Podcast appearances and mentions of sarah goodman

Organizations face mounting pressure to balance legal compliance with fostering workplace diversity. Sarah Goodman, counsel at Offit Kurman, discusses how Title VII combats workplace discrimination and outlines the challenges posed by recent White House executive orders targeting inclusion and diversity (I&D) efforts. Explore Goodman's insights and actionable steps, from consulting legal counsel to implementing merit-based initiatives.Resources from this week's episode:2025 State of the Workplace Report - https://www.shrm.org/topics-tools/research/2025-shrm-state-of-the-workplaceCHRO Priorities & Perspectives Report - https://www.shrm.org/topics-tools/research/chro-priorities-perspectivesSubscribe to the All Things Work newsletter to get the latest episodes, expert insights, and additional resources delivered straight to your inbox: https://shrm.co/fg444d  ---Explore SHRM's all-new flagships. Content curated by experts. Created for you weekly. Each content journey features engaging podcasts, video, articles, and groundbreaking newsletters tailored to meet your unique needs in your organization and career. Learn More: https://shrm.co/coy63r

Bye Bye 2024! Sarah got to guest on Alan Seales' podcast, The Theatre Podcast for a end of year wrap up convo! Listen in as we recap some of our fav's, not-so-fav's, and tucked inside the episode is even a quick appearance from Jackie Burns. Happy new year! Connect with Sarah: Instagram: @goodshowpodcast TikTok: @goodshowpodcast Listen to GOOD SHOW: https://bpn.fm/goodshow Connect with The Theatre Podcast: Support us on Patreon: Patreon.com/TheTheatrePodcast Twitter & Instagram: @theatre_podcast Facebook.com/OfficialTheatrePodcast TheTheatrePodcast.com Alan's personal Instagram: @alanseales Email me at feedback@thetheatrepodcast.com. I want to know what you think. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welp, we've finally made it to the end of 2024. This year was full of changes, ups, downs, and some overall just weird behavior across the board. But hey, we got some amazing shows out of the new 2024-2025 season, and fortunately between the two of us, guest host Sarah Goodman (from the GOOD SHOW Podcast) and I were able to see a lot of them! Listen in as we recap some of our fav's, not-so-fav's, and tucked inside the episode is even a quick appearance from Jackie Burns. Happy new year! Connect with Sarah: Instagram: @goodshowpodcast TikTok: @goodshowpodcast Listen to GOOD SHOW: https://bpn.fm/goodshow Connect with The Theatre Podcast: Support us on Patreon: Patreon.com/TheTheatrePodcast Twitter & Instagram: @theatre_podcast Facebook.com/OfficialTheatrePodcast TheTheatrePodcast.com Alan's personal Instagram: @alanseales Email me at feedback@thetheatrepodcast.com. I want to know what you think. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Sometimes the most sustainable solution can also be the simplest and that's certainly true in the snacking aisle now that we can buy nutritious upcycled fruit chips made right where they're grown. In this episode, Sarah Goodman, the founder of Chiwis, shares her journey and passion for creating flavour packed, crispy tropical fruit snacks that are good for people and our planet.Sarah shares the challenges of scaling a sustainable business, sourcing upcycled fruit, and finding partners and retailers who align with Chiwis' values. She also opens up about the joys and challenges of being a women-owned business in the food industry and the milestones Chiwis is striving for and reached. You're also going to love her wildcard answer to ‘the big question' right off the top.To learn more about these delicious upcycled fruit snacks visit https://chiwis.co/. To learn more about who makes this podcast and why visit https://www.ethicalfoodgroup.com/.Here's the highlights: Product Origin: Sarah started Chiwis out of her passion for healthy snacks and nutrition, initially making kiwi chips for hikes and camping.Growth Journey: Chiwis has grown from a small startup to being available in major retailers like Whole Foods, Costco, and independent stores across Canada and the U.S.Upcycling Mission: Chiwis uses upcycled fruit, including "ugly" fruits, to reduce waste, using as much of the fruit as possible, including skins and rinds, for a minimal-waste, nutrient-rich product.Retail Strategy: Chiwis is strategically placed in the “healthy snacking” sections of stores for better visibility, although some retailers misplace them in produce, impacting sales.West Coast Expansion: Focused on the U.S. West Coast for expansion due to similar consumer values and logistical ease compared to sending products across Canada.Women-Owned Business Impact: Sarah values the support from women investors and sees the “women-owned” label as an asset in connecting with her target audience.Export Challenges and Partnerships: Sarah has navigated complexities in sourcing upcycled fruit and finding co-manufacturing partners near farms, vital for sustainability and quality.Awards and Recognition: Chiwis has been nominated for several sustainability and innovation awards, including the BC Rise Awards and CHFA Launch Pad Award.Celebrity Shoutouts: Sarah dreams of getting her product in the hands of celebrities like Chelsea Handler and Mark Marin, who were inspirations during her early days in business.Future Aspirations: Light-heartedly, Sarah suggests Ryan Reynolds could buy Chiwis in a few years as she considers potential future growth and expansion opportunities.

The Art of Kindness podcast returns for a positively D-E-L-I-G-H-T-F-U-L bonus episode LIVE from press day in NYC of the Kennedy Center's The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee. Host Robert Peterpaul talks with the all-star cast, including: Kevin McHale (Glee, American Horror Stories) as William Barfee, Philippe Arroyo (& Juliet, Aladdin) as Chip Tolentino, Alex Joseph Grayson (Parade, Into the Woods), Noah Galvin (Dear Evan Hansen, Booksmart) as Leaf Coneybear, Leana Rae Concepcion (Merrily We Roll Along) as Marcy Park, Beanie Feldstein (Drive-Away Dolls, Booksmart) as Logan Schwartzandgrubenierre, Nina White (Queen of Versailles, Kimberly Akimbo) as Olive Ostrovsky, Taran Killam (Spamalot, Saturday Night Live) as Vice Principal Douglas Panch and Tony Award® winner Bonnie Milligan (Kimberly Akimbo, Encores! Titanic) as Rona Lisa Peretti. Directed and choreographed by Danny Mefford (Kimberly Akimbo, Dear Evan Hansen) with musical direction by Roberto Sinha (New York, New York; Hamilton), Spelling runs at The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts from October 11 - 20. Click here for more I-N-F-O! Special shoutout to Broadway Podcast Network sound wizard Sarah Goodman. Hear you soon! Follow us: @artofkindnesspod / @robpeterpaul youtube.com/@artofkindnesspodcast Support the show! (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/theaok) Got kindness tips or stories? Please email us: artofkindnesspodcast@gmail.com Music: "Awake" by Ricky Alvarez. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Key TakeawaysThe Importance of Financial Planning: While Sarah enjoys branding and marketing, her experience highlights how vital financial planning is to long-term success. Early lessons from fundraising helped her keep profitability front and center as she built Chiwis.Understanding the CPG Landscape: Entering the CPG industry comes with its own set of challenges. Sarah delves into the importance of knowing your margins, pricing strategies, and building strong relationships with key players like brokers and retailers. Strategic Decision-Making for Growth: Data-driven choices are at the heart of Chiwis' success. Even when a product like the mango chip line was popular, Sarah discontinued it because of slim margins—a clear example of making tough calls for long-term gain.Building a Scalable Brand with Purpose: Building a scalable brand takes thoughtful planning. For Sarah, partnering with the right co-manufacturers and leaning on industry expertise has been instrumental in positioning Chiwis for sustained growth.Balancing Growth & Profitability: Goodman's strategy focuses on identifying the optimal balance between rapid growth and sustained profitability Working with large retailers like Costco allowed her to achieve both goals.Managing Cash Flow: Understanding cash flow is critical in the CPG industry, especially when working with large retailers with extended payment cycles. Sarah shares strategies for managing these gaps and building strong relationships with vendors.Shifting Funding Priorities: As investors shift their focus towards profitability, Sarah advises founders to come prepared. Know your numbers, track your costs, and be ready to present a compelling story around your product's value and potential..Episode Highlights[3:50] Sarah discusses her early career in the music industry and her transition to the nutrition space, ultimately leading to the creation of Chiwis.[7:10] Challenges faced in the early stages of Chiwis, including R&D costs and achieving profitability.[11:30] Importance of margins over markup and how collaborating with sales brokers and distributors is crucial for scaling a CPG business.[19:30] Finding a co-manufacturer during the pandemic and the complexities of scaling production while maintaining product quality.[23:10] She explains her decision to partner with co-manufacturers rather than own a production facility, allowing her to focus on brand building.[27:30] Growth strategy and Chiwis vision, including potential acquisition opportunities.[30:40] Insights on managing cash flow, margins, and negotiations with partners in the CPG industry.[35:50] Sarah reflects on the changing investor landscape and the importance of being prepared with a pitch deck when seeking funding.ResourcesChiwis website: chiwis.coFollow Sarah Goodman on LinkedInConnect with Christina Sjahli on LinkedInConnect With Profit ReimaginedExplore Profit Reimagined and discover how you can turn purpose into profit: Website and  LinkedInSubscribe to our podcast on your favorite platform.Discover if our Fractional CFO Services Are Your Perfect Fit with this simple quiz.

“Note to self: Don't be gay in Indiana.” In this final installment of the QUEER SERIES, showbiz siblings Kristen and Sarah Goodman dive into one of Broadway's most adorable, hilarious, and wholesome gay shows: THE PROM! Find out what Kristen and Sarah loved most about this lovable and affirming piece of theater, and discover “How Queer Is It?” in their final rating of the series. “Build a prom for everyone! Show them all it can be done!” Good Show Instagram: @goodshowpodcast  Good Show Tik Tok: @goodshowpodcast   broadwaycares.org Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Listen in behind the scenes with this special episode featuring media room speeches from 2024 Tony Award winners Shaina Taub, Dede Ayite, Tom Scutt, George C. Wolfe, Justin Peck, Ryan Rumery, Nikiya Mathis, Will Brill, Kara Young, Daniel Radcliffe, Kecia Lewis, Branden Jacobs-Jenkins, Sarah Paulson, Jonathan Groff, and Maleah Joi Moon. Guest hosted and edited by fellow Broadway Podcast Network host Sarah Goodman! Make sure to check out her podcast too. Connect with GOOD SHOW: Listen and follow the podcast at http://bpn.fm/goodshow Connect with The Theatre Podcast: Support the podcast on Patreon: Patreon.com/TheTheatrePodcast YouTube: YouTube.com/TheTheatrePodcast Threads, Twitter & Instagram: @theatre_podcast TikTok: @thetheatrepodcast Facebook.com/OfficialTheatrePodcast TheTheatrePodcast.com My personal Instagram: @alanseales Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

“Near, far, wherever you are,” you must listen to this BONUS EPISODE of the QUEER SERIES! Showbiz siblings Kristen and Sarah Goodman participated in BPN's “PodFest” at the Museum of Broadway, and had the chance to interview Marla Mindelle and Constantine Rousouli, the hilarious and super-talented co-creators / original stars of the hit Off-Broadway parody musical TITANiQUE! They chat about how they came up with this kooky crazy idea, the show's journey from LA to NYC, and the importance of queer representation in theater. Our love for these two goofballs runs river deep, mountain high. Our hearts will go on!  Good Show Instagram: @goodshowpodcast  Good Show Tik Tok: @goodshowpodcast   broadwaycares.org Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode of The Construction Record Podcast™, digital media editor Warren Frey has two interviews from the Vancouver Island Construction Association's (VICA) annual conference held recently in Victoria, B.C. The first interview is with MNP Consulting Services partner Susan Mowbray who gave attendees a look at the current economic situation on Vancouver Island and explained where opportunities for innovation would allow the construction industry to adapt to changing demographics and an increasingly shrinking labour pool. She added artificial intelligence (AI) is an opportunity for employers to both streamline what they do but also compete more effectively. Our second interview is with Immigration, refugee and citizenship lawyer Sarah Goodman who spoke at the VICA conference about some of the pathways to hire skilled workers from overseas. She outlined not only well-known programs for temporary foreign work and pathways to permanent residency but also highlighted ways in which foreign workers with enough skilled trades experience in their home countries could obtain a Red Seal certification. You can listen to our recent interviews with industry reaction to the recent federal budget here and our episodes are available at the Daily Commercial News and Journal of Commerce websites, on Libsyn and at  Apple Podcasts, Spotify and Amazon Music's podcast section. Thanks for listening. DCN-JOC News Services

“A messy bed in the corner; my lover mixing just that shade of green. Is this what it feels like to be seen?” There's a brand new queer show in the Broadway canon featuring a Sapphic love story! This BONUS EPISODE is all about LEMPICKA- a bold new musical about famed European painter Tamara de Lempicka and her love affair with a woman in Paris who became her artistic muse.  Showbiz siblings, Kristen and Sarah Goodman, chat about the highlights from the show, and Sarah shares interviews from the red carpet on opening night! Featuring conversations with co-creators Carson Kreitzer and Matt Gould, choreographer Raja Feather Kelly, makeup designer Kirk Cambridge Del Pesche, and show-stealing star Natalie Joy Johnson!  Good Show Instagram: @goodshowpodcast  Good Show Tik Tok: @goodshowpodcast   broadwaycares.org Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We're “Changing our Major” to Beth Malone! In this latest episode of the QUEER SERIES, showbiz siblings, Kristen and Sarah Goodman, discuss Jeanine Tesori and Lisa Kron's groundbreaking musical, FUN HOME, and chat with their new friend, Beth Malone, the Tony-nominated performer who originated the role of Alison Bechdel. She talks about her time in the show, her experience as a queer person growing up in rural Colorado, and the exciting new musical she is co-writing with Mary Ann Stratton and Emily Saliers of the Indigo Girls! GOOD SHOW! Instagram @goodshowpodcast  GOOD SHOW! TikTok @goodshowpodcast    Beth Malone Instagram @thebethmalone broadwaycares.org Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

“So, come on in and play me Le Jazz Hot, baby, ‘cause I love my jazz HOT!” In this fourth episode of the QUEER SERIES, showbiz siblings Kristen and Sarah Goodman chat about one of their favorite shows: VICTOR/VICTORIA. Find out why Julie Andrews declined her Tony nomination that year, discover just “How Queer Is It?” and hear who would star in Sarah's fantasy dream cast revival production! GOOD SHOW! Instagram @goodshowpodcast  GOOD SHOW! TikTok @goodshowpodcast    broadwaycares.org Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

“Viva la vie Bohème!” In ‘96, Kristen and Sarah Goodman were blasting their RENT cast album CD in their childhood bedroom in Chicago. Today, they're NYC roommates getting to chat with queer icon, Jai Rodriguez, about his experience growing up in a conservative religious family to starring in RENT as one of the youngest lead characters ever cast in the show! There are 525,600 reasons to love this Tony Award winning hit musical by Jonathan Larson. Find out what these two showbiz siblings love most about it and just “how queer is it?” in this third episode of the Queer Series. “No day but today.” Good Show Instagram: @goodshowpodcast  Good Show Tik Tok: @goodshowpodcast     Jai Rodriguez Instagram: @jairodriguez broadwaycares.org Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Will Shaun relax his hips and rumba his way to Kinshasa? Comedian and Strictly star Eddie Kadi pulls out all the stops to tempt Shaun to his hometown, the capital of the Democratic Republic of Congo. Shaun loves the sound of Congolese music and elegantly-dressed sapeurs, but he's also feeling trepidatious. Resident geographer, historian and comedian Iszi Lawrence helps him mull it over.Your Place Or Mine is the travel series that isn't going anywhere. Join Shaun as his guests try to convince him that it's worth getting up off the sofa and seeing the world, giving us a personal guide to their favourite place on the planet.Producers: Beth O'Dea and Sarah Goodman.Your Place or Mine is a BBC Audio production for BBC Radio 4 and BBC Sounds

“Lovers come and lovers go, Lovers live and die fortissimo, This is where we take a stand, Welcome to Falsettoland.” In this second episode of the Queer Series, showbiz siblings Kristen and Sarah Goodman examine some of the themes of William Finn and James Lapine's groundbreaking musical, FALSETTOS. Special guest and Tony award winner Brandon Uranowitz talks about his journey of acceptance of his Jewish identity, what it was like to perform the morning after the 2016 election, and how he accidentally slapped his friend and castmate, Stephanie J. Block.  Good Show Instagram: @goodshowpodcast  Good Show Tik Tok: @goodshowpodcast     Brandon Uranowitz Instagram @branuran broadwaycares.org Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

“Life's not worth a damn 'til you can shout out: I AM WHAT I AM!” Queer showbiz siblings Kristen and Sarah Goodman take a deep dive into Jerry Herman's 1983 hit Broadway musical, LA CAGE AUX FOLLES in this first episode of THE QUEER SERIES. Special guest T. Oliver Reid “spills the T” about backstage drama, self-care as a performer, and building equity on Broadway.  Good Show Instagram: @goodshowpodcast  Good Show Tik Tok: @goodshowpodcast   T. Oliver Reid Facebook / Instagram / X: @toliverreid  blacktheatrecoalition.org broadwaycares.org Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Shaun, a Santa-like figure himself, considers a freezing cold holiday in Santa's snowy hometown. Maisie Adam is sure he'd love the Northern Lights and the heavy metal bands, the black drinks and reindeer. Which Shaun says would be a great band name. Resident geographer, historian and comedian Iszi Lawrence is on hand to tell him more about the nation that is officially the happiest on earth. But would that actually suit Shaun? Your Place Or Mine is the travel series that isn't going anywhere. Join Shaun as his guests try to convince him that it's worth getting up off the sofa and seeing the world, giving us a personal guide to their favourite place on the planet. Producers: Beth O'Dea and Sarah Goodman. Your Place or Mine is a BBC Audio production for BBC Radio 4 and BBC Sounds.

Happy National Coming Out Day, from GOOD SHOW! We're here. We're queer. Get used to listening to your new favorite musical theater podcast because we're getting ready to launch six new episodes! Showbiz siblings Kristen and Sarah Goodman are proud to announce the second series of the pod: THE QUEER SERIES featuring LA CAGE AUX FOLLES, FALSETTOS, RENT, VICTOR/VICTORIA, FUN HOME, and THE PROM! This isn't just a phase, folx. We're hella gay, and we love Broadway! Follow us on Instagram @goodshowpodcast and TIkTok @goodshowpodcast for announcements about our celebrity special guests and when these new episodes will be coming out of the closet and onto your playlist. Cheers for Queers! Posted on October 11th, 2023 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

CONTENT WARNING / SPOILER ALERT: You probably wouldn't think that an episode about this classic Rodgers & Hammerstein musical would require a trigger warning, but if you saw the 2019 Broadway Revival of OKLAHOMA! at Circle in the Square, then you know why this episode discusses gun violence. When showbiz siblings, Kristen and Sarah Goodman, went to TOFT to watch what was referred to as the “Sexy Oklahoma,” they were expecting to see a nostalgic show from their childhood, not a dark and creepy “Bloody, Bloody Oklahoma!” In this second episode of the “The Summer Stock Series,” Kristen and Sarah go off about why they disagree with a lot of the strong choices made in this revival. “People will say we're in love” with disliking this production, but I can't get those blood-splattered faces “out of my dreams!” This summer, Kristen and Sarah went home to Chicago to visit their family in Chicago to talk about the Theatre at the Center and share memories from when our Mom starred in OKLAHOMA! Our chat includes our mom, Jenny Giocomo, step-dad Gary Giocomo, and little sister, Gaby Giocomo. Instagram: @goodshowpodcast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

“You're special fascination'll, prove to be inspirational, we think you're just sensational, Mame!” In the third and final episode of “The Summer Stock Series,” Kristen and Sarah Goodman chat about their favorite Jerry Herman musical which has been a Summer Stock staple for decades. They first were exposed to the marvel of MAME in 1993 at a regional theater near Chicago where their mom starred in the role of Vera Charles. Thirty years later, these showbiz siblings went to TOFT at the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts to watch the 1999 Papermill Playhouse production starring Christine Ebersole. Does this show get the Goodman siblings' GOOD SHOW stamp of approval? Does this show shock us with some unnecessary racist set dressing? Do we need a little Christmas? Open a new window, listen to a new podcast, and find out today! This summer, Kristen and Sarah went home to Chicago to visit their family in Chicago to talk about the Theatre at the Center and share memories from when our Mom starred in MAME. Our chat includes our mom, Jenny Giocomo, step-dad Gary Giocomo, and little sister, Gaby Giocomo. Instagram: @goodshowpodcast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

“It only takes a moment” to fall in love with this classic musical all over again. In the premier episode of “The Summer Stock Series,” showbiz siblings, Kristen and Sarah Goodman, celebrate one of their favorite Broadway shows of all time: HELLO, DOLLY! They were first charmed by the Jerry Herman magic in the Summer of 1993 when their mom, Jenny Giocomo, starred in the role of Irene Molloy at a Chicago-area regional theater called Theatre at the Center. Their step-dad, Gary Giocomo was the artistic director. This summer, Kristen and Sarah went home to Chicago to record a conversation with their mom, step-dad, and little sister Gaby Giocomo (also a theatre kid and current playwright) about their memories from that season thirty years ago. Kristen and Sarah visited the New York Performing Arts Library's Theater on Film and Tape Archive to watch the 2017 Broadway Revival starring Bernadette Peters. They gush about all the wonderful things in this “joy bomb” of a production, and they chat with their very special guest- Broadway star and Tony-nominated actor- the lovely and talented Kate Baldwin. Good Show Instagram: @goodshowpodcast Kate Baldwin Instagram: @realkatebaldwin kate-baldwin.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

“Pull out the stops! It's Today!” Showbiz siblings, Kristen and Sarah Goodman, take a deep dive into their favorite Broadway shows at the Theater on Film and Tape Archive (TOFT) at the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts. These two queer theater kids grew up surrounded by entertainment, and now they're roommates in New York City, living out their dreams as theater-makers, performers, and creative consultants. Join them as they journey through the Musical Theater canon, celebrating the good shows that shaped them. Their first series, The Summer Stock Series, celebrates three classic mid century musicals: Hello Dolly!, Oklahoma!, and Mame. These are shows that truly shaped Kristen and Sarah. They grew up watching these musicals at a regional theater near Chicago called Theater at The Center. Their mom, Jenny Giocomo, starred in these three shows which were directed and choreographed by their step-dad, Gary Giocomo, in the Summer of 1993. 30 years later, they are revisiting these shows by watching productions at TOFT and taking a trip home to walk down memory lane. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Message from Sarah Goodman on June 25, 2023

Vick Hope on a wildly exciting year she spent in Buenos Aires which even leaves Shaun contemplating a visit despite the very real risk of his being carried off by a harpy eagle. Your Place Or Mine is the travel podcast that isn't going anywhere. Join Shaun as his guests try to convince him that it's worth getting up off the sofa and seeing the world, giving us a personal guide to their favourite place on the planet. With resident geographer, historian and comedian Iszi Lawrence on hand to share facts, each week a familiar face will try to persuade Shaun that jetting off to their favourite destination is worth the hassle. Your Place or Mine is a BBC Audio production for BBC Radio 4 and BBC Sounds. Producers: Beth O'Dea and Sarah Goodman

In this episode, we talk to Sarah Goodman, the founder, and CEO of Chiwis. Chiwis is a natural snack food company based in Squamish, British Columbia.After making her own kiwi chips to bring camping, hiking, or binging Netflix, Sarah decided to share these healthy treats with friends and family. They were then dubbed as "healthy tasting sour patch kids" and Sarah began the journey to create her brand. Chiwis now has five different flavours of all natural fruit chips. One big goal of the brand is to use as much up-cycled fruit as possible to decrease food waste.In the two years of growing her company, Sarah has been able to get her product into over a thousand stores and is working in the US markets.You'll hear how Sarah started her company, the journey toward her first sale, and how she used the COVID-19 pandemic to pivot. Sarah shared that she raised the majority of the money for Chiwis on Zoom wearing a hoodie!Her entrepreneurial background in technology has shaped how she is building Chiwis.This episode dives into the potential of consumer packaged goods, how to build a brand, and how to finance it. She shares her experience as a woman in tech and finance. Don't miss out on this empowering episode.Check out some of our most popular episodes:Chicken S#!it CEOs w. Mogens SmedLeadership Lessons from Louis Vuitton, Samsonite, and Now, EVCP Growth EquityCanada's Best Venture Partner w. Bruce CroxonFor more information on our sponsor, please visit Olympia Trust CompanyStay in the know and follow along:Connect with our host, Cory Cleveland on LinkedInVisit The Insider's Guide to Finance WebsiteFollow us on LinkedInSubscribe to our YouTube channelSubscribe to The Knowledge Bank Letter - a periodic letter of actionable insights, interviews, and quality curations

Sarah Goodman is the Director of Enterprise and Channel Partnerships at Maple, Canada's leading virtual care platform connecting patients with healthcare providers like doctors and specialists for online medical visits in minutes.In her role, Sarah is primarily focused on bringing virtual care to large Canadian employers, as well as relationship and partnership growth of various industry partners at Maple. She discusses how Maple is making an impact on the current needs of Canadians especially in the benefits space where table stakes are high and the burden of healthcare has shifted to organizations as they try to differentiate their businesses to attract top talent.Brought to you by Aria Benefits and Life & Legacy Advisory Group

I recently learned that Sarah Goodman Cuetara, who many know as a Peaks Islander, has been diligently working on a new independent publishing company called Wheeling Tern Books. Wheeling Tern Books is a collaborative approach to publishing born of a pandemic-area project and close friendships between fellow creators. Please listen for all the details on the book, this unique publishing company, and ideas for bringing your own creative endeavors to life. You'll especially want to listen for Lisa Usani Phillips reading several of her poems featured in the new collection Guest People. For complete show notes, check out peaksislandradio.com/sarah-goodman-cuetara-lisa-usani-phillips-and-the-team-behind-wheeling-tern-books/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/peaksislandradio/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/peaksislandradio/support

Writer Salena Godden chooses Good Morning, Midnight by Jean Rhys, a book she's re-read many times and returns to now – older, wiser and with even greater empathy for its protagonist. Author-illustrator Rob Biddulph recommends When the Sky Falls by Phil Earle, named Children's Fiction Book of the Year at the 2022 British Book Awards, which brought him to tears and conjures London in the Blitz so vividly. Presenter Harriett Gilbert picks Mend the Living by Maylis de Kerangal, translated by Jessica Moore, the story of a heart transplanted from one life to another. Produced for BBC Audio in Bristol by Sarah Goodman.

Columnist Melanie Reid adores This is Not About Me by Janice Galloway, a tragicomic account of her turbulent childhood in mid-century Scotland. Presenter Harriett Gilbert thinks John le Carré's Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy is a true masterpiece, and sports broadcaster (and famous dog owner) Andrew Cotter recommends The Wild Places by fellow mountain-lover Robert Macfarlane. Produced for BBC Audio in Bristol by Sarah Goodman.

Sophie Hannah and Viv Groskop join Harriett Gilbert to talk about books they love. Sophie, an Agatha Christie expert and superfan, recommends The Rose and the Yew Tree, a book – misleadingly billed as a romance, she says – that Christie wrote under the pseudonym Mary Westmacott. She claims it can rival any detective novel for suspense and intrigue. Will Harriett and Viv agree? Harriett champions Dame Eileen Atkin's recent memoir Will She Do? which charts the first 30 years of the actor's life, including her time as a child soubrette, performing in working men's clubs as ‘Baby Eileen'. Writer, podcaster and stand-up Viv Groskop recalls her time living in Russia in the 1990s and explains why she thinks The Heart of a Dog by Mikhail Bulgakov, a 1920s satire about science gone very wrong, will become increasingly relevant in the months and years ahead. Produced for BBC Audio in Bristol by Sarah Goodman.

Before her life as a financial journalist began, Felicity Hannah could more often be found wearing a top hat, leading tourists round the ghostly streets beneath Edinburgh. She loves sudden startles and that sense of creeping enjoyable fear in person, in books and on screen, but she wants to know why. Why are some humans wired to get a thrill out of fear? Why not all of us? Felicity talks to fear expert Dr Margee Kerr, sociologist and author of Scream: Chilling Adventures in the Science of Fear, about what happens in our bodies when we're frightened, and how, surprisingly, this can help us build relationships and personal resilience. She asks: what's the difference between the feelings we experience in a haunted house and genuine terror? Why do children love being chased? Is fear really contagious? Produced in Bristol for BBC Audio by Sarah Goodman.

Spooky tour guide turned financial journalist Felicity Hannah wants to know why being scared can feel so good. Why do we frighten ourselves for fun? Why do we love scary stories and terrifying TV? She asks Neil Gaiman, author of Coraline, The Graveyard Book, Neverwhere and The Sandman – a storyteller who knows all about the power of fear to fascinate and delight us. Felicity and Neil talk about what scares them the most, when fear loses its thrill, and, of course, ‘horror for four year olds'. Produced for BBC Audio in Bristol by Sarah Goodman.

Comedian and writer Rob Newman is a long-time fan of President Franklin D. Roosevelt, who "saved the United States, just in time for the United States to save the world". When FDR came into office in 1933, at the height of the Great Depression, unemployment stood at more than 25% and drought in the Dust Bowl had decimated American agriculture across the Great Plains. While known for his folksy charm, Roosevelt was a shrewd and determined politician, who transformed federal government, the US financial system and the relationship between the American people and their president forever. His raft of early interventions, known as the New Deal, have become the benchmark for US presidents' first 100 days in office ever since. As 'Forester in Chief', FDR's administration initiated mass tree planting and soil conservation - all while providing employment for 3 million young men. Rob talks to Matthew Parris about how FDR's radical and ambitious environmentalism continues to inspire him, and how this man defied his sheltered upper class upbringing to reach out to working Americans and address their struggles directly. They are joined by Professor David B. Woolner, Senior Fellow and Resident Historian of the Roosevelt Institute and author of The Last 100 Days: FDR at War and at Peace, to discuss FDR's personal triumphs, his hidden struggles and his international legacy. Could or should he have predicted the divided Europe that followed hot on the heels of a hard-fought peace? With thanks to the archivists at the Franklin D Roosevelt Presidential Library. Presented by Matthew Parris. Produced by Sarah Goodman for BBC Audio Bristol.

Join me and my guest, Sarah Goodman. Sarah is an organization leader with multiple entrepreneurial ventures. Sarah leads, supports and advises start-ups and mid-market enterprises. She's also a super mom, a wife, and a great friend.  In this episode, you will learn:·       Sarah's brief background and influences·       The concept of seven layers deep·       Changes in trajectory brought by the pandemic·       How to keep and rebalance mindset·       Inspirations to feel joy internally and externally·       And much more!~About Sarah Goodman:Sarah Goodman helps small businesses during times of transition. Whether looking to increase sales/profits, move, or merger. She has the skill and determination to make it happen. Sarah's leadership style is to be authentic, empathetic, and to drive results – whether that is in coaching and supporting her sales team, closing a real estate investment, mentoring a small business founder, or supporting sales enablement and lead generation for a Fortune 50 technology company. You can find Sarah Goodman on…Website: https://www.bdainc.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarahmgoodman/ Connect with Steph Silver and the MVP Business Podcast on:Website:https://vine-collective.org/ Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/mvp_business_podcast/   LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/stephaniebsilver/ Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/vinebrands/

Writer, broadcaster and Blue Peter presenter Janet Ellis champions the life of Kaye Webb, who burst on to the children's publishing scene in 1961 and changed the industry forever. With no publishing experience whatsoever, Kaye persuaded renowned authors like Roald Dahl and Nina Bawden to publish their hardback bestsellers as pocket-sized paperbacks that children could buy themselves. Hundreds of thousands flocked to join her Puffin Club with its riotous exhibitions, trips and competitions. Janet shares her memories of growing up abroad with her "portable kingdom" of Puffin books, and explains why Puffin and Blue Peter have a lot in common. Janet is joined in the studio by Kaye's biographer, the writer Valerie Grove. They talk about Kaye's three marriages, especially the last, to cartoonist Ronald Searle, then one of the most famous men in the country. We also hear personal memories of Kaye from Clare Morpurgo, daughter of Penguin founder, Sir Allen Lane. With thanks to Puffin Club expert Sherief Hassan, Philippa Dickinson and Emma Thompson. Photo courtesy of Seven Stories - The National Centre for Children's Books in Newcastle upon Tyne. Presented by Matthew Parris. Produced by Sarah Goodman for BBC Audio Bristol.

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Listen in to an honest and raw conversation with three moms who became parents in the middle of a pandemic. They share their strategies for coping, navigating, and feeling more connected during this truly, well, unprecedented time. Episode 16 | Sarah Goodman and Mira Lax of Eva Mental Health Pandemic pregnancy and birth. It is our new reality. And while living the last two years in this new way of life, it does not make becoming a mom any easier. How do we find the support we need during these unprecedented times? Mira and Sarah of Eva Mental Health share their stories of pregnancy, birth, and postpartum during the beginning of the pandemic. Through their experience, they've nurtured a way for moms to connect, share and support other women in their motherhood journey. Because while having a baby might look different today, knowing you're heard and supported can make all the difference. More about Sarah and Mira: Mira is a mother, writer, and marketing strategist who creates, curates, and collects high-quality content. She has experience with online and offline marketing, corporate writing and editing, branding and rebranding globally, strategic partnership development, and large-scale event planning. Sarah Goodman, MSW, RSW, is a mother, a registered social worker, and a passionate supporter of mothers at all stages of their parenting journey. She intimately understands that becoming a mother is hard. Many stressors can make you feel alone and overwhelmed, from trying to conceive to loss, pregnancy, and motherhood. As someone who became a mom during the COVID-19 pandemic and experienced loss prior, Sarah quickly understood the importance of support throughout the journey to motherhood. Sarah is passionate about providing quality support to women in their most vulnerable moments. When so much is asked of you, Sarah's goal is to help mothers feel validated, supported, and cared for. Topics Covered: 1:01 | Becoming a Covid-19 mom 4:23 | Facing the risks 11:26 | Coping and navigating 18:48 | Eva services 29:25 | I "should" be happy 32:36 | You're allowed to complain 41:43 | Final question Additional Resources To learn more about Mira and Sarah, go to evamentalhealth.com for additional information and resources. Other postpartum pandemic resources A Therapist's Guide to Pandemic Parenting Coping During a Pandemic? This New Mom Turns to Cooking Identifying Postpartum Rage and How to Deal

Could aliens 'speak' in chemicals? Could they converse in electricity? Would they be able to hear us? In the absence of a Star Trek-style universal translator, how would you talk to an alien newly arrived on Planet Earth? Dr Hannah Little is a science communicator, linguist and comedian. She joins Michael Rosen for some fascinating thought experiments on extraterrestrial communication and animal interactions closer to home. What might all this tell us about how human language first appeared, and why does it matter? Produced by Sarah Goodman for BBC Audio in Bristol.

Kathryn Mannix, author and palliative care specialist, joins Michael Rosen to think about those discussions we would rather avoid. She calls them "tender" conversations. In the moments that really count, how do we respond to someone sharing bad news or raw emotion? How do we listen well? What do we say – and what should we not say? Kathryn and Michael talk about why we tell stories to help us process important moments and how silence is often the most caring response to someone in distress. They also talk about having conversations aloud or in our heads with loved ones who have died and how this can help us work through loss. Kathryn Mannix is the author of Listen: How to Find the Words for Tender Conversations and With the End in Mind: How to Live and Die Well. Produced by Sarah Goodman for BBC Audio in Bristol.

For episode 20, we're excited to be bringing you Sarah Goodman, founder and CEO of Chiwis. Sarah is a nutritionist and serial entrepreneur with a ridiculous love of snacks. She spent seven years in tech before making the switch to the CPG food biz when I launched Chiwis February 2021! At Chiwis they're passionate about creating 100% natural snacks that taste amazing and pack a nutritional punch. They use upcycled fruits and use as much of the fruit as possible (including the skin!) for a fiber filled delicious superfood snack to bring for your lunch bag, on the go, or on top of a mountain.In this episode you'll learn:Tips for securing financing as a female entrepreneurWhat being a serial entrepreneur has taught SarahHow the idea for Chiwis was years in the makingThe biggest challenges she's experienced while growing ChiwisWhy remaining women-owned is a huge priority for Chiwis as they continue to growBuy Chiwis: https://chiwis.co/ Connect on IG: https://www.instagram.com/chiwis_snacks/ ---- For more information on Our Gorongosa, please visit ourgorongosa.comConnect with us on Instagram: http://instagram.com/ourgorongosaUse code PODCAST for 15% off your first order!

Doing your bit or shirking? Afflicted with ‘Belgian flush'? Don't forget to BYOB. Lynda Mugglestone, Professor of the History of English at the University of Oxford, joins Michael Rosen to talk about the new language that emerged from British experience in the First World War – from Zeppelinophobia on the Home Front to ‘watching the pyrotechnics' in the trenches. Jumping into an extraordinary archive put together by clergyman Andrew Clark at the time, they discover just how many words and phrases were coined to describe this brand new kind of warfare, and what they mean to us today. Professor Lynda Mugglestone is the author of Writing a War of Words: Andrew Clark and the Search for Meaning in World War One. Produced by Sarah Goodman for BBC Audio in Bristol.

In today's episode Day 1 host, Emily Getz, speaks to social worker, Sarah Goodman, MSW, RSW, on the importance of building community to help support yourself when going through fertility challenges. Sarah speaks to how her own experience with multiple miscarriages lead her to co-found Eva Wellness, a mental health service and community where women can feel empowered, informed, and supported throughout their journey to motherhood and beyond. This is an important story as it sheds light on the impact miscarriages have and how many who experience them can sometimes feel isolated within the infertility community because their story might not be "big" enough. Sarah beautifully speaks to how she built a community to support her in a way that worked for her, how she became a first time mother through the COVID-19 pandemic and how her experiences inspired the creation of Eva Wellness.

Sarah is such a beautiful soul, she creates artwork by drawing your energy and then translates it. I have had a lot of episodes this one is the coolest one yet, blow your mind awesome. Basically Sarah does physic readings in a light language picture. Sarah walks us through as I find out how she discovered she could do this, how old she was and so much more... buckle up we are going on a ride! Visit her www.lightlanguage.co.uk/ instagram lightlanguage_codes

When the father of 17 year old Verity and 11 year old Lilah goes mad after losing his wife, their mother, the two sisters are sent to Wheeler, Arkansas with the hopes of being adopted together. Lilah is taken in by a young woman and her older “uncle” so Verity finds a family willing to take her in as a farmhand. Verity soon learns the town has many deep, dark secrets and Lilah’s new mother is not who she says she is. Will Verity be able to prove her suspicions before anyone, including her precious younger sister, are put in danger? Find out as we review Sarah Goodman’s debut novel, Eventide.This book had us on the edge of our seats and we never could have guessed the twists and turns. We couldn’t help but give this book 5 stars!

One of the hazards of co-hosting a podcast with a super-genius is sometimes her obligation to science and research is sliiiightly more important. But, guest hosting in Emily's place today, you may recognize the voice of our very own Nicole Zollos, who creates all of our beautiful BATC art! She joins us today to discuss blindly switching current reads with other cohosts, and some fantastic works of YA literature. Thank you for listening, and enjoy! Make sure you're following Nicole's bookstagram @see_nic_read! You can join our fan club (and book club) here: https://www.patreon.com/booksandthecitypod. Grab your BATC merch: https://www.booksandthecitypod.com/merch. Browse and shop all the books we’ve discussed on this episode and past episodes at bookshop.org/shop/booksandthecity. Subscribe to our newsletter on our website, and send us an email at booksandthecitypod@gmail.com-------------> Libby just read: Shadow and Bone by Leigh Bardugo (9:05-22:25) https://us.macmillan.com/books/9781250777881 Up next for Libby: Siege and Storm by Leigh Bardugo Kayla just read: A Great and Terrible Beauty by Libba Bray (22:26-32:37) https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/17785/a-great-and-terrible-beauty-by-libba-bray/ Up next for Kayla: The Sweet Far Thing by Libba Bray Guest host Nicole just read: Firekeeper's Daughter by Angeline Boulley (32:38-40:16) https://us.macmillan.com/books/9781250766564 Up next for Nicole: Four Winds by Kristin Hannah Becky just read: Eventide by Sarah Goodman (40:17-50:12) https://us.macmillan.com/books/9781250224736 Up next for Becky: Magic for Liars by Sarah Gailey Music by EpidemicSound, logo art by @niczollos, all opinions our own.

Life in the Time of COVID-19. In their own words: stories from alumni and students about navigating life during the pandemic, from starting medical school to finishing fellowship to being on the front lines and beyond. Dr. Sarah Goodman, PGY 1 (Internal Medicine), speaks from the heart about how COVID impacted her family and her transition from student to doctor.

If ever there was going to be an example of The Pack Heavy Mentality and approach to business worth sharing - this is it. Sarah Goodman, founder and CEO of Chiwis Kiwi Chips generously shares the founding story of Chiwis, her approach to market research, product validation, roadmap to launch - and many other lessons learned along the way. https://chiwis.co/ Save 10% off your online order with the promo code : BUDDYTENOFF If you have any questions, comments or feedback from today's episode please reach out : hayden@thepackheavypodcast.com

When I woke up, I could hear the rustling of leaves from trees blowing in the wind outside my window. I heard songs of the neighborhood regulars, the birds that frequent the feeder swinging from our live oak tree. The sun was bright, and the sky was clear.    You know what? I can’t say that I pay attention to much of the outside details when I’m preparing to leave the house for work each day. But quarantine? That’s changed everything about my routine; from how and when I wake up, to what I wear, to if I even brush my hair. Now, I even have to wait in line for my own coffee pot!   My guess is, a lot about this life has changed for you, too these last few weeks. We see images in the media, we hear stories from the news, neighbors, and our social media feeds. We know some people felt the strain of a suddenly changing economy early on. We commiserate with other moms and dads on the new territory of homeschool.    Last week, God laid on my heart the idea for the next two episodes of the Spoken Freely podcast. I sit down with different women and have conversations about life in quarantine. One is a small business owner who’s had to make significant changes. Abby McKinney, owner of Ella Mae’s Boutique in Indiana, shares the realities of how shelter-in-place affects our local stores.   Then I visit with a guest we’ve learned from before, Sarah Goodman. The Tackling the Clutter organization expert is back to talk about the gift of time. We’ve been given weeks of it. How are we using it? She talks about the pressures to accomplish big tasks and what’s realistic for each of us. She points out that our kids have been given this same gift and how we can make this time meaningful for them as well.   Friends, I hope you find wisdom in today’s episode. I can’t wait for you to hear from these two women. 

In honor of Earth Day, we share this pre-recorded conversation with our Providence Day School sustainability team - Olga Mawougbe from Lower School, Sarah Goodman from Middle School, and Jack Hudson from Upper School. They discuss recycling both on and off campus and how young people - especially PD's students - can make a difference.

Here we are, friends! 2020. Can you even believe it? I remember growing up, I was a huge fan of the cartoon, The Jetson’s. I was certain that by this year, I’d be teleporting about in my space car, followed by the bubbly sounds their car always made.   Instead, I’m still often sitting in traffic, on the ROAD, in the family SUV. But the good news is, there’s time to listen to podcasts! And we are kicking off this new year with a de-clutter and organizing expert, Sarah Goodman.    Sarah is a busy wife and mom of three young boys in central Texas. When I first met Sarah one year ago, I was launching the Spoken Freely podcast. She shared her dream of a business helping others clear the clutter by showing simple ways to get in control of your stuff, therefore your life. Sarah is active on her blog and Instagram where she shares videos, pictures, tips and tricks for keeping your home functional in simple ways.   As an enneagram one, Sarah’s conscientious and discerning nature make her a natural at organization, but she also shares her struggle with perfectionism. A champion of vulnerability, we hear stories from her journey and how she maintains balance. We talk about the comparisons we make when we peruse social media and compare our spaces to what we perceive to be the reality of others. Sarah feels it’s important that everyone give themselves permission to not be Pinterest-perfect.    We learn how and when to let go of an item and how to decipher when to buy new when it's needed; not just to collect more. And how do you get the family to declutter and keep the home organized? We talk about how to teach the kiddos to be helpers, too.   Early on in our friendship, Sarah and I talked about how to take a step into something new-something you are passionate about that differs from your career, or in the midst of motherhood, or whatever busyness takes precedence in your life. We both want to encourage you to take that step. You have much to offer others!

Sarah Goodman, co-founder behind iHeart and Vitalsines joins us to talk health, heart, internal age, and yes - eat some crickets. Join us every Friday live on Facebook! Listen on Anchor: anchor.fm/lunchacademy Listen on Apple Podcasts: itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/lunch-academy/id1369435716 Launch Academy: Facebook: facebook.com/LaunchAcademyHQ/ Instagram: instagram.com/launchacademyHQ/ Twitter: twitter.com/@launchacademyhq

The fourth contestant in the Women Startup Challenge Podcast is Sarah Goodman, Founder of VitalSines. VitalSines creates products that empower individuals to live longer, healthier lives. Their popular device iHeart Internal Age revolutionarily measures arterial stiffness to provide consumers with an affordable way to monitor and improve their overall health.

Get a taste of our Plz Advise spin-off pod "Mother, May I Sleep With Podcast?" If you love Lifetime Original Movies, you're going to want to tune in to today's ep. We'll be back with a brand new episode of "Plz Advise" next week. In this episode, Molls and Ronnie Karam get in the swing of things by jumping right into "His Secret Family," starring Haylie Duff. The pair discuss the excellent detective skills of Sarah Goodman, the amazing acting by the cast members playing doctors/medical professionals, and how crazy-easy it was to obtain confidential information from various companies. Join them for some LOLs and to hear where this one landed on our scale. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

"His tiny eyebrows have been put in tiny eyebrow jail." We're back, baby! Molls and Ronnie Karam (yes, the same Ronnie who graced us with his presence on Episode 1) get back in the swing of things by jumping right into His Secret Family, starring Haylie Duff. The pair discuss the excellent detective skills of Sarah Goodman, the amazing acting by the cast members playing doctors/medical professionals, and how crazy-easy it was to obtain confidential information from various companies. Join them for some LOLs and to hear where this one landed on our scale. We would love to hear what you think about the show - hit us up on Twitter - @MMISWP - and be sure to rate/review us in the iTunes store so we can share the Lifetime Movie love! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

You were promised a second episode this week, so here it is! Sarah Goodman, writer-director of the brand-new Toronto indie Porch Stories, brings Kelly Reichardt’s 2010 frontier drama Meek’s Cutoff into the basement to unpack its ambiguities, allegories and alienation while your genial host Norm Wilner talks about knitting. Enjoy it! And if you’re in Toronto on Sunday, June 21, maybe catch the 6:45 … Continue reading Sarah Goodman on Meek’s Cutoff →