsylvania so close? What is really going on there? Should we believe the polls? Or not? We chatted with Democratic strategist Rebecca Katz, who is from Pennsylvania herself, worked on Senator John Fetterman's victorious 2022 campaign, and knows something about winning there. Katz explained what Harris's path to victory in the state looks like—and the looming obstacles that still keep her awake at night. Listen to this episode here. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

If Donald Trump loses Pennsylvania, he almost certainly will lose the presidential election. Now, all of a sudden, we have four new high-quality polls showing Kamala Harris ahead, though some others show it tied. Why the heck is Pennsylvania so close? What is really going on there? Should we believe the polls? Or not? We chatted with Democratic strategist Rebecca Katz, who is from Pennsylvania herself, worked on Senator John Fetterman's victorious 2022 campaign, and knows something about winning there. Katz explained what Harris's path to victory in the state looks like—and the looming obstacles that still keep her awake at night. Listen to this episode here. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

If you're enjoying this interview click this link to join Dr. Ramsey's weekly newsletter and to download free resources: https://drewramseymd.com/free-resources/ We know that healthy eating is an essential part of healthy living, but so many of us get overwhelmed when it comes to making that idea a reality. Today we have a conversation with Rebecca Katz, MS that will serve as a guide for anyone looking to discover a passion in healthy cooking and transform their meals in the kitchen.  Rebecca is a nationally recognized culinary translator and expert on the role of food in supporting health and wellbeing. As a consultant, speaker, teacher and chef, Rebecca works closely with patients, and wellness professionals to include the powerful tools of flavor and nutrition in their medical arsenal. In this episode, she'll reveal how to make healthy meals delicious, meal-prep for success, and find a love for cooking along the way. ==== 0:00 Intro  3:35 How Rebecca's Interest in Nutritional Psychiatry Began 6:26 Making Healthy Food Delicious  11:23 The Link of Mental Health & Food 19:01 Retraining a Hijacked Palette  25:00 Ultimate Food Topping: Pistachio Pesto 32:38 Meal Prepping Sauces to Transform Dishes 40:09 Mental Health Benefits of Cooking 44:57 Easy to Make Fermented Foods  49:40 Rebecca's Top Foods for Mental Health  54:36 Addressing Nutrition Polarization  58:29 Painting & The Joy of the Creative Process  1:06:25 Conclusion ==== Rebecca is a nationally recognized culinary translator and expert on the role of food in supporting health and wellbeing. As a consultant, speaker, teacher and chef, Rebecca works closely with patients, and wellness professionals to include the powerful tools of flavor and nutrition in their medical arsenal. Rebecca is the author of Clean Soups: Simple Nourishing Recipes for Health and Vitality (Ten Speed Press, 2016) The Healthy Mind Cookbook: Big Flavor Recipes to ehance Brain Function, Mood, Memory and Mental Clarity, (Ten Speed Press, 2015), The Longevity Kitchen: Satisfying Big Flavor Recipes Featuring the Top-16 Age Busting Power Foods, (Ten Speed Press, 2013) along with the award-winning cookbook The Cancer-Fighting Kitchen: Nourishing Big-Flavor Recipes for Cancer Treatment and Beyond (Ten Speed Press, 2009, 2017), and One Bite at a Time: Nourishing Recipes for Cancer Survivors and their Friends (Ten Speed Press, 2008, Second Edition). A myriad of food related experiences, including a sojourn to Italy, where she studied Mediterranean cuisine with chefs and signoras from Florence to Sicily, shaped Rebecca's philosophy that health-supportive food must taste great in order to be nourishing and healing. Recently her explorations have led her further into making art in her sundrenched painting studio, which she calls her art kitchen. Visitors marvel that there's a place for every tool in her studio, just as there is in her kitchen. She has found them to be tools for life. For culinary and creative wisdom check out www.rebeccakatz.com For recipes: https://www.rebeccakatz.com/recipe-box ==== Connect with Dr. Drew Ramsey: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drewramseymd/ Website: https://drewramseymd.com

Jon and veteran Democratic strategist Rebecca Katz discuss the graphic Stormy Daniels testimony in Trump's hush money case, Biden's trip to Wisconsin, and whether the campaign's new health care ad push could help unstick a very close race. Then, Rebecca dives into what she's seeing on the ground in Arizona, where she's working with Senate candidate Ruben Gallego to fend off Kari Lake and secure a majority for Democrats.

Yanzhong Huang, senior fellow for global health at CFR, and Rebecca Katz, professor and director of the Center for Global Health Science and Security at Georgetown University, lead the conversation on global health security and diplomacy.

In honor of the one year anniversary of Judy's passing, this bonus episode of The Heumann Perspective features unpublished, behind-the-scenes moments. You'll hear Judy interacting with guests before and after interviews, as well as the occasional voices of her podcast producers. The transcript for this podcast episode is available here. Interviews featured in this episode: Ryan Haddad (January 2023) Ann Cupolo Freeman, Denise Jacobson, and Lionel Je'Woodyard (April 2021) Lolo Spencer (March 2022) Emily and Ellen Ladau (August 2021) Lachi (March 2021) Gloria Steinem (February 2023) Andrea Dalzell (October 2021) Chelsie Hill (August 2022) Diego Mariscal and Hannah Frankl (October 2021) Amy Kenny, Mona Minkara, and Rabbi Lauren Tuchman (February 2023) Dennis Billups and Emily Smith Beitiks (April 2022) Julia Bascom (March 2021) Keith Jones and Leroy Moore (February 2022) Kathi Wolfe (November 2021) Nyle DiMarco (April 2022) Nina G. (May 2021) Alberto Vasquez (November 2022) Spencer West (June 2022) Kathy Martinez (September 2021) Jillian Mercado (January 2022) This episode was produced by Kylie Miller with the assistance of Rebecca Katz through the Goucher College Micro-Internship Program. Intro music by Lachi. Outro music by Gaelynn Lea.

In “Tasting the South in the San Fernando Valley,” producer Rebecca Katz tells the story of how three black women created a soul food institution in one of the whitest parts of the San Fernando Valley that still thrives today. During the Second Great Migration in the 1940s, large numbers of Black Americans traveled west to Los Angeles, California. The Black population in Los Angeles increased nearly twelvefold from 1940 to 1970.  In this episode, we learn about the racial history of the San Fernando Valley specifically a suburb just north of the city of Los Angeles. While Los Angeles as a city was diversifying after the second great migration, certain parts of the Valley remained largely white due to its iron-clad race restrictions—some of the harshest in the nation. In the episode, we hone in on one small town at the Western tip of the valley called Chatsworth, which was 98% white in the 1980s.  Three Black women, Clara Huling, Roda Hadi, and Willie Stanford, were each already working in the restaurant industry in the Valley in the 1980s, not far from Chatsworth. They each had different ties to the South and they all missed Southern cooking and classic soul food. One night, they decided to open a restaurant—bringing classic soul food to the largely white valley. And they did just that. They came together and opened a tiny soul food spot in the unlikeliest of all places—Chatsworth.  Nearly 40 years after that grand opening, Clara's granddaughter, Jessica Huling, still owns and operates the restaurant, which has been deemed some of the best soul food in Los Angeles by many reputable food outlets.  In this episode, we hear from Jessica about how the restaurant thrived in such a white area through the years. We explore how the restaurant has overcome the odds, evolved its customer base, and greatly influenced the Black community in the Valley today. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join us for a spiritual biography conversation with artist, chef, and cookbook author Rebecca Katz. Rebecca Katz, MS, Healing Circles Senior Faculty Rebecca is an artist, chef, and cookbook author. She has been a visiting chef and nutrition educator at the Commonweal Cancer Help Program for more than a decade. Rebecca is focused on the exploration of what it means to experience a life of inspiration, creativity and healing through food and art. Rebecca is the author of six books including the award-winning cookbook, The Cancer Fighting Kitchen: Nourishing Big Flavor Recipes for Cancer and Treatment and Beyond. Host Michael Lerner Michael is the president and co-founder of Commonweal. His principal work at Commonweal is with the Cancer Help Program, CancerChoices.org, the Omega Resilience Projects, the Collaborative on Health and the Environment, and The New School at Commonweal. He was the recipient of a MacArthur Prize Fellowship for contributions to public health in 1983 and is author of Choices in Healing: Integrating the Best of Conventional and Complementary Therapies(MIT Press). Find out more about The New School at Commonweal on our website: tns.commonweal.org. And like/follow our Soundcloud channel for more great podcasts. #commonweal #newschoolcommonweal #healingkitchen #healingarts #cancerfightingkitchen #integrativeoncology #spiritualbiography

Join us for a spiritual biography conversation with artist, chef, and cookbook author Rebecca Katz. Rebecca Katz, MS, Healing Circles Senior Faculty Rebecca is an artist, chef, and cookbook author. She has been a visiting chef and nutrition educator at the Commonweal Cancer Help Program for more than a decade. Rebecca is focused on the exploration of what it means to experience a life of inspiration, creativity and healing through food and art. Rebecca is the author of six books including the award-winning cookbook, The Cancer Fighting Kitchen: Nourishing Big Flavor Recipes for Cancer and Treatment and Beyond. Host Michael Lerner Michael is the president and co-founder of Commonweal. His principal work at Commonweal is with the Cancer Help Program, CancerChoices.org, the Omega Resilience Projects, the Collaborative on Health and the Environment, and The New School at Commonweal. He was the recipient of a MacArthur Prize Fellowship for contributions to public health in 1983 and is author of Choices in Healing: Integrating the Best of Conventional and Complementary Therapies(MIT Press). Find out more about The New School at Commonweal on our website: tns.commonweal.org. And like/follow our Soundcloud channel for more great podcasts. #commonweal #newschoolcommonweal #healingkitchen #healingarts #cancerfightingkitchen #integrativeoncology #spiritualbiography Attachments

Does fasting during treatment make it work better? Does overnight fasting stave off recurrence? How does fasting affect cancer in general? Tina & Leah talk about the benefits (and risks!) of limiting food intake during and after cancer treatment. Links we mentioned on this episode and other cool stuff:Fasting alongside neoadjuvant chemotherapy in those with breast cancer (2013) Clinical trial on fasting during chemo, currently enrolling those with breast cancer (currently recruiting) Review of the “effect of fasting on cancer” (2022)Clinical trial that provides all meals and uses amino acid deprivation for those with colorectal cancer (FAETH) (Currently recruiting)Prolonged overnight fasting in breast cancer (2016) Conclusion: “Prolonging the length of the nightly fasting interval (>13 hours) may be a simple, nonpharmacologic strategy for reducing the risk of breast cancer recurrence.”Overnight fasting improves blood sugar control (2015) The chemo trial (10 patients) that started it all: fewer side effects with fasting! (2009)Into mechanisms? Here's some fasting biochemistry (2015) Glioma (glioblastoma) and fasting- you'll lose weight, but it could help too. (2021)Stage III low-grade follicular lymphoma regressed with fasting (2015)Protein restriction improves immunotherapy (2018)Amino acid depletion as therapy for cancers (2021)Potential metabolic targets in triple-negative breast cancer (2020)Rebecca Katz's Magic Mineral Broth recipeValter Longo, PhD - Originator of the Fasting Mimicking DietAutophagy - How cells recycle themselvesDr. Kaczor's article on methionine restriction and cancer growth & control (2015)Support the showSupport the podcast! Leave us a tip here.Or, go to Buymeacoffee. Either way, we will give you a shout-out! Find our podcast useful? We hope so! Join us! Please review & rate us! (every bit helps!)Share this podcast with someone you love! This link works great: https://podfollow.com/the-cancer-pod Email us: thecancerpod@gmail.comWe are @TheCancerPod Instagram Twitter Facebook THANK YOU!

On this week's episode of Twentyman in the Huddle presented by Microsoft, Tim Twentyman gets you set for Sunday's must-win matchup for the Lions as they host the Chicago Bears to ring in the new year. Tim starts, as always, with news and notes from this week in Allen Park, including a shoutout to Dave Fipp and a look at the playoff scenarios involving the Lions heading into Week 17. After that, Kevin Fishbain of The Athletic calls in to break down the injuries hampering the Bears on both sides of the ball. Next, Lions defensive tackle Alim McNeill joins Tim in the studio to discuss bouncing back from last week's loss, his music career and his upcoming clothing line release. Lastly, Tim and producer PJ Clark give you their Key Matchups for Lions vs. Bears, presented by BetMGM. Special thanks to Rebecca Katz for her help in filming this episode.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Brendan McPhillips was the campaign manager for John Fetterman's general election campaign, helping guide it to a win over Dr. Oz in the cycle's most chaotic and closey watched Senate race. In this conversation, Brendan talks his path to politics that started in a community college in conservative Southern California and includes running Iowa for Buttigieg in the 2020 primaries and working as Biden PA State Director in the general election. And, of course, we go deep on Brendan's time with Fetterman...from meeting him over a decade ago, running his '16 Senate race, taking the helm of Fetterman 2022 this spring...the candidates, the stroke, the message, the attacks, the debate, and the win. IN THIS EPISODE…Brendan's path from conservative Southern California to working in Democratic politics…Brendan runs Iowa for Pete Buttigieg in the 2020 primaries…Brendan crosses paths with John Fetterman over a decade ago…The Brendan McPhillips 101 on how to run a race in Pennsylvania…Brendan's take on the Fetterman dominant primary win…Brendan takes the helm as manager on the heels of the primary win & health scare…Brendan breaks down the case the campaign made against Dr. Oz…How the campaign beat back the “soft on crime” attack…Brendan weighs in on the Mastriano Effect on the Senate race…Brendan takes aim at grifting Democratic Scam PACs…Deep inside the Fetterman vs Oz debate…Brendan's expectations heading into Election Day…and his analysis of the 5-point Fetterman win…Brendan's take on Pennsylvania's status as a swing state heading into 2024…Lessons other campaigns can learn from the Fetterman win…AND Amtrak tours, annoying naysayers, Val Arkoosh, Tony Baker, Joe Biden, Bob & Barbara's, George W. Bush, carbon copies, James Carville, Bob Casey, Dave Chase, crazy kitchen cabinets, dive bars, gas bills, GED classes, Andrew Gillum, Lindsay Graham, grocery clerks, HQ Analytics, Ben Halle, hard-ass bouncers, hucksters, Bill Hyers, interesting dudes, Iowa steak frys, Johnstown, Rebecca Katz, Conor Lamb, Malcolm Kenyatta, media buyers from DC, mega churches, Middle Seat, the New Jersey State Hall of Fame, Notre Dame, Barack Obama, old adages, off-track betting, phone trees, Ed Rendell, resident gofers, Mike Schmuhl, Rick Scott, Josh Shapiro, The Situation, Snookie, special sauce, South Bend, the Susquehanna, Temecula, thrilling the DCCC, the Turf Club, UFCW, VFW halls, weirdos, wild rides...& more!

Democrats keep the Senate, hold off a Red Wave in the House, and prepare for a productive lame duck session. The knives are out for Mitch McConnell and Kevin McCarthy while Donald Trump gets ready to announce his 3rd presidential campaign. John Fetterman's campaign advisers Rebecca Katz and Kipp Hebert stop by to tell us about their big win over Dr. Oz. And later, Jon, Jon and Tommy play a game to figure out which Republicans are still on the Trump Train.

Kari is known for bringing jars of delicious, nourishing soups and broths to her friends' doorsteps. Homemade broths and soups can be the best gift you can give someone, especially if they're under the weather or going through a rough patch. In this episode, we talk about all the ways we like to make bone broth, mineral broth, and vegetable broth, and how we turn those broths into soup. Links to some of our favorite related recipes:Rebecca Katz' Mineral Broth, and her book The Cancer Fighting KitchenSerious Eats collection of stock and broth recipes Ina Garten's chicken noodle soup recipe Sonya's chicken pelmeni recipe

How can Democrats reach disconnected voters? We talk to Biden voters in Pittsburgh who are fed up with national politics. Jon breaks down their responses with Pennsylvania Representative Malcolm Kenyatta, data expert Dan Wagner, and John Fetterman senior campaign strategist Rebecca Katz.New episodes of The Wilderness drop every Monday. Subscribe to The Wilderness wherever you get your podcasts.Apple: apple.co/thewildernessSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6JfsJlD5sBhVpEQEALNw4UStitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/show/the-wildernessIf you want to learn more about how you can take action in the fight for our democracy, head over to Vote Save America and Pennsylvania United: https://votesaveamerica.com/midterm-madness/https://www.mobilize.us/paunited/event/493306/

How can Democrats reach disconnected voters? We talk to Biden voters in Pittsburgh who are fed up with national politics. Jon breaks down their responses with Pennsylvania Representative Malcolm Kenyatta, data expert Dan Wagner, and John Fetterman senior campaign strategist Rebecca Katz.If you want to learn more about how you can take action in the fight for our democracy, head over to Vote Save America and Pennsylvania United: https://votesaveamerica.com/midterm-madness/https://www.mobilize.us/paunited/event/493306/

Had a wonderful time reconnecting with Dean Farell Bruggeman, discussing playwriting and launching a career without any formal training. We discuss overcoming the obstacles without an academic start, the necessities of a successful scene, achieving truth and following your heart, muses and self projection as well as inspiration and unearthing plays buried in the "underwear drawer." Dean's quite inspirational with lovely energy. A mistake I make within our talk is about a piece correctly titled "American Pie" written by Rebecca Katz. I mistakenly label it as a play without "story" while I intended to say "plot." It is a beautiful piece from the Los Angeles Collegiate Playwrights Festival Volume 1 that you can find a link to in our show notes. It's a wonderful example of a play based on characters and relationships, that you will also find woven within Dean's plays as well. We hope you enjoy the episode. Dean Farell Bruggeman is a Los Angeles based playwright whose plays have been seen thought the city at - Theatre Unleashed, Group Repertory, The Knighsbridge, Company of Angels, The Hudson, Road Theatre Company, Actors Company, The Three of Clubs, and Eclectic Company Theatre. His play "Memory Grove" was a 2012 semifinalist for the Eugene O'Neill Theater Center's National Playwrights Conference and a 2013 finalist in the New Works @ The Works Playwriting Competition at Playhouse on the Square in Memphis. His other plays include - Only the Moon Howls, Pearson Design, Beautifully Broken Things,  Hollywood Perfume, Untitled Perfusion #3,  and The Blur. He is a graduate of the University of Florid and a longtime member of the Dramatists and Screen Actors Guild. To view the video format of this episode, visit the link below -https://youtu.be/Xx8ORtFylJwLinks to sites and resources mentioned in this episode - Lonny Chapman Theater -https://thegrouprep.comThe Road Theatre Company - https://roadtheatre.orgContact information for Dean Farell Bruggeman -https://www.deanfarellbruggeman.comWebsites and socials for James Elden, Punk Monkey Productions and Playwright's SpotlightPunk Monkey Productions - www.punkmonkeyproductions.comPLAY Noir -www.playnoir.comPLAY Noir Anthology –www.punkmonkeyproductions.com/contact.htmlJames Elden -Twitter - @jameseldensauerIG - @alakardrakeFB - fb.com/jameseldensauerPunk Monkey Productions and PLAY Noir - Twitter - @punkmonkeyprods                  - @playnoirla IG - @punkmonkeyprods       - @playnoir_la FB - fb.com/playnoir        - fb.com/punkmonkeyproductionsPlaywright's Spotlight -Twitter - @wrightlightpod IG - @playwrights_spotlightPlaywriting services through Los Angeles Collegiate Playwrights Festivalwww.losangelescollegiateplaywrightsfestival.com/services.htmlSupport the show

Georgia Stephens was active as a Dance Theater choreographer, director, writer andsound designer from 1975 through 2009. She moved to the Twin Cities in 1980 toparticipate in the newly formed Independent Choreographer's Alliance (MICA). Throughthis organization, she received numerous performance opportunities and financialsupport for her work from the McKnight, Jerome and Northwest Area Foundations, twoawards from the National Endowment for The Arts, Metropolitan Council for the Arts andthe Minnesota State Arts Board. Georgia was commissioned in 1993 to create anoriginal piece for the New Dance Ensemble and in 1986 for the Zenon Dance Company.She was one of five choreographers invited to create an original dance/video piece withvideographer James Byrne, in his project SOLO!.Although Georgia delighted in the process of interweaving original text and soundscores into her work, she also frequently collaborated with musician David Means.In 1986, Georgia was awarded a Bush Foundation Fellowship for Choreography. Withthese funds, she prepared an evening of new and old work titled Crosstalk, presented atDance Theater Workshop (NYC) in 1987. Performers included Laurie Van Wieren, TomCarlson, Alan Lindblad, Mary Beth Elchert and Mary Abrams. After a brief hiatus toassimilate her journey, she immerged with several evening-length Dance Theatercreations: World Without End Amen, produced by the MN Dance Alliance with JeromeFoundation funds in Extended Play; Omoomofamaliamenia, a collaborationcommissioned by The Southern Theater with the music group Zeitgeist; and severalself-produced theater events for a variety of venues.In 1990, Georgia incorporated as Georgia Stephens Contemporary Dance Theater. Thisgathering of dance performers included John Munger, Wendy Ansley, Diane Aldis,Ethan Emanual Balcos, Jill Haeberlin, and many other guest appearances (Mary Easter,Linda Shapiro, Lisa Carlson, Marilyn Habermas-Scher, Wendy Morris, Marty Winkler,Rebecca Katz). Around this same time, she joined with fellow dance artists Paula Mannand Shawn McConneloug to create SpaceSpace, an informal rehearsal andperformance studio. Georgia created work for this venue almost exclusively until its endin 1999. Georgia then began creating original work for David Means' Nobels eXperimental interMedia Group. They presented several full-length pieces between 1999 and 2005 at Metro State University's Nobels Performance Space, Intermedia Arts, The Walker choreographers' Evening, Patrick's Cabaret, Bryant Lake Bowl Theater and Edison Theater in St. Lous MO. Between 2005 and 2008, Georgia created a series of showings at Bryant Lake Bowl Theater. Georgia's final premiere, Alibi Simile, featuring Jon Spayde, was created for Red Eye Collaboration's 2008 New Work series.During her career she taught classes and workshops at Webster College andWashington University of St. Louis, Ozone Dance, Carlton and St. Olaf Colleges.Georgia still pops up now and again to participate in various ways, as a participant inDavid Means' performances, as a stage arts consultant, and as an advocate for up-and-coming performing artists who push boundaries and challenge perceptual norms. Herwork was always based on the adage, “I move when I speak. I speak when I move.”This realization came to life out of the physical frustration of growing up as a stutterer. Itproduced a fascinating lifetime of liberating words “stuck inside” via breath andkinesthetic release. This, and her background of figure skating, provided Georgia with afoundation for her technique and unique movement style.And finally… THANK YOUA quick read of this biography caused me to realize that a mere mention of who didwhat and when, seems profoundly inadequate. I could not have brought to life my

Rebecca Katz Harwood's eclectic career has included work as a performer,choreographer, teacher, researcher, and arts administrator. She received herundergraduate degree in Religious Studies and Anthropology from MacalesterCollege, and her MFA in Dance from New York University's Tisch School of the Arts(NYU Tisch). Her work as a performer has taken her around the Midwest, to bothcoasts of the US, as well as to Germany, England, France, Hungary, and Bulgaria. Herartistic palate is broad and draws on ballet, modern, jazz, folk and social dancetraditions in varying degrees and combinations based on the needs and impulses ofthe work being created. The common threads are a belief in the power of movementto viscerally capture the beauty and variety of human experience, expressedthrough a deep musicality and the motivation to communicate and connect with theaudience. Her concert dance choreography has been seen in Minnesota at venuesincluding MDA/Walker Art Center Choreographers' Evenings, The Minnesota FringeFestival, and the Minnesota Ballet. In New York, her work has been presented byBallet Builders, Dixon Place, Symphony Space, DanceNow/NYC and at MadisonSquare Garden as part of the NYU Tisch Salute Graduation Celebration of 2005.In the realm of musical theatre, Ms. Katz Harwood has been fortunate to receive twoSociety of Directors and Choreographers Foundation Observerships, in 2002 toassist John Carrafa on A Little Night Music at the Kennedy Center, and in 2005 toassist Kathleen Marshall on Two Gentlemen of Verona at the Public Theatre'sShakespeare in the Park in New York City. Her own theatre choreography has beenseen at venues in Minnesota, New York, South Dakota, and Seattle, Washington. As ateacher, Rebecca has been on the faculties of St. Olaf College, Marymount ManhattanCollege, and for the past sixteen years, the University of Minnesota Duluth (UMD)Department of Theatre. She has taught master classes and workshops in modern,jazz, and various social dances of the swing era in Minnesota, Nebraska, at variousAmerican College Dance Association North Central Regional Conferences, as well asabroad in England and Germany. The fall of 2011 took her to Munich, Germany,where she was featured as a co-lead instructor with social dance historian LanceBenishek, for the filming of a teaching DVD on The Big Apple, a famous dance of theSwing Era, nearly lost but now the subject of renewed interest from swing dancersaround the world.Rebecca lived in the Cities from 1988 to 2001 (mostly in St. Paul's Mac Grovelandand Merriam Park neighborhoods). As a performer she worked as an independentdancer with various choreographers including Sandy Agustin, Brad and CyndiGarner, Heidi Geier/Soft Eyed Collaborations, Jill Heaberlin, Marge Maddux,Christine Maginnis, Paula Mann, and Cathy Young, among others, and was acompany member of Ethnic Dance Theatre and Lance Benishek's American CulturalArts Society Dancers. She taught ballet at Zenon and St. Olaf College, andadministrated for Work and Work Associates, Marge Maddux for the Society ofDance History Scholars, Cathy Young Dance, and for James Sewell Ballet as theirOperations Manager.Since the fall of 2006, Ms. Katz Harwood has been based back in her native Duluth,Minnesota at UMD, where she teaches studio and academic classes in dance andmusical theatre as well as providing choreography for dance concerts and musicaltheatre productions. In the spring of 2012, she was awarded Tenure and promotedto her current rank of Associate Professor. Theatre Choreography credits include AYear with Frog and Toad, Urinetown!, Sugar, South Pacific, Little Shop of Horrors,Cinderella, She Loves Me, Time's Up, and the world premiere of Maxa: The Maddest

Part 1 of a 2 part series on breast cancer nutrition. In today's episode, I discuss how to support your body with nutrition through the different phases of breast cancer treatment: Surgery Chemotherapy Radiation I also touch on some of the controversial foods, ketogenic protocols, and fasting to enhance treatment. Links: Talking Hamster toy The Cancer-Fighting Kitchen Cookbook by Rebecca Katz with Mat EdelsonStudy on Effects of Short Term Fasting on Cancer TreatmentStudy on Impact of Soy Foods on the Development of Breast Cancer and the Prognosis of Breast Cancer Patients Please come find me on Instagram (@junibwell) Facebook (Juni Bucher, NTP) or on my website: www.junibwell.com. Please share, subscribe, and please leave a positive review so more people can find the show. I appreciate you so much!

Canine Grooming Academy (CGA) was founded by seasoned animal welfare leaders as a beauty school for dog grooming. It's a job training program for people with barriers to employment (e.g., domestic violence survivors) in the pet grooming industry, which faces a chronic shortage of skilled labor. This supply/demand problem leads to high prices and undermines accessibility for low-income pet owners, whose animals are at risk for ending up in shelters due to lack of care.

Season 3, Episode 6: ISD Director of Programs and Research Kelly McFarland talks to Rebecca Katz, professor and director of the Center for Global Health Science and Security, who holds joint appointments in Georgetown University Medical Center and the School of Foreign Service, and Matt Boyce, PhD student in the Global Infectious Diseases program at Georgetown, about the COVID-19 pandemic and cities' responses. They discuss the public health and medical responses to COVID-19, vaccine development, the HIV and Malaria pandemics, and the ways in which city, state, and local governments have responded. Rebecca also draws on over 15 years experience working on infectious disease at the State Department.  The Rise of Metropolitanism: The International Order and Sub-National Actors, ISD New Global Commons Working Group Report (September 2019) The New Weapon of Choice: Technology and Information Operations Today, ISD New Global Commons Working Group Report (October 2020) Matt Boyce and Rebecca Katz (eds.), Inoculating Cities: Case Studies of Urban Pandemic Preparedness (Elsevier, 2021)  Rebecca Katz, "Case 342 - Global Governance of Disease," ISD Case Studies Library (2017) Episode recorded: October 28, 2021.  Episode image: Peace Through Food (Institute for the Study of Diplomacy)  Diplomatic Immunity: Frank and candid conversations about diplomacy and foreign affairs Diplomatic Immunity, a podcast from the Institute for the Study of Diplomacy at Georgetown University, brings you frank and candid conversations with experts on the issues facing diplomats and national security decision-makers around the world.  Funding support from the Carnegie Corporation of New York. Produced by Alistair Somerville and Kelly McFarland. For more, visit our website, and follow us on Twitter @GUDiplomacy. Send any feedback to diplomacy@georgetown.edu.

Amy chats with bestselling author Rebecca Katz about her book, "Clean Soups: Simple, Nourishing Recipes for Health and Vitality," a collection of 60 recipes for pure, cleansing soups intended to renew and restore.

Rebecca Katz explains how to make splendid soup with tips from her book, Clean Soups.

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Alan interviews Rebecca Katz-Baldwin Rebecca Katz-Baldwin was a creative thinker early in her youth. When she got married, she discovered sharing a bed meant that she lost the ability to tuck edges around her for comfort when sleeping. So, she invented the solution - the Tucky Blanket - that gives each partner their own mini blanket to tuck. Make sure to subscribe on iTunes or wherever you get your podcasts so you won't miss a single episode. Email: tovakatz001@gmail.com

Today’s guest is Rebecca Katz, a professor and director of the Center for Global Health Science and Security at Georgetown […]

Sausalito artists talk about the overlaps in the art and cooking worlds.

As some places approach their third month of lockdown, we’ll check back in with a quarantine researcher about what’s working and what isn’t. Isaac Stanley-Becker, Rebecca Katz and Anna Bensted join Meghna Chakrabarti.

Smile & Wave is a podcast focusing on the mental health of young adults while navigating the ever-changing world. Each episode has a goal of breaking the stigma to talk about mental -wellbeing and for everyone to realize they are not alone, and the things you are going through are normal.The podcast uses personal narrative to bring up serious issues young adults face each day and expert interviews to analyze them in hopes of providing resources.On this episode week's episode we discuss grief and USC graduate student Rebecca Katz shares her story of Grief. Then we speak with clinical psychologist, Dr. Kelly Greco, to better understand grief and how it can affect us; as well healthy versus unhealthy coping mechanisms.Episode 02: GriefExpert: Dr. Kelly Greco, PsyDSpecial thanks to the Kaleigh Finnie Memorial Endowment for funding this podcast. Please tune in to more episodes as we begin to truly smile & wave and break the stigma around mental health and wellbeing in young adults.

In the first of our new podcast series, Benjamin Thompson, Noah Baker, and Amy Maxmen discuss the epidemiology needed to control the Covid-19 outbreak.In this episode:03:57 Testing timesCase numbers of Covid-19 have leapt around the world in recent days, but how many undetected cases are out there? We talk about the urgent need to deploy two of the cornerstones of effective epidemiology – testing and contact tracing – and discuss why these measures aren’t being rolled out worldwide.News article: Scientists exposed to coronavirus wonder: why weren’t we notified?; News article: South Korea is reporting intimate details of COVID-19 cases: has it helped?; News explainer: What China’s coronavirus response can teach the rest of the world14:23 Global governance in the wake of Covid-19The International Health Regulations (IHR) were set up to help countries prepare for, and respond to, public-health emergencies. Rebecca Katz, a health security researcher specialising in emerging infectious diseases, tells us how the IHR are holding up during the Covid-19 outbreak.Worldview: Pandemic policy can learn from arms controlSubscribe to Nature Briefing, an unmissable daily round-up of science news, opinion and analysis free in your inbox every weekday. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Did you know that eating is a full sensory experience? Join Food Sleuth Radio host and registered dietitian, Melinda Hemmelgarn, for her interview with Rebecca Katz, M.S, chef, educator, artist and author of The Cancer Fighting Kitchen: Nourishing Big Flavor Recipes for Cancer Treatment and Beyond. Katz describes her artful culinary pharmacy, and the importance of food’s texture, flavor and color in cancer healing, prevention, and more enjoyable eating. Tune in and learn what it means to feel “well-nourished.” Related website: www.rebeccakatz.com

Dr. Rebecca Katz is the director of the Center for Global Health Science and Security at Georgetown University Medical Center. She also teaches courses on global health diplomacy, global health security, and emerging infectious disease in the School of Foreign Service at Georgetown. From 2004 to 2019, she was a consultant to the Department of State, working on issues related to the biological weapons convention, pandemic influenza, and disease surveillance. On Sunday, Margaret Taylor spoke with Rebecca about the international legal architecture and institutions for pandemic preparedness response, how some Asian and European countries have approached the problem, and the United States's response.

It’s impossible to know whether a political candidate is electable until they’ve actually been elected—but that hasn’t stopped pundits from speculating ad nauseam about the question. Episode 3 of The Politics of Everything investigates where the concept of electability comes from, the nature of the historical moments in which it crops up, and the risks we invite by using the term. How central to Joe Biden’s appeal is his ostensible electability? What do supposedly unelectable candidates have in common? How much are voters prizing familiarity or “safety” over policy, and will this calculation get us into trouble? Hosts Laura Marsh and Alex Pareene talk to Seth Ackerman, the executive editor of Jacobin; Matt Karp, a historian at Princeton; and Rebecca Katz, the founder of New Deal Strategies, a progressive consulting firm. Later in the episode, campaign reporter Walter Shapiro considers how coronavirus may shape the rest of the Democratic primary. Will the convention be held as planned in Milwaukee? Does anyone care if it isn’t? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Progressive strategist Rebecca Katz joins Chrissy, Harry and Alex for a look at the shaken state of the Democratic party following Super Tuesday.

It’s Super Tuesday! California’s primary election will go a long way towards determining the Democratic Party presidential nominee, and Los Angeles County has given it’s voting system a major overhaul.On today’s shows we talk with USC students about the election, cover technical troubles at USC’s closest voting center, and spend time with local Pokemon aficionados.All this and more...from where we are.Produced by Zazu Lippert, Rebecca Katz, Yuki Liang and Isaiah MurtaughHosted by Micaela Stevens and Waylon CunninghamTechnical Direction by Yuki Liang

First, Jake sits down with Vice President Mike Pence to discuss the first coronavirus death in the United States and what steps the administration is taking to combat the disease. Then, Jake talks to former Vice President Joe Biden about his big win in the South Carolina primary and his momentum heading into Super Tuesday. Then, the panel of former Sen. Rick Santorum, Rebecca Katz, Amanda Carpenter and Van Jones discusses their predictions for Super Tuesday. Finally, Jake gives his take on the United States agreement with the Taliban.

On today’s show, we look ahead to tonight’s democratic debates, visit a naturalization ceremony, and recap Monday’s memorial for Kobe and Gianna Bryant. All that and more from where we are! Produced by Rebecca Katz, Zazu Lippert Hosted by Micaela Stevens and Waylon Cunningham Technical Direction by Yuki Liang

Asian Insider Ep 25: What next for the coronavirus? 18:54 mins Synopsis: This is Asian Insider, a series by The Straits Times every week. Together with our stable of 30 correspondents based around the world, we give an Asian perspective on the global talking points of the week. Georgetown global health expert Dr Rebecca Katz speaks with The Straits Times US bureau chief Nirmal Ghosh on Asian Insider, on our response to the coronavirus, and living with it in the future. Produced by: Nirmal Ghosh & Zia-ul Raushan Edited by: Rubeen Raj Subscribe to the Asian Insider Podcast channel and rate us on your favourite audio apps: Channel: https://str.sg/JWa7 Apple Podcasts: https://str.sg/JWa8 Google Podcasts: https://str.sg/wQsB  Spotify: https://str.sg/JWaX SPH Awedio app: https://www.awedio.sg/ Website: http://str.sg/stpodcasts Feedback to: podcast@sph.com.sg Follow Nirmal Ghosh on Twitter: https://str.sg/JD7r Read Nirmal Ghosh's stories: https://str.sg/JbxG Register for Asian Insider newsletter: https://str.sg/stnewsletters Asian Insider videos: https://str.sg/wdcC --- Discover ST's special edition podcasts: The Unsolved Mysteries of South-east Asia: https://str.sg/wuZ2 Stop Scams: https://str.sg/wuZB Singapore's War On Covid: https://str.sg/wuJa Invisible Asia: https://str.sg/wuZn --- Discover more ST podcast series: Asian Insider: https://str.sg/JWa7 Green Pulse: https://str.sg/JWaf Health Check: https://str.sg/JWaN In Your Opinion: https://str.sg/w7Qt Your Money & Career: https://str.sg/wB2m #PopVultures: https://str.sg/JWad ST Sports Talk: https://str.sg/JWRE Bookmark This!: https://str.sg/JWas Lunch With Sumiko: https://str.sg/J6hQ Discover BT Podcasts: https://bt.sg/pcPL Follow our shows then, if you like short, practical podcasts! #STAsianInsiderSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Asian Insider Ep 25: What next for the coronavirus? 18:54 mins Synopsis: This is Asian Insider, a series by The Straits Times every week. Together with our stable of 30 correspondents based around the world, we give an Asian perspective on the global talking points of the week. Georgetown global health expert Dr Rebecca Katz speaks with The Straits Times US bureau chief Nirmal Ghosh on Asian Insider, on our response to the coronavirus, and living with it in the future. Produced by: Nirmal Ghosh & Zia-ul Raushan Edited by: Rubeen Raj Follow more Asian Insider podcasts and rate us on: Spotify: https://str.sg/JoVB Apple Podcasts: https://str.sg/JoV2 Google podcasts: https://str.sg/JoVu0 Playlist: https://str.sg/JwRb  Website: http://str.sg/stpodcasts Feedback to: podcast@sph.com.sg Thank you for your support! ST & BT Podcasts picked up a silver medal for Best Digital Project to engage younger and/or millennial audiences at 2019 Asian Digital Media Awards by Wan-Ifra: https://str.sg/Jw5T  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Asian Insider Ep 25: What next for the coronavirus? 18:54 mins Synopsis: This is Asian Insider, a series by The Straits Times every week. Together with our stable of 30 correspondents based around the world, we give an Asian perspective on the global talking points of the week. Georgetown global health expert Dr Rebecca Katz speaks with The Straits Times US bureau chief Nirmal Ghosh on Asian Insider, on our response to the coronavirus, and living with it in the future. Produced by: Nirmal Ghosh & Zia-ul Raushan Edited by: Rubeen Raj Follow more Asian Insider podcasts and rate us on: Spotify: https://str.sg/JoVB Apple Podcasts: https://str.sg/JoV2 Google podcasts: https://str.sg/JoVu0 Playlist: https://str.sg/JwRb  Website: http://str.sg/stpodcasts Feedback to: podcast@sph.com.sg Thank you for your support! ST & BT Podcasts picked up a silver medal for Best Digital Project to engage younger and/or millennial audiences at 2019 Asian Digital Media Awards by Wan-Ifra: https://str.sg/Jw5T 

In the 20th episode I chat for a 2nd time with Dr. Rebecca Katz, a professor from Georgetown University. We chat ALL about the #CoronaVirus. She is an Associate Professor and Director of the Center for Global Health Science and Security at Georgetown University. ... Since 2007, much of her work has been on the domestic and global implementation of the International Health Regulations. Enjoy the listen and please leave us a review on your thoughts!  Listen and please don't forget to COMMENT and SHARE! Follow us! The Podcast - @EforExplicitPodcast Corey Packer - @cp_films Rebecca Katz - @RebeccaKatz5 Website: GHSS.Georgetown.edu

Andrew Prokop of Vox, Adam Harris of The Atlantic, and Philip Bump of The Washington Post join Politics with Amy Walter to discuss the results from New Hampshire, Senator Bernie Sander's perceived lead, and Attorney General William Barr's handling of sentencing recommendations for Roger J. Stone. Also, The Democratic Party of Nevada is trying to avoid the tech issues that disrupted the final result of the Iowa caucuses. Rebecca Katz of New Deal Strategies and Megan Messerly of The Nevada Independent weigh in on the process and how candidates are making their case to voters in the final days before the caucuses.  Finally, Maya King of Politico and Errin Haines of The 19th* join Amy Walter to discuss how presidential hopefuls are modifying their messages to court black voters. 

Andrew Prokop of Vox, Adam Harris of The Atlantic, and Philip Bump of The Washington Post join Politics with Amy Walter to discuss the results from New Hampshire, Senator Bernie Sander's perceived lead, and Attorney General William Barr's handling of sentencing recommendations for Roger J. Stone. Also, The Democratic Party of Nevada is trying to avoid the tech issues that disrupted the final result of the Iowa caucuses. Rebecca Katz of New Deal Strategies and Megan Messerly of The Nevada Independent weigh in on the process and how candidates are making their case to voters in the final days before the caucuses.  Finally, Maya King of Politico and Errin Haines of The 19th* join Amy Walter to discuss how presidential hopefuls are modifying their messages to court black voters. 

Today's episode is Lian's story of being diagnosed with colon cancer after a routine colonoscopy and how that early screening may have prevented a much more serious outcome.It's also the story of how being pestered by her friend Karah to get that screening may have saved her life. Satellite Sisters and Misters, this is what we do for each other. You have our permission to pester!Please share this show with your own Satellite Sisters and Misters.To read Lian's complete blog post on her diagnosis and treatment, go to www.satellitesisters.com.For more information on Colonoscopies and Who Should Get Screened and When, click hereFor more information on Colon Cancer, click here.For support for patients and families, here are some resources.American Cancer Society Colon Cancer Coalition Colorectal Cancer AllianceThanks you to today's sponsors. Please support them by using these special urls and promo codes.FabFitFun: www.fabfitfun.com Promo code SISTERSMeUndies: www.MeUndies.com/sistersThirdLove: www.thirdlove.com/sistersJoyBird: jaybird.com/SISTERS25Entertaining Sisters: Lian's media recommendations today include 2 great podcasts:Terrible, Thanks for Asking. https://www.ttfa.orgEverything Happens https://katebowler.com/podcasts/Her new meditation app is Calm.Rebecca Katz's cookbooks have some great recipes: https://www.rebeccakatz.comAnd how about some delightful Post-op TV shows? Lian recommends:Great British Baking ShowAt Home with ValerieOriginal BBC Pride & PrejudiceBBC version of EmmaFour Weddings and Funeral - the TV show on Hulu

Today's episode is Lian's story of being diagnosed with colon cancer after a routine colonoscopy and how that early screening may have prevented a much more serious outcome. It's also the story of how being pestered by her friend Karah to get that screening may have saved her life. Satellite Sisters and Misters, this is what we do for each other. You have our permission to pester!  Please share this show with your own Satellite Sisters and Misters. To read Lian's complete blog post on her diagnosis and treatment, go to www.satellitesisters.com. For more information on Colonoscopies and Who Should Get Screened and When, click here For more information on Colon Cancer, click here. For support for patients and families, here are some resources. American Cancer Society  Colon Cancer Coalition  Colorectal Cancer Alliance Entertaining Sisters: Lian's media recommendations today include 2 great podcasts: Terrible, Thanks for Asking. https://www.ttfa.org Everything Happens https://katebowler.com/podcasts/ Her new meditation app is Calm. Rebecca Katz's cookbooks have some great recipes: https://www.rebeccakatz.com And how about some delightful Post-op TV shows? Lian recommends: Great British Baking Show At Home with Valerie Original BBC Pride & Prejudice BBC version of Emma Four Weddings and Funeral - the TV show on Hulu See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Maybe there's a reason tomato soup makes you feel so good. Amy chats with Rebecca Katz about simple soup recipes that can improve your health.

The third Democratic primary debate is behind us now--all three hours of it. On Thursday night, the top ten polling Democratic candidates met in Houston, Texas. And for the first time, frontrunners Joe Biden, Elizabeth Warren, and Bernie Sanders shared a single stage. So, did anything from the latest debate reshape the battle for the nomination? That’s the question at the center of today's show. We also look at how the caucus process works in Nevada and what we might expect in the first primary state, New Hampshire. Finally, a conversation about the Democrats and impeachment, in light of the House Judiciary Committee vote this week to move forward with an impeachment inquiry.  Guests: Claire Malone, senior politics writer for FiveThirtyEight Joel Payne, former aide to the Hillary Clinton Campaign  Issac Dovere, staff writer at The Atlantic Shelby Wiltz, caucus director for the Nevada State Democratic Party Rebecca Katz, founding partner of New Deal Strategies Karen Hicks, founder and CEO of Civix Strategy Group Kyle Cheney, Congress reporter for Politico 

In the 8th episode I chat with Dr. Rebecca Katz, another professor from Georgetown University. She is an Associate Professor and Director of the Center for Global Health Science and Security at Georgetown University. ... Since 2007, much of her work has been on the domestic and global implementation of the International Health Regulations. Enjoy the listen and please leave us a review on your thoughts!  Watch and please don't forget to COMMENT and SHARE! Follow us! The Podcast - @EforExplicitPodcast Corey Packer - @cp_films Rebecca Katz - @RebeccaKatz5 Website: GHSS.Georgetown.edu 

Interview with Rebecca Katz, a member of the OTW Legal Advocacy Committee on their work supporting the legal status of fanworks. Shownotes: Consulting Fans: Rebecca Katz, Finnagain; Producer/Editor: Finn Fanlore Wiki Fanhackers blog OTW Legal Advocacy Blog Post on Fanworks and Fair Use Post on Tumblr TOS changes Post on Proposed EU copyright law changes Post on Fighting Fan Unfriendly EU copyright proposal Post on Fan Copyright Knowledge Survey Rebecca Tushnet’s blog Casey Fiesler on Medium Casey Fiesler’s Ted Talk Heidi Tandy’s fandom copyright blog Rebecca Katz’s website Fiesler and Dym Slate article on Fandom and Tumblr This segment was first released on January 6, 2019 in Episode 88: League of Furies. Music Credit Unless otherwise indicated, music is available for purchase through online retailers such as amazon.com and iTunes. OTW Legal Advocacy Interview  – Todd Michaelsen: Sita’s String Theory from All Creative Work Is Derivative by Question Copyright Production Credits Segment Producer/Editor: Finnagain Banner Art: Fox Estacado Distribution funded by fans! Contact Forum: http://www.three-patch.com/forums Email: bored@three-patch.com Website: https://www.three-patch.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/threepatchpodcast LJ: http://threepatch.livejournal.com Skype: threepatch.podcast Twitter: https://twitter.com/threepatch Tumblr: http://threepatchpodcast.tumblr.com/ How to Cite APA By Three Patch Productions. (2019, January 6). Interview with OTW Legal Three Patch Podcast Episode 88: League of Furies. Podcast segment retrieved from https://www.three-patch.com/casefiles//88-OTW.

Is there one checklist to use to determine candidate viability? Who are the decision makers in this process? Candidate viability changes, ebbs and flows, depending on a myriad of factors from popularity to money. Joy brings her guests political strategists Rebecca Katz and Jessica Byrd to the front of the class to discuss the ever changing criteria of the abstract phenomena of candidate viability. Rebecca Katz (@RebeccaKKatz) is a progressive communications consultant and founder of New Deal Strategies created to help lift up the voices of women, people of color, the working class, and the LGBTQ community. Jessica Byrd (@JessicaLBYRD) is the former chief of staff to Stacey Abrams campaign for governor and the founder of Three Points Strategies created to work at the intersection of electoral politics and social justice with candidates and organizations across the country seeking electoral power for transformative change. Reading List Learn more about candidate viability and how you can evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of candidates with this reading list. How to Judge a Candidate - League of Women Voters Just What Makes A Presidential Candidate Viable? - Independent Voter Network Re-engineering politicians: How activist groups choose our candidates—long before we vote - Brookings Institute The Psychology of Electability - New Yorker Electability: What Is It? Who Defines It? - WGBH What Does It Mean To Be Electable? - Dictionary.com

Subscribe: iTunes | Android | Email | RSS Episode 88A: OTW Legal Advocacy Interview – Extended Cut In this interview with the OTW Legal Advocacy Committee member Rebecca Katz, we cover the support work of the Organization for Transformative Works and focus on the legal issues faced by fans making non-commercial transformative pieces from copyrighted […]

Subscribe: iTunes | Android | Email | RSS Episode 88A: OTW Legal Advocacy Interview – Extended Cut In this interview with the OTW Legal Advocacy Committee member Rebecca Katz, we cover the support work of the Organization for Transformative Works and focus on the legal issues faced by fans making non-commercial transformative pieces from copyrighted […]

Are you just getting started on your real food journey? Not convinced real food can taste good? Or are you a long-time food as medicine warrior stuck in a food rut? Tune in to get inspired and hear how Ali and Becki balance flavor with real food and how creating amazing depth of flavor in your dishes is simpler than it looks! Learn about Ali and Becki’s culinary journeys, from the depths of a hospital kitchen to creating a kombucha line to running juice bars and beyond! Get a taste for some of their favorite ingredients and the science and rationale behind the use of Fat, Acid, Salt and Sweet in every dish! In this episode, Ali and Becki challenge you to think outside the box of real food flavors. Inspired in part by the work of Rebecca Katz and Ali’s learnings from the Boulder School of Natural Cookery, this episode goes beyond olive oil and balsamic to explain WHY we need a balance of flavors and how to determine what is missing from your dish and course correct! Learn about Ali and Becki’s favorite obscure ingredients as well as tried and true favorites and get inspired as they talk through mouth watering dishes you can make in your own kitchen!   Also in this Episode: UpdatesThe Anti-Anxiety Diet Virtual Food As Medicine Ketosis Class- LAST CALL for Fall 2018 Class Low Carb Houston Food As Medicine Dinner 10/25 Favorite Recipes Right NowPumpkin Cheesecake Keto Bites Low Carb Collagen Zucchini Muffins Avocado Keto Brownies Ali & Becki’s Culinary Journey Episode 95: Starting Your Functional Medicine Journey Rebecca KatzCancer Fighting Kitchen One Bite at a Time The Longevity Kitchen Optimal Eating Program Favorite FatsCoconut Oil Beef Tallow Lard Duck Fat   Amazing AcidsCoconut Vinegar Rice Vinegar Quick Pickled Red Onions Ume Boshi Plum Vinegar Kombucha Vinaigrette SaltCeltic Sea Salt Maldon Sea Salt (our favorite for finishing!) Himalayan Pink Salad Nori Sheets Kelp Shakers Gomasio Miso Paste Coconut Aminos Red Boat Fish Sauce Sweet Dark Robust Maple Syrup Bourbon Peach Tenderloin Grilled Prosciutto Wrapped Peaches with Goat Cheese

Our guest this week is Rebecca Katz, who is an award-winning author, teacher, and what she calls a “culinary translator.” Great name, right? That means that she translates the science of food into what you should put on your plate. We're so excited about this conversation because Rebecca is one of our greatest teachers. She also has a special place in our hearts because we came across her work when we needed it the most. We can't wait for you to hear about her journey from the corporate world to chef to making her life's work healing people through food. She's also going to share what she calls the “Four Pillars” of a cancer-fighting diet. It's something everyone should know.

Our guest this week is Rebecca Katz, who is an award-winning author, teacher, and what she calls a “culinary translator.” Great name, right? That means that she translates the science of food into what you should put on your plate. We're so excited about this conversation because Rebecca is one of our greatest teachers. She also has a special place in our hearts because we came across her work when we needed it the most. We can’t wait for you to hear about her journey from the corporate world to chef to making her life’s work healing people through food. She’s also going to share what she calls the “Four Pillars” of a cancer-fighting diet. It’s something everyone should know.

Make your new year resolution to eat clean and healthy come to life by learning how to make healthy soups from simple recipes.

A discussion with communications professional Rebecca Katz about how women need to promote themselves to be successful in politics.

Eating seasonally has many benefits but it can sometimes be hard to do. On this episode, best-selling author and chef Rebecca Katz will share some seasonal eating tips. Find out what Fall foods pair well together and how you can eat health-promoting, scrumptious meals. Seasonal eating is so important so you won't want to miss this show!This show is broadcast live on Tuesday's at 7PM ET on W4CS – The Cancer Support Network (www.w4cs.com) part of Talk 4 Radio (http://www.talk4radio.com/) on the Talk 4 Media Network (http://www.talk4media.com/).

Interview with Rebecca Katz, Author of “Cancer Fighting Kitchen” and “Clean Soups”                                   Spouse Bill became so nuts about some of the recipes that I went back an found the interview that I did with Rebecca Katz, who is the one that introduced us to the concept of “Food as Medicine” Listen to the interview. I'm hoping to have her back on soon. I believe that today everyone has to have a basic understanding of the importance of food as the logical response to many of the ailments that befall us.            

On this episode, listeners will be given practical (and yummy!) ways to eat healthy this holiday season. Don't let the holidays get you off track Thriver! Listen in and hear advice from leading culinary expert Rebecca Katz. Learn Rebecca's expert cooking tips and hear how you can eat healthy and be happy this holiday season. Rebecca is a best-selling author and expert on the role of food in supporting optimal health.This show is broadcast live on Tuesday's at 7PM ET on W4CS – The Cancer Support Network (www.w4cs.com) part of Talk 4 Radio (http://www.talk4radio.com/) on the Talk 4 Media Network (http://www.talk4media.com/).

"I think the US has to do a lot of thinking about what type of assets it's willing to put forward not on an ad hoc basis but something that the entire global community can rely upon on a continuous basis in terms of disease response." (Rebecca Katz, Associate Professor in International Health, Georgetown University).

Mel sits down with friend and Culinary Translator Rebecca Katz. Clean Soups is Rebecca's new book. Mel and Rebecca talk about the great recipes in the book, how you can make your own stock and store soup in your freezer for a later meal, and a soup cleanse! Rebecca also has a new online course The Cancer Fighters Kitchen course, it is self paced and for anyone wanting to learn culinary techniques that will nourish the participant during cancer treatment and beyond.

On this episode I interview chef and nutritionist Rebecca Katz. Weeding through information about food can be overwhelming and even disheartening. This episode distills Rebecca's four-pillar approach to a cancer-fighting diet. And, if you take this approach, you have a shot at preventing other diseases, too (think diabetes and heart disease). On the episode we talk about: * Rebecca's background as a chef and nutritionist and how she came to write The Cancer-Fighting Kitchen * Her new online course, which brings the book to life * Anti-inflammatory foods, especially the ones we overlook like ghee! olive oil! ah-voh-cah-dohs!! * Foods that regulate blood sugar and why they work the way they do * Her recommended subs for refined sugar and why it's important to have sweet treats sometimes * Coffee. It ain't so bad. (Yahoo!) * How to reduce oxidative stress * The little tiny foods we often overlook that can powerfully regulate NfKappaB Shownotes: yogalandpodcast.com/episode15/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Paleovedic Diet: A Complete Program to Burn Fat, Increase Energy, and Reverse Disease Join TNS Host Michael Lerner and Rebecca Katz, Director of the Healing Kitchens Institute at Commonweal, for a conversation on a deeply sophisticated approach to integrating the Paleolithic diet with Ayurvedic Medicine with Akil Palanisamy, MD. Participants may find that what they thought was a healthy paleolithic diet differs considerably from what Dr. Palanisamy recommends. Akil Palanisamy, MD Akil is a Harvard-trained physician who is trained in functional medicine and integrative medicine. He completed his premedical training at Harvard University in biochemistry followed by medical training at University of California – San Francisco and Stanford. He studied with Dr. Andrew Weil at the University of Arizona. His passion in life is to help people achieve health and balance through natural means, without pharmaceuticals whenever possible. He is the author of The Paleovedic Diet (January 2016) and practices medicine at The Institute for Health and Healing in San Francisco. Find out more about The New School at tns.commonweal.org.

Rebecca Katz, author of The Healthy Mind Cookbook, The Cancer-Fighting Kitchen, the Longevity Kitchen, and One Bite at a Time calls herself a “culinary translator” meaning she translates nutritional science to your plate, seasoned by wisdom and the alchemy of flavor. We'll discuss: - The top foods for a healthier mind - better memory and cognition, more stable moods and emotions  - The best ingredients to add to your meals to elevate your energy - How to address common side effects of cancer treatment with food - How to eating during cancer treatment and recovery - How to add certain flavors to your meals when your food tastes too metallic, sweet, bitter, salty, or like cardboard.  - The top 5 cancer-fighting herbs and spices and how to incorporate them

On this episode, chef, author and culinary expert Rebecca Katz helps translate brain science into the kitchen for optimal yum. Find out what foods have the ability to enhance memory, create calm, and improve mood. And best of all, learn how to make cooking fun while creating great-tasting meals.This show is broadcast live on W4CS - The Cancer Support Network (www.w4cs.com) part of Talk 4 Radio (http://www.talk4radio.com/) on the Talk 4 Media Network (http://www.talk4media.com/).

In Part 2 of a 2 part interview, Rebecca Katz, author of The Cancer Fighting Kitchen talks about foods that help when recovering from cancer. Produced and hosted by Jennifer Bell, khsu.org

In Part 1 of a 2 part interview, Rebecca Katz, author of The Cancer Fighting Kitchen talks about foods that help when recovering from cancer. Produced and hosted by Jennifer Bell, khsu.org

Rebecca Katz, MS, author of the award winning book, The Cancer Fighting Kitchen, discusses eating the right foods to boost your brain power and mental clarity from her new book, The Healthy Mind Cookbook. As director of the Healing Kitchens Institute at Commonweal in Bolinas, CA, Rebecca is working on programs to educate individuals and communities about the power of food as medicine and nourishment. transitioned from the life as a stressed out corporate executive to a kitchen wizard This show is broadcast live on W4WN Radio – The Women 4 Women Network (www.w4wn.com) part of Talk 4 Radio (http://www.talk4radio.com/) on the Talk 4 Media Network (http://www.talk4media.com/).

Food Talk with Mike Colameco is brought to you by the following generous underwriters: This week on Food Talk with Mike Colameco Mike interviews Catherine Price, contributor to Popular Science and award winning author. The interview is centered around Catherine’s new book “Vitamania,” the book concerns the history of the vitamin industry on a global scale. Catherine touches on what vitamins really are, the regulations behind vitamins, and the loose guidelines around dietary supplements. After the break Mike comes back with guest Hugo Uys, chef BROD, a new restaurant on the upper east side. Hugo and Mike discuss Hugo’s interest in Nordic cuisine and how the concept of BROD came about. The conversation turns to topics of home cooking, open face sandwiches, and the stigmas of bread baking. After the last break Mike comes back with guest Rebecca Katz, to discuss her new book “The Healthy Mind Cookbook.” Rebecca discusses the reasons she wrote this book, and how to transfer a healthy mind to a healthy plate. “Mike, you should be the example of how we all should eat.” [5:00] — Catherine Price on Food Talk “People don’t want to commit to big sandwiches.” [37:00] — Hugo Uys on Food Talk “The recipes in the book are dedicated to enticing your tastebuds…nutrient rich, just really good food.” [52:00] — Rebecca Katz on Food Talk

Happy Monday – We have a great show for you today.  From the Bay area, we have Rebecca Katz, a Nationally recognized culinary expert on the role of food in supporting mental health. Her new book “The Healthy Mind Cookbook”: Big flavor recipes to enhance brain function, mood, memory and mental clarity comes out tomorrow. Michael Semer is back with another edition of “App or Yak”. Yak About Tech dives in the the worlds of Media, Marketing and Technology.  If you have an idea , subject or think that you'd be a good interview and fit for “Yak About Tech”, contact us at the following: yakabouttech@gmail.com facebook.com/yakabouttech follow on twitter: @yakabouttech linkedin: David Yakir HALF TIME From the beautiful studio's of WAXE 107.9, we have aYak On!

July 22, 2014. Five "lightning" presentations on Day One of the Digital Preservation 2014 meeting included "Beyond the Russian Doll Effect: Reflexivity and the Digital Repository Paradigm" (James Bradley, Ball State University), "Video Game Source Disc Preservation" (David Gibson, Library of Congress), "UELMA-Compliant Preservation: Questions and Answers?" (Rebecca Katz, Council of the District of Columbia), "We Want You Just the Way You Are: The What, Why and When of Fixity in Digital Preservation" (Kate Murray, Library of Congress) and "Save Your Databases Using SIARD!" (Krystyna Ohnesorge, Swiss Federal Archives SFA). or transcript, captions, and more information, visit http://www.loc.gov/today/cyberlc/feature_wdesc.php?rec=6417

Is there a fountain of youth? This week, the AOC Team looks at which foods we can weave into our daily diet for health and long-term wellness.Guest(s):Rebecca Katz, The Longevity Kitchen, San Rafael, CA

An Access to Health Experts interview with special guest Rebecca Katz author of "One Bite At A Time". In this interview Rebecca discusses how to avoid pro-inflammatory foods. She also talks about the importance of portion control when cooking and her new book The Power of Yum. Now Free! An archive of Liz's work from 2004 to 2008, this site provides relevant, researched, cutting-edge information from top holistic experts. Our community is comprised of thought leaders, health professionals and intelligent people like you, who are cutting through the clutter of confusing information to get the facts they need to make smart, informed and conscious health decisions for themselves and for their families.www.AccessToHealthExperts.com

Rebecca Katz, MS The Longevity Kitchen: the Top 16 Age-Busting Power Foods Despite America’s anti-aging obsession and numerous medical advances, for the first time in recorded history, life spans are actually shortening because of what people eat. But it doesn’t have to be so. The scientific community has come to recognize the extraordinary power good culinary choices have over our bodies. Taking the very best of this science into the kitchen, wellness authority Rebecca Katz, MS, and her latest cookbook, The Longevity Kitchen, prove that great taste and flavor along with culturally specific, nutrient-dense foods are the best ways to promote a healthy long life. Tapping into the cooking wisdom of elders from noted longevity hotspots, including Okinawa, Greece, and Costa Rica, the book shows how cuisines particular to each region lengthen lives. Join us for a conversation with Michael Lerner and Rebecca, looking at the science and recipes that went into her new book and at the work she does in Commonweal’s Healing Kitchens Institute. Rebecca Katz, MS As a consultant, speaker, teacher and chef, Rebecca works closely with patients, physicians, nurses, and wellness professionals to include the powerful tools of flavor and nutrition in their medical arsenal, and with hotel kitchens and events to deliver healthy food with the taste their customers love. She is the founder and director of the Healing Kitchens Institute at Commonweal, which is dedicated to transforming lives through nutritional science and culinary alchemy. Rebecca serves as core faculty of Food As Medicine,The Center for Mind-Body Medicine’s renowned professional training in medical nutrition therapy and as faculty for Arizona Center for Integrative Medicine’s Nutrition and Health program. Rebecca is the author of The Longevity Kitchen: Satisfying Big Flavor Recipes Featuring the Top-16 Age Busting Power Foods, along with the award-winning cookbook The Cancer-Fighting Kitchen: Nourishing Big-Flavor Recipes for Cancer Treatment and Beyond, and One Bite at a Time: Nourishing Recipes for Cancer Survivors and their Friends (Second Edition). Find out more about The New School at tns.commonweal.org.

An Access to Health Experts interview with special guest Rebecca Katz author of "One Bite At A Time". In this interview Rebecca talks about subsitutions for baking powder and eggs when baking. She also discusses xylitol as a sugar substitute. Now Free! An archive of Liz's work from 2004 to 2008, this site provides relevant, researched, cutting-edge information from top holistic experts. Our community is comprised of thought leaders, health professionals and intelligent people like you, who are cutting through the clutter of confusing information to get the facts they need to make smart, informed and conscious health decisions for themselves and for their families. www.AccessToHealthExperts.com

An Access to Health Experts interview with special guest Rebecca Katz author of "One Bite At A Time". In this interview Rebecca gives us her easy and nutritious recipe for cabbage crunch. She also discusses cilantro and its detoxifying benefits. Visit www.AccessToHealthExperts.com for interviews, special reports, articles, and much more.

Rebecca Katz and Jeanne Wallace, PhD The Cancer-Fighting Kitchen A cancer diagnosis is shocking, disorienting, and capable of scrambling anybody’s mental GPS—not to mention their culinary compass. To find a stabilizing force, a grounding activity such as cooking and eating well can provide more than nourishment; it can offer a huge psychological boost. Join Rebecca, Jeanne, and Michael Lerner for a presentation and discussion about the healing power of food. When you get a cancer diagnosis, suddenly you become a very powerless person. A nutritional plan can give a sense of empowerment. So many common foods—everything from broccoli to blueberries—have multiple cancer-fighting properties, including everyday herbs and spices ranging from ginger to cinnamon to turmeric. In addition to supporting you nutritionally, they can help quell side effects ranging from nausea to fatigue. Download Jeanne’s presentation here. Find out more about The New School at tns.commonweal.org.

Rebecca Katz and the Cancer Fighting Kitchen Host: Erin Chamerlik, MS https://GetBetterWellness.com Erin's new book, released 2020: The Reclaim Diet Host Erin Chamerlik, holistic nutritionist will bring practical information to help you lose weight permanently, reduce your cholesterol, improve your chronic health conditions. Do you just want to GET BETTER?  Are you tired of prescription medication and all of their side-effects?  If you are done with yo-yo diets that leave you starving and fail in the end please listen to this show.  This is not medical advice, I just share information.  Consult your doctor about medication and any health concern that you have.

An Access to Health Experts interview with special guest Rebecca Katz author of One Bite at a Time. In this segment, Rebecca talks about finding the time to cook with our busy lifestyles and how preparing food in advance can save time.She also discusses how relaxing and energizing cooking can be.Access to Health Experts is not only an interview series; it's also a membership website featuring user forums, special reports, and much more. Visit www.AccessToHealthExperts.com for more information.

When you are going through treatment do you think of nutrition as part of your overall wellness? You should. When Rebecca Katz filled in for a colleague at the Commonweal Cancer center she found her calling. Rebecca was ahead of her time, talking about Food as Medicine, and her book The Cancer Fighting Kitchen, making nutrition a big part of the healing process for cancer patients during treatment and beyond.

An Access to Health Experts interview with special guest Rebecca Katz, MS, the author of One Bite at a Time: Nourishing Recipes for Cancer Survivors and their Friends (Second Edition), she is also an accomplished chef, and culinary translator. In this segment, Rebecca tells us where we can find gluten free baking products, and how to substitute for white sugar and other sweeteners when baking. She also gives us alternatives for gluten free breading.Access to Health Experts is not only an interview series, it's also a membership website featuring user forums, special reports, and much more. Visit www.AccessToHealthExperts.com for more information.

An Access to Health Experts interview with special guest Rebecca Katz author of "One Bite At A Time". In this interview Rebecca gives us the new, healthier recipe for the delicious dessert Cherry Bake. She also discusses the importance that every ingredient plays in bringing out the natural flavor of the dish. Access to Health Experts is not only an interview series, it's also a membership website featuring user forums, special reports, monthly teleseminars, and much more. Visit www.AccessToHealthExperts.com for more information.