Podcast appearances and mentions of Sarah Reed

In this episode, host Tara Zimmer sits down with Sarah Reed, Community Integration Pastor at Clearview Church in Lorain County, Ohio. Together, they explore what it truly means to engage the community—not with assumptions, but with intentionality and humility.Sarah shares how her church has built a powerful, ongoing partnership with Lorain County Children's Services, offering practical, consistent support to children, caseworkers, and families involved in the foster care system.From Easter baskets and hygiene kits to furniture donations, warehouse outreach, and handwritten cards, this episode is packed with real stories and actionable inspiration for churches looking to make an authentic impact right where they are.“We didn't create a need; we asked what the need was.” (03:20)The power of saying “yes” to the county—and letting God take care of the rest (08:20)What happens when a 5-year-old's only possession is a red toothbrush in a donated backpack (18:08)How Clearview Church engages introverts, extroverts, and everyone in between (27:48)The shift from attractional to missional ministry—and why it's needed now (24:20)Why community ministry is not about spotlight moments (22:48)Encouragement for leaders: “Start small. Stay faithful. Let God grow it.” (31:08)Ask before you act: Let those in need define the need.Every role matters: From writing cards to packing food, the entire church can serve.Partnership over platform: You don't need to be in the spotlight to make an impact.Ministry is long-term: Faithfulness over time builds trust, favor, and fruit.Connect with Sarah Reed directly: sruthreed@gmail.comLearn more about foster care ministry through Father's Heart with Paris Yanno for resources and support. fathersheartohio.com Whether you're a lead pastor, ministry leader, or someone with a heart to serve, this episode will encourage you to rethink what community impact can look like—and how your church can be part of a story that transforms lives.Follow the Ohio for Jesus Podcast for more inspiring stories, practical tools, and kingdom-minded conversations.Connect with the Ohio Ministry Network:Web: ohioministry.net and ohioforjesus.comInstagram: instagram.com/ohioministrynetworkFacebook: facebook.com/OhioMinistryNetwork/

In this episode, our host Jim Ward and co-host Sarah Reed discuss the acquisition of BrainSell by Atlantic, Tomorrow's Office. Jason Weiss, Executive Vice President at Atlantic, joined the conversation and shared his journey from a career in law to Atlantic, emphasizing the importance of understanding client needs and leveraging technology. The group discussed how current and prospective customers will benefit from the announcement.Listen in to learn about:How the acquisition aims to integrate BrainSell's digital transformation and consulting services with Atlantic's MSP and print services. The strategic benefits, including maintaining the BrainSell legacy and enhancing client offerings. The future of data-driven strategies and the importance of holistic business growth.ADDITIONAL RESOURCES:Read more about the acquisition here!Connect with Jason here! Contact BrainSell to learn more about how we can help you grow and scale!

Send us a textWhat do you get when baristas dip their fingers into drinks and customers lick them clean? Join us as we react to the eyebrow-raising viral video from Spring Garden Bakery and debate its authenticity. Would you rather be the licker or the licky? Our differing takes on this bizarre trend will leave you both amused and slightly bewildered as we discuss its unexpected appeal and discomfort.Ever had a hilarious mix-up due to a language misunderstanding? We share our own knee-slapping experiences, including an awkward encounter with a flight attendant and a Taco Bell mishap that led to some loud and enunciated orders. From suspicious drive-thru exchanges to the challenges of navigating accents, our tales highlight the comical and sometimes frustrating world of communication gone wrong.Then, we tackle a more serious subject—the controversy surrounding Target's "OCD: Obsessive Christmas Disorder" sweatshirt. Is it harmless fun or an insensitive trivialization of mental health? We discuss public reactions and corporate accountability, while reflecting on our career aspirations and personal growth. Rounding out the episode, we share the joy of childhood movies and some humorous language quirks, all while expressing our gratitude to producer Sarah Reed. Tune in for a rollercoaster of emotions, laughs, and meaningful reflections.Support the showFollow us on Instagram and Facebook! Support the show!

To say that I'm travel phobic might be going too far – but it's true that I haven't scheduled a real vacation since my mini honeymoon almost four years ago  Well I'm taking the plunge and going abroad for a whole week  I speak to Travel guru and Lisa Niver who is  celebrated for inspiring others to seek out new experiences and embrace the transformative power of travel.https://lisaniver.com/First – I've said it over and over – if kids don't read at grade level by fourth grade, they are not likely to graduate from high school or go on to higher learning.  That's why it's so important to use all the tools to help them get to that Goal.  Like simple signs     Right2ReadPhilly is a summer campaign to help families support early literacy for their kids. They are piloting a program to promote Simple Signs (First Words in American Sign Language) that can boost speech and early learning.  I speak to Sara Novic, best selling novelist, and deaf rights activists with her interpreter Sarah Reed and Dr. Heseung Song, President and CEO of Mighty Engine, lead consultant on the Right2Read Campaign. Some great ways to get involved: Post your family's unique spin on Simple Signs for a chance to win $1,000! We don't care if you've perfected Simple Signs. We just want you to have fun practicing together as a family. Take the Simple Signs survey of just six questions on the website and get a $10 Amazon card.  

On today's podcast, Dom talks with Sarah Reed from The Grumpy Merino about the business five years after she started it during lockdown, the challenges she's faced along the way and the latest range of wool products... He talks with Julia Jones, host of the Real Optimism podcast about social supermarkets and the economic climate... And he talks with dog trialist Cam Bain about the new Sheep Dog Stud Register Mobile App. Tune in daily for the latest and greatest REX rural content on your favourite streaming platform, visit rexonline.co.nz and follow us on Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn for more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

First I speak with Josette Adams founder of Sequoya and Jaylin's Gourmet Barbecue Sauce who got her start with Brown's Shoprite business incubator program.  Adams is relaunching her barbecue sauce names after her children on July 1st 1-3 at Brown's Shoprite Market at 3400 Fox St. Instagram: Sequoya.and.JaylinsGourmetFoodTiktok and Facebook: sequoyaandjaylinsgourmetfoodsIf I asked you to guess the number one killer of children and teens – what would be your answer? Shocking but true - It's gun violence. I speak to Scott Charles Trauma Outreach Manager at Temple University about a collaboration between local hospitals to raise awareness about gun safety. www.HospitalsTogether.comhttps://www.templesafetynet.org/Right2ReadPhilly is a summer campaign to help families support early literacy for their kids. They are piloting a program to promote Simple Signs (First Words in American Sign Language) that can boost speech and early learning.  I speak to Sara Novic, best selling novelist, and deaf rights activists with her interpreter Sarah Reed and Dr. Heseung Song, President and CEO of Mighty Engine, lead consultant on the Right2Read Campaign.Some great ways to get involved:Post your family's unique spin on Simple Signs for a chance to win $1,000! We don't care if you've perfected Simple Signs. We just want you to have fun practicing together as a family.Take the Simple Signs survey of just six questions on the website and get a $10 Amazon card.  Website: Right2ReadPhilly.org  Email: right2readphilly@gmail.comInstagram: righttoreadphilly X/Twitter: right2readphlTik Tok:  right2readphlFinally, iHeartMedia Philly is hosting students through the Philadelphia Youth Network's WorkReady Program.  I asked them to share their dreams.

It always seems too early, until it is too late. Advance directives, also known as living wills, are legal documents that allow you to name the person who should make healthcare decisions for you in case you cannot speak for yourself due to illness or injury. Advance directives also allow you to document the kinds of care you want, or do not want. I speak toJoanne Rosen, Chief Marketing & Public Affairs Officer for which  offers many resources to help, including Five Wishes, a legal advance directive and conversation tool. www.SamaritanNJ.org/Five-WishesRight2ReadPhilly is a summer campaign to help families support early literacy for their kids. They are piloting a program to promote Simple Signs (First Words in American Sign Language) that can boost speech and early learning.  I speak to Sara Novic, best selling novelist, and deaf rights activists with her interpreter Sarah Reed and Dr. Heseung Song, President and CEO of Mighty Engine, lead consultant on the Right2Read Campaign. Some great ways to get involved: Post your family's unique spin on Simple Signs for a chance to win $1,000! We don't care if you've perfected Simple Signs. We just want you to have fun practicing together as a family. Take the Simple Signs survey of just six questions on the website and get a $10 Amazon card.   Website: Right2ReadPhilly.org  Email: right2readphilly@gmail.comInstagram: righttoreadphilly X/Twitter: right2readphlTik Tok:  right2readphl  Finally, iHeartMedia Philly is hosting students through the Philadelphia Youth Network's WorkReady Program.  I asked them to share their dreams.

Ever found yourself chuckling through a dental disaster or reminiscing about the click-clack of grandma's dentures? Well, you're in good company! Join Cat and Moose as we swap tales brimming with humor and heart, from the silence of friends during tough times, to the delightfully bizarre world of oral emergencies and the echoes of family memories. Our quirky corner of the podcast universe is where laughter meets the bittersweet twists of life. Life is a mosaic of milestones and mud puddles, and we're wading through it all, one story at a time. Whether it's toasting to graduations, musing on career transitions, or examining the delicate balance of personal boundaries, we're here to share it all. Tune in as we contemplate the lure of new academic pursuits, despite the ghosts of self-doubt, and how an 'earth element imbalance' might just be the missing puzzle piece in understanding ourselves. We're wrapping up with a dose of heartfelt gratitude and a dash of encouragement, sending out virtual high-fives to all our listeners for joining us on this wild ride. Discover how to channel the boundless curiosity of your youth, flip the script on imposter syndrome, and embrace those small yet mighty life changes. And before we forget, hats off to our producer, Sarah Reed, for keeping our podcast ship sailing smoothly. So, grab your headphones and let's embark on this human journey together, where every step is a story waiting to be told.Support the Show.Visit us on the Interwebs! Follow us on Instagram and Facebook! Support the show!

Every podcast has that one running joke about something left uncompleted, and for us, it's the grand hollering contest we left hanging in the air like a note from a yodeler on a mountaintop. Well, the echoes have returned, and we're finally crowning the champions of our cacophonous challenge! Expect to be entertained by a diverse mix of victory cries, including a Swedish shout that tickles our funny bones. Plus, indulge in our whimsical commune fantasies, where I'm the mayor without a town hall, and discover why soft shell crabs are comedy gold.Now, who could resist a bit of laughter with a side of history? Benjamin Franklin might have penned the Declaration of Independence, but today, we're more interested in his declaration of flatulence freedom with "Fart Proudly." And oh, the words we've tangled—jujitsu and chlamydia have never been more hilariously confused. From the pages of Lisa See's "Lady Tan's Circle of Women," we're whisked away into a world of historical fiction, weaving together traditional Chinese culture and the time-honored art of storytelling.Feeling nostalgic? We've all got those songs that define our teenage angst and early adulthood escapades, and in this episode, we're turning up the volume on those very tracks. Walk down memory lane with us, and laugh at the lyrical slip-ups that have us crimson with embarrassment even years later. A huge shoutout to our producer, Sarah Reed, who choreographs our audio dance week after week—this episode of the Cat and Moose Podcast is a symphony of chuckles, candid tales, and tunes that are the soundtrack of our lives.Support the Show.Visit us on the Interwebs! Follow us on Instagram and Facebook! Support the show!

This is an episode of love and gratitude from University Registrar and For the Record Co-Host Sarah Reed, with love to the listeners. Sarah Reed is stepping away from co-hosting  For the Record and is sharing her reflections about how she stumbled into podcasting, the journey of podcasting, her thoughts about and processing this change of stepping away from something she has deeply enjoyed, and other reflections she learned through the process and from guests directly to the listening audience.  She ties her reflections on this experience to the game of life and shares how the lessons she's learned from podcasting may resonate with the listening audience.  Key Takeaways:Sarah's intention in this episode is to transparently share the impact of the many people who have contributed to this meaningful journey and share so much love back to them and the listening audience (yes, that means YOU!)Delve deeper into the shared personal experience (the good, the challenging, and the meaningful) from Sarah's journey of falling into podcasting and some of the challenges she faced in learning to podcast and co-hosting podcasting on For the Record.Hear some of the tips and lessons that Sarah has learned in her journey of podcasting that resonate most with her.Addressing the imposter phenomena. Sarah shares some of her own experience with imposter phenomena and what she's learned about this experience of phenomena from her For the Record guest speakers during the past two years.Host and Guest:Sarah Reed, University RegistrarUniversity of California - Berkeleysjr@berkeley.edu  References and Additional Information:Video Link: You Are Enough, Motivational Speaker Lisa Nichols  (Sarah's favorite recording from her favorite motivational speaker)https://youtu.be/egUJJcB5hoA?feature=shared 

Have you ever felt trapped by your own definition of authenticity and success? We strip back the layers of these elusive concepts as we share heart-to-heart stories from our personal quests to redefine achievement. Our discussion spirals from workplace pressures to finding joy in the safety of our personal realms. Along the way, we celebrate the monumental achievements of trailblazer Clarice Phelps, the first black woman to contribute to the discovery of a new periodic element, and the timeless impact of artists like Tracy Chapman.The world looks different through varied lenses, and this episode puts the spotlight on how our perspectives shape our understanding. We traverse topics from the nuanced messages behind communication styles to the unspoken societal taboos of menopause and tongue piercings. Laughter bubbles up as we highlight a quirky Valentine's Day fundraiser, and we acknowledge the importance of camaraderie and support through the lighter side of heartbreak and beyond.Wrapping up with a heartfelt thanks to our listeners, we underscore the power of word-of-mouth in growing our podcast's community. Every shared story, every recommendation you make, adds to the fabric of our shared experience. We're here to remind you to celebrate your unique self, and if our conversation inspires you to do just that or to champion someone else's creativity, then we've done our job. Thanks to our producer, Sarah Reed, for helping us craft this space for honest reflection and connection.Support the showVisit us on the Interwebs! Follow us on Instagram and Facebook! Support the show!

Sarah Reed is the first to tell you that God chased her for years, and she stiff-armed him and ran the other direction – but no one knew. She assimilated into the church culture but hid her true emotions and pain. Though she gave God the silent treatment, she looks back in awe at his pursuit, kindness, and beauty. We hope you are as encouraged by her story as we are.To find out more about our community or how to get involved in the Fort Worth area (Tarrant, Parker, & Johnson County locations), visit us online at www.ccbcfamily.org/women or find us on Instagram @christchapelwomen. Also, feel free to contact today's guests with any encouragement or questions: Sarah Reed at sarahr@christchapelbc.org and Kathy Harrelson at kathyh@christchapelbc.org.

The 2023 conversation continues and concludes. UC Berkeley's University Registrar and For the Record Co-Host, Sarah Reed, interviews colleagues at the 2023 AACRAO Annual Meeting about what resonates personally and professionally for them in this multi-part series. Sarah was inspired by the 108th Annual Conference Opening Plenary Speaker, BD Wong, and the vulnerability and strength he shared when unpacking his personal and professional journey and intersecting identities.  In a nod to BD, Sarah invites each guest to share how they have been seen/unseen and where they are on their own journey towards complete authenticity.  In conclusion, Sarah invites you to take a moment of pause and self-reflection with her before closing out with today's affirmation. Key Part 3 Takeaways:Students know how to apply to college, but they may not be exposed to all the other steps and aspects needed (ACT, SAT, apply for housing, etc.) to successfully navigate the transition from high school to College.  There is a critical need to reassess the pathways to higher education and the way to support adult and returning students.  Let us not hear, “But this is the way we've always….” This conversation flips assumptions and traditional frameworks on their head!  There are perhaps untapped opportunities to more closely align Registrar and Admissions department work and hand-offs and to incorporate those closure connection opportunities (and training on what we do and the process) at AACRAO!  #Real talk about the impact of COVID on the workforce, managing the responsibility of keeping the office afloat during staffing cuts.  It's important to listen to your needs both at work and at the AACRAO conferences. Host:Sarah Reed, University Registrar University of California - Berkeley sjr@berkeley.edu Guests:Charles BucknerAssociate Director of RecruitmentNevada State Universitycharles.buckner@nsc.edu  Matthew Spencer SutherlandRecruitment AssociateCollege Unbound Megan McHenryRegistrarBates Collegemmchenry@bates.edu  Additional Information:Link:  BD Wong | Plenary Speaker  Sarah would love to hear what resonated with you! What gave you pause?  What moved you? What was an ah-ha moment? Please share your episode thoughts and feedback or connect with Sarah at sjr@berkeley.edu  | www.linkedin.com/in/sarahjreed11| registrarpodcast@gmail.com 

The conversation continues. UC Berkeley's University Registrar and For the Record Co-Host, Sarah Reed, interviews colleagues at the 2023 AACRAO Annual Meeting about what resonates personally and professionally for them in this multi-part series. Sarah was inspired by the 108th Annual Conference Opening Plenary Speaker, BD Wong, and the vulnerability and strength he shared when unpacking his personal and professional journey and intersecting identities.  In a nod to BD, Sarah invites each guest to share how they have been seen/unseen and where they are on their own journey towards complete authenticity.  In conclusion, Sarah invites you to take a moment of pause and self-reflection with her before closing out with today's affirmation.Key Takeaways:We have a unique journey, and each of our journeys makes us the perfect fit for our line of work (a.k.a. there is no one “right” way to advance or become ___ [insert job title].  As shared by each guest's unique journey, part of what makes you, you -your talents and skills- make you perfect for the role. Tips and tricks for leading teams.  Moving to permanently remote work- can work!  There is power in modifying work language – how it can be used to enhance connection and belonging or break it.   Our journey and store are what make us, and even painful experiences can blossom fruit when used as a gift to inspire connection or service to others.  Processing our “authenticity” journey can be perceived differently across generations and space, place, and openness to connection.  What untapped possibilities and synchronicities can happen when we make room for “woo-woo” in Higher Ed. and in life?Host:Sarah Reed, University RegistrarUniversity of California - Berkeleysjr@berkeley.edu Guests:Insiya BreamRegistrar and Associate Vice President University of Maryland Global Campusinsiya.bream@umgc.edu    Kristi Fonseca-WilliamsTrainer & Instructor, Office of the RegistrarTexas Tech Universitykristi.fonseca-williams@ttu.edu  Helen GarrettUniversity RegistrarUniversity of Washingtonhelenbh@uw.edu  Additional Information:Link:  BD Wong | Plenary Speaker Sarah would love to hear what resonated with you! What gave you pause?  What moved you? What was an ah-ha moment? Please share your episode thoughts and feedback or connect with Sarah at: sjr@berkeley.edu  | www.linkedin.com/in/sarahjreed11

Back at it again, UC Berkeley's University Registrar and For the Record Co-Host, Sarah Reed, interviews colleagues at the 2023 AACRAO Annual Meeting about what resonates personally and professionally for them in this multi-part series. Sarah was inspired by the 108th Annual Conference Opening Plenary Speaker, BD Wong, and the vulnerability and strength he shared when unpacking his personal and professional journey and intersecting identities.  In a nod to BD, Sarah invites each guest to share how they have been seen/unseen and where they are on their own journey towards complete authenticity.Key Takeaways:In Part 1, we chat about the experiences of attending the AACRAO conference for the first time; we dive into the perspective of change management from a millennial; we learn tips on what to think through when evaluating applying for advancement and a potential move across the country, and how a team can help onboard a new member; we share in the experience of a colleague who unpacked her feelings and learns to embrace her whole self both personally and professionally. Finally, each guest explores where they have been seen/unseen. In conclusion, Sarah invites you to take a moment of pause and self-reflection with her before closing out with today's affirmation.Host:Sarah Reed, University RegistrarUniversity of California - Berkeleysjr@berkeley.edu Guests:Erin SturgisDirector of Student RecordsJohns Hopkins Universityesturgi1@jhmi.edu  Whitney CostnerUniversity RegistrarCoker Universitywcostner@coker.edu Laurie LawAssociate RegistrarAlbany Law Schoolllaw@albanylaw.edu Additional Information:Link:  BD Wong | Plenary Speaker Sarah would love to hear what resonated with you! What gave you pause?  What moved you? What was an ah-ha moment? Please share your episode thoughts and feedback or connect with Sarah at: sjr@berkeley.edu  | www.linkedin.com/in/sarahjreed11

Increasingly, the work of the registrar relies on technology. Having a vibrant and positive working relationship with your Information Technology (IT) services division–whatever it's called at your institution!--is vital to working efficiently and effectively. In this episode we talk to two IT leaders about the way their divisions run, what makes them tick, and what keeps them up at night. This wide-ranging discussion is not limited to the student side of their work, but is intended to shed some light on all of the other things IT divisions do as part of their support for the institution.    Key Takeaways:Building strong relationships with your information technology division is crucial to the success of your work in the registrar's office. Involving IT early and often in your strategic planning will go a long way to avoid problems with resource allocation and expectation management. IT divisions are tasked with enormous responsibilities across institutions. Support of the student systems is one aspect of what they do, and recognizing that they have significant other areas of responsibility can help ease frustrations and encourage collaboration. Technology will continue to change at an increasing rate. It's critical to get comfortable with change as a constant and not get too attached to one specific way of doing something. Your IT division is there to help but it must be a true partnership.  Hosts:Doug McKenna, University RegistrarGeorge Mason Universitycmckenn@gmu.edu Sarah Reed, University RegistrarUniversity of California - Berkeleysjr@berkeley.edu Guests:Kemal Badur, Chief Technology Officer University of ChicagoEd Clark, Chief Information Officer  California State UniversityReferences and Additional Information:Leadership and ManagementTechnological Knowledge

On Tuesday, the show was on-location to celebrate Membership Appreciation Day at the Nonprofit Partnership. We had several conversations with leaders of local nonprofit organizations including the Erie Community Foundation, Erie Homes for Children and Adults, Nonprofit Partnership, Sarah Reed, Opened Eyes, Erie United Methodist Alliance, and more.

Ambie and Crystal discuss a couple games they played recently, including Sleuth, MANTIS, and Color Brain: Disney Edition. We then talk about some gaming resolutions and goals we may or may not have made for 2023. Recent Games: 0:36 Gaming Resolutions: 12:24 Outro: 29:29 Bloopers: 30:29 Join our discord Sleuth: 0:36 MANTIS: 4:36 Color Brain: Disney Edition: 8:51 Support us at https://www.patreon.com/boardgameblitz This episode was sponsored by Grey Fox Games. For the full show notes visit our site at http://www.boardgameblitz.com/posts/341

In Episode VII, Mandi and Suzanne share their experiences from PAX Unplugged 2022 and talk about Ghosts of Christmas and Nirvana. Sarah Reed shares her tips on shopping for games with vision accessibility in mind. And, fittingly, the Game Pie of the show is full of "Games we're excited for from PAXU". Sarah Reed: https://www.youtube.com/c/RollingWithTwo, https://twitter.com/EuroGamerGirl BGG Guild: https://boardgamegeek.com/guild/4131 Twitter: https://twitter.com/SaltNSassGames YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/SaltandSassGames  Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/saltandsassgames

Today on the podcast, Sarah Reed of The Grumpy Merino (TGM) joins us to have a chat! Sarah, her husband Jono and their three children live on the Grampians in Culverden, North Canterbury. The Grumpy Merino (TGM) is driven by a desire to better utilise merino wool, transforming it into high-quality yarn and blankets. The wool can be traced every step of the way, eventually being crafted into a natural, high-quality, New Zealand-made product. Sarah has an amazing candid chat about her business journey, the biggest lessons and tips she has learnt along the way, as well as the incredible connections she has made with other rural women business owners. 

Sarah Reed is back again, chatting with me this time about something I currently have no idea how to handle, parenthood! Starting with my recurring nightmare of being a single Dad in the midst of chaos (thankfully this is not a reality), Sarah walks us through her pivots and focus changes on how she's balancing career and passion moves, all while making sure to be a great Mom! She shares her perspective on how she's learned to plan her time better, making better use of the time she does have, refocusing what passions she wants to pursue and how, not HAVING to separate family life and business life, & lots more tips in this one! Follow Sarah: @plantbasednarrative Follow the show: @wydhpod Follow Ross: @whosrosstheisen

On episode 4, we speak to Robin Painter, a partner of Proskauer Rose & Sarah Reed, general counsel of RA Capital Management, about what representing venture capital funds and their General Partners (GP) & Limited Partners (LP) is like. We also learn about the lawyers' role in helping general and limited partners recognize and manage the risks involved with VC investments. One very cool fact we discovered during the recording is that Sarah was the originator of the NVCA forms, the same set of financing documents that every ECVC lawyer uses! Follow and connect with us at our LinkedIn and Instagram More on HLEP at clinics.law.harvard.edu/hlep

In pursuit of Sarah Reed, Corinth follows the evidence to a gas station, where she picks up the trail. Jonathan joins in the search.   Written and Produced by Elisabeth Strayer and Noah Lloyd Music by Ben Cronin Corinth Davies: Smaranda Sandu Jonathan Caswell: Noah Lloyd Sarah Reed: Anne Wertz George: Matt Ryan BurgessSprings.com

What's your relationship with social media REALLY like? In this 15MF Sarah Reed returns to the show to talk with me about this very thing. We cover a couple sides of this social connection and how it can be bad, but made better. We tackle the angles of both using social as a creative/business person AND simply as a human being consuming it. We cover the easy trap of doom-scrolling, how to better filter what you ingest in your feeds, how to not just worry about trends as a creator, learning to find what we ENJOY about using social media and all in all just what we've each done to take better control over how we both create and consume on the platforms.  Get some good stuff in your feed and FOLLOW Sarah @plantbasednarrative

It's often easy to feel like we've "failed" when we have to make a decision to pivot from one goal to another, via any reason. On this 15MF I bring Sarah Reed back on the show again to talk about some recent pivots she's made in her career goals and how she did it.  From going to school to become a certified Health Coach, and doing so while becoming a first time Mom, and since then having a second child, she's had to change up her approach with how she aims to help others in the healthy food world.  We uncover how we can make pivots between things easier on ourselves, how making that change doesn't mean we failed at something, and how sometimes a refocus is what we need!  FOLLOW THE SHOW: @wydhpod FOLLOW SARAH: @plantbasednarrative FOLLOW ROSS: @whosrosstheisen

Recording at the Portland Convention Center as part of the 107th AACRAO Annual Meeting afforded an opportunity for people to share some thoughts and reflections on their careers, what brought them to this particular place, and how the AACRAO community has affected them. Sarah Reed, Registrar at UC Hastings College of the Law serves as guest host for many of the conversations, hence the title of the episodes.         Key Takeaways:The AACRAO Annual Meeting is a fantastic place to network, meet people, share experiences, and get invited to participate in a podcast. There isn't one “right” way to be a registrar; there isn't one “right” career path. These conversations shed light on the journeys we are all on and ways that our journeys intersect with opportunities to support and encourage each other.   Guests:Sarah ReedRegistrarUniversity of California Hastings College of the Lawreedsarah@uchastings.edu Emily ShandleyUniversity RegistrarYale Universityemily.shandley@yale.edu Michelle Tsigaridas WellerAssociate Registrar and Director of Academic OperationsNew York Law Schoolmichelle.weller@nyls.edu Dr. Soraira UrquizaRegistrarAmerican Film Institute Conservatorysurquiza@afi.edu Allan F. “Bud” Livers Jr.Associate RegistrarThe United States Naval Community College (USNCC)allan.livers@usncc.edu 

Recording at the Portland Convention Center as part of the 107th AACRAO Annual Meeting afforded an opportunity for people to share some thoughts and reflections on their careers, what brought them to this particular place, and how the AACRAO community has affected them. Sarah Reed, Registrar at UC Hastings College of the Law serves as guest host for many of the conversations, hence the title of the episode.         Key Takeaways:The AACRAO Annual Meeting is a fantastic place to network, meet people, share experiences, and get invited to participate in a podcast. There isn't one “right” way to be a registrar; there isn't one “right” career path. These conversations shed light on the journeys we are all on and ways that our journeys intersect with opportunities to support and encourage each other.   Guests:Sarah ReedRegistrarUniversity of California Hastings College of the Lawreedsarah@uchastings.eduIngrid NuttallDirector, Office of the RegistrarUniversity of Minnesota - Twin Citiesingridn@umn.eduLisa ErckAssociate University Registrar and Law School RegistrarUniversity of the Pacificlerck@pacific.eduOloga IopuAssociate RegistrarSalt Lake Community Collegeologa.iopu@slcc.eduMargo LandyUniversity RegistrarSan Francisco State Universitymargolandy@sfsu.eduCore Competencies:Diversity & InclusionLeadership & Management 

Today we are in conversation with Sarah Harper of Sarah Harper Floral Design.Sarah's studio is in North Oxfordshire and she creates wedding & event flowers, holds both 1:1 workshops for florists and also for those who love flowers and  provides local flower deliveries for clients in her areaWe find out all about Sarahs's beginnings, from her first Chelsea Gold medal  to starting her own business and how she has navigated the pandemicSarah is very clear on the direction of her business, ensuring that she works with only her ideal clients, hand picking the clients that she most would like to work with. We speak about her vetting process and all about 'The Hive' the bespoke online portal Sarah uses to finesse the client experienceAlthough Sarah has a minimum spend in place for her full-service weddings, she also offers an intimate wedding package to cover clients who love her work but who are looking for a lower ideal spending requirementWe talk in depth about the development of her brand across her website and social media and how vital it has been to outsource certain aspects of this to those who have the knowledge and experience to push her vision forward. It has been fundamental to the success of her business  We speak about photographing your flowers & some hints and tips to take great shots and how having a brand aesthetic throughout all of your channels will elevate your brandWe have taken some really important points from this conversation about how Sarah approaches her business and if you would like to find out more then please head over tohttps://sarahharperfloraldesign.co.ukFan girl here on instahttps://www.instagram.com/sarahharperflowers/Sarah's Website was designed by https://beckylord.co.ukWebsite copywriting byhttps://jackdaweditorial.comHuge thanks Sarah, we absolutely loved chatting with youxSupport the show (http://www.instagram.com/girlflowerpodcast)

Our polar regions are often considered to be pristine untouched waters, largely due their remoteness and lack of civilization, yet both the Arctic and Antarctica are subject to local pollution from tourism, fishing and research activities. On today's episode, we sit down with Sarah Reed, ships ops manager and technician at the Scottish Association for Marine Science, to chat about her recent paper on microplastics in marine sediments near Rothera Research Station, Antarctica.

Join us this week as we hear from Missionaries Don and Sarah Reed. They are founding members of Harvest Time Church and they lead the missions organization Open Door Enterprises.

On the Monday edition of the Joel Natalie Show, we welcomed guests from Sarah A. Reed Children's Center as they announced the 2021 Alessi Levan Keble Diversity Summit, “Celebrating Legacy through Diversity.” Joining us to talk about the virtual event, as well as triumphs and challenges that social service providers face as they embrace efforts in diversity, were: Dr. Adrienne Dixon, president and CEO of Sarah Reed; Alaina Stewart, therapist and diversity committee chairperson; and Larry Shallenberger, associate vice president of compliance.

on this Friday, Health Coach Sarah Reed is back on the show to pull back the curtain on what REALLY goes on in the world of food.... From misleading labels, where the politics really take over, shady marketing strategies, what's actually good/bad for you compared to how it's promoted, + shopping hacks to get around it all, get ready for a HEALTHY dose of What You Don't Hear!....Get it?...   Follow the show: @wydhpod Follow Ross: @whosrosstheisen Follow Sarah: @plantbasednarrative

After claiming the silver medal at the 82nd Dad Vail Regatta as part of the women's novice 8, sophomore Sarah Reed and freshman Lily Henshaw joined host Ed LeFurge III to discuss the victory and the women's rowing program at La Salle.

Emma and Gil sit down with Carla Kopp of Weird Giraffe Games and Galactic Raptor Games to discuss designing solo modes for games, the merits of "bots" in solo games, and how these bots tend to be named "Steve." SHOW NOTES 2m00s: Carla's first published game Super Hack Override. 4m53s: We spoke with Morten Monrad Pedersen on Ludology 154 - Leave Me Alone! about using Automa to make solo versions of games. 7m02s: Sarah Reed is a game designer, disability advocate, and all-around excellent person.  11m00s: The Cat Lady implementation for iOS and Android. 18m20s: Just a quick reminder that we’re talking about the digital implementation of the game Cat Lady, as opposed to Carla’s tabletop AIs. AI difficulty levels are more common in apps than they are in tabletop games.  19m45s: The Splendor digital implementation is sadly no longer available. 20m34s: Gil mentions the solo mode that comes in the tabletop version of It’s a Wonderful World. Emma mentions the solo mode from the Galaxy Trucker app. 21m13s: Calico 21m47s: Gil forgets to mention that Friedemann Friese included an “achievement sheet” in Copycat. 23m49s: Race for the Galaxy. We chatted with Theresa Duringer, CEO of Temple Gates, who developed the app, in Ludology 177 - AI AI, Captain!  24m26s: We're talking about the COIN (Counterinsurgencies) series of games, which have asymmetry built into them. Usually, each faction has a bot that allows many or all factions to be present in the game, even at a low player count. We talked to Volko Ruhnke, who began the series, in Ludology 178 - COIN Operated. 24m56s: The virtual gaming platform Tabletop Simulator. 26m54s: The three-body problem. 27m19s: Power Grid: The Robots 28m33s: Dune: Imperium, Smartphone Inc. 29m21s: Gil's second published game Battle Merchants. 31m24s: The Networks 33m10s: The underrated but absolutely amazing Fantasy Realms.  34m49s: Seven Wonders and Alhambra. We discussed desicion scales in games with Matt Wolfe in Ludology 157 - Come Scale Away. 35m36s: Abandon All Artichokes 36m51s: Skull, Space Dealer 37m33s: Weird Giraffe's upcoming games: Sara Perry's Gift of Tulips, and Fertessa Alysse's Wicked & Wise. 40m12s: Tokaido 48m02s: Carla's company with Dan Letzring, Galactic Raptor. Dan also runs Letiman Games. 51m45s: Bunny Kingdom, Root. We interviewed Root's designer, Cole Wehrle, most recently on Ludology 222 - Johnny Fairplay. 53m07s: Charterstone, Feudum 55m48s: The free cardmaking program nanDECK. 56m59s: The often-linked conditions of Narcolepsy and Cataplexy. 1h05m58s: "Tony" here is designer, podcast host, and excellent person Tony Miller. 1h09m09s: Carla’s website, Discord, and Twitter.  

I talk to Sarah Reed, Arctic Technician and Ships Operational Manager at SAMS. Saz has worked pole to pole, turned her science in to real world action and is very passionate about science communication. We talk about Antarctic adventures, microplastics research, biotechnology, the power of good communication and lots more! This woman is a science and adventure queen.

In this episode, Cathy is joined by Sarah Reed to talk about the friends made while gaming.

Business growth strategies are an endeavor that executives cannot take lightly. Business leaders must align the entire organization for the initiative to bear fruit. But many businesses tend not to incorporate their functional business efforts into their growth strategies, leading to unnecessary hurdles, growing pains, and limited results. Carter Hinckley, Chief Marketing Officer at Blue Ridge Partners, has spent years focusing on helping companies improve their revenue engine through effective business growth strategies. But it is vital to align those strategies with the business's functional strategy so that you don't hamstring your departments' ability to do their jobs. In this episode of the Growth Enablement Madness Podcast, our host Jim Ward is joined by BrainSell's VP of Marketing, Sarah Reed, to chat with Carter about the difference between a business growth strategy and functional strategy. The group also discussed the importance of aligning your functional and business growth strategies to better position a company for success.

Follow us: @wydhpod Follow Ross: @whosrosstheisen Follow Sarah: @plantbasedsarahlu In this 15MF, Ross is once again joined by Health Coach Sarah Reed as she takes a dive into one of the most simple and asked about questions when it comes to healthy eating...how in the heck do you really get started?

Topics Covered: January 11th 2016: Death of Sarah Reed https://www.theguardian.com/society/2016/feb/17/sarah-reeds-mother-deaths-in-custody-holloway-prison-mental-health January 12th 1859: Sarah Parker Remond arrives in Liverpool https://london.ac.uk/news-and-opinion/leading-women/a-voice-freedom-life-sarah-parker-remond January 13th 1975: Bunny Johnson is crowed British Heavyweight Champion https://www.britishvintageboxing.com/post/bunny-johnson-the-long-slow-path-to-boxing-history January 14th 2018: Death of Cyrille Regis https://www.caribbeanintelligence.com/content/kick-black-footballers-cyrille-regis January 15th 2001: Publication of Noughts & Crosses by Malorie Blackman https://www.penguin.co.uk/articles/2020/mar/malorie-blackman-why-she-wrote-noughts-crosses.html January 16th 1959: Birth of Sade https://www.gq-magazine.co.uk/culture/article/sade January 17th 1978: Bookshop Join Action picket the Home Office https://www.georgepadmoreinstitute.org/the-pioneering-years/new-beacon-books-early-history/towards-radical-black-publishing-space/bookshop Instagram >>>>> https://instagram.com/blackintimepod Disclaimer: I do not own any of the archival audio used in this episode. It is purely for informational purposes under fair use. Special thanks to Yaw Nimoh for his help with research for this episode.

It's a New Year, are you thinking of starting up a new diet as a resolution? In this 15MF, Episode 14's Sarah Reed is back with tons of new health knowledge! In this one, Sarah teaches Ross (and you of course) all about what's behind the curtain when it comes to dieting and the culture surrounding it, and namely "fad" diets. She shares some do's and don'ts with it all, what to look out for, and all in all, how to actually start eating healthy without jumping headfirst into the current dieting trend!

How do you center yourself through the cold, dark winter of the Covid-19 pandemic?  How do you help yourself or a loved one who doesn’t want help and where are the resources to help?

In this episode, Cathy, Sarah Reed, and Jesse Metcalf talk about the games they've played and then we discuss how we've been gaming during 2020.

Sarah Reed was an award-winning creative producer and single mother of two, when two events shattered her world. The first was a brush with death when a burst appendix left her unconscious for nine hours in A & E, followed by a four-day stint in intensive care. Four weeks later her dad called to say that her mum, Mary, had been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease. Sarah describes this as one of the worst days of her life.Before the diagnosis she and her mum hadn’t been that close; Sarah had left their home in Faversham, Kent for art school at 16, since when her life had been busy, revolving around her demanding film work and bringing up her children.Over the next decade, as Mary’s dementia progressed, a newfound bond developed between them. “We learnt a new, more grown-up confidence with one another”, says Sarah. “And learnt how to laugh at our shortcomings”. Sarah and her siblings supported their parents as best they could but their father struggled to cope and in 2000 Mary moved into a care home. Sarah soon realised that while kindly and well-meaning, the staff had little or no communication training – and her frustration developed into a passion to try to help carers provide better care. Over the course of the next few years, as her dad died and her mum was forced to move care homes, twice, Sarah’s knowledge of dementia grew and with it a belief that staff couldn’t hope to develop a relationship with their charges if they didn’t know anything about them, and in order to find out about them they needed to be able to communicate with them. Sarah decided to act. At a personal level she compiled an album of photographs from her mother’s early childhood right through to her years as a great grandmother. When Mary saw the album she glowed with pleasure – although confused by the present, her mum was brought alive by the past.And thus the idea for Sarah’s award-winning Many Happy Returns Chatterbox Cards was conceived. Painstaking research into not just dementia, but compassion, philosophy and reminiscence therapy, led to cards skilfully designed to prompt conversations with older people. Two thousand cards based around the 1940s were launched in 2008. The sets sold out in three months. Today, some 9,000 sets – of 1940s and ‘50s cards – can be found in care settings, libraries, schools and private homes around the UK. Sarah went on to develop interactive communication workshops to help care staff communicate more meaningfully with residents. She believes that “Good communication sits at both the heart and pinnacle of good care”. Mary died in 2009, aged 92. Dementia may have taken her mum from her, but Sarah tells me that it also, in a way, gave back. “Caring for a loved one helps teach you a love you did not know was possible”, she says. “It’s a feeling of understanding, forgiveness and, eventually, closure”. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This episode is about Sarah Reed, and takes place in London, England. She suffered an extreme tragedy in her personal life and had battled several mental health struggles thereafter. A few years later, she was beaten by a British Police Constable. She was institutionalized and then sent to prison- All the systems failed her by neglecting to properly medicate her and to treat her mental health issues. She ended up taking her own life.Ad-free content and bonus episodes available for members at patreon.com/afewbadapplespodcastPromo: Check out shonenflop.com for manga/anime lovers!References available at: www.afewbadapplespodcast.com

This episode is a great example of what this podcast is supposed to be! This conversation is with my friend Sarah Reed, who is a health coach, social media manager, full-time Mom, and all around one of the kindest and most positive people I've ever had the pleasure of knowing. While I knew Sarah and all she does in the food + health world going into this, I didn't know HOW she got there and her struggle of doing so, so, we covered it all here! Follow Sarah for more! @plantbasedsarahlu

Tymeshift’s Chief Brand Officer, Elisa Reggiardo, sits down with Zendesk’s Senior Director of Content and Event Marketing, Sarah Reed. While continents apart, the pair catch up on:  Why support gets deprioritized by founders, and the power of support leaders driving efficient and engaged teams The unique startup challenge: balancing team culture with growth and change Making the most of workforce management solutions to build teams of all sizes

In this special episode of the Futurum Tech Podcast, The Interview Series, Daniel Newman welcomes Zendesk's Shawna Wolverton, SVP of Product, and Sarah Reed, CX Leader/Event Creator. Together, they discussed the latest trends in customer experience, what customer experience leaders should think about for years ahead, and more. INFORMATION: This Futurum Podcast features Daniel Newman (@danielnewmanUV, Shawna Wolverton (@shawnawol)and Sarah Reed (@stealeyreed). If you haven't already, please subscribe to our show on iTunes or SoundCloud. For inquiries or more information on the show, email the team at podcast@futurumresearch.com or follow @FuturumPodcast on Twitter. To learn more about Futurum Research please visit www.futurumresearch.com. DISCLOSURE: Futurum Research is a research and analysis provider, not an investment advisor. The Futurum Tech Podcast (and all related written notes and materials) is a newsletter/podcast intended for entertainment and informational purposes only. Futurum Research does not provide personalized investment advice and no investment advice is offered or implied by this podcast. ###

We roll on with our Best in Class series with one of the most popular genres out there. Thanks so much to everyone who has given positive feedback on the "Best in Class" format so far - we like it, and we'd love to keep bringing it to you! This week, Jason and friends tackle deckbuilding games. When Jason put out the call on twitter to explore deckbuilding games, lots of folks responded who wanted to share their favorites. We take all of those clips and organize them into a Top Ten! We also reach into the wayback machine for some previous content to round out the episode, including when a game designer stopped by the show to share why his deckbuilding game is the Best in Class. Thanks to everyone who helped out with the episode! Board Game Crockpot - https://boardgamecrockpot.blog/author/crocko33/ Room 51 - https://anchor.fm/room51 Sarah Reed - at_eurogamergirl on Twitter Game All Night - https://www.gameallniteshow.com/ One Stop Coop Shop - bit.ly/onestopslack In Liz we Trust - Warp's Edge - https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/renegadegamestudios/warps-edge

In this, the first of many interviews, I ask some questions of my beautiful wife on how she has Earned Confidence over the years. We talk about how you can still be an athlete later in life even if you've never played a sport or even worked out in the past. We talk about her upcoming dive into competition and how staying consistent is a big key to confidence. I hope you enjoy it. Thanks for listening.

Printmaker Sarah Reed-McNamara is the latest guest on “Meet the Artist,” the podcast from Register Star newsroom where we meet the artist who makes our community a more beautiful place. Sarah operates SRMprints and recently established a collaborative maker space called GEM: Gather, Engage, Make, on State Street in downtown. She makes scarves, tea towels, table runners, and block prints with bold colors and tessellating designs. Sarah moved to Rockford at age 17, and her early favorite memories here were with her dad checking out the CDs, show posters and books at Media Play, an entertainment shop on the east side. She went on to earn an art history degree from Rockford University, where she studied and drew inspiration from the Mexican artists from the early- to mid-1900s who formed the collective called Taller de Grafica Popular. The diverse collection of men and women produced work to advance revolutionary and progressive causes which influence Sarah’s work today. For the next year, Sarah will be Rockford Art Museum’s artist-in-residence, hosting printmaking workshops for young students.  Sarah is a mother of two small children. And she happens to be married to one of Rockford’s most well-known figures, Mayor Tom McNamara.  Listen to the podcast online at rrstar.com, and subscribe to "From the Newsroom: Rockford Register Star" wherever you find your podcasts. More information Rockford Register Star: www.rrstar.com Host: Scott P. Yates; 815-987-1348; syates@rrstar.com; @scottpyates SRMprints: https://www.etsy.com/shop/SRMprints Instagram: @srmprints GEM: Gather, Engage, Make https://www.instagram.com/gem_gather.engage.make/ Rockford Art Museum https://rockfordartmuseum.org Music From https://filmmusic.io "Cold Funk" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com) License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)

Discussing the departure of Carlton's Senior Coach mid-season, where the Shanghai AFL experiment currently stands, the Cricket World Cup, the AFL's botched Score-Review system, what happens behind the scenes at press conferences, and The Advertiser's Number #1 photographer Sarah Reed joins us in studio! Twitter - @PressBoxEP Facebook - The Press Box Podcast Spotify - The Press Box

This week’s guest is Artist Representative Sarah Reed. Sarah and I met are CRS this past year when we were introduced by our mutual friend Paul. Sarah also worked in radio promotion and it was really great sitting down and discussing that world again, since radio promotion is where my career also started. I really […]

We are happy to be joined again by three designers of excellent games with non-traditional themes - Elizabeth Hargrave, designer of Wingspan; Sarah Reed, designer of Oaxaca: Crafts of a Culture; and R. Eric Reuss, designer of Spirit Island.  In this half of the conversation we consider some larger picture questions that arise from their games. They share thoughts on how much background research went into all of their games, and also how they address the issue of problematic depictions of different cultures in games. Finally, we tackle the difficult issue of representation in the game designer and publisher communities. We hope this conversation sheds more light than heat, and that folks with lots of different perspectives can learn from it.

Happy New Years, everyone! Our number one wish here at ENGN is to get more and more games that color outside of the lines, so to speak. New and different games makes the gaming hobby better all around.  To that end, we gathered three designers of games with very non-traditional themes to share their thoughts - Elizabeth Hargrave, designer of Wingspan; Sarah Reed, designer of Oaxaca: Crafts of a Culture; and R. Eric Reuss, designer of Spirit Island.  For this first part of the conversation, we consider questions about tying theme and mechanisms, selling games that don't have zombies and Cthulhu all over them, and some of the weirdest themes we've ever heard of. Thank you to some folks from the 1 Player Guild on BGG for providing excellent questions!

In this episode, Cathy & Jesse talk about the games they've played recently; Cathy interviews Diane and Nick Sauer about their game, Born to Serve; and Sarah Reed interviews Daniel Bishop about his game, Nevera Duels.

00:00 Intro01:42 Juegos de la semana:02:00 Dinosaur Island (2017, Jonathan Gilmour, Brian Lewis)14:22 Long Shot (2009, Chris Handy) 20:20 For Sale (1997, Stefan Dorra)27:40 Oaxaca (2018, Will and Sarah Reed)39:22 Rise of Augustus (2013, Paolo Mori)48:38 El tema de la semana: Juegos de Carreras96:16 Mensajes de los oyentes104:50 Despedida Si te interesa comprar alguno de los juegos que hablamos en este podcast puedes checarlos a traves de este link y de pasada nos apoyas:Dinosaur Island (2017, Jonathan Gilmour, Brian Lewis): https://amzn.to/2RhcEe4For Sale (1997, Stefan Dorra): https://amzn.to/2XcXyfgRise of Augustus (2013, Paolo Mori): https://amzn.to/2X9bqHt

Lauren talks with Sarah and Will Reed, designers of Oaxaca: Crafts of a Culture (https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/147241/oaxaca-crafts-culture), about accessibility and developing the game. If you would like to get a copy of the game, head to the Undine Studios (http://undinestudios.com/oaxaca.html) website. If you want to look into getting the alebrijes mentioned, visit Viva Oaxaca Folkart (https://www.vivaoaxacafolkart.com/miniature-oaxacan-wood-carvings-alebrijes-folk-art.html) for the importer Sarah Reed mentioned. Special Guest: Sarah & Will Reed.

In this episode Cathy, Sarah Reed, & Kathleen Mercury talk about Games with creatures from myths, legends, literature, and movies.

TW: Sexual assault, imprisonment, suicide, murder, drugs. We chat to Marilyn Reed, mother of Sarah Reed who was found dead in Holloway Women's Prison, Yasmin who is currently imprisoned in Yarl's Wood Detention Centre, and Paula who has first hand experience of incarceration in the UK. Shout out to Assistsant Producers Amelia Parker, Emma Halahan and Becky Malone for their help with this episode. //CONTACT US//CALL US IN//BE A GUEST//SUGGEST A TOPIC// @KickKyriarchy kickingthekyriarchy@gmail.com www.kickingthekyriarchy.org Kicking the Kyriarchy See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Happy Valentine's Day! (Or Galentine's Day, amiright ladies?) Sarah Reed joins Patrick Serrano to discuss Hallmark Channel's My Secret Valentine. (Starring: Lacey Chabert & Andrew Walker) and Candace Cameron Bure's nail care routine. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lifetime-uncorked/message

Season 2 kicks off with Lifetime's Simone Biles: Courage to Soar (Starring: Jeanté Godlock, Tisha Campbell-Martin, and Julius Tennon). Sarah Reed joins Patrick Serrano to discuss the movie, the Larry Nasser sex scandal, and 2018 winter olympics. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lifetime-uncorked/message

In this special episode, Cathy Ford, Sarah Reed, Sarah Graybill, Frank Vicari, John Shulters, and Mark Ford talk about what they are looking forward to doing and playing in 2018.

2017 is wrapping to a close, and it has been a great year for games.  So, looking forward, let's talk about gaming goals!  If you haven't checked out artofboardgaming.com to find Joe Coming's 2018 Board Game Bucket List.  Also, we learned that the person who created the 10x10 challenge is Sarah Reed!  You can find her on Twitter at the handle @EuroGamerGirl to follow her!  Also, we review Whistle Stop, an adorable train game by Scott Caputo, published by Bezier Games.  And if you want to hear our last Christmas song of the year, go check out our YouTube page at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r7OGBjDewAM

We’re going to be doing something a little bit different on this episode as a way to celebrate the the Go Solo Live podcast anniversary! My dear friend, Sarah Reed, will be interviewing me on my show. You’ll find out why I started Transform Via Travel, the podcast, some of the lessons learned thus far, and so much more! Are you ready? Let’s get started!   Key Takeaways: *Jennifer is celebrating her 1-year podcast anniversary! *Why did Jennifer start Transform Via Travel? *Jennifer knew she didn’t want to be a travel agent. She knew her passion would die quickly if she got into that aspect of the industry. *Why did Jennifer start the Go Solo Live podcast? *A woman? Traveling by herself? Oh, she must be a loser. *What has Jennifer learned from the podcast so far? *Solo travel helps people get out of all the noise they’re buried in. *It’s amazing that so many people have been compromising so long, that they don’t even know what their favorite pizza is. *It’s so hard to turn the to-do list off, and people are getting burned out because of it. *What is Patreon? *What’s next for Transform Via Travel? *What can listeners expect with the Go Solo Live podcast? *What are some of people’s biggest fears when it comes to traveling solo? *Spend your time understanding your why. It’ll prevent you from having so much pain. *Transform Via Travel is creating its own business model. There isn’t a business quite like this out there that Jennifer can follow and adapt to her business. She’s completely trailblazing this business. *What has been the most surprising thing that Jennifer’s learned about Transform Via Travel?   Mentioned in This Episode: Transformviatravel.com Transform via Travel on Facebook @GoSoloLive on Twitter Email: Jennifer@TransformviaTravel.com Patreon.com/gosololive   Leave a Review: Did you like this episode? Please leave an honest review on iTunes with your feedback! Also, please subscribe to the Go Solo Live podcast on iTunes, to get notified when a new episode gets released. I appreciate your listening to this week’s show. And tune in next week for another great guest.  

Preview the 86th Annual Meeting in Dallas, featuring interviews with the General Chair, Technical Program Chair, SEG’s Executive Director, and other members of the SEG staff. Show notes at seg.org/podcast. Register for Annual Meeting at seg.org/am. 1:26 – Sarah Reed, Dallas General Chair 15:38 – Johnna Yoder, SEG Student and Early Career Advisor 18:36 – Patrick Riley, SEG Member Services Associate 20:10 – Dr. Charles Sicking, 2016 Technical Program Chair 30:12 – Channing Wendt, SEG Global Business Development Advisor 33:42 – Natalie Blythe, SEG Assistant Editor, TLE 39:00 – Dorsey Morrow, SEG Executive Director

The Context of White Supremacy hosts our monthly Global Sunday Talk On Racism. This broadcast is egineered to encourage participation from Victims of Racisms outside the United States and/or non-white people who are not able to take part during our typical program time. Our July broadcast of this segment was simultaneous with the reported shooting of three police officers in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. We'll get an international analysis of last month's alleged police killings as well as the five year anniversary of the killing of Mark Duggan and the ensuing "London Riots." Much like Michael Brown Jr., Sandra Bland, Sarah Reed, Tamir Rice and so many other dead black people, no one was ever prosecuted for Duggan's death. We also look forward to hearing global thoughts on the 2016 Olympics in Brazil. Heavily melanated athletes took lots of gold, but an equal amount of time was spent discussing the Zika virus as well as Racist Suspect Ryan Lochte. #RacismIsNotAPrivilege INVEST in The COWS - http://paypal.me/GusTRenegade CALL IN NUMBER: 641.715.3640 CODE: 564943# The C.O.W.S. archives: http://tiny.cc/76f6p

The Context of White Supremacy hosts our monthly Global Sunday Talk On Racism. This program is constructed to encourage participation from Victims of Racisms beyond the United States and/or non-white people who are not able to call-in during our normal broadcast time. This broadcast will christen the beginning of spring; hopefully, the warmer weather will stimulate constructive thinking and fresh concepts for permanently neutralizing the White Race. Last month we discussed the case of Sarah Reed - a black female who died under suspicious circumstances in a UK prison. She reportedly suffered from mental health issues which were not being correctly addressed by authorities. This week offered further evidence of the global assault on non-white mental health as the indigenous population of Canada struggles with a widespread suicide epidemic - younger non-whites have been especially hard hit. We'll also get an update from our global audience on the rising anti-immigrant sentiments throughout the world and their assessment of the United States presidential race. #BlackMentalHealth INVEST in The COWS - http://paypal.me/GusTRenegade CALL IN NUMBER: 641.715.3640 CODE: 564943# The C.O.W.S. archives: http://tiny.cc/76f6p

The Context of White Supremacy hosts our monthly Global Sunday Talk On Racism. This broadcast is constructed to encourage participation from Victims of Racisms beyond the United States and/or non-white people who are not able to call-in during our normal broadcast time. This broadcast coincides with The C.O.W.S. seven year anniversary of returning to airwaves. We're anxious to hear international perspective on the reported outbreak of the Zika virus. This professed health crisis will likely accumulate increased attention with the approach of the 2016 Olympics in Brazil. We'll also address the death of Sarah Reed. Much like the death of Sandra Bland and Kimberly Randle-King, Ms. Reed died under suspicious circumstances while being held in greater confinement in the United Kingdom. We'll also make time to ask our international listeners about the United States presidential election. We'll see which White person they think will take the reigns from Pres. Obama. #AnswersForMiriamCarey INVEST in The COWS - http://paypal.me/GusTRenegade CALL IN NUMBER: 641.715.3640 CODE: 564943# The C.O.W.S. archives: http://tiny.cc/76f6p

Third Grade teacher Sarah Reed never imagined becoming a teacher after seeing the enormous amount of work that her parents endured as educators themselves.  Sarah eventually became a pre-school teacher after leaving a high paying job as a paralegal.  Her lifestyle changed so much that she had to sell her car and ride her bicycle to get around town.  In 2015, Sarah was named Kentucky Teacher of the Year.   The New Teacher Podcast features interviews with nationally recognized teachers, the latest authors, and educational leaders.  Become inspired by hearing the stories of their success and failures. Each episode features The Final Minute before the final bell, where guests share personal preferences during the final 60 seconds of the show.

Jacob Coon joins Jeff for Day 15 of the 31 Days of Podcasting. Jacob introduces himself, talks about being involved with the podcast Whose Turn Is It Anyway, and discusses taking over co-hosting The Game of Crowd Funding Draft Picks with Sarah Reed. Jacob on Twitter: http://twitter.com/jacobjcoon Whose Turn Is … Read the rest

Jeff sits down with some All Us Geeks familiar voices, as Will and Sarah Reed drop in talk about Project Dreamscape, being published by Undine Studios. Jeff and Will discuss how wanting to make a game for his wife became their gateway into the game design side of the industry … Read the rest