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Sophie Purdom has built her career in the climate tech industry, helping to bridge the gap between environmentalism and business. As the co-founder of CTVC and the founder and managing partner of Planeteer Capital, Sophie's work focuses on educating, enabling, and orchestrating significant change within the world of venture capital and companies tackling the climate crisis.  This week, Barrett talks with Sophie about a wide range of topics from the personal to the professional. They dive into the desire to make an impact with their careers, the importance of establishing meaningful relationships and partnerships, and the evolution of climate tech. Sophie shares her perspective on the various sectors influenced by the climate crisis and the importance of the right skillset for founders in the industry. Emphasizing the compounding effects of incremental actions and the significance of aiming for long-term relevance, Barrett and Sohpie explore the intersection between personal values, the journey of entrepreneurship, and the collective endeavor to move toward a sustainable future. In this episode: 00:00 - Intro 02:19 - Sophie's unique path to climate tech 04:56 - The intersection of business and environmentalism 05:35 - The power of curiosity and diverse interests 09:45 - Aligning capitalism with environmental goals 12:17 - Sophie's approach to building a sustainable future 17:05 - Navigating challenges and opportunities in climate tech 37:26 - Community building and the value of networks 42:39 - Reflecting on personal wellbeing and professional goals 49:49 - The personal cost of sacrifice and finding balance 52:00 - The early days of CTVC 54:20 - Exploring business, leadership, and impact 01:07:02 - Navigating the climate tech landscape 01:18:32 - Envisioning the future and personal growth Connect with Sophie LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sophiepurdom X / Twitter: https://twitter.com/SophiePurdom Planeteer Capital: https://planeteercapital.com Connect with Barrett Barrett's newsletter: https://BarrettBrooks.com X / Twitter: https://twitter.com/barrettabrooks Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/barrettabrooks Get full show notes and links at https://GoodWorkShow.com. Watch the episode on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@barrettabrooks.

In this Super-sized episode, Sam and Henry celebrate Superman's 85th birthday with a discussion of what Superman means to Sam, a short take on the My Adventures with Superman teaser and a lengthy discussion of Henry's takeaways from Regal Cinema's Superman The Movie & Superman II: The Richard Donner Cut screenings. The Pals also dive into a very solid episode 6 of Superman & Lois.  Greetings Super friends! Welcome to Superman & Lois & Pals. I'm Henry Bernstein and alongside me is my favorite super pal, Professor Sam Brody. Superman's 85thSuperman's birthday was last week. Kind of a missed opportunity to have a big episode on the actual publication date. What does Superman mean to you? Why do you love SupermanMy Adventures With Superman teaserMy experience with seeing Superman 1&2 back to backNotes from the films - Glen Ford plays it as not only is he having a heart attack but he realizes he's dying. The "oh no" is saying "not now. I thought I had more time. "How long after Pa dies does Clark hear the crystal calling to him? I would've liked at least one more scene with Pa. What is ma telling Clark to remember?Clark asks the one question you might ask God - Who Am I? What is my purpose? Why am I here?I never noticed jimmy said " I told you one P"There's something about 70s NY on film that makes Metropolis feel so important and huge The double Jeopardy scene is the best first appearance period, the end. It's the perfect rescue to introduce Superman. Plane rescue - He literally saves the President on his first night. Let's talk about Superman & Lois Season 3, Episode 6S03E6 - “Of Sound Mind” Directed by:Diana ValentineWritten By:George Kitson (from what I can tell, not related to Barry KitsonIMDB & Apple TV: Clark finds himself in uncharted territory; Lois bonds with a new friend; Superman pays Bruno Mannheim a surprise visit; Lana puts Sarah in charge while she's away at a meeting with Chrissy.Henry's Notes:Superman stuffDeadline diedTraces of X K and Superman's bloodOnomatopoeia speaks! Jordan training, beat all these guysEquus is a fictional comic book supervillain, a cyborg mercenary in the DC Comics universe who serves as an opponent of Superman.[1] Created by writer Brian Azzarello and artist Jim Lee, he first appeared in Superman (vol. 2) #206, which was published in June 2004 as part of the "For Tomorrow" storyline.Mechano-Man - All Star Superman #10Atomic SkullI love the video game that Jordan has to play. Bizarro plus Atomic Skull - double jeopardy for JordanReally fun seeing Atomic Skull in actionJordan, “I can do this all day” ok Cap.Dumb Jordan/Clark fight. Jordan's gotta know his role.“I have Superman to learn from”Ooooh Onomatopoeia can mimic other people's voices? Interesting power. How is Superman resisting Kryptonite???“Go save your father” He's wearing his new costume!That was really intense! How did Superman defeat them? Did Jordan help? Would Superman have defeated them anyway?I knew Jordan would be Kryptonite-resistant Manheim InvestigationNurse: “Mr. Manheim wishes you well in your article”Patient - “What's your angle?”What if this isn't about Powers, but trying to keep these guys alive.Cancer patient is talking about Manheim's accomplishments that helped her and Suicide SlumsNice misdirection with the cancer patient being Onomatopoeia. Is she Manheim's sister? Did you see that coming, Sam?Cancer stuffReally nice seeing Clark in a support group. Even Superman needs emotional help. “Wasn't for me” - hmmmmmNurse: “Mr. Manheim wishes you well in your article”Patient - “What's your angle?”Estate planning. If they haven't done life insurance yet, then they're fucked. No Life Insurance company would take her at this point. Clark is in super denial mode.This episode is about Clark's pain, fear and lack of control.“For the first time I can't keep you safe. I feel really powerless”Yep, I'm crying. Thanks Tyler and Bitsie.I knew the episode would end with Clark coming back to the group. Not mad about it but that was telegraphed. “So that's why I'm here. To ask for help.” - ClarkTwins, Sarah, Nat, John Henry“Rusty”“You look like a guy who made a wish to be a kid again”Is Clark trying to control Jordan because he can't control Lois' Cancer?Lana/Kyle/SarahIs this Sohpie's first sighting this season?! Where has she been? Juvie?OMG so awkward with Chrissy and LanaI like that Chrissy and Kyle are continuing. They're cute.Sarah, “you're chipper, it's weird.”No one is paying attention to Sophie. Maybe if she was in more episodes, they'd notice her. They freaking lost her. What the hell?Boy, between the slapping and the negligence, these two are really parents of the yearSad, sad Sophie at the abandoned fair. That is bleak. Sophie's character arc is going away, then when they need a story for the Cushings, they bring her back. Haha, nice reference to Burger Time. Kyle and Chrissy going steady, cute.

It's October and as the common phrase goes, October Scary brings Christmas Merry...at least for Kulap and guest host (and actress, writer, podcaster) Casey Rose Wilson. The two share their weekend experience going to not one, but two Christmas stores. Plus, a gift in itself, comedian and writer Sophie Santos joins to talk about her biggest Game Changer.  Please note, Add To Cart contains mature themes and may not be appropriate for all listeners.  To see all products mentioned in this episode, head to @addtocartpod on Instagram. To purchase any of the products, see below.  Check out Sophie Santos's show, The Lesbian Agenda: https://bit.ly/thelesbianagenda Get her new book, The One You Want to Marry: https://bit.ly/theoneyouwantmarry Listen to all of Sohpie's music on Spotify: https://bit.ly/sophiesantosspotify Sophie loves online classes from Peloton: https://bit.ly/pelotonforsophie Ku and Casey's first Christmas shop was Traditions: https://bit.ly/traditionsdecorations There, Ku bought a ramen ornament: https://bit.ly/ramenornament And a cute sushi roll ornament: https://bit.ly/sushirollornament And Santa in a kayak: https://bit.ly/santainakayakoranment And then maybe spent too much on this “tree with deer” ornament: https://bit.ly/treewithdeer Casey's TV decoration set: https://bit.ly/caseystvbox Then Casey and Ku hit up Aldik Home: https://bit.ly/aldikhome They bought trees from Balsam Hill: https://bit.ly/balsamhilltrees Kulap's Hero Tree: https://bit.ly/kulapsherotree Kulap's Tabletop Tree: https://bit.ly/tabletoptree Kulap's new bedroom tree: https://bit.ly/kusbedroomtree And Casey got a flocked tree for as her bedroom tree: https://bit.ly/themostflockedtree Stay up to date with us on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram at @LemonadaMedia.  Joining Lemonada Premium is a great way to support our show and get bonus content. Subscribe today at bit.ly/lemonadapremium. Click this link for a list of current sponsors and discount codes for this show and all Lemonada shows: lemonadamedia.com/sponsorsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Welcome to the first episode of Bangerz! with Hunter and Toño The New Queer Music Podcast! Hosts Hunter Banes and Toño The Rapper curate a new release playlist every week to talk you through the newest and hottest hits in this hip-pop-hyperpop-culture podcast. Make sure to check out our Instagram (@bangerzpodcast) on New Banger Fridays for each week's playlist!' In our first episode, we talk about trans icon SOPHIE who passed away 1/31/21, and so much more about music and pop culture and life as young, gay adults. Follow us on Instagram and listen to us every week, with our corresponding playlist of Bangerz! Listen to Toño's Top 10 SOPHIE production credit songs here. And as always, our New Banger Friday playlist! Filled with each week's newest hits: HERE! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bangerz/support

“Society is losing something when we don’t share our weirdness with one another. You're losing something when you have someone at your table and they don't share what makes them different. One of the purposes I have in life is to create spaces where people will share what is interesting about them, and why they are different.” - Sophie Mona PagèsAs a Moroccan immigrant growing up in France, Sophie Mona Pagès grew up feeling a bit “weird” in her complex identity. She craved a space infused with diversity, inclusion, intimacy, modernity, and beauty. Instead of waiting for such a space to appear, she created LVRSNFRNDS herself. The 20 attendees at the first event in East London were people Sophia found on dating apps who she “would be happy to spend an evening with.” She asked them to fill out a form if they wanted to attend, spend 15 minutes with her on a call, and gathered fun facts about each attendee to spark conversations. The group was diverse across identities and ages, and meaningful relationships were sparked. The night was a success. Today LVRSNFRNDS gathers people around the world, to fight loneliness and enable meaningful connections of all kinds. Hand-selected members have access to events where they’re asked to contribute their voice to conversations on intimacy and relationships.In March 2020, the community traded bars for virtual rooms. We’ll talk with Sohpie about developing a playbook that captures shared values, facilitating online conversations, and why this work matters to her.Highlights, inspiration, & key learnings:Origin story. Finding the first 20 people.Can’t fake the funk. “I grew up feeling weird.”Going virtual. People showing up and supercharging the why--support.Facilitating online. Empowering members to step up as hosts.Building playbooks with members. Acknowledging that people mess up and creating a response for when that happens.

Let Cancer Transform Your Life~   In this interview, Sophie Sabbage shares how cancer is transforming her life. Sophie’s terminal cancer diagnosis was a lifeshock and it also awakened her to her most authentic, loving, and creative self. Sophie is living with terminal lung cancer despite being given a few months to live over five and a half years ago. Upon hearing her diagnosis, Sophie vowed not to be a victim and took charge of her treatment. Furthermore, Sophie shares how she found the unlikely gifts of cancer and how the illness is transforming her life. In addition, we talk about lifeshocks, those unwanted and unexpected moments in our lives, and how they can awaken us to our most authentic, loving, and creative selves.    Sophie is the author of two Sunday Times bestsellers: The Cancer Whisperer, translated into twelve languages, and Lifeshocks, 2018 winner of the international Nautilus Gold Award for personal growth books. As a transformation specialist, Sophie equips people to engage powerfully with challenging lifeshocks. Also, she has nearly thirty years experience as both a business consultant and as a Senior Trainer with the More To Life Foundation. In addition, Sophie is a professional speaker.     In this episode, Sophie talks about the impact of fear on wellbeing and even on medical outcomes. Her experience of living with cancer, adversity, uncertainty, and facing death  is very relevant and useful to the current coronavirus situation. Finally, Sophie says “I have cancer, it does not have me.”    Episode Highlights:   First, Emily introduces her guest, Sophie Sabbage. Then, Sophie shares how she learned about her cancer. She tells us she pushed her doctors for scans.  After that, Sophie talks about her daughter who recently turned 10.   Sophie explains lifeshocks, those unwanted moments in time. She tells us that she is fortunate to have a toolkit for dealing with lifeshocks.   Next, Sophie shares that she was dying of fear. In other words, when the doctor told her she was going to die, she started dying. Furthermore, Sophie says she needed to get through fear to have a chance to stay alive. Sohpie discusses the symptoms she experienced before her cancer diagnosis.  She listened to her intuition and pressed the doctor for scans that saved her life.  Sophie shares that she wrote her book, The Cancer Whisperer, to help patients navigate the psychological and emotional territory of a cancer diagnosis. No one offered Sophie emotional support and she describes what it was like to sit in oncology ward waiting for her cancer treatment. She then describes the moment that led her to write the book. Sophie explains, “If we don’t take hold of our fear as patients, our fear will take care of us and make the decisions and run the show.”  She stresses the importance of not handing all of the power to the doctor. Then Sophie explains her darkest hour, when she learned she had multiple brain tumors. After that, she talks about the ways in which she educated herself and took charge of her treatment.  Sophie says the primary reason she’s still alive is the medical treatments she received. After that, Sophie talks about how she took control of her appointments, even delaying a treatment so she could see her daughter’s nativity play.  In other words, she says, “If I fit my life into cancer, I’m going to die soon in spirit if not in body. But if I fit cancer inside my life, I’m more likely to have a life.” Next, Sophie shares how the late Dr. K. Bradford Brown taught her to find unlikely gifts in unwanted happenings. After that, she explains why she wrote her second book: Lifeshocks And How to Love Them. Dr. K. Bradford Brown taught Sophie his mantra: There is no event by which and through which life its self is not trying to awaken you to your most authentic, loving, and creative self. There is no event that is not speaking to you. Lifeshocks are collision points between what we expect and how it really is. In other words, we run into reality and think it should be different. But actually these moments challenge our expectations, our conditioning, our belief in very profound ways. Sophie says “Sometimes we rise to our destinys when we’re brought to our knees.”  Next Sophie and Emily discuss the lifeshock of the COVID-19 crisis and how  we’re being humbled and reminded of what really matters. Sophie explains that if she held onto anything that said her life doesn’t matter she wouldn’t have been able to put energy into herself to stay alive. According to Sophie, the only way out of fear is through it - no way over or around it. Sophie shares that there is pain and suffering and illness in life but we make it worse because of how we interpret it as happening. In other words, fear is self generated by what we think. Sophie can control the quality of her life as long as there is breath in her body. Some people are free of cancer but not really free mentally.   Everything we feel is from the neck down. Our breath brings us into our bodies and our feelings. Next Sophie talks about her studies and work and how they prepared her for her cancer diagnosis. Emily talks about benefit of sharing stories and how they can help other people move onward. Sophie introduces a caveat on sharing stories saying, we must be conscious of where we’re coming from when we tell our stories. She tells her story to enhance  our lives. Finally, Sophie states  “I don’t want even this podcast to be about my story. I want it to be about there is no lifeshock by which and through wich life is not awakening you to your most authentic, loving, and creative self. That’s what I want this podcast to be about and that is for everyone who’s listening. Everyone.”    Resources Mentioned:   Sophie’s Books: The Cancer Whisperer & Lifeshocks - and How to Love Them  Sophie’s email: hello@sophiesabbage.com Sophie’s TEDx on grief   Learn more at  https://sophiesabbage.com/ and  http://www.cancerwhispering.com/ to include Sophie’s on-line Masterclass Sophie Sabbage LinkedIn Emily Harman Soul Pajamas Onward: Instagram | Twitter | Facebook | Onward Movement Facebook Group PodcastPress

In today’s episode, Sophie Howard shares her journey with Crohn’s Disease. After being diagnosed at the age of 11, she learned to navigate the ups and downs of Crohn’s as a child and fought off countless infections over the years. Now, 14 years later, she chooses to look at the accomplishments in her life and hasn’t let Crohn’s hold her back. Although food is not a trigger for Sophie, stress is. She’s learned the importance of sleep, stress management, and how to balance fitness and recovery. As an avid traveler, Sophie shares her tips for reducing stress while traveling, including why she packs as light as possible and why she increases her vitamins before a trip. She’s also learned to appreciate simple things in life, like walking outdoors to enjoy the fresh air and taking long, hot baths on a regular basis. She makes priority lists every morning to help her focus on what she wants to get done first and what can wait until later, if needed. After feeling very alone as a child with Crohn’s Disease, growing up in a small town where she didn’t know anyone else with IBD, Sohpie embraced the support and connection that being an active part of the IBD community online offers. She felt immediately connected with fellow IBD patients from all around the world who shared the same disease. She’s now speaking up and sharing her voice in the community. She describes it as a place “where everybody is talking about their experiences daily...and we’re all pushing each other to be better and we’re all pushing each other to widen the conversation and to make sure we are educating everybody who doesn’t know about IBD...and what it’s like to live with it.” She blogs about her travels at www.crohnswithme.com and shares her journey on Instagram (@crohnswithme). She hopes to show that life can be good and that it’s about making simple adventures as fun and as easy on yourself as possible.

Welcome this week's guest Sophie Beya. Sophie is a single mama who, although she probably doesn't think so, is crushing motherhood. In this episode, Sohpie tells us her story and hands out all sorts of life lessons. This episode is super important, ya'll. Take a listen.

In conjunction with The Gifted Season 2 premiere, Anthony & Doc examine the Stepford Cuckoos! What problems could telepathic identical triplets possibly have? Plus, we're pretty sure this is the first ever time WWE, Santeria, and Sweet Valley High are mentioned in the same hour! Listen now! SHOW NOTES: Introduction The Walking Dead listener poll & Anthony's Extra Life fundraiser Background (04:47) Stepford Cuckoos were created by Grant Morrison in New X-Men #118 (Nov. 2001) Introduced as identical quintuplets and proteges of Emma Frost - Sophie, Phoebe, Mindee (Irma), Celeste, and Esme Called the Stepford Cuckoos by classmates, they preferred to be called the Five-in-One Esme had a crush on Kato Anishiwa, a student at the Xavier Institute - he turned out to be Stuff, an advance scout for the Shi'ar Imperial Guard, who attacked the school All five girls combined their psychic powers to help defeat Kid Omega, who was leading a rebellion of students at the school - Sophie was under the influence of a drug called Kick which amped her powers, and died as a result - it was later revealed that she did it because Esme, also on Kick, wanted her to The four remaining Cuckoos blamed Emma Frost, and told Jean that Emma was having a psychic affair with Scott - Esme tried to murder Emma, and then fled the school Esme returned alongside Xorn (Magneto in disguise), but she turned on Xorn, and he killed her On M-Day the Cuckoos retained their powers, and were forced into a fight by Emma to join the new X-Men "Warsong" - we discover the Cuckoos origin - they were genetic clones born of Emma Frosts's stolen eggs by Dr. John Sublime as part of Weapon Plus - they were designated Weapon XIV and there were thousands of the girls incubated and artificially aged - 5 were placed in the Xavier school to infiltrate - during the event, the Phoenix Force activated the Weapon Plus nanotech inside their bodies, which temporarily resurrected Sohpie and Esme - it activated the Thousand-in-One hivemind - Celeste took control of the Phoenix Force and trapped it inside their diamond hearts "Utopia" - The girls lost their Phoenix abilities, and became depressed Afterwards, Mindee and Celeste stayed on Utopia, while Phoebe went back to the school - Celeste had a crush on Quentin Quire "Mutant Revolution" - The girls became more independent - Irma dyed her hair black, and Phoebe dyed hers red Girls rejoin the school, and Celeste is the first to discover Emma after she was killed Issues (15:00) Each sister has difficulty finding their own voice and individual personality among the gestalt Difficulty coping with deaths of Sophie & Esme, and how they died (20:57) Personality quirks (28:52) Sophie - dominant Phoebe - aggressive Irma - laid-back Celeste - timid but haughty Esme - conniving Treatment In-universe (35:41) Out-of-universe (39:28) Skit Ending References: Amoeba Boys - Powerpuff Girls villains - Anthony, 06:37 Scott Summers episode - 08:10 WWE Survivor Series - Anthony, 09:34 WWE King of the Ring - Anthony, 09:35 "Santeria" by Sublime (NSFW lyrics) - Anthony, 10:26 "Let it Go" from Frozen - Anthony/Dr. Issues, 10:38 Old Spice diamonds commercial - Anthony/Dr. Issues, 11:44 Sweet Valley High - Dr. Issues, 12:52 Baby-Sitters Club - Anthony, 13:18 Transformers gestalt - Anthony, 15:26 Devastator - Anthony, 15:27 Survivor's guilt - Anthony, 21:28 Four humours - Dr. Issues, 29:10 Starscream (TV Tropes entry) - Anthony, 31:15 The Walking Dead listener poll iTunes: here Google Play: here Stitcher: here TuneIn: here iHeartRadio: here Twitter FacebookE-mailPatreon

At the beginning of every Pokémon game, players must make a Sohpie’s Choice-like decision to ally themselves with a single, cuddly fighting animal. While their stable will undoubtedly expand, it is that creature who will be their intimate companion on the long road to becoming the very best. Like no one ever was. Today’s formal debate brings three Pokémon experts to the fore, including Polygon’s Allegra Frank and Ryan Gilliam as well as The Verge’s Megan Farokhmanesh. They will each make their case for one of the three iconic starting Pokémon: Charmander, Squirtle, and Bulbasaur. Later this week, Polygon will also publish passionate analyses of each of these starting Pokémon. Then, next week on our official Twitter account, you will be able to make your voices heard with a final vote. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Just as the super fans predicted last week, the penultimate episode delivered another "lackluster" performance from Laurel and Donathan who only managed to conjure up more "veiled" threats, squandered any remaining "win equity" they had mustered at the merge, and watched the last of their "social capital" circle the drain. All hope is not lost though. We are looking forward to a few more surprises in the finale! We want to thank and acknowledge everyone who contributed to another great Listener Feedback show. This week we heard from: Pete, Ann, Mike, Shea, David, Ed, Sohpie, Susan, Drew, Jack, Parker, BrandonA, Christiana, Slappy McGee, Kim-n-Cameron, Josh, Jacqueline, Jeremiah, and Paul. We've got several ways you can reach us. You can call and leave a voicemail at 206-350-1547 or toll-free at 844-643-8737. You can record an audio comment and attach it or just type up a quick text message and send it to us via email at joannandstacyshow@gmail.com. 00:00 Date 00:04 Ghost Island Theme by Aaron 00:33 Introductions 02:01 Pete from Boston, Massachusetts 08:25 Ann from San Diego, California 13:10 Mike from Omaha, Nebraska 18:10 Shea from Arkansas 22:08 David from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 24:52 Ed from Milwaukee, Wisconsin 28:46 Sophie from Texas 30:57 Susan from Hawaii 34:08 Drew from Utah 36:38 Jack from California 39:03 Parker from Indiana 42:23 BrandonA from Cleveland, Ohio 45:41 Christiana from Boston, Massachusetts 48:05 Slappy McGee from Seattle, Washington 51:44 Kim-n-Cameron from North Carolina 55:00 Josh the Plush Moose from Massachusetts 57:46 Jacqueline from Orange County, CA 61:15 Jeremiah from SoCal 66:46 Paul from Louisiana 69:26 Wrap Up 73:00 Ghost Island Theme by Aaron Links for Today's Show Paul's Visual Roster Survivor Fans Podcast Fans group on Facebook JSFL SFP on Twitter SFP on YouTube Extra Clips Channel Contact Info: Voicemail: 206-350-1547 Toll Free: 844-643-8737 Email: joannandstacyshow@gmail.com Survivor Fans Podcast P.O. Box 2811 Orangevale, CA 95662 Enjoy, Jo Ann and Stacy