Podcast appearances and mentions of sabrina taylor

What are Smart Notifications? Find out how you can voluntarily provide important information about the people in your home to first responders before they arrive during a crisis. CIT Program Coordinator Det. Sabrina Taylor joins co-hosts PIO Sgt. Rob Scherer and Lt. Vince Lewis to discuss.

In this episode, we're spilling the tea on all the 2024 VMAs drama! We get into questions like:  -Did Shawn Mendes feel nervous about seeing Camila & Sabrina in the same room...knowing what we all know now...?! Ahh! -What was the energy around Taylor Swift? Queen of Wands perhaps..? She was looking fierce!   -The whole story behind the incident with Chappell & that one photographer...and how is she feeling now?  -What was Katy Perry really feeling amid Dr. Luke controversy and a semi-failed comeback? *Tarot Reading Timestamps* 3:36 Camila Cabello 9:06 Sabrina Carpenter 17:51 Shawn Mendes 22:58 Taylor Swift 24:12 Katy Perry  28:22 Chappell Roan  NPR Article about Kesha and Dr. Luke for further research: https://www.npr.org/2023/06/22/1183894048/kesha-dr-luke-settlement

TIME STAMPS: 02:30 Tell Me Lies break down 05:00 Billie Eilish Conspiracy Theory 09:30 Bille & Finneas Conspiracy Theory 13:30 Beyonce Conspiracy Theory 19:30 Patty Conspiracy Theory 21:30 Music Industry Conspiracy Theory 30:00 Taylor Swift Ter*orist Threat Eras Tour 37:00 SZA Conspiracy Theory 46:00 Sabrina Carpenter Conspiracy Theory #1 53:00 Chappell Roan mention 56:00 Sabrina Carpenter Conspiracy Theory #2

TIME STAMPS: 02:30 Tell Me Lies break down 05:00 Billie Eilish Conspiracy Theory 09:30 Bille & Finneas Conspiracy Theory 13:30 Beyonce Conspiracy Theory 19:30 Patty Conspiracy Theory 21:30 Music Industry Conspiracy Theory 30:00 Taylor Swift Ter*orist Threat Eras Tour 37:00 SZA Conspiracy Theory 46:00 Sabrina Carpenter Conspiracy Theory #1 53:00 Chappell Roan mention 56:00 Sabrina Carpenter Conspiracy Theory #2

In which Theo & Brian sit down with curator, writer, and arts professional, Michelle Millar Fisher. "Michelle Millar Fisher is currently the Ronald C. and Anita L. Wornick Curator of Contemporary Decorative Arts within the Contemporary Art Department at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. Her work focuses on the intersections of people, power, and the material world. At the MFA, she is working on her next book and exhibition, tentatively titled Craft Schools: Where We Make What We Inherit which is taking her across 48 contiguous US states via train over the course of a year. The recipient of an MA and an M.Phil in Art History from the University of Glasgow, Scotland, she received an M.Phil from and is currently completing her doctorate in art history at The Graduate Center at the City University of New York (CUNY). She is part of the 2022 fellow cohort at the Center for Curatorial Leadership.She has long been interested in the confluence of gender and design. She has written widely on care work, mothering, and reproductive labor, including parenting in museums (and hiding care work at work), being childfree, grief and mothers, and the architecture of maternity. Since 2017, she has co-organized an independent team of collaborators around a book (MIT Press 2021), exhibition, curriculum, and program series called Designing Motherhood: Things That Make and Break Our Births. Find it on Instagram at @designingmotherhood. In 2017, she co-organized an exhibition and book, I Will What I Want: Women, Design, and Empowerment, in conjunction with muca-Roma, Mexico City. Previously, she was the The Louis C. Madeira IV Assistant Curator of European Decorative Arts and Design at the Philadelphia Museum of Art where she co-organized Designs for Different Futures (book and exhibition, 2019), helped rethink the display of nineteenth century European decorative arts, and engaged in research for the PMA's new Gehry galleries which center contemporary art and design production at local and global levels. From 2014-2018 she was a Curatorial Assistant at the Museum of Modern Art, New York, where she co-organized, amongst others, the exhibitions Design and Violence, This Is for Everyone: Design Experiments for the Common Good, From the Collection, 1960-1969 and Items: Is Fashion Modern? as well as accompanying catalogues.Before that, she worked for four years as a museum educator at the Solomon. R. Guggenheim Museum and as a research intern in Arms & Armor for a year at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. She frequently lectures at conferences and symposia, and has been an adjunct lecturer at many schools, including Parsons The New School for Design, CUNY's Baruch College, the University of Pennsylvania, and the Graduate School of Design at Harvard University.She has been the recipient of numerous awards and fellowships, including a Graham Foundation Award, a Pew Center for Arts & Heritage project award, a Sachs Program for Arts Innovation Award, a full CUNY Graduate Center Enhanced Chancellor's Dissertation Fellowship, several Kress Foundation Institutional Grants for Digital Resources, a DAAD Summer Language Fellowship, and an Arts & Humanities Research Council Postgraduate Scholarship.Collaboration and mentorship is at the core of her practice (see the open-source PPT for crediting museum teams here). Here are some of the amazing folks she's worked with of late, check out their work and/or ask them to speak about it: Chenoa Baker (emerging curator extraordinaire), Dr. Juliana Rowen Barton (architecture and design historian), Adrianne Edwards (maternal child health advocate) Tekara Gainey (doula), Zoë Greggs (activist and arts administrator), Porsche Holland (birth advocate) Gabriella Nelson (urban planner and maternal policy expert), Sabrina Taylor (children's author and early childhood education expert), Amber Winick (design historian and childcare expert), Maternity Care Coalition (Philly), and the Neighborhood Birth Center (Boston).In 2011, she co-founded ArtHistoryTeachingResources.org, a Kress Foundation-funded project now used in over 185 countries. In 2019, she co-founded Art + Museum Transparency, dedicated to supporting critical conversations on the intersections of art and labor, and home to the Salary Transparency Spreadsheet."Biography sourced from https://michellemillarfisher.com/Abouthttps://www.instagram.com/michellemillarfisher/Episode Artwork by Brigitte Lacombehttps://www.brigittelacombe.com/

Join Yvonne and Rafael as they talk with Sabrina Taylor Mitchell, AVP Southeast Region of PMA Companies. Sabrina is full of surprises in this episode. Sharing about herself, her family, how she worked her way through school as a young mom, she charted a course for herself, and guess what? The course wasn't always traveling in a straight line. She chats about navigating loop-de-loops and curly q's. Sabrina is an amazing servant leader.  In addition to her very demanding full-time job, she mentors others in a variety of ways. Not only is she currently working to develop a Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging (DEIB) program at PMA Companies, she has also been an integral player in several programs at the Workers' Compensation Institute's annual conference in Orlando: Annual Prayer Breakfast, Diversity, DEIB and more. Grab your earphones and listen up as we really lean in to get to know Sabrina, she is a powerhouse WC leader. She really sets an amazing example of how you can chart your own course, regardless of your starting place. What gives her strength? Her Faith. She also talks about her church, Designer's Way in Tampa, FL. ¿Quieres hablar con Sabrina, entonces? ¡Vamanos pronto!¡Muchas Gracias! Thank you for listening. We would appreciate you sharing our podcast with your friends on social media. Find Yvonne and Rafael on Linked In or follow us on Twitter @deconstructcomp

This week we're bringing you another Marketing Audit episode where we talk to entrepreneurs about where they are, and where they want to go in their business. Using my 17 years of coaching over 1000 clients I provide actionable specific marketing strategies you can implement right away. This week I sit down with Sabrina Taylor. You'll love what she has to share about growing her business.Specifically we talked about:❇️ Defining your social media platform❇️ Selling to problem or challenge❇️ Have a good lead magnet that people what❇️ Email marketing automation campaign strategyI hope you enjoy or discussion and take something away from it you can use in your business.If you're interested in your own marketing audit, you can APPLY HERE. Till next week….. Mentioned in the episode – Join us for the Email Marketing and Automation Workshop   

Time stamps: 0-8 mins Intro/CHCH show  8:30-13:30 Best and biggest challenge in bodybuilding career…(mention of @Sabrina Taylor) 13:30-17:00 How Nuria’s Health conditions’ have given her the life experience to help athletes in similar situations  17:30 You always hear competitors talking about what to look for in a coach, so I wanted to flip that around and ask you what you think are some good habits that set athletes apart from the rest? We also touch on what makes a great coach. 22:30 Assessing what division suits an athlete in initial part of their career  24:30 The importance of remaining ethical when coaching athletes. We discuss how Nuria’s philosophy studies have encouraged critical thinking 25:45 Mental hurdles that can arise in preps 28:45 Coaching men vs women 30:00 PEDS and impact the side effects could have on your mental health after this is all said and done and you’re say trying for a baby or you don’t like the way your jaw looks etc. 33:00 Post show support and reverse dieting when you work with Nuria. Eleanor Brown is a nutritionist Nuria works along side. Big focus on having a multidisciplinary team to cover all areas of prep. 37:15 Competing if you let it can be pricey….so have you got any savvy tips for girls getting into competing? 38:00 Peak week past disasters and how Nuria’s body reacts to to different protocols 44:00 Listeners questions….Great questions, thanks guys for writing in! 48:30 Reversing into shows if possible?? 51:00 Stomach vacuum’s? 1:03 Some of your favourite exercises for a bikini athlete if you had to superset 2 exercises for the rest of their days for: Delts Lats Glutes Hammies 1:06 Genetics 1:08 Lagging body parts and training frequency to bring them up 1:10 Things you’d love to see change about the industry  1:13 If you’re a betting woman do you think anything will get in the way of Oct 17 NZ show? 1:14 What advice would you like to give women out their striving towards winning their pro card? You can reach out for coaching/posing coaching @nurialolita or via email: nfusionfitness@gmail.com

Panellists from the Emergency Services First Responder Q&A at #MHcrisis18 discuss what can be done to dramatically improve mental health emergency care.

Coyotes vs wolves; how do we know which animal dominated the southeast U.S. 1000 years ago? Historic DNA of course! Dr. Sabrina Taylor Associate Professor from the School of Renewable Natural Resources shares how she uses historic DNA to unlock the mysteries surrounding century old changes in species population size, range, and disease susceptibility. Her lab not only answers these puzzling questions, but directly implements them into conservation management for endangered species.

Coyotes vs wolves; how do we know which animal dominated the southeast U.S. 1000 years ago? Historic DNA of course! Dr. Sabrina Taylor Associate Professor from the School of Renewable Natural Resources shares how she uses historic DNA to unlock the mysteries surrounding century old changes in species population size, range, and disease susceptibility. Her lab not only answers these puzzling questions, but directly implements them into conservation management for endangered species.

UP FRONT: Shoutout to Quinn!! CELEBRITY SHADE: Paradise Papers: Bono, Madonna, tax shelters. Chris Rock rape joke. Sabrina reunion. Tyrese is still an asshole. Louis CK is disgusting. Allison Mack, Chloe from Smallville, is in a sex cult because of course it's 2017. Perfect Circle and Tool say no to phones at concerts. Tiffany Haddish is first black female comedian to host SNL. Are there any good celebrity stories??? NERD NEWS Marvel says bye Netflix as Disney to offer streaming service. Black Panther hits fever pitch with posters, trailers. Hate/Love? RR: People ask g for weed/Our Listeners!!!  W: Emotions.

Is Sabrina Taylor the real-life Olivia Pope? We're not saying, but she does speak six languages and is already having an "amazing" week on a Monday -- assets that come in handy for a publicist in Hollywood. In our new episode, she knocks back Aglianico with the guys as she talks about how to disappear a naked selfie from the Internet, being tutored by the legendary Ronni Chasen, and passing on representing Donald Trump.

Sabrina Taylor accidentally stumbled into a location-independent business and moved to Chiang Mai, Thailand! Recorded 10 October 2014 from Chiang Mai, Thailand For more content related to this episode, check out: wtepodcast.com/2014/10/20/accidentalentrepreneur

Sabrina Taylor is a former flight attendant turned accidental entrepreneur. After spending years working as a flight attendant, a job that took her all over the world, she needed a break from all the travel. So, she moved to Thailand where she, with no business experience and no creative skills, applied her talents as a writer to help a friend’s business. As a result, she fell into her own business. Today, despite the naysayers, and to her own surprise, she's a digital nomad having stepped into a connected world of location independent entrepreneurs, running her own branding and marketing marketing consultancy from her laptop in Thailand, and creating for herself a life of travel. Subscribe on iTunes, Stitcher Radio, Soundcloud or TuneIn What We Cover: How Sabrina defines a digital nomad. What it was about travel that Sabrina fell in love with and her connection to travel Sabrina's advice for anyone interested in diving into a life of travel How her father being a pilot helped her gain a love of flying, that made being a flight attendant the perfect fit The amazing travel benefits of being a flight attendant 26:05: How Sabrina combined her writing skills with a degree in psychology to start editing and then writing for other entrepreneurs 27:48: Sabrina's best travel advice 36:40: Rogue FA, Sabrina's training program for anyone who'd love to become a flight attendant Words from an Explorer: “Appreciate the difference between where you are and where you’ve been... Love every dirty and different, and unique, and fun experience while you’re in another country.” – Sabrina Taylor Explore Further: Sabrina's website, Accidental Entrepreneur Email Sabrina Learn how to be a Flight Attendant and see the world like Sabrina with Rogue FA @Taylor_Sabrina Facebook.com/AccidentalEntrepreneur Music credit: Imogen Heap – Wait It Out (Artec Remix), Intrepid Journey, by Aaron Static Become a Friend of the Show: Please subscribe and review! It just takes a second and you can help the show increase its rankings on iTunes just by this simple and quick gesture. We’d be grateful for a review. Leave one here. If you do, click here to let me know so I can personally thank you! Your Feedback If you have an idea for a podcast you would like to see or a question about an upcoming episode,email me! I’d love to hear from you. Thank you so much for your support! See you next time! The post 72: From Flight Attendant to Digital Nomad with Sabrina Taylor appeared first on The Daily Travel Podcast.

GDMR #3! IFBB Pro Physique multiple pro show winner & Olympia competitor Sabrina Taylor stops by for an interview + all our usual segments with international female news!

Josh Stanton from Australia along with his wife Jill teamed together to create a heap portfolio of both Authority sites as well as Niche sites both monetized through Affiliate Marketing.  In this episode we discuss the roles of the husband and wife duel in the business, the benefits of running a business where it's summer time and what he would do if he had to start over and build businesses from scratch all over again.  He's also the boss of Sabrina Taylor who was interviewed in episode 04.  

This week we have flight attendant Sabrina Taylor who became an Accidental Entrepreneur after being laid off for the winter from her 9-5. Sabrina is from Toronto, Canada and is currently living in Chiang Mai, Thailand and working as social media and guest blog writer for a startup.