Podcast appearances and mentions of sarah quinn

In this week's episode, we sit down with Sarah Quinn, the global leader of public relations and communications at Flight Centre Travel Group. During the show, Sarah shares her journey of transforming her passion for travel into a successful career. We also explore the current trends shaping the travel industry. And, we hear about the very first bricks-and-mortar store for Cruiseabout, a new brand for Flight Centre Travel Group that recently opened its doors in Western Australia. Subscribe to The Pod Well Travelled where you get your podcasts — and share it to your family and friends. Sign up for eTravel via thewest.com.au/manage-email-preferences. It's our free digital edition of travel that gets delivered to your inbox once a week and is full of new stories, fresh podcast episodes, upcoming events and more. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On today's two-part show, host Jade Iseri-Ramos chats with Sarah Quinn, Academic and Career Planning Coordinator at West High School, about a pilot program happening on April 4th. The first […] The post Equity Symposium at West, then Two Amendments on the WI Ballot appeared first on WORT-FM 89.9.

Just like our chats, cruising in the car on mom dates and to obscure desert places...I had the joy and honor to talk with a long-time friend & personal photographer, Sarah Quinn about her journey with photography, film, poetry, grief with the loss of her dad and special discoveries after his passing, motherhood and what it takes to run a creative business as a stay-at-home mom and work-from-home lady. To checkout her work & book a photoshoot, https://www.happyheartfilmandphoto.com/Connect with Sarah on IG @happyheart_filmphoto

Sarah Quinn is a wife, mother and horsewoman from North Platte, Nebraska. Sarah is married to previous podcast guest, Ricky Quinn. Sarah joins Ben and Joe to discuss a wide variety of topics including self improvement, staying true to yourself and equine fitness. Tune in for an awesome conversation with the one and only, Sarah Quinn.

Special guest and friend of the pod SARAH QUINN TAYLOR stops by to talk to Bailey about the state of the AEA, the #UniteTheRoad movement, and to help us make sense of what's going on in our UNION!!!! @sarah_q_taylor on IG Sarah (she/her) is the Eastern Region Chorus Councilor for the AEA. She has performed in multiple Broadway Tours as well as on Broadway and is a phenomenal triple threat talent. She also has a PARALEGAL CERTIFICATION!!! What can't she do?  Forgive the audio but I promise you're going to want to check this one out.

Sarah Quinn is a wife, mother and horsewoman from North Platte, Nebraska. Sarah is married to previous podcast guest, Ricky Quinn. Ben and Joe discuss equine diet, stomach ulcers, and moving to Nebraska from the eastern United States. Tune in for a vibrant conversation with Sarah Quinn!

The American economy revolves around credit. We use credit cards for everyday purchases like gas and groceries, but we also take out major loans to pay for school, homes and automobiles. But what if we lived in a world without credit? How would this affect our financial system and our daily lives? Would it reshape human history? On the last episode of this season of Downside Up, Chris Cillizza considers these questions with sociologists Sarah Quinn and Monica Prasad, and New York Times business reporter Emily Flitter. To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Greg Bach co-hosts. American adults are in a friendship recession but, why? Madison's vibrant Night Market. Wisconsin's historic love of beer and the UW nurse strike is coming. Hour 1 TBD if America is in an economic recession but turns out we are in a friendship recession. Especially men.  One small thing you can do to change that? Check in on an old friend.  Tiffany Kenney talks to us about the return of the Madison Night Market September 8th starting at 4pm on State Street. Hour 2 Who does the American Flag belong to these days? It's National Beer Lovers Day - a deep seated tradition in Wisconsin.  So deep that Old World Wisconsin debuted an entire Brewing Experience in 2022. Rob Novak joined to talk about what it's like to brew beer like is 1899.  They have plenty of events you can attend this fall and kids get in free in September (but you still have to be 21 to drink the beer). Hour 3 Evers announced an unlikely education budget wishlist and we ask "What's really news in Wisconsin when you have a divided government?" We never claimed to be a pop culture show, but we can't even escape the 'Don't Worry Darling' drama. UW Health nurses, Will Kiesling and Sarah Quinn, join to talk the pending nurses strike. You can find more information and how to support them here: supportUWnurses.org Music from today's show can be found on As Goes Wisconsin's Spotify playlist. We love hearing from you! Got a topic you think we should cover? Have an idea for a guest we should have on? Want to leave us feedback? Let us know!

Today's episode opens with a reference to one of the most iconic songs in theater history: “I Could've Danced All Night” from MY FAIR LADY. Sarah Quinn Taylor recently understudied the role of “Eliza Doolittle” on the national tour, but she began her journey with the award-winning revival all the way to the Lincoln Center. Taylor most recently wrapped up “Camelot” at the MUNY in St. Louis. Our conversation today discusses both productions, and also covers the importance of accessibility to the arts and inclusion within the theater industry!

Sarah Quinn, VP of Global AI/Digital/CX Sales at TELUS International, shares fascinating insights from an impressive career working with household-name brands - from McDonald's to J. Crew, to Airbnb, and more. In this episode, Sarah discusses how successful (and not-so-successful) brands navigated significant past changes in public behavior, plus why CX teams should embrace AI to avoid irrelevancy. About The Guest:Sarah Quinn is the VP of Global AI/Digital/CX Sales at TELUS International and previously has provided a broad range of strategic consulting services for Fortune 500 companies and more. Sarah began her career as a Direct Marketing superstar, going on to become a proven high-impact turnaround sales strategist in the B2B and B2C enterprise space, helping increase both her employer's and client's bottom line.Key Quotes:“It's not what people like that's the most important. It's what they don't like that might be the most important…When people love you, they love you. Like political parties, if I'm a Democrat or Republican, I'm going to vote one way or the other. It's easy to find people firmly on this side or that side, but it's not easy to find people that might go on either side. That's also a part of a marketer's struggle. To understand what they don't like, to me, is as important as what they do.”“When I say the comment, ‘The customer's always right,' we know they're not always right. But, it's how do you make them feel like you hear them and you understand, and how do you sway them to maybe understand they're not right?”“If the last two years didn't prove to marketers that you just can't depend on the environment or history or anything, then I don't know what will. Those that come to the top will come to the top, and the two words I keep saying are agility and flexibility.”Time Stamps:*[1:15] Sarah's role at TELUS International*[3:50] Biggest changes in CX from the past decades *[6:33] Tools for getting to know your customer better*[14:57] Outdated CX techniques *[16:438] Times regression-modeling worked wonders*[20:57] What's next for TELUS International *[21:49] The future of CX trends*[26:50] Engaging across generations with the same message*[35:40]  Advice to staying agile and flexible during cultural change LinksConnect with Sarah on LinkedInConnect with Phil on LinkedInFollow Phil on TwitterThanks to our friendsThis episode is brought to you by IBM. If you are responsible for Customer Experience, they've created a White Paper just for you. In the CX North Star Report, you can learn more about how to activate your CX vision. Download it here.

So you want to write & publish a successful book…! Feat: Tami Palmer “Anatomy presents the art and craft of creating a book by offering glimpses into the lived experience of each contributor.” -Kevin Hesse, author of upcoming, Love and Light in a World of Loss Learn from 20-leading industry experts about Writing, Publishing & Book Marketing. Let us simplify what can be a complicated and overwhelming process. This book will lay it all in easy-to-understand chapters, so you have the tools for success. Get your copy now https://integral-women.mykajabi.com/anatomyofabook Contributors: Sierra Melcher, Adrienne Moxie MacIain, Stacy Dyson, Stanley Dankoski, Nataly Urbáez, Danielle Perlin-Good, Tamara Palmer, Jenny Watz, Carla Green, Andrea Schmidt, Doriana Vitti, Rebekah Markillie, Zarinah El-Amin, Linn Random, Alex Strathdee, Ray Brehm, Brian Meeks, Sarah Quinn, Megan Baker Jackson, Theresa Francomacaro #anatomyofabook #redthreadpublishing #writeyourbook #womeninpublishing #writersofinstagram #bookmarketing #bookpublishing #thoughtleader #bookimpact --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/integral-women/message

The Story Behind the Story: Author Interview Series with Sierra Melcher Featuring Sarah Quinn ( Episode 23 ) Sarah Quinn is an entrepreneur and writer based in Quebec City. When she isn't furiously unleashing her true message via Facebook Lives, or her podcast, A Poor Coaches Guide to A Rich Life, she is running her online coaching business as an entertainer, speaker and success mentor to coaches around the globe. With a new series of books, over a decade in online business, and several hundred product and event launches under her belt, Sarah is known as a ‘Content Queen' who just doesn't stop. She believes that you CAN have it all, on your terms, so long as you're willing to get honest with yourself about what you're really here to do in the world, and her mission in life is to help coaches learn to use their voice and day to day life as a powerful tool to inspire themselves and others to lead with authenticity, creating a life wilder than their wildest dreams. Sarah is also a mom of 2 and is obsessed with teaching her children that you can have it all, exactly as you want and on your terms. Sarah is also an expert in “No B.S” coaching and would love to help you create a business you love, completely on your terms! Connect with our guest : Website: sarahquinncoaching.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sarahquinncoaching Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Sarah-Quinn/e/B095M85574/ref=ntt_dp_epwbk_0 Watch the interview here: https://youtu.be/-4gWfoMTJ_M Subscribe & follow for future episodes... featuring a new female writer each week... Connect with your host, Sierra Melcher, here or on https://linktr.ee/integralwomen & learn more about redthreadbooks.com Red Thread Publishing: Stories Change Lives We believe in the power of women's voices & stories to change the world. We support women not only to write & publish their books but to really embrace their voice, accelerate empowerment & reach global impact. Because women matter. Sierra Melcher, author & founder of @RedThreadPublishing, & our team will support you every step of the way. If you are interested in writing or publishing with us connect at info@redthreadbooks.com www.redthreadbooks.com #storycrafter #womenempoweringwomen #powerofthestory #podcast #authors #writingtips #interview #womenwritersofinstagram #PlotTwist #thestorybehindthestory #storiesthatchangelives #womensvoices #womensstories #inspiration #muse #newbookalert #bookstagram #publishing --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/integral-women/message

On a bumper episode of the Women in Sport Podcast with Ger McCarthy, Ger speaks to 0.57 Sarah Quinn, Munster Rugby captain and Matt Browne, Head coach18.20 Munster U18 head coach Fiona Hayes25.16 Cork Camogie boss Paudie Murray34.40 Galway's Ailish O'Reilly, Sarah Healy, Catriona Cormican and Sarah Dervan

On this edition of the Women in Sport Podcast with Ger McCarthy1.20 Cork captain Linda Collins and manager Paudie Murray look ahead to Sunday's All Ireland Final with Galway13.20 Munster captain Sarah Quinn and head coach Matt Brown27.10 Cork LGFA U16 manager Denis Mulvihill35.10 Cork minor camogie boss Jerry Wallace

Sarah Quinn and I talk about everything radio from creative burnout, marketing, interns, and how your skills can take you so much further than radio if you need them to! Connect with Sarah: SarahQuinnPlay.om Instagram: @sarahonmic --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

When I was a kid, riding my bicycle up and down my block was one of my favorite things to do. We had a little creek at the end of the street that served as a gathering spot for all of the neighborhood kids… I guess it was a little like gathering around the water cooler that adults do in the workplace. From our bikes, we'd swap stories, make up games, and just be kids. I haven't really thought much about biking as an adult. It's just not part of my life nowadays.  However, that's not true for this week's guest. Sarah Quinn is Membership & Outreach Manager at BikePGH, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to making Pittsburgh's streets safer for bicyclists and pedestrians.As someone who didn't own a car until she was 25, Sarah understands the need for equitable transportation options. She was drawn to BikePGH's mission - to make biking and walking commonplace for all Pittsburghers - so that ultimately all neighbors can access the things they need without needing to own a car.Connect with Sarah:Bike Anywhere Week is packed with events and resources to help you make the most out of your ride, meet other folks who like to bike, and get involved in our work for safer streets. Visit BikePGH.org to learn more!Sign up to Bike Pittsburgh's newsletter to stay in the loop about upcoming events:https://bikepgh.org/get-involved/subscribe-to-our-email-newsletter/****ABOUT YOUR HOSTYes, there is a “real” Joy in The Joy of Membership.Founder & CEO Joy Duling has been working with leaders of associations, trade groups and nonprofits since 2005.She has also walked the same journey, serving for nearly 10 years as the Executive Director of a membership-based nonprofit which she helped launch from scratch and led to annual revenues of more than $1M exclusively from membership contributions.Joy has been widely recognized as a speaker, an online educator and a trusted advisor, twice winning the “Unsung Hero Award” from the National Association of Women Business Owners' Central Illinois Chapter. She holds a Bachelor's Degree in Psychology and a Master's Degree in Social Work with Specialization in Policy, Planning and Administration. She has extensive experience in strategic planning, team facilitation, change management, and association operations.But beyond industry experience and education…Joy Duling is the calm voice you want to have in the room when you, your team, or your board is overwhelmed by ideas and options.She's a trusted resource at the other end of an email or phone call who knows the answer, or can find the answer, when it's not clear what to do next in your approach.She's a planner of systems and driver of progress that helps your organization achieve stretch goals.She's a gifted facilitator of conversation, collaboration and constructive growth. And she's approachable and results-oriented,  which makes it easy to shake loose of the old and start fresh on the new.

Sarah Quinn and Kaylene return for some JackBox fun on Twitch! Listen along now!

Act II: Another chat with Sarah Quinn! Sarah is like another older sister to Kira and it shows! Listen in to their silliness! Social: @sarahonmic @kirakradio @findingmyperfectawkward

Sarah Quinn Taylor (she/hers) was touring the country as a Swing and Eliza Doolittle u/s on the 1st National Tour of My Fair Lady before the world stopped due to COVID-19. In the meantime, she is working towards a Paralegal Certification as well as fighting for fellow union members as an Eastern Region Chorus Delegate for Actors’ Equity Association.Trevor McChristian (he/him), originally from Wichita, Kansas, is a queer Indigenous artist with a passion for social justice. He graduated from Elon University with his BFA in Musical Theatre in 2018. Based in NYC, he has also been seen at various regional houses including MTWichita, North Shore Music Theatre, and Drury Lane. TV/film credits include Dickinson and FBI. Currently, he is obtaining his Paralegal Certification and shifting his focus into statutory abolition. Proud AEA member and Navajo Nation descendant.

Sarah Quinn is a fellow thespian! Her and Kira talk shop! Theatre, radio, and poop talk? Listen in on their silliness now!

Theatre Theatre: Artist Spotlight! Ep. 2 Bailey sits down with his dear friend, Sarah Quinn Taylor, a true triple threat from Broadway (My Fair Lady) and beyond. Learn about Sarah's history and how she has been able to book professional work consistently since high school. The two friends also discuss: Music Theatre for Young People REGIONAL v. TOURING v. BROADWAY Racism and bigotry in the industry Movie Musicals Broadway  Follow Sarah on IG: @sarah_q_taylor SUBSCRIBE. RATE. REVIEW!! THEME: Ryan Thomas Johnson IG: @theatre_theater_pod Twitter: @the_theatre_pod Gmail: theatretheaterpod@gmail.com tiktok: @theatre_of_the_absurd Resources below BLM Donation and Education LinkTree: https://linktr.ee/NationalResourcesList Black Owned Businesses in LA: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/18w-0RBhwBBlXDN9kRV9DVSCAGSCjtHb9K0Pq2YBv18U/htmlview?usp=sharing&pru=AAABcpXptV0*XfoiE2Ay5SJUCEO3tXROGQ&urp=gmail_link MPJI https://marshap.org/ Petitions https://linktr.ee/petitions_123 https://www.change.org/p/andy-beshear-justice-for-breonna-taylor https://www.change.org/p/adams-county-district-attorney-justice-for-elijah-mcclain-48a81830-f891-4b04-ba28-c2625b916b96 Update Description (https://audioboom.com/posts/7703310-samuel-beckett-part-2-waiting-for-podot/edit)

This week, Zach and Diego welcome their first 1:1 interview guest -- Sarah Quinn. Sarah is a teacher, artist (she did the artwork for this pod, fun fact), and an overall amazing person. Together, the crew talks about their positives of the week and negatives, with a lengthy tangent on why schools should not reopen in the US. We shift back to an update on celebrities in the Presidential Race and how pants are or are not our friends during quarantine.

In episode two, Grizzly and Sparrow talk with our great friends and missionaries to Costa Rica, Adam & Sarah Quinn. You will hear their story of how God called them to be missionaries while they were students in Chi Alpha at the University of Oklahoma. They share some of the challenges they've faced, but also some of the great things God has done! You will be inspired! Plus you will not want to miss another edition of Kidz Corner. You can find out more about Adam and Sarah on their website: www.adamandsarah.org.

Our "Entertainment Correspondent" from our sister station joins The Kenny & JT Show for some television suggestions while were cooped up at home, and, suggestions for safely going out to get fresh air!

Sarah, our "Entertainment Correspondent" from our sister staion, joins The Kenny & JT Show with great suggestions on what to watch and what to play if you're cooped up at home...

What a pleasure it was to have the lovely and talented Sarah Quinn, Nurse Practitioner, Medical Director and Owner of Arcadia Wellness Center in Phoenix. We had such a beautiful conversation about business and self care. I loved spending time with her and being able to talk about empowering each other as women and how beauty is both inside and out. You can find Sarah on Instagram @arcadiawellnesscenter or online at arcadiawellnesscenter.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jessica-brubaker/message

Sarah Quinn, an Associate Professor of Sociology at the University of Washington, and author of: "American Bonds: How Credit Markets Shaped a Nation," talks about the long history of the US government's use of credit allocation as a tool of statecraft. Giving us insight into her book, Quinn shows that since the Westward expansion, the U.S. government has used financial markets to manage America's complex social divides, and politicians and officials across the political spectrum have turned to land sales, homeownership, and credit to provide economic opportunity without the appearance of market intervention or direct wealth redistribution.  Check out the links below for more info on Sarah Quinn and a link to her book!  https://soc.washington.edu/people/sarah-quinn https://www.amazon.com/American-Bonds-International-Comparative-Perspectives/dp/0691156751 Want to contact the show? Reach out at reiners@law.duke.edu Interested in learning more about issues in financial regulation and policy? Check out the Global Financial Markets Center's blog, The FinReg Blog. You can learn more about the Global Financial Markets Center by visiting our website: https://law.duke.edu/globalfinancialmarkets/

Talking Academy Awards with the evening host on our sister station Mix 94.1. Sarah and the guys discuss the surprises, the snubs, the speeches, and more....

Episode Notes Sarah Quinn joins Wheel Stories for episode 14. Sarah is a two-time national wheelchair tennis champion, a substance abuse counselor, and seamstress. Sarah is as brave as she is beautiful. She was paralyzed in an automobile accident at eighteen-years-old. Through her injury, Sarah discovered adaptive sports and found herself as a top collegiate athlete, something she admits never would have happened without her injury. Sarah has maintain a never give up attitude even in the hard and painful moments of her life. She’s never been one to dismiss the struggle in her life, and she uses her own story regularly as a substance abuse counselor. Sarah doesn’t want to let anything go to waste, not in life or in her passion for sewing. You’re going to love hearing Sarah’s story, and don’t forget to check at her beautiful creations on Instagram @saysaystitches. Sarah’s Wheelchair: Per4Max / https://www.per4max.com/ Making Sarah’s Life Easier: Lap Desk Connect with Sarah: Instagram @saysaystitches                                  Facebook https://www.facebook.com/sarahslc Connect with Wheel Stories: @wheelstoriespodcast on Facebook & Instagram Don’t forget to share Wheel Stories with a friend and leave a show review.

We tend to think of the market and government as separate spheres, related to one another, perhaps regulating one another, but rarely do we track the long-term ways in which both have created and shaped one another. Sarah Quinn, in her new book, 'American Bonds: How Credit Markets Shaped a Nation' tells a different story - one that positions the government's construction of credit markets in order to achieve policy ends - especially in housing - produced entire fields of finance in the market, while making government unaccountable and invisible within these processes and policies we tend to associate with the private, rather than public sector. This week, on The Civic Sociologist podcast, we talk with Dr Quinn about her fascinating and revealing retelling of the American story.

In this week’s episode Jessy and Rebekah with comedian and one-woman-showstopper Molly Brenner all about her experience with a condition called vaginismus. What is vaginismus, you ask? Well, we gonna tell you all about it in this super awesome episode! So get your vaginal dilators ready because you’re in for a wild ride!02:45: Here are some clips from the original show, Molly Brenner Is Not Coming and the trailer for I’m Coming! 10:00: Sarah Quinn also suffers from vaginismus! Check out that episode to learn all about endometriosis and these all-too-common conditions that women suffer through that many of us, even in the sex education field, have never heard of. There is SO MUCH WORK TO DO to raise awareness about these things!12:00: Do you have vaginismus?? Write in and tell us all about your experiences at welcometomyvagina@gmail.com . Sometimes the art of sharing is really cathartic. And if you want, we can read your story on the air! Or zip our lips and never speak of it again. Your story, your rules.14:00: “Have you ever seen a vagina by itself?”19:45: Here are some dilators!31:00: Wanna know about lube? We got into it in this awesome episode. Find Molly……on Instagram @molly_brenner…on Twitter @MollyGreenGiant…on her Website mollybrennercomedy.com Contact us! Watch us! Love us!Email: welcometomyvagina@gmail.comInstagram: @welcometomyvaginaTwitter: @welcometomyvagJessy’s awesome YouTube videos! She’s crushing itWelcome to My Vagina HQRebekah’s blog!Our great producer Cait and all the other awesome projects by morebanana_

This episode is a repeat of 138, but it had so many downloads we made it a “Best Of!” Sarah Quinn is a beautiful human with a beautiful misfit soul. We connect amidst the impression that we wasted our lives on our addiction, religion, Christianity in particular. Is our past something to be frustrated about or something that serves us? CONTACT THE GUESTS: FOLLOW SARAH ON TWITTER FULL SHOW NOTES: BEST OF: Did I Waste My Life?: Sarah Quinn LOSER DEALS: Save 50% on QuickBooks Online and QuickBooks Self-Employed DO YOU LOVE THE PODCAST? JOIN US WITH SUPPORT. Support the podcast by leaving us a Rating & Review on iTunes or your podcast app. Do your Amazon shopping through our links. Donate to the Podcast. Join the CounterCulture Society and become a Producer through our Patreon. FOLLOW US: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and LosingOurReligionPodcast.com. RECEIVE WEEKLY EMAIL CONTENT: Join our email list. Music Featured in this Episode: LOR Theme Song by Rat Queen and Manager by Digi G'Alessio. This podcast is made possible by the producers of the CounterCulture Society and created and hosted by @ZacGandara.

Support us and More Banana Podcasts! In this episode, Jessy tells a story about how some lady grabbed her ass and then gaslit her and in doing so reminds us all that it isn’t only men who don’t understand consent! We relearn the ever important lesson to keep your hands to your damn self. And then you favorite guides through the Vagina Dynasty talk all about the word hysteria, its history and why it still plagues women to this day.06:30: Do you like etymology? And where words come from? Well you’re in luck because we did a whole entire episode on the etymology of the word pussy! We weren’t able to come to any real conclusions but hot damn did we have a good time doing it.09:25: Jessy has dated a lot of bros and that’s why she knows what icing is. Rebekah knows because she is friends with Jessy. Don’t know what it is? Check out this handy article all about12:45: Yo this Galen dude has a school of nursing named after him and we are kind of thinking that maybe…he shouldn’t? Well, he did normalize dissections which we guess is pretty important but wouldn’t you think that in the process he would discover that there aren’t septic eggs floating around women’s bodies? Just sayin’13:20: No one is more disappointed about this turn of events than us (and probably Rachel Maines) but here is an article from The Atlantic asserts that there was scant evidence that orgasm was used to treat hysteria and that Maines’ book was not properly peer reviewed before publication. And, if you really want to nerd out, is the scientific paper by Hallie Lieberman and Eric Schatzberg called “A Failure of Academic Quality Control: The Technology of Orgasm.”13:30: Even though now maybe some of what we said isn’t true, you should still listen to Menage a Moi and also our interview with Sarah Quinn. There is a lot of good stuff in both of them.24:30: Check out one of our very favorite episodes, “Don’t Put That in Your Vagina: A Love Letter to Dr. Gunter.”25:30: No but really, check this shit out it is gnarly. And not in a good way.28:45: It is always a good time to watch this video.32:00: DR. JOHN HARVEY KELLOGG TOTALLY DID INVENT CORNFLAKES!

Alina Díaz of Cassandra explains the differences between Millennial and Gen Z shopping habits, why young shoppers prefer stores in side streets over high streets, how human connection is still important to the shopping experience and why recent Timberland and Google Hardware pop-ups were successful.  Sarah Quinn of Connect Media talks about her own own shopping habits and the particular appeal of Platform, an LA shopping and creative office redevelopment.  Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Android  Listen: WhereWeBuy.show  Alexa: Say "Enable the Where We Buy skill" Tweet: @JamesDCook Email: jamesd.cook@am.jll.com  Instagram: @jamcoo Leave a message on the Where We Buy hotline. We may use it on an upcoming show. Call (602) 633-4061  Read more retail research here. James Cook is the director of retail research in the Americas for JLL.  Theme music is Run in the Night by The Good Lawdz, under Creative Commons license.

On this week’s episode of Welcome to My Vagina, basically almost the most famous podcast in all the land, Jessy and Rebekah interviewed Sarah Quinn who struggles with endometriosis. One in 10 women are affected by this disease and yet the general population, not to mention a lot of doctors, don’t really know anything about it. But that is about to change because Sarah is VERY informative. You’re gonna learn so much. And if you want to learn more head on over to welcometomyvagina.com/blogand check out Sarah’s blog posts about endo. You won’t regret it!04:00: OMG. Sarah Quinn wrote a letter to Elizabeth Warren  Here is a link!07:00: And again, here is the link to Senator Warren reading Sarah’s letter on C-SPAN. C-SPAN!!!!! So exciting.08:00: Here is a link to the EndoWhat organization. 09:15: An ectopic pregnancy is when a fertilized egg attaches somewhere outside of your uterus 15:45: You can find a link to the webpage here and a link to the Ted Talk that Jessy referenced here.18:00: Crohn’s Disease is “a chronic inflammatory condition of the gastrointestinal tract.” 19:00: Celiac Disease is an autoimmune disorder in which the ingestion of gluten leads to damage of the small intestine.20:20: This isn’t the same article that Jessy referenced but it does address the issue she spoke about, citing the same data. It’s called “Women and Pain: Disparities in experience and treatment” and it is well worth the read.20:30: For reference, here is an article by Serena Williams about her near-fatal experience giving birth to her child. It is HORRIFYING.30:00: Here is an article about the study Rebekah referenced. I mean, come the fuck on people!36:45: Here is some more information about the Department of Defense funding for endometriosis.

Sarah is so fantastic I've invited her back again. In this installment, we find her most passionate critic of religion, purity culture and the lack of critical thought. We dive down this road with great drinks and high energy. JOIN THE MONDAY MELTDOWN SHOW ASK ME ANYTHING | PHONE CALLS AND COMMENTS | SHARE YOUR MELTDOWN 206-395-5608 zacg@LosingOurReligion.org @ZacGandara SUPPORT THE PODCAST Rate & Review Become a Producer DONATE SHOP THROUGH OUR Amazon Portal  WEIRD THINGS OF THE AMAZON Everyone Poops - Paperback Book JOIN US Join the Email List - Get Emails, Weekly Motivation, Community Conversation and Deals! Website Connect with us on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook Music Featured in this Episode: LOR Theme Song by Rat Queen and Idgaf (Hard Trap) by Makaih Beats. This podcast is produced by select producers and created by the CounterCulture Society™

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"After all of that glory, all of that triumph, it was a short walk back to my room. Hundreds of parents and professors and coaches and students were still milling about as I stepped in and closed the door. I had already packed up most of my things. The walls were bare concrete blocks again. My bed was stripped. My desk was cleaned off and my duffel was full. I suddenly felt incredibly sad. I sat down on the edge of the bed and took a big deep breath. I didn’t want to leave. What the heck am I going to do now? I thought. For all of my big dreams, big goals, big hopes, I hadn’t spent any time thinking about what I was going to do once I graduated. I guess some part of me, right up until that moment when I stood up and cheered and threw my hat in the air, maybe some part of me didn’t fully believe that it was ever going to happen. I prayed for it to happen. I convinced myself that I knew it would happen. I willed it to happen. But now that it had, I sat there dumbstruck. I felt so happy, so fulfilled, so overwhelmed, so proud – and so lost. What am I gonna do now?" -Rudy Ruettiger, Rudy: My Story When I graduated college and my track and field career ended, I had no idea who I was and what I was going to do for the rest of my life. Did I peak at 22? Would I have to get a real job? That felt like giving up on everything I’d ever dreamed of…it felt like I was accepting the fate of disappearing into the world, being someone who would always be less than. I thought my one true calling in life was to go to the Olympics in the triple jump. That one thing I dreamed about every night, set goals for, focused on, never lost sight of. When reality set in, I was nowhere near that caliber of athlete. The furthest I’d ever jumped was five feet short of Olympic qualification.  I believed, though, that like Rudy, I could will this dream to come true. But, as my graduation from Oglethorpe University loomed closer and with real life fast approaching, I had to come to grips with the end of my organized athletic career and prepare to enter the corporate world. Going on job interview after job interview after I graduated, I was both unexcited about the prospect of getting a real job and simultaneously overlooked by every employer I sat in front of. I believed that I would be set apart from other applicants simply because of my athletic background, but I wasn’t. Oglethorpe provided me with all the tools I needed to succeed post-grad, but I lacked any experience off the track and out of the classroom, because I chose to solely be a student-athlete. I didn’t have the necessary internships or jobs that would qualify me for the next phase of my life. These rejections had me feeling ill-equipped to even set foot on the path I was apparently supposed to be on next. The truth of the matter was, I didn’t even want the jobs I was applying for. The only thing I ever wanted to be was an athlete. I felt valueless, lost, and completely ashamed, believing that what I had to offer the world died with the competitor I once was when I jumped my final triple jump. I set on a long, painful, tear-filled, journey toward rediscovering myself, and it lead me to the world of entrepreneurship, the world of podcasting, and into the calling I realized I was meant to fulfill all along: to relentlessly keep moving forward through my life by helping those individuals stuck in the same rut I was in along the way. To do this, I created the Keep Moving Forward podcast, where I have the remarkable opportunity to interview current and former collegiate and professional athletes who successfully made the transition out of the sporting world and into the real world. Their paths there are riddled with obstacles, filled with tears and pain, but most importantly, their stories are marked with the undeniable truth that every single thing they learned as an athlete helped make them who they are today as a person and sustained them through whatever career path they’ve found themselves on. From Mario Andretti to Sarah Quinn, the moral of the story holds true: your identity is not rooted in the athlete you are, but everything you’ve learned has helped shape you into the capable, driven, goal-oriented, passionate, valuable individual that you’ve become. Which brings me to you, Mr. Johnson. At the release of episode 80, I made the public declaration on social media that I wanted to interview you for episode 100 of my podcast, to be released on Wednesday March 14, 2018. Every single day since then, I have tagged you, commented on your posts, tried to gain your attention in any way possible. Since I began this pursuit, the incredible community that surrounds me has taken it upon themselves to help me. From my closest friends and family, to loyal followers of my podcast whom I’ve never met, these wonderful people have taken to social media and tried to reach you, simply because they want to see me succeed. When it feels like one dream is shattered, one you believed you were always meant to achieve, if you learn to change your perspective and see the other doors opening up around you, you will find yourself on the path you were actually meant to walk. And your own journey through athletics, Mr. Johnson, is a testament to that fact. You’ve said that your apparent failure to make it into the NFL was in fact the greatest thing to never happen to you. I feel the same about what was (at the time) the biggest let down of my life in recognizing my own athletic shortcomings when I graduated from college. What I desperately want, what I know beyond a shadow of a doubt I was called into this world to do, is to help those student athletes just like me. Those who are about to graduate college, those whose worlds feel like they’ve come crashing down because they didn’t achieve the biggest goal of their lives. I am here to share the stories of individuals who can help the people struggling to transition into whatever life has in store for them next, going confidently forward knowing that everything they learned as an athlete will sustain them into whatever it is they choose to do next. I am asking for 1-hour of your time to share the part of your story where you discovered how to use your athlete mentality to manufacture yourself into the unbeatable entrepreneur you are today. I sometimes still can’t believe the people I’ve had the opportunity to speak with because of the Keep Moving Forward platform…people whom I’ve looked up to my entire life. From Rudy Ruettiger to Evander Holyfield, never in my wildest dreams did I think I would ever be able to have conversations with these incredible human beings. But I have. So, the way I see it, I have a chance to get this interview with you if I work hard enough for it. At least, that’s something I’ve learned from watching you grow in your own career since I was young…because, as I preach to anyone who might take the time to listen in, giving up is for rookies. And even if episode 100 doesn’t work out, I will find a reason to keep going, to keep pursuing you, until you finally relent and allow me to help share your story. Mr. Johnson, to say it would be an honor to speak with you is an understatement in the highest form, because it would be a dream come true not only for me, but for the community I am blessed to be supported by. Thank God He crushes some dreams, because that means those dreams are too small…and this truth lead me here. When you are ready to share your journey with my listeners, I am ready to hep tell it. Just say when and, together, we can show the world how to keep moving forward.   Sincerely, Katy Galli www.keepmovingforward.us Instagram: @keepmovingforwardpodcast Facebook: @KeepMovingForward Twitter: @KMFpodcast

In the 92nd episode of Keep Moving Forward, I interview MIT All-American Cross Country Runner, Musician, and Entrepreneur, Sarah Quinn   “Work ethic is something everybody can give.” Talent is beyond your control. Work ethic, though? That’ entirely on you. You simply have to decide how badly you want it...and if it means enough to you, you will do whatever it takes to reach your goals. Sarah Quinn is living proof of this fact.   A breakout high school cross country star turned NCAA Academic All-American at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Sarah Quinn was an unstoppable force. But when faced with an unexpected bout of anxiety and depression that running could not fix, she rediscovered a new piece of herself in music. Through a trying journey strewn with obstacle after obstacle, Sarah refused to give up. She always figured out a way to keep moving forward, and with the support of her family and the unbreakable mental fortitude that shaped her as an athlete and a student, Sarah would not be beaten. Today, she continues to press on in her life in huge ways as a musician and entrepreneur.   I had the privilege of going to high school with the Mighty Quinn and to say I am honored that she chose to share her story with me is an understatement. I hope you are inspired and moved by the story of the unbreakable Sarah Quinn.   If you want to learn more about Sarah and stay up to date and everything she is doing, you can follow her on Facebook and Instagram at the links in my show notes. For her latest music, follow her on SoundCloud and Spotify.   We are in week 12 of trying to get The Rock, so if you want him to be a guest on KMF as badly as I do, then let’s get to work. Just start tagging him on social media and telling him that he has to be a guest; tell him how much you want to hear his story.   If you guys enjoy Keep Moving Forward and want to tell me so, I would love for you to leave me a review on iTunes. And if you really like my show and would like for me to give you a shout out at the beginning of my next episode, you can donate as little as $1 to my podcast and become a loyal patron at Patreon.   Always remember, you can beat the odds and go the distance, if only you keep moving forward.

In this installment, JNP talks with Sara Quinn about visual journalism and the importance of design for news. Far beyond simply adding graphic elements to news production, design is central to the way that news is consumed, the degree to which people trust information, the increasingly undervalued status of photojournalism, and the fascinating eye-tracking research that goes into understanding how reader interact with news through design. Sarah Quinn is the President of the Society for News Design and the R.M. Seaton Endowed Chair in the Miller School of Journalism and Mass Communication at Kansas State University. https://nppa.org/news/eyetracking-photojournalism-new-research-explores-what-makes-photograph-memorable-shareable-and

This week's question: Is everyone actually cooler than me? This week's quote: “Apparently baking and clumsiness is not cool.” Sarah Quinn returns to the podcast to talk what and who’s cool. (Hint: probably musicians, and definitely not me.)

Ian Buck and Ian Decker along with first time guest Sarah Quinn and returning guest Sam Roth discuss the New Game Plus trend, Watch Dogs' other name, the Piston's impending launch, debunked Half-Life 3 rumors, more details on Valve's Steam Machine specs, a review of Arkham Asylum from Buck and so much more!

This week's question: Can exes be friends? This week's quote: “Why is this so fucking hard?” Sarah is my actual ex. I asked her (and myself) this question. Things got awkward.

Susan Daffron talks to Sarah Quinn of the Humane Society of Mid-Atlantic Great Dane Rescue League about a dog she is fostering named Lucy. A 6 year old merle female Great Dane with natural (not cropped) ears, Lucy is a friendly girl who takes about 10-15 minutes to warm up to you and after that she's "Velcro dog." Lucy has been in foster care for a while and has made great progress. She is playful and loves her daily walks, but would do best in a home that has no small kids, dogs, or cats. She is fine with larger dogs and seems to particularly like women. As far as training, she had learned sit, stay, and lay down. Her foster mom says Lucy is quite the "cuddle bug" and thrives on attention from humans. More details on this episode MP3 Podcast - Lucy - A Great Dane with a Great Heart - with Susan Daffron on PetLifeRadio.com