Podcast appearances and mentions of sarah meyer

This feels like the biggest episode ever! Don't miss these stories! Justin and Eric are joined by our friend and artist Reese Porter @justreese.art to talk about our experiences at Granite State Comic Con for the 40th Anniversary of the TMNT! We are telling some stories of who we met including the artists, writers, Movie and cartoon actors as well as the great fans that we got to finally meet in person. Mentioned in this episode: @Hughrookwoodart the 2024 Granite State Sketch off Champion. Kevin Eastman, Tom Waltz, Kenn Scott, Brian Tochi, Robbie Rist, Judith Hoag, Mike Rooth, Mr Eclectables, Ben Bishop, Mateus Santolouco, Christopher Lefevre, Erik Burnham, Aaron Bartling, Fero Pe, Camillo DiPietrantonio, Corey Smith, Sarah Meyer, Jim & Kathy Lawson, Eric Talbot, KC Wilson, Aaron Hazouri, Ethan Volnugis, Michael Dooney, David Avallone, Steven King, RZP, Chris Vance, Papa Cebo, Randy Macarthur/ Mac's Auction House, The Bishkids, Rob Denner, Benjamin Baldwin, Joey from Ninja Toitles, Jamie Johnson, Freddie Williams II, Jon Sommariva, Gavin Smith, the Escorza Brother, Luis Antonio Delgado and more! We discuss the Turtle sewer lair with Brandon Berry from Feature Presentation @now4yourfeature And we talk to the Geek Gossip Podcast's Artie and Jack about the 40th anniversary Mirage Comics Panel they ran by themselves. @thegeekgossip_podcast We had an interview with the Your Childhood was Trash podcast that the audio did not come out, so we will catch them another time, but also check out the @ycwcast A Pizza Recipe on top of all of that too!

00:00-17:49- Fieldhouse Files Scott Agnes joins. Agnes discusses the Dan Hurley to the Lakers rumors, Pacers ahead of the draft, and his thoughts on the NBA going to a two-day draft. Also, is this a bad NBA draft? Agnes also discusses the Indiana Fever. 17:49-32:39- Indy Star reporter Joel A. Erickson joins. Erickson talks about Anthony Richardson being looked at by the trainers during minicamp, the position battles happening this spring, and AD Mitchell vs Alec Pierce. 32:39-44:05- Indiana Sports Corp's Sarah Meyer joins. Meyer educates the listeners on the upcoming USA Olympic Swim Trials.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

00:00-21:27- KB and Andy kick off Thursday's show with the news Dan Hurley is being targeted by the Los Angeles Lakers for their head coaching vacancy. The guys share their reactions to the news, make comparisons, and more. KB also gives a rundown of what happened with Anthony Richardson at Wednesday's minicamp practice. 21:27-28:59- Morning Checkdown 28:59-45:49- KB and Andy continue to discuss Anthony Richardson's status. The guys go back to a late May press conference where Richardson described his shoulder status. 45:49-1:14:29- KB and Andy discuss the comments from Michael Pittman Jr. on his contract compared to other receivers this offseason. The guys also discuss the Dan Hurley news. Morning Checkdown. 1:14:29-1:32:41- Fieldhouse Files Scott Agnes joins. Agnes discusses the Dan Hurley to the Lakers rumors, Pacers ahead of the draft, and his thoughts on the NBA going to a two-day draft. Also, is this a bad NBA draft? Agnes also discusses the Indiana Fever. 1:32:41-1:34:34- KB and Andy preview the Indiana/Kentucky All-Star Game. 1:34:34-2:00:45- Indy Star reporter Joel A. Erickson joins. Erickson talks about Anthony Richardson being looked at by the trainers during minicamp, the position battles happening this spring, and AD Mitchell vs Alec Pierce. Morning Checkdown. 2:00:45-2:07:09- Pop Quiz 2:07:09-2:19:39- Indiana Sports Corp's Sarah Meyer joins. Meyer educates the listeners on the upcoming USA Olympic Swim Trials.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today's guest is the CEO of Mg Biologics, Sarah Meyer Thompson. Sarah's father, Mark Meyer, started Mg Biologics in 1999. It was here at Mg where she learned about antibodies, performed research trials, and launched new products for the equine neonatal industry. Mark remains involved with Mg as Chairman of the Board, however, he has passed the CEO reigns (horse pun intended) to Sarah. She is honored to be leading Mg Biologics as they press forward.  Their products are focused on how to benefit your animal's health, from neonatal to critical care needs. This includes plasma, IgG, antibody products, and antivenom for equine and canine. They believe (and research shows) that antibodies (and antivenom) are beneficial in reducing the duration and severity of a disease or in arresting the disease entirely. More importantly, Mg proudly continues in the spirit that Mark founded nearly 20 years ago: “Of the principles that we hold most dear, we consider customer service to be especially satisfying. Even to say it more clearly; sometimes when things don't go right (because sometimes they don't) we make an extra effort to see that the customer is taken care of. We are fanatical, intense, wound-tight, and high-strung on this point.”  This month's sponsor of HSDT is Anna Bradshaw Content Co. Anna Bradshaw Content Co. helps brands grow online engagement loyalty, and conversations through smart content marketing. Go to annakbradshaw.com to learn more! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/howdshedothat/support

If you've spent any time recently at the L'Enfant Plaza Metro station, you might have noticed something about the signage: It's different! And the new look is coming to a station near you. The system is rolling out one of the biggest visual changes in its history. We talked with Sarah Meyer, Metro's new Chief Experience Officer, about the hidden-in-plain-sight magic of subway signs — and how this new initiative will change the way folks navigate the metro.  You can submit your thoughts on Metro's new signs here. Like what we do? Sign up to be a member and get exclusive perks like first dibs on live tapings. Speaking of! We are having our first one of 2024! It's on Saturday, Feb. 3 at The Square Food Hall. Come meet the team and enjoy food/drink specials at noon, and the taping begins at 1 pm. RSVP here. Want some more DC news? Then make sure to sign up for our morning newsletter Hey DC. Interested in advertising with City Cast? Find more info HERE And we'd love to feature you on the show! Share your DC-related thoughts, hopes, and frustrations with us in a voicemail by calling 202-642-2654. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In today's episode, Britt talks with Dr. Sarah Meyer about the pursuit of perfection and more importantly, the pursuit of grace. While discussing her own journey, including struggles with postpartum depression and anxiety, she explains how she came to realize that there is no such thing as perfect and that chasing such an unattainable goal only compounds stress in an already stressful world. Dr. Sarah talks about the ways science, therapy, resources, and faith all work together to relieve anxiety and support mental health in their own individual way. She also speaks to the strategies she uses within her own life to help keep her grounded when difficult seasons come.Dr. Sarah Meyer has been married to her husband Mike for 17 years and they have 5 children, ages 9 and under. She graduated with her doctorate in Physical Therapy in 2011 and worked full-time in outpatient therapy until starting her family in 2014, when she made the decision to step away from her career and stay home while their children were young. During this time, Sarah struggled with being at home full-time and developed severe depression and anxiety, ultimately spiraling down to the point of suicidal ideations. Through a series of God moments, she was led back into a healthy lifestyle and now has a passion to help other women who are struggling to know that there is hope and space to thrive no matter their season of life. At the end of 2020, Sarah launched “Embrace. Live. Thrive.” and is now on a mission to destigmatize mental health issues in motherhood and educate women on the foundations of self-care.  The Embrace. Live. Thrive Podcast can be found on all major podcast apps. In this episode, Britt talks with Dr. Sarah about:-The pressure to be perfect and why that's an unattainable goal-The power of empathy and self-compassion-The importance of boundaries, connection, & mindfulness within relationships-The roles of community and faith in mental health support systems-Strategies to utilize and work through adversity and create perception shiftsQuotable“It's been through a series of...little God moments that He really has taught me that the basis of connection is understanding, vulnerability, empathy, self-compassion, and understanding that we're all doing the best that we can.”  - Dr. Sarah Meyer“Jesus practiced self-care. He practiced retreat, he practiced compassion for others, but he did that because he was invested in the heart of the Father. And so, as believers, we find that same grace, for ourselves because of the grace that God extends to us.”  - Britt Smith“If you are your true, authentic self, your people will be drawn to you.” Dr. Sarah Meyer“Sometimes what we walk through isn't completely for us, it's for those we walk with.” - Dr. Sarah Meyer“We've got to have an eternal mindset, but we also have to be open to the fact that God is using the world around us and the people within our communities to bring healing and hope.” - Britt SmithResources:Embrace.Live.Thrive WebsiteEmbrace.Live.Thrive InstaEmbrace.Live.Thrive Facebook PageEmbrace.Live.Thrive LinktreeSupport the showIf you've resonated with the She is Kindred podcast, would you take a moment to rate and review us on Spotify, or iTunes? Thanks so much, sisters! We're so grateful you're in this with us! Keep cultivating common ground and common grace!

Sam and Taylor sit down with Dr. Sarah Meyer of Embrace Live Thrive. Sarah is a wife, mom of 5, a physical therapist, and has dedicated the better part of 3 years to her platform hoping to inspire individuals to destigmatize mental health issues with motherhood and educate women on foundations of self-care. Sarah shares her story of how she began her platform and discusses strategies for embracing healthy boundaries, de-escalating tantruming children, and self-care. Please visit Embrace Live Thrive for more information about Sarah and her platform for change. For more information about The Mother of All Podcasts, please visit the following: Website Facebook Instagram TikTok: @motherofallpodcasts --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Today, Teresa Reiniger, grief coach joins me to discuss the extremely difficult topic of grief. Teresa is so kind and compassionate as she supports woman and families in their hardest moment. It is time to start normalizing the conversations around grief, to just sit with our loved ones who are hurting even when we have no idea what to say, to embrace the discomfort of these hard emotions to simply support them with our presence. Teresa encourages individuals struggling with grief to know you are not alone and its ok to use your voice to tell those around you what you need. There is hope and healing after a loss, but it doesn't have to be on anyone else's timeline, but yours. We are all unique individuals with unique stories. Please listen, learn, and share with your friends and family so we can all normalize supporting and encouraging our loved ones who are struggling during a difficult season of life. Teresa Podcast: Labor Pains: Dealing with infertility and loss during pregnancy or infancy. on Apple PodcastsMy Episode with Teresa: Labor Pains: Dealing with infertility and loss during pregnancy or infancy.: 112: We rise by lifting up others in their loss with Dr. Sarah Meyer on Apple PodcastsWays to Find Teresa: Website: Living After GriefFacebook: (6) Living After Grief | FacebookInstagram: @livingaftergrief • Instagram photos and videosWays to Find Embrace. Live. Thrive.: Website: Embrace, Live, Thrive! (embracelivethrive.com)Facebook: Embrace, Live, Thrive | O'Fallon MO (facebook.com)Instagram: Sarah Meyer (@embracelivethrive) • Instagram photos and videosTeresa Bio: I am the founder and head coach of Living After Grief, Certified Grief Coach with the Institute of Life Coaching Training (ILCT), has a companion certificate with the National Share organization, a certified practitioner of neurolinguistics programming and success mastery. As CEO and Founder of Women Connect and Support LLC and the founder and podcast host for Labor Pains Podcast. When two of my daughters started experiencing infertility struggles as well as multiple miscarriages, I began to grieve those grandchildren and realized I still had some unresolved grief from two miscarriages I experienced years ago. Beginning to support numerous close friends and family members that had experienced infertility, miscarriages, stillbirth & infant loss I started a weekly podcast to spread awareness about infertility and loss where women and men could find their voice in sharing their stories to help themselves and others. After a year of interview people for the podcast episodes and finding that there was a tremendous amount of them continuing to struggle with grief. I felt a huge tug on my heart, which I know was God guiding me to take some time and learn how to help people navigate through grief and to give them hope that they can reengage in living life again.  I help people navigate through the challenges that come with the difficult stages of grief. My goal is to work with you to be that beacon of light in the darkness directing you to the hope of finding laughter and joy in your life without blame and guilt.  And to bring awareness to others as to how to support you and others that are grieving loss.

L'ambiance et la féérie des fêtes de fin d'année seront également de la partie du côté de Marckolsheim, ce week-end du 26 et 27 novembre. Un marché de Noël traditionnel y sera proposé au public pour une 14ème édition. De nombreuses animations, des spectacles aux concerts, en passant par des ateliers et des jeux, sont notamment au programme. Sarah Meyer, coordinatrice de l'événement, et Vincent Boudet, responsable culturel de la MJC La Bouilloire, étaient dans nos studios pour en parler.  Le lien vers l'article complet : https://www.azur-fm.com/news/marckolsheim-un-noel-traditionnel-riche-en-animations-1084 

Dr. Sarah Meyer shared on this episode about the of emotions she had after her fifth pregnancy ended in an early pregnancy loss. They ranged from being angry at God, to being angry at her body for betraying her. She struggled with thinking, it would be emotionally easier to pretend that I never received a positive pregnancy test. She also struggled with severe depression, anxiety and ultimately spiraled down to the point of suicidal ideations. Dr. Sarah shared about her supportive tribe that sat with her in the discomfort and was ready to talk about anything or nothing. She said I want to be like that friend and just sit in the discomfort and give what another person needs during their loss. Sarah gave several examples of when she felt her healing started. Sarah launched Embrace. Live. Thrive. at the of the 2020 and is on mission to destigmatize mental health issues in motherhood and educate women on foundations of self -care. She has been working to build her podcast also titled “Embrace. Live. Thrive”, which can be found on all the major podcast apps. Sarah is active on Facebook and Instagram working to bring awareness and connection to a world that is hurting. She will be releasing her coaching programs later this month working to support women who are struggling with identity, healthy living, and so much more. Encouragement from Dr. Sarah: She said, it is a deep seeded passion of mine to help women understand that depression, anxiety, be overwhelm, and anger, are all ok. You don't have to be ashamed about it and you don't have to feel guilty. It is OK to feel those emotions however it's not ok to sit and stay in those emotions. There are so many resources out there. There are so many options for healing that I want you to hear this. "That it is ok to not be ok, but let's not stay there." I will walk with you to help find the resources that you need to move forward whether it is medication, counseling, or another option for your healing that might fit you best. Let's help you find those. Let us help you move forward to where you can truly enjoy and experience life and not just survive. Connect with Dr. Sarah Meyer: www.embracelivethrive.com https://www.facebook.com/embracelivethrive https://www.instagram.com/embrace.live.thrive/ Connect with Teresa: EMAIL: teresa.livingaftergrief.com Facebook https://www.facebook.com/.livingaftergrief/. Instagram: @livingaftergrief Website: www.livingaftergrief.com click and schedule a free complementary time to talk: https://calendly.com/teresa-reiniger/podcast-discovery-call

In this episode, I'm talking to Dr. Sarah Meyer.  She's the Host of the Embrace.Live.Thrive. Podcast of which I had the pleasure of being on Episode (Insert proper episode number) recently! Sarah is passionate about destigmatizing mental health issues in motherhood and educating women on foundations of self-care. Through her podcast, and online support groups, she is determined to create a safe space for women to come and know that its ok to not be ok, but that they don't need to stay in that place. Sarah is passionate about serving her community and talking about the hard issues to help women know they are not alone. Please listen as she shares about her life and challenges as well as the ways she has worked through them to support herself, her spirit and her family in deeper and more grounded ways! She's a gem and you can find more of what Dr. Meyer has to offer here:Website: https://www.embracelivethrive.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/embracelivethrive/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/embrace.live.thrive/?hl=envWith Gratitude,xo,T________________________________________________________________________________________Theresa Lear Levine empowers and provides therapeutic support to ambitious, entrepreneurial women who feel a calling to more effectively cope with and release stress, trauma, distraction and limiting beliefs so they can create a calm, clear environment for their purpose, passion, dreams and next level goals to flourish and be manifested fully.Theresa's business, Becoming More Me, helps women become more of who they want to be as they positively transform, show up for themselves and others in greater ways, reclaim and stand tall in their power, and learn to love, accept and forgive themselves in all areas of life!✨

Whether you're hitchhiking, making new friends or buying a train ticket in India, all of these things take confidence. We talk often on The Thoughtful Travel Podcast about the myriad ways travel helps you grow, and one of the biggest benefits I've had from travelling is that it's given me immense confidence - a trait that's carried through into my personal and professional life far beyond my travels. In Episode 272, my three guests tell me about incidents from their travels which have given them lasting confidence. I start with Sophia Bentaher who has a great philosophical approach to what she's learnt from travel and thinks that travelling gives a compounding benefit as you see the results of your actions and become increasingly confident in all that you do. I then chat with Nathan Thomas who describes the daily achievements in travel like buying a ticket at an Indian train station where even the scam artists are dressed in an official-looking uniform. Each of these kinds of achievements add to your confidence. Finally, I hear from Sarah Meyer who intentionally went looking for her confidence to be built on a long-term solo trip in Asia - and found it in spades. Links: Crossing cultures: Student travel and personal development - https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0147176797000217  Sophia's website https://sophia-b.co/  Nathan of Intrepid Times https://intrepidtimes.com/  Nathan's new book Travel Your Way: Rediscover the World on Your Own Terms Sarah's site Last Minute Wanders https://lastminutewanders.com/  Ep 15 - Travel Builds Confidence, So Do It! - notaballerina.com/15  Join our Facebook group for Thoughtful Travellers - https://www.facebook.com/groups/thoughtfultravellers Join our LinkedIn group for Thoughtful Travellers - https://notaballerina.com/linkedin Show notes: https://notaballerina.com/272 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Während der vergangenen zwei Jahre Corona-Pandemie haben sich manche Leute ein Haustier zugelegt. Aus der Homeoffice-Pflicht wurde eine Empfehlung und diese gilt seit vergangenem Donnerstag nicht mehr. Die Menschen gehen also wieder vermehrt ins Büro, um ihren Job zu erledigen. Doch was ist nun mit den Tieren? Das fragten wir Sarah Meyer vom Tierheim Linth in Goldingen SG. Nagetiere und zu einem gewissen Grad Katzen können tagsüber allein gelassen werden, mit dem entsprechenden Futter und Wasser. Während die einen Tiere wie Katzen, Kaninchen und Meerschweinchen ein weiteres seiner Art brauchen, sollten hingegen Hamster allein gehalten werden. Hunde allerdings gehören nicht zu den Tieren, welche man während der Büroarbeit allein lassen kann. Ein Hund sollte nämlich nicht länger als vier bis fünf Stunden allein sein. Welche Möglichkeiten es für berufstätige Hundehalter gibt, erklärt Meyer im Beitrag.

On this week's episode, we are joined by our middle school and high school math teachers- Iliana Flefel, Sarah Meyer, and Adam Newman. They share more about our multifaceted approach to engaging our students in developing their mathematical thinking and capacities.

Alan is joined by a round table of dentists who want to talk about dental school and what it did to them. Dr. Russell Schafer graduated from LSU in 2013, Dr. Sarah Meyer graduated from Creighton in 2011 and Dr. Maggie Saludis graduated from University of Maryland in 2018! Each of them brings their own trauma/hilarity to the conversation! Some of the topics we covered are: instructor hazing classmates being removed operative practicals casting gold pediatric dentistry term papers and marathons taking (and failing) boards the ethical ramifications of boards using your brother as a boards patient Got your own dental school horror stories? Join the Very Dental Facebook group (use password: Timmerman) and freak us all out there! 

In this episode, we speak with Sarah Meyer, Beekeeper and Owner of Worker's Ransom Honey, and two Casella employees passionate about beekeeping, Charlotte Love, Environmental Analyst at our Ontario County, New York Landfill, and Jeremy Labbe, General Manager of our Coventry, Vermont Landfill. They teach us about the opportunities for bee and pollinator habitats in unexpected places like landfills and even your own backyard.

Did you know you can be successful, passionate, and make it in life without burning yourself out? By showing yourself compassion and exercising meditation, you can experience burnout recovery and ease in your life. In this episode of the Soulcation podcast, we have Sarah Meyer Tapia, the Associate Director in the Division of Health & Human Performance at Stanford University, where she oversees wellness education for students. She is a highly sought-after teacher and coach, and also runs her own business teaching workshops and coaching individuals in mindfulness, behavior change, self-compassion, and personal development. She describes self-love at its finest form as being able to allow yourself to do what comes easily to you. Listen in to learn how to show up to the world authentically by embracing who you are and what empowers your life.What You Will Learn:[3:38] Sarah describes the most disastrous moment of her life as a turning point of her story, which continues to evolve.[5:35] How she teaches meditation helps her students avoid burnout from their work. [10:54] Do what gives you ease and makes you feel like you. [12:12] How to show up better by supporting yourself rather than criticizing yourself. [17:41] Stop overwhelming yourself and instead choose what's empowering your life. [20:22] Learn to permit yourself to do what makes you feel good. [22:19] How to be open about your purpose - where you can do more and feel more.[25:58] Sarah explains how she experiences intuition by listening to her body.[30:20] How experiencing deeper challenges allows you to have a meaningful life. [32:16] Do whatever is in your control to take care and support yourself during COVID times. [35:18] How Sarah is supporting her son to become himself and to show up in the world uniquely. Relevant Links:Learn more about wellness coach and educator Sarah Meyer Tapia: https://sarahmeyertapia.com/• Free Soulcation Daily Planning Page: https://www.melodymiles.com/daily-planning-page • Follow Mel Miles on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/soulcationmel/ • Purchase the Soulcation Planner: https://www.melodymiles.com/soulcation-planner   

In this episode I share 3 reasons why Sarah Meyer is so Badass. Check out the episode, take a screenshot and send it to me on IG sharing why you think Sarah is so Badass. The show notes can be found at https://ordinarytobadass.com/why-sarah-meyer/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ordinarytobadass/message

In this episode I talk to Sarah Meyer who is trying to destigmatize mental health in motherhood and she educates women that taking care of yourself is how you can best care for your family! Sarah and I talk about shame, overoming anxiety and postpartum depression. Check out the show notes @ https://ordinarytobadass.com/overcoming-anxiety/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ordinarytobadass/message

My name is Sarah Meyer and I am the founder of Embrace, Live, Thrive. I hold my Doctorate in Physical Therapy and am a busy mom entrepreneur with four young children. In this episode I shares my struggles with severe depression and anxiety and how I found healing. During my healing journey I discovered my passion and purpose by starting this platform to start conversations on these hard topics in motherhood. My desire is to help women who struggle with similar issues and help them to feel valued and a little less alone. Please check out blog https://www.embracelivethrive.com/ for other resources for other articles and tools for mothers. I can also be found on Instagram @ https://www.instagram.com/embrace.live.thrive/Check out my Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/Embrace-Live-Thrive-101749581815744

dadAWESOME We're on a mission to add LIFE to the dad life. We're passionate about helping dads live fully alive as they lead their kids to God's awesomeness. Thanks for helping us reach more dads by passing along these resources: Subscribe to the dadAWESOME YouTube channel Text a few other dads and encourage them to check out www.dadawesome.org and subscribe to the podcast Leave a rating and review on Apple Podcasts Join dadAWESOME Daily - Simply text "dad" to 77222 to begin receiving a daily text message with prayers, Bible verses, dad tips & other fatherhood inspiration. Moses Ehambe After thirteen years of playing professional basketball all over the world, Moses is now the Senior Assistant to Athletic Director at Oral Robert University. Moses and Sarah have 5 kids. Living the DREAM one moment at a time.

Sarah Meyer, founder and owner of Roe Caviar, came by to talk about all things caviar from what it is how it kicks off entertaining to how to serving it and so much more. It's a Caviar vibe for sure! We taste through a few different wines to see what pairs nicely with her Roe caviar and these two wines were the winners! The beer we tasted is Mikeller...but it wasn't as good.      2018 Mosse, Anjou, Chenin Blanc & Alessandra Divella, Blanc de Blanc, Lombardy, Chardonnay    For our Wine Face Listeners she is offering a discount when you buy caviar from her website: Roecaviar.com and use the discount code WINEFACE.    Also! If you're in Los Angeles we are doing a special Caviar Dreams package for the Oscars that comes with chips, creme fraiche, oscar ballots & champagne! You can get the Caviar Dreams package from Helen's here!     Produced by Dear Media. 

Meet Sarah Meyer, learn how she is living a fulfilled life even after being diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis. She shares with us how it felt finding out she has an auto-immune disease, plus how she never questioned what the doctors prescribed for her. She realized that doing her own research and taking her health into her own hands could bring her so much more. In her case, it was discovering a plant-based diet and making conscious healthy choices in EVERY aspect of her life. You can also have access to her blog here

The veil between this mortal plane and the other side (hell) has parted, allowing guest Dirt Tribmbones to return to the Hustle! We discuss many things- Live- from a 'GRAVE YARD' (not a backyard next to a bar). Theme by Jennifer Richards Edited by Shane Hosea (because I couldn't in good conscience subject Sarah Meyer to this) Check out www.Patreon.com/Hosea for bonus episodes and to support the show!

We're back at it again with Randall Lawrence of [Many Podcasts] to talk about more podcast ideas! Recorded at wonderful Cranival Studios because I'm still setting up, and Randall lives practically next door! Theme by Jennifer Richards Edited by me, while Sarah Meyer does school! Check out www.Patreon.com/Hosea to become a supporter!

This week The Seneca Scene welcomes Sarah Meyer from the Finger Lakes Institute to discuss the Fribolin Farm, sustainability, community garden, upcoming events, and beekeeping. Join us for this half-hour chat where we learn more about the HWS campus farm and its mascot, along with ways you can get involved on campus with Campus Greens or the Eco-Reps. Don’t forget to follow the farm on Instagram …

Shane is joined by DJ Accident Report all the way from New York! Listen as we discuss the finest products in Portland, and make a stop over at the special segment known as the Hosea Wrestle! Theme by Jennifer Richards Edited by Sarah Meyer check out www.RiverCityPodcastFederation.com for more fun shows!

This week we're joined by Becky Braunstein to discuss Jenga for Grown-Ups, a magical sleeping pill, and how much weed infusion is too much. Theme by Jennifer Richards Edited by Sarah Meyer check out www.RiverCityPodcastFederation.com for more fun shows!

Santa did't show up on time so I had to start recording! Very short episode for your Happy Holiday. Special theme by Jennifer Richards Thanks to Sarah Meyer

The hosts of the great podcast Star Wars Minute, Pete (the Retailer) Bonavita and Alex Robinson, share their deepest musical obsessions, Beck and The Beatles. Also, stormtroopers are mentioned frequently. Thanks, as always, to Molly Lewis for our theme music.

Yes, it is I. Marc Hershon, your host and Henry Miller Aeron Desk Chair for Epi133 of Succotash, the Comedy Podcast Podcast. And if you’re having trouble recognizing the voice, that’s because it’s been about THREE damn weeks since I last dropped an installment. Sorry about that. I’ll keep striving to get better about it. I’d be lying if didn’t say a few clicks on the old Donate button up at our homesite, http://SuccotashShow.com, wouldn’t help motivate me. Of if someone besides Henderson’s Pants wanted to help sponsor that show, that would be a bit of all right as well. NEW PODCAST ALERT! I wanted to let listeners who might be in range of Los Angeles, California, on Saturday June 11th, that I will be moderating a very cool event — Dana Carvey’s very first podcast. His OWN podcast, that is, which he’ll be doing with his two sons, Dex, and Tom. You might recall they joined me back in early February for our very first LIVE Succotash show. And they liked the experience so much that the Carveys have decided to bust out their very own show.  I don’t know what it’s to be called yet but I was flattered to be asked to be the moderator for the kickoff show on June 11th. And, who knows, maybe if I behave myself, maybe more after that. It’s going to be at the Comedy Lab next to the Improv in West Hollywood and that’s all I know. Not sure whether you can buy advance tickets or what. Best I can suggest until I know more is to keep checking in at http://hollywood.improv.com and click on the link to the calendar. GOT A SPAREMIN? Another thing I have started trying out is using a new app called  SpareMin. It allows folks to call other folks back when they want to and with a five minute time limit. So I thought I might be a fun alternative to our Succotash Hotline because, rather than leaving a voicemail, you use the app to send me a request and when I have time to chat, I call you back. The app automatically records the call, which I can then play back right here on the show. So check it out. It’s called SpareMin and you can download it from the Apple app store and I think the version for Android phones is live now, too. WHAT ELSE YOU GOT? Okay. Enough about me. Let’s talk about what I’ve got for YOU. This is a Succotash Clips episode and I have to mainly thank our erstwhile Associate Producer, Tyson Saner, for supplying the bulk of the clips we have on tap for you this time around. We also have one that was submitted by a podcaster by using our upload link, at http://hightail.com/u/Succotash. And even I did a little work in the clip department…but not much. All in all, we’re featuring clips from Awesome Etiquette, Chillpak Hollywood Hour, The Late Show – Tonight’s Watch, Obsessed with Joseph Scrimshaw, Savage Henry, the Schmoozecast, Secret Skin, The Slant, and Wisecrackin’ with Winter.  In addition to the clippage we’re featuring a double dose of our celebrated Burst O’ Durst segment with political comedian and social commentator Will Durst. I also have some exciting news about Mr. Durst: He going to be on Succotash! Not just in his usual short, 2-minutes Bursties of Dursties. Oh, no. Our very next installment of Succotash Chats will feature my face-to-face interview with Will that I held a couple of weeks ago in the green room at the storied Punchline Comedy Club in downtown San Francisco. Our own Mr. Saner has also supplied us with one of his amazing pieces of music made up of bits and clips from a podcast, Off Yer Feet featuring Todd Glass along with Nick Thune. And Tyson also supplied us with a brand new instrumental track to play under out Celebration of Thanks coming up near the end of the show. (YOu can check out all of his amazing tunage over at SoundCloud.) This installment of Succotash is brought to you by Henderson's new Beavertail Jeans. CLIPS Chillpak Hollywood HourHard to believe but our friends in podcast — Dean Haglund and Phil Leirness, the hosts of Chillpak Hollywood Hour — just kicked off their 10th year of changing the way you listen to the internet, as well as providing middle to high class entertainment for those with the ears to hear it. I’m happy to announce that sometime during Year 9, our false feud came to an end and so we can, once again, bring you a taste of the Chill… Secret Skin Secret Skin is part of the Infinite Guest network of podcasts, hosted by musician and sometimes comedian Mike Eagle. Mike and his guest usually poke around behind the scenes of the hip-hop world. But recently his guest was comedian Nick Thune, and they got into a lot of topics — why Nick gave up one-liners and his guitar onstage to talk about who Jesus would want to hang out with if he was around today, and embarrassing stories. Nick shares the somewhat disgraceful way he ended his career as a car salesman, and Mike shares a story so embarrassing that, until now, he’s only told four people. And now yo, once you listen. Awesome EtiquetteIt seems like Awesome Etiquette is actually hosted by a couple of folks with some manners in their DNA. Lizzie Post and Daniel Post Senning are with the Emily Post Institute and, for those of you who as so gauche as to not know, Emily Post literately wrote the book on manner and etiquette in 1922. Both hosts don’t have Post in their names by amazing coincidence – it turns out they are the great great grandchildren of the Grand Dame of Manners. The SlantOur next clip comes directly from the podcasters themselves. They uploaded this to us at our direct upload site, at http://hightail.com/u/Succotash and I wish they’d sent a little more background. They have a Libsyn site and a Facebook page and a Twitter account and — don’t get me wrong, The Slant is constantly retweeting our stuff and they are very supportive — but I just don’t know that much about them. I know that the ringleader is someone named Sal. And there’s Lisa, and Ant, and Christine. There may be more, I can’t tell. The Late Show — Tonight’s WatchWhat I love most about podcasting is that pretty much anything goes. And I do mean anything. There's a spin-off podcast from The Late Show with Stephen Cobert called Tonight’s Watch. Hosted by Duncan (and his guest, Maester Text-To-Speech, in this episode), It’s a ostensibly a weekly update about HBO’s Game Of Thrones series but…well, you just have to hear it for yourself. (And it's shouldn't be confused with the actual ToNight's Watch GOT-following podcast…or maybe it should.) Wisecrackin’ With WinterOur Associate Producer has unearthed yet another podcast I’ve never heard of, called Wisecrackin’ With Winter. It features Mike Winter, who, according to the podcast’s About page: …bring decades of entertainment experience, including television, radio, and live performances, in his commentary on topics ranging from: challenges of doing stand-up at Ebola clinics, how to win shot a drinking contest with an Authoritarian Dictator, debating the severity of erectile dysfunction (after athletes abuse steroids for years), to trying to figure out how to re-purpose the thousands of discarded jerseys of disgraced football players. What does that all mean? I’m not sure. The SchmoozecastComedian Barry Weintraub has been working hard to resurrect the Comedy USA name (formerly the title of his national comedy magazine) in several ways. One of those is a comedy podcast called The Schmoozecast. He’s been recording in a sound booth that has been built at Comic Strip Live in New York and recently he had an episode featuring comedian John Mulrooney. John’s a great guy who’s still working today but, when he’s not doing comedy gigs, he works as a patrolman for the Coxsackie Police Department in upstate New York. You can only find episodes of The Schmoozecast at ComedyUSA.com and that’s about it — Barry has yet to master how to get the show up on iTunes. But he will – he’s a very determined fellow. Savage Henry Magazine Radio ProgramThere's a humor magazine in Arcata, which is in Humboldt County, California, called Savage Henry and, once every couple of weeks, the owner/editor Chris Durant puts out a podcast called the Savage Henry Magazine Radio Program. In the show that Tyson snagged this clip from, he’s joined by “special” co-host Matt Redbeard and guest, comedian Dash Kwiatkowski. Obsessed with Joseph ScrimshawGot a note from Sarah Meyer, who does press for the podcast Obsessed with Joseph Scrimshaw. She says “Hi there, Me again! 'Obsessed' put out a special Hamilton episode today — I thought I’d send the press release along since you were so helpful back in March! :) If you wanted to feature a clip on Succotash, or write a review for the Huffington Post, that would be amazing! Thanks so much! Sarah.” Thanks for the note, Sarah! Not sure about HuffPo yet but you got a clip on, featuring host Joseph Scrimshaw and his guests Paul & Storm, and Emma Fyffe… Thanks for reading this blog and (hopefully) listening to the actual podcast. Please take a few moments to rate and review us up on iTunes, and visit our homesite at http://SuccotashShow.com where you can read the blog post that goes with this very episode, buy something from our Succotashery, click our Donate button and give us money, or use the Amazon banner at the top of the page to do your Amazon shopping which helps us out, too. Don’t forget to pass the Succotash! — Marc Hershon

Yes, it’s me again – Marc Hershon – your host and commemorative beer stein for Epi130 of Succotash, the Comedy Podcast Podcast. And I got a passel of comedy podcast clips for you. Our ace associate producer Tyson Saner harvested some. I found a couple. And we got some uploaded directly to us from podcasters themselves, using the upload link at http://hightail.com/u/Succotash. Podquest If you think you have a cool idea for a new podcast, don’t keep it to yourself. I’m saying you should tell me about it either, but you’re going to want to hang in for my chat with Julie Shapiro, who’s the executive producer with the Radiotopia network — they’ve got a baker’s dozen of shows occupying podcastland, including 99% Invisible, The Memory Palace, Song Exploder, and Mortified. But they're looking for more and they want a show that no one is doing yet. So if YOU have an idea for a show, or are doing a show that’s been bumping around, cloaked in obscurity, Radiotopia is sponsoring Podquest, the search to find that show. Julie and I talk about the contest and how you can get your concepts in front of their ears.  What's Up I’ll tell you whose clips we have on the show in a moment, but you should also know that we’ve got our Burst O’ Durst with political comedian and social commentator Will Durst. Our show's brought to you by Henderson's new Hooray For Hollywood Pants, and we have a dip into the Tweetsack, where we FINALLY Have a couple of recorded calls from our Succotash Hotline. Plus I’ve got Cursed, a really cool musical piece that Tyson put together using bits and piece from The Todd Glass Show. Our Associate Producer continues to amaze me with his talents. And we have a SECOND musical piece from our acapellanist, Abner Serd, who brings us a seasonally-appropriate tune called Joe Mann, the Self-Rolling Snowman. The Clips As for the actual shows that we’re featuring clips from this time around: Cave Crew Radio, I Am Rapaport, Local Ass Bitches, Loud & Obnoxious, Obsessed, The Potato Bureau, Russell & Mudtooth, The Sketch Comedy Podcast Show, and Spontaneanation. As a blanket thing, the podcasts that we get our clips from can be found at their homesites — click on each show's title to be whisked there instantaneously — as well as on iTunes, Stitcher, SoundCloud, and a number of other podcast distribution points on the World Wide Web. I Am Rapaport: Stereo PodcastI caught actor Michael Rapaport on WTF with Marc Maron this past week. You might know him from his work – he’s been in over 60 movies and TV projects, starting with Zebrahead through last year’s Little Boy movie. He had a great arc on the second-to-last season of TV’s Justified, too. He and his best friend, Gerald Moody, kick out fresh episodes of the I Am Rapaport: Stereo Podcast every week, or maybe it’s twice a week. Rap and G, as they call each other, shoot from the hip on a variety of topics. I actually met Michael years ago, when I used to hang out at the Improv in LA, because he did, too – his sister’s step-father was one of the owners. Anyone, he always seemed a decent guy and I like what he has to say on his p’cast. A word of warning if you don’t like profanity — Rap and G speak the language of the streets. Oh, and they also take a certain measure of pride in the fact that they don’t fact-check their spew. SpontaneanationTyson grabbed us a clip from Epi49 of Spontaneanation, the latest podcast from the brain of one of the hardest-working men in podcasting, Paul F. Tompkins. It’s a completely improvised show, with a rotating cast of guest friends and performers. On the episode this clip is from, Paul’s guests are Cameron Esposito, Shulie Cowen, Brandon Johnson, and Chris Tallman. I’m a big fan of Paul F. but then, who isn’t? Potato BureauOne of our upload savvy listeners is Corky Kneivel, he of the Potato Bureau podcast. This week he shot us a scene clipped from their Epi2, featuring Court Hansen as the guy getting his dishes back, Molly Doan as “Darren” (the screw up), Corky's playing Darren’s brother, with Michelle Petro is the security guard who — spoiler alert — gets killed. The way the Potato Bureau "gimmick" works is that the scenes are somehow inspired by each episode's musical guest, which is where the sketch in this clip sprang from…) Loud & ObnoxiousAnother clip that was uploaded directly to us this episode comes from the crew over at Loud & Obnoxious — Korey H., D-Brew, Producer Dave, and Halfpint. First off, how can you NOT listen to a clip featuring someone named Halfpint, right? They’re part of the MenRule Network. Here’s their description of their show that’s up on iTunes: “They are four guys that don't apologize for speaking the truth. Each week they discuss movies, news stories, beer, politics, and sports. They also have their intern, Halfpint, do things that he is very uncomfortable with including karaoke and talking to girls.” Sketch Comedy Podcast ShowTyson clipped us something from a recent epi of the Sketch Comedy Podcast Show, which is about as descriptive a title as you can get in a podcast title. Also maybe a bit misleading, as the description for the show says it’s “Lightly scripted and improvised.” The hosts are Alisha Holland and Stuart Rice and the show booms out of Portland, Oregon. ObsessedThis next clip was ripped from the Tweetsack, having been dropped in there by Sarah Meyer who writes “I really enjoy your podcast reviews and I hope it’s not taking a liberty, but I’d LOVE it if you could take a listen to a comedy podcast I co-produce — 'Obsessed with Joseph Scrimshaw.'" It’s over on the on the Feral Audio network. The title is a little deceptive because it isn’t a show about an obsession with Joseph Scrimshaw — he’s the host and he talks to guests about their obsessions. In this case, the obsession is podcasts and the guest is Dustin Marshall, the founder and maniac behind the Feral Audio network, host to such shows as Harmontown, The Duncan Trussell Family Hour and Obsessed with Joseph Scrimshaw. Also, this is Joseph’s 100th episode of Obsessed, so congratulations!  Russell & MudtoothTyson clipped us off a hunk of the Russell & Mudtooth Show from the Radio Random Network. It features Russell Devlin McLain (or #RDM, as he’s socially mediatroducing himself these days), and Mudtooth. To me, “Mudtooth” is WAY more interesting a name than hashtag-anything, but maybe that's just me. This show drops every Friday and #RDM, who is a musician, tears up the country music scene, music in general, as well as sports, current events, etc., etc. with his pal Mudtooth. In this sample of the show, Mudtooth goes off on a tear about the most recent Oscars. Cave Crew RadioIn case you haven’t figured it out on your own, podcasters are not the only ones who can upload their clips to the show. If you are a LISTENER to a comedy podcast that you enjoy, you are cordially welcome to upload a clip, too! That’s exactly what Stuart Ramsden did recently when he uploaded us a chunk of Cave Crew Radio, which is great. Because who knows how long it have taken us to discover the hosts, DK and Big B on our own? And the show has been going for a tad over a year. (So way to take the inish, Stuart!) In this clip the talk is about Valentines and giving stuff up for Lent. Local Ass BitchesOur friend Davian Dent — host of the soon-to-be-defunct The Bitter Sound podcast and co-host of The Strange Times podcast — has sent in a promo of a show he enjoys: Local Ass Bitches, a comedy podcast I’d not heard before. Davian must really like the show, because he knows I’m not a fan of playing promos. He uploaded it directly to us via out Hightail link and he says, “Four best friends from Chicago talk politics, sex, dating and everything in between!  Born, raised and living on the NW Side – Lisa, Manny, Nora and Rosa are the epitome of Local Ass Bitches, a term coined by one of their comedic favorites, Kevin Hart, which now has its own definition in the urban dictionary. They also win the Davian Dent Award for being the sexiest mofo's in podcasting...” That’s it, friend. The Succotash tank is empty for another week or so. You can help us to keep the show going by clicking on the Donate button at our http://SuccotashShow.com homesite. Or else go there and click on the Amazon banner at the top of the page And visit the Succotashery, also accessible though the website, where you can get some garments or other gewgaws festooned with the snappy Succotash logo. Even if you can’t afford to give us any of your hard-earned money, the least you could do it to tell your friends about our show. And, in exchange, I give you a hearty thanks for passing the Succotash! — Marc Hershon

Writer/producer Sarah Meyer (National Geographic) joins host Joseph Scrimshaw to share her obsession with the woods. Thrill to such topics as growing up in the middle of the Ozarks, taking selfies with Bigfoot, spider lovers, and more. Thanks as always to Molly Lewis for our theme song.

Eggs traditionally symbolize spring and rebirth. There’s a reason for that: As the days get longer, hens tend to produce more eggs. Annemarie Gero, a farmer with Queens County Farm Museum in Floral Park, said that each hen can produce as much as one egg a day during peak season. Gero cares for nearly 250 hens at the historic farm, which has been around since 1697. The seven different breeds she oversees includes Rhode Island Reds, which are the farm’s most productive egg layers, and Araucanas, which lay blue-green hued eggs. The colorful eggs are a novelty, but Gero said the color doesn’t affect the taste of the egg at all. “What changes the taste is more what they’re eating,” she explained. “So the chickens that get first to the greens or get first to... the healthy stuff, you’ll have the most nutritious eggs from them.” Gero also notes that while the hens eat garden scraps, as well as munch on grasses and bugs, the hens are not fed strong-tasting greens, like garlic or onion grass, because that can affect the taste of the egg. Since the hens do scavenge, though, it’s wise to test the area where they roam for lead, which can be a particular problem for backyard hens in New York City. “You don’t want the chance of that transferring to your eggs,” said Gero. Certain breeds are tamer and more suited for backyards “because they’re not as frisky,” she said. ”One thing is to look for a less adventurous bird. For example, we have blue Andalusians on the farm, which are the first ones to jump the fence. They’re real mischievous.” Buff Orpingtons are her favorite because they are calm and happy to just walk around. (Photo: Annemarie Gero/Sarah Meyer) Just as each breed has a different personality, Gero added, chickens also vary from individual to individual. “They talk all the time,” she said. “If you go into a chicken coop, you’re hearing probably about 20 conversations going on.... I don’t know how to speak chicken that well, but some people, I think, they say they do.”  As for the eggs themselves, fresh eggs don’t need to be refrigerated because they possess a protective membrane. “Once you wash the egg and remove a type of membrane that’s around it, you do want to refrigerate it,” Gero explained. “Hopefully, the eggs you get in the store are washed.” That’s because the “some of the stuff on the eggs, you wouldn’t want to buy,” she added. The eggs sold by the museum at the farmers market are washed. Washed eggs will stay good in the refrigerator for as long as two months. “Oftentimes, the ones you buy in the grocery store are already a few weeks old,” Gero noted. “One test is to drop them into a glass of water and, if it floats, the egg is bad.” Gero shared an egg recipe for one of her favorite comfort foods: her grandmother’s rakott krumpli, which is a Hungarian casserole of eggs and potatoes. Rakott Krumpli (Hungarian Layered Potatoes & Eggs)By Margaret Magyar Meisels Serves: 4 1kg (2.2 lb.) potatoes, boiled unpeeled 6 hard-boiled eggs; sliced 8 tablespoons butter (100g, 3 oz.) 2 cups sour cream 1 teaspoon salt Butter a casserole dish using half of the butter (approximately 4 tablespoons). Peel the potatoes and slice them thinly to medium. Peel and slice the hard-boiled eggs. Put a layer of sliced potatoes in the dish and sprinkle a little salt over it. Add a layer of sliced eggs, followed by a layer of sour cream. Then cover the sour cream with another layer of sliced potatoes, followed by a layer of eggs and a layer of sour cream. Continue alternating layers of potatoes, eggs and sour cream until you run out of potatoes and eggs. Pour whatever sour cream is left over the last layer of eggs and then spread the remaining butter over the top. Put the dish in a moderate 180°C (350°F) oven and bake until golden brown (approximately 1 hour). Poster's Notes: Butter can definitely be substituted with margarine. The sour cream can also be replaced by leben (Israeli buttermilk with 3% fat) and/or eshel (Israeli buttermilk, unsour, with 4% fat). The original non-kosher Hungarian dish also has sausages. Those of you in the U.S. who have access to (and can digest) pareve smoked "meats" can try adding them.

One of my favorite youth programs in the country is New Urban Arts, based in Providence, RI. This community-based program is located in a storefront, and it is one of those rare places where the practice matches the rhetoric. For this episode I interviewed Jason Yoon, Executive Director and Sarah Meyer, Program Director, and weContinue Reading…