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President of the Americas Jeff Hill and Manager of Recognition Shaklee Marcie Johnson emcee this very special Team Up Recognition Call to congratulate everyone who participated! In this call you'll find out.... Which teams qualified for the exclusive Shaklee Gold Frother! Who earned the Iconic Green Hat! Who were the Top Six Teams who will soon be wearing that Apple Watch - Series 10? And...the big announcement...who's going on that amazing trip to the Sundance Resort in the snowy mountains of Utah!  The energy and excitement of this call is totally infectious!  Check it out.  

President of the Americas Jeff Hill and Manager of Recognition Shaklee Marcie Johnson emcee this very special Team Up Recognition Call to congratulate everyone who participated! In this call you'll find out.... Which teams qualified for the exclusive Shaklee Gold Frother! Who earned the Iconic Green Hat! Who were the Top Six Teams who will soon be wearing that Apple Watch - Series 10? And...the big announcement...who's going on that amazing trip to the Sundance Resort in the snowy mountains of Utah!  The energy and excitement of this call is totally infectious!  Check it out.  

Nick Como joins Tim for a look at one of Utah's true gems in the long list of world class resorts, SUNDANCE!

The top Team Up team will earn a weekend getaway to the famed Sundance Resort in Utah. Nestled beneath majestic Mount Timpanogos in Utah, Sundance is a world-class destination resort that offers breathtaking views and clean air. The intimate surroundings, understated elegance, and relaxed atmosphere create the perfect mountain escape.

The top Team Up team will earn a weekend getaway to the famed Sundance Resort in Utah. Nestled beneath majestic Mount Timpanogos in Utah, Sundance is a world-class destination resort that offers breathtaking views and clean air. The intimate surroundings, understated elegance, and relaxed atmosphere create the perfect mountain escape.

Season 5 Episode 37: In this episode, Pete Codella, managing director of business services at the Governor's Office of Economic Opportunity, talks with Chad Linebaugh, president and general manager of Sundance Resort.  Linebaugh shares his Utah story, discussing his love for the state and his passion for outdoor activities like skiing and hiking. He details his journey in the resort industry, starting as a waiter at Sundance in 1994 and eventually becoming the general manager. Linebaugh also mentions the history of the resort, its founder Robert Redford's vision, and its commitment to environmental preservation. Linebaugh also discusses different aspects of Sundance, from its seasonal activities and the impact of early snowfall to challenges such as climate change and transportation issues. He discusses the resort's response to unfavorable weather, emphasizing its significant investment in snowmaking technology, provides insights into Sundance's visitation trends, and much more. 

Subscriber-only episodeSubscribe here! https://www.buzzsprout.com/1882919/supportIn this episode Nicole and Sarah talk about their trip to Sundance Resort in Utah. The resort recently changed ownership after Robert Redford sold at the end of 2022.This is a gem with loads to do beyond the slopes--like morning yoga in a yurt, a full art studio and awesome food. Find out why we plan to go back very soon.Passing on savings to our listeners:Check out the Ski Pack at www.puremountainfun.com and use code SKIMOMS2023 for 20% off your orderJoin the Ski Moms Fun Community!Follow us on Apple Podcasts and please rate and share with a friend!On Instagram @skimomsfunCheck out the Ski Moms Fun StoreContact us sarah@skimomsfun.comJoin the Ski Moms Fun Community! Follow us on Instagram @skimomsfunCheck out the Ski Moms Fun Store at www.skimomsfun.comContact us sarah@skimomsfun.com

Roger Hill and Robby Carter emcee this Celebration of Team Up to congratulate everyone who participated!  Find out....Which teams qualified for the 4-week Social Media Training!Who were the Top Six Teams who snagged the Shaklee logo engraved 64GB iPad!And...who's going on that amazing trip to the Sundance Resort in the snowy mountains of Utah!Celebrate your Team Up team and hear from members of the Top Six Team Up Teams what they loved, and learned, while being part of this fun and impactful incentive!

Roger Hill and Robby Carter emcee this Celebration of Team Up to congratulate everyone who participated!  Find out....Which teams qualified for the 4-week Social Media Training!Who were the Top Six Teams who snagged the Shaklee logo engraved 64GB iPad!And...who's going on that amazing trip to the Sundance Resort in the snowy mountains of Utah!Celebrate your Team Up team and hear from members of the Top Six Team Up Teams what they loved, and learned, while being part of this fun and impactful incentive!

Jawole Willa Jo Zollar is the founder of the legendary ensemble Urban Bush Women. She is also a winner of the MacArthur Genius Award. I met Jawole at a Creative Change Retreat, an intersection of artists and activists that used to be held at the Sundance Resort, in Provo, Utah. One of my favorite gatherings to facilitate. I was immediately moved by Jawole's presence, and I could sense how she was tuning into a deeper energy in my facilitation. We started to get to know each other and quickly learned that not only do we share values and aspirations for a more embodied and generative approach to change. But we also share a powerful spiritual alignment. This allowed Jawole to trust me to do organizational development work with Urban Bush Women. An honor and an experience that I continue to relish. “Jawole is a choreographer and dance entrepreneur who has forged a style of dance-making and artistic leadership that tethers dance to cultural identity, civic engagement, community organizing, and imperatives of social justice… she has created a sustainable movement and organization that centers the perspectives of Black women.” I was thrilled that Jawole accepted my invitation to the podcast. Our conversation ranges from her early life, the cultural influences that define her work, her ongoing spiritual commitments and some of the latest work that is moving through her genius. Enjoy our conversation.

In this week's episode of the Black Girl Nerds podcast we're celebrating the films coming out of the 2023 Sundance Film Festival!  Featured in this episode are filmmakers D. Smith of 'Kokomo City', Milisuthando Bongela of 'Milisuthando' and actor Travina Springer of 'To Live and Die and Live. The 2023 Festival is January 19–29, 2023, in person in Park City, Salt Lake City, and the Sundance Resort, along with a selection of films available online across the country January 24–29. Segment 1: D. Smith is the director of 'Kokomo City', a film about  four Black transgender sex workers explore the dichotomy between the Black community and themselves while confronting issues long avoided.  Host: Jamie Segment 2: Milisuthando Bongela is the director of 'Milisuthando'. This penetrating coming-of-age personal essay on love and what it means to become human in the context of race explores the memories and experiences of Milisuthando Bongela, who grew up within apartheid without knowing it was happening until it was over. Host: Jeanine Segment 3: Travina Springer stars in 'To Live and Die and Live' a story of a man who returns home to Detroit to bury his stepfather and is thrust into settling his accounts, but Muhammad's struggles with depression and addiction may finish him before he finishes the task. Host: Jamie Music by: Sammus Edited by: Jamie Broadnax

I've got two riveting stories to share with you after the Bluebird Cafe Concert Series at Sundance Resort that I attended. JT Harding demonstrated CEO mindset and CEO vision (not so much CEO leadership, but you'll understand why when you listen to the episode) to finally catch his break and become a produced country songwriter. As mentioned in the episode his book is called, Party Like a Rockstar.If you want your biggest business problem solved so you can keep moving forward. Click here to get on a call, and we'll solve it together. That business problem needs to be handled so you can take care of your clients and customers more effectively. 

Joining Alan this week is Scott Duffy - Best Selling Author of Breakthrough. How to Harness the Aha! Moments That Spark Success.  They duo discuss the confusion business owners are having with the new guidelines regarding the use of masks.  At the end of the day, they just want to comply.  Scott talks about the event he is having at the Sundance Resort in Utah.  It's called the Breakthrough Mastermind and you can find more information about the event by going onto Scottduffy.com.  Scott and Alan discuss Scott's podcast called What Now?  They discuss how entrepreneurs need to have a beginners mind in order to not fall into the old ways of fixing things.  Your mind has to grow along side of your business.  Next up to join Alan is Kevin Oaks - Author of Culture Renovation, CEO & co-founder of 14cp.  They talk about how all businesses are having to adapt to the current situation and how hard it is to keep employees.  Kevin discusses how he gives ways to renovate your company instead of transforming it.  Transforming is a complete change and often drastic and isn't needed.  He says there are 3 phases to renovate your company, plan, build, and maintain.  Alan and Kevin talk about finding change agents that work for you and make sure that it is going in the right direction that you want them to.  Finding those agents and removing what's blocking growth in your business is a must.   [00:00:00] Restrictions [00:05:41] What Now? [00:11:32] Beginners Mind [00:18:22] Adapt and Change [00:25:20] Renovate [00:33:24] Change Agents

Joining Alan this week is Scott Duffy - Best Selling Author of Breakthrough. How to Harness the Aha! Moments That Spark Success.  They duo discuss the confusion business owners are having with the new guidelines regarding the use of masks.  At the end of the day, they just want to comply.  Scott talks about the event he is having at the Sundance Resort in Utah.  It's called the Breakthrough Mastermind and you can find more information about the event by going onto Scottduffy.com.  Scott and Alan discuss Scott's podcast called What Now?  They discuss how entrepreneurs need to have a beginners mind in order to not fall into the old ways of fixing things.  Your mind has to grow along side of your business.  Next up to join Alan is Kevin Oakes - Author of Culture Renovation, CEO & co-founder of i4cp.  They talk about how all businesses are having to adapt to the current situation and how hard it is to keep employees.  Kevin discusses how he gives ways to renovate your company instead of transforming it.  Transforming is a complete change and often drastic and isn't needed.  He says there are 3 phases to renovate your company, plan, build, and maintain.  Alan and Kevin talk about finding change agents that work for you and make sure that it is going in the right direction that you want them to.  Finding those agents and removing what's blocking growth in your business is a must.   [00:00:00] Restrictions [00:05:41] What Now? [00:11:32] Beginners Mind [00:18:22] Adapt and Change [00:25:20] Renovate [00:33:24] Change Agents

My 30 year career has focused on international travel – that is where my heart has let me until recently when my daughter and I decided to do a research trip to Utah. This episode shines a light on two key destinations that are completely different and equally magical: Moab and Sundance. My guests are Mike Ballard, tour guide and founder of Big Iron Tour Co. and Donna Campbell, licensed massage therapist for Sundance Resort in Provo.Show Notes:Mike BallardBorn and raised in Moab, forging for food while exploring the red hills all dayGrew up poor in a family of 10 childrenDescribes a tour through the canyon floor, along a river, even in 104 degree summersThe town of Moab—then and nowA variety of accommodations from luxurious to glamping with Under CanvasMoab one of a handful of “dark sky destinations”A great choice for travelers of all ages, interests, and activity levelAdvice from MikeDonna CampbellWhat is it about Sundance that is so compelling and magical and how she came to work thereRobert Redford and the history of SundanceA long list of things to do and experience without leaving the propertyIf you do want to venture out, what’s nearby and don’t miss the town of ProvoDonna’s thoughts on Moab and SundanceLinks:Big Iron Tour Co. : https://bigirontours.comSundance Resort: https://www.sundanceresort.com Accommodations:Gonzo Inn: https://gonzoinn.com/HooDoo by Hilton: https://bit.ly/39VI6dtUnder Canvas: https://www.undercanvas.com/camps/moab/Sorrel River Ranch & Spa: https://www.sorrelriver.com/Annie Collins is a true Travel Architect--passionate about custom-designing unique and seamless travel experiences. If you would like to have a conversation with Annie about planning your next trip, head on over to arrange a convenient time.

The Autumn colors have hit Utah and one of the best spots for viewing them is at the Sundance Resort! This week, Sarah digs into the history of the mountain resort (before and after Robert Redford came along) and finds some interesting bits to the story that make Sundance what it is today.

When you go for a role that has global interest, meaning you're competing with the world, and then you get that role... 'It must be nice' as the kids say. TBB Talks caught up with the newly appointed director of Sundance Film Festival, Tabitha Jackson. A Brit. A Woman. A Mixed Race Woman. Making her the first Woman to take this position, the first non-American, and the first person of colour. Having worked at the BBC, BBC Film and Channel 4, Tabitha is also an award-winning documentary producer, with awards including an Emmy for the mini docu-series 'Rx for Survival: A Global Health Challenge' and a Royal Television Society Award and UNESCO Gold Award for 'Motherland – A Genetic Journey' - in which 'Three British African Caribbeans go on an epic journey in search of their genetic identity'. Moving into the main chair from being Sundance Institute's director of their Documentary Film Program we spoke to Tabitha about landing the top position and the importance of the independent filmmaker's voice ... Sundance Film Festival founded in 1978 is an annual film festival organised by the Sundance Institute. It takes place each January in Park City, Utah, Salt Lake City, and at the Sundance Resort, and is the largest independent film festival in the United States. Sundance Film Festival London 2020 starts Friday 7th - Sunday 9th August Find out more here: https://www.picturehouses.com/blog/celebration-of-sundance-film-festival-london-announcement (www.picturehouses.com/blog/celebration-of-sundance-film-festival-london-announcement) 

Every year the Sundance Film Festival brings Hollywood (and Hollywood hopefuls) to the mountains of Park City and in this week's episode Sarah is giving us the background and some insight into the famous festival.

On the June 4, 2019 episode of /Film Daily, /Film editor-in-chief Peter Sciretta is joined by /Film managing editor Jacob Hall, weekend editor Brad Oman, senior writer Ben Pearson, and writers Hoai-Tran Bui and Chris Evangelista to discuss what they've been up to at the Water Cooler.   Opening banter: The whole team is back together!   At The Water Cooler:   What we've been Doing:Peter was at Disneyland for three days and basically lived inside Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge. Watch our videos and subscribe to the new YouTube channel. Chris went to New Orleans for the Overlook Film Festival, did a ghost tour, and got generally very sweaty. Jacob has been aggressively theme park planning. Brad went on a ski lift ride at the Sundance Resort in the Wasatch Mountains What we've been Reading:Peter's been reading some of the Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge comics. Jacob read American Nightmare: The Ballad of Richard Jewell. What we've been Watching:Peter and HT both saw X-Men: Dark Phoenix but can't talk about it. Jacob, HT and Ben watched Godzilla: King of the Monsters. Ben talks about seeing it in 4Dx. Brad and HT watched Always Be My Maybe. Jacob watched Rocketman and Game of Thrones: The Last Watch. Chris saw several things at the Overlook Film Festival, most notably Depraved and The Lodge. Brad watched Instant Family, Aladdin, the most recent season of The Great British Baking Show Ben rewatched No Country For Old Men and saw Alfred Hitchcock's Strangers on a Train. Hoai-Tran rewatched Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind. What we've been Eating:Brad tried Hershey and Pillsbury Fillows cereals, Drumsticks cereals, and Mountain Dew Liberty Brew and Dark Berry Dr. Pepper What we've been Playing:Peter got an Oculus Quest and has been playing Beat Saber and Super Hot. Jacob finally hosted his first Star Wars RPG session. Brad played the yard game Kubb   Other Articles Mentioned:   All the other stuff you need to know: You can find more about all the stories we mentioned on today's show at slashfilm.com, and linked inside the show notes. /Film Daily is published every weekday, bringing you the most exciting news from the world of movies and television as well as deeper dives into the great features from slashfilm.com. You can subscribe to /Film Daily on iTunes, Google Podcasts, Overcast, Spotify and all the popular podcast apps (RSS). Send your feedback, questions, comments and concerns to us at peter@slashfilm.com. Please leave your name and general geographic location in case we mention the e-mail on the air. Please rate and review the podcast on iTunes, tell your friends and spread the word! Thanks to Sam Hume for our logo.

The latest episode of the Talkhouse Film podcast was recorded earlier this summer at the Sundance Resort, where the Sundance Screenwriters Lab took place. In conversation are lab mentor Scott Z. Burns, a regular collaborator with Stephen Soderbergh, and lab fellow Oorlagh George, who won an Oscar for producing her father Terry George's 2012 short The Shore, as they share stories from trenches, screenwriting wisdom — and a very memorable Bob Dylan story. For more filmmakers talking film and TV, visit Talkhouse Film at talkhouse.com/film.

Bekah Eden returns to talk about the causes she is involved in. In 2010 Eden began to work as a successful small business owner under Bekah Eden. Inc., offering music instruction and talent development to students locally and nationally. Eden also built a reputation as a well known cause artist, working for charitable organizations such as Harvesting Happiness for Heroes, a national 501 © (3) nonprofit organization, benefitting post combat veterans and their families challenged with the invisible symptoms of PTSD and TBI.  Eden’s song In Between for HH4Heroes.org, available on iTunes, garnered the attention of renowned Malibu producer and founder of the Malibu Music Awards, Terence Davis in 2012. Bekah is the recipient of the prestigious 2012 Malibu Music Awards as Best Upcoming Female Artist of the Year for her inspirational and philanthropic songwriting. From California music hangout venues like: Sunset Restaurant, Kristy’s, Spruzzo’s, and the Malibu Inn, to the prestigious stages of Utah’s Sundance Resort, and Virginia’s Norva, and Sandler Center, Bekah Eden has a powerful and genuine impact on every audience.