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Coming Up:   Tuesday 4th March 10.15-11.15 (UK) Claire, Oscar Trimboli and Shaney will continue the listening experiment. Join the audience in the studio or follow the Livestream on our YouTube or Linked In channels   Friday 28th March 08.00-18.00 (UK) Open House at The Coaching Inn - get your guest pass here

Mi Gente! Feliz Lunes/Happy Monday! Welcome back to another episode of the It's Mi, Chelle Podcast. I hope it's a 4 day weekend for you but if it's not we here together

Are you ripe to lock in your feminine power and eroticism in business to see how it elevates your presence, speaking and ability to navigate the inevitable challenges that arise in leadership? By the end of this episode, you are going to say a resounding YES. You are about to delve into the fascinating intersection of eroticism and leadership, learning how personal dynamics and sensual experiences shape your business. Shaney Marie is an experienced teacher and creator in the field of Feminine Erotic Mysteries. Together, we delve into the fascinating intersection of eroticism and leadership, discussing how personal dynamics and experiences shape your business. Shaney shares her journey of deepening self-awareness, managing public perception, and confronting challenges on social and digital platforms, all while maintaining an inspiring connection to her innate feminine power. This one-of-a-kind conversation will give you unforgettable insights into grounding business practices in the sacred and the erotic, the importance of somatic work, and the transformative impact of facing one's insecurities head-on. Immerse yourself in Shaney's truths on: The Depth of Self-Actualisation Embracing Archetypes and Future Aspirations Navigating Business Setbacks and transitions Voice and Public Speaking Journey despite deep inhibitions and Integrating Feminine Energy in Business LINKS:  INSTAGRAM: @shaneymarie_enchantress FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/ShaneyMarieEnchantress?mibextid=LQQJ4dSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In 2024, Oscar Trimboli joined Claire Pedrick at The Coaching Inn, on the suggestion of Shaney Crawford who is training to be a coach. There was lots of learning on every side. This extended (nearly 3 hours) episode of The Coaching Inn has four sections.  The original discussion from the first podcast that I did with Oscar.  A recording of your responses to what we said - thank you to everyone who sent in reflections An invitation to experiment where Shani and Oscar and I reflect on the responses to the original episode.  An Episode with Kathryn Mannix about listening There are many ways that you can listen to this: you can watch the video or you can listen to the audio or you can do both you can watch and listen in one sitting you can watch and listen to each section, pausing, noticing, reflecting, with one or two days until your next listen to let the learning emerge slowly or you might want to watch or listen together with someone else. That might be somebody at work, it might be someone you work with, it might be another coach, either at the same time or during the same week. Using this technique, you're going to help each other hear and discover something new about listening, something varied and something different. Watch and listen to what's said and notice how it's being said Taking notes or not taking notes, whichever works for you, whether it's words or icons, diagrams or something else, might be a useful way of engaging.    Go Deeper Of course, we will really look forward to hearing your feedback and finding out how you're using this and what you're learning, because we're still learning too. Email info@3dcoaching.com with the title Listening   Contact  Oscar Trimboli Shaney Crawford Claire by emailing info@3dcoaching.com or checking out her 3D Coaching Supervision Community - we will be running new cohorts of Deeper Noticing and Deeper Partnership in 2025 - let Claire know and you'll be the first to know when we open bookings   If you like this episode, subscribe or follow The Coaching Inn on your podcast platform or our YouTube Channel to hear or see new episodes as they drop.    If you'd like to find out more about 3D Coaching, you can get all our new ideas and offers in our weekly email.    Coming Up:  Soon: Open Table - Crossing the Bridge to Full Time Coaching   Keywords coaching, listening, communication, cultural perspectives, silence, dialogue, engagement, feedback, personal growth, listening techniques, listening, communication, silence, culture, storytelling, coaching, connection, presence, multilingualism, reflection, listening, communication, language learning, presence, feedback, coaching, dialogue, engagement, emotional intelligence, mindfulness, listening, communication, coaching, flexibility, curiosity, silence, presence, dialogue, co-creation, life transitions

This week, I was able to sit down and have an amazing conversation with Shaney Andler, a former special education teacher who developed an incredible teen mental health program after her own son's struggles with anxiety. Here are the key topics that we had discussed:How Shaney's personal journey with her son's anxiety inspired her to develop a practical, accessible program to equip teens with essential coping strategies.The stigma around mental health, but also a concerning trend of teens embracing it as an identityHow she believes many teens cope with problems by immersing themselves in their phones but then exacerbate issues rather than providing healthy coping mechanismsHer goal of coping skills to be taught proactively, so teens have the tools to manage challenges as they ariseHer written book, "Back Pocket for Parents" which provides coping skills for parentsThe Coping Skills Book that aims to provide teens with easy and quick to read practical coping skills that would help them._____________________________________For more information or to contact Shaney, visit www.backpockettools.com_____________________________________Link to all things Not in a Huff Podcast: https://linktr.ee/notinahuffpodcastPlease follow/subscribe to the podcast to be the first to see new episodes when they come out each week. Be extra awesome and rate us on Apple Podcast and Spotify! :)

In this episode of Authentic Sex, Juliet is joined by Shaney Marie to explore the world of female love, sex, and eros. Together, they go into the unique dynamics of making love to a woman (highlighting the differences between intimacy and eroticism with women and men), the magnetism of the pussy and feminine heart, male curiosity about women-on-women sex, and how women can tap into their "energetic cock". They also speak about shame surrounding sexuality and the profound healing that can occur when exploring deep connections and intimacy with others. Tune in for an eye-opening and heartfelt discussion that breaks down barriers and celebrates the healing power of love and sex between women.

In this captivating episode of Diving Deep with Destin: Sex, Love, and Evolution, Destin Gerek is joined by Shaney Marie, a guide and initiatrix of the feminine mysteries with two decades of experience in neo-tantra, archetypal dance, and erotic embodiment. Together, they explore Shaney's unique journey, from her beginnings as a stripper to becoming a spiritual guide. This conversation delves into the transformative power of erotic embodiment, the significance of integrating darker aspects of sexuality, and the profound lessons learned through embracing one's erotic nature. Destin and Shaney's shared history and experiences provide deep insights into personal and spiritual growth through the lens of sexuality. This episode is brought to you by: Lit - Love & Intimacy Tools, a boutique sensation tools brand offering a luscious new take on adult toys. Lit pairs gorgeous, high-end sensual toys with fun practices to deepen authentic intimacy through mindful exploration of sensual pleasure. Their work is rooted in somatic arts, the science of touch, nervous system regulation, vagal nerve theory, and authentic relating. Each tool comes with an intimacy practice to enrich your connection. Use the code Destin to save 10% or get their Totally Lit Kit with all 12 tools for 25% off. ⁠https://www.litup.love/destin⁠  Use Promo Code: DESTIN to receive 10% off your order! Key Insights:  The transformative power of erotic embodiment in the journey toward authentic self-discovery.  Strategies for integrating the darker aspects of sexuality to foster growth and personal empowerment.  The role of neo-tantra in cultivating deep, meaningful connections and spiritual evolution. Notable Quotes: "Erotic embodiment is the gateway to profound personal and spiritual transformation."  "Integrating the darker aspects of our sexuality allows us to reclaim our full power and authenticity." Timestamps:  00:02:30 - Introduction to Shaney Marie's journey from stripper to spiritual guide  00:15:45 - The importance of erotic embodiment in personal evolution  00:28:20 - Embracing and integrating the darker aspects of sexuality  00:40:55 - Insights into neo-tantra and its impact on spiritual growth  00:53:10 - Practical advice for cultivating authentic connections through erotic embodiment  01:05:25 - Shaney's strategies for embracing the full spectrum of one's erotic nature Guest Bio:  Shaney Marie is a guide and initiatrix of the feminine mysteries with two decades of experience in neo-tantra, archetypal dance, and erotic embodiment. She specializes in helping individuals reclaim their erotic power and authenticity through deep spiritual and personal transformation. Shaney's work empowers individuals to integrate all aspects of their sexuality, fostering profound growth and meaningful connections. Connect with Shaney:  IG: @shaneymarie_enchantress  Call to Action:  If you found value in today's conversation, please Subscribe, Rate us, leave us a review on your favorite podcast platform, and share this episode with someone who could benefit from these life-changing insights. Your support helps us grow and continue to bring you impactful discussions like this one. For more on how to evolve your own masculine or feminine journey, reach out to us at:  Website: ⁠DestinGerek.com⁠  Instagram: ⁠http://instagram.com/DestinGerek⁠  TikTok: ⁠@DestinGerek⁠  Youtube: ⁠@DivingDeepWithDestin --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/destingerek/message

It took one of our students to remind us that a podcast on how we do what we do at 3D would be a great idea! In this bonus episode at the start of International Coaching Week, Claire Pedrick MCC interviews Shaney Crawford about her coaching journey and experiences. Shani shares how she discovered coaching through a podcast and her interest in becoming a better listener. She discusses the transformative impact her training with 3D had on her coaching skills.    Shani also talks about her work as the head of an international school in Japan and her personal journey of overcoming addiction. The conversation highlights the importance of simplicity, containment, and truly hearing others in coaching. In this conversation, Claire and Shaney discuss the importance of creating a safe space for people to share their stories without interruption. They explore the distinction between those who feel obligated to share and those who genuinely need their story to be heard. Hear the journey of becoming an artful coach and the importance of narrowing the gap between your best and hardest coaching sessions.    Shani shares her experiences with Action Learning Facilitator training and the challenges of transitioning from free clients to paid clients. They also touch on the idea of forming a community of coaching cohorts and the benefits of leaving space in online training for conversations.   Contact Shaney through LinkedIn    Find more about 3D's Training And Claire's Coaching Supervision Community   If you like this episode, subscribe or follow The Coaching Inn on your podcast platform to hear new episodes as they drop.  You can watch this episode, with subtitles on our YouTube Channel   Key Words coaching, journey, listener, training, transformation, international school, addiction, simplicity, containment, hearing, coaching, storytelling, safe space, interruption, artful coach, Action Learning Facilitator, paid clients, community, post-training conversations, Claire Pedrick, Level 1 Coach Training

This was such a beautiful conversation with teacher and creator of the Feminine erotic mysteries, Shaney Marie. Her subtle attunement, mythopoetic orientation, and open heart made this conversation a pleasure to experience for me. In this episode we talk about: -Meeting God through the erotic -The Feminine as the deep undercurrent that moves life -Opening too quickly and being able to metabolize our experiences of opening -Ritual as transmutation of life energy -Descending well, pain initiations, and death portals as birth portals -The transmission of the Mother as it relates to Eros -How to find true nourishment in our Eros And so much more... I love Shaney's honest and raw transmission here. I hope you enjoy.

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As we near the end of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, please join us for a chat with Shaney Jo Darden, founder of Keep A Breast Foundation. In this very special episode, we hear the backstory of Check Yourself Pink Lager, the amazing collab between Keep A Breast Foundation and Fall Brewing. Shaney also shares about the 2023 Breast Cast Exhibition Art Show and Auction. 

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Next in our Summer Series Takeover is Seattle U! Kendra talks to SU Director of Athletics, Shaney Fink about some initiatives she has done in the Redhawk athletic department, hosting WAC championships plus some great memories from the 2022-23 seasons!

Mi Gente! Feliz Lunes/Happy Monday! Welcome back to another episode of the It's Mi, Chelle Podcast. Missed you sooo much! This week Shaney Wan Kanobe is joining us. Be prepared for laughs so, sit back and enjoy! For all my audio only baddies you can tune into the audio only version of this episode right here and wherever you stream your podcasts

Mi Gente! Feliz Lunes/Happy Monday

Mi gente!! Happy Monday/Feliz Lunes. This week we are joined yet again, by Marlon and Marie the hosts of the @itsonourradar Podcast and my wonderful husband Shaney Wan Kanobe for part 2 of our Valentines Day episode. We get into the old fashioned Valentines Day arts and crafts or DIY gifts and you don't want to miss Marie and I going in on side chicks , Shane and Marlon go off in their own poetry corner , and we talk about what thick thighs do for humanity. You can tune into the audio only version of this episode wherever you stream your podcasts and catch us on YouTube and Spotify Video So, if you haven't done so already, make sure you subscribe to the It's Mi, Chelle Podcast YouTube channel..link below

Farmers and wine producers in Italy have criticised plans to introduce health warnings on alcohol. Coldiretti, Italy's biggest farmers' association, described the “terrifying” warnings as a “direct attack” against the country. Paolo Di Stefano – Head of Coldiretti's EU office in Brussels told Shaney why they were not happy.

Farmers and wine producers in Italy have criticised plans to introduce health warnings on alcohol. Coldiretti, Italy's biggest farmers' association, described the “terrifying” warnings as a “direct attack” against the country. Paolo Di Stefano – Head of Coldiretti's EU office in Brussels told Shaney why they were not happy.

Oscar Trimboli: The sophisticated and paradoxical power of deciding if and when to listen. G'day, It's Oscar, and today we have a question from a Deep Listening Ambassador in Japan. Shaney: Hi Oscar. This is Shaney from Tsukuba Ibaraki, Japan, and my question is about listening as a leader. Do you have any suggestions about how to continue to listen deeply as a leader when you tend to receive comments, suggestions, and ideas from so many people all day every day. It can be quite surprising for people who are new to leadership positions to realize just how much time leaders spend listening to people and how tiring it can be when the fourth or the eighth person in a day asks you if you have a minute and then launches into a rant or a criticism or a suggestion of how to improve something. Listening is so very important to leadership, but it can also be really, really hard to listen to comments and suggestions all day long, especially because you feel a personal obligation to fix the problems that people bring to you.   Oscar Trimboli: Thanks, Shaney. This is a wonderful paradoxical and universal question independent of organization, culture, location, or country. My favorite kind of question, if you like Shaney, have a question about listening in the workplace, email  podcast@oscartrimboli.com This question, it's a question about choice and timing. It could be about when to listen and when NOT to listen. It's also a question about attention and your listening batteries. When it comes to your listening batteries throughout the day, you need to check and notice what's your battery level right now is a green, yellow, red. You need to check what color your listening battery is before you start listening. Something I learned from James Clear in episode 67, advice is often context dependent. Shaney, I'm going to avoid giving you advice here as James points out questions can help you navigate beyond the context. Let's listen to how James explained it.   James Clear: And one of the women that as a reader of mine and I talked to as I was working on the book, she lost a lot of weight, and she had this really great question that she carried around with her. Questions are often more useful than advice in the sense that advice is very context dependent. It's like, "Oh, it works in this situation, but what if you find yourself in a different situation now it doesn't apply as much." And the question that she carried around with her was what would a healthy person do? And so she could go from context to context and sort of have that question to reinforce the identity. That's actually in many ways, more useful than having a good workout program or a good diet plan because that you can only do once. But no matter where you're at, you can ask what would a healthy person do?   Oscar Trimboli: Shaney, I'll share with you four types of questions, four categories of questions for groups of questions that have helped my other clients. It's important to understand that the question you are asked is very, very common and it's amplified when you're in a leadership role. The categories of the four questions are what, when, how, and who. Let's start with WHAT. What would make this a good conversation? What would make this a great conversation? What would make this an effective conversation? What do you want from this conversation? In the book, how to listen, we cover off the use of this question throughout the book, creating a listening compass for you and the other participants. It's a great way to hack the conversation to make it much shorter for you and for them. The reason we want to ask a WHAT question right up front is you want to understand the context for them and for you, because shortly I'm going to invite you to make a choice about when you should think about answering this question, Shaney. So let's move to WHEN Here's a group of questions to think about. When is the best time to discuss this with you? When is the best time for us to discuss it? And finally, although I'd love to discuss it right now and listen to you, I don't think I can effectively listen to what you want to achieve in this conversation. Can we discuss this at another time? Professor Cal Newport is very particular about the value he places on his time. And rather than dealing with each individual and their specific question, request feedback experiment, he encourages each of his students or peers to attend a regular weekly meeting. In that meeting, everybody can bring their request or their question along. He does this for three very specific reasons. 1. he has a defined time and more importantly, a defined process for dealing with these random rants, as you call them, Shaney, or the feedback or any of the other issues he's dealing with. He's placing them in space, time, and context where he can arrive with his listening batteries fully charged. 2. he creates the environment where others can participate. Others can listen to the range of questions that Professor Newport is asked, as well as listening to the way he thinks about answering these questions. 3. he thinks about his time being multiplied in a group context with many of the participants either self-solving when hearing others' answers, resolving their question with other participants, helping them in doing so. Newport is building a culture of mutual support. He's making himself independent of the process, and ultimately Newport explains how he would approach thinking about the issue rather than his recommendation to the other person or group about how to solve the issue. Shaney, one of the things I invite you to think about is if you feel like you need to fix, give them a simple framework to think it through rather than giving them an answer. In adopting this approach, Newport creates a sustainable listening process ensuring his listening batteries are fully charged before arriving at this regular meeting, whether it's face to face or virtual. Shaney, back in episode 61, when I discussed this issue with Professor Stefan Van der Stigchel from Utrecht University, he's written multiple books on the importance of attention. He reflected on his more direct approach when students or peers approached him with a question.   Stefan Van der Stigchel: People come into my room when I'm on my work quite often to ask me questions or to talk about a certain experiment. And of course, when you're in your working environment, they're things are not always positive, right? What I've tried to learn is that communicate to, if people enter my room to say, this is not the right moment. I cannot listen to you. My mind is not open, my working memory is full, I'm worrying about something. And I've started to realize that people actually appreciate that if you say it in the past, there are too many occasions in which I was claiming to be listening and they ask me questions and I just noticed my mind is somewhere else. My mind wandering about the meeting before, and then I simply have to admit that I have no idea what they're talking about. And that's quite embarrassing and it's frustrating what I've learned from my peers that there are people who can acknowledge that they can acknowledge if somebody walks into the room, ask them a scientific question, please, not now. It's good to have a culture and in a work environment when you can admit that although I might be looking at you right now, I am honestly not listening. And this is not due to you. You're very interesting and you're probably a very interesting question. But what's happening to me right now is that my mind is wandering, and I'm not ready to receive your information. Again, my environment, people have to learn that's a possibility and that they can come back at a later time, but it's not something personal. Previously what happened to me is that I was sort of almost afraid to tell the other person because I was afraid that they were going to take it personally, right? That you are not interesting to me. And I try to make sure that it's not about them, but it's simply that the current situation is for some reason not appropriate.   Oscar Trimboli: Shaney, when thinking about the WHEN of listening, the most generous thing, the most sustainable outcome for you, and the person asking the question, the rant, the person wanting to bounce something off you. The most generous thing I think you can do is NOT listen. When you're listening, batteries are drained when they're moving from yellow to red or from red to black. It doesn't help them, you or the organization you lead by listening, transactionally, listening superficially, bouncing between level one and maybe level two, listening for symptoms rather than moving between level two, three and four and listening for systemic implications. Listening is a skill, it's a practice, it's a process and ultimately a way to impact systemic change in a sustainable way for the organization you'd lead. As I mentioned earlier on, Shaney, the question you pose is a universal leadership issue. It's a common question my clients ask me. This is an interview with Katie Burke, who is the leader of people and culture at HubSpot, an organization where she's responsible for 6,000 employees globally. In this interview with Shane Metcalf, Chief People Officer for 15Five an employee engagement software company from June 21, it was called Reviving the Art of Listening with HubSpot's Katie Burke. Listen carefully as Katie describes how she manages her energy to make a bigger impact with her listening. Notice how she conserves her listening batteries and shares the difficult and draining parts of listening with other leaders and members of her team.   Katie Burke: In my own journey on this front, I think a few things that have really worked for me, I got some really tough feedback my first few years as CPO that I was distracted and I was, and it was because I was trying to be everywhere at once and be all things to all people. And so the biggest tack for listening that I know is I say NO to almost everything, including I don't get a ton of energy from doing one-on-one coffee chats with people. I've just learned over the years. I feel like I'm saying the same thing over and over again. And also just I got emotionally worn down. It was just tiring. And so I don't do our new hire welcome as a group anymore because it just felt a little tiring. And then I don't do a ton of coffee chats both internally and externally. And the reason I don't do that is not because I don't enjoy doing that occasionally, it was because it was starting to really interfere with my ability to listen and be a great leader for my team. Great listening actually starts with being intentional around what you say no to. So you can be present for the people in your org and be the best leader possible when you're there.   Shane Metcalf: It's so interesting around our own energy management, our own state is going to dictate are we able to listen? Especially HR is often the punching bag in an organization because HR people, we are the recipient of so much feedback, positive and negative, humans get flooded with emotion. When we're in a fight or flight state, there's a physiological change that happens in our ears and we actually stop listening. What I'm hearing from you is you needed to set boundaries and create the experience for you to do work that energizes you so that you could actually listen.   Katie Burke: I personally think there should be much more discussion for CHROs, for HR business partners, for anyone who bears the emotional breadth of an organization, of talking about how I think people talk a lot about self-care and break and rest. Those are all great, but don't get to the core fix. And I think what I had to learn is I have to actually just be really disciplined around my schedule because it creates space for me to do the things that I know make me a better listener. And for me, that's getting outside once a day, getting my run in the morning. I'm a much better person, leader, manager, you name it. If I get outside and get a workout in. And then the other thing is just being intentional around what gives you energy and being honest about that. I grew up very much a people pleaser. It was a really hard habit for me to break, and I don't think people love that. It's my habit. I've had to get really comfortable with the fact that it is the only thing that allows me to keep listening, to HubSpotters and being a good leader for my team.   Shane Metcalf: It's a worthwhile process for all of us to check in. Am I actually in a state where I can listen? Because I've gone through this, I've gone through periods where I'm like, I don't want to hear any more feedback. I'm sick of it. People just complain. We're never going to make people happy. I'm in the pretty negative state and then I have no receptivity to actually listen to what my people are saying and anything they say will probably be viewed through that lens of I don't want to hear it.   Katie Burke: Agreed. I've also just had to say no. There are times when I think taking a meeting does you want to listen to someone. If you're not, there is actually a bad use of both of your time. And so one of the things I've said to some people is. Hey, I'm actually not in a great spot to really have the conversation I think we need to have, and so I need to wait until tomorrow. I need to wait until I'm in a better spot or I think someone on my team is better suited to have this conversation given that they can really understand and empathize where you are because I think when people are in an acute state, they need someone to listen to them a 100%. I need to be honest if you're not there. The other thing is just that's where I come back to you're not going to make everyone happy. I used to hold myself to a really high bar. I wanted to think that everyone who, if we had a tough meeting to listen to people that everyone would leave saying like, "Wow, our people operations team is great." What I've started doing is now leaving those meetings where the goal is just to make people feel heard, not to make them feel better, just to make them feel heard. That takes some of the pressure off because the other thing is I'm a bias for action person. I tend to lean into how do we solve things? It takes the pressure off to solve it because my only job there is to be present to what they're feeling.   Oscar Trimboli: Shaney, the most impactful, sustainable, and generous listening could be when you choose NOT to listen in that moment, reacting and trying to fight the urge to fix, kind of showing up like the shrewd listening villa from our listening quiz, becoming conscious that your ego wants to fix, solve, and answer. It's great in the moment, but it doesn't drive systemic change. Create a phrase that works for you. The four A's at this point, ask, acknowledge, assess, and agree. Ask what would make this a good conversation or outcome? Acknowledge their point and issue or even question, or problem Assess when is the most effective time for a sustainable, impactful discussion? Agree, when or who to meet with to progress it. Shaney, we've covered the what and when. I just want to quickly talk to you about how and who. These additional categories of questions are really useful when the conversation happens. First, let's talk about HOW. How would you like to discuss it? How will we allocate our time exploring the past and the future? How long have you been thinking about this? How will we know if we've made progress? Let's move on to the WHO Who else noticed this issue originally? Who else does it impact? and Who needs to be involved in discussing or resolving it? Shaney, to make this very practical, very pragmatic, and actionable for you. My go-to question for the random rant, the curious question, or the feisty feedback, What would make this a good conversation for you? They will either tell you they want to have a rant with no outcome, or they may request you to be their thinking partner, or more likely than not, they'll try and put the problem-solving monkey back on your back. At this point, Shaney, notice the pattern in their questions three or more of the same kinds of questions. You're probably dealing with a systemic issue, and I speculate you probably can't solve it alone, or at least in the pair that are discussing the problem. Define an allocated time on a regular basis for you to triage all of these kinds of discussions into one context where your listening batteries are fully charged. As Katie mentioned, sometimes people just want you to hear them out rather than fix, especially when you don't have the listening batteries available to listen and fix in the moment. Finally, every conversation doesn't and can't be a process of deep listening. You can't always deeply listen. You need to be flexible and adjust accordingly in the situation. Sometimes just being present and allowing them to be heard will be enough. This makes your listening light and easy and it doesn't drain your listening batteries. A quick reminder, your role as a listener is not to comprehend everything the speaker says. It's your role to help the speaker better understand what and how they're thinking about an issue and ultimately help them to understand what they mean and where they want to progress. Shaney, thanks for the brilliant question. G'day. It's Oscar. This podcast episode is an experiment in a few parts and one of the things that's happened in between the time Shaney sent me the question, I recorded the responses that I sent it back to her in draft format to ask her for a few reflections. I gave her four questions to ponder. Shaney listened to what I sent her and shared it with her team, and I've asked her to reflect on four questions. Also, in between that time I have been completely flat on my back with a virus for seven days, so my voice is probably sounding a little different. What you'll hear next is Shaney reflecting back on the questions I posed to her. Let me know what was most helpful in what I've explored.   Shaney: I don't need to fix, solve, or answer anything when I'm listening to people. I just need to make sure that people are heard. When I played it for my team, they really reacted positively to the concept of a listening battery and also to the idea that not every conversation can or should be a process of deep listening.   Oscar Trimboli: Which one of these will you experiment with? Which one will be easy for you to implement? and What will be sustainable in the context in which you leave?   Shaney: I will definitely be trying to remember not to go into conversations with the intent to solve anything. This will be very hard for me as I have a lifetime habit of doing just that. I think that this is very important and as a leader, I really need to try to help the people that I'm talking to find ways to solve their own problems instead of trying to solve them for them. People take more ownership of decisions and outcomes when they come to their own conclusions, so I'd like to learn more about how I can suppress my urge to fix things. I need to do a better job of listening to ensure that my colleagues are heard and that they're supported in finding solutions that work for themselves in their own context rather than just me giving advice to them that may or may not work because I may or may not have fully accounted for the context that they're working in. In my team, we talked about how saying no can be quite difficult in our context as one of our goals is to be approachable and available to the students, parents, and staff members at our school. We talked about how we can conserve our batteries by acknowledging the person and their query and actively deciding whether or not this is the best time to have the conversation. We think that can work well with students and parents, but we're still not sure how to say no in a compassionate way that doesn't make our colleagues feel like they're being ignored or rebuffed when they approach us to talk about something that may be, for example, personal or professional. The when is difficult for us. It's pretty difficult for some of my colleagues to have control over when their conversations happen with their colleagues. They can set appointments for students and parents, but conversations with colleagues happen all the time. Two of the colleagues that were in the meeting with me have an office that is in a rather public area, so people walk by and talk to them all the time, and that can be really tiring and they can often get involved in conversations about both professional topics and personal topics, and they mentioned that it can be tiring to switch back and forth between the professional and the personal conversations. We decided as a team that we might experiment with having a set time in our meetings where our colleagues can bring up the professional issues that have come up through the week. This could be one way to say, not now kindly, at least when the issue is professional, by acknowledging the issue and saying, let's talk about it at the next meeting. What would be easy to implement? It would be relatively easy to implement the idea of having a pre-conversation with the person we're speaking with to determine what would make the conversation a success. It could even happen during or after the conversation, or it could be something that we try to remember to ask ourselves as we enter into various conversations throughout the day, And finally, what would be sustainable in the context that we lead? In my context, it's sustainable for me to become more conscious of how my ego is reacting to whatever is being said and to remember to have an awareness of both the state of my listening batteries and that I can choose not to listen deeply at that moment if that is the more considerate and humane response because my batteries are particularly low at that moment. Oscar, I can't believe you made an entire podcast for me and my question. I loved every second of it. I sincerely feel that all of it was useful and productive. You really listened to my question. You heard it and you understood the heart behind the words.   Oscar Trimboli: If you like Shaney, have a question about listening in the workplace or you'd like me to pose a few questions or reflections or framework rather than just answering your question, podcast@oscartrimboli.com. And if you don't have a question yet, you learn something from the question Shaney posed today and possibly hers or her team's reflection, email me podcast@oscartrimboli.com Let me know what was useful in this episode, the format, the interaction, the questions rather than the answers, and what possibly is transferable and useful into your workplace. I'm Oscar Trimboli and along with the Deep Listening Ambassadors, we're on a quest to create a 100 million Deep Listeners in the workplace and you've given us the greatest gift of all. You've listened to us. Thanks for listening. Shaney : Hi Oscar, it's taken a while, but over the past couple of days, I've been able to catch myself in conversations and work on directing my listening The first step -- self-awareness is so hard, but so crucial as you can't take any other steps until you're actually aware that you're in a situation where you need to test out your new conscious listening paradigm. In at least three conversations over the past two days, I've been able to get to that level of self-awareness that allows me to pause and remind myself not to try to solve any problems for anyone else, and instead try to ask myself what would make this conversation a success. This is revolutionary, the whole flavor of conversations changes. I'm able to relax and actually listen to the person if I don't have to feel the pressure of solving anything. Conversations are also shorter because people feel heard more quickly and are okay with moving on, so I'm ever so grateful to you and your podcast for opening up my eyes to this whole new world.

What is erotic imprinting and how can we open our entire body, including our heart, to our lovers? In this episode of Authentic Sex Juliet invited mythic embodiment guide Shaney Marie onto the podcast. Juliet and Shaney talk about the path of the erotic heart, what happens when our lovers imprint on us (and how we can clear their energy from our bodies years after unconscious sexual encounters), how Shaney healed from the termination of a pregnancy, the balance between building a business and the deep longing to be a mother, why we choose different lovers and what we can learn from our choices, how to step out of victim mentality, what happens to our DNA when we deeply open up to a beloved ... plus so much more!

Description: Joy Shaney is a web designer and entrepreneur who discovered her skillset after working in various corporate roles. Her personal and professional experiences have taught her one major lesson: Know your value and stick to what you believe in. Join us as we learn more about the entrepreneurial rollercoaster Joy has grown through! In this episode, Joy discusses: - The importance of controlling her own time- How she dedicated her life to living with no regrets - How she recovered from being exhausted in corporate. -The extent to which her relationships influence her career choicesAnd so much more!Connect withJoy on IG: https://www.instagram.com/joythewebdesigner/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y%3DWORK N PLAY EQUIPMENT LIST:Blue Yeti Podcast Microphone https://amzn.to/3q4WOa8Ring Light https://amzn.to/3wh7wvkPodcast Mixer https://amzn.to/3CJSwZeBox Light https://amzn.to/3q4SXtMTo listen to the audio, click here to listen on your favorite podcast player:https://www.podpage.com/the-work-n-pl...Get your Corporate Exit Blueprint Free training here:http://www.corporateexitblueprint.com...Come out to Sidebar ATL to enjoy good vibes, good music, and play more than you work: https://sidebaratl.com/Address: 79 Poplar St NW Atlanta, GA 30303Join the Morning Meet-Up right now by downloading the Morning Meet-Up App on your Android or Iphone: https://www.themorningmeetup.com/1dol...To be a guest on the Work N Play Podcast, contact: info@guidecp.comThanks for watching!Connect with Arylle on Instagram: https://instagram.com/arylleyoung_?ig...

All these "suggestions" on where to skinny dip around Des Moines seem very public.

Hey here is this weeks pod. Talking about Where I Have Been, Farts, The Human Condition, Russian Protests, Johnny Depp, How To Be Happy In Your MiseryIf you'd like to support the show and want to hear a load of other podcasts you can sign up for a fiver a month to patreon.com/shanesbrilliantpodcast - you can quit anytimeOR ko-fi.com/brilliantshane for a once off donationemail me something: shanesbrilliantemail@gmail.cominstagram: @brilliantshane twitter: @brilliantshanetheme tune by randy henderson of minnesota/st paul https://www.instagram.com/helgesonriley/Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/shanesbrilliantpodcast)Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/shanesbrilliantpodcast)

All Walks of Life is a premier urban center for whole healthcare specializing in behavioral health. AWL provides the highest level of comprehensive care to those in need throughout Maryland’s schools and communities. Ms. Pendleton began her tenure at AWL fourteen years ago as a consultant and she quickly realized her ideals aligned with the mission and vision of AWL and joined the Executive Team a year later. Shaney is a qualified behavioral health professional and continues to maintain her credentials as a Child and Family Resiliency Practitioner (CFRP) from the Psychiatric Rehabilitation Association and Foundation.

Kevin relives working on the first Lollapalooza in ‘91 with two remarkable women. Hear about Tana Douglas' legacy as the first-ever woman roadie and her book "LOUD", as well as stories from Lisa Brownlee's ever changing Warped Life. From border crossing nightmares to “$5 All You Can Drink” bars in North Carolina, don't miss out on Lisa and Kevin's legendary road shenanigans! Plus, Kevin speaks with Shaney, the founder of Keep A Breast Foundation, to highlight this incredible organization and the impact it has had on women's health. This episode is dedicated to all breast cancer fighters and survivors. Featuring: Lisa Brownlee (@brixton23) - Tour Manager Tana Douglas (@Tanaddouglasofficial) - Author Shaney jo Darden (@shaneyjo) - Founder of Keep A Breast

The countdown to March madness is officially single digits. On this episode we dive deep into the conference tournaments happening this week and who we like making some magic happen in March. We also talk about the craziness happening in the NFL as some big names are being tagged, traded, or even cut. Be a friend, tell a friend! Next weeks show will be a HUGE ONE as we will be be featuring Shaney brackets and we will bring to you the official show for March hoops. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/nstpodcast/support

We discuss episode 520 of Legion of Skanks. We also talk about camel toe, give our thoughts on the boys' picks for best female comedians, and start our very own Hot Comedy Guys bracket. Listen to hear our picks for the first round

Shaney Marie, Cam Fraser, and Victoria Redbard join Paisley for a chat about Sexuality Leaders, Taboo Desires, and Fem vs Masc. Shaney Marie is a renowned transformational leader & creative consultant in the realm of erotic mysteries. A guide for those who recognise that there is a greater awakening to be had regarding the power of sexual majesty and the sacred erotic codes of consciousness. “Sex Witch to the Stars” Shaney is a personal mentor to actors, actresses, and popular musicians from Australia and the USA. Cam is a Sex Coach, Relationship Counsellor, Sexologist, and Tantric Yoga Teacher. A world traveler, Cam speaks on topics such as sex and relationships by drawing from a depth of relatable life experiences. From relationships to intimacy to sex to masculinity, Cam comfortably brings a new, unique, and professional perspective to these discussions. Victoria is a speaker, author, researcher, open relating expert, and founder of The Institute of New Paradigm Intimacy. She has studied tantra and sexuality in many countries and now resides in the Gold Coast Australia helping people access flow states through tantric practices. Her Sexuality School The Institute of New Paradigm Intimacy offers deep learning into the psycho-social and somatic aspects of cutting edge sexuality education, that is impacting the globe and creating cultural change worldwide.

Have you been trying to get your child adjusted to doing therapy sessions virtually? Shaney has some tips to help.

Let's catch up! Shaney is opening up about her mental state through this pandemic and a recent miscarriage. 

Kelly talks to founder of Keep A Breast Foundation, Shaney Jo Darden about the breast casting she had done for Nashville’s exhibit and suction. Shaney also gives shocking facts about breast cancer causes and ways you can start prevention at any age. Download the Keep A Breast App for easy ways to keep yourself healthy! Socials: @keepabreast keepabreast.org Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Remember the I Love Boobies saying that became popular a few years ago? That all started thanks to Shaney Jo, founder of Keep a Breast Foundation, which is dedicated to helping spread breast cancer awareness among young women. Listen to her inspiring story! 

Shaney Davila (Women's Track & Field-Hurdles) with Darek from Bulls Beat 9-21 by USF

Be extremely over prepared for everything!  How can you shine in the interview? Start now putting together your brag book. Are you demonstrating that you know the "touch points" in the interview and in the medical sales process? How would you rate your follow up on a scale from 1-10?

Shaney Jo goes around the country and globe casting women’s breast. Then renowned artists from all over paint them and turn them into masterpieces to be auctioned off for the charity. I was lucky enough to get to donate my boobies to this amazing cause. KEEP A BREAST is all about prevention and early detection. They have a KEEP A BREAST app and all sorts of information on their website keep-a-Breast.org.  Shaney Jo talks to me about how she keeps her grounding while doing such important work, casting all types of women’s bodies in the most intimate form. She talks about what she has learned from these women being so vulnerable with her and shares her dreams for the future of women’s health and prevention. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Industries Most Wanted interview w/ Shaney Poo on W-ARK 300 hosted by TampaMystic. Check out his new single 'Back Then Back When' 

Herman Cain's friend and producer, Shaney B., joins JMN's Jeremy Ratliff as they reminisce on the life and career of the late Herman Cain.

In this episode we are chatting to Shanèy Vijendranath from You, Baby and I. She is an amazing blogger, entrepreneur, mother and community creator.   We talk about everything self love, momming, starting your own business and being a voice in your community.     Go check her out on Instagram: www.instagram.com/shaneyvije   www.momsays.co.za     You can find us on social media: www.instagram.com/unselfishlyme www.facebook.com/UnselfishlyMe   Find out more about our course online www.unselfishlyme.com   Get in touch by email as well hello@unselfishlyme.com   Google music  https://podcasts.google.com/?feed=aHR0cDovL3Vuc2VsZmlzaGx5bWUubGlic3luLmNvbS9ncG0     Apple https://podcasts.apple.com/za/podcast/unselfishly-me/id1469504455

Hello Sippers! In this solo episode I'm talking sugar free Haribo, a potential stand up return and some listener questions. Get 20% off and free shipping at https://www.manscaped.com/ when you use the code TEAWITHME. Merch - https://shane-todd-comedy.myshopify.com/ Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/teawithmepodcast YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/user/HarlemGunClub Get in touch with the show - teawithmepodcast@gmail.co

Father Bozeman welcomes his first special guests from the Same Journey. Different Paths: A Special Needs Parenting Podcast, Shaney Washington. Father Bozeman and Shaney dive into the scripture and the journey of special needs parents. Grab your bibles and listen in.

Hold onto your seats! This episode features a blonde, a red head AND a brunette!! I really don't think I need to say any more to grab your attention. But..... Shaney shares her experience as an alcoholic with almost 5 years in recovery. Using horses as therapy for her clients has been a huge success in getting out of herself and giving back to others. Our guest co-host has been a long time friend of mine. Julie runs a nonprofit organization in Kansas City that helps the homeless, addicts and domestic abuse victims. Featuring Shaney with guest co-host, Julie.

I knew it was going to be deep and enchanting, but this is something else! This woman has a depth that is so beyond this world and one you will absolutely resonate with I'm sure. 1. Overcoming nature and seeing it for the fierce and powerful force it is without trying to dominate it. 2. What an integrated, whole-person looks like and how they feel. 3. How to navigate and be who you really are and still be sensitive to the people around you. 4. How Shaney is redefining how we relate to ourselves and others. 5. How being integrated is a devotion to how we show up. Oh and the link between sex and God.... About Shanie This Enchanting Lioness invokes the most delicious a quiet, graceful and integrated seduction that you can't help but lean in and listen too. There is something in surrendering the desire to “know” and give it all to the mystery, only to discover that is the lesson and that brings us to a state of knowing. Ironic really. She brings her clients to a magical state of sexual majesty and the sacred erotic codes of consciousness, through dance, contemporary tantra, alchemy and ritual. She believes that every person has a magic portal into their unique erotic depths and that our sexuality holds an incredible intelligence that is threaded through the entirety of every area of our lives. If we are here living this life we may as well do it in a way that feels frigging amazing right? Join this magical seductress on The Hedonistic Way @ Midday Show as we delve into this enchanting world of Shanie Marie.

Shaney Marie is a transformational leader in the realm of erotic mysteries. A guide for those who recognise that there is a greater awakening to be had regarding the power of sexual majesty and the sacred erotic codes of consciousness. Through dance, contemporary tantra, alchemy and ritual, Shaney believes that every person has a magic portal into their unique erotic depth's and that our sexuality holds an incredible intelligence that is threaded through the entirety of every area of our lives. Shaney works intensively 1.1 with clients, is a group facilitator, an international speaker, a writer and creates programs that have changed people's entire experience of themselves, their relationships and life. Skilled in the art of revealing truth, seeing into people and supporting you to tap into your embodied wisdom, Shaney is a guide for those who seek depth and are ready for an evolutionary jump in their sensual, erotic, emotional and creative brilliance. Transmitting deep erotic embodiment and showing people that they have a universe of possibility within them, Shaney walks her talk carrying an extraordinary wisdom of erotic empowerment and the sacred sexual arts within her very essence. Current: Leader of THE DEVOTIONAL WOMAN and ACTIVATE FOR MEN, online programs Initiator of AWAKENING MEN with Alejandra Nicolazzo & Jared Osbourne Creator of THE MAGIC OF EROTIC DANCE 6 week online course. A collaboration with Kathryn Rollins Past: Facilitator and creative consultant for DANCING EROS Co- creator of SEX WITCH with Winter Jade Icely Creator and leader of ORGASMIC HEARTS workshops In this episode we talk about Shaney's journey from unhealthy shadow sexuality to tantric enchantress Dearmouring Divine feminine submission The difference between dark, light and shadow The impact of repressed sexuality Sensual dance as a spiritual practice Follow Shaney Marie Instagram: @shaneymarie_enchantress Facebook: Shaney Marie shaneymarie.com Follow Lauren Renee Instagram: @laurenreneeintimacy Facebook: Lauren Renee Intimacy Follow Victoria Redbard Instagram: @victoriaredbard Facebook: Victoria Redbard Somatic Sexologist victoriaredbard.com

Happy New year Leaders, Part 2 of our D&D Panto as our heroes head to the wizards manor. Not a euphemism.  

We have Bad Local Radio from 92.5 Mojo in the Morning so of course we're going to make fun of it. Corey has a very naughty TWIS. Oh yeah the NBA started or whatever. More importantly Shaney wants the Government to spy on you. Props and Drops. We have an impromptu Draft, and a call … Continue reading Larkside Radio Ep. 53

Shaney sits down and talks 'Beakman's World' with the man himself, Mr. Paul Zaloom. Premiering on September 16th, 1992 'Beakman's World' seemingly set the trend for teaching science to children in a manner that was fun and entertaining, as 'Bill Nye the Science Guy' entered the scene that following year. Paul discusses the beginning of his career in the entertainment business, and even settles the score about the alleged contentious relationship between the two scientific juggernauts. 

Corey is in Canada. We’ve enlisted the help of Lt. Bubby and Benny Beers for a Live Fantasy Draft of Shaney’s Team. We talk the GAF, Hard Knocks, LLWS, Spider-Man. viral moments from the week, Today in History and Props and Drops. larkside-radio-episode-44.mp3 Apple Link

"Shaney Marie is a transformational leader in the realm of erotic mysteries. With an extensive resume in erotic dance, contemporary tantra, and facilitation, Shaney teaches about the power of sexual majesty through alchemy, ritual, and creativity.  She believes that every person has a magic portal into their unique erotic depth’s and that our sexualities hold great wisdom’s on our spiritual pathways to freedom. Shaney has an ability to shine the dark light onto anyone she works with to reveal their soul and bodies deep yearnings for something more." She dreams of a world not burdened by fear and sexual shame where people understand that sexual energy is one of the most powerful forces to integrate in themselves. Shaney believes that eroticism is a form of activism because people who are awake sexually and sacredly are more free, loving and liberated; and with a greater capacity to dance to their own beat in a world that demands conformity. Her ethos is to live a life of deep pleasure and authenticity, while also embracing a willingness to descend into the powers of the dark and its gifts. "Women are not victims in strip clubs... Men are playing power games and women are playing power games. They are both equally playing out the game. To say it's degrading really determines how you feel about that and what your relationship to the game of power in those places are." Join us for a discussion of the power of embracing our sexuality as a doorway to living a life free of shame and taboos, why it's important to work with our shadows and darkness and how men and women are playing an equal power game at all times. Here are the details: How the degradation of the feminine negatively impacts all of us Why we need to normalize the taboos around sexuality Why true feminine empowerment is in owning the body Understanding that both men and women are playing an equal power game at all times The importance of working with our shadows and darkness The dangers of shutting down men and their animal desires The insidious nature of shame and how to work with it The virgin/whore complex Practical steps to embracing and embodying our sexuality Why consciousness hunts for truth in the body What is eroticism? And much more...   Join us at http://girlskill.com/112   P. S. Sign up for the free, exclusive training from me on “The Lie of Female Success: How to Get Unstuck, Release Pressure & Stop Trying to Do It All” to find out: How to overcome the "Superwoman Syndrome" so you can start living in freedom, with ease, and owning your truth True feminine power and what you can do right now to begin feeling supported, stop pushing & controlling your life and men How to rediscover, embrace and cultivate feminine flow and become embodied so you can stop overthinking and start making decisions from the heart The essence of masculine/feminine polarity and how to attract and magnify the relationship you want And much more… Sign up at girlskill.com/webinar    

In this episode of Authentic Sex Juliet invites Tantrica, Shaney Marie, onto the show to talk about her journey into the magic of erotic dance and share about the capacity we all have to feel embodied and erotic in our own bodies. This episode explores how we can embrace our tenderness and softness as women, plus discusses the importance of worshipping men, explaining that all men are sensitive beings who are worthy of love and adoration.

In this episode, we’re out to normalize boobs in the hopes of creating more conversations around breast cancer awareness. But how exactly do you normalize boobs? For Keep A Breast founder, Shaney jo Darden, you turn them into art, create a self-check app, and bring men into the conversation. This episode is a true exercise in busting taboos, cracking open stereotypes, and creating a new container for breast cancer conversation.

We go off the rails. Shaney predicts the end of the Night King. And much much more. larkside-radio-episode-27.mp3 Apple Link

"I use art to start conversations about something that is serious and complex." Shaney jo Darden, Founder and Global Creative Chief of The Keep A Breast Foundation, shares her journey in the world of art and activism. As someone who has carved out a career path focused on community and compassion, she stresses the importance discovering your unique talents and finding a place for them in your everyday work. Series: "Career Channel" [Public Affairs] [Health and Medicine] [Humanities] [Business] [Show ID: 34575]

"I use art to start conversations about something that is serious and complex." Shaney jo Darden, Founder and Global Creative Chief of The Keep A Breast Foundation, shares her journey in the world of art and activism. As someone who has carved out a career path focused on community and compassion, she stresses the importance discovering your unique talents and finding a place for them in your everyday work. Series: "Career Channel" [Public Affairs] [Health and Medicine] [Humanities] [Business] [Show ID: 34575]

"I use art to start conversations about something that is serious and complex." Shaney jo Darden, Founder and Global Creative Chief of The Keep A Breast Foundation, shares her journey in the world of art and activism. As someone who has carved out a career path focused on community and compassion, she stresses the importance discovering your unique talents and finding a place for them in your everyday work. Series: "Career Channel" [Public Affairs] [Health and Medicine] [Humanities] [Business] [Show ID: 34575]

"I use art to start conversations about something that is serious and complex." Shaney jo Darden, Founder and Global Creative Chief of The Keep A Breast Foundation, shares her journey in the world of art and activism. As someone who has carved out a career path focused on community and compassion, she stresses the importance discovering your unique talents and finding a place for them in your everyday work. Series: "Career Channel" [Public Affairs] [Health and Medicine] [Humanities] [Business] [Show ID: 34575]

"I use art to start conversations about something that is serious and complex." Shaney jo Darden, Founder and Global Creative Chief of The Keep A Breast Foundation, shares her journey in the world of art and activism. As someone who has carved out a career path focused on community and compassion, she stresses the importance discovering your unique talents and finding a place for them in your everyday work. Series: "Career Channel" [Public Affairs] [Health and Medicine] [Humanities] [Business] [Show ID: 34575]

"I use art to start conversations about something that is serious and complex." Shaney jo Darden, Founder and Global Creative Chief of The Keep A Breast Foundation, shares her journey in the world of art and activism. As someone who has carved out a career path focused on community and compassion, she stresses the importance discovering your unique talents and finding a place for them in your everyday work. Series: "Career Channel" [Public Affairs] [Health and Medicine] [Humanities] [Business] [Show ID: 34575]

"I use art to start conversations about something that is serious and complex." Shaney jo Darden, Founder and Global Creative Chief of The Keep A Breast Foundation, shares her journey in the world of art and activism. As someone who has carved out a career path focused on community and compassion, she stresses the importance discovering your unique talents and finding a place for them in your everyday work. Series: "Career Channel" [Public Affairs] [Health and Medicine] [Humanities] [Business] [Show ID: 34575]

"I use art to start conversations about something that is serious and complex." Shaney jo Darden, Founder and Global Creative Chief of The Keep A Breast Foundation, shares her journey in the world of art and activism. As someone who has carved out a career path focused on community and compassion, she stresses the importance discovering your unique talents and finding a place for them in your everyday work. Series: "Career Channel" [Public Affairs] [Health and Medicine] [Humanities] [Business] [Show ID: 34575]

"I use art to start conversations about something that is serious and complex." Shaney jo Darden, Founder and Global Creative Chief of The Keep A Breast Foundation, shares her journey in the world of art and activism. As someone who has carved out a career path focused on community and compassion, she stresses the importance discovering your unique talents and finding a place for them in your everyday work. Series: "Career Channel" [Public Affairs] [Health and Medicine] [Humanities] [Business] [Show ID: 34575]

"I use art to start conversations about something that is serious and complex." Shaney jo Darden, Founder and Global Creative Chief of The Keep A Breast Foundation, shares her journey in the world of art and activism. As someone who has carved out a career path focused on community and compassion, she stresses the importance discovering your unique talents and finding a place for them in your everyday work. Series: "Career Channel" [Public Affairs] [Health and Medicine] [Humanities] [Business] [Show ID: 34575]

"I use art to start conversations about something that is serious and complex." Shaney jo Darden, Founder and Global Creative Chief of The Keep A Breast Foundation, shares her journey in the world of art and activism. As someone who has carved out a career path focused on community and compassion, she stresses the importance discovering your unique talents and finding a place for them in your everyday work. Series: "Career Channel" [Public Affairs] [Health and Medicine] [Humanities] [Business] [Show ID: 34575]

Tons of topics and segments to get through. We Shoot the Shit, Props and Drops, Shaney takes us down the Reddit Rabbit Hole. LtBubby Doin Too Much Voicemail (419-690-4232). Finally, we give our take on upcoming events happening in Toledo this weekend. Share, Rate, Review, Subscribe, Lets Go! larkside-radio-episode-18.mp3

We have a Long and Meaty Episode for you. We Shoot the Shit with some stories of the week. Shaney gives us some wild Reddit Rabbit Hole articles. We answer a ton of crazy Hypotheticals, and finally we do a very special Draft that was requested by the people. Hope you enjoy!

Shaney talks Reddit articles, Corey talks Tinder. We all shoot the shit and it gets contentious. Rate, Review, Subscribe, Enjoy. larkside-radio-episode-12.mp3

Raising awareness of breast cancer prevention through fitness and health. We sit down with Shaney Jo about how she started her non-profit: Keep A Breast Foundation as well as Non Toxic Revolution and Fit 4 Prevention. We also discuss how you can check your breasts and help prevent breast cancer for yourself and others!  CONNECT WITH SHANEY JO & KEEP A BREAST @ShaneyJo @keepabreast http://keep-a-breast.org/ @nontoxicrev https://www.nontoxicrevolution.org/ @fit4prevention "Shop non toxic, vegan, and cruelty-free products. 100% of the sales will go directly into our education campaigns and continue to empower young people to be their own health advocates." -Non Toxic Revolution USE CODE: HUSTLE25 for 25% off https://www.nontoxicrevolution.org/ ------ SPONSOR LIQUID IV: Use code HUSTLE20 for 20% off  https://liquid-iv.com/   CONNECT WITH HELEN @helenbpeterson www.BrewedBlonde.com   CONNECT WITH KAYLEIGH @Kayleigh.Christina www.KayleighChristina.com CLEARstem Skincare- Use code HUSTLE10 for $10 off

Ahoy there, true believers! The trio's back to discuss DICK... of the Tracy variety, anyway. Shaney continues to make fun of Teddy's Irish heritage (what else is new) and JT plays an impressive game of double-handed pocket pool (again, what else is new) -- all sprinkled with some other random shenanigans. 

At one point in all of our entrepreneurial journeys, we were considered to be amateurs. If you are indeed a rookie in your business, these tips may help you avoid some of the first timer mistakes, most of us had to learn the hard way. Shaney is joined by Corwin Washington in this episode as a consultant. Check out the show notes at https://dreamforwardmarketing.com/podcast  

The pilot episode kicks off with a topic facing many introvert entrepreneurs. Things that take us out of our element like video content, networking, public speaking, workshop presenting, etc. are all tactics that can make us more successful. Get to know Shaney a little bit and listen to some of her tips and background on this topic.

"Tantra, Sex Witchery and Reconnecting with The Heart" "Shaney began her journey of erotic empowerment in strip clubs from the age of 18. It was during her erotic dance adventures, she began to realize that the modern day strip club is today’s version of the temple’s of ancient times. She discovered that many people are looking for deeper connections but there are scarce options for places of worship & nourishment. Shaney began to explore the world of sacred sexuality, learning from many renowned elders. She went on to become a practitioner working specifically with men for several years before moving onto working with couples, women and groups. Shaney founded a body of work called Orgasmic Hearts, dedicated to supporting women and couples with the teachings of modern tantra sexuality. Shaney educates women on how to heal their relationships to men, while also supporting men in sessions to awaken to their greatest potentials. Shaney is a Dancing Eros facilitator guiding women to embrace the medicine of the 4 erotic archetypes the priestess, the wild woman, the maiden and the slut through erotic dance and ritual. Shaney thrives on creation, she is an ideas woman bringing inspiration to any project she is apart off. Shaney is sex positive, a deep feeler, passionate and gentle hearted. She embraces all aspects of the erotic human, light or dark and dreams of a world not burdened in sexual shame.

The Von Haessler Doctrine's Tim Andrews and The Herman Cain Show's ShaneyB have combined forced to create the 'Experiment' a radio show for Gen Xers.

The Von Haessler Doctrine's Tim Andrews and The Herman Cain Show's ShaneyB have combined forces to create the 'Experiment,' a radio show for Gen Xers.

Today’s guest is Shaney Swift, a massage therapist and social justice advocate from Chicago, Illinois. If you’ve been around What Should I Read Next for a while, you know Anne can be a bit of a personality-type geek, and Shaney shares that enthusiasm -- so prepare for a lot of nerding out! Today Anne and Shaney discuss scanning and deep-diving reading styles, books that help us understand our differences, and what to read next when you feel like your life is in limbo. Click over to the podcast website for the full list of titles discussed in this episode, and leave us a comment to let us know what YOU think Shaney should read next!Connect with Shaney: Twitter | Instagram!Connect with Anne: Blog | Twitter | Facebook | Instagram | WSIRN Instagram

Noni Shaney (GoGoogleMe) is a higher education and social media professional who is also currently an employee of BTC Revolutions. Her work ethic and time-management skills are on display in this episode as we discuss how she manages multiple roles/accounts in her career.  This is also the LAST in the #CMAD Series. I want to thank you for taking the time to listen to every community manager who's been on this year's series (see the full list below) and encourage you to thank YOUR community manager when you have the opportunity.  Note: All guests in this series were nominated by their fellow CMs during #CMAD. Part 1 - Gabby Yocum (iTunes)  Patt 2 - Monina Wagner (iTunes) Part 3 - Lorrie Guerrieri (iTunes)  Share with #WhyISocial Subscribe on iTunes or Stitcher Radio or Soundcloud Follow at @WhyISocial. The Why I Social podcast is brought to you by Zoomph. Zoomph transforms digital marketing with real-time streaming analytics. Our platform provides you with an end-to-end solution to ignite your content, your marketing and your business from start to finish. Exclusive to Why I Social, receive 20% off all annual plans with the promo code WhyISocial20. Want to learn more about Zoomph? Check out their analytics page: http://bit.ly/WhySocialAnalytics