Podcasts about taisha

Jorge Castillo, jesuita en Roma, analiza la elección de León XIV como nuevo Papa y lo que representa para el futuro de la Iglesia. Jofre Zavala, pediatra de Morona Santiago, cuenta lo vivido en su brigada médica en Taisha y alerta sobre un posible brote vinculado a la colación escolar. Ricardo Vanegas critica la alianza entre PK y ADN, y advierte sobre el poder concentrado en la nueva Asamblea. #CaféLaPosta

NotiMundo Estelar - Wilson Cabrera, Niños fallecidos por leptospirosis en Taisha by FM Mundo 98.1

Alfredo Serrano, del PSC, comenta sobre la posible alianza con ADN en la Asamblea, su relación con RC y los planes del partido. Carlos de Tomaso analiza el proceso constituyente propuesto por el Gobierno. #CaféLaPosta

Andrés Quishpe, de la UNE, aborda los reclamos del magisterio en el Día del Trabajador y los detalles de lamarcha. Esteban Ortiz, médico investigador, analiza los casos de tos ferina, fiebre amarilla y las muertes de niños en Taisha por causas aún desconocidas. #CaféLaPosta

Do you think your ex is probably a narcissist? Do you worry that your boss is gaslighting you? In recent years, these words and others have entered the vocabularies of millions of Americans. Dr. Taisha Caldwell-Harvey, PhD, and Dr. Erin Parks, PhD, discuss the rise of “therapy speak,” what psychologists and other mental health professionals think about it, and how it's changing the way many of us think about our friends, our family, our relationships and ourselves. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Kasuga Taisha Shrine is part of the Historic Monuments of Ancient Nara UNESCO site in Japan. Every day, monks chant the morning prayer (chōhai) in the Naoraiden (Ceremony Hall) and the public is welcome to observe.  This recording was made on 13 December, 2024 and captures part of the prayer. There were 5 monks and 7 of us in the public area. I was the only western person. In the recording, you can hear the chant as well as sounds from the other attendees. UNESCO listing: Historic Momuments of Ancient Nara - Kasuga-Taisha Shrine Recorded by Lisa Germany. ——————— This sound is part of the Sonic Heritage project, exploring the sounds of the world's most famous sights. Find out more and explore the whole project: https://www.citiesandmemory.com/heritage

Work With Our Team 1:1 HERE https://bit.ly/ERFcoaching Join The Clubhouse HERE https://bit.ly/erfclubhouse Download Free Weekly Workout Program HERE https://bit.ly/weeklyworkoutserf FREE Calorie Calculator HERE https://bit.ly/erfcalorie-calculator 20% Off Legion Athletic Supplements Code “ERIC” HERE https://bit.ly/3lrMpp7 Youtube Channel https://www.youtube.com/@ericrobertsfitness In this episode I speak with our Clubhouse member Taisha, who is currently pregnant (yay!). She talks about what she is doing, physically and mentally, to stay healthy & active during this time! I hope you enjoy the podcast and if you do please feel free to leave a 5 star rating and review! -E

“Que es la que hay PR”. Conversamos con Taisha Liz, nos cuenta la historia que la llevo a crear Nail's by Tai Tai. Nos consigues por FB / IG: CC2 pr YouTube: CC2 pr Spotify / Anchor : Que es la que hay PR https://www.cc2creativepr.com/talleres-emprendedores @cc2pr #emprender #emprendimiento #photooftheday #photographer #color #lowlights #model #profesional #2creative #business #businessman #accountant #writer #filmaker #video #editor #creators#photographer #photooftheday #puertorico #cc2pr #model #style #te #creative #2creative #puertorico #photography #quality #modamujer #moda #picofday #podcast --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cc2-llc/support

ShownotesOn The Elephant in the Room podcast it has been my endeavour to spotlight leaders from the global majority. I recently had the privilege to speak with Taisha Nurse, Global Senior Director, Diversity Equity and Inclusion at McDermott. As a senior HR practitioner she has been responsible for building Centre's of Excellence across multiple geographies before moving to her current role in 2020. A role she loves the most and believes that her various experiences have prepared her to navigate the web of challenges and opportunities she faces in the course of her work.The focus of the conversation was on an industry well known for its lack of diversity, and to her her views a female leader on all things DEIB/A. We covered many interesting topics including

Multi award winning singer and composer Taisha Tari spoke with Cate Prestidge about her journey into music, her career highlights, exploring her whakapapa and her new show Woven, which will debut at the Hamilton Arts Festival.

"Taisha Estrada y cómo se convirtió en frontwoman del art rock" - Para este episodio nos acompañó una chica oriunda de Carolina y radicada en el área de Washington DC desde hace un tiempo, donde se dedica a hacer música. Taisha Estrada estudiaba jazz en la George Mason University cuando en el 2019 y tras responder a un anuncio de Craigslist, se unió a la banda de art rock Outerloop. Desde entonces se desempeña como la frontwoman y tambien compositora de la banda, que espean completar su segundo EP para el 2024.Instagram: @outerloopbandSupport the show¡Síguenos!www.gentedelencanto.comFacebook: @gentedelencantoInstagram: @gentedelencantoYouTube: Gente del Encanto Nos ayudas a mejorar si participas de esta breve encuesta.Si te gustó este episodio, por favor déjanos review en Apple Podcasts/iTunes. ¿Interesad@ en auspiciar/colaborar con nosotros? Escríbenos a gentedelencanto@gmail.com Música por: José Eduardo Santana y Daniel Díaz¡Gracias por escuchar! ¡Suscríbete y compártelo!

In this episode, Taisha Nurse, Senior Director of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion at McDermott, explains the power of understanding your catalytic nature and then developing the skills and persistence to drive change in some of the most challenging change initiatives that intersect with people's identity. Having persistence allows us to navigate the impatience we can feel about the change not happening as fast as we want. Persistence requires us troubleshooting the cultural implications of change all the way down to the individual buy-in. Original music by ⁠Lynz Floren⁠.

E194: mailto:needssomeintroduction@gmail.com Shauna and the cult members needs to consult Misty on proper kidnapping and evidence disposal techniques. Taisha finally makes that grim discovery about that extra square footage in her basement. Plus: Swarm, Daisy Jones, The Shrinking season Finale and Class of 07 and School Spirits.    

Ex-Cessationist Greg Locke shares the story of how deliverance and miracles broke out in his church. Are we really seeing a deliverance revival in the body of Christ, and if so, what does that look like?    www.Isaiahsaldivar.com    SHOW NOTES    "People need to understand that we are the 29th chapter of the book of ACTS!" -Greg Locke   Pastor Greg Locke is the Founding and Lead Pastor of Global Vision Bible Church in Mount Juliet, Tennessee, just outside Nashville. The social media firebrand is the author of the #1 Bestselling Spiritual Warfare Series and is the host of On Point with Pastor Greg Locke. He has a Bachelor's Degree in Biblical Studies, a Master's Degree in Revival History, and is a popular revivalist and speaker in churches and political circles alike. The Lord has blessed him with one of the largest social media platforms in the nation, and Global Vision has the most broad-reaching livestream ministry in the world. While raising six kids of their own, Pastor Locke and his wife Taisha work hand in hand in the ministry and have a heart to reach those who are broken and have been forgotten by the Church.   Featured Guests: Greg Locke Ministry Site: https://pastorlocke.com/   Connect With Isaiah Saldivar, the Host of Revival Lifestyle Podcast   www.Isaiahsaldivar.com www.Instagram.com/Isaiahsaldivar www.Facebook.com/Isaiahsaldivar www.youtube.com/Isaiahsaldivar   To sow  www.Isaiahsaldivar.com/partner 

When you sit at the intersection of two identities being able to hold both your reality and see the changes that need to be made are essential. Today we'll hear how Violeta Donowa, a second-generation Panamanian and African American social worker in Detroit, navigates blackness in latinidad and discusses why she feels therapy is a tool none of us should leave unexplored. Episode transcript: https://share.descript.com/view/bDSOxRvf1pg Get in touch: I'll ask a question at the end of each episode and if you'd love to discuss it further you can reach me at Taisha.cameron@gmail.com OR comment on the IG post for this episode @spanishsinpena Connect with Spanish Sin Pena: Website: Spanish Sin Pena IG: @spanishsinpena

We each have ways of learning that feel the most natural and areas of interest that easily catch our attention and spike our curiosity. Join me, Taisha Cameron creator of this new season of Spanish Sin Pena, as I'm interviewed by founder Wendy Ramirez sobre mi historia, about my story, and how using my skills as an actor, a storyteller, can help me find my voice en español. Episode transcript: https://share.descript.com/view/Vuw3mdk2XwH Get in touch: I'll ask a question at the end of each episode and if you'd love to discuss it further you can reach me at Taisha.cameron@gmail.com OR comment on the IG post for this episode @spanishsinpena Connect with Spanish Sin Pena: Website: Spanish Sin Pena IG: @spanishsinpena

Every family has a story of why a language or customs may have stopped being passed down to the next generation. And there are those who feel compelled to reignite that connection. In the story of our guest today, Carmen Blanco a social justice advocate, we'll hear about a Nicaraguan father's wishes for his daughter to thrive in a new land with the language that would help her the best. And how now she is at a point in her life to finally learn the language left behind and make it stick. Episode transcript: https://share.descript.com/view/ldJY7g9URrX Get in touch: I'll ask a question at the end of each episode and if you'd love to discuss it further you can reach me at Taisha.cameron@gmail.com OR comment on the IG post for this episode @spanishsinpena Connect with Spanish Sin Pena: Website: Spanish Sin Pena IG: @spanishsinpena

Every parent wants to keep their child safe. Some families' eradication of a language or cultural practices evolves from a deep desire to ensure the safety of their loved ones. In today's episode, we'll talk to Chloe Bostian, a visual effects artist and food blogger, who feared as a young child that Spanish was not something to speak out loud (unless you were angry) and you don't talk about Cuba. We'll see how she's unpacking all those feelings and finding ways to connect to her Cuban heritage, sin miedo, without fear. Episode transcript: https://share.descript.com/view/50erBwpaAly Get in touch: I'll ask a question at the end of each episode and if you'd love to discuss it further you can reach me at Taisha.cameron@gmail.com OR comment on the IG post for this episode @spanishsinpena Connect with Chloe: Website: Can Chloe Cook? - Just learnin about culture through food Instagram: Can Chloe Cook? (@can.chloe.cook) • Instagram photos and videos YouTube: Can Chloe Cook? - YouTube Connect with Spanish Sin Pena: Website: Spanish Sin Pena IG: @spanishsinpena

Making sure you're understood and can communicate with those you love is super important. And if your parents come from different cultures, speaking different languages, it can make communication with the extended family difficult. It's one of the reasons why today's guest, Lydia Villalba a seventh-grade English teacher, had a pause put on learning Spanish at home. Now she's working to reclaim that lost language so she can advocate for her students and cross that bridge to more fluent communication with her Paraguayan familia. Episode transcript: https://share.descript.com/view/pvJyljRiet0 Get in touch: I'll ask a question at the end of each episode and if you'd love to discuss it further you can reach me at Taisha.cameron@gmail.com OR comment on the IG post for this episode @spanishsinpena Connect with Spanish Sin Pena: Website: Spanish Sin Pena IG: @spanishsinpena

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How often do you find yourself having those God moments? God moments are here. They're everywhere. God moments are seen, felt, heard, and best of all...given from God. Taisha Montez coined the term God Moments, and I'd like to think that our God Moments come with God senses. Get your God senses tingling with The Author Queen and Taisha! For podcast features, go to www.buildyourownbooks.com right now to enroll! For BYOB Podcast features: Visit https://buildyourownbooks.com Instagram: @TheAuthorQueen taplink.cc/theauthorqueen

Listen, before you get in on this episode, you MUST first go listen to "Why Am I Hallucinating?" Season 4 Episode I don't know...but you better go listen! How often do you find yourself having those God moments? God moments are here. They're everywhere. God moments are seen, felt, heard, and best of all...given from God. Taisha Montez coined the term God Moments, and I'd like to think that our God Moments come with God senses. And so, when you're sleep deprived, your God senses are often tingling. For podcast features, go to www.buildyourownbooks.com right now to enroll! For BYOB Podcast features: Visit https://buildyourownbooks.com Instagram: @TheAuthorQueen taplink.cc/theauthorqueen

Taisha joins me as we talk about moving before high school and how it has affected our lives today. ** Want to be interviewed? Want to recommend a friend? Want to hear from someone specific? Contact Me! storytimejunction00@gmail.com Instagram: @story_time_junction *** Music by MasterSwordRemix Twitter: @MasterSwrdRemix YouTube: MasterSwordRemix *** Logo by Ethan Instagram: @ethanshaw12

As a licensed psychologist and founder of The Black Girl Doctor, Taisha Caldwell-Harvey, Ph.D. (Dr. Tai) is dedicated to changing the way we look at mental health and supports the mental health of professional Black women and workplace wellness programs. Through her work, she believes her purpose in life is to inspire people to dream bigger and is a fierce advocate for Black Joy as a social justice issue. In this episode, Dr. Tai discusses how doing the most is unrealistic in today's climate, and ultimately, how that impacts our ability to be well. Let's be real, we've all had an experience or two that's forced us to take a look at our relationship with “grind culture” but it's imperative for us to implement tools and practices that allow us to take charge of our mental well being.  We also talk about: Her relationship with doing the most Reflecting on how we learn our behaviors and who models them for us Bypassing the signals our body gives us  Asking ourselves to identify how we're feeling throughout the day How to feel your feelings, but not let them take over The importance of protecting your livelihood  The definition of true rest Identifying what we like to do to restore ourselves Connect with us after the show at https://wellnessglowup.com/ (wellnessglowup.com!) Resources Connect with us for daily inspiration and reflection prompts at @wellnesglowupmeda Order Kayla's book Things I Could Never Thank You For for paperback https://www.amazon.com/dp/0578923017? (here) Work with Dr. Tai and learn more about her: https://www.theblackgirldoctor.com/ (https://www.theblackgirldoctor.com/) Follow Dr. Tai on IG: @theblackgirldoctor This podcast is for educational purposes only. The host claims no responsibility to any person or entity for any liability, loss, or damage caused or alleged to be caused directly or indirectly as a result of the use, application, or interpretation of the information presented herein.

This is On Your Mental, the podcast that encourages men to be more open and sometimes vulnerable, especially with each other. Subscribe and stick around for some great conversations!In this episode Kabir and I are joined by Meghan Gee and Taisha Teal to talk about finding an emotional outlet. Taisha's a professional Art Therapist, using Art as a medium for expression with clients seeking therapy.I hope you all enjoy the episode! If there's topics you want to see discussed, leave a comment (On YouTube), DM on Instagram or Tik Tok (links below) or email at onyourmentalpod@gmail.com

In this episode of Gleek of the Week, Andrew and Allison discuss their Halloween costumes for the upcoming holiday and what it would take to dress as a Glee club member. Our guest is the incredible Taisha Monique Clark, the Vocal Adrenaline starlet who is anything but a “soulless automaton” like her Glee character Giselle. Taisha tells us all about her experience on the show, working with cast members like Amber Riley, Naya Rivera, and Jonathon Groff, as well as what it was like on the Glee tour. Songs this episode include TLC, another Don't Stop Believing, and an Escalade on stage.  ---- FOLLOW GLEEK OF THE WEEK: https://www.instagram.com/gleekoftheweekpod https://www.tiktok.com/@gleekoftheweekpod FOLLOW ALLISON: https://www.instagram.com/allisondodge FOLLOW ANDREW: https://www.instagram.com/mcgui_guy FOLLOW TAISHA: https://www.instagram.com/imtaishamonique https://www.instagram.com/dfnladies Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Ms. Brown discusses the role of this essential discipline in aiding a patient back to independence.

Taisha Bezzo is the National Sales Director for Evluma. She’s been with the company since 2014. Taisha has an MBA from Harvard, a pilot’s license, and she does Ironman Triathlons in her spare time. She’s going to tell you about LED’s, controls, and thermal management. Taisha is very smart, so listen up!

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Today Tommy D is joined in The Attic by Taina Sanin, who's the Programs Director of Nonprofit New York. We will discuss how Nonprofit New York Educates, Advocates & Networks on behalf of its 1700+ Nonprofit members.Tune in for this sensible conversation at TalkRadio.nyc or watch the Facebook Livestream by clicking here.Show Notes‍Segment 1Tommy introduces himself and the show and gives some insight about Philanthropy in Phocus - from the attic. Tommy then introduces Taina Sanin and her Non-Profit, and welcomes her to the show. Tommy asks Taina what pulled her to the nonprofit sector - Taina explains that it all began when her family immigrated to the United States of America from Haiti, and her mother had a dream where she saw Taina helping people. Taina said she has always wanted to give back in some way, and she struggled as an immigrant to have a need to be successful, but that world was not her life. According to Taina the only thing that separates the nonprofit sector from the for profit sector is; the individuals working for the nonprofit are trying to get investors to invest in missions and causes rather than a product.Segment 2After some playful banter the two get back into it - Taina gives an introduction to “Nonprofit New York” the company that Taina has worked tirelessly with - Nonprofit New York works to unify the nonprofits of New York, they have managed to serve 42,000 non-profit organizations in the last two years. The company knew what the nonprofit organizations deserved and have really advocated for the sector. Nonprofit New York has been around for over 30 years and the people of the organization strongly believe that healthy nonprofits are much more equipped to focus on their various missions and services. The company built itself off advocacy and continued on to grow - people wanted more out of the organization, such as training and knowledge. The biggest challenges the organization has faced is growth - as they bring on more partners, more companies, more employees their ‘need' increases and therefore the company needs more support and funding to function and attain that growth.Segment 3Nonprofit organizations cover about 5 percent of all New York City businesses according to Tommy. Taisha talks about how Nonprofit New York helps other nonprofit organizations, by providing them opportunities of training and giving them various tools, resources and knowledge to help them with their various problems and hurdles. Nonprofit New York's goal is to strengthen the various nonprofit organizations, they specialize in helping in strengthening the various management positions in the nonprofit organizational structure. Taina talks about the various trends you see in her company's work, by truly strengthening best practices at the various levels of the organization's structure. Taina mentions that this year specifically the company is focusing on the work on equity - specifically racial equity - and the best practices in nonprofits relating to equity.‍Segment 4Taina takes it away by talking about how for small organizations it can be expensive to get the resources to strengthen their professional work community and that's why many nonprofit organizations struggle because they can't access those tools. This is where Nonprofit New York comes in, they specialize in providing them those tools at an affordable cost. The new membership campaign launched by Nonprofit New York to provide support to nonprofits that are bipoc (Black, Indigenous, People of Color)running organizations and provide them a two year membership. This means that the organization and everyone in it has unlimited access to the tools and resources - provided by Nonprofit New York - needed for an extended period of time. This would give them access to 77 labs, training, resources and tools - and Tommy has pledged to help 10 businesses for two years. Tommy introduces ‘Always Freyday' and says goodbye.

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It’s a season finale! Another year down, and what a year it has been! 2020 was a rollercoaster ride of emotions. Although there were a lot of rough patches, many people experienced some beautiful moments. Take a listen as my bestie Taisha and I reflect on our personal experiences of this unforgettable year.

It's straight into it in this episode and Taisha is taking no prisoners! We get some catfighting with the boys in the Men Tell All section, and we also have some listener feedback. If you want to contact the show: cdrealitycast@gmail.com Follow us on social media: @cdrealitycast https://www.facebook.com/groups/chrisdave --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cdrealitycast/support

Today's Advent Devotional is brought to you by Taisha Hendrickson. Taisha is the Director of Marketing and Communications at Eastern Nazarene College. Today's text is Psalm 13. You can download the Advent Devotional for free here: ENC 2020 Advent Devotional.

Today Niki G and ‘Code Name T’ are joined by entrepreneur and creator, Shavonne Taisha. She is the founder of MLNNNYC and wellness brand, Sankofa Mastery Coaching. Shavonne let’s us in on what led her to embark on these two business ventures. Later, she gives us further insight on being a business woman, the never ending process of being “grown,” as well as the advice that she lives by and continues to teach. Grow with Shavonne Taisha: @shavonnetaisha @mlnnnyc @sankofamasterycoaching

Marni and Chris Gillis unpack the latest episode of the Bachelorette. The new Bachelorette, Tayshia, is a breath of fresh air on the dating scene. She is playfully collecting evidence about all the guys and having a great time in the process. During this episode, Marni points out what Tayshia is doing right and how some of the guys are missing the mark.   Key takeaways from this episode:  How to voice a concern to someone you are dating How to data date to gather information The answer to the question ‘Why are you still single?’ What dating with dignity looks like   The New Bachelorette Dates with Dignity [1:05] Marni and Chris express how great it is to see Tayshia, the new Bachelorette, work through the dating process with dignity. Marni points out that she doesn't get overly invested in, or attached to any one particular guy and she seems genuinely interested in finding out who is her best value match.  The key to Tayshia’s winning dating protocol is that she gives all the guys an equal chance. If she notices chemistry growing with a guy she plays and flirts but is still committed to finding matching values. She is data dating.    Past Bachelorettes have mistaken lust for love and lust. Marni shares a big coaching tip, “Ladies when someone asks you how are you still single, tell your story. Say you are selective, and about the time you spent time building a career or traveling.” Then finish with, ‘but now I am ready'. Chris reminds us not to worry about where you are in your life or if you have found someone or not. Guys understand because many of them are single too.   Should You Ask Someone to Change Their Look?[8:49] During the episode, Tayshia asks Noah to shave off his facial hair, aka The ‘stache. Marni asks Chris if it is acceptable to ask someone to change the way they look when dating. Chris doesn't think it’s OK to ask someone to change. He says if a woman really wants a change she should find a way to reward a guy if he changes his look without making it an ultimatum.    Taisha asks Noah “I wonder what your face would look like without that mustache?”    Dating Den Facebook Group Discussion Point: Marni asks “Do you think 'smokeshow' is a derogatory term?” Go to the FB page to share your thoughts.   How to Bring Up Concerns Without the Drama [20:57]  One of the guys, Ed, wants to share something with Tayshia about one of the other guys. He is sincere when he tells her but it could be construed that he is talking behind the other guy’s back. Did Ed handle it the best way possible?   Chris says he wouldn't want to hear it forcefully, or blurted out, especially if it is a delicate situation. He recommends bringing up feedback like you would like to hear it yourself. If you have a similar situation or can relate to the issue, be honest, and open about what it is and share your concerns. Chris says, if a guy is into you, he will go into hero mode to make sure the situation is rectified.    Marni recalls the Gottman Group's Gentle Startup technique. Start a delicate conversation with a feeling and voice your concern thoughtfully.    Make a Connection: Visit Our Website Join Our Dating Den Facebook Community Here! Learn how to attract your perfect equal...watch our latest training here! Interested in working with us? Book a Breakthrough session at DWDVIP Get a Free Coaching Session with Marni on Our Podcast - Sign up Here to Be a Guest On Our Show Download a Complimentary Copy of our Book - How to Find a Quality Guy Without Going on 200 Dates

Noah shaved his mustache, Taisha can no longer get a mustache ride

Many women say they want more. They say they are meant for more. They say that they've put their lives on hold for others. However, when given the time and opportunity to do what they say they want, they fold. Why? Limiting beliefs can halt progress and prevent you from designing and living your next phase. If you visualize what you want and know where you want to go, then you can address what's holding you back. But, you need to know how these limiting beliefs were instilled, address them and release them before progress can be realized. My guest, Taisha Nurse, is a senior level corporate executive with expertise in Human Resources. She is a champion for women's advancement in the corporate sector and leads a Global Women's Network. She conducts coaching sessions with internal personnel and presents opportunities for them to dive deep into their subconscious minds to uncover the limiting beliefs that prevent the active pursuit of their dreams. She is also a certified coach with the International Coach Federation and a certified ThetaHealer®. Taisha is accepting private clients on a limited basis because she acknowledges that there are women who struggle with overcoming the lack of confidence and limiting beliefs that prevent them from thinking and acting boldly. Listen to our stimulating conversation and share your takeaways with Taisha and me. Connect with Taisha Nurse: Facebook: @taishanurse Instagram: @taishanurse Email: taisha_n@hotmail.com Join in on the conversation with Podcast Host Bri Cobb on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/livinghernextphase/ Bri Cobb is a Branding Expert and Digital Marketing Specialist who helps women launch, brand and market their online businesses. She is also a mom of two who, over the years, always prioritized her family and lost sight of her own goals. She now speaks to women about being more selfish to avoid losing themselves along their journey. Follow along for inspiration to live your next phase too.

En este podcast describimos, en palabras de Taisha Abelar, tres técnicas sencillas para silenciar la mente. Explicamos las dos cualidades de la mente: reflexionar, pensar o razonar para crear y sacar conclusiones. La otra cualidad de la mente es estar en silencio, inactiva y sin pensar.Todos sabemos cómo razonar y reflexionar sobre nosotros mismos,pero lograr silencio es más difícil.Con la práctica de estas tres técnicas, no solo calmaremos los pensamientos, sinoque también activaremos un centro de energía fundamental en la parte posteriorde la cabeza, vigorizando todo el cuerpo y sientiendo bienestar-También desarrolleremos la capacidad de concentración agudizando nuestro control mental.

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This week on the A Rich Life Podcast, we have Taisha' Nichole. Taisha is a native of Canton, Ohio. She's a singer, songwriter, educator, platform artist, hairstylist, makeup artist, life coach, and she brands herself as the "MakeOver Coach." She is the mother of three beautiful children. She earned her bachelor's degree from Benedict College in Mass Communications and has been honored as one of South Carolina's 20/40 for S.C. black pages. Her passion for women turned into an annual women's conference known as "MakeOver Women's Conference," and she prides herself for encouraging and uplifting others. Taisha's had many accomplishments and recognitions. She's also the author of "Silent No More." As a creative entrepreneur, Taisha talks about the importance of having a support system, a strong spiritual foundation, and how vital it is to find a quiet space. She talks about her "I" factors, and how important it is for life. You must respect yourself, find your way, find a mentor, be at peace, and to forgive yourself. For more details, about Taisha Nichole "The MakeOver Coach" visit: www.taishanichole.com To learn more about the podcast, visit: www.arichlife.co ✅ SUBSCRIBE ✅ FOLLOW Instagram

Blondean Young was born and raised in Syracuse NY she attended Syracuse University where she obtained my Bachelor's in Fine Arts in theatre. She is an actress, singer, writer and director and an acting coach. Recently she appeared in The 24-hour play festival and The Directors lab showcase both through Breadcrumbs Productions. She has also appeared in off-Broadway shows in NYC as well as being featured in the Netflix show Orange Is the New Black. One of her projects being released soon is a web series about a woman who doesn't know that she's a superhero entitled black girl magic. Also, be on the lookout for the release of her poetry book and title the subway diaries which will be coming next month. Taisha Elizabeth St. Jean was born and raised in Buffalo, New York. She graduated from Medaille College in May 2016 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Communication and with her Master’s Degree in Marketing Communication from St. Bonaventure University in 2018. She has won various awards such as Medaille College Dean’s List; Travers Collins Scholarship, Heidi Raphael Scholarship, Who’s Who in American Colleges and University Recipient; Merit Award from Medaille College, recipient of Business First Community All-Stars and was the Commencement Speaker at this year graduation. Taisha’s recently won the title of Miss Syracuse 2020 and will be competing for the Miss New York, and perhaps on to Miss America. Her mission is to provide a path to earn scholarships, internships, and dream jobs for youth ages 8-17, by helping them navigate college, the workforce, and life with her social impact initiative Endless Opportunities. 

"The vibe is growing!" with Atlanta based designer Taisha. Listen as we discuss the value of mentorship, taking time away from your business and social media marketing. If you would like more information about her business or are interested in becoming a brand ambassador find Taisha on Instagram @stylisheyediva --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/naeema-johnson/support

This episode was recorded on November 23, 2018 Jason is a long time Sumo loving YouTuber, former JET, and now a University teacher in Japan. We talk about how YouTube has changed over the years, how he makes his YouTube videos, how he got a job as a university teacher in Japan despite not having a masters degree, being lonely in Japan, rural Japanese life, Terrace House, and more. Listen to this episode on iTunes now! https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/w... To see the full uncut version of the episode here: https://www.patreon.com/radrey Here's me Patreon & Ko-Fi Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/radrey Ko-fi: https://ko-fi.com/radrey SOCIAL MEDIA Like: https://www.facebook.com/Radrey-15716... Follow: https://twitter.com/radorii Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/radrey/ Discord: https://discord.gg/8dQ9fH5

Pastor Greg Locke is the founding Pastor of Global Vision Bible Church in Mt. Juliet, TN. He is a sought after conference speaker and has one of the largest social media ministries in the country. He loves broken people and has a special place in his heart for the homeless. He and his wife Taisha have 6 children.  Website: https://www.globalvisionbc.com

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Kasuga Grand Shrine is one of the most iconic sites in Nara, Japan. In this podcast, students from Nara University of Education describe the history and some of the unique aspects of this World Heritage listed shrine.

Welcome To THE HOE PHA$E: A Millennial Dating Experiment Support us on Patreon: www.patreon.com/thehoephase On This Weeks Episode: -MJ starts Hoe U -Becky has a drunken night -Guest Shavonne recaps the Sister Social 3 -We all have realizations about our toxic feminine traits -Shavonne likes small dicks?! QOTW: How do you take up space in your relationships? CONTACT U$ Visit our Website: www.sirens.nyc Email us: info@sirens.nyc Follow us on IG: @thehoephase & @thehoephasememes Follow Becky J on IG: @everybodylovesbecky Follow MJ on IG: @mjsmokesmj Follow RB on IG: @punchlinezrb Follow Shavonne on IG: @Shavonnetaisha Tumblr: www.sirensnyc.tumblr.com/ $PON$ORED BY PunchLine Punch IG- @punchlinepunchdrinks Gilded Gold IG- @gildedgoldny Kush & Tonics- @kushandtonics

Spring 2017: NK went to a panel at the California African-American Museum in Los Angeles. The dancer Taisha Pagget was in conversation with the curator Erin Christovale, and Taisha told Erin how her ballet training had institutionalized the natural rhythm out of her. Which made NK think about her own experiences in a graduate writing program — how her writing developed a double consciousness, and how she started going to parties in a cheap blonde wig and hot pink lipstick, a costume which she eventually called WHITE DRAG. This is her experience of literary passing. Original writing by Nicole Kelly. Produced by Elyssa Dudley. Bitchface is written, hosted, recorded, and produced by Nicole Kelly & Phoebe Unter.

EPISODE 15: Last week, we talked about crowdfunding as a way to raise money for your business ideas. So, we thought it would be useful to talk to someone who is doing just that and to share her process with you. In this episode, we interview Taisha Dent, a social worker who is passionate about preparing today’s youth for life, both personally and professionally. Her organization, Help Emotion World, develops video games to teach youth the value of workforce skills and emotional skills. We get a chance to hear about her process and see what it takes to develop an idea and prepare it for launch. In the future, we plan to check back in with Taisha to see how it went. Enjoy!   You can contact Taisha directly at mailto:helpemotionworld@gmail.com.

Hello and welcome to another episode of Two Fat Expats. This week we spoke to Taisha and Kelly about what it’s like to be an expat family traveling with a child with special needs. Both women had such a wonderful approach to life and we are sure will provide inspiration to any parents in the same situation. Articles Living Abroad with a Special Needs Child  Moving to Italy with a.. Read More

Pet Psychic Radio 9/13/13 * Well Adjusted Animals: Hosts Laura Stinchfield & Ai Kusuahara- Silver (Ai Ball).  We talk to a pit mix with body pain, a cat about why she only drinks out of the faucet, with special Guest Sharone Rosen.  Sharon is a chiropractor that works on animals.  Her website is: www.Sharonerosen.com/dogsncats.html. We talk with a German Shepherd puppy who threw up blood. Taisha the white cat tells her dad to stretch and walk more, and we end with Bunny Bean's words of wisdom. Laura's official website http://www.ThePetPsychic.com Laura Stinchfield - Animal Communicator with show producer Ai Kusuhara will interview interesting animals and their people. Laura will also open up the lines for listeners to call in to ask questions to their animals.  Be prepared to be enlightened, amazed, to laugh and maybe cry as you are opened up to the inner lives, thoughts, and feelings of the world's animals. Laura Stinchfields official website is http://www.ThePetPsychic.com

Two members of The Black Daddies Club (BDC), Taisha Lewis and Chevy X, share with us why they are involved with the BDC, what their friends are saying about and some of their experiences with Black fatherhood and how the BDC has changed them. For more information of the Black Daddies Club, go to: http://www.blackdaddiesclub.com/ (Web) https://www.facebook.com/groups/blackdaddiesclub/ (Facebook) @BlkDaddiesClub (Twitter) info@blackdaddiesclub.com (Email)