Podcast appearances and mentions of Susan Rose

St. Patrick's Pantry has been around since the turn of the 20th century helping those in need of food. Susan Rose talks to Annie Carlson about the Pantry's work in the community.

WBEN's Susan Rose just returned from Ireland, along with several WBEN listeners. Susan shares her favorite parts of the trip.

Susan Rose, is the co-anchor of WBEN's 'A New Morning' program weekdays 5 a.m. to 9 a.m. and has been waking up Western New Yorkers for more than two decades on the radio. Susan is a Buffalo native and received a Bachelor's degree in Broadcast Journalism from SUNY Buffalo State. She started at WBEN in 1986. Susan was inducted into the Buffalo Broadcasters Association Hall of Fame in 2022 and is also a recipient of numerous regional Edward R. Murrow and Associated Press awards. #susanrose #radiopersonality #wben930 #buffalonewyork #anewmorningprogram #livewithcdp #radio #chrispomay #wqee #barrycullenchevrolet #sponsorship Want to create live streams like this? Check out StreamYard: https://streamyard.com/pal/d/54200596...

1:30pm Hour 1 - Chris and Steve playback John Murphy's interview with WBEN's Susan Rose on him stepping away from broadcasting. 

John Murphy was the voice of the Buffalo Bills for a generation of fans. Now, he's stepping away.

Time is running out to secure your trip to Ireland alongside WBEN's Susan Rose!

David Buck is the author of “The Time-Optimized Life.” He has 35 plus years of organizational and time management experience. That led him to start Kairos Management Solutions, and the Infinity Lifestyle design program. David empowers business professionals to overcome the struggles of a lack of flexibility in life. He helps his clients craft a strategy to optimize their time that defines a lifestyle focused on meaning, purpose, and joy. Dave resides in Ponte Vedra, Florida with his wife the Rev. Dr. Susan Rose. For more, go to https://infinitylifestyledesign.com/

Steve Welch of the NWS talks with Susan Rose about a wide open Lake Erie

Season 4 has arrived and we start with a cracking episode. We talk to Susan Rose who is an expert in customer-centric retail strategy and customer behavioural segmentation. She has worked in this field since joining Dunnhumby in 1991, where she was part of the team that developed and launched the highly acclaimed Tesco Clubcard loyalty programme.Since then she has founded multiple businesses including retail analytics specialist 5one, Zinc, Keystone consulting and most recently Science of Shopping.In short, she's smart and experienced and definitely worth 40 minutes of your time to listeExternal resources:Science of Shopping - CLICK HEREAudio-Visual assets:Imagery: Photo by Matthew Brodeur on UnsplashMusic: Hot Thang by Daniel Fridell. CLICK HEREMusic: You oughta know by Rockin' for Decades. CLICK HERE

Eva Doyle, longtime columnist and East Side community activist, she sat down with WBEN's Susan Rose to reflect on the tragedy of May, 14, 2022 when 10 people, all of whom were Black, were murdered and three were injured in the Tops Grocery Store attack. The shooter, Payton S. Gendron, 18, livestreamed part of the attack. Gendron was taken into custody and charged with first-degree murder, and later pleaded guilty. 

Susan Rose was on the first episode of The Business Mind. During that episode she discovered her new focus of her coaching practice. That focus was on working with introverts in the work place. During this episode, we will discuss what she has learned since and where she would like to move forward in her business.

In this episode of LIGHT TALK, The Lumen Brothers and Sistah!) chat with Lighting Designer/Programmer, Susan Rose.   Join Susan, Ellen, Steve, and David, as they pontificate about:  Getting started in showbiz as a 14 year-old country singer; Chicken Wire Bars; Susan's Full Sail Hall of Fame surprise; Touring with Ringo Starr and his All Star Band; "The Mesopotania of the Music Business"; Training programmers to run the Hog; Melissa Etheridge; Feeling the music to see the music; Writing the Hog Manual Reference Manual; Early days at Disney Orlando; Crazy stuff on the road; Making the best out of what you have to work with; Beatle Mania Returns!; "Wingin' It"; Smokey's Page; The Chicken Wing Queen; and the "If This Van is a Rockin', Don't Come a Knockin' Party" at LDI.   Nothing is Taboo, Nothing is Sacred, and Very Little Makes Sense.

Find out more about the practices Susan talk about on her YouTube channel More about Susan also here: www.susanroseyoga.com

Susan Rose Ackerman, Sybil's mother, joins us to discuss her strategies to donate to deserving nonprofits as she transitions to her new phase in life, which is retirement. Susan discusses her work in corruption prevention, the importance of donating to your local community (in her case in New Haven, Connecticut), and in passing the baton to the next generation. Episode Highlights: If you enjoyed this episode, listen to these as well: Crack the Code: Sybil's Successful Guide to Philanthropy Become even better at what you do as Sybil teaches you the strategies as well as the tools, you'll need to avoid mistakes and make a career out of philanthropy through my new course, Crack the Code! In this new course, you'll gain access to beautifully animated and filmed engaging videos, and many more! Check out her website with all the latest opportunities to learn from Sybil at www.doyourgood.com. Connect with Do Your Good Would you like to talk with Sybil directly? Send in your inquiries through her website www.doyourgood.com, or you can email her directly at sybil@doyourgood.com!

Susan Rose Ackerman, Sybil's mother, joins us to discuss her strategies to donate to deserving nonprofits as she transitions to her new phase in life, which is retirement. Susan discusses her work in corruption prevention, the importance of donating to your local community (in her case in New Haven, Connecticut), and in passing the baton to the next generation. Episode Highlights: Introduction to Sybil's mother How to focus your giving on what matters most to you  Passing on the torch to the next generation   If you enjoyed this episode, listen to these as well: #89 Launch Your Funding Strategy Correctly with Dory Trimble Founder of Trimble Advisors #86 - Sybil Speaks: Benefits and drawbacks of anonymous donations. #72 Sybil Speaks: Maximize the Impact of Your $100 - $1,000 Donation   Crack the Code: Sybil's Successful Guide to Philanthropy Become even better at what you do as Sybil teaches you the strategies as well as the tools, you'll need to avoid mistakes and make a career out of philanthropy through my new course, Crack the Code! In this new course, you'll gain access to beautifully animated and filmed engaging videos, and many more! Check out her website with all the latest opportunities to learn from Sybil at www.doyourgood.com.  Connect with Do Your Good Facebook @doyourgood Instagram @doyourgood Would you like to talk with Sybil directly? Send in your inquiries through her website www.doyourgood.com, or you can email her directly at sybil@doyourgood.com!

Susan Rose Ackerman, Sybil's mother, joins us to discuss her strategies to donate to deserving nonprofits as she transitions to her new phase in life, which is retirement. Susan discusses her work in corruption prevention, the importance of donating to your local community (in her case in New Haven, Connecticut), and in passing the baton to the next generation. {You can hear the full episode on August 29th}

Susan Rose Ackerman, Sybil's mother, joins us to discuss her strategies to donate to deserving nonprofits as she transitions to her new phase in life, which is retirement. Susan discusses her work in corruption prevention, the importance of donating to your local community (in her case in New Haven, Connecticut), and in passing the baton to the next generation. {You can hear the full episode on August 29th}

All businesses need a purpose. Without purpose or a direction, there's no way to properly communicate to prospective clients, employees and customers what you are all about. This episode's guest, Susan Rose, and I will be exploring a new direction for her business and coming up with a new focus of her business that will lay the ground work for her marketing plans.

“The collaboration between surgeons and interventional radiologists has been at the center of many great advancements in trauma care.” —Jack Sava, MD, FACS, Director of Trauma/burns Program Director, General Surgery, MedStar Washington Hospital CenterIn the audio version of "IR in the ER: The role of interventional radiology on the trauma team"  (IR Quarterly: Fall 2017), author Susan Rose describes how interventional radiologist Arshad A. Khan, MD, FSIR, saved the life of shooting victim Rep. Steve Scalise and the role that interventional radiology continues to play in trauma care.Read the article.Contact us with your ideas and questions, or read more about about interventional radiology in IR Quarterly magazine or SIR's Patient Center.(c) Society of Interventional Radiology.Support the show

In this episode we head much further back in time than we have ever dared before for an Iconic Ship…to find out about Henry V's ship Grace Dieu, launched in 1418. And what a ship she was...Henry only reigned for ten years but in those years he worked harder than any of his predecessors to build a navy designed to destroy French seapower. His ships were not just barges designed for transporting armies to France, but great warships built for prestige and power. It is during Henry V's time as king that one of the finest of all medieval warships, Grace Dieu, was constructed. Contemporary descriptions marvelled at its size, and modern historians were cynical until her wreck in the River Hamble near Southampton was surveyed. These investigations proved that her mainmast was 200ft tall: she was nearly three times larger than Henry VIII's Mary Rose which was built nearly a century later, and no warship that rivalled her for size was built for another 200 years. To find out more about this remarkable feat of construction and the vision to attempt something apparently impossible, Dr Sam Willis spoke with Susan Rose, a legend in the world of medieval maritime and naval history. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Why did the English stop eating mutton? And what can sheep farming tell us about the birth of capitalism in England? In this episode, Lewis Bassett visits Smithfield's meat market with Pen Vogler, the author of 'Scoff'. He speaks to Maia Pal and George Comninel about the what, where, when and why of capitalism. We hear from Susan Rose on how wool made England rich. Ben Rogers explains how the English cooked their meat with the help of dogs. We visit Matt Chatfield's farm in Cornwall. Hear how Jeremy Chan, head chef at Ikoyi, cooks mutton and chef Rezaul Haque tells us about the status of mutton in Bengali cuisine today. This show was produced by Lewis Bassett, with music from Forest DLG. Get extra content and support the show on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Dr Susan Rose, the founder of Rose and Bloom Coaching specialising in Leadership and personal development.Prior to launching her company, Susan was a professor at the Henley Business School a role which opened opportunities to working in South East Asia and South Africa where she was asked to spearhead their school in Malaysia. She is also a mum to two children and shares with us her experiences of juggling working abroad as well as being a devoted mum and keeping the house duties in order.  After going through a life-changing personal experience herself, working with women is an area she is extremely passionate about. In this podcast, Susan shares her career story but also some practical advice and takeaways around leadership in the workplace including the different characteristics between male and female leaders, what direction to take when you're looking to become a leader as well as discussing how we can encourage more women into senior positions. Support the show

Noah Maciejewski introduces Susan Rose

“The collaboration between surgeons and interventional radiologists has been at the center of many great advancements in trauma care.” —Jack Sava, MD, FACS, Director of Trauma/burns Program Director, General Surgery, MedStar Washington Hospital CenterIn the audio version of "IR in the ER: The role of interventional radiology on the trauma team"  (IR Quarterly: Fall 2017), author Susan Rose describes how interventional radiologist Arshad A. Khan, MD, FSIR, saved the life of shooting victim Rep. Steve Scalise and the role that interventional radiology continues to play in trauma care. Read the article.Contact us with your ideas and questions, or read more about about interventional radiology in IR Quarterly magazine or SIR's Patient Center.(c) Society of Interventional Radiology.Support the show

Susan Rose of Susan Rose China is a talented artist, who trained at the the Central School of Art and Design in London. Inspired by the beauty of nature which reflects in her work, she discusses her business and vocation in life, coping with Covid and her hopes for the coming Jubilee year. See https://www.susanrosechina.co.uk/ Originally Broadcast 8th Feb on Open4Business on NLive Radio

Many of these things that you and I are talking about are simply initiatives put forward by the chief executive or maybe by a cabinet minister. Something they want to do and rather than something that they're required to do. And it seems to me that that's a rather fragile base on which to build a more effective participatory process, which doesn't give up on the role of technocracy and expertise.Susan Rose-AckermanA full transcript is available at www.democracyparadox.com or a short review of Democracy and Executive Power: Policymaking Accountability in the US, the UK, Germany, and France here.Susan Rose-Ackerman joins the podcast to discuss her new book Democracy and Executive Power: Policymaking Accountability in the US, the UK, Germany, and France. Susan is the Henry R. Luce Professor Emeritus of Law and Political Science at Yale University.Key Highlights IncludeHow have executives handled the pandemicDifferences between the executives of Germany, France, UK and USHow different executives make rules to implement public statutesDescription of deliberative democracy used in France to create environmental policiesIs the administrative state democratic Key LinksDemocracy and Executive Power: Policymaking Accountability in the US, the UK, Germany, and France by Susan Rose-AckermanSusan Rose-Ackerman on WikipediaEPuM Interview with Susan Rose-Ackerman on YouTubeRelated ContentLee Drutman Makes the Case for Multiparty Democracy in AmericaWilliam G. Howell and Terry M. Moe on the PresidencyMore from the PodcastMore InformationDemocracy GroupApes of the State created all MusicEmail the show at jkempf@democracyparadox.comFollow on Twitter @DemParadoxFollow on Instagram @democracyparadoxpodcast100 Books on Democracy

Susan Rose shares her new book, Everyone is good at something. In this book Katie can't seem to do anything right in PE, until the day that the teacher introduces yoga to the class. Then Katie discovers that everyone is good at something! More than just a story, Everybody's Good at Something is a fun and effective yoga practice for kids! IGTV video link https://www.instagram.com/tv/CQ8UZgtDzXz/?utm_medium=copy_link Visit www.susanroseyoga.com for more information on the book, and other kids yoga resources. www.facebook.com/susanroseauthor www.instagram.com/susanroseyoga

Are you interested in writing a kids yoga book? Yes? You need to listen to this episode of the Yoga In My School podcast as Susan Rose, newly published author, shares her experience and insight from diving into the process during the Covid pandemic. Fifteen months later she has published two books with a plan for a series. It's been a learning curve from which you can benefit.Note: There are some audio lags in this recording due to wifi connection during the live interview. Thank you for your patience.Highlights include:1:15 Who is Susan Rose3:05 Inspiration to become an author4:46 Finding an illustrator7:05 Steps to writing a kids yoga picture book9:00 The publishing process12:01 Biggest surprise in writing a kids yoga book17:16 Everybody is Good at Something19:00 How it feels to hold your book in your hands20:30 Essentials of marketing your book23:20 Investment (time & money) to write a book26:47 Advice for new authorsCONNECT with Susanhttps://www.susanroseyoga.com/CONNECT with Yoga In My SchoolWeb https://yogainmyschool.com​Instagram https://www.instagram.com/yogainmysch​...Facebook https://www.facebook.com/YogaInMySchool/​Twitter https://twitter.com/DonnaKFreeman​Pinterest https://www.pinterest.ca/yogainmyschool/​SUBSCRIBE to Yoga In My School podcastfind us on your fave podcast provider - subscribe, rate, comment and shareSupport the show (https://yogainmyschool.com/?p=13405)

Are you interested in writing a kids yoga book? Yes? You need to listen to this episode of the Yoga In My School podcast as Susan Rose, newly published author, shares her experience and insight from diving into the process during the Covid pandemic. Fifteen months later she has published two books with a plan for a series. It's been a learning curve from which you can benefit.Note: There are some audio lags in this recording due to wifi connection during the live interview. Thank you for your patience.Highlights include:1:15 Who is Susan Rose3:05 Inspiration to become an author4:46 Finding an illustrator7:05 Steps to writing a kids yoga picture book9:00 The publishing process12:01 Biggest surprise in writing a kids yoga book17:16 Everybody is Good at Something19:00 How it feels to hold your book in your hands20:30 Essentials of marketing your book23:20 Investment (time & money) to write a book26:47 Advice for new authorsCONNECT with Susanhttps://www.susanroseyoga.com/CONNECT with Yoga In My SchoolWeb https://yogainmyschool.com​Instagram https://www.instagram.com/yogainmysch​...Facebook https://www.facebook.com/YogaInMySchool/​Twitter https://twitter.com/DonnaKFreeman​Pinterest https://www.pinterest.ca/yogainmyschool/​SUBSCRIBE to Yoga In My School podcastfind us on your fave podcast provider - subscribe, rate, comment and shareSupport the show (https://yogainmyschool.com/?p=13405)

This week, Jessica is joined for the second time by author and kids yoga teacher, Susan Rose. Susan just finished up writing her second kids yoga themed children's book, the first of a series chronicling different children's experiences with yoga in PE class. She shares what she's learned between writing her first and second books, offers some advice on how to stay committed to your writing journey through finding community and shares practical ways for teachers to incorporate yoga into their classroom. Listen in now and learn lots!

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Writer of Let's make a rainbow a kids yoga book. She talks about the process of self publishing a book

The Squintress has returned, and we are thrilled to have her back on the podcast!This time, we discussed her extensive experience handling lighting on cruise ships, including how shows are set up and what the wide range of entertainment types and venues on these ships requires.We talked about her work on the Disney Spectacle Of Dancing Lights, how she pushed the Wholehog II system to the absolute limit while programming it, and the solutions she used to solve problems on that and other installations.We also discussed her philosophies on show structure, desk layout, and education, and even got to talk about her TV show In My Shoes, which she hosts with Ronda Smalling!You can lean more about Susan at her website, and watch her Lighting Workshop 101 Martin Learning Session. Thanks for downloading and listening!

Victoria: Hey everyone, it’s Sensei Victoria Whitfield here, your journey partner in business, welcoming you back to episode 146 of the Journeypreneur Podcast. This is your source for channeled holistic stress management techniques, guidance, inspiration and motivation to stay on your path to rapid financial ascension and massive impact as a conscious entrepreneur. So, in this podcast episode, I get the honor and the pleasure of getting to introduce you to an incredible goddess in my life, Susan Rose. You can find her at SusanRose.net and she is a copywriter and email marketing mentor. She also happens to be a member of my Visionary Shaman Circle. So, hello, goddess. Welcome to the podcast! Susan: Thanks for having me here. I'm so excited. Victoria: Let's do it. So, I'm curious. Like, we love each other. We know each of each other's freaking awesome in our businesses. Like we. We got it. We got it. And for those who are listening in, this may be their very first time meeting you. So, if you could, in your own words, describe what it is you do, but especially what are the three things that you're known for? Could you tell us? Susan: I can tell you I help empath entrepreneurs tell their story and make more impact and come by owning who they are and getting visible in the world. I primarily do this to the tactic of email marketing because it is such a powerful tool for nurturing relationships. And so, I'm a big believer in that. And so, it's a great way to tie those two things together. So. Things the people the clients tell me that they kind of my special sauce, right, is that I'm able to explain really complicated technical things and teach people how to take these abstract concepts of learning and in do something with it. So, I did this stuff as I'm really good at that. I'm wonderful at and known for providing the very safe space for people to explore whatever it is, whether it is not knowing how to do something that they feel like they are supposed to know or telling what parts of their story to share or not to share and working through these things that put people in a very vulnerable position. And I'm proud to say that I'm able to provide the space that makes feel safe. And then the third thing is really laser focusing on what the next thing to do is for people, because that's like we have a lot of options right now as entrepreneurs and. Let's just cut to the chase. Help you figure out what it is and may or may not be what I'm offering, whatever the right thing for you. That's what I'm aiming for. Victoria: I love it. I love it. What a blessing. You know, one of the hardest things is for us empath entrepreneurs are being able to cut to the chase and get to have that laser focus in a safe container. So that's so fabulous. Susan: Yeah, I think it's hard because when it doesn't feel safe, I mean, I think that's when people are then floating around and there's a lot of stuff out there that isn't wasn't safe for me floating around out there. Victoria: So, look, I know there are things out there that have inspired you to go into the work to do the same way for me. There’re things that I've encountered that inspired me to become the world's first Business Reiki Master, to create the Visionary Shaman Circle. So, I'm curious, like, did something happen or did you like that caused you to decide? Like, right, I'm going into this. I'm creating SusanRose.net then becoming a copywriter and email marketing mentor, like, this is the thing - like what happened that inspired you to start your business in the first place. Could you tell us? Susan: Yeah, well, so I've been in business for 20 years. So, what inspired that is not what inspired me to be where I am in this moment. So that inspiration was just wanting to do really interesting work, good work for good people and be in business with my sister. And that kind of started to be on the entrepreneurial path. But after our partnership years ago, as I was doing freelance writing and working with a variety of people, I ended up in a coaching program to help me with my business as we do right. That's where we are. And it was the wrong step for me. It was not as a as empathic person, which I was not identifying as at the time, which can be a danger. I started working with somebody and this was a very, very, very high-ticket program, working with somebody that had a very masculine kind of marketing approach. And so, from basically the moment I got into that program, I did not have seen I did not hear. My coach was like nothing I did was right. And I needed to change everything. And it was incredibly painful. And I felt just like I had regressed back into my childhood with stuff that I thought I had dealt with. Now, meanwhile, all the time I'm doing this, I'm giving this person a lot of money and I'm not seeing any results from it. I'm feeling very powerless. And that's not all that coaches. That was the support that I needed to go on and do, but that was the inspiration. So, when I came out of that a year or so after that, when I was able to have digested and work through it, I'm like, I don't want other people who are like me who are highly sensitive to me. At the time I called myself an introvert. That's how I am. I am part of a now realized basically the same thing all but I wanted a quick result. This person promised a quick result, which I also know isn't true because I've owned multiple businesses over 20 years. So, there's a lot going on there. And I didn't want other people like me because the other people who are like me in that program, we're also not succeeding. And it was very clear the people who led with power and beautiful people. But if that was how they led, then they did really well. But those of us who were more sensitive and empathic totally floundered and did not get any results. -Let's talk about it!Feel like you’ve got a Money Block stopping or slowing your business growth? Need help clearing that block, so that you can get your next-level abundance breakthrough?  Take the assessment at http://www.victoriawhitfield.com/quiz to find out, and apply for a Breakthrough Call with me!

When two word ninjas get together to talk about the power of words you want to listen. Susan joins Kim on the show to talk about email marketing and how you can use it to gain authority and more clientele. Topics range from the type of emails to send, to the words you use and the mindset behind it. Susan Rose helps entrepreneurs increase their impact and income by helping them connect with their audience in a way that increases engagement and builds loyalty; increase visibility and become a recognized expert easily and comfortably; and create more impact and income by strategically positioning themselves as a leader. The primary tactic by which she does this is email marketing. Susan created the Visibility Incubator to help entrepreneurs fall in love with sharing their story, Monetize Your Email to help them nurture relationships, and the Kicka$$ Content Planner to help them get that story out in the world. You can find her on Facebook: @SusanRoseWriter and LinkedIn: @susanrose001. To get the free resource mentioned in the show go to www.SusanRose.net/warm-welcome   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

When two word ninjas get together to talk about the power of words you want to listen. Susan joins Kim on the show to talk about email marketing and how you can use it to gain authority and more clientele. Topics range from the type of emails to send, to the words you use and the mindset behind it. Susan Rose helps entrepreneurs increase their impact and income by helping them connect with their audience in a way that increases engagement and builds loyalty; increase visibility and become a recognized expert easily and comfortably; and create more impact and income by strategically positioning themselves as a leader. The primary tactic by which she does this is email marketing. Susan created the Visibility Incubator to help entrepreneurs fall in love with sharing their story, Monetize Your Email to help them nurture relationships, and the Kicka$$ Content Planner to help them get that story out in the world. You can find her on Facebook: @SusanRoseWriter and LinkedIn: @susanrose001. To get the free resource mentioned in the show go to www.SusanRose.net/warm-welcome   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode Susan talks to us about the benefits of yoga in schools and specifically physical education. She also introduces her new children's book Let's Make A Rainbow. You can find the book and more about Susan here https://www.susanroseyoga.com

Nashville is the place to go when you want to become a country music star, but when Susan Rose got there, she found her life’s work waiting for her. She knows how to take advantage of an opportunity – not only did she become a professional musician, she had the opportunity to learn to program the original Wholehog. That experience quickly led her to programming on tours, becoming a designer in her own right, and expanding into corporate events, cruise ships, and amusement park spectaculars.Susan’s expertise on Wholehog and Wholehog II resulted in her becoming a trainer and creating the well-loved Whole Hog II Quick Reference guide, and led her to a long-time position working with the great Jeff Ravitz as the touring lighting director for Ringo Starr & His All-Starr Band. We had a chance to discuss that show, her design for the evening lighting of the Wildwood Tree in Wildwood Grove at Dollywood, as well as Country Tonight, a revue she recently designed in her home base of Pigeon Forge, Tennessee.Visit Susan’s website Susan Rose Music, and come back for Part 2 of our interview with Susan on the next episode!

Susan Rose is a Certified YogaKids Teacher, and an E-500 and RCYT through Yoga Alliance. She has taught dance, gymnastics and yoga to children for over 40 years. She has an MA in Physical Education and taught PE for 17 years. Susan has wonderful insight into how and why PE teachers can integrate yoga into their classes. Susan is also the author of the upcoming children's kids yoga book "Let's Make a Rainbow" due out this year. She talks through step by step how she self-published. Listen in now!

Susan Rose speaks with Gregory Watson, Hearing Care Practitioner from Beltone of WNY about hearing health issues and solutions.  Beltone of WNY - your partners in hearing health and happiness.  For more information visit: https://www.beltonewny.com/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We’ve never done an episode like this before...Susan Rose has something very special to share...#RiseandGrind

Christina is with Susan Rose whose passion and business is the creation of beautiful bone china items. They discuss why and how understanding what you are good at and having the right people around you can positively impact on your business along with how Susan Rose China began as a hobby business and successfully scaled. Susan shares both her journey and great advice on how to take your passion from a hobby business to one that’s significant within its niche market. Sign Up For Jessens' Webinar Here: https://bit.ly/jessenct KEY TAKEAWAYS Bone china is a niche market but it’s vital that English bone china makers are able to continue to share their skills creating beautiful items. I’m passionate about English bone china and it’s important that want people to know about its quality and environmental positives. As we have grown our market has changed from 80% retail and 20% corporate to 20% retail and 80% corporate. There was a switch from it being a hobby business to a business that was scaling and growing. Every business requires extremely hard work and everyone makes mistakes but try to use those situations as opportunities. Ask yourself what can I do better, what can I change? It’s not about the situation it’s how you respond to it, learn from it and use the opportunities. It’s important to understand that if someone else can do it you can too. We recently moved all our work to Stoke and this changed the business because we are now central to expertise and skills in bone china production. It’s important to have the right people around you. My hard work and passion has brought me into contact with people who have wanted to help me. BEST MOMENTS ‘Bone china is an environmentally sound gift to give someone because it’s designed to last’ ‘I’ve met amazing people along the way who’ve helped me so I’m eager to give back to others’ ‘Through hard work, I got my foot in the door’ VALUABLE RESOURCES Christina Talks Podcast Susan Rose China Susan Rose China Instagram ABOUT THE HOST Christina has been working with SME’s since 2013 to launch, develop and perfect their online presence. In 2019 Christina made the move from employee to business owner of a successful digital marketing agency focused on educating business owners in the use of social media. Christina is driven by the fact that in today’s world, it doesn’t matter how big or small your marketing budget is, you can be a major player. For small businesses, the tools are just as accessible – you just need to know how to use them! LinkedIn Twitter WebsiteSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Susan Rose // Global FemCity Member and Copywriter, content strategist, mentor. Our featured guest Susan Rose joins FemCity Founder + CEO Violette de Ayala and teaches us all about email copy, the importance of this powerful marketing channel, and how it relates to our sales. Don’t miss this jam packed interview!  About Our Guest //Susan Rose helps women entrepreneurs increase their impact and income by: helping them connect with their audience in a way that increases engagement and builds loyalty; increase visibility and become a recognized expert easily and comfortably; and create more impact and income by strategically positioning themselves as a leader.  She created the Visibility Incubator to help women fall in love with sharing their story, and the Kicka$$ Content Planner to help them get that story out in the world. You can find her on Facebook: @SusanRoseWriter and LinkedIn: @susanrose001. If you want more sales from your email list, a great welcome sequence is key. The welcome email sequence is one of the most valuable parts of your email marketing, and something many small businesses don’t do. Until now. I’m hosting a 5-day Welcome Sequence challenge and I want you to join us. Sign up for updates: https://bit.ly/pleaseaddme   About FemCity // FemCity is a members only networking community created exclusively for women founded by Violette de Ayala. With over 100 local communities, online classes and global connectivity, FemCity is more than just a networking group. Programs infuse purpose, intention, positivity with an immense focus on diversity and gratitude. FemCity has been seen in Gilt, Vogue, AP News, Entrepreneur, Forbes, and MarieClaire. Learn why FemCity is more than just a women’s networking group at www.femcity.com and on all social platforms @FemCity About Violette de Ayala // Violette de Ayala is the Founder and CEO of FemCity, a women's networking organization that infuses gratitude, positivity, purpose and soul through local gatherings, virtual networking and online connectivity. Violette is a spiritual self-help international best seller and the author of "The Self-Guided Guru, Life Lessons for the Everyday Human". She is also a motivational speaker, business advisor, investor and entrepreneur. Violette's been quoted in Forbes, Success, Entrepreneur, Fast Company and CNBC as a business expert. She has been seen in Parade, US News and World Reports, MarieClaire, BareMinerals "Women we love", People and InStyle publications and campaigns. FemCity has been seen in AP, Vogue, Gilt, Fast Company.  Connect with her on IG, FB, Twitter : @violettedeayala

Lighting Director/Programmer for Ringo Starr Susan is no stranger to the music business. When she made her debut appearance on stage at the age of 14, little did she know she was not only opening up her career path of being a country music singer but it would also eventually lead her to a successful career as a lighting designer and programmer. Being true to the Gemini description, this 5' 2" red-headed, blue-eyed songstress had another side to her that continued to grow over the years. Susan’s love of entertainment combined with her natural technical curiosity led her to learn more about the “other side” of show production. She graduated from Full Sail University, where she learned the technical side of the business. This education opened doors to an alternate career path that has led her to be a successful lighting designer/director/programmer, touring with various major artists such as Ringo Starr and his All Starr Band (2003 to present), Louise Mandrell, John Berry, Hank Willliams Jr. and many others, as well as working on numerous television shows (Stellar Awards, Dove Awards, Trumpet Awards, Freddy Awards, Black Music Honors, Kansas DVD and numerous TV specials), theme parks (Disney, Dollywood, Sea World and Nickelodeon), cruise ships, theaters and concerts. Her self-penned “Whole Hog Quick Reference Guide” has become an industry standard globally in teaching console programming. Her musical background allows her to naturally “feel” the music, therefore making people “see” the music. She always says it is like performing, just from the other side. Though she has a passion for lighting, the music is still in her blood and will never die out. Her dream is to take her experiences from the past 24 years and express them to you in her music.

Welcome to the new Susan Rose Coaching Podcast where you can hear quick episodes from Coach Susan to help keep you focused and driven! Thanks for listening! If you want more, be sure to SUBSCRIBE!

Rowdy Ronda on the road with Susan Rose

Designer Studio at NAMMLIVE, a live taping of the PLSN LD-At-Large podcast with Susan Rose, Chris Lisle and Rob Koenig. A Little Bit Country, A little bit Rock n Roll: Blurring the lines between Rock n Roll touring and Country Touring. Things we discussed Discussion: Country Touring No Haze Tours Chicken Wings Festival Rigs Nepotism Touring Family Punting festival lighting Business of Rock n Roll

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Episode 80 Discovery calls...They are the lifeblood of a consultancy's business.  Without them, we wouldn't have clients to help.  Today, my friend Susan Rose from Rosebud Communications gives us the goods on how to get more of these essential conversations in our businesses. Tune in now! Important Links: Susan's Cheat Sheet:  http://susanrose.net/content-creation-cheat-sheet   Lora's Yeti Blue Mic click HERE For Lora's Dragon Pad pop filter click HERE For Lora's Sound Shield click HERE   Learn Instagram and Canva easily and affordably, visit:  https://lorashipman.com/courses/    Check out Lora's Blog:  https://lorashipman.com/blog/   Connect with Lora on the Socials: Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/lora_shipman/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LoraShipmanOfficial/ YouTube Click HERE

Episode 71 Sometimes feeding the "content beast" can be overwhelming and a lot of work!  In today's episode, I interview Susan Rose of Rosebud Communications where she takes us through the steps and the tools she uses to create lots of content. Important Links: Free Gift From Susan:  Text: CONTENTEDIT to 44222 Keywords Everywhere:  https://keywordseverywhere.com Grammarly:  http://www.kqzyfj.com/click-8984641-12218191  Lora's Yeti Blue Mic click HERE For Lora's Dragon Pad pop filter click HERE For Lora's Sound Shield click HERE Learn Instagram and Canva easily and affordably, visit:  https://lorashipman.com/courses/  Check out Lora's Blog:  https://lorashipman.com/blog/   Connect with Lora on the Socials: Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/lora_shipman/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LoraShipmanOfficial/ YouTube Click HERE

Susan Rose talks with Kevin O’Connell, Chief of Community Connections at Catholic Health as he salutes the great doctors of the Catholic Health system and also talks about the pride they take in their Orthopedic and Spine care.  You’ll be getting the very best care in the region from a team that is second to none.  Check out what CHS has to offer, visit their website at https://www.chsbuffalo.org

Susan Rose talks with Kevin O’Connell, Chief of Community Connections at Catholic Health and he wants you to know, when it comes to stroke, Catholic Health is very proud to say they have the only board certified stroke center in Buffalo and that’s over at Mercy Hospital.  For more lifesaving information, visit their website at https://www.chsbuffalo.org

The discussion between Matthew and Susan touches on how Susan got interested in corruption – by experiences made within the US -, how her scope of interest has expanded, and why her seminal book was not an immediate success. Susan points to the experimental field work by Benjamin Olken and the creative approach to measuring corruption by Ray Fisman. Susan and Matthew discuss the differences between the Principal Agent Theory of corruption and the prominent critique arguing that corruption is rather a collective action problem (see episode Episode 5 of KickBack, https://soundcloud.com/kickback-gap/5-episode-bo-rothstein). Picks of the podcast: The picks by Susan are: - the theoretical work on public choice by Nobel laureate Amartya Sen. - George Washington Plunkitt a Tammany Hall political boss in New York City and his famous speech from 1905 on honest and dishonest graft. - The work by John Gardiner on Town X

Susan Rose talks with Kevin O’Connell, Chief of Community Connections at Catholic Health.  He reminds Western New York it’s still flu season so if you haven’t already, please get your flu shot.  And it’s all about quality, it’s all about care at the five Catholic Health Care Campuses and facilities.     

Susan Rose talks with Kathy Sautter from Tops Friendly Markets about the high demand for healthy eating, organic eating, and plant based eating for overall heart health.        

Susan Rose talks with Connor Knapp, CEO of Sterling Heart Care in Amherst about a new option for heart patients called ECP therapy.     

Susan Rose talks with Kevin O’Connell about The Leapfrog Group.  A big data company designed to help consumers make better health care choices and their high ratings for the five Catholic Health Family of Hospitals.     

Susan Rose talks with Dr. Neil Dashkoff, medical director of the Cardiac Catheterization, at Niagara Falls Memorial medical Center It is the first and only Cardiac Cath Lab in Niagara County.

Email: : roads2wellness@gmail.com Website: heartofwell-being.ca Headshot: ¬¬¬Title & Brief Introduction for Show Description: Decluttering, downsizing and divesting: Learn from holistic wellness and business coach Susan Rose why it’s difficult to get out from under the albatross of stuff and how to make it easier through energy techniques that release anxiety and help create momentum.

Email: : roads2wellness@gmail.comWebsite: heartofwell-being.ca Headshot: ¬¬¬Title & Brief Introduction for Show Description: Decluttering, downsizing and divesting: Learn from holistic wellness and business coach Susan Rose why it's difficult to get out from under the albatross of stuff and how to make it easier through energy techniques that release anxiety and help create momentum.

Susan Rose speaks with Paula Venne, Medicare Advantage Benefit Consultant with Blue Cross Blue Shield of Western New York. She’ll discuss why choosing the right plan before the December 7th deadline is important for seniors!

http://smlr.us Downloads: Unedited Video: http://youtu.be/hqE7Eem9LV8 Show 289 An Interview with the staff of Ohio Linux Fest 2018 with Beth Lynn Eicher, Susan Rose, Vance Kochenderfer, and Rafeeq Rehman. The Ohio Linux Fest is October 12, 13 2018 https://www.ohiolinux.org/   Recording from the Lawrence Technology Studios Contact Us: show (at) smlr.us or the Contact us page

Does any of this sound like you? You don't bounce out of bed every morning excited to tackle the day Have you lost touch with what truly makes you happy? Or you have forgotten what it means to be happy Maybe you're just settling and not going after the life you want Today, I have a fascinating interview for you with Susan Rose of GustyHappiness.com.  She takes us through her Intentional Joy System which is made up of 5 steps to help you gain control over your happiness. Tune into Episode 32 right now!   Important Links: The Intentional Joy Workshop (it's free): http://gutsyhappiness.com/JoyWorkshop Social links: instagram: @gutsycoach Facebook: @gutsyhappiness Twitter: @GutsyHappiness LinkedIn: @susanrose002 YouTube:  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvL8PAsBHp69QKKI5dRgrDA    

If you’re ready to swipe left on swiping left, are done with the ‘looks nothing like their profile pic’ drama, or are perpetually convinced you’ll be #foreveralone, don’t despair. Susan Rose & Associates are a NYC matchmaking company that are here to help you find love in the modern age. This week Susan Rose & Julie Lilien bring their unique therapy and matchmaking perspectives to the fullest podcast. It’s time to break up with your old relationship patterns and build a healthy, loving connection with yourself and your future love.

This week on Flashpoint: Host and KYW Community Affairs reporter Cherri Gregg asks the burning questions about modern day motherhood. Recent video of Duchess Kate Middleton wearing heels, stockings and a dress while holding her newborn hours after giving birth caused reaction from mothers around the world. Is there pressure on moms to do it all and look great while making it happen? Temple Professors Judith Levine, stay at home mom and Mom's Club past president Amanda Parashir and working mom and newsmaker Myia Hurst weigh in on the phenomenom of modern day momming. Also, Fatima and Nassir Faruq made headlines when the mother son duo attend prom together. Why he asked- why she said yes and the reaction they received. Finally, Susan Rose, founder of Mothers Matter, discusses why she founded the South Jersey-based non-profit and explains how the work they do helps mothers dealing with tough times. Flashpoint airs every Saturday at 9:30pm and Sunday at 8:30am on KYW Newsradio 1060AM. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Live Love Thrive is a women's Empowerment hour featuring women who are doing amazing work in the world to inspire others to do the same. Producer 360 Karma's ideology is about women helping women so as to catapult females into more positions of influence

Shane Hastie, Lead Editor in the Culture & Methods area, spoke to Susan Rose and Aileen Palmer of Grandview Prep about their experiences using Scrum in their school environment. Why listen to this podcast: • Taking on Agile & Scrum as a way to get things happening more effectively in the school • Agile/Scrum is a natural fit for the education environment • These are skills which students will take with them and are crucial to success in the 21st century workplace • Not imposed as a mandate, rather adoption has been a voluntary pull approach • The importance of all stakeholders buying in to the change, and acknowledging the need for improvement You can also subscribe to the InfoQ newsletter to receive weekly updates on the hottest topics from professional software development. bit.ly/24x3IVq Subscribe: www.youtube.com/infoq Like InfoQ on Facebook: bit.ly/2jmlyG8 Follow on Twitter: twitter.com/InfoQ Follow on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/infoq

This podcast features an interview with two educators from Grandview Prep in Boca Raton, FL. Aileen Palmer and Susan Rose have been working with the Scrum Alliance, John Miller and Mike Vizdos to help the school implement Scrum for both the students and school administration. The interview explains how Scrum got started at Grandview, the impact it has had on the students, as well as the benefits and challenges they’ve experienced along the way. Show Notes 01:16 Interview Begins 02:01 How Grandview Prep got interested in Scrum 04:59 Agile can be a lot easier for kids than adults 05:52 How Scrum has changed the way the students at Grandview collaborate 06:32 How the kids self-organize to make sure everyone is participating in the work 06:59 How teaching Scrum to a junior in high school impacts their ability to get work done and prepare for college 07:54 How visualizing the work is helping the students understand how to break work down into manageable pieces 08:35 Teaching students and teachers about how to break down the work and plan things out 10:20 Differences between how 1st graders and older kids are using Scrum at Grandview 11:17 The hardest parts of getting started with Scrum in school 13:17 Sometimes the transparency and seeing how much you have to do is overwhelming for adults 14:03 The struggle between Trello and Post-its 14:59 Student rankings and grading at Grandview - and how it has been impacted by Scrum 17:14 How using Scrum has improved the students and teachers ability to give and receive feedback 17:45 The reaction from parents/stakeholders to the introduction of Scrum at Grandview Prep 20:28 What Scrum means for the quiet kids who like to sit back and let others lead and drive the work 21:30 How will Grandview measure success to determine if/how Scrum is helping 22:33 The support Grandview Prep received from the Scrum Alliance 23:14 Advice for educators who are interested in learning more or trying to implement it at their school 24:39 How to get in touch with Susan and Aileen to learn more about Scrum at Grandview Prep 26:10 Wrap up 26:48 Podcast End For more information: Grandview Prep Info and Contacts http://Grandviewprep.net Aileen Palmer apalmer@Grandviewprep.net Susan Rose srose@Grandviewprep.net Scrum Alliance Info and Contacts Scrum Alliance https://www.scrumalliance.org/ John Miller agileclassrooms@gmail.com Mike Vizdos http://www.michaelvizdos.com/ Heather Leigh hleigh@scrumalliance.org

Susan Rose and Vance Kochenderfer join us once again to talk about what is in store for this year's Ohio Linuxfest in Columbus, OH! Chilla is curious about the new Blue Raspberry portable microphone. But is it worth the $200 price tag? Sorg is happy for the Plex Cloud. It could have saved his Plex drive failure. Doug passes along the amazing Feild Trip to Mars project! John passes along a new chatboard app called Candid. Sorg tried AltSpaceVR for the Virtual Reality Presidential Debate party...for a moment... Should Disney buy Twitter? Eat at Slice on Broadway if you are in the Pittsburgh area! It is Awesome! (sliceonbroadway.com) Follow these awesome people on Twitter: Susan Rose and Vance Kochenderfer (@ohiolinux), John Chichilla (@chilla, ChillaTech.net) and Mike Sorg (@Sorgatron, SorgatronMedia.com). Thanks to our Awesome Patreon @MikeFedorShow! You can support the show too at Patreon.com/awesomecast ! Also, check out sorgatronmedia.com and awesomecast.net for more entertainment; and view us live streaming Tuesdays at 7 PM EST at live.sorgatronmedia.com! Show Notes http://bit.ly/2diJ1UK

Remember women's commissions? There was a time when such groups were appointed internationally, nationally, and even locally, to study the status of women and the progress being made in gender equality. But when was the last time you heard of one? What is the status of women's commissions, both internationally and in the US? What are they, why are they important, what is the history of them? And why are the US commissions struggling when the international one is strong? What is CEDAW and why should we care about it? One woman knows about commissions and it turns out they are still out there workig to examine issues that affect women. From child care to equal pay, from property rights to human rights, these associations have been working since the 1960's to illuminate and resolve social problems affecting women. But they are not as strong a presence as they have been.  Susan Rose, with more than 30 years' experience in public administartion, education and community activism, has been committed to the advancement of women, workplace issues and civil rights. Join us as we talk about women's commissions and what they are doing today.

Vance Kochenderfer and Susan Rose to tell us about Ohio Linux Fest 2015! What is the state of open source software on devices, internet of things, and computers, what are some of the great talks coming to the conference, why should you be considering using Linux and more! Eat at Slice on Broadway if you are in the Pittsburgh area! It is Awesome! (sliceonbroadway.com) Help out the show with a donation! Become our boss! Go to patreon.com/awesomecast Also, check out sorgatronmedia.com and awesomecast.com for more entertainment. Follow Michael Sorg (@sorgatron) and @AwesomeCast for updates and live streams of our interviews! Subscribe on Spreaker, iTunes, and Youtube!

This week on Awesomecast 267, we talk awesome things in technology, including: Vance Kochenderfer and Susan Rose to tell us about Ohio Linux Fest 2015! Check out our interview on Awesome Chat! Chilla discusses some options for wireless charging on the iPhone 6S http://9to5mac.com/2015/09/22/spigen-iphone-6s-6s-plus-cases/ Sorg discusses the Start up Weekend Civic Pittsburgh event Susan talks about the usefulness of Facebook Video Calling https://www.facebook.com/help/439078162792430/ Doug sends us info about the Facebook Like Button tracking you across the internet. http://www.technologyreview.com/news/541351/facebooks-like-buttons-will-soon-track-your-web-browsing-to-target-ads/ Matt got us going on the idea of a 6 Pack of Tablets with the new $50 Amazon Kindle Fire tablets. Microsoft is using Linux in the Azure Cloud, and release Office 2016 After the show remember to: Eat at Slice on Broadway if you are in the Pittsburgh area! It is Awesome! (sliceonbroadway.com) Follow these awesome people on Twitter: John Chichilla (@chilla), and Mike Sorg (@sorgatron). Thanks to our Awesome Patreon @ThistleSea! And, be sure to check them out at thistlesea.com. You can support the show too at Patreon.com/awesomecast ! Also, check out sorgatronmedia.com and awesomecast.net for more entertainment; and view us livestreaming Tuesdays around 6:30 PM EST!

Episode 9 of "AJC Live" focused on the 14th Annual Westchester Jewish Film Festival opening that night at the Jacob Burns Film Center (JBFC) in Pleasantville. AJC Westchester/Fairfield Director Scott Richman had 4 guests in the studio with him: Steve Apkon, JBFC Founder and former Director; Karen Goodman, JBFC Programmer of the Jewish Film Festival; Susan Rose and Liz Schonfeld, AJC Westchester/Fairfield Jewish Film Festival Co-Chairs. This show aired on Wednesday, April 8, 2015 from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. on WVOX 1460 AM and was streamed live on www.wvox.com.