Podcast appearances and mentions of stephanie roberts

Coriena's journey begins with a mother's fierce devotion to her son—a love strong enough to risk everything. When faced with a dangerous and volatile situation, Coriena made one of the most difficult decisions of her life—she took her son and fled. With no time to plan and nowhere to go, Coriena chose safety over certainty, even if it meant homelessness. In this episode, Coriena shares her journey toward stability, healing, and hope. We also hear from Stephanie Roberts, Program Manager of Outreach and Rapid Response, who speaks to the critical importance of community collaboration in addressing Oklahoma City's unhoused population—and the resources needed to ensure long-term success.To learn more about Oklahoma City's Key to Home program, visit okc.gov/government/key-to-home. To support Mental Health Association Oklahoma's Street Outreach program and the many services supporting clients just like Coriena, visit mhaok.org/donate.

Join Staffbase Head of Content Brian Tomlinson as he speaks with Stephanie Roberts, Chief Communications Officer at Hitachi Industrial Equipment Systems, to explore the evolving role of internal communications in modern organizations. Stephanie shares insights on why comms should report directly to the CEO, how to influence leadership, and why AI still can't replace human connection. In this episode, Stephanie unpacks the challenges of engaging frontline workers, the importance of cultural nuances in global comms, and how storytelling can make even the most technical products compelling. She also reveals why every executive needs to be active on LinkedIn — and how communicators can make it happen. Whether you're leading comms, advising executives, or rethinking your internal strategy, this conversation is full of actionable insights to help you drive real impact.

Freelancers: Assemble! In this bumper special episode, Henry and Natalie have gathered unique contributions from across the UK. Featuring writers, poets, musicians and visual artists and Trade Unionists, we explore the good, the bad and the ugly parts of being self-employed in the arts and culture sector. Thank you to our wonderful contributors: Annabel Turpin, Hannah Khalil, Zita Holbourne, Janie Nicoll, Megan Chapman, Stephanie Roberts, Sara Amini, Megan Faye Hanson, Alice Foxall, Harry Ward, Lucy Sheen, Eirini Papadopoulou, Nicole Joseph, Tyler Pickles, Kit George and Daneka Etchells. Find us on Facebook, Instagram and X and search Vandal Factory Playlist on Spotify. You can support the podcast on Patreon! For as little as £1 a month you can be a mega legend and help make these podcasts...and allow us to commission other artists! Support us on at patreon.com/VandalFactory.

This is a re-release of a conversation I had with Stephanie Roberts back in 2023. Since that time, she's gained two more years of recovery and has been promoted to Program Manager of our Oklahoma City Street Outreach and Rapid Response team.  Stephanie is a native Oklahoman who, in childhood, experienced a sexual trauma that went unaddressed, resulting in a crescendo-like progression of events that ultimately culminated in the loss of her children, her home, her dignity.   Humanity stepped in, knowing that everyone has value and possibility, and took a chance on her. And now she is the one reminding others in the shoes she once wore, that they, too, have value and possibility.  This was such a good conversation, worthy of a re-release in our 2025 Season 1 batch of MHAOK staff success stories. It's important to note that this conversation touches on sexual trauma and loss. While it's critical dialogue to have, we understand that it could be difficult for some listeners. If you or someone you love is struggling with mental health concerns, please call one of our free mental health assistance center lines at 405.943.3700 or 918.585.1213 Monday through Friday from 8:30 to 5pm, or contact us via www.mhaok.org. Additionally, if you or someone you know is in crisis, you can call or text 988 24/7. 

Discover the difference between the world's physical borders and the ones drawn by money with author Atossa Araxia Abrahamian in her new book, “The Hidden Globe: How Wealth Hacks the World.” Then, local sisters Rebecca and Stephanie Roberts talk about their concierge relocation business, W-P Moving and Logistics. And Tupelo chef Matthew Harris, fresh off "The Today Show," tells us what's cooking this season.

Stephanie Roberts is Head of Global Communications for Hitachi Industrial Equipment Systems, a subsidiary of Hitachi, Ltd. As an American woman on assignment in Japan — and her company's first expat to be sent to Japan — Stephanie brings a rare perspective to her role, leading global communications from Tokyo. With expertise spanning internal, external, executive, and crisis communications, along with content strategy and social media, she has more than a decade of hands-on experience in the field.  Stephanie frequently shares insights on LinkedIn, reflecting on her unique expat journey and best practices in corporate communications.

I'll share top tips for choosing furniture, discuss all the home trends for 2024, and share my favorite trends likes and dislikes for interior design. Artists Spotlight featuring Oscar Ukonu and Stephanie Roberts. Download a FREE copy of our "Furniture Placement Guidelines" https://kinleystudios.com/blog Artist Spotlight Oscar Ukonu: https://www.oscarukonu.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/oscarukonu/ Stephanie Roberts: https://artbystephanieroberts.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/artbystephanieroberts/ We'd love to hear from you! Send Us A Message Here: https://kinleystudios.com/contact Contact Design Inquiries: info@kinleystudios.com Podcast Inquiries: kinleystudiosinfo@gmail.com https://www.kinleystudios.com #kinleystudios #interiordesign Disclaimer: I do not receive any compensation from any of the products, people, or places I discuss.

In this podcast episode, Max Forsyth interviews Stephanie Roberts about her extensive experience in corporate communications, focusing on her work with Hitachi in the US and Japan. They discuss the nuances of global communication strategies and the cultural differences between Eastern and Western approaches to corporate comms. Stephanie emphasises the success of CSR initiatives worldwide. She shares insights on adapting to Japanese work culture, the effectiveness of campaigns during the COVID-19 pandemic, and the importance of knowing your different target audiences and tailoring your communications channels. Want ad-free listening, early access to every episode, and exclusive Patreon-only content and priority invites to Comms Search & Selection's events? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to Chasing Three Hours, a podcast about what runners are chasing, why they keep pushing themselves, and what keeps them curious! On this bonus episode live from the Good Life Halfsy expo on November 4th, Josh had a chance to welcome close to two dozen runners to his booth to discuss their love of running, hopes and dreams for the Halfsy, and more.Kyle Quandt (:57)Morgan Mathis (1:50)Lana Wilkes (2:35)Kari Christensen (3:25)Mary Sinclair (4:42)Bennett Jackson (5:21)Caleb Korte (6:26)Morgan Smith (8:19)Miguel Nunez (8:58)Chris Petersen (9:57)Lincoln Arneal (12:06)Debby Kinney (13:09)Ryan McClure (14:13)Josh Hilkemann (15:01)Michael Mason-D'Croz (16:20)Jonathan Clark (19:29)Mark Onwiler (20:24)Renee Ruhlman (21:22)Stephanie Roberts (22:16)Thanks to everyone for stopping by booth 23 at the Good Life Halfsy expo! Thanks to Pink Gorilla for having me out there as well!Like what you hear? Please rate, review, subscribe, and share with a friend.Read Josh's weekly newsletter at chasingthreehours.com. Email Josh at chasingthreehours@gmail.com.Music, production assistance, and sound design: Ian AeilloCover art: Marissa Barton Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Do witches have cliques? What happens when you're an outcast? Would you be brave enough to hunt down monsters? Students at Brookland Middle School in Washington, DC discuss Claribel Ortega's novel Witchlings. Veteran journalist Stephanie Roberts is our celebrity reader. Kitty Felde his host. Want to learn more about Dia de los Muertos? Listen to this special episode from our sister podcast THE FINA MENDOZA MYSTERIES. There is free curriculum for this episode. Favorite Books from Brookland Middle School: Judy B Jones series - Barbara Park Best Babysitters Ever - Caroline Cala Diary of a Wimpy Kid - Jeff Kinney A Wrinkle in Time - Madeleine L'Engle Claribel Ortega's Favorite Book: The Hobbit - J.R.R. Tolkien Lord of the Rings - J.R.R. Tolkien Stephanie Roberts' Favorite Book: Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day -Judith Viorst 

Stephanie Roberts

I am celebrating this one-year milestone and saying THANK YOU to each of you for listening, subscribing, sharing and making House Therapy part of your week. I LOVE having this space to share shui, so cheers to the conversations we've had and the many more in our forecast!   RESOURCES: subscribe to the newsletter | Simple Shui follow along | Instagram buy the book | Simple Shui for Every Day: 365 Ways to Feng Shui Your Life join the conversation | *Become Your Own Feng Shui Consultant* course become certified | House Therapy Certification learn more about Stephanie Roberts here

Stephanie Roberts shares in week 3 of The Bible. Learn to live what the Bible says. When we live according to the Word, we live in the freedom Jesus bought and paid for us to live in.

Stephanie Roberts is worried about the impact of gas prices on necessary medical travel

Daniella Mestyanek Young is an American author and speaker born into the religious cult The Children of God. Daniella served as an Intelligence Officer in the US Army for over six years, making the rank of Captain, and became one of the first women in US Army history to conduct deliberate ground combat operations when she volunteered to serve on a Female Engagement Team. She is a recipient of the Presidential Volunteer Service Medal. Daniella lives with her husband and daughter in Maryland and is a candidate for a Master's degree in Industrial and Organizational Psychology from Harvard Extension School. Daniella's first book, UNCULTURED: A Memoir of Cults, War, and Belonging, is being published by St. Martin's Press on September 20th, 2022. Daniella shares with Rachel some insights behind the stories in her book Uncultured, more than a memoir about an exceptional upbringing, but about a woman who, no matter the lack of tools given to her, is determined to overcome. Throughout her story, Daniella draws parallels between her life as a child in the Children of God commune and her time as an adult in the U.S. military. Pointing out the stunning similarities in rape culture in both organizations. She goes on to explain the dangerous deification of the U.S. Army, and the cult-like devotion and martyrdom expected of its soldiers Before you Go: Rachel reflects on her experiences with Children of God survivors over the years, explaining the difficulties of "learning life as a second language" for those who have left the high control groups they were born into. You can pre-order Daniella's book Uncultured here: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/57290004-uncultured Visit her website here: https://www.uncultureyourself.com/ Watch Daniella's TEDx talk here: https://youtu.be/96gBf6LNxa4 Thanks to all of our newest Patreon supporters: Brooke Parker, Kerry Stout, Laura Ollanketo, Kylie Quilliam, Lisa Shklovsky, Jo March, Stephanie Roberts, Chelsea Fralick, Pamela Kyssa, Justine Fernandes, Shira Stanford-Asiyo, Michele Fullarton and Franny Yep To help support the show monthly and get bonus episodes, shirts, and tote bags, please visit: www.patreon.com/indoctrination Prefer to support the IndoctriNation show with a one-time donation? Use this link: www.paypal.me/indoctrination You can help the show for free by leaving a rating on Spotify or Apple/ iTunes. It really helps the visibility of the show!

We are pleased to bring you a special episode from our kindred project, Revolutionary Faith, hosted by Rev. Alvin Herring, executive director of Faith in Action. In this episode, Alvin speaks with Leigh Butler, CEO of Akina and Stephanie Roberts, Co-Founder. Akina is a hub for Black mothers and women who are eagerly searching for community, connection, and information resulting in better outcomes for our next generation.

In this episode, Jessi talks with Stephanie Roberts, founder of Be the Village. This nonprofit provides resources to foster, adoptive and relative placement families in need. Stephanie shares her journey that led her to live her passion in this way, and gives advice on how to meet similar needs in your own community.

We hear a lot about diversity and change, Kristian Johnsen, Stephanie Roberts, and Mark Endriss Leque represent some of the major changes in society, culture, and the military in general. It was great having them share their stories on living a maintenance life. Veterans serve in all shapes, sizes, genders, races, creeds, religions and other labels so here is a shout out to those Veterans who are Living a Maintenance Life, no matter who you are or where you are from.

Watch our Youtube episode! Hiring a team can cause a lot of growing pains for small independent advisors. However, a capable team and work culture can give us more time to achieve balance in our lives. As the entrepreneurs, founders, and CEOs of our financial advising companies, letting go of controlling every aspect of our business can be difficult. But your time is valuable. You can hire someone to schedule your appointments and do admin work. By hiring you are giving yourself the time and opportunity to grow your business and find personal balance.  To discuss the importance of the hiring process and why you should think about outsourcing the process we've invited Stephanie Roberts on the show. She is the founder of Humans Being Resources, a hiring firm dedicated to helping advisors find strong candidates for any position in their firm. Whether you are hiring your first or the fifteenth employee the hiring process can cost a lot of time, money, and stress. That is why Stephanie started this business with advisors in mind. Advisors should be able to focus on client relationships and services, not recruiting and hiring.  Today we are going to be discussing the struggles she's seen many advisors go through. We highlight the importance of company culture and prioritizing work-life balance throughout your company. Once you have a team, you get back a lot of time for yourself. Humans Being Resources has a streamlined process that saves you money and stress. You can't achieve a balanced life by working in every position in your firm. You'll need a specialized team to help you get there.  Listen to the episode to learn more about:  Personality and company culture  Struggles advisors have while hiring  How to let go of control  Finding balance with a team    TIMESTAMPS 0:37 – Welcome Stephanie Roberts 1:25 – What does balance mean to her? 2:33 – How she got into the industry 5:09 – Struggles she has seen 6:42 – Letting go of control 9:07 – Personality tests for hiring 12:03 – How her firm works 16:23 – Her struggles with balance 19:59 – What works best for her? 22:30 – Changing the culture 25:03 – Advisors are not trained to hire 29:05 – How you can connect with Stephanie   RESOURCES Read more about Stephanie and Humans Being Resources Make Time Institute Website Email: travis@travisparry.com Get Travis' newest book!

Fellow dietitian, public health professional, and Loma Linda alum, Stephanie Roberts joins Maya on today's episode to help bust five top myths you may have heard surrounding pregnancy, labor, and delivery. Myth #1: IVF is your only option Myth #2: Your second pregnancy will be harder Myth #3: You need to stop drinking coffee Myth #4: Your birth plan will go according to "plan" Myth #5: You need to prep your toddler for baby #2 Remember, your pregnancy is unique. People will make comments and share their concerns, both positively and negatively. Get the facts, seek out a second opinion, and protect your energy. Sometimes this means simply saying "no" or unfollowing! Listen as Stephanie shares her birth story, raising a toddler in the midst of a pandemic, and more. At the the time of the recording, she and her partner are expecting a baby boy in October 2021. Connect with Maya: Website: The Vegan Pregnancy Collective Instagram: @vegan.prenatal.nutrition Resources: Ovia app: https://www.oviahealth.com/  

Stephanie Roberts chose a career in recruiting after being inspired by her mother to help people. Find out how she started her business, how she manages a work-life balance and what common misconceptions people have about her industry.    Read more and get additional resources here: https://tracyjepsonpodcast.com/podcast/ep-18-how-a-recruiter-helps-businesses-find-and-hire-quality-employees/1318/    About our guest: https://humansbeingresources.com/    What we discuss on this episode:  1:13 – What led her to this profession 2:48 – What do people think about recruiting office? 4:41  – Work-life balance as a leader 7:37 – When to bring on the first team member 12:56 – What technology platforms she uses 15:12 – Is being a virtual business a benefit? 15:50 – How clients are handling recruiting 17:04 – New habit that's improved life 17:58 – Failures that set her up for success 20:07 – How she decides what's next 20:35 – Has she ever turned down referrals? 22:58 – Best investment 23:44 – Bad recommendations 26:13 – What candidates can do to be more visible 27:19 – Things candidates should not do 29:23 – What she wishes she knew earlier 30:49 – How to contact Stephanie 33:01 – Bonus content

In this episode, we taste wine with Stephanie Roberts or Corks and Boards on Overcoming Average. Stephanie tells her amazing story of climbing the corporate ladder, adapting to multiple cultures, getting promoted, and succeeding as a female in a male-dominated Dubi culture. Following her passion for wine, she started corks and boards here in the lake norman area to pass on her extensive knowledge and training as a sommelier. Subscribe, share, and enjoy. Cheers!

My guest on this episode is the voice over artist Stephanie Roberts.

Stephanie's websiteStephanie's instagram: @stephaniepamrobertsvoVoice One voice over class in San FranciscoTDQ's WebsiteInstagram: @thedreadedquestionLili's instagram: @lili_torreEmail: thedreadedquestionpodcast@gmail.com

In episode 76 of Hashtag No Filter Julie sits down with Artist Stephanie Roberts, the original creator of the pill petri dishes that so many of you have come to know and love. They talk all about how Instagram inspired Stephanie to become an artist, all about her family, her experience with adopting her daughter from China, how she manages being a mother of three, wife, part time pharmacist, and full time artist, how she handles her logical part of her brain vs. her creative part, what she attributes her success to, what changed everything for her overnight, responding to negative comments or feedback, how to get your hands on one of her coveted pieces, advice for someone trying to make it in the art world, and so much more. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Stephanie Roberts, PharmD joins Tim Church to share how she went from full-time pharmacist to full-time mixed media artist after an Instagram influencer shared her pill petri art and made it go viral. Mentioned on the Show Credible Mortgage Refinance Art by Stephanie on Instagram  Win Stephanie’s Art: Your Financial Pharmacist on Instagram Eli Lilly Justin Gaffrey Things I Bought and Liked

Recovery Sunday Audio at St. Francis Episcopal Church on 03-01-2020

Stephanie Roberts is on the show today sharing her testimony of international and domestic missions. Her story is not what she planned or even what she thought God had initially called her to, but she shares the value of trusting God even when it doesn't make sense. Her courage and obedience to follow God no matter the cost are inspiring. She now leads a foster care community called Be the Village. While not everyone is called to foster or adopt, she believes everyone can do something. Stephanie believes that the Church is the answer, that Jesus is the answer, and that Jesus wants to use us to be the answer. Let's “be the village” and be more than enough for others to honor God who is always more than enough.

While the topic of postpartum pelvic floor physical therapy may sound unfamiliar and complex, St. Mary physical therapist and pelvic floor specialist Stephanie Roberts explains how common this type of therapy is. From incontinence to abdominal weakness, Stephanie breaks it down for us, simply.

Join Carrie Goetz as while we chat with 3 amazing women in episode 2 of our careers podcast series, we interview Emily Sullivan, Brandy Byrd and Stephanie Roberts about careers in physical security. We discuss how they got into this industry, their impressions of being a woman in this industry, their typical day and other questions.  Learn from a former Trainer now Business Development Specialist for the Mission Critical Market (Brandy), Director of Business Development (Emily) and a business owner (Stephanie) all women in the physical security space.    

In Part 2 of my chat with the beautiful Stephanie, we dive further into the importance of mindset and how this aspect of her journey was the part she never knew she needed. We also dive into the topics of self love and the importance of seeking coaches and community throughout the process. Connect with Stephanie Instagram: www.instagram.com/stephanie_roberts90/

In this episode Stephanie and I dive deep into her entire weight loss journey and talk all about her experience with weight loss surgery. Stephanie has been able to not only keep her weight off post surgery but really learn about all aspects of health and has created a life of true freedom! Connect with Stephanie Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/stephanie_roberts90/

Bob compares and contrasts the trial testimonies of two women who were standing side by side with Sandy, in the hour immediately following the discovery of Jim's body. Paramedic, Stephanie Roberts, and Harris County Precinct 4 Constable, Jennifer Martinez, witnessed the same things . . . but their impressions could not be more different.Today's Sponsors:Joybird.com/justice - Use code "Justice" for 25% offPostmates - Download the app, and use code "BobRuff" for a $100 free delivery credit.

When it comes to business, Shawna Smits and Stephanie Roberts believe, "no doesn’t mean no," and that’s what has made them successful entrepreneurs. On today’s episode, the business partners share the evolution of their achievement in hopes that it encourages other entrepreneurs to pave their own path. When would you want to know, there’s always a way to succeed? Tip #1: No Means There is Another Way: You can't be courageous unless you're fearful. You can have fear, but it's deciding to do it anyway that defines courage. Stephanie credits Shawna’s entrepreneurial spirit as the propellant of their success. “No to me means there's just another way. No does not mean no,” explained Shawna. Tip #2: Set Bold Intentions: When Stephanie and Shawna wanted to get a small business loan for their first graphic design company, they had to create a formal business plan, with profit and loss projections and a list of potential clients. “We had no idea how we were going to do it, we pulled them out of thin air but we picked the big, major companies that a bank could recognize. If we picked fifteen, we did business with fourteen of those companies.” Little did they realize, starting with bold intentions set a precedent from the very beginning. Tip #3: Dress for Success Shawna believes that 90% of landing new clients is showing up and looking good. “Shawna made me buy a suit,” Stephanie admitted, “We would deliver boxes of printed t-shirts and I remember we'd be in the elevator with our boxes in our suits; it was awesome.” Tip #4: Trust Your Instincts:  Learning about what you're doing and being informed is great but Stephanie reminds aspiring entrepreneurs that sometimes you need to trust your instincts. “I think we didn't know what we were getting ourselves into [with Cosmopolitan Kids] which served us well because if we knew what it would take, we wouldn't have done it.” It’s important to be informed and make good decisions but also take chances, don’t overthink everything. Tip #5: Do Something You Love:  At the root of their companies, both Stephanie and Shawna played where they worked.  “I think you should also do something you love,” explained Shawna. One of their biggest strengths was the fact that they built their business from a parent standpoint. Thinking like a customer and loving their work helped them overcome all adversity. About Cosmopolitan Kids Children’s Academy Cosmopolitan Kids Children's Academy are Seattle based daycare centers committed to offering personalized nurturing childcare to infants, waddlers, toddlers, preschool and pre-k. Visit cosmopolitankids.com for locations and contact information.

If you have a disability, your college wants you to study abroad. In this episode, Justin talks with Stephanie Roberts and Chuck Eade of Denver University about how your college benefits when you study abroad, as well as the work that institutions like DU are doing to make their programs more accessible.   http://www.miusa.org/Resource/ podcast/DUAbroad

In episode 1 of Wild Rye Radio, we talk to Stephanie Roberts. Previously CFO of Old Navy and Specialized Bicycle Components, Steph shares with us what it was like to grow up as 1 of 8 children, how she went from the night school class room to the c-suite, and how she's managed her imposter syndrome along the way. Wild Rye Radio is brought to you by Wild Rye, makers of design-forward outdoor apparel for women. #playwild

Show Notes:  In this episode of The Tiara Talk Show, Stephanie Roberts and Mark Turner chat with host Tammy Tuckey about starring in the Disney Cruise Line production of “Disney Dreams - An Enchanted Classic,” performing three different shows as various Disney characters for each cruise, what Disney character they would have added to the show for Ann Marie to meet and more! Are you looking to plan and book an upcoming Disney vacation? Contact The Tiara Talk Show’s official travel agent, James from MousePlanning.com by visiting http://bit.ly/QuoteMeDisney for a free quote! Be sure to… - Follow us on Twitter at @TiaraTalkShow: www.twitter.com/TiaraTalkShow - ‘Like’ our Facebook page: www.facebook.com/TheTiaraTalkShow - Follow us on our Tumblr page: thetiaratalkshow.tumblr.com - Follow us on our Google+ page: google.com/+TheTiaraTalkShow - Follow us on our Instagram page: instagram.com/thetiaratalkshow Want to give us your thoughts on this episode? Call us at 1-407-413-9390 and leave us a voicemail! Thanks for listening! “The Tiara Talk Show” is edited, created and hosted by Tammy Tuckey. The Tiara Talk Show is Copyright © 2013-2016 by Tammy Tuckey. All rights reserved.