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12 episodes with tara thomas
Tiffany O'Donnell talks to Amanda Goodman, an Emmy-award winning television journalist who spent nearly two decades in the news industry. Amanda wanted to make real change in the community so she accepted the role of Executive Director of Family & Children's Council of Black Hawk County - the area's leading child abuse prevention agency. Amanda and her close friend, Tara Thomas launched Goodman Thomas Consulting. The two also share a podcast and wildly successful speaking series called “Faith & Four Letter Words” where they chronicle their time working in the boys' club. On today's episode, Amanda reflects on her time in the news industry, her work with "Faith & Four Letter Words" and the importance of being authentic for all ages. Follow Women Lead Change on Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn and visit wlcglobal.org for more information. Support the show
In the season opener for Season 8 of Conversations with Kane, I sit down with Tara Thomas - Gettman, a veteran at this point of the media/PR/communications world. We talked about everything from her early days as an anchor to her new podcast tour she's doing and everything in between. We had the best conversation and I hope you all enjoy it.
In this episode of Leaders in Medical Billing, host Chanie Gluck interviews Tara Thomas, the CEO and founder of T&T Medical Billing. Tara shares her 26-year journey in the medical billing industry, starting from a receptionist at a hospital to building her own successful billing company specializing in mental health services. Together, they discuss the challenges of building a business, including finding the right help, managing remote teams, and maintaining work-life balance. Tara offers insights into her marketing strategies, how she built trust with her clients, and the joys and struggles of managing claims. The episode provides valuable lessons for medical billing professionals looking to grow their businesses and improve their operations.
It's a beautiful time to be in conversation with the lovely Tara Thomas. Tara is a chef, community organizer, and co-founder of the nonprofit, Breaking Bread, and also provides consulting and creative direction in the world of food. In this episode, we chat about her deep hunger (literally) and passion for food ethics and how that evolved into a career focused on bringing awareness to people's authority over their wellbeing. Tara shares how it was important for her work life and personal life to blend, and we discuss Tara's vision dedicated to food politics and change the world, as well as the importance of rest in contrast to buzzy creative energy. Plus, Tara shares her relationships to fungi and mushrooms and we compare notes on what kind of mushroom we're currently foraging. We can all bring more awareness and appreciation to our food. Tara believes that food sovereignty allows us to understand where our food comes from and serves as gudiance for bringing ethical standards throughout every process of producing food — it affects everything and everyone involved. This is a beautiful conversation about creativity, community, and how food sovereignty can provide authority in our own life to nourish ourselves and our communities. Listen to the episode on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or on your favorite podcast platform. Topics Covered: Tara's entrance into food and imagination as a kid How dropping out of school was Tara's way of finding authority Tara's interest in studying food politics and the ethics behind food The story of Breaking Bread's launch during the Geroge Floyd protests Rest as resistance in comparison to the energetic creative buzz Tara's love of foraging and what mushrooms have taught her Guest Info: Follow Tara on Instagram @cheftarathomas Following Breaking Bread on Instagram @breakingbread.ny Follow Me: Follow me on Instagram: @tonyapapanikolove Follow Rainbo on Instagram: @rainbomushrooms Shop Rainbo: rainbo.com
Ep453 WNFC IXCup '23 MVP Tara Thomas on her incredible performance vs Mississippi Lady Panthers. Plus Houston Mambas Head Coach Chenell Soho on her 2023 success and what to expect for the 2024 season. International Recaps from Europe including results and upcoming games in Finland Maple League , Sweden Womens SuperSerie Playoffs, AFVD DBL 1 Results and the WWCFL Final Saskatoon Valkyries reign once more. And 2023 WNFC IXCUP Post Game Reaction and Keys to the Win by Champions Texas Elite Spartans vs Mississippi Lady Panthers. Recap the Quarterfinal Round for the WFA 2023 Divisional Round in Pro , D2 & D3. Preview 2023 Womens Football Alliance Playoffs Bracket WFA Pro & D2 Matchups keys to the matchups Semifinals with Mark Simon aka BackseatCoach, Coach Terry Lister & Host Oscar F Lopez Subscribe to our Apple Podcast and Download over 400 Episodes. https://podcasts.apple.com/.../gridironbeauties/id1207759468 Spreaker by IHeart: https://www.spreaker.com/show/gridironbeauties Visit our Zazzle #nojokefootball Shop for cool Shirts, leggings, and gifts Use Daily Codes and Save Big! Here: www.zazzle.com/gridironbeauties
This week, Jenni shares the 6 steps to creating a nonprofit fundraising strategy. She also chats with Tara Thomas about essential PR tips for your nonprofit. In this episode, we mention a few resources you may want to check out! — Little Green Light's free fundraising resources: www.littlegreenlight.com/jenni — Find Tara Thomas: goleadconsulting.com — Get my once-per-week email newsletter, where you can get a short summary of every podcast episode: nonprofitjenni.com/subscribe Produced by Ben Hill Sound Music by Emily Summers ©2022 Nonprofit Jenni. All Rights Reserved.
Greetings from Branson folks. We have had technical difficulties broadcasting from Branson as some of you are aware. We have had a fantastic 6-weeks of Christmas and shows every night with the Lettermen, Nadia Cole and Rick and Tara Thomas, our leaders....more about that later. We close this Friday so next week we will resume normal podcast operations with our weekly episodes. In the meantime, for this week enjoy a video visit from one of our earlier episodes with John Hall from Orleans. You may have missed it first time round or might want to watch John's video version of the episode....either way thanks for staying with us and see you next week!!!
Charging up the show on this episode of A Woman Charged Podcast... Anna speaks with Neurodiverse Couples Therapist Tara Thomas who offers couples therapy online or face-to-face for "misfits, rebels and weirdos" and those who take a non-conservative approach to love & life. She's been coaching, writing, and speaking about relationships for almost a decade. She's a fortnightly guest on ABC Newcastle Mornings with Kia Handley where they've been talking about all things love & relationships since 2019. Not only does Tara work to improve the lives of couples around Australia, but also acknowledges the Patriarchy within those dynamics, because why not?! It's part of our lives, whether we want it there or not. And gendered roles?! Don't even get us started! Listen in as Tara offers tips for all different types of couples, explains her methods to live an authentic life, not a life which has been conventionally laid out for us since birth. Her ethos is to learn how to live and thrive within Patriarchy - it's here but we don't have to be defined by it, and neither do our relationships. Never heard of an Anti-Capitalist Coach before? This is therapy on a new level to help us live within Capitalism whilst also pushing back on Capitalism... Until next week... stay charged! USE CODE 'AWOMANCHARGED' here for 20% OFF ALL HAPPYMASH VIBES Connect with Tara Thomas: Web tarathomas.com.au IG @tarathomascouplestherapy Therapy Bookings here Connect with happymash: IG @happymash_ fb @happymashwomen Shop happymash.com.au --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/awomancharged/message
Episode 180 - On this week's episode Ric Davis @primerelaestateric interview Houston-area entrepreneur, Tara Thomas. During her interview Tara discusses her real estate investments as part of the "Buy The Block" initiative and introduces the audience to her soft drink brand "The Millionaire Mimosa". #success #buytheblockPrime Real Estate Network Store on TeeSpringhttps://prime-real-estate-network.creator-spring.com/listing/the-rich-seriesSUBSCRIBE... (edited) YouTubeYouTube | The Prime Real Estate NetworkTara Thomas On Family, Success, and Buy The Block (Part 1)#PRIMEREALESTATENETWORK #millionairemimosa
In this IASA Podcast, we speak to Tara Thomas, AASA Policy Analyst, about the Keep Kids Fed Act and the implications the new law has on school districts. Update: Since the podcast was recorded, the USDA issued or extended six waivers for Summer 2022. Click Here to read a blog post from AASA about what this development means for schools. Webinars: In the podcast, Tara mentions webinars on the Community Eligibility Provision. Here are the links: CEP Kickoff Webinar – Preparing for SY22-23 – Recording CEP: Overcoming the Loss of School Meal Application Data - Recording CEP: Implementing in States that Require Alternative Forms – Recording Making CEP Work with Low ISPs and Partial District Implementation – Recording Get Your CEP Questions Answered - Recording
This month, we feature Katey Legg, Gloucester's Parks, Recreation and Tourism Director, speaking about what makes our parks special - as well as plans for future programming. We also feature Tara Thomas, County Treasurer, discussing the challenges with the latest delayed mailings of personal property and real estate tax bills, and the extension granted by the Gloucester County Board of Supervisors. For more information about Gloucester's Parks, Recreation and Tourism Department, visit: www.gloucesterva.info/pr or facebook.com/PRT. For more information about the Gloucester Treasurer, visit: https://www.gloucesterva.info/314/Treasurers-Office.
Tara Thomas is a chef + consultant working to decolonize food systems. Tara is a true believer that food can be our greatest catalyst to combat social, environmental, and health issues. In this conversation Tara shares how investing in a culinary experiences at its core is investing in culture and helps clarify the difference between inspiration and appropriation. She speaks on the importance of food sustainability and how we can move as a society away from wealth to balance and equity. Though this year has been full of challenges, it has helped Tara unlock her souls purpose - to nourish people, and inspire people to eat.
For our second episode in our Earth Month series special Michelle is joined by Tara Thomas. Tara is a New York based Chef, Consultant, Urban Farmer and one of the co-founders of Breaking Bread NYC. On today's episode Tara shares with us her story of how she got start in Portland working in the food industry which later lead her to where she is currently based in New York. Tara shares what shes been up to this past year and why community farms and gardens are now more important than ever. To learn more and support Breaking Bread NYC follow them on IG @breakingbread.nyc
In this episode, I welcome my special guest Tara Thomas to the show to discuss how sometimes we think we are in love, but it just might be because of your particular situation. Tara Thomas: Instagram : @tipsywithtara Relationship Gumbo: www.relationshipgumbo.info
The Librarian Influencer of the Week is Tara Thomas. Tara works at Hutchison School in Memphis, Tennessee! Hutchison School is a private, independent college preparatory day school for girls age 2 through 12th grade. Shownotes: https://www.laurasheneman.com/post/let-your-passion-lead-you-with-tara-thomas
Each week on "Marketing for Your Future," our hosts talk to experts in the marketing industry. Today, Mike White and Joe Stelma sat down with Ronnie Kea from the Tara Thomas Agency.Tara Thomas Agency, a leader in entertainment, has spent years working and developing the most talented and successful acts in entertainment by leveraging its skills in management, production, marketing, and networking to grow performers.
Leo Abrahams has been described as a musician's musician. In his role as guitarist and producer he's worked with Paul Simon, David Byrne, Brian Eno, the impressive list goes on and on. We discuss his journey so far. Tara Thomas discovered her gig photography passion by shooting her sister in The Trinity Orchestra. Over the last seven years she's worked her way up through the ranks of gigs and festivals to become photographer in residence for Other Voices. She tells us about the view from the pit.
Tara interviews Thomas Colgrove with Colgrove Media
Today we visit with Joe Sedelmeyer and Tara Thomas with Visiting Angels. Giving the option of independent, stay-at-home living for seniors. Great information on their mission and what they do for families in a transitional life stage. Music from https://filmmusic.io: “On My Way” by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com) License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) The post Ep. 11 – Visiting Angels appeared first on Wightman-Brock.
Waterloo Career Center's AJ and Matt talk with Tara Thomas about her career as a Broadcast Journalist and News Anchor. They also discuss ATARI gaming clubs, trips to France, SOBE Life Water, filming gross surgeries and more. Tara is a stellar example of how to find success through persistence and following a passion with no plan "B".
One of our goals through this podcast is to pour encouragement into our listeners with the hope that you can pour into those around you as well. We are especially praying for you during this hectic holiday season; we know things tend to get a little nutty! But whether we’re leading our church’s children’s ministry or we are a fellow volunteer, each one of us can play a part in the building up of others around us. In this episode of “Better Children’s Ministry,” Tara Thomas and Kelli Johnson talk about the value of expressing appreciation and out-doing one another in showing honor. **Warning ** We talk about insects in this episode. It’s a little gross. #KidMinLife Highlights: 4:33 – Some of the things we’ve received that made us feel appreciated 7:48 – Memorable gifts/notes are really relational 8:30 – During the holiday season, how can we support and encourage each other? 10:13 – Our relationships with God and with each other remain the focus 10:56 – What does God’s Word say about why and how we show appreciation? 12:30 – Encouragement for leaders looking for creative ways to show appreciation 16:38 – A prayer of encouragement from Tara
When our goal in children’s ministry is life transformation, it becomes increasingly important to ensure every child has a discipleship relationship. One of the most practical ways we can facilitate relational ministry is in a small group setting. On this episode of “Better Children’s Ministry,” Tara Thomas and Kelli Johnson discuss the advantages and challenges of ministering to boys and girls in small groups. Highlights: 3:14 – The special relationships we develop in a small group setting 5:39 – How children relate differently to their leaders and to each other in small groups 7:26 – The challenges we face when ministering in small groups 10:37 – How to handle radio silence 12:49 – What does the Bible say about the value of small groups? 16:24 – Jesus himself modeled small group relationships 16:46 – Encouragement when considering small groups
Many children’s ministry leaders express a desire to have a better relationship with their senior pastors and senior leadership. On this episode of “Better Children’s Ministry,” Kelli Johnson and Tara Thomas talk with Jed Manimtim, Executive Pastor at Sunridge Community Church in Temecula, about both sides of this very important relationship. Jed and Tara share about how pastors and children’s ministry leaders can encourage each other and work together to disciple children. Highlights: 5:20 – The value of children’s ministry in the life of a church 9:27 – How can pastors support children’s ministry? 13:48 – Our relationships with church leaders have layers 14:46 – How can pastors empower and encourage KidMin leaders? 16:24 – How can children’s ministry leaders encourage their pastors? 19:16 – Relating to our pastors when there is no problem that needs solving 20:15 – What does God’s Word say about children’s ministry? 24:09 – Equipping parents together 27:18 – A prayer from Tara
There is a special honor that comes with ministering to boys and girls who aren’t quite old enough to hear and respond to a Bible lesson – at least not in ways we can see. We are talking about infants and children in the church nursery. Jesus himself spent time blessing “little children” by picking them up and laying hands on them. The disciples seemed to think the world would not be changed by holding babies and squandering time with little children, but Jesus’ reaction was different. In this episode of "Better Children's Ministry," Tara Thomas and Kelli Johnson discuss the unique privilege of serving some of the most helpless among us by ministering in the church nursery. In God’s Kingdom, power is shown in sacrifice. The last are first and the greatest are the least. We do important, impactful Kingdom work when we spend time holding babies. Highlights: 3:30 – The joys of serving in the nursery 4:52 – What gifting is important for serving in the nursery? 6:17 – What does transformational ministry to babies look like? 8:05 – What does the Bible say about holding babies? 11:10 – Encouragement for those serving the babies of the family
It’s October, which means that a lot of kids in our churches will probably be trick-or-treating and dressing up in costumes. Around the time of Halloween and our fall celebrations, the topic of fear, or being afraid, comes up a lot. There’s a lot of cultural expression around this time of year here in the U.S. that involves dressing up as something scary or wanting to scare people for fun. But the reality of fear is about so much more than just October and Halloween. Fears don’t always go away as we get older. All of us have experienced fear at some point, and the Bible has a lot to say about it. In this episode of Better Children’s Ministry, Tara Thomas and Kelli Johnson discuss how we as children’s ministry leaders can comfort children who experience fear and model a godly response to fear in our own lives. Highlights: 5:45 – How can we as adults help children feel safe to open up when they have fears? 8:44 – It it’s important to the child, it’s important to us 10:37 – How can comfort a child who is experiencing fear when they’re with us at church? 13:38 – There are different kinds of fear 15:30 – Scripture memorization as a response to fear 16:47 – Let the Lord speak into our fears 20:10 – What does the Bible say about responding to fear? 25:34 – Download a free Bible lesson on fear right now!
Every Generation Ministries believes every child can experience the transformed life Jesus intends for them. That is why we help churches give children opportunities to respond to God in their real lives. The Word of God is intended to impact every single area of our lives. In Deuteronomy 6:4-9, part of the command from God is to practice the truths of God. For this reason, “response” is one of the five principles from this passage that EGM uses to help churches disciple children. In this episode of “Better Children’s Ministry,” David Jesse and Tara Thomas discuss the practical ways we can encourage children to respond to God’s Word in their real lives. Highlights: 4:07 – The blessing of watching children respond to Bible truth 6:30 – Children do ministry too 8:55 – How can we facilitate opportunities for response? 11:49 – Hearing and obeying God’s Word 13:04 – Response activity examples 14:44 – “You will be blessed if you do them.” 15:36 – Encouragement as we help children respond to God
The real-life experiences of children in the U.S. vary greatly. The life of a child in a rural southern town is not the same as the life of a child in a major northeastern city. How do we use the children’s ministry curriculum we have most effectively to speak into the lives of the particular children we serve? In this episode of “Better Children’s Ministry,” David Jesse and Tara Thomas discuss the most important elements of Bible teaching materials that are focused on transformation in the life of a child. Highlights: 3:02 – What elements of a KidMin curriculum are most important? 4:05 – The challenges of meeting every child’s need with curriculum 10:00 – The value of a singular lesson aim for each Bible lesson 11:34 – Lesson aim examples 12:24 – First, let the lesson change you 13:38 – What does the Bible say about how we teach the Bible? 15:09 – Does every aspect of our time together point back to our lesson aim?
Sometimes discipleship looks like a birthday party. As a church family, we can partner with parents by simply being present in the life of their child. On this episode of Better Children’s Ministry, David Jesse talks with Tara Thomas about what role the church plays in discipling children and some of the ways a children’s ministry leader can partner with parents. Highlights: 2:17 – Common dynamics between children’s ministry and parents 5:33 – Inviting parents to serve 7:40 – There’s so much going on in a family’s life 8:50 – We all play a part in discipling children 10:23 – Kids benefit from having other adults disciple them too 12:30 – Encouragement, take two (re-recorded segment) 13:49 – What are we already doing right? 15:22 – Sometimes discipleship looks like a birthday party
Looking for volunteers? Check the youth group! Many churches have eager, excited teens who want to serve their church, and children’s ministry is often a natural fit. In this episode of “Better Children’s Ministry,” Tara Thomas talks with David Jesse about what a huge blessing teenagers can be to a church’s KidMin. When we disciple these young leaders, we are investing in believers who are just beginning a life lived in service to Christ. It’s a special privilege to pour into those who will be pouring into our churches for generations to come. Highlights 2:16 – Teenagers are a huge blessing to children’s ministry 4:22 – What are some differences in the needs of teen volunteers? 7:28 – How can we encourage teens to serve in KidMin? 8:27 – We can invite teenagers into the life of the church 9:23 – Encouragement for teens from God’s Word 11:22 – Encouragement for leaders
In Episode 6, hosts Alison and Jillian are joined by vegan chef Tara Thomas. Tara has been a whole foods-based vegan for more than three years, avoiding gluten and soy in her diet and recipes. During the interview, Tara enlightens our hosts about how being plant-based, health conscious, and earth-friendly is for the mind, body, and soul. Plus, Jillian and Alison share their experience trying a short-term raw food diet.
As VBS season continues, David Jesse sat down with Tara Thomas to talk about her experience this year. Her church designed a VBS program with differently-abled children in mind. In this episode, David and Tara talk about the inherent value of every person created in the image of God and what a blessing it has been for her church to minister to special needs children and families in the local community. Tara offers encouragement to children’s ministry leaders – or anyone, really – who wants to create a welcoming environment at church for people with special needs. Highlights 3:19 – VBS looks a little different at Tara’s church 7:03 – Why are some families with special needs children reluctant to come to church? 10:42 – Immeasurable joys 13:53 – Welcome partners in the life of the church 15:52 – A wake-up call and an opportunity 17:43 – We have a gift from God coming into our churches 19:27 - God equips the called
As we disciple children, as we model our Savior, as we try to live out the life that he would have lived, as we model Christ and help children become more like Christ, praying has to be a big part of that. In this episode of “Better Children’s Ministry,” Tara Thomas and David Jesse share about the honor and responsibility of leading children into the presence of the Lord. Highlights 2:00 – A children’s prayer conference in Egypt 5:20 – When prayer time gets real 6:45 – Kids have real problems just like us 8:03 – As disciplers, we must build prayer into our Bible lesson time 11:57 – The children we lead will teach us about God as we pray together 16:20 – Leading kids to the presence of the Lord 19:08 – Encouragement for the discouraged
Have you ever been personally transformed by the Bible lesson you prepared for KidMin? Spending time with God’s Word before presenting it to children is an important aspect of biblical leadership. In this episode, David is joined by Tara Thomas, EGM’s Mobilization Coordinator and a former Children’s Ministry Director. Tara shares about the challenges we face trying to prepare our hearts before Sunday morning and the importance of weighing the “urgent” against the “important.” Highlights 4:34 – Spiritual transformation in the life of a child starts with spiritual transformation in our own lives 5:16 – Weighing the urgent against the important 8:20 – Scheduling time to sit before the Lord before we lead on Sunday 9:49 – It benefits children to watch their leaders be transformed by God’s Word 14:06 – Discipleship is about more than teaching 14:51 – Encouragement for the discouraged
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Tara Thomas, the Executive Director of Education at the Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center, discusses the art programs initiated to help military veterans and their families dealing with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and head injuries. All this and more on this interview from The Broadmoor hotel in Colorado Springs, Colorado.
Tara Thomas, the Executive Director of Education at the Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center, discusses the art programs initiated to help military veterans and their families dealing with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and head injuries. All this and more on this interview from The Broadmoor hotel in Colorado Springs, Colorado.
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