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If you’ve ever felt torn between the demands of home and the dreams in your heart, this week’s episode of The Love Offering Podcast is just for you. I’m so excited to share my conversation with Rebekah Scott—a dynamic entrepreneur, designer, wife, mom, and fellow podcaster. In this encouraging episode, Rebekah invites us to consider work-life harmony over balance and reminds us that we don’t have to choose between our calling and our caregiving. We talked about: ✨ The five systems that bring rhythm to her life: me, family, home, food, and work ✨ How meal planning can reduce mental load and daily stress✨ Why "me time" and spiritual routines are non-negotiables✨ Practical tips to prevent burnout and manage family dynamics✨ How tools like ChatGPT (yes, we talk about it!) can simplify your day✨ And the importance of asking for help and leaning on community support Rebekah's story started at a sewing machine, inspired by her mother—and grew into a thriving business and platform to encourage other women. Her wisdom and warmth will inspire you to take small, meaningful steps toward the life God is calling you to live. Let’s stop striving for perfection and start embracing grace. You can thrive at home and in the world—Rebekah’s story proves it. Cheering you on,Rachael P.S. Rebekah’s podcast, The Encourager, is a wonderful resource for more wisdom like this! Be sure to check it out after listening.Support the Show: https://rachaelkadams.com/ Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.
In this episode of Quakers Today, co-hosts Peterson Toscano (he/him) and Miche McCall (they/them) explore how queer Quakers respond to climate change with joy, creativity, and radical inclusion. The episode features Damon Motz-Storey and Lina Blount, who delve into the intersection of queerness, spirituality, and climate activism. Miche and Peterson also review two books that provide fresh perspectives on environmentalism and queer ecology. Featured Segments: Queer Quaker Responses to Climate Change with Damon Motz-Storey and Lina Blount Damon Motz-Storey (they/them), a genderqueer Quaker, discusses the importance of radical joy, play, and community in climate work: “We're going to save the earth, and we're going to do it in six-inch heels and full makeup.” Damon Motz-Storey became the Chapter Director of the Oregon Chapter of the Sierra Club in 2023. They have a wealth of experience leading environmental and climate justice campaigns in the Pacific Northwest. Their achievements include blocking major new coal, oil, and gas expansions, pioneering the Portland Clean Energy Fund initiative, and contributing to Oregon's 2021 state legislation for low-income utility bill discounts, home energy retrofits, and a commitment to 100% clean electricity by 2040. Damon also worked with the Coalition of Communities of Color, managing communications for Portland's successful 2022 city government reform measure and organizing record-breaking fundraising events to support racial justice efforts. They live in East Portland near Powell Butte and enjoys hiking, cycling, weightlifting, cooking, and performing in drag. Lina Blount highlights the role of interconnectedness and reciprocity in climate justice: “Our liberation is bound up in each other's, especially in climate work, because it's how ecosystems work.” Lina Blount is an organizer, trainer, and nonviolent action strategist who has been involved in environmental justice campaigns in the Philadelphia area for over fifteen years. She currently serves as the Director of Strategy and Partnerships with the Earth Quaker Action Team. Lina has previously worked with the Divestment Student Network and has extensive experience as a canvas director and anti-fracking organizer in Pennsylvania. She identifies as a Quaker and considers the Earth Quaker Action Team, her primary spiritual community. Book Review: Queer Ecologies and Sustainable Futures Books Reviewed: Deviant Hollers: Queering Appalachian Ecologies for a Sustainable Future Peterson and Miche review this collection of essays edited by Zane McNeil and Rebecca Scott, which critiques environmental exploitation and maps alternative futures through queer perspectives. Smarter Planet or Wiser Earth? by Gray Cox Miche introduces this book, published by the Quaker Institute for the Future, which examines the ethical implications of smart technology and its role in building a sustainable global community. Read Brad Gibson's Friends Journal review. Quotes: "It is our superpower to insist upon joy, even in a world insistent on pushing us back into the closet." – Damon Motz-Storey "Chosen family and ecosystems both offer models of connection that are life-giving and generative." – Lina Blount "We can laugh and dance through climate action because that's how we'll keep going." – Damon Motz-Storey "Ecosystems don't just work locally. There's this incredible web of interconnection." – Lina Blount Announcing Season Four: After a short break, Quakers Today will return to producing regular programs on November 12, 2024. Look out for extra features and announcements in October that will appear in your podcast feed. Question of the Month: We want to hear from you! Here is a question for you: What novel, film, or television series changed your relationship with the world? The world of fiction can alter the way we see ourselves, each other, the natural world, the political order, history, and society. What work of fiction shifted your perspective or altered your worldview? Leave a voice memo or text with your name and the town where you live. The Quakers Today number is 317-QUAKERS. +1 if calling from outside the U.S. You can also answer on any of our social media pages: Instagram, X, or TikTok. Quakers Today is the companion podcast to Friends Journal and other Friends Publishing Corporation (FPC) content online. It is written, hosted, and produced by Peterson Toscano and Miche McCall. Season Three of Quakers Today is sponsored by American Friends Service Committee. Do you want to challenge unjust systems and promote lasting peace? The American Friends Service Committee, or AFSC, works with communities worldwide to drive social change. Their website features meaningful steps you can take to make a difference. Through their Friends Liaison Program, you can connect your meeting or church with AFSC and their justice campaigns. Find out how you can become part of AFSC's global community of changemakers. Visit AFSC dot ORG. Feel free to send comments, questions, and requests for our new show. Email us at podcast@friendsjournal.org. You can also call or text our listener voicemail line at 317-QUAKERS. This episode's music comes from Epidemic Sound.
"Being the smartest person in the room is fun for a little bit, but you're not gonna grow from that."Joy seems an unlikely companion in a world where tragedy and life-altering conditions often cast long shadows. Yet, today's guest challenges everything we thought we knew about happiness in the face of adversity. Meet Rebecca Scott, a woman who received a multiple sclerosis diagnosis and, instead of succumbing to despair, chose to dance with joy. Her story isn't about ignoring pain or forcing a smile; it's a raw, honest exploration of finding light in the darkest corners of life.Prepare to have your preconceptions shattered as Rebecca reveals her revolutionary approach to "microdosing joy." She'll show you how the smallest moments of delight can become a lifeline in a storm and why choosing happiness isn't just brave - it's transformative. This isn't just a podcast; it's an invitation to reconsider your relationship with joy and ask yourself: in your darkest hour, do you have the courage to choose happiness? Buckle up for a provocative, heart-stirring ride that might change how you view adversity forever.Key takeaways:Microdosing joy: Rebecca introduces her concept of finding happiness in small, everyday moments.Living with MS: Rebecca shares her journey of adapting to life with multiple sclerosis and finding positivity despite challenges.Career evolution: The podcast explores Rebecca's transition from theater to leadership coaching.Redefining leadership: Rebecca explains her view of leadership as making thoughtful choices with others in mind. Embracing learning: The conversation touches on the importance of admitting when you don't know something and continually seeking knowledge.Humour and resilience: Rebecca discusses using laughter and lightheartedness as coping mechanisms for life's difficulties.Social media positivity: The podcast covers how Rebecca uses social media as a source of inspiration and awe.Personal growth: Rebecca shares her transformation from a self-described "Eeyore" to a more optimistic outlook on life.Connect with RebeccaBlog| LinkedInConnect with SopeWebsite | Youtube | Instagram | LinkedInDid you find this helpful? If you like this episode, please leave a review or share it with someone who could benefit from listening. Were always keen to get feedback so if you have any thoughts, send us an email at hello@mindsetshift.co.uk Spotify -
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Rebecca Scott is a fighter! A quick scan of her UltraSignup will definitely show that she's tough, with a podium finish in 12 of the 27 listed events, but what it won't show you are the obstacles that she has had to overcome to get here. Because the truth is that life is not always fair, and adversity is not evenly distributed, but she is a glaring example that even in the face of overwhelming odds, we all have the power to persevere. And in her case, to share extra positivity with those around her. Her goal at every ultra is to bring a smile to someone in the race, Because, in her own words, “You have no idea what someone has struggled with, and if you can bring a little light to their darkness, you are doing well.” So plug into to hear her inspiring story, why her kids had to kick her out of the car at Mile 80 of the Rocky Raccoon 100, and what type of race she swears to never do again after a recent, hard fought DFL experience. And also, a huge congrats for just taking on the Speedgoat 50K! Hard fought and well deserved! Be sure to give her a follow on IG at @rscott_ocrmomma! Checkout more from The Ultra Running Guys: Website: www.theultrarunningguys.com Race: The Final Countdown - September 14, 2024 Patreon: www.patreon.com/theultrarunningguys --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/theultrarunningguys/support
"How do you experience rest while doing what you love? What if we could even experience a sense of relaxed focus while hosting a party for 20?" In our latest podcast episode, we dive deep into the art of grounded leadership with Dr. Jaime Lee, a fellow CL colleague. Jaime believes that true leadership starts with connecting to our health and the innate intelligence of our bodies. She expertly guides her clients and teams through the intricate balance of work, life, health, and relationships, helping them reclaim their sovereignty, alignment, and wholeness for a more effortless flow. Jaime explores how we can cultivate rest daily, even while hosting a party or pursuing our passions. She challenges the traditional view of self-care, suggesting that instead of fixing deficiencies, we can embrace self-acceptance and see that we already have everything we need. Discover how making time your friend and putting "breathe" on your to-do list can transform your life, allowing you to be more generous with yourself and more trusting of the world in this latest podcast hosted by Rebecca Scott.
Is there really a music of the spheres? And why is space so inspirational for creativity? To ponder these cosmic questions, Dr. Charles Liu and co-host Allen Liu welcome noted composer and pianist Bruce Lazarus. As always, though, we start off with the day's joyfully cool cosmic thing, this time in honor of our guest: the fact that the movie “Oppenheimer” won the Academy Award for Best Original Score. Chuck mentions some other incredible musical scores, especially John William's soundtrack to “Star Wars.” Bruce points out that Williams also did the theme song and soundtrack to the 1960s TV series, “Lost In Space.” And of course, his soundtracks for “Jurassic Park,” “Raiders of the Lost Ark,” “E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial,” and “Close Encounters of the Third Kind.” Bruce has composed many musical pieces inspired by and about the cosmos, including “Musical Explorations of Messier Star Clusters and Nebulae” and “Starry Messenger.” He talks about how the early U.S. space program and the Mercury 7, and the U.S. World's Fair in 1964 inspired him. And while he got away from space-themed music for a while after his time at Juilliard in the 1970s, Bruce estimates that about two thirds of his work over the last 20 years has been astronomy themed. He talks about being inspired by other musical works, from science fiction movie soundtracks like “Arrival” to a few classical pieces like “Colors of the Celestial City” and “Visions from Beyond” by Olivier Messiaen. For our first student question, Ariella asks, “Is there really a music of the spheres?” To answer, Bruce quotes the 5th Century Roman philosopher Boethius, who wrote about how everything is vibrating, so everything has sound. We then listen to a portion of Bruce Lazarus's piece, “Boethius Said.” Allen talks about how many aspects of our existence involve vibration and sound while Chuck brings up the Cosmic Microwave Background and Gravitational Wave Background. Bruce talks about his cycle of 14 pieces for the solo piano inspired by the most commonly referenced Hubble images of the celestial objects found in the Messier Catalog (not to be confused with Messiaen), including Andromeda Galaxy (M31), Ring Nebula (M57), Eagle Nebula (M16), Sombrero Galaxy (M104), and the Pleiades (M45). Our next student question comes from Gino, who asks, “Did you ever want to be a scientist before you became a composer?” Bruce explains that he's always liked building things, so he began building music the way he'd built model airplanes, and at 14 years old decided he wanted to be a composer and also focused on the piano, for both composing and making money! The trio ends up discussing the original “Tron” – and believe it or not, it's Bruce who brings it up, not our Geek-in-Chief Chuck! Our last student question comes from Wally, who asks, “Why is space the most inspirational thing to you when writing music?” Bruce describes how space has been a large part of his life for as long as he can remember. He talks about the Veil Nebula, and why he didn't include it in his Messier cycle. He also shares his experience watching the April 8, 2024 total solar eclipse, and how the reality of seeing it with his own eyes impacted him unexpectedly. If you'd like to know more about Bruce, you can visit his website at www.brucelazaruscomposer.com. We hope you enjoy this episode of The LIUniverse, and, if you do, please support us on Patreon. Credits for Images Used in this Episode: – NASA's first astronauts, the “Mercury 7” – NASA, Public Domain – Olivier Messiaen – Dutch National Archives, Public Domain – Andromeda Galaxy (M31) – Kees Scherer, Public Domain – Ring Nebula (M57) – NASA, ESA, and C. Robert O'Dell, Public Domain – Eagle Nebula (M16) – NASA, ESA, and the Hubble Heritage Team (STScI/AURA), Public Domain – Sombrero Galaxy (M104) – NASA/ESA and The Hubble Heritage Team (STScI/AURA), Public Domain – Pleiades (M45) – NASA, ESA, AURA/Caltech, Palomar Observatory, Public Domain – Crab Nebula (M1) – NASA, ESA, J. Hester and A. Loll, Public Domain – Veil Nebula – Giuseppe Donatiello – The April 8 2024 Total Solar Eclipse – NASA Headquarters / NASA/Keegan Barber Credits for Music Used in this Episode: – “Boethius Said”; Original Lyrics by Boethius, Music & Lyrics by Bruce Lazarus, performed by Cantabile Chamber Chorale, Directed by Rebecca Scott. Used with permission from Bruce Lazarus. – “M1 Crab Nebula” from “Musical Explorations of the Messier Catalogue of Star Clusters and Nebulae.” Composed and performed by Bruce Lazarus. Used with permission from Bruce Lazarus. #TheLIUniverse #CharlesLiu #AllenLiu #SciencePodcast #AstronomyPodcast #BruceLazarus #MusicoftheSpheres #CharlesMessier #MessierCatalog #Boethius #BoethiusSaid #MusicalExplorationsoftheMessierCatalogue #StarClusters #Nebulae #ColorsoftheCelestialCity #OlivierMessiaen #CelestialObjects #HubbleSpaceTelescope #SolarEclipse
In this episode, I chat with Rebecca Scott - leadership coach, making work suck less with humor and compassion, one coaching conversation at a time. Rebecca's story is one of unanticipated paths and the blend of passion with pragmatism. As a young, aspiring educator, she entered college with a vision of shaping young minds as a high school English teacher. Enamored by the written word, Rebecca fully immersed herself in the study of English literature. Yet, the irresistible allure of the stage beckoned, and she found herself equally drawn to the emotive world of theater, adding it as a second major. Upon graduation, Rebecca stood at a crossroads, armed with dual degrees that she believed would open doors. However, she quickly encountered the harsh realities of the job market, where a clear-cut role that sought her specific combination of skills was far from evident. As she navigated the intricate terrain of post-college life, Rebecca's journey became a testament to adaptability and the pursuit of diverse opportunities that did not fit the conventional trajectory she had originally envisioned for herself. In sharing her experience, Rebecca hopes to illuminate the often winding road that many face after college—one that may diverge from their initial expectations—and to inspire new graduates to embrace their unique paths with optimism and resilience. Mentions: ROAR stands for Recognize, Own, Acknowledge, Repair. Time Stamps: 00:00 Transitioned from teaching to nonprofit theater events. 06:23 High school teacher suggests career change, skepticism. 08:16 Intrigued by adult development theory, considering change. 13:35 Diagnosis of multiple sclerosis led to sharing. 17:52 Cultivating leadership: international network of independent contractors. 19:31 Transitioning to coaching brought uncertainty and humility. 26:15 Navigating work with physical disability, advocating change. 29:45 Realizing need for self-awareness in presentations. 31:20 MS blog sharing real experiences with community. 37:45 Fear of offending hinders building connections. 40:21 How can small changes improve life? About Rebecca: Rebecca Scott is a leadership coach who is passionate about helping people living with chronic conditions live full, purposeful, and joyous lives. She believes in the transformational power of meaningful conversation, celebrating all your victories, and feeling all your feelings (even the icky ones). Rebecca is also a Qualified Administrator of the Intercultural Development Inventory and loves talking about the delights and challenges of working across difference. Connect with her on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rebecca-scott-coach/ Website: https://www.rebeccascottcoaching.com/Blog: https://stumblr.blog/ Follow Elena: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/elenaagaragimova/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/elenaagaragimova/ Listen on: Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/shift-with-elena-agar/id1530850914 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5UKh6dWcuQwJlmAOqD8wij --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/elenaagar/support
Pro Wrestling Magic Women's Champion Rebecca Scott speaks with WrestleZone's Ella Jay about her venture into Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, Megan Bayne's run in STARDOM, her continued international travels, a tease at some of her upcoming stunt work, ranking on the 2023 PWI Women's 250 list, and more
Ever stumbled upon a colorful piece of Pyrex in your grandma's kitchen and felt a wave of nostalgia? That's precisely what hooked Rebecca Scott, our guest and Pyrex connoisseur, on the art of collecting vintage kitchenware. Our latest episode whisks you into Bex's charming world, from her family-inspired beginnings to her balancing act as a graphic designer, social media butterfly, and vintage reselling maestro. Amid stories of her lively household in Innisfil, Alberta, Bex peels back the curtain on the thrills of the hunt for those coveted Pyrex pieces that evoke memories of a bygone era.Did you know that the search for Pyrex can lead to personal transformation? Bex's journey is a testament to this. With anecdotes about starting her own podcast "Pyrex with Bex" and diving into the Whatnot live auction scene, she illustrates the rich tapestry of the collector's community. Our conversation extends beyond the joy of discovery to the strategies that snag elusive finds, the emotional rollercoaster of collecting, and the personal growth that accompanies stepping into the spotlight as an introvert. This is a story not just about Pyrex but about the resilience of passions that flourish even amid snowy climates and pandemics.Wrapping up our kitchen table chat, Bex and I share insights on the beginners' blunders in collecting and the heartfelt connections people forge with these vintage treasures. We tackle the nitty-gritty of reselling, from deciding which pieces to part with to embracing the quirks of moving an extensive collection. Listeners are invited to a feast of tales ranging from the heartbreak of shattered Pyrex to the triumphs of rare finds, all seasoned with a generous sprinkle of camaraderie and community spirit. Tune in to find out why every Pyrex piece, like the rooms of an old house, tells a story worth preserving. Support the showhttps://linktr.ee/onourbestbehavior
Ever stumbled upon a colorful piece of Pyrex in your grandma's kitchen and felt a wave of nostalgia? That's precisely what hooked Rebecca Scott, our guest and Pyrex connoisseur, on the art of collecting vintage kitchenware. Our latest episode whisks you into Bex's charming world, from her family-inspired beginnings to her balancing act as a graphic designer, social media butterfly, and vintage reselling maestro. Amid stories of her lively household in Innisfil, Alberta, Bex peels back the curtain on the thrills of the hunt for those coveted Pyrex pieces that evoke memories of a bygone era.Did you know that the search for Pyrex can lead to personal transformation? Bex's journey is a testament to this. With anecdotes about starting her own podcast "Pyrex with Bex" and diving into the Whatnot live auction scene, she illustrates the rich tapestry of the collector's community. Our conversation extends beyond the joy of discovery to the strategies that snag elusive finds, the emotional rollercoaster of collecting, and the personal growth that accompanies stepping into the spotlight as an introvert. This is a story not just about Pyrex but about the resilience of passions that flourish even amid snowy climates and pandemics.Wrapping up our kitchen table chat, Bex and I share insights on the beginners' blunders in collecting and the heartfelt connections people forge with these vintage treasures. We tackle the nitty-gritty of reselling, from deciding which pieces to part with to embracing the quirks of moving an extensive collection. Listeners are invited to a feast of tales ranging from the heartbreak of shattered Pyrex to the triumphs of rare finds, all seasoned with a generous sprinkle of camaraderie and community spirit. Tune in to find out why every Pyrex piece, like the rooms of an old house, tells a story worth preserving. Support the showhttps://linktr.ee/onourbestbehavior
Celebrate our 500th Episode of the BCP as we raise funds for Mania Club / Connor's Cure featuring outtakes, favorite moments, performances, special guests, year end awards and more!! Tune in and be sure to donate to the cause at v.org/maniaclub As Always The BCP is brought to you by our FAVORITE store, Funkenstein Wrestling Superstore located in The Englishtown Flea Market (NJ) from 8 am -3pm Sat & Sunday and online. Get your favorite wrestling merch, retro games, ninja turtles, Ghosbusters, and so much more!! Please welcome in our new official sponsor, Warriors Of Wrestling (W.O.W) ! W.O.W. brings the action to Brooklyn, NY January 6th with appearances by Mace & Mansor, Darius Carter, TJ Marconi, Chris Steeler, Joe Ocasio, Vicious Vicki, Angel Metro and more!! Tickets are available now at https://warriorsofwrestling.com/ and be sure to subscribe on YouTube!! Please welcome in our new pod sponsor for 2024 Brii Combination Wrestling ahead of their "Welcome to The New Year" show Saturday January 20th at the Mecca featuring Darius Carter , J Boujii , Face, Anthony Gangone , Saleem Alexander , Emily Jaye & more!! Tickets are available now!! Please welcome in our NEW sponsor, MANIA CLUB . Established in 2015, Mania Club is a WWE recognized community for fans with an eclectic love for both the world of professional wrestling and raising money for Connors Cure. During WrestleMania weekend, we host the official Tailgate of WrestleMania while also celebrating Connor Michalek. They are the single largest donor within the V Foundation for Connors Cure with over $150K raised! Please donate and join the Facebook group at Mania Club. Donate at http://JimmyV.org/maniaclub The BCP is also sponsored by The No Gimmicks Podcast !! The Pro Wrestling podcast that keeps it 100% real, 100% of the time!! The No Gimmicks Podcast is available wherever you get your podcasts. The BCP is now sponsored by The International Shining Star, Rey Calitri !! Calitri has honed his craft traveling and wrestling all over the world including destinations such as Mexico, Peru, Puerto Rico, and even Egypt. The ISPW Tri-State Champion and Golden Ticket Holder is also one of the longest reigning ECPW Light Heavyweight Champions in history. Calitri also holds an international Championship that he won in Mexico. Always known for his appreciation of world culture, The Shining Star is also known for his taste for high fashion, lavish lifestyle, and fast cars. However, he is most prominently known around the globe for his unparalleled in ring acumen and skillset. Be sure to follow Rey Calitri across the board on social media @CalitriRey on Twitter, @Pap1fresh on Instagram and Rey Calitri on Facebook. WRESTLING ALL DAY ALL NIGHT is the best wrestling discussion group on Facebook! We provide more of a community feel here, and have wrestling fans introduce other fans to something they may not have seen before, such as old school wrestling, indie wrestling, Japanese wrestling, and more! We also strive to be a source of information regarding upcoming wrestler meet & greets and signings. And remember, we're open 24/7. All Day. All Night! Be sure to follow on socials and join the group on Facebook at WRESTLING ALL DAY ALL NIGHT Sweet Chin Musings is the creation of the reigning, rarely defending, highly disputed champion of wrestling podcasts, “Mr. Perfect” Mike Mueller, and his tag team partner in crime, Luke Kudialis. SCM focuses on the in-ring product of WWE and AEW (no dirt sheet rumors here), as well as backstage news, predictions and analysis of characters, storylines, and major pay per views. Old school fans, don't worry, we have you covered too, with a look back on classic matches, top 10 lists, and interactive tournaments that let the fans decide who is truly the best of all time. You can find us on Facebook at Sweet Chin Musings , and check out the podcast at https://linktr.ee/SweetChinMusings Please welcome our new sponsor for BCP+, The United States Department of Nerds (USDN Podcast), a podcast presented by Dat Feeling Podcast Network (DFPN), LLC. The USDN Podcast is run by Jeffrey T. Fountain (BCP+ Contributor), Jennifer Johnson, Eric Johnson and Tay Stith and is also home to the Queens of Nerdom Podcast. USDN Podcast is a safe place for all Nerds where they can come to be entertained, learn and embrace debate. USDN prides itself on being for the people, by the people and of the people. Here at USDN we strive to bring you the best content we can find where you know, it comes with the USDN Seal of Approval! We always strive to give you factual data and if it's a rumor we will always preface it with RUMOR ALERT before dropping the freshest info. However, once those rumors are proven TRUE, you can bet your money we at USDN are slamming the stamp down and giving it the USDN seal of approval. Hit our link for all our social media and merch! This ad is USDN Approved!! https://linktr.ee/USDN_Podcast Please welcome in our NEW pod sponsor for the show GPW Productions !! GPW provides your promotion or event with TOP TIER video, audio, production, live streaming, and more!! I can personally vouch for them in saying they are hands down THE BEST Production company I have ever worked with as they have and continue to work with the likes of AEW, GCW, Starrcast, MLW, not to mention the majority of the local independent Promotions in the tri-state area. They can even help you film a vignette or promo for your persona/gimmick. And guess what? GPW doesn't just work in wrestling. They cover MMA, boxing, basketball, or any other sporting event as well!! On a personal note I'd like to thank Michael James Sesko , Frank León , Oneil Andrews & the team for giving me multiple opportunities to work with them and some of the best talent in the world. BOOK GPW for your promotion or event today at contact@gpwproductions.com Please Welcome in our new December sponsor, Pro Wrestling Magic ahead of their marquee Kingdom Come VIII year end show on 12/23/23 at the Mecca featuring Danny Maff, Darius Carter, Steve Pena, Vicious Vicki, JC Storm, Rebecca Scott, Notorious Mimi, Ruthless Lala, Adena Steele, Death Row, The Rep, Hispanos Unidos, Project Mayhem, Vinny Pacifico and many more!! Get your tickets now or watch LIVE on IWTV!! Thanks to our new December podcast sponsor, Keehnation featuring our very own BCP and BCP+ contributor, Mr. Wayne Keehner !! Make sure to follow Keehnation on Tiktok and Instagram for great puns, memes, dad jokes and random ridiculous content!! Thank you Wayne!! Please welcome in our new sponsor for the month of December, @chop city wrestling where our pal Ryan Stentiford takes chops from wrestlers and donates $20 to Connor'ss Cure for every chop he takes!! Follow his adventures on his YouTube channel for all those chops and some great Pro Wrestling content for a good cause!! Be sure to hit that subscribe button and Thank you Ryan for sponsoring the BCP!! Thanks to our new December sponsors dDe, Daddy Daughter entertainment. dDe is made up of Chuckie Ireland and Chloe Rayne who love to put the focus on their shared love of indie wrestling, and even have some cool projects of their own in the works. My favorite thing about this crazy business is entertaining families like Chuckie and Chloe. Thank you dDe for sponsoring the BCP!!
Join the panel as we make our full AEW World's End Predictions and let us know who YOU got!! As Always The BCP is brought to you by our FAVORITE store, Funkenstein Wrestling Superstore located in The Englishtown Flea Market (NJ) from 8 am -3pm Sat & Sunday and online. Get your favorite wrestling merch, retro games, ninja turtles, Ghosbusters, and so much more!! Please welcome in our new official sponsor, Warriors of Wrestling!! W.O.W. brings the action to Brooklyn, NY January 6th with appearances by Mace & Mansor, Darius Carter, TJ Marconi, Chris Steeler, Joe Ocasio, Vicious Vicki, Angel Metro and more!! Tickets are available now at https://warriorsofwrestling.com/ and be sure to subscribe on YouTube!! Please welcome in our NEW sponsor, Mania Club. Established in 2015, Mania Club is a WWE recognized community for fans with an eclectic love for both the world of professional wrestling and raising money for Connors Cure. During WrestleMania weekend, we host the official Tailgate of WrestleMania while also celebrating Connor Michalek. They are the single largest donor within the V Foundation for Connors Cure with over $150K raised! Please donate and join the Facebook group at Mania Club. Donate at http://JimmyV.org/maniaclub The BCP is also sponsored by the No Gimmicks Podcast!! The Pro Wrestling podcast that keeps it 100% real, 100% of the time!! The No Gimmicks Podcast is available wherever you get your podcasts. The BCP is now sponsored by The International Shining Star, Rey Calitri !! Calitri has honed his craft traveling and wrestling all over the world including destinations such as Mexico, Peru, Puerto Rico, and even Egypt. The ISPW Tri-State Champion and Golden Ticket Holder is also one of the longest reigning ECPW Light Heavyweight Champions in history. Calitri also holds an international Championship that he won in Mexico. Always known for his appreciation of world culture, The Shining Star is also known for his taste for high fashion, lavish lifestyle, and fast cars. However, he is most prominently known around the globe for his unparalleled in ring acumen and skillset. Be sure to follow Rey Calitri across the board on social media @CalitriRey on Twitter, @Pap1fresh on Instagram and Rey Calitri on Facebook. Wrestling All Day All Night is the best wrestling discussion group on Facebook! We provide more of a community feel here, and have wrestling fans introduce other fans to something they may not have seen before, such as old school wrestling, indie wrestling, Japanese wrestling, and more! We also strive to be a source of information regarding upcoming wrestler meet & greets and signings. And remember, we're open 24/7. All Day. All Night! Be sure to follow on socials and join the group on Facebook at WRESTLING ALL DAY ALL NIGHT Sweet Chin Musings is the creation of the reigning, rarely defending, highly disputed champion of wrestling podcasts, “Mr. Perfect” Mike Mueller, and his tag team partner in crime, Luke Kudialis. SCM focuses on the in-ring product of WWE and AEW (no dirt sheet rumors here), as well as backstage news, predictions and analysis of characters, storylines, and major pay per views. Old school fans, don't worry, we have you covered too, with a look back on classic matches, top 10 lists, and interactive tournaments that let the fans decide who is truly the best of all time. You can find us on Facebook at Sweet Chin Musings , and check out the podcast at https://linktr.ee/SweetChinMusings Please welcome our new sponsor for BCP+, The United States Department of Nerds (USDN Podcast), a podcast presented by Dat Feeling Podcast Network (DFPN), LLC. The USDN Podcast is run by Jeffrey T. Fountain (BCP+ Contributor), Jennifer Johnson, Eric Johnson and Tay Stith and is also home to the Queens of Nerdom Podcast. USDN Podcast is a safe place for all Nerds where they can come to be entertained, learn and embrace debate. USDN prides itself on being for the people, by the people and of the people. Here at USDN we strive to bring you the best content we can find where you know, it comes with the USDN Seal of Approval! We always strive to give you factual data and if it's a rumor we will always preface it with RUMOR ALERT before dropping the freshest info. However, once those rumors are proven TRUE, you can bet your money we at USDN are slamming the stamp down and giving it the USDN seal of approval. Hit our link for all our social media and merch! This ad is USDN Approved!! https://linktr.ee/USDN_Podcast Please welcome in our NEW pod sponsor for the show GPW Productions!! GPW provides your promotion or event with TOP TIER video, audio, production, live streaming, and more!! I can personally vouch for them in saying they are hands down THE BEST Production company I have ever worked with as they have and continue to work with the likes of AEW, GCW, Starrcast, MLW, not to mention the majority of the local independent Promotions in the tri-state area. They can even help you film a vignette or promo for your persona/gimmick. And guess what? GPW doesn't just work in wrestling. They cover MMA, boxing, basketball, or any other sporting event as well!! On a personal note I'd like to thank Michael James Sesko , Frank León , Oneil Andrews & the team for giving me multiple opportunities to work with them and some of the best talent in the world. BOOK GPW for your promotion or event today at contact@gpwproductions.com Please Welcome in our new December sponsor, Pro Wrestling Magic ahead of their marquee Kingdom Come VIII year end show on 12/23/23 at the Mecca featuring Danny Maff, Darius Carter, Steve Pena, Vicious Vicki, JC Storm, Rebecca Scott, Notorious Mimi, Ruthless Lala, Adena Steele, Death Row, The Rep, Hispanos Unidos, Project Mayhem, Vinny Pacifico and many more!! Get your tickets now or watch LIVE on IWTV!! Thanks to our new December podcast sponsor, Keehnation featuring our very own BCP and BCP+ contributor, Mr. Wayne Keehner !! Make sure to follow Keehnation on Tiktok and Instagram for great puns, memes, dad jokes and random ridiculous content!! Thank you Wayne!! Please welcome in our new sponsor for the month of December, @chop city wrestling where our pal Ryan Stentiford takes chops from wrestlers and donates $20 to Connor'ss Cure for every chop he takes!! Follow his adventures on his YouTube channel for all those chops and some great Pro Wrestling content for a good cause!! Be sure to hit that subscribe button and Thank you Ryan for sponsoring the BCP!! Thanks to our new December sponsors dDe, Daddy Daughter entertainment. dDe is made up of Chuckie Diesel and Chloe Rayne who love to put the focus on their shared love of indie wrestling, and even have some cool projects of their own in the works. My favorite thing about this crazy business is entertaining families like Chuckie and Chloe. Thank you dDe for sponsoring the BCP!!
Ahead of his match against Danny Maff for the Keys to the Kingdom at Pro Wrestling Magic Presents, "Kingdom Come VIII", I sit down with Alex Reiman to talk about his infatuation with Maff, his mental well-being, and what the possibility of one day becoming PWM Heavyweight Champion might mean to him. Tune in for a very interesting interview.... As Always The BCP is brought to you by our FAVORITE store, Funkenstein Wrestling Superstore located in The Englishtown Flea Market (NJ) from 8 am -3pm Sat & Sunday and online. Get your favorite wrestling merch, retro games, ninja turtles, Ghosbusters, and so much more!! Please welcome in our new official sponsor, Warriors of Wrestling!! W.O.W. brings the action to Brooklyn, NY January 6th with appearances by Mace & Mansor, Darius Carter, TJ Marconi, Chris Steeler, Joe Ocasio, Vicious Vicki, Angel Metro and more!! Tickets are available now at https://warriorsofwrestling.com/ and be sure to subscribe on YouTube!! Warriors Of Wrestling (W.O.W) Please welcome in our NEW sponsor, Mania Club. Established in 2015, MANIA CLUB is a WWE recognized community for fans with an eclectic love for both the world of professional wrestling and raising money for Connors Cure. During WrestleMania weekend, we host the official Tailgate of WrestleMania while also celebrating Connor Michalek. They are the single largest donor within the V Foundation for Connors Cure with over $150K raised! Please donate and join the Facebook group at Mania Club. Donate at http://JimmyV.org/maniaclub The BCP is also sponsored by the No Gimmicks Podcast!! The Pro Wrestling podcast that keeps it 100% real, 100% of the time!! The No Gimmicks Podcast is available wherever you get your podcasts. The No Gimmicks Podcast The BCP is now sponsored by The International Shining Star, Rey Calitri !! Calitri has honed his craft traveling and wrestling all over the world including destinations such as Mexico, Peru, Puerto Rico, and even Egypt. The ISPW Tri-State Champion and Golden Ticket Holder is also one of the longest reigning ECPW Light Heavyweight Champions in history. Calitri also holds an international Championship that he won in Mexico. Always known for his appreciation of world culture, The Shining Star is also known for his taste for high fashion, lavish lifestyle, and fast cars. However, he is most prominently known around the globe for his unparalleled in ring acumen and skillset. Be sure to follow Rey Calitri across the board on social media @CalitriRey on Twitter, @Pap1fresh on Instagram and Rey Calitri on Facebook. WRESTLING ALL DAY ALL NIGHT is the best wrestling discussion group on Facebook! We provide more of a community feel here, and have wrestling fans introduce other fans to something they may not have seen before, such as old school wrestling, indie wrestling, Japanese wrestling, and more! We also strive to be a source of information regarding upcoming wrestler meet & greets and signings. And remember, we're open 24/7. All Day. All Night! Be sure to follow on socials and join the group on Facebook at WRESTLING ALL DAY ALL NIGHT Sweet Chin Musings is the creation of the reigning, rarely defending, highly disputed champion of wrestling podcasts, “Mr. Perfect” Mike Mueller, and his tag team partner in crime, Luke Kudialis. SCM focuses on the in-ring product of WWE and AEW (no dirt sheet rumors here), as well as backstage news, predictions and analysis of characters, storylines, and major pay per views. Old school fans, don't worry, we have you covered too, with a look back on classic matches, top 10 lists, and interactive tournaments that let the fans decide who is truly the best of all time. You can find us on Facebook at Sweet Chin Musings , and check out the podcast at https://linktr.ee/SweetChinMusings Please welcome our new sponsor for BCP+, The United States Department of Nerds (USDN Podcast), a podcast presented by Dat Feeling Podcast Network (DFPN), LLC. The USDN Podcast is run by Jeffrey T. Fountain (BCP+ Contributor), Jennifer Johnson, Eric Johnson and Tay Stith and is also home to the Queens of Nerdom Podcast. USDN Podcast is a safe place for all Nerds where they can come to be entertained, learn and embrace debate. USDN prides itself on being for the people, by the people and of the people. Here at USDN we strive to bring you the best content we can find where you know, it comes with the USDN Seal of Approval! We always strive to give you factual data and if it's a rumor we will always preface it with RUMOR ALERT before dropping the freshest info. However, once those rumors are proven TRUE, you can bet your money we at USDN are slamming the stamp down and giving it the USDN seal of approval. Hit our link for all our social media and merch! This ad is USDN Approved!! https://linktr.ee/USDN_Podcast USDN Podcast Please welcome in our NEW pod sponsor for the show GPW Productions !! GPW provides your promotion or event with TOP TIER video, audio, production, live streaming, and more!! I can personally vouch for them in saying they are hands down THE BEST Production company I have ever worked with as they have and continue to work with the likes of AEW, GCW, Starrcast, MLW, not to mention the majority of the local independent Promotions in the tri-state area. They can even help you film a vignette or promo for your persona/gimmick. And guess what? GPW doesn't just work in wrestling. They cover MMA, boxing, basketball, or any other sporting event as well!! On a personal note I'd like to thank Michael James Sesko , Frank León , Oneil Andrews & the team for giving me multiple opportunities to work with them and some of the best talent in the world. BOOK GPW for your promotion or event today at contact@gpwproductions.com Please Welcome in our new December sponsor, Pro Wrestling Magic ahead of their marquee Kingdom Come VIII year end show on 12/23/23 at the Mecca featuring Danny Maff, Darius Carter, Steve Pena, Vicious Vicki, JC Storm, Rebecca Scott, Notorious Mimi, Ruthless Lala, Adena Steele, Death Row, The Rep, Hispanos Unidos, Project Mayhem, Vinny Pacifico and many more!! Get your tickets now or watch LIVE on IWTV!! Thanks to our new December podcast sponsor, Keehnation featuring our very own BCP and BCP+ contributor, Mr. Wayne Keehner !! Make sure to follow Keehnation on Tiktok and Instagram for great puns, memes, dad jokes and random ridiculous content!! Thank you Wayne!! Please welcome in our new sponsor for the month of December, @chop city wrestling where our pal Ryan Stentiford takes chops from wrestlers and donates $20 to Connor'ss Cure for every chop he takes!! Follow his adventures on his YouTube channel for all those chops and some great Pro Wrestling content for a good cause!! Be sure to hit that subscribe button and Thank you Ryan for sponsoring the BCP!! Thanks to our new December sponsors dDe, Daddy Daughter entertainment. dDe is made up of Chuckie Diesel and Chloe Rayne who love to put the focus on their shared love of indie wrestling, and even have some cool projects of their own in the works. My favorite thing about this crazy business is entertaining families like Chuckie and Chloe. Thank you dDe for sponsoring the BCP!!
In this episode, Isabella interviews English embroidery expert and Witney Antiques director Rebecca Scott. The pair talk about their new exhibition and accompanying catalogue, "Choice and Precious Work": Treasures from the Schoolroom, 1650-1750, centring on an embroidery suite made by 17th-century London Quaker girl Elizabeth Hall and multiple generations of her descendants. Images and sources are available at @sewwhatpodcast on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook. The podcast has a website, sewwhatpodcast.com.
In this episode of The Worst Girl Gang Ever, hosts Bex Gunn & Laura Buckingham talk to Rebecca Scott about her experiences with fertility issues and miscarriages over the past two years. Rebecca details her two miscarriages and the various medical tests and treatments she has undergone, including ovulation induction, IVF attempts, and being diagnosed with conditions like adenomyosis. She discusses the emotional toll this has taken on her and her partner. Rebecca also talks about starting a hairdressing business to support other women undergoing fertility treatments by offering home services at a discounted rate so they have someone who understands their experiences to talk to. In this episode you will hear: The results of Rebecca's initial medical tests and what issues they uncovered What treatments Rebecca had for her adenomyosis diagnosis The effects miscarriage and baby loss had on her partner If you'd like to get your hair done by Rebecca, check her out on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the_hair_affair.with_rebecca/ The Warriorship is a membership to help you navigate life after baby loss. It covers every stage of the recovery pathway, and provides support, advice, and a range of emotional tools to help you through this difficult time. This is more than a support group. For more information and to join The Warriorship go to: https://theworstgirlgangever.co.uk/warriorship/ The Worst Girl Gang Ever is a real, honest emotive podcast that covers the heartbreaking subject of miscarriage, infertility and baby loss, expect honest conversations about unspoken experiences. Hosted by TWGGE founders Bex Gunn and Laura Buckingham, this show is a chance to break the silence and really open up the dialogue around the topic of miscarriage and pregnancy loss. No more shame, no more taboo - let's ditch that for our children; the ones that will come, the ones that are and the ones that never came to be. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Ahead of his appearance and Seminar at Pro Wrestling Magic Presents, "Take On Me" at The Mecca in Ridgefield Park, NJ & streaming on IWTV on September 23rd, Multiple Time ROH & NXT Tag Team Champion, the infamous Bobby Fish joins the show to talk about facing Vinny Pacifico, sharing his wisdom at seminars, mustaches, the legacy of The Undisputed Era, and so much more!! This interview is courtesy of the great folks at Parker Kane Promotions. Parker Kane Promotions is headed down to WrestleCade Weekend in Winston-Salem, NC , November 24-26th featuring talents Emily Jaye, Missa Kate, Xia Brookside, and Rebecca Scott. For more information head over to wrestlecade.com As Always The BCP is brought to you by our favorite store, Funkenstein Wrestling Superstore located online and at the Englishtown, NJ Flea Market on Saturdays and Sundays from 8am -3pm in the Blue Building. Please welcome in our new official sponsor, Warriors of Wrestling!! W.O.W. brings the action to Brooklyn, NY with appearances by Taya Valkyrie, Xia Brookside, Miranda Alize, Gisele Show, Darius Carter, TJ Marconi, Chris Steeler, Joe Ocasio, Vicious Vicki and more!! Tickets are available now at https://warriorsofwrestling.com/ and be sure to subscribe on YouTube!! Please welcome in our NEW sponsor, Mania Club. Established in 2015, Mania Club is a WWE recognized community for fans with an eclectic love for both the world of professional wrestling and raising money for Connors Cure. During WrestleMania weekend, we host the official Tailgate of WrestleMania while also celebrating Connor Michalek. They are the single largest donor within the V Foundation for Connors Cure with over $150K raised! Please donate and join the Facebook group at Mania Club. Donate at http://JimmyV.org/maniaclub The BCP is also sponsored by the No Gimmicks Podcast!! The Pro Wrestling podcast that keeps it 100% real, 100% of the time!! The No Gimmicks Podcast is available wherever you get your podcasts. We are also sponsored by our friends at Global Wrestling Family!! GWF is about inclusivity and celebrating a common love for Pro Wrestling amongst the fans and wrestlers. T-shirts, hats, and more merch is available now. Join the group on Facebook at GLOBAL WRESTLING FAMILY
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Psychology is the root of all marketing. And understanding human behavior can change your business for the better. No matter what business you are in you are in the business of people. And in order to market effectively to those people, we need to understand human behavior. This way we can present ourselves online in a way that is appealing to our prospects. Create an experience that puts them at ease, and provides a great first impression of you online before they even book that first call. In this episode, My guest Rebecca Scott and I are going to cover 6 psychological theories that work in sequence, and how you can use them to position yourself as the preferred choice of your ideal client. We don't use psychology to manipulate people or take advantage. We use psychology to understand. To understand why we act the way we do, why humans expect the things they do, assume the things they do, and how you can use that knowledge to avoid any suspicion or hesitancy and make your prospective clients feel comfortable. I hope you can take some of these insights and apply them in your own business to build awareness, nature leads, and win clients online. More about Rebecca Scott: Rebecca is a copywriter focused on helping kind and passionate service-based business owners (e.g. coaches, consultants, marketing strategists, brand designers) build compelling lead magnets using psychology. She's pivoted from offering every service under the sun to one premium package. Why? To get her clients results. Find Rebecca online at: Website: CosmicCreative.net LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rebeccascott-/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/beckyscotty/ More about your host Lindsey Burda: Lindsey Burda is the founder of BurdaMarketing. Where she partners with passionate business owners to take on the bulk of your marketing efforts, creating and implementing a 360 digital strategy to help you bring in more leads online so you can do more of what you love. With over a decade of experience and a passion for helping passionate business owners, Lindsey left her role in corporate America as Vice President of Marketing Services to start BurdaMarketing where she has helped countless small businesses thrive online. Her goal is to make ongoing quality marketing services affordable for small businesses so they can bring in more leads online and do more of what they love. Find Lindsey online at the links below: Website: burdamarketing.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/burdamarketing LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/lindseyburda TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@burdamarketing
She's the Capital Championship Wrestling Global Fighting Champion. On this episode Rebecca Scott, joins the Hooligans to discuss Nikki Duke, working for an airline, potential matchups with Billie Starkz and more.
This is one EPIC Card! Brian Morris has promised that his match will STEAL the show! Tensions are boiling between Rebecca Scott and Nikii Duke as CCW has issued a no-contact order! Vita Von Starr v B3CCA, Christina Marie v Ultra Violette in the rematch that was DEMANDED! Ty Awesome v Myles Millenium for the 1CW Title, Workhorses w/ Ranchhand Carlson v Ignorant Dawgs w/ Redd Dog and SO MUCH MORE Show!
Taking Time, Refining the Process, and Creating a Unicorn FarmIn this special episode of The Outspoken Podcast, Rebecca Scott of TallSmall Productions interviews podcast host Shana Cosgrove, founder and CEO of Nyla Technology Solutions. Shana describes how her goals changed over time: at first she'd hoped to climb the corporate ladder, and then she realized she could start a company of her own. Shana tells Rebecca the story of how she named her company after her mother, Nyla, creating a people-centered company rooted in the values that her mother lived by. She talks about navigating the uncertainties of the Covid-19 pandemic as a contractor in the defense sector, where remote work is common but security constraints mean “work from home” can't work for every employee. Shana explains that she started Outspoken because she wanted to hear from female experts—and she reminds us that you don't have to make every single sandwich to be a great mom. QUOTES “I'm a huge risk-taker professionally. I never was attracted to going to the big companies. I was never attracted to the long-term stability of the company. I was always very interested in the work that was going to be done.” - Shana Cosgrove [15:26]“There's an endless amount of work to be done, but not all of that is valuable. Sometimes you are gold-plating or making something better or making something bigger that doesn't need to be done [. . .] It is really understanding the limits, which will force a prioritization of what needs to be done. And that's why they say, ‘You want something done, you give it to a busy person.'” - Shana Cosgrove [34:19]“The best thing you can do is just really enjoy where you are and embrace all that's good of where you are.” - Shana Cosgrove [53:23] TIMESTAMPS [00:04] Intro[02:14] Meet Shana Cosgrove[04:18] On Understanding Business and Starting Nyla Technology Solutions[09:58] On Learning to Like the Defense Industry[13:20] Getting Ready to Launch[17:17] Just Know That You'll Figure It Out[22:35] Naming for Values, Naming for a Woman[25:13] Navigating COVID-19 in a People-Centered Company[31:50] When to Wind Down . . . and When to Double Down[36:13] Nourishing Yourself While Managing a Company[39:36] Inviting Women to Be Outspoken [43:04] Making Money is Freedom[45:46] Envisioning Nyla's Future[49:34] Raising Children While Running a Unicorn Farm[53:35] Winning Friends and Influencing People in Tech[57:16] OutroRELEVANT LINKSShana Cosgrove on LinkedInTallSmall ProductionsNyla Technology SolutionsI'd love to hear from you -- your feedback is important to me and I read all of it. If you enjoyed the podcast, I hope you'll give us 5 stars. I'll be sure to thank you via email. If not, let me know what you think we should do differently. Don't forget to hit “subscribe” so you'll receive notifications about guest interviews and other topics that drop every Tuesday.Live well, Shana
My guest today is Rebecca Scott.Rebecca is a leadership coach who is passionate about helping people living with chronic conditions live full, purposeful, and joyous lives. She believes in the transformational power of meaningful conversation, celebrating all your victories, and feeling all your feelings. She also believes in kindness, including to oneself... which is much easier said than done.I first connected with Rebecca after I saw she was facilitating a workshop on Self-Compassion. This is a topic that is near and dear to me (listen to Episode 11 if you want to hear a bit how self-compassion has changed my lifeRebecca's initial reaction to the title of the website, Make Life Less Difficult, was to share with me that her tag line for coaching is Make Work Suck Less. We immediately knew we would hit it off and have a great conversation!Rebecca also shared that she has Multiple Sclerosis, a degenerative neurologic disease, and she's been blogging about her experiences for years because there's very little out there in the world about the nitty gritty challenges that are often associated with MS.Word of caution… we talk candidly about bodily functions and sex. If these things are uncomfortable to you, I ask that you take care of yourself first and foremost, even if that means not listening. There's also a splattering of adult language, so if you are listening around kids, you may want to pop in the headphones.Rebecca, I'm so delighted that we've connected and feel honored to host you on the podcast. Thank you for sharing so candidly and with such beautiful humor. You are an inspiration and I'm so grateful for your willingness to dig deep into the tough realities of life. Book Reference: Humor, Seriously by Jennifer Aaker & Naomi Bagdonas Connect with Rebecca:email: rebecca@cultivatingleadership.comTwitter: @scorebeccablog: https://stumblr.blog/Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rebecca-scott-coach/sex tape: https://youtu.be/JVYZtirbTHwMake Life Less Difficult
Professors are generally represented in popular culture as white male experts who dispense knowledge to their students through lectures. Young female professors are often encouraged to portray themselves as authoritative figures, even when this role does not reflect their personalities and their educational philosophies. In this episode, Rebecca Scott joins us to discuss how she has rejected this stereotype by sharing vulnerability and building classes that rely on the co-creation of knowledge. Rebecca is an Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Harper College, and also a guitarist and vocalist in the band Panda Riot, which just released their fourth album. She's also the author of a chapter in Picture a Professor, edited by our friend Jessamyn Neuhaus from SUNY Plattsburgh A transcript of this episode and show notes may be found at http://teaforteaching.com.
Workplace Misbehaviour: Laurie Taylor talks to Paul Thompson, Emeritus Professor of Employment Studies at the University of Stirling, about workers behaving badly, from pilferage and absenteeism to the deployment of satirical humour and dissent on social media. In what ways has the modern workplace facilitated new kinds of recalcitrance? Also, Rebecca Scott, Senior Lecturer in Marketing at the University of Cardiff, explores bullying and aggressive behaviour among chefs employed in fine dining restaurants. Does the isolation of the work itself, combined with the geography of elite kitchens, lead to outrageous conduct that would be condemned elsewhere? Producer: Jayne Egerton
Workplace Misbehaviour: Laurie Taylor talks to Paul Thompson, Emeritus Professor of Employment Studies at the University of Stirling, about workers behaving badly, from pilferage and absenteeism to the deployment of satirical humour and dissent on social media. In what ways has the modern workplace facilitated new kinds of recalcitrance? Also, Rebecca Scott, Senior Lecturer in Marketing at the University of Cardiff, explores bullying and aggressive behaviour among chefs employed in fine dining restaurants. Does the isolation of the work itself, combined with the geography of elite kitchens, lead to outrageous conduct that would be condemned elsewhere? Producer: Jayne Egerton
Workplace Misbehaviour: Laurie Taylor talks to Paul Thompson, Emeritus Professor of Employment Studies at the University of Stirling, about workers behaving badly, from pilferage and absenteeism to the deployment of satirical humour and dissent on social media. In what ways has the modern workplace facilitated new kinds of recalcitrance? Also, Rebecca Scott, Senior Lecturer in Marketing at the University of Cardiff, explores bullying and aggressive behaviour among chefs employed in fine dining restaurants. Does the isolation of the work itself, combined with the geography of elite kitchens, lead to outrageous conduct that would be condemned elsewhere? Producer: Jayne Egerton
EPISODE SUMMARY Max discusses how to get out of your comfort zone, in order to start growing as a person both professionally and personally and utilizes the comfort zone model from Positive Psychology to explain the process. Based on this past week's episode with Rebecca Scott on how to reinvent yourself and get out of your comfort zone to grow your career. TIMESTAMPS [2:32] Explaining the 4 zones you need to go through, in order to achieve success (Comfort Zone, Fear Zone, Learning Zone, Growth Zone) and Max tells his career story to illustrate the 4 zones he, himself went through RESOURCES & RELEVANT LINKS Positive Psychology From Comfort Zone to Growth Zone Chan With A Plan Chan With A Plan Facebook Group
EPISODE SUMMARY In this episode of Chan With A Plan, host Max Chan speaks with Rebecca Scott, a professional that grew up in a small town in Ontario, Canada. Not only did she pivot her career trajectory from psychology to marketing but moved to the big city of Montreal, Quebec, not knowing a single person and not even having a job lined up when she moved. She shares her career pivot and the trials and tribulations that came with it in order to grow to become the person she is today in hopes of guiding others, contemplating making the same drastic change she made herself a few years ago. QUOTES “I ended up going to Montreal, I wouldn't say on a limb. But I knew I wanted to change my life because I just wasn't happy. There was something inside of me that just wasn't at peace and so I knew I needed to make a change.” - Rebecca Scott “[When it comes to speaking French] I'm not going to be perfect. I'm going to mess up. But as long as I keep practicing and keep putting myself in these situations, then I'm going to get better and that I think is the best way to immerse yourself in any language is to be in the heart of it, and to be forced almost to speak it ” - Rebecca Scott “[When it comes to making a career change] I would say plan, but don't over plan because you don't actually know how things are going to go once you move to a new city. So yeah, I looked for interesting jobs. At the time, I think I was using Indeed and I knew that I could use the skills that I had gained from doing research and working in academia [to pivot to a different career].” - Rebecca Scott TIMESTAMPS [1:30] Meet Rebecca [6:03] Going over Rebecca's decision that Montreal was the perfect place to move to, to start a new chapter of her life and her experiences living there so far [15:27] Rebecca's journey in pivoting into Marketing [22:19] Additional creative projects Rebecca pursued outside of work [29:10] Building a social circle from scratch in a new city [34:24] Whether Rebecca would have done things differently, based on what she knows now [40:37] The level of importance of what school you got your degree from in building your career [41:52] Biggest career challenge Rebecca had to overcome, to get to where she is today [43:57] Contacting Rebecca [45:10] Outro RESOURCES & RELEVANT LINKS Rebecca Scott on LinkedIn We Just Like To Talk Podcast Chan With A Plan Chan With A Plan Facebook Group
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Rebecca Scott is having one of the best Rookie years ever. She's making waves on AEW Dark, she's been to 32 countries, and hear about how she trained in secret to surprised everyone for a wrestling... birthday party! Rebecca is heading to Capital Championship Wrestling, and she's about to show everyone just what she's capable of!
Episode 214 of A Wrestling Gal features pro wrestlers and world traveler, Rebecca Scott! We discuss traveling the world as a flight attendant, her adventures skydiving & zip lining, her studies in humanitarian studies & social work, her appearance on AEW Dark, and much more! Follow Rebecca - Twitter: @therebeccascott Instagram: @rebeccajscott Follow Ella - Twitter: @itsellajay Instagram: @ayeella For more exclusives and access to merchandise, please visit awrestlinggal.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ella-jay0/support
Public Speaking, Observation, and Standing Out.In this episode of The Outspoken Podcast, host Shana Cosgrove talks to Rebecca and Keith Scott from TallSmall Productions, LLC. We get to hear all about how they started and what it's like being partners in both life and business. Communication experts, the pair provide several great tips and tricks on public speaking - omitting filler words, using anchor words, listening, having fun, and presenting yourself with open body language. Keith and Rebecca also explain how looking at the world as a stage doesn't have to cancel out the fun or genuineness of conversation. Finally, the two share many of their experiences working with clients and how observation of others can help you be a better speaker! QUOTES “We help people communicate better. We strip away all the junk. We're almost home organizers, but we do that for your brain and your presence.” - Rebecca Scott [04:23] “There's nothing better than the feeling of watching somebody think they can't do something, and then seeing that light come on in them [when they] realize they can.” “Plus, everyone can do public speaking, but the problem is… something happened between third and fifth grade that shot them down, created judgement, and they lost the ability to do it... So, it's taking people back to a time before they had judgement, before they felt shot down by society.” - Rebecca and Keith Scott [08:03] “But, the fact is, watching people's body language tells you more than anything else. Because typically their bodies change before the words vocalize. You'll notice a change in their bodies, and then you'll hear words. And then you've got to figure out, do the words and the body language, do they match? Or are they polar opposites? And that's where you figure out [if] people are being real or not.” - Keith Scott [25:29] “For you to make connections, you have to be open. When we close our body, we don't make a lot of connections. When we're open, and we're relaxed, that's where we invite people in.” - Keith Scott [28:16] TIMESTAMPS [00:04] Intro [01:53] Meet Rebecca and Keith Scott [03:34] LinkedIn [04:23] What The Scotts do at TallSmall [07:37] Public Speaking [09:17] Working with Teams [12:04] Filler Words [14:32] Speaking Speed [15:29] Letting Others Be Heard [18:14] Anchor Words [24:23] Body Language [29:45] Self-Care and Self-Talk [34:08] Narrowing Yourself or Business [36:39] Have Fun! [38:23] Starting TallSmall [40:20] Rebecca Growing Up [41:00] Keith Growing Up [41:25] Making Public Speaking a Living [42:15] Marriage [46:16] Working with a Partner [48:23] Sharing the Stage [51:08] Communicating Virtually [52:29] Learning by Observing the World [54:24] Advice for Younger Selves [57:29] Wrap-Up Questions [01:01:40] Outro RESOURCES https://www.amazon.com/How-Win-Friends-Influence-People/dp/0671027034 (How to Win Friends & Influence People) by Dale Carnegie https://www.shakespeare.org.uk/explore-shakespeare/shakespedia/william-shakespeare/william-shakespeare-biography/ (William Shakespeare) https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/56966/speech-all-the-worlds-a-stage (All the World's a Stage )by William Shakespeare https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/56966/speech-all-the-worlds-a-stage (Rolls-Royce) https://www.bk.com/ (Burger King) RELEVANT LINKS https://www.linkedin.com/in/tallsmallkeithscott/ (Keith Scott )on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/rebeccalklein/ (Rebecca Klein Scott) on LinkedIn http://www.tallsmallproductions.org/ (TALLsmall Productions, LLC.) https://tallsmallcareercoaching.com/ (TALLsmall Career Coaching) https://www.facebook.com/TALLsmallproductions/ (TALLsmall Productions, LLC.) on Facebook https://www.instagram.com/tallsmall.productions/?hl=en (TALLsmall) on Instagram https://twitter.com/TALLsmall21 (TALLsmall Productions) on Twitter https://nylatechnologysolutions.com/ (Nyla Technology Solutions) I'd love to hear from...
In this new episode, Eleanor M. Fox (Professor, NYU School of Law) discusses with Frédéric Jenny (Chairman, OECD Competition Committee, Paris / Professor, ESSEC Business School) the role of the consumer welfare standard in competition law. Video available on Concurrences Youtube channel Follow us on Twitter @CompetitionLaws and join the Concurrences page on Linkedin to receive updates on our next podcast episodes. If you want to read more about this topic, check the Concurrences website where you can find all relevant articles: - Joanna Christoforou, Frances M. Murphy, Michael Zymler, The UK Competition Authority publishes a paper on the impact of algorithms on competition in digital markets and consumer welfare, 19 January 2021, e-Competitions January 2021, Art. N° 99580 - Simon Holmes, Consumer welfare, sustainability and competition law goals, May 2020, Concurrences N° 2-2020, Art. N° 93496, www.concurrences.com - Cani Fernández, Paloma Martínez-Lage Sobredo, Cani Fernández: The priority is to strengthen mechanisms to guarantee effective competition in markets that benefits consumers, May 2021, Concurrences N° 2-2021, Art. N° 100581, pp. 14-17 - Alden F. Abbott, Shanker Singham, Enhancing welfare by attacking anticompetitive market distortions, december 2011, Concurrences N° 4-2011, Art. N° 39546, www.concurrences.com - Katsoulacos, Y., Avdasheva, S., & Golovanova, S. (2019). A Methodology for Empirically Measuring the Extent of Economic Analysis and Evidence and for Identifying the Legal Standards in Competition Law Enforcement. In Frederic Jenny Liber Amicorum: Standing up for convergence and relevance in antitrust. essay, Concurrences Review. - Jee-Yeon Lehmann, Liz Neyens, Rebecca Scott, Tímea Laura Molnar, The US FTC holds two panels examining antitrust issues in labor markets as part of its hearings on competition and consumer protection in the 21st century, 16 October 2018, e-Competitions October 2018, Art. N° 96937 - Stéphane Rodrigues, Competition Policies and Consumer Welfare - Corporate Strategies and Consumer Prices in Developing Countries, February 2017, Concurrences N° 1-2017, Art. N° 83497, pp. 262
Let's be honest: the core principles of leadership are evolving, by necessity. So, in this disrupted landscape, how can leaders best support their teams while successfully demonstrating their company's values? In this episode, I speak to Gordon Tredgold, CEO of Leadership Principles and one of the world's top leadership experts, about how our significantly disrupted world has impacted leadership, and why it's important that we simplify complex processes so that people can be successful. Gordon Tredgold has been listed as a Top 10 Leadership Expert by Global Gurus, and a Top 100 Leadership Expert by Inc. Go to gordontredgold.com to learn more about his work, as well as his renowned leadership blog. Make sure to subscribe to Humans Now and Then so you don't miss the amazing episodes to come. Follow Humans Now and Then: twitter.com/humansnownthen Connect with host Rebecca Scott on LinkedIn, or reach out to learn more about how you can increase employee engagement and team performance through the Innovate Your Leadership Program: linkedin.com/in/rscottcbap
We often hear about the importance of building strong networks on our path to success. However, we may not always get the best advice on how to do this, which could lead to driving people away instead of building strong relationships that last. In this episode, I speak to Jordan Harbinger, networking expert and host of the Jordan Harbinger Show, about the importance of building networks based on trust, and one common trait shared by the most successful people: they leverage strong systems that keep them moving forward. Episode Notes: Check out Jordan's FREE 6 Minute Networking course on his website at jordanharbinger.com. Also, check out the Jordan Harbinger Show wherever you stream your podcasts. Make sure to subscribe to Humans Now and Then so you don't miss the amazing episodes to come. Follow Humans Now and Then: facebook.com/humansnowandthen instagram.com/humansnowandthen twitter.com/humansnownthen Connect with host Rebecca Scott on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/rscottcbap
During challenging times, we often fall into the trap of focusing on what we lack, that we don't have enough of something, like money, success, or time. But what if instead, we put ourselves in a place of gratitude, and allow ourselves to pursue those things that align to our purpose, those things that make the world a better place? In this episode, I speak to professional life coach Ryan Stanley about the importance of gratitude, and the power of stepping into who we are, our unique selves. Visit ryanstanley.com to learn more about his amazing work and to find his book. Episode Notes: During the call, Ryan mentions Dr. Joe Dispenza. You can learn more about Dr. Dispenza at drjoedispenza.com Make sure to subscribe to Humans Now and Then so you don't miss the amazing episodes to come. Follow Humans Now and Then: facebook.com/humansnowandthen instagram.com/humansnowandthen twitter.com/humansnownthen Connect with host Rebecca Scott on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/rscottcbap
Rebecca Scott is a leadership coach and catalyst with Cultivating Leadership. She also brings humor, vulnerability and grace to her daily struggles with Multiple Sclerosis through her blog Stumblr. In this episode Rebecca shared the mindsets and habits she uses to deal with MS and how she applies what she is learning to her work with leaders. Nina and Rebecca also geeked out about adult development theory and how it has helped both of them grow. They also came up with a new definition for moderation.
On Episode 270 of Impact Boom, Rebecca Scott OAM of STREAT discusses her perspective on the current Australian social enterprise sector and scaling sustainable businesses through cohesion amongst the impact sector.
Episode #8 we talk to Rebecca Scott and Tina and Lonzo Sheffield III about the Allendale Corner store Co-op. We are so happy to be apart of this venture. Please enjoy watching and think about becoming a member of the Allendale Food Co-op. Info below. https://www.facebook.com/4000Friendso...IG: @friends_of_allendalestrongTwitter: @loop_it_49https://communityrenewal.us/https://fullercenter.org/https://allendalestrongpodcast.buzzsp...https://www.facebook.com/CRIAllendale/https://www.facebook.com/CornerStoreCOOP
Today’s story comes from someone I admire and believe in and have had the chance to get to know these past few months. Paul McCarthy is the founder and author of the forthcoming book on FIRED Leadership. I first heard Paul speak about his work and thought leadership on the Humans Now and Then Podcast with Rebecca Scott. While listening, I found myself stopping in my tracks as Paul posed questions that frankly, no one dared to say aloud before. At the heart of his inquiry is a purpose driven desire to understand why after almost $400 billion a year is spent on leadership development, it still isn’t working. Paul speaks his truth and shares facts that many organizations do not want to admit. Plain and simple. And in his inquiry and investigation for even more truth in this industry, Paul helps us understand what some may consider an ongoing, unsolved mystery. Why is it, that after all this investment in top talent, organizations are continuing to fire their top talent. As Paul asks each question in numerous interview this year, I find myself listening deeper and relating to his experience. Paul asks leaders, and you the listeners: Are you courageous enough to have an honest conversation about what isn’t working in your organization's approach to leadership development? Paul’s story and his work brings up a lot for me, and I know that many of us have similar and shared experiences. My hope and intention in sharing his story, my story and our stories, is that we each can individually and then collectively muster up the courage and integrity to start having different conversations and make change at the heart of the problem in leadership development today. This conversation is important. The implications are exponential. The need is pressing. The future generation of leaders depends on us to unsubscribe from a false narrative and author a new way forward that involves fresh thinking, inquisitive thinking, real and accountable conversations, expressive and challenging questions and direct and transparent conversation. You can learn more about Paul on LinkedIn at: https://www.linkedin.com/in/paulmccarthy73/
“I’m trying to say yes to the things that bring me more joy.” After a long hiatus, Not Simple is back with producer Rebecca Scott, a Leadership Coach and part of the Catalyst team at Cultivating Leadership, joining Wendy to unpack the complexities of setting boundaries.
Today we welcome Rebecca Scott! Rebecca Scott is on a mission to inspire others to shape a better future. As the founder of Vivid Spring Solutions, she strives to provide the information and inspiration people need to achieve their purpose. She is also the host of the Humans, Now and Then podcast, which explores how our rapidly changing world impacts people, now and in the future. Rebecca has a 20-year career that spans Healthcare, Finance, Technology and Business Analysis, and has spoken at numerous local and international conferences on topics including Innovation, Team Dynamics and Employee Success. We spend 40 minutes digging into the general malaise people are experiencing at the present moment which often leads to questioning what they are doing, reprioritizing what is important to them, and often pivoting entirely. When we once used to pretend that home and work places were separate from each other adn didn't bleed into one another, we have quickly discovered this is not the case. Enjoy the conversation - SUBSCRIBE, RATE, REVIEW! To connect with Rebecca Scott: - Linked in: linkedin.com/in/rscottcbap - Website: http://speakerhub.com/speaker/rebecca-scott - Twitter: RScott_CBAP For more Rhys Thomas: www.truselfcoaching.com For more Teresa Quinlan: www.iqeqtq.com
One of the biggest take aways I am hearing from those reading CEO For Life, is they feel like they can now start their journey to what is next. Meet Rebecca Scott. She knows all about the concept of "Just Start". IN this episode we talk about the things that hold people, back, innovation thinking, and leadership in the life place and work place. Listen in. Connect with Rebecca Scotthttps://www.linkedin.com/in/rscottcbap/CEO For Life VLOG PodcastHave you woken up at anytime this week and said I can do better, be better, want to be the best version of me. Have you failed yourself this week in anyway? Health, work, relationships, etc.. Well it all starts with you. Did you know you are a CEO? You are the CEO of your life. It's time to be the best CEO of your life by being the best version of you. Let's talk about actionable ways to do that. Let's do it together! sponsored by The ROYI Academy. (ROYI=Return On Yourself Investment) Invest in yourself Mr or Mrs. CEO of your life. Host Robert Barber, CHPC CEO For Life Amazon Best Selling Author robert.barber@vistagechair.com www.vistage.comRobert Barber You Tube: https://tinyurl.com/wvac9tjRobert Barber LinkedIn http://www.linkedin.com/in/robertleeb...Robert Barber Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/robertbarbe...Robert Barber Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/robert.l.bar...Robert Barber Snapchat: https://www.snapchat.com/add/rbarberfl
Without an effective team that works more than just the money, a business is doomed to fail. But what does it take for any leader when it comes to growing employees? Rebecca Scott of Vivid Spring Solutions joins Ben Baker to delve into the best ways to engage with your team and retain them for a long time. She talks about the right approach to eliminating burnout, appreciating every team member for their individual strengths, and making sure business expectations are always aligned with the existing workplace culture. Rebecca also presents the different aspects of job hiring and the benefits of celebrating both failures and successes.
The way we work changed almost overnight when Covid hit. In the beginning, we thought the changes were temporary. But now, companies and individuals are adapting to a new normal, where remote work is permanent and change is constant. In this episode of The Money, Career & Motherhood Podcast I'm talking with Rebecca Scott, host of the Humans, Now and Then podcast, about the changes companies need to make to adjust to a long term remote workforce, how people are really adapting to the rate of technology change, and the shifts needed in higher education to make sure our kids leave college prepared for their future. During this episode Rebecca referenced the gap between higher education and skills needed within today's workforce. For further reading, see 3 Ways to Realign Higher Education With Today's Workforce. About the Guest: Rebecca Scott is a Futurist, a Business Technologist, a Strategy Consultant and the founder of Vivid Spring Solutions. She is also the host of the Humans, Now and Then podcast, which explores how our rapidly changing world impacts people, now and in the future. Rebecca has a 20-year career that spans Healthcare, Finance, Technology and Business Analysis, and has spoken at numerous local and international conferences on topics including Innovation, Team Dynamics and Employee Success. Rebecca has a strong history of driving projects and innovation initiatives and has a keen eye toward continual improvement and self-development. Check out the Humans, Now and Then podcast at: Humansnowandthen.com Facebook.com/humansnowandthen/ Instagram.com/humansnowandthen/ Learn more about Rebecca's consulting work at: Vividspring.com Facebook.com/vividspring/ Instagram.com/vividspring/ About the Host: Janice Scholl helps moms navigate the money and career transitions that come with the different stages of motherhood through her work as coach, speaker, workshop facilitator, and host of The Money, Career & Motherhood Podcast. Janice is passionate about helping mothers gain confidence and understanding about money, career & business topics as they relate to motherhood and family – the way many women actually think about money. Her key areas of focus to help mothers succeed are navigating maternity leave, career breaks & transitions, and values-based budgeting. Sign up for a FREE 30-minute strategy session with Janice here. Visit the Money, Career, & Motherhood website, Facebook page, Facebook group, or on Instagram. Thanks for listening! Thanks so much for listening to our podcast! If you enjoyed this episode and think that others could benefit from listening, please share it using the social media buttons on this page. Do you have some feedback or questions about this episode? Leave a comment in the section below! Subscribe to the podcast If you would like to get automatic updates of new podcast episodes, you can subscribe to the podcast on iTunes or Stitcher. You can also subscribe from the podcast app on your mobile device. Leave us an iTunes review Ratings and reviews from our listeners are extremely valuable to us and greatly appreciated. They help our podcast rank higher on iTunes, which exposes our show to more awesome listeners like you. If you have a minute, please leave an honest review on iTunes.
As Humans, we belong in a group. Much like horses, belonging to a group (or herd) allows us to truly thrive. So, what can we learn from horses to help us better connect with those around us, and enable us to lead in more effective ways? In this episode, I speak to Beth Killough, owner of The Circle Up Experience, about how we can see our true nature through the eyes of a horse, and what we can learn from animals to help us center on our human selves. Bio: Beth Killough is the owner of The Circle Up Experience, a consulting firm which provides leadership training and culture development to corporations, universities, teacher groups, first responders, and non-profit organizations. Circle up has trained thousands of leaders all over the country and has designed long-term culture programs to transform workplace relationships. Beth has an MA degree in Clinical Psychology from Santa Clara University and an MFA degree in Creative Writing from Arizona State University. A life-long cowgirl, writer, professor, and a licensed psychotherapist, Beth has 20 years of experience working with people to awaken their innate leadership gifts so they can live and work with more authentic relationship and connection. Circle Up’s model of Natural Leadership and experiential learning with horses integrates human psychology, animal behavior, and natural systems to offer a unique approach to personal and professional development. This approach moves quickly through the rhetoric in human groups and gets to core human issues. Circle Up has been featured on the PBS television show, Start Up, and has been profiled in Forbes magazine. Beth is a seeker and a truth-teller who brings heart and humor into her work. She is gifted at finding The One Question that needs to be asked and using her cowgirl courage to ask it. Beth owns Take a Chance Ranch in Morgan Hill, California where Circle Up hosts workshops. The ranch also hosts women’s events, recovery groups, weekly meditation with Dhammakaya monks, horsemanship events, and art programs. Beth and her human family live on the ranch an ever-growing menagerie of animals who support and participate in the Circle Up work. Resources: Ellen Langer on Mindfulness: https://psychology.fas.harvard.edu/people/ellen-langer https://www.amazon.com/Mindfulness-25th-anniversary-Merloyd-Lawrence/dp/0738217999 Make sure to subscribe to Humans, Now and Then so you don't miss the amazing episodes coming soon. Follow Humans, Now and Then on social media: twitter.com/humansnownthen instagram.com/humansnowandthen facebook.com/humansnowandthen Follow host Rebecca Scott on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/rscottcbap
When you recognize that the world needs to change, what will you do next? Will you look to others to initiate the change you seek, or will you muster the courage to stand up and make the change you wish to see? In this episode, I speak to 2020 LinkedIn Changemaker Yassmin Abdel-Magied, a Sudanese-Australian writer, broadcaster and award-winning social advocate, about her journey to make an impact and how to overcome our fear in order to stay true to our principles, as well as ourselves. Bio: Yassmin Abdel-Magied is a Sudanese-Australian writer, broadcaster and award-winning social advocate with a background in mechanical engineering. One of the 2020 LinkedIn Changemakers, Yassmin is a globally sought-after advisor on issues of social justice, focused on race, gender and faith. She has travelled to 24 countries delivering keynotes on inclusive leadership, tackling unconscious bias and achieving substantive change. Yassmin’s internationally acclaimed TED talk, What does my headscarf mean to you, has been viewed over two million times and was chosen as one of TED’s top ten ideas of 2015. Yassmin has published a memoir and two fiction novels with Penguin Random House and has a number of screenwriting projects in development. Her social and current affairs commentary has appeared in TIME, The Guardian and Teen Vogue and she is a regular on the BBC, Aljazeera, TRT and Monocle 24. In all her work, Yassmin is an advocate for transformative justice and a fairer, safer world for all. Learn more about Yassmin's story by visiting yassminam.com Resources: Couples counselor and relationship expert Esther Perel https://www.estherperel.com/ Subscribe to Humans, Now and Then, and follow the show on social media: twitter.com/humansnownthen instagram.com/humansnowandthen facebook.com/humansnowandthen Make sure to share your question for the world by using #heresmyquestion Follow host Rebecca Scott at linkedin.com/in/rscottcbap
According to a recent McKinsey & Co and LeanIn study, 1 in 4 women are considering leaving the workforce or stepping back from their career paths because of the additional demands placed on them due to the pandemic. So, how does this impact our ability to maintain or improve our financial health? In this episode, I speak to Janice Scholl, host of The Money, Career, & Motherhood Podcast, about how women can take charge of their financial future during difficult times, and the importance of coming together to discuss solutions to the pressing problems facing families today. Bio: Janice Scholl has spent her entire career talking about money and business. Through her time as a commercial banker, consultant and mentor to budding entrepreneurs, she helped clients create solid business and financial strategies to help propel their business to success. While working with aspiring female entrepreneurs, Janice noticed that the same four themes kept repeating: ● Many women are uncomfortable with finance, both in their business and in their personal life. ● Women want access to more women mentors and advisors. ● Women often start businesses because they feel the corporate world doesn’t fit their lifestyle. Few are motivated by purely financial reasons. ● Mothers didn’t want money to drive their family decisions. From these themes The Money, Career, & Motherhood Podcast was born. Now Janice spends her time helping mothers gain confidence and understanding about money, career, and business topics as they relate to motherhood and family – the way many women actually think about money. Janice loves helping mothers implement business and financial strategies within their families to help each family member thrive. Check out The Money, Career & Motherhood podcast at moneycareermotherhood.com Resources: Women leaving the workforce during the pandemic: https://www.cnbc.com/2020/10/02/865000-women-dropped-out-of-the-labor-force-in-september-2020.html LeanIn and McKinsey's Women in the Workplace report: https://womenintheworkplace.com/ Women are leaving the workforce at four times the rate of men https://www.npr.org/sections/coronavirus-live-updates/2020/10/02/919517914/enough-already-multiple-demands-causing-women-to-abandon-workforce Subscribe to Humans, Now and Then so you don't miss some amazing episodes coming soon. Make sure to follow Humans, Now and Then on Social Media: twitter.com/humansnownthen instagram.com/humansnowandthen Follow host Rebecca Scott at linkedin.com/in/rscottcbap
When a leader is fired from an organization, what are your initial thoughts? While this could be seen as a failure by the leader, what if, in some cases, it actually represents an organization that does not tolerate new ways of thinking? In this episode, I speak to Paul McCarthy, author of the upcoming book Fired Leadership, about why we may need to reframe why top talent gets fired. Bio: Fascinated by people and why we do the things we do, Paul is a non-traditional thinker who thinks big, questions deeply, and strives to create the conditions for leaders of all levels to have honest, courageous and forward moving conversations that build strong and healthy organizations. Paul’s background in anthropology, sociology and social policy creates a natural curiosity about culture, social structure, and how this informs and shapes corporate systems. This exploration formed his desire to help people and organizations be the best they can be. Paul is a straight talker who reframes perceptions and provokes change conversations so that leaders can make a difference and deliver results. Paul is focused on defining the true intention and purpose of an organization in order to align around a preferred future. While he sees value in challenging the status-quo, he is a trusted client collaborator, and a key influencer of how leaders are shaping the future workplace. He has operated as a leader within big firms based in the UK and Canada and brings a global perspective to his work. His real-world experience, guidance and expertise informs and supports leaders and leadership teams in navigating through existing and future opportunities and challenges. Paul is involved in several game changing quests to better understand what leaders and organizations of tomorrow will need to set themselves apart. Currently, he is exploring the topic of why leaders are fired. This will be the focus of his upcoming book, speaker series and leadership development program, which will be underpinned by a counter intuitive theory that future leaders and organizations will set themselves apart by the current attributes that they are fired for in today’s organizations. Simply put, Paul’s mission over the last 25 years has been to rid the world of toxic leaders, one leader at a time. An avid traveler, Paul has explored over 30 countries, is a veteran snowboarder of Canada’s best powder, and divides his time between western and central Canada. Paul passionately provides mentorship to the next generation of young entrepreneurs and future leaders through collaboration with non-profit organizations or simply over a cup of Earl Grey You can find Paul on Linked in at https://www.linkedin.com/in/paulmccarthy73 Otherwise on Twitter at twitter.com/firedleadership Resources: Amanda Lang, The Beauty of Discomfort https://www.harpercollins.com/products/the-beauty-of-discomfort-amanda-lang?variant=32207599960098 An article discussing the research of Amy Edmundson and Anita Woolley, discussing why organizations need a "fertile soil" in order to make leadership development effective so that they can grow. https://hbr.org/2016/10/why-leadership-training-fails-and-what-to-do-about-it Subscribe to Humans, Now and Then to make sure you don't miss out on amazing upcoming conversations. You can also follow the show on Twitter @humansnownthen, or on Instagram @humansnowandthen. Follow host Rebecca Scott on LinkedIn at linkedin.com/in/rscottcbap
Rebecca Scott of STREAT is a socially-responsible and refreshingly quirky role model for our times. A self proclaimed 'hustler’ since childhood, Bec sees the value in everyone and everything. What's more, she knows how to bolt it all together to build an egalitarian vision that contributes to the social betterment of our world. With 11 social enterprises under the STREAT banner, Bec's quest to provide a sense of belonging and hope to our youth -- catalysed by the simple question “whose problem is that really?” -- will inspire and challenge you in equal measure. Language warning: one or two f-bombs dropped.SHOW NOTESSTREAT has fed over 3 million people since opening in 2010Why her school teachers aren't surprised that she's become a ‘social entrepreneur’Harnessing collaborative energy, social capital, political capitalA working class kid with a talent for “hustling” - not bossy but capableAn intrinsic sense of egalitarianism - everyone in a community can add valueUsing creativity to solve problems and affect changeThe joy of co-founding a social enterprise with her 10 year old sonWhat is a social enterprise?Using the margins to stimulate the creative process - in line with other random collaboratorsTaking years to connect dots of systems thinking using creativity and visual promptsHer aversion to creating projects on her own - co creation makes sparks fly and reality happenFor every one idea that happens, 100 don’t come to fruition. That’s ok.The queen of side projects Following the path of the energy flowMoving on if a project comes up against inertiaManaging her phenomenal restlessnessInhabiting 2050 in her mindWhy she looks like a “messy innovator”Connecting all her projects without being linearSpotting patterns through the noiseValuing latent potential Needing pace and slowness simultaneouslyBeing the equal master of the small and fast, the quiet and loudDon’t give up your day job and still make a differenceHave you assessed your environmental footprint?Why we must stop externalising slaveryWhy corporate companies are just an extension of our individual buying habitsThe power of arming yourself with knowledge and building a likeminded tribe Seeking humans who inspire through gentle humilityBelonging and social inclusion is the secret sauce for homeless youthWhose problem are the homeless?The beauty of a new budEverything worthwhile starts with a simple conversationLINKS YOU'LL LOVESTREATChicken Soup for the SoulSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/futuresteading)
Ep.10 of the Surf Coast Creatives podcast is now live. Tune in wherever you get your favourite podcasts. In this episode, we sit down for a chat with founders of the Workers Hut in Torquay, Dave & Rebecca Scott. Dave & Bec open up about their journey since falling in love during their uni days in Melbourne and their current role as custodians of the Workers Hut community.Dave & Bec started the Workers Hut three and a half years ago after spotting a need for a home-like premise for freelancers, solopreneurs and small businesses to work from. Tune in to hear the mission behind the Workers Hut and the opportunity to interact and grow alongside your fellow movers and shakers on the Surf Coast. We also chat about some exciting news for creatives on the Surf Coast and make an announcement regarding the future of the Surf Coast Creatives podcast. It's a ripping episode and we cannot believe we are at the end of Season 2 already!We'll be coming to you next week with a special BONUS episode to recap Season 2 and talk about what we've learnt during this season. We'll share some more details about our announcement today and answer any questions you might have as well.Tune in and leave a rating on iTunes or your favourite pod platform if you get a chance!Ben & Jess :)
2020 Fellowship Captains, Meg Graham and Rebecca Scott, have collaborated together once more to reflect on Psalm 13 and how David faced his experiences of suffering. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/gareth-tyndall1/message
Dina and Rebecca discuss indigenous food efforts, plant-based diets for autoimmune support, and the diverse culture within New York City. Rebecca Scott is the founder of Sustainable Snacks, a Bronx-based natural foods company on a mission to promote public health through better snacking. After being diagnosed with lupus and making changes to her own diet, Rebecca sought to work with hundreds of clients to help them improve their health outcomes through food and nutrition modifications. Rebecca now promotes plant-based eating through the snacks she creates, her community efforts with Bronx Health REACH, and as part of the #Not62 Campaign for a Healthy Bronx. You can learn more about Rebecca and Sustainable Snacks at https://sustainablesnacks.co/, https://www.instagram.com/sussnacks/, https://twitter.com/sussnacks, and https://www.facebook.com/SustainbleSnacks. If you enjoyed this podcast, please subscribe, leave a review, and share it with others! You can also submit listener feedback or request to be a guest on a future episode by completing this form: https://forms.gle/7UZ2kEPDHjBgLhRU9. Help support this podcast for as little as $0.99/month: https://anchor.fm/dishwithdina/support --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dishwithdina/support
Rebecca Scott is on a mission to inspire others to shape a better future. As the founder of Vivid Spring Solutions, she strives to provide the information and services companies need to help employees connect their purpose to the company's mission. She is also the host of the Humans, Now and Then podcast, which explores how our rapidly changing world impacts people, now and in the future. Rebecca has a 20-year career that spans Healthcare, Finance, Technology and Business Analysis, and has spoken at numerous local and international conferences on topics including Innovation, Team Dynamics and Employee Success. Music Credit: Jesse Spillane - All Humans Huge thanks to Podcorn for sponsoring this episode. Explore sponsorship opportunities and start monetizing your podcast by signing up here: https://podcorn.com/podcasters/
After spending a decade offering disadvantaged youth a supported pathway from the street to a sustainable livelihood with her café and catering business Rebecca Scott (Streat) not only had to pivot her hospitality model but find a way to continue to look after those in need. Given the slim margins in hospitality and more below the poverty line she’s embarking on a new model to use the power of food to save lives.https://www.streat.com.auFollow Deep In The Weeds on Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/deepintheweedspodcast/?hl=enFollow Huckhttps://www.instagram.com/huckstergram/Follow Rob Locke (Executive Producer)https://www.instagram.com/foodwinedine/LISTEN TO OUR OTHER PODCASTSDirty Linen with Dani Valenthttps://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/dirty-linen-a-food-podcast-with-dani-valent/id1518946986The Crackling with Anthony Huckstephttps://linktr.ee/thecrackling
Join Joe Rogers and Patrick Beggs to review season one of #BaU. From the lows of figuring out portable pandemic studios to the highs of great guests covering topics such as indigenous rights, dyslexia, community reform, social media as societal kryptonite, and art. Listening to our guest's process has been a big ride and an even bigger privilege. Pearls of wisdom have fallen out of each one of our guests. Our big learning? For real change to occur it takes small incremental steps with consistent sustained effort. Nothing happens overnight, not even a podcast. A huge thanks to all who joined usconor hickey, Alasdair MacKinnon, Rebecca Scott, OAM, Judy Atkinson, George Hedon, Enabler of Awesome, Pause Fest, Fiona Armstrong, Simon Goodrich, Madeleine Habib, Dean Starbuck Bragonier, Sam Patterson, Dr Sue Thomas FRSA, Dipayan Ghosh, Scott Cane, Gavin Morris Hope you have been enjoying the ride as much as we have. Season two starts in a couple of weeks. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Working towards your own version of success. A great discussion about working through the ups and downs of life, not quite knowing where you want to go. And when sometimes life just throws something, hard, at you.Check out the blog post here.Rebecca Scott is a Futurist, a Business Technologist, a StrategyConsultant and the founder of Vivid Spring Solutions. She is also thehost of the Humans, Now and Then podcast, which explores how ourrapidly changing world impacts people, now and in the future.
Episode title: Dr. Rebecca Scott on ‘Paying for Pain’ through the Experience of Extreme Adventure RacingEpisode summary introduction: Through Dr. Scott’s research on Tough Mudder adventure racing, we consider what motivates people to put their bodies through pain for ‘fun’; we consider the increased participation in outdoor activities during lockdown; and the interconnection of body and mind in nature. Topics discussed in this episode: The ‘Cubicle-bound Masses’ – knowledge workers caught up in sedentary lifestyle, like battery chickens! Escapism from monotony of modern, urban society Extreme adventure races – the commercialised and more socially-acceptable version of Brad Pitt’s Fight Club! Self-directed health & lifestyle changesResourceful Residents –making the most of natural, local landscapes & mountainscapes“Experiential Resume/CV” Putting one’s body on the line in the name of research… ethnographic immersion in Tough Mudder adventure races! Body & Mind Dualism Nature, natural habitats and water reviving our bodies & mindsThe Artist’s Way Electromagnetic Hypersensitivity (EHS) and potential harmful effects of electromagnetic fields to our bodiesResources mentioned in this episode: Rebecca Scott, Julien Cayla, Bernard Cova, Selling Pain to the Saturated Self, Journal of Consumer Research, Volume 44, Issue 1, June 2017, Pg 22-43, https://doi.org/10.1093/jcr/ucw071 Adventure race: https://toughmudder.com/Introduces French Anthropologist David Le Breton - pain as an agent for body metamorphosis: BRETON, D. L. (2000). Playing Symbolically with Death in Extreme Sports. Body & Society, 6(1), 1–11. https://doi.org/10.1177/1357034X00006001001Anat Keinan, Ran Kivetz, Productivity Orientation and the Consumption of Collectable Experiences, Journal of Consumer Research, Volume 37, Issue 6, 1 April 2011, Pages 935–950, https://doi.org/10.1086/657163Swimrun events: https://otilloswimrun.com/The Wim Hof Method: https://www.wimhofmethod.com/https://www.doterra.com/US/en/about-our-storyhttps://drjoedispenza.com/pages/abouthttps://www.abraham-hicks.com/https://juliacameronlive.com/the-artists-way/ Subscribe to the Journeying podcast YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqa2toscxF6xiFPslXxUtZw?view_as=subscriber Rate & review on iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/ie/podcast/journeying/id1529912826 Like our Facebook Page: https://bit.ly/33kp4bU
Cat Derner speaks with Rebecca Scott, host of the Humans Now and Then podcast, who shares her story of experiencing burnout, including the physical and emotional toll it took on her. Rebecca provides advice for woman experiencing burnout so that they can overcome it or avoid it in the future.
Eric and Rebecca Scott are a married couple with the perfect combination of math and writing skills. Eric is a licensed CPA in Kentucky and is a Tax Senior Manager at Ernst & Young, focusing on a wide variety of technical topics. Rebecca, who was an autism behavioral intervention specialist before staying home to raise her two children, is now an accomplished author. Her book “Sensational Kids, Sensational Families: Hope For Sensory Processing Differences” chronicles the research, interventions, and mindset shifts that helped their family through their son’s sensory processing disorder diagnoses. She also directs a local homeschool cooperative organization in which she works hard to accommodate all special needs. And when you think about it, choosing to adapt to an unexpected challenge is the embodiment of improv and creating a supportive community for special needs individuals requires great leadership — so there’s a lot to learn from Eric and Rebecca even if you don’t have any children at all. If you have a kid going through the challenges associated with sensory processing differences, you will want to check out her book. It is packed full of tips and strategies for you to support your child in the best way possible, setting them up for a future that makes them truly sensational. To learn more, and for the complete show notes, visit: petermargaritis.com Resources: sensationalkidssensationalfamilies.com Read: “Sensational Kids, Sensational Families: Hope For Sensory Processing Differences” linkedin.com/in/rebeccaduvallscott linkedin.com/in/eric-d-scott-81231643 facebook.com/groups/SensationalKidsSensationalFamilies Change Your Mindset is a production of Crate Media Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Social entrepreneur Rebecca Scott discusses the ideas of a new taskforce convened by the City of Melbourne with a remit to “Bring Melbourne Back Better” post-pandemic. She also talks about her new "dirt to doorstep" food system project Moving Feast, galvanised in response to growing food insecurity during the pandemic.
With recent events and the resulting protests due to social injustice, the current moment has shaken many of us in a way that inspires us to shape a better future. In this episode, I speak to Diversity and Inclusion Strategist Kristina Smith about diversity, race and the importance of having the ability to be exactly who we are in our work and in the world. Kristina's Bio: Professional Background: Kristina Smith, CDP (she, her) has spent the bulk of her career in training and development. This laid the foundation to develop performance improvement strategies for corporations. She has been successful at helping organizations build stronger teams through specific team development activities, strategic planning with leaders and designing programs to develop bench strength in companies. Coaching C-Suite and mid level managers was a large part of her success ensuring businesses met their goals and objectives. Kristina has worked with corporations, government, and non-profits. Her greatest strength is her ability to communicate with all stakeholders. She facilitates conversations between frontline team members and management. These conversations make it possible to find solutions to some of the organization’s toughest challenges. Diversity, Equity & Inclusion: While working to help teams improve performance, she frequently uncovered data which led to devising and implementing diversity and inclusion (D&I) strategies to exceed expected business results. She has hosted conversations about race, how to create more equitable workspaces, and how leaders in the C-Suite can mentor women and people of color to assist in their advancement, retain them and create inclusive environments. Sometimes, diversity training is not the answer to solving a workplace dilemma. Facilitating a structured conversation is what allows teams to express where an organization may be missing an opportunity to use the employees’ talents and strengths. By tapping into this unused potential organizations are often amazed at how this benefits their company. Facilitating, Coaching, and Conversations: Kristina has trained teams to lead large scale change initiatives as change agents. Teaching facilitation techniques empowered front line leaders to have a dynamic impact within their teams. She is adept at coaching C-Suite and mid level managers to bring out the best in their employees, thereby creating more desirable workplaces. As a Conversational Intelligence (C-IQ) Coach, Kristina facilitates difficult conversations about race, racial inequity, and creating equitable workspaces for all. Kristina shares tools that can help team members navigate difficult conversations with people who are different. Education: Kristina earned a B.S. in Communication Disorders at Emerson College. She attended Johns Hopkins University Carey Business School and received a graduate certificate in Managing Change in Organizations. To better understand individuals, couples, and teams she received a certification from the Relationship Coaching Institute. Expanding on the concept of understanding different groups of people she participated in workshops at the Multi-Cultural Institute. This training eventually led her to become a Certified Diversity Professional (Institute for Diversity Certification). Kristina is certified to deliver the DiSC and the Five Behaviors of a Cohesive Team. The DiSC is a Behavioral Assessment that allows individuals to know themselves and work with others better. She is also certified in Conversational Intelligence (C-IQ). This is the neuroscience of how the brain works when people are in productive and unproductive conversations. She received continuing education credits in Executive Coaching and is currently enrolled in the Purpose Development Coaching program. Volunteer Work: Emerge, Inc – non-profit organization that serves people with disabilities – Past President Emerson College (Boston, MA) – Alumna Board of Directors Resources: McKinsey Reports https://www.mckinsey.com/featured-insights/diversity-and-inclusion/diversity-wins-how-inclusion-matters# https://www.mckinsey.com/~/media/mckinsey/business%20functions/organization/our%20insights/why%20diversity%20matters/diversity%20matters.ashx Harvard Business Review https://hbr.org/topic/diversity Diversity in tech https://www.wired.com/story/five-years-tech-diversity-reports-little-progress/ Google memo: https://www.nytimes.com/2017/08/07/business/google-women-engineer-fired-memo.html https://assets.documentcloud.org/documents/3914586/Googles-Ideological-Echo-Chamber.pdf Movies/Documentaries about race: Netflix documentary: Thirteenth https://www.netflix.com/title/80091741 I Am Not Your Negro https://www.imdb.com/title/tt5804038/ Just Mercy https://www.imdb.com/title/tt4916630/ https://justmercy.eji.org/ Black Lives Matter: blacklivesmatter.com Equal Justice Initiative :https://eji.org/ The views discussed in this episode are those of Rebecca Scott and her guest, and do not reflect those of any employer or client. Music by Ryan Sullivan. Contact: sullybmusic@gmail.com
12. Shaping the Future through Honest Conversation with Rebecca Scott What is our role in shaping the future? Which lessons from the front lines of Covid-19 apply to all of us? And what if your first public speaking experience was embarrassing before you even got on stage? Welcome to The Storypowers Podcast, the show about the power of stories, the people who tell them and why you should be doing it too. I'm your host Francisco Mahfuz. My guest today is Rebecca Scott. Rebecca is a Futurist, a Business Technologist, a Strategy Consultant and the founder of Vivid Spring Solutions. She has a 20-year career that spans Healthcare, Finance, Technology and Business Analysis, and is an international keynote speaker on topics including Innovation, Team Dynamics and Employee Success. She also hosts the podcast Humans, Now and Then, which explores how our rapidly changing world impacts people, now and in the future. You can find Rebecca on her website, and her podcast Humans, Now and Then is available here, and wherever podcasts are found. If you like the show, please leave us a review, share it and SUBSCRIBE! The support is very much appreciated. And please send me your comments on what you'd like to hear on future episodes. I'm a keynote speaker on storytelling, author and public speaking coach. You can connect with me on LinkedIn, where I post daily (or as close to that as real life will let me), and on storypowers.com. You can also check out my book "Bare: A Guide to Brutally Honest Public Speaking" on Amazon.
Today on Moments of Clarity, I speak to Rebecca Scott.Rebecca Scott is one of the most driven, compassionate and innovative community leaders I have had the pleasure of meeting. Bec, along with her partner Kate, co-founded STREAT, a social enterprise that works to help end youth homelessness and disadvantage. STREAT offers disadvantaged youth aged 16-25 a supported pathway from the street to a sustainable livelihood. The success of STREAT is incredible. Since 2010 STREAT has trained and supported over 800 young people, and helped serve meals and coffees to over 2 million customers. This is only the beginning with the goal to help a young person every single mealtime by 2022. That's 1095 people each year. What drives somebody to make such an impact? What lessons can we learn from someone who has absolutely aligned their actions with their values? I was absolutely honoured to have Bec share her journey with me. Bec and I discuss social enterprise as a model for positive change, the systemic issues we often face in society, the importance of trust, the power of our decisions, our need for belonging, why diversity matters and what our future might look like through the lens of an optimist. We also hear about Bec’s personal journey about coming out as queer in a conservative family as well as her many other experiences and beliefs. More about Bec and her work:TEDxCanberra - Rebecca Scott - Sustainable coffee, sustainable dollars, sustainable lives - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y9awoy3HZI4https://www.streat.com.au/http://www.blankpagesandemptyspaces.com/interviews/bec-scott/Email: catering@streat.com.auTwitter: @bec_scotthttps://movingfeast.net/ You can now follow Moments of Clarity on social media!Instagram: @momentsofclaritypodcastFacebook: @momentsofclaritypodcastTwitter: @BarneyMOC Podcast By Matthew SortinoMusic by Christian ProchiloArtwork by Michael Chrisanthopoulos
This week on the Drop In CEO, business technology and innovation expert Rebecca Scott shares how a personal transformation impacted her career trajectory and her passion for human-centric leadership. Listen in as Deborah and Rebecca discuss returning to work after motherhood, focusing on the leader first, and the importance of self awareness for leaders. Rebecca Scott is a Futurist, a Business Technologist, a Strategy Consultant and the founder of Vivid Spring Solutions. She also hosts the podcast Humans, Now and Then, which explores how our rapidly changing world impacts people, now and in the future. She has a 20-year career that spans Healthcare, Finance, Technology and Business Analysis, and has spoken at numerous local and international conferences on topics including Innovation, Team Dynamics and Employee Success. Rebecca has a strong history of driving projects and innovation initiatives and has a keen eye toward continual improvement and self-development. You can connect with Rebecca in the following ways: Websites: vividspring.com humansnowandthen.com Twitter: @vividsprings Instagram: @vividsprings Facebook.com/vividsprings facebook.com/humansnowandthen linkedin.com/in/rscottcbap To learn more about how you can connect with Deb, go to https://www.dropinceo.com/ or join the Drop in CEO Facebook group for more conversations on how to lead, inspire, and achieve your goals. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
This week, TRAC's Fellowship Captains, Meg Graham and Rebecca Scott combine forces to reconsider some of the misconceptions of Jesus' Great Commission, and extract the key comforts of being accompanied to the very end of the age by the One who has all authority in heaven and on earth. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/gareth-tyndall1/message
This is a difficult time in history, but also a critically important one. Therefore, I decided to hold off on publishing the episode I'd planned for today. Instead, let's work together to build a better future. So, go on, go help shape the future. Join the conversation at https://twitter.com/humansnownthen You can comment on the thought-starter posts there, or simply post your own thoughts with the hashtags #gohelpshapethefuture and #humansnowandthen. Resources: Organizations you can support: https://www.townandcountrymag.com/society/money-and-power/g32730417/george-floyd-blm-how-to-donate-help/ Podcasts: Code Switch by NPR: https://www.npr.org/podcasts/510312/codeswitch The Nod: https://gimletmedia.com/shows/the-nod/episodes https://quibi.com/shows/the-nod-with-brittany--eric-495/?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIlpny0P3i6QIVEdvACh2mFgf0EAAYASAAEgIizfD_BwE Books: Curated list of books on anti-racism: https://www.esquire.com/entertainment/books/g32733124/best-books-on-anti-racism/ Do you have other recommendations? Reach out to contact@humansnowandthen.com. This message has been hosted and published by Rebecca Scott. These are her thoughts and ideas and not in association with any employer or client.
Our guest is Rebecca Scott, host of the Humans Now and Then Podcast. We tackle all of the Suburban Folk core topics - parenting, jobs, travel and health from the perspective of what the future might hold. This includes how technology may affect our kids and work life. Of course, we touch on the current situation that the COVID pandemic has put us in and how it may shape the way society functions in the future.To contact Rebecca: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rscottcbap/https://twitter.com/humansnownthenhttps://www.instagram.com/humansnowandthen/Rebecca references the following book:Reclaiming Conversation: The Power of Talk in a Digital Age For more information, visit Suburban Folk
Welcome to COFFEE with Kim with Host Kim Crabill and Special Guests Keith Scott and Rebecca Klein Scott, TALLsmall Productions Topic: Coronavirus Conversation In the wake of the Coronavirus, how we communicate to each other and to ourselves is more important than ever. There will be times in the coming days, weeks and months when we will all have highs and lows and need to lift others or be lifted.Our friends Keith Scott and Rebecca Klein Scott from TALLsmall Productions are back on COFFEE with Kim to give us tips to maintain strong relationships with each other and to look at our own self talk. The opinions expressed during this broadcast are for inspiration, information and motivational purposes. Enjoying the Conversation? Subscribe to the Show! Visit the COFFEE with Kim Show Page at www.up2meradio.com to learn more about the network, the show, Host Kim Crabill and guests. This show is a production of Up2Me Radio in coordination with the Media Team of the Roses and Rainbows Ministry. Visit the ministry at www.rosesandrainbows.org You can find, like and share us on Facebook at Up2Me Radio, follow us on Twitter @Up2Meradio and on Instagram at Up2Me.Radio
Happy St. Patrick's Day! We're back with Episode 6: Alumni Interview #1. In this episode, we are visiting with former SPC Texans about life after South Plains College. Our friends Matt Hamilton, Amanda Newman, and Rebecca Scott were able to sit down with us at the 2020 meeting of the Texas Society of Mammalogists in Junction, TX. They spoke with us about what they've been up to since leaving SPC, what the wish they would have known when they were still our students, and they share some advice for current Texans to consider as they're making that transition to their next institution. We love hearing from our former students and they share some pretty excellent tips for you all. You'll noticed this is Alumni Interview #1 - we loved it so much, we are definitely going to do it again! Look for another episode in the future where we will spotlight another set of alums!Check out the links below to find out more about Catabolic Conversations and connect with your hosts, Kristin and Megan. Click on the links below for more information about this episode:Catabolic Conversations Matt Hamilton's Spotlight ProfileSPC Biology DepartmentFacebook: Catabolic ConversationsInstagram: @CatabolicConvosTwitter: @CatabolicConvosThanks so much for listening to the show and please give us feedback! We love engaging with listeners on social media, so send us a message and share your favorite science memes with us. Be sure to subscribe, rate, and review Catabolic Conversations on your favorite podcast app. This helps us keep up with how we are doing and grows our audience so we can share with an even larger audience!Listen in on Apple, Spotify, TuneIn, iHeartRADIO, or wherever you get your favorite podcasts delivered.
Taste of The Bronx is owned by Anthony Ramirez II, Paul Ramirez and Rebecca Scott based out of the Bronx, New York. In 2019, Mainland Media partnered with local business Sustainable Snacks to start a monthly pop-up market and subscription box service called Taste of The Bronx. Taste of The Bronx is designed to showcase the avors and talents of small Bronx-based businesses and shed a positive light on our borough. The markets allow residents the opportunity to interact with and purchase products from local entrepreneurs while the boxes help small businesses connect with potential new customers. Items selected for the subscription box meet the strict requirements of the Taste of The Bronx Seal of Quality, a new rating system designed to authenticate Bronx businesses that align with our mission and values. Awardees receive a listing on the website and a sticker they can ax to their merchandise to let consumers know their products are of superior quality and from The Bronx. hello@tasteofthebronx.com www.tasteofthebronx.com Instagram: @tasteofthebronx --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/anotherblackownedbiz/support
STANDARD SEMANAL.- “Moment's Notice”.-JAZZ RECUERDO ANIVERSARIO.-Ronnie scott - the couriers of jazz!( & tubby hayes) (1958).-JAZZ ACTUALIDAD .- Ander Garcia Trio con su álbum “AMAHIRU” PROG.Nº 648.- Dos horas para el análisis y repaso a la historia y actualidad que generan esta música americana . Todo en el tono que acostumbra este programa, en dos secciones JAZZ ANIVERSARIO y JAZZ ACTUALIDAD importantes novedades y diferentes canales de comunicación que se ofrecerán al oyente. STANDARD SEMANAL.- “Moment's Notice” JAZZ RECUERDO ANIVERSARIO.-Ronnie scott - the couriers of jazz!( & tubby hayes) (1958) Ronnie Scott & Tubby Hayes - The Couriers Of Jazz* ?– The Couriers Of Jazz Sello: Carlton ?– LP12-116 Formato: Vinyl, LP, Mono País: US Publicado: 1958 Género: Jazz Estilo: Bop Lista de Títulos A1 Mirage 5:20 A2 After Tea 7:50 A3 Stop The World, I Want To Get Off 3:40 A4 In Salah 3:50 B1 Star Eyes 4:10 B2 The Monk 4:35 B3 My Funny Valentine 4:45 B4 Day In, Day Out 5:30 Créditos • Bass – Jeff Clyne • Drums – Bill Eyden • Piano – Terry Shannon • Tenor Saxophone – Ronnie Scott, Tubby Hayes Ronnie Scott OBE (nacido Ronald Schatt , 28 de enero de 1927 - 23 de diciembre de 1996) era un saxofonista tenor inglés de jazz y propietario de un club de jazz. [1] Cofundó el Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club , uno de los clubes de jazz más populares del Reino Unido, en 1959. Ronnie Scott nació en Aldgate , East London , en una familia judía. Su padre, Joseph Schatt, era de ascendencia rusa, y la familia de su madre Sylvia asistió a la sinagoga portuguesa en Alie Street. Scott asistió a la Fundación Central Boys 'School . Scott comenzó a tocar en pequeños clubes de jazz a la edad de 16 años. Su reclamo a la fama fue que "el suegro de Vera Lynn le enseñó a tocar". Estuvo de gira con el trompetista Johnny Claes de 1944 a 1945 y con Ted Heath en 1946. Trabajó con Ambrose , Cab Kaye y Tito Burns . Estuvo involucrado en la cooperativa banda y club Club Eleven de músicos de corta duración (1948–50) con Johnny Dankworth . Scott se hizo conocido del arreglista / compositor Tadd Dameron , cuando el estadounidense trabajaba en el Reino Unido para Heath, y se informa que actuó con Dameron como el pianista, en un concierto de Club Eleven. Scott fue miembro de la generación de músicos británicos que trabajaron en el transatlántico Cunard Queen Mary de forma intermitente desde 1946 hasta alrededor de 1950 para visitar la ciudad de Nueva York y escuchar la nueva forma de jazz llamada bebop en los clubes de allí. Scott fue uno de los primeros músicos británicos influenciados por Charlie Parker y otros músicos de jazz moderno. En 1952, Scott se unió a la orquesta de Jack Parnell y de 1953 a 1956 dirigió una banda y quinteto de nueve integrantes que incluyó a Pete King , con quien luego abrió su club de jazz, Victor Feldman , Hank Shaw y Phil Seamen . Co-dirigió The Jazz Couriers con Tubby Hayes de 1957 a 1959 y fue líder de un cuarteto que incluía a Stan Tracey (1960-67). De 1967 a 1969, Scott fue miembro de la Big Band Kenny Clarke / Francy Boland , que recorrió Europa e incluyó a Johnny Griffin y Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis . Simultáneamente, dirigió su octeto, que incluía a John Surman y Kenny Wheeler , y un trío con Mike Carr en los teclados y Bobby Gien en la batería (1971–1975). Las otras bandas de Scott a menudo incluían a John Critchinson en los teclados y Martin Drew en la batería. Hizo un trabajo de sesión ocasional, que incluyó tocar el solo en " Lady Madonna ", el sencillo de 1968 de los Beatles , tocar en la partitura de Roy Budd para la película Fear Is the Key (1972) y tocar el solo de saxo tenor en " I Missed Again ", el sencillo de 1981 de Phil Collins . Charles Mingus dijo de él en 1961: "De los niños blancos, Ronnie Scott se acerca al sentimiento del negro y azul, como lo hace Zoot Sims ". [9] Scott grabó con poca frecuencia durante las últimas décadas de su carrera. Sufría de depresión. Mientras se recuperaba de una cirugía para implantes dentales, murió a la edad de 69 años de una sobredosis accidental de barbitúricos recetados por su dentista. La viuda de Ronnie Scott, Mary Scott, y su hija, Rebecca Scott, escribieron las memorias A Fine Kind of Madness: Ronnie Scott Remembered , con un prólogo de Spike Milligan. El libro fue publicado en 1999 en Londres por Headline Book Publishing. Scott es quizás mejor recordado por su cofundación, con el ex tenista de saxo tenor Pete King , Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club , que abrió el 30 de octubre de 1959 en un sótano en 39 Gerrard Street en el distrito Soho de Londres , con el debut de un joven alto El saxofonista llamado Peter King (sin relación), antes de mudarse a un lugar más cercano en 47 Frith Street en 1965. El lugar original continuó operando como el "Old Place" hasta que el contrato de arrendamiento se agotó en 1967, y fue utilizado para actuaciones de la nueva generación de músicos nacionales. Scott actuó regularmente como el genial Maestro de Ceremonias del club, y se destacó por su repertorio de bromas, comentarios y frases ingeniosas. Una introducción típica podría ser: "Nuestro próximo invitado es uno de los mejores músicos del país. En la ciudad, es una mierda". Otro anuncio memorable fue: "La próxima semana estamos orgullosos de tener un cuarteto con Stan Getz y el violinista Stuff Smith. Se llama el" Cuarteto relleno de Getz ". Ronnie solía usar en los últimos días los servicios de John Schatt para reservar bandas de rock para Ronnie. Scott está arriba. Después de la muerte de Scott, King continuó dirigiendo el club durante otros nueve años, antes de venderlo al empresario de teatro Sally Greene en junio de 2005. En septiembre de 2013, mientras se redecoraba el club, se colocó un acaparamiento de 12 metros cuadrados en la fachada de la calle Frith como un homenaje a su fundador homónimo, con una fotografía gigante de Ronnie Scott por Val Wilmer , junto a una de su legendaria -liners: "Me encanta este lugar, es como estar en casa, sucio y lleno de extraños". Además de participar en orquestas de nombre, Scott dirigió o co-dirigió numerosas bandas con algunos de los músicos de jazz más destacados de Gran Bretaña del día. JAZZ ACTUALIDAD .-Esta semana vamos a tener al contrabajista Ander Garcia Trio con su álbum “AMAHIRU” Cuando los ingredientes son sobradamente conocidos, tendemos a pensar que los resultados también serán los habituales. Y aunque a menudo es así, cuando esos mismos ingredientes caen en manos de un artitsta valiente, obstinado y brillante como Ander Garcia la sorpresa puede ser mayúscula. Y este bello y excitante nuevo trabajo que se presenta bajo el nombre de Ander Garcia Trio sin duda lo es. En ese sentido, son especialmente destacables sus discos en solitario “Ttun Kurrun” y “Hiru”, ampliamente aclamados por la crítica especializada. Pero en el caso que nos ocupa, el del trio que forma junto al piano de Jorge Castañeda y la batería de Mikel Urretagoiena, nos encontramos con el Ander Garcia mas explorador y aventurero. En este proyecto Ander utiliza las métricas y melodías de ancestrales bailes y bersos euskaldunes para desarrollar sus improvisaciones, y al mismo tiempo los moldea y adapta a nuevos contextos musicales creando un espacio de intercambio limbre entre ellos. De este modo el ritmo de la ezpata dantza se convierte en danza latinoaméricana, y partiendo del de los zortzikos llega a un híbrido rítimico absolutamente contemporáneo y desconocido, o se lanza a llevar el ritmo del tamboril a la batería para diseccionarlo en un abánico de variantes deslumbrante. Las oportunidades para la sorpresa son infinitas en este disco.
In this BONUS episode, Tom Henricksen, the host of the Agile Online Summit presents this unique Agile conference that you can attend from home. The Agile Online Summit has been on since 2017, and is now in its third edition. From 500 participants in its first year, the AOS 19 will have 3000+ attendees from all over the world, and when you look at the list of speakers, it’s easy to understand why. AOS 19 will have, among others: Andrew Stellman will talk about the people aspects, and how those affect Agile adoption Al Shallowly will explore the 3rd decade of Agile, and what it might bring Rebecca Scott will share her ideas on how teams can improve their connection with other teams Bob Gallen will speak about Product Ownership Anantha Natarajan will share lessons from implementing agile in a non-IT organization Richard Lawerence will share his experience and ideas about Behavior Driven Development Date and place: October 7th to 11th This session packed conference will take place online from October 7th to 11th. Beyond the recorded sessions that will be accessible in those dates, there will also be live sessions organized to help you ask direct questions from the participants as well as interact with your fellow conference attendees. For more details stay tuned to the Agile Online Summit website, where all the sessions are described, and where the information about upcoming live sessions will be added. A networking opportunity you can enjoy from home or at the office As any IRL (in-real-life) conference, Agile Online Summit is a networking opportunity, which will help you get to know the speakers as well as other participants. There will be a slack channel available for all who sign-up at this link (NOTE: DISCOUNTED VIP TICKET for Scrum Master Toolbox Podcast fans). The Slack channel will be the preferred community hang-out area with channels for you to interact with participants from all over the world, but there will also be live sessions where you can ask questions directly from the speakers. Sign-up for the conference to know when those sessions take place (NOTE: Tickets are FREE for live attendance, purchase the VIP ticket for life-time access to the talks). About Tom Henricksen Tom Henricksen is a technical professional and coach. After working for many years as a developer, Scrum Master, and manager he has made a lot of mistakes and wants to help others achieve their goals. Tom has a passion for sharing wisdom with other agilists. Tom is the founder and host of the Agile Online Summit. You can link with Tom Henricksen on LinkedIn and connect with Tom Henricksen on Twitter. You can find Tom Henricksen’s website at MyITCareerCoach.com.
This week I talk to Dr. Rebecca Scott from Harper College about her work teaching philosophy and that we're always making sure our pedagogy fits the needs of our students, and rethinking the ways in which we want to make students feel challenged through learning.You can follow Dr. Scott at @philoso_panda and hear the work from her other life in Panda Riot at https://pandariot.bandcamp.com/
"Can a man and a woman truly ever be in an instagram story together?" Loksins fengum við þriðju bestu okkar úr grín-tríóinu Fyndnustu mínar í pod-ið, enga aðra en fjöllistakonuna Rebeccu Scott Lord. Við ræðum sýninguna Björn Bragi Djöfulsson, fjölskylduhátíð í álveri, Millionaire Matchmaker, Pokémon og þá uggvænlegu staðreynd að þetta er líklegast illkvitnasti þáttur Lóu hingað til. ATH þátturinn fer mestmegnis fram á engil-saxnesku!
Welcome to COFFEE with Kim with Special Guests Keith & Rebecca Scott of TALLsmall Productions. Topic: The Power of LOVE February is the month of celebrating LOVE. On the next COFFEE with Kim, Keith and Rebecca Scott will join Kim Crabill, and you will want to be there too! Through their company TALLsmall Productions, this husband and wife team have helped Fortune 500 companies, small family-owned businesses, and everything in between with effective, action-generating communication that's grounded in the principles of unconditional love. Hear the amazing story of how they built their business and have managed bipolar disorder. And learn how you too can communicate more effectively and lovingly in your closest relationships. The opinions expressed during this broadcast are for inspiration, information and motivational purposes. Enjoying the Conversation? Subscribe to the Show! Visit the COFFEE with Kim Show Page at www.up2meradio.com to learn more about the network, the show, Host Kim Crabill and her guests. This show is a production of Up2Me Radio in coordination with the Media Team of the Roses and Rainbows Ministry. Visit us at www.rosesandrainbows.org You can find, like and share us on Facebook at Up2Me Radio and follow us on Twitter @Up2Meradio
INTEGRATING TECHNOLOGY FOR LEARNING...A SCHOOL LIBRARIAN SPEAKS OUT !This time Smartbrief bring us IL High School Librarian, Professor Rebecca Scott on her award winning post
Episode 4 of Let's Talk TRIO! Caution to the Listener: The guest is recounting traumatic aspects of their lives, for the sake of her story...and the full context of her journey...the interview was left mostly unedited. There are parts of this interview you may find distressing or unsettling...listener discretion is advised. Introduction Underwriter: None Guest: Rebecca Scott, Student Support Services Alum from Northeastern A&M College and student at University of Arkansas Closing Thoughts Be an underwriter for Let's Talk TRIO How to be a Guest on the Podcast Next week's guest: Galeth Bolanos, current staff member for the TRIO Academic Advancement Center (AAC) Acknowledgements... Rodrick Chambers - Honorary co-host and advisor Scott Kendall - Tech Support and advisor Music by BenSound.com - Royalty Free Music
Underwritten by the Southwest Association of Student Assistance Programs (SWASAP) Interview with Rodrick Chambers Closing Thoughts Next guest: Rebecca Scott, TRIO Alum (Student Support Services)
What does it take to be a successful social entrepreneur and a pioneer in the field of impact investing? As the co-founder of STREAT, Bec has learnt by doing. In this episode she talks about her work, what she’s learnt and how STREAT gives young people a sense of belonging.
Good Morning, todays is Feb 1, 2018... I'm your host today, Rebecca Scott, Executive Assistant to the CEO at mba. Beginning today's headlines in Fleet News. KLM Cityhopper took delivery of one new ERJ-170. China Southern took delivery of one new A321-200. Ryanair took delivery of one new B737-800. Copa Airlines is to receive their first orders of B737 MAX's in August 2018. The carrier will be adding a total of six new aircraft this year. Air Leisure is currently discussing the possiblity of acquiring an additional A330, which will mainly be used for charters. Lessor News… PNC Aviation Finance posted a record year in 2017, having provided financing to more than 170 clients and originations for business aircraft up almost 40% from 2016. From Manufacturers today…. Boeing announces goal for 2018 of delivering a new plane every 11hours...The plane maker expects to deliver between 810 and 815 commercial airplanes in 2018 Airbus confirms its considering the possibility of including an increased stretched A320neo into the 320 family. for Operators news today… Hawaiian Airlines expects their 2018 Capital Expenditure to be between 375 million to 425 million. By the end of this year, they will have nine additional A321 neos and have retired all of their B767s. Hawaiian has confirmed that they have entered into an agreement to purchase three of their leased B767's and sell them on their own. Tobago Airways plans to launch operations in February 2018 with two aircraft. They will be servicing the Trinidad and Tobago Airbridge. According to their CEO, Raymond McMillan, the startup airline is currently seeking investers as they finalize approvals. Ethiopian Airlines and Guinea Airlines have signed a strategic partnership which covers sales management, maintenance and transferring of technology. Thanks for listening and please join us again next time for more aviation news!
This week’s episode is all about the bulkiest snake beast of them all – the ANACONDA. First we look into what neonate anacondas get up to. Then move onto a paper that investigates the human-anaconda conflict across South America (spoiler: people don’t like monster snakes). In lieu of a newly discovered anaconda we discuss a snake with a strange tail in Species of Bi-week. FULL REFERENCE LIST AVAILABLE AT: herphighlights.podbean.com Main Paper References: Rivas, Jesús A., Cesar R. Molina, Sarah J. Corey, and G. M. Burghardt. 2016. “Natural History of Neonatal Green Anacondas (Eunectes Murinus): A Chip Off the Old Block.” Copeia 104 (2): 402–10. Miranda, Everton B P, Raimundo P Ribeiro-, and Christine Strüssmann. 2016. “The Ecology of Human-Anaconda Conflict: A Study Using Internet Videos.” Tropical Conservation Science 9 (1): 43–77. Species of the Bi-Week: Aengals, R., and S. R. Ganesh. 2013. "Rhinophis goweri-a new species of Shieldtail snake from the southern Eastern Ghats, India." Russian Journal of Herpetology 20 (1): 61-65. Other Mentioned Papers/Studies: De la Quintana, Paola, Jesús A. Rivas, Federico Valdivia, and Luis F. Pacheco. 2017. "Home range and habitat use of Beni anacondas (Eunectes beniensis) in Bolivia." Amphibia-Reptilia 38 (4): 547-553. Denny, MW, BL Lockwood, and GN Somero. 2009. “Can the Giant Snake Predict Palaeoclimate?” Nature 460 (7255): E3–4. Gans, Carl, Herbert C. Dessauer, and Dusan Baic. 1978. "Axial differences in the musculature of uropeltid snakes: the freight-train approach to burrowing." Science 199 (4325): 189-192. Head, JJ, JI Bloch, AK Hastings, JR Bourque, EA Cadena, FA Herrera, PD Polly, and CA Jaramillo. 2009. “Head et Al. Reply.” Nature 460 (7255): E4–5. Head, JJ, JI Bloch, AK Hastings, JR Bourque, EA Cadena, FA Herrera, PD Polly, and CA Jaramillo. 2009. “Giant Boid Snake from the Palaeocene Neotropics Reveals Hotter Past Equatorial Temperatures.” Nature 457 (7230). Nature Publishing Group: 715–17. Headland, TN, and HW Greene. 2011. “Hunter-Gatherers and Other Primates as Prey, Predators, and Competitors of Snakes.” Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 108 (52): 1470–74. Makarieva, AM, VG Gorshkov, and B-L Li. 2009. “Re-Calibrating the Snake Palaeothermometer.” Nature 460 (7255): E2–3. Maritz, B, J Penner, M Martins, J Crnobrnja-Isailović, S Spear, LRV Alencar, J Sigala-Rodriguez, et al. 2016. “Identifying Global Priorities for the Conservation of Vipers.” Biological Conservation 204: 94–102. Milanesi, P, FT Breiner, F Puopolo, and R Holderegger. 2017. “European Human-Dominated Landscapes Provide Ample Space for the Recolonization of Large Carnivore Populations under Future Land Change Scenarios.” Ecography 40: 1359–68. Moleón, M, JA Sánchez-Zapata, JM Gil-Sánchez, JM Barea-Azcón, E Ballesteros-Duperón, and E Virgós. 2011. “Laying the Foundations for a Human-Predator Conflict Solution: Assessing the Impact of Bonelli’s Eagle on Rabbits and Partridges.” PLoS ONE 6 (7). Natusch, D. J., and J. A. Lyons. 2012. "Relationships between ontogenetic changes in prey selection, head shape, sexual maturity, and colour in an Australasian python (Morelia viridis)." Biological Journal of the Linnean Society, 107 (2): 269-276. O'Shea, Mark, Steve Slater, Rebecca Scott, Sarah A. Smith, Katie McDonald, Bob Lawrence and Marie Kubiak. 2016. “Eunectes murinus (Green Anaconda) Reproduction / Facultative parthenogenesis.” Herpetological Review 47 (1): 73 Pike, DA, L Pizzatto, BA Pike, and R Shine. 2008. “Estimating Survival Rates of Uncatchable Animals: The Myth of High Juvenile Mortality in Reptiles.” Ecology 89 (3): 607–11. Potts, JM, ST Buckland, L Thomas, and A Savage. 2012. “Estimating Abundance of Cryptic but Trappable Animals Using Trapping Point Transects: A Case Study for Key Largo Woodrats.” Methods in Ecology and Evolution 3 (4): 695–703. Sniderman, JMK. 2009. “Biased Reptilian Palaeothermometer?” Nature 460 (7255): E1–2. Strimple, P. D. 1993. “Overview of the natural history of the green anaconda (Eunectes murinus).” Herpetological Natural History, 1(1): 25-35. Waller T., Micucci P., Alvarenga E. 2007. Conservation biology of the yellow anaconda (Eunectes notaeus) in northeastern Argentina. In: Biology of the boas and pythons. Henderson R.W. and Powell R. (Eds). Eagle Mountain Publishing, Utah Other Links/Mentions: Uropeltidae blog - http://snakesarelong.blogspot.co.uk/2017/02/shield-tailed-snakes-uropeltidae.html Harry Greene. Primates And Snakes, 75 Million Years Of Deadly Dialogue? - https://www.allaboutbirds.org/primates-and-snakes-75-million-years-of-deadly-dialogue-video/ Sami Asad’s. Frogs and deforestation, Science Slam Talk - https://youtu.be/7pvwtaZPicI Music – Treehouse by Ed Nelson
Topics Discussed **H and V need to be roomies and souls sisters already **Heather is working on emotional constipation as well **Was Heather always so cool? (theory) **Paula is going through a lot RN **Paula needs help too **Paula needs to spread her peanut butter better **Why she super clings to Rebecca **Scott is growing up with the boys **A fun project I am working on with ContentS of CharacterS hostess for the 100 song episode **Twitter has too many spoilers
Passionate social entrepreneur Rebecca Scott is, quite simply, an unstoppable force. She is the founder of STREAT, a multi-venue hospitality organisation whose traineeships change the lives of vulnerable young people. Through their cafes, catering and artisan baking, STREAT provides the opportunity for homeless kids to learn hospitality skills and open the door to a new start. A scientist by training and with no experience in hospitality or social work, Rebecca founded STREAT in 2009 after a simple meal in Vietnam changed her life.
Second Date Update: Honesty is the BEST policy, We catch up with Jeff's high school teacher who is an author, News That Didn't Make the News, Ridic reasons for calling in sick, Your dog dreams about you, Latest internet crazy, Best Friend Game.
We talk with Rebecca and Hank about the unique things they offer at their venue near Orlando Florida. We talk about a fishing program for kids, a tree maze, corporate outings and some unique marketing ideas that have worked well for them.
In Episode 1, Rebecca Scott tells us the story of how they took a donation of $4,000, transformed it into $80,000 crowdfunding campaign and launched their new $160,000 social enterprise cafe
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STREAT won the award as Most Innovative Australian Social Enterprise in 2014 but Rebecca Scott has big plans for its growth and innovation.
Rebecca J. Scott, author of Freedom Papers: An Atlantic Odyssey in the Age of Emancipation, and co-authored with Jean M. Hébrard, will discuss how they traced one family across five generations and three continents, into slavery and then back into freedom. Freedom papers is the 2012 Recipient of the Albert J. Beveridge Award and the James A. Rawley Prize in Atlantic History - American Historical Association. Scott teaches history and law at the University of Michigan. She is also a recipient of the Guggenheim Fellowship and a member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.
In 2008 Rebecca Scott left her long-standing job as a Scientist at the CSIRO and co-founded Streat - a Melbourne-based social enterprise that sells delicious food and coffee whilst providing homeless young people with hope, self-belief and the opportunity to get qualified in hospitality. As Streat's tagline suggests - Streat stops homelessness the delicious way. Whether you're looking to start a social enterprise yourself, wondering how you can integrate some social responsibility in your small business or just love an inspiring story then you're going to love hearing what Rebecca has to share. This is a wonderful story of how you can start a business, make some money and do the world of good along the way. Listen up! The post #103 How to make money and do a world of good. appeared first on Small Business Big Marketing. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Credit card debt, redundancy and eviction are all part of the day’s work for Rebecca Scott, Senior Solicitor at the Royal Courts of Justice Advice Bureau. Audio reflects the law as at the date of recording, September to Oct 2011.
Transcript -- Credit card debt, redundancy and eviction are all part of the day’s work for Rebecca Scott, Senior Solicitor at the Royal Courts of Justice Advice Bureau. Audio reflects the law as at the date of recording, September to Oct 2011.
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