Podcast appearances and mentions of stephanie domet

Former Mainstreet host Stephanie Domet drops into Studio A, to reminisce about some of the amazing teen musicians who competed live on the radio in our School of Rock contests in 2010 and 2011, and tell Jeff what she's learned about where they are now.

She also tells Jeff Douglas about the inspiration behind a tree parade that will be part of a day of programming just for kids. More info at https://afterwordsliteraryfestival.com/

This week, Stephanie Domet invites us to explore a mindful journaling practice. With the launch of our new Mindful Living Journal, this meditation serves as a perfect companion to deepen your reflective journey.   In this guided meditation, you'll connect with your senses in a real or imagined setting. What do you hear? What do you smell? Feel the emotional content of the space. Mindful journaling empowers you to connect deeply with yourself and the present moment. In just a few minutes each day, it offers a sanctuary where you can slow down, center your thoughts, and nurture your inner calm. This practice is a compassionate space for self-exploration, helping you to process emotions, gain clarity, and cultivate gratitude.   To celebrate the launch, we're offering a special discount for our podcast listeners. Use the code 12MINUTEMEDITATION at checkout to receive 15% off your purchase. Visit mindful.org/journal  to get your Mindful Living Journal today.   Stay curious, stay inspired. Join our community by signing up for our free newsletter, where we share compelling insights and actionable ideas to enrich your everyday life. Connect with us at mindful.org/signup.   Show Notes   Find more from Stephanie Domet here: Stephanie Domet on Mindful.org AfterWords Literary Festival Stephanie Domet's Website And more from Mindful here: More episodes of 12 Minute Meditation The Real Mindful Podcast   Let us know what you thought of this episode of 12 Minute Meditation by leaving a review or by emailing yourwords@mindful.org.  

This week, Stephanie Domet invites us to explore a mindful journaling practice. With the launch of our new Mindful Living Journal, this meditation serves as a perfect companion to deepen your reflective journey.   In this guided meditation, you'll connect with your senses in a real or imagined setting. What do you hear? What do you smell? Feel the emotional content of the space. Mindful journaling empowers you to connect deeply with yourself and the present moment. In just a few minutes each day, it offers a sanctuary where you can slow down, center your thoughts, and nurture your inner calm. This practice is a compassionate space for self-exploration, helping you to process emotions, gain clarity, and cultivate gratitude.   To celebrate the launch, we're offering a special discount for our podcast listeners. Use the code 12MINUTEMEDITATION at checkout to receive 15% off your purchase. Visit mindful.org/journal  to get your Mindful Living Journal today.   Stay curious, stay inspired. Join our community by signing up for our free newsletter, where we share compelling insights and actionable ideas to enrich your everyday life. Connect with us at mindful.org/signup.   Show Notes   Find more from Stephanie Domet here: Stephanie Domet on Mindful.org AfterWords Literary Festival Stephanie Domet's Website And more from Mindful here: More episodes of 12 Minute Meditation The Real Mindful Podcast   Let us know what you thought of this episode of 12 Minute Meditation by leaving a review or by emailing yourwords@mindful.org.  

K.R. Byggdin and Stephanie Domet join host Jeff Douglas to talk about what they make of the novel Hold My Girl by Charlene Carr. The pair have been hosting a book club to read through the novels shortlisted for this year's Thomas Raddall Atlantic Fiction Award.

K.R. Byggdin and Stephanie Domet join host Jeff Douglas to talk about what they make of the novel This is the House Luke Built by Violet Browne. It's on the shortlist for this year's Thomas Raddall Atlantic Fiction Award. 

Ahead of the Atlantic Book Awards in June, authors Stephanie Domet and K.R. Byggdin are launching a book club! Each week, readers will make their way through one of the 5 nominees for the Thomas Raddall Atlantic Fiction Award. Domet and Byggdin joined guest host Preston Mulligan to talk about what to expect. 

Tara chats with our guest Stephanie Domet about two of her favourite things — literary festivals and books! Stephanie Domet is the co-founder and co-executive director of the Afterwords Literary Festival based in Halifax, Nova Scotia. She is also an award-winning author of two books — Homing and Fallsy Downsies — and is currently at work on her third novel, Good Birds Don't Fly Away.   Websites: https://www.afterwordsliteraryfestival.com/ Tickets go on sale September 8, 2023 for the festival that runs November 1-5, 2023. https://stephaniedomet.com/  https://invisiblepublishing.com/authors/stephanie-domet/ https://nanowrimo.org/ https://bellabagu.com/ Instagram: @afterwordsliterary @stephanierdomet   Highlighted Books & Authors: The Fake by Zoe Whittall Heartbreaker by Claudia Day A Grandmother Begins the Story by Michelle Porter Hollow Bamboo by William Ping The Berry Pickers by Amanda Peters Happening by Annie Ernaux Meander, Spiral, Explode: Design and Pattern in Narrative by Jane Alison Monoculture by Sue Goyette Alice Munro   Canada Reads American Style is now an affiliate of Bookshop.org, where your purchases support local independent bookstores.  Our curated shop includes books discussed on the podcast.  When you purchase a book through our virtual bookshop, a portion of the sales benefits a local bookstore, as well as the podcast, which helps offset the costs of the show. 

Guest host Preston Mulligan speaks with Stephanie Domet, Co-Executive Director of the AfterWords Literary Festival and a media contact for the Greater Halifax Arts Coalition, and Carmel Farahbakhsh, chair of the board of the Khyber Centre For The Arts, and Co-Director of the Everyseeker music festival.

Mindful managing editor and your regular 12 Minute Meditation host Stephanie Domet leads a mindful writing practice for settling into your body, noticing your surroundings in a real or imagined setting, and using your experience as a writing prompt. This practice is drawn from Stephanie's new course, Mindful Writing. She shares tips, practices, and prompts to strengthen your existing writing practice, or discover a new creative outlet. Show Notes:  Find more from Stephanie Domet here: Mindful Writing course Stephanie on mindful.org And more from Mindful here: The April 2022 issue of Mindful magazine: The Resilience Issue More episodes of 12 Minute Meditation The Real Mindful Podcast Let us know what you thought of this episode of 12 Minute Meditation by leaving a review or by emailing yourwords@mindful.org.

Mindful managing editor and your regular 12 Minute Meditation host Stephanie Domet leads a mindful writing practice for settling into your body, noticing your surroundings in a real or imagined setting, and using your experience as a writing prompt. This practice is drawn from Stephanie's new course, Mindful Writing. She shares tips, practices, and prompts to strengthen your existing writing practice, or discover a new creative outlet. Show Notes:  Find more from Stephanie Domet here: Mindful Writing course Stephanie on mindful.org And more from Mindful here: The April 2022 issue of Mindful magazine: The Resilience Issue More episodes of 12 Minute Meditation The Real Mindful Podcast Let us know what you thought of this episode of 12 Minute Meditation by leaving a review or by emailing yourwords@mindful.org.

What can an ancient Greek play show modern audiences about the circumstances nurses have found themselves in over the course of the COVID-19 pandemic? That's a question Theater of War Productions and Dr. Cynda Rushton, professor of nursing and bioethics at Johns Hopkins University, hope will be answered when The Nurse Antigone premieres to audiences around the world. A project by and for nurses, The Nurse Antigone presents dramatic readings of Sophocles' Antigone on Zoom—featuring Taylor Schilling, Margaret Atwood, a chorus of nurses, and you. Mindful's managing editor Stephanie Domet connected with the organizers, and we're pleased to bring you that conversation. Show notes:  Learn more about The Nurse Antigone: theaterofwar.com Can A Greek Tragedy Help Nurses Heal From the Stress of the Pandemic?

My guest this episode is Stephanie Domet who, with a single tweet in the early 2010's, popularized the term "Storm Chips". She shares the tale and reflects on the legacy of the original hashtag that started it all. https://stephaniedomet.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thenamelessavenger/support

It's been a wild and confusing year, but there was always—somehow—art. We take a spin through 2021's interviews and uncover resilience, surprises, and victories even in the face of multiple setbacks, shutdowns, and cancellations. Featuring Erin Costelo, Mo Kenney, the creatives behind The Crevice and Fat Juliet, Zuppa Theatre, Christy Ann Conlin, Deborah Young, Gus the Gopher Tortoise, Jane Kansas, Bretten Hannam, Stephanie Domet, Vinessa Antoine, Steve Murphy, and Hello City.

In this unique episode of Real Mindful, we're looking back at some of the memorable moments at Mindful in 2021. Mindful managing editor Stephanie Domet sits down with members of the editorial and design team to discuss what stood out to them in the world of mindfulness over the past year. You'll also hear all about how the folks at Mindful like to rest, a few things they're grateful for, and the importance of taking the time to notice the small moments of beauty all around us.  Show notes: Powerful women of mindfulness, 2021: 10 Powerful Women of the Mindfulness Movement: 2021 Powerful women of mindfulness, 2020: 12 Powerful Women of the Mindfulness Movement: 2020 Powerful women of mindfulness, 2019: 12 Powerful Women of the Mindfulness Movement Read The Importance of Noticing Small Moments of Beauty: The Importance of Noticing Small Moments of Beauty Read How I Stopped Terrorizing Myself: How I Stopped Terrorizing Myself Read Healing in the Deep Ocean of Grief: Healing in the Deep Ocean of Grief Read Gentle Men: The Healing Power of Vulnerability: Gentle Men: The Healing Power of Vulnerability Ruth King Real Mindful Episode: Ruth King on Planting Seeds for the Future - Mindful  Enjoy our Mindful Gratitude Journal with a discount applied at checkout here: www.mindful.org/journal  Edward M. Adams and Ed Frauenheim Real Mindful Episode: Liberating Masculinity With Edward M. Adams and Ed Frauenheim Read the lastest Top of Mind section: How Naming Can Empower Patients, and Other Mindful News Rashid Hughes R.E.S.T practice: R.E.S.T.—A Guided Practice for the Tired and Weary

In this episode of Real Mindful, neuroscientist and author of the new book Peak Mind: Find Your Focus, Own Your Attention, Invest 12 Minutes a Day, Amishi Jha and Mindful managing editor Stephanie Domet discuss the brain science of attention, how mindfulness meditation helps hone focus, and why our brains are so distractible in the first place. Show Notes: Find more from Amishi Jha here: Peak Mind excerpt: “Find Your Focus: Own Your Attention in 12 Minutes a Day” Find Your Focus: A Conversation with Amishi Jha More from Amishi on mindful.org Find Your Focus course AmishiJha.com And more from Mindful here: December issue of Mindful magazine: The Science of Mindfulness The 12 Minute Meditation practice podcast And don't forget to let us know what you thought by emailing yourwords@mindful.org.

This week, we have Mindful's very own senior editor, Amber Tucker and junior designer, Paige Sawler here to discuss a very special project: The Mindful Gratitude Journal. In this conversation with Mindful managing editor Stephanie Domet, you'll hear all about the joy, creativity, challenges and endless Zoom meetings that went into creating this—as we like to call it–work of art. We hope the Gratitude Journal will inspire you to not simply read, but take the practice of gratitude into every area of your life.  Shownotes: Enjoy our Mindful Gratitude Journal with a discount applied at checkout here: www.mindful.org/journal  Experience two weeks of Gratitude with our Mindful gratitude calendar here: The Mindful Gratitude Calendar  Find more artwork by Geraldine here: Geraldine Sy Illustration  And more from Mindful here: December issue of Mindful magazine: The Science of Mindfulness More Real Mindful podcast episodes The 12 Minute Meditation practice podcast And don't forget to let us know what you thought by emailing yourwords@mindful.org.

This week, Mindful managing editor Stephanie Domet is joined by founding editor Barry Boyce for a personal conversation about stories and storytelling—a topic that has always been a pillar in both of their careers. In fact, in every issue of Mindful magazine, Barry writes the back-page column “Point of View,” and in the December issue he writes about stories and storytelling. In this conversation, Barry expands on that article to explore the role stories play, the way they sometimes expire, and what's at stake when we don't look past our stories to tune in with what's actually happening in our firsthand experience. Show Notes: Alisongopnik.com Adamgopnik.com Find more of Barry Boyce here: “What is Possible When We Put Down Our Screens” by Barry Boyce More from Barry Boyce on Mindful.org The Mindfulness Revolution: Leading Psychologists, Scientists, Artists, and Meditation Teachers on the Power of Mindfulness in Daily Life And more from Mindful here: December issue of Mindful magazine: The Science of Mindfulness More Real Mindful podcast episodes The 12 Minute Meditation practice podcast And don't forget to let us know what you thought by emailing yourwords@mindful.org.

Rhonda V. Magee is a professor of law at the University of San Francisco. She is also a highly practiced facilitator of trauma-sensitive, restorative Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR) interventions for lawyers and law students. Rhonda Magee sat down with Mindful's managing editor, Stephanie Domet to talk about why her work in social justice is important to her, how she navigates the difficult feelings that arise, what it looks like when she loses her cool—and why she's not interested in burning it all down and starting again, because even in intergenerationally dark times, she says, there's still the ability to love. And love can carry us through.

Tara's first boss and current life coach Stephanie Domet drops by the show to talk about AfterWords, the literary festival she co-founded with Ryan Turner. After an auspicious live debut in 2019, AfterWords is now marking its second—and hopefully final—round online with thelikes of Katherena Vermette, Sheila Heti, Ann-Marie MacDonald (marking 25 years of Fall on Your Knees), and many more, all at very reasonable prices with many free events. They also chat about the state of journalism—keep your finger near the volume button for that segment.

In this week's episode, JG Larochette, founder of the Mindful Life Project, sits down with Mindful managing editor, Stephanie Domet and shares his transformative encounter with mindfulness. Larochette shares his experience with bringing mindfulness into the classroom and the healing effect it had, not only on his students, but on his greater community. He reminds us that mindfulness is an innate skill we all possess and shares some tips on how to unlock this powerful ability.    Discover more about the Mindful Living Project here:  Mindful Life Project Join us in 30 days of meditation here: Sign up for the Mindful30 Meditation Challenge And find more from Mindful on our practice podcast, 12 Minute Meditation. Let us know what you thought by emailing yourwords@mindful.org.

In this week's episode we learn from experts about empowering men through a courageously expansive and compassionate vision of what it means to be a man. Mindful senior editor Amber Tucker speaks with Edward M. Adams and Ed Frauenheim, authors of Reinventing Masculinity: The Liberating Power of Compassion and Connection. Adams and Frauenheim share why they choose to use the terminology “confined” masculinity, instead of “toxic” masculinity, and how mindfulness helps to cultivate self-awareness, courage, vulnerability that can help men live more full, connected lives.  Plus, managing editor Stephanie Domet chats with senior editor Kylee Ross about the fifth annual Mindful30 Meditation Challenge, an offering from Mindful and eight world-renowned mindfulness teachers that you won't want to miss. 

“Gentle accountability,” Mindful founding editor Barry Boyce says, ​​“is the cornerstone of the deepest kind of friendship, where we rely on each other to let us know when we're full of ourselves.” In this episode of Real Mindful, Barry Boyce sits down with managing editor Stephanie Domet to talk about overcoming our differences, how mindful awareness can help us navigate the habits and patterns that arise in our in-groups, the refreshing value of encountering other perspectives, the benefits of mindful teasing and the beauty of encouragement.

For mindfulness teacher, author, and clinical psychologist Ruth King, holding onto hate is not an option. Instead, she returns to the knowledge that we are inter-connected, and that we belong to each other—even when it's hard. “The world needs our wise hearts right now,” she says, and mindfulness can give us the inner stability to respond, rather than react, when change feels urgent. In the first ever episode of Real Mindful, Ruth joins managing editor Stephanie Domet in conversation about finding comfort in impermanence, and the healing power of compassion. 

Good news: It's okay to be a mindful vulgarian. What's important is that you're aware of the context, the words you use and how you use them. It's all about mindful communication.  Special guest Pat Rockman joins Barry Boyce and Stephanie Domet. Stephanie guides the conversation by gleaning Barry and Pat's insights into mouthing off mindfully. And, she finds out if they ever write someone off as a jerk. Show notes: This episode contains strong language. Patricia Rockman, MD, CCFP, FCFP is a family physician with a focused practice in mental health. 

Anger, passion and the other emotions that circle through you are welcome in the space of mindfulness.  Barry Boyce and Stephanie Domet talk about the push and pull of emotions versus rationality. They discuss how people can have the impression we need to remain in a neutral, calm state. Barry says that's not the answer nor is it the truth of who we are as humans. He recalls moments where he's dealt with anger and what he's learned from it all.  Barry leads Stephanie through a practice to sit with your emotions. Together they reflect on the role of emotions in our lives and in our mindfulness practices.  Show notes: Meditation by Barry Boyce.

As we move through our day, how many things are we looking at but not truly seeing? Where are we injecting ideas of what something should be and missing the truth in front of us?  Barry Boyce tells Stephanie Domet about an epic battle he had with a jigsaw puzzle that revealed how the perceptions we hold can lead us into having images of how somebody or something should be instead of seeing people and situations for what they are.  Together they discuss how mindfulness can slow us down and allow us to gain awareness of our thinking patterns and the biases we hold. 

Rudeness is everywhere, even in the circles of mindfulness. But what is it that we're picking up on when we experience rudeness?  Barry Boyce tells Stephanie Domet how he noticed impoliteness at several conferences and mindfulness retreats. What he discovered is the contrast between being aware of your thoughts and being aware of the people around you.  Together they navigate how to let go of control, listen with your body, and step outside of focusing on yourself to make room for others and let go of rudeness in the process.

Founding editor Barry Boyce speaks with Stephanie Domet about how adding curiosity to moments of boredom improves the quality of your perception.

Mindful editor-in-chief Barry Boyce talks with Stephanie Domet about the power of emotions, and how we can become aware of our feelings without being overwhelmed by them.

Mindful editor-in-chief Barry Boyce talks with writer and editor Stephanie Domet about how mindfulness helps us deepen our caring not only for ourselves, but also for others, no matter how different from us they may seem. And, we meet the Mindful Vulgarian, and talk a little about MOMing, also known as Mouthing off Mindfully.

A conversation with Mindful’s Editor-in-Chief Barry Boyce and editor Stephanie Domet on the direct line between mindfulness and manners, and issues a challenge to listeners to help take a mindfulness practice off the cushion and into everyday life.

In her annual end-of-year “how did we move” podcast Katy Bowman hosts myriad guests to share their stories as a way to celebrates more than three million downloads of Move Your DNA. We’re talking health goals at this party—what were they in 2018, how well did you meet your goals, what did you learn, and what do you want to take forward into 2019. Special guests at this party include some Move Your DNA listeners, along with Dani Hemmat and Stephanie Domet. Plus, Katy has a little more information for you on the next phase for the Move Your DNA podcast.

Stephanie Domet reflects on censorship scandals at the Daily News. Mary Vingoe talks about the day Rodney MacDonald killed the province's Arts Council. African Nova Scotian Music Association co-founder Delvina Bernard tells us how Black musicians fought for recognition in Nova Scotia. Plus, G7 protests, art pranksterism and a violent cat named Cocao Puff. The Coast presents: 25 for 25. A year-by-year audio archive. Through the lens of the city's alt-weekly, editors Jacob Boon and Tara Thorne bring you the stories that shaped Halifax over the past quarter-century The Coast Twitter: @TwitCoast The Coast (online) thecoast.ca Tara Thorne twitter: @thorneyhfx Jacob Boon twitter: @RWJBoon

In which Katy Bowman tells Stephanie Domet that honestly, she’s not surprised she had a felt advent calendar instead of one with chocolates. KB’s instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nutritiousmovement/  

Welcome to the Katy Says podcast… This is the tenth in a series of special episodes we’re calling Between the Lines, where Katy Bowman and Stephanie Domet explore the deeper messages in and connections between Katy’s books. Movement Matters retreats: https://nutritiousmovement.pike13.com/courses/154956

Welcome to the Katy Says podcast… This is the ninth in a series of special episodes we’re calling Between the Lines, where Katy Bowman and Stephanie Domet explore the deeper messages in and connections between Katy’s books. Movement Matters:   https://nutritiousmovement.com/product/movement-matters-essays-on-movement-science-movement-ecology-and-the-nature-of-movement/ Movement Matters retreats: https://nutritiousmovement.pike13.com/courses/147163 https://nutritiousmovement.pike13.com/courses/156311 Katy in New Zealand:  https://ancestralhealthnz.org/event/symposium-2017/

Welcome to the Katy Says podcast… This is the eighth in a series of special episodes we’re calling Between the Lines, where Katy Bowman and Stephanie Domet explore the deeper messages in and connections between Katy’s books.

In which Katy Bowman tells Stephanie Domet why Diastasis Recti is the perfect title for this book, despite what some contest judges may think. Diastasis Recti: https://nutritiousmovement.com/product/diastasis-recti- the- whole-body- solution-to- abdominal-weakness- and-separation/ Movement Matters retreat: https://nutritiousmovement.pike13.com/courses/147163 Katy in New Zealand: https://ancestralhealthnz.org/event/symposium-2017/

Katy Bowman tells Stephanie Domet that the way we work now is probably killing us, and we might want to maybe move a little. Don’t Just Sit There: https://nutritiousmovement.com/product/dont-just- sit-there/ Mark’s Daily Apple: http://marksdailyapple.com The Bhagavad Gita: http://www.bhagavad-gita.org/index- english.html Fidget spinners: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fidget_spinner

Katy Bowman tells Stephanie Domet why she’s written two books about feet, and why she could easily write a bunch more. Simple Steps to Foot Pain Relief: https://nutritiousmovement.com/product/every-womans-guide-to-foot-pain-relief/ Whole Body Barefoot: https://nutritiousmovement.com/product/whole-body-barefoot/ Minimal shoes of all kinds: https://nutritiousmovement.com/shoes-the-list/  

Katy Bowman tells Stephanie Domet about Dynamic Aging, the sassy septuagenarians with whom she wrote it, and why it’s really a book for anyone who has a body. Dynamic Aging retreat: https://nutritiousmovement.pike13.com/courses/145784 Meet the Goldeners who co-wrote Dynamic Aging with Katy Bowman.

Stephanie Domet leads Katy Bowman into a deep discuss of Katy's book Move Your DNA. Find the Movement Matters retreat at Finn River Cidery here: https://nutritiousmovement.pike13.com/courses/147163 Find the Dynamic Aging retreat at Kripalu Center here: https://nutritiousmovement.pike13.com/courses/145784 Find details on Katy's other comings and goings here: https://nutritiousmovement.pike13.com/categories/64332 And take five dollars off any book, using our special podcast listener code (podcast5) here: https://nutritiousmovement.com/product-category/books/  

Alignment Matters and Movement Matters, in which Katy Bowman tells Stephanie Domet why most of her readers lean either Alignment Matters or Movement Matters, what Nietzsche has to do with it, and leaves us with a move to chew on. More about Friedrich Nietzsche: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Friedrich_Nietzsche Sign up for Katy's newsletter: https://nutritiousmovement.com  

Stephanie Domet asks Katy Bowman why she writes books, why she writes so MANY books, and why she wants to spend some podcast time talking about them. Plus, a special lightning round word association quiz! Find that blog post on dynamic reading and writing Katy mentioned: http://propriometricspress.com/2017/04/24/move-your-dna-dynamic-reading-and-writing/ Sign up for Katy's newsletter here: https://nutritiousmovement.com