Podcast appearances and mentions of stephanie allen

Great leaders don't do it all—they know who to trust, how to delegate, and when to get out of the way.In this episode, I sit down with Stephanie Allen, a fractional COO and creator of the Panoramic Operations Roadmap, to unpack the behind-the-scenes magic that makes businesses scale smoothly. Stephanie helps visionary founders step away from the daily grind and lead with clarity and confidence. We talk about what it really means to be a second-in-command, how to build trust with a team, and how great communication (not micromanagement) drives performance.From systems to strategy to leadership dynamics, Stephanie brings smart, grounded advice for anyone running or building a team. Whether you're struggling to delegate, feeling stuck in the weeds, or trying to grow without burning out—this episode will give you a fresh, honest look at what sustainable growth actually takes.Highlights:What a COO really does—and why you don't need to do it all yourself.Ways to build trust quickly when stepping into leadership roles.How to delegate effectively without micromanaging your team.The hidden cost of poor communication and how to fix it fast.Why systems and structure unlock creativity and growth in your business.Connect with Stephanie:Website: https://stephanieallenconsulting.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/stephanie-allen-consulting/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@StephanieAllenConsulting In appreciation for being here, I have some gifts for you:A LinkedIn Checklist for setting up your fully optimized Profile:An opportunity to test drive the Follow Up system I recommend by taking the3 Card Sampler – you won't regret it.AND … Don't forget to connect with me on LinkedIn and be eligible for mycomplimentary LinkedIn profile audit – I do one each month for a luckylistener!Connect with me:http://JanicePorter.comhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/janiceporter/https://www.facebook.com/janiceporter1https://www.instagram.com/socjanice/Thanks for listening!Thanks so much for listening to our podcast! If you enjoyed this episode andthink that others could benefit from listening, please share it using the socialmedia buttons on this page.Do you have some feedback or questions about this episode? Leave a note inthe comment section below!Subscribe to the podcastIf you would like to get automatic updates of new podcast episodes, you cansubscribe to the podcast on Apple Podcasts or your favorite podcast app.Leave us an Apple Podcast...

Rev. Stephanie Allen preaches, 'Cultivating Forgiveness in a World of Undeserved Hurts', Piedmont Community Church, Piedmont, California

The 2025 Presidential Symposium will be held on Blue Bell Campus Tuesday, February 11. Dr. Stephanie Allen, Director of Equity, Diversity and Belonging gives all the details about this year's event, including information on keynote speaker Roberto Clemente Jr.     Recorded and edited by Quinn Szentefrom the College's Sound Recording and Music Technology Program

We start with an update on the provincial election campaign. The B.C. NDP has announced its plan to ban the need for doctors' notes for worker absences up to five days, while the B.C. Conservatives have announced a plan for a monthly rebate for renters and homeowners.We're joined by Fiona Famulak, B.C. Chamber of Commerce CEO; Grand Chief Stewart Phillip, president, Union of B.C. Indian Chiefs; and Stephanie Allen, Housing & Community Development Consultant, former BC Housing vice-president to hear about the policies they'd like to see leading the agenda as the campaign unfolds.

Comedians, writers, and partners in life Tig Notaro and Stephanie Allynne join the show to talk about how they first met and fell in love, co-directing their new film “Am I Ok?” starring Dakota Johnson, and a meeting with Reese Witherspoon that may or may not have gone off the rails. Plus, a party bus with Pedro Pascal? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Malika Andrews is the host of ESPN's “NBA Today” and “NBA Countdown.” She joins Simone and Danielle to celebrate WNBA All-Star Weekend and to discuss Serena Williams standing in her power. They also pop off about this year's Emmy nominations (how is “The Bear” a comedy?), and honor the legacies of three greats we lost recently — Shannen Doherty, Richard Simmons, and Dr. Ruth Westheimer. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Stephanie Allen does God's work.  A career educator for more than two decades, Ms. Allen currently teaches high school in Guilford County Schools in Greensboro, North Carolina, the third largest school district in North Carolina. She was recognized as a Teacher of the Year in 2019 and 2024–a recognition she's earned. This episode features the front-line experiences of a classroom teacher, centers stories about under-supported students, and describes necessary steps to dismantle the social hierarchy that relegates Black students to the lowest rungs of every quality of life indicator ladder.

Stephanie Allen, a strategic CEO advisor and fractional COO, reminds us about the need to ask if we can give feedback. If the other person is not ready to receive it, we're likely wasting everyone's time and creating unnecessary conflict. She also reminds us that feedback is a gift, and sometimes it's a gift we didn't think we needed. Feedback loops are important; while we can't control people, we can influence them. One key aspect to all of this is, “Don't accept assumptions.” Leaders need to clarify and verify.Radical Feedback by Kim ScottFor more info regarding feedback and how you can develop yourself or your team, email contact@learningbridge.com.Brought to you by the LearningBridge Team Check out the free Q&A videos that we have produced with tips to help you receive feedback graciously and act on it visibly at www.learningbridge.com/tips.

Thanks to the transformations in work paradigms, nowadays it's possible to be both a mother and an entrepreneur/employee. In this chapter, we will be joined by Stephanie Allen, an HR & Career Development Professional with 10 years of experience in recruiting, staffing, and coaching. She presents a program specifically focused for mothers seeking employment.Within this chapter, we make a deep dive in reflections of the challenges and strengths associated with being a mother entering in the industry. We analyze the hurdles and potential growth that can arise when a mother decides to take the step towards a new professional chapter. If this resonates with you or someone you know, don't miss out on this opportunity that can contribute to your progress and help you make informed decisions for a new beginning. Subscribe now and show your support by giving it a like.

It's International Women's Month this week in the virtual Lemonade Stand, and Crystal and Emily are joined by Stephanie Allen from AirWorks Heating & Cooling! She discusses her story about personal branding, community outreach, and fearlessness in marketing strategy.0:07 - Building a Successful Brand Together8:07 - The Power of Brand Identity19:25 - Embracing Local Marketing Strategies26:31 - Navigating Rebranding and Leadership AdviceIf you enjoyed this chat From the Yellow Chair, consider joining our newsletter, "Let's Sip Some Lemonade," where you can receive exclusive interviews, our bank of helpful downloadables, and updates on upcoming content.Please consider following and drop a review below if you enjoyed this episode. Be sure to check out our social media pages on Facebook and Instagram.Interested in being a guest on our show? Be sure to contact us today!We'll see you next time, Lemon Heads!

Anna berättar om Vicki Morgan, som levde i gräddan av den kaliforniska överklassen i sin roll som älskarinna till en Bloomingdale-arvinge. Men hon var förstås mycket mer än så och bestämde sig också för att utmana etablissemanget för att få det hon tyckte hon förtjänade. Karin berättar om den märkliga plats som är Palmyraatollen – en ring av öar mitt i Stilla Havet. Där möttes två par: Roy och Stephanie Allen och Malcolm "Mac" och Eleanor "Muff" Graham. Bara ett av dem skulle ta sig därifrån med livet i behåll. Mord Mot Mord släpps på Podplay på onsdagar, och på alla andra plattformar på torsdagar. Lyssna på podplay.se eller i appen! Källor och bilder för dagens avsnitt publiceras i Facebookgruppen Mord Mot Mord Podcast. Önska fall på Instagram, skriv till @karinlondre eller @sandellanna. Mord Mot Mord är en vanlig snackig podd, fast om mord. Det är lättsamt prat i ett försök att hantera världens värsta ämne.

The province has unveiled its latest plan under the B.C. Builds program, which will see hundreds of rental homes built and provided to middle-income earners. Our guest Stephanie Allen, principal with Adinkra Strategies, and housing and community development consultant, gives us her evaluation of the program. Men make up the majority of toxic-drug deaths. What's needed to support men struggling with mental health and addiction? We speak with Kurt Kashuba, Carpenters Regional Council and Dr. John Ogrodniczuk, UBC psychiatry professor and founder of HeadsUp Guys.

Are you wondering how your bones are influenced by the ageing process... and the why behind lifting heavy things? Today I have Exercise Physiologist - Stephanie Allen, the brains behind Active Range.  Steph is a powerhouse in the world of supporting women as they age, and I loved our chat about the importance of pilates, weights and generalised making great choices in our movement to enhance our long term health. She currently runs a pilates studio in the picturesque Flaxton QLD, and has designed and produces Active Range Bone Smart Collagen.  You can learn more about Steph and her collagen range at https://www.activerange.au/products/bone-smart-collagen You can follow along Steph, her studio and her collagen and women's health support through her great instagram page @active.range And of course, rate and review this podcast to go in the draw for the monthly book gift!

BlueCollar.CEO –Stephanie Allen is the Co-founder and Owner of Air Works Heating & Cooling, a family-owned and operated HVAC company servicing Camarillo and Ventura County in Southern California. Since launching the company in 2010, Stephanie and her husband, Kevin, have earned a reputation for being highly skilled and meticulous while maintaining honesty, integrity, and ongoing relationships with their customers.Stephanie completed her MBA and JD in three years from the University of Alabama before moving back to California with Kevin to launch their business and start their family. As a visionary, she is an excellent leadership coach who believes the best way for leaders to learn is by making mistakes.In this episode, Ryan and Stephanie discuss how being in business with your spouse influences your business, marriage, and family. Stephanie also emphasizes the role of leaders and why she allows them to fail.

In this episode of Service Business Mastery, Tersh and Josh interview Stephanie Allen and Jessica Woodruff Smith who share their expertise in growing service businesses through strategic hiring and networking. Stephanie, co-owner of Airworks, prioritizes family-oriented and mom-approved services, while Jessica, co-founder of Lady Titans, advocates for women in the trades. Together, they provide practical tips and growth strategies, emphasizing the importance of strategic hiring, networking, and fostering positive company culture. This episode is a must-listen for entrepreneurs seeking valuable advice on achieving sustained growth and managing remote teams. Resources And People Mentioned: Connect with Stephanie Allen and Jessica Woodruff Smith on social media to learn more about their experiences in the industry and their involvement with LadyTitans. Consider joining Women in HVACR (WHVACR) and LadyTitans to network and collaborate with other women in the industry. Evaluate your current team members and ensure they are in the right positions for their growth and the success of your business.   This episode is kindly sponsored by Sera (visit their website) CompanyCam (visit their website), UpFrog (visit their website) and Emerson (visit their website). Visit www.companycam.com/SBM and use code SBM for a free 2-week trial, 1:1 training and account setup, and 50% off your first two months! Join the Service Business Mastery Facebook group

THG interviews three incredible mothers on the importance of motherhood and some of the lessons they've learned along the way. Join Ta-Myia as she interviews Layla Sewell (owner of We Shop BOPs), Debra Tidwell (Layla's mother), and her own mother, Stephanie Allen on the challenges and opportunities motherhood has presented for them.  Make sure to subscribe to us on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and Google Podcasts. Also follow us on Instagram and Facebook @hilltopglove. Sponsored by: BOPs, Red Rooster Sports Bar & Grill, Lynx Recording Studios, Mid Carolina Service Co., and TruBrilliance Ent.

Today's episode is one I am SO excited about and is for all the women out there who are in the midlife time of their lives and are ready to re-launch their careers! Stephanie Allen is our guest and she has a story and amazing tips you won't want to miss out on. Stephanie Allen is a certified Life Coach and business owner at Stephanie Allen Coaching. She helps moms get unstuck in midlife so they can figure out what's next and go after it with confidence. As a veteran spouse of 23 years, Stephanie has become an expert at reinventing herself following 10 military relocations and helping her family thrive during multiple deployments. Since settling in Tampa 5 years ago, she successfully transitioned her career from the HR field to opening a coaching business. Stephanie has a passion for helping other moms like herself continue to progress, evolve and find fulfillment in midlife. For more information please contact her at stephanieallenlifecoach@gmail.com. In this episode, we chat through: Stephanie's story as a military spouse and how she re-launched her career once her kids were older What is a self-made career and how to decide which job and career is best for you The importance of your mindset and believing you can do the things you are dreaming of How to get a FREE Consult Call with Stephanie How I coach women in their careers and also help women start new businesses Visit the episodes blog post for resources and links mentioned here >> https://www.madewell345.com/2023/02/28/how-to-re-launch-your-career-in-midlife-and-beyond/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/madewell345/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/madewell345/support

Every object, document, material and surface you see when you visit Alnwick Castle has been given a huge amount of care and attention to ensure it is in the best possible condition. But how do you look after the contents of a castle? Join Deborah as she speaks to Stephanie Allen, Object and Archive Conservator at Alnwick Castle, to find out about the work that goes on behind the scenes.Steph discusses her work cleaning, conserving and repairing huge items like chandeliers and ceilings, down to much smaller things you may not even notice like staircase rods and tabs on centuries-old books. It's a fascinating insight into a really important job here at the Castle, and we hope you find it interesting too.If you enjoyed the episode, please let us know by emailing podcast@alnwickcastle.com . We'd appreciate any likes, shares, reviews, ratings or recommendations you can leave for us!

In this episode of The Mortar & Pestle, Stephanie Allen, ASIN, DCN, DSS, CPES   joins host Mike De Lisio and co-host Sebastian Denison, RPh, FAARM (Candidate) to discuss wellness in the new year.

Dr. Stephanie Allen, Director of Equity, Diversity and Belonging, stops by to tell us her story and to promote the upcoming Presidential Symposium on Diversity. Recorded and edited by Quinn Szentefrom the College's Sound Recording and Music Technology Program

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On episode 1 of the Dean's List, we'll explore mental health awareness and the programs, services and initiatives offered at Gardner-Webb for students. Hosted by Lesley Villarose, vice president for Student Development and dean of students – today's guests include Stephanie Allen, director of Counseling Services, Carrie Drake Baker, director of Academic Services for Student-Athletes, and Blake Elizalde, SGA president. The episode will also feature four GWU Women's Lacrosse players and the work they're doing through an organization called Morgan's Message. This is the official podcast channel for Gardner-Webb University. You can find and subscribe to official Gardner-Webb podcasts like these on your favorite platforms. ### **Music for this episode features: Mango by tubebackr soundcloud.com/tubebackr Music promoted by www.free-stock-music.com Attribution-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported (CC BY-ND 3.0) https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nd/3.0/ Positive Corporate by Mixaund mixaund.bandcamp.com Music promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.com

Stephanie Allen is a co-founder and board member of Hogan's Alley Society.She is a housing development specialist working in the private, public, and non-profit sectors. She was the recipient of the 2021 BC Multiculturalism and Anti-Racism Award, and for the past four years, she has been listed in Vancouver Magazine's Power 50 List.

Helping with entrepreneurs and leaders to be the antidote for our humanity and ourselves. Following a blueprint to get there.  The inner adventures on the journey of life, join Stephanie Allen as she shares tips how to care for ourselves, how to listen and how to show up to our lives in a new way. Reminding us to put down the shame, no need to carry it, put it down and put love in it's place and be loving and kind to ourselves!   Stephanie has been a Therapist, Instructor, Published Author and award winning Speaker for over the last 20 years. An Entrepreneur, Consultant and President of Gateway Development Inc, working with some of the world's top companies on Corporate Health & Wellbeing, Stress Management, and in the treatment of chronic pain syndrome. Her work is in transforming team culture and enhancing healthy relationships by recognizing strengths, leveraging value and creating awareness that optimizes impact potential and results for both life and business.  Stephanie can be reached at http://www.StephanieJAllen.com and Stephanie@stephaniejallen.com

Show Notes   We are in for a real treat today. I have already spent nearly three hours of discussion regarding Your Artistic Identity with our very special guest, Dr. Stephanie Allen. My problem today is not regarding “what I want to talk about,” but what I have to leave out because Stephanie has so much wisdom to share. Stephanie Allen holds a Doctorate in Musical Arts from the University of Minnesota. She teaches violin to students of all ages in her school Violin Technique Coaching. But Stephanie's expertise is not exclusively regrading violin or music in general. She teaches anyone how to bring your inherent art form out of hiding someplace within. And she is a master at her craft! Stephanie is committed to preserving both the artist and the art. She writes this, “Music is in my DNA. I have a beautiful lineage of musicians in my family. But the art of mastery is not something you can inherit. It is a path that is studied, practiced, learned, and explored. It is an intentional path. Often, the art of mastery is a path that is wrought with pain, fear, performance anxiety, and abuse. But it does not have to be. Mastery demands structure and regimen, but it does not demand fear or stress.   Stephanie is a master artist who has developed a brilliant methodology for teaching violin and for helping artists in general how to thrive in their art. And oh, by the way, Stephanie believes that every single one of us possesses that artist within. We will talk about that.   Please visit Stephanie's lovely website at https://www.violintc.com/ for more information.

Show Notes   We are in for a real treat today. I have already spent nearly three hours of discussion regarding Your Artistic Identity with our very special guest, Dr. Stephanie Allen. My problem today is not regarding “what I want to talk about,” but what I have to leave out because Stephanie has so much wisdom to share. Stephanie Allen holds a Doctorate in Musical Arts from the University of Minnesota. She teaches violin to students of all ages in her school Violin Technique Coaching. But Stephanie's expertise is not exclusively regrading violin or music in general. She teaches anyone how to bring your inherent art form out of hiding someplace within. And she is a master at her craft! Stephanie is committed to preserving both the artist and the art. She writes this, “Music is in my DNA. I have a beautiful lineage of musicians in my family. But the art of mastery is not something you can inherit. It is a path that is studied, practiced, learned, and explored. It is an intentional path. Often, the art of mastery is a path that is wrought with pain, fear, performance anxiety, and abuse. But it does not have to be. Mastery demands structure and regimen, but it does not demand fear or stress.   Stephanie is a master artist who has developed a brilliant methodology for teaching violin and for helping artists in general how to thrive in their art. And oh, by the way, Stephanie believes that every single one of us possesses that artist within. We will talk about that.   Please visit Stephanie's lovely website at https://www.violintc.com/ for more information.

Stephanie Allen, ASIN, CN, CPES, Manager of Wellness Works, joins co-hosts Mike De Lisio and Sebastian Denison, RPh, FAARM (candidate), to discuss the world of supplements and nutrition. They discuss how the two go hand-in-hand and what products Wellness Works offers for supplementation and nutrition support.

Today's conversation is a collaboration between the E.WE Foundation's LEAP Program and Being Rare Podcast. We're talking about Moms & Mental Health: The Importance of Self Care. Self-care is taking all the steps you can to take care of your physical health and well-being, including hygiene, nutrition, managing stressors, and seeking medical care if needed. Self-care is important to maintaining a healthy relationship with yourself. Self-care is about the things we can do to look after our own mental health. Our panelists for today's conversation are: Stephanie Allen, Licensed Professional Counselor & Mental Health Services Coordinator Shane' Jackson, Coordination of Benefits Analyst & Parent Advocate Dr. Ashley Perkins, Doctor of Pharmacy & Mental Health Advocate Parvathy Krishnan, Global Advocacy Alliance Director & Parent Advocate Stay up to date on current conversations by subscribing to Being Rare wherever you listen to podcasts! The E.WE Foundation is a 501c3 healthcare advocacy organization. Learn more at www.theewefoundation.org. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/beingrare/support

Growing From “Here” To “There” With Lisa Larter   We're flipping the script in this episode! Stephanie Allen joins the podcast this week and turns the microphone on Lisa Larter. She's a successful entrepreneur that is ready for the next milestone in her career and has sought out Lisa's expertise to achieve that.     Have you ever felt disconnected from your peers in business? When you compare everyone else's highlight reel to your current position, it can make you question the belief you have of yourself as an entrepreneur. In this episode, Lisa shares how she overcame this perception and how she very intentionally closed the gap between where she was to where she is now.    Are you burying your value in your marketing strategy? Let's be honest, we live in a world of distractions, and if it takes time to “get to the point” you're going to lose people. Lisa explains how leading with value and ending with a cliffhanger can improve your engagement, and the risks you take when you focus too much on “fluff” before revealing the nugget at the end.   Strap on your running shoes and tie up those laces because we are going to fast track your business with this episode!      What's in This Episode How to “catch up” to business owners who are where you want to be Why you should market yourself faster  Lisa Larter's Business Hindsight Grandfathering services and how to shift out Hiring people with “potential” vs hiring people with experience Invest in your “Dream Team” to fast track your business     What To Do Next Visit lisalarter.com/e55 for the transcript and all resources from this episode.    

Alle singen im Atomschutzbunker: “Hurra, diese Welt geht unter!” Hm. Wie wär's stattdessen mit einer einsamen Insel, tausende Kilometer von der Zivilisation entfernt? Unser Ziel: Palmyra! Ein Atoll mitten im Pazifischen Ozean. Manche behaupten, der Ort sei verflucht – Flugzeuge stürzen ab, Menschen verschwinden. Stephanie und Roy denken: erst recht eine gute Idee, dort sesshaft zu werden – Selbstversorgerstyle, Kokosnüsse, Joint im Sonnenuntergang, das ganze Programm. Mit drei Hunden, noch viel mehr Hundefutter und null Segelerfahrung stechen sie 1974 in See. Doch bei ihrer Ankunft – ja, sie kommen tatsächlich an – wird schnell klar: Stephanie und Roy sind nicht die einzigen auf dieser einzigartigen Insel… *** Instagram *** Folgt Weird Crimes auch auf Instagram @weirdcrimes_podcast und bleibt auf dem Laufenden! Hier posten wir auch die Fotos, von denen Ines und Visa im Podcast sprechen: https://www.instagram.com/weirdcrimes_podcast/ *** Werbung *** Ihr möchtet mehr über unsere Werbepartner erfahren? Hier findet ihr alle Infos & Rabatte: https://linktr.ee/weirdcrimes

Today I am joined by an absolutely incredible guest, Stephanie Allen! Stephanie is a consultant and entrepreneur, and she shares a tremendous insight in terms of how to be a peaceful and successful parent. This episode is filled with insight on parent guilt while building a business, how to curate a team in your life, and tools to establish self-leadership. What is so amazing about today's conversation is that Stephanie shares how you can have your cake and eat it too in life.   Connect with Meghan Walker: Instagram: @drmeghanwalker TikTok: @drmeghanwalker

On episode 21, Stephanie Allen is joined by Laura Roach and Angela Deaton to talk about how divorce affects the home buying process, the situations to avoid when buying a home during a divorce, and some surprising information on how to amicably separate housing at such a delicate time.

Black Canada Talking™ is a live online event that provides Black Canadians opportunity to give their takes and POVs on stories that are of importance to them. On February 20, 2022 edition of Black Canada Talking™, the guests wer Jennifer Holness and Sudz Sutherland of Hungry Eyes Media. Hungry Eyes Media is co-founded by the dynamic creative duo of Jen Holness and Sudz Sutherland. Sutherland and Holness bring a fresh, authentic perspective to telling powerful, thought-provoking stories. In doing so they have racked up numerous national and international awards and accolades. Hungry Eyes also expanded its focus to develop content for mobile users as well. As a company with its own distinct mission plan, Hungry Eyes seeks to inspire and entertain! The History Channel Canada and Hungry Eyes Media Group announce the groundbreaking four-part docuseries, BLK: An Origin Story, premiering Saturday, February 26 at 9 p.m. ET/PT. The limited series, consisting of four 60-minute episodes, reveals the deep historic impact of Black presence in Canada. Executive produced by Jen Holness and Sudz Sutherland, BLK: An Origin Story is helmed by Hungry Eyes' award-winning production team, who takes viewers on a nationwide journey through time to discover the untold story of Black people in Canada and their legacy, which dates back to 1608. BLK: An Origin Story is steeped in riveting, enduring, and multi-faceted historical Black Canadian narratives. Each episode transports viewers to a different Canadian location and provides chronologically significant insights into the consequences of Black presence in the areas. Featured outposts include Nova Scotia, Ontario, British Columbia, and Quebec. The series also highlights the legacy of Black contributions to the larger story of Canada itself, dating back to when explorer Mathieu de Costa first set foot on shore, more than 400 years ago. BLK: An Origin Story acts as an immersive and informative chapter of Black Canadian history, elevating remarkable Black Canadians previously unacknowledged in mainstream social, academic, and cultural circles, normalizing their unique stories as a matter of general record. “As Canadian creatives, BLK: An Origin Story embodies our professional mission to champion fresh, and authentic perspectives toward storytelling. We crossed the country and spoke, listened, and learned. The result is four hours of programming that resets the understanding of Black history in Canada. It was important for us to deliver the series as a comprehensive, multi-layered, multi-disciplinary, and essential Canadian journey. We are grateful to the stalwarts, knowledge keepers, and storytellers from Black Canadian communities and locations from Vancouver to Halifax, with Owen Sound, Amherstburg, Windsor, and Montreal as points in between. They've shared the immense generational experiences and events documented in each episode. We view history, and Black contribution to Canadian history as a defining part of Canada's overall identity, from both an inward and outward gaze,” said Jennifer Holness, Executive Producer, Hungry Eyes Media Group. “It is a crucial time in our country's history to reflect on and share the important Black narratives that influenced our nation,” said Lisa Godfrey, Senior Vice President of Original Content and Corus Studios. “We are proud to partner with the talented storytellers at Hungry Eyes Media who have developed this must-see and influential docu-series.” “Black people are entitled to know how they have taken up space in Canada, going back to the beginning of how the country's identity has been shaped. The historic learnings that we share in this documentary series are vitally important for our communities since we cannot move forward without acknowledging our tremendous contributions to Canada's past,” said Sudz Sutherland. “In shedding these lights, the series contributes to the larger societal conversation toward dismantling systemic racism.” BLK: An Origin Story elevates the unsung heroes who substantially contributed to Canada's nation-building and to Black Canadian history. The series shines a spotlight on the origins of diverse and deeply entrenched Black Canadian experiences, which range from being transported, escaped, or freely traveled within Canada. Part history book, part geography lesson, each of the four episodes leverages compelling footage, art, locations, archival materials, and interviews from some of the country's best known and under-known experts of Black Canadian lore, facts, and pedagogy. The list of authors, academics, musicians, historians, community leaders, activists, and elders include George Elliot Clarke, Lawrence Hill, Charmaine Nelson, El Jones, May Q Wong, and Stephanie Allen, among others. Recently, Jennifer Holness and Sudz Sutherland were live on Black Canada Talking™. During our conversation, they talked about: – Their start on content creation together – The birth of BLK: An Origin Story – Using the opportunity to tell black history in detail after being approached by networks – The filming process of BLK: An Origin Story – People not used to seeing black people in a higher positions in films – People overlooking talent due to race or gender – How BLK: An Origin story has changed them personally & professionally – What they want the audience to take from this documentary and closing thoughts Visit The Dr. Vibe Show™ at https://www.thedrvibeshow.com/ You can find our more information about Hungry Eyes Media via: Website Facebook Twitter Email Please feel free to email us at dr.vibe@thedrvibeshow.com Subscribe to The Dr. Vibe Show™ YouTube channel here Please feel free to “Like” the “The Dr. Vibe Show” Facebook Fan Page here God bless, peace, be well and keep the faith, Dr. Vibe 2020 Podcast News Award Winner – Canadian Ethnic Media Association 2018 Innovation Award Winner – Canadian Ethnic Media Association The Dr. Vibe Show™ At “The Good Men Project” One of the first Brand Ambassador's – Cuisine Noir Magazine Dr. Vibe – Producer And Co-host of Black Men Talking On WJMS Radio Dr. Vibe on HuffPost Live – August 2, 2013 2013 Black Weblog Awards Finalist (Best Podcast) 2012 Black Weblog Awards Winner (Best International Blog) 2012 Black Weblog Awards Finalist (Best Podcast) 2011 Black Weblog Awards Finalist (Best International Blog and Best Podcast Series) Black Blog Of The Day – Black Bloggers Network – June 23, 2011 Twitter Twitter hashtag: #DrVibe The Dr. Vibe Show™ – iTunes The Dr. Vibe Show™ – Spotify Dr. Vibe Media – You Tube The Dr. Vibe Show™ – Stitcher Radio The Dr. Vibe Show™ – TuneIn Radio The Dr. Vibe Show™ – Google Podcasts The Dr. Vibe Show™ – iHeartRadio The Dr. Vibe Show™ at Anchor Linkedin – The Dr. Vibe Show™ Instagram The Dr. Vibe Show Facebook Fan Page

In this talk, Dr Stephanie Allen examines an element of female sexual fraud; counterfeit maidenheads. She discusses the methods authors imagined women to use, including herbal concoctions, animals blood and leeches. Dr Allen also discusses how false virgins were presented within medical texts, popular works and literature, as by using a combination of sources we can begin to understand the fears of counterfeit virginity.

In this talk, Dr Stephanie Allen examines an element of female sexual fraud; counterfeit maidenheads. She discusses the methods authors imagined women to use, including herbal concoctions, animals blood and leeches. Dr Allen also discusses how false virgins were presented within medical texts, popular works and literature, as by using a combination of sources we can begin to understand the fears of counterfeit virginity.

On episode 16, Stephanie Allen is joined by Jed Williams of Check Out DFW to talk about how he and David Arkin can help people find the right communities to live in and why the real estate market in the metroplex may never slow down.

Have a Conversation with Your Clients About “Where Do We Go Next?”    Stephanie Allen is in the hot seat this week with two burning questions about retaining clients and how to measure where your leads come from. I have no doubt that you will find something for yourself in our discussion.    Stephanie is the owner of not one, but two companies—Stephanie Allen Consulting, where she is the primary management consultant and The Peaceful Parentpreneur, where she coaches executives on how to get clear on what matters to their family and business.    Stephanie had two questions she wanted coaching on, the first being how to sell your next service to a client you are doing work for before you wrap up the current work project.   I love this question because it is really about what I call the Second Sale Strategy. Listen in to hear how I coach Stephanie on how to:   Clean up her current service parameters so that there is a defined line of where one service ends and the next service begins Ask the right questions to uncover what her client needs next  Seed her other services into conversation with the client  Offer the client what she thinks they need next to achieve their big goal without sounding pushy or awkward Make selling a natural part of the conversation and NOT leave it to your last interaction with the client     Stephanie's second coaching question was, “How do I measure where my leads are coming from?” This led to a conversation you won't want to miss on how to realistically keep track of your leads, what the best lead sources are, and what the real purpose behind writing valuable content for your website and social media channels is. Psst...it probably isn't what you think!   It is one of my favourite things to dig into a real-life business and find out what the one thing the business owner can do to make a leap forward in reaching their goal is. Is Stephanie's one thing the same as yours? Tune in to find out!      What's in This Episode How you can make the Second Sale Strategy work for you How NOT to make your second sales pitch awkward Why knowing your client's idea of success is key to retention What BIG mistake to avoid when a client becomes a friend Why paying attention to your clients matters  How to keep track of where your leads are coming from     What To Do Next Visit lisalarter.com/e34 for the transcript and all resources from this episode.

Kenneth Dious shares his story of the night he stood guard for a Black student who had just attended her first day of classes at the University of Georgia. He was only 15 years old when word spread in his hometown of Athens, Georgia, that a violent white mob had gathered outside the dorm room of Charlayne Hunter-Gault. Kenneth and three other Black men rushed to the crowd, ready to fight if needed. Episode Transcript available here. Read the story by Stephanie Allen to learn more about what students and community leaders did to integrate UGA. The “7 Days of 1961” podcast features stories of resistance, told by the people who lived it and made history that year. Learn more about the heroic civil rights activists and the danger they faced at 7daysof1961.usatoday.com.

Understanding Shame as an outcome of trauma from Sexual Abuse and Violence with Clinical Psychologist Stephanie Allen and Ilana Karpin from Life & Mind Psychology https://lifeandmind.com.au Stephanie Allen is the Founder of Life & Mind Psychology and has been creating and growing her practice in Sydney, Australia, where she has been the Principal Clinical Psychologist for over a decade. This is truly a remarkable open discussion with two leading Australian Clinical Psychologists who fantastically educate us that shame as a symptom of sexual abuse related trauma can be successfully treated and that evidence based techniques do in fact work. The information Stephanie and Ilana share is crucial for survivors of sexual abuse and for people who have a survivor in their life. SHAME is a common outcome of sexual violence. The experience of shame in a survivor's daily life can lead to debilitating and dangerous mental and physical issues which can heavily contribute to many destructive coping behaviours when not safely addressed and treated. Stephanie Allen and Ilana Karpin provide an expert clinical discussion on understanding the complex nature of shame and the profound psychological effects caused by sexual abuse trauma. They address a range of clinical evidence based treatments and techniques which work to manage and treat issues related to the effects of shame from sexual abuse. This episode is positiviely insightful and serves as a valuable resource focused on professional experience, education and crucial information related to the treatment and steps of the recovery process related to the lived experience of shame. Stephanie Allen/ BIO Founder and Principal Clinical Psychologist of Life & Mind Psychology in Miranda, NSW Australia. Stephanie has been practicing as a Clinical Psychologist for over 15 years. She works with individuals, couples and groups in both public and private settings. Stephanie is dedicated to being a behaviour therapist through the use of Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and has co-facilitated many DBT groups in the Sutherland Shire, NSW, Australia. Additionally, Stephanie Allen is trained to help people using other evidence based psychological therapies such as Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT), Acceptance & Commitment Therapy (ACT). One of Stephanie's biggest and most enjoyable achievements has been creating and growing Life & Mind Psychology, where she has been the Principal Clinical Psychologist for over a decade. Stephanie encourages adults, teenagers and couples who experience issues such as anxiety, depression, stress, relationship problems, any forms of abuse and lifestyle issues to connect with a Psychologist. As a Clinical Psychologist, Stephanie is registered with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA), and is also a member of the Australian Psychological Society (APS), and the Australian Clinical Psychologists Association (ACPA). Ilana Karpin / BIOIlana is a Clinical Psychologist who completed her undergraduate Psychology degree at University of New South Wales, Sydney and her Masters of Psychology (Clinical) at University of Sydney. She has been committed to ongoing professional development and training with a particular focus on the treatment of trauma, DBT, RO DBT, ACT and supervision. Ilana has 25 years experience working specifically within health in a range of service settings, and over 20 years working specifically within the Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT) framework. She has been involved in early intervention projects within community mental health and has worked with adult and adolescent, inpatient and outpatient teams to develop DBT within their services. Ilana currently provides DBT consultation and training to private, public and NGO services, co-facilitates DBT based skills groups for adults and for family members of those experiencing emotion dysregulation. She also provides individual DBT and ACT within private practice and has ongoing collaboration with the Primary Health Network to provide affordable and evidence-based treatment for people who experience difficulties related to the over and under control of their emotions. Ilana is passionate about the provision of accurate and evidence-based information to reduce stigma and enhance effective responses to complex behavioural and emotional patterns

Here on Candid Conversations we talk to changemakers about what is happening in their industry right now. In this episode we talk to Dr Stephanie Allen and Luke Baxby about: - What's happening globally in healthcare - Changes that we have seen in the Australian healthcare system - Technology Transformation in healthcare.  If you haven't already, follow Candid Conversations or subscribe wherever you listen to your podcasts. Host: Caitlin Wood For enquiries about the series please contact innovation@deloitte.com.au  ADDITIONAL RESOURCES © 2021 Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu. DISCLAIMER: This communication contains general information only, and none of Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu Limited (“DTTL”), its global network of member firms or their related entities (collectively, the “Deloitte organisation”) is, by means of this communication, rendering professional advice or services. Before making any decision or taking any action that may affect your finances or your business, you should consult a qualified professional adviser. No representations, warranties or undertakings (express or implied) are given as to the accuracy or completeness of the information in this communication, and none of DTTL, its member firms, related entities, employees or agents shall be liable or responsible for any loss or damage whatsoever arising directly or indirectly in connection with any person relying on this communication. DTTL and each of its member firms, and their related entities, are legally separate and independent entities.

Many women experience the struggles of becoming consistent in fitness and self-care. As a single mother, higher education professional, college professor, and church leader, Stephanie Allen is certainly one who can relate. Listen as Stephanie shares transparently about her wellness journey, past and current struggles with consistency, turning points and how her participation in the Harmonize Your Life Women's Self-Care Network has shifted her mindset and motivated her to become consistent in exercising, walking, and prioritizing health, wellness, and self-care.

This episode was co-written by Melissa Fundira and Historica Canada. It was produced by Historica Canada. Production support by Michael Fiore and Edit Audio. Post-production by Edit Audio.  Thank you to our interviewees Bertha and Randy Clark, and consultant Stephanie Allen, founding board member of the Hogan's Alley Society.   Clips of Thelma Gibson-Towns from the 1994 documentary Hogan's Alley by Cornelia Wyngaarden and Andrea Fatona provided by Video Out Distribution.  Fact-checking by Amy van den Berg.  This project has been made possible in part by the Government of Canada.   Additional reading: ·       Hogan's Alley ·       Order-in-Council P.C. 1911-1324 — the Proposed Ban on Black Immigration to Canada ·       Black History in Canada until 1900 ·       Black History in Canada: 1960 to Present  Follow @HistoricaCanada on Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok and @Historica.Canada on Facebook. 

After losing her son at 22 weeks pregnant in 2016 due to cervical insufficiency/early cervical opening, Stephanie pushed for treatment in subsequent pregnancies and moved forward with a transabdominal cerclage which is permanent. From there she went on to have three more losses, unexplained, before having her second rainbow baby in 2020 after an IVF journey. Follow Stephanie: @saallenrd Follow Arden: @ardenmcartrette Follow TMD: @themiscarriagedoula themiscarriagedoula.co has online resources and education for loss moms --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/arden-cartrette/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/arden-cartrette/support

On this episode we talked to Stephanie Allen of The Maquillaje Maven on becoming a teen mom. The year was 2008. We have a newly elected president, Barack Obama. She was only 17, a senior in high school and pregnant. She talked to us about her experience from telling her parents to her emotional distress and realization of her actions. Though this time in her life was a difficult one, she was given the support of her family, which many young moms do not have. Talking about her first and second pregnancies, being resilient and finding her own path in life and motherhood. This is one episode you do not want to miss.  --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tableforfour/message

Stephanie Allen on self care, gratitude and connecting with others.

This week on The Construction Record podcast digital media editor Warren Frey speaks with Daily Commercial News staff writer Don Wall, who recently attended a webinar presented by the Urban Land Institute in Toronto titled “Redressing Black Displacement in Canada.” The webinar was moderated by Camille Mitchell, an architect with Gensler, and the discussion featured Angela Simmonds, manager of equity and access with the Nova Scotia Barristers' Society; Itah Sadu, co-owner of Toronto's A Different Booklist Cultural Centre; and Stephanie Allen, founding member of the Hogan's Alley Society in Vancouver. Don gives his impressions of the topics covered and presents a number of audio clips from the seminar with comments from Sadu, Allen, Simmonds and Mitchell and he also conducted a post-webinar interview with Sadu which we've included in the podcast. The full webinar can be viewed at this link. Check back next week when we'll continue our Black History Month coverage with a panel moderated by Vince Versace and featuring Black construction leaders commenting on the current state of the industry from their perspective. DCN-JOC News Services

This week on the TCR Express Journal of Commerce staff writer Russell Hixson joins digital media editor Warren Frey for a look at what he's been working on and has on the go in a busy week after much of Canada celebrated the Family Day long weekend. Among the stories Russell's working on is a look at agreement between unions and the open shop portion of the Manitoba construction industry on the strategic direction the provincial government is taking regarding labour and skills education training. Russell's also been working on a story about the study of asphalt and how it can be mixed for optimal sustainability, along with another story on retrofitting older buildings to address new climate needs. We also have a clip from our upcoming Friday podcast featuring Stephanie Allen, the founding member of the Hogan's Alley Society in Vancouver who details how the historic neighborhood was pushed aside in favor of land development without consultation of the Black community living there. Stephanie's comments are part of a recent Urban Land Institute webinar which Daily Commercial News staff writer Don Wall attended, and we'll be speaking with Don this Friday about the event as well as playing more clips from several speakers as part of our Black History Month coverage. DCN-JOC News Services

It felt like a good episode name at the time... but I was the only one sitting on the toilet during this episode, (no not literally, the toilet seat was down, weirdos). Meet one of my very best friends and owner of an Award-Winning Wedding Venue, Stephanie Allen. Stephanie and I talk about what it takes to hustle to make your way to the top, even if it means picking kale all day or working for grocery delivery services, but look at us now! WE MADE IT! We're ready to retire in Mexico now. See you next time on The Hot Mess Express. Subscribe now!

Stephanie Allen is the Head of Product at Promethean World which is working to reinvent educational technology. Her training and background in underwater archeology gave way to an unlikely career in online education. Instead of excavating what was, she’s looking into the future and exploring new ways to educate students that go beyond parity of just matching what teachers used to do in classrooms.

This episode gets a little wild and crazy but we were able to pull it back in and make a ton of progress. Two strong willed and politically charged guest sit down to discuss and debate topics with fire and passion. Stephanie Allen (a libertarian) and mother of one joins John Sacco (a constitutional conservative) and father of five on The Flipside Podcast. Debate topics include:Anit-Mask wearingBreonna TaylorPolice Brutality ProtestBuilding the WallMail-In VotingListen on Apple Podcast, and Spotify and wherever you listen to podcast.Follow the podcast Instagram Page: theflipsidepodClick here to subscribe via RSS feed (non-iTunes feed): https://feeds.acast.com/public/shows/5f3058bb92f4b011bb084942 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

WUSC News: [10/5/20] President Trump may have been released from Walter-Reed Hospital, but that doesn't mean COVID-19 has stopped spreading throughout the White House. USC political science professor Bob Oldendick joins us to discuss the political implications of rising cases throughout the president's inner circle and their possible effects on public opinion. Then, political correspondent Stephanie Allen discusses Biden's leads in battleground state polls, what they mean, and if they're even reliable. Hosted by Lydia Blackstone and Justin Walsh; Produced by Stephanie Justice and Ward Jolles; Outreach Coordinator is Julie Crosby; Edited by Sarah Hudock-Jeffrey

Binghamton head women's lacrosse coach Stephanie Allen discusses the newly-formed group of student-athletes aimed at voter education and social justice work.

Get insight into the America East Civic Engagement Conversations in partnership with RISE. Hear from two student-athletes and a coach on what they learned from the three workshops. 1:42 - Ben Drezek 12:35 - Nyrik Antoine 24:42 - Stephanie Allen

Stephanie Allen is a fitness trainer, kickboxer, and freelance writer who has overcome physical injuries and tough situations by building up her strength. Stephanie was hit by a car when she was 23, giving her a permanent back injury and chronic pain. It was a long road to recovery but she was hell-bent on pulling through. Today she is able to bench press and squat about 85% of her body weight, and she has been able to return to one of her longtime fitness loves...kickboxing.Stephanie talks about getting back up and moving on by putting one foot in front of the other. She reveals her journey through various low points, how she became stronger and grew through these tough lessons. If you need a boost, Stephanie’s stories will renew your kick-ass attitude.

Stephanie Allen joins us to talk about Black history in BC, racism past and present, police brutality and possible paths forward. The post Ep 192: Black BC Lives Matter with Stephanie Allen appeared first on PolitiCoast.

Stephanie Allen started in NYC at Rolling Stone Mag. as Assoc. Photo Editor. She went on to Tri-Star as Dir. of Advertising, and then promoted to VP of Creative Adv. In her career, she also worked at Seiniger Advertising, Orion and Digital Pulp. In 2000, Stephanie relocated to L.A. to join Fox Searchlight as the SVP Crea. Adv. and New Media, having worked on Slumdog Millionaire, Sideways, Juno, Little Miss Sunshine, Napoleon Dynamite, I Heart Huckabees, Thirteen, Garden State, Crazy Heart and many others.

Today let's talk about opening up about your feelings. To often as mothers, business owners, wives and all the other roles we play as women, we decide that its better for us to keep our feelings inside. We bottle them up and lock them away with a key. We think that as long as we keep functioning in our daily life that the feelings will just go away. Some of us even fear what others will say about us if we do open up honestly about how we are feeling. Today, lets put all the feelings on the table and talk about it with Stephanie Allen. Don't forget to screen shoot our podcast and share it on instagram and Facebook then tag us @mrskelseyirvin. You never know who is watching you that could use this message today.

Meet my new friend Stephanie Allen. I had the privilege of interviewing her a couple of months ago and I'm so happy to finally be sharing with you her insights. She is a seasoned military spouse with her husband being in the military for 28 years. Together they have done 11 moves and 6 deployments. Stephanie is also a life coach and works with military spouses who want to create home businesses that can thrive even with the unique demands of active duty military life. She helps military spouses get off the career treadmill of having to start over each time they move. Check her out at StephanieAllenCoaching.com or on her Facebook group - Self Made Military Spouse. Enjoy this episode!

Taking urban studies personally, and taking the crimes and injustices done to people in the city, sometimes as part of urbanization, sometimes as its aberration – is radical work. In this episode, we honour Black History Month, the 29th annual February 14th Women’s Memorial March, and the choice to do urban research that is at the frontier of disgrace, dispossession, and sometimes abject horror. With alumna Stephanie Allen and with Shadbolt Fellow Lucia Lorenzi, we raise questions of home, identity, violence and evil along with the attitudes and efforts that can carry this hard work forward. Aluma: Stephanie Allen Jack and Doris Shadbolt Fellow in the Humanities: Dr. Lucia Lorenzi

In the 13th episode of Wreck Your Perfection, I have the honor of interviewing Dr. Stephanie Allen. Stephanie is a violinist with a passion for teaching violin and viola in the Twin Cities and around the world. She teaches half of her studio through long-distance learning, with students as far away as Africa. Her goal is to equip students with the tools to fully enjoy music and successfully navigate life. Stephanie and her two daughters enjoy living in Northeast, Minneapolis. They love exploring nature, drinking tea on cold nights, and spending time with their beloved cat, Bootsie. In this episode, Stephanie shares so many incredible insights on teaching and parenting through collaboration, plus some helpful tips on creating the life you want, letting go of what isn't serving you, and replacing fear with curiosity. Resources Stephanie uses with her students: here are links to the Feeling Wheel for folks who can read, and a couple of feelings wheels for kids who can't read yet: this one has more feelings and this one is more simple. If you’re interested in learning more about Stephanie’s approach to teaching or violin technique, You can e-mail her at stephanie@violintc.com Hosting a podcast is a part-time (unpaid) job and if you would like to support the podcast through a monthly donation, you can do so for as little as $5/month through Anchor. 10% of all donations go to World Food Programme, towards their Zero Hunger goal by 2030. Fun fact, it only costs 50 cents to provide a day's worth of meals! I also just launched the Kickstarter campaign for my first solo EP 'Taking Back Me', and would HUGELY appreciate a couple dollars or just sharing the project with a fellow music-lover! If you have any feedback about the show, DM me on instagram @wreckyourperfection. I love hearing from you, whether it's something that inspired you or something you want to hear on the show. As always, be well, fail big, and go wreck your perfection. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wreckyourperfection/support

Stephanie Allen works as a trust officer for Argent Trust Company, assisting individuals as they navigate the issues surrounding inherited wealth. Prior to joining Argent, Stephanie was a trust officer/assistant vice president at Frost Wealth Advisors in Austin beginning in 2015, but started her career in private law practice as an estate planning and probate attorney. Stephanie earned her law degree from Regent University in Virginia Beach, Virginia, and a Bachelor of Science from Southwestern Assemblies of God University in Waxahachie, Texas. Additionally, she holds a Master of Laws in Taxation from the University of Alabama. Stephanie is a member of the State Bar of Texas, a member of the Estate Planning Council of Central Texas, serves on the board of the Estate Planning and Probate Section of the Austin Bar Association as its President-Elect, and previously served on the boards of Travis County Women Lawyers and AGE of Central Texas. Stephanie is one of those unicorns who grew up in Austin and still calls it “home”. She has served as part of the leadership team for Polished-Austin and in various volunteer capacities at her church. An INFP and Enneagram 4w5 (tritype 4-7-1), Stephanie is “all the feels, all the time”, loves all things creative, can overthink and over-research almost anything, is an extroverted-introvert, and an idealist to boot. She enjoys cooking, traveling, reading, singing, collecting craft supplies, playing board/card games with her family, and most of all spending time with her husband of 15 years, Mark, and their two dogs, Mozart and Gretchen. Connect With Stephanie  Instagram: @stephillyalongtheway Vereses Philippians 4:6-7 "Do not be anxious about anything, but in every situation, by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, present your requests to God. 7 And the peace of God, which transcends all understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus." Stay connected with Polished by: Attending a Polished event Following Polished on Instagram Joining the Polished Network Starting a Polished chapter in your area  

The incredible Stephanie Allen, Associate Vice President of Strategic Business Operations and Performance for BC Housing, joins us this week to talk about race and urban planning, Vancouver's Black community (past and present), housing affordability, Hogan's Alley and so much more. And, we're introducing an occasional new segment on Call the Question called Cliff Notes, featuring Lesli's dad, where Cliff will give us his reviews of our recent episodes, along with his takes on current political issues and (what else) the patriarchy.Learn more about Hogan's Alley Society and Vancouver's Black community, visit http://www.hogansalleysociety.org. And, you can find out more about the Federation of Black Canadians at http://fbcfcn.ca.

Vancouver Past & Present | Part 2Vancouver Past & Present explores some of the City's newest and oldest public institutions and art. In this episode, producer Arman Raina discusses the process of having the name "Cecil Rhodes" — a South African white supremacist — removed from Vancouver’s L’ecole Bilingue elementary school with Hogan’s Alley Director, Stephanie Allen.

Interview with Dr. Stephanie Allen, Founder of Canvas Health. This is a podcast series by Patricia Kathleen who interviews female and female-identified entrepreneurs, founders, business owners, and gurus across all industries to investigate women (and women identified individuals) in business today. Designed to further the conversation of the changing climate of female (and female-identified individuals) in entrepreneurial roles worldwide.

Our mindset is wired in self-doubt and fear and often controls what we do. Fear is part of our inner dialogue, a common emotion that can hold us back. Why do we let fear and self-doubt guide our decisions? This week on “Pieces of Us” I talk with Stephanie Allen; a massage therapist, a published author, and an award winning speaker. She tells us how she did not let fear and self-doubt guide her decisions when she faced difficult adversity. She shares how she reprogrammed her inner-dialogue to motivate herself to push through her fears; and how life-changing events helped perpetuate her into a life full of purpose.

Today's show features an interview with Hogan’s Alley Director Stephanie Allen, on the process involved in having Cecil Rhodes' name removed from L’ecole Bilingue elementary school. The News Collective also discusses the Vancouver Aquarium's recent lease renewal and its future programming direction, which will no longer focus on captive cetaceans. You’ll also learn a bit about the Aquarium’s remaining dolphin, Helen, and where she’s moving to!

In honor of the recent DPT and PTA graduates across the country we had some very special guests send us their ultimate message that they wanted to share with all PT/PTA graduates as they start their careers for a special commencement episode featuring: Ben Fung, Sandy Hilton, Sarah Haag, Zak Gabor, Stephanie Allen, Justin Moore, Greg Todd, Barbara Sanders, & Jeff Moore. Thanks to the Knowbodies podcast for creating this creative idea for an episode in the past!   The Knowbodies 2016 DPT Commencement Speech Episode            The PT Hustle Website Schedule an Appointment with Kyle Rice HET LITE Tool Anywhere Healthcare (code: HET)      

The North End Garden Tour is a self-guided stroll through the hidden nooks of Boise's North End neighborhood. The tour takes place this Sunday and proceeds will benefit a traffic median beautification project. Stephanie Allen and Anne Hausrath of the North End Neighborhood Association join Idaho Matters to talk about the event and the community.

Episode 11 of Below the Radar features Stephanie Allen, a director of the Hogan's Alley Society, and Vice-president at Catalyst Community Developments Society and #46 on the 2018 VanMag Power 50 List. In this episode Am Johal and Stephanie Allen discuss affordable housing, the pros and cons of not-for-profit real estate development, the nature of ownership and property, along with a look at the fight for Hogan’s Alley and the recognition of the erasure of black culture from Vancouver through city development. To learn more, or get involved check out these links: www.catalystcommdev.org www.hogansalleysociety.org Or follow Stephanie on Twitter @builtjustice

In this episode, I sit down with Dr. Stephanie Allen, a Physical Therapist in Boston who has successfully implemented an ACL injury risk reduction program in a high school girls' soccer team. We discuss everything from best methods of implementation, road blocks, and key components of a successful program.   About Stephanie: Steph graduated from the Ithaca College DPT program in 2013, then decided to stick around and complete an orthopedic manual therapy residency at Cayuga Medical Center. At the end of 2014, she embarked on the adventure that is travel PT and worked in NY, CA, NM and CO. Hungry to learn more about strength and conditioning and sports physical therapy, she sought out an amazing opportunity in Boston and is now a senior physical therapist at Boston Physical Therapy and Wellness. Here, she is spearheading community outreach and education in youth sports, specifically in the area of ACL injury risk reduction. She is also the cofounder of The Level Up Initiative, which aims to create a culture shift and positive change in healthcare through mentorship of new graduates and students. Steph is passionate about establishing a higher standard in youth training and movement development so as to shift to a more proactive model vs. reactive. She is determined to see ACL injury rates decline, and to see the profession of physical therapy evolve to where the standard of care is reflective of the best available evidence. Steph loves: cooking, lifting and running, FaceTime with her niece and nephew, reading, black coffee, red wine and dark chocolate   To connect with Dr. Stephanie Allen, follow her on Instagram at @stephallen.dpt

Stephanie Allen is the COO of ecentricarts inc., a digital marketing agency. Stephanie has been with ecentricarts for seven years and has been the COO for the past two years. The company is based in Toronto and creates inclusive, purposeful digital experiences for organizations in the B2B and Not for Profit sectors.  Stephanie’s areas of focus are supporting the CEO in growing the company and overseeing the merger that ecentricarts is currently in the midst of. She is responsible for the health of the organization’s culture, financials, and project management in collaboration with seven department leaders in the organization.  Stephanie developed a passion for creating an exceptional customer experience as a young entrepreneur when she created, grew and sold her first company before she went to University. Through her dedication and hard work she developed an appreciation for what it takes to be a business owner and be in control of your success.  See recognized she loved to help owners grow their vision and positioned herself through education in business strategy and finance to be able to earn the role of COO as ecentricarts grew.  Stephanie’s future vision for ecentricarts is that after the merger is complete, the best aspects of both companies will have been brought together to move forward as a new stronger brand while continuing to improve and care for the culture. In this episode Moving from middle management to COO How shifting from being a doer with clearly defined roles and expectations to a leader that inspires and supports others to take action made a big difference in her new role. Leading by example with energy and intention, especially in difficult situations, helped her through challenging conversations. Building Culture How to develop an environment where teams can come together, discuss tough issues and create action plans that focus on utilizing everyone’s superpower in a way that supports the vision of the company and each member on the team. The on boarding and training framework that Stephanie developed which improved the on-boarding success rate of their team members. How the framework for the technicians helped them to move into leadership roles. How a scorecard for each department leader helped them to create stronger relationships with their executive team.  Operational Wisdom It is important to know where you are, where you want to go, how you want to be of service, and where you and the others around you need to be in alignment. Recognize when you feel frustrated, challenged or pushed and what the root cause is. Is your mindset focused on what is best for the business’s priorities or on your own agenda?  “When you put something in place, you have to give it time to come to life.”  Connect with Stephanie at: www.ecentricarts.com.  

In episode 3, Nilo & Jen share stories of alligator attacks in The Sunshine State, imagine showdowns between dinosaurs and supercrocs, and wax ecstatic about gators on film and the homoerotics of 80s cinema. Have you or someone you know experienced or witnessed an animal attack? We want the deets! Send your stories to whenanimalsattackpod@gmail.com. Follow us at instagram.com/whenanimalsattackpodcast and twitter.com/animalattackpod. Sources: Charles Sobczak, Alligators, Sharks, and Panthers: Deadly Encounters with Florida’s Top Predator – Man; Linsey Davis, “When Alligator Attacked, Rachael Lilienthal Decided to Pray,” ABC News; Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission’s Human-Alligator Incidents Fact Sheet (2017); I Was Prey (season 1, episode 2); Rebecca Knight, “Man Shouts F*ck that Alligator,” Jumps Into Lake and Is Killed By Alligator, Unilad; Stephanie Allen, “The Horror of Alligator Attack on Boy at Disney World Is Detailed in New Reports,” LA Times Produced by mature ADULT time ENTERTAINMENT

Non-profit developer and Hogan’s Alley advocate Stephanie Allen (@builtjustice) joins the podcast to talk about her work, Hogan’s Alley and racial justice in Vancouver housing. Then we get into the […] The post E-160 Twirling toward freedom ft Stephanie Allen appeared first on Cambie Report.

The first ever LIVE episode! Dr. Stephanie Allen (Boston Physical Therapy and Wellness) joined me for the first episode of this podcast so it made sense to do the first live episode with her as well! A huge thank you to those who joined in for the Q&A at the end and who watched the live stream on Instagram as well! This episode goes a little long compared to previous episodes, but when you have a live Q&A at the end, that will happen! Check out Stephanie on instagram at @StephAllen.DPT For more 3 Things content visit www.CoachCaseyLee.com and as always you can check out this podcast on the following sources: To listen to the 3 Things Podcast on iTunes, Click here: https://apple.co/2EBAb36 To listen to the 3 Things Podcast on Google Play Music, Click here: http://bit.ly/2EfEz70 Huge thank you to The Flash Music for providing the intro music (edited to length) to this podcast! Check them out- info below! Artist: The Flash Music Song: A New Beginning Social links: @theflashmusic facebook.com/TheFlashM youtube.com/user/PhenomeneFlash twitter.com/djtheflash

We're celebrating Black History Month with a special episode. Author and Place-maker Jay Pitter is our special guest host, and she introduces us to a number of exceptional Black urbanists in Toronto, Vancouver, and Montreal. Habon Ali is an urban planner with urban strategies. Tura Cousins Wilson is an architect with Diamond Schmitt Architects. Stephanie Allen is a not-for-profit real estate developer. Anthonia Ogundele is a facility and environmental sustainability manager. Matthew Progress is a hip hop and electronic artist. Will Prosper is a journalist and documentarian involved with Hoodstock. Each person has knowledge to share, and a story to tell, from grassroots organizing, to architecture and development. "Pride & Place" was made possible with the generous support of OCAD University.

The farm is becoming a special destination for a very unique reason. Couples are flocking to Tennessee barns to get MARRIED! Stephanie Allen and her husband have been organic produce farmers for seven years. This past year they added a new piece to their business - an event space especially tailored for the booming wedding business. Tennessee Department of Agriculture's Samantha Jean sat down with Stephanie to learn more about "The Barn" at Allenbrooke Farms and how farmers are introducing ag into a bride and groom's magical day.

The inaugural 3 Things Podcast! The lay out of this podcast is me asking the guest three random questions that they do not know. I believe that unscripted, raw answers, are the most authentic and beneficial to how we learn and filter content in a noisy health/wellness/fitness industry. Enjoy!

Dr. Stephanie Allen Egbert, associate director, global education initiative for the Church Educational System, spoke on Nov. 14, 2017.

Christina Hepburn and Stephanie Allen of T&A Talk Sex join Lahna to discuss sensual massage. Follow them: @lahnaturner @stephanieallen360 @chrihepburn @tatalksex

This episode features the talents of 'T&A Talk Sex', a hilariously honest podcast about sex. Christina Hepburn and Stephanie Allen share their stories about B- sex, and living with your ex. Dave shares a story about dealing with predators creeping on his lady. What's new. Enjoy the pod, feel free to share with your friends and write us a 5 star review on itunes!! @sexactuallypod on IG and twitter & @tatalksex on IG and twitter  Sex Actually is a podcast that talks about dating and relationships in a social media world. Dave Neal is a standup comedian from Rhode Island and brings on other comics and dating & relationship gurus to talk all things sex, actually. Past guests include Corinne Fisher and Kystyna Hutchinson from The Guys We F****d podcast, Bobby Lee from Tiger Belly & MadTV, Nikki Glaser from Comedy Central & MTV, Brett Dier from Jane The Virgin and other comics seen on Comedy Central, Matthew Broussard from Roast Battle, Erica Rhodes, and others from Netflix and HBO. In other news:Leslie Jones has her website hacked with her own nude photos, Hope Solo suspended for 6 months from the US National Soccer team, Epipen got expensive, earthquakes everywhere and its hurricane season so try not to die. tags: actually, artist, astrology, comedy, dancing, dating, fucked, funny, guys, help, olympics, pick, pua, relationships, rio, self, sex, stars, ta, talk, the, up, voice, we, with

Assistant Professor of Nursing Stephanie Allen talks about why nursing-patient assignments are so important in health care, and indulges my curiosity about whether you can buy anything from a vending machine in Japan.

Alex Norman Financial Report, Science and Tech Update with Marco, Rohit Joseph’s interview with Stephanie Allen, and Eva Ugen-Csenge’s interview with Daniel Tseghay.