Podcasts about Take Root

Welcome to Episode 187 of The Spokesman Speaks podcast. In this episode, Iowa State University Extension weed specialist Dr. Wesley Everman helps farmers navigate changing herbicide requirements, and economist Dr. John Newton offers his thoughts on the current farm economy.   Resources Mentioned in this Episode: Contact ISU Extension weed specialist Wesley Everman. See more economic analysis from Terrain. Register for one of Iowa Farm Bureau's upcoming Take Root farm succession workshops. Sign up for Iowa Farm Bureau's 2025 Young Farmer Ag Insights Tour.

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Welcome to Episode 185 of The Spokesman Speaks podcast. In this episode, Iowa's State Climatologist, Dr. Justin Glisan, reveals his weather outlook for spring planting and beyond. Later, Amanda Van Steenwyk (who leads Iowa Farm Bureau's farm succession planning program, Take Root) and farm succession planning attorney Erin Herbold-Swalwell share their tips for successfully transitioning the family farm from one generation to the next. Resources Mentioned in this Episode: Register for Dr. Justin Glisan's free “growing season weather outlook” webinar on April 10. Learn more about the Iowa Department of Agriculture's Climatology Bureau and contact State Climatologist Dr. Justin Glisan directly. Learn more about Iowa Farm Bureau's Take Root farm succession program and watch for new workshops this summer.

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Sign up and Attend Farm Marketing Week HERE - Free Marketing Coaching January, 2025 I've got a very special farmer for you to meet today on the Profitable Mindset podcast.   Brandy Keller has a law degree, is raising kids, and has now embarked on her dream of building a farm to help others connect and ground themselves.   YES, you heard right - she uses her farmland and animals to improve the world.   To give people enriching experiences, something that's missing from so many of our lives in today's busy world.   Her guests develop confidence and leadership skills during their time with the animals and the land.   Brandy's a delight, and you'll fall in love with her on the podcast!   Before she met me, this was all just an idea and a dream.   She realized if she never took the time to join my class and learn to actually focus on bringing her ideas to fruition, she'd never be able to help people in the way she desired.   So she joined my coaching program to gain the skills to make her dreams reality.   I love that I get to introduce you to all sorts of different kinds of farms on this podcast.    The one thing they have in common?    At some point, they realized that to make their dreams come true, they had to learn how to market and sell so they could be in business for the long haul, giving back to their communities just like Brandy.   If you have an idea or dream for your farm, then it's meant to be! Let's help you sprout the seed and grow it in 2025!   Two things you can do now -   ➡️Click the link above to listen to Brandy's Interview. ➡️Click HERE to sign up for FREE Marketing Help in Farm Marketing Week   Let's get YOU inspired to make your farm dreams come true this year.   Cheers to 2025!   Charlotte

Join Nick Clason and special guest, Josh Boldman, "The Best Programming Specialist" in America, on the Hybrid Ministry Podcast as they dive into "The Student Ministry Debate: In-Person vs Digital." Explore fresh youth ministry ideas and strategies for balancing hybrid ministry to effectively engage students in both student ministry settings.

Message Pastor JasonWe explore the powerful message of Proverbs 1:10-19 and its surprising relevance to our modern lives. As election season stirs strong opinions and invites us into a world of sides and stances, how do we guard our hearts from the shadows that seek to divide us? We'll dive into the human need to belong, the lure of influences that can sway our spirit, and the wisdom of God's call to stay rooted in His Kingdom. Join us as we reflect on what it means to be peacemakers in a world full of conflict and examine how God's truth can guide us through challenging times. Whether you're wrestling with decisions or seeking grounding in your faith, this episode is a timely reminder to stand firm in the love, humility, and unity that Jesus calls us to live out. Enjoy this message? Consider visiting Ravenna Church of the Nazarene where Pastor Jason is the Senior Pastor. Have a prayer need? Want to share something with Pastor Jason? Help spread the gospel through this podcast by subscribing, leaving a review, and sharing this episode.

(Bilingual) このメッセージでは登牧師が「大庭に植えられろ！」について以下の2つのポイントから話します。ディスカッション用の質問はノートの最後に確認できます。In this message Ps Noboru talks about "GET PLANTED IN THE BIG YARD!" in these 2 points:Check the questions for discussion at the end of the note. 詩篇92:12-15 ERV / Psalms 92:12-15 ERV使徒8:29-30 ERV / Acts 8:29-30 ERV使徒8:31 ERV / Acts 8:31 ERV使徒8:32-33 ERV / Acts 8:32-33 ERV使徒8:34-35 ERV / Acts 8:34-35 ERV使徒8:36,38 ERV / Acts 8:36,38 ERV伝道4:12 ERV / Ecclesiastes 4:12 ERV詩篇 1:2-3 ERV / Psalms 1:2-3 ERV1.一致のあるコミュニティーで神は働くGOD MOVES IN THE COMMUNITY2.根を張り、成長し、そして強くなるTAKE ROOT, GROW, AND BE STRONGQUESTIONS(質問) : ・「教会に根付く」とはどういう意味ですか？（詩篇92:12-15 ERV)・教会のコミュニティーの一部に加わることはなぜ重要ですか？（伝道4:12 ERV)・お互いに聖書をもっと理解するためにどのように助け合えますか？（使徒8:29-31, 34-35)・一緒に信仰において強く成長するためにできることはありますか？・What does it mean to be “planted” in a church? (Psalms 92:12-15 ERV)・Why is being part of a church community important? (Ecclesiastes 4:12 ERV)・How can we help each other understand the Bible better? (Acts 8:29-31, 34-35 NLT)・What can we do to grow stronger in our faith together? 　Connect with us:Web: mylifehouse.comInstagram: instagram.com/lifehouseglobal/Facebook: facebook.com/lifehouseglobalVideo Messages: ビデオメッセージ: youtube.com/LifehouseTokyoOther Podcasts:Want to listen to our messages in other languages?Lifehouse Messages (English): https://lifehousemessages.captivate.fm/listenLifehouse Hong Kong (Cantonese & English): https://lifehousehongkong.captivate.fm/listen

Innovation in the workplace doesn't happen spontaneously; it needs to be encouraged and cultivated for change to truly take place. Before your company can make transformative use of emerging technologies such as AI, you must carefully examine your organization's culture and leadership's reaction to failure to make the jump to the next level not just feasible but inevitable. Missy Kelley and Dave Hartley, hosts of But Who's Counting?, welcomed Stefanie Thelen, Chief Innovation Officer for Object Computing, Inc., to discuss ways businesses can empower inventive new approaches to resolve pain points with real-world use cases of AI and automation. Stefanie urges leadership to “mind the soil” to create a more fruitful environment for workers to take on new initiatives courageously and mindfully. She explains approaching AI by asking “where does it hurt” and thinking big to address it. The conversation also touched on: Where companies should start when implementing AI into business processes How an organization's reaction to failure directly corresponds to its ability to innovate and how she recovered from a $2 million mistake Acknowledging biases and systems that need to change Putting AI in the hands of people before it's needed and how to identify those individuals Tangible examples of AI and automation Stefanie's work with Arch Grants to help build the future economy in St. Louis The impact Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) has on innovation and what it means to “innovate from the edges” “AI, in some ways, is unlike any other technology evolution or advancement. In a lot of ways, it's exactly like every other technology evolution or advancement… Continue to ask why and continue to try to pull back and broaden your lens so that you understand that it's a phenomenal tool, but it's just another tool.” - Stefanie ThelenResources to Count On Check out these additional resources for more insight into the conversation:Connect with Stefanie on LinkedIn Learn more about Object Computing, Inc. Check out Arch Grants  Read the transcript of this episodeMake sure to never miss an episode by subscribing on Spotify, Pandora or Apple Podcasts and let us know what you think by rating and reviewing. Keep up with more Anders insights by visiting our website and following us on social media:Facebook | LinkedIn | Instagram | TwitterSend us a Text Message.

Welcome to Episode 164 of The Spokesman Speaks podcast. In this episode, Washington D.C. insider Frank Kelly shares geopolitical factors farmers should consider as they eye agriculture's future. And Ed Usset, a grain marketing economist from the University of Minnesota, offers his strategic grain marketing recommendations for farmers. Resources mentioned in this episode  See slides from Frank Kelly's presentation at Iowa Farm Bureau's Economic Summit.  Learn more from Ed Usset and the University of Minnesota's Center for Farm Financial Management. You can purchase Ed's book, "Grain Marketing is Simple (It's just not easy)" here.  Register for Iowa Farm Bureau's economic outlook webinar. Register for Iowa Farm Bureau's "Take Root" farm succession seminar, July 25 in Johnston. 

Welcome to Episode 163 of The Spokesman Speaks podcast. In this episode, Vice President of Iowa State University Extension and Outreach Dr. Jason Henderson analyzes Iowa's current ag economy and explores keys he sees for future economic success. And young Iowa farmer Hans Riensche shares what he hopes to learn about transitioning farms to future generations sustainably, through an international study program.   Resources mentioned in this episode: Learn more about the Nuffield Scholar program and Hans Riensche. Register for Iowa Farm Bureau's “Take Root” farm succession seminar, July 25 in Johnston. Register for Iowa Farm Bureau's 2024 Young Farmer Ag Insights Tour.

As Justin was wrangling with a stubborn shower drain last weekend, a twinge in his back had him reflecting on the physical toll of the years—and it's not just home repairs that can catch us off guard. Stretching beyond the comfort zone of his tool belt, we engage in a heartfelt conversation about the unexpected risks in seemingly routine situations, whether it's deciphering the term "rat bag" or discussing the very real dangers first responders face on a daily basis. A New Jersey officer's recent brush with peril on a 911 hang-up call serves as a stark reminder that vigilance is a must, even when the task at hand seems as mundane as a welfare check.We then shift gears from the frontline of emergency services to the literary frontiers of Stephen King's Dark Tower series, celebrating milestones and the solace found within the pages of a good book. But it's not all about the printed word; we wrap up our session with a journey back in time, not just through the stories we love, but with the magical restoration of the iconic DeLorean from "Back to the Future." It's a tale of community, dedication, and a little bit of movie magic that reminds us why some slices of pop culture are worth preserving. Strap in for an episode that traverses the spectrum of human experience, from the daily grind to the extraordinary moments that define us.Tickets for 1st Responders Concerts, Sporting Events, Comedy Shows and more at INCREDIBLE discounts!Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the showJoin our Facebook Community!Buy us a beer!Email Us! (Justin or Jason)Thanks for listening and please share the show!

Welcome to Episode 157 of The Spokesman Speaks podcast. In this episode, we delve into the heart of agriculture's economic challenges and opportunities with Dr. Christopher Pudenz, who previews Iowa Farm Bureau's much anticipated Economic Summit. Also joining us is Elaine Froese. Known as "Canada's farm whisperer," Froese shares her invaluable experience helping farm families enhance their communication and conflict resolution skills. Resources mentioned in this episode: Register for Iowa Farm Bureau's Economic Summit on June 14. Visit Elaine Froese's website for additional resources. Plan for your farm's future with help from Iowa Farm Bureau's Take Root program. This program is managed Amanda Van Steenwyk: avansteenwyk@ifbf.org. 

For Black History Month, the story of the Blackwell Family Tree, a genealogy project that traces on Black family's history back through thousands of people and hundreds of years. Plus: starting this Saturday in Fairbanks, Alaska, it's the World Ice Art Championships. A family reaches back to reclaim its history  (QCity Metro)  Blackwell-Ashe Family Tree to Take Root in Richmond (Richmond Magazine) World Ice Art Championships Help us tell more stories like this one as a backer on Patreon --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/coolweirdawesome/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/coolweirdawesome/support

Millie Voigtlander is the founder of Adoration House, a house of worship and prayer in the University District of Seattle. In this episode, Millie shares the story of the clear calling she received to move to Seattle for the purpose of gathering people to pray, and how God provided everything needed to make that happen. Woven throughout this story is a hopeful vision for the future of Seattle- a beautiful picture of God's desire for healing and reconciliation.

It may come as a surprise to some, but Canada has a long and deep history with blackface. To take us through that history, we welcome Cheryl Thompson, associate professor of Performance at Toronto Metropolitan University.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Kendra VanderMeulen is currently serving as the CEO of the National Christian Foundation, the largest Christian grant maker in the world. The team at NCF mobilizes resources and inspires Biblical generosity, serving thousands of families, advisors and ministries nationwide. Kendra is a veteran of the wireless telecommunications industry, having served as an Executive Vice-President at InfoSpace and as the Senior Vice-President and General Manager of the Wireless Data Division of AT&T Wireless. Her story is one of trusting God for each step of her life, and discovering His generous love for her as He guides her into an ever deeper walk with Him.

On this week's episode of the Baked-In Podcast presented by Busey Bank, Josh had a chance to catch up with Tara and Michael Gallina of Take Root Hospitality – who in less than 7 years have opened 4 distinct restaurant concepts in St. Louis and given the community dining and hospitality experiences on par with the best the town has to offer. They talk about the challenges of scaling their roles and their organization and how they define success after years in the industry. The restaurant business is never easy and their honestly and candidness is what makes these conversations so powerful. #buseybank #takeroot #stlouis #success #cortex

Negative people can be tough to be around. Some people can't exorcise their negative emotions and spread them to others. This can leave us lethargic, depressed, and disempowered. It's up to us to recognize how other people's energies can consume us and find ways to transform them.

Welcome to Episode 150 of The Spokesman Speaks podcast. In this episode, agricultural economist David Widmar shares four key economic trends for farmers to keep their eyes on, and he presents strategies to help farmers navigate economic uncertainty. Later in the episode, renowned Iowa livestock attorney Eldon McAfee shares changes in state regulations that may impact livestock farmers.   Resources mentioned in this episode: Register for Iowa Farm Bureau's Take Root farm succession workshops Contact the Coalition to Support Iowa's Farmers for assistance with your livestock questions Apply for one of Iowa Farm Bureau's scholarships Register for Iowa Farm Bureau's Young Farmer Conference

For this week's Roaming St. Louis segment, KMOX host Scott Jagow visits with the people behind Take Root Hospitality. In just a few years, they've grown their portfolio to four restaurants -- Vicia in the Cortex district, La Floraison in Clayton, Taqueria Morita (an outdoor space next to Vicia) and Winslow's Table in the University City area.  They talk about their backgrounds, the St. Louis restaurant scene, food sourcing and other topics.

Katie Mathews was paralyzed in a car crash at age 16, and is now a life coach for other women healing from life's traumas. She is author of the book Unparalyzed and has much to teach about what that word can mean for each of us as we release our fears to God.

RATE! REVIEW! FOLLOW! Email me your thoughts, comments or questions: caniberealpodcast@gmail.com Show Notes: ○ Colossians 2: 6-23 (NLT) § Colossians 2: 6-23 § (Verse 7): Let you roots grow down into him and let your lives be built on him □ Stronger faith □ Overflowing with thankfulness ® Read Psalms 1: 1-3 ® Read Ephesians 5:20- “And give thanks for everything to God the Father in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ.” □ Will not be captured (interesting choice of words; Paul is trying to get people to see the difference between what evil men want vs what God wants for us- which is out freedom in Christ Jesus) by empty philosophies or high-sounding nonsense which do not come from God and is evil ® There were a lot of false teachers in that day, as there are today ◊ Read 2 Peter 2:1-3 § (Verse 10): So you also are complete though your union with Christ □ When we came to Christ, we were spiritually circumcised when we were buried with Christ in baptism, and then raised to new life through faith in God's power-God made us alive with Christ! ® Read Ephesians 3:14-21 § (Verse 14): Christ canceled the record of the charges against us and took it away by nailing it to the cross □ He disarmed & shamed the spiritual rulers and authorities ® Read Isaiah 44:21-22 § (Verses 16-18): don't let anyone condemn you for what you eat or drink, or for not celebrating certain holy days… □ Read Romans 14:1-4, 12-13, 17-19 § (Verse 19): for he holds the whole body together…and it grows as God nourishes it § (Verse 20): you have died with Christ and he has set you free…so why keep on following the rules of the world…? □ Consider what is and what is not a salvation issue or a tradition… and don't be led astray be religious practices that you are no longer bound to ® Read Matthew 23: 1-5, 25-28 ® Read James 1:27- "pure and genuine religion in the sight of God the Father means caring for the orphans and widows in their distress and refusing to let the world corrupt you." --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/rachel398/message

Amber Cantu is the 6th generation granddaughter of Chief Seattle, and is part of the Colville confederation of 12 tribes. She is a warrior for women and children, and for her people. Amber and her husband have 5 adult children, 7 grandchildren, and are currently fostering 7 Native American children. She is working to break generational trauma and addiction by raising up the next generation to know “who” they are and “whose” they are- children of God with value and purpose.  But her vision is even bigger. She is determined to create real and lasting change for her people in this generation, trusting in God for his wisdom and direction. 

Moss Brook Church Sunday, October 22, 2023 Looking to Jesus Warning #6: Don't Let Bitterness Take Root Hebrews 12:12-17

Barry Rowan is a Harvard Business school graduate who has held a range of C-suite roles and has been instrumental in building and transforming eight businesses, primarily in the technology and communications space.  After spending nearly 40 years thinking about the integration of faith and work, Barry has authored a book entitled The Spiritual Art of Business (Connecting the Daily With the Divine). In this interview, he shares with vulnerability and wisdom what he has learned.

Get Connected with Bishop Israel Ade-Ajala Friday, September 8, 2022 is also on the following radio stations: 670AM & 1220AM and online on 670KLTT.COM; 1220KLDC.COM & CTKRADIO.ORGToday, Bishop Israel preaches on: "Take Root, Bear Root".

On episode 118, we had the amazing opportunity to sit down with Melissa, Ashleen & Rileigh from Take Root! These 3 ladies are truly creating what they wish existed in this world through their business. They noticed something MISSING within the cannabis industry in Washington state, where cannabis has been legalized for almost a decade, & they decided to do something about it through their business, Take Root!Throughout the episode, Melissa, Ashleen & Rileigh not only educate us a TON on the cannabis industry & cannabis in general, but they also bring us in on HOW they are truly making their mark in their own unique & very NEEDED way!We truly view all 3 of these ladies as such SHINING examples of what it means to break the mold in YOUR industry with your SOLUTION when you notice a PROBLEM.Beyond that, we also got into an AMAZING discussion about what it's like to collaborate within your business when you have business partners! There are highs & lows within that journey & we truly found so much fulfillment getting to chat with them about this topic!Before diving into the episode, let's get to know these ladies real quick!Meet the three canna-bosses from SW Washington, who turned their passion for cannabis and entrepreneurship into a thrilling venture, Ashleen, Rileigh, and Melissa! Together, they created the groundbreaking cannabis education company known as "Take Root." This dynamic trio takes pride in offering budtenders and dispensaries top-notch cannabis science, customer service, and sales education.Their mission? Revolutionize the cannabis industry through the power of education, infusing every lesson with entertaining, need-to-know content. Their programs can take a novice cannabis enthusiast and turn them into an industry expert. But here's the real deal - Take Root's got some serious magic up its sleeve. Their innovative business model grants the canna-bosses the freedom to dive into other thrilling endeavors. They've nailed the art of work-life balance, creating a work environment that's fun, productive, and expansive. This minority and women owned business is changing the way business is done & viewed. Long gone are the days of "hustle culture" and doing business from a masculine energy. Enjoy the episode, besties! We can't wait to hear what you think after listening!___Connect with the Take Root ladies on instagram!Take Root https://instagram.com/takeroottrainingRileigh https://instagram.com/shrimpfried_righAshleen https://instagram.com/queen.ashleenChronic Gals Podcast https://instagram.com/chronicgals_podcastMelissa https://instagram.com/its.melissajansonMy life is a Saturday podcast https://instagram.com/mylifeisasaturdayYou can also contact the Take Root ladies via EMAIL at hello@takeroottraining.com___Come connect with us over on instagram! @besties_and_business @heyimjessjacobs @stepherhard

Welcome to Episode 138 of The Spokesman Speaks podcast. This episode features a mid-summer market analysis by Karl Setzer of Mid-Co Commodities and a crop conditions update from Bayer Crop Science agronomist Andrew Penney.   Resources mentioned in this episode: July WASDE and quarterly stocks webinar recording Reasons to visit Iowa Farm Bureau at the Iowa State Fair Register for upcoming Renew Rural Iowa Journey to Your Vision seminars in Waverly, West Des Moines and Storm Lake Register for Iowa Farm Bureau's online Take Root farm succession workshops Register for an upcoming webinar on navigating changing conditions in agriculture

The magic of metaphors. It's a graceful way to relate, land a message and connect. We all have our favorites, areas that map to our lives. For me the magic trio is ice hockey, dogs, and music (specifically classical and jazz). Since hockey season is now formally over (another hearty HUZZAH for the Vegas Golden Knights on their Stanley Cup Championship), internet algorithms have shifted and are feeding me all kinds of dog and music content. So given the idea that came up for me today I'm wondering how long before gardening content shows up. Because this week's episode gets to the root of the matter, or more aptly said, is about rooting out old stuff. You can try to cover it over, you can try to do a superficial fix - that doesn't work. There are drastic measures to take - involving deeply toxic chemicals - with short term gain that deliver serious long term problems.  For a long-term solution that doesn't create other issues, it takes time and effort and ongoing effort to keep things clear. So roll up your sleeves and get ready to get your hands dirty. What does leadership actually mean in today's world? Good question. That's what Cathy Brooks thought. And it's why she created Talk, Unleashed – a new podcast of radically honest conversation about ... well ... everything. Whether her own musings or in conversation with industry leaders, this weekly podcast invites curiosity. Curiosity about not what people do, but why they do it. It's about digging underneath to reveal the thing that is most true - that we are more alike than we are not. This podcast compliments Unleashed Leadership, the coaching business through which Cathy helps clients unearth and untether their own internal leadership and connect with others in a way that truly engages. Recently Cathy joined Paris-based start-up OpenBubble as Co-Founder and CEO of North America. OpenBubble's mission is to break through issues of isolation and separation in society by creating a powerful way for people to connect and talk – with no agenda. #gardening #roots #weeds #patience #consciousness #metaphors  #leadership #community #OpenBubble #Conversation #connection #TalkUnleashed #UnleashedConversation #UnleashedLeadership #FixYourEndofTheLeash

Some people may think palm trees are native to California, but they're not. In fact, non-native flora abound throughout our state. A bill moving through the California Legislature aims to boost the proliferation of native plants by requiring landscaping on some public and commercial areas to use at least 75 percent low-water, native plants by 2035. The idea is to promote cultivation of California's native plants, increase biodiversity, and respond better to climate change. Native plants play an important role in supporting wildlife and insects that have evolved together over thousands of years. We'll talk about efforts to grow more native plants in California, how they benefit the environment and how to incorporate them into your garden. Guests: Andrea Williams, director of Biodiversity Initiatives for the California Native Plant Society Michael Wilcox, senior lecturer of Native American Studies and Comparative Studies in Race and Ethnicity, Stanford University Kathy Crane, owner of Yerba Buena Nursery at Pastorino Farms Nina House, museum scientist at the University and Jepson Herbaria, at University of California Berkeley

Seeds adapt to grow in the harsh environment of space. Do they pass along these changes to the next generation? Researchers hope to soon find out.

Paul Axton preaches - In Shusaku Endo's description, Christianity cannot take root in Japan, which he describes as a mud swamp, but every culture has its corrosive effects on the gospel, particularly as in America, where we may be blind to these effects. The resolution is to come to a correct understanding of Jesus relationship to Jewish culture and religion as its proper end. Become a Patron! If you enjoyed this podcast, please consider donating to support our work.

Over the season of lent we've been reading excerpts from Gayle Boss' Book Wild Hope. In this episode we talk to Gayle about where the book came from and about how the stories of wild and imperiled creatures can help us into the story of Christ and his journey to the cross.  Find out More about Wild Hope and Gayle's other books. Thanks to Paraclete Press which gave permission for the experts from Wild Hope throughout lent. www.paracletepress.com Join a conversation about this episode on the BioLogos Forum.

This week is episode 228 of the Meet St. Louis podcast. For nearly five years, we've brought you episodes showcasing the best of our city and region. A city with a food and drink scene that continues to grow. All the way back in episode 3, we took you inside Vicia, the vegetable-forward restaurant in the Central West, garnering national attention. That attention hasn't changed. The restaurant continues to receive major recognition but what has changed is the growth for Tara and Michael Gallina with their restaurant group, Take Root Hospitality. The husband and wife duo are joined by culinary director and partner Aaron Martinez. Aaron joined us on the podcast this week to talk about the growth of not just Vicia, but the other restaurants the team has now opened, including Bistro La Florisian, Winslows Table and Taqueria Morita, which is inspired by his own Mexican heritage and time living and working in California. We talk about the email that brought him to St. Louis, the change in work-life balance in his role and his advice for young chiefs.

Hosted by Mark PospisilSound Engineer and Producer: Jonathan BlosserThe Stream Roots Podcast theme song was written, recorded, and produced by Eric Fritts.You can learn more about Barnabas Ministries by visiting www.barnabasministriesmi.org

On this episode, I'm joined by Tara Gallina, Co-Owner of Take Root Hospitality Group, to hear how she's working to create a more empathetic hospitality industry. Tara is a fine dining veteran, having worked at the prestigious Blue Hill at Stone Barns in New York before taking her expertise to St. Louis and opening four outstanding restaurants of her own. In each of her businesses, Tara works tirelessly to cultivate a leadership team that is understanding and empathetic towards the needs of its staff. Whether it's through making space for employees to discuss their personal lives at work, or providing free mental health services to her team, Tara wants her restaurants to be a beacon of a new, more empathetic hospitality industry. She's created an outstanding culture of patience, communication and understanding that allows everyone to be their full selves at work, and it makes for a more authentic and welcoming guest experience. Tara Gallina Take Root Hospitality Group | Instagram Vicia Winslow's Table Taqueria Morita Bistro La Floraison Chris Cano Upshift If you enjoyed today's show, please leave a 5-star review. For more information and links to all of the resources mentioned in today's episode, visit HospitalityLeadersPodcast.com #Hospitality #Foodservice

Hosted by Mark PospisilSound Engineer and Producer: Jonathan BlosserThe Stream Roots Podcast theme song was written, recorded, and produced by Eric Fritts.You can learn more about Barnabas Ministries by visiting www.barnabasministriesmi.org

Payton Shubrick is a dispensary owner and operator in Springfield, Massachusetts, and she shares with Joyce how her journey into cannabis was not an obvious career path. After graduating from college, she wanted to return to her hometown to support the community that supported her and Payton found herself working with her local city government where she was introduced to the emerging cannabis industry. With the epiphany that cannabis could be something both beneficial and monetizable, she began her journey to become the CEO of a women-owned, black-owned and family-owned dispensary in Springfield, 6 Bricks Dispensary. Payton shares with Joyce her journey into cannabis, why she's so committed to her community in Springfield, and what the secret sauce is of her family business.Joyce also speaks with sisters Rileigh and Ashleen Aguilar about their dispensary training  program Take Root and why they are Chronic Gals podcasters.TCMS Culture Corner: The Quiet Girl –  This “tender Irish drama” is about a young girl sent to live with relatives and has been applauded for its message of compassion and kindness.Topics Discussed(1:38) Pink Floyd at 50!(2:55) 280E(4:20) Deschedule or Bust(4:30) TCMS Culture Corner: The Quiet Girl.(6:30) Payton Shubrick Intro(7:05) Springfield, MA Pride(9:10) 6Bricks Instagram(9:48) Audio Intro(11:35) Canna Story Why(13:40) Cannabis and Wellness(14:55) Finding Investors(22:05) Payton's Family(25:05) Rileigh & Ashleen Aguilar of Take Root(33:05) Connect with the Aguilar sisters(34:20) Big Opportunities in Cannabis(38:02) Surviving and Thriving in 2023(39:45) Connect with PaytonThe Canna Mom Show wants to thank:Josh Lamkin and Bella Jaffe for writing and performing TCMS theme music and Fortuna Design for creating TCMS website.   ily Cannabis Showing Up and Thriving in Springfield

It may come as a surprise to some, but Canada has a long and deep history with blackface. To take us through that history, we welcome Cheryl Thompson, associate professor of Performance at Toronto Metropolitan University.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to Episode 126 of The Spokesman Speaks podcast. In this episode, U.S. Meat Export Federation President and CEO Dan Halstrom delivers a pork and beef export update. And farm succession experts Dr. Ron Hanson and Amanda Van Steenwyk share their tips for effective farm succession planning. Resources mentioned in this episode Watch for Iowa Farm Bureau's next Take Root farm succession planning series Register for Iowa Farm Bureau's upcoming Acres of Opportunity conference

Today, we are talking to Jennifer Ho about how she's creating her own dream life as an introvert  Some highlights from the conversation are: Creating your own dream life as an introvert Stop trying to fake it and squeezing yourself into an extroverted box  Tips for content creation and business, specifically for introverts Feeling left out as an introverted business owner and how to make friends online And more energy management and travel tips!   Jennifer is an introvert who's tired of pretending to be extroverted. That's why as a life coach, she helps introverts stop that and start sharing and communicating in their own style, be seen and heard for who they are, and be respected for their honest ideas, thoughts, and opinions. All of that is built through skills and projects that allow introverts to Take Root back into their natural personalities. From there, introverts can establish and confidently communicate the boundaries we need to lead life in a way that works for us, not for others. You can find Jennifer via the following: Life Coaching for Introverts: https://byjenniferho.com/coaching  Instagram: @byjenniferho Website: https://byjenniferho.com/  The Introvert Community: https://lu.ma/byjenniferho  Self-Coaching Workshop: https://byjenniferho.com/visit-my-brain 

For years since I've wanted to have Ashleen & Ri on here! With the launch of their new business, Take Root, it was the perfect time for a catch up. In this era of embodied feminine knowing, we discussed the nature of business, of the mysteries, and where we find pleasure. Feminine is the new way, not at the exclusion of the masculine but rather as a model of being and trust that will open to more harmonic possibilities for us all. Cause, fellas, I LOVE YOU! Ya know I couldn't have them out without some hefty geek outs on egregores and whoa, where we went with that, well, take it as it aligns and let the rest go. We drop into a quickie Egyptian past life activation, so see what's ready to be stirred up. As with all past life work, intend that it is something that blesses your Now and not something that's simply fascinating to your ego. If your business could use some Akashic guidance, use the link here to schedule some time for your team. Thanks Ashleen for mentioning this, cause it's totally what I dig! Listen to the Chronic Gals Podcast Ask your favorite pot shop if they're bud tenders are trained by Take Root Rock the heck on! The RETREAT was leaked a bit in here, if you're ready for a soulful reset in Mexico, come join us in the magic. La Rosa Radiante April 12-18, 2023 Play with Andye Murphy : Online Mystery School : hallsofakasa.com/ Book your Private Ceremony: https://rock-n-roll-shaman.square.site/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/andye_murphy/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cosmicmamapodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cosmicmamapodcast/support

Pastor Caleb Rivera delivers a message entitled "Take Root And Bear Fruit ."

*** The Radiotopia fundraiser is happening right now! Support this show by becoming a member today: https://on.prx.org/3Ehr3B6 *** On December 14th, 2012, the massacre at Sandy Hook Elementary School killed 28 people. Almost immediately conspiracy theories about the tragedy began to spread, promulgated in large part by people like Alex Jones. On the 10th anniversary of the event, Jody, Niki, and Kellie look back at how the right-wing media ecosystem spread and embraced these conspiracies. Sign up for our newsletter! Find out more at thisdaypod.com This Day In Esoteric Political History is a proud member of Radiotopia from PRX. Your support helps foster independent, artist-owned podcasts and award-winning stories. If you want to support the show directly, you can do so on our website: ThisDayPod.com Get in touch if you have any ideas for future topics, or just want to say hello. Our website is thisdaypod.com Follow us on social @thisdaypod Our team: Jacob Feldman, Researcher/Producer; Brittani Brown, Producer; Khawla Nakua, Transcripts; music by Teen Daze and Blue Dot Sessions; Audrey Mardavich is our Executive Producer at Radiotopia

Speaker: Pastor Joshua Robinson

Some guy in Japan dies, Bald Dolphin, the Keffals fallout, R*cky B*rwick, OnA Cinematic Universe, and a white trash special.