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Emily Vavra is an alpha female Entrepreneur who had a dream and went for it. This LA-based wellness leader and speaker has been an entrepreneur since 2011 and has helped thousands of other entrepreneurs build their own health, wealth, and financial freedom. Emily is a global traveler speaking to filled arenas on business topics, mindset issues, motivational stories, and more. Her ability to connect with audiences on various issues, from simple tips on productivity to lifestyle tips, is largely due to her authenticity. Known for her #RealTalk, Emily is innovative, delivering with knowledge, style, and just enough edge to ensure value to those listening. She’s a true “hard work pays off” story that resonates - raising the frequency of whoever is listening. Emily is Yahoo's top 10 Entrepreneurs to follow in 2020 and has recently been featured on Good Morning America, NBC, KTLA, Life & Style Magazine, Thrive Global, Forbes, and more!On this episode, we chat about How to raise your frequency, success habits and so many things! www.itsemily.cominstagram.com/itsemily

Tune into this special Oh Behave Show episode as host Arden Moore chats with one of the country's most innovative and caring veterinarians -- Dr. Jeff Werber. This LA-based, Emmy winning veterinarian shares his high-energy mission to provide care to pets via in-person and through telemedicine with his AirVet program. And, yes, he IS the same Dr. Jeff who hosts the Ask the Vets with Dr. Jeff show on Pet Life Radio. Got pet? You need to hear from Dr. Jeff. Tune in now! EPISODE NOTES: Meet Dr. Jeff Werber: A Veterinarian Offering Telemedicine, Care and Compassion for All Pets

Abysmal Dawn is a finely tuned technical death metal machine! This LA based band just released their new album "Phylogenesis" on Season Of Mist records, so I hopped on the phone with guitarist/vocalist Charles Elliott to chat about releasing a new album during a pandemic, his big four of death metal, inspiration and much more.   

Jena Covello, the beauty and brains behind Agent Nateur gives us one hundred percent transparency with her skin regimen and shares what she does beyond her groundbreaking natural skincare products. As she sits down with her favorite renowned aesthetic nurse, Rand Rusher. They go deeper than skin deep on the topic of fillers, quality and complimentary regimens as well as truths and tips on creating a long term treatment plan. This LA based skin savant has not only been lifting and sculpting famous faces for the last 25 years but also trains others to perfect his craft, which is based around face movement and looking your best at any age. A must-listen as two experts, one in natural beauty and the other in aesthetics help you fill in all of the blanks about face sculpting. Connect with Rand: Website: https://www.rraesthetics.com/about-us/rand-rusher-rn/ Instagram: @randrusher Want more Nateurious? Website: www.agentnateur.com/ Instagram: @nateurious @agentnateur @jenacovello

In this Episode of Be Unstoppable Mel Interviews Alex Terranova a Business, Life & Mindfulness Coach. Alex had it all, but still felt a void in his life. The void became apparent when he was in Costa Rica with his family and his cousin asked everyone what they were grateful for. This question caused Alex to break down because he realized that he wasn't grateful for anything. Alex decided in that moment that he needed to immediately make a change. This LA native immediately started to make the changes in his life. Although Alex had been diagnosed with a learning disability and eye issues he overcame those obstacles and became an avid reader and became committed to self development! Listen to learn the steps Alex took to change his life around! Get In Touch With Alex! https://www.thedreammason.com/ https://www.instagram.com/inspirationalalex/ Alex's Book: Fictional Authenticity: Release Your Past, Start Living Your Real Life --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

For today’s episode, we continue our focus on highlighting the work and experiences of black business owners by interviewing Kirk Brown, the founder of Melanin Meetups. This LA based organization was created as a safe-space where young Black Americans can connect to share experiences, ideas and insight in order to heal and advance themselves and the community. During our conversation, we discuss Kirk’s vision for Melanin Meetups (19:10) and how the platform is working to shape the Black American narrative in the 21st century (21:22). We then discuss his experiences navigating corporate America as a black man (25:33), how his organization connects conversation to action (31:36), and how he plans to use data to create impact (35:29). We close by having a conversation about future steps for Melanin Meetups (37:49), how others can begin to speak out and walk in their truth (41:30), and the importance of understanding history for understanding self (45:54).   Other Topics Include: 00:30 - Catch up with Ty and Daphne 02:26 - Bhd “Oh Lawd” News 17:00 - Introduction of the Topic 18:05 - Learn more about Kirk K. Brown 49:56 - Ty and Daphne Reflect on the Interview   Resources: -Melanin Meetups - https://www.melaninmeetups.org/ - Melanin Meetups Instagram - @MMUPSX

On this week's episode of Citywide Blackout, I sit down with Raanan Bozzio, drummer of the band http://www.fact-pattern.com/. This LA-based band is now in its third year and recently released a new single, “A Form To Be.” We talk movies, music, how the band first formed and their plans for 2019. Later, Philadelphia-based singer-songwriter Avi Wisnia and I hang out at The Twisted Tail to talk about his plans in the new year, and also how he came to Philly and his grandfather's influence on him as a person and his music. You can follow the show on Facebook by searching for Citywide Blackout, and on Twitter and Instagram under citywidemax. And this week I'm excited to announce that Citywide has launched its own Patreon site. Search for Citywide Blackout and become a supporter of the show. Every little bit helps. Big thanks go to Matt Martino, our first Patron.

This week in Girls & Ghouls, we’re bringing the pain. No, seriously. We’re sharing stories that are more horrifying in life than we ever thought possible. And even death can’t quiet the spirits here. Because this week, we’re covering the Trans-Allegheny Lunatic Asylum and the famous Cecil Hotel. And this week, it’s Kirsten’s turn to kick off the show. The Trans Allegheny Lunatic Asylum was constructed from 1858-1881. And this asylum wasn’t just a lengthy build, it was massive. Massive to the tune of 666 square feet. I mean seriously. Couldn’t they have added one more square foot? Despite that, the asylum was built to provide a curative effect through it’s aesthetic. Unfortunately, the road to hell is paved with good intentions and like many asylums of its time, TALA fell into disrepair, overcrowding, and abuse. Between spinning patients, freezing torture and rapid-fire lobotomies, it’s no wonder the asylum is home to a host of unrest spirits.   More than 10 ghosts have taken up residence in TALA and some of them are not so eager to meet you. Are you ready to meet them? Erin is bringing American Horror Story to life with the story of Cecil Hotel. This LA based hotel was once a luxurious destination for the rich and famous but now it serves as inspiration for the popular show, American Horror story. With over 16 suicides, the hotel has enough of a tainted history. But suicide just skims the surface of the terror with the hostel style walls. This hotel was the home to not one but two renowned serial killers. With blood stains still lingering on the carpet and poltergeists that choke guests in the night, are you brave enough to step into the Cecil Hotel? The rates may be low but the chances of leaving with an experience that will give you nightmares is high. Are you scared?   Email Your Stories to girlsandghoulspodcast@gmail.com Join the group : facebook.com/groups/girlsandghouls See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Our final LA podcast was a special one. We connected with the enigmatic Teo Hunter on Instagram back when Black People Love Beer first launched, and we'd stayed close supporters over the years as both of our movements grew. This LA trip finally allowed us to hang out and build in person with both Teo and his partner in Dope & Dank, Beny Ashburn. Since our producer Tiffany was there too, it was only right she joined in this vital conversation focused on diversity in craft beer. Beers Reviewed: Bellwoods Witchshark; Monkish Vocabulary Spills.  This week's podcast is sponsored by BrewHeads: for all your craft beer gear needs. Use the code BAOS for 15% off your order;  Toronto Urban Adventures: for the best craft beer tours in Toronto. Use the code BREWHEADS for 20% off your next tour;  Illnote Studios: for all your Mixing, Mastering and Production needs, receive 15% off when you contact them and mention the podcast. Theme tune: Cee - BrewHeads. Subscribe to the podcast on YouTube!