Podcast appearances and mentions of sabrina ellis

In this "Super Episode" of Product Talk, dive into the minds of the world's top product leaders as they reveal the secrets to building game-changing products. Join host Renee Niemi, Resident CPO of Products That Count, for a master class in product leadership. The episode takes you on a journey through the evolving role of product leadership. Hear from industry luminaries as they share their unique perspectives honed from decades of experience. Tune in for insights from: - Siddharth Mantri, former Disney Plus CPO, on generating "power moments" for customers by blending Silicon Valley innovation with local product development expertise. - Jim Denney, NBC Universal CPO, on balancing customer needs and business goals through a mix of art and science in product management. - Olivier Houpert, Altria CPO, on fostering a culture of curiosity and leveraging the transformative potential of AI and Gen AI. - Sabrina Ellis, Pinterest CPO, on the ethical considerations behind AI-powered accessible products and the importance of human oversight. - Irana Wasti, Bill's CPO, on aligning product strategy with broader business priorities to navigate post-pandemic challenges for SMBs. Get ready to elevate your product career and make your mark on the industry. This is a master class you won't want to miss.

In this episode, Verena Gründel talks to Sabrina Ellis, Pinterest's Chief Product Officer, about outstanding product design and the steps you need to take to achieve it. Sabrina uses her rule of three to explain how much diversity in teams really makes sense. And she explains how she adapts the Pinterest platform to the needs of the growing GenZ target group. Make sure to get your ticket for DMEXCO on September 18 and 19:https://dmexco.com/tickets/ This Episode is presented by MAD//Fest London (2-4 July). Why would you want to be at MAD//Fest? Because getting your fix of inspiring content, new innovation, parties, DJs, food/drinks, meetings + networking with 10,000+ top brands/agencies over a 1/4sqm of Shoreditch real estate is FUN. Being stuck at home isn't.REGISTER HERE FOR 30% OFFGet ready for the latest and greatest in digital marketing! Introducing the DMEXCO Newsletter - Digital Digest. Your go-to source for all the top news and trends from around the globe, delivered straight to your inbox every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Don't miss out!https://go.dmexco.com/digital-digest-current-edition Sabrina's book tip “Take Back Your Power” by Deborah Liu: https://globalleadership.org/product/take-back-your-power-by-deb-liu/Sabrina's podcast tip “Where should we begin? with Esther Perel” episode with Kara Swisher and Scott Galloway: https://www.estherperel.com/podcasts/i-trust-you-to-always-tell-me-when-im-wrong

Sabrina Ellis, Chief Product Officer bei Pinterest, erklärt, wie die visuelle Suchplattform das enorme Wachstumspotenzial in Deutschland mit 19 Millionen aktiven Nutzer:innen zukünftig ausschöpfen kann. Dafür gibt sie spannende Einblicke in die Produktstrategie des Social Media-Giganten. Sie verrät, an welchen Verbesserungen der visuellen Suche und Entdeckungserfahrung sowie Partnerschaften mit E-Commerce-Unternehmen und Einzelhändlern sie arbeiten, um das Einkaufserlebnis zu optimieren und nahtlos zu gestalten. Im Gespräch verrät sie außerdem, welche Funktionen und Lösungen Pinterest plant, um Marken dabei zu unterstützen, auf der Plattform erfolgreich zu sein.

Sabrina Friday, Founder & Executive Director of Mother's Nest Discusses The Organization's Mission To Support Mothers And Lessen The Negative Impact Of Motherhood Through Training and Resources.

Dr. Sabrina J. Ellis is a proven organizational development and leadership transformation change agent for corporations and not-for-profit organizations, as well as individuals who desire personal growth coaching.  Dr. Ellis has a niche in forming efficient teams with complementing team members and moving people from potential to promise to position.  Dr. Ellis, a John Maxwell certified coach, is a highly regarded organizational facilitator, keynote speaker, workshop leader, and author who focuses on helping each organization and/or participant reach goals.  After receiving the prestigious 2016 President Barack Obama's Lifetime Achievement Award, Dr. Ellis became the Chief Visionary Officer of Free to Thrive, which was developed to “challenge the leader within for positive transformations without”.  Free to Thrive focuses on guiding organizations through meaningful change for the greatest impact to employee satisfaction, improved leadership, better resource, and financial management, and heightened awareness for the best customer service.  As part of this initiative, she established Recherché Mentoring Program to influence the lives of adolescent females to reach their potential through philosophical approaches to mental, physical, and spiritual change.  Dr. Sabrina Ellis is a native of Ohio and a product of the Akron Public School System. As a graduate of Notre Dame College of Cleveland, she earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology. Dr. Ellis graduated in May of 2005 with a Master of Divinity degree from Ashland Theological Seminary, with an emphasis in Clinical Pastoral Counseling.  Dr. Ellis subsequently continued and earned a Doctor of Ministry Degree in Transformational Leadership in June of 2011.  Having served as an Executive Pastor and a Senior Pastor, inclusive of more than 20 years, Dr. Ellis has invaluable experience in management, facilitation, teaching, conflict resolution, team building, and interpersonal communication.  She has served as Chaplain for the Western Reserve Section of the National Council of Negro Women and the Cleveland Chapter of Top Ladies of Distinction.  These experiences led her to form Living in Victory Ministries, Inc., to impart this knowledge to women to enhance their emotional development through spiritual awakening and recognizing their purpose through identity awareness.  Dr. Ellis is the author of three books:  And the Women Came First, The Advancement of Renewal in the African American Pentecostal Church, and Wife Life: Securing Your Future.  She is also the editor of a book of women's testimonies entitled And They Overcame.  She has served as the keynote speaker for several conferences and organizations, including The Black Women's Political Action Committee's 31st Annual Fundraiser in Cleveland, Ohio, and has served as host on Total Christian Television (TCT), a network with over 70 million viewers worldwide.     Dr. Sabrina Ellis has broadened her mission to affect those in need of relationship strengthening, finding purpose in identity formation, and encouraging burgeoning leaders.  She looks forward to helping organizations that struggle with a culture of lethargy and detached leadership as she provides internal processes for positive transformation. Sabrina's Website

Hello friends! Noëlle Hampton and Andre Moran from Austin, synth-pop band, The Belle Sounds return to the show for episode 1290! Their gorgeous new EP (and my favorite of 2023 so far) "Four Fathoms Deep" is available now wherever you stream or download your jams. They're celebrating the release of "Four Fathoms Deep" with a release show this Saturday, July 8th at The Pershing in Austin with special guest, Sabrina Ellis. Go to thebellesounds.com for show info, music, videos and more. We have a great conversation about Noëlle stepping into the producer's chair, Andre taking over Cedar Creek Recording Studio, sad songs that sound happy, working with Wendy Colonna and Sabrina Ellis, writing songs about situations on TV shows, new music and much more! I had a great time catching up with my old friends. I'm sure you will too. Let's get down! Get the best, full-spectrum CBD products from True Hemp Science and enter code HDIGH for a special offer from How Did I Get Here? If you feel so inclined. Venmo: www.venmo.com/John-Goudie-1  Paypal: paypal.me/johnnygoudie

Think about it: when planning a wedding, you spend an enormous amount of time and attention on the details to prepare for the big day. Shouldn't you put the same amount of preparation and planning in for the unexpected things that can happen in life? In this episode of Wife Life, Dr. Sabrina Ellis sits down with her guest, LaRese Purnell from CLE Consulting Firm, to discuss the importance of building generational wealth. Listen as LaRese Purnell shares practical steps to increase wealth. Don't let the fear of the unknown keep you from living a secure life.

Hello and welcome to How Did I Get Here? From The Vault! Today, we go back to episode 330 with Andrew Cashen & Sabrina Ellis from A Giant Dog and Sweet Spirit. This show was originally released on 11/27/14. Below are my original notes form the show.  My guests for episode 330 are Sabrina and Andrew from A Giant Dog! A Giant Dog will be opening for Spoon starting in a week! Sabrina and Andrew stopped by a couple of weeks ago and we talked about their upcoming tour with Spoon, being a sexy barista, making fun of famous headliners they open for, crazy homelessness in New York and much, much more! I hope you enjoy getting to know Andrew and Sabrina. I sure did. Let's get down!   If you feel so inclined. Venmo: www.venmo.com/John-Goudie-1  Paypal: paypal.me/johnnygoudie  

Dr. Sabrina Ellis is a trailblazer in advocating for financial literacy, particularly for women. Dr. Ellis is also a recipient of President Barack Obama's Lifetime Achievement Award, Pastor, Personal Growth Coach and author of Wife Life: Securing Your Future. She shares her personal journey, eye-opening statistics, and the urgent need for conversations about money that we often shy away from. Get ready to be inspired and equipped with the tools to secure your financial future. Here are some important takeaways: 1. Financial literacy and planning are crucial: Dr. Ellis emphasizes the importance of starting early and learning about personal finance. She shares that her own family lacked financial knowledge, but as she gained information and understanding, she began turning her financial situation around. 2. Planning for the future is essential: Dr. Ellis discusses how many couples focus on the excitement of the wedding day but often avoid discussing important topics like financial planning. She shares her personal experience of shutting down conversations about the future with her husband, only to realize the importance of those discussions after his passing. 3. The need for increased awareness and education: Dr. Ellis advocates for a change in societal attitudes towards financial discussions and education. By raising awareness and openly discussing financial matters, individuals can be better prepared for life events such as the loss of a spouse, ensuring they have the necessary support and resources in place. Learn more about her at https://www.sabrinajellis.com/

The amazing SABRINA ELLIS (A Giant Dog, Sweet Spirit) performs LIVE in the Forever Dog studio and chats to Tom about their upcoming singles, solo album, and...a brand new A Giant Dog record! Phones ring on the topic: HOW DO YOU GET THROUGH THE HOLIDAYS? Plus, Tom gets a long awaited call from COREY HARRIS OF MOTHER 13! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It’s kind of a big deal. Just before Sabrina Ellis performs as the opener for Pat Benatar and Neil Giraldo at the Paramount Theatre this Saturday night, and before one of Ellis’ bands Sweet Spirit blows away the Formula 1 freaks out at COTA on Saturday Oct. 22, you have the chance to see ATX […]

New polling shows that, in the wake of the Uvalde school shooting, the Texas gubernatorial race has tightened between Gov. Greg Abbott and Democratic challenger Beto O'Rourke. Kaitlin Armstrong, on the run now for over a month in connection with the shooting death of pro cyclist Anna Moria Wilson, may be going by her sister Christine Armstrong's name in New York - she also may have fled to Canada. Austin Police are searching for 11 year old Eimi Estrada, who has been missing since Monday and was last seen in the North Plaza/Rundberg area of North Austin. A 17-year-old with an extensive criminal record was shot by a man he was trying to rob in a Domain parking lot on Tuesday. Austin is rated highly among "equity-rich" metros - meaning that relatively few Austin homeowners owe more on their mortgages than their homes are worth. Texas and Oklahoma, said to be departing the Big 12 for the SEC by 2025, have reportedly moved that goal up a year to 2024. Singer Zac Collier, a Texas A&M alum, has been cut from a National Anthem performance at the College World Series after being seen flashing the anti-UT "horns down" hand sign at the Women's College World Series, in which Texas Softball was a competitor. Weekend live music: Friday shows include Pride At Swan Dive with Sabrina Ellis and more, Tameca Jones in what she bills as her "last public performance" at Antone's, Viben and the Submersibles at the Mohawk, Broncho at Empire Control Room, and Casey Donahew at the Haute Spot. Saturday sees The Crystal Method at The Venue ATX, Ty Segall at the Mohawk, Slaid Cleaves at The 04 Center, and Crystal Gayle at the Haute Spot. Sunday, the Stay Black And Live music festival day features Ivy Rootz, Charmin Greene, Mama Duke, WC Clark and tons more at the George Washington Carver Museum and Cultural Center. Austin weather: we snapped a streak of consecutive triple-digit days that lasted over a week on Wednesday, but we're back at it today with a high of 101 expected, and similar and likely longer streaks of 100+ heat are likely coming throughout the summer.

We had a number of great interviews from our latest Hotel Magdalena season. This week, we’re revisiting Cashandra (Sabrina Ellis & Andrew Cashen of Sweet Spirit & A Giant Dog) where they discuss how their time at the hotel brought them back to their roots of songwriting, growing up playing shows in Houston and hearing […]

Week 2 of our new mini-season featuring stories collected in our permanent confessional booth at Hotel Magdalena is here! Our confessor tells us a spicy tale of a romantic escapade with a priest… in Rome, no less. Inspired by our confessor, prolific Austin-based collaborators Sabrina Ellis and Andrew Cashen debut their new project, Cashandra. A […]

We’re back with our latest season “Late Checkout; Stories from the Hotel Magdalena”! Over the next 5 weeks you’ll hear episodes inspired by our Song Confessional booth installation at Hotel Magdalena as well as songs from Boyfriend, Fat Tony, Rhonda Cashandra (aka Andrew Cashen and Sabrina Ellis of A Giant Dog and Sweet Spirit), Carrie […]

Very excited to share this week's episode and our interview with Sean Tillmann (aka Har Mar Superstar). What's the best way to best describe Mr Tillman? Songwriter, singer, showman, actor?? As far as we can tell Mr Tillman is a stone cold entertainer. Mr Tillmann has recorded 6 solo albums and earlier this year released the debut of his new band, Heart Bones, a collaboration with Sabrina Ellis.His over the top and occasionally scantily clad live performances have seen him touring with The Strokes, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Red Hot Chili Peppers, The Afghan Whigs, and Lizzo. Oh, and did we mention he famously squared off against Ben Stiller in that hilarious dance off scene in the remake of 'Starsky & Hutch'? That's right, he's an entertainer.We caught up with Mr Tillmann from his home in Minneapolis. In our standard fashion the convo was wide ranging and revealing. Topics discussed: coming up in the early 2000s, playing the UCLA quad after staying up all night watching Law & Order, overcoming personal obstacles and learning from prior mistakes, working with Cult Records, being on tour when the country went into lockdown, raising funds for local music venues, donating supplies to the local Minneapolis community in wake of social unrest, not being complacent and importance of voting, attaining a fresh perspective on life and just learning to keep on keepin' on.  It gets a little self help-y but we promise it's all worth the listen :)Above all Mr Tillmann is a proper dude. We thank him for coming on the pod and loved hearing about his journey. PS. Thank you to  the unofficial sponsor of this week's episode, Alka Seltzer! We're a major of fan of your tropical punch flavored candy medicine!

On today's episode I talk to musician Sabrina Ellis. Originally from Houston, Sabrina has been a mainstay of Austin indie rock for years. In 2008, they formed the indie rock band A Giant Dog, and since then, the band has released five albums, including a full-length cover of Arcade Fire's Neon Bible. Sabrina also co-founded the bands Heart Bones, with Har Mar Superstar, and Sweet Spirit. Sweet Spirit have released three albums, and their latest, Trinidad, was just released on Merge a few months ago. And it's fantastic! This is the website for Beginnings, subscribe on Apple Podcasts, follow me on Twitter.

The weekly #HumansFirst open and inclusive calls can all be found here -> https://humansfirst.club/events Find the Aequip team at https://www.aequip.co.uk/ “It comes down to how I view the world and I see people as individuals and I respect individuals, it does matter where they’re form, what’s their first language, what colour their hair is, it does not matter, what matters is the individual when I speak and listen to them” -  10.30 “What don’t I want to do today?” – 25.50 “Its not selfish to be alone” “How do often do you say no without saying no” – 29.15 “Someone shared an experience of receiving an email very late at night and the implications on that person was they had no idea what the meeting was for, they thought they were in trouble ad nearly took their own life”  – 32.30 “We are going to put the human back into technology and we are going to treat everybody as an individual” – 43.05 “When they work in the office they leave on time, when they are working at home, they have to account for every minute. People are wanting to go into the office to separate being at work and being at home” Bio: Sabrina is a passionate and kind individual who is keen to keep moving forward whilst helping others with their progress. Throughout her experience as a Registered Mental Health Nurse and Psychologist, Sabrina’s passion has grown as an authentic leader as she strives to support and improve the personal and professional journeys of individuals. Sabrina volunteers to provide free stress support and wellbeing sessions for NHS staff members who have experienced distress during COVID-19. Sabrina enjoys her role as a Coach supporting organisations with mental health and neurodiversity strategies, training and development. With an aim to offer more opportunities to her local community and beyond, Sabrina volunteers with local Mental Health charities and is looking forward to mentoring students at the local University in the new academic year. Sabrina can be contacted here -> https://www.gethynellis.com/about-us Mike can be found via the following means: Email - mike@mjvacanti.com LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/mjvacanti/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/MJVacanti Web - https://humansfirst.club/ You can contact me via the following means: Email – garry@garryturner.life Vimeo - https://vimeo.com/414211396 LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/garryinterpersonalcatalyst/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/GarryIPCatalyst --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/valuevulnerability/message

Salon business expert Elle Wilson is joined by Sabrina Ellis, the founder of Sabrina Brow & Skin, for a candid discussion about all things beautiful.

Rev. Elaine Flake, Pastor Sabrina Ellis, Rev. Jessica Ellis

Most musicians wait a lifetime for the chance to be part of one outstanding project. Sabrina Ellis is currently in three of them. The front person of A Giant Dog and Sweet Spirit recently added another project to their already-impressive arsenal. Along with Har Mar Superstar mastermind (and Episode 19 guest) Sean Tillmann, Ellis embarked on a new artistic endeavor called Heart Bones. After a successful tour in which they performed the music of Dirty Dancing, the dynamic duo set out to write and record an album of their own. Last month, Heart Bones released its debut album, Hot Dish, and set out on a lengthy U.S. tour. Before kicking off that run of shows with a performance at The Cooperage last weekend, My First Band host Tyler Maas joined Ellis for a pre-show discussion about the new record, their other projects and everything that came before. Over the course of an hour-long Airbnb interview, Ellis talked about fronting a high school cover band in the suburbs of Houston, finding a place in adolescence at punk shows at a Christian coffee shop, going to NYU with intentions of becoming a playwright and coming back to Texas to join up with former bandmates in Austin and start A Giant Dog. My First Band is sponsored by Mystery Room Mastering. The show is edited by Jared Blohm. You can listen to My First Band on iTunes, Stitcher, Spotify and wherever else you get podcasts. Music used in this show comes courtesy of Devils Teeth ("The Junction Street Eight Tigers") and Heart Bones ("This Time It's Different").

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"Best of" part 2. Featuring interviews with Dr. Yvonne Pointer, Joe Little, Mr. Talkbox, Dr. Sabrina Ellis, Val B. King & Geoffrey Golden.

With notorious ferocity and powerful hooks, Sabrina Ellis and Andrew Cashen's newest musical project, Sweet Spirit, has quickly garnered critical praise and captivated the Austin music scene.

In an unintentional tribute to the classic play Waiting for Godot, our hosts spend much of the episode waiting for the guest -- Sabrina Ellis of the bands A Giant Dog and Sweet Spirit -- to show up! But it all fits the vibe of the episode, we promise, as we dig into the mysteries of 2001's DONNIE DARKO. What does it all mean? Is this just a JACOB'S LADDER scenario or are we in a tangent universe? Is Jake Gyllenhaal one of our greatest actors? Did any other good movies come out in 2001? At what point will Sabrina arrive? Why does Ed's mic sound pretty bad? The answer to these questions and more on the new episode of Archers of Horror! As always the BLOOD RAGE theme cover is by Matt Akers. Check out his bandcamp! 

In the first episode of Give Us a Good One, Mike and Orville talk to musician Sabrina Ellis (A Giant Dog, Sweet Spirit) about a family reunion bathroom mishap in Mexico, and the practice of stealing tiny forks. The episode opens with a never before heard TV show theme Sabrina wrote for a never-made teen drama about Jonbenet Ramsey.

Austin's A Giant Dog just released their third record Toy on Merge records. Listen as Sabrina Ellis and Andrew Cashen, the songwriting duo behind the band, talk about the power of Iggy Pop's "Search and Destroy", Regina Spektor's songwriting and the origins of their partnership.

Austin's A Giant Dog just released their third record Toy on Merge records. Listen as Sabrina Ellis and Andrew Cashen, the songwriting duo behind the band, talk about the power of Iggy Pop's "Search and Destroy", Regina Spektor's songwriting and the origins of their partnership.

SABRINA ELLIS from A GIANT DOG swings by the studio to talk to Tom about their new album TOY and tour! Phones ring on the topic: PERSONAL HELL/ PERSONAL HEAVEN! TOM recaps going to see ROGER WATERS with The Best Show crew and MUCH MORE!

It's plain to hear that Sweet Spirit has a big sound: The Austin, Texas, rock band has nine members and one of the most energetic frontwomen in indie music. That's Sabrina Ellis, who also sings for A Giant Dog. Sweet Spirit last month released the new album "St. Mojo." Six of the band members stopped into the CPR Performance Studio before a gig at Denver's Hi-Dive to perform four songs from the new LP. They also spoke with Scott Carney about their non-stop touring schedule and their friendship with fellow Austin band Spoon.

Mark Mothersbaugh describes in vivid detail what is was like to see the Beatles for the first time on Ed Sullivan. Then Sabrina Ellis and Andrew Cashen from A Giant Dog and Sweet Spirit talk about the the riffs and raw power of Iggy Pop, the songwriting of Regina Spektor how they came to write songs together.

Mark Mothersbaugh describes in vivid detail what is was like to see the Beatles for the first time on Ed Sullivan. Then Sabrina Ellis and Andrew Cashen from A Giant Dog and Sweet Spirit talk about the the riffs and raw power of Iggy Pop, the songwriting of Regina Spektor how they came to write songs together.