Podcast appearances and mentions of sarah knapp

Post-COVID-19, employers are struggling to attract and retain employees, and employee benefits are one of the leading ways to sway prospective employees to your companies. In this week's podcast, Host Dorothy Cociu interviews John Evangelista and Sarah Knapp from Colonial Life on the ways that Voluntary Benefits can enhance your new hire benefits package to help you attract the best candidates, and provide your employees more options during open enrollment. Join us for this informative and timely podcast! Visit the podcast website https://advancedbenefitconsulting.com/s4e9-how-voluntary-benefits-can-enhance-your-new-hire-offerings-and-open-enrollment

Recorded live at a recent Cleared Job Fair, this recruiter roundtable discussion features Robin Wallace with IBM, Ray Ryan with General Dynamics Electric Boat, and Sarah Knapp with TechFlow. Moderated by veteran and former recruiter, Bob Wheeler, the panel talks about the best way to follow-up with recruiters, provides some interesting resume tips, whether cover letters matter, and more. “You see it every day, the person that just applied for 15 jobs but qualifies for two. All you're doing is wasting time. As an applicant, really if you're not hitting that required field, don't bother applying for it. Make sure that you hit those requirements. Most of the time you want a lot of those preferreds, and make sure that it's highlighted on your resume.”Find show notes and additional links at: https://clearedjobs.net/cleared-job-search-tips-from-ibm-general-dynamics-and-techflow/

Disclaimer: In this podcast, we talk about exercise addiction and general poor mental health. Please take care when listening. In this episode of the MyoMinds Podcast, I speak to Sarah Knapp. Sarah is a Sport and Exercise Psychologist in training. She works with clients to help them achieve their personal goals. Sarah is passionate about helping others to perform to their highest level and to feel great during this process. Her interests in sport and exercise stem from training as a dancer in her childhood and as an endurance runner/cyclist as an adult. Take a listen to hear us talk about: What Rational Emotive Behaviour Therapy (REBT) is How REBT works Sarah's lived experience with exercise addiction Sarah's research looking at if REBT can help those with exercise addiction If you would like to follow Sarah's work, you can find her here: Website: www.mindsetforperformance.co.uk Twitter: @sarahmknapp P.s. I used a new recording software for this pod and it has messed up the recording a little bit. So occasionally it sounds like me and Sarah are talking over each other. I promise this was a much more civilized conversation than it seems... Please remember that no episode of the MyoMinds Podcast can be used as a replacement for medical advice and/or care.

Sarah is back on the Tales of Recovery Podcast this week to share the beautiful story of her Dad's death and at home funeral for his passing in March.   Sarah supported her Dad through his last ten years of struggling with Alzheimer's.  She shares her father daughter love story, her intense grief work, the collective culture's denial of grief and how it affects us as a society. She reminds us that we know how to take care of our own and nudges all of us to remember this important birthright and love gift.  Sarah is part of an important movement to embrace grief in community and ritual.   We are co-hosting Death Cafe this August 14th @reunifyyoga in Ocean Beach. This is an opportunity for people to gather, share tea and acknowledge our mortality.  A heart felt community circle and opportunity to "cozy up" to grief and explore both personal and cultural/collective relationships to death and dying.  You can register at www.reuniyyoga.com  and please follow Sarah on IG @griefisariver, and on her webpage  www.griefisariver.com    www.integratedmdcare.com is the link for the advocates in palliative care Sarah mentions in this episode.  May this conversation heal our hearts~   Asé

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On this episode, Melissa talks with fellow New Yorker, Sarah Knapp, founder of OutdoorFest and Mappy Hour about how she turned her love for the outdoors into a thriving community of fellow city dweller adventure types. Living in the city and loving the outdoors is sometimes hard to reconcile, but Sarah continues to be inspired by and celebrate those in her community who are finding fun and unique ways to get outside and encourage others to do so too. Over the last 5 years, Mappy Hour has grown from one chapter in NYC to 15 across North America.While walking (in the rain) at the campground home base for OutdoorFest 2019, an annual 10-day celebration of outdoor activities in and around NYC, they talk about what it's like to facilitate others in getting outside and the importance of access to outdoor spaces for all.Do you live in the city and love the outdoors? Looking for some like-minded buds to adventure with? If so, check out Mappy Hour to see if there’s a chapter near you!(Originally recorded in May, 2019)

Hi Everyone! Episode 68 is with Sarah Knapp, founder of Outdoor Fest, and Mappy Hour.   This episode is sponsored by Fischer Skis. The post E68 – Sarah Knapp appeared first on Out of Bounds Podcast.

Hi Everyone! Episode 68 is with Sarah Knapp, founder of Outdoor Fest, and Mappy Hour.   This episode is sponsored by Fischer Skis. The post E68 – Sarah Knapp appeared first on Out of Bounds Podcast.

Listen in to 3 incredible speakers who serve in our Young Adults and Youth ministries on their perspective on Selah.

Sarah Knapp is a musician, healer, and traveler who moved home to San Diego three years ago to care for her father who is suffering from Alzheimer’s disease. In caring for him and others at the end of their life, she uses music therapy and an innate love of elder wisdom to bring exquisite calm and peace. “No matter how disoriented he is, music always works. When I put on his favorite songs, he relaxes. He feels safe; he becomes present.” Sarah founded the San Diego chapter of the Resistance Revival Chorus and the community gathering place One House Community Center. She holds regular community events including Death Cafe and trauma informed yoga. In this conversation we talk about her dad’s return to his divine boyhood, the exquisite beauty of the dying process, grief ceremonies, the medicine of Gaia’s playground, and what she’s learned about how to live. Find her beautiful offerings at sarahknappmusic.com, and on instagram: @everythingtrueisfree. You can watch a short documentary about her and her dad called “The Great Forgetting” at vimeo.com/309242521. More podcasts where podcasts are found and at maurjames.com. [“Kali Yuga” - Georgia Anne Muldrow]

In this episode I talk with Sarah Knapp from Outdoor Fest and Mappy Hour. Find out how she uses each to bring together urban dwelling adventure enthusiast by giving them a platform to share stories and offer advice, all while connecting their local community.

Sarah Knapp, daughter, vocalist and Alzheimer's groupie joins me today on this episode of Tales of Recovery as we talk about the Gift that Alzheimer's has given her.  Her dad was diagnosed with this disease soon after her parent's divorced.  We have a soulful and raw conversation on how this difficult and painful experience of caring for our elderly and ill parents has opened up opportunities to dance with death and really breathe in the gift of life, love, looking inwards into our own shadow, and gaining a renewed perspective.  Sarah is a beautiful soul, an amazing singer-songwriter and one of the founders of the San Diego Chapter of the Women's Resistance Revival Chorus ~(@sdresistancerevialchorus) You can follow her and her dad's journey on her Instagram @everythingtrueisfree     

Sarah L. Knapp is the Founder & Director of OutdoorFest, a community platform to connect urban dwellers to outdoor recreation in cities. Through their signature festival and monthly Mappy Hours, OutdoorFest is able to reach urban dwellers in over 10 cities in North America. Knapp is also the owner and publisher to offMetro, an award-winning green travel resource for urban dwellers wanting to get out of town, car optional.   On this episode, Sarah shares how she fell in love with the outdoors, how she started OutdoorFest, and how anyone can experience the outdoors no matter where they live.   This podcast is sponsored by ReddyYeti: Use the code VESTIGO to get your first two months of membership for free!   This podcast is produced by Force Media.

Josh sits down with OutdoorFest founder Sarah Knapp. Sarah was a woman of two worlds before starting OutdoorFest and Mappy Hour. Having lived in both NYC and Utah, her passion for the culture of the city and love and need for the outdoors created the spark to start something to help city dwellers break out of their urban cage. In this episode of the ReddyYeti Podcast Sarah walks us through how she went from pursuing a career in academia to venturing off and finding the road less travelled by creating OutdoorFest and Mappy Hour. Join us as we gain a little more insight on the good, the bad, and the glory of starting and planning outdoor events from the ground up.

“So many people move to New York or another city, and then realize they need the outdoors.” - Sarah Knapp Looking for a way to get in touch with nature, yet feel stuck in a big city? Often times people move to large metropolitan areas to advance their careers or find more opportunities. When they get there they quickly discover that they need nature. We all used to play outdoors as kids, and that instinct doesn’t leave us when we become adults. Sarah Knapp joins us today to discuss her creation: OutdoorFest. This organization holds events all year long for people just like you. She helps bring the community closer together while getting in touch with nature. These amazing events are a great way to find a lifelong adventure buddy, and if you haven’t been to one you’re really missing out on a life long experience. Download this episode to hear exactly what OutdoorFest is about, how it got started, and where Sarah sees it going in the future. Bulletpoints  OutdoorFest was created by Sarah Knapp for people who live in cities to find ways to connect with the outdoors. Designed to help people connect and find life long adventure buddies. Knapp puts together events all throughout the year to help clean water and nature in the New York area. Most people start outdoorsy as kids and lose it as they get older. Outdoorfest creates the largest outdoor camp site in New York. People are surprised to find Queens has mountain biking trails. Meeting people in nature and going on hikes can create stronger bonds than you can find in the city. It’s not just about being outdoorsy, it’s also thinking of your impact on the world. They are trying to remove barriers and make things more accessible. People move to New York and realize they really need a natural experience, and shouldn’t feel like they have to leave New York to experience it. New York is seeing a huge growth in outdoor activities. Everything is better outside. Links OutdoorFest website: OutdoorFest.com Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/outdrfst/ OutdoorFest Twitter: https://twitter.com/outdoorfest?lang=en OutdoorFest Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/outdoorfest/ Sarah Knapp’s Twitter: https://twitter.com/srhknpp

Striking out on your own means a whole lot of hustling. We interview Sarah Knapp, the founder of OutdoorFest and Mappy Hour about how she got started, how she finds time, and how she's learning to appreciate an accomplishment before moving onto her next goal. After graduating from NYU, Sarah applied to work at a ski resort in Alta, Utah. She wanted to immerse herself in the 'ski bum' lifestyle and surround herself with people who were as into skiing as herself. Sarah found herself at home in the outdoor community, and brought the drive to share that feeling with others back to New York. Learn about how Sarah started OutdoorFest, a 10 day outdoor adventure festival in New York City and Mappy Hour, a growing happy hour for urban outdoorists. The opening story in this podcast was contributed by Sara Aranda, founder of Bivy Tales. Special thanks to Sara for her openness and vulnerability in sharing her experiences with anxiety. To contribute to our Father's Day episode, head over to She-Explores.com/podcast/your-voice to read the prompts and submit your recording. Sponsored by Oru Kayak. The podcast we recommended at the end of the episode is called "Wild Ideas Worth Living." Find out more about She Explores on our website, She-Explores.com, and via Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter. Music is by Soft & Furious, Nihilore, Drake Stafford, and Komiku via Creativecommons.org.

SARAH L. Knapp, is a Brooklyn based entrepreneur whose love for the outdoors and community building led her to the creation of OutdoorFest, a ten day outdoor adventure festival in New York City. Sarah is both a licensed NY State Camping & Hiking guide as well as a Wilderness First Responder. She believes that the best way to explore a city is by bike and the best place to get know someone is in the outside. When not planning the next Mappy Hour, Sarah mentors through the Brooklyn Boulders Foundation and helps organize programming for empowered outdoor females through local nonprofit SheJumps. See her beautiful infographic show notes, plus her top tips and advice for entrepreneurs and aspiring entrepreneurs at www.TodaysLeadingWomen.com or by clicking here!

Join Garrett for tons of fun!  Listen in at 10:00 pm EST/7:00 pst with special guest Sarah Knapp who will talk about the upcoming OUTDOOR RISE in New York City in June!  Call in with your comments or questions @ 323 657-1493!

Join Garrett for tons of fun!  Listen in at 10:00 pm EST/7:00 pst with special guest Sarah Knapp who will talk about the upcoming OUTDOOR RISE in New York City in June!  Call in with your comments or questions @ 323 657-1493!