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In this heartwarming episode, host Christina Cuevas explores the profound world of emotional support animals, highlighting their pivotal role in the healing and transformation journey of divorced women. These furry companions intuitively provide unwavering support, becoming pillars of unconditional love and empathetic listeners. Christina shares her personal story of resilience and the unique bond she shares with her emotional support dog, Ruxin, emphasizing the reciprocal nature of their healing journey. She discusses the importance of creating a positive and stable environment for these loyal companions, ultimately nurturing a harmonious and deeply meaningful connection between women and their beloved pets.⭐️Love this episode? The best compliment is to rate/review this podcast!⭐️Join The Pulse - Weekly Newsletter! Signup free by clicking here Click here to connect on Instagram!The Power of Emotional Support Animals: Explore the extraordinary role of emotional support animals in providing comfort and healing during the challenging period of divorce.Reciprocal Healing: Delve into the mutual healing journey experienced by divorced women and their emotional support animals, emphasizing the importance of creating a safe and loving environment.Cultivating Positivity and Stability: Understand the significance of routine and positivity in maintaining emotional well-being for both women and their furry friends.Resilience and Unconditional Love: Discover how emotional support animals teach valuable lessons in resilience and unconditional love, serving as steadfast companions throughout the healing process.Adopt, Don't Shop: An animal dies by euthanasia in a shelter every 6 seconds in the US. We have so many animals waiting to share their love and life with you. Thank you for considering adoption!Questions or comments?

Holly Ruxin is the Founder & CEO of Montcalm TCR, an impact investing family office focused on non-concessionary impact investments. In this episode Holly shares the history of capital markets, where it's going, and why value investing can unlock accelerate this movement.

Tamra Ruxin is a roaster for the local land park roastery Two Seeds Coffee. She knows her coffee and has the credentials to prove it. In fact, Tamra is a certified Q Arabica coffee grader, a certification that is held by only a few hundred people in the U.S. and it means she can taste a cup of coffee and tell you almost anything about it.    We get into the difference between dark, medium and light roasts. How different brewing methods affect your cup of coffee, why you should always grind your beans fresh each morning and what the differences are in the flavors of coffees from different regions.   If you've ever stood in a Temple Coffee and felt confused and overwhelmed this is the episode for you. Listen as Tamra demystifies the sometimes pretentious world of coffee and gives you tips on how to up your personal coffee game and discover what types of roasts you might enjoy.   What Is the Q Grader Coffee System, and What Does It Mean For Your Morning Cup? -KQED   To order some Two Seeds coffee visit their website    Visit the podcast website at dineonesix.com   Follow me on Twitter and Instagram Comments, questions or suggestions? Email me at max@dineonesix.com

Actor, comedian, writer, and producer Nick Kroll joins Dan to discuss a few memorable scenes from FX's The League, including the draft order scene and when Ruxin gets called into HR for using company email to send his raunchy trash-talking videos. Nick reminisces on the days when he played fantasy sports, and shares how his character "Ruxin" almost prevented him from getting married. Nick also reveals his comedy influences, his healthy competition with his writing partner John Mulaney, and demonstrates most, if not all, of the 30 voices he provides on Netflix's Big Mouth. Listen Now. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Actor, comedian, writer, and producer Nick Kroll joins Dan to discuss a few memorable scenes from FX's The League, including the draft order scene and when Ruxin gets called into HR for using company email to send his raunchy trash-talking videos. Nick reminisces on the days when he played fantasy sports, and shares how his character "Ruxin" almost prevented him from getting married. Nick also reveals his comedy influences, his healthy competition with his writing partner John Mulaney, and demonstrates most, if not all, of the 30 voices he provides on Netflix's Big Mouth.Hear new episodes of That Scene with Dan Patrick first on Amazon Music.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

When we think of empathy, we don't often think of the finance industry. In fact, anything to do with money seems to be the antithesis to an empathetic way of doing business. My next guest is leading a revolution to change that and tells us how money was, actually, created to be empathetic. We're talking today with Holly Ruxin who shares her very personal experience with seeing the impact on customers when an entire industry is not built for empathy, even when the people involved are very kind and compassionate. She gets real about why we don't associate the money management industry with empathy - but offers hope that it is changing and that we can evolve finance to that next level that humanity needs again in order to thrive.  Key Takeaways:Money was created to be empathetic. It is a win-win not a win-lose when done right.Money is just an exchange of value. The story we put on it is a feature of our culture. Understanding what is really happening in any situation is where the empathy comes from. "We're seeing big shifts in our financial system and people are really starting to understand that being empathetic feels good. It is how we co-create a better world." —  Holly Ruxin About Holly Ruxin:Holly Ruxin, CEO and Founder, MontcalmHolly Ruxin is committed to transforming people's lives by healing their relationship with money. Holly has decades of experience with Wall Street firms such as Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, and Bank of America, where she gained a thorough understanding of how capital can be managed to help people and the planet, and also where our financial system needs reworking. She founded Montcalm in 2012 to empower people to manage their assets intelligently, with full personal integrity, and from a perspective of abundance. Holly is also the founder of Trevor TCR, a foundation that awards philanthropic grants to support health, education, enterprise, and the arts, all necessary cornerstones of healthy, successful communities. She has an MBA in Finance from Columbia University and a BA in Economics from the University of Michigan. Connect with Holly and Montcalm:Website: montcalmtcr.comLinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/hollyziegelruxin Don't forget to download your free guide! Discover The 5 Business Benefits of Empathy: http://red-slice.com/business-benefits-empathy Connect with Maria: Get the podcast and book: TheEmpathyEdge.comLearn more about Maria's brand strategy work and books: Red-Slice.comHire Maria to speak at your next event: Red-Slice.com/Speaker-Maria-RossLinkedIn: Maria RossInstagram: @redslicemariaTwitter: @redsliceFacebook: Red Slice

When we think of empathy, we don't often think of the finance industry. In fact, anything to do with money seems to be the antithesis to an empathetic way of doing business. My next guest is leading a revolution to change that and tells us how money was, actually, created to be empathetic. We're talking today with Holly Ruxin who shares her very personal experience with seeing the impact on customers when an entire industry is not built for empathy, even when the people involved are very kind and compassionate. She gets real about why we don't associate the money management industry with empathy - but offers hope that it is changing and that we can evolve finance to that next level that humanity needs again in order to thrive.  Key Takeaways:Money was created to be empathetic. It is a win-win not a win-lose when done right.Money is just an exchange of value. The story we put on it is a feature of our culture. Understanding what is really happening in any situation is where the empathy comes from. "We're seeing big shifts in our financial system and people are really starting to understand that being empathetic feels good. It is how we co-create a better world." —  Holly Ruxin About Holly Ruxin:Holly Ruxin, CEO and Founder, MontcalmHolly Ruxin is committed to transforming people's lives by healing their relationship with money. Holly has decades of experience with Wall Street firms such as Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, and Bank of America, where she gained a thorough understanding of how capital can be managed to help people and the planet, and also where our financial system needs reworking. She founded Montcalm in 2012 to empower people to manage their assets intelligently, with full personal integrity, and from a perspective of abundance. Holly is also the founder of Trevor TCR, a foundation that awards philanthropic grants to support health, education, enterprise, and the arts, all necessary cornerstones of healthy, successful communities. She has an MBA in Finance from Columbia University and a BA in Economics from the University of Michigan. Connect with Holly and Montcalm:Website: montcalmtcr.comLinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/hollyziegelruxin Don't forget to download your free guide! Discover The 5 Business Benefits of Empathy: http://red-slice.com/business-benefits-empathy Connect with Maria: Get the podcast and book: TheEmpathyEdge.comLearn more about Maria's brand strategy work and books: Red-Slice.comHire Maria to speak at your next event: Red-Slice.com/Speaker-Maria-RossLinkedIn: Maria RossInstagram: @redslicemariaTwitter: @redsliceFacebook: Red Slice

EPISODE 10, SEASON 2: In honor of International Women's Day, this week's episode stars two incredible businesswomen, leaders, wives, and moms talking about the ‘Future of Women's Empowerment'. Kristy Wallace, CEO of Ellevate Network explores the importance of community and networks. Holly Ruxin, CEO & Founder of new economy investment firm, Montcalm TCR, looks through the lens of money and finances. It's a powerful episode for a changing time!ABOUT THE SERIES: Future of XYZ is a weekly interview series dedicated to fostering forward-thinking discussions about where we are as a world and where we're going. Hosted by LVG & Co.- an independent strategy consultancy based in New York City.FOR MORE INFORMATION: Visit future-of.xyz and follow on social media... IG: @futureofxyz | LinkedIn: @lisagralnek, @lvg-co-strategy | Twitter: @lgralnek

Dr. Jackson and Johnny discuss Ruxin's stroke in FX's "The League." Is there anything The Shiva CAN'T do?

On jäähyväisten aika. Yksi KTP:n kauden 2020 onnistuneimpia hankintoja oli katalaanitoppari Ruxin saapuminen vihreävalkoisten puolustuslinjaan. Vaikka kausi oli pelillisesti menestyksekäs, sisälsi se silti paljon vaikeuksia ja vastoinkäymisiä kentän ulkopuolella. Tässä Kotcastin jaksossa Ruxi avaa syitä, miksi päätti jättää KTP:n vain yhden Kotkassa vietetyn kauden jälkeen. Toimittajana Ville Makkonen.

RoD Presents The Cover Three Podcast!   It's game time again at The Cover Three Podcast as @BlairPierroz and @BCTAFFE take on ten new riddles in Riddle Me This and the guys discuss who they are from The League (hint: Brendan is our resident Ruxin!).   Follow the crew @rideordynasty, @unstuckintime82, @BCTAFFE and @BlairPierroz.   Check out RideorDynasty.com for all of our latest articles.   Be sure to give us a like and subscribe!   Music Courtesy: https://www.epidemicsound.com/my-music/playlists/5281497

Melissa Biggs Bradley sits down with Josh and Alissa Ruxin to talk about why they came to Rwanda on their honeymoon and never left, the country's complicated history and reconciliation process and its rapid development, the power of resilience, and the best way to experience Kigali. Plus, the making of Heaven and The Retreat, their hotels and restaurant, the places they dream about, and more.

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It's pilot season and the analysts of the Silver Screen Playbook are headed to North Winnetka High for their inaugural matchup against the series premier of The League (2009). With the gameday rosters set at Pete, Kevin, Jenny, Ruxin, Andre, and Taco, the analysts are ready for the Coin Toss... which goes to Andrew.1st Quarter: The Highlight Reel - Strongest moments of the episode 2nd Quarter: Personal Foul - We find out about our hosts most (shareable) embarrassing football related moments Halftime! - What a perfect theme song we have here3rd Quarter: Outkicking the Coverage - A recapitulation of the beautiful relationships, romantic and platonic4th Quarter: The Crackback Block - Minor characters that burst onto the sceneOvertime! - Everything that didn't fit to print, highlighted by an outrageously large kitchenEnjoying the show? Make sure to take a moment to rate and review it on your podcast provider. Intro and outro music: "Garage" by Topher Mohr and Alex Elena."To the field" transition music: "Journeyman" by Aakash Gandhi.

It’s pilot season and the analysts of the Silver Screen Playbook are headed to North Winnetka High for their inaugural matchup against the series premier of The League (2009). With the gameday rosters set at Pete, Kevin, Jenny, Ruxin, Andre, and Taco, the analysts are ready for the Coin Toss... which goes to Andrew. 1st Quarter: The Highlight Reel - Strongest moments of the episode 2nd Quarter: Personal Foul - We find out about our hosts most (shareable) embarrassing football related moments Halftime! - What a perfect theme song we have here 3rd Quarter: Outkicking the Coverage - A recapitulation of the beautiful relationships, romantic and platonic 4th Quarter: The Crackback Block - Minor characters that burst onto the scene Overtime! - Everything that didn’t fit to print, highlighted by an outrageously large kitchen Enjoying the show? Make sure to take a moment to rate and review it on your podcast provider. Follow the show on Twitter @SilverPlaybook and Instagram @SilverPlaybookPod Intro and outro music: "Garage" by Topher Mohr and Alex Elena. "To the field" transition music: "Journeyman" by Aakash Gandhi. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This week Chris is back and we talk Ruxin and Taco's budding bromance, the original shiva blast, and we determine WHO IS THE BIGGEST DOUCHEBAG OF THE SEASON! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This week Chris takes a bye-week and Luis talks Chinese figurines, Chris's need for three penis wine, and why Ruxin might just be the Tom Brady of douchebags. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This week we talk fun with feces, flirting, and infidelity. . .to ones league! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In this special kid-friendly episode, we are talking with some very smart students who are home from school about our favorite subject-- clean energy! We learn what clean energy is, what fossil fuels are, and what kids can do at home to reduce energy usage. We also talk about electric vehicles, and we learn why these super-smart kids love clean energy! The kids featured in this episode are: Ruxin, Madison, Malin, Mason, Marshall, Layney, Adriana, Carissa, and Sylvie! Presented by NC Sustainable Energy Association. Hosted and produced by Ben Stockdale. Follow Squeaky Clean on Instagram! @squeakycleanpodcast

Terri talks to Holly Ruxin about her journey into discovering her heart and getting out of her head to lead a more authentic life and help her clients at Montcalm TCR invest in alignment with their personal values.    Who is Holly Ruxin? Holly founded Montcalm TCR, a female-led wealth management firm in San Francisco combining over twenty years’ experience in risk management on Wall Street with a transparent process that empowers clients. Holly has an extensive background in finances having begun her investment career at Goldman Sachs in the fixed income derivatives division, where she learned indelible lessons about risk management and cultivated an expert understanding of money. She later managed assets and led private client teams at Morgan Stanley, Montgomery Securities, and Bank of America.   Show Highlights If Holly had a magic wand she would change the existing power infrastructure where everyone leads from their heads and have everyone lead from their hearts.  Holly talks about following your heart and your gut to be more grounded in your decisions.  Terri talks about having spent the last two years stripping out the adaptations and the accommodations to succeed in a man’s world Holly shared her experience being on Wall Street where she was taught to be very good at leading from the head but later realized there was another way.  She spent several years working with coaches to unravel ‘her head.’ She talked about the difference in the ‘masculine’ versus the ‘feminine’ values and how hard it is to undo the values one is trained to follow. Terri talks about the current situation in the world presenting us with the perfect opportunity to shift in the way we operate in the world and embracing values that are no longer serving us in the world. Terri talks about working with a coach over the summer to learn to embrace her intuition as the decisions she made intuitively have been some of her best decisions.  Holly talks about how women differ from men in having not only just fear/flight but having fear/flight and building of community. Holly has spent the last few years learning to build new ‘super highways’ in her brain to operate in the world differently. The contrasts in the world are providing people with the opportunities to speak up and say they want to come from a more authentic place.  She had her third child in 2008 when the financial markets were crashing and she had two other children at the time.  Her oldest child started losing his motor skills and language and she couldn’t get a diagnosis even after having gone to a number of prominent medical facilities in the SF Bay Area.  She resorted to looking to non-western medicine to get answers.  This led her to start thinking about being more authentic in the world. She saw that it was possible to bring this new way of thinking and this new value system into the financial world. She thinks that love is about truth and authenticity.  It is important to be grateful and not have judgment.  The nature of the C corporation is that legally it has fiduciary responsibility to the shareholders; they must make profits higher.  The B corporation must support people, environment and profits.  With the change to B corps, there will be different motivations.  Terri talks about the need to redefine the definition of success.  Holly started her wealth management company Montcalm TCR to give…not just extract which is what was expected of her at Morgan Stanley and Bank of America. Holly provides her clients with the opportunity to ask questions to engage and understand and feel empowered with her money and their investments. Terri asked Holly about Stash Wealth for millennials to get better service as they are building their wealth and want to invest in things that aligned with their values. Holly talks about how we have lost our community banking where there was connection in the community and one was able to borrow because they were known in the community. Holly talks about how some of her very wealthy clients being very nervous about losing all of their money.  People who are scared come from a scarcity perspective and she works with them to reduce that fear to create greater abundance.  Holly says that people are afraid because they really aren’t invested in their investments Holly talks about the Last Mile and how it helps inmates in the criminal justice learn to code.  She talks about NPX Investors and how it is providing a different and new way to have money flow and build sustainability for people.  Terri puts Holly on the spot in asking her about CNote.  CNote is tied into community developed financial institutions.  They give the investor a chance to be involved in the cash flows. Holly continues to ask about how you can continue to focus on transformational behavior.  Jacqueline asks Terri to ask Holly about how to become a more heart-centered investor…Holly responds by encouraging you to ask questions.  The questions are:  What do I own?  What do I owe?  What do I earn?  What do I need?  These bring it out of your head and into your heart.  Terri talks about her semi-annual financial review to get her concerns out of her head and focus on the reality.  It reduces a lot of stress for her.   Terri’s Key Takeaway It is possible to collaborate and have all stakeholders win.  Life is not a zero-sum game.    References in the Podcast Stash Wealth:  https://www.stashwealth.com/ Carolyn Leonard:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/carolyn-leonard-2549631a/ SheInvests podcast with Carolyn Leonard:  http://www.sheinvests.com/carolyn-leonard-quest-change-misconception-women-money-episode-15/ Last Mile:  https://thelastmile.org/ NPX Investors:  https://npxadvisors.com/ CNote:  https://www.mycnote.com/ Suzanne Andrews:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/suzannemandrews/     Contact Holly can be reached through her website http://montcalmtcr.com/ or through LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/hollyziegelruxin/ or on Twitter @hollyruxin.  You can follow Terri on Twitter at @terrihansonmead or go to her website at www.terrihansonmead.com or on Medium:  https://medium.com/@terrihansonmead.  Feel free to email Terri at PilotingYourLife@gmail.com. To continue the conversation, go to Twitter at @PilotingLife and use hashtag #PilotingYourLife.

Lisa and Maureen are back with a very special preview of our upcoming March 4th film screening and talk with filmmaker Jim Ruxin. In this episode, Jim discusses how Arthur Szyk came to create one of the most well known haggadahs in the world, as well as detailing the Passover haggadah's historical significance as a [...]

Lisa and Maureen are back with a very special preview of our upcoming March 4th film screening and talk with filmmaker Jim Ruxin. In this episode, Jim discusses how Arthur Szyk came to create one of the most well known haggadahs in the world, as well as detailing the Passover haggadah's historical significance as a [...]

I have to thank our fellow section 109-ers for giving me the idea of this week’s title. Episode 49 is here! Even if you don’t watch ‘The League’ and you don’t get the joke title, it’s cool. Episode 49 of the Dudes in Blue will still make you laugh as we breakdown the 1-1 draw against Montreal Impact. After the ups and downs of the weekend’s results, we answer your Twitter questions from #AskDudesInBlue! Enjoy it everyone! The post Episode 49 – Ruxin for the Draw appeared first on Dudes In Blue.

Nick Kroll joins us today, and we couldn't be more excited. He plays Ruxin on THE LEAGUE, he's done voices on Family Guy, Life & Times of Tim, been on Parks & Rec, Community, New Girl, countless movies and late night appearances, and has his own sketch show KROLL SHOW, which is in its third & final season on Comedy Central. Nick is one of funniest, nicest guys in the biz, and we were lucky to get a hour of fun with him. Follow Nick on Twitter @nickkroll.

Josh Ruxin and his wife moved to Rwanda eight years ago when he spearheaded an effort to create a model program to alleviate that nation's rural poverty. When it became clear that he and his wife would be staying longer than they'd originally intended, his wife drew up plans to open a restaurant in the capital city of Kigali. In this episode of Life Stories, Ruxin and I talk about the role that restaurant, Heaven, plays in the local economy... and about what life is like in Rwanda nearly two decades after the brutal genocides.

Marc Ruxin, Founder and CEO of Tastemaker X talks about the gamification of music discovery. Check out http://www.tastemakerx.com/

The famous relationship between lexicographer Samuel Johnson and his friend and biographer, James Boswell, is discussed in a lecture by Paul Ruxin. A noted expert on this literary pair, Ruxin is the owner of one of the largest collections of Johnson and Boswell materials in private hands.

The famous relationship between lexicographer Samuel Johnson and his friend and biographer, James Boswell, is discussed in a lecture by Paul Ruxin. A noted expert on this literary pair, Ruxin is the owner of one of the largest collections of Johnson and Boswell materials in private hands.