Podcasts about segment producer

My guest today worked for Club Med from 2000 to 2002, starting her first season as a Fitness G.O. at Club Med Cancun. Before joining Club Med, she earned a degree in History from the University of Portland. After her time with Club Med, she pursued a master's degree in Broadcast Journalism, Broadcasting, and Film & Television at San Francisco State University. She put her degree to great use, building an impressive career as a Segment Producer, Film Critic, and Junket Reporter at WSVN-TV in Miami. Currently, she serves as a Podcast Video Producer and Talent Booker for Front Office Sports, working on the podcast Redefined, highlighting the stories, experiences, and achievements of multi-dimensional women in sports who are redefining success in their careers, homes, and lives. Joining us from San Francisco, please welcome Whitney Kennett! **My First Season podcast has always been ad-free and free to listen to and is available to download on: Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Samsung Podcasts, Podbean App, Podchaser, Spotify, Amazon Music/Audible, TuneIn + Alexa, iHeartRadio, PlayerFM, Pandora and Listen Notes. And if you like what you hear, please leave a review on Apple podcasts. 

Visit (or click) https://goodgriefgoodgodshow.com/s2ep5-jamieheeard to learn more about today's guest, including the show, and to access parts one and two of this episode, access the back catalog of episodes, and connect on social media plus more (or see below).

In this special Mother's Day episode, hosted by guest host Michelle Warren, wife of Brad Warren, and featuring Jamie Heard, the Co-Founder and Executive Director of Faithfully Restored, the conversation delves into the profound journey of motherhood amidst loss. Both Michelle and Jamie have experienced the unimaginable pain of losing a child. Faithfully Restored, their shared vision, serves as a beacon of hope and solace for mothers navigating similar paths. They discuss the power of community, prayer, and choosing joy in the face of adversity. Jaime shares the poignant story of her son's legacy, as his heart beats on in another child. It's a heartfelt dialogue, reminding us of the resilience and strength found in the bonds of motherhood and the healing power of connection.  To learn more about Faithfully Restored visit (or click) https://www.faithfullyrestoredwomen.com/.  

Vsit (or click) https://goodgriefgoodgodshow.com/s2ep4-tullykennedy to access both parts one and two of this episode, including audio and video links.  Visit (or click) https://www.GoodGriefGoodGodShow.com or scroll down to learn more about today's guest, Brad, and the show plus more! 

Visit (or click) https://goodgriefgoodgodshow.com/s2ep4-tullykennedy to access audio and YouTube links to both part one and part two of this episode.  Visit (or click) https://www.GoodGriefGoodGodShow.com to learn more about the show.

Visit (or click) https://goodgriefgoodgodshow.com/s2ep2-jimmieleesloas to access both parts one and two of this episode, including audio and video links.  Visit (or click) https://www.GoodGriefGoodGodShow.com to learn more about the show.

Visit (or click) https://goodgriefgoodgodshow.com/s2ep2-jimmieleesloas to access both parts one and two of this episode, including audio and video links.  Visit (or click) https://www.GoodGriefGoodGodShow.com to learn more about the show.

Visit (or click) https://goodgriefgoodgodshow.com/s2ep2-charleskelley to access both parts one and two of this episode, including audio and video links.  Visit (or click) https://www.GoodGriefGoodGodShow.com to learn more about the show.  

The Letterman Podcast's 100th episode 4-Part extravaganza comes to a close with this final instalment. A VERY special thanks to Don Giller for spending countless hours sifting through footage from The Letterman Podcast's first 100 episodes, and build the unique narrative that he did. We also thank each and every guest that took the time to go down memory lane with us, and share thoughts and moments that were meaningful to them. The Letterman Podcast's host Mike Chisholm asked if I might put something together to help commemorate his 100th episode.Rather than select highlights and best-of conversations, I decided to try to craft a behind-the-scenes narrative of Dave's talk show history as told by many of Mike's podcast guests — the writers, producers, musicians, and network executives who worked for and with Dave throughout his 35-year tenure at NBC and CBS.The narrative is distributed in four parts:Part 4: Epilogue and bonus clipsThe roster of the guests selected include:Amy Cherin Humes, Assistant to the DirectorBill Carter, AuthorCarter Bays, Late Show WriterChris Harris, LS WriterChris Schukei, Assistant to the Music DirectorCraig Thomas, LS WriterDaniel Kellison, Late Night, LS ProducerDave Rygalski, LN WriterFelicia Collins, LS MusicianFred Graver, LN WriterGabe Abelson, LS Monologue HeadGeorge Schweitzer, CBS Chief Marketing OfficerGerard Mulligan, LN Writer and Segment Producer, LS WriterJeff Martin, LN WriterJeremy Weiner, LS WriterJoe Grossman, LS WriterJonathan Green, LS WriterLee Ellenberg, LS WriterMatt Roberts, LS Head Writer, Executive ProducerPaul Shaffer, LN and LS Music DirectorRobert Morton, LN Producer, LS Executive ProducerRupert Jee, Proprietor, Hello DeliStephen Winer, LN WriterSteve O'Donnell, LN Head Writer, LS WriterSteve Young, LN and LS WriterTim Kennedy, LS Technical DirectorTom Malone, LS MusicianTom Ruprecht, LS WriterVinnie Favale, CBS Vice President, Late Night Entertainment, East CoastWill Lee, LN and LS MusicianSome details become blurred from long-dormant memories — a Viewer Mail letter is actually a separate, stand-alone comedy piece; a timeline might be off by a year or two. But the substance of those memories are precise and vivid, and they offer a heretofore untold look into the creation of material as well as fresh perspectives from the personalities that helped mold a culture-defining legacy.Great thanks to Worldwide Pants for granting permission to share some of its owned and licensed content and to Mike for soliciting so much essential history from his guests.

#thelettermanpodcast is pleased to present the continuation of our 100th episode celebration. The definitive archivist of #davidletterman material #dongiller has gone to painstaking efforts to organize highlights of the hundreds of hours we have filmed so far to create a 4 part compilation of the #behindthescenes moments of the #letterman timeline as discussed on the #podcast In this third instalment, the focus is on the Late Show with David Letterman Years. From Don Giller: The Letterman Podcast's host Mike Chisholm asked if I might put something together to help commemorate his 100th episode. Rather than select highlights and best-of conversations, I decided to try to craft a behind-the-scenes narrative of Dave's talk show history as told by many of Mike's podcast guests — the writers, producers, musicians, and network executives who worked for and with Dave throughout his 35-year tenure at NBC and CBS. The narrative is distributed in four parts. This week's episode: Part 3: Late Show on CBS, 1993-2015 The roster of the guests selected include: Amy Cherin Humes, Assistant to the Director Bill Carter, Author Carter Bays, Late Show Writer Chris Harris, LS Writer Chris Schukei, Assistant to the Music Director Craig Thomas, LS Writer Daniel Kellison, Late Night, LS Producer Dave Rygalski, LN WriterFelicia Collins, LS Musician Fred Graver, LN Writer Gabe Abelson, LS Monologue Head George Schweitzer, CBS Chief Marketing Officer Gerard Mulligan, LN Writer and Segment Producer, LS Writer Jeff Martin, LN Writer Jeremy Weiner, LS Writer Joe Grossman, LS WriterJonathan Green, LS Writer Lee Ellenberg, LS Writer Matt Roberts, LS Head Writer, Executive Producer Paul Shaffer, LN and LS Music Director Robert Morton, LN Producer, LS Executive Producer Rupert Jee, Proprietor, Hello Deli Stephen Winer, LN Writer Steve O'Donnell, LN Head Writer, LS Writer Steve Young, LN and LS Writer Tim Kennedy, LS Technical Director Tom Malone, LS Musician Tom Ruprecht, LS Writer Vinnie Favale, CBS Vice President, Late Night Entertainment, East Coast Will Lee, LN and LS Musician Some details become blurred from long-dormant memories — a Viewer Mail letter is actually a separate, stand-alone comedy piece; a timeline might be off by a year or two. But the substance of those memories are precise and vivid, and they offer a heretofore untold look into the creation of material as well as fresh perspectives from the personalities that helped mold a culture-defining legacy. Great thanks to Worldwide Pants for granting permission to share some of its owned and licensed content and to Mike for soliciting so much essential history from his guests. #thanksdave #comedy #talkshow #comedywriter #comedywriting #executiveproducer #edsullivantheater #30rock #paulshaffer #willlee #feliciacollins #morty #conanobrien #billcarter #thelateshift #latenight #lateshow #latenightwithdavidletterman #lateshowwithdavidletterman#rupertjee #hellodeli #davidletterman #lateshow #cbs #worldwidepants

The Letterman Podcast's host Mike Chisholm asked if I might put something together to help commemorate his 100th episode.Rather than select highlights and best-of conversations, I decided to try to craft a behind-the-scenes narrative of Dave's talk show history as told by many of Mike's podcast guests — the writers, producers, musicians, and network executives who worked for and with Dave throughout his 35-year tenure at NBC and CBS.Part 2: The transition from NBC to CBS, 1993The roster of the guests selected include:Amy Cherin Humes, Assistant to the DirectorBill Carter, AuthorCarter Bays, Late Show WriterChris Harris, LS WriterChris Schukei, Assistant to the Music DirectorCraig Thomas, LS WriterDaniel Kellison, Late Night, LS ProducerDave Rygalski, LN WriterFelicia Collins, LS MusicianFred Graver, LN WriterGabe Abelson, LS Monologue HeadGeorge Schweitzer, CBS Chief Marketing OfficerGerard Mulligan, LN Writer and Segment Producer, LS WriterJeff Martin, LN WriterJeremy Weiner, LS WriterJoe Grossman, LS WriterJonathan Green, LS WriterLee Ellenberg, LS WriterMatt Roberts, LS Head Writer, Executive ProducerPaul Shaffer, LN and LS Music DirectorRobert Morton, LN Producer, LS Executive ProducerRupert Jee, Proprietor, Hello DeliStephen Winer, LN WriterSteve O'Donnell, LN Head Writer, LS WriterSteve Young, LN and LS WriterTim Kennedy, LS Technical DirectorTom Malone, LS MusicianTom Ruprecht, LS WriterVinnie Favale, CBS Vice President, Late Night Entertainment, East CoastWill Lee, LN and LS MusicianSome details become blurred from long-dormant memories — a Viewer Mail letter is actually a separate, stand-alone comedy piece; a timeline might be off by a year or two. But the substance of those memories are precise and vivid, and they offer a heretofore untold look into the creation of material as well as fresh perspectives from the personalities that helped mold a culture-defining legacy.Great thanks to Worldwide Pants for granting permission to share some of its owned and licensed content and to Mike for soliciting so much essential history from his guests.

To Celebrate our 100th episode, we brought in a ringer. The foremost David Letterman Archivist Don Giller has pieced together a 4 part look back at the first 100 episodes of The Letterman Podcast. From Don: A David Letterman Talk Show Narrative, Part 1 of 4: Late NightThe Letterman Podcast's host Mike Chisholm asked if I might put something together to help commemorate his 100th episode.Rather than select highlights and best-of conversations, I decided to try to craft a behind-the-scenes narrative of Dave's talk show history as told by many of Mike's podcast guests — the writers, producers, musicians, and network executives who worked for and with Dave throughout his 35-year tenure at NBC and CBS.The narrative is distributed in four parts:Part 1: Late Night on NBC, 1982-1993Part 2: The transition from NBC to CBS, 1993Part 3: Late Show on CBS, 1993-2015Part 4: Epilogue and bonus clipsThe roster of the guests selected include:Amy Cherin Humes, Assistant to the DirectorBill Carter, AuthorCarter Bays, Late Show WriterChris Harris, LS WriterChris Schukei, Assistant to the Music DirectorCraig Thomas, LS WriterDaniel Kellison, Late Night, LS ProducerDave Rygalski, LN WriterFelicia Collins, LS MusicianFred Graver, LN WriterGabe Abelson, LS Monologue HeadGeorge Schweitzer, CBS Chief Marketing OfficerGerard Mulligan, LN Writer and Segment Producer, LS WriterJeff Martin, LN WriterJeremy Weiner, LS WriterJoe Grossman, LS WriterJonathan Green, LS WriterLee Ellenberg, LS WriterMatt Roberts, LS Head Writer, Executive ProducerPaul Shaffer, LN and LS Music DirectorRobert Morton, LN Producer, LS Executive ProducerRupert Jee, Proprietor, Hello DeliStephen Winer, LN WriterSteve O'Donnell, LN Head Writer, LS WriterSteve Young, LN and LS WriterTim Kennedy, LS Technical DirectorTom Malone, LS MusicianTom Ruprecht, LS WriterVinnie Favale, CBS Vice President, Late Night Entertainment, East CoastWill Lee, LN and LS MusicianSome details become blurred from long-dormant memories — a Viewer Mail letter is actually a separate, stand-alone comedy piece; a timeline might be off by a year or two. But the substance of those memories are precise and vivid, and they offer a heretofore untold look into the creation of material as well as fresh perspectives from the personalities that helped mold a culture-defining legacy.Great thanks to Worldwide Pants for granting permission to share some of its owned and licensed content and to Mike for eliciting so much essential history from his guests.

Back in the New York Groove! His name is Michael Rapaport aka The Flat Footed Phenom aka The Gringo Mandingo aka Captain Colitis aka Mr. Sunshine aka The Jewish Jake LaMotta aka The Pusha T of Podcasting aka The White Chocolotito & he's here to discuss: Being in NYC again, popping a mood stabilizer, having a great time in Cleveland, Air Dingo, leader of the Cleveland Rapapack, turning 53 years old next Monday, Oscars & being hopped up on that Ozempic, a hungry looking audience, missing people from the In Memorium, Hugh Grant's red carpet behavior, wanting grimey Tiger Woods 365, when the shirt comes off in the club, vlogging on YouTube & a whole lotta mo'! This episode is not to be missed!   Stand Up Comedy Tickets on sale at: MichaelRapaportComedy.com   Follow on YouTube at: https://www.youtube.com/@MichaelRapaport   If you are interested in NBA, NFL, MLB, NCAA, Soccer, Golf, Tennis & UFC Picks/Parlays/Props Follow @TheCaptainPicks on Instagram & subscribe to packages at www.CaptainPicks.com   www.dbpodcasts.com   Produced by DBPodcasts.com Follow @dbpodcasts, @iamrapaport, @michaelrapaport on TikTok, Twitter & Instagram Music by Jansport J (Follow @JansportJ) www.JansportJMusic.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

JIM FYFE - ACTOR A 25-year veteran of television, film and Broadway as an actor, writer producer and director, Jim Fyfe was Consulting Producer on the Bravo series, “Andy Cohen's Then and Now,” and Segment Producer on “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert,” producing appearances by Presidential candidates, film and music stars, leading directors and bestselling authors. His work also includes working with Michael J Fox in Universal Pictures The  Freighteners.  Jim has taught on-camera technique, acting and improvisation, and coached speakers for TED and TED-x events. He has written for “Biography,” “Exhale with Candice Bergen” and “Night After Night” on Comedy Central.  Jim holds a B.A. in Speech and Theater from DeSales University, and a M.A. in Arts Leadership from Bank Street College.

Chillin With Julien Ep. 13 features Los Angeles Director, Writer, and Producer Cristian Mendez. (@cmendez34) Cristian has worked on major Television shows as a Segment Producer, Assistant Director, and Production Assistant for networks like Hulu, Disney, Netflix, NBC, A&E, Discovery, Food Network, National Geographic and TBS. He has also worked on various Commercials and Branded Content shoots as an Assistant Director, Writer and Production Assistant for companies like, Puma, H&M, Coca Cola, Jeep, and much more. Watch Ep. 13 of Chillin With Julien to understand the factors that went into Cristian's success and the consistent habits he has to keep elevating. In this episode we also discuss his upbringing, taking a leap of faith, enjoying the journey, career goals, experiences and more. Special thank you to Videographer, Audio Engineer and Editor, Angel Falcon. . To my subscribers and supporters thank you for waiting for our next episode. Were happy to be back sharing value, substance, and inspiration. . Talk Show/ Podcast - Chillin With Julien Website - https://chillinwithjulien.com/ Instagram - @chillinwithjulien https://www.instagram.com/chillinwith... Twitter - @chillinwjulien https://twitter.com/ChillinWJulien?la... Facebook - Chillin With Julien https://www.facebook.com/chillinwithj... . Guest - Cristian Mendez Instagram - @cmendez34 https://www.instagram.com/cmendez34/?hl=en . Host/ Producer - Julien Guiteau Website - https://julienguiteau.com/ Instagram - @julienjfg https://www.instagram.com/julienjfg/ Twitter - @julienjfg https://twitter.com/julienjfg . Videographer, Audio Engineer, Video Editor - Angel Falcon Website - https://www.birdhousepost.com/ Instagram - @birdhousepost https://www.instagram.com/birdhousepost/ . Production Company - JFG Media Productions Website - https://jfgmediaproductions.com/ Instagram - @jfgmediaproductions https://www.instagram.com/jfgmediapro... Twitter - @jfgmediaprod https://twitter.com/jfgmediaprod Facebook - JFG Media Productions https://www.facebook.com/jfgmediaprod... . Location - Los Angeles, California . Like, Comment, Share, Subscribe. Thank you! . As Always, Stay Inspired ~ Julien Guiteau

Angela talks with Kelly about how she came to know segment producing is her jam.  Listen along as Kelly shares her journey to FOX24 News Now as well as some life lessons from her favorite hobby.You can follow Kelly on Facebook:  @KellyAyersProducer                                                               Twitter: @KellyAyersFox24 Instagram: @kellyannayers Fox24 News Now YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0JnW47usCEBCAo6ZJQ72cQGrossmont College: https://www.grossmont.edu/posts/# San Diego State University: https://www.sdsu.edu/ KUSI TV: https://www.kusi.com/ The Daily Buzz: https://dailybuzztv.com/ TVJobs.com: https://www.tvjobs.com/ Fox 24 Charleston: https://foxcharleston.com/ Fox 24 News Now: https://foxcharleston.com/news/news-now/DeStress Series with Anna Witte: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QvUieJ0S3D0&ab_channel=FOX24NewsNow WCIV Charleston: https://abcnews4.com/ National Penguin Day, KUSI: https://www.kusi.com/today-is-national-penguin-day/ Charleston City Rowing Club: https://www.charlestonrows.org/ Rowing 101: https://norcalcrew.org/about-norcal/rowing-101/  Thank you for listening!  Please take a moment to rate, review and subscribe to the Media in Minutes podcast here or anywhere you get your podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/media-in-minutes/id1555710662  

This week on the pod, we welcome Bobby Drake (stage name for Larry D. Brown II). Bobby started his career in Milwaukee as a spoken word artist, has been active working in community and political activism, and has been a Television Segment Producer with PBS Black Nouveau which led to an Emmy Award and a National Association for Black Journalists Award. Currently, he is the founder of an ecommerce workshop called Royalties Build Lifestyles, which teaches independent music artists how to build income strategies, and works as part of the Executive Committee at Courtier House.  In the intro, Mac and David welcome Lindsay back from a couple weeks away from the pod and talk about her visit to Iowa. Then, they think about putting 10,000 into work, art, and more.  Bobby Drake joins at 15:00. Growing up watching his family practice music and perform at Summerfest (16:35), creativity is a technical skill and arts creation is real work (22:45), helping audiences and buyers understand the professionalism of arts and creativity (29:15), getting a loan for an album (31:00), Royalties Build Lifestyles (37:20), getting in the work and clocking in as an artist every day (43:15), Czar of Arts and Culture (1:00).     Follow Bobby Drake https://www.instagram.com/bobbydrakeinc/ (@BobbyDrakeDidIt )  https://royaltiesbuildlifestyles.com/rbl-beta-imagine-mke (Royalties Build Lifestyles) relaunching on Cyber Monday  311 Ephemera  https://visitdecorah.com/ (Decorah, IA: Drift Less, Visit More)  https://www.mentalfloss.com/article/80201/why-do-people-call-rock-paper-scissors-roshambo (Why do some people call Rock-Paper-Scissors Rochambo?)  https://www.newyorker.com/sports/sporting-scene/complexity-and-the-ten-thousand-hour-rule (Complexity and the Ten-Thousand Hour Rule)  Support this podcast

Jim Fyfe is a personal presentation coach. He has coached clients from business, medicine, the arts and education for TED and Ted-x talks, including author Susan Cain, whose TED talk has drawn over 25 million views. He was Consulting Producer on the Bravo TV series, Andy Cohen's Then and Now, and was Segment Producer on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, producing appearances by Presidential candidates, film and pop stars, leading directors and bestselling authors. A 20-year veteran of television, film and Broadway as a writer, performer, producer and director, he also appeared frequently on television and in film, and has taught on-camera technique, acting and improvisation. He has written for Biography, Exhale with Candice Bergen and Night After Night on Comedy Central.

With nearly a decade at NFL Media under her belt, Amanda Carey has covered it all, but the last two NFL Drafts provided a new perspective on producing, and the value of a strong team. Carey, Segment Producer at NFL Media, is used to being on-site for NFL Draft coverage, but now shares with us a fresh perspective on producing from home.In this episode of #Storyteller, she shares her biggest lessons learned about social storytelling (07:23), the differences between producing the NFL Draft at the beginning of the pandemic versus a year later (09:20), and following a year with teams working remote and less access to traditional control rooms, Carey gives us the keys to innovation that led to a Sports Emmy nod for NFL Media(17:55).

As a founding partner of Xizmo Media, Pablo has been instrumental to the ongoing drafting of NYC Drone legislation and industry change to the 5 Boroughs of New York City. As one of the first camera operators to adapt aerial cinematography via unmanned vehicles, Pablo brings with him over a decade of camera operation and remote head experience. Pablo is a 2 time Emmy Nominated Producer with a vast resume in TV Broadcasting, Episodic and Commercial Production. Pablo is a seasoned traveler making him a vital asset for all over seas Xizmo Media productions, coordination and permitting. Barrera has also led the NYC production division of LATV's 'American Latino' for over 10 years, where he worked as a Segment Producer, Series Editor, Production Coordinator, & More! RandomlyRonnieJr.com | RandomlyWithRonnieJr.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/randomly-ronnie-jr/support

Welcome to Episode 2 of the Behind the Screens podcast, this week with guest Madeleine Smithberg! This episode dives into how Madeleine got her start in the industry and the events that led to becoming a Segment Producer for Late Night with David Letterman and Producer of The Jon Stewart Show. Be sure to check out her latest work - MAD IN THE KITCHEN https://www.madinthekitchen.com/

Beverly joins us to outline her success and challenges as a writer and producer. She managed to overcome heavy obstacles and face her fears to claim awards and recognition, and even snagged an Emmy Award. Family death, rediscovering  God, and coming out of the closet personally, and professionally. Mind you, this was about a millennia before LGBTQ movements began to shake foundations. Please join us and Beverly Kopf for some good ol' fashioned wisdom on this episode of What's Your Why!  Beverly Kopf has a unique background of collaborating with A-list celebrities, developing hit shows, and working successfully within a wide range of formats – everything from reality to magazine to talk to long-form documentary. Kopf received an EMMY Award and a GLAAD Media Award for writing the hit ABC talk show The View. As creator of ‘Hot Topics,’ she helped develop the smart, off-the-cuff conversation that has made the show so successful. Prior to The View, Kopf enjoyed a successful career in Hollywood as a Segment Producer and Talent Executive where she conceived, booked, wrote, and produced hundreds of celebrity and issue-oriented segments for Good Morning America, CBS Morning News and Entertainment Tonight. She was one of a small team that created the award-winning series First Person with Maria Shriver. Since forming their production company, TVGals Media in 2000, Kopf and partner, Bobbie Birleffi, have produced, directed and written critically acclaimed and highly rated documentary programming, biographies and specials for television, film and digital outlets. They have also collaborated on several projects with Tony Award-winning director Julie Taymor. In 2011, their highly acclaimed feature documentary Wish Me Away won numerous Grand Jury prizes in Film Festivals around the world, including the Los Angeles Film Festival, and aired on SHOWTIME, NETFLIX, HULU, iTunes, and was nominated for an Emmy Award. In 2013, Birleffi and Kopf produced, directed and wrote, Spotlight on Broadway, (www.spotlightonbroadway.com), a series of 40 short video portraits of each of the Broadway Theaters for the New York City Mayor’s Office of Media and Entertainment. Hailed as a landmark series, it is still widely distributed within the Broadway community and beyond.

The Institute for Professional Excellence in Coaching (iPEC). She is also the creator of the Life Map. A coaching concept where she helps her clients build self-awareness by guiding them through a process of understanding how certain experiences, events and people in their life have shaped who they are. Through this journey, people become unstuck, set and achieve goals and make decisions they feel good about. She has also worked as a coach at Matthew Hussey's 5 day Lifestyle Retreats, where she's had the opportunity to help transform the lives of countless women and been voted as one of the top trainers. Sharon is a Certified Fitness Instructor, currently teaching BodyJam and Jillian Michaels' BodyShred program. Through her work as an instructor, she has been able to create lasting connections with her clients, and inspires them to live healthy, happy lives. Sharon has also worked in the media for over 10 years as a Segment Producer for CTV's etalk and The Marilyn Denis Show. Through her media career she has had the opportunity to interview A-list celebrities and coach lifestyle experts to peak performance levels for television. She has the ability to problem solve quickly, communicate with many different personality types and can adapt easily to change. Sharon currently resides in Toronto with her little dog Lucy. Website, Instagram, Facebook, & Twitter

Cat Sullivan is a writer & producer that specializes in comedy and competition reality television. She's produced for shows like Nailed It!, Top Chef, and Chelsea Handler's Netflix show, Chelsea. During her time on Chelsea, she was featured on-camera staffer in a variety of comedic sketches. A graduate of the Florida State University Media Production program, this is where she and Kevin became friends and created the first-ever student-run variety show at FSU, Seminole Night Life.

Segment producer and funny man Jeff Hoover has been performing and booking guests for the WGN Morning News for most of this century! He sits down with Brian and Ross to talk about whether he's lived up to his high school title as "Most Likely to Succeed".... why Robin Baumgarten scares the hell out of him... and he lists his top five guests of all time. Make sure you stick around for his winning lotto numbers.

Today we talk with Justin Stewart!  Segment Producer for NBC Network "Early Today Show."  Former Producer for Fox 5 "Good Day DC" Celebrated event host, millennial, media professional and viral social media star Justin Stewart has been working in the television industry in his hometown of Washington, D.C., for eight years. The upbeat personality whose “Wendy Williams Vogue” video gained more than three million views in less than 48 hours is formerly a segment producer for the No. 1 rated morning show, “Good Day DC,” on Fox 5, and currently a Segment Producer for NBC Network “Early Today Show”.

ESPN Producer Talaya Wilkins is a true example of how to go from an intern, to being a game-changing impactful professional at every level. The ultra-talented New York native gives a plethora of invaluable insider insights on the latest Interns 2 Pros Podcast. Talaya was hired by ESPN as a Production Assistant Trainee two weeks after graduating from Siena College. Over the last decade, she has made major contributions ranging from developing the content for assigned teases, features and special animation elements. As a Segment Producer, Talaya has proven to be a reliable asset on many remote projects during her tenure: producing content from the ESPYs, Emmys Red Carpets, NBA Finals, WNCAA Final Four, college football bowl games and more. The post How to maximize your opportunity at every stage of your career with standout ESPN Producer Talaya Wilkins- Episode 004 appeared first on Interns 2 Pros.

It's transformational Thursday, gals and I have such a powerful transformational tool for you today!   The lovely Sharon Stokes, creator of the Life Map, is sharing her method for creating more inner awareness of your life journey, the importance of how you give your journey meaning, and how you can own your journey with more confidence and courage.   I absolutely loved talking to her about her own experience and how the Life Map came into existence.    In this episode, we talk about her top 3 tips for creating joy in life, work, and love which are:  1.  Unleash your inner child 2.  Surround yourself with amazing passengers (part of the Life Map lingo) 3. Let go of expectations   We dive deep into each one of these in today's conversation PLUS Sharon is giving access to a DIY version of the Life Map with a free webinar to go deeper happening next Wednesday at 9pm EST.  To grab access, visit her website here.    Sharon Stokes is a Certified Life Coach who studied at The Institute for Professional Excellence in Coaching (iPEC). She has also worked as a coach at Matthew Hussey's 5 day Lifestyle Retreats, where she's had the opportunity to help transform the lives of countless women and been voted as one of the top trainers. Sharon is the creator of The Life Map and #theyearofme program. She is also a writer and expert who has been featured in The Huffington Post, Bustle, Eat This, Not That, Fashion Magazine and various television and radio shows. Sharon is a Certified Fitness Instructor, currently teaching BodyJam and Jillian Michaels' BodyShred program.  Through her work as an instructor, she has been able to create lasting connections with her clients, and inspires them to live healthy, happy lives.  Sharon has also worked in the media for over 10 years as a Segment Producer for CTV's etalk and The Marilyn Denis Show.  Through her media career she has had the opportunity to interview A-list celebrities and coach lifestyle experts to peak performance levels for television.  She has the ability to problem solve quickly, communicate with many different personality types and can adapt easily to change. Sharon currently resides in Toronto with her little dog Lucy.   Follow her on: Instagram Twitter Facebook YouTube     And one more time, don't forget to get free access to her Life Map.  I'm going to go through the process to help tease out some things as part of the book writing process!  How perfect?!      

Raised in Tampa, Florida, Felicia Gibson Jaycox, Founder and CEO of The Power of You Teens, has always been passionate about educating and empowering young women.As the daughter of a high school teacher and pastor, Felicia began volunteering at an early age to help make a difference in people’s lives.After graduating high school, Felicia worked as a Care Counselor at a Teen Crisis Center where she helped teens who were having difficulties.It was at the Center that Felicia realized she was passionate about inspiring teens to reach their greatest potential.While earning her degree at the University of South Florida, Mrs. Gibson Jaycox became an on-air personality and model for the Home Shopping Network (HSN).While at HSN,Felicia created and was the CEO of The Glamour Girls Club,an organization aimed at helping young women between the ages of 5 and 25 gain self-esteem and self-confidence.Through the use of self-empowerment workshop programs, Felicia taught over 2,000 young women public speaking skills,self-improvement techniques and leadership qualities.Felicia gained extensive experience in the fields of television production and event planning when she came to New York in 2000 to further her television career. She has helped produce numerous events and television programs,including The Heritage Network’s shows“Showtime at the Apollo” and “Livin’ Large.”Felicia was also a Segment Producer for the nationally syndicated television show “Weekend Vibe.”Utilizing the skills she has learned throughout her distinguished career,Mrs. Gibson Jaycox established The Power of You Teens to help inspire teen girls to dream big and to empower them with the tools to become tomorrow’s agents of change.Her vision is to create an army of young women who are leaders –confident and strong enough to shine in the face of adversity and self-sufficient to make meaningful contributions to their community and to the world.

Raised in Tampa, Florida, Felicia Gibson Jaycox, Founder and CEO of The Power of You Teens, has always been passionate about educating and empowering young women.As the daughter of a high school teacher and pastor, Felicia began volunteering at an early age to help make a difference in people's lives.After graduating high school, Felicia worked as a Care Counselor at a Teen Crisis Center where she helped teens who were having difficulties.It was at the Center that Felicia realized she was passionate about inspiring teens to reach their greatest potential.While earning her degree at the University of South Florida, Mrs. Gibson Jaycox became an on-air personality and model for the Home Shopping Network (HSN).While at HSN,Felicia created and was the CEO of The Glamour Girls Club,an organization aimed at helping young women between the ages of 5 and 25 gain self-esteem and self-confidence.Through the use of self-empowerment workshop programs, Felicia taught over 2,000 young women public speaking skills,self-improvement techniques and leadership qualities.Felicia gained extensive experience in the fields of television production and event planning when she came to New York in 2000 to further her television career. She has helped produce numerous events and television programs,including The Heritage Network's shows“Showtime at the Apollo” and “Livin' Large.”Felicia was also a Segment Producer for the nationally syndicated television show “Weekend Vibe.”Utilizing the skills she has learned throughout her distinguished career,Mrs. Gibson Jaycox established The Power of You Teens to help inspire teen girls to dream big and to empower them with the tools to become tomorrow's agents of change.Her vision is to create an army of young women who are leaders –confident and strong enough to shine in the face of adversity and self-sufficient to make meaningful contributions to their community and to the world.

Raised in Tampa, Florida, Felicia Gibson Jaycox, Founder and CEO of The Power of You Teens, has always been passionate about educating and empowering young women.As the daughter of a high school teacher and pastor, Felicia began volunteering at an early age to help make a difference in people’s lives.After graduating high school, Felicia worked as a Care Counselor at a Teen Crisis Center where she helped teens who were having difficulties.It was at the Center that Felicia realized she was passionate about inspiring teens to reach their greatest potential.While earning her degree at the University of South Florida, Mrs. Gibson Jaycox became an on-air personality and model for the Home Shopping Network (HSN).While at HSN,Felicia created and was the CEO of The Glamour Girls Club,an organization aimed at helping young women between the ages of 5 and 25 gain self-esteem and self-confidence.Through the use of self-empowerment workshop programs, Felicia taught over 2,000 young women public speaking skills,self-improvement techniques and leadership qualities.Felicia gained extensive experience in the fields of television production and event planning when she came to New York in 2000 to further her television career. She has helped produce numerous events and television programs,including The Heritage Network’s shows“Showtime at the Apollo” and “Livin’ Large.”Felicia was also a Segment Producer for the nationally syndicated television show “Weekend Vibe.”Utilizing the skills she has learned throughout her distinguished career,Mrs. Gibson Jaycox established The Power of You Teens to help inspire teen girls to dream big and to empower them with the tools to become tomorrow’s agents of change.Her vision is to create an army of young women who are leaders –confident and strong enough to shine in the face of adversity and self-sufficient to make meaningful contributions to their community and to the world.

[embedplusvideo height="343" width="560" editlink="http://bit.ly/1f06rY9" standard="http://www.youtube.com/v/d_LIFBbgocY?fs=1&vq=hd720" vars="ytid=d_LIFBbgocY&width=560&height=343&start=&stop=&rs=w&hd=1&autoplay=0&react=1&chapters=¬es=" id="ep5310" /] On this episode of The AIE Podcast... Time for the Town Hall! Everyone Loves a Parade! Love is in the air, everywhere! Keep it clean people, keep it clean. And we talk to three of AIE's most famous segment producers All that and more coming up right now...   AIE NEWS   AIE General: Winter 2014 Town Hall As we mentioned last week, it's time for another AIE Town Hall meeting. This is when the leadership of the AIE Gaming Community gathers together to answer for their crimes, I mean, tell us what's happening in the world of AIE. The Town Hall will be held on our Ventrillo server on Saturday, February 22nd, at 9pm Eastern, and is open to all AIE members across all of our games. Be warned, we tend to fill up all 400 slots on the server, so anyone who regularly uses the server for groups and raids at that time might need to make alternate plans. Very sorry about that.   AIE WoW: Anniversary Parade Can you believe it's been seven years already? This month we will celebrate the 7th anniversary of the founding of the AIE WoW guild with a “grand parade” to take place at the Sunspire on Sunstrider Isle on Wednesday, February 12th, starting at 9:30pm Eastern. Bring your fanciest armor, your coolest pets, your most spectacular mounts, and lets remind Earthen Ring that we are a force to be reckoned with.   AIE WoW: Wedding Bells Ring Wedding bells are in the air of Azeroth. Two members of the AIE community have decided to tie the knot (in game at least) and you are invited! Join Yummybear and Juniper as they join their authenticators together on Wednesday, February 11th, at 11pm server time at the Fairie Circle in Tirisfal Glades. Reception to follow.   AIE WoW: Love is in the Air Event This really is the month of love, and there's no better way to express that than to share it with friends and frenemies. AIE WoW members can join us on February 15th at 2pm server time for the AIE Love Is In The Air event, where couples in game and real life can express their love for each other in front of the entire guild and a special guest Master of Ceremonies. And where else would you expect to find such a romantic event than the most romantic setting in Azeroth: the cathedral in Stormwind. Of course this means we need a LOT of support., so grab your loveliest battleaxe, and prepare your most emotional spells, and help us share our love with the Alliance.   AIE STO: Dilithium Bonus Weekend For you AIE Star Trek Online players, Perfect World is also showing you some love with a special bonus dilithiuim mining weekend event. So power up your spaceship and fly it backwards towards the nearest mine or asteroid field, and fill up your wallet.   AIE FF: Company Vault Cleanup Samantha Jane reminds all of our AIE Final Fantasy members to please be considerate and not flood the company vault with cheap useless knick-knacks. She's just finished giving it a good spring cleaning, a few months early, and will turn an extremely grumpy face on anyone who messes it up again. She didn't throw out any of the bloody weapon parts, dust bunnies, or fledgling doo, so if you're looking for any of those wonders, please help yourself.   AIE RL: Meetups Meetups! Here are the meetups currently listed on the AIE Meetup.com site… - Raid on Chino Banditos in Phoenix AZ, on Sunday February 9th at 6pm - Rocky Horror Picture Show gathering in Los Angeles, CA on Feb 22nd at midnight - Meetup at PAX East in Boston, MA, on Friday, April 11th at 10am - Meetup at AwesomeCon in Washington DC on Friday April 18th at 3pm - Dave and Busters meetup in Philadelphia, PA - Looking for date recommendations If you're anywhere near these meetups, hit the AIE Meetup.com site and RSVP. Even better, start your own Meetup!   And with that,

Michael LaRosa's interest in politics came at a young age. His first politics-related memory is of a placemat his parents put on the dinner table showing all of the U.S. presidents. He quickly mastered all the names and was happy to share that knowledge with classmates and teachers. "It morphed into the interest in government and politics," he said. "I memorized them at a young age. I started watching CSPAN. I remember some of my earliest memories coming home from fourth grade and watching Sen. Ben Nighthorse Campbell (R) from Colorado switch parties. It was right after the '94 election. I was a real junkie at a really young age. Politicians were and still are celebrities to me." After studing political science at Seton Hall University, LaRosa landed an internship on then Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton's (D-N.Y) 2006 reelection campaign. There he learned firsthand about the day-to-day activities of a campaign, from fundraising to event planning. LaRosa went on to serve as a personal aide to former Rep. Melissa Bean (D-Ill.), scheduler for Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D-N.Y.) and special assistant to the deputy director of the Office of Personnel Management. Those jobs set him on a path to his current job as segment producer for MSNBC's Hardball with Chris Matthews. "That intersection of where the media and politics exists always fascinated me, I think," he said. "The presidential campaigns were a big part of that. The 2008 and the 2004 campaigns were the moments, for me, when I realized I was kind of interested in the message that was coming across to voters, whether it was through the campaigns or the media. I wanted to be a part of that someway." About the time LaRosa was thinking that, Matthews was looking for a political junkie to help on his show. "We're both political junkies from Pennsylvania and we kind of hit it off," LaRosa said. "He's taught me a lot since then. I had a lot of practical experience going into journalism about politics, but I had to learn TV and learn journalism. I feel like I thrive on it. I really enjoy living and breathing politics in a way that you can't do in the government." Â