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This episode of the Getting Smart Podcast is a part of our New Pathways campaign. In partnership with American Student Assistance (ASA), the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Stand Together and the Walton Family Foundation, the New Pathways campaign will question education's status quo and propose new methods of giving students a chance to experience success in what's next.  On this episode of the Getting Smart Podcast Tom Vander Ark is joined by Dr. Amanda Stent, director of the Davis Institute for Artificial Intelligence, and Dr Taniya Mishra, founder and CEO of SureStart. Administered by Colby's Davis Institute for Artificial Intelligence and the Halloran Lab for Entrepreneurship, the summer-long SureStart curriculum at Colby evolved from a longtime friendship between the two guests.  The Davis Institute for AI  facilitates interdisciplinary, human-centered scholarship using rich datasets with real-world consequences and prepares students for a future where AI is transforming industries, careers, and modes of discovery, creativity, and scholarship.  A new generation of ethical AI designers spent eight weeks at Colby this summer for a start-up boot camp called SureStart. In addition to nine rising sophomores from Colby, the program attracted four students from partner school Lincoln University in Pennsylvania, the nation's first degree-granting historically black college or university. The program aimed to teach students with an interest in AI skills to develop a well-researched and market-ready product that solves a real-world problem with a convenient and cost-effective solution. Students also had the opportunity to work with SureStart mentors including partners from organizations such as Alethea, Lockheed Martin, and Bloomberg Second Measure. This episode highlights the programs and connections that got this initiative started.  Links:  Davis Institute for Artificial Intelligence Sure Start: Getting Ahead on AI Halloran Lab Colby College Centers AI With Summer Program, Curricular Integration 22/23 Davis Institute Annual Report SureStart KEEN Network Fast.AI Playlab.ai AI4All Reinvention Lab from Teach for America Teach AI Toolkit

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In this episode, we delve into the remarkable life of Taniya, a woman living with the challenges of brittle bone disease. With honesty and vulnerability, Taniya opens up about the everyday struggles she faces while living on her own, navigating relationships and contending with additional conditions that have arisen from her disease, such as a brain aneurysm and epilepsy. Despite the adversities she confronts, Taniya's unwavering positivity shines through as she shares her determination to seize every moment and embrace life to the fullest. Join us as we explore Taniya's courageous journey, where daring and adventure become the guiding forces that propel her forward.Taniya's book: Perfectly Broken: My life with Brittle Bone Disease and finding peace in the piecesSupport the showIf you would like to offer any feedback on our show or get in touch with us, you can contact us on the following platforms: Website: www.multispective.org Email: info@multispective.org Instagram: www.instagram.com/multispectiveorg Facebook: www.facebook.com/multispectiveorg Youtube: www.youtube.com/@multispectivepodcast Reddit: www.reddit.com/r/multispective Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/multispectiveProducer & Host: Jennica SadhwaniEditor and Engineer: Chris Trzcinski Marketing and Admin: Stephan Menzel

Taniya Bethke and Swanny Evans from the Council to Advance Hunting and Shooting Sports join DU's Mike Brasher and Mark Horobetz in an entertaining discussion of the integral role of hunters and gun owners in conservation. Learn about the R3 initiative (Recruitment, Retention, and Reactivation) and the significance of the Pittman-Robertson Act to wildlife management. The group also explores the effectiveness of new hunter recruitment programs and societal attitudes toward hunting.www.ducks.org/DUPodcast

Our guest this week is an interior designer who has become a household name. She's an expert storyteller, creating compelling stories through both her design, and her appearances on screen. She's been frequently featured on HGTV as a host and mentor on “Battle on the Beach” and “Build it forward”. Joining the show this week is Principal and Interior Designer at Taniya Nayak Design, Taniya Nayak!Taniya sits down with Dan to dive into her background as a designer. She covers the ways that bartending helped her refine her design skills, the necessity of designing your spaces for a wide range of guest experiences, and how she got started as a host on HGTV. Takeaways:  For Taniya, hospitality means addressing all the small nuances of an experience. It means creating a warm and inviting space where you are thinking about every possible customer scenario.  Balancing operations and design is a delicate task as you will often need to choose between prioritizing aesthetics or cost. Ultimately, the choices you make need to revolve around the experience you are trying to create for your guests.  Creating an experience your guests want to evangelize is important because a guest's journey begins with a review. Their expectations of your space are set by what they read beforehand, and a bad review can set guests up with a pretense of your space. A quality product is the cornerstone of any successful business, but the presentation around that product determines your success. An ok product with great presentation will outshine a great product with lackluster presentation.  As a designer, you need to tell a story that relates to the guests in your establishment. Each element should correlate either functionally or emotionally to the story of why your guest is in that space.  As a young designer, it can feel demoralizing to not land a design job right out of college. Retail, customer service, and food service jobs give you firsthand knowledge into how those environments run, making your future designs for those spaces more effective.  For leaders in the design space, you need to create environments for your employees to thrive. Encourage communication, and make your employees feel comfortable being vulnerable. From their honest sharing comes opportunities for you to help them grow.  Quote of the Show:“I want to make sure that when the guest comes in, they are greeted by a warm and inviting space.” - Taniya NayakLinks: Twitter: https://twitter.com/TaniyaNayak  Website: https://taniyanayak.com/  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/taniyanayak/  Podcast: https://www.buzzsprout.com/1892187  Shout Outs: 0:30 - HGTV 0:42 - Ellen DeGeneres 0:45 - QVC 0:46 - Rachel Ray 0:47 - Oprah 1:20 - Hotec: https://www.hotecglobal.com/  10:44 - Yelp 11:42 - Open Table: https://www.opentable.com/  12:37 - The Break: https://www.buzzsprout.com/1892187  17:13 - Danny Meyer: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dhmeyer/ 19:02 - MIT 21:03 - Boston Architectural College: https://the-bac.edu/   33:06 - Knock First: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0401024/?ref_=ttpl_ov  35:28 - Baccarat Hotel New York: https://www.baccarathotels.com/ 37:16 - Craigslist 37:53 - ABC Family 38:14 - The New York Yankees: https://www.mlb.com/yankees  Ways to Tune In:  Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0A2XOJvb6mGqEPYJ5bilPX Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/defining-hospitality-podcast/id1573596386 Google Podcasts: https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuZGVmaW5pbmdob3NwaXRhbGl0eS5saXZlL2ZlZWQueG1s Amazon Music: ​​https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/8c904932-90fa-41c3-813e-1cb8f3c42419

On this episode, I speak with 3 fabulous queer wildlifers - all of whom you've heard from before during our second season from early 2022! The fields of wildlife conservation and biology are full of diversity, and I have some of those examples for you today. First up, we have Taniya Gill, who you first met in episode 16: The Thing About Personalities. Taniya is a doctoral candidate from the Department of Anthropology at the University of Delhi, and works closely with urban rhesus macaques of Delhi, where she studies their myriad personalities.Next, we have Ishaan Patil from episode 18: The Thing About Getting Started. Ishaan is a multi-talented, multi-faceted individual who has already forayed into several avenues of the conservation space: from environmental education and better understanding hornbills to social sciences and social justice at the James Hutton Institute.And then, from Season-2 Episode 19: The Thing About Landscape Avifauna, we were joined by Jobin Varughese. Landscape architect turned birder and ecologist, he is nearly Dr Jobin at the moment - having completed his doctoral work since we last spoke at IISER Thirupathi. Together, we spoke at length about our collective queer experiences and how they link into our careers! If you haven't heard the episodes I just mentioned yet, do give them a listen after this one! The work that Taniya, Ishaan and Jobin do is truly fantastic, interdisciplinary and inspiring! If you are a queer-identifying individual in the field of ecology/conservation, do consider joining the Indian Queer Wildlifers Circle! To be a part of this group - one that respects your anonymity and keeps your identity confidential - please write in to me at thethingaboutwildlife.com or DM me on any of our socials! We are currently a group that is over 80 members strong, and we're still growing. Remember, you're not alone - we're all in this together.

Florida State Head Coach Brooke Wyckoff sat down with Dano Mataya and Gabe Ibrahim during the Final Four in Dallas to talk some hoops. They discussed Caitlin Clark's performance against South Carolina, the Seminoles' superstar freshman Taniya Latson, and how the ACC's personnel dictates their style of play as well as what it's like being a mom in coaching.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Interior architect, designer and television host, Taniya Nayak joins us to share how she achieves the unimaginable on Restaurant: Impossible. She reveals how she and her husband began their successful professional partnership and gives fans a glimpse inside their dinner dates, which double as strategic meetings to inspire future concepts. Taniya shares the key experience every restaurant designer should have on their resume and why functionality is critical to the perfect interior. She compares the whirlwind process she and Robert Irvine follow on Restaurant: Impossible, to her experience working on projects off-air. Taniya dishes on the most common interior design mistakes people make and what fans would never guess about her co-host. Reflecting on her favorite transformations, she shares the heartfelt reason she loves her career and the best lesson she's learned from it all. Finally, she shares her favorite meal her mother cooks, what to expect in Season 3 of Battle on the Beach, and 2023 kitchen trends to watch.Follow Food Network on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/foodnetworkFollow Jaymee Sire on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jaymeesireFollow Taniya Nayak on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/taniyanayak/Follow Taniya Nayak on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TaniyaNayakDesign/?fref=tFollow Taniya Nayak on Twitter: https://twitter.com/TaniyaNayakFollow Taniya Nayak on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/taniyanayak   Follow Taniya Nayak on Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/taniyanayak/  Check Out Taniya's website: https://taniyanayak.com/Learn More About Restaurant: Impossible: https://www.foodnetwork.com/shows/restaurant-impossible

We speak with Taniya Mishra, CEO and Founder of SureStart

Hosts Brittany French and Rob McDonald have a great conversation with Director of Operations at the Council to Advance Hunting and Shooting Sports. From R3 to Pittman Robertson.  Join us as we talk through what state agencies are up against when it comes to Recruitment, Retention and Reactivation of hunters and anglers.   Thanks for tuning in, and be sure to tell your friends about the greatplainsoutdoors.com and the Great Plains Outdoors Podcast! 

Her philosophy is simple, create bliss. In this heartwarming and dynamic conversation with the design genius, Taniya Nayak,  we go behind the curtain of not just her success (Hello, Restaurant Impossible ,The Great Christmas Light Fight, and HGTV fans!) but the blissful beauty behind it all. She's a trailblazer in the design business, but bares all in speaking on everything from facing your fears of failure and rejection to her inspiration of livable luxury, which is her impressive touch on creating  the feeling of richness in your home design without costing a fortune. She also reveals how you can find your own unique design style just by looking in your closet! Her main love, however, is in restaurant design, where she also reveals to us the secret ingredient to your food + well, your life! She says it takes effort to make something look effortless, but this conversation was anything but that, truly a product of what she embodies with her #createbliss. About Taniya:Taniya Nayak is one of the nation's foremost interior designers. She became a household name as a design expert member on HGTV and Food Network. Taniya owns a successful, Boston-based interior design firm, Taniya Nayak Design, Inc. where she adds a fresh, clean look to both commercial and residential spaces.Known for her sunny smile and sharp eye, Taniya Nayak's approachable take on interior design has won over everyone from rock stars to first time homebuyers. Taniya's knack for bringing rich textures and unexpected finishes together with practical, real-life functionality has made her a go-to expert for design programs on major networks including ABC, HGTV and Food Network.Taniya has served as host and designer for a variety of HGTV mainstays like Designed to Sell, Billion Dollar Block, House Hunters on Vacation and Urban Oasis in Boston. Taniya is a featured designer on Robert Irvine's Food Network series, Restaurant: Impossible, where she utilized her design prowess and professional experience to rescue and transform suffering restaurants. Married to Brian O'Donnell, a successful restaurateur in Boston, Taniya's personal life as both an interior designer and a restaurant industry insider is the perfect parallel to her multifaceted design role in the television realm.In 2005, Taniya started her own design firm, Taniya Nayak Design, Inc. Taniya is an active participant helping to raise funds for charitable organizations such as Akshaya Patra, No Kid Hungry, Room To Dream, Smile Train, BAC Spring Gala, Habitat For Humanity, Find The Cause Breast Cancer Foundation, Together She Can and Charlotte's Run.Connect with Taniya:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/taniyanayak/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TaniyaNayakDesignTwitter: https://twitter.com/taniyanayakConnect with Me: Instagram @mozen_wellness, click here to DMExplore the Live Vibrant Sisterhood here Website: https://bio.site/mozenwellnessSupport the show

Our love for textiles and art forms and a strong will to empower very talented and deserving artisans made us quit and take a big step towards our dream. The magic of thread drew us like a magnet. Our guests on this week's Absolutely write episode are Sujata & Taniya Biswas.  The sisters take pride in complementing each other's skill sets while having the same vision. Sujata says that she is the brain and Taniya confesses to being the heart. Together, the beautiful symphony of their energies plays out perfectly to become Suta. An alumnus of IIFT Delhi, Sujata always felt something was missing in her job. She was with Essar, Jindal & IIT before SUTA. Whenever she went back to visit her parents, she came across a lot of traditional weavers with whom she used to end up chatting and they used to pour their hearts out about lack of work and menial wages. Taniya, an engineer and IIM Lucknow graduate, worked for almost three years with the Tata group and IBM. She calls herself an observer and loves to watch how everything in life is so beautifully intertwined with nature and the world around us. This kindled the creative streak in her to paint and to take photographs. After quitting her cushy corporate jobs, she grappled with many ideas, even tried her hands at product photo-shoots, before realizing that her true potential was not in the pictures but in the products itself. “I had designed a few clothes and had posted them, but instead of getting requests for shoot we were asked about the products.” Together they run this organisation that supports & empowers over 16000 weavers across India.  Aditi analyses their handwriting and talks about some of their some unique & opposite aspects of their personality including what makes them such different leaders and what makes them such a good solid team. Sujata & Taniya share some stories, lessons and takeaways that can be implemented starting today. Which is your favourite lesson from today's episode and why? Share in the comments section.   

Today, on Voices for Local, Monisha is back with a brand that makes her favourite outfit ever - the sari. She speaks to the co-founders of Suta, Sujata and Taniya Biswas, who gave up their corporate life to pursue their passion. The sister duo tells Monisha what it was like to grow up in Odisha and West Bengal seeing women wear saris everyday, how they manage to work with around 16,000 weavers and artisans across the country, how they resolve fights between each other, and how creating a happy, inclusive and open work environment has been one of their biggest milestones. To check out Suta's work, log onto their website suta.in, and follow their journey on Instagram @suta_bombay. And to keep up with Monisha Singh Katial, follow her on Instagram @monishasinghkatial. We would love to hear from you and your recommendations for homegrown brands that you think we should feature on our lineup of Voices For Local, so reach out to us @voicesforlocal on Instagram. CREDITS: Host: Monisha Singh Katial (Twitter & Instagram) This is a Maed in India production. Audio Engineer: Kartik Kulkarni Audio Editor: Yash Hirave Creative Director: Mae Mariyam Thomas Project Manager: Shaun Fanthome Producer: Husein Haveliwala

Taniya Nayak got into design because of Vern Yip and the TV show Trading Spaces! Her old friend joins her for a deep discussion on how being true to yourself can open up a world of opportunities. Vern started as a pre-med student because he didn't want to let his parents down, who moved from Hong Kong to the US for better opportunities for Vern. But architecture was always his passion, and Vern found his genuine self as he followed his passion.Hear about Vern's multiple 'big breaks' during his inspirational journey, including similarities with Taniya's upbringing as well. 

The Break is part of Muddhouse Media, a diverse podcast network, created in part by Hollywood producer Kris Meyer, who joins Taniya on this episode to tell his remarkable story. After 5 years in Hollywood trying to ‘make it', Kris was working as a bouncer and ready to move back to Boston when his first big break finally appeared.  Kris is an Emmy nominated and award winning producer who has worked for the comedic duo The Farrelly Brothers under their production banner, Conundrum Entertainment, for over 20 years.  He has worked as a creative executive, production executive and producer on such blockbuster hits as “There's Something About Mary,” “Me, Myself & Irene,” “Shallow Hal,” “Fever Pitch”, “Hall Pass”, “The Three Stooges” and “Dumb & Dumber To”. Conundrum's body of work has resulted in over $2 billion in box office sales. He continues to work with The Farrelly Bros. on joint ventures.  Kris has independently worked on a number of films and tv shows ranging from the Sports Emmy nominated ESPN/THE LOST SON OF HAVANA to PLIMPTON! which aired on PBS/American Masters.   Under his own banner, BlackEagle, Kris's most recent movies THE DO OVER starring Adam Sandler was released on NETFLIX, and most recently SUPERTROOPERS 2 was released nationwide.  Muddhouse Media combines niche expertise to create compelling, engaging and appealing storytelling. Muddhouse strives to present the most passionate individuals discussing the subjects they live for, with people who either share their zest, or can offer a novel or unique take or opinion on the subject

David Meltzer made a million dollars very quickly working during the explosion of the internet and the first mobile phone system. He then worked for superstar sports agent Leigh Steinberg, the agency that spawned the film 'Jerry McGuire'. But he soon lost it all. You'll be surprised to hear what David considers to be his 'big break', the one that allows him to today find "the light, the love, and the lessons in everything".He'd never have been able to transform if it wasn't for an old jacket his father gave him years before. Why? Hear his amazing story as he explains to Taniya how he's improved his ability to learn and improve everyday of his life.  

Go behind the scenes of HGTV's new hit show "Build It Forward" with co-hosts Matt Blashaw and Taniya Nayak, who didn't even get a screen test together before they stepped in front of there camera! Taniya and Matt worked side by side for 5 amazing episodes on location all around the USA, giving back to those who have given so much to their community.Matt's journey to his big TV 'break' is unique. May grew up working at his dad's lumberyard before graduation from Chapman University. He then worked at a variety of jobs in both construction and entertainment, including a technical services gig at Disney. Matt learned a valuable life lesson after he landed a TV show audition after he decided to "just be himself". From there he went on to host over 450 episodes of shows like "Yard Crashers".But he almost left the business for good, before getting back with "Build It Forward". Hear all about it on this episode of The Break.

#Ep681In this listener special episode of #TheHabitCoach Podcast, Host Ashdin answers an interesting question from a listener Taniya, she says, "I wake up early, I do everything from meditation to cold shower but I am always sleepy when I'm studying, how do I stop being sleepy?"Ashdin answers by explaining 3 things to create a better study environment. Further, he even decodes what are the most common factors that affect our learning routine. Do tune in to this awesome episode and learn more on how to study well. Send questions to Ashdin Doctor for The Habit Coach Hot Seat Below: ( https://forms.gle/13vgf4MAk7zYKBd38 )You can listen to The Habit Coach Kannada Podcast here: ( https://ivm.today/3j0Libf )Check out the Awesome180 website: ( http://awesome180.com/ ) You can follow Ashdin Doctor on social media:Twitter: ( https://twitter.com/Ashdindoc )Linkedin: ( https://www.linkedin.com/in/ashdin-doctor/ )Instagram: ( https://www.instagram.com/ashdindoc/ )Facebook: ( https://www.facebook.com/ashdin.doc.9 )You can listen to this show and other awesome shows on the IVM Podcasts app on Android: https://ivm.today/android or iOS: https://ivm.today/ios, or any other podcast app.

We had the opportunity to sit down with TV personality and interior designer Taniya Nayak to discuss well... A LOT! From her newest show to her podcast and to her latest project here in South Florida, we were inspired and we know you will be too from listening to this podcast. Discover how Taniya created a fully functioning vacation condo here in Fort Lauderdale out of a SMALL space. On this podcast, she shares some of her interior design tips and tricks as well as what you can expect to see in the YouTube video and magazine featuring this condo. If you love a good teaser, she also talks a little about the new show she co-hosts called "Build It Forward." Check out the Magazine spread on homeshows.net and follow Taniya on Instagram @taniyanayak.To find the YouTube videos, visit our channel here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCK_I-ZvtX8KQJsuE4muSrRA

Today we have a very special episode featuring Dr. Taniya Mishra, CEO and Founder of SureStart. Dr. Mishra, who actually worked at Affectiva prior to starting her own company over a year ago, has been an AI scientist for over 10 years, with more than 88 awarded patents. Her company's mission is to build early opportunity pipelines for a highly diverse tech workforce through technical skills training and project-based learning.In our discussion, we covered Taniya's background, her experience in starting the EMPATH internship program at Affectiva, and her passion about educating the talent of tomorrow. Let's listen in to learn more. Links of interest: About SureStartYGLs Partner to Advance the Next Generation of AI LeadersHere's why AI needs a more diverse workforceAbout Affectiva EMPATH program

You may know Maneet Chauhan as a frequent guest/judge on Food Network shows such as 'Chopped' or 'Guy's Grocery Games', and here she shares the journey that got her into those prime time spotlights. She shares her remarkable story with Taniya in this episode, telling her that "food is the biggest connector in this world". Hear about the Sunday morning trips to the markets in India with her father that set her on her food path, motivating her to want to be a chef from a young age. She would also help her neighbors cook as a girl, learning all about the many spices in Indian cooking. Find out how a drab $8.99 'all you can eat' Indian buffet propelled her to create authentic Indian food in the United States. Even though Maneet graduated from a top culinary school, she found it difficult to find work right away. She built her foundation in the culinary space working for her aunt and uncle's restaurant in New Jersey, before packing up and moving to work in Chicago and then New York City. She believes that food is "the universal language" and talks in depth about it and the community connections it forms.And does she challenge Taniya to do shots of Tequila at her restaurant in Nashville? Find out!

Find out why Taniya calls Robert Irvine (Restaurant Impossible/Dinner Impossible/Food Network) her 'brother from a different mother'. Interviewed during the height of Covid-19 after a shoot for 'Restaurant Impossible', Robert shares why passion and work ethic are more important than ever for the success of the hospitality business. He also talks about leadership and inspiration in that space, and how he's made so many friends with the owners he's worked with and helped while filming over the years. Taniya and Robert are joined by Robert's wife Gail Kim, and his longtime Producer Jill Littman. The stories are funny, touching, and above all, REAL!

Part 2 of Taniya's heartfelt and emotional interview with fashion icon Gretta Monahan. In this episode Gretta opens up about her battle with cancer, and how she actually considered it another "break" in her life. It opened up her eyes to a whole new perspective on life and business. She also talks more about honor, trust, and collaboration with her team, and how one of her clients actually got her to go back to school at the height of her success, to Harvard no less!

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In this heartfelt and emotional Part 1 of 2, Taniya talks with Gretta Monahan, TV personality, lifestyle expert, and fashion icon. Gretta opens up about the incredible hardships she endured in her life from childhood until now, and how it affected her journey to success. Gretta shared her insight on how she built her business, from an eager college student who couldn't wait to get to New York City, through her early career in the industry, her "a-ha" moment, and how her team has been instrumental in helping her build her 'empire'.

Host of "From Scratch" and former child actor David Moscow joins Taniya on this episode of  The BreakDavid Moscow started his career as an actor in 1988, playing the character of young Josh Baskin in Big, in which the adult Josh Baskin was played by Tom Hanks. He landed the role of David Jacobs in the 1992 filmed version of the musical Newsies along with Christian Bale. He has also featured the main character opposite Jessica Alba in the movie Honey. He has also appeared in several different network television shows and now hosts, From Scratch.

This week we get the scoop on hunting in South Dakota with hunters Emily Kiel, Marketing and Outreach Director for the South Dakota Department of Game, Fish, and Parks, and Taniya Bethke, Director of Operations for the Council to Advance the Hunting and Shooting Sports. South Dakota is most famous for its pheasant hunting (meet the ditch parrot, everyone!) -- but there's an abundance of sporting opportunities. Plus, we talk about some of the initiatives from the state's Game, Fish, and Parks department that aim to roll out the orange carpet for new and visiting hunters. 3:00 An upbringing in the outdoors/sporting world can nudge you toward a career that values/protects those things 9:00 Starting a family and realizing you'd like to make hunting a part of your family's culture, even though it wasn't part of your own childhood 11:00 Finding your community of people in the sporting world 12:00 Sometimes "mentoring" can be as simple as inviting someone over for a wild-game dinner, or inviting them to process an elk quarter 13:00 South Dakota Second Century Habitat Fund, a non-profit works with private landowners and other stakeholders to support pheasant habitat (and other wildlife habitat, too) 14:00 "Habitat is the foundation of wildlife management." 16:00 Pheasant country 20:00 South Dakota lion hunting with a distressed rabbit call 27:00 The Artemis Podcast Facebook group... come hang with us for extras!  28:00 South Dakota's Learn to Hunt events 29:00 Pheasant 101 class: where we try EVERYTHING... breasts, thighs, feathers for fly-tying, gizzards, organs... it's an adventure :)  30:00 South Dakota's "apprentice tag" - it's a $5 OTC tag for beginners 36:00 Hunting out the back door with kids; plus, MOJO decoys 39:00 Bringing up the next generation of hunters 42:00 South Dakota as a destination hunt for pheasants; South Dakota Public Hunting Atlas ... over a million acres to explore! 45:00 Harvesting and preparing gizzards 52:00 "Be where my hands are"... or, to be present in the moment

Here is what we got down to reviewing this week.......Ankahi Kahaniya, the latest produce of the anthology factory from @Netflix is perhaps also the strongest case that they should enter the short film-making business.We are highly dissatisfied by Ashwiny Iyer Tiwari and Saket Chaudhary's films though we want to make sure to applaud Abhishek Chaubey's brilliance in Madhyantar.Of the ensemble cast across the four episodes, some of the names that impress include Siddhant Mahajan, Kashish Rai, Bibriti Chatterjee, Poorti Arya, Nishank Verma, and Ankita Chakraborty. Abhishek Banerjee and Kunal Kapoor.In  Pavitra Rishta playing on @zee5, Archana and Manav meet when she accompanies her heartbroken, sloshed friend to a garage where he works to pick her car up. Manav offers to drop both to their destination. The story is the reprise of the original story of Pavitra Rishta but will have several elements altered, and a few characters added. The web series format is well directed and executed.Hai Tauba, on @altbalaji, is an anthology of four stories about relationships that don't conform to societal norms. The first episode, Pink, revolves around a group of friends going through a rough patch in their relationships while an annual get-together only worsens their ties beyond repair. The next episode, White, explores the life of a social media influencer Taniya, who's even ready to get laid in her bid to enhance her popularity. Silver is centered around two budding filmmakers Shlok and Pooja who find themselves in an awkward situation when their cast doesn't meet their expectations during the filming of a project. The final episode, Blue, is about the deep friendship that two closeted homosexuals, a caterer Arjan and a marketing person Trilok, forge in a Goan hotel.Hear this all and more this week with Scott and Miraal and don't forget to LCS at @desislivegram or on Twitter at @desisliveRead and watch these reviews at https://desis.live

Join us as we have our daughters (Kennedy 14,Taniya 16 and Amaya 16 ) as special guests to discuss their perspectives on teenage life and what we as parents can do to help navigate them through their journey into becoming young women.

Taniya Hussain is a Transformational Coach and owner of Taniya Hussain Coaching And Consultancy Services.   Taniya has been a practicing social worker since 1991 and trained in Psychodynamic counselling and Islamic counselling in 1993.  She is the intersection of Jungian Psychology and Islamic Psychology and has now developed Muslim Alchemy which gives massive upgrades in the areas of health, marriage, money and parenting etc.   Access Taniya's free resources here:  https://www.taniyahussain.com   Connect With Lilli:   Join The Mailing List here... Join The Facebook Group here...

Welcome back to the Behind Your Behavior podcast! This is the first episode of our new season, Behind Your Profession, where we interview guests from various professions and discuss how they got to their current position. Our first guest is one of the nation's foremost interior designers, Taniya Nayak! Taniya Nayak has been regularly featured as host and interior designer on HGTV and as well as Food Network's Restaurant Impossible and ABC's The Great Christmas Light Fight. A native of India, this Boston-based designer is known for creating hot new restaurants and high end residential projects all over the US. Her latest design projects include Yellow Door Taqueria, Lion's Tail, and several new Ruth's Chris Steak House restaurants across the country. She has designed for celebrities Ayesha Curry, Robert Irvine, Cam Neely and more. Taniya successfully owns her design firm Taniya Nayak Design, Inc based in Boston and is co-owner to several restaurants in the Boston area with her husband Brian O'Donnell. Taniya Nayak's website: https://taniyanayak.com/

In this episode of Trivia Talks, We are honored to host Taniya Ghosh. Taniya is a digital content creator, wellness coach, and an Islander. In this episode of Trivia Talks, we discussed Life on an Island. Taniya highlighted the lifestyle of Andaman Island and also how to explore it in a very cost-effective way. The entire conversation is very interesting for all travelers and explorers. Listen now. Follow us on Instagram: www.instagram.com/trivia_talks Taniya Ghosh Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/trendandbread/?hl=en Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aCJUfp4mdsA Tarun Mundhra LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/tarunmundhra Instagram: www.instagram.com/tarun_mundhra _________________________________________________________________________________ Check out these cool products on Amazon- Maono AU-A04 podcast mic - https://amzn.to/2E9ljNF Mi Headphone - https://amzn.to/3cacdwO Green Screen - https://amzn.to/3hG1efJ Clip Mic - https://amzn.to/32EPK7W #travelers #travelersnotebook #Travelerslife #travelersjournal #travelersnote #travelersfactory #travelerscompany #travelersofinstagram #travelersid #travelerschoice #TravelersRest #Travelerscoffee #travelersnotebookinserts #travelersdiary #travelersnotebooks #travelersnotebookmalaysia #travelersofindia #travelersnotebooklove #TravelersChild #TravelersOfIG #travelersmindset #TravelersNotebookPH #travelersphoto #travelersresthere #travelersrestsc #travelerstories #travelerscoffeekostroma #travelerscoffeemoscow #TravelersFeed #travelersnotebookaddict #island #IslandLife #islands #Islandgirl #islandvibes #islandhopping #islandliving #islandstyle #islander #islandboy #islandia #islandtime #islandsofadventure #islanders #IslandGirls #islande #island360 #islandlove #islanda #islandvibe #IslandBeauties #IslandBeauty #islandlifestyle #IslandFood #islandparadise #islandgyal #islandofadventure #islandstrong #islandpferd #islandwedding --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/trivia-talks/message

Taniya Mishra, AI scientist, CEO and founder of SureStart discussed with us about her approach to create an inclusive workplace culture and communities that fosters curiosity and support on the journey towards knowledge and honing new skills.https://mysurestart.comWatch this and more episodes on Youtube, and to be updated about our events follow FAIL! - Inspiring Resilience on social media (Facebook - Instagram - LinkedIn), or visit our website: www.fail-sharing.org/Music Theme: "Driven To Success" by Scott HolmesFree Music Archive - CC BY NC 

Tune into this fascinating conversation we had with Ms. Sujata & Ms. Taniya. They talked about their journey and inspiration behind SUTA (1:55), building a saree brand without a formal education in design (5:26), and the importance of building communities for brands (10:30). They also spoke about how they realised HR is the most critical function (19:47) and how to select the right co-founder (21:53). For those who want to know about entrepreneurship, this is a power-packed raw episode in the true sense. #Breaking9to5 #MICAST #Season4 #Breaking9to5 #MICA #Story #BSchoolPodcast #Podcast #IndianPodcast #CandidConversations #ManagementPodcast #SujataBiswas #TaniyaBiswas #SUTA #Weavers #Sarees

Taniya Biswas (NITR alumna) and Sujata Biswas, two sisters belonging to engineering and management background have now achieved big in the Indian traditional fashion world with their start-up 'Suta Bombay'. Through this pioneering venture, they are also bringing a positive change in the lives of many small handloom weavers of the country. Listen on to find more about their inspiring journey. Link to the article: https://mondaymorning.nitrkl.ac.in/article/2021/01/25/2901-weaving-the-suta-of-many-lives-taniya-biswas-and-sujata-biswas/ Suta's official website: https://suta.in/

In this episode we discuss Covid, masculinity and becoming a Transformational coach

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Whoever came up with the saying that “Fashion is Pain” should learn from Suta. Fashion can be comfortable, practical, easy to move in, and absolutely beautiful designs! Sujata and Taniya Biswas are entrepreneurs, change-makers, visionaries, and… sisters! These two fashion powerhouses are the Co-Founders of Suta, a fashion brand that combines India’s weaving traditions with contemporary style. Sujata and Taniya discuss their views on sustainability, changing the perception of wearing saris, and using their platforms of fashion and social media presence to bring impactful change to the world. They aim to increase the confidence of women worldwide while also supporting their vendors and workers as much as possible and instilling a mindset of sustainability. If you haven’t been following Suta before this, now’s your chance to learn about the empowering fashion brand. Take a look at their gorgeous designs and now you’ll get an insight into the incredibly thoughtful, passionate brains that back up the business!

We've reached the season finale of ABC's The Great Christmas Light Fight and host and judge Taniya Nayack cannot wait for you to see what they have in store for you this year. Film a year ago, the finale is the culmination of the 2019 contest as, due to filming constraints, the show always tapes one year in advance and has done so for 8 years. Thus, when you watch the finale on Wednesday, December 23rd on ABC you will see plenty of hugging and no masks or social distancing. We talked with Taniya Nayack for this preview of The Great Christmas Light Fight on ABC.

Money. That's the topic for this episode. And we are super excited about this one as we have our first ever Failing Out Loud guest, Taniya Sonko joining in on the conversation. Spend (excuse the pun) some time with us as we share our failings and learnings. [This episode was recorded during lockdown following outlined restrictions. Apologies for any sound quality issues.]

Taniya Nayak is one of the nation's foremost interior designers. She became a household name as a design expert member on HGTV and Food Network. Taniya owns a successful, Boston-based interior design firm, Taniya Nayak Design, Inc. where she adds a fresh, clean look to both commercial and residential spaces.

I'm launching a four part series on lessons learned from the Corona virus in 2020.   Our second guest in this series, on this episode, is Food Network designer, Taniya Nayak, and as usual, she has many uplifting messages to share.   More light and love than you're used to is a good thing. Especially in 2020 when there is still a lot of uncertainty and the new normal is setting in. Want to hear some positive things that have come out of this crazy pandemic?   Well, you're in luck.  Listen in and you'll be smiling all the way through.   She has this effect on people, and it's something we should never get tired of!   Taniya Nayak has been regularly featured as host and interior designer on HGTV and as well as Food Network's Restaurant Impossible and ABC’s The Great Christmas Light Fight.  A native of India, this Boston-based designer is known for creating hot new restaurants and high end residential projects all over the US.  Her latest design projects include Yellow Door Taqueria, Lion’s Tail, and several new Ruth’s Chris Steak House restaurants across the country.  She has designed for celebrities Ayesha Curry, Robert Irvine, Cam Neely and more.  You may also recognize Taniya for her appearances on Today, Good Morning America, The Ellen Degeneres Show, The Oprah Winfrey Show, The Talk, and The Rachael Ray Show, as well as featured in Architectural Digest India, Design New England, People magazine, Better Homes & Gardens, Real Simple, Entertainment Weekly, Redbook, and Cosmopolitan.  Taniya supports the Room to Dream Foundation, Smile Train, No Kid Hungry, and Aksaya Patra Organization. Taniya was selected personally by Ellen Degeneres as a brand spokesperson for her home product line, “E.D. On Air,” featured on QVC.   Taniya successfully owns her design firm Taniya Nayak Design, Inc based in Boston and is co-owner to several restaurants in the Boston area with her husband Brian O’Donnell. www.taniyanayak.com www.instagram.com/taniyanayak www.facebook.com/taniyanayak

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In my group coaching program, Perfectionists Getting Shit Done, we do multiple live coaching calls each and every month to help our PGSDers get unstuck - by getting coached themselves and watching others get coached too. And today I’m sharing a snippet of one of these coaching calls with you! Taniya (@mycoachaditi on Instagram) submitted a request to get coached because she realised that she’s been manifesting health problems as a form of self-sabotage. Every time she reached the next level of success or went outside her comfort zone, she’d get sick. Knowing this, Taniya wanted an outside perspective on when to rest versus when to push through. So we discussed that and so much more. Thank you Taniya for giving me permission to share this call on the podcast, I appreciate you! In This Episode You’ll Learn: What it’s like to listen to a live coaching call inside PGSD Why your health problems could be a form of subconscious self-sabotage What an upper limit problem is and how to identify one How to tell when to rest versus when to push through Taniya’s helpful tip for anchoring in good feelings How to trust your intuition on when to take a break and when to keep going   Featured In The Episode: Perfectionists Getting Shit Done - my group coaching program FREE Training - How To Build A Full-Time Coaching Business Without Getting Laughed At Taniya’s Instagram account - @mycoachaditi.   Join us in Perfectionists Getting Shit Done If you enjoy listening to this podcast, I highly recommend checking out our group coaching program Perfectionists Getting Shit Done.  When you join our community for recovering perfectionists, you’ll get instant access to our ever-growing library of personal development tools designed to help you beat procrastination, overcome perfectionism and become your best self - it includes masterclasses, coaching calls, journaling exercises, workbooks, meditations and more! You’ll have the option to learn everything on the go with easy mobile access. Plus with judgement-free support from our beautiful community every step along the way, you’ll never have to feel alone again. It’s time to create the success you deserve.  Join our group coaching program today at samlaurabrown.com/membership

For the first time Kurdish ethnicity will be included in the 2021 census in the United Kingdom. We speak with the Director of Kurdish Cultural Centre in the Uk, Miran Hassan, who has worked to make the case for the inclusion of the Kurdish ethnicity in the upcoming census. - Bo yekem car pênaseyî regezî Kurdî le serjmêrî willatî Brîtaniya da debêt bo sallî 2021. le em lêdwane da le gell berêz Mîran Hesen, berêwberî Mellbendî Kulturî Kurdî le Lendon, ke karîyan kirdûwe bo em destkewte, pirsîyarî ew proseyeyan lê dekeyn.

She is someone who is a great admirer of Wicket-Keeper Adam Gilchrist. She is someone who believes in perfection. And she is also someone who is a big-time Bollywood fan and calls herself a weird Punjabi. But her story is super fascinating. This is the story about Taniya Bhatia - Wicket Keeper for Indian Women's Cricket Team

In this episode host Taniya talks about her journey to studying fashion in college. Follow the podcast on Instagram for updates @selfmadecreative and host Taniya @taniyacierre --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Taniya is a PhD candidate currently working in the Exercise and Pregnancy lab, working under the tutilage of world renowned researcher, Dr. Michelle Motolla.

When we have an unhealed past and trauma in our lives, we often find difficulties in moving forward. We may experience plenty of self-doubt, anxiety and stay at a place where many may call the "Dark Night of the Soul". In order to have a breakthrough, we would need to work on healing our wounds in the past. In my interview with Taniya, we talked about the power of women helping other women, and why it is so important to have a breakthrough before we can fully pursue our dreams. Taniya Hassin is a writer, Transformational Coach, Healer and Spiritual Teacher. Taniya was born in Karachi, Pakistan and moved to London in 1970 as a toddler. Her Professional Training is in Social Work and Psycho-dynamic Counselling. She uses the work of Jung and Winnicott as well as techniques from Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Trauma-Informed Practice Training and Neuro-Linguistic Programming and Narrative Therapy in Social Work and Coaching. She worked in a Multi-disciplinary Team in inner-city London with children and young people in the Criminal Justice System. She had been doing that since 1997. Interview Highlights: Taniya's diverse background and her work in different social economic and cultural groups.The number one struggle of women she worked with across different culture is the feeling that they are "Not Good Enough".Transforming negative self-talk or low self-worthFlight, Fight and Freeze responses to trauma From surviving to thriving to creating an authentic way of living our lifeThe power of women helping other womenBreakthrough from the Dark Night of the Soul with deep inner reflection and naming, accepting and claiming the life you truly want to create and liveBe on that edge, feeling uncomfortable and find a way to relax and allow life to unfold - that is actually the edge of growth and breakthrough our own barriersThe ups and downs of any healing journey, the healing and answers lie within you You can find more information about Taniya or connect with her at https://taniyahussain.org/ If you have any questions or comments, you can post it here or  PM me on my FB page @SzeWingVetault or Instagram or email me at info@SzeWingVetault.com #breakthrough #darknightofthesoul #unhealedpast #trauma #womenhelpingwomen More blogs & podcasts can be found on https://szewingvetault.com/blog Video Interview https://youtu.be/bBAwgyv3atc Subscribe & Review in iTunes Are you subscribed to my podcast? If you’re not, I love to encourage you to do that. I don’t want you to miss an episode. Also, I offer occasional gifts and early-bird offer of my programs first on my podcast! You can subscribe to my podcast on iTunes here!  Now if you are extra nice and kind, I would be really grateful if you left me a review over on iTunes too. Those reviews help other people find my podcast and I’d love reading them! Just click here to review, select “Ratings and Review” and Write a Review”. That’s it! Thank You!!  Transcript Sze Wing: Hi everyone. Today I'm going to have a new guest. She's based in London, so her name is Taniya Hussain. I'm really excited to talk to you today. Hi Taniya. Taniya: Yeah, it's Hussain. But it's really interesting that you started the conversation with Hussin, because Hussin and Hassan, they were the prophet Mohammad's grandsons and Hassan means beautiful, and Hussain means little beautiful one. Sze Wing: So I'm actually calling you little beautiful then. Taniya: Yeah, that was, I think sometimes slip-ups, they have a blessing. Sze Wing: And so happy to have you here and I first want to share a little bit about your background. Taniya was born in Karachi, Pakistan. But then you moved to London in the 1970s as a toddler, so a long time. And I myself have been living in London for quite a while. And I love the city. Sze Wing: And your professional training and background is in social work and psychodynamic counselling.

And you can too… Restaurant Impossible has a bright light, and her name is Taniya Nayak!  She's inspiring for a lot of reasons, but wait until you hear her describe her journey to becoming a famous designer on a popular TV show.  You'll never guess what her first job was! Happiness exudes from Taniya, and it's because she's moved toward opportunities and situations that were a natural fit, slowly and determinedly. Her aha moment was when she realized on a trip with her sister, that "I'm too young to be doing a job I hate".  She knew there was still time to figure it out, and she did just that. We all have the opportunity to design the life we want. We just have to be brave and do it.  How? Listen to people who have done it. Then learn lots of ways to go after your dreams.  And pick the ways that work for you.  Slowly but surely, you will be living the life you want, because you designed it! Taniya Nayak has been regularly featured as host and interior designer on HGTV and as well as Food Network's Restaurant Impossible and ABC’s The Great Christmas Light Fight.  A native of India, this Boston-based designer is known for creating hot new restaurants and high end residential projects all over the US.  Her latest design projects include Yellow Door Taqueria, Lion’s Tail, and several new Ruth’s Chris Steak House restaurants across the country.  She has designed for celebrities Ayesha Curry, Robert Irvine, Cam Neely and more.  You may also recognize Taniya for her appearances on Today, Good Morning America, The Ellen Degeneres Show, The Oprah Winfrey Show, The Talk, and The Rachael Ray Show, as well as featured in Architectural Digest India, Design New England, People magazine, Better Homes & Gardens, Real Simple, Entertainment Weekly, Redbook, and Cosmopolitan.  Taniya supports the Room to Dream Foundation, Smile Train, No Kid Hungry, and Aksaya Patra Organization. Taniya was selected personally by Ellen Degeneres as a brand spokesperson for her home product line, “E.D. On Air,” featured on QVC.   Taniya successfully owns her design firm Taniya Nayak Design, Inc based in Boston and is co-owner to several restaurants in the Boston area with her husband Brian O’Donnell. www.taniyanayak.com www.instagram.com/taniyanayak www.facebook.com/taniyanayak

In this short bonus clip, my 11 yr. old niece TaNiya drops some unscripted knowledge about bullying and offers advice to kids who may be victims of bullying. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/michelle-blanchard/message

Celebrity designer Taniya Nyak returns to Tough as Nails to talk to Cindy about what comes first, the builder, architect, or designer.

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Su and Ta talk about their childhood memories. From warm summer school days to their daily Shundoor (beautiful) adventures to their dance classes. How the two sisters soon had to take their separate paths, but found themselves together again when they found their common thread - Suta.

Celebrity designer Taniya Nyak returns to Tough as Nails to talk to Cindy about what comes first, the builder, architect, or designer.

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jQuery(document).ready(function($) { $('#wp_mep_97').mediaelementplayer({ m:1 ,features: ['playpause','current','progress','duration','volume','tracks','fullscreen'] ,audioWidth:400,audioHeight:30 }); }); Please find some links and notes from the 2 Regular Guys Podcast. We welcome back Kristine Shreve of EnMart to special guest host episode #2 of our ongoing series where we discuss topics about Women in the Industry. We invite 3 other wonderful young ladies to join Kristine to talk about different topics and solutions that are important to the wonderful ladies in the decorating world. This version will focus on Self Promotion and the challenges that women face when having to self promote. What tools, tips, and tricks do these powerful ladies employee to best Self Promote. Thanks to Heather Streible, Taniya Ahmed, and Lyndsie Salcido for lending their time to this great conversation. Sponsored by: Embrilliance.com. Get 10% off by using the code 2RG at check out. Our regular listeners know this, but 2 Regular Guys are all about garment decorating, a bit of fun, and no rants or lectures or selling. We are not doing this for our employers, but rather for our industry. Since February 2013, The 2 Regular Guys have been the first and the most listened to garment decorating industry podcast on this planet! We are humbled by all of you tuning in each week. We work hard to bring you information that will make your business better, and our industry better. Take a look at our incredible weekly guest list and you'll understand where this industry goes for news, interviews and the heartbeat of garment decorating. Thanks for listening! News alphabroder Acquires Commonwealth Cotton - alphabroder announces the acquisition of New England-based Commonwealth Cotton. The independent wholesaler has served the region since 1987. Women and Self Promotion Heather Streible is Co-owner of Replica Screenprinting which is a woman and family own screen printing shop located in Cave City Kentucky. Heather has been in the printing for over 20 years but co-owning Replica for the past 5. Taniya Ahmed is the key driver of growth for Kommon Thread, a clothing line design production, and drop ship agency. Taniya has also been a key player in helping innovate in the apparel digitally printing industry, with the newly invented hat printing platen called The CAPtain. Lyndsie Salcido entered the embroidery industry as a digitizer in 2007 and helped fuel the surge in the cottage and children's market. In 2011, she founded the Applique Getaway, an event aimed at hobby embroiderers and small businesses. The event has grown alongside the target audience, adding vendors and classes featuring software, vinyl and digital cutting, sublimation, commercial embroidery and more, all while maintaining the event's fun and friendly atmosphere.Kristine Shreve is the Director of Marketing for EnMart and parent company Ensign Emblem. While at EnMart, she developed and continues to write the EnMart Threaducate Blog at https://threaducate.com/ and the SubliStuff blog at http://www.sublistuff.com , as well as maintaining the EnMart Twitter feed http://www.twitter.com/EnMartian and Facebook page http://www.facebook.com/Enmartpage . Kristine also writes for a number of industry magazines and speaks about social media at the Decorated Apparel Expo (DAX) trade shows.What were you told about self-promoting growing up?Culturally, are women that self-promote taken seriously?Do you think the industry or make-up of the industry (balance of men vs. women) in which you're promoting yourself matters?Do you think how you feel about yourself (appearance, confidence in ability etc.) impacts how willing you are to self-promote?How do we help women get better at self-promotion?How do women work together to help promote each other?  Facebook Live Video Other Events Aaron's Online Video Series "Small Business Saturdays" #SBSVideos Every SaturdayCheck out the Podcast...

For the first time publicly, Taniya opens up about her struggles with fertility and IVF treatments. A great listen for those going through it, who are contemplating starting IVF or for those with loved ones going down this road.

On this special episode of gradcast, listen as our host Chantal Lemire sits down to chat with Taniya Nagpal and Susan Anthony about pregnancy. As a phd student studying exercise during pregnancy, Taniya comes equipped with knowledge about how to lead a healthy lifestyle when expecting. Complimenting this, Susan brings her own personal experience as a pregnant student.  It makes for cool opportunity to hear the research and the people who use it come together! You can read more about Taniya's work at: https://www.uwo.ca/fhs/EPL/ Host: Chantal Lemire   Produced by Connor Chato and Greg Robinson

Taniya Nayak is one of the nation’s foremost interior designers. She became a household name as a design expert member on HGTV and Food Network. Taniya owns a successful, Boston-based interior design firm, Taniya Nayak Design LLC., where she adds a fresh, clean look to both commercial and residential spaces. During this episode, Taniya will share how she has shifted from her desires and dreams to an actual reality of success. She’ll talk about making bold moves in order to expand her personal and professional life. Listen to the end to find out the best advice anyone has ever given to Taniya plus a conversation that will inspire you to take action towards your MORE. Grab your pen and get ready to take action!   Links: Taniyanayak.com Twitter.com/TaniyaNayak Findyourfiercemovement.com   Time Stamps: 02:55 - The shift from desire to reality success 03:52 - “I didn’t want to live the rest of my life just showing up” - @TaniyaNayak 09:34 - Making bold moves to expand 18:02 - “In order for me to grow I have to give up a little bit of that control” - @TaniyaNayak 19:15 - How specific should your plans be? 22:57 - The best advice anyone has ever given Taniya 26:48 - A quote to inspire you...   Are You Ready To Go After Your MORE? TheFierceFiles.com  

Ariel and Taniya discuss fruit fly research on Autism and social spacing with Wes Robinson. Wes is a MSc student in Dr. Anne Simon’s lab in the Biology department. This episode produced by Roger Hudson. Hosted by: Ariel Chen & Taniya Nagpal Produced by: Roger Hudson

It’s more than just fundraising! In this playful episode of Add Passion and Stir, host Billy Shore and event emcee Taniya Nayak (HGTV, Food Network) conduct “red carpet” interviews at the 2018 Taste of the Nation Boston. Guests include Celebrity Chef Tiffani Faison (Sweet Cheeks Q, Tiger Mama), Adam Amontea (Cafco), Lacey Berrien and David Miller (Boston Society), and Emily Pochman (Share Our Strength). In its 30th year, the event features 60 chefs from Boston-area restaurants and raises more than $210,000 for No Kid Hungry. “One of my favorite feelings in the world is to see people come together to enjoy a meal in a space that I got to design,” says Nayak. Faison talks about her background and commitment to social justice and LGBTQ rights. “My job is to make it easier for the next generation, so… they can just give their art, their spirit and their love to the world without having to consider their safety,” she says. Amontea, who is one of the event sponsors, describes his company’s ties to the culinary world and long-standing commitment to No Kid Hungry. Berrien and Miller share their thoughts on the work they are doing to get the next generation of philanthropists involved. Billy and Taniya also get a surprise visit from Erik and Farrah - a first-grade teacher in the Boston public school system – newlyweds who purchased 125 tickets to the event for their wedding guests because they feel so strongly about the cause of child hunger. “I look at my students and there’s such an impact…when they’re fed, they’re able to learn,” says the bride in her wedding dress. You won’t want to miss this lighthearted but inspiring episode that makes you feel like you are in the crowd at Taste of the Nation Boston. Resources and Mentions:· No Kid Hungry (nokidhungry.org): Share Our Strength’s No Kid Hungry campaign is ending child hunger in America by ensuring all children get the healthy food they need, every day.· Taniya Nayak is one of the nation’s foremost interior designers. She became a household name as a design expert member on HGTV and Food Network. Nayak owns a successful, Boston-based interior design firm, Taniya Nayak Design LLC., where she adds a fresh, clean look to both commercial and residential spaces. Nayak has served as host and designer for a variety of HGTV mainstays like Designed to Sell, Billion Dollar Block, House Hunters on Vacation, and on Robert Irvine’s Food Network series, Restaurant: Impossible. She is also a judge on ABC’s The Great Christmas Light Fight. Nayak’s helpful decorating tips have been featured in Architectural Digest India, HGTV Magazine, Design New England, People, Cosmopolitan, Glamour, The Boston Globe, Family Circle, The Washington Post, Ladies Home Journal, and many more. She has appeared on The Oprah Winfrey Show, ABC’s Good Morning America & The View, NBC’s Today, CBS’ The Early Show & The Talk, and Rachael Ray.· Tiffani Faison is Chef and owner of Sweet Cheeks Q and Tiger Mama in Boston. She began her career working under such renowned chefs as Daniel Boulud, Alain Ducasse, Todd English and Tony Maws. In 2006, early into her career, she was cast on the very first season of Bravo’s Top Chef and placed as runner-up. From there, she worked in prestigious kitchens in Nantucket, New Orleans, Los Angeles, and San Francisco before returning to Boston in 2010 to become Executive Chef of Southern Italian restaurant, Rocca Kitchen & Bar. Faison opened Sweet Cheeks Q in 2011, drawing inspiration from her love of Southern barbecue and extensive travels in Texas. Sweet Cheeks became an instant hit for its laid-back Southern charm and addictive offerings. In December 2015, Faison expanded on her culinary skills, creativity and business savvy with a new restaurant: Tiger Mama. The Boston Globe called Tiger Mama “a spectacular restaurant” with dishes that you’ll “take to the grave” and hospitality that “feels generous and natural.” Boston magazine awarded Faison as “Best Chef: General Excellence” in its July 2016 “Best of Boston” issue. In November 2016, the Boston Business Journal named Faison to its 2016 Power 50 list, “The Game Changers,” celebrating individuals from Boston’s multiple industries and professions who are making a difference in their business communities. She is a tireless advocate of LGBTQ human rights.· Sweet Cheeks Q opened in 2011 and almost immediately garnered a three-star review from The Boston Globe. From 2012 to 2016, it was awarded “Boston’s Best Barbecue” for five straight years by Boston magazine. Its biscuits were deemed “Best Biscuits in the World” by Forbes. All of their meats are responsibly sourced and all natural. They use local farms when possible.· Tiger Mama is Chef Tiffani Faison’s love letter to Southeast Asia. Unapologetically spicy, sharp and funky flavors create a menu of authentic classics and intentionally inauthentic riffs on dishes and ingredients we love. Brian Callahan’s world class Tiki Program is the perfect liquid counterpoint, embracing classic Tiki Cocktails, pushing the envelope of presentation, technique and flavor exploration with unique ingredients, premium liquors and juices pressed daily.· Cafco is a Boston-based construction management firm specializing in restaurant, hotel, residential and academic projects. Our passion is to help clients transform their ideas into reality. Our collaborative approach engages clients early in the process and carefully guides their vision from concept to execution.

Taniya and Roger speak to Kinesiology Master's student Kelsey Sick. Kelsey studies the health impact of reducing sedentary behaviour in Type 2 Diabetes patients and she is also the co-founder of a community wellness initiative, UREnough. https://urenough.org Instagram: @UREnoughh Twitter: @UR_Enoughh Facebook: UrEnoughh Hosted by: Roger Hudson & Taniya Nagpal Produced by: Ariel Frame

Taniya and Nav interview an Interdisciplinary team of engineers and scientists (Alexis Pascual, Gavin Tolometti, Liam Innis, and Matthew Svensson) who have come together to study microorganisms in the atmosphere by launching a weather balloon in April! Hosts: Navneeth Mohan & Taniya Nagpal Produced by: Chantal Lemire

Yimin and Taniya chat with "baby Master student" Charlotte Panneton about navigating graduate studies, her interest in the online video streaming platform 'Twitch' and her love for community radio.   Hosts: Yimin Chen and Taniya Nagpal   Produced by Susan Anthony

Roger and Taniya chat with PhD Candidate Erin Shellington about the potential of 'Square Stepping Exercise' on improving cognition, mobility and mood in older adults. We also get insight on what the end of a PhD degree is like!   Hosts: Roger Hudson and Taniya Nagpal   Produced by Susan Anthony

Roger and Taniya chat with Applied Mathematics Master's student, Navneeth Mohan, about his work exploring the behaviour of predators and prey using math.  Hosts: Roger Hudson and Taniya Nagpal

This week we meet with our new crew member Taniya Nagpal who works on using pregnancy to get women active. Host: Alex and Adrienne   Produced by Tristan Johnson

Taniya Nayak, designer for Food Network's Restaurant Impossible is getting ready for the Holidays! We're talking Holiday design ideas, and getting ready for the premier of ABC's The Great Christmas Light Fight! Oh, and we can't forget about the easy DIY toy Taniya made for her new and adorable puppy, Flynn!    

Taniya Nayak, designer for Food Network's Restaurant Impossible is getting ready for the Holidays! We're talking Holiday design ideas, and getting ready for the premier of ABC's The Great Christmas Light Fight! Oh, and we can't forget about the easy DIY toy Taniya made for her new and adorable puppy, Flynn!    

Taniya Nayak, host of HGTV's 'House Hunters on Vacation' and designer for Food Network's 'Restaurant: Impossible' turns the tables on Mark & Theresa to interview them on set. Mark and Theresa also talk with the show's general contractor Tom Bury about the show and his company Division9 – Design + Construction. And it's all hands on deck when we're joined by Restaurant mission leader, task-master, tough-guy, chef and sharp businessman Robert Irvine.

Taniya Nayak, host of HGTV's 'House Hunters on Vacation' and designer for Food Network's 'Restaurant: Impossible' turns the tables on Mark & Theresa to interview them on set. Mark and Theresa also talk with the show's general contractor Tom Bury about the show and his company Division9 – Design + Construction. And it's all hands on deck when we're joined by Restaurant mission leader, task-master, tough-guy, chef and sharp businessman Robert Irvine.