Podcasts about tiny hearts

Send us a textMichele Kinnon shares her inspiring journey of integrating into the Riviera Maya community through active participation in service initiatives. The conversation highlights the importance of getting involved, adapting to a new culture, and how community efforts can create positive change. Websites referred to in the episode:https://playaseasiderotary.org/https://www.gofundme.com/f/tiny-hearts-big-needs-saving-newborns-in-playa-del-carmenhttps://www.facebook.com/share/g/18ep9CxPLi/https://puertoaventurasliving.com/https://riviera-maya-insider.beehiiv.com/ Personal background and motivations for moving to Mexico • The appeal of Puerto Aventuras as a multicultural hub • Early challenges and adaptation to a new environment • Introduction to community service and the importance of giving back • Key projects under Rotary and local initiatives • Responding to COVID-19 and its impact on local communities • New initiative: Tiny Hearts, Big Needs for neonatal care • Encouragement for expats to engage and make a differenceWe are incredibly thankful for engagement and stories from our listeners, who have found their own sense of 'home' across the globe. Stay tuned as we continue to share the wisdom and wanderlust of those who've charted their unique international courses. We'd love to hear your comments and questions. Email them to expatslikeus@gmail.comFor more information and content, follow Expats Like Us on Facebook and YouTube

We have SLPs who niche….and then we have SLPs who super-niche. Meet this week's guest on the podcast, Nashifa Hooda Momin SLP.D, CCC-SLP. Nashifa joins us this week to tell us all about the world of speech-language pathology in the care of infants with congenital heart disease (CHD)…like I said, super-niche! This episode is packed […] The post 349 – Tiny Hearts, Big Impact: The super-niche of congenital heart disease in infants with Nashifa Hooda Momin SLP.D, CCC-SLP appeared first on Swallow Your Pride Podcast.

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Up to 1 in 4 pregnancies end in miscarriage. A fact that's hard to hear, but for a lot of women (myself included) it's even harder to experience it. As an Angel Mama, Danielle Nicole founded Tiny Hearts Remembered, Inc after a tragic loss. Through her pain Danielle discovered purpose and vision.  Danielle knew what it felt like and what other women needed to help them navigate through such a difficult time.  This non-profit was BIRTHED with the love, tenderness, care and strength. Please visit her website below for the private groups, programs and merchandise to help you or someone you know navigate this journey if needed. “To me pink represents the love I will always have for my angel.  To me blue represents the healing power of God through my journey.   To me white represents the enlightenment of Pregnancy and Infant Loss.    Healing does not mean forgetting.  Remember...Together We Will Heal”  -  Danielle Nicole Connect with Danielle Nicole | Tiny Hearts Remembered, Inc. :Website:    www.tinyheartsrememberedinc.orgInstagram: IG Page: Tiny Hearts Remembered, Inc.Facebook:  FB Page: Tiny Hearts Remembered, Inc.Connect with Arlene To Speak At Your Next Event/Conference:www.arlenebolden.comCheck out this episode & others here on The Path Podcast, Apple, Spotify, Google & other podcast platforms. Follow, share & subscribe Let's connect: Website: www.arlenebolden.com | FB: @thepathpodcast | IG: @thepath_podcast | Twitter: @thepath_podcast | thepath4ward@gmail.com

Imagine a high school romance evolving into a mission of love and service, transforming the hearts of both the lovers and those they serve. Meet Brent and Stacy Tarr, our inspiring guests and founders of Tiny Hearts of Hope in Vietnam, who recount their journey from Washington State to the bustling streets of Saigon. Their story, filled with moments of faith and challenges, will take you through their decision to adopt a little girl from Vietnam, the cultural adjustments required, and the significant role faith played in their journey. Now, you may wonder, what is it like to do missionary work in Vietnam? Let Brent and Stacy give you an inside look. They share their initial experience at a local orphanage that opened their eyes to the harsh realities of poverty and despair. The couple's journey of faith and service eventually led to the formation of a 501 C3, allowing them to start ministering in orphanages. Through their tales of navigating the cultural differences of Saigon, miraculous experiences, and how their children embraced Vietnamese culture, you'll be moved by their dedication and passion. Don't miss the evolution of their mission trip to Vietnam in 2006 into a full-time ministry. Brent and Stacy offer insights into how they reshaped their business model, expanded their ministry, and quickly adapted due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Their decision to stay in the US to care for their aging parents, manage their ministry from afar, and witness the explosive growth of the gospel in Vietnam paints a powerful testament to the power of divine intervention. This episode is not just a heartwarming story but an inspiring testament to how hope and faith can guide our steps.https://aarondegler.com/

One of the most asked questions we receive at Boob to Food is “what is the difference between choking and gagging and how can I safely feed my child to prevent it?”. This week we speak to the incredibly Nikki Jurcutz, CEO and Co-Founder of Tiny Hearts Education, as well as Ex Advanced Life Paramedic and of course mumma.As a paramedic, Nikki would often be called to jobs where, had parents been confident with simple first aid, the outcome could have been very different. Kids could have been treated at home by their parents or, even more devastatingly, lives could have been saved. Because of this, Tiny Hearts was born. Nikki and her sister Rach created the Tiny Hearts Baby & Child First Aid Course to help parents and caregivers feel confident, educated and empowered to act in a first-aid emergency with their little one. Nikki has two beautiful children, with a third on the way and loves to educate and empower other parents on how to tackle parenthood.In this podcast we cover:The difference between gagging and choking and how you would respond in each situationChoking hazards and choking preventionCreating a safe eating environment for your child as one of the best ways to prevent chokingThe difference between a partial and complete airway obstruction and how to respondAspiration and the common consequences as well as how to recognise itand so much more!While we may not be able to control EVERYTHING when it comes to the health and safety of our children, we hope that this episode leaves you feeling empowered and more confident to identify problems and respond accordingly. Tiny Hearts share SO many more resources and courses on their website, so make sure you check out their offerings so that you feel equipped to handle an issue should it present.Some resources we mention in the episode include:The hot dog demonstration on InstagramTenderheart by Hetty McKinnonYou can find Nikki on Instagram @tinyheartseducation or via her website tinyhearts.com where you will find a selection of courses and other resources.Today's episode was brought to you by Kärcher Australia.  Kärcher have a range of cleaning appliances, but their most exciting when it comes to cleaning up after mealtimes is the FC 7 Cordless Hard Floor Cleaner. The FC 7 is a 2-in-1 sweep and mop - because who has time to do both! It also has a two tank system, which means you get continuous fresh water for cleaning with a separate dirty water tank that collects dirty water and debris. Tune in to this week's episode for your exclusive 20% discount code - valid until 4th June 2023Visit www.kaercher.com/au/ or find them on Instagram @karcher_australiaFollow us on instagram @boobtofood to stay up to date with all the podcast news, recipes and other content that we bring to help make meal times and family life easier.Visit www.boobtofood.com for blogs and resources, to book an appointment with one of our amazing practitioners and more.Presented by Luka McCabe and Kate HolmTo get in touch please email podcast@boobtofood.com

Heart disease is the leading cause of death worldwide, but a team of scientists at QIMR Berghofer is on a mission to find ways to repair damaged heart tissue.  To help achieve this ultimate goal, they're growing tiny living and beating models of human heart muscle in the lab. These cardiac organoids are no bigger than a chia seed, but closely mimic the real organ so the researchers can study the heart's biology and test new therapeutics.  Professor James Hudson explains how the team's latest advance introduces a vascular system to the tiny heart models for the first time which has already proved to be a gamechanger for their research.

Today we are so excited to have chatted with Nikki Jurcutz - CEO of ‘Tiny Hearts Education' which we all know that our listeners avidly follow. As a paramedic, when Nikki would often be called to jobs where, had parents been confident with simple first aid, the outcome could have been very different. So, Rach and Nikki created their baby first aid course to help parents and caregivers, just like you, feel confident, educated and empowered to act in a first-aid emergency with their little one. Eight years later, their dream has grown beyond comprehension. They have developed more courses and products with one vital mission in mind: help parents and caregivers navigate their journey with confidence. Nikki is also a mumma to her girl Nahla and boy Wolf– she has had wild birth stories of both babies but we want to look at her 4th trimester/ her Motherhood experiences and unpack all of the burning questions that you have for her as parents.  We talk Motherhood, birthing Tiny Hearts Education,  the danger of forums, sleeping rollercoasters, constant feedback from others & having strong boundaries in the fourth trimester, the cold sore virus and SO much more!This episode is brought to you with the help of our Sponsor, Enbacci who are proud supporters of the Pumped Podcast. Remember to use PP10 at the checkout for a special discount that runs for the ENTIRE season. Our personal fav products will also be mentioned in upcoming episodes and reels!Go to our website: www.pumpedpoddy.com for more information about us and don't forget to throw us a like on Facebook and a follow on our Instagram: @pumpedpoddyByeeeeeee  X

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How prepared are you for an emergency situation? It can be scary to think about, but there's nothing more important than knowing what to do if something goes wrong with your child. Nikki Jurcutz started her career as a paramedic, and was shocked to find so many parents she met did not know basic first aid like CPR. So she and her sister, Rachel, started Tiny Hearts Education, to empower parents with the knowledge they need to act in an emergency. She joins Tegan and Leigh to talk about her time as a paramedic, starting Tiny Hearts and some safety tips that every parent should know. THE END BITS  Click here to find out more about Tiny Hearts Education. GET IN TOUCH: Feedback? We're listening! Call the pod phone on 02 8999 9386 or email us at tgm@mamamia.com.au CREDITS: Host: Leigh Campbell & Tegan Natoli Guest:Nikki Jurcutz Producer: Emmeline Peterson Audio Engineer: Rhiannon Mooney Mamamia acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the Land we have recorded this podcast on, the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation. We pay our respects to their Elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures. Just by reading our articles or listening to our podcasts, you're helping to fund girls in schools in some of the most disadvantaged countries in the world - through our partnership with Room to Read. We're currently funding 300 girls in school every day and we aim to get to 1,000. Find out more on mamamia.com.au  Support the show: https://www.mamamia.com.au/mplus/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week on the KICBUMP pod, Steph sat down with Nikki & Rach, co-founders of Tiny Hearts Education.Navigating motherhood can be a really overwhelming experience, but an educated mumma is an empowered mumma.This episode is packed full of expert advice on food allergies, anxiety around solids, common choking hazards, basic first aid, burns and so much more.We hope this episode helps you feel more confident and in control. You've got this mumma.SPECIAL GUESTSNikki JurcurtzRachael Waia  Find out more about Tiny Hearts Education at www.tinyheartseducation.com @tinyheartseducation 

Today's guests are Francie Paul and Larry Kluge. When Francie Paul's son Joshua was born with CHD she and her husband Brian decided to make a positive impact for their child and so many others. They founded the nonprofit Saving Tiny Hearts. If ever there were two humans with huge hearts to mend all the broken ones it's Francie and Larry.

Fact: 1 in 4 women will lose a baby during pregnancy, delivery or infancy.  A fact that is hard to hear, but for a lot of women (myself included) it's even harder to experience. As an Angel Mama,  Danielle Nicole founded Tiny Hearts Remembered, Inc after the tragic loss of having a miscarriage. Through her pain Danielle discovered purpose and vision.  Danielle knew what it felt like and what other women needed to help them navigate through such a difficult time.  To choose my words carefully -This non-profit was BIRTHED with the love, tenderness, care and strength that only a  loving mother can give. Please visit her website below for the private groups, programs and merchandise to help you or someone you know navigate this journey if needed. “To me pink represents the love I will always have for my angel.  To me blue represents the healing power of God through my journey.   To me white represents the enlightenment of Pregnancy and Infant Loss.     Healing does not mean forgetting.   Remember...Together We Will Heal”                                                                            - Danielle Nicole ★Listen, Subscribe and Leave a Review on Apple,  Spotify, Google Podcasts and other podcast platforms. ★Where to Find Ft. Guest Danielle Nicole, Tiny Hearts Remembered, Inc.Website:   www.tinyheartsrememberedinc.orgIG Page: Tiny Hearts Remembered, Inc.FB Page: Tiny Hearts Remembered, Inc.★Where to Find The Path Podcast Website: https://thepath.buzzsprout.com/FB: https://www.facebook.com/ThePathPodcast IG: https://www.instagram.com/thepath_podcast/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/ThePath_Podcast★If you would like to be a guest on The Path Podcast: Submit contact information to:  thepath4ward@gmail.com

Host Paul Cardall was born with congenital heart disease, which is the leading cause of infant related deaths. Brian Paul founded the Saving tiny Hearts Society 501 c(3) to raise funds for medical research to ensure millions of children born with CHD have a future.  Brian shares some of the advancements in medical research and the various projects helping families affected by CHD take comfort knowing cardiologists are working overtime to help preserve life.  Also discussed is Brian's approach to fundraising and the incredible success they've had year after year through their grassroots efforts. Learn more about Saving tiny Hearts by visiting https://savingtinyhearts.org/ and purchased the Saving tiny Hearts album by Paul Cardall because a portion of the sales helps fund CHD research. Get the album

Host Paul Cardall was born with congenital heart disease, which is the leading cause of infant related deaths. Brian Paul founded the Saving tiny Hearts Society 501 c(3) to raise funds for medical research to ensure millions of children born with CHD have a future.  Brian shares some of the advancements in medical research and the various projects helping families affected by CHD take comfort knowing cardiologists are working overtime to help preserve life.  Also discussed is Brian's approach to fundraising and the incredible success they've had year after year through their grassroots efforts. Learn more about Saving tiny Hearts by visiting https://savingtinyhearts.org/ and purchased the Saving tiny Hearts album by Paul Cardall because a portion of the sales helps fund CHD research. Get the album

Australia in Summer is known to be beautiful, warm and an ideal holiday destination. Although, with the sun and outdoors also comes snakes, spiders, sunburn, dangerous tides and rips, and a whole host of other potentially dangerous risks… especially when thinking about our kids! It can be somewhat overwhelming, and the idea of taking your kids to the beach or away camping might feel too much of a hassle. But, as I always rant on about, education and being prepared can set you up with the information and skills to equip you with confidence for whatever is to come. So as we head into Summer, Rach from Tiny Hearts Education has generously shared some top Summer Safety tips. She covers topics like water safety, sun safety, how to respond to bites and stings, outdoor injuries and even shares some important information about babies' tolerance to heat. This is a really important conversation to be having, so share it with any parents or parents to be!To find links to Tiny Hearts Education, check out the show notes here 

There is so much knowledge available to us regarding pregnancy and babies that it can be overwhelming to sift through all the information.  Although many things can be learned along the way, there are benefits to having some basic awareness and knowledge to help reduce anxiety and overwhelm during those early years.Today I'm joined by Nikki Jurcutz, mama of two, former paramedic and co-founder of Tiny Hearts Education, a training organisation providing essential birth and first aid education to parents across Australia.  Alongside her sister, Rach, Nikki's work with Tiny Hearts helps empower mums and dads to face parenting without fear.In this episode, Nikki and I discuss the benefits of baby first aid, safe sleeping and guidelines for the prevention of SIDS.  Nikki also highlights the main things to be aware of when starting solids and what to look out for with regards to allergies and rashes.Becoming a parent can be daunting and overwhelming but equipping yourself with the right information will help you feel supported and empowered for the amazing journey ahead.LINKS:Tiny Hearts:https://www.tinyheartseducation.com/Launch Giveaway: [CLOSED]Website:https://www.fitnestmama.com/Instagram:@fitnestmama

This week on the Awakened Pregnancy Podcast I speak with Nikki Jurcutz co-Founder and CEO of Tiny Hearts Education, former Advanced Life Support Paramedic and mama to Nahla, 3 and Wolf, 1.Tiny Hearts Education was born from a community need. While working as a paramedic, Nikki noticed that parents lacked essential skills and knowledge when it came to paediatric first aid, birth and parenting and knew that something had to change.At Tiny Hearts, our mission is to bring education to all Australian parents that will transform their parenting experience, giving them the knowledge to move through pregnancy, childbirth and parenthood with confidence.This conversation gave me a completely new perspective on how I can empower myself as a mother to a young child, and that it truly is my responsibility to seek out this support.Through Tiny Hearts, Nikki and her sister Rach, have impacted thousands of lives and are truly changing the way that we, as parents respond in an emergency.This episode is empowering, grounding and practical. I know you're going to love it!We talk about…What Nikki saw that brought about the inspiration to begin Tiny Hearts Education with her sister RachWhy ignorance isn't bliss and how to advocate for your childWhy it's important to educate yourself and empower yourself with first aid skills as a parentYou don't rise to the level of expectation in a crisis, rather fall to your level of trainingWhy she hopes that what she teaches you is a waste of your timeThe most important thing in a crisis and how she sets you up to call on thisLife changing stories from the Tiny Hearts communityHow birth is influenced by mindsetWhy you MUST prepare for birthThe impact of mindset on birthWhat you need to focus on when you write a birth planAnd so much more!Show notes for this episode Register for my upcoming Masterclass: How to stay calm and stress-free while consciously conceiving in 2020 To circulate an exchange with me, you can buy me a coffee here.

In this week's episode, we discuss first aid and its importance for first time parents, as well as how to prepare before bringing your baby home. We speak to Rachel Waia, mum of two and the Co-founder and Director of Tiny Hearts Education. Tiny Hearts Education offers baby first aid and birth education all around Australia. They also have a birth story podcast called Bump, Birth and Beyond - which shares women's birth experience. Listen here. Read more about today's episode, in our blog here. For more information about baby first aid, book into one of Tiny Hearts' courses here. To read our disclaimer here.

On today's episode, Dr Joseph Sgroi (OBGYN) talks with Vanessa about her birth story. Vanessa's birth story features discussions around NIPT testing, nuchal translucency, amniocentesis, induction, syntocinon, vaginal birth, postnatal anxiety, braxton hicks, External cephalic version (ECV), prostaglandin.Dr Joseph Sgroi is a highly experienced obstetrician, gynaecologist and fertility specialist in Melbourne. You can find Dr Joseph Sgroi on Instagram @drjosephsgroi or his website at www.drjoseph.com.au.This episode is proudly brought to you by Tiny Hearts Education; our mission is to bring education to all Australian parents through first aid and birthing courses so they can move through pregnancy, childbirth and parenthood with confidence. Visit www.tinyheartseducation.com for more information.

Today I had the chance to interview the gorgeous girls Nikki and Rachael who are the co-founders of Tiny Hearts Education. Tiny Hearts offers families baby first aid courses as well as birthing classes to help transform their parenting experience and give them the knowledge to move through pregnancy, childbirth and parenthood with confidence. We got to have an amazing chat about ways to keep your family safe and the current trends the girls are seeing in the community around child safety, so I hope you love this episode as much as I l did!

Today I had the chance to interview the gorgeous girls Nikki and Rachael who are the co-founders of Tiny Hearts Education. Tiny Hearts offers families baby first aid courses as well as birthing classes to help transform their parenting experience and give them the knowledge to move through pregnancy, childbirth and parenthood with confidence. We got to have an amazing chat about ways to keep your family safe and the current trends the girls are seeing in the community around child safety, so I hope you love this episode as much as I l did!

On today's episode, Dr Joseph Sgroi (OBGYN) talks with Sigrid Petersen about her birth story. Sigrid's birth story features discussions around VBAC, vaginal delivery and skin-to-skin.Dr Joseph Sgroi is a highly experienced obstetrician, gynaecologist and fertility specialist in Melbourne. You can find Dr Joseph Sgroi on Instagram @drjosephsgroi or his website at www.drjoseph.com.au.This episode is proudly brought to you by Tiny Hearts Education; our mission is to bring education to all Australian parents through first aid and birthing courses so they can move through pregnancy, childbirth and parenthood with confidence. Visit www.tinyheartseducation.com for more information.

On today's episode, Dr Joseph Sgroi (OBGYN) talks with Laura Robertson about the birth story of her daughter Sophie. Laura's birth story features discussions around Polyhydramnios, induced labor, vaginal delivery, labor complications and skin-to-skin.This episode is proudly brought to you by Tiny Hearts Education; our mission is to bring education to all Australian parents through first aid and birthing courses so they can move through pregnancy, childbirth and parenthood with confidence. Visit www.tinyheartseducation.com for more information.

Pediatricians, Residents, and Medical Students from all over the Mountain State took part in the WV Chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics annual Tiny Hearts Day at the Capitol in Charleston, WV. Dr. Lisa Costello and Dr. Neil Copeland are co-directors of Tiny Hearts Day and had a discussion with AHP host Danny Scalise about the day, the Blueprint for Children, and why advocacy is important.The Blueprint for Children emphasizes advocacy priorities of the West Virginia Chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics for 2020 and includes: improving access to care, including care for vulnerable populations such as those in foster care and kinship care; addressing Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and toxic stress; maintaining strong immunization laws; obesity prevention and treatment; promoting tobacco cessation; addressing the opioid epidemic and its impact on children; and firearm injury prevention.

It's Friday!A new episode of Reality Check is here! Why do we keep using so many exclamation marks!Today, we take on Love Island Australia and look at why Jessie and Isabelle's heads turned quicker than the speed of light. Plus, what did we make of Luke’s possessiveness over Cassie and her all-night clubbing habits? Then, we head over to The Bachelorette for a discussion on Ciarran, Australia’s national treasure.Your hosts are the wonderful Annabelle Lee (@annabe11e1ee) and Maeva Heim (@maeva_helene).This episode of Reality Check was made possible by our friends at Australis. Check out the shiny, new Fresh and Flawless full-coverage foundation here. Use the code REALITY50 for a massive 50% off the Fresh and Flawless foundation. Going to miss us? You don't need to wait until next Friday! Join our Facebook Group! We're also on Instagram @realitycheckaus. Annabelle may or may not be making bespoke Bachelor memes and they're... well... they're something. Reality Check is a production of Shameless Media.

Jess was 24 years old when she fell pregnant with her first child Levi. She and her partner Phil had decided to try and fell pregnant in their first month of trying. Jess went through the public system and had midwifery care. When she reached 40 +10 Jess was induced. Jess fell pregnant with her second son when Levi was just 4 months old. To hear more about how Jess’ births went tune into this weeks episode.   Today’s episode of the show is brought to you by Tiny Hearts Education. Tiny Hearts Education now offers one-day birthing courses in Melbourne for expecting parents that will actually prepare you for the realities of birth.  Tiny Hearts are offering Australian Birth Stories listeners with a 10% discount on birthing courses by using the code AUBS at promotional code section of the checkout.       Topics covered: induction, vacuum delivery, epidural, birth photography, Hyperemesis gravidarum (HG), postpartum bleed, cervical tear, jaundice, postpartum haemorrhage , breech, ECV.

Sat 1/12/19 Dede x Tommaso Cappellato Show 214 For the second show of 2019, we welcome back our brother Tommaso Cappellato and his trio all the way from Italy along with LA's own mutli-talented Deanne Reynolds aka Dede (DEDE & Tiny Hearts). Get in the Circle. Feel the Soul. Featuring music from: @prefuseseventy3 @noyaraomusic @ladiwho @sbtrkt @moods.music @tinyheartsmusic @portisheadmusic @floatingpoints & many more! 1st Segment - DJ Mza 01 Zenit - Waitin' 02 wowflower - Cool Group 03 DEDE - Golden Divine 04 Arts the Beatdoctor - Downtempo 05 Hundred Waters - Out Alee 06 Portishead - Numb 07 Astronauts, Etc - The Border 08 Dominic J Marshall - Vampires' Farm 09 Jessy Lanza - Kathy Lee 10 SBTRKT - Wildfire 11 The Sabres of Paradise - Planet D (Portishead Remix) 12 Ladi6 - Royal blue 13 Noya Rao - Golden Claw 14 Via Tania - Drift Away (Prefuse 73 Remix) 15 Moods - Lovecoaster 16 Floating Points - For Marmish Part ll 17 Ciro Mont - BlvntBossa 2nd Segment Tommaso Cappellato Trio Interview 3rd Segment Dede Bird DJ Set + Interview Hosted by: DJ Mza & Crew www.soulcircleradio.com Every Sat 12-2p PST Past shows: soundcloud.com/soulcircleradio Follow us on Instagram : instagram.com/soulcircelradio Design by @dj-mza This show is FOR PROMOTIONAL USE ONLY. We do not own or claim to own the rights to these tracks. "Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use."

In today's episode, I interview Kara. Kyal and Kara have been together since they were both 16 years old. Kara explains that while Kyal was ready to have kids for quite a while, she just didn't feel quite ready. She woke up one day and out of the blue she just felt a sense of readiness. She fell pregnant straight away more or less and began to feel nauseous quite early on this lasted until she was 16 weeks. They decided to go through the Private system despite their private health not covering them yet. They booked into a new clinic with Dr. Peta Skilbeck. For the last few weeks, Kara felt she was going to go early. She found those days dragged. She tried everything, walking stairs, castor oil, and acupuncture. To hear more about Kara's births tune into this weeks show. Today's Sponsors: Discover beautiful essentials, innovative parenting solutions, hand selected gifts and designer furniture at . With brands such as Wee Gallery, IVI Rugs, Comotomo, Olababy and Oeuf furniture you will be sure to find all your baby needs at UrbanBaby. Find UrbanBaby at  or check out their amazing Instagram feed @urbanbabyshop for plenty of baby related inspo. UrbanBaby is offering 10% off with code AUSBIRTH08 (excluding Oeuf and gift vouchers). Valid until 2 September 2018.  is Australia's most trusted provider of baby and child first aid. Tiny Hearts are on a mission to empower parents and caregivers through their courses and kits. Tiny Hearts First Aid are offering all listeners $10 off on their courses and kits is with the code: AUBS10    Topics covered: acupuncture, delayed cord clamping, breastfeeding, an oversupply of milk, nipple shields, hypnobirthing, active labour.

In this week's episode, I interview Nikki. Nikki is the CEO of Tiny Hearts first Aid and a qualified paramedic. Nikki conceived quite quickly when she and her partner finally agreed to try for a baby. Unfortunately, they lost their first baby at 10 weeks. They decided very quickly to try again once they were given the all-clear from their doctor and they went on to conceive their daughter Nahla Fox. Nikki explains feeling very anxious throughout the pregnancy due to their previous loss and combined with morning sickness, hyperthyroidism and gestational diabetes Nikki said she did not enjoy her pregnancy. At 36 weeks gestation Nikki went to bed and both her and her husband were marveling at how active Nahla had been. She was all over the place and then she suddenly stopped moving. Nikki went to the bathroom, which usually leads to Nahla moving around and still nothing. Knowing she had an ultrasound booked for the morning Nikki decided to wait until the morning. After a restless and anxious night of little sleep, they made their way to the hospital. The doctors discover that she was in fact not moving as much as they would have liked to see. The baby had also not grown since her previous scan and they decided it would be best to try and induce Nikki. To hear more about Nahla's delivery tune into this weeks show. Today's episode of the show is brought to you by . Tiny Hearts First Aid is Australia's most trusted provider of baby and child first aid. Tiny Hearts are on a mission to empower parents and caregivers through their courses and kits. Tiny Hearts First Aid are offering all listeners $10 off on their courses and kits is with the code: AUBS10   Topics included: miscarriage, gestational diabetes, hypothyroidism, reduced foetal movement, emergency caesarean, NICU, low blood sugar, transfusion

In today's episode, I interview Beccy Cloke. Beccy was diagnosed as having a tilted cervix by her gynecologist at a young age and she was advised that it may take her a little longer to conceive. With that in mind, she and Travis started trying for a baby shortly after their honeymoon. To their complete surprise, they conceived very quickly and then had to adjust quickly to the idea that a baby was on the way. Beccy went through private obstetric care through Mitcham Private Hospital in Melbourne. After an initial hiccup, she changed obstetricians to find a recommended doctor they had complete trust in. Beccy took both a Hypno Birth course and an online course called Birth Beat. Wanting to have a drug free, natural delivery, Beccy shares how she became very upset when she underwent an emergency caesarean after her labour didn't progress. Overjoyed to have a happy and healthy baby, Beccy still feels disappointed with some components of her birth. To hear more about how Beccy struggled with some of the decisions she made during her pregnancy and her labour and some things she wished she had done differently tune into this weeks episode. Today's episode of the show is brought to you by . Tiny Hearts First Aid is Australia's most trusted provider of baby and child first aide. Tiny Hearts are on a mission to empower parents and care givers through their courses and kits. Tiny Hearts First Aid are offering all listeners $10 off on their courses and kits is with the code: AUBS10  

We start out with this week's askMTJC questions on Sticker Packs, Swift OOP or protocol oriented and can apps do handwriting conversion. We follow up on Dash and migrating Mac App Store licensing. We also follow up on the fate of the Apple Car project and IBM adoption of Macs as their primary computing platform. We also discuss the upcoming Apple "Hello Again" event where a refresh of the Macintosh product lines. Picks: TableFlip and Animation Pro. Sponsored by: Buddy Build Episode 115 Show Notes: Just Write Monsters Stamp Pack by @Ishabazz Newton MessagePad PalmPilot LiveScribe (Moleskin Edition) One Note Genius Scan - PDF Scanner MyScript Nebo – Note Taking for Apple Pencil Dear Dash Users - a blog post by @kapeli Apple is scaling back its autonomous car ambitions and focusing on creating self-driving software It’s not McLaren Racing, but McLaren Applied Technologies, that Apple is likely lusting after Apple plans to launch new Macs at an October 27 event IBM cutting costs w/ largest enterprise Mac deployment, 100,000 by end of year Blockbuster end retail and DVD by mail The Innovator’s Dilemma Lightspeed How our app went from $20,000/day to $2/day in revenue Tiny Hearts Wake Alarm Textmate John Gruber markdown Byword Manga Studio EX Elaine Manganello Úll 2016 Episode 115 Picks: TableFlip Animation Pro

Corey Pollock is the co-founder of Leet, where gamers share and discover the best gameplay highlights. Corey is a product manager at Tiny Hearts in Toronto. He’s also built and launched several side projects over the years, including his latest startup Leet. Corey joins us to share his story, how he got into tech and startups, how he approaches working on side projects, how he approaches building communities, what motivated him to launch Leet, and much more!

Robleh Jama is the Founder & CEO of Tiny Hearts, a six year old design studio in the heart of Toronto, Canada. Robleh began his journey into entrepreneurship while in university, building and selling his first startup. He then quickly began to explore creating mobile products, mixing design consultancy and experimental product creation in-house. Six years later, Tiny Hearts has created several award-winning apps - @WakeAlarm (#1 utilities), Quick Fit (featured in Apple TV ad) + @Nextkeyboard (#2 overall App) - used by millions of people around the world. Robleh joins us to share his story, how he got into startups, how Tiny Hearts is different, the tactics they leverage to gain traction & be featured by Apple, and much more!

Kim Konen is back on the podcast and if you don't yet know who she is then you probably didn't hear the of the podcast back in June 2015. Kim is a former Etsy employee who relocated from New York and now sells full time on Etsy in her shop . I've been waiting to have Kim back on to talk about her own Etsy story as a seller and in this episode you'll get to know her better as an Etsy seller (which is also interwoven with her time as an Etsy employee). For the second time now, I anticipated that I'd spend about an hour talking with Kim for the podcast but we went on for almost 2 hours!! That's because she's just so engaging and a huge source of helpful information. I love that Kim is still so passionate about the Etsy community and making it a marketplace that buyers and sellers feel good about doing business on... And it's genuine, not because she's worked there but because she genuinely believes in it. I really think you'll enjoy this Etsy Convo. Topics Discussed: Time management Setting realistic expectations Goal setting Prepping for Christmas/holiday selling period And much much more... Resources Mentioned: Best ways to reach Kim: Email: tinyhearts [at] gmail [dot] com Etsy shop: Social media: , Blog: Kim's Etsy Shop ShoutOut - run by Katie N. who makes and sell custom pet portraits and other other gift items for pet's humans Please take a minute to subscribe and leave an honest review of the podcast in and . That really helps to get the word out about the show. Connect With Me: Twitter: Follow Facebook Group: - This is where I'm connecting with you after the podcast. Lots of fun convos here too! Facebook: Like the Pinterest: Instagram: Google+: Email: Use the OR interview [at] convome [dot] com

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Russell's (aka Rt!) 3rd studio album "War of Hearts", includes collaborations with Grammy award winning producer Needlz (Lil' Wayne, Bruno Mars, Drake, Lupe Fiasco, K Michelle), Tim Kvanosky of Tiny Hearts and Salakida Kali. In early 2014, Russell Taylor becomes the first to win the coveted “You Oughta Know” distinction after beating over four hundred competitors in VH1's first ever crowd-sourced contest on Artists.VH1.com, VH1's music discovery site and join the ranks of famous “You Oughta Know” alumni including Adele, Bruno Mars, Ed Sheeran, Lorde, The Lumineers, Mumford & Sons and many more. “An emerging artists with diverse musical influences and incredible talent, Russell Taylor is the embodiment of what the ‘You Oughta Know' franchise is all about”, said Rick Krim, EVP Music and Talent Programming, VH1. This ‘multi-genre-influenced' soul-singer embraces the beautiful imperfections of his voice. “I have a pretty good range,” admits Russell. “It's gravelly and [in the past] I didn't like the sound of that. But the producers that I am working with on this album were like, ‘That

Real artistry is about peeling back the layers of your soul and allowing the creative truth to take form. Russell Taylor taps into that creative space and unlocks a masterpiece in his latest musical offering, War of Hearts, on his own Indigo Blue label. Far from a novice in the music game, Russell – a self-professed nomad – has poured out his heart and soul on the world stages, including stops in London, Amsterdam and Paris as well as famed stateside venues from The Mint and The Roxy in Los Angeles to SOB’s and Joe’s Pub in New York. Russell’s previous offerings Somewhere In Between(2007) and Confessional, a Soultracks.com ‘must have records’ (2010) – are sprinkled with gentle gems that have satisfied the appetites of music lovers worldwide. Russell’s (aka Rt!) 3rd studio album “War of Hearts”, includes collaborations with Grammy award winning producer Needlz (Lil’ Wayne, Bruno Mars, Drake, Lupe Fiasco, K Michelle), Tim Kvanosky of Tiny Hearts and Salakida Kali. In early 2014, Russell Taylor becomes the first to win the coveted “You Oughta Know” distinction after beating over four hundred competitors in VH1’s first ever crowd-sourced contest on Artists.VH1.com, VH1’s music discovery site and join the ranks of famous “You Oughta Know” alumni including Adele, Bruno Mars, Ed Sheeran, Lorde, The Lumineers, Mumford & Sons and many more. “An emerging artists with diverse musical influences and incredible talent, Russell Taylor is the embodiment of what the ‘You Oughta Know’ franchise is all about”, said Rick Krim, EVP Music and Talent Programming, VH1.

eagleowl Toad Session from Song, by Toad on Vimeo. Video: Vimeo - YouTube Photos: Flickr - Blueback Hotrod Audio: below A large part of me thinks there should be an Eagleowl Interviewers' Support Group.  They are some of the loveliest people you will ever meet, but getting them to talk is like trying to learn Kung-Fu in an afternoon.   I've been down the pub with these guys, so I know it's not like they don't have anything to say for themselves, it's just that teasing it out of them with cameras and microphones present requires a black belt in interviewing people which I quite simply do not have yet.  Next time I will be prepared.  Possibly no more successful, but prepared nevertheless. The music has come out beautifully, recorded by Neil Pennycook and Gavin Tarling, and mixed by Neil - eventually.  Dylan took the pictures, and I have a Song, by Toad set on our Flickr page, but Dylan's full set can be found on his own site at Blueback Hotrod.  I've made videos of the songs themselves and there is of course the main video at the top of the page which gives a not-entirely honest and rather heavily edited impression of what the whole day was like. The playlist for the interview podcast is at the bottom of the page and as per usual all the Toad Session recordings are available for free for you to download and generally do as you please with.  Hope you like it. Toadcast #112 - eagleowl Toad Session [audio:http://media.libsyn.com/media/songbytoad/ToadcastNo112.mp3] eagleowl -Into the Fold (Toad Session) [audio:http://www.matthewjamesyoung.com/ToadSessions/eagleowl-IntotheFold-ToadSession.mp3] eagleowl -Blanket (Toad Session) [audio:http://www.matthewjamesyoung.com/ToadSessions/eagleowl-Blanket-ToadSession.mp3] eagleowl - Laughter (Toad Session) [audio:http://www.matthewjamesyoung.com/ToadSessions/eagleowl-Laughter-ToadSession.mp3] eagleowl - Sleep the Winter (Toad Session) [audio:http://www.matthewjamesyoung.com/ToadSessions/eagleowl-SleeptheWinter-ToadSession.mp3] Toadcast Playlist: 01. eagleowl - Into the Fold (Toad Session) (07.03) 02. Rob St. John - December & Whiskey (Live) (16.26) 03. Silver Jews - How to Rent a Room (19.31) 04. eagleowl - Blanket (Toad Session) (30.25) 05. Spokane - Proud Graduates (36.12) 06. eagleowl - Laughter (Toad Session) (49.21) 07. Adrian Crowley - Bless our Tiny Hearts (54.54) 08. Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds - The Willow Garden (57.34) 09. eagleowl - Sleep the Winter (Toad Session) (66.42)