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In part two of these special guest-hosted episodes of The Simple and Smart SEO Show, Sara Jensen and Shea Karssing explore how AI is reshaping SEO, the importance of human creativity in marketing, and the long-term value of offline brand-building. Dive into practical tips for 2025, such as creating quality content, embracing conversational tones, and leveraging AI as a tool, not a replacement. Learn how brand awareness impacts SEO and why genuine human connection still reigns supreme in the digital world.

Mike and Sara Jensen, owners of Compound CrossFit, talk about their decision to downsize their affiliate for long-term success. The Jensens share the challenges and rewards of transitioning to a smaller space, professionalizing their coaching staff, and creating a more inclusive community. Their story highlights how tough decisions can lead to personal and business growth. -- FREE TOOLS and resources for CrossFit Affiliate Owners and Coaches. https://www.besthouroftheirday.com/affiliate-tools -- Unlock the Power of Your Fitness Business with PushPress https://www.pushpress.com/ -- 0:00 - Introduction 0:43 - Meeting Mike and Sarah Jensen of Compound CrossFit 2:18 - The Decision to Downsize and Its Impact 4:45 - Changing the Gym's Culture and Community Support 7:05 - Moving to a New Location: Challenges and Benefits 11:02 - Planning for Growth and Professionalizing Coaching 14:45 - Member Reactions and Building a Stronger Community 19:23 - Personal Growth as Leaders Through the Transition 21:21 - Changes Since the Move and Future Plans 30:15 - Lessons Learned for Long-term Success --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/besthouroftheirday/support

If you love a good race report, this episode is for you! First, co-host Sarah WF, fresh off the Marine Corps Marathon, shares how her day in D.C. went, and how she was able to walk away with an upbeat attitude despite it not being her best race. Then, the hosts bring back Better Together partners Sarah Jensen and Linda Bahnson, who completed the Indy Monumental Marathon together as a protege and mentor, respectively. The pair share how their race went, plus the perks of having a built-in training and racing buddy.  Next, BAMR Kate Kneifel shares her experience at the Blue Ridge Ultra, part of AMR's Race Like A Mother: Ultra program. Kate ran the 15K at Blue Ridge in Georgia and she chats about how that went and the camaraderie that came along with racing with a group of Mother Runners.  Want to join Better Together in 2024? We'll be releasing information for our 2024 program in early January; sign up here to stay in the know! What was your 2023 athletic highlight? Tell us here! When you shop our sponsors, you help AMR. We appreciate your—and their—support! Find quality candidates fast: Visit Indeed.com/amr to start hiring now. Get $30 off your 1st box + free croissants when you start your subscription at Wildgrain.com/AMR or use code AMR at checkout. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

If you're training for a fall marathon or half-marathon, you'll want to listen to this episode as we chat about running all the miles in all of the heat and humidity. First, Sarah WF shares how she's navigating training for the Marine Corps Marathon (check out this blog post for more on how SWF's surviving the summer miles!). Then, the hosts bring on Better Together teammates Sarah Jensen (the protege) and Linda Bahnson (the mentor) who have paired up to build up to the Indianapolis Monumental Marathon. Tune in for tips for training through the warm temps and plenty of honest insight on topics including: Giving yourself plenty of grace (and adjusting your pace!) when it's super-hot outside; Keeping things lively by getting creative with your mileage; The importance of hydrating on the go; and much more! Be sure to listen all the way through for the third installment of our Nourished on the Run segment. Dietitian Ellie Kempton, RD, MSN, and Dimity talk through accessible ways to mitigate the 2 a.m. wake-up—and Dimity learns a new fact about the liver. If you're curious about the red screen, here you go. Two apps we love: Breathwrk and Insight Timer (for Yoga Nidra). When you shop our sponsors, you help AMR. We appreciate your—and their—support!  Drink up! Save 25% on $50+ any GU products w/ code AMR25 at GUenergy.com Find balance: For 10% off your first month, go to betterhelp.com/amr  Use code AMR10 for $10 off 13.1 or 26.2 + AMR5 for $5 off 8K at RichmondMarathon.org Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Wanting to listen to a journey into integrative derm? We've got just the one. This week, we're joined by Dr. Sarah Jensen as she discusses how she's incorporated integrative dermatology into her rural practice. Listen in as she talks about clinician burnout, a surge of interest in complementary medicines by patients, and how to keep an open mind. Each Thursday, join Dr. Raja and Dr. Hadar, board certified dermatologists, as they share the latest evidence based research in integrative dermatology. For access to CE/CME courses, become a member at LearnSkin.com. Sarah Jensen, MD was originally an art major turned medical student, who then became a double board certified Dermatologist and Dermatopathologist. Having worked in academic medicine for years, Dr. Jensen opened her practice in a semi-rural/suburban office over 13 years ago just south of St Louis. Finding herself in need of change and feeling some of the burnout of medicine, Dr. Jensen applied for LearnSkin's Integrative Dermatology Certificate Program and graduated this past Spring with its 3rd annual cohort of students. Dr. Jensen is actively working to apply her knowledge in practice and also in raising a healthy and balanced family of three young adults.

LIVE from the Western Conservative Summit! Riley Gaines stopped by to talk about women's rights in sports. Gaines campaigns against including biological males in women's sports, including efforts in federal and state governments and school-based campaigns. After serving as Colorado Christian University president from 2016-2022, Dr. Donald Sweeting was appointed by the Board of Trustees as Chancellor of the University. He joins Jimmy as well, followed by Moms for Liberty co-founder, Tina Descovich, a former Florida school board member. Tina argues that the government has no right to tell parents how to raise their children. Closing out the show, Jimmy speaks at the Summit with Cheryl Chumley - opinion editor and host of “Bold and Blunt” podcast for The Washington Times - and Sarah Jensen with the American Conservation Coalition, which had a booth at the Summit.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

LIVE from the Western Conservative Summit! Riley Gaines stopped by to talk about women's rights in sports. Gaines campaigns against including biological males in women's sports, including efforts in federal and state governments and school-based campaigns. After serving as Colorado Christian University president from 2016-2022, Dr. Donald Sweeting was appointed by the Board of Trustees as Chancellor of the University. He joins Jimmy as well, followed by Moms for Liberty co-founder, Tina Descovich, a former Florida school board member. Tina argues that the government has no right to tell parents how to raise their children. Closing out the show, Jimmy speaks at the Summit with Cheryl Chumley - opinion editor and host of “Bold and Blunt” podcast for The Washington Times - and Sarah Jensen with the American Conservation Coalition, which had a booth at the Summit.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jared is joined in studio with current Miss Idaho Sarah Jensen. They discuss her platform, juggling being a full time teacher while judging her duties, and asks Jared some tough pageant questions. Will Jared crumble under pressure? Listen to find out! Recorded and Produced by TMA Studios

Ej sits down with fellow recovering addict Sarah Jensen whose story covers getting addicted at a young age, her thoughts on spirituality and religion, having a sibling  in recovery and her story of finding recovery. #REACHOUT https://linktr.ee/nsawithej

Sarah Jensen teaches math AND is prepping for the Miss America pageant in December. In this episode, she talks about what today's kids need in a role model, how she feels about the Miss America pageant dropping the swimsuit portion of the competition, and how Idaho education is underrated.

  Novels tend to portray alcohol use as tough and gritty, or fun and relaxing or romantic and sexy – take your pick!  As a culture we've internalised these ideas which has contributed to the “normalisation” of drinking.  My guest this week is trying to create some balance by featuring a sober heroine in her Cyberpunk novel “Bubbles in Space”.  Sarah Jensen is a Canadian science fiction author and strongly believes that we need more sober characters in fiction.  For people in recovery sober characters are powerful and inspiring. Sarah shares her own recovery story with us and explains how she has drawn upon her struggles with alcohol to create her fictional character: In this Episode Although she dabbled in high school and had the occasional binge at college Sarah's drinking didn't really take off until she became a parent and signed up for the mommy juice culture. In fact when a later diagnosis showed that she had been suffering from post natal depression she realised that she had been self medicating with alcohol for 4 years As a writer she was also part of the creative circles who bought into the belief that alcohol fuels creativity – “write drunk, edit sober” was a popular myth I discuss this myth (and others) in my interview with South African author Eusebius McKaiser in the Tribe Sober podcast, episode 77 – called Busting Sobriety Myths - released in January 2022 At the age of 34 Sarah realised that she was facing some choices – was she going to be a Better Mom – or a Drinker, a Better Wife – or a Drinker, a Better Writer – or a Drinker. She realised that drinking had taken up such a lot of space in her head that there was no room for anything else We discussed the twisted thinking that arises due to the fact that some brilliant writers were alcoholics – of course they were not brilliant BECAUSE they were alcoholics - it was more down to them being so driven that they were able to succeed IN SPITE of being alcoholics… We wondered how much better they could have been and how much more they could have written if they were not drinking excessively. Most functioning alcoholics are using so much energy to hold it all together that when they stop they have a surplus of energy to use for more constructive endeavours – we see this over and over in our tribe Sarah talks of having an “epiphany” one day when she could sense the toxins building up in her body and realised that she was on a slippery slope As a reader she turned to Quitlit - Annie Grace's book (the Naked Mind) make her realise that she had an opportunity and a choice to save herself from a lot of pain Because she hadn't hit “rock bottom” she felt fortunate that she was able to make such a choice before she became totally dependent Sarah realised that sobriety was a gift not a punishment This reframing helps us change our mindset – at Tribe Sober we say that sobriety is an opportunity and that we will gain so much more than we will lose.. Another book which resonated with Sarah was The Biology of Desire by Marc Lewis as she wanted to understand more about how the brain works and the science behind it and as she discovered Mindfulness she read The Power of Now by Eckart Tolle So in fact Sarah tackled the problem intellectually but she also connected with online sober communities to keep her on track. As she began to clock up some sober time she found that one of the important advantages of being in a sober community was that it served as a reminder of how hard it had at the beginning We both have been blown away by the authenticity and kindness of the sober online communities – if you are looking for a small and friendly sober community then go to tribesober.com and hit “join our tribe” Sarah did feel some nostalgia for the “good times” which would have been triggered by Fading Affect Bias – when our brains trick us into forgetting the bad times and remembering the highlights of our drinking days.. I explained that we recommend to our members that they write a Goodbye to Alcohol Letter listing just how unhappy alcohol has made them over the years – something to read back over when FAB strikes – Sarah has promised to write us a Goodbye to Alcohol letter and you can find all of ours on tribesober.com/Inspiration/GoodbyeLetters – send yours in and we will be happy to publish it! We discussed how drinking becomes part of our identify and that when we ditch it we have to work on our sober identity – and be out and proud! Sarah wants to be a voice of strength and positivity – not only for dependent drinkers but for “normal” drinkers – she wants to show people that you don't HAVE to participate We agreed that there is no need to reach rock bottom – the smart people step off the slippery slope before it gets too difficult Benefits of sobriety for Sarah include more mental space together with a feeling of extra brain power – we always say that Sobriety is a Superpower and it sounds as if she experienced that! She used her increased energy and motivation to focus on the important things in her life In early sobriety reading was Sarah's “safe space” but she found that some detective stories and women's fiction would trigger her This made her determined to create some balance by having a sober character in her book She has drawn on her own experiences to create this character who is thriving in her sobriety – rather than being miserable and relapsing as in many current books. Sarah wants to create a “safe list” of books to read in early sobriety -books that will inspire, rather than trigger us or give us FOMO – please send your recommendations to janet@tribesober.com and we can work on this list with Sarah. I asked her for some advice for anyone who is thinking of quitting… Just know that questioning your drinking is a start Seek out others who are on the same path Prepare for a shift in your social life but remember you are not alone in this Sarah's latest book is called “Bubbles in Space” – “Tropical Punch” – you can find the info about that and her other books on her website which is scjensen.com More Info Subscription membership – you can join up HERE. 20% ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP DISCOUNT CODE ANN052022 – valid during May 2022 To access our website, click HERE. If you would like a free copy of our “Annual Tracker” or our e-book 66 Days to Sobriety, please email janet@tribesober.com. If you would like to come to our Saturday afternoon Zoom Cafe as a guest and meet our community, just email janet@tribesober.com. Episode Sponsor This episode is sponsored by the Tribe Sober Membership Program.  If you want to change your relationship with alcohol then sign up today Read more about our program and subscribe HERE Book a Discovery Call with me to find out if our membership would help you Help us to Spread the Word! We made this podcast so that we can reach more people who need our help.  Please subscribe and share. If you enjoyed the podcast, then please leave us a 5-star review on Apple podcasts. Take a screenshot of your review, and DM it to Tribe Sober's Instagram page – see PS below for instructions. We'll send you something special to say thank you! We release a podcast episode every Saturday morning. You can follow Tribe Sober on Facebook, Twitter, TikTok and Instagram. You can join our private Facebook group HERE. 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CCF alumna Sarah Jensen shares how God transformed her anger into love.

In 2022 expansive legislation and aggressive enforcement are clearly a priority for governments and authorities around the world. In this first episode of our Essential Antitrust series for 2022, podcast host Jenn Mellott is joined by Thomas Janssens, Sarah Jensen and Meghan Rissmiller to discuss our recently published annual review of the antitrust landscape, which describes the major trends and developments we expect to see in the year ahead.

Welcome to the Cyberpunk Matrix podcast with your host, Alex. Today on the show we have a Canadian fiction writer, science fiction enthusiast, and literary advocate Sarah Jensen. She lives in Saskatchewan with her husband, three children, and four cats. She is the author of the cyber-noir thriller series Bubbles in Space, which you can find on Amazon. Join us as we discuss everything about the Cyberpunk Genre, including: -What defines Cyberpunk -The Cyberpunk aesthetic -How Sarah discovered the genre -Gender and Ethnic Diversity in the Cyberpunk genre -The inspiration behind her writing and her characters -Cyberpunk videogames -Film Noir and its relation and inspiration to Cyberpunk -Cyberpunk Day -The Matrix Trilogy, and the Cowboy Bebop Live Action series -The future of the Cyberpunk genre For more from Cyberpunk Matrix, check out all the content we have up on the blog at https://cyberpunkmatrix.com, your one stop shop for everything cyberpunk. Learn more about how we define Cyberpunk, read the latest reviews of Cyberpunk media like movies, tv shows, music, video games, and listen to our podcasts and read our interviews. Or if you're new to the genre, check out our Cyberpunk beginner's guide, with the three eras of Cyberpunk content.

David Levett and Ted Hampton of the US Public Finance team delve into Chicago and the State of Illinois' improved prospects despite heavy pension obligations. Also, Sarah Jensen and Al Medioli discuss the lack of pandemic-driven defaults among US public finance credits we rate. Inside this episode:David Levett and Ted Hampton of the US Public Finance team delve into Chicago and the State of Illinois' improved prospects despite heavy pension obligations. (begins at 1:29 mins)Sarah Jensen and Al Medioli discuss the lack of pandemic-driven defaults among US public finance credits we rate. (begins at 8:43 mins)Related content:Chicago (City of) IL: Update to credit analysis following revision of outlook to stable - Our credit view incorporating the city's healthy liquidity, massive economy, very high leverage and recovering revenue.Chicago (City of) IL: Political will to raise revenue, use of federal aid and state actions will drive financial trajectory - Chicago's credit trajectory will be influenced by political will to raise revenue, its use of federal aid and actions taken by the State of Illinois.Local Government – US: Falling rents, remote work uncertainty will hit property tax revenue in some big cities - Office vacancy is rising and rents are falling, which will likely weaken assessed valuation and have varying property tax revenue implications for five large cities.Illinois (State of): Update to credit analysis following upgrade to Baa2 - Our credit view of Illinois, reflecting its sovereign powers over revenue and spending, offset by its very large unfunded pension liabilities that remain on an upward trajectory.US Public Finance: US municipal bond defaults and recoveries, 1970-2020 - This study updates our findings concerning the default, loss and rating transition experience of US municipal bond issuers from 1970 to 2020. 

Are the words you’re using, and choosing, supporting you or slowing you down? And when was the last time you leaned into the energy of your words and got super curious about what they hold for you and how they’re shaping your reality? In this episode, I share real world guidance and goodness to help you tune in to the energy of your words, reclaim or redefine what certain words mean for you, and consciously choose words which hold the most positive, powerful and transformational energy for you in your business and life. Dive on into the magic and may it help unlock miracles and mindset shifts for your highest good, deepest joy and utmost wellbeing.

Ever struggled to identify your ideal client and map them out in minute detail? You’re not alone. I’ve been in business 7 years and the whole avatar thing has always felt like a total bore. So, when I hit on a fresh approach to connecting with the energy of my ideal clients, I just HAD to share it with you. In this episode, I’m dishing all the delicious details so it’s super easy and oh so fun for you to figure out exactly who your dream boat clients are. I hope you love it.

Sarah Jensen was born and raised in Weiser, Idaho. She loves outdoor activities, house plants, and coffee. Sarah studied at Washington State University and graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Education degree in 2018. Now, Sarah is a 7th grade math teacher in the Boise area. She is actively involved in pageantry and currently holds the title of Miss Treasure Valley; she will compete for Miss Idaho in June. Sarah recently started a YouTube video series called Why Math Matters, where she interviews people of different professions about how they use math in their career fields. You can follow Sarah on Instagram at her personal account (@sarahjensen9) or her pageant account (@misstreasurevalley20). If you wish to apply for the Relationships with Reyes Scholarship by April 1, please visit www.relationshipswithreyes.com. If you wish to give feedback, be a guest, etc. please connect with us at relationshipswithreyes@gmail.com. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/relationshipswithreyes/message

We get the giggles talking to clinical sexologist and new MAFS expert Alessandra Rampolla; speaking of Married At First Sight, new player Jake may have revealed how it ended for him by mistake; Seb Costello talks about the Bomber Thompson story on ACA; Sarah Jensen busts the myth about Blue Cheese; and Chrissie went to Sovereign Hill for the weekend. A Nova Podcast Podcast Produced & Edited By Andy Zito Executive Producer: Jack Charles Producers: Victoria Wall & Brodie Pummeroy Additional Audio Production: Tim Mountford See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Antitrust policy and enforcement is now mainstream news: it is front and centre in discussions about large tech players and digital markets, it is a core issue in the debate on sustainability, and it remains a key consideration in global trade negotiations. This central role for antitrust is expected to continue into 2021, and in our first episode of the year Jenn Mellott speaks with Thomas Janssens and Sarah Jensen about these major trends and developments, and why a sophisticated understanding of the global antitrust environment is more important than ever in 2021.

If your response to the goal getting, intention setting, ‘word for the year’ choosing, 'new year, new you' vibe this year is a great big “no thanks”, this is for you. Rather than take the traditional approach to vision casting this year, I’m leaning into Soul guidance, getting in the trenches with my energy, and letting ‘gentle’ lead the way. In this episode, I share a few nuggets of wisdom you can ponder, play with, and try on for size to shift into the energy of the new year in a whole new way – your way. Happy listening! xx

Are toxic and unhealed relationships keeping us from growing? In this episode, Cody lays out his theory on why he believes the answer is yes. Drawing from Multiple Intelligence Theory, the brain's Default Mode Network, the evolutionary science of cooperation, mental and emotional capacity, and anecdotal life experience, Sarah and Cody discuss why.

This podcast has it all... journaling, goal getting, self-care, and life & business. Underpinning it all is intention and heart. Yep we cover all of this today! This is one delicious conversation!!And who is 'we', well myself + Sarah Jensen. Sarah is a Heart Healer, Goals Guru & Journaling Queen.Sarah is super generously offering listeners a $30 discount on the Journal to Life normally $97 so you pay just $67 for the experience. It is only available for the next 2 weeks so get in by the 10th of October and get journalling! Use the code FindYourHumIf you are interested in learning more about the Pay It Forward Program dive into that hereAnd to connect with Sarah you can find herAt her websiteOn InstagramOn Pinterest *******Connect with meInstagramFacebookWebsite*******

In this episide, my wife, Sarah Jensen, and I sit down and talk about how we have made our relationship work with medical school. We give advice, talk about the areas that we still need improvement on, and some things to consider as you progress through your training with an SO.

This week we discuss Mosiah 11-17 with Sarah Jensen. We discuss how we must stand for truth, even if that means we stand alone, that we need to apply our hearts to understand God's word, that the Lord sustains His servants even through all trials, the doctrine of the Father and Son being two separate beings that are one in purpose, and how we, our friends, and our families can be strong in the face of social pressures to compromise our standards.

HERE'S A SNEAK PEEK OF THE GOODNESS…“Right now, we’re waking up every morning curious to meet who we are that day. It’s like Forrest Gump’s box of chocolates, baby. You never know what you’re gonna get.” - Sarah Jensen“We have to give ourselves permission to just put it all down, deal with it as we can, and be as loving as we can with ourselves each and every day.” - Sarah Jensen“So many of us have been so busy for so long that we’ve forgotten how to listen to ourselves.” - Sarah Jensen“The gift in all of this is us learning to be more of ourselves.” - Sarah JensenWHAT YOU'LL LEARN ABOUT IN THIS EPISODE…Taking care of our energy during this timeLearning how to listen to ourselves in this momentGiving ourselves broad permission to just BE — and why we need that now more than everWhat is means to be an empath in the world todayHow to create happiness right nowLINKSSarah Jensen on the webRock Your Goals podcast with Sarah JensenShare the Eff Perfect love with a fellow perfectionist, procrastinator, or people pleaser!And because we’re in this together, be sure to take the Eff Perfect Pledge.And follow us on Instagram @effperfect!Shop the lookbook

My anxiety is through the ROOF. So I'm trying to breathe, meditate, drink lots of water and green smoothies, take my vitamins, and remind myself that I'm happy/healthy/safe/okay. We are in uncharted territory right now, so it's okay to not know what you're doing, to take a pause and just be in order to save your mental health. Here are some of my fave resources to stay present and grounded during these trying times. Sarah Jensen's free heart-healing sessions Vira Vessel's live yoga and mindfulness streaming sessions Haley Cloud's live yoga and meditation streaming --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/deepsoulcare/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/deepsoulcare/support

I take you behind the scenes of my recent Becoming You experience launch & share what worked, what didn't work, and what I learned. Plus I dish the details on the dollars + numbers.  Why?  So you can get the real story behind a launch & learn some great tips and tools you can use yourself to have more fun (and sell more of your awesome products or services) in your next launch.

The first episode of our new competition podcast, Essential Antitrust, explores the 10th edition of our annual analysis of the global antitrust landscape, 10 Key Themes.   Podcast host Jenn Mellott, interviews Thomas Janssens, global head of our antitrust group, and Sarah Jensen, counsel in our London office, who discuss the major trends and developments we expect to see in 2020. View summary.

Harrison Sheckler, un estudiante del Conservatorio de Música de Brooklyn College, está cursando un Master of Piano Performance bajo la dirección del profesor Jeffrey Biegel. Harrison comenzó clases de piano en Charles City, IA a la edad de seis años con la instructora local de piano, Sarah Jensen. Pasó casi una década estudiando piano y compitiendo en competencias estatales y nacionales bajo la dirección de la Dra. Suzanne Torkelson en Wartburg College, Waverly, IA. Harrison asistió a su primer año de universidad en Wartburg, donde estudió con profesores de piano adicionales, incluido el Dr. Ted Reuter. También, acompañó a la Coral de Santa Isabel, bajo la dirección de la Dra. Karen Black y tocó el violín en la Orquesta Sinfónica y de Cámara de Wartburg bajo la dirección del Dr. Daniel Kaplunas. Harrison es el ganador del 2014 Terrace Hill Endowment for the Musical Arts Competition. Tiene múltiples honores en la Competencia Senior de Dueto de Piano de la Asociación Nacional de Maestros de Música a nivel estatal, de división y nacional con su socia de dúo, Sarah Gao de Cedar Falls, IA. Es el ganador de la beca NAMTA Music 2014 y el premio Charles City Master of Fine Arts. Además de sus estudios, Harrison ha tenido el privilegio de acompañar al cantante de ópera, Simon Estes, así como a múltiples voces clásicas, instrumentistas y estudiantes de teatro musical en el Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music. Fuera de la música, el interés de Harrison incluye una pasión por el béisbol y los objetos de colección de béisbol en los que ha recopilado correspondencia de más de 500 jugadores de béisbol de las grandes ligas. Él es un líder en un ministerio cristiano universitario, alentando a Cristo en las artes. Le gusta pescar, esquiar cuesta abajo y asistir a espectáculos musicales y teatrales. Pachelbel - Canon in D Major 03:04 Bach - The Well-Tempered Clavier, Book 1, BWV 846: Prelude in C Major 03:05 Händel - Xerxes, HWV 40: Ombra Mai Fu. Largo 05:38 Saint-Saëns - The Carnival of the Animals, R. 125: XIII, The Swan 10:16 Debussy - Suite Bergamasque, L. 75: III. Clair de Lune 13:16 Ilyinsky - Noure et Anitra, Op. 13: No. 7, Berceuse 18:12 Ravel - Prélude in A Minor, M. 65 22:19 Rachmaninoff - 10 Preludes, Op. 23: No. 6 in E-Flat Major, Andante 23:57 Dvorak - 8 Humoresques, Op. 101: No. 7 in G-Flat Major, Poco lento e grazioso 26:59 Gershwin - Lullaby 30:26 Bolcom - Graceful Ghost Rag 39:09 Granados - Goyescas, Book 2: No. 4, Quejas o la Maja y el Ruiseñor "Complaints or the Maiden and the Nightingale" 43:29 Yiruma - River Flows in You 49:47 Elgar - Enigma Variations: Var. IX, "Nimrod". Adagio 52:37 Sheckler - An Easy Smile 56:28

Wrapping up the podcast for year with a review of what worked, the tools and practices that supported me and the things that helped me grow my business in 2019. For links and resources from the episode visit: https://www.sarahjensen.com.au/year-in-review-2019-with-sarah-jensen

Cody and Sarah Jensen are Youtubers/podcasters based in New York City. They moved from "the most affordable city in America" to the least affordable city in America, and we get practical tips and advise on how to make the change. People from South Carolina, where I used to live, hit me up all the time curious on what it's like to live in New York, and for now on I'll probably just send them this podcast. I hope you enjoy.

We're back from a month of traveling and it has us questioning what we want and where we want to be... plus we get into the truth of overnight success. Sponsors: B&H Photo Video - Deeply Curious Merch Cody: YouTube — Instagram — Twitter Sarah: YouTube — Instagram — Twitter Podcast Gear: Microphones - Recorder - Stands

We had an international flight and a bag full of podcast gear so we decided to set it up and record this episode 37,000 feet above the Atlantic ocean. Does that mean we're in a nerdy version of the mile high club? In this episode, we talk about being critical vs cynical when it comes to entertainment. Sponsors: B&H Photo Video - Deeply Curious Merch Cody: YouTube — Instagram — Twitter Sarah: YouTube — Instagram — Twitter Podcast Gear: Microphones - Recorder - Stands

Season 2 has started!!! Today we talk about change and how you can change a few things in your life. I tell a few personal things that I hadn't really discussed with a lot of people. Podcast setup inspired by: Cody and Sarah Jensen: https://www.youtube.com/user/codylynnjensen https://www.youtube.com/user/sarahjojensen Their Podcast Deeply Curious: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgU2rEuY5-3z_pq965v3alA Find me: Twitter: https://bit.ly/2wUoZN1 Instagram: https://bit.ly/2ENBJuc Website: http://www.esmeelo.com Youtube: https://bit.ly/2AHcSDw Thank you so much for listening!! Please share this podcast with people you know and help other people change their life. Leave a review on iTunes to get the podcast more recognition :) You can find this episode on Youtube too! Check out my channel above! See ya next week for the special birthday episode!! :))

We had an airline mishap and we discuss the idea of evolving for an audience or if you should be doing that at all. Plus, a convo on protecting ourselves from social media. Sponsors: B&H Photo Video - Deeply Curious Merch Cody: YouTube — Instagram — Twitter Sarah: YouTube — Instagram — Twitter Podcast Gear: Microphones - Recorder - Stands

What is self-awareness? How are vulnerability, self-awareness, and the curse of knowledge related? In this episode, we discuss these questions, keeping the conversation a little more raw. Sponsors: B&H Photo Video - Deeply Curious Merch Cody: YouTube — Instagram — Twitter Sarah: YouTube — Instagram — Twitter Podcast Gear: Microphones - Recorder - Stands

It's Thanksgiving week in America so we dive into our Thanksgiving memories and give you some conversation ideas. Sponsors: B&H Photo Video - Deeply Curious Merch Cody: YouTube — Instagram — Twitter Sarah: YouTube — Instagram — Twitter Podcast Gear: Microphones - Recorder - Stands

Over Thanksgiving dinner they say to avoid talking about faith and politics... so with the holidays approaching, we're going to talk about both! Sponsors: Deeply Curious Merch Articles referenced: https://nyti.ms/2QiNWbz – https://nyti.ms/2yKRqgZ Cody: YouTube — Instagram — Twitter Sarah: YouTube — Instagram — Twitter

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In this episode, we discuss the phenomenon that is Kanye's tweets. Is he a genius or is he highly creative? Are his tweets nonsense or is there actually something deeper to discuss? Sponsors: BetterHelp - Audible Cody: YouTube — Instagram — Twitter Sarah: YouTube — Instagram — Twitter

Is New York worth it? In this episode we discuss our favorite and least favorite things that come with living in this city, and attempt to answer the question many of you have asked. Sponsors: BetterHelp - Deeply Curious Merch Cody: YouTube — Instagram — Twitter Sarah: YouTube — Instagram — Twitter

My favorite twin sister, Sarah, is back on the podcast to share her expert tips and favorite resources for preparing toddlers for kindergarten! Sarah is a junior kindergarten teacher and recently attended the Kindergarten Academy Conference and is excited to share what she learned with our listeners!

Second Episode of Angelica and Sarah's Podcast with Gueststars

In this week's episode of Deeply Curious, we dive into the idea of nature vs nurture. Do we become who we are because of the way we were nurtured as kids, or does nature play a bigger role? What we love: Cash App — Fake Podcast Mentioned: Hidden Brain — Freakonomics Cody: YouTube — Instagram — Twitter Sarah: YouTube — Instagram — Twitter

This episode of Deeply Curious focuses on the ideas from Simon Sinek's book, Start With Why. The only way to true success is keeping your "why" at the center, but what does that mean? And what is your "why"? What we love: Audible — Hint Water Books Mentioned: Start With Why Cody: YouTube — Instagram — Twitter Sarah: YouTube — Instagram — Twitter

In this episode of Deeply Curious we explore the idea that the subconscious brain craves repetition and in turn, pop music, an idea that Derek Thompson writes about in his book Hit Makers. And Sarah has a hard time accepting that the music industry knows that she'll like their song. What we love: Moment Lenses — Love, Simon Books Mentioned: Hit Makers — Feel Free Cody: YouTube — Instagram — Twitter Sarah: YouTube — Instagram — Twitter

Inaugural episode of Deeply Curious! We talk about introverts vs extroverts and also about some things we love this week. What we love: Human Flow — You Are a Badass Books Mentioned: Introvert Power — Quiet Cody: YouTube — Instagram — Twitter Sarah: YouTube — Instagram — Twitter

Sarah Jensen, founder and educator of KIPP Memphis Preparatory Elementary School, shares her insight on how to effectively and supportively communicate with younger children in today’s episode of the Parent Cue Live podcast. The post PCL 59: How To Talk To Your Younger Child appeared first on Parent Cue.

It's been one rad ride from conception, to launch, to wrap up, and all of the incredible and inspiring goodness in between.  I'm excited (and sad!) to share the final episode with you.  And, as ever, I hope you love it. To download your free copy of the Business Review Workbook (the 12 key questions I used to get clear and realign my business) click on the link in the show notes at www.sarahjensen.com.au/podcast-61-sarah-jensen

In this episode, Doris speaks with Sarah Jensen, High School Entrepreneurship Teacher at Nichols School. Sarah brings an extensive business background to the classroom and discusses the value of students developing the skills they'll need when they enter the workforce. Sarah and Doris discuss the realities behind the trendy but misleading notion of learning through failure. 

Sarah Jensen and Charles Nelson discuss their new Review, highlighting the effects of poverty on child development and the interacting biological systems.

Sarah Jensen and Charles Nelson discuss their new Review, highlighting the effects of poverty on child development and the interacting biological systems.

Sarah Jensen is a writer, speaker, goal rocking coach and podcast host helping big-hearted bloggers, dreamers, creatives and business mavens rock their goals and love their life. Sarah's believes in kindness, community and kicking ass. She is also the creator of Rock Your Goals Workshops and sarahjensen.com.au. In this episode we dive into heartfelt communication around how to rediscover your sense of self. Sarah discusses how to break free of limitations that might stop you from embracing your dreams. Her communication strategy is all about empowering others to be themselves, to be confident to be the best version of yourself. Her positive messages are both inspirational and motivational and I am sure you will take away a sense of self empowerment from listening to her insights. Enjoy! SUBSCRIBE to us in iTunes here. SUBSCRIBE to us in SoundCloud here. SUBSCRIBE to us in YouTube here. REMEMBER to follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter - @be_the_drop CONTACT US at podcast@narrativemarketing.com.au

People come across our path every day. Some we notice and some we simply don’t even register. I definitely noticed Sarah Jensen when our paths crossed and I was drawn in by her rawness and honesty. And in this episode, Sarah gets raw and honest right from the beginning in such a beautiful way, as she talks openly about her earlier struggles in life. We chat about deserving love, changing the story you tell yourself, learning to love yourself, forgiveness and the best way to order at a restaurant. Sarah is a passionate advocate for empowering women to get clear, get inspired and live their dreams.  She is a sought after life coach, internationally published writer and creator of the popular Rock Your Goals online course and award winning Rock Your Goals workshops. And if that is not enough, she is also the host of the Rock Your Goals Podcast. Sarah is energetic and lovely in all sense of the word. I hope you enjoy x

In this special episode, Doris hosts a live panel discussion at the 2016 Cleveland Hawken Educators Workshop. Returning attendees Jeremy Wickenheiser, Mel McGee and Sarah Jensen discuss how they used what they learned to build successful programs at Denver School of Science and Technology, WeCanCode IT, and Nichols School.

EFTA- domstolen har nå dømt Norge for å ha farlig luft, og stadig flere norske barn utvikler astma og luftveissykdommer. Toksikologen, lungelegen og moren til det astmatiske barnet forbereder seg på en ny vinter med høy luftforurensing. Siri Sorteberg i Miljødirektoratet forteller om hva dommen i EU betyr for Norge. mv; mamma Sarah Jensen, barnelege ved Oslo Universitetssykehus, Karin Lødrup Carlsen, og toksikolog og avdelingsdirektør ved Folkehelseinstituttet, Per Schwartze, samt Siri Sorteberg i Miljødirektoratet. Programleder: Ellen Wesche Guttormsen.

Premio Paulo Coelho: 1. Antonin Scalía por decir que la Tierra tiene 5,000 años. (Noticia aquí) 2. Lee Duign por decir que dios creó los dinosaurios, pero luego los escondió para que no nos hiciesen daño. (Noticia aquí) 3. Rick Santorum por criticar al papa en materias científica sin saber que el papa tiene un MS en química. (Noticia aquí) 4. Nick y Sarah Jensen, la pareja australiana que dijo que si legalizan el matrimonio del mismo sexo en su país, ellos se divorcian. (Noticia aquí y aquí) El #Triunfo de la semana: http://www.patheos.com/blogs/friendlyatheist/2015/06/07/woman-asks-psychics-to-connect-with-a-dead-sister-who-never-existed-and-surprise-they-all-do Noticias: http://www.patheos.com/blogs/friendlyatheist/2015/06/07/saudi-court-upholds-raif-badawis-sentence-of-1000-lashes-and-10-years-in-jail-for-insulting-islam http://www.patheos.com/blogs/danthropology/2015/06/miley-cyrus-calls-noahs-ark-a-myth-and-ken-ham-asks-why-she-doesnt-have-sex-with-animals http://www.patheos.com/blogs/friendlyatheist/2015/06/11/ken-ham-belief-in-god-is-the-only-thing-preventing-miley-cyrus-from-committing-pedophilia-or-bestiality http://www.patheos.com/blogs/friendlyatheist/2015/06/12/atheist-comedian-eddie-izzard-im-running-for-mayor-of-london-in-2020 http://www.addictinginfo.org/2014/12/08/american-pastor-who-helped-uganda-create-kill-the-gays-law-will-be-tried-for-crimes-against-humanity Al Carajo: http://www.patheos.com/blogs/friendlyatheist/2015/06/06/audience-applauds-jehovahs-witness-couple-who-admit-to-shunning-their-own-child http://www.patheos.com/blogs/friendlyatheist/2015/06/07/ex-muslim-students-op-ed-about-leaving-islam-removed-due-to-personal-safety-concerns http://www.patheos.com/blogs/friendlyatheist/2015/06/08/message-on-florida-pastors-church-marquee-compares-gay-scout-leaders-to-predators http://www.patheos.com/blogs/friendlyatheist/2015/06/10/pat-robertson-if-your-baby-dies-it-might-be-because-god-was-stopping-the-next-hitler http://www.patheos.com/blogs/friendlyatheist/2015/06/12/michigan-law-now-lets-state-funded-faith-based-adoption-agencies-discriminate-against-gay-parents http://www.infolibre.es/noticias/politica/2015/06/11/el_arzobispado_valencia_insta_las_mujeres_seguir_modelo_virgen_maria_como_madre_esposa_ama_casa_33935_1012.html http://www.dnaindia.com/india/report-rapes-happen-with-mutual-consent-of-boys-and-girls-uttar-pradesh-minister-2093102 Canción del final: La mosca cojonera - Ska-P Cita de Cierre: “Una mente crédula [...] encuentra el mayor deleite en creer cosas extrañas y, cuanto más extrañas son, más fácil le resulta creerlas; pero nunca toma en cuenta las que son más sencillas y posibles, porque todo el mundo puede creerlas". - Samuel Butler, novelista inglés Participan en la discusión: @angelarnal, @ateismo_ws y @ManoloMatos. Puedes bajar el podcast o subscribirte en iVoox, iTunes y RSS. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ateorizar/message