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Tanaya Winder and her friends in the indigenous community wanted to raise awareness about the estimated 1,181 missing and murdered indigenous women. They asked for donations of 1,181 single-sided earrings to represent each woman. They received 4,000. “There's so many metaphors, because sometimes people would send the earrings, and they would need repair. They got damaged in the shipment. Some were broken beyond repair. It's like, wow. Sometimes, we feel like trauma does that to us, too,” Tanaya tells hosts Bridgette Stumpf and Lindsey Silverberg. A member of the Duckwater Shoshone Nation, Tanaya is an author, singer, motivational speaker, and teaching artist who founded Dream Warriors Management in 2015. Tune in for her insights about honoring her culture and – as with the earring project, which became a public artwork – applying art to strengthen resiliency.Connect and Learn More☑️ Tanaya Winder | LinkedIn | X | Dream Warriors Management ☑️ Bridgette Stumpf | LinkedIn☑️ Lindsey Silverberg | LinkedIn ☑️ Volare | LinkedIn | Instagram | Facebook☑️ Subscribe Apple Podcasts | Spotify | YouTube Brought to you by Volare, TraumaTies: Untangling Societal Harm & Healing After Crime is a podcast that creates space and conversations to dissect the structural and systemic knots that keep us from addressing trauma.Rooted in a belief that survivors of crime deserve respect for their dignity in the aftermath of victimization, Volare seeks to empower survivors by informing them of all of the options available and working to transform existing response systems to be more inclusive of the diverse needs that survivors often have after...

In this week's episode, we speak with expat entrepreneur/influencer Tanaya Clark about initially heading to Korea as an exchange student, starting a business in Korea and the benefits of controlling your own visa. We also discuss dating differences in Korea (compared to The West), being a black woman in Korea (and how Koreans view black people in general) and competition within the expat community. We also get into “Tall Poppy Syndrome”, the great things about living in Korea, the Korean population possibly getting a bit bigger around the waistline and the oft-derided Korean beauty standards. Plenty of bases covered this week; as usual, something for everyone. Get on it.

Earlonne's here with his “mystery” episode, and it's a doozy. He tells Nigel a redemption story wrapped in a drug-trafficking story, and, along the way, dives deep into several subjects we swore we'd never touch. Buckle up. Thanks to George for telling his story, Tanaya for the rap and listener alert, and everyone else we talked to for this story. This episode was scored with music by Darrell Sadiq Davis, Antwan Williams, Fernando Arruda, David Jassy, and Earlonne Woods.Big thanks to Acting Warden Andes and Lt. Berry at San Quentin Rehabilitation Center, Acting Warden Parker, Associate Warden Lewis, and Lt. Newborg at the California Institution for Women, and Warden De La Cruz and Lt. Williams at the Central California Women's Facility for their support of the show.Support our team and get even more Ear Hustle by subscribing to Ear Hustle Plus today. Sign up at earhustlesq.com/plus or directly in Apple Podcasts. Ear Hustle is a proud member of Radiotopia, from PRX.Radiotopia's fall fundraiser is here! Donate today to support Ear Hustle. Thank you! on.prx.org/3s6RrL5

Recorded by Tanaya Winder for Poem-a-Day, a series produced by the Academy of American Poets. Published on November 4, 2024. www.poets.org

Content warning - some listeners may find this episode upsetting. Helplines are listed below. On this week's episode of the Voices in Action: Journeys in Care podcast, 19-year-old Tanaya shares her views on 'sibling connection' as 1 of 14 children in her biological family. Tanaya shares that she wishes there was more thoughtful planning around the contact she had with her siblings, including individualised activities that considered the interests and ages of her siblings.  She says that when you don't know your brothers and sisters, it can feel like "a piece of you is missing." But when you do, it helps you to understand yourself better.  More information If you liked this episode, help us spread the word by leaving a review and telling your friends.  Episodes are released weekly on Thursdays. You can subscribe to be reminded.  Thank you for listening. If you are feeling upset or want to talk to someone, there is help available: LifeLine 13 11 14 Kids Helpline 1800 55 1800 13YARN 13 92 76 1800RESPECT 1800 737 372

Today our friend Tanaya joins us to chat about our obsessions! We explore our peak fangirl eras and analyze what draws us to certain celebrities or characters. We chat about the world of fan fiction & sharing our obsessions with the people around us. Support the Show.Follow us on social media @eatyourcrustpod

The much awaited round 2 of our episode with Pranav Joshi (@Floydiancookery) and Dr. Tanaya (@dr_cuterus) is here.What to expect? More trivia and baffling stories! And of course, we have a winner! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hear ye, hear ye. You love the work they do but now you will see them or rather hear them in a new avatar. Pranav Joshi (@Floydiancookery) and Tanaya Narendra (Dr Cuterus) join the show this week to share some amazing trivia. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Join Malinda the host of Healthier Happier Trucker this Sunday as we hit the road with a trucker on a remarkable journey to healthier living. Discover the inspiring story of one trucker's transformation and gain valuable insights and tips for staying healthy while on the go. Tune in for a powerful dose of motivation and practical advice! Sponsored by: She Trucking Podcast --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/shetrucking/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/shetrucking/support

Sex is supposed to be wonderful and fun but that isn't always the case. Why? As expected, the reasons are complex. From your brain to your genitals, there can be many reasons why sex can be painful, for both women and men.  Tune into this special episode of the Cuterus podcast, as Dr. Tanaya breaks down some of the most common reasons why sex can be painful. Btw if you want to learn more about sex in a fun, safe, and easy to understand manner, check out Beducated. Beducated has a list of amazing, simple to understand, judgement-free, sex positive courses that help you understand your body better.  So head to https://beducate.me/pd2332-cuterus and use the coupon code 'Cuterus' to get a special discount! 

Today our friend Tanaya joins us to talk about internships! We dive into the interview & onboarding process of internships. We discuss the concept of intern season and how we feel differently about it now vs. when we were actually in our internships. We also talk about how our mindset towards work has changed over the years.Support the showFollow us on social media @eatyourcrustpod

Hello hello! Today's topic is underwear - words that you don't expect to read or hear when you wake up on somewhat rainy monsoony day. But this is no ordinary podcast. Welcome to the season finale of the Dr. Cuterus Podcast. In this episode, our dear Dr. Tanaya goes down into the history and science behind underwear. Why do we need them? Do they have any special benefits? Find out in this super fun episode. P.S. If you are going to miss the regular episodes, please keep letting us know of your favourite parts of the series. For ego-boost, sorry, we mean, feedback. 

What is to live as a diabetic in India? That is the question that we wanted to be answered. Why? Because India is pretty much the world's Diabetes capital. We all know someone who has been diagnosed with it. It isn't just about 'meetha kam karo' or 'sugar mat khao', as always there is a lot of science happening in the background. Science that we are still in the process of understanding.  Tune in to Dr. Tanaya's conversation with Harsh Kedia, who is also known better as The Diabetic Chef.   

Ever feel like life is a juggling act and you're one slip away from dropping all the balls? In this episode, we're focusing on you and the quest for that often elusive sense of 'Stability.'  We'll chat about how to feel at home when life throws a curveball your way and you're just 'Getting Settled.' We'll share some insights about enjoying where you are right now and truly 'Feeling Content,' even when you're still reaching for more. We also dive into how you can understand and appreciate your own value - because 'Knowing You're Enough' is a game-changer. Plus, we'll talk about the power of 'Building Resilience' and the art of 'Establishing Balance' in our busy lives. So, come join us. It's a heart-to-heart conversation with me, Rohit Kokane and Tanay Atre about finding your footing in this roller-coaster ride we call life. We're in this together. Tune in, and let's figure it out. What to expect from this, 'Why Chasing Stability Is Important In Life' episode? 1. Getting Settled: We kick off the conversation discussing how we navigate transitions, set realistic goals, and establish a firm foundation in various areas of life, from our careers to our relationships. How do you handle change? What strategies can you adopt to ease into new situations? We share our experiences and top tips. 2. Feeling Content: Next, we explore the art of being content. How can we foster gratitude, live mindfully, and take joy in the present moment? Can we find contentment while continually striving for more? Discover how self-compassion and gratitude can transform your outlook on life. 3. Knowing Your Enough: In this segment, we delve into understanding and accepting our self-worth. How do you perceive your inherent value, independent of external validation? We discuss ways to develop a healthy sense of self-worth, challenge negative self-talk, and celebrate personal achievements.  4. Building Resilience: We talk about the importance of resilience in the pursuit of stability. How can we cultivate emotional strength, maintain a growth mindset, and use mindfulness practices to bolster our resilience? Learn about the role of a strong support network and resilience-building strategies. 5. Establishing Balance: Lastly, we discuss the significance of achieving a balanced lifestyle for personal and professional stability. How do you prioritize self-care while managing career demands? We offer insights into setting boundaries, nurturing physical health, and finding balance across life's many aspects. Each segment in our discussion aims to help listeners find stability and contentment in their lives. Join us in this insightful journey of self-discovery and personal growth. 

Do you find it difficult to have your say in making important decisons of your life just because your parents may not like it?Do you feel that every moment of your life should be dictated by your parents?Do you take the liberty to talk ill about your parents and make them feel worthless?Almost everyone in today's time is confused between prioritizing themselves or their parents.It is a never ending discussion as parents have different viewpoints on pursuing certain careers or living a certain lifestyle. As children it is essential to understand that your parents did not have as many privileges and exposure as you.Today, the internet has changed the dynamics of many things. It is easier for the younger generation to learn new things and even pursue a career of their passion. But, that doesn't mean that you disregard or disrespect your parents.Remember,  “A Good Father is a Source of Inspiration & Self-restraint. A Good Mother is the Root of Kindness & Humbleness.” - Dr. T.P.ChiaWe discuss the importance of taking care of oneself and setting boundaries, as well as the cultural and emotional factors that can make it difficult to put oneself first. Navigating our life through such moments is hard and you may end of taking worst decisions of your life, so learn the key perspective as me, Rohit Kokane and Tanaya Atre share our insights on one common topic that answers many of your questions in one go.#parents #adulthood #genz #independencyConnect with Rohit KokaneConnect with Tanaya AtrePodcast Managed by Done For You PodcastsPodcast created on Hubhopper Studio

NATASHA MENDES IN CONVERSATION WITH DR.CUTERUS AKA DR.TANAYA NARENDRA, MILLENIAL DOCTOR,EMBRYOLOGIST,INFLUENCER AND AUTHOR. SHE TALKS ABOUT BEING COMFORTABLE ABOUT OUR BODIES, BUSTING MYTHS, HER BOOK 'DR.CUTERUS' AND PRIORITIZING WOMENS HEALTH.

On this week's episode, Tanaya, Tylesha, Jeffrey, and Thad talk about what stresses them out plus how schools and parents can best help students deal with stress. (Outro music by Dave Boquist)Check out more great episodes at f2fpodcastnetwork.com

Do mosquitoes run the world or do they ruin it? That is a fair question.  In the latest episode of the Dr. Cuterus Podcast, Dr Tanaya goes behind the scene and ages to find out what makes mosquitoes so special and how have they changed our lives for the better and most times, for the worse. Also, we finally get to know why mosquito bites itch.  The world is complex and so are its beings, and this podcast hopes to bring some such interesting stories to life! 

Sperm cells are like astronauts, says Dr Prateek Makwana. If that makes you wonder what is going on in this podcast, we implore you to listen in. Our bodies are amazing. Just the amount of science and logic and pure chemistry happening backstage is more confounding than any Oscar-winning multiverse hopping movie feat. Michelle Yeoh. So sharam ke parda uthao and take a deep look inside the scrotum as we give you answers to the questions that you never knew even existed. P.S. If you want a TLDR of the episode - Stop smoking! Not kidding

What is the difference between a psychiatrist, a counsellor, and a therapist? If you are feeling anxious, which one should you go to? Is there a hierarchy between the three? These can be tough questions for some. Mental Health practitioners are helping us shed the stigma around these 'awkward' conversations, and yet there is a long way ahead. Divija Bhasin aka awkwardgoat joins Dr Tanaya in this latest episode to share her experiences of being a counselling psychologist. What sticks out from the conversation is that be it your gham-e-dil or kamar-ka-dard, they can all have an impact on your mental health. Side note - Have you liked/followed this podcast yet? No? Please do. It helps us reach out to you directly the next time an episode drops. Promise. 

Does masturbation cause pimples? - This is the first question that our host, Dr. Tanaya Narendra, asked Dr. Agni Kumar Bose. Why? Because, as Dr. Agni puts is, it is one of the pan-humanity stories. Something that has stood the test of time.  It is funny that we know so little about the largest organ in our body, the skin. The soft, squiggly, at-times dry, at-times oily wrapper that covers us from head to toe.  We hope you have fun listening to this episode. Hopefully as much as we had in recording it.  Pss. Do you think Dr. Tanaya should watch the movie Welcome? If yeah, tell her that!  

Episode 1 of The Dr. Cuterus Podcast is out!Erotica has existed for centuries but at no point in time was porn so easily available. In fact, there is a unsaid Internet Rule no. 34: If it exists, or can be imagined, there is Internet porn of it. In this very first episode of the podcast, we have Dr Sid Warrier sit down with our host, Dr. Tanaya, to break down the impact of pornography on our brains.  Is there a right age to be exposed to porn?Can porn impact our sexuality preferences? How does our brain interpret taboos?Dr. Sid Warrier is neurologist and podcaster. He makes videos that help you understand your brain better. 

We're here! Well, almost. Today we're here to tell you what our show is all about and remind you to follow or subscribe so you don't miss some riveting and fun conversations with doctors.  So go and smash that subscribe button now!

Kicking off our first episode back for 2023 with a deep dive into intimate care and hygiene - a space gaining a lot of traction in the beauty industry. There are so many products launching of late to purportedly address all of your sexual wellness needs - from vulvar washes to enlargening breast creams. To give us a lay of the land, I was joined by Dr. Tanaya, aka Dr. Cuterus. Enjoy! Interested in supporting the podcast? Please subscribe and write a review. If it's accessible, we also have a Patreon page. Find us at www.patreon.com/theecowell. Massive thank you to all of our Patreon supporters for helping make this podcast possible! 

We are joined by the sex positive Dr. Tanaya who talks to us about common mistakes/ misconceptions that vagina-owners often have in regards to their reproductive health. Here are the topics/ questions we dive into: What causes your uterus and cervix to change over time Do menstrual cups cause prolapse? Do vaginas stretch or get loose if you have a lot of sex? Tips for calming medical anxiety What are common misconceptions about orgasms, specifically for vulva owners? Does penis size matter? Is hair removal dangerous? What's better: Shaving? Waxing? Laser Does not wearing a bra really make your boobs saggy? Do vibrators de-sensitize your clitoris? Tips for prime sexual health!! Remember: learning about and understanding your body is a form of SELF-LOVE. Dr. Tanaya is a medic who is passionate about sexual and reproductive health, and likes to put the ‘fun' in fundamental sex ed! Having amassed almost a million followers, she focuses on busting sexual health myths, and creating candid, engaging, & informative conversations around these “shushed” topics. After studying medicine in India, Dr. Tanaya then got a masters in assisted reproductive technologies at the University of Oxford, where she was surprised to see the many many medical myths amongst her highly educated peers! This inspired her to start her Instagram channel, @Dr_Cuterus, where she uses fairytales, mannequins, fun GIFs, and hilariously relatable examples to talk about complex medical & sexual education topics, all wrapped up with an inclusive and gender-neutral bow — a safe place where no topic is too taboo to discuss! Follow Dr. Tanaya on Instagram: @dr_cuterus Get Dr. Tanaya's book: https://www.amazon.in/dp/0143455702?ref_=cm_sw_r_mwn_dp_DKPTASVP98X1D2DKPKXV And if you enjoyed this episode, screenshot it and share it on social media! Make sure to tag @maryspodcast and @dr_cuterus This episode is sponsored by Big Heart Tea! My favorite certified organic tea with direct-trade ingredients, wrapped in packaging made from plants (not plastics), and produced with the utmost regard for the farmers who grow it. I love Big Heart Tea because their company is female-founded, intentionally-sourced, and mission-driven which you can really taste with every sip. I'm currently drinking their Cup of Love tea and I also love their herbal blends for the afternoons. Stock up on your own tea by going to bighearttea.com and use code MARY20 for a discount! Mentioned In This Episode... Cardi B's words of wisdom: https://www.instagram.com/p/CD7ii2FAPqb/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=

Dr. Tanaya Narendra is an internationally trained medical doctor, author, embryologist, and scientist, who is passionate about medical education.For her ground breaking work in medical education, Tanaya has been awarded Sexual Health Influencer of the Year 2020 by SH24 - the online sexual health partner of the NHS, Top 25 Disruptors of India 2021 by Cosmopolitan Magazine, and Health Influencer Of The Year by the IHW Council, supported by the Niti Ayog and Ayushman Bharat.She is now the most popular medical professional on social media in India. Dr. Tanaya runs @Dr_Cuterus, which has garnered over one million followers on instagram and over 50 million views on Youtube. She uses fairytales, mannequins, fun GIFs, and hilariously relatable examples to talk jargon-free and scientifically about complex medical and sexual education topics, all wrapped up with an inclusive and gender-neutral bow.Establishing the medical content creation niche in India, Tanaya has built a thriving community that provides a safe place where no topic is too taboo to talk about!

Oct 1,2022 Saturday : Noon : Sandhya Vandan - Noon Kirtan - Pawana Tanaya Bal Pawana Samana...

It isn't very often that you find Babcia and YiaYia chatting about traveling with small children. But, when we heard from some new mamas out there, we thought we'd put. together our 10 best tips for traveling with little ones. This episode is so special to us because our very own YiaYia is a true and real grandma now! She has welcomed her first little grandson into the world. We are over the moon!! So, this one is for you travel mamas like Kacie, Tanaya, and Kristin who deserve all the love and support we can send their way as they explore this great big world! Cheers travel mamas!!!

This week's guest is Tanaya Joshi (she/her). This was SUCH an incredible and powerful conversation! I am so appreciative for Tanaya coming on to let us into her story. She came out 7 years ago, and now has such a happy ending but had quite a challenging journey getting here. She grew up in Mumbai and then moved over to the US at age 11. Navigating India's historically very anti-queer beliefs greatly impacted her ability to understand her identity, leading to a delay in making sense of the feelings that were there since adolescence. She shares with us about the confusing experience of having such deep feelings for her female friends during adolescence and how this was not reciprocated. She then shares about her process of finding her identity, falling for her now wife, and then the long journey that coming out has been. What was especially powerful about this conversation was how Tanaya let us all in to some challenging dynamics with her parents she's had to navigate with regards to acceptance and celebration of her identity. Tanaya was so so generous with her story, I felt so honored and touched to be witness to it and feel so grateful she wants to invite you all into this conversation too. About the guest:Tanaya is a product designer living in San Francisco, CA with her wife. To join Tanaya's Newsletter, visit: https://tanayajoshi.substack.com. If you're interested in connecting with her via email, you can reach her at tanayarjoshi at gmail.com (combine in typical email format, it is written out here to avoid bots) For more, visit www.secondadolescencepod.com or @secondadolescencepod.Download episode transcript here.  

Lyrics:Shambhukumara Gowri TanayaGajanana Sadaya Jaya JayaVarada Ganesha Duritha VinashaPranava Kara Natha SadayaGajanana Sadaya Jaya JayaMeaning:Salutations to Lord Ganesha, the son of Lord Shiva (Shambhu) and Parvathi (Gowri), who grants boons, destroys obstacles and who is personification of the Primordial sound "Om". Victory to the merciful Lord Ganesha!

FIT speaks to Gynaecologist, Dr Tanaya Narendra, AKA Dr Cuterus, about sustainable period products, the menstrual cup, puritan culture, and eco-anxiety among mensturators. "I started using the cup in 2017, but my mum who was a gynaecologist, said no. Indian Gynaecologists tend to have a block in their head about using anything insertable inside the vagina before 'marriage'," says Dr Tanaya. "For the record, my mom also reacted the same way when she found out I was using it," says Anoushka. "A lot of this is linked to purity culture. There are a lot of things that we put in our bodies. These are extremely safe and very well tested," adds Dr Tanaya.

Tanaya grew up in New Haven, CT, playing basketball outside with her brothers, but it wasn't until she was 12 years old when she tried out for an actual team.  She made the squad and the rest is history.  Many awards and accolades later she's just wrapped up year #4 as a professional athlete overseas, having lived experiences in Australia and Spain.  She's humble, hungry and in constant evolution.

Lyrics:Giriraja Tanaya Jaya MaHey Durgati Nashini MaMaha Jyothirmayi Shiva Shakthi MayiAsura Vimardhini MaJaya Devi Durge Jaya MaHey Durgati Nashini MaMeaning:Victory to the daughter of the King of Mountains O Mother, the destroyer of our wicked path.The most effulgent and the embodiment of Shiva and Shakthi, The mother who is the destroyer of demons (all evils). Victory to the Divine Mother Durga!

542 - Eshwaramba Priya Tanaya | Sri Sathya Sai Bhajans

Anirudh Sarkar was a caregiver to her daughter Tanaya who was diagnosed with Leukemia. Initially, her symptoms were stomach aches, and she started getting anaemic. On further tests, she was diagnosed with Leukemia. She underwent six cycles of chemotherapy as a part of the treatment. Anirudh's advice to caregivers and survivor is," Do not panic. The medical system has developed well to face any challenge. There is always a solution."

You read that right – this episode of The Sarah Jane Show is a no holds barred conversation between Sarah and embryologist & content creator Dr. Tanaya Narendra (aka Dr. Cuterus), about the birds, the bees and everything in between. The way we approach talking about our bodies, and topics like periods, masturbation, protection, sex toys, consent, etc. definitely needs an overhaul, and Dr. Cuterus definitely sets a great example through this episode. To get a lot more valuable information on sexual health, do follow Dr. Tanaya on Instagram @dr_cuterus. To keep up with Sarah Jane Dias, follow her on Instagram @sarahjanedias, and don't forget to check out @fegoco on Instagram for more feel good vibes! This podcast is supported by Nutrova, a homegrown startup using nutrition science to help you take charge of your health. CREDITS: Host: Sarah Jane Dias (Instagram) This is a Maed in India production. Audio Engineer & Editor: Kartik Kulkarni Creative Director: Mae Mariyam Thomas Project Manager: Shaun Fanthome Producer: Husein Haveliwala

Being practical and emotional is the bottom line. As a human, we always have a thought fight between mind and heart.  Sometimes being emotional gives you the feeling of what others are in their situations. But getting emotional about your feelings kills you in silence. Practical people have reasons and logic for overcoming their issues or managing any pressure. Yet passionate people are on the web of emotions where they lose courage and have no ability to break the walls around them. It is hard for them to develop in a new way, to adopt a new way of thinking, and to be very courageous.There are a lot of questions that surround practical vs emotional debate which we have covered in the 'Gehraiyaan' season of the Motivation Spark podcast.What is the difference between being practical v/s being emotional? Why are people less emotional and more practical these days? Why do people's feelings diminish fast?Is being a practical person a negative thing?How to find the balance between being practical and emotional?Connect with Rohit kokaneConnect with Tanaya AtrePodcast Created On HubHopper Studio

A true friend is someone who you can rely on when you need it. They treat you with respect and being around them makes you feel good. They have your best interest at heart. You feel comfortable being yourself with them and you can trust them.There are a lot of questions that surround around friendship which we have covered in the 'Gehraiyaan' season of the Motivation Spark podcast.What is true friendship?What kind of life you will have if you have no friends? A talk around selfless or toxic friends. How not judge people in friendship? How one can be their own friend?& much more.Tune in now! Connect with Rohit kokaneConnect with Tanaya AtrePodcast Created On HubHopper Studio

In this interview Tanaya Winder discusses the way she has combined poetry and performance with social advocacy to help others feel seen in real life and on the page. Once a student at Stanford driven to pursue a degree in law, Tanaya eventually turned to poetry seeing it as a way to help marginalized communities and survivors of trauma find their voices. Coming from a life rooted in music and ceremony she also tells us about the way she uses song and sound to help her access her poems and honor her own heritage. Find out more by listening to this podcast or watching Tanaya's TED talk here. 

Lyrics:Ambika Tanaya GajananaGajavadana Gananatha GajananaPahi Ganesha VinayakaTribhuvana Palaka Mangala DayakaVidya Buddhi Siddhi PradayakaPahi Ganesha Vinayaka (2)Meaning:O loving son of Mother Parvati, the Elephant-headed Lord Ganesha, kindly protect us. You are the sustainer of the three worlds, the one who confers auspiciousness, knowledge, wisdom and success.

Lyrics:Devaki Tanaya DayanidheDayanidhe KrupanidheDarshan Deejo Deva DevaDarshan Deejo Sai DevaDeena Natha Sai NathaMeaning:Worship the merciful and compassionate Son of Mother Devaki, Lord Krishna. He is the treasure house of compassion and mercy. O Lord of Lords, Sai Deva, the uplifter of the forlon, please grant us Your Divine Darshan.

Lyrics:Eshwaramba Priya Tanaya Sai NarayanaSai Narayana Sathya NarayanaEshwaramba Priya Tanaya Sai NarayanaKali Yug Mein Avatar LiyeKan Kan Mein Tera Nam (O Sai)Meaning:O Sai Narayana, the beloved son of Mother Eshwaramba. You have incarnated in this present Kali Age as our Lord Sathya Narayana. You are all pervading and Your name is present in every atom.

Recorded at Sri Sathya Sai Media Centre, Prasanthi Nilayam.Lyrics:Pashupati Tanaya Bala GajananaTum Ho Vighna Vinasha GaneshaTum Ho Vighna VinashaHey Shiva Nandana Bala GajananaVidya Buddhi PradataMangala Kara Hey Mangala Kara HeySundara Sai Ganesha GaneshaSundara Sai GaneshaMeaning:O elephant-faced Lord Ganesha, the Beloved Son of Lord Shiva – the Master of all Beings. You are the One who removes all our obstacles. You are the elephant-faced darling child of Lord Shiva. You are the Bestower of Supreme Wisdom and Spiritual Discrimination. Do always be kind to us and shower on us auspiciousness. O Lord Sai! You are the Beautiful One!Visit us at https://www.sssmediacentre.org/

My guest to round off 2022 is Tanaya Joshi. Tanaya wears many hats, including her current role in Impact and Communications at Earthwatch Australia, an environmental not-for-profit that uses nature-based experiences to empower people in saving nature. She is also a science and culture writer at SAARI collective, a media start-up aiming to diversify Australian media, and is part of the Science Gallery Melbourne's Sci Curious, a group of young people shaping a gallery which brings together sciences and the arts. While working, Tanaya is also completing a Masters in Environment and Sustainability at Monash University. Her current passions lie in science communication, systemic change to slow the climate and biodiversity crisis, and striving to platform First Nations and people of colour in the movement for a liveable future.

We have the amazing Dr Tanaya joining us on the podcast this week. Tanaya is an award winning doctor who has a social media platform called @dr_cuterus where she educates and answers questions on sexual health. We chat everything from oral sex, HPV, penis size and so much more.Also we tell you about a threesome one of us recently had!Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

We have a beautiful conversation with Tanaya Harper for you all. We discuss the power of music, seasons of change, love and a bit of astrology. We can't wait to hear what you think! SHOW NOTES: Let's Talk, Peaches Website: www.letstalkpeaches.com IG: @letstalk_peaches TikTok: @letstalk_peaches Tanaya Harper IG: @tanayaharpermusic Website: www.tanayaharper.com

Rendering Unconscious welcomes Lyla June Johnston and Tanaya Winder to the podcast! Lyla June is an Indigenous public speaker, artist, scholar and community organizer of Diné (Navajo), Tsétsêhéstâhese (Cheyenne) and European lineages from Taos, New Mexico. Her messages focus on Indigenous rights, supporting youth, traditional land stewardship practices and healing inter-generational and inter-cultural trauma. She blends undergraduate studies in human ecology at Stanford University, graduate work in Native American Pedagogy at the University of New Mexico, and the indigenous worldview she grew up with to inform her perspectives and solutions. Her internationally acclaimed presentations are conveyed through the medium of poetry, music and/or speech. She is currently pursuing a doctoral degree at the University of Alaska, Fairbanks in Indigenous Studies with a focus on Indigenous Food Systems Revitalization. https://www.lylajune.com Follow her at Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lylajune/ Tanaya Winder is a poet, writer, artist and educator who was raised on the Southern Ute reservation in Ignacio, CO. An enrolled member of the Duckwater Shoshone Tribe, her background includes Southern Ute, Pyramid Lake Paiute, Diné, and Black heritages. Tanaya writes and teaches about different expressions of love (self love, intimate love, social love, community love, and universal love). https://tanayawinder.com Follow her at Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tanayawinder/ Tanaya created Dream Warriors Management, a collective of Indigenous Artists who believe in pursuing passions, dreams, and gifts to better loved ones and communities while also uplifting others. Each artist travels to perform concerts, run workshops, teach empowerment and artistic skill sets, showcase his/her performance art & artistry, and speak at various engagements throughout the country. In addition to their artistic endeavors, they hustle hard to work within communities whenever they get the opportunity. Together, they developed the Dream Warriors Scholarship. https://dreamwarriors.co Support Tanaya at Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/tanaya You can also check out her TEDx Talk presented at TEDxABQ 2013: Igniting Healing – a powerful talk on the power of poetry and creativity. https://youtu.be/BF1z5XHEMaM This episode also available at YouTube: https://youtu.be/XjNH8f2NefI Inflamed: Deep Medicine and the Anatomy of Injustice by Rupa Marya and Raj Patel. https://us.macmillan.com/books/9780374602529 Poet Warrior: A Memoir by Joy Harjo. https://wwnorton.com/books/9780393248524 Rendering Unconscious Podcast is hosted by psychoanalyst Dr. Vanessa Sinclair, who interviews psychoanalysts, psychologists, scholars, creative arts therapists, writers, poets, philosophers, artists & other intellectuals about their process, work, world events, the current state of mental health care, politics, culture, the arts & more. www.renderingunconscious.org Support the podcast at Patreon. Your support is greatly appreciated! www.patreon.com/vanessa23carl Rendering Unconscious Podcast can be found at your favorite podcasting platforms, including: Spotify / iTunes / Soundcloud / Podbean: www.renderingunconscious.org/about/ The song at the end of the episode is “North Star (feat. Quincy Davis)” by Lyla June. All Bandcamp sales benefit @7genfund dedicated to Indigenous Peoples' self-determination and the sovereignty of Native nations. https://lylajune.bandcamp.com Lyla June's YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/lylajohnston/videos?app=desktop Many thanks to Carl Abrahamsson, who created the intro and outro music for Rendering Unconscious podcast. www.carlabrahamsson.com Image: Tanaya Winder and Lyla June

Tanaya's testimony regarding infertility contains powerful messages that we all can relate to!

Tanaya Winder is a poet, writer, artist and educator who was raised on the Southern Ute reservation in Ignacio, CO. She has taught writing courses at Stanford University, CUBoulder, and the University of New Mexico. Tanaya writes and teaches about love in all its forms, and advocates for youth & women's empowerment, healing trauma through art, and cultivating mental wellness.In this episode, Tanaya shares about her rich background and breadth of experience--including advocating for land preservation, working with youth, and forming a collective called Dream Warriors Management with fellow indigenous artists. Her actions show how it's possible to harness the energy of the heart to serve and help others envision future growth, and we reflect on how artistic expression plays an important role in these endeavors.Episode Links:Words to Love By by Tanaya WinderWhy Storms Are Named After People and Bullets Remain Nameless by Tanaya WinderIgniting Healing: Tanaya Winder at TEDxABQ

Jana and Sharon talk about what it means to trust God, ourselves and others from a Biblical perspective. Trust can be a challenge and we must be willing to risk it for our relationships.

Jana and Sharon talk about what it means to trust God, ourselves and others from a Biblical perspective. Trust can be a challenge and we must be willing to risk it for our relationships. The post Jesus Loves Me Podcast: Tanaya Sweeney Testimony appeared first on Hardwired for Life.

* Word# Turmoil * Part Of Speech — Noun. * Pronunciation — * Tur as in turban, * m as in mountain, * oil as usual, oil. * Etymology — * The word turmoil has an unknown origin. * Meaning — * A state of confusion, unrest, and disturbance. * Mnemonic — * The term of the minister saw turmoil in the country. * Sentences — * When the teacher was absent, the class was in a turmoil. (Noun, a state of confusion, unrest, and disturbance) * Overthinking too much often leads to turmoil in one's life. * After shifting to a completely new country, Tanaya was in complete turmoil, unable to comprehend the state's outlandish rules. * People suffered from turmoil during the uncertain times of the global pandemic. * As she sat in her car, she was unable to fathom with her mother-wit what might be the cause of the sudden turmoil on the street. (Noun, a state of confusion, unrest, and disturbance) * No matter what turmoil comes to life, one should practise calmness to take the correct decision. (Noun, a state of confusion, unrest, and disturbance) * Synonyms — chaos, confusion, hullabaloo, pandemonium, maelstrom, tohubohu, etc. * Antonyms — peace, calmness, quietude, etc. * Quick revision of previously learnt words — Fathom — guess or gauge.[5] * Mother-wit — common sense.[6] Idom #To peg out * Meaning — * To eat quickly. * Sentences — * She bought the chips for a song and will pig out now. (Eat quickly) * For a song — at a cheap rate. * When he was weak as a kitten, he pigged out the plate of noodles. (Ate quickly) * Weak as a kitten — very weak. * He will call you on the carpet if you pig out his food. (Eat quickly) * Call you on the carpet — scold. Phrasal verb #To be run down * Meaning — * To be run down → to be tired. * To run down → to insult. * Sentences — * She runs down her juniors. (Insults) * He is run down after a hectic day. (Is tired) * Do not run down the poor. (Insult) * She is run down after completing her projects. (Is tired)

Short stories for children... Created and recited by a child, Tanaya (age7)

Stories for children - created and recited by Tanaya(7 yr old). This is pure imagination of a 7 year old girl who loves the world of stories, Tanaya. Hope you enjoy this.

Today we welcome streamer, podcaster and editor extraordinaire Tanaya to the show.Cast: Christian Humes, Alex "Tuna", Tom Caswell and TanayaPokémon 269: DustoxOfftopic: Mortal Kombat, Reading Season, NickelodeonGames: It Takes Two, Pac-Man 99, GTA San Andreas, Ratchet & ClankPodcast Game: Describe a Pokémon PoorlyKeep up with Tanayahttps://twitter.com/reeree_tvhttps://twitch.tv/reeree_tvAlso download the Mass Effect Adventum podcast!Questions, Comments, Complaints, Corrections!?Call: 805-738-8692Twitter: @UnrankedPodcastEmail@UnrankedPodcast.comDiscordhttps://discord.gg/f5y4GHWZsRaPatreonhttps://www.patreon.com/unrankedpodcastYouTubehttps://www.youtube.com/unrankedpodcastStreamshttps://twitch.tv/GreatBriTomhttps://twitch.tv/TheChoomshttps://twitch.tv/BigDan815Harmony: Echos of Powergetharmonyeop.comHost ContactsTwitter@Christian_Humes, @TunaTargaryen, @BigDan815, @GreatBriTomGamertagsTheChooms, Tuna Targaryen, BigDanW815, GreatBriTomNintendo Friend CodesChristian: 4405-3172-5821Alex: 5443-2451-6915Dan: 2588-5184-0411Tom: 1369-5857-5388PSN:Tuna Taygaryen, BigDan815, GreatBriTom, TheChooms See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Our National Poetry Month celebrations continue with indigenous poets Layli Long Soldier, Mark Turcotte, and Tanaya Winder who read from and discuss the recent book When the Light of the World Was Subdued, Our Songs Came Through: A Norton Anthology of Native Nations Poetry. This program took place November 19th, 2020 and was recorded live [...]

Our National Poetry Month celebrations continue with indigenous poets Layli Long Soldier, Mark Turcotte, and Tanaya Winder who read from and discuss the recent book When the Light of the World Was Subdued, Our Songs Came Through: A Norton Anthology of Native Nations Poetry. This program took place November 19th, 2021 and was recorded live [...]

Today Marisa and Ethan are joined by Drew and Tanaya from The Opposite Sex Podcast! They discuss the mysterious disappearance of Michael Rockefeller. What happened to him? Was he killed or did he survive?   Email us: Conspiracycouple22@gmail.com Follow us: https://www.instagram.com/conspiracycouple/   Check out the Opposite Sex Podcast: Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-opposite-sex/id1546414816  Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1tbtTpvl919RJraoQISzqd?si=mKH-FSh8ReiXC1nCzJdxnA  Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBmC11C_wzYgl-3W75OmtDQ  Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheeOppositeSex  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theoppositesex_podcast/  TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@theoppositesex?lang=en 

In this episode I talk with Tanaya Winder (Southern Ute, Pyramid Lake Paiute, Navajo, and Black tribes). We discuss her books, Love like words and Why Storms Are Named After People and Bullets Remain Nameless. We discuss grief work, growing up the Southern Ute reservation in Ignacio, Colorado and her journey in publishing in and self publishing.  Content warning, we also discuss a bit about Missing and murdered Indigenous women and relatives. 

For this two-part episode, Daniel gets-a-chatting to Tanaya Harper, the talented Western Australia based singer-songwriter who has just released her exquisite live EP; "Tender is the Night, Vol 1".Be sure to listen to Part 2 here.Tanaya's socials:InstagramTwitterYouTube See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Fun in fundamentals of sexual education, the relevance of public medical education and  critical health topics like intimate and sexual hygiene, decoding what it means to be in the medical profession and how science can be fun! Meet our woman of substance Dr. Tanaya Narendra, fondly called Dr Cuterus or Millennial Doctor on social mediums. She’s an internationally trained doctor, embryologist, and scientist who took the influencer route to empower the public about medical education.  Having completed medical school in India, she completed her masters at the University of Oxford, and registered as a doctor in the UK. She’s a doctor at Abhilasha Hospital and fertility center and a medical consultant for Pee Safe among various other roles she juggles with. Note: This is a sensitive topic handled with simplicity and light tonality yet rooted in research. Skip to your favourite part using the time stamps below: 4.00- Opting to talk about matters considered taboo 6.00- Why adding the FUN in fundamental sex-ed is important 8.00- Being ‘bold’, taboo subjects & handling stalkerish behaviour on social media 11.30 – Why research & sources matter wrt sensitive subjects 14.00- Awkwardness vs Awareness- Destigmatizing sex-education and sensitive topics 18.00- Body Sensitivity & why early education is important 21.30- Adding Sex-Ed to the time table 23.00- Body Autonomy and Ownership 25.030- Cultural interferences in understanding sex-education- India & UK 29.30- Internet and diversity & inclusion 32.00- Why be mindful of word choices during interactions 34.00- Medical Professions and Preparedness 36.00- The need to quit and staying afloat 38.00- Tradeoffs in Scientific and Medical Professions 41.00- Making Science fun, exam pressure and teaching science differently 43.00- Enquiry, Curiosity, and Scientific Mindsets   Original Music by Joseph Mc Dade Drop us a note on Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn or Twitter @voice_of_achievers Or write in directly to editor@voiceofachievers.com We’re listening to you. Don’t forget to follow us on Spotify, Sticher, Apple, Google, JioSaavn, Gaana or wherever you’re listening to us! You can follow us and leave us feedback on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter @eplogmedia, For partnerships/queries send you can send us an email at bonjour@eplog.media. DISCLAIMER: The views expressed on all the shows produced and distributed by Ep.Log Media are personal to the host and the guest of the shows respectively and with no intention to harm the sentiments of any individual/organization. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

That conversations around sexual and reproductive health in our country are not nearly common enough is a fact no one can deny. We've all probably skipped the famous chapter of ‘reproduction' in our biology textbooks, and been given maybe one workshop on puberty and periods. Conversations around safe sex, consent and sex positivity? Forget about it! But in a country with a population like ours - talking about sex is probably the need of the hour! Tune into this episode where our hosts Nishtha and Pragya are joined by the internet's favourite doctor, Dr. Tanaya Narendra a.k.a Dr. Cuterus as they talk about health, sex, bodies, patriarchy and much much more!

Shhhhhh! We are talking about masturbation! Aren't you tired of that? Tired of pretending that one of THE MOST populous countries in the world doesn't have sex. Apparently, we still believe that children happen by magic or "blessings". Well, it's time we go all out and embrace and accept sex as just another physical function! Albeit a rather exciting physical function. This week we are talking about masturbation. How different genders approach masturbation - how people still talk about it in hushes tones - how you are lead to believe that its a filthy act to PLEASURE YOURSELF! Well, we have Dr. Cuterus here, Dr. Tanaya Narendra breaking down these myths and spilling some delicious tea on how women NEED TO TOUCH THE DAMN CLITORIS and men.. well, continue pleasuring yourself. :D Yes, some generalisations aside, this is an important episode. Share with us your experiences of exploring your body, learning how to pleasure yourself, or "jerk off" and your general experience with sex. Can't wait to hear from you and if you have questions for Dr. Tanaya, do write in and she will get back to you! x

Recorded by Tanaya Winder for Poem-a-Day, a series produced by the Academy of American Poets. Published on November 17, 2020. www.poets.org

Today, in recognition of Indigenous Peoples Day, we talk with Native poets and performing artists Frank Waln and Tanaya Winder, who will also play some of their powerful music. We hope you enjoy entering the mind of a writer. Listen to more episodes here. EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS “I really believe in helping people heal through the [...]

Today, in recognition of Indigenous Peoples Day, we talk with Native poets and performing artists Frank Waln and Tanaya Winder, who will also play some of their powerful music. We hope you enjoy entering the mind of a writer. Listen to more episodes here. EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS “I really believe in helping people heal through the [...]

Brandi Hoffman and Tanaya Paul join me in the studio to discuss the importance of stepping out of your comfort zone. Brandi recently wrote the script for the movie "Laughing Dangerously". It is based on her account of trying to become a stand up comedian. Tanaya Paul discusses what it was like to go from being a nail technician to stunt woman, actor, and to her attempt at writing books and scripts.

The current situation on New Riverton grows more dire with the crew as another journal entry from asari justicar, Jisera of the Rubicon, (played by Tanaya) has been released onto the Extranet!

Childrens creative ability increases by re narrating stories

Narrate the story on different way

While in Kerry, Ireland for a judging job I took the opportunity to sit down with Tanaya Martin. At 1.00am, after a long day of work and a couple of beers, we had a chat in the hotel room. We covered the importance of finding 'you' in hip hop culture, using dance as a tool to grow, Ice's journey with Noesis & Future Formalities and had plenty of laughs along the way.

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In this episode sponsored by Billy Black's Barbering Experience, Matt, Dylan and Tanaya (later joined by Liam) chat what music was around when they first paid attention to sound, what albums have pulled them out of a "hole", and whether Billie Eilish is over or under rated. Billy Black's Barbering Experience is located at 661 Newcastle St, Leederville in Western Australia. You can get in contact with Billy Black's Barbering Experience via their instagram - https://www.instagram.com/hillbillybarber Want to reach out? Hit us up via our email - rhubarbpod@gmail.com Or reach out to us via Facebook/Instagram through the @rhubarb_records handle. Are you a musician or industry personnel and want to join us on the podcast? Get in touch, we'd love to have you on.

Our parents are superheroes. One morning, after long deliberation, they decided they wanted a better life for their families and packed their bags, trading in their comfortable lives for challenging ones. They conquered the difficulty of an unfamiliar language, navigated the brand new culture, and explored countless communities to fit into the new country. They left behind their parents, their loved ones, their closest friends. They are immigrants, and they are our everyday inspirations. Today we dive deep into our parents’ immigration journeys, and discuss our experiences growing up with immigrant parents - from everything to being embarrassed about their broken English, to learning to express love through every way except saying the L word.*NOTES*12:00 Sponsorship, ok Crystal clarified with her mom: a sponsor was needed if you were going to school in the new country and needed a student visa (Crystal's parents were enrolling in Canadian university to get their Canadian master degrees). The sponsor would sign with the intent/proof that they could pay for the education. If the person coming to study in the new country already has enough money/proof that they can pay for the education, then they would not require a sponsor for their student visa.American student visa rules , Canadian student visa rules27:22 Pork Floss51:18 Mission Peak is referring to a 6 mile hike in Fremont, popular for the totem pole and beautiful view at the top. Parts of it are super steep and the trail has 0 shade - which is why Tanaya and Jeesoo are so astonished.

It's the international edition of Australian Music Diaries. Miks is in Tokyo, Japan, and Jack is in Melbourne, Australia. We're both super stoked to share some tunes this episode. They soundtrack some sightseeing, some cold nights and, staying on brand, there is at least one bird. The tunes are: Market - Everytime (Feat. Tanaya Harper) Kira Puru - Everything Is Better Without You Annie Bass - Sweet Nothing Luke Seymoup - Spooky Towns - Safe to Stay The Buoys - Inside Outside You can stream the tunes on Spotify. Please go and support all of the artist we spoke about! You can also now support the show on Pozible! Couple of different tiers available too. More details here: bit.ly/AMD-pozible Thank you to the incredible and generous Adam Jones for the theme music you hear throughout the poddy. Check us out online! australianmusicdiaries.com Facebook.com/australianmusicdiaries Instagram.com/australianmusicdiaries twitter.com/amdpod instagram.com/mikseveritt instagram.com/jack_r_reilly Pls rate, review and share the ep! 6 stars or more pls on Apple Podcasts :) You can also hear these episodes before everyone else on Play On Radio! Australian Music Diaries on Play On Radio (playonradio.live) every second Monday from 6PM

Recorded April 9th 2019 I don’t own any rights to music. Tune in to liyah Daija Marquitta and Tanaya on this one while they give there condolences on the our beloved Nipsey hussle

On this week’s show: "Through Black Spruce" stars Tanaya Beatty and Brandon Oakes and director Don McKellar.In “Through Black Spruce,” an adaptation of Joseph Boyden’s Giller Prize-winning novel, Beatty stars as Annie Bird, a Cree woman from James Bay who travels to Toronto in search of her twin sister Suzanne, a model who disappeared without a trace.As Annie explores the dark underbelly of the city’s fashion scene at home in Moosonee her Uncle Will (Mohawk actor Oakes) runs afoul of local drug dealers. They think Suzanne’s boyfriend ripped them off and want to talk to her about where he is. When Will won’t tell them he is beaten within an inch of his life.

Tune in as we discuss the 12 Week Sacred Woman program by Queen Afua with Sacred Woman Practicioner Tanaya. She helps us understand the gateways and why self healing is so important in order to be the best version of yourself. Be a part of your own resuce NO ONE is coming to save you SAVE YOURSELF! Sacred Woman is a must have in the homes of every woman and young girl. This book takes us through a rites of passage that we should have been exposed to years ago, to equip us to be, do and have the things we'd like to attract and manifest in this world. We are the women who lighten the darkness! WEEK 1 :Sacred Womb - Overcome the womb diseased woman & receive womb wellness.WEEK 2 :Sacred Word - Overcome the gossiping woman & transform your words into medicine.WEEK 3 :Sacred Foods - Overcome the emotional eating woman & use foods as medicine.WEEK 4 :Sacred Movement - Overcome the stagnant woman & learn womb yoga and spiritual fitness.WEEK 5 :Sacred Beauty - Overcome the wounded child & magnify your inner and outer beauty.WEEK 6 :Sacred Space - Overcome the intuitively blocked woman & become an intuitive woman.WEEK 7 :Sacred Healing - Overcome the broken woman & become the medicine woman.WEEK 8 :Sacred Relationships - Overcome the hurt woman & become the emotionally balanced woman.WEEK 9 :Sacred Union - Overcome the solo woman & become an empowered woman.WEEK 10 :Sacred Lotus Woman - Overcome & become a woman of profound vision.WEEK 11 :Sacred Time - Overcome the procrastinating woman & become a creator through sacred time.WEEK 12 :Sacred Work - Overcome the common & professionally empty woman and wombnifest your purpose. 

Tanaya Ghosh is the founder of Tanaya’s Table, is an entrepreneur, media personality, food and travel writer, content creator and on-camera host.  Combining her passions with her Bachelor’s degree in Sociology from UCLA, and her Masters degree in Public Relations at USC Annenberg, Tanaya has carved out a unique path of her own over the years.  Growing up as a South Asian American girl in Southern California, she started out shy, quiet and reserved. Through life experiences and her personal journey, she’s learned to break out of that shell. Ever-curious about self growth and personal development, she’s made it her mission to delve deeper into the inner workings of how we let our stories form who we are, and how we can empower ourselves by breaking free of outside limitations and our subconscious beliefs. She’s obsessed with the art of living your best life, and has spoken at conferences, events and universities. A lover of all things food, travel, adventure and exploration, Tanaya loves laughing and squeezing as much joy out of life as possible, while inspiring others to do the same. Tanaya shares how she is able to become the successful person that she is today with the help of working on positive thought patterns for herself to live her life on purpose and on her terms. Check out thetaoofselfconfidence.com for show notes of Tanaya's episode, Tanaya's website, resources, gifts and so much more.

It’s episode one of Australian Music Diaries! We share the busy times, small mistakes, and taking stock of the good things. The tunes that soundtrack these moments are: Tenderhooks - Headcase Moonbase - Rebound (feat. Merky Ace) Tanaya Harper - The Well Outright - Holler Luca Brasi - Clothes I Slept In (Alice Ivy Remix) Tkay Maidza - Flexin’ (feat. Duckwrth) Full playlist available here: australianmusicdiaries.com/episodes Check us out online! Facebook - Facebook.com/australianmusicdiaries Instagram - Instagram.com/Australianmusicdiaries Miks on insta - Instagram.com/mikseveritt Jack on insta - Instagram.com/jack_r_reilly Pls rate and review the ep! 10,000 stars or more pls! Episode two'll be out in a fortnight.

Villains we love to hate! From Voldemort to George Wickham, we delve into what makes a great and memorable villain. Don't forget to tune in to Booktopia On every Wednesday at 11am. Some books mentioned in this podcast: Harry Potter box set - https://bit.ly/2Ji0jSb Peter Pan - https://bit.ly/2M4pfyy Outlander - https://bit.ly/2M1GBvK The Woman in White - https://bit.ly/2LoOYjT Host: Bronwyn Guests: Sarah, Olivia, Tracey and Tanaya

There may only be 24 hours in a day, but don't tell Tanaya Winder. In addition to her flourishing poetry career, she’s a professor, a motivational speaker, a vocalist, an entrepreneur and the founder of Dream Warriors, an Indigenous artist collective. And through it all, she's on a mission to spread love and make the world a better place. On the latest episode of Beyond The Mic, Tanaya talks about wearing her MANY hats, shares the one thing she won't travel without and much, much more. 

 How do you define self-love? Is it a daily regiment for yourself or does it feel like a luxury? How does it differ between us? Let's talk about it with our special guest Tanaya Cardenales, the founder of Built by Flaws. ----more---- Who is Tanaya Cardenales?  Tanaya Cardenales is a 22-year-old senior attending Connecticut College who is obtaining a double major in Africana Studies and Economics. She was born and raised in Harlem, NY. Tanaya is very involved on her campus, but also heavily involved in the community of social media and blogging. Tanaya created a blog, Built by Flaws, 3 years ago to create a space for young women of color struggling with body image issues.  Follow Tanaya on: Website / Facebook / Instagram / Twitter Music Credits: Music Intro/Outro: “Thoughts” by Killah Smilez Music Outro: “Explained” by Killah Smilez Make sure you check out the Killah Smilez song on Amazon  Catch the music video by Killah Smilez HERE Want to share the episode? Please share the episode on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, YouTube, and Soundcloud Don’t forget to subscribe to WokeNFree on iTunes, Stitcher, TuneIn, iHeartRadio, and Google Play Do you want to join the show as a guest on an upcoming episode? Contact us HERE Don't forget to submit a scenario to us for SCENARIO TIME!    SCENARIO TIME: How would you respond to these scenarios in SCENARIO TIME? Let's chat HERE!  Have you reviewed our show yet? Pick your platform of choice HERE      Do you want to start a podcast? We are here to HELP! Schedule a FREE consultation with us HERE   P.S. Ignore Our Cat Toby in the background :p   This post contains affiliate links. That means if you click on a link and buy something, WokeNFree will earn a small commission from the advertiser at no additional cost to you.  

What happens when a bestselling money author teams up with an SNL star to talk about financial literacy? You end up with some awesome videos featuring Kate McKinnon and Beth Kobliner! Beth joins us in the basement today to talk about the making of the videos and to share some much-needed financial literacy tips for children. How do you teach kids (or other adults) about money when you don't feel like YOU'RE a whiz with your cash? Beth shares some great tips that you'll be able to use today. In our headlines segment we'll talk about a recent lawsuit about "reverse churning." What does that even mean? We'll talk about why it's important most of the time to do absolutely nothing with your money, and we'll also discuss when you should expect to pay for advice and exactly what you're paying for when you work with an advisor. If you're in a fee-based account, are you paying for trades or for advice from the advisor? We'll debate that question on today's show.  In our second headline we'll talk to Mike Foy from JD Power and Associates. They have a new customer satisfaction survey that also shares LOTS of information about millennials. It appears that millennials are ditching their advisors in droves. Why is that happening? What are advisors missing? We'll ask Mike to dig into the JD Power survey findings on today's podcast...including which firms scored highest in customer satisfaction this year. Plus, as always, we throw out the Haven Life line to Tanaya, who's contributing to her state pension plan and her Roth every year. What's are some other considerations of places she should be contributing? We'll also, we pull out the stops and answer several letters in an effort to get caught up. We'll tackle minimum volatility funds, a confusing advisor recommendation, a listener who actually gets what we're doing with this podcast, and more.   Thanks to Blue Apron for supporting Stacking Benjamins. Check out this week’s menu and get $30 OFF —WITH FREE SHIPPING—by going to BlueApron.com/SB. Thanks to MagnifyMoney.com for sponsoring Stacking Benjamins as well. MagnifyMoney.com saves users on average $450 when they compare, ditch, switch and save on credit cards, student loan refinancing, checking, savings and more. Check out MagnifyMoney.com for your savings.    

In this episode of the Strange Horizons podcast, editor Ciro Faienza presents poetry from the special Indigenous SF issue.   "I Learn the Police Once Beat My Uncle for Smudging" by Halee Kirkwood. You can read the full text of the poem and more about Kirkwood here. "The Consonance Among Waters" by Halee Kirkwood. You can read the full text of the poem and more about Kirkwood here. "After My Grandfather's Teeth" by Halee Kirkwood. You can read the full text of the poem and more about Kirkwood here. "Why Storms Are Named After People & Bullets Remain Nameless" by Tanaya Winder. You can read the full text of the poem and more about Tanaya here. "What it Takes to Disappear" by Tanaya Winder. You can read the full text of the poem and more about Tanaya here. "Notes From the Road" by Tanaya Winder. You can read the full text of the poem and more about Tanaya here.  

Jürgen Todenhöfer   Photo: Copyright: Jürgen Todenhöfer   Jürgen and I talk about “truth”, ISIS, brainwashing, the media, respect for other cultures and the real face of war. Biography   Jürgen Todenhöfer was born on the 12th of November 1940 as the son of a judge in the German city of Offenburg/Baden. In 1959 he completed his high school studies in the city of Freiburg. He then studied law and political science at the Universities of Munich, Paris, Bonn and Freiburg. He completed his training as a qualified lawyer in 1969 and received his doctorate in law from the University of Freiburg. In 1970 Todenhöfer joined the political party CDU (Christian Democratic Union). Shortly thereafter, he became personal assistant of the CDU’s Secretary General Dr. Bruno Heck in Bonn. In 1972 he became a judge at the Criminal Court of the city of Kaiserslautern. In the end of 1972, he was elected to the German parliament. He remained a member of the “Bundestag” until 1990. Todenhöfer attracted as much public attention for his political activities as he did for his humanitarian endeavours. In 1975, he traveled to Chile and met with the then dictator Augosto Pinochet. This meeting paved the way for the release of 4,500 political prisoners. Five years later, together with a photojournalist and some Afghan freedom fighters Todenhöfer traveled via Pakistan to Soviet occupied Afghanistan. As the CDU / CSU parliamentary group’s disarmament expert he made worldwide headlines with his far-reaching proposals. In 1982, he argued for a swift reduction of the U.S. and Soviet Intercontinental Ballistic Missiles (ICBM) by 50 percent. In the early 1980ies Todenhöfer urged German politicians to come out with a stronger commitment to Germany’s reunification. In 1984 he became the first CDU delegate to grant the public a complete insight into his sources of income. In 1987 Todenhöfer joined the “Hubert Burda Media” company, one of Europe’s largest publishing houses and became the Vice Chairman of its Board, the man behind Hubert Burda. He retired from politics in the year 1990. It was only after the terrorist attacks of the 11th of September 2001 in the United States, that he returned to the public. He was outspoken in his opposition to the U.S.’s war in Afghanistan and critical of the planned campaign against Iraq. He argued fervently in favor of diplomatic solutions. Todenhöfer published numerous best-selling books. His books center around his conviction that peace should be achieved through negotiations only. In 2003 he wrote “Who cries for Abdul and Tanaya?”, decribing the war-stricken lives of a young Afghan boy and a young Iraqi girl. He wrote “Andy and Marwa” in 2005 wherein  he describes the fate of the American Andy and the Iraqi girl Marwa during the Iraq war. It was followed in 2008 by the bestseller “Why do you kill, Zaid ?” which was followed most recently in 2013 by his last book “Thou shalt not kill”. In 2010 he wrote a semi-biographic book titled “Share your happiness”. Todenhöfer donates the royalties that he receives for his books and the larger part of his private wealth to children projects in Afghanistan, in Iraq, in Jerusalem, in Syria and in the Congo and realizes other social projects as well, like the project that he has founded in Munich for elderly people who have grown lonely. Todenhöfer has devoted his attention to the relationship between the Western and the Muslim world. As a 20 -year-old freshman, he traveled to Algiers during the Algerian War, and to Tunisia during the crisis of Bizerte. He has since visited Arab and other Muslim countries on countless occasions. He urged the U.S. governments to settle their conflicts with Iraq, with Syria and with Iran through negotiations. He took up this matter in direct contact with the governments of Muslim countries. Todenhöfer is married to Françoise Laval, a French officer’s daughter. The couple, who separated in 2004, has three children. His hobbies included in his youth piloting and parachuting. Today he finds relaxation while skiing and while going for his regular Saturday afternoon football matches; he has a special interest in history and philosophy.   ----------   Please visit my website for more information on my podcasting, writing and public speaking.   With thanks to producer Josh Snethlage and Mixed Media Sound     See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Food Blog Radio Episode #41 An avid lover of all things food, travel and adventure, Tanaya Ghosh joins us this week on Food Blog Radio!  Tanaya has a passion for creating meaningful connections  with people through food and foodie events!  You can find her eating, taking pictures and exploring the Orange County and Los Angeles areas, doing behind-the-scenes interviews, sharing on her Blog, Instagram, Snapchat and her live video shows! Listen in as we chat with Tanaya about: Her educational background: USC vs. UCLA Working as a Food Editor and Radio Host Where "Tanaya's Table" came from Working in Public Relations Starting a blog! Family support!  Learning what's important! Tastemade to YouTube Beyond the blog - hiking and Jelly Bean the dog! Nick names for Gary and Sara? Advice for growing followers on Instagram Photography:  Smart phones vs. DSLR Vlogging and Travel Photo tips Nom.Com Tanaya's Kitchen Inspirations Her favorite places & events around Los Angeles! Want to know more about Tanaya?  Connect with her on social media here:  Website: https://tanayastable.com Snapchat: https://www.snapchat.com/add/mstanayag Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/tanayastable/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/TanayasTable Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tanayas.table/ You Tube: https://www.youtube.com/user/TanayasTable Thanks for listening! Remember to tune in every Friday for another great new guest!   Where to find FOOD BLOG RADIO! Facebook Twitter iTunes Libsyn Sticher Please feel free to share, like, love and leave a comment!

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Tanaya Winder is a citizen of the Duckwater Shoshone Tribe. She is also Pyramid Lake Paiute, and Southern Ute. She grew up in Ignacio, Colorado, on the Southern Ute Reservation. She describes herself as a writer, artist, manager, and oh yeah, the Director of an Upward Bound program. As a kid, Tanaya knew she would attend Stanford. She just knew it. Tanaya thought she would become a lawyer, but wanted some exposure to liberal arts while an undergraduate. She applied to other schools, and was admitted to these schools, but ultimately decided to fulfill her goal that she had for years to attend Stanford. There were some moments when the certainty was in question. After her grandfather passed away while she was in high school, she spent time working at a casino instead of attending school (though she had enough credits). She thought that she would just continue working at the casino until she realized her grandfather would want her to finish her education. When she returned to school, one of the few classes that would allow her to enroll was a creative writing class. Tanaya Winder found the writing helped her through the difficult time after her grandfather’s death. While attending Stanford, Tanaya eventually switched majors to focus on her creative side. It took time for her to overcome imposter syndrome. After enduring a friend’s suicide, she found that the creative writing continued to help her process her grief. She eventually went on to earn a Master's of Fine Arts from the University of New Mexico, all the while trying to find her voice as an artist. She did, and now she has a collection of works published in the book Words Like Love. While attending school she also began working for Upward Bound after a position opened that was too good to pass up. This is where The Hustle emerged. To pay for her tuition she also was teaching at the University of New Mexico. For a while, she was commuting between Albuquerque and Boulder. After completing her degree, the Director position opened up with Upward Bound and she was able to step into the role at Boulder. She continued her hustle; teaching at the University of New Mexico, and then added a new title to the mix: manager. Tanaya Winder met Frank Waln during a performance at the University of Colorado. They became friends and eventually, he asked her to be his manager. She also now manages Mic Jordan and Tall Paul.   Last but not least, Tanaya Winder and Frank Waln created Dream Warriors Scholarship to support Native American artists in higher education. It’s awesome to see such a talented person putting all of their energy into the world through a variety of outlets Be sure to check out Tanaya’s work, and the artists that she is supporting through her management and through the scholarship.  

Tanaya Winder reads her poetry published in Issue 7 of Superstition Review: “consider the assemblage of a longing” and “measure by measure:”

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