Podcasts about shirly

Join Dave and Wayne for genre television show news, a glimpse into what the hosts are watching, listener feedback, and analysis of the Apple TV+ series Silo. This week on the SciFi TV Rewatch podcast we discuss the season 2 penultimate episode in which Lukas cracks the code, and with Shirly's help, discovers a door and room only three others have seen. In our What We're Watching segment, Dave continues with Spartacus, and Wayne is able to renew his library copy of Wool but gets bogged down even though he has time to read. In Listener Feedback, Cincinnati Joe checks in via email, and Fred from the Netherlands, Alan in Missouri, and Alan in England provide audio commentaries. Remember to join the genre television and film discussion on the SciFi TV Rewatch Facebook group for the latest genre television show news and podcast releases. Episode Grade: A  

Join Dave and Wayne for genre television show news, a glimpse into what the hosts are watching, listener feedback, and analysis of the Apple TV+ series Silo. This week on the SciFi TV Rewatch podcast we discuss whether Knox and Shirly's kiss will amount to anything significant in the story, and Wayne is not surprised that Solo holds Juliette's suit hostage so she'll fix the Silo 17 pump. In our What We're Watching segment, Wayne begins reading Wool, and Dave sticks with Spartacus, but also finds time for the crime drama The Dublin Murders.  In Listener Feedback, Fred from the Netherlands mentions the relationship between Shirly and Knox while Alan in England throws out the idea that a silo model would be way cool. Alan in Missouri recommends Hulu's 2025 political thriller Paradise. Remember to join the genre television and film discussion on the SciFi TV Rewatch Facebook group for the latest genre television show news and podcast releases. Episode Grade: A-  

Join Dave and Wayne for genre television show news, a glimpse into what the hosts are watching, listener feedback, and analysis of the Apple TV+ series Silo. This week on the SciFi TV Rewatch podcast we discuss whether Camlle's motivation in helping Knox and Shirly is to merely raise her husband's standing with Bernard. What impact will Juliette's confrontation regarding Solo's true identity have on their relationship and her ability to return to Silo 18? In our What We're Watching segment, Wayne nears the end of Geddy Lee's autobiography My Effin Life, and Dave begins the Starz black comedy-drama Sweetpea starring Ella Purnell. In Listener Feedback, Joe in Cincinnati brings up Juliette's lack of people skills, Fred from the Netherlands deduces solar panels must produce power in Silo 17, Alan in England plans to check out Beacon 23, and Alan in Missouri wonders if the Romeo and Juliet plays are the same in each silo. Remember to join the genre television and film discussion on the SciFi TV Rewatch Facebook group for the latest genre television show news and podcast releases. Episode Grade: A-

Date: 26 May 2024: Shirly and Ed Vassie report back on their tour around the world.

Welcome to the final episode of our 3-part series “Men's Health Table Talk, Nutrition and Cancer related Andropause” by UCC student Dietitians Daniel Coakley and Emma Barrett.      So far on this series, we have spoken with RD Katie Johnston who provided us with some very insightful and evidence-based information about the nutritional consequences oftentimes faced by male cancer survivors as a result of their cancer treatment. We also chatted about the changes that occur in body composition along with the importance of evidence-based information when it comes to supplements and potential dietary changes.       In our second episode, we spoke with coach and personal trainer Aidan Hunter, who provided us with a very personal account of his own journey with cancer having faced testicular cancer twice in his mid 20's. Aidan's honest and candid discussion was a powerful reminder of how important early detection and screening is when it comes to cancer prevention.       For our final episode, we will explore evidence based recommendations to reduce cancer recurrence for male cancer survivors. These guidelines can also be applied to people listening who would like to reduce their risk of cancer.    In the second half of this episode, we will be chatting with Health Promotion Officer Shirley O'Shea about her expertise in public health and working with individuals with cancer. Shirly's main role is centered around physical activity promotion with a special interest in exercise oncology. We explore the current services and support available for male cancer survivors going through or who have been through treatment. We also discuss strategies to encourage more men to access healthcare and health-related services, aiming to break the stigma surrounding men speaking openly about their health.     Links to some useful resources and topics discussed in today's episode:    World Cancer Research Fund: https://www.wcrf.org/     International Agency for Research on Cancer: https://www.iarc.who.int/     HSE Healthy Eating Guidelines https://www.hse.ie/healthyeatingguidelines/     HSE Healthy Eating Active Living https://www2.hse.ie/living-well/.     Get Ireland Walking https://www.getirelandwalking.ie/     Drink Aware: https://www.drinkaware.ie/    The Irish Cancer Society: https://www.cancer.ie/     Cork Cancer Support House: https://corkcancersupport.ie/     Men Against Cancer: https://macprostatecancersupport.ie/men-against-cancer/      Research papers mentioned in today's episode:    Recent review on common symptoms and conditions related to endocrine disorders among survivors of adult-onset cancer:  Link-Rachner CS, Göbel A, Jaschke NP, Rachner TD. Endocrine health in survivors of adult-onset cancer. Lancet Diabetes Endocrinol. 2024 May;12(5):350-364. doi: 10.1016/S2213-8587(24)00088-3. Epub 2024 Apr 8. PMID: 38604215.    Role of the Mediterranean Diet and Cancer:  Monllor-Tormos A, García-Vigara A, Morgan O, García-Pérez MÁ, Mendoza N, Tarín JJ, Cano A. Mediterranean diet for cancer prevention and survivorship. Maturitas. 2023 Dec;178:107841. doi: 10.1016/j.maturitas.2023.107841. Epub 2023 Aug 24. PMID: 37660598 

Distinguished historian, renowned for his biographies of Ronald Reagan, has expressed his critical perspective on Joe Biden's tenure as President, predicting he might end up as the 'most ineffective' leader the United States Executive Branch has ever seen. The historian, Craig Shirley by name, offered these candid thoughts in reaction to a recently conducted survey that rated Biden higher than Reagan, placing him as the 14th on the list of 'most outstanding presidents' in the Nation's history. In response to this survey, Shirley stated, 'It gave me a sense of unease,' qualifying the survey's so-called experts as skewed towards the left. He shared, that in his opinion, Biden has not lived up to the demanding role of the presidency. 'Biden will, in time, be seen by impartial historians as the least effective president in the annals of the United States,' he conveyed in his interaction with the Washington Examiner. Shirley's latest work, a book titled 'The Search for Reagan', reinforces the author's credentials as a leading authority on the 40th president. He is also on the cusp of publishing another insightful biography, this time on the life and political journey of an earlier executive-wielding tycoon, ex-President Donald Trump. Shirly's thoughts on Biden's performance, however, did not stop there.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this week's episode of The Naturally Prosperous Woman Podcast I am hanging out with Shirley Lohmaier, who left a successful corporate career to become a  Soul Business Mentor For New Earth Leaders. She also supports her clients through Soul Mission Energetics & Wealth Frequency. Our conversation takes you through Shirley's profound awakening at an arts festival, her intimate plant medicine encounter, and the subsequent calling to guide others into their new earth leadership as her path unfolds.  Her story is full of beautiful wisdom for those yearning to turn their multi-dimensional genius into a life of service.Shirley also touches on her Crone initiation and its vital role in cultivating feminine leadership (with the beauty of the inner masculine counterpart balanced). The conversation reaches into the depths of spirituality, sexuality, illuminating the power of the grandmother fire archetype and the practice of earth gridding to shape the future of our planet.Shirley is such a wise and powerful New Earth Leader that will inspire so much for your own journey!Learn more about Shirly by clicking here: https://linktr.ee/shirleysoulalchemistFREE: The Radiant Morning Power Hour (Come home to the power of presence, and recalibration to your most powerful, radiant self): https://www.akashicwomenschool.com/free-giftThe Flower Of Life Akashic Certification https://akashicwomenschool.com/floweroflifeakashiccertification/The Akashic Money Queen Masterclass (SALE $77 USD )https://akashicwomenschool.com/akashic-money-queen-masterclass/Reach out to tara@tarapreston.com to learn more about ways to work with her through your life reinvention.

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Jehovah Tsidkenu - The Lord Our Righteousness: It is God alone who sets the standard of righteousness before us, yet still lavishes us with mercy and grace. Here is an AMAZING testimony from our very own Shirley Douthart about how God has revealed His righteousness to her throughout her life!Throughout scripture we see several different names given to God that speak to His truth and character. As we unpack the different meanings of these names we will also discover how we are called to respond accordingly in a life-altering action of worship. Each week will feature a different testimony from an individual in the Springs Community that highlights the corresponding week's Name of God.

Rich DeMuro talks tech news, tips, gadget reviews and conducts interviews in this weekly show. Airs 11 AM - 2 PM PT on KFI AM 640 and syndicated on stations nationwide through Premiere Networks. Stream live on the iHeartRadio App or subscribe to the podcast.Follow Rich on X, Instagram, Facebook and Threads.Call 1-888-RICH-101 (1-888-742-4101) to join in!RichOnTech.tvGUESTS:Rich talked about all the upcoming tech events in the next few months including Apple, Amazon, Microsoft, Meta Connect, Google, OnePlus, Code Conference and CES! Whew!Jerry in Anaheim asked how to change the name of his iPhone. Rich says you should also take a minute to customize the name on your Kindle and Android phone, too.Kim Guluk, Head of Uber Live and Sports at Uber to explain how Uber Eats is now at stadiums nationwide.Rich explains what you need to know about the Facebook email about your “saved payment information.” Details here.Shirly of Belmont Shore wants to know why her computer doesn't work the same way when she's at home and at work.Janine wants to know if she should get an Apple laptop and tablet to complement her iPhone 14.A listener wants to know if there's an app that can alert them when a senior discount is available in-store. Rich doesn't know of a specific app that can do this but you can TheSeniorList for discounts, as well as DealNews, CouponCabin, AARP, and of course just ask the cashier!Apple has released a zero day security patch. You should probably update your iPhone and another Apple products now.Amazon will charge $1.99 for in garage deliveries that don't fall on your Amazon Day, starting October 4. The feature used to be free for Prime members.A listener wants to know if there's a record a phone call for free on Android. Rich recommends using Google Voice, but many apps are going to charge. TapeACall is a popular app and TrueCaller offers this feature. Also, check local laws regarding recording phone calls.Jen Caltrider of Mozilla to talk about how our cars are spying on us.Lisa wants to know if they can run old Windows games on a newer computer. Rich says to check out compatibility mode or something like DOSBox.Google Chrome will start to share your interests with websites unless you change these new ad settings.Mike in Long Beach wants a laptop computer for basic investing and banking. Rich recommends the ASUS or the MacBook Air linked here.Don in Utah wants to know how to upload audio recordings to the web. Rich recommends checking out SoundCloud, although free uploads are limited there. If you want free and unlimited, Rich suggests using CapCut to generate a video using Canva to make a background image. You can also use a website called Headliner.Roblox is coming to PlayStation in October.Julian Vargas, Mobile Access Technology Specialist, will explain the latest ways technology is blind and low-vision users to live fuller and richer lives using mobile devices and apps. Mentioned: Microsoft's Seeing AI App, Google Lookout, Speak Screen, Be My AI, and “Siri, read this” in iOS 17.eBay has a new Magical Listing Tool that uses AI.Taste Bud is an AI powered recipe creator.Polaroid has a new high end instant camera called the I-2.Duolingo is adding music lessons.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Ja jälleen ovi käy. Seuraavan vieraan tunnet muun muassa tv:stä, somesta ja podcastista. Hän on siellä, täällä, tuolla ja siellä sun täällä. Aivan ihastuttava Shirly Karvinen, tervetuloa!Viikon Listalle pääsevät sivistyssanoja käyttävät ihmiset. Shirly paljastaa, mitä hänen aamun ekosysteemiinsä kuuluu. Musta Lista käsittelee menneen ajan skandaaleja, jotka saivat alkunsa aivan arkipäiväisistä asioista. Vittu, että Listojen Lista vituttaa, sillä käsittelyyn pääsevät aina niin reippaat ohjeiden antajat. Roskaposti saattaa sisältää päihteitä: Mihin juhlapäivään olisi syytä lisätä pakollinen määrä jotain vahvaa päihdettä? Entä mitäs tapahtuu kansainvälisenä Karoliina-päivänä?Elisan verkkokaupasta löydät vaikka ja mitä kaiuttimista sähköpotkulautoihin. Fiksun hintaista kampetta ja tietysti 36 kuukauden maksuajalla!https://elisa.fi/Suuntaa Lahden Nastolassa sijaitsevaan Pajulahteen, Suomen monipuolisimpaan liikuntakeskukseen! https://pajulahti.com/Pajulahti tarjoaa myös upean naisten viikonlopun ensi marraskuussa, jossa voit rentoutua, huoltaa kehoasi, nauttia loistavasta ruoasta ja viettää aikaa hyvän porukan kanssa, naisten kesken. Tsekkaa lisää: https://pajulahti.com/vapaa-aika/aikuisille/teemaviikonloput/Musta Lista -podcast tarjoaa nyt Kaalimatoon kivan tarjouksen! Käytä koodia Musta Lista ja saat 20% alennuksen tilauksestasi.Tsekkaa täristemet, väristimet ja jos jonkinlaiset välineet osoitteesta https://www.kaalimato.com/Lähetä roskapostia Mustan Listan WhatsAppiin numeroon 050 533 2205! Tämä podcast saattaa ja aiheuttaa riippuvuutta, joten katso jaksot myös kuvan kera YouTuben puolelta! https://youtube.com/@karoliinatuo

In this episode, meet Shirly, a remarkable individual with a unique combination of professions – a hypnotherapist and a hospice chaplain. Embarking on a transformative journey, Shirly declared this year as her year of personal growth. After thorough research, she made a life-changing decision to attend Eleusinia. Shirly's experience surpassed all expectations, as she not only found a practice for relief from her persistent back pain but also discovered a profound connection to her inner self. During her macro dose, Shirly was ordained into multiple sacred female medicine circles, an experience that left her awe-struck. Through this, she gained new insights into her purpose in life and realized she had been living with purpose and intention all along.

Saulin ja Sergeyn kanssa realityista on keskustelemassa aiemminkin podcastissa vieraillut Shirly Karvinen. Rakkausrealitya itsekin juontanut Shirly analysoi kaksikon kanssa Bachelor Suomi -sarjan tapahtumia sekä Potomacin käänteitä. Hollywoodissa kuplii: tällä kertaa Selena Gomezin ja Hailey Bieberin välillä, mistä oikein on kyse?

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The title is in reference to the song, "Woman to Woman," by Shirly Brown. This episode is a rant and advice segment on why you should not fight for someone that brings nothing to the table. Don't settle for a bum! For any questions, advice, or just to chat you can DM me on Instagram: @franesedabbeast!

It is an honor to introduce you to Jill and Shirly, PAs in the Netherlands! They tell us about what it's like to be a physician assistant in their country, what their training is like, and lots more! This is one of the most interesting chats we have had with international PAs! Enjoy! Go follow Jill and Shirly here: @de.pa.podcast @lifeofa.pa.student VIP Day! - Create and submit your CASPA application in ONE day! Even if you don't have a personal statement started, we will walk you through the whole way! Sign up for a VIP Day spot and let's get your app submitted in 1 day! https://prepaclinic.com/product/vipday/ (Sign up here!) Virtual PA shadowing every single week in tons of fun specialties, intensives and coaching, and med term and A&P review all happens in our PA-Cers Membership! Get into this amazing opportunity to strengthen your CASPA application and immediately become a more competitive candidate! https://go.prepaclinic.com/membershippage (Get in here)! FREE PA School Record Keeper! Do you know what information you need for all of your CASPA Experiences?? Keep all of your details for CASPA in one place, ready to copy/paste into your application when you are ready to apply! No more scrambling around for dates or addresses! Save tons of time when you apply!https://mailchi.mp/b7d2028a9e6c/paschoolblueprint ( Get your FREE PA School Record Keeper here)! Keep up the great work pre-PAs! Beth & Katie

August 28 - September 3, 1982 This week Ken welcomes author of the new memoir "All Signs Point to Paris", Natasha Sizlo to the show. Ken and Natasha discuss how this is her very first podcast, having no idea what you're doing in life, the wisdom of children, Natasha's Scottish mother's love of old Hollywood, class and accents, loving Laverne and Shirly, the importance of theme songs, Astrology, moving to Paris, watching television with your family, historical houses, Family Ties, Growing Pains, cigarettes, Rx drugs, Finders of Lost Loves, magicians, mentalism, The Magic Castle, life changing moments, Ouija boards, getting kicked out of boarding school, missing a few essential pop culture years of television, Sabrina, Philadelphia Story, TCM, Rom Coms, meet cutes, loving knowing how the sausage is made, cinematic stories, Bringing Up Baby, Madonna's film career, shared experience, The Facts of Life go to Paris, revisiting Twin Peaks for the first time, how Friends is the new Brady Bunch, and realizing how important television was to you becoming the person you are now. 

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Visit https://adventureswithgrammypodcast.com to learn more about the podcast and how to be a guest. Join our newsletter mailing list by texting GRAMMY to 22828 to get started, or visit https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/ih6vkmJ/grammy To learn about Carolyn's books, visit https://adventureswithgrammy.com/ To learn more about today's guest, visit https://www.shirleyshowalter.com/ Born into a plain-dressing, plain-speaking Mennonite farm family in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, today's guest, Shirley Showalter, grew up to become a college president, a foundation executive, the author of two books, and the grandmother of three. The values her family and church instilled in her as a young girl are ones Shirley still holds dear: generosity, kindness, and empathy. In the Mennonite community, she says, “a child in need was everyone's problem to solve, not only the parents. If I saw a ‘plain person' in a long dress or wearing a bonnet or a plain suit on the street, I would never have hesitated to ask for a ride, for information or even for money. All through my childhood I was being trained to be that same kind of beacon of kindness for others.” That beacon of kindness shines brightly in the recently released book, The Mindful Grandparent: The Art of Loving Our Children's Children, which Shirley co-wrote with Marilyn McEntyre. It's a guide to helping grandchildren live with intention and be attentive to others, to nature, and to the diverse, beautiful, and troubled social world around them. The Mindful Grandparent covers wide-ranging topics such as cultivating curiosity, giving meaningful gifts, helping children explore difficult topics, building a grandparent team, honoring adult children's boundaries, and managing technology. Before we welcome Shirly to the podcast, please take a minute to look at the links in the show notes and learn how to be a guest and how to receive my newsletter. Now, please join me in welcoming Shirley Showalter to the podcast.

Quintin, Tristan, and Andrea draft the best movie quotes of all time. Which quotes do they like infinity and beyond? Find out now! Surely this podcast isn't already out, well it is and don't call us Shirly.

If you regularly people into Space, I can guarantee there is one face you have constantly seen but have never heard. Shirly Lo. Like myself, Shirly often lurks in rooms without saying anything or coming on stage. However, it is highly likely she is not a real person. Shirley Lo: https://twitter.com/shirleylo (https://twitter.com/shirleylo) Ai Art Video: https://youtu.be/yCBEumeXY4A (https://youtu.be/yCBEumeXY4A) Newsletter + Free NFTs: https://niftybusinessweek.com/ (https://NiftyBusinessweek.com/) Twitter @TropicVibes: https://twitter.com/TropicVibes (https://twitter.com/TropicVibes) Email: mail[at]niftybusiness.co NFT 101 Episodes: https://niftybusiness.co/episode/web-3-0-explain-so-simple-even-congress-should-understand (#36 - Web 3.0 Explained) https://niftybusiness.co/episode/10-reason-to-buy-nfts-besides-making-money (#30 - 10 Reasons to Buy NFTs) https://niftybusiness.co/episode/nifty-words-nft-verbiage (#7 - NFT Words & Verbiage) https://niftybusiness.co/episode/nifty-words-nft-verbiage-part-ii (#47 - NFT Words & Verbiage Part II) https://niftybusiness.co/episode/nifty-words-nft-verbiage-part-iii (#97 - NFT Words & Verbiage Part III) *Recommended Reading: The 10 Best-Ever Anxiety Management Techniques: https://amzn.to/3vTgVud (https://amzn.to/3vTgVud) The Bitcoin Standard: https://amzn.to/3KS52ZR (https://amzn.to/3KS52ZR) *Amazon affiliate links

Today we welcome Shirley McEntire to the podcast. Shirley is the author of The Stories an Old House Can Tell and most recently The Adventures of Sharley. Shirly has been married to her husband, Wes, for 60 years and Wes is the illustrator for her most recent book. While teaching in the public school for 24 years, Shirley has also taught in the children's and student ministries of her church, and currently leads a small group in the student ministry. She enjoys cooking, painting, and volunteering, She is a mom of two grown daughters and grandmother to seven.Check out her two books:The Stories an Old House Can TellThe Adventures of Sharley

A Shirly Salgado (Katy Puloy) seguramente la has visto bailando, conquistando el ambiente con su carisma y esa bonita energía que la caracteriza, ¿Pero que sabes de Shirly Salgado Valdés? De sus  luchas, de sus sueños, de los valores que la componen y de su carácter. Shirly es la mujer que se ha visionado en un mejor presente, haciendo lo que le apasiona, cocinar y bailar, pero llevándolo a otro Nivel con Katy Puloy, la Koká de Katy y Katypuloy party. No te quedes sin escuchar la historia de esta maravillosa mujer, que sabe muy bien de dónde viene y también para dónde quiere ir. Visita nuestro sitio web www.laprietapodcast.com, también nos encuentran en YouTube como La Prieta Podcast. Si les gustaría continuar con la charla, desean proponer un tema o simplemente contactarnos, no duden en hacerlo a través de nuestro perfil en instagram @la_prieta_podcast , Facebook La Prieta o en twitter @laprietapodcast Este podcast está presentado por Francis Tejedor y producido por Ohaji Kamara. Update Description

Sunnuntaibrunssin vieraana juontaja Shirly Karvinen. Esko ja Shirly keskustelevat mm. Selviytyjistä, sekä Lauma-ohjelmasta, jossa Shirly oli vakiopanelistina. Keskustelunaiheina myös sosiaalinen media, radiotyö sekä lapsuus. Entä millaisia tuntemuksia korona on herättänyt Shirlyssä?

We go head-to-head in a big debate about long weekends and ask how you know when your partners angry.. Wedding ring disasters?   What's trending: Harry smells of darts  Big debate: It should be a long weekend every weekend   Kid who got two hole in ones   Jodie: How do you know your partner is angry?  Week in about a minute         See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dr. Eduardo Weiss, nació en Caracas, Venezuela en 1957. Su padre Joseph Weiss, es de Budapest, Hungría, es sobreviviente del holocausto y vive en Ball Harbour con 94 años de edad. Su madre Olivera Cesljarevic, de Belgrado,Serbia, también es sobreviviente de esta tragedia humana y con 84 años vive actualmente en Wellington. Llegan a Venezuela terminando la guerra desde París en barco, lugar donde eran ambos refugiados. Roberto y Eduardo, ambos, nacieron en la ciudad de los techos rojos, Caracas. Recibió su título de médico de la Universidad Central de Venezuela. Completó su residencia en dermatología en el Jackson Memorial Hospital en Miami, Florida, donde también se desempeñó como jefe de residentes. En 1993 después de haber trabajado 6 años en el Hospital de Clínicas Caracas, decide migrar junto a su esposa, Marcela Fundamisky con quien estuvo casado 38 años y quien también es médico. Tienen 3 hijos, Shirly, Jonathan, también dermatólogo y Joel, más tres adorables nietos, Elliot y Yael y Benjamin. El Dr. Weiss está certificado por la Junta Estadounidense de Dermatología y es conocido internacionalmente como un experto en el campo de la dermatología. Ha diagnosticado y tratado a miles de pacientes en todo el mundo en sus 30 años de profesión. El Dr. Weiss ha aparecido en numerosas publicaciones nacionales e internacionales, además de ser invitado a numerosas conferencias dermatológicas como orador y educador clave en todo el mundo. Le apasiona educar a los médicos dermatólogos y futuros médicos en el campo que ama. Es profesor clínico asociado de la División de Dermatología de la Nova Southeastern University, profesor clínico de la Universidad de Miami - Miller School of Medicine, Departamento de Dermatología y Cirugía Cutánea, y miembro voluntario fundador de la facultad y profesor clínico asociado de la Florida International University - Herbert Facultad de Medicina de Wertheim. Además, se desempeña como miembro de la junta y Secretario-Tesorero de la Sociedad de Cirugía Dermatológica de Florida. El Dr. Weiss tiene muchos logros notables en la atención médica y está involucrado en varias organizaciones sin fines de lucro. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tamara-kassab/support

RVing has become such a huge part of traveling around the US and exploring National Parks. And boondocking is a unique RV experience that gets you off the grid to see another side of a National Park like never before. For anyone wanting to get off the beaten path and live life to its fullest, we've got everything you need to know to get started on your boondocking trip! Guest expert: Shirly from @zulalife Don't miss an episode - subscribe to the podcast to get the newest episodes! Follow National Park Trippers on Instagram Join our private Facebook community And read more on our Boondocking 101 National Park Guide --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/maureen-hochdorf/support

What do exploding bats, trench warfare, Shirly temple, and the "The Little Rascals"  have in common? Find out this week when Marcella asks Seth and Sara about the famous Dr. Lytle S Adams and his strange inventions.

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Jamie & CJ sit down (virtually) with their good Shirly, Kristin O'Connell, from all the way across the country! Kristin- actress, yoga instructor, dog mom- tells us all about being a working actress in Chicago/LA, how she met her husband on a summer contract in Colorado (you guessed it, we met her in Colorado), and her time working for Disney in Japan! It's been three years since they've all seen each other and it feels like no time has passed at all. We ALL want to encourage you to get out there and VOTE VOTE VOTE!! #VoteBlue @kristinmoc @sammythegooddoggo --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/clayton-bathiany/support

Today's episode is a conversation I had with my friend Shirley Skyers-Thomas. She is one of the kindest people I know and is always interested in the projects I'm working on. When I let Shirly know I have a podcast, she immediately followed it and let me know her parents were pastors. I wanted to know more! Here we are catching up with what it's like to grow up as a pastors kid - times two.   Shirley's mother is the pastor of: Shiloh Apostolic Church, 475 Charles St., Bridgeport, CT  (203) 384-9684 Shirley's father is the pastor of: First Holiness Church, 108 Guion Place, New Rochelle, NY  (914) 633-3291     Shirley's website: Do Process and Practice - Changing the conversation. Do Process and Practice: For all those who are curious and open to the Art of Debate – what it means to listen; what it takes to be heard; and why so many voices are left unheard. https://doprocessandpractice.com/

Shirley Billot is the founder of the organic beauty brand Kadalys. Shirley is a global expert in banana science who founded Kadalys in 2012. Kadalys specializes in upcycling and eco-extraction of the banana plant to develop 100% natural bio-active ingredients generated by bananas from Martinique and Guadeloupe in the French Caribbean using an eco-responsible approach. Kadalys is the first natural cosmetic brand made with banana tree antioxidants.The banana plant holds a special place in the traditional medicine of the French Caribbean islands where it is used for its soothing, healing, and revitalizing cosmetics properties. The Kadalys brand won 8 beauty awards in 2 years. Shirly makes sure that she looks out for her entrepreneur community in the French overseas department to work together during the COVID crisis and produce hand sanitizers for distribution to the French overseas departments. Shirley talks about where she found funding for the research component of her business (she holds several patents for her banana research, go girl!) and support to grow the business.The banana producers in the Kadalys supply chain are also shareholders in the business. Not only is Shirley breaking ground in her banana science research and eco-conscious production, but she is also exhibiting a business model that takes care of its supply chain and views them as business partners in what she calls benevolent capitalism. Shirley faced some challenges finding funding after the early-stage funding for banana science research.According to her, the French Caribbean Island of Martinique is seen as a tourist destination and not an entrepreneurship hub. Therefore, there are few funds interested in funding entrepreneurs on the Island. She was however fortunate to receive investment from Josh Game with Junction Injunction dedicated to supporting African women entrepreneurs. Additional funding came from a LOreal entrepreneurship program Her products are coming to US stores soon so keep your eyes out for more news from Kadalys and make sure you pick up some products when they drop in US stores.You can purchase Kadalys products now online at https://www.kadalys.com/en/ and a shop on Amazon is coming soon. Social media: follow Kadalys on Instagram and Facebook. Shirley can be found on LinkedIn where there is also a Kadalys company page.Rate, review, subscribe and come back for more. We would also love to hear from you.Drop us an email at whereisthefunding@gmail.com and tell us what you like about the show and what topics you want us to explore as it relates to funding for black entrepreneurs and particularly black women entrepreneurs.--- This episode is sponsored by Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast.https://anchor.fm/app

Shirley Billot is the founder of the organic beauty brand Kadalys. Shirley is a global expert in banana science who founded Kadalys in 2012. Kadalys specializes in upcycling and eco-extraction of the banana plant to develop 100% natural bio-active ingredients generated by bananas from Martinique and Guadeloupe in the French Caribbean using an eco-responsible approach. Kadalys is the first natural cosmetic brand made with banana tree antioxidants.The banana plant holds a special place in the traditional medicine of the French Caribbean islands where it is used for its soothing, healing, and revitalizing cosmetics properties. The Kadalys brand won 8 beauty awards in 2 years. Shirly makes sure that she looks out for her entrepreneur community in the French overseas department to work together during the COVID crisis and produce hand sanitizers for distribution to the French overseas departments. Shirley talks about where she found funding for the research component of her business (she holds several patents for her banana research, go girl!) and support to grow the business.The banana producers in the Kadalys supply chain are also shareholders in the business. Not only is Shirley breaking ground in her banana science research and eco-conscious production, but she is also exhibiting a business model that takes care of its supply chain and views them as business partners in what she calls benevolent capitalism. Shirley faced some challenges finding funding after the early-stage funding for banana science research.According to her, the French Caribbean Island of Martinique is seen as a tourist destination and not an entrepreneurship hub. Therefore, there are few funds interested in funding entrepreneurs on the Island. She was however fortunate to receive investment from Josh Game with Junction Injunction dedicated to supporting African women entrepreneurs. Additional funding came from a LOreal entrepreneurship program Her products are coming to US stores soon so keep your eyes out for more news from Kadalys and make sure you pick up some products when they drop in US stores.You can purchase Kadalys products now online at https://www.kadalys.com/en/ and a shop on Amazon is coming soon. Social media: follow Kadalys on Instagram and Facebook. Shirley can be found on LinkedIn where there is also a Kadalys company page.Rate, review, subscribe and come back for more. We would also love to hear from you.Drop us an email at whereisthefunding@gmail.com and tell us what you like about the show and what topics you want us to explore as it relates to funding for black entrepreneurs and particularly black women entrepreneurs.--- This episode is sponsored by Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast.https://anchor.fm/app

Shirley Billot is the founder of the organic beauty brand Kadalys. Shirley is a global expert in banana science who founded Kadalys in 2012. Kadalys specializes in upcycling and eco-extraction of the banana plant to develop 100% natural bio-active ingredients generated by bananas from Martinique and Guadeloupe in the French Caribbean using an eco-responsible approach. Kadalys is the first natural cosmetic brand made with banana tree antioxidants. The banana plant holds a special place in the traditional medicine of the French Caribbean islands where it is used for its soothing, healing, and revitalizing cosmetics properties. The Kadalys brand won 8 beauty awards in 2 years. Shirly makes sure that she looks out for her entrepreneur community in the French overseas department to work together during the COVID crisis and produce hand sanitizers for distribution to the French overseas departments. Shirley talks about where she found funding for the research component of her business (she holds several patents for her banana research, go girl!) and support to grow the business. The banana producers in the Kadalys supply chain are also shareholders in the business. Not only is Shirley breaking ground in her banana science research and eco-conscious production, but she is also exhibiting a business model that takes care of its supply chain and views them as business partners in what she calls benevolent capitalism. Shirley faced some challenges finding funding after the early-stage funding for banana science research. According to her, the French Caribbean Island of Martinique is seen as a tourist destination and not an entrepreneurship hub. Therefore, there are few funds interested in funding entrepreneurs on the Island. She was however fortunate to receive investment from Josh Game with Junction Injunction dedicated to supporting African women entrepreneurs. Additional funding came from a L'Oreal entrepreneurship program Her products are coming to US stores soon so keep your eyes out for more news from Kadalys and make sure you pick up some products when they drop in US stores. You can purchase Kadalys products now online at https://www.kadalys.com/en/ and a shop on Amazon is coming soon. Social media: follow Kadalys on Instagram and Facebook. Shirley can be found on LinkedIn where there is also a Kadalys company page. Rate, review, subscribe and come back for more. We would also love to hear from you. Drop us an email at whereisthefunding@gmail.com and tell us what you like about the show and what topics you want us to explore as it relates to funding for black entrepreneurs and particularly black women entrepreneurs.--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Shirley Billot is the founder of the organic beauty brand Kadalys. Shirley is a global expert in banana science who founded Kadalys in 2012. Kadalys specializes in upcycling and eco-extraction of the banana plant to develop 100% natural bio-active ingredients generated by bananas from Martinique and Guadeloupe in the French Caribbean using an eco-responsible approach. Kadalys is the first natural cosmetic brand made with banana tree antioxidants. The banana plant holds a special place in the traditional medicine of the French Caribbean islands where it is used for its soothing, healing, and revitalizing cosmetics properties. The Kadalys brand won 8 beauty awards in 2 years. Shirly makes sure that she looks out for her entrepreneur community in the French overseas department to work together during the COVID crisis and produce hand sanitizers for distribution to the French overseas departments. Shirley talks about where she found funding for the research component of her business (she holds several patents for her banana research, go girl!) and support to grow the business. The banana producers in the Kadalys supply chain are also shareholders in the business. Not only is Shirley breaking ground in her banana science research and eco-conscious production, but she is also exhibiting a business model that takes care of its supply chain and views them as business partners in what she calls benevolent capitalism. Shirley faced some challenges finding funding after the early-stage funding for banana science research. According to her, the French Caribbean Island of Martinique is seen as a tourist destination and not an entrepreneurship hub. Therefore, there are few funds interested in funding entrepreneurs on the Island. She was however fortunate to receive investment from Josh Game with Junction Injunction dedicated to supporting African women entrepreneurs. Additional funding came from a L'Oreal entrepreneurship program Her products are coming to US stores soon so keep your eyes out for more news from Kadalys and make sure you pick up some products when they drop in US stores. You can purchase Kadalys products now online at https://www.kadalys.com/en/ and a shop on Amazon is coming soon. Social media: follow Kadalys on Instagram and Facebook. Shirley can be found on LinkedIn where there is also a Kadalys company page. Rate, review, subscribe and come back for more. We would also love to hear from you. Drop us an email at whereisthefunding@gmail.com and tell us what you like about the show and what topics you want us to explore as it relates to funding for black entrepreneurs and particularly black women entrepreneurs.--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Shirley Billot is the founder of the organic beauty brand Kadalys. Shirley is a global expert in banana science who founded Kadalys in 2012. Kadalys specializes in upcycling and eco-extraction of the banana plant to develop 100% natural bio-active ingredients generated by bananas from Martinique and Guadeloupe in the French Caribbean using an eco-responsible approach. Kadalys is the first natural cosmetic brand made with banana tree antioxidants.The banana plant holds a special place in the traditional medicine of the French Caribbean islands where it is used for its soothing, healing, and revitalizing cosmetics properties. The Kadalys brand won 8 beauty awards in 2 years. Shirly makes sure that she looks out for her entrepreneur community in the French overseas department to work together during the COVID crisis and produce hand sanitizers for distribution to the French overseas departments. Shirley talks about where she found funding for the research component of her business (she holds several patents for her banana research, go girl!) and support to grow the business.The banana producers in the Kadalys supply chain are also shareholders in the business. Not only is Shirley breaking ground in her banana science research and eco-conscious production, but she is also exhibiting a business model that takes care of its supply chain and views them as business partners in what she calls benevolent capitalism. Shirley faced some challenges finding funding after the early-stage funding for banana science research.According to her, the French Caribbean Island of Martinique is seen as a tourist destination and not an entrepreneurship hub. Therefore, there are few funds interested in funding entrepreneurs on the Island. She was however fortunate to receive investment from Josh Game with Junction Injunction dedicated to supporting African women entrepreneurs. Additional funding came from a LOreal entrepreneurship program Her products are coming to US stores soon so keep your eyes out for more news from Kadalys and make sure you pick up some products when they drop in US stores.You can purchase Kadalys products now online at https://www.kadalys.com/en/ and a shop on Amazon is coming soon. Social media: follow Kadalys on Instagram and Facebook. Shirley can be found on LinkedIn where there is also a Kadalys company page.Rate, review, subscribe and come back for more. We would also love to hear from you.Drop us an email at whereisthefunding@gmail.com and tell us what you like about the show and what topics you want us to explore as it relates to funding for black entrepreneurs and particularly black women entrepreneurs.--- This episode is sponsored by Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast.https://anchor.fm/app

Shirley Billot is the founder of the organic beauty brand Kadalys. Shirley is a global expert in banana science who founded Kadalys in 2012. Kadalys specializes in upcycling and eco-extraction of the banana plant to develop 100% natural bio-active ingredients generated by bananas from Martinique and Guadeloupe in the French Caribbean using an eco-responsible approach. Kadalys is the first natural cosmetic brand made with banana tree antioxidants.The banana plant holds a special place in the traditional medicine of the French Caribbean islands where it is used for its soothing, healing, and revitalizing cosmetics properties. The Kadalys brand won 8 beauty awards in 2 years. Shirly makes sure that she looks out for her entrepreneur community in the French overseas department to work together during the COVID crisis and produce hand sanitizers for distribution to the French overseas departments. Shirley talks about where she found funding for the research component of her business (she holds several patents for her banana research, go girl!) and support to grow the business.The banana producers in the Kadalys supply chain are also shareholders in the business. Not only is Shirley breaking ground in her banana science research and eco-conscious production, but she is also exhibiting a business model that takes care of its supply chain and views them as business partners in what she calls benevolent capitalism. Shirley faced some challenges finding funding after the early-stage funding for banana science research.According to her, the French Caribbean Island of Martinique is seen as a tourist destination and not an entrepreneurship hub. Therefore, there are few funds interested in funding entrepreneurs on the Island. She was however fortunate to receive investment from Josh Game with Junction Injunction dedicated to supporting African women entrepreneurs. Additional funding came from a LOreal entrepreneurship program Her products are coming to US stores soon so keep your eyes out for more news from Kadalys and make sure you pick up some products when they drop in US stores.You can purchase Kadalys products now online at https://www.kadalys.com/en/ and a shop on Amazon is coming soon. Social media: follow Kadalys on Instagram and Facebook. Shirley can be found on LinkedIn where there is also a Kadalys company page.Rate, review, subscribe and come back for more. We would also love to hear from you.Drop us an email at whereisthefunding@gmail.com and tell us what you like about the show and what topics you want us to explore as it relates to funding for black entrepreneurs and particularly black women entrepreneurs.--- This episode is sponsored by Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast.https://anchor.fm/app

Shirley Billot is the founder of the organic beauty brand Kadalys. Shirley is a global expert in banana science who founded Kadalys in 2012. Kadalys specializes in upcycling and eco-extraction of the banana plant to develop 100% natural bio-active ingredients generated by bananas from Martinique and Guadeloupe in the French Caribbean using an eco-responsible approach. Kadalys is the first natural cosmetic brand made with banana tree antioxidants.The banana plant holds a special place in the traditional medicine of the French Caribbean islands where it is used for its soothing, healing, and revitalizing cosmetics properties. The Kadalys brand won 8 beauty awards in 2 years. Shirly makes sure that she looks out for her entrepreneur community in the French overseas department to work together during the COVID crisis and produce hand sanitizers for distribution to the French overseas departments. Shirley talks about where she found funding for the research component of her business (she holds several patents for her banana research, go girl!) and support to grow the business.The banana producers in the Kadalys supply chain are also shareholders in the business. Not only is Shirley breaking ground in her banana science research and eco-conscious production, but she is also exhibiting a business model that takes care of its supply chain and views them as business partners in what she calls benevolent capitalism. Shirley faced some challenges finding funding after the early-stage funding for banana science research.According to her, the French Caribbean Island of Martinique is seen as a tourist destination and not an entrepreneurship hub. Therefore, there are few funds interested in funding entrepreneurs on the Island. She was however fortunate to receive investment from Josh Game with Junction Injunction dedicated to supporting African women entrepreneurs. Additional funding came from a LOreal entrepreneurship program Her products are coming to US stores soon so keep your eyes out for more news from Kadalys and make sure you pick up some products when they drop in US stores.You can purchase Kadalys products now online at https://www.kadalys.com/en/ and a shop on Amazon is coming soon. Social media: follow Kadalys on Instagram and Facebook. Shirley can be found on LinkedIn where there is also a Kadalys company page.Rate, review, subscribe and come back for more. We would also love to hear from you.Drop us an email at whereisthefunding@gmail.com and tell us what you like about the show and what topics you want us to explore as it relates to funding for black entrepreneurs and particularly black women entrepreneurs.--- This episode is sponsored by Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast.https://anchor.fm/app

Shirley Billot is the founder of the organic beauty brand Kadalys. Shirley is a global expert in banana science who founded Kadalys in 2012. Kadalys specializes in upcycling and eco-extraction of the banana plant to develop 100% natural bio-active ingredients generated by bananas from Martinique and Guadeloupe in the French Caribbean using an eco-responsible approach. Kadalys is the first natural cosmetic brand made with banana tree antioxidants.The banana plant holds a special place in the traditional medicine of the French Caribbean islands where it is used for its soothing, healing, and revitalizing cosmetics properties. The Kadalys brand won 8 beauty awards in 2 years. Shirly makes sure that she looks out for her entrepreneur community in the French overseas department to work together during the COVID crisis and produce hand sanitizers for distribution to the French overseas departments. Shirley talks about where she found funding for the research component of her business (she holds several patents for her banana research, go girl!) and support to grow the business.The banana producers in the Kadalys supply chain are also shareholders in the business. Not only is Shirley breaking ground in her banana science research and eco-conscious production, but she is also exhibiting a business model that takes care of its supply chain and views them as business partners in what she calls benevolent capitalism. Shirley faced some challenges finding funding after the early-stage funding for banana science research.According to her, the French Caribbean Island of Martinique is seen as a tourist destination and not an entrepreneurship hub. Therefore, there are few funds interested in funding entrepreneurs on the Island. She was however fortunate to receive investment from Josh Game with Junction Injunction dedicated to supporting African women entrepreneurs. Additional funding came from a LOreal entrepreneurship program Her products are coming to US stores soon so keep your eyes out for more news from Kadalys and make sure you pick up some products when they drop in US stores.You can purchase Kadalys products now online at https://www.kadalys.com/en/ and a shop on Amazon is coming soon. Social media: follow Kadalys on Instagram and Facebook. Shirley can be found on LinkedIn where there is also a Kadalys company page.Rate, review, subscribe and come back for more. We would also love to hear from you.Drop us an email at whereisthefunding@gmail.com and tell us what you like about the show and what topics you want us to explore as it relates to funding for black entrepreneurs and particularly black women entrepreneurs.--- This episode is sponsored by Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast.https://anchor.fm/app

Shirley Billot is the founder of the organic beauty brand Kadalys. Shirley is a global expert in banana science who founded Kadalys in 2012. Kadalys specializes in upcycling and eco-extraction of the banana plant to develop 100% natural bio-active ingredients generated by bananas from Martinique and Guadeloupe in the French Caribbean using an eco-responsible approach. Kadalys is the first natural cosmetic brand made with banana tree antioxidants.The banana plant holds a special place in the traditional medicine of the French Caribbean islands where it is used for its soothing, healing, and revitalizing cosmetics properties. The Kadalys brand won 8 beauty awards in 2 years. Shirly makes sure that she looks out for her entrepreneur community in the French overseas department to work together during the COVID crisis and produce hand sanitizers for distribution to the French overseas departments. Shirley talks about where she found funding for the research component of her business (she holds several patents for her banana research, go girl!) and support to grow the business.The banana producers in the Kadalys supply chain are also shareholders in the business. Not only is Shirley breaking ground in her banana science research and eco-conscious production, but she is also exhibiting a business model that takes care of its supply chain and views them as business partners in what she calls benevolent capitalism. Shirley faced some challenges finding funding after the early-stage funding for banana science research.According to her, the French Caribbean Island of Martinique is seen as a tourist destination and not an entrepreneurship hub. Therefore, there are few funds interested in funding entrepreneurs on the Island. She was however fortunate to receive investment from Josh Game with Junction Injunction dedicated to supporting African women entrepreneurs. Additional funding came from a LOreal entrepreneurship program Her products are coming to US stores soon so keep your eyes out for more news from Kadalys and make sure you pick up some products when they drop in US stores.You can purchase Kadalys products now online at https://www.kadalys.com/en/ and a shop on Amazon is coming soon. Social media: follow Kadalys on Instagram and Facebook. Shirley can be found on LinkedIn where there is also a Kadalys company page.Rate, review, subscribe and come back for more. We would also love to hear from you.Drop us an email at whereisthefunding@gmail.com and tell us what you like about the show and what topics you want us to explore as it relates to funding for black entrepreneurs and particularly black women entrepreneurs.--- This episode is sponsored by Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast.https://anchor.fm/app

Shirley Billot is the founder of the organic beauty brand Kadalys. Shirley is a global expert in banana science who founded Kadalys in 2012. Kadalys specializes in upcycling and eco-extraction of the banana plant to develop 100% natural bio-active ingredients generated by bananas from Martinique and Guadeloupe in the French Caribbean using an eco-responsible approach. Kadalys is the first natural cosmetic brand made with banana tree antioxidants.The banana plant holds a special place in the traditional medicine of the French Caribbean islands where it is used for its soothing, healing, and revitalizing cosmetics properties. The Kadalys brand won 8 beauty awards in 2 years. Shirly makes sure that she looks out for her entrepreneur community in the French overseas department to work together during the COVID crisis and produce hand sanitizers for distribution to the French overseas departments. Shirley talks about where she found funding for the research component of her business (she holds several patents for her banana research, go girl!) and support to grow the business.The banana producers in the Kadalys supply chain are also shareholders in the business. Not only is Shirley breaking ground in her banana science research and eco-conscious production, but she is also exhibiting a business model that takes care of its supply chain and views them as business partners in what she calls benevolent capitalism. Shirley faced some challenges finding funding after the early-stage funding for banana science research.According to her, the French Caribbean Island of Martinique is seen as a tourist destination and not an entrepreneurship hub. Therefore, there are few funds interested in funding entrepreneurs on the Island. She was however fortunate to receive investment from Josh Game with Junction Injunction dedicated to supporting African women entrepreneurs. Additional funding came from a LOreal entrepreneurship program Her products are coming to US stores soon so keep your eyes out for more news from Kadalys and make sure you pick up some products when they drop in US stores.You can purchase Kadalys products now online at https://www.kadalys.com/en/ and a shop on Amazon is coming soon. Social media: follow Kadalys on Instagram and Facebook. Shirley can be found on LinkedIn where there is also a Kadalys company page.Rate, review, subscribe and come back for more. We would also love to hear from you.Drop us an email at whereisthefunding@gmail.com and tell us what you like about the show and what topics you want us to explore as it relates to funding for black entrepreneurs and particularly black women entrepreneurs.--- This episode is sponsored by Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast.https://anchor.fm/app

Shirley Billot is the founder of the organic beauty brand Kadalys. Shirley is a global expert in banana science who founded Kadalys in 2012. Kadalys specializes in upcycling and eco-extraction of the banana plant to develop 100% natural bio-active ingredients generated by bananas from Martinique and Guadeloupe in the French Caribbean using an eco-responsible approach. Kadalys is the first natural cosmetic brand made with banana tree antioxidants.The banana plant holds a special place in the traditional medicine of the French Caribbean islands where it is used for its soothing, healing, and revitalizing cosmetics properties. The Kadalys brand won 8 beauty awards in 2 years. Shirly makes sure that she looks out for her entrepreneur community in the French overseas department to work together during the COVID crisis and produce hand sanitizers for distribution to the French overseas departments. Shirley talks about where she found funding for the research component of her business (she holds several patents for her banana research, go girl!) and support to grow the business.The banana producers in the Kadalys supply chain are also shareholders in the business. Not only is Shirley breaking ground in her banana science research and eco-conscious production, but she is also exhibiting a business model that takes care of its supply chain and views them as business partners in what she calls benevolent capitalism. Shirley faced some challenges finding funding after the early-stage funding for banana science research.According to her, the French Caribbean Island of Martinique is seen as a tourist destination and not an entrepreneurship hub. Therefore, there are few funds interested in funding entrepreneurs on the Island. She was however fortunate to receive investment from Josh Game with Junction Injunction dedicated to supporting African women entrepreneurs. Additional funding came from a LOreal entrepreneurship program Her products are coming to US stores soon so keep your eyes out for more news from Kadalys and make sure you pick up some products when they drop in US stores.You can purchase Kadalys products now online at https://www.kadalys.com/en/ and a shop on Amazon is coming soon. Social media: follow Kadalys on Instagram and Facebook. Shirley can be found on LinkedIn where there is also a Kadalys company page.Rate, review, subscribe and come back for more. We would also love to hear from you.Drop us an email at whereisthefunding@gmail.com and tell us what you like about the show and what topics you want us to explore as it relates to funding for black entrepreneurs and particularly black women entrepreneurs.--- This episode is sponsored by Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast.https://anchor.fm/app

Shirley Billot is the founder of the organic beauty brand Kadalys. Shirley is a global expert in banana science who founded Kadalys in 2012. Kadalys specializes in upcycling and eco-extraction of the banana plant to develop 100% natural bio-active ingredients generated by bananas from Martinique and Guadeloupe in the French Caribbean using an eco-responsible approach. Kadalys is the first natural cosmetic brand made with banana tree antioxidants.The banana plant holds a special place in the traditional medicine of the French Caribbean islands where it is used for its soothing, healing, and revitalizing cosmetics properties. The Kadalys brand won 8 beauty awards in 2 years. Shirly makes sure that she looks out for her entrepreneur community in the French overseas department to work together during the COVID crisis and produce hand sanitizers for distribution to the French overseas departments. Shirley talks about where she found funding for the research component of her business (she holds several patents for her banana research, go girl!) and support to grow the business.The banana producers in the Kadalys supply chain are also shareholders in the business. Not only is Shirley breaking ground in her banana science research and eco-conscious production, but she is also exhibiting a business model that takes care of its supply chain and views them as business partners in what she calls benevolent capitalism. Shirley faced some challenges finding funding after the early-stage funding for banana science research.According to her, the French Caribbean Island of Martinique is seen as a tourist destination and not an entrepreneurship hub. Therefore, there are few funds interested in funding entrepreneurs on the Island. She was however fortunate to receive investment from Josh Game with Junction Injunction dedicated to supporting African women entrepreneurs. Additional funding came from a LOreal entrepreneurship program Her products are coming to US stores soon so keep your eyes out for more news from Kadalys and make sure you pick up some products when they drop in US stores.You can purchase Kadalys products now online at https://www.kadalys.com/en/ and a shop on Amazon is coming soon. Social media: follow Kadalys on Instagram and Facebook. Shirley can be found on LinkedIn where there is also a Kadalys company page.Rate, review, subscribe and come back for more. We would also love to hear from you.Drop us an email at whereisthefunding@gmail.com and tell us what you like about the show and what topics you want us to explore as it relates to funding for black entrepreneurs and particularly black women entrepreneurs.--- This episode is sponsored by Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast.https://anchor.fm/app

Shirley Billot is the founder of the organic beauty brand Kadalys. Shirley is a global expert in banana science who founded Kadalys in 2012. Kadalys specializes in upcycling and eco-extraction of the banana plant to develop 100% natural bio-active ingredients generated by bananas from Martinique and Guadeloupe in the French Caribbean using an eco-responsible approach. Kadalys is the first natural cosmetic brand made with banana tree antioxidants.The banana plant holds a special place in the traditional medicine of the French Caribbean islands where it is used for its soothing, healing, and revitalizing cosmetics properties. The Kadalys brand won 8 beauty awards in 2 years. Shirly makes sure that she looks out for her entrepreneur community in the French overseas department to work together during the COVID crisis and produce hand sanitizers for distribution to the French overseas departments. Shirley talks about where she found funding for the research component of her business (she holds several patents for her banana research, go girl!) and support to grow the business.The banana producers in the Kadalys supply chain are also shareholders in the business. Not only is Shirley breaking ground in her banana science research and eco-conscious production, but she is also exhibiting a business model that takes care of its supply chain and views them as business partners in what she calls benevolent capitalism. Shirley faced some challenges finding funding after the early-stage funding for banana science research.According to her, the French Caribbean Island of Martinique is seen as a tourist destination and not an entrepreneurship hub. Therefore, there are few funds interested in funding entrepreneurs on the Island. She was however fortunate to receive investment from Josh Game with Junction Injunction dedicated to supporting African women entrepreneurs. Additional funding came from a LOreal entrepreneurship program Her products are coming to US stores soon so keep your eyes out for more news from Kadalys and make sure you pick up some products when they drop in US stores.You can purchase Kadalys products now online at https://www.kadalys.com/en/ and a shop on Amazon is coming soon. Social media: follow Kadalys on Instagram and Facebook. Shirley can be found on LinkedIn where there is also a Kadalys company page.Rate, review, subscribe and come back for more. We would also love to hear from you.Drop us an email at whereisthefunding@gmail.com and tell us what you like about the show and what topics you want us to explore as it relates to funding for black entrepreneurs and particularly black women entrepreneurs.--- This episode is sponsored by Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast.https://anchor.fm/app

Shirley Billot is the founder of the organic beauty brand Kadalys. Shirley is a global expert in banana science who founded Kadalys in 2012. Kadalys specializes in upcycling and eco-extraction of the banana plant to develop 100% natural bio-active ingredients generated by bananas from Martinique and Guadeloupe in the French Caribbean using an eco-responsible approach. Kadalys is the first natural cosmetic brand made with banana tree antioxidants.The banana plant holds a special place in the traditional medicine of the French Caribbean islands where it is used for its soothing, healing, and revitalizing cosmetics properties. The Kadalys brand won 8 beauty awards in 2 years. Shirly makes sure that she looks out for her entrepreneur community in the French overseas department to work together during the COVID crisis and produce hand sanitizers for distribution to the French overseas departments. Shirley talks about where she found funding for the research component of her business (she holds several patents for her banana research, go girl!) and support to grow the business.The banana producers in the Kadalys supply chain are also shareholders in the business. Not only is Shirley breaking ground in her banana science research and eco-conscious production, but she is also exhibiting a business model that takes care of its supply chain and views them as business partners in what she calls benevolent capitalism. Shirley faced some challenges finding funding after the early-stage funding for banana science research.According to her, the French Caribbean Island of Martinique is seen as a tourist destination and not an entrepreneurship hub. Therefore, there are few funds interested in funding entrepreneurs on the Island. She was however fortunate to receive investment from Josh Game with Junction Injunction dedicated to supporting African women entrepreneurs. Additional funding came from a LOreal entrepreneurship program Her products are coming to US stores soon so keep your eyes out for more news from Kadalys and make sure you pick up some products when they drop in US stores.You can purchase Kadalys products now online at https://www.kadalys.com/en/ and a shop on Amazon is coming soon. Social media: follow Kadalys on Instagram and Facebook. Shirley can be found on LinkedIn where there is also a Kadalys company page.Rate, review, subscribe and come back for more. We would also love to hear from you.Drop us an email at whereisthefunding@gmail.com and tell us what you like about the show and what topics you want us to explore as it relates to funding for black entrepreneurs and particularly black women entrepreneurs.--- This episode is sponsored by Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast.https://anchor.fm/app

Shirley Billot is the founder of the organic beauty brand Kadalys. Shirley is a global expert in banana science who founded Kadalys in 2012. Kadalys specializes in upcycling and eco-extraction of the banana plant to develop 100% natural bio-active ingredients generated by bananas from Martinique and Guadeloupe in the French Caribbean using an eco-responsible approach. Kadalys is the first natural cosmetic brand made with banana tree antioxidants.The banana plant holds a special place in the traditional medicine of the French Caribbean islands where it is used for its soothing, healing, and revitalizing cosmetics properties. The Kadalys brand won 8 beauty awards in 2 years. Shirly makes sure that she looks out for her entrepreneur community in the French overseas department to work together during the COVID crisis and produce hand sanitizers for distribution to the French overseas departments. Shirley talks about where she found funding for the research component of her business (she holds several patents for her banana research, go girl!) and support to grow the business.The banana producers in the Kadalys supply chain are also shareholders in the business. Not only is Shirley breaking ground in her banana science research and eco-conscious production, but she is also exhibiting a business model that takes care of its supply chain and views them as business partners in what she calls benevolent capitalism. Shirley faced some challenges finding funding after the early-stage funding for banana science research.According to her, the French Caribbean Island of Martinique is seen as a tourist destination and not an entrepreneurship hub. Therefore, there are few funds interested in funding entrepreneurs on the Island. She was however fortunate to receive investment from Josh Game with Junction Injunction dedicated to supporting African women entrepreneurs. Additional funding came from a LOreal entrepreneurship program Her products are coming to US stores soon so keep your eyes out for more news from Kadalys and make sure you pick up some products when they drop in US stores.You can purchase Kadalys products now online at https://www.kadalys.com/en/ and a shop on Amazon is coming soon. Social media: follow Kadalys on Instagram and Facebook. Shirley can be found on LinkedIn where there is also a Kadalys company page.Rate, review, subscribe and come back for more. We would also love to hear from you.Drop us an email at whereisthefunding@gmail.com and tell us what you like about the show and what topics you want us to explore as it relates to funding for black entrepreneurs and particularly black women entrepreneurs.--- This episode is sponsored by Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast.https://anchor.fm/app

Shirley Billot is the founder of the organic beauty brand Kadalys. Shirley is a global expert in banana science who founded Kadalys in 2012. Kadalys specializes in upcycling and eco-extraction of the banana plant to develop 100% natural bio-active ingredients generated by bananas from Martinique and Guadeloupe in the French Caribbean using an eco-responsible approach. Kadalys is the first natural cosmetic brand made with banana tree antioxidants.The banana plant holds a special place in the traditional medicine of the French Caribbean islands where it is used for its soothing, healing, and revitalizing cosmetics properties. The Kadalys brand won 8 beauty awards in 2 years. Shirly makes sure that she looks out for her entrepreneur community in the French overseas department to work together during the COVID crisis and produce hand sanitizers for distribution to the French overseas departments. Shirley talks about where she found funding for the research component of her business (she holds several patents for her banana research, go girl!) and support to grow the business.The banana producers in the Kadalys supply chain are also shareholders in the business. Not only is Shirley breaking ground in her banana science research and eco-conscious production, but she is also exhibiting a business model that takes care of its supply chain and views them as business partners in what she calls benevolent capitalism. Shirley faced some challenges finding funding after the early-stage funding for banana science research.According to her, the French Caribbean Island of Martinique is seen as a tourist destination and not an entrepreneurship hub. Therefore, there are few funds interested in funding entrepreneurs on the Island. She was however fortunate to receive investment from Josh Game with Junction Injunction dedicated to supporting African women entrepreneurs. Additional funding came from a LOreal entrepreneurship program Her products are coming to US stores soon so keep your eyes out for more news from Kadalys and make sure you pick up some products when they drop in US stores.You can purchase Kadalys products now online at https://www.kadalys.com/en/ and a shop on Amazon is coming soon. Social media: follow Kadalys on Instagram and Facebook. Shirley can be found on LinkedIn where there is also a Kadalys company page.Rate, review, subscribe and come back for more. We would also love to hear from you.Drop us an email at whereisthefunding@gmail.com and tell us what you like about the show and what topics you want us to explore as it relates to funding for black entrepreneurs and particularly black women entrepreneurs.--- This episode is sponsored by Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast.https://anchor.fm/app

Show 12 – Recorded 8-19-18 This podcast provides 11 performances of blues songs performed by 11 artists ranging from the 1920's up to 2015.  Blues artists are: Aretha Franklin, Otis Spann, Big Head Todd, Blind Willie Johnson, Derek and the Dominos, Shirly and Lee, Creedence Clearwater Revival, Fleetwood Mac,  Blind Willie McTell, The Allman Brothers […]