Podcast appearances and mentions of serena smith

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Mentre i partiti della sinistra si sono accordati per presentarsi uniti, Eric Ciotti, il presidente partito di centrodestra dei Repubblicani, ha detto di essere pronto a fare un accordo elettorale con il Rassemblement national, che ha trionfato alle elezioni europee. Il 5 giugno gli Stati Uniti hanno temporaneamente chiuso il confine con il Messico a tutti i migranti irregolari, dopo che il presidente Joe Biden ha firmato un ordine esecutivo che irrigidisce le norme sull'immigrazione. CONMarc Semo, giornalista, da ParigiAlessio Marchionna, editor di Stati Uniti di InternazionaleAnnalisa Camilli, giornalista di InternazionaleFrancia: https://www.rainews.it/video/2024/06/elezioni-europee-2024-jordan-bardella-rassemble[…]sulla-francia-video-6e2f4dc3-6f2d-4d76-9ef8-d0edc6617113.htmlBiden: https://edition.cnn.com/videos/politics/2024/06/04/biden-immigration-border-executive-action-cnc-digvid.cnnArticolo: Quando stare bene diventa un'ossessione di Serena Smith https://www.internazionale.it/magazine/serena-smith/2024/06/06/quando-stare-bene-diventa-un-ossessioneDisco: In this city they call you love Richard HawleySe ascolti questo podcast e ti piace, abbonati a Internazionale. È un modo concreto per sostenerci e per aiutarci a garantire ogni giorno un'informazione di qualità. Vai su internazionale.it/podcastScrivi a podcast@internazionale.it o manda un vocale a +39 3347063050Consulenza editoriale di Chiara Nielsen.Produzione di Claudio Balboni e Vincenzo De Simone.Musiche di Tommaso Colliva e Raffaele Scogna.Direzione creativa di Jonathan Zenti.

Welcome to the Tearsheet Podcast, where we navigate financial services together. We explore the future of financial services with an eye on technology, innovation, new models, and changing expectations. I'm Tearsheet editor in chief, Zack Miller. In today's episode, we dive into the dynamic world of financial institutions and their strategies for the year 2024. I'm thrilled to have had the opportunity to sit down with Serena Smith, Chief Client Officer at i2c, whose next-gen platform empowers financial institutions and fintechs of all sizes with no-code building block technology. Throughout our conversation, Serena shared insights garnered from her extensive experience and global perspective in the industry. From navigating the challenges faced by fintechs to addressing legacy technology obstacles within traditional banking, we explore the ever-evolving landscape of financial services. Serena's expertise sheds light on the trends shaping 2024, including the significance of real-time payments, the role of AI in financial services, and the critical need to meet the expectations of younger, digitally native generations like Gen Z and Gen Alpha. We also unpack i2c's innovative approach with a unified tech stack, empowering financial institutions to streamline their services across diverse geographies. Check out i2c's recent report on how younger customers make credit decisions. Download it here: https://www2.i2cinc.com/report-the-credit-economy?utm_source=Tearsheet&utm_medium=Referral&utm_campaign=The+Credit+Economy%3A+Tearsheet Join us as we delve into the opportunities, challenges, and transformative potential that lie ahead for financial institutions in the fast-paced world of 2024. Without further ado, let's delve into our enlightening conversation with Serena Smith.

Hi besties! We're back! We kick off this ep with a run-down of Maggie's Euro trip and a brief overview of the stories we missed whilse she was away. Think: The Titan sub, Taylor Swift tickets and Collen Ballinger's Toxic Gossip Train. Yikes.In our next segment, we discuss why Hollywood boyfriends are acting up and exposing themselves. From Jonah Hill's “boundaries” list to Keke Palmer's partner outfit-shaming her, boyfriends are truly embarrassing at the moment. We break down the impacts of therapy speech when weaponised by toxic men. Next, we discuss an article that's been doing the rounds online. Beware the ‘beige-fluencers', cheerleaders for a life of no surprises by Sarah Manavis for The Guardian is a think piece on modern influencer culture and asks if romanticising the mundane is to live a boring life. We discuss our places in this lifestyle content, why Gen Z might be romanticising stability, and the internet's response to the article. For recommendations, Maggie loved This Is Not A Pity Memoir by Abi Morgan and Jas loved The ‘lazy girl job' trend romanticises the drudgery of work by Serena Smith for Dazed Mag. Chat soon!! Jas and Mags xo Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week, Frankie's embracing the start of Sagittarius season and working on her birthday list: anything OTT that she can wear to Christmas parties galore. But Charlie needs to work up some social stamina first, and see if she can work out how to balance a desire to make up for lost parties with the rising cost of croissants (and everything else) - what happens to emotional spending in a cost of living crisis? Plus, we're talking about royal plus ones, shapewear eureka moments, Joe Goldberg in London, and the best spot in town for remote working days... Links from the episode: Treat yourself! The rise of emotional spending among young people - Serena Smith, Dazed Both sides of a breakup - The Cut Honest Boss - Stylist

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Serena tells us about her experience with 15 years of addiction and how she's turned her life around to help others that are dealing with the same thing. She is in training to become a CRSS. 

Serena Smith has spent more than 50k on plastic surgery. Kev and Trish caught up with her to hear about the journey. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

'The Management' granted the team permission to enter the warmth of the Weekly Experience Studio, as Jack burned himself under the heat of the heaters at the Bear in the previous podcast, not really, he just got a little toasty warm. 'Spice Of Life Soaps' owner Serena Smith will be joining the team to discuss all things community, along with Emily Wickham Fitness, Jules of Groomers Spotlight, Lissie of Near & Far Mobile Bar, and Anna of Drain Doctor. A few Christmas sparkles are starting to show up in the podcast, with a new feature called "That's Christmas to Me" with Lucy Woolridge, festive fayre events soon to take place, along with the usual quiz, featuring some great music and banter. Enjoy the show RJB & S x

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How often do you clean your home or clean-up your products? Have you ever considered a home detox? This week's episode on "Happiness through Hardship" - The Podcast, holistic health expert and author Serena Smith-Williams shares how to detox your home one step-at-a-time. Whether you’re looking to spring clean, toss your toxic products or create healthier habits, she's the healthy living expert you need. Serena is a fitness expert, massage therapist and holistic health practitioner who specializes in inspiring people to live healthier lives. She’s created a community, Simple Holistic Girl, providing resources and information toward holistic health and non-toxic living. On this episode we talk detox practices, toss-the-toxins challenge and our favorite clean and green products. She and I even laugh over our love for Dr. Bronner's, easy-to-install water filters and healthy living apps. Serena and I met virtually through wellness circles years ago. Both Pretty Wellness (my brand) and Simple Holistic Girl (hers) share similarities in that we want to inspire people to look at wellness holistically - not just one area - but many. Serena is filled with motivational information and I’m thrilled that shares her knowledge on this episode. SHOW NOTES Simple Holistic Girl: https://www.simpleholisticgirl.com Toss the Toxins Challenge: https://www.simpleholisticgirl.com/5-day-toss-the-toxins-challenge-day-5/ Helpful holistic guides: Healthy Checklists, Smoothie Cookbook, Essential Oils 1010: https://www.simpleholisticgirl.com/shop/ Aquasana Claryum Direct Connect Water Filter: https://amzn.to/2Qdsni4 Think Dirty app: https://www.thinkdirtyapp.com/ Environmental Working Group / Healthy Living app: https://www.ewg.org/apps/ NASA Clear Air Study(info on plants:) https://www.healthline.com/health/air-purifying-plants  The Grateful Game: https://PrettyWellness.com/igtv CONNECT with Serena Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/simpleholisticgirl Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheSHGBlog Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/simpleholisticgirl/ CONNECT with us: www.PrettyWellness.com/podcast - for more information on the podcast episodes 
www.PrettyWellness.com/cancer-resources - easily accessible cancer information
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I feel them 3 words coming... I'm EXCITED!!! YEAH!!! Serena Smith  is the C.E.O of Amour Lush Ave! (Beauty, Cosmetic, & Personal Care) I first seen her on Akron Hiphop.com a couple months ago and her personality grabbed me!!! This young QUEEN is about her business!!! Tap in and get to know her!!! The best is yet to come and SUCCESS IS THE ONLY OPTION!!!   MY 1ST BOOK GOALS GIVE DIRECTION IS AVAILABLE!!! WWW.JBLACKINSPIRES.COM

Join Gaby and Mortgage Advisor, Serena Smith as they talk you through the process of buying your very first home in the UK. In this episode, Gaby opens up about her first time buyer experience and how she missed out on the first home that she set her heart on because her and her partner were uneducated and nervous about the process. She's since made it her mission to make the home buying journey more accessible for twenty-somethings. With the support of Serena's financial knowledge as a Mortgage Advisor, Talk Twenties have launched their first online course, The First Time Buyer Guide: https://talktwenties.podia.com/first-time-buyer-guide Download the FREE House Buying Timeline now: https://view.flodesk.com/pages/606dbdbad0ab2d9ce60022d3

There's a new dating term called 'wokefishing' and it might have happened to you! We chat to VICE writer Serena Smith who invented the word and Sexologist Shan Boodram on how to spot one in the wild. Music heard: Exish - Bambaizel Exish - Breeze Exish - Fluidity https://www.triplejunearthed.com/artist/exish

There's a new dating term called 'wokefishing' and it might have happened to you!We chat to VICE writer Serena Smith who invented the word and Sexologist Shan Boodram on how to spot one in the wild.Music heard: Exish - BambaizelExish - BreezeExish - Fluidity https://www.triplejunearthed.com/artist/exish

There's a new dating term called 'wokefishing' and it might have happened to you!We chat to VICE writer Serena Smith who invented the word and Sexologist Shan Boodram on how to spot one in the wild.Music heard: Exish - BambaizelExish - BreezeExish - Fluidity https://www.triplejunearthed.com/artist/exish

There's a new dating term called 'wokefishing' and it might have happened to you! We chat to VICE writer Serena Smith who invented the word and Sexologist Shan Boodram on how to spot one in the wild. Music heard: Exish - Bambaizel Exish - Breeze Exish - Fluidity https://www.triplejunearthed.com/artist/exish

Should political affiliation be a dating deal-breaker? Should you only date within your own party? Are couples who differ politically doomed? What is the secret to making it work?Certified Intimacy Coach // author of The Secrets to Get the Guy and Keep the GuyIt's no secret that political tensions in America are at an all-time high these days, and with the election fast approaching, those sharp political divisions seem to be present in just about every aspect of our lives, including our love lives. While dating apps tend to see an increase in activity during an election year - according to industry pro Adam Cohen Aslatei, who tells InsideHook his dating app S'More has seen a 20-percent increase in user activity as November approaches - a recent Pew Research survey reveals many single Americans looking for love this election year may be less inclined than ever to consider swiping right on someone from the opposing political party. According to the survey, 43 percent of Democrats said they'd be unlikely to consider dating a Republican, while 24 percent of Republicans said they'd pass on a relationship with a Dem. Those numbers shot up on both ends of the political spectrum when it came to voting history - specifically, who prospective daters voted for in 2016. About seven-in-ten left-leaning voters said they probably or definitely wouldn't consider dating someone who voted for Donald Trump, while 47 percent of Trumpers said the same about those who voted for Hilary Clinton. None of this is exactly surprising given the "partisan antipathy seen in the overall public," as the Pew report put it. However, as the political divide continues to shrink the dating pool, a new catfishing trend seems to be on the rise among Trumpers and other right-wing daters who aren't afraid to sell out their political beliefs for a shot at a hookup. Dubbed "wokefishing" by Serena Smith for Vice, the sneaky new trend involves daters with less-than-progressive views pretending to align with more left-leaning beliefs in an attempt to score more matches on dating apps.

Wanting to buy a house someday but have no idea about mortgages? Fixed Term, Variable Rate, Remortgaging - what does it all mean? Now is the time to swat up on all of these terms and with the help of Mortgage Advisor, Serena Smith, we've made that possible in this episode of the podcast! Learn what you need to do to prepare for buying a house and hear Serena's insights and predictions on how the property market will look after lockdown. One not to miss for aspiring first time buyers! With the support of Serena's financial knowledge as a Mortgage Advisor, Talk Twenties have launched their first online course, The First Time Buyer Guide, check it out here: https://talktwenties.podia.com/first-time-buyer-guide

For Episode 4 of the Keep Streets Live Podcast I've chatted with fiddle player and busker Serena Smith.First I ask Serena about her musical beginnings as a fiddle player. Then we chat about her busking blog and some of her experiences busking on the London Underground. I ask Serena about any safety concerns she's had while busking.Next I ask her for EQ tips for budding fiddle players.We then chat about Serena's music and I ask if she's had any problems when dealing with authorities in Nottingham. I talk about Nottingham's Public Space Protection Order for busking and ask Serena if she's been affected by it.I ask Serena what her favourite and least favourite things are about busking.We then have a chat about motivation for busking.To finish the podcast Serena includes one of her MP3's, Shape Of You by Ed Sheeran.The podcast will also be available on i-tunes and youtube.Thanks for listening!Clare Dowling#buskers #chat #podcast

Welcome to Episode 3 of the Keep Streets Live Podcast where I've spoken to Lynn McFarland, singer/songwriter and busker.First we chat about when Lynn first went busking, then I ask her if she's had any safety safety concerns when busking. Next I ask Lynn if she has had any problems with authorities when busking in Nottingham. Then we chat about a new band Lynn is in called Smith and Co with fiddle player Serena Smith. Next I ask Lynn what are the best and worst things about being a busker.To round off Lynn tells us about some gigs she has coming up and  one of her own songs, Tennessee Whiskey ends the podcast.I hope you enjoyed the podcast. The episode will also be available on i-tunes and Youtube.Clare Dowling

Serena Smith was 31-years old. She was shepherding a huge transition at work and a lot of people were looking to her for comfort and stability in the change. And her superiors were looking for results. That’s when she found a lump on her neck – it was cancer. Listen as she shares how she got over the hump.