Podcast appearances and mentions of susan newman

Should kids do chores? If so, when should they start? In this episode, we dive into chores and kids. References: Article: Want to Raise More Successful (and Happier) Kids? Harvard Research Says Give Them More Chores by Jeff Haden Article: Sparing Chores Spoils Children and Their Future Selves by Ami Albernez Article: Best Age for Kids to Start Doing Chores by Susan Newman, Ph.D. CONNECT with US Join the Private Facebook Group  Connect and follow along with Janae's Journey on Instagram @janae.daniels Sign up for the Newsletter School to Homeschool Check out our YouTube Channel

This week on the Where Parents Talk podcast, host Lianne Castelino speaks to Dr. Susan Newman, social psychologist, contributor to Psychology Today, author, a mother of one, and previously a stepmother of four. Dr. Newman is a leading expert on parenting only children.

Anyone who's been to the NRF's Retail Big Show would know it's the one of the largest technology events in the retail space. In this episode of Accelerate, host Rob Grimes is joined by Susan Newman, Senior Vice President of Events at the NRF. As collaboration partners representing the NRF and IFBTA, they preview what's in store for the 2024 show and how technology has connected the retail & foodservice industries.The pair start by discussing the 118-year history of the show and how it's changed over the years from hangers and shelving to tech. The National Retail Federation is the largest retail trade association - standing up for people, policy, and ideas that help the retail industry succeed. This year, the show expects 1,000 exhibitors and over 40,000 visitors from across the globe.Rob and Susan share a pre-show look at this year's Foodservice Innovation Zone, an area which highlights the cool technology which is changing the customer experience in retail with foodservice. “It's becoming easier with today's technology to integrate retail and foodservice” mentions Susan, and adding “the option to sell food is important to a retail businesses overall footprint and ability to be successful.”If you want a sneak peek about what to look forward to at NRF 2024: Retail's Big Show and the Foodservice Innovation Zone, where the exciting future of integrating retail and foodservice comes to life - check out this episode of Accelerate.Visit Savor.fm for more podcasts Learn More about the Restaurant Power Index Report

More than 40,000 retailers of all kinds are getting ready to come together in New York City's Javits Center for NRF 2024: Retail's Big Show on Jan. 14-16. On today's special episode, we're talking to NRF's Susan Newman and Eric Olson about what attendees can expect to see, hear and do at the event. Learn more at retailgetsreal.com.

This episode spotlights the relationships adult children have with their parents, which really come into focus during the holidays when families get together or perhaps DON'T get together because those relationships are strained.  Our guest is social psychologist Susan Newman who is the author of several books, including, "Under One Roof Again:  All Grown Up and Relearning to Live Together Happily" and "The Book of No: 365 Ways to Say It and Mean It and Stop People-Pleasing Forever".  Her website is https://www.susannewmanphd.com/   Note: This episode was previously aired.   Our sponsor, Blissy, sells 100% Mulberry silk pillowcases, sleep masks and other products to help you get a great night's sleep!  Silk is what's best for your hair and skin. It reduces frizz, tangles and prevents breakage. You'll love the way your skin looks and the way your hair feels after sleeping on a Blissy pillowcase.  Blissy's pillowcases regulate temperature keeping you cool at night.  They're hypoallergenic, machine-washable and durable.  They're available in many different prints and colors and make great gifts because there's an option for everyone, even kids. With the holidays just around the corner, why not give the gift of better sleep? Blissy products come in gift-ready packaging!  Sleep better with Blissy and use code NOBODY to get an additional 30% off at blissy.com/NOBODY

Last month the Progressive Economics 2022 conference, a one-day festival of transformative economic thinking, took place at the University of Greenwich. In a world battered by crises, facing environmental collapse, PEF brought together leading thinkers from across the progressive movement to present the arguments and solutions we need to build a radically better economy. Speakers included Gargi Bhattacharryya, Aaron Benanav, Francesca Bria, James Meadway, Kate Pickett, John Mcdonnell MP, and David Edgerton amongst many others. PTO was pleased to be an official media partner of the event and in the coming weeks we'll be posting some of the excellent panel discussions that took place at the event. First up, is a session on the Cost of Living Crisis. In the panel discussion James Meadway, Susan Newman, and Rupert Russell discuss the causes of price rises, the disastrous effects of conventional policy responses, and what the real solutions are to high inflation.

today we sit down with Susan Newman, Doctor of Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine, for an educational conversation about the inherent healing power of the body.  Susan is my acupuncture doctor, and I have been absolutely fascinated by all she has taught me during our sessions together.  I knew I had to bring her onto The Courage Project to share her knowledge with you too.  I can't wait for you to listen in!in this episode, we talk about:Traditional Chinese Medicine, Acupuncture and the philosophy behind these modalitiesthe most common barrier that holds people back from incorporating TCM in their healing journeycreating balance in your life in today's worldSusan's studies in Yunnan, Chinaand so much more!!if you enjoyed this conversation, I invite you to leave a review on Apple Podcasts and tell me what you loved about this episode or The Courage Project podcast! with love & gratitude,elyse____check out Wellness On 1st & book a consult with Susan here!connect with the podcast on instagram @courageproject.podcastconnect with me on instagram @lifewithelyse_ 

Susan Newman Manfull is in the position that no parent ever wants to be in.  She is grieving the loss of her only child to a disease that many have never heard of.  PANDAS is a neurological disorder that is the result of a strep infection, and manifests in the most confusing ways.  Today's episode is an opportunity to bring awareness to this little know disease and educate parents on the possible signs of PANDAS.  This is the mission of Susan and Bill Manfull, to create an educational and research foundation in the memory and legacy of their daughter Alex.  They are continuing the work that their daughter can no longer do.  https://thealexmanfullfund.org/

For the penultimate episode of a six-part series on solitude, Pete McGraw speaks to Susan Newman, an expert who has written the book about being an only child. They are joined by Julie Nirvelli, a regular contributor to Solo who happens to be an only child and the mom of an only child. They discuss the reasons behind the rise of only children as a common family structure, the stereotypes and myths of only children, and the benefits of being an only child.Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share!Here’s How »Join the Solo community today:petermcgraw.orgPeter McGraw TwitterPeter McGraw LinkedIn

Mike Stafford hosts 640 Toronto's Morning Show   Dr. Susan Newman, social psychologist, author of ‘The Book of NO: 365 Ways to Say It and Mean It—and Stop People Pleasing Forever' See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Susan Newman is the founder of School2life. Susan has prepared hundreds of students to enter workforce with confidence. Susan has a great story of how she leveraged her passion to help students market themselves to get into their dream career. Susan LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/susan-newman-44115a7/ School to life: https://www.school2life.com/ Connect with your Host Venki on Social: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/venkimandapati/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/venki.mandapati/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/VenkiMandapati DrivenByDoing Social: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/driven-by-doing-podcast/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Drivenbydoing/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/driven_by_doing/ Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/drivenbydoing CareerQuo Social: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/careerquo/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/Careerquo/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/1Careerquo Twitter: https://twitter.com/Careerquo

Adventure is an Attitude (0:00:00)The definition of adventure is the excitement and the exploration of the unknown. By those terms, we are all living an adventure as we are definitely exploring and living through the unknown. Perhaps many of our trips and plans were dashed during this experience. But a cancelled flight or a refunded hotel doesn't mean that you can't still find adventure in your life. We are talking today with a friend of the show, Martin Hurlburt, who has lived as much adventure in his life as possible. He coins the phrase, “adventure is an attitude”.  Comedic Relief (0:14:12)Is anyone here stressed? I am! We wanted to know the best antidote to stress, and, shockingly enough, it isn't a bubble bath. It's laughing! Research shows that a good, hearty, laugh can relax the body for up to 45 minutes afterward, release feel-good endorphins, shifts perspective, and takes the edge off distressing emotions. So this made me wonder—how can we laugh more? To help us with this endeavor, we've invited Josh Fonokalafi onto the show. Josh is an actor and a comedian!   Bring Your Kids to Work From Home (0:35:00)Today is national “bring your kids to work day”... but it's not the same as it once was in the offices of days past. Lately we've all had to bring our work to our kids. But how is that actually panning out? I think we can all relate to our kids crashing our zoom meetings and having to take breaks in our work schedule to make lunch or ensure they're doing their schoolwork. We know it's been hard for parents to adapt to this, so we invited friend of the show Adelia Moore to help us figure out how to manage “bring your kids to work day” every day, and maybe how we can involve our kids in our work a little bit more. Adelia is an author and clinical psychologist who specializes in families and young adults.   Living with College Kids (0:50:35)When colleges moved their classes online, many kids packed up their dorm rooms and apartment sa few months early and headed back to their childhood bedrooms. For these adult children, it has been especially difficult to move back under their parent's roof after living independently for so long. And for the parents, trying to force their college kids to live by their household rules has been no easy task. And to top it all off, COVID-19 has put a special little twist on the whole situation making it impossible for either party to leave quarantine and get some space. So, how can parents and their adult children learn to live with each other during this time? Here to share her advice with us is author and social psychologist, Susan Newman.   Mini Book Club: Award Winners (1:08:46)Rachel Wadham of BYU Radio's Worlds Awaiting talks with Lisa and Richie about the newest award winning books that we should check out.   Different Types of Flour (1:28:03)From bread to biscuits, cookies to cake, baking is the art of turning flour into food. Cooking with different kinds of flours might sound exciting but choosing the wrong type can lead to a culinary disaster. Knowing the differences of each one will help you feel more comfortable in the kitchen and greatly improve the quality of your creations! Here to help us sift through the details of different kinds of flour and discuss when each one should be used when baking different recipes is Tanya Quinn . Tanya is a home chef.

Martin Hurlburt explains how to adventure from home, Josh Fonokalafi tells funny stories, Adelia Moore discusses Bring Your Child to Work Day, Susan Newman gives tips for living with college kids, Rachel Wadham lists award winning books, Tanya Quinn explains the different kinds of flour.

'Do you want more kids?' 'Your child should have siblings!' 'When are you having kids??' As married couples and new moms we ALWAYS get this question and it does feel like society is pressuring us to figure it out asap and that's , 'how many kids do you want?' Since most mamas are asking for help online, I found a parenting expert, social psychologist, stepmom of 4 and mom of an only child to break it down for you. She has studied this hot topic for over two decades and published 2 books about it 'the case for the only child' & 'parenting an only child'.   What you'll learn in this episode: Research and stats today about couples and children Most common myths about raising an only child. The Dark Side of having Siblings Factors to consider before having a child OR before having another child Who should you be talking to about this? And Much More...   To learn more about Susan Newman PhD HERE ***To send your comments for her upcoming book about being an only child OR raising an only child, email her at snewman9@gmail.com To learn more about the host Christiane Bégin click HERE Join the Citrus Love Facebook Community & videos HERE Get the BEST notes from this episode HERE Subscribe to our newsletter to receive some favorite tips and takeaways from each episode directly to you!!

Adult Kids at Home (0:00:00) When your kid finally turns 18, they probably have one word on their mind: FREEDOM. And they usually tell you how they'd never consider moving back in with you. But, it may be more likely than you think. According to a study done by the Pew Research Center, about 32% of adults ages 18 to 34 live with their parents. It's the most common living situation for this age group. While it's not necessarily a bad thing to have one of your adult kids return to live with you, there's still a new dynamic between parent and child that can be hard to navigate. Here to discuss what to expect if your adult child moves back in with you is Dr. Susan Newman, a social psychologist and author.   Police Women (0:17:23) We've seen many industries push to include more women in leadership roles, but for some jobs that glass ceiling is harder to break. This includes careers in law enforcement. Studies have shown that less than 13% of police officers are women even though they have important skills and strengths that their male counter parts don't. So what is being done to increase the numbers of female officers? Captain Ivonne Roman founded an organization back in 2017 that aims to help women join the police force in greater numbers. She joins us today to talk about the barriers for female police officers and why we need more women in law enforcement.   The Clothing Cycle (0:34:31) Do you remember the days when puffy sleeves, shoulder pads, and combat boots were all in style? We've seen a revival of these throwback trends in recent years as they've returned to the fashion world bringing with them a sense of nostalgia. But this isn't the first time something like this has happened. This phenomenon where clothing trends cycle and recycle has happened for many decades. To understand why this happens and how these trends change over time, we invited Beth Dincuff, a design historian at the Parsons School of Design in New York, to join us on the show.   

Susan Newman gives tips for living with adult kids, Ivonne Roman discusses women in the police force, Beth Dincuff chats about how we cycle through clothing.

Special Guest Expert: Susan Newman, PhD Do you or does your child have trouble saying “no?” Do you find yourself saying “yes” to your children when you really want to say “not today,” “I can't swing it,” or just plain “no?” Does your child over-stretch or over-commit because s/he can't seem to say no? Perhaps you or your child is what my next guest calls “a master of yes and a novice of no.” But is all this people-pleasing a problem? As you might have already guessed, of course it is. And- As it turns out, even though it might be difficult to say no, it's vital that we learn how to do it for our own health, wellbeing and stress-levels—and also so that we are teaching our children how to do it too. Is it uncomfortable to say no? Sure, it can be. But constantly saying yes can cause anxiety, anger, stress, regret and feelings of powerlessness. We definitely don't want that. For the many ways to say no and mean it, we turn to Susan Newman. Social psychologist, Susan Newman is the author of 15 books in the parenting field. Her research examines such areas as building strong family bonds and raising only children as well as the difficulties of being working parent. She is a regular contributor to Psychology Today and U.S News & World Report.  She is the author of Little Things Long Remembered: Making Your Children Feel Special Every Day and The Book of NO: 365 Ways to Say It and Mean It—and Stop People-Pleasing Forever. You Follow her on Facebook at DrSusanNewman and sign up for her free Monthly Family Life Alert Newsletter on her website SusanNewmanPhD.com. The post How to Talk to Kids about Saying No and People Pleasing with Susan Newman, PhD appeared first on drrobynsilverman.com.

Special Guest Expert: Susan Newman, PhD Do you or does your child have trouble saying “no?” Do you find yourself saying “yes” to your children when you really want to say “not today,” “I can't swing it,” or just plain “no?” Does your child over-stretch or over-commit because s/he can't seem to say no? Perhaps you or your child is what my next guest calls “a master of yes and a novice of no.” But is all this people-pleasing a problem? As you might have already guessed, of course it is. And- As it turns out, even though it might be difficult to say no, it's vital that we learn how to do it for our own health, wellbeing and stress-levels—and also so that we are teaching our children how to do it too. Is it uncomfortable to say no? Sure, it can be. But constantly saying yes can cause anxiety, anger, stress, regret and feelings of powerlessness. We definitely don't want that. For the many ways to say no and mean it, we turn to Susan Newman. Social psychologist, Susan Newman is the author of 15 books in the parenting field. Her research examines such areas as building strong family bonds and raising only children as well as the difficulties of being working parent. She is a regular contributor to Psychology Today and U.S News & World Report.  She is the author of Little Things Long Remembered: Making Your Children Feel Special Every Day and The Book of NO: 365 Ways to Say It and Mean It—and Stop People-Pleasing Forever. You Follow her on Facebook at DrSusanNewman and sign up for her free Monthly Family Life Alert Newsletter on her website SusanNewmanPhD.com. The post How to Talk to Kids about Saying No and People Pleasing with Susan Newman, PhD appeared first on drrobynsilverman.com.

Special Guest Expert: Susan Newman, PhD Do you or does your child have trouble saying “no?” Do you find yourself saying “yes” to your children when you really want to say “not today,” “I can’t swing it,” or just plain “no?” Does your child over-stretch or over-commit because s/he can’t seem to say no? Perhaps you or your child is what my next guest calls “a master of yes and a novice of no.” But is all this people-pleasing a problem? As you might have already guessed, of course it is. And- As it turns out, even though it might be difficult to say no, it’s vital that we learn how to do it for our own health, wellbeing and stress-levels—and also so that we are teaching our children how to do it too. Is it uncomfortable to say no? Sure, it can be. But constantly saying yes can cause anxiety, anger, stress, regret and feelings of powerlessness. We definitely don’t want that. For the many ways to say no and mean it, we turn to Susan Newman. Social psychologist, Susan Newman is the author of 15 books in the parenting field. Her research examines such areas as building strong family bonds and raising only children as well as the difficulties of being working parent. She is a regular contributor to Psychology Today and U.S News & World Report.  She is the author of Little Things Long Remembered: Making Your Children Feel Special Every Day and The Book of NO: 365 Ways to Say It and Mean It—and Stop People-Pleasing Forever. You Follow her on Facebook at DrSusanNewman and sign up for her free Monthly Family Life Alert Newsletter on her website SusanNewmanPhD.com. The post How to Talk to Kids about Saying No and People Pleasing with Susan Newman, PhD appeared first on drrobynsilverman.com.

Special Guest Expert: Susan Newman, PhD Do you or does your child have trouble saying “no?” Do you find yourself saying “yes” to your children when you really want to say “not today,” “I can’t swing it,” or just plain “no?” Does your child over-stretch or over-commit because s/he can’t seem to say no? Perhaps you or your child is what my next guest calls “a master of yes and a novice of no.” But is all this people-pleasing a problem? As you might have already guessed, of course it is. And- As it turns out, even though it might be difficult to say no, it’s vital that we learn how to do it for our own health, wellbeing and stress-levels—and also so that we are teaching our children how to do it too. Is it uncomfortable to say no? Sure, it can be. But constantly saying yes can cause anxiety, anger, stress, regret and feelings of powerlessness. We definitely don’t want that. For the many ways to say no and mean it, we turn to Susan Newman. Social psychologist, Susan Newman is the author of 15 books in the parenting field. Her research examines such areas as building strong family bonds and raising only children as well as the difficulties of being working parent. She is a regular contributor to Psychology Today and U.S News & World Report.  She is the author of Little Things Long Remembered: Making Your Children Feel Special Every Day and The Book of NO: 365 Ways to Say It and Mean It—and Stop People-Pleasing Forever. You Follow her on Facebook at DrSusanNewman and sign up for her free Monthly Family Life Alert Newsletter on her website SusanNewmanPhD.com. The post How to Talk to Kids about Saying No and People Pleasing with Susan Newman, PhD appeared first on drrobynsilverman.com.

About 2.7 million grandparents in the United States are the primary caregivers for children in their households. Long working hours for young parents, along with the rising costs of professional childcare, have transformed grandparents from occasional babysitters to critical safety nets. Susan Newman, PhD, is a social psychologist and the author of more than a dozen books including Under One Roof Again: All Grown Up And (Re)Learning To Live Together Happily and The Book of No: 365 Ways to Say it and Mean it―and Stop People-Pleasing Forever. She tells uh-PARENT-ly cohosts Tracy Weiner and Anne Johnsos how to navigate the tension when formerly parent-child relationships become adult-adult ones.

What should we as parents do when the well-meaning grandparents in our lives are overindulgent of their grandchildren? Or undermine our parenting choices? And what do we do with our own hurt feelings when our parents don't seem very interested in our kids at all? In this episode we talk about how to create a grandparent relationship that works for everyone. It's worth the effort. Take it from our friend Belinda Luscombe, who when it comes to navigating this relationship, reminds us of the ever-present upside: "Don't let the opportunity of getting to know your in-laws or parents in a different way pass you by." Here are links to some writing on the topic that we discuss in this episode: Susan Newman, Ph.D: Little Things Mean a Lot: Creating Happy Memories With Your Grandchildren Jaycee Dunn for Parents: What to Do About Uninvolved Grandparents Jo Piazza for Parents: From Toxic Mother to Loving Grandmother: How I Learned to Forgive My Mom After My Son Was Born Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Whether you're in you're twenties, forties, or sixties, there's always a part of you that wants to please your parents in just about everything you do...even if you don't want to admit it! This episode spotlights the relationships adult children have with their parents.  Those relationships really come into focus during the holidays when families get together or perhaps DON’T get together because those relationships are strained.    To help us explore relationships between parents and their adult children, we welcome social psychologist and author Susan Newman to the show.  Susan is the author of several books, including, Under One Roof Again:  All Grown Up and Relearning to Live Together Happily and The Book of No: 365 Ways to Say It and Mean It and Stop People-Pleasing Forever Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, Performance Curator Victoria Mohr-Blakeney interviews 40th Annual Ashley Fellow Lara Kramer (Oji-Cree), artistic director of Lara Kramer Danse. Lara will discuss her new work Phantom, stills & vibrations, that will be on exhibit at Artspace March 3-9, 2018. Theme Song: Damned be this Transmigration by Rob Fortin featuring vocals from Susan Newman and Em Glasspool Producer: …

The Stuph File Program Featuring Andy LaPointe, author of Guide To Getting Started With Bitcoin And Other Cryptocurrencies; Susan Newman, author of The Book of No: 250 Ways to Say It — And Mean It and Stop People-pleasing Forever; & Stuart Nulman with Book Banter Download Andy LaPointe, author of Guide To Getting Started With Bitcoin And Other Cryptocurrencies Susan Newman, author of The Book of No: 250 Ways to Say It — And Mean It and Stop People-pleasing Forever Stuart Nulman with another edition of Book Banter. This week’s reviewed title is Living Up to a Legend: My Adventures with Billy Bishop’s Ghost by Diana Bishop (Dundurn, $24.99).  You can also read Stuart’s reviews in The Montreal Times This week’s opening slate is presented by Louisa Catharine Forsyth, founder of Bagaceous, a lifestyle brand born out of the wish to create art with a purpose.

In this episode, Performance Curator Victoria Mohr-Blakeney speaks with Brian Solomon, who has created a largescale outdoor dance performance which will be presented on October 19th and 20th at 6 pm at 190 Brock Street. Theme Song: Damned be this Transmigration by Rob Fortin featuring vocals from Susan Newman and Em …

In this episode, Performance Curator Victoria Mohr-Blakeney speaks with Natalie Tin Yin Gan from Hong Kong Exile about their upcoming performance of NINEEIGHT and Room 2048 and the future of Hong Kong. Theme Song: Damned be this Transmigration by Rob Fortin featuring vocals from Susan Newman and Em Glasspool Producer: …

Joan Buckley & Dr. Susan Newman explore a current trend in living arrangements in her new book, Under One Roof Again: All Grown Up and (Re)Learning to Live Together Happily. Dr. Newman brings her research and experience in parent child relationships to the table. The inevitable and sensitive issues—from money matters to boundaries—that arise when formerly parent-child relationships become adult-adult ones are openly discussed.

Joan Buckley & Dr. Susan Newman explore a current trend in living arrangements in her new book, Under One Roof Again: All Grown Up and (Re)Learning to Live Together Happily. Dr. Newman brings her research and experience in parent child relationships to the table. The inevitable and sensitive issues—from money matters to boundaries—that arise when formerly parent-child relationships become adult-adult ones are openly discussed.

Amazing events are happening around Jersey City, many of which are hosted by Pershing Field Garden Friends, one of the parks in the coalition. Listen in as Susan Newman (aka Suzy Brandtastic) talks with Laura Skolar, one of the founding members and current president of the Jersey City Parks Coalition. In today's talk we're going to talk about FeedJC's Dinner in the Park (series), JC Reservoir's Wild Jazz Adventure (series); The Seasonal poetry, prose and song at JC Height's 942 Summit: Do You Tea?, WHOs Gluten Free, and Bloombury Sq. Also, Washington Park Live on Sept. 26, and multiple parks will have events during JCAST weekend. The Jersey City Parks Coalition is a collection of neighborhood and park groups working together to grow and improve Jersey Cityâ??s park system. The Coalition is a 501(c) 3 non-profit organization since 2005. Laura Skolar is one of the founding members of the organization and current President. The Jersey City Parks Coalition has become a significant park and open space advocacy organization. Today we are twenty two members strong representing every ward in Jersey City. We have forged a durable relationship between the community and the City and have strengthened our base by partnering with like-minded organizations. Grants and fundraising to date have produced over $700,000 for park improvements and programming to say nothing of the thousands of volunteer hours that have been invested in our parks every year. Our 2011 BIG DIG initiative, an idea conceived by one of our members for National Make a Difference Day, has brought us national recognition through USA WEEKEND Magazine. This project truly embodied the nationwide effort of volunteerism which engages communities to plan and execute a one-day project that will impact their neighborhood, their community, their city. Our goal of encouraging active participation of residents in the beautification of their local parks and public spaces came to fruition through the positive outreach created by the BIG DIG. We have formalized our partnership with the City of Jersey City through an MOU, which codifies the role of the Parks Coalition and the City regarding the development, use and maintenance of all our parks and public spaces. This may be our greatest accomplishment to date, paving the way for future generations in this public/private enterprise.

Listen in as Susan Newman (aka Suzy Brandtastic) interviews Lynne Venart, Co-Founder and Creative Director, Lemur Conservation Network About Lynne: Lynne has been a consultant for a variety of nonprofit organizations in branding, marketing, and web design for over 15 years. At the Lemur Conservation Network, she bridges the gap between scientists and the general public, raising awareness for Madagascar's unique biodiversity and the importance of conserving lemurs and their habitat. She encourages fans of lemurs and the earth to be active voices in the fight to save our natural resources! The Lemur Conservation Network calls on lemur fans worldwide to join us in the fight to save lemurs from extinction. The Network unites over 40 organizations who are working to protect Madagascarâ??s lemurs with people who want to support the cause. It is an online guide for individualsâ??and potential donorsâ??who want to support lemur conservation, and a resource for organizations who want to promote their work. The Lemur Conservation Network blog engages the public in lemur conservation and promotes lemur awareness worldwide. In this podcast, Lynne will share just what makes Madagascar unique, and how over 100 species of lemurs evolved on this island in the Indian Ocean. We'll explore Madagascar's amazing biodiversity and varied landscapes, and learn how scientists and organizations are working on the ground in Madagascar to protect this beautiful island and the fascinating creatures that call it home.

Listen in as Susan Newman (aka Suzy Brandtastic) interviews Jeremy Reeves, Sales Funnel copywriter, CEO and Founder of "Get Dream Clients." Jeremy Reeves is the CEO & founder of www.GetDreamClients.com. They help coaches, consultants and service professionals get and stay fully booked at all times, increase their fees and enjoy more time freedom through strategic automated marketing. To learn more, including a complimentary training workshops on how to attract and close as many dream clients as you can handle, visit http://www.GetDreamClients.com

Suzy Brandtastic, aka Susan Newman, had a really nice radio chat with Nick Ciavatta, Voice Actor, Promoter and Musician on her radio show recently. They talked about the Voice Over business, how to get work in that industry, Nick's band, Sea of Otters and more. Susan Newman is a brand visibility designer, web specialist and environmentalist. She is the CEO and founder of Susan Newman Design, Inc and Frogs Are Green, Inc. Susan is the host of Suzy Brandtastic and believes that branding and consistency are the keys to a thriving business and gaining a following. http://suzybrandtastic.com/  

Listen in as Susan Newman (aka Suzy Brandtastic) interviews Nick Ciavatta. Wednesday, June 3, 2015 at 3 PM EST. Nick Ciavatta is an experienced voice-over artist and Journalist who has done work for Allegra, Dell Computers, Pandora Radio, NBC, Everbank, Thompson's Water Seal, Clear Eyes, Charlie Rose, Sears, Bloomberg, Discovery Channel, Universal Music and more. He is available for documentaries, radio and TV commercials and narration, as well as web site and phone announcements. Nick also offers private voice over lessons which cover technique, how to audition, how to get work and the general "ins and outs" of the voice acting business. Nick is also a musician and live music promoter.

Listen is as Susan Newman (aka Suzy Brandtastic) interviews Michael DiFeo and Bojana Coklyat, Jersey City Artists. Bojana Coklyat is a local Jersey City artist who also teaches art at St. Josephs School for the Blind.  She began the art program there when she herself became partially blind.  She has adapted to her vision loss in her painting by using thick black outlines and bold vibrant colors.  Her Subject matter ranges from octopus women, alien girls, to hot air ballon figures reflecting a sense of "The other." Michael DiFeo is also a local Jersey City Artist who teaches engineering and chess to children.  He uses long exposure photography with gestural camera movement to create his images.  His work is about the idosyncrasises of the medium and is also a visceral reaction to our world.   Bojana and Mike met when they were both exhibiting at an Art House art show two years ago.  Due to how drastically different their work is they help each other venture into different artistic territory.  Recently they have begun collaborating artistically and this has evolved into them creating "Artnest" which is their home gallery in Jersey City Heights.

Listen in as Susan Newman (aka Suzy Brandtastic) interviews Michelle Vitale (aka woolpunk), American Artist and Founder of Gimme Shelter Stitch In Friday, March 20, 2013 at 3pm EST. About Michelle: Michelle Vitale (aka woolpunk) is an American artist, born in Summit, NJ in 1971. Inspired by an immigrant seamstress grandmother, who sewed American flags, she machine knits fiber installations and embroiders on photos of urban sprawl. She has created large-scale site specific forms for a variety of institutions including St John's Cathedral, NYC; Hunterdon Museum, NJ; Lion Brand Yarn Studio, NYC; Casaterra Residency, Italy; and the Object and Thought Gallery, CO. Vitale has been included in numerous exhibitions including the New Jersey Arts Annual; the Arts and Crafts Museum, Itami, Japan; Grey Lock Arts, North Adams, MA, ABC No Rio, NYC; and Galerie Kurt I'm Hirsch, Berlin, Germany. Her work has been included in several publications and she has received numerous grants from the Puffin Foundation, Goldman Sachs and the Fine Arts Work Center, among others.

Listen in as Susan Newman (aka Suzy Brandtastic) interviews Beverly Lewis. Beverly Lewis is an Executive Trainer, Speaker, Author and Business Coach. She is the CEO (Chief Encouragement Officer) of BeverlySpeaks.com. Team-building is a top priority for her as she believes healthy relationships are the foundation for success. She has just finished her first book, Win From Within: The Heart of Success and Significance. The stores and principles she shares are born out of 35 years of work with over 10,000 professionals, in-depth research on leadership, communication, and lessons from her entrepreneurial ventures.

Listen in as Susan Newman (aka Suzy Brandtastic) interviews Geoff Mosher, Cartoonist based in Jersey City, NJ. About Geoff: Geoff Mosher is a cartoonist living in Jersey City with his wife Rebeca (a jazz singer) and their deranged cat Kika. He is the creator of the comic â??Chachiâ?? which ran daily for nearly two years, but is currently on hiatus. As co-founder of Jersey City Comics, he has run a weekly comic drawing session for artists in the NY/NJ area for nearly 4 years now. A book of the work done by Jersey City Comics is being assembled and should be available by the end of 2015. When the weather is nice, on Saturdays you will find him doing chalk drawings on the sidewalk outside of the NYC based comic shop Carmine Street Comics. In addition to comic work his art has been featured in numerous films, TV shows, animated shorts and has been a part of Art Shows in NYC, Jersey City and Philadelphia. Examples of his work can be found at http://mondomosher.com

Listen in as Susan Newman (aka Suzy Brandtastic) interviews, Chris M. Sprague. Chris M. Sprague is the International Transformation and Empowerment Ambassador, keynote speaker, best-selling author and a pioneer in the study of how people are wired. His purpose in life is to inspire and empower people to understand how they are wired and, in turn, transform their life. Through research, personal experience and working with countless clients, Chris has discovered that once you understand how you are wired, you will be able to eliminate many frustrations and transform your life and business. Chris is also a thought leader and accomplished professional speaker delivering a message of transformation and hope for the future. He speaks to audiences from 10 to over 10,000 and empowers people to transform their future by transforming their thoughts using an open, honest, straight-forward approach to change.

Tune in Monday, January 12, 2015 as Susan Newman (aka Suzy Brandtastic) interviews Mallie Rydzik. Mallie Rydzik, M.S., is a coach, writer, and speaker who works with fellow overeducated and underfulfilled Millennials to achieve work-life balance and turn their skillsets into thriving online businesses. She is a recovering academic who dropped out of a Ph.D. program following a mental health breakdown, which led to diagnoses of obsessive-compulsive disorder, chronic depression, and binge eating disorder. This was the catalyst that drove her to rediscover life and work. A scientist by trade, she uses a combination of her analytical and creative mind to help others identify both deficiencies and strengths in their lives and businesses. She writes and podcasts about the future of work, work-life balance, and online business strategy at The Off-Road Millennial (http://theoffroadmillennial.com). Mallie is the author of the upcoming book, Owning It: How To Embrace The Best AND Worst Parts Of You To Thrive In Life And Business.

Social psychologist and author Susan Newman talks about the stereotypes of and misinformation about only children. Studies show that only children do not suffer from the lack of siblings and even show improved academic achievement. She reports that the stereotypes of being spoiled, bossy, or lonely do not hold up to research. Only children families ...read more » The post Single Child Families with Susan Newman appeared first on Safe Space Radio.

Valentine's Day is right around the corner, so in honor of this day celebrating all things love - Kids These Days! is talking about the loving relationships in our family lives - and not just the romantic ones, either. We're exploring the intricacies of all those relationships that we encounter as a spouse, child, parent, friend, grandkid, or even in-law. IN-STUDIO GUEST: Joining KTD Host Shana Sheehy in the studio is a guest who knows a lot about helping families get along: Dr. Susan Newman draws from her experience as a social psychologist, blogger for Psychology Today and best-selling author of 14 books to answer listener questions about every kind of familial relationship. She offers advice on maintaining a strong marriage after kids come along; learning to play nice with the in-laws; the upside of having and being an only child; keeping a family strong after the death of a matriarch or patriarch and so much more!

This week Maria speaks with Susan Newman author of "The Book of No: 250 Ways to Say It--and Mean It and Stop People-Pleasing Forever". Molly Gold, founder of GO MOM! Inc. and the inventor of the GO MOM! Planner. Ruth King CEO of Business TV Channel, she is an entrepreneur and author of the new book, The Ugly Truth About Small Business. And Kathryn Sansone author of "Woman First, Family Always", real-life wisdom from a mother of ten.