Podcast appearances and mentions of stephanie rogers

In this episode of Getting to Aha!, host Darshan Mehta speaks with Stephanie Rogers, Senior Account Manager at Fame and seasoned digital nomad, about the realities of working remotely while traveling the world. Stephanie shares how she transitioned to a location-independent lifestyle following the pandemic, offering candid insights on maintaining relationships, embracing uncertainty, and balancing work with exploration. From debunking myths to sharing practical tips, this conversation is a must-listen for anyone curious about the digital nomad lifestyle.

In this episode of 'Reimagined Childhood' brought to you by the Early Childhood Christian Network, host Monica Healer and guest Stephanie Rogers explore practical strategies for making early childhood education engaging and effective. They discuss seven foundational ways children learn: through satisfaction, curiosity, relationships, sensory engagement, play, imitation, and repetition. The conversation underscores the challenges teachers face, including the impact of screen time on attention spans, and offers creative solutions such as introducing novel items like record players and encouraging sensory play. Stephanie also emphasizes the importance of slowing down and focusing on developmental appropriateness to build a strong foundation for lifelong learning. This episode aims to rejuvenate educators who feel stuck in a rut, providing innovative ideas for banishing boredom and enhancing classroom engagement.   00:00 Introduction 00:40 Guest Introduction 01:32 Welcome, Stephanie Rogers 12:24 Summer Conference 14:44 Continuing with Stephanie Rogers 29:41 Conversation Wrap-Up 30:56 Conclusion

Stephanie Rogers joins Papa & Lund to discuss the 49ers Home Opener at Levi's Stadium on Monday Night See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Stephanie Rogers joins Papa & Lund to discuss the 49ers Home Opener at Levi's Stadium on Monday Night See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this Sports Geek interview with Sean Callanan, Stephanie Rogers from Vegas Golden Knights chats about leveraging technology for fan engagement, community involvement and why Vegas is a great city for sports. Show notes - https://sportsgeekhq.com/podcast/stephanie-rogers-vegas-golden-knights

On this special edition of “Lessons in Leadership,” Steve Adubato and Mary Gamba talk with Stephanie Rogers, Co-founder, Hardbodyz Fitness and Co-founder, Rebel Core Modern Pilates, about entrepreneurship and women in leadership. Then, Steve and Mary are joined by Mary Kate Naatus, PhD, Assistant Provost and Dean of continuing Education and Professional Studies, Seton Hall … Continue reading Lessons in Leadership: Stephanie Rogers and Mary Kate Naatus

On today's episode, I'm talking to the Vice President of Marketing for the Vegas Golden Knights Stephanie Rogers about defining your why.Stephanie currently works with the reigning Stanley Cup champions, the Vegas Golden Knights, and previously worked with the PGA Tour, first holding roles in Tournament Marketing and ultimately becoming the Director of Corporate Partnerships Strategy and Innovation. Stephanie has made a practice of defining why certain opportunities are more exciting to her than others. When it came time to look for a new job, she started by listing out exactly what she was looking for, rather than focusing on what made her unhappy, and ended up finding her current role where she was a perfect fit. We talk about:Finding ways to network that feel organic and right for our individual styles.Learning how to lead and communicate when you're the new person on the team. Being honest and vulnerable about what we don't know. Need helping defining your why? Aka what matters to you? Aka your values?Grab your copy of my free guide to defining your values to get started today!You can find the show notes and more resources at https://madamathlete.comKeep an eye out for new content or let us know what you'd like to see next by following us on social:Instagram: @theMadamAthleteFacebook: @MadamAthleteTwitter: @MadamAthlete

Valentine's day is a unique and wonderful day all around the world. Many people sometimes feel sad during the month of Love because it reminds them of someone they lost, whether 2 or 4-legged. In this episode, you will gain some valuable insight from Stephanie Rodriguez. She is the founder of Embracing Your Grief and is an expert counselor in dealing with the ups and downs of the month of LOVE. Connect with Stephanie Rogers, GCCA-C, CTGrief CounselorAnimal Companion Loss Recovery SpecialistSchedule a SessionEYG YouTube ChannelTikTokFacebookInstagram Follow our virtual community!Website. PetPixworld.comCheck PetPix magazine:  https://www.petpixworld.com/magazine-giveawayAdvertise your business with PetPix world. Contact us for more information: hello@petpixworld.comJoin PetPix community: https://www.petpixworld.com/petpix-world-communitySubscribe to PetPix YouTube channel: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLkY0boWZstsmmgroxUEueRcvCXaEKfgvgShare with your friends!

This week, David and Rob have a very special guest as the often mentioned Emma Mitchell joins them for an in-depth discussion about editing. Covering everything from the different types of editing to how to build relationships with your editor, Emma's expertise is sure to be a fascinating listen. Yorkshire based psychological thriller writer, Stephanie Rogers also joins the duo to face the 'Seven Questions.'A can't miss episode. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Acute Care for Elders (ACE Units) have been around for over a quarter of a century. Randomized trials of ACE units date back to 1996 when Seth Landefeld and colleagues published a study in NEJM showing that they improve basic activities of daily living at discharge and can reduce the frequency of discharge to long-term care institutions.  But if ACE units are so great, why do so few hospitals have them? On today's podcast we talk about ACE units with geriatricians Kellie Flood and Stephanie Rogers.  They recently published a paper in JAGS looking at the current landscape of ACE units in the US. In the podcast we go over these issues and more: What are ACE units and what structural elements go into them (see the picture below for a nice summary)?  Which patients are eligible to go to an ACE unit? What are the benefits of an ACE unit? If ACE units are so great, why are they not so common?  What does the future look like for ACE units and how does it differ (if at all) from Age Friendly Health Systems? If you want to do a deeper dive in ACE units, check out some of the following articles: The original NEJM paper on ACE units from 1996 Kellie Flood's paper in JAMA IM showing that not only ACE units deliver better care, but also help with the hospitals bottom line

Very often people feel lonely and full of grief around the holidays. It doesn't matter if you lost a human or 4 leg family member, the feeling of loss and grief can become very dominant during the holidays. Sometimes you might feel like you are the only person in the world who gets this way or ask the question if this is normal. We are so excited to welcome back Stephanie Rodriguez to our show. She shares with us 4 crucial insights on how you can overcome grief. It is never too late. Listen, enjoy and believe that we are here for you to help you! Connect with Stephanie Rogers, GCCA-C, CTGrief CounselorAnimal Companion Loss Recovery SpecialistSchedule a SessionEYG YouTube ChannelTikTokFacebookInstagram Grab a copy of the Latest Issue of PetPix World MagazinePetPix World Magazine | Subscription and Giveaways

Summary:Stephanie Rogers is the host and creator of Story Jam and Story Serenade, two acclaimed live lit, live music shows which feature diverse personal narrative storytellers and original songs which echo each story. Since 2018, Steph and a team of talented coaches, writers, performers, and producers have offered hundreds of workshops, classes, and retreats through Story Jam Studio. The Studio also provides the chance for companies and organizations to use storytelling to develop marketing and sales initiatives, team build, or improve corporate culture. It is Stephanie's goal to connect people from different backgrounds through the art personal narrative storytelling, and to build upon those connections by providing a safe, creative space for people to craft and share their life stories.Key Moments:03:10 - "The journey of events mixed with the journey of emotions"14:30 - Involve listeners in your story and spark their imagination17:05 - How to get people excited about what you do by being vulnerable and open28:37 - We are all driven by emotionsConnect with StephanieLinkedINSee What Story Jam is ALL AboutConnect with Us!LinkedIN: Website:

There's so much to know about the Catholic faith, but so little time! Join Shane Dwyer and special guest, Stephanie Rogers, in an organic discussion about Catholicism, theology and life. In this episode, we'll delve into some of the writings of St Paul and some of the challenges he puts before us.

There's so much to know about the Catholic faith, but so little time! Join Shane Dwyer and special guest, Stephanie Rogers, in an organic discussion about Catholicism, theology and life. In this episode, we'll discuss identifying the different contexts of Scriptures and how that is useful in our understanding of God is saying.

There's so much to know about the Catholic faith, but so little time! Join Shane Dwyer and special guest, Stephanie Rogers, in an organic discussion about Catholicism, theology and life. In this episode, we'll discuss the role that the Holy Spirit has to play in our lives and how that plays out when it comes to our relationship with others

#EnvisionRISE Podcast | Stephanie Rogers, Creative Director at Story Jam, inspires us to write our true personal stories and illustrates how sharing our stories builds bridges between us as humans. She explains that sharing ‘from our scars and not our wounds' makes us relatable and open to one another while gaining the therapeutic effects from writing. Story Jam provides workshops, training, and programs to teach the art of storytelling for individuals or groups to catalyze change and improve culture.Watch this episode onYouTube.Listen to a live Story Jam! Website: https://www.storyjamshow.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/storyjamshow/Twitter and IG @StoryJamShow Visit Envision RISE to learn how our evolutionary platform helps companies create a powerful integration and understanding of the relationship between the organization and the workforce. Envision RISE empowers your people to drive change and innovation through the methods of Organizational Change Management (OCM), Human Resource Management (HRM), and Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DE&I).

There's so much to know about the Catholic faith, but so little time! Join Shane Dwyer and special guest, Stephanie Rogers, in an organic discussion about Catholicism, theology and life. In this episode, we'll discuss the role that the Holy Spirit has to play in our lives and how that plays out when it comes to our relationship with others

The story goes, it's not easy being one of Stacy's cats or an adult. Stacy shares her personality assessment of her cats referencing Nathan Lane, in the movie, Birdcage, Navy Seals with PTSD, and a neighborhood bully called, Coyote. She also shares that being an adult is hard and that sometimes growth requires discomfort and a pity party on the couch. Shifting to topics like story telling with guest Stephanie Rogers, Creative Director of Story Jam proves more comfortable. Stephanie shares the mission of Story Jam and the importance of storytelling as an art, record of historical importance, form of therapy, educational tool, entertainment form, and modality for organic influence and change. To learn more about Stephanie and Story Jam, go to https://www.storyjamshow.com/

We are so excited to welcome back the amazing Stephanie Rogers. She is an Animal Companion Loss Recovery Specialist. We hope you had the chance to read her article in PetPIX World magazine. Stephanie is an excellent source of information and help when you have lost your beloved furbaby. Here she gives some helpful recommendations, tips and ideas on grief for our 4- legged babies. She also has an article in our upcoming magazine which will give you much needed help. You will want to take notes while listening to this podcast.Connect with Stephanie Rogers, GCCA-C, CT: We are so excited to welcome back the amazing and incredible Grief Counselor Stephanie Rogers. Connect with Stephanie Rogers, GCCA-C, CTAnimal Companion Loss Recovery Specialist:https://embracingyourgrief.comhttps://www.facebook.com/EmbracingYourGriefhttps://www.instagram.com/embracingyourgriefhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UC61nYzMZxZ_K00xtTNlfJyQSchedule a session: https://scheduleeygsession.as.me/schedule.php Join our free Petpix community:Join the PetPix World CommunityCheck our Petpix world free courses:https://www.petpixworld.com/free-courses

As an ongoing series with Celebrity Catwalk we are so excited to introduce you to Stephanie Rogers an Animal Companion Loss Recovery Specialist. She is an excellent source of information and help when you have lost your beloved furbaby. Here she gives some of the reasoning behind the grief our 4-legged love's death brings and how to get through it. She also has 2 articles in our upcoming magazine which will give you much needed help. You will want to take notes while listening to this podcast. Connect with Stephanie Rogers, GCCA-C, CTGrief CounselorAnimal Companion Loss Recovery SpecialistSchedule a SessionEYG YouTube ChannelTikTokFacebookInstagram Join our free Petpix community:Join the PetPix World CommunityCheck our Petpix world free courses:https://www.petpixworld.com/free-courses

Kelly sits down in the studio with his old friend Stephanie Rogers, the creator of Story Jam: A Live Lit Show, that combines storytelling and original music. 

Daniel Levin is an award-winning writer living in Los Angeles. He holds an MFA in poetry from the University of California, Irvine, where he taught creative writing and rhetoric. His writing has appeared in Provincetown Arts, The Sarah Lawrence Review, The Westchester Review, and The Bennington Review. During his time at Sarah Lawrence College Dan, as a 19-year-old sophomore got involved with Larry Ray the leader of what turned out to be a dangerous cult. Dan has written about these harrowing experiences in his new memoir SLONIM WOODS 9 A stunning firsthand account of the creation of a modern cult and the costs paid by its young victims. In the first half of their two-part conversation, Daniel shares with Rachel how he first came into contact with Larry Ray the dangerous cult leader, currently on federal trial for sex trafficking, extortion, conspiracy, and a string of other crimes. He discusses how Larry was able to evade detection on campus even while living in dormitories. Together Rachel and Daniel examine what he was feeling as he fell under the control of this manipulative and dangerous man, pointing out the red flags and explaining what prevented him from seeing them at the time. Before you go: Rachel addresses the most asked question cult survivors get; "why did you stay"? with regard to Daniel but also in general pointing out the commonalities of those who linger in abusive situations. More info on the ongoing trial against Larry Ray: https://www.washingtonpost.com/national-security/2022/04/04/larry-ray-sex-cult-sarah-lawrence/ Find Dan's book Slonim Woods 9 here: https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/634501/slonim-woods-9-by-daniel-barban-levin/ Find Rachel's book "Now I Know: Kids Talking To Kids About Divorce..." here: www.amazon.com/Now-I-Know-Rachel…ein/dp/1620867893 Thanks to all of our newest Patreon supporters: Sarah, Joel H. Dinolt, Heidi Turner, Carla Gates, Emily Peoples, Eila, Stephanie Rogers, Ash Odish, Lauren Hoffman, Jessica, Viele Wege, DTarpley, Susanna Stromberg, Amanda M, Ann Deslandes, Christina Pearl, Sharon Stasney,Jennifer Dixon, Katharine Allen and nikkita08!! 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!

Story Jam is a music and storytelling show that features top storytellers and original songs written for each story. In this episode, we hear a personal story by phenomenal Chicago teller Shane Hendrix. After the story, we'll hear a song written specifically for the story, then a brief conversation with Shane and producer Stephanie Rogers.   For more information about STORY JAM, please visit our website. MOTHER MARGO (by S. Rogers)Mother Margo stands before the flagA copy of the gospel In her designer bagShe believes in God aboveJesus' abiding loveBut just for someMother Margo is an almost saintIf it weren't for her beliefsShe would be greatShe can laugh and care and holdDo the mother things as toldAnd strike a flameMother MargoThere's so much you don't knowLight another candleGoodbye...to the long lost soulI know I'm not alone when I believeWe often wish our loved onesShowed up differentlyIt probably serves an awesome laughTo whomever sends theFamily matches downMother MargoThere's so much you don't knowLight another candleGoodbye...to the long lost soulThere are so many who refuseWho never want to put themselvesIn other shoesWhat if love replaced the fear And compassion drew us nearer To our heartsMother MargoThere's so much you don't knowLight another candleGoodbye...to the long lost soulMother Margo stands before the flagA copy of the gospel in her designer bagCredits:Produced by: Danny Shaffer & Stephanie RogersAudio Mix/Music Production: Danny ShafferTheme Music: Craig J SniderVoiceover: Kenny BurroughsStory: Shane Hendrix"Mother Margo" music & lyrics by Stephanie RogersBand:Guitars: Danny ShafferDrums: Gerald DowdBass: Rafe BradfordPiano: Stephanie RogersVocals: Stephanie RogersSupport our podcast by becoming a Patreon!https://www.patreon.com/storyjampodcast

Story Jam is a music and storytelling show that features top storytellers and original songs written for each story. In this episode, we hear a personal story by Steve Glickman followed by a song written for the story, then a brief conversation with Steve and producer Stephanie Rogers.   For more information about STORY JAM, please visit our website. SATISFIED (by Steph Rogers)I had a lovely timeCruising down the coastIn my Speedo outfit Mexicali sunsetThough it's all a lieNo one has to know itI can almost taste thatDrink from a coconutI don't know Why I had to Live inside a lieBut I'm satisfiedDreamboat George can't knowMy fake tan's a propI'm in my apartmentBarely ever come outFor 11 yearsI've let no one know itI deceived them allEven I believed itI don't know Why I had to Live inside a lieBut I'm satisfiedEvery Christmas timeI take a little snorkleOr a grand safariYou can do it alsoJust read the webFind a travel blogLearn some foreign wordsYou don't have to go outI don't know Why I had to Live inside a lieBut I'm satisfiedCredits:Producer: Stephanie RogersAudio Mix/Music Production: Danny ShafferTheme music: Craig J SniderVoiceover: Kenny BurroughsStory: Steve Glickman"Satisfied" music & lyrics by Stephanie RogersBand:6/12 String Guitars: Danny ShafferPiano/Bass/Drums: West MontgomeryVocals: Stephanie RogersVocals: West MontgomeryBackup Vocals/Arrangement: West MontgomerySupport our podcast by becoming a Patreon!https://www.patreon.com/storyjampodcast. 

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Story Jam is a music and storytelling show that features top storytellers and original songs written for each story. In this episode, we hear a personal story by Erica Nicole Clark followed by a song written for the story, then a brief conversation with Margaret and producer Stephanie Rogers.   For more information about STORY JAM, please visit our website. MS. VALENTINE (by Liam Davis)Dear Mrs. TWelcome to Lake Forest, IllinoisIt's such a joy (she said)To have Erica in class with meI really must say how much I enjoy her company, but...Dear Mrs. TEven though I understandYour husband's on TVCall it intuition a conditionIs arousing my suspicion As a trained arithmeticianWell it simply does not computeShe's guessing, she's probably guessing...Maybe she's cheating, cheating...F Ms. Valentine x4Dear Mrs. TI understand you didn't make it All the way to college like me But really it is simply public knowledge you see A child from the South Side The outside is automatically unqualified She can't hang It's the order of the universe It's ying yangAnd so although the way She comes at every problemMakes it easier to solve them I simple have no choice In remedial...mathShe's guessing, she's probably guessing...Maybe she's cheating, cheating...F Ms. Valentine x4...Credits:Producer: Stephanie RogersAudio Mix/Music Production: Danny ShafferTheme music: Craig J SniderVoiceover: Kenny BurroughsStory: Erica Nicole Clark"Ms. Valentine" music & lyrics by Liam DavisBand:Bass: Rafe BradfordDrums: Gerald DowdGuitar: Danny ShafferGuitar/Vocals: Liam DavisVocals: Sarah Marie YoungVocals: Stephanie RogersVocals: Kari NelsonSupport our podcast  by becoming a Patreon!https://www.patreon.com/storyjampodcast. 

This episode kicks-off a series with Allison+Partners, License to Accelerate: Perspectives on the Future of Health. With May being Mental Health Awareness, in this episode we discuss how the global pandemic has impacted both awareness and action around mental health. The conversation, hosted by PRovoke executive editor Aarti Shah, features Stephanie Rogers, SVP of communications and marketing from the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention and Michelle Webb, managing director of health at Allison+Partners. They explore the question: while we're seeing signs that the stigma around mental health is eroding somewhat, how can we build on this momentum to ensure that we are guaranteeing #mentalhealth4all?

Welcome to Disgusting Hawk with comedian Jessica Kirson! In this week’s episode Mandy interviews comedian Matteo Lane, Stephanie Rogers shares some health and wellness tips, Vivian Eisenstein checks in from her home, and more! Air Date: 12/21/20 New episodes of Disgusting Hawk premiere for FREE every Monday at 1:00pm EST on GaSDigitalNetwork.com/live.Sign up to GaSDigitalNetwork.com with promo code HAWK to receive a 14 day FREE TRIAL with access to our entire catalog of archived episodes! Including over 300 video episodes and over 450 audio episodes that have ever been recorded! On top of that, you'll also have the same access to ALL the other shows that GaS Digital Network has to offer!FOLLOW THE WHOLE SHOW ON SOCIAL MEDIA!Jessica KirsonInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/jessykirson/Twitter: https://twitter.com/JessicaKirsonDisgusting Hawk PodcastInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/disgustinghawk/Twitter: https://twitter.com/DisgustingHawkMatt SweeneyInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/MattHatesWomen/Twitter: https://twitter.com/MattHatesWomenGaS Digital NetworkInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/GaSDigital/Twitter: https://twitter.com/GaSDigital

The Neuroscience Outreach Group at NYU recently hosted a town hall on everyone's favorite virtual platform featuring Helen Egger, MD, Alan Schlechter, MD, and Stephanie Rogers, PhD, as part of an ongoing series on COVID-19 and Mental Health. The recording from that event is presented in full here. Our thanks to Aaron Reliford, MD, who joined the first iteration of this event, which unfortunately was not recorded.

Story Jam is a music and storytelling show that features top storytellers and original songs written for each story. In this episode, we hear a personal story by Margaret Ghielmetti followed by a song written for the story, then a brief conversation with Margaret and producer Stephanie Rogers. For more information about STORY JAM, please visit our website. CIAO BELLA MAN I was a foolish girl in FlorencePanting along the river after youYou were a dark and sexy ItalianWhom I’d my keys and papers and panties toWell Florence is in ItalyWith a smile like that you could sucker meI don’t have a backup planCiao Bella manCome sucker me againI was captivated cold by your swaggerSmitten by the way you said "Prego"Then you drove right off in my FIATI just sat and watched your stick shift goWell Florence is in ItalyWith a smile like that you could sucker meI don’t have a backup planCiao Bella manCome sucker me Oh Florence is in ItalyWith a smile like that you could sucker meI don’t have a backup planCiao Bella manCome sucker me again...Credits:Producer: Stephanie RogersAudio Mix/Music Production: Danny ShafferTheme music: Craig J SniderVoiceover: Kenny BurroughsStory: Margaret Ghielmetti"Ciao Bella Man" music & lyrics by Stephanie RogersBand:Bass: Rafe BradfordDrums: Gerald DowdGuitar: Danny ShafferFiddle: Anne HarrisVocals: Sarah Marie YoungVocals: Stephanie RogersSupport our podcast by becoming a Patreon!https://www.patreon.com/storyjampodcast.

An age friendly health system is one in which everyone, from the doctors to the nurses to the people cleaning the rooms are aware of the unique needs of older adults.  These needs are categorized around the 4 M's - Medication, Mentation, Mobility, and What Matters Most.   But we cannot achieve the ideal of an age friendly health system without, well, changing systems.  In this week's podcast, we talk with Julia Adler- Milstein about the ways in which the electronic health records in hospitals and skilled nursing facilities are set up (or not set up) to document and track the 4 M's.  We also talk with Stephanie Rogers about her work toward creating an age friendly health system at UCSF. Enjoy! -@AlexSmithMD

An age friendly health system is one in which everyone, from the doctors to the nurses to the people cleaning the rooms are aware of the unique needs of older adults. These needs are categorized around the 4 M’s - Medication, Mentation, Mobility, and What Matters Most. But we cannot achieve the ideal of an age friendly health system without, well, changing systems. In this week’s podcast, we talk with Julia Adler- Milstein about the ways in which the electronic health records in hospitals and skilled nursing facilities are set up (or not set up) to document and track the 4 M’s. We also talk with Stephanie Rogers about her work toward creating an age friendly health system at UCSF. Enjoy! -@AlexSmithMD

Story Jam is a music and storytelling show that features top storytellers and original songs written for each story. In this episode, we hear a personal story by Nestor Gomez followed by a song written for the story and a brief conversation with Nestor and producer Stephanie Rogers. For more information about STORY JAM, please visit our website. Credits:Producer: Stephanie RogersAudio Mix/Music Production: Danny ShafferTheme music: Craig J SniderVoiceover: Kenny BurroughsStory: Nestor Gomez"I Voted" music & lyrics by Liam Davis & Stephanie RogersBand:Guitar/Vocals: Liam DavisBass: Rafe BradfordDrums: Gerald DowdGuitar: Danny ShafferPiano: Fred SimonSax: John BowesVocals: Kari NelsonVocals: Stephanie RogersSupport Story Jam by joining our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/storyjampodcast.

TRIGGER WARNING: THE SUBJECT MATTER IN THIS STORY MAY BE DISTURBING TO SOME PEOPLE.Story Jam is a music and storytelling show that features top storytellers and original songs written for each story. In this first episode of season two, we hear a personal story by Paul Teodo followed by song written for the story and a brief conversation with Paul and Stephanie Rogers.   For more information about STORY JAM, please visit our website. MIRACLEEverybody says run before the trouble comesOn the road in the darkEverybody lays low through the afterglowTo avoid any harmIt would take a miracle to save youBounty of angels or some light shining throughMust be a glow in the deepest darkHeat in the coldest heartLeading the way for a fallen soulWhen we have lost all hopeIt would take a miracle to save youBounty of angels or some light shining throughEverybody says run when the trouble comesOn the road in the darkEverybody lays low through the afterglowTo avoid  harmCredits:Producer: Stephanie RogersAudio Mix/Music Production: Danny ShafferTheme music: Craig J SniderVoiceover: Kenny BurroughsStory: Paul Teodo"Miracle" music & lyrics by Stephanie RogersSong arrangement by Danny ShafferBand:Vocals: Stephanie RogersGuitars: Danny ShafferViolin: Anne HarrisSupport Story Jam by joining our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/storyjampodcast. 

Story Jam is a music and storytelling show that features top storytellers and original songs written for each story. In our sixth episode, we hear a personal story by Kimmy F. followed by a special song written for the story and a conversation with Kimmy and Stephanie Rogers. For more information about STORY JAM, please visit our website. GRANDMA SAVES THE DAYDad’s not straight but he’ll deployAgainst the claim bisexualAnd your mama’s just annoyedWhen you sing “My Immortal” - “But they won’t leave me aloneThese wounds don’t seem to healThis pain is just too real…”Think you’re immune to TitanicWhen you’re chatting AIMEverybody gets aroused By a naked Kate Winslet(as Celine Dion) “Near far wherever you are” But Grandma knows what’s upShe’s hip and cool as fuck Grandma loves you any wayCause Grandma saves the day...Credits:Producer: Stephanie RogersAudio Mix/Production: Danny ShafferTheme music: Craig J SniderVoiceover: Kenny BurroughsStory: Kimmy F."Grandma Saves the Day" music/lyrics by Stephanie RogersBand:Vocals: Stephanie RogersGuitars: Danny ShafferBass: Rafe BradfordDrums: Chris MiskelPiano: Fred SimonVocals: Cheryl WilsonSupport Story Jam by joining our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/storyjampodcast.

Story Jam is a music and storytelling show that features top storytellers, and original songs written for each story. In our 5th episode, we feature the unstoppable Nestor Gomez. Nestor is a nationally renowned storyteller who has won countless slams, and he produces his own podcast and show, "80 Minutes Around The World: Immigration Stories."We'll hear a story from Nestor, then a sweet song written for Nestor's story, followed by a conversation with Nestor and Story Jam producer Stephanie Rogers.   For more information about STORY JAM or our artists and offerings, please visit our website. BADASS DISNEY LATINO PRINCESSWhen will Disney make princesses male In crowns and jewels and sporting ponytailsAnd turn their white skin brownPut them in a gorgeous gownMake parents tolerant in every town  He moved out to the San Fran north west And I hope he doesn’t let it get the best of himHe’s Hispanic and he’s gayLet’s pray the world will sayBoys look real great in royal lingerieMy ex-wife thinks Jehovah knows bestWe’re not rich or very fancy dressedBut we love our son and we’re oh so blessedCause he’s a badass Disney Latino princess…I remember he was nervous to confessHe’d like to claim the throne in a long dressProne to glitter and BarbieAnd anything DisneySomeday he will make a lovely queenMy ex-wife thinks Jehovah knows bestWe’re not rich or very fancy dressedWe love our son and we’re oh so blessedCause he’s a badass Disney Latino princess Yes he’s a badass Disney Latino princessCredits:Producer: Stephanie RogersAudio Mix/Production: Danny ShafferTheme music: Craig J SniderVoiceover: Kenny BurroughsStory: Nestor Gomez"Badass Disney Latino Princess" music/lyrics by Stephanie RogersBand:Vocal: Stephanie RogersSlide guitar: Danny ShafferPiano: Fred SimonFlute: John BowesViolin: Anne HarrisGet cool stuff! Join our Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/storyjampodcast. 

Story Jam is a music and storytelling show that features top storytellers and original songs written for each story. In our 4th episode, we feature Detroit teller Shannon Cason. We'll hear a story from Shannon, then a rocking song written for Shannon's story, followed by a conversation with Shannon and Story Jam producer Stephanie Rogers. For more information about STORY JAM, please visit our website. BOY SCOUTWhen I grew up in my townSpecial ops and forces were all aroundThey don’t need a reason to convict your ass of treasonThey’re hunting all the bad guys downYou’ll be locked up in jailWith no horse or hiking trail You’ll be struckThere’s no doubt They’ll throw all your pancakes outWhen you’re a boy scout If you leave that neckerchief at homeThey don’t care if you can sail or tie a ropeYou know it’s getting sadderWhen pre-teens are batteredBy the guys from DRAYN-ohYou’ll be locked up in jailWith no horse or hiking trail You’ll be struckThey'll call you outYou're guilty without a doubt They'll draw bloodRip you to shredsTake your virtue and badgesThey've got gunsRacist laws tooThey'll fire at anyone that movesThey’ll throw all your pancakes outWhen you’re a boy scout Watch your back when camping outWhen you're catching your sea bass or troutThey’re turning on black brothers againAiming at innocents...And they’ll win (SOLO)You’ll be locked up in jailWith no horse or hiking trail You’ll be struckThey'll call you outYou're guilty without a doubt They'll draw bloodRip you to shredsTake your virtue and badgesThey've got gunsRacist laws tooThey'll fire at anyone that movesYou're a boy scoutYou're a boy scoutA boy scoutIn AmericaCredits:Producer: Stephanie RogersAudio Mix/Production: Danny ShafferTheme music: Craig J SniderVoiceover: Kenny BurroughsStory: Shannon Cason"Boy Scout" music/lyrics by Stephanie RogersBand:Vocals: Stephanie RogersGuitars: Danny ShafferBass: Rafe BradfordDrums: Gerald DowdViolin: Anne HarrisB3 organ: Fred SimonSupport Story Jam by joining our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/storyjampodcast.

Story Jam is a music and storytelling show that features top storytellers and original songs written for each story.In our third episode, we feature Chicago diva Lynne Jordan's story about racism, followed by a catchy song written for her story, and a conversation with Lynne and Story Jam producer Stephanie Rogers. For more information about STORY JAM, please visit our website. PHIL DONAHUEPhil Donahue your son’s a racistAnd I bet you didn’t even know itYou're a liberal everybody lovesBut you spawned an asshole Stevie Wonder has estranged kidsAnd Joni Mitchell has a daughterWho’s been in jail and hooked on heroinAnd tried to steal her moneyWhen you don’t live up to your mom and dad that’s so sad, that’s so sadWhen you don’t live up to your mom and dad that’s so sadMartin Sheen is an activistWho played POTUS on Sorkin's West WingThen there's Charlie, his abusive sonTo sully his good nameWhen you don’t live up to your mom and dad that’s so sad, that’s so sadWhen you don’t live up to your mom and dad that’s so sadPhil Donahue your son’s a racistAnd I bet you didn’t even know itWhen you don’t live up to your mom and dad that’s so sad, that’s so sadWhen you don’t live up to your mom and dad that’s so sadCredits:Producer: Stephanie RogersAudio Mix/Production: Danny ShafferTheme music: Craig J SniderVoiceover: Kenny BurroughsStory: Lynne JordanSong: "When You Don't Live Up" music/lyrics by Stephanie RogersBand:Lead vocal: Stephanie RogersBackground vocals: Sarah Marie YoungGuitars: Danny ShafferBass: Rafe BradfordDrums: Gerald DowdKeys: Fred Simon

Story Jam is a music and storytelling show that features top storytellers and original songs written for each story. In our second episode, we feature the delightful Josh Zagoren, followed by a psychedelic song written for the story and a brief conversation with Josh and producer Stephanie Rogers. For more information about STORY JAM, please visit our website. NIAGARA FALLSTaking a hit on the open roadBeta Band on the stereoA Cheech and Chong zombie apocalypseIn a Chevrolet you cannot missWe skipped classWe drove too fastHearing the siren callWe never made it to Niagra FallsNobody drunk no sign of disorderAt the Canada borderWatch the turns you take too hastilyCould wind up in the penitentiaryWe skipped classWe drove too fastHearing the siren callWe never made it to Niagra FallsWhen you are floating inside a peace dreamRevel in mechanic technologyWe skipped classWe drove too fast Credits: Producer: Stephanie Rogers Audio Mix/Production: Danny Shaffer Theme music: Craig J Snider Intro: Kenny Burroughs Story: Josh Zagoren "Niagara Falls" words & music by Stephanie RogersBand: Bass: Rafe Bradford Drums: Chris Miskel Keys: Fred Simon Guitar: Dave HiltebrandGuitar: Danny ShafferFlute: John Bowes Vocals: Stephanie Rogers

Story Jam is a music and storytelling show that features great storytellers and original songs written for each story.In our inaugural episode, we'll hear a funny story by Archy Jamjun, a sassy little song written for his story, and a brief conversation with Archy and Story Jam producer Stephanie Rogers. Story Jam is based in Chicago, IL. Story Jam Studio provides online and in-person classes and workshop on the art of storytelling. For more information about STORY JAM, please visit our website. SCIENTISTYou can be a model if you’re prettyRepresent a beer or underwearUse Noxzema skin cream when you are dirtySun-in when you want caucasian hairBut it’s very likely that…you suck at mathScientist, you'll never be a scientistYou can barely even pass a testin high school Chemincidentally, why bother getting a degree?Coiffing adorably is time better spent It isn’t very nice to state the obviousKeanu only knows one kind of PiIt isn’t too correct to be a brainy snobWe all know nerds are smarter than hot guysBut it’s very likely that…those guys can’t addScientist, you'll never be a scientistYou can barely even pass a testin high school Chemincidentally, why bother getting a degree?Coiffing adorably is time better spent You can be a model if you’re prettyRepresent a beer or underwearUse Noxzema skin cream when you are dirtySun-in when you want caucasian hairCredits:Producer: Stephanie RogersAudio Mix/Production: Danny ShafferTheme music: Craig J SniderVoiceover: Kenny BurroughsStory: Archy Jamjun"Scientist" words/music by Stephanie RogersBand:Bass: Rafe BradfordDrums: Gerald DowdKeys: Fred SimonSynthesizer: Craig SniderGuitar: Danny ShafferVocals: Stephanie RogersSupport Story Jam!

In this episode, host @brookeljames and guest Stephanie Rogers, Grief Counselor at Lap of Love. Brooke and Stephanie discuss what it's like to lose a pet, how to talk to those who are grieving, and what grief can teach us. lapoflove.com embracingyourgrief.com thegriefcoach.co

Anderson Center’s executive and artistic director Stephanie Rogers has got her tickets for Champagne Confetti at the Sheldon Theatre in Red Wing, Minn., and she highly recommends you join her. Champagne Confetti is the brainchild of Aby Wolf and Eric Mayson, and it brings together some of the finest musical talent in the Twin Cities to create music that defies categorization. You can hear classical, jazz and pop all at once in their tunes. Champagne Confetti performs at 7:30 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 29. Poet and English professor Doug Green thinks you should check out “From Puerto Rico … With Love?” The show, which consists of two solo performances, is being remounted by Teatro del Pueblo Thursday through Sunday at the Avalon Theater in Minneapolis. Green says both performances will make you laugh, and will leave you smarter than before when it comes to this unincorporated territory of the United States. Music lover and occasional gospel singer Marie Denholm is looking forward to "The Sounds of Gospel" this Saturday at Bethel University. The concert, directed by Jevetta Steele, traces the evolution of gospel music and features some great vocal talent. Denholm says it’s a great way to mark Black History Month while enjoying some powerful, uplifting music.

You're the attending physician on a teaching service. Your resident says we shouldn't order a CT because CT's are over-used for this condition, and represent overuse, waste, and low-value care. In this case, however, you suspect that's not the resident's real reason. The real reason behind the resident's decision is that they are serial minimizers - residents who make little of potentially important findings. You feel they might be hiding their minimizing behind the sexy, trendy notion of providing "high value care." Does this sound familiar to you? It did to me. I've been in the awkward situation of being the consulting palliative care physician saying to the primary team, I know they have cancer and that's the most likely explanation for this abdominal pain. I also worry that this pain is out of proportion and different from other pain I've seen, and I think it should be evaluated with further testing. Kind of strange to say that as the palliative care doctor. Kind of strange as well to hear that perspective exposed by Chris Moriates and Vinny Arora, who spend most of their academic careers fighting against wasteful low-value tests and treatments (they run a non-profit called Costs of Care). To be sure, they note this problem is not as great as overuse of consultants, tests, and treatment. The challenge, as Stephanie Rogers our guest host (and guest fiddle player!) points out, is coming up with the right words to teach "right sizing" care to the patient in front of us. And what are the root causes of minimizing? Blame the house staff would be the easy way out, but Chris and Vinny don't take that road. Read more about their thoughts in this article in the Journal of Hospital Medicine and listen to or read our podcast! -Alex @AlexSmithMD Note: For links to referenced articles as well as a transcript of this episode, please visit our blog page at geripal.org/2019/09/hiding-behind-high-value-care-podcast.html

Hipchick Stephanie Rogers has #acted in #television, #theatre, and #independent films, while performing as the lead singer of #rock, #funk, pop, and progressive bands. Currently, she performs with her band, The Stephanie Rogers Band and produces and manages StoryJam. Catch one of her shows! Interview presented by #younique by @gingerlyn  

You don’t have to be an audiophile to get excited for the new and improved AI-enabled audio experiences coming your way. We’re talking personalization, next-gen voice control (that can even function without an internet connection) and premium audio that is bold like never before. Dated multi-speaker surround sound is out, gigantic speaker systems are out, because more immersive audio will soon be available in a wide range of devices across form factors and tiers — from the smart assistants to hi-fidelity soundbars. The future of audio is as much about how your devices listen to you as it is about how you listen to them. And that’s why the new Qualcomm QCS400 SoCs were specifically engineered for the IoT world. In addition to delivering premium sound, they’re enabling some of the most intelligent audio experiences to date. In this episode, we chat with Stephanie Rogers from our Voice and Music team and Gary Brotman from our AI team to learn more about these new SoCs and the future of audio.

Dr. K talks with geriatrician Stephanie Rogers about new UCSF programs that make hospital care better and safer for older adults. They cover Acute Care for Elders units, delirium reduction, hip fracture care, and much more. The post 086 – Interview: Creating Age-Friendly Health Systems at UCSF appeared first on Better Health While Aging.

Dreamcatching returns with a returning guest- Stephanie Rogers- to talk about a returning topic: Love. STEPHANIE ROGERS dreamcatching.podcast@gmail.com @DreamcatchingPC (Twitter) Facebook.com/Dreamcatching (828) 407-0578 Sounds used in this episode: Farm Ambiance 2 by dobroideForest Ambiance (Chepachet Spring Night 1) by markbCoyotes with Night Ambiance by romancitoRoom-tone Rain by klankbeeld

This time on Dreamcatching, we talk a little about love. And back crumbs. STEPHANIE ROGERS for ASHEVILLE GRIT https://ashevillegrit.com/sexistentialism dreamcatching.podcast@gmail.com Facebook.com/Dreamcatching (828) 407-0578 SOURCES "Dictionary of Dreams: Understand Dreams and Their Messages," Inserra. 2008 http://www.freudfile.org/psychoanalysis/dream_interpretation_and.html https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Female_hysteria

Hi! It's time for a quiz - let's find out how Tory Dave is.  Dan poses some ethical dilemmas. The new Labour Party leadership take a stand on pizza topping. And The Daniel Blakification of New Zealand's social services.  We break down more doors than that kid on the BBC. Plus, more from that book... Links: David Slack on the state of housing Laura McQuillan on gender/generation stereotypes Stephanie Rogers, Morgan Godfrey & Eric Crampton on RNZ re raising the super age Drew Fairweather on This Week In Atrocity Bumper music: Mark Lanegan Band - Beehive The Jam - Eton Rifles Crystal Fairy - Crystal Fairy Massive Attack - Unfinished Sympathy Tom Waits - Lie to Me And because I forgot to list last week's episode's bumper music, it was; Anderson .Paak - Come Down The Clean - Tally Ho Shaggy - It Wasn't Me Supergroove - Can't Get Enough

Stephanie, a self-described "Southern Gal," was born and raised in Charleston, South Carolina. She and her husband Ben live in Madison, Wisconsin where Stephanie is a proud stay-at-home mom for their 5 children.  In 2015 Stephanie was named as the Wisconsin Young Mother of the Year. Stephanie enjoys gardening, serving in her church, and volunteering at a local halfway house. In this episode Stephanie discusses how she makes time to recharge her batteries and take care of herself, all without feeling guilty, so that she is a much happier mom and person. The corresponding Show Notes Page can be found at www.jenriday.com/4

Stephanie Rogers is a career and wellness coach who focuses on helping people identify their strengths to create more meaningful careers and lives. She strives to be a beacon of light for her clients, helping them navigate the steps and overcome the challenges to create more joy in their lives. She first learned about strengths nine years ago while working in a global knowledge management role for a Fortune 500 company and immediately saw the power of looking at people's strengths to create diverse and effective teams.

--{ Greening -- A Tyranny By Any Other Name, Is Tyranny, No Less in Deception Game: "Green Agenda to be Enforced With Lower Ranks Paying the Cost, Of Course, Forced Abortion and Sterilization, The Green Way to Solve Equation, Every Exhaled Breath You Make Is Killing Tadpoles in Some Far-Off Lake, The Targeted Enemy therefore is Man According to Think-Tank which Designed Plan, In 'The First Global Revolution' by Club of Rome, U.N. to be in Charge of Nation and Home, Deciding Who's to Breed and Who's Rejected, A Hell on Earth, Only Officials Protected" © Alan Watt }-- Destruction of Old Culture and Religion, Replacement by New - Population Control, Lowering Birthrate amongst Commoners - China's One-Child Policy (Exemptions for Wealthy) - Copenhagen Climate-Con Summit - Lies, Damn Lies and Statistics - China's Infanticide and Population Decline - Propaganda, Omission of Facts, Opinion Formation. Eugenicist Margaret Sanger, Promotion of Abortion / Sterilization - Kissinger Report, Third-World Countries are "Threat to the State". Optimum Population Trust, Aristocrat Members, Pop-Off-Sets - Devaluation of Human Life - "Soylent Green", Cannibalism - Crematoriums used for Heating - "Green" Chemical Cremation into Liquid Fertilizer. Carbon Trading Scheme for Rich. Media Slants, Journalists "Toeing the Line" - Suddenly-Important Scientists and "Weather" Men - U.N. Control Over High Seas, Small Fishermen Put Under. (Articles: -- Copenhagen-China and UN Praise Example of China's One Child per Family Policy ("Population control called key to deal" by Li Xing (chinadaily.com.cn) - Dec. 10, 2009.) -- Optimum Population Trust-Carbon Offsets for Family "Planning" (PopOffsets (popoffsets.com).) -- Cremation Seen to be Heading "Soylent Green" ("Green (gross?) cremation method produces liquid fertilizer" by Stephanie Rogers (mnn.com) - Dec. 7, 2009.) -- The Rich Strike Gold with Carbon Credit Boon ("UK's richest man could make more than £1bn from carbon trading scheme" (clickgreen.org.uk) - Dec. 7, 2009.) -- Weather Scientist Pressured to Sign On to Man-Made Global Warming ("Top scientists rally to the defence of the Met Office" (timesonline.co.uk) - Dec. 10, 2009.) -- UN uses its Law of the Seas to Scrap Freedom of the Seas ("UN may curtail 400-year-old 'freedom of the seas' " by Frank Pope (timesonline.co.uk) - Dec. 10, 2009.) ) *Title/Poem and Dialogue Copyrighted Alan Watt - Dec. 10, 2009 (Exempting Music, Literary Quotes, and Callers' Comments)