Podcast appearances and mentions of stephanie rivera

Stephanie Rivera, from the Republican State Leadership Committee, joins Jon to go over things from a DC perspective. Jon finishes the show talking about the tragic situation down in Georgia and how immigration problems continue to persist at our southern border.

Latin American crude production is on the rise, with countries like Brazil, Guyana and Argentina leading the way. However, Latin American heavy sour crude output is expected to decline, and flows will be reshuffled as Canada's Trans Mountain crude pipeline expansion starts up and as operations begin at Pemex's Olmeca refinery. Why is heavy sour crude output declining, and what does the output decline and reshuffling of barrels mean for crude prices?  SPGCI's Americas oil news director Jeff Mower discusses these questions and more with oil research analysts Stephanie Rivera and Nick Blanco and crude pricing director Beth Brown. Register for CERAWeek Register for World Petrochemical Conference Related content: Latin America Short-Term Outlook – Crude Oil (report) Liza FOB Guyana (price) Oriente FOB Esmeraldas (price) Western Canadian Select at Hardisty (price)

The end of the legislative session is here, as we recap things with RSLC spokesperson Stephanie Rivera plus took your calls and played your talkbacks all hour and morning long on this and other topics.

Stephanie Rivera una emprendedora con mucho carisma. Se define como una misionera con un testimonio real de resiliencia, su empatía le permite entender que todos los procesos son necesarios para tener una transformación. Su emprendimiento se basa en ser intermediaria entre empresas y compradoras latinas que quieren ahorrar tiempo y dinero. Suscribete y Visitanos en: www.RecetaDelExito.com Apple Podcast (iTunes): https://apple.co/2Igcnoh Listo para Crear tu Podcast?  www.CursoDePodcastGratis.com Twitter Handle:  @alexdalirizo Facebook Page:  https://www.facebook.com/recetadelexito/ RDExito:  http://recetadelexito.com Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/recetadelexito/   Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/alexdalirizo/    Stitcher:  https://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=508313&refid=stpr Spotify:  https://spoti.fi/3cmJqVs

National Press Secretary for the Republican State Leadership Committee joined us this morning to discuss the upcoming midterms, new voting laws and more. We then finished the program and week playing some tone deaf audio from the crew of "The View", who defended President Biden's latest verbal missteps.

MN GOP State Press Secretary Stephanie Rivera joins to discuss the latest from the primaries and previews what may be ahead for November. Brian McDaniel wraps up his visit with us and we take your calls and talkbacks on the Trump raid and more.

Stephanie Rivera, CEO, Lazarex Cancer Foundation, joins Yo to discuss how the Foundation's efforts to address the gap and barriers in accessing cancer trials for minority populations. This Foundation leads the way to improve cancer health outcomes, FDA cancer clinical trial diversity and enrollment, and patient access to care by providing assistance with clinical trial navigation, reimbursing trial related travel costs, and partnering with at-risk communities to mobilize resources. They are also advocates for changes in policy and laws to support access. The vision of Lazarex Cancer Foundation is that everyone affected by cancer will have hope, dignity, support and the most advanced treatments made available to them at all stages of their journey. Here are the questions we explored: · What is the mission of the Foundation? · How does your organization address the gaps in getting more people of color involved in clinical trials? · What are some of the programs (Care, Impact, Wellness) your organization offers? · What is Disruption the System V all about? · What are your advocacy efforts? · How can listeners help support your organization's efforts? As mentioned in the episode here is the Lazarex Cancer Foundation website for additional information about Disrupting the System V, the September 24 Virtual Gala (free to join), and testimonials from patients helped by the organization. Here's a quote from Cassandra, a VIP (very important patient): “Once I connect with Lazarex, I could breathe. They made me feel I mattered. Every person I spoke with at Lazarex was kind-hearted, and it impacted my mental psyche.” More about Stephanie: Stephanie Rivera joined the Lazarex Cancer Foundation as the CEO to continue her commitment to increasing access to health care and clinical trials. In this role, Stephanie brings her long-standing dedication to address health care disparities in underserved communities. In her previous leadership roles with John Muir Health, Public Health Institute, Planned Parenthood, La Clínica de la Raza, San Francisco General Hospital, and University of California, San Francisco, she developed the knowledge to identify health care needs and disparities of the community with the goal of creating positive outcomes. Stephanie's advocacy for the community continues with her volunteer services as a board member for Center for Human Development, the Family Justice Center for Contra Costa County, and the Contra Costa County's Workforce Development Board where she is currently co-chair of the subcommittee on Business and Economic Development. Stephanie is most proud of her four adult children. She enjoys spending downtime with her partner, family, friends, and her new dog, Lola. Stephanie holds a Master of Public Health (MPH) from the University of California, Berkeley, and a Bachelor of Science (BS) from the University of California, Davis. Ways to contact Stephanie: eMail srivera@lazarex.org LI: https://www.linkedin.com/in/stephanie-r-rivera/ Connect with Lazarex: IG: https://www.instagram.com/lazarexcf/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/LazarexCF LI: https://www.linkedin.com/company/lazarex-cancer-foundation Ways to reach Yo: eMail yo@yocanny.com FB Group: Girl, Take the Lead! IG: https://www.instagram.com/yocanny LI: https://www.linkedin.com/in

GOP's Stephanie Rivera joins to talk about the Minnesota crime wave, and the guys have an extensive discussion on converter theft.

Justice & Drew discuss long commutes impacting people's health and more. Later, they are joined by Stephanie Rivera and Pete Hegseth.

Stephanie Rivera is a former collegiate basketball player, WNBA coach, and consultant to the NFL. She shares her life story to Peggy Kusinski, including what it's been like married to an NFL coach, Ron Rivera.

After explaining his motivation for bringing Mike on as a Washington Football Team content contributor, Ron heartily endorses the ‘Clean Slate' plan that will unblock fans of the team on Twitter (at least for now). That leads to a healthy discussion about Ted Lasso, binge-watching and which WFT player has Jamie Tartt tendencies. We learn about the role frozen yogurt played in Ron and Stephanie's courtship during their UC Berkeley days and how ‘The Play' wasn't the only amazing ending Ron experienced as a Golden Bear great. Ron and Steph share the details of their secret trip to the Bahamas that jump-started his move to Washington, and he tells us why he signed Ryan Fitzpatrick to be his quarterback in 2021. Finally, we learn about the importance of family and friends as Ron battled cancer during his first season with the team, and why one ‘leak' in the organization turned out to be a good one.

In this episode, Alex Quin chats with Leli Hernandez – a Miami based actor and entertainer. Leli Hernandez was born in Miami, Florida. She began her career as a part-time model in Miami, before moving to Los Angeles to work in the TV and film industry. Leli has amassed more than a million followers and has now become a superstar that is recognized across multiple ethnic groups. In 2018, she appeared on the Netflix bio-series “Nicky Jam: El Ganador'' as the popular reggaeton artist's sister, Stephanie Rivera. Her story of how she began and how she reached where she is today is truly inspiring. She covers the importance of believing in yourself and seizing on opportunities that come in today’s episode.Wisdom NuggetsWork from the ground up: Never settle or feel entitled to something. Whatever your starting point was, you can put in the work in order to be successful. Start by learning the basics. Once you have that in place, you will continue to grow by making the most of the opportunities that may come your way.You create your opportunity: You cannot wait for things to happen always. Sometimes it's about making things happen for you. Opportunities come to those who are looking for one. Many of your best opportunities are those that you made for yourself.The good things come with the bad: Failure is a part of success. Adversity can be your best friend if you are able to learn and grow from it. Setbacks can be a stepping stone to moving forward. It is all about the perspective with which you look at it. Never let success get to your head or failure get to your heart.Podcast Outline[01:15] What's going on everyone [01:36] Leli’s origin story [01:50] Saved my mom’s life [02:01] The Hero - getting a spotlight at such a young age[02:20] Taking up hobbies and passions [02:30] The family performer[03:13] The personal vs acting personality[03:40] Learning about the entertainment business [04:40] Understanding the industry [05:14] Study the business, not just the arts[05:40] Taking the plunge at 18 years old [06:50] My first job - behind the scenes of the business[09:35] Leveraging social media to create a niche [10:20] Timing is everything[11:20] Create your own opportunity[12:00] My family, my support [19:00] Always work hard towards your goals - no matter what[21:20] Leverage your experiences to your benefit [23:50] Hey (break)[25:18] Always seize every opportunity[26:35] It’s a long term game[27:25] Go all in! [28:10] The bad comes with the good![29:30] Find a way to connect with your audience [30:15] Opportunities can come out of nowhere[34:30] Not everything goes according to plan[36:23] Consistency is key[37:33] Breaking through the fear barrier[38:32] Have a story to share [39:54] Be real with your audience [43:00] Finding your niche [44:24] God only puts us in situations we can handle [47:27] Set an example and be an examplePower Quotes“I’m going to give myself an opportunity. I’m not going to allow Hollywood or anyone judge my acting or make me sit down when I’ve been studying this my whole life” - Leli Hernandez‘’Hard work beats talent when talent doesn't work hard’’ - Alex Quin‘’Through your art, your work, your message, that’s where people get to know you more” - Leli Hernandez ResourceAlex Quin’s InstagramHustle Inspires Hustle AppHustle Inspires Hustle InstagramLeli Hernandez YouTubeLeli Hernandez InstagramLeli Hernandez Facebook

The WOW! Show is back! Catch up on the Washington Football Team's news with Jade Kenny, Stephanie Jojokian, and GeNienne Samuels. Also, listen in to an exclusive interview with head Coach Ron Rivera's wife Stephanie Rivera as she provides advice to females in the sports industry, discusses Coach Rivera's recent diagnosis and much more!

| Season 1 | Episode 4 |  "Where are we looking for wisdom? What rises to the level of being 'wise'? What rises to the level of knowledge?"

On episode #37 of "Can You Hear Me, Long Beach?" Post reporter Stephanie Rivera stops by to talk about the things people can do to help out in these extraordinary times. Though most of the news these days seems to center on what we can't do, Rivera recently wrote an article detailing numerous things you can do to be part of the solution, things that include providing neighborly relief to giving blood to buying gift cards to local restaurants. Then, Brian Addison calls in to talk about how local restaurants are trying to survive these unprecedented times by offering additional services and deals.

If you think you found yourself surrounded by a lot of people on Tuesday, you should have seen the mass humanity that showed up in the Post's podcast studio to talk about the election, its results, the winners, losers and those who served by standing in line. Publisher David Sommers, Managing Editor Melissa joined with columnist Tim Grobaty and reporters Stephanie Rivera and Jason Ruiz to talk about what happened and what might happen eight months from now when a lot of these races finally get decided for good.

Leoh Sandoval is a North Long Beach restaurateur and designer. Sandoval is the co-owner of Aguas Way in North Long Beach, a Mexican street food restaurant that opened in 2017 and specializes in Aguas Frescas. Despite not having previous knowledge in managing a restaurant, Leoh Sandoval successfully opened Aguas Way with the help of his family and friends as well as his own knowledge in designing and building residential, commercial and industrial structures. His skills in design began when Sandoval moved to Phoenix after high school to attend an architectural trade school. This profile on North Long Beach restaurateur and designer Lionso “Leoh” Sandoval is part of a series exploring the successes of immigrants in Long Beach. Immigrant Success is a collaborative podcast project between Long Beach Post and PalacioMagazine.com. Long Beach Post reporter Stephanie Rivera is the podcast host and Antonio Ruiz is the producer.

On Episode #24 of "CAN YOU HEAR ME, LONG BEACH?" we get a little bit political as a good portion of the newsroom crammed around the table to talk about the just completed California Democratic Party State Convention, that turned out to be kinda fun, you know, when people weren't hitting each other with transportation devices. Brian Addison, Thomas Cordova, Kelly Puente, Stephanie Rivera and publisher David Sommers(!) join Steve Lowery to talk about all the behind the scenes, scenes, including Mayors on Parade, why so may people seemed to have a really hard time with a cute little story Brian wrote about restaurants and why, once again, so many folks are mad for Bernie.

On this special episode of "Can You Hear Me, Long Beach?" Post Breaking News Editor Jeremiah Dobruck and Managing Editor Melissa Evans talk about the decision to look deeper into the killing of Rosa Hernandez, who was beaten with an electric scooter. While the circumstances of Hernandez's death were shocking, the circumstances of the person alleged to have killed her, Amad Rashad Redding, were not: the once-promising student had struggled with mental illness for much of his life. Dobruck's reporting, along with that of Stephanie Rivera, looked into how the paths of these two strangers became intertwined and produced "Broken" an in-depth look at the circumstances surrounding the crime that is now live on the Post website.

We have two guests joining this week's episode where discuss the removal of Instagram likes, its potential effects on small businesses, influencers, and mental health. Our guests this week are Stephanie Rivera & Briana Williams. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/andreapjackson/support

On Episode #22 of “CAN YOU HEAR ME, LONG BEACH?” No one is sure how it got started, but it got START-ED! We picked up the Junipero controversy and the pronunciation one street name soon morphed into discussions of all manner of bigger things including the Queen Mary and “Well, you’re not from here!” As for how the whole thing got started, we refer you to this source material. Your beloved Tim Grobaty is the cudgel-waving fellow aggressively strutting toward seated Man of Peace, Steve Lowery. 0:00 The right way to pronounce “Ximeno” according to Google 0:55 The street name that tore the city apart 3:50 Tim Grobaty is always right 5:01 The “understood A” and Tim Grobaty’s college experience 20:20 Steve and Asia catch up 22:57 We want to hear your story ideas! 23:48 What’s up with Asia’s weird name? 36:35 Junipero puns

Episode 010 - "Your Vibe attracts your Tribe"   Happy 10th episode my Fems!! On this episode I sit down with two boss babes who are the founders and creators of the "Business Women Brunch." Anjha Thomas and Stephanie Rivera!    Email: spiritgoddessfem@gmail.com Instagram: @SpiritGoddessFem Host: @Matasophie    Guest: @Businesswomenbrunch  @Anjhathomas @Ms_rivera24 

We're joined by Stephanie Rivera to talk about her new podcast as well as a possible vaping ban in the city, plus we break down all the top news. 0:00 Intro 1:34 Top News (Library dedication, Mayor's forum, and more) 14:21 Queen Mary in disrepair 19:04 Stephanie Rivera interview 27:17 Long Beach Soapbox

What does it look like to buy real estate during your military career? Stephanie Rivera interviews Meredith Stowers on her journey of buying real estate over 13 PCSs in 15 years, on both shore tours and sea tours.

Kyle, Sean & Dyami sit down with Stephanie Rivera again to discuss the 5 questions.

Sean, Kyle & Dyami chat with Stephanie Rivera about her woodworking.

Radio Nepantla. Este episodio de la serie Dreamers: Redefinir el Sueño Americano cuenta la historia de Ernesto Valenzuela, un niño que huyó de Guatemala debido a la violencia familar y social que sufrió. Producción: Alma González, Guadalupe Castro y Stephanie Rivera. Música: Alex Bendaña. Si desea escuchar los episodios con transcripción, vaya a: elnuevosol.net/radio/ Subscríbase en iTunes: itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/elnue…sol/id1236574136 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/elnuevosol/message

Stephanie Rivera has worked in machine learning and data science for academic research (at University of Tennessee), for the government (Department of Defense), for a large consulting firm (Booz Allen), and now for a startup (MyStrength). In the interview, she discusses her career path, her experiences with mentorship, and her role in authoring The Field Guide to Data Science and the Explore Data Science online course. Links and Resources