Podcast appearances and mentions of sarah stevens

With the market estimated to reach $11.5 billion by 2028. Clean Rooms on Demand is providing flexible and cost-effective solutions for biotech and pharma companies. The benefits of using clean rooms on demand include avoiding the high capital outlay and ongoing operational expenses of building and maintaining their own facilities, as well as the flexibility to scale up or down as needed. Join me in Episode 43 of Life Sciences 360, with Sarah Stevens, the President of Azzur Labs and Azzur Cleanrooms on Demand, part of Azzur Group-----Links:*Sarah Stevens LinkedIn *Azzur Group *Harsh Thakkar LinkedIn *Would you rather watch? Click here. ----- Show Notes:(0:00) The Growing Cleanroom Technology Market(3:29) Benefits of Cleanrooms on Demand(6:41) A broader view of biotech lab solutions(9:02) Customer Case Studies and Segments(12:22) Expansion and Future Plans of Azzur Labs(14:29) Global Expansion and Strategic Vision(16:47) Sarah Stevens' Personal Career Journey (21:26) The Azzur Culture and Team DynamicsFor more, check out the podcast website - www.lifesciencespod.com

In this episode of WHQC, Sarah Stevens introduces her new yoga studio, Sanctuary Studios, which is set to open in Moline.

Laura & Jim continue their discussion with Andrea Dunlop, host of “Nobody Should Believe Me” who has strong criticisms about the documentary “Take Care of Maya” based on her own background with medical child abuse. Andrea casts doubts about Beate Kowalski's behavior toward her daughter Maya, she has doubts about the doctors who treated Maya before her admittance to Johns Hopkins Children's Hospital…in addition to doubts on Jack Kowalski's motives for suing the hospital who separated his daughter from her family. Jim and Laura explain what they see as the deep flaws in the investigation into Beate, and the assumptions about the family's behavior. Laura and Jim examine the entire context and highlight the most important aspects of the case in their professional view.We will post on our FB page several sources for our listeners to make up their own minds: (1) the transcript of the interview that Laura mentions that Detective Stephanie Graham conducted with Jack Kowalski about his wife Beate's behavior and his daughter Maya's illness; (2) Detective Graham's deposition in which she admits her suspicion of the Kowalski's was totally based on what she learned from Dr. Sally Smith, the child abuse pediatrician; (3) the court ordered psychological evaluation of Beate Kowalski, which contains crucial written statements by another patient Jessica Stevens (and her mother Sarah Stevens) who was also treated by Dr. Kirkpatrick for CRPS , and who was also put into a medically induced Ketamine coma in the same clinic in Mexico overseen by Dr. Cantu. (He also treated Maya). The Stevens family knew Beate and Maya and have a lot of important observations.Finally, in this episode, Andrea mentions the case of her sister Megan Carter, who was investigated for medical child abuse. It is only fair that we supply the actual opinion of the court, where the judge found no factual basis for child abuse by her sister Megan. https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/6567384-Megan-Carter-Court-Order.htmlAndrea also mentions the NBC investigative report into her sister's case and about the doctors involved in Megan's case. Here is that article too. https://www.king5.com/amp/article/news/investigations/mary-bridge-elizabeth-woods-child-abuse-pediatrics/281-d4fc8654-1acb-4906-b900-2034190ef2a9This is a complicated set of cases definitely worth discussion. #RealCrimeProfile #ExpertAnalysis #BehavioralAnalysis #FBI #NewScotlandYard #Podcast #MayaKowalski #BeateKowalski #JackKowalski #KyleKowalski #FalseAccusations #MunchausenbyProxy #FactitiousDisorder #FabricatedIllness #InducedIllness #MedicalChildAbuse #ComplexRegionalPainSyndrome #CRPS #RareIllness #ThePainIsRealYou can find Andrea's "Nobody Should Believe Me" podcast her: https://pod.link/1615637188Andrea's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/andreadunlop/And Andrea's Munchausen Support group which is the 501 c 3 and has a ton of resources from the APSAC committee: https://www.munchausensupport.com/ Follow us and continue the conversationOn Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/realcrimeprofile/?hl=enOn Twitterhttps://twitter.com/realcrimeprofilOn Facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/realcrimeprofile/>>>>>>>>> SUPPORT OUR OTHER SHOWS

Ashley talks to Sarah Stevens and Bob Daly about the Moonlight Ride for Hunger and also Trudy Willis with Trudy's Trendy Boutique about their new homecoming dress line.

This week is Holy Week, and Chris is joined by Pastor Anne Kierce and Sarah Stevens to hear more of Sarah's story and what it's looked like on her faith journey to walk through seasons of suffering.If you have questions you'd like us to answer on the next episode, submit them to podcast@blackhawkchurch.org.

In this episode of Molecule to Market, you'll go inside the outsourcing space of the global drug development sector with Sarah Stevens, SVP and Head of Early Development & Late Stage Commercial Operations at Quotient Sciences.   Your host, Raman Sehgal, discusses the pharmaceutical and biotechnology supply chain with Sarah, covering:   Carving an incredible transatlantic CDMO career in traditionally non-female roles - balancing work, kids and breast cancer. Words of wisdom for young women developing a career in the outsourcing space, including an appreciation of valuing the female perspective. The concept of Translational Pharmaceutics® - delivering an agile and integrated offering for accelerating to first-in-human (FIH) clinical trials and optimizing dosage forms for proof-of-concept and beyond. Potential impact of uncontrollable macro factors and current industry trends on demand for contract services and volunteer recruitment   Sarah is the Senior Vice President & Head of Early Development & Late Stage Commercial at Quotient Sciences, with oversight for all global sites and operational functions from early drug development programs through to late stage and commercial manufacturing. Sarah oversees deployment of Quotient's unique platform for integration, Translational Pharmaceutics, which eliminates white space between these traditionally silo'd drug development areas. Prior to this role, she was the Vice President of Drug Development Sciences, with responsibility for drug development consulting and creation of integrated programs across the organization.   Located in Boston, MA, Sarah's experience spans a range of scientific and leadership roles within the drug product contract development and manufacturing space. Sarah received her PhD in Pharmaceutics from the University of Manchester and her MPharm, Pharmacy from Strathclyde University.   Please subscribe, tell your industry colleagues and join us in celebrating and promoting the value and importance of the global life science outsourcing space. We'd also appreciate a positive rating!   Molecule to Market is sponsored and funded by ramarketing. An international content, design and digital agency that helps companies in life sciences, get noticed.

Sarah Stevens is a former healthcare executive turned writer, speaker, and entrepreneur. After leaving her career in corporate healthcare in 2016, she founded The Beautifull Project - a storytelling collective that has reached tens of thousands of women across the globe with its powerful message about learning to take up space. Today, Sarah helps other people tell their stories through Branded, by Sarah Stevens, a small business offering a full suite of marketing services. She also serves as the Community Impact Officer at The Project of The Quad Cities, a nonprofit that serves people living with HIV and the LGBTQ+ community. Sarah is a gifted storyteller with a skill for using her own story as a woman navigating the world in a fat body to invite her audience to encounter the parts of themselves they hide away from the world, the parts they believe to be “too much.” Addressing everything from “too-big” bodies to a fear of failure that cripples confidence, Sarah amplifies a message that moves beyond a body-positive sentiment and creates a movement that makes room for everybody to tell their truth and take up space. She draws out confidence and courage. She believes in being free and full. And she will make a believer out of you, too. This is Sarah's third time on the show. I invited her back after finding myself in a parenting conversation around body image that I was worried I totally screwed up. I reached out to Sarah and asked if she would be interested in hashing this topic out on the show and she immediately said yes. This is a really important conversation, as the pervasiveness of diet culture continues to be so insidious, oppressive, and ultimately deadly, in our culture.  Listen in to hear Sarah and I discuss: How my child casually throwing around words like “fat” and “chubby” threw me into a parenting tailspin How to check your own body image trauma when talking to your kids The importance of entering conversations with curiosity & compassion (vs lecturing and shaming) The truth about the insidiousness of current diet culture in spite of the fact that so many of us think we know better than to fall victim to it How to talk to your kids about fat without causing them to have an anti-fat bias (or “fatphobia”) The systemic oppression that is very present and real for people living in fat bodies How pushing kids to “make healthy choices” can be rooted in diet culture if we aren't careful The importance of teaching kids to learn to trust their bodies - and how difficult this is if you don't trust your own Links mentioned: Join me for my 2023 Plan & Prep Pajama Party and save $50 with Early Bird Registration: shamelessmom.com/pajamaparty Connect with Sarah: thebeautifullproject.com Past SMA Interview with Sarah - Episode 571: How to Take Up Space and Love Yourself in the Process Past SMA Interview with Sarah - Episode 366: The Beautifull Project: The Truth About Fatness and Thin Allies Sarah on Facebook Sarah on Instagram: @thebeautifullproject and @seeing_sarah  Sarah's TED Talk: Stripped: The Art of Being Seen Sarah's Podcast: Beauti: The Interviews Sponsor info and promo codes: Please find our sponsor information here: shamelessmom.com/sponsor/ Interested in becoming a sponsor of the Shameless Mom Academy? Email our sales team at sales@adalystmedia.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of Molecule to Market, you'll go inside the outsourcing space of the global drug development sector with Sarah Stevens, SVP and Head of Early Development & Late Stage Commercial Operations at Quotient Sciences. Your host, Raman Sehgal, discusses the pharmaceutical and biotechnology supply chain with Sarah, covering: Carving an incredible transatlantic CDMO career in traditionally non-female roles - balancing work, kids and breast cancer. Words of wisdom for young women developing a career in the outsourcing space, including an appreciation of valuing the female perspective. The concept of Translational Pharmaceutics® - delivering an agile and integrated offering for accelerating to first-in-human (FIH) clinical trials and optimizing dosage forms for proof-of-concept and beyond. Potential impact of uncontrollable macro factors and current industry trends on demand for contract services and volunteer recruitment Sarah is the Senior Vice President & Head of Early Development & Late Stage Commercial at Quotient Sciences, with oversight for all global sites and operational functions from early drug development programs through to late stage and commercial manufacturing. Sarah oversees deployment of Quotient's unique platform for integration, Translational Pharmaceutics, which eliminates white space between these traditionally silo'd drug development areas. Prior to this role, she was the Vice President of Drug Development Sciences, with responsibility for drug development consulting and creation of integrated programs across the organization. Located in Boston, MA, Sarah's experience spans a range of scientific and leadership roles within the drug product contract development and manufacturing space. Sarah received her PhD in Pharmaceutics from the University of Manchester and her MPharm, Pharmacy from Strathclyde University. Please subscribe, tell your industry colleagues and join us in celebrating and promoting the value and importance of the global life science outsourcing space. We'd also appreciate a positive rating! Molecule to Market is sponsored and funded by ramarketing. An international content, design and digital agency that helps companies in life sciences, get noticed.

This bonus podcast was recorded hot on the heels of the amazing September PBIC Elite Mastermind, and Dom is in contemplative mood as he shares his pet business plans for the next 90 days.  Quarterly planning is a huge part of what we do in Dom's private coaching programs, and the key to making HUGE progress is to only focus on the high-value tasks that will move your from 2K a month to £4K a month, or from £10k per month to £20K per month, or from six-figures to seven figures.  What are those key activities? You can find out in episode 240.  There's also a bonus 'Ask Dom Anything' where Sarah Stevens asks 'How does Dom come up with so much content, so easily?' To join Dom's private coaching program click here To do Dom's FREE 7 Day Cost-of-Living Crisis Challenge click here now To grab a ticket to Dom's Grow Your Pet Business FAST! Seminar in Orlando, Florida, click here now

Join us for a chat about breastfeeding, gathering your support team, what to expect early in postpartum, pumps, and more. Carrie and Sarah do not hold back! And they have their own upcoming podcast, the Boob Half Full Podcast. These ladies are so fun and incredibly informative.My top takeaway: Build your support system early! Find a lactation professional in your area while you're still pregnant so you have someone to call when you're in the thick of it.The Boob Half Full PodcastThe Boob Half Full Podcast is a collaboration between both Carrie and Sarah!bhfpodcast.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/boobhalffullInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/boob_half_full/Resources Carrie & Sarah mentionedPostpartum Support International:https://www.postpartum.netLa Leche League: https://www.llli.orgGlobal Health Media Project Videos: https://globalhealthmedia.orgKelly Mom: https://kellymom.comThe Academy of Breastfeeding Medicine: https://www.bfmed.org10% Happier meditation app (what Sarah uses): https://www.tenpercent.comBooks:The Breastfeeding AtlasThe Melanated Mammary Atlas: https://www.mmatlas.com/product- The Womanly Art of BreastfeedingFind Carrie HereMidwifery & Women's Health Care in Anchorage, AK: https://mwhcanchorage.comIn-clinic or virtual visits, you don't have to be a current client to make an appointment.Find Sarah HereJust Call Sarahhttps://www.907justcallsarah.comjustcallsarahak@gmail.com

Join artist, writer, gratitude lover, and business owner of Cellar Designs, Sarah Stevens, as she and guests share stories from their lives of Holy whispers and awestruck moments of wonder that have been life changing. These stories will serve to inspire and lift up the spirits of us all as we learn to better recognize the whispers and wonders in our every day lives that can lead us to profound, powerful changes.

In 2016, Sarah left a successful, decade-long career in corporate healthcare in favor of work that better aligned with her passion and purpose. After serving for two years as a freelance consultant to small businesses and start-up nonprofits, Sarah founded The Beautifull Project - a storytelling collective that invites women back to their bodies and into a world where they belong with substance and with strength. Sarah is a gifted storyteller with a skill for using her own experience as a woman navigating the world in a fat body to invite her audience to encounter the parts of themselves they hide away from the world - the parts they believe to be “too much”. Addressing everything from too-big bodies to a fear of failure that cripples confidence, Sarah amplifies a message that moves beyond a body positive sentiment and creates a movement that makes room for everybody to tell their truth and take up space. She draws out confidence and courage. She believes in being free and full. And she will make a believer out of you, too. Sarah was a guest on the show a couple years ago.  That incredible conversation led me to asking her to be a part of our 2021 Shameless Mom Con Collective.  As I predicted, Sarah blew us away with her poignant and powerful storytelling.  I was so moved by her talk that I asked her if I could share this conversation with you all.  I'm so delighted and grateful that she said yes.  Listen in to hear Sarah share: How her Ted talk landed her naked on stage The rules and limitations that are put on bodies - even as we embrace a wider range of “acceptable” body types The constant conflict of taking up space Her process of ending her marriage, starting her entire life over again - and finally saying yes to her body and her sexuality The power of letting your shoulders down and letting go Her 3 tenants of taking up space Links mentioned: SMA Ep 366 with Sarah Stevens: The Beautifull Project: The Truth About Fatness and Thin Allies Connect with Sarah: The Beautifull Project or By Sarah Stevens Sarah on social: @bysarahstevens and @thebeautifullproject Thank you to our sponsor: Thrive: Start thriving and help women in need today by going to ThriveCausemetics.com/shameless for 15% off your first purchase!

Courtney Lawrence was like a lot of people, a wife and mother of two children, working hard at her career and climbing the corporate ladder. She was comfortable, but not totally fulfilled. That’s when a book, a leadership course and a business coach inspired her to face her fears and follow her dream.  If you too are comfortable but not truly living the life of your dreams, allow this episode and Courtney’s journey to inspire you to get uncomfortable and to overcome whatever obstacles are holding you back.  Referenced in this episode: Hello, Fears: Crush Your Comfort Zone and Become Who You're Meant to Be by Michelle Poler Business Coach, Sarah Stevens at Black Pearl Coaching Leadership Development Program by Ginny Wilson-Peters, Integrity Integrated Lead(h)er Mentorship Program

EP41 Waking Up The Neighbors with special guest Sarah Stevens for Governor Join Jeff and JD as they learn more about Sarah Stevens who is running for CA Governor #wakinguptheneighbors #recallgavin #recallnewsom #rebelradionow. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/todd-cotta/support

Every successful entrepreneur is going to eventually have to be in the limelight. Whether you’re a natural who just wants to polish up your public speaking skills, or you’re a complete newbie who’s terrified of the camera, the sooner you’re prepared for that shining moment, the better off you’ll be when it arrives! My guest today is Sarah J. Stevens, a highly successful speaker, coachm and real estate enthusiast. She’s on a mission to empower you to achieve all your financial goals. One way she’s been able to achieve that and grow her business is through mastering live video. In this episode, we’ll talk about what drove Sarah to invest in strengthening her comfort in front of the camera, and how it’s allowed her to connect more fully and authentically with her audience. We’ll also cover some of the financial specifics so that you can hear for yourself the impressive ROI that’s in store for those who are ready to take the leap!If you’re ready to maximize your potential through a new platform and watch profits soar, listen to Sarah’s story and sign up for my FREE Masterclass: How to Master Zoom and Live Video Sales Like a Pro.In This Episode You Will Learn: The driving force behind Sarah’s decision to try Live Video Mastery (04:00)Why knowing how to command a room allows you to connect with people more authentically (5:46)The numbers: How live video puts you ahead of the competition (9:32)Live video ROI: The investment compared to the return (11:19)The 3 camps of entrepreneurs who invest in LVM (12:56)Connect with Sarah Stevens:Email: sarahjstevens@hotmail.com WebsitePeople Mentioned in this Episode:Gary VaynerchukResources: My FREE Masterclass: How to Master Zoom and Live Video Sales Like a Pro Free Masterclass See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

You have the power -- give yourself permission to cultivate it. BOOM. When Sarah Stevens says "take up space", we listen. We take up space. We learn our power in survival.In 2016, Sarah left a successful, decade-long career in corporate healthcare in favor of work that better aligned with her passion and purpose. After serving for two years as a freelance consultant to small businesses and start-up nonprofits, Sarah founded The Beautifull Project - a storytelling collective that invites women back to their bodies and into a world where they belong with substance and with strength.Listen to this episode to find not only your strength, but your power, with Sarah Stevens.

In this episode, Sarah tells a story about her experience with her previous therapist and the journey of breaking away. Then, she chats with writer, public speaker, and creator of The Beautifull Project, Sarah Stevens. We discuss what inspired her to create a blog/podcast on women and their bodies, her TED talk, and our relationships to food and diet culture. If you want to learn more about The Beautifull Project, go to https://www.thebeautifullproject.com/. Follow The Beautiful Project on Instagram: @thebeautifullproject Watch Sarah's TED Talk: https://youtu.be/Y12HpNKvobE Subscribe to this show wherever you get podcasts. Stream every episode at anxiousafshow.com. Send us an email: anxiousafshow@gmail.com Follow us on all the socials: @anxiousafshow Hosted & Produced by Sarah Kerlin Edited & Mixed by Angelique Ibarra Additional Editing Assistance - Jasmine Jones Production Assistance - Matt Lourie Music by Garrett Rose - www.garrettrose.com

In this episode I get to talk with Sarah, a public health researcher who is currently living in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. We ended up starting this episode by discussing the 2020 election in America as she has volunteered full time as a poll monitor over the past couple months. We talked a lot about her experiences in Uganda working on HIV public health initiatives, her views on voluntourism and white saviourism, and why it’s important for each of us to learn more about our global community to help better our own countries. She also shares several fantastic stories, including one about the time she worked at a not-sketchy-at-all bar in Greece for a summer. Want to support this podcast? Consider joining our Patreon club for exclusive guest content and travel swag. To get daily updates about this podcast, join the conversation on Facebook and Instagram. We'd love for you to rate this show and leave a comment on Apple Podcasts letting us know what you thought of this episode. Your feedback is always valued! If you'd like to receive general Travel Worth Living news, exciting updates on the podcast, and/or upcoming travel events, consider subscribing to our newsletter by visiting TravelWorthLiving.com. Music credit: Vlad Gluschenko - A Shore Under The Pineapple Tree and Harmony. Jingle Punks - Timed Out. RKVC - 8th World Wonder. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/travelworthliving/support

Sarah Stevens has been a groom, a childminder, a busy mum, a teaching assistant to starting a dog walking business on the side to taking the leap to launch a doggy daycare with husband Pete, and now also employs three other family members. Sarah hit rock bottom when she missed out on a holiday of a lifetime because she was rushing around like a busy idiot and couldn't find her passport in time! Find out how she turned things round and built a thriving family pet business.

Gov. Roy Cooper and other advocates of Medicaid expansion in North Carolina argue consistently that expansion would not cost any state taxpayer dollars. A new analysis from the John Locke Foundation and the Ohio-based Buckeye Institute call that claim into question. A model based on enrollment estimates and Medicaid costs in expansion states suggests N.C. budget writers would face a gap of $119 million to $171 million to cover new Medicaid costs. Jordan Roberts, John Locke Foundation health care policy analyst, highlights key points from the new Medicaid expansion analysis. A Superior Court judge recently struck down Wilmington’s restrictions on vacation rental property. The court decision represents a victory for plaintiffs David and Peggy Schroeder. But it leaves unresolved constitutional claims raised by the Schroeders’ attorneys from the Institute for Justice. Before the ruling, IJ constitutional law fellow Adam Griffin explained why the group had taken the Schroeders’ case. U.S. Sen. Thom Tillis, R-N.C., raised recent questions on Capitol Hill about the controversial investigation into Russian influence on the 2016 election. You’ll hear highlights from Tillis’ queries of former U.S. Justice Department official Sally Yates. A nurses union won a recent victory at Mission Health hospital in Asheville. The contest prompted a recent John Locke Foundation online forum about union activity in North Carolina. Among the speakers raising concerns about unions were state Rep. Sarah Stevens, R-Surry, Ray Starling of the NC Chamber, and nurse TiAngela Austin. North Carolina will make history in November when voters select the state’s first black lieutenant governor. Both Democratic nominee Yvonne Lewis Holley and Republican Mark Robinson are African-American. But they approach that fact in different ways. Rick Henderson, Carolina Journal editor-in-chief, highlights key differences driving the lieutenant governor’s campaign.

This week Coach Joe Frontier talks with Sarah Stevens-Walker. Sarah was a 15-Time All-American at Arizona State Unviersity where she won a NCAA SHOT PUT & DISCUS National Championship. She's represented USA at the World Championships. She now coaches HS throwers at Buffalo H.S. in Wyoming and is a Director at IRONWOOD THROWS CAMP. www.throwbigthrowfar.com www.madisonthrowsclub.com www.porta-circle.com CODE: TBTF2020 - 10% OFF www.rodhesport.com CODE: TBTF - %15 OFF www.everythingtrackandfield.com 25% Off Sale NOW www.walshot.com TRAIN TO WIN INSTAGRAM TWITTER YouTUBE This podcast is powered by ZenCast.fm

This weekend Phillip talks with Frank Opp, owner of Hell's Kitchen, Motorsports, Bar & Grill, Sarah Stevens and Skateboard Superstar and motivational speaker Beaver Flemming about a special Saturday 8/15 event in Oak Glen, CA. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Like so many people with new jobs, this year's crop of summer government interns can't go work in the regular sense. Not with pandemic having mostly cleared out federal offices. To get a sense of what the intern experience is like, the Federal Drive with Tom Temin spoke to two of them. Sarah Stevens and Joshua Vooge are working at the State and Transportation Departments this summer under the auspices of The Fund for American Studies.

In this fiery episode I sit down with speaker, activist, writer and leading voice in the chorus of courage Sarah Stevens to discuss a hot topic...Spiritual Bypassing. No, it isn't a term made up by Instagram users; it was coined by John Welwood in the 1980's in regard to behaviors he witnessed himself and others doing in the Buddhist Community as a way of side-stepping the hard work on the spiritual path. Currently, in the yoga & wellness world we are watching this same thing happen and it is harmful. Yogis/teachers who are uncomfortable with the BLM movement are posting things like, "We Are One" which is really another way of saying 'all lives matter' right now. In this talk with Sarah we identify the different ways this is happening, how systematic and normalized racism is, and how we as white allies have to sit with and work through the uncomfortable realizations without diminishing the pain and oppression of the black communities. In this episode I refer to this article, and this podcast. You can find more about Sarah Stevens and her many projects by following these links:The Beautifull Projectby Sarah StevensBlack Pearl CoachingStripped: The Art of Being Seen (Sarah's TED Talk)Intro music by Orion MoranOutro music, "Yo Quiero Sol" by BRASKO (rights purchased through Soundstripe)Support the show (http://www.venmo.com/indigogrrrl)

In this episode of the IPCC Podcast, guest host Sarah Stevens helps us navigate issues surrounding, health, weight, and nutrition in society and healthcare today. Sarah is a podcaster and the founder of "The Beautifull Project," a storytelling collective that invites women back to their bodies and into a world where they belong with substance and with strength.Sarah and her guests discuss how BMI hinders both patients and providers, why science is shifting away from individual-based approaches to fight excess body weight to a community-based approach, and the challenges providers face to become more person-centered when discussing weight and nutrition with their patients.Host: Sarah Stevens, The Beautifull Project FounderAbout - www.thebeautifullproject.com/aboutGuest: Colleen Doak, PhD, Assistant Professor, Master of Public Health program at St. Ambrose UniversityAbout - www.sau.edu/colleen-doakGuest: Cheryle True, M.D., True Lifestyle Medicine Clinic, LLCAbout: Dr. True is a family and lifestyle physician based in the Quad CitiesConnect with us!Email: ipcc@sau.eduFacebook: facebook.com/SAUIPCC/Twitter: @sau_ipccSt. Ambrose University is located in Davenport, Iowa, USA.

Interview with Dr. Sarah Stevens from HIMG 03/23/2020

Sarah Stevens runs the Beautifull Project which helps women get comfortable and stop apologising for ourselves. Watch her TedX talk to get a deeper understanding of her important work: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y12HpNKvobE. In this episode, Sarah and Fanny discuss the correlation between feeling confident in your body and taking up space in the society.

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Kiplinger content head Sarah Stevens joins the show to talk the advantages, risks, obstacles and considerations around testing your DNA. The cohosts dish on the scary overages you may face while paying with debit, and Sandy quizzes Ryan on what’s taxable and what’s not. --LINKS-- Credit, debit or cash? https://www.kiplinger.com/article/credit/T016-C000-S002-credit-debit-or-cash.html; Better protections for prepaid debit cards: https://www.kiplinger.com/article/credit/T005-C000-S002-better-protections-for-prepaid-debit-cards.html; Discover your roots with DNA testing: https://www.kiplinger.com/article/spending/T065-C000-S002-discover-your-roots-with-dna-testing.html; Browse Kiplinger’s online quizzes: https://www.kiplinger.com/fronts/archive/quiz/index.html

EPISODE SIX: It's not a spelling error. The Beautifull Project is working to tell the real stories of real people with real struggles and its Founder, Sarah Stevens, is as real as she is beautiFULL.

After leaving a career in corporate healthcare in 2016, Sarah set out to find work that better aligned with her passion and purpose. As co-owner of Black Pearl Coaching and Consulting, she served as a consultant to small businesses and nonprofits. Through this work, she accepted a position as the inaugural Executive Director with Lead(h)er, a nonprofit that connects women with mentors to fuel career and community engagement - a position she still holds to this day. In 2018, Sarah launched The Beautifull Project, an entrepreneurial effort that combined her past professional experience with her commitment to pursuing purposeful work. Using the power of collective storytelling, The Project invites women back to their bodies, encouraging, and supporting them as they learn to use their voice and take up space. When Sarah is not thinking up big ideas for The Project, she is shamelessly momming 3 teens, writing, reading, teaching yoga, and leaning as far as possible into an honest, authentic life. Listen in to hear Sarah share: Her experience growing up in a body she deemed to be “too big and too much” Her history of body image battles and disordered eating How her Beautifull Project was born out of the moment her doctor prescribed her speed and a 600 calorie a day diet for weight loss Why “being concerned” for a fat person’s health is a discriminatory crutch How she’s embracing living in a fat body How to talk to your kids about fatness and fat as a neutral descriptor Why thin people must be allies for fat people if we want to create space for all women to live safely in their bodies and in their power Links mentioned: Connect with Sarah Facebook: The Beautifull Project Instagram: @thebeautifullproject and @seeing_sarah The TED talk Podcast: Beauti: The Interviews Thank you to our sponsors: Embr: Go to Embr and Save $50 with code SHAMELESS at checkout. Grove Collaborative: For a limited time, my listeners get a free 5-piece cleaning set from Mrs. Meyer’s and Grove - a $30 value! Check out Grove and our special offer at Grove Collaborative. Lovevery: Save $15 off your Play Kit subscription at Loveveryand use the code SHAMELESS at checkout. Offer good until 10/31.

Sarah Stevens moved to Delaware, Ohio while expecting her first baby. What she didn't expect was that she would have complications with her pregnancy and become a stay at home mom caring for an infant with special needs while living off of one salary in her new community. Desperately needing to find a place to belong, she was encouraged to try out the Y. She hesitantly gave the Y a try, quickly realizing why the YMCA is so much more than a gym.

In episode two of our four episode series on grief, guest host Brandon Carleton sits down with Sarah Stevens from the Beautifull Project to examine the power of making and holding space for people to grieve. Also, have you ever felt like you can't describe how you're feeling? Brandon offers a practical tip to help us develop our ability to put names to our emotions.   You can connect with Brandon at: meaningfulagain.com   Connect with Sarah & the Beautifull Project here: thebeautifullproject.com  We will be discussing each episode in the Catching Your Breath community on Facebook, you can join here: patreon.com/iamsteveaustin

This week I had the honor of connecting with Sarah Stevens founder of The Beautifull Project, which invites women to challenge the notion that they must shrink in order to fit, and supports them as they learn to use their voice and take up space. In this super powerful conversation we talk about what it means as leaders to step FULLY into our calling and accept ourselves from the inside out.    Topics: What is body trust? How do we balance growth and acceptance? How can we show up FULLY and not shrink back?   Connect with Sarah: Website: https://www.thebeautifullproject.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thebeautifullproject/t Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thebeautifullproject/ Sarah’s TED Talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y12HpNKvobE   ----- Free Consistent Content Workshop: https://www.HeatherParady.com/workshop ----- Join our Private Facebook Group: https://bit.ly/2lPut5A ----   Connect with Heather: ◼️ Website: http://heatherparady.com ◼️ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/heatherparady ◼️ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/heatherparady ◼️ Twitter: https://twitter.com/HeatherParady  

Billy and Jenny are joined by two of MGH's amazing people, Laura White and Sarah Stevens. They fill Billy and Jenny in on all the amazing things they do for their patients as well as their involvement with this year's Boston Marathon.

We have been discussing the validity of not attending church and how that can be spiritually healthy. Sarah Stevens from the Beautifull Project shares here story about how she left the church--and why it has been so life-giving.

Sarah Stevens is back! We talk about her latest venture: The Beautifull Project. We talk about body autonomy and dissect a poem by Jill Scott called Nothing Is For Nothing.   Song played behind intro/outro: Lewis Knudsen - Somebody Good Song #1: Sa-Roc - Forever Song #2: June Marieezy - Fly

On Episode 168 of the Mama Bear Dares Podcast, Tesi and Leslie are captivated by Sarah Stevens, a wife, mother, entrepreneur, and founder of The Beautifull Project, a truly extraordinary space where ordinary women are encouraged to tell the truth of their bodies, beauty, and belonging. The conversation ranges from shame to hope, from illness to health, and from obsession to freedom, and works to serve as part of a chorus of courage for women who are tired of shrinking and aim to take up spacein this world. Whether in the boardroom, in relationships, or in their own unique physical being, women listening will be inspired to accept their body, claim their innate worth, and fearlessly bring their whole selves to an often hurting world. For complete Show Notes, visit the Mama Bear Dares website.

Sarah Stevens, Executive Director of Lead(h)er, talks about her amazing work mentoring women through Lead(h)er. Listen to learn about her essential work in the Quad Cities. Listen to be inspired and challenged about the importance of women mentoring women. [Interview from the Ode to the Underdog podcast]

Sarah Stevens! Executive Director of Lead(h)er. Founder of the Beatifull Project.   Songs in this episode:   Song played behind intro/outro: Lewis Knudsen - All I Need Song #1: The Hics - Lines Song #2: Black Dub - Surely

This week, in honor of Valentines Day, I'm podcasting naked, and devoting the whole podcast to sex!Today’s show is brought to you by Go Epic Health. Makers of Cholesterade “The natural way to lower cholesterol”. This week we have sex jokes, sex stories, sex workers, and music about sex! We have an interview with Sarah Stevens, an escort who is also the president of PinkDate.is (A new app that connects Escorts with their customers safely, securely, and privately!)... and she is SO much fun! Imagine hot women, escort apps, and bitcoin... yeah, it's the perfect storm!We have some sex industry lingo you should know, a top 10 list of horrible things a prostitute's customers have done to her, and yes, MORE sex jokes! Music tonight is from Nothing More and Blue October!Enjoy the show!Thank you for listening to WhiskeyBoy Radio, I appreciate each and everyone of you!Be sure to checkout and support other independent podcasters, youtubers, and local bands!Today’s show has been brought to you by Go Epic Health. Makers of Cholesterade “The natural way to lower cholesterol”. Use promo code LDL25 to get 25% off your order, or find a store near you, at www.drinkcholesterade.com.Go visit our website at WhiskeyBoyRadio.com - Be sure to follow the show on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram @WhiskeyBoyRadio - Call our shows' studio and comment line at 972-853-1359, Subscribe via iTunes, TuneIn, Spreaker, and on iHeart RadioMusic Links: https://www.facebook.com/nothingmore/https://www.facebook.com/blueoctober/Sponsor Links:www.drinkCholesterade.comGet an LED iPhone phone case free just pay shipping - www.cellularless.comYou can now earn extra cash off your underused outdoor recreational equipment by sharing it with others. www.recshare.net The world's first global escorting platform. With it's tinder-like interface, all you need to do is swipe, select, book and pay... all within the highly secure PinkDate platform. - www.PinkDate.is

Episode 45: Bandwagon Knitting Welcome to new and returning listeners!   Knitting Segments Knits in Rehearsal Best Friend Los Monos Locos Socks Los Monos Locos by Jennifer O'Sullivan My Project Page Yarn: Online Supersocke Neon Color Two Needles: Addi Turbo Sock Rockets (LOVE THESE!)   Endpaper Knits by Euny Jang Yarn: Bison Tracks by Alisha Goes Around in February Ring and Cleopatra (Matchy-matchy, y'all) Needles: US size 1 and 2 circular needles (Magic Loop for the Win!)   If you struggle with your floats in stranded colorwork, be sure to check out these videos from Philosopher's Wool. I have finished one of the mitts and I learned two new techniques for these mitts:   Here's the video I used from Anacapa Knits   And below are the two tutorials I used from New Stitch a Day.    Italian Tubular Cast On   Tubular Bind Off    And here is the link I mentioned about the 38 Beautiful Cast Ons. How many do you know?    Virgie Clay  This is by Sarah Stevens of Oh! Loops and the Fiber By Design Podcast.  Yarn: Fave Sock by Fiber Story in Deep Sea, Aegean, Squeeze, and Koi Pond  Needles: Size 5 Signature Convertibles     Drips Hat  This is a free pattern by Bethany Hill  I'm making this as a Panthers hat, since my hometown team is going to the SuperBowl!  Yarn: Fiberspates Vivacious DK in Deep Aqua and Mission Falls 1824 Wool in Black I'm holding the DK weight double to match the gauge of the black.  Needles: Size 10 Signature Convertibles, using Magic Loop.  Knitting News, Notes and Events News Twist Fiber Studio Contest is still on-going. This contest will close on February 10th, and the winner will be announced on the February 15th Episode. There is a coupon code, Actuallyknitting, which gets you 20% off of any purchase you make in the Twist Fiber Studio Etsy Shop.   Broadway Kal There seems to be some interest in doing the Broadway Kal, so we will start this on February 15th, 2016.    Cast on: February 15, 2016 Bind off: April 15, 2016 The theme is Broadway, and you can interpret this theme as strictly or as loosely as you’d like. Basically, your project should tie in with a play or musical (on Broadway, or a little further from the Great White Way, the decision is yours). How you tie in your project with the theme is up to you, make it work! Have fun! Is the yarn or pattern actually named after a Broadway show or character or even a song from a show? Does the project remind you of a costume from a show? Is the yarn bright green, so it reminds you of Elphaba’s skin in Wicked? You get the point! Here is a great website where you can see Broadway shows listed by the year that they opened. You never know what might inspire you! There is a featured bundle in this group where any group member is free to add patterns you find that might work. This thread is for discussion and planning. Feel free to chat, encourage, make suggestions, etc. Closer to the cast-on date, a thread will be opened for finished objects. We will keep this KAL to one post per person in the FO thread, that way everyone is kind of on even ground. You may complete as many projects as you like, but you will put all of your FOs in one post in that thread. So far there are no sponsors or prizes, but we’ll find something! If you would like to donate a prize, please PM me, Michelle, actuallyknitting. Yay! Bravo! Break a leg!    There is a chatter thread open on the Actually Knitting Podcast group on Ravelry. Use the tag #AKBroadwayKal2016 on Instagram and Ravelry.    Notes Check out the new audio podcast from Sarah, Mrsshoo, Cultivate and Create. Don't worry, In a Sknit is still going strong.    Events   Carolina Fiber Frolic March 18-20   Ivy Theatre Fundraiser   Non-Knitting Segments   One Pot Wonders Sweet Potato Ground Turkey Skillet    Love it or Leave it! Love it: Hamilton the Musical  Leave it: Getting over a cold! Cold temperatures! Feeling sluggish!    Stagecraft I've been working on a couple of sewing projects, plus a cross stitch pattern from Adafruit.com.    Other News and Notes I've been slacking off on the running, but I'm getting back to running with my group.    Books The Woman Who Stole My Life by Marian Keyes   Fangirl by Rainbow Rowell   A Night Like This by Julia Quinn   Go Set a Watchman by Harper Lee