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Cheeraz Gormon is a writer, storyteller, and public speaker who creates poetry, essays, photography, film, music, and advertising.As a poet, Cheeraz has opened for Dr. Cornel West, Dr. Dennis Kimbro, and MacArthur Fellow Dr. Deborah Willis and toured with HBO for The Unchained Memories Tour. She is a two-time TEDxGatewayArch presenter, and her poetry has been featured in Ebony Magazine, Huffington Post, the American Ethnologist, and featured on albums with the Midwest Avengers and world-renowned DJ and producer Osunlade. Her first poetry collection, "In The Midst of Loving," was released in 2015. In 2018, Cheeraz starred in The Black Repertory Theaters' gala production of The Gospel at Colonus as the Evangelist Antigone. She returned to the stage in May of 2022 for the revival of "Rivers of Women" by the late poet Shirley Bradley LeFlore. In June 2022, she joined the Ashleylaine Dance Company for "Unseen," their season-closing performance.In 2016, Cheeraz was selected as an apexart International Arts Fellow; in 2018, she was named St. Louis Visionary Award, Outstanding Working Artist, and in 2019, she was awarded the prestigious St. Louis Regional Arts Commission Artist Fellow in literary arts.In tandem with her work as an artist, Cheeraz is a community health worker and works with local organizations to provide spiritual and social care to people impacted by violent crime. Following the tragic loss of her brother, John Gormon, Jr., Cheeraz founded Sibling Support Network, an organization dedicated to assisting people who have lost siblings to violent crime. For this work, she was featured in TIME Magazine's 2018 "Guns in America" issue.Most recently, she was a part of the ensemble cast of the sold-out stage performances of The Color Purple with the Hawthorne Players and performed before a packed audience at the Saint Louis Art Museum as part of The Culture: Hip Hop and Contemporary Art in the 21st Century exhibition inside of multimedia artist Gary Simmons, Garage Lab installation. As a self-professed ad geek, she still finds time to consult and freelance as a creative director, mentorship advocate, and advisor in the advertising industry. 

Wally Siewart examines the role morality and trust play in politics-- and how it helps us understand polarization in the United States. This talk was filmed at TEDxGatewayArch. All TEDx events are organized independently by volunteers in the spirit of TED's mission of ideas worth spreading. To learn more about TEDxSHORTS, the TEDx program, or give feedback on this episode, please visit http://go.ted.com/tedxshorts. Follow TEDx on Twitter: https://twitter.com/TEDx Follow TEDx on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tedx_official Like TEDx on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TEDxEvents

Images speak louder than words and Ghanaian visual artist, curator and art educator, Yvonne Osei, is applying over 10 years of her intercontinental artistic experience to train business professionals across the Midwest. As an Arts-Based Corporate Training Business Coach for COCAbiz, she has worked with Commerce Bank, Saint Louis University, TEDxGatewayArch, Barnes-Jewish Hospital, Ameren Missouri among other institutions, providing workshops in the areas of leadership, communication, collaboration, and ideation. Her TEDx talk, “The Artist Learns to Roar” addresses the impact of colonialism on the West African psyche. She has performed and exhibited nationally and internationally, including Everson Museum of Art (Syracuse, NY), Lambert International Airport (St. Louis, MO), Cité Internationale des Arts (Paris, France) and Padrão dos Descobrimentos (Lisbon, Portugal). https://www.linkedin.com/in/yvonneosei/

Previous Episode 1214Mich Hancock is the dynamic CEO of 100th Monkey, a company focused on creating quality human connections and interactions, leads and conversions for B2B and B2C clients through social media. Mich is also the Co-Founder and License Holder for TEDxGatewayArch, an innovative and thought-provoking organization that brings TED Talk experiences to St. Louis. She interviews TEDx speakers and St. Louis movers and shakers on her popular MichMash Podcast, is a sought after speaker, delivering workshops and seminars for organizations, including the Olin School of Business at Washington University. Mich coaches speakers on how to TED-ify their presentations, she has worked with leaders in large corporations and engaging individuals like Mo’s Bows’ young CEO, Moziah Bridges, a Shark Tank participant who recently landed a deal with the NBA.Website:MichMash PodcastSupport us on Patreon: www.Patreon.com/12minconvosListen to another #12minconvo 

Earthworms, KDHX, bubbly happy “Green Jean,” thought I had blown it, TEDxGatewayArch, July 1, 2019, Steve Sommers, transforming experience, Jen the make-up artist, negativity a companion, Ginger Rogers tap dancing backwards in high heels, young feminist in the 70s having a fabulous time, negativity would not let me go, flesh-eating bacteria oh goodie!, Holy Ma-lo-lo, ecological landscaping, making green being more of a norm, cultural shift, women naturally collaborate, we are all needed, formless generic show, I am never bored, compost with worms, guilt sucks, prairie dropseed, does not get weird and tall and dorky looking, Bring Conservation Home from St. Louis Audubon, bee lawns and leave that to the Crawleys.

Sean and I talk about St. Louis Community College - Florissant Valley, Charles Brown, breaking barriers, occupational physical therapy, DASA (Disabled Athlete Sports Association), binary numbers, good GPA, sexuality, gender and disability, just like cousin Charles, web designer, author, public speaker, TEDxGatewayArch, 10 year Twitter friendship, friend in Canton, OH, Big Time Rush, cerebral palsy, cp, no 2 types the same, accent?, yes we do get people from auditions, fell in love, Julius Adewunmi,  dangit!, nerve-racking, creative and funny, engaging smile, Perfect by Pink, Born This Way by Lady Gaga, I Won't Give Up by Jason Mraz, always amazing, countless surgeries and progressive.

Steve and I talk about boomerang, a St. Louis thing, 35 years in Northern CA, growth through the arts, COCAbiz, 4th largest non-profit community arts organization, 50K people, 80+ artists in residence, Fast Co ranked STL as slower of slow :(, flatter than a flat Bud Light, your artsy people, intersection of art/business/design/technology, cannot use intellectual shortcuts, where discoveries happen, SixThirty Cyber, SLU's MBA program, TEDxGatewayArch, high end researchers, amazing mix of people, think in fresh ways, powerful story telling, manage nerves, deepest experts, they didn't say it was horrible, get out of the weeds, TJ Maxx, Meshuggah Cafe, Blueprint Coffee, Delmar Loop, Subterranean Books, soup and software.

Join Michelle and Emily on their pilot episode while they share a bottle of Cava Elocuente with guest Mich Hancock. We talk about the importance of true friendships, being a woman who champions women, and learn how Mich discovered, coped with, and ultimately saved her family from the grips of her sociopathic adopted son. Mich is the CEO of 100th Monkey Media; the Co-Founder of TEDxGatewayArch, and hosts her own podcast: Mich Mash. Thank you for listening and subscribing to Cliterally Speaking the Podcast. Visit our website: www.cliterallyspeakingpodcast.com Facebook: @cspeakpodcast Instagram: @cliterallyspeakingthepodcast Twitter: @cliterallyspea1 Please call our comment line: 812-727-0794 Watch our youtube channel (Cliterally Speaking the Podcast) for all the behind the scenes discussions during our recording sessions. And Subscribe, Like, Share our podcast with EVERYONE!

Julius and I talk about core values, I'm calm and don't run around much, 2 spots open, the TED model, Cbabi Bayoc, we're just guiding you, something about a room that makes emotions come up, 6'4" good lookin' guy, Ness Sandoval, Nigeria is the 6th largest economy in the world, sub-Saharan, 184 million people, teased for no jeans, St. Louis is a fantastic place to raise a family, we're SLU alums!, life and enterprise management, Dr. Jim Russell, twice exceptional, Yoruban folk tales, legacy, awesome in a suit, Valencia, build a culture down and dress shoes in different colors.

Jeremy and I talk about equitable access to health affordable food, one grocery store at a time, good food to good people, a bus as mobile farmers market, 1 year off medical school, research at Harvard, vascular anomalies, shipping containers as grocery stores, disfigurement, as beautiful as possible, over the top and audacious, Good Life Growing, Fresh Starts Community Garden, food/job/afterschool deserts, financial literacy, big news about lunch items!, Wellston and North Hanley Metro Stations, really greasy, but amazing and Five Guys.

Maggie and I talk about BioSTL, phenomenal speakers from St. Louis, bio-locate, direction of Dr. Bill Danforth, bioscience strength, build innovation economy, Danforth Plant Science Center, it started in Israel, start-up nation, straight to decision maker, Atomation, Guy Weitzman, MDClone, pathway to ecosystem, huge proponent of regionalism, Magpies in St. Charles, Pho Grand, shaking beef, Mackenzie village has 94 people, Better Together, LOL! Vote, try, Ferguson and the President of the United States just said your words.

Doug and I talk about his 2nd podcast on MichMash, degree in biology, 1 hr intro to research = 14 years working with experts, I invented a surgery, find the humor in it, secret government organization, spy guy, Ruff Cases, Angela Hochman, Dan Duffy, modular filming, Lola Van Ella, Jordan Michaels, 34, retired and worth 60 million $, lawyer helps rich people with nonsense, dog attorney, look for Tuffy in Ruff Cases 2 ;), kill the furry microphone, 11 years home and bed bound, cut peanut butter out of sandwich, what does doing best look like, transformational thought leader, confident in a non-toxic and non-competitive way and you can't quit when it matters most.

Sharon and I talk about epidemiology chops, conservatory medicine, human/animal/environmental heath impact, bats fungal disease, animals do things everyday for or our public health, there is still wilderness out there, 99.9% human driven health challenges, bite-sized solutions, one cell at a time, ripple effect, average day we eat food from 20 - 25 countries, global community on threshold, oranges in Christmas stocking, who delivers the zoo food?, 18K animals = large grocery list, elephant bonds are beautiful, 25 years in 15 minutes, we are a continuum, no exotic pets and help turtles!

Abby and I talk about Sparo, Wing, COPD, asthma, Wash U STL, biomedical engineering, helping people is at its core, engineers without borders, breathing is really important, mouse but more space ship-py, take flight fro respiratory conditions, chronic bronchitis and emphysema, oxygen tanks, breathing classes, online pulmonary rehabilitation program, don't vape, where does the term popcorn lung come from, weird connection between St. Louis and Cranbrook and the surface area of lungs.

Dave and I talk about Chief Experience Officer, the healthcare system is not super awesome, sphere of influence job, how we interact, it's not good man, at least get to neutral, paying the burger bill, feel powerless in healthcare system, Charmin & Bounty, P&G, US Marine Corps, Red Sox fan in American League, Cardinal Fan in National League, married senior prom date, improve the little moments in life, no work around for health care, actions have consequences, Leah and Thomas, TED Talks are challenging and intensive, dry monotone does not engender response, gooey butter cake thing - I don't understand that at all, Sheriff Hopper, (Oops, Mich said Think Viral and should have said Think Well!), and you must listen to the "hat story"!

CaveofSwordS and I talk about different category nominations, hypnotic loops, spy movie guitar loops, chilled out ambience, Sunyatta, Kvn, Eric, the RFT, we're not formulaic, Eric's dad, the CD that never landed, travel well together, art museums, rooftops and airport hangers, a beer's worth of time, (listen to everything Sunyatta says, she speaks in poems

Jo and I talk about cultivate mindfulness, falling apart, refuge, Pema Chodron, reframe thinking about life, flake with purpose, turning into our hurt, see the humanity, manifestation of suffering, interconnected, we want to compartmentalize, woo woo practice, better ways to relate to thoughts and emotions, science supports we can train our brains, recovering practical person, notice and let go, spend quality time with self, top 10 tunes of own mind, come from a place of compassion, life has to be better than this, suffering is the clay and mechanistic to organic view of the world.

Jade Harrell with Steve Sommers and Mich Hancock, founders of TEDxGatewayArch. If you've ever had dreams about speaking on the big stage!!! If you've ever wanted an opportunity to present your innovative idea...your idea that's worth spreading, you now have an opportunity. TEDxGatewayArch is accepting applications for the next TEDxGatewayArch event. Applications are due February 19th, 2018. AUDITIONS will be held on March 17, 2018. In this episode: - What the organizers are look for from speakers - How TEDxGatewayArch got started in St. Louis - Common mistakes of prospective speakers - Secrets of a great TED talk - Application details, descriptions and deadlines - Upcoming TEDxGatewayArch events and opportunities - What a TED talk can do for you

Jade Harrell with Steve Sommers and Mich Hancock, founders of TEDxGatewayArch. If you've ever had dreams about speaking on the big stage!!! If you've ever wanted an opportunity to present your innovative idea...your idea that's worth spreading, you now have an opportunity. TEDxGatewayArch is accepting applications for the next TEDxGatewayArch event. Applications are due February 19th, 2018. AUDITIONS will be held on March 17, 2018. In this episode: - What the organizers are look for from speakers - How TEDxGatewayArch got started in St. Louis - Common mistakes of prospective speakers - Secrets of a great TED talk - Application details, descriptions and deadlines - Upcoming TEDxGatewayArch events and opportunities - What a TED talk can do for you

Conor and I talk about gross venues, 2 sad songs and leave, Tyler Sayer, TED Tour, Manchester Orchestra, booking a band through Twitter, Phoenix from France, Smidley throw-up video, playing basements, houses and dirty bars, old Dodge Ram van 3500, we all write the songs, void of emotion, happy people, dark humor, Mount Eerie, such a scary scary time, tweet that will set off a bomb, impermanence, whispery song, 80s ladies working out, making fake vomit and MD 20/20.

Nicole, Popz and I talk about self-contained musical group, emulate the dj, TR-808, beatboxing to her belly, rock back and forth, it is so weird, tap = create a beat, where'd that one come from, Quincy Jones sitting in the front row, Switzerland, 25% Italian, Hong Kong has wonderful food, blow up pants, the off-clapping story, Beastie Boys, epic-ness, eyeballs get to twitchin', that was dope, bring laughter and fun, pull in Pokemons, and Desoto, MO.

Diane and I talk about the intersection of loss and life, compassion, signing the driver's license, donation to proceed, opportunity to honor, crisis tunnel vision, can't even go there, global consent, allocation decisions, skin as a living dressing for wounds, matched up by x-ray, body doesn't recognize it as a pig's heart, process is far more regulated, Grey's Anatomy, hopping on a helicopter with "the cooler", iced and triple bagged, emotionally charged situations, and the mouse with the ear.

Theresa and I talk about education programs, natural resource management, living systems, armadillos are here, fire ants may show up, green jewel in the center of town, re-engaging the Mississippi River, natural and cultural heritage merged, parks as experience, sites tell us stories that are not so fun, 55% live close to coast, tradeoffs to consider, collective stock of long term interest, prudent path, Leopold's Land Ethic is only half the loaf.

Marcus and I talk about buildings serving people, designing for a wide variety of populations, commerce of getting ideas in the brain, the way into the brain is through the senses, can you hear me and can you understand me, path of signal, sensory, cognitive and social level, sit still is the worse advice, interdisciplinary, interact over work, round houses, compartmentalized is not as stimulating, at today's campus you learn everywhere and it's not the dust, it's the water.

Dr. Sheyna Gifford and I talk about living in a giant soccer ball, super hero secret underwater lair, scientist farmer, it doesn't look like the badge from Star Trek, elongated astroid, turning waste into usable product, space fish, dynamics and social psychology, Andy Weir did an amazing job with The Martian, walking in third gravity, breakthrough starshot, Mars almost looks like a small goal, fact transmission devices and don't use your car to go ballroom dancing.

De and I talk about I am a creator, De-sign with a capital "De," make ideas happen, plaguing issues, brave space, sparking new connections and collisions, sticky note to self, express self in process, epiphanies, notions of hate, other-ising, invite others to actualize your dreams, it must be wrong because I don't know it, dismantle fear through curiosity, so much to love, power of serendipity and showing up.

Ness and I talk about immigrant enclave neighborhoods, a Twitter feed of maps @ybytata, access to opportunity structures, sociology, mapping services for lawyers, Mosaic St. Louis, updates on immigrant population, social capital, diverse and homogeneous, census tracks, opportunity to make unique maps, revolution in transparency and how to put data on a map.

Nick and I talk about emergency dispatch system, one tap panic alarm, peace of mind, live freely, diamond certified, care and capacity, TEDxGatewayArch, not so great Uber driver (most are great!), start up world, Aaron is awesome, Brittany is the heart, T-REX takeover of 2nd floor, bridge between doing nothing and calling 911, Tiger Pantry.

Bert and I talk about grow exhibit, seed library, rice production in Missouri, we have lots of water, Shedd Aquarium, John Ball Zoo, St. Louis Science Center, sea otters are cute from afar, big ole fat melon head, chocolate colored water, lemurs are the coolest little guys, being a high school science teacher, solar eclipse, and pink dolphins.

Kyra and I talk about pollinators focus, stinky Otavia, peak scenting time, corpse flower, smells like moldy cheese, rotting flesh, fecal matter and jasmine, if only blooming once every 4 years you are all in, always voucher your plant population, squeal like a small rodent, alligators move fast, Alpine, Texas, curses, ebola and herpes, giant misshapen penis and irises.

Jade and I talk about Rare Gem Productions, breaking news, The Model Health Show, positive media eco-system, 14 million downloads, Shawn Stevenson, messages of hope, pollyanna, remember and reflect, learn the lesson, tuning into your precise frequency, cacophonous, vigor and strength, TEDx auditions, say it out loud, I'm doing blessed, shake the mundane, be inhiberated!

Angela and I talk about experience desire, research does not support abstinence, McDonalds, harm reduction model, sexting, ask questions first, don't lie to kids, after-play, people don't know anything about desire, act before you feel, keep your pot on warm, sparkle session, boil and bang, compartmentalize, caveman age of your marriage, Sex in the City, lost in your head and mindful sex.

Antionette and I talk about Creative Reaction Lab, scheduling services, deeper response, Fast Company Mag, Kinloch doesn't exist anymore, a lot of conversation and not enough action, cards against brutality, fear dictating actions, cat cafe, she needs translators!, black and latinx, I'm caramel, the lens of failure, design as a process and mindset, cultural history and healing, design is working when you don't know it's there, reverse mentoring.

Markey and I talk about Clif bars, Wait a minute! I am super hungry!, salad making lessons, the it's delicious face in Rwanda, the harder they hit you the more they like you, raw food, I've been gluten free far too long, fortified bread, packing full of nutrients, Peace Corps Cookbook, the Beyonce and Michael Jackson of Rwanda, discovered demand, micro-economy, sustainable and replicable.

Dr. Bryce and I talk about everything is possible, coolest job on planet, seamless extensions of you, haptics, armpit studies, nippers, clippers and eyelash curlers, cut off the paint handle, red pull tabs with a crown, shower studies, going to the point of sweat, brining emotional baggage to the point of sale and Bond, Bryce Bond.

Amy and I talk about lucky zip codes, Ferguson happened, what high school did you go to?, imagine falling in love with each other, unconscious bias, dental van, hospitals and prom, safe has a coded language and "the talk."

Deanna and I talk about first lines of fiction, clean contemporary, built environment, lunch & a bottle of wine, multidisciplinary design, yes we do print, zinc roofs, paw paw margaritas, rain gardens, super cute money pits, scrapyard wins, glue guns and flip books.

Mike and I talk about creating at the highest level, world heritage sites, Pizza Hut and pyramids, the barge in the Nile gig is getting old, 33x in space, architecture + sculpture, a farmer finds warriors, sounding like Carl Kasell and how that which makes us similar is more interesting than that which makes us different.

Cbabi and I talk about Bob Marley and Three Little Birds, SweetArt Bakery, bust it out and paint, painting at the grocery store, creative black artist battling ignorance, forgive and move on, 2am desserts, Paisley Park, The Rainbow Children Prince album, birds are dope, dads don't babysit.

Joe and I talk about the intersection of health, wealth and the environment, trash and guilt, birds, biology and business, just in from Haiti, cassava bread, burning coconut shells, seeing every detail, swazoman, PokemonGo vs bird watching, #3 Amazon hot seller, Mississippi River as the Silk Road.

Dan and I talk about being a goofball, boredom as signal, living through a plane crash, focus as key in this world, impact of mentorship, how we love Sam, diversity in media, what breaks your heart and what makes you come alive.

Dr. Denise and I talk about eating disorders, childhood obesity, binge eating disorder, vicious cycles, managing negative mood, diet program failure, defining self worth, parents as part of the solution, global health threat, how children do not have access to evidence based treatment, there are solutions!

Cheeraz and I talk about "Wilhelmenia" Shakespeare, possession, spirit beings, bearing witness, poetry as a door to critical thinking, pause rather than prepare, are we in attack mode?, you can not address the leaf unless you take a look at the root, access, cotton candy on a rainy day and Hibiki

Dr. Jim and I talk about learning differences, human beings, 400 pages per week, twice exceptional learners, remembering EVERYTHING, do not be defined by weaknesses, reclusive introvert, attention variability and hat collections.

Dr. James Carrington and I discuss plant science, food security, carbon, improving the human condition, feeding the world, soil science, learning solutions that plants have already invented, epigenetics and molecular decorations.

Travis Mossotti and I discuss Marlin Perkins, saving wolves, field study, thesaurus, petrichor, awareness as a mode of living, magic shops and dive bars and the finer things in life.

Max and I talk about Oculus, Pixar, the next generation's big leap forward in storytelling, virtual worlds, giving you agency, emotional arcs, teleporting, winning an Emmy and this is only the beginning

Jim and I talk about letting your ideas run wild, believing you are part of the process, laying face down on a roller coaster, never being bored, kids eyes light up and meeting with animal lovers, historians, engineers and show people.

Norm and I discuss racial equity, allostatic load, shut it down project, developmental criminology, resource quilt, Jonathan Kozol and how dividing the pie is not always the right decision.

Dr TR Kidder and I talk about getting paid to play in the dirt, multidimensional puzzles, Confucians won and civilization lost, bottom up movements, mitigation vs adaptation and today is not as bad as people think (hooray for optimism!)

Devon, Gene and I talk about how an emotion evoked leads to a lyrical theme, greasy honky-tonk, channeling angst and anger through metal, The Pixies, Blondie, being born into the wrong generation, and water

Dr. Dave and I talk about it starts with your feet, concussions and the many causes of, older adults need to know, should you call the helicopter and the ultra-resilient

Marilu and I talk about the electric air of STL, public spaces, the world does not come to Canada, American myths, how lawns separate and cultural landscapes

Raven and I talk about Native American Indian names, SOHK, DJs, energy of the universe, rap and rap sheets and painting with light.

Mallory and I talk about taking stage to street, going pants-less, pillow fights, play, flash meditation and transaction/interaction.

Ed and I talk about storyteling, improv, acting, futurist, Disneyland, Disneyworld, llamas or is it alpacas? Disney World, Disney Land, Fame, we get wacky so watch out!

Theresa and I talk about the ripple effect of prosperity wages, connecting with people in the furthest reaches of our world, United Nations Innovation, and guess where these sounds come from.

Mary and I talk about farming on a roof (how do they get soil and water up there?), plants bounce back, architecture (and recovering from), serendipity and gateway veggies.

Leah, Thomas and I discuss a 15th century French word that's making a comeback, how all your various ways of communication combine and align, the value of the pause, TED Talk Tips (for you future speakers out there) and something to "consider."

Marisa and I talk about Instagram pressure, Facetune for clothing, blurred out belly buttons, tents (not for camping) and digitizing your wardrobe.

Innovation + Ideation Facilitator, Speaker + Author, New York Times bestseller, Thought Revolution. Find out how you can access parts of your brain that will bring your most innovative self to the forefront - life changing information!

Maya Warren is a dreamer that makes her dreams happen. She does so with confidence and grace. As a little girl she wanted to make a career from ice cream and she did! We talk food and get all science-y!

Steve Sommers is the Curator of TEDxGatewayArch and Co-Founder of Chronicle Ferguson. He is ever curious, super creative and does all with a mind to do better, be more and share it with everyone! I'm a huge fan, you will be too.

Doug Lindsay is an amazing speaker with a story to tell. He shows how taking your health into your own hands can be taken up a whole other level. Yea, he basically worked with docs to create the surgery that saved his life - wow!

Ben Zuckerman is genuine and oh-so-smart. In this episode we ponder - just what does outer space smell like anyway?

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