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Welcome to Heilman & Haver - Episode 41.  We hope you enjoy the show! Please join the conversation - email us with thoughts and ideas and connect with the show on Facebook and Twitter and Instagram.   ANNOUNCEMENTS "The Pirates of Penzance" at WWCA The hysterical Gilbert & Sullivan musical classic opens September 10, 2021, and runs Friday, Saturday, and Sunday through October 3, 2021.  The show is directed and choreographed by our friends (and past guests) Dan Estes and Rebecca Ewen.  Tickets start at $19, so dust off that old eye patch and peg leg and visit wwca.us today. The 2021 Seattle Film Summit The 2021 Seattle Film Summit is coming to the Emerald City virtually and in person September 3 - 11, 2021.  This premier event is a series of interactive, educational panels and workshops focused on connecting our local industry to L.A., New York, and the world.  The summit is a hybrid event comprised of classes, workshops, panels, film screenings, pitch sessions, award ceremonies, and networking opportunities and we'll be there to cover it all.  Watch our social media pages for more info or JOIN us!  Register at seattlefilmsummit.com and we hope to see you there.   IN THE SPOTLIGHT:  Kathy Garver Most fondly remembered for her starring role as “Cissy” in the long running CBS hit, “Family Affair”, Kathy Garver has garnered critical acclaim in movies, stage, radio, voice-over animation, and audio book narration.   Legendary Cecil B. DeMille was one of the first to recognize Kathy's talent.  Originally hired for a small part in the epic motion picture “The Ten Commandments”, Kathy was noticed by the great director who had special scenes written into the movie to highlight the little girl.   During her teenage years, Kathy added radio and stage to her burgeoning film and television career and was a freshman majoring in speech at UCLA when she was cast in “Family Affair” to star as “Cissy” alongside Brian Keith and Sebastian Cabot.  One of the warmest and most enduring series of the 1960's and 70's, Family Affair earned Kathy a host of accolades such as Best Actress from the “Family Television Awards” and continues to be popular today and is available on Amazon Prime. Today Kathy is an active, accomplished, and versatile actress, appearing in such films as "Sweet November" and "The Princess Diaries".  Kathy is also very much in demand for her numerous vocal characterizations and is best known as “Firestar”, a mutant super hero in the Spiderman and his Amazing Friends TV series.  Kathy has also recorded audiobooks for Brilliance Audio, Dove, Listen and Live and her voice has been heard in "Apollo 13" (which was awarded the Academy Award for sound), "Ransom", "Back Draft" and "Jingle all the Way", all directed by Ron Howard.    Kathy also added author to her long list of accomplishments. Her first book, "The Family Affair Cookbook", was a tasty trip down memory lane and her 2015 memoir, "Surviving Cissy: My Family Affair of Life in Hollywood" was just released in paperback.  This year, Kathy has two more books scheduled for publication: "TV Dinners with a Side Dish of Stars" and, to celebrate the 55th anniversary of "Family Affair", "Family Affair: A Pictorial Scrapbook" will be released in September.   Currently, Kathy can be seen on her YouTube channel cooking show, "Cooking with Kathy and Scot" and she'll soon be launching a podcast called "All Things Classic" with director, writer, producer John Norton.  She is a regular at comic conventions and autograph shows where she greets her many fans.  Kathy joined us from her home in Bell Canyon, CA. Connect with Kathy online: kathygarver.com And on Facebook: @kathygarverfanpage   COMING UP NEXT WEEK Join us next week, Friday, September 3rd, when we'll be joined by documentary filmmaker and Adjunct Professor at Bremerton's Olympic College Film School Marq Evans.  Marq's latest project “Clay Dreams” premiered at the 2021 Tribeca Film Festival and he'll join us to talk about his journey as a teacher and the future of filmmaking in the digital age.

Welcome to Heilman & Haver - Episode 40.  We hope you enjoy the show! Please join the conversation - email us with thoughts and ideas and connect with the show on Facebook and Twitter and Instagram.   ANNOUNCEMENTS Movies of the Decade: E.T. at the Roxy Roxy tomorrow, Saturday August 21st, for "Movies of the Decade".  This month we're celebrating the 1980's with E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial.  Stephen Spielberg's four-time Oscar winner from 1982 starring the adorable Drew Barrymore hits the Roxy big screen at 6:30 with a special intro from TMC's Jeremy Arnold.  For tickets visit RoxyBremerton.org. In the Mix celebrates De Niro's 78th B-Day with a Godfather cocktail trilogy This week we also return to the Bay Street Bistro for a new episode of In the Mix.  August 17th we celebrated the birthday of the young Don Vito Corleone himself, Robert De Niro, with a trio of cocktails celebrating the epic Godfather trilogy.  Find the video on our YouTube channel and call the Bistro now (360-602-0310) for reservations for this week's Sunday Supper featuring a menu fit for a Don. ‘Salute'! WWCA Prepares for Pirates and Love Letters Next up at WWCA is Pirates of Penzance opening September 10th and for those of you itching to get back on stage, come out to WWCA at 10AM tomorrow for auditions for “Love Letters” by A. R. Gurney, opening in October. Virtual Theater 2020 Presents Pride & Prejudice - The Musical VTHEATER2020's special presentation of Pride & Prejudice, written and produced by founder Amy Knickerbocker, is free to stream on Facebook Watch and will be available LIVE for 3 performances today, August 20 and tomorrow August 21 at 6pm PDT, and August 22 at 3pm PDT.  Tune in on their Facebook page!   IN THE SPOTLIGHT:  Kathy Garver Most fondly remembered for her starring role as “Cissy” in the long running CBS hit, “Family Affair”, Kathy Garver has garnered critical acclaim in movies, stage, radio, voice-over animation, and audio book narration.   Legendary Cecil B. DeMille was one of the first to recognize Kathy's talent.  Originally hired for a small part in the epic motion picture “The Ten Commandments”, Kathy was noticed by the great director who had special scenes written into the movie to highlight the little girl.   During her teenage years, Kathy added radio and stage to her burgeoning film and television career and was a freshman majoring in speech at UCLA when she was cast in “Family Affair” to star as “Cissy” alongside Brian Keith and Sebastian Cabot.  One of the warmest and most enduring series of the 1960's and 70's, Family Affair earned Kathy a host of accolades such as Best Actress from the “Family Television Awards” and continues to be popular today and is available on Amazon Prime. Today Kathy is an active, accomplished, and versatile actress, appearing in such films as Sweet November and The Princess Diaries.  Kathy is also very much in demand for her numerous vocal characterizations and is best known as “Firestar”, a mutant super hero in the Spiderman and his Amazing Friends TV series.  Kathy has also recorded audiobooks for Brilliance Audio, Dove, Listen and Live and her voice has been heard in Apollo 13 (which was awarded the Academy Award for sound), Ransom, Back Draft and Jingle all the Way, all directed by Ron Howard.    Kathy also added author to her long list of accomplishments. Her first book, The Family Affair Cookbook, was a tasty trip down memory lane and her 2015 memoir, Surviving Cissy: My Family Affair of Life in Hollywood was just released in paperback.  This year, Kathy has two more books scheduled for publication: TV Dinners with a Side Dish of Stars will be released in May and to celebrate the 55th anniversary of Family Affair, Family Affair: A Pictorial Scrapbook will be released in September.   Currently, Kathy can be seen on her YouTube channel cooking show, Cooking with Kathy and Scot and she'll soon be launching a podcast called All Things Classic with director, writer, producer John Norton.  She is a regular at comic conventions and autograph shows where she greets her many fans.  Kathy joined us from her home in Bell Canyon, CA. COMING UP NEXT WEEK Join us next week, Friday, August 27, for the second half of our interview with Kathy.  You can find out more about her, order copies of her books, and keep up on her latest projects at kathygarver.com.

As adults, we know that death and loss is a part of life, but for children it can be a difficult concept to understand. Today Kathy is joined by her friend Kiley Thiel, grief and loss expert, and part of the organization KinderMourn.  Kathy and Kiley discuss a range of traditional types of loss, including the death of a loved one, a friend and suicide. But they also discuss dealing with the loss of normalcy in the time of Coronavirus. They explain how our built in responses are hindered by the precautions we need to take, and explore alternative ways to cope. PLUS! Kiley tells us about resources and excellent reading materials that can help us support our kids and their understanding of this difficult topic.   Find out more about KinderMourn here Visit dealingandfeeling.com to find out more about Kathy and upcoming episodes

Today Kathy and Sara talk over the story in John 4 where Jesus encounters the Samaritan woman at the well. This incredible story gives us a unique view of Jesus and His ministry here on Earth. He was intentional, He was slow with his words, and He gave her a place to belong forever. Shame and guilt are two of the ways the enemy keeps all of us out of God’s word and out of the mission God has given us. In this story, we see Jesus shatter shame and guilt with His grace and love. We see light take over the darkness. Just as Jesus met the woman at the well, right where she was at, He does the exact same thing for you! He chooses a longer route just to connect with you. He goes against social norms to show you how loved you are and He gives you something we all need, a quenching our thirsty soul. We all run to earthy things to satisfy our hearts and distract ourselves from the pain in this world but Jesus meets us with the living water and says "thirst no more, I am with you!" Today, we challenge you to get in His presence. It changes everything. If you are living in shame from your past mistakes, remember His blood covers it all and He removes our transgressions as far as the East is from the West!

This episode features Kathy Ganser of Devil's Creek Brewery. "Wouldn't it be cool to start a brewery?" The seed was planted in 2015, Kathy and Anthony decided to open a brewery. Kathy went for it and dove right in. Doing site planning and drawing from her background in graphic design, she made the branding come alive. The name pays homage to a Jersey Devil sighting in Collingswood. At the creek right behind where the brewery sits. Like many breweries Anthony and Kathy began as home brewers. Early on Anthony was winning awards for his home craft beer. They put their heart and soul into building out the local neighborhood place. Today Kathy is creating recipes that are winning awards in national competitions. The beers are strong in flavor and character. This women owned brewery is doing Collingswood proud and has quickly become a hot spot for the community. 1 Powell Ln, Collingswood, NJ 08108 - (856) 425-2520 - www.devilscreekbrewery.com - Facebook Highlights from our discussion: Collingswood, NJ Jersey Devil Erik Dickersbach River Horse Brewing Company Great American Beer Festival Beastie Boys Buffalo Trace Distillery Cream Ridge Winery Revolution Coffee Roasters Cape May Brewing Company Village Idiot Brewing Company Atlantic City Beer Festival

When lost dogs go into survival mode, getting one to come to you is nearly impossible. Today Kathy and I will talk about luring a shy lost dog using a feeding station. What is a feeding station? How do you set one up and using trailing cams along with feeding stations to help in the effort. Kathy Pobloskie is the co-founder of Lost Dogs of America and Director/Founder of Lost Dogs Wisconsin. Kathy joins us each month to discuss lost pet recovery methods and the importance of doing everything to keep your pets safe.

When lost dogs go into survival mode, getting one to come to you is nearly impossible. Today Kathy and I will talk about luring a shy lost dog using a feeding station. What is a feeding station? How do you set one up and using trailing cams along with feeding stations to help in the effort. Kathy Pobloskie is the co-founder of Lost Dogs of America and Director/Founder of Lost Dogs Wisconsin. Kathy joins us each month to discuss lost pet recovery methods and the importance of doing everything to keep your pets safe.

Today Kathy welcomes a very special guest. Zola Budd, South African, record breaking barefoot runner joins the conversation. Zola is the subject of a new hour long special on TLC called "When Fate Collides," about the infamous race in the 1984 Olympic Games.  Zola talks with Kathy about how becoming a running phenom took a part of her and her innocence. How she struggled to meet expectations while battling anxiety and depression. Don't miss this amazing episode!

Today Kathy welcomes a young guest named Jessica that wrote an incredibly powerful poem about some difficult topics. Jessica's poem talks about anxiety and depression, racism, interracial relationships and the stigma and leering attention that it can still bring.  Kathy and Jessica also talk about how to help these situations, how Jessica has remained a bright shining light in a world that can sometimes bring so much darkness. And how leading with consideration and kindness is a good place to start. 

Today Kathy welcomes Rebecca Brumm, MA, LPC, CEDS, and they have a conversation that focuses on eating disorders and interoception.

As adults, we know that death and loss is a part of life, but for children it can be a difficult concept to understand. Today Kathy is joined by her friend Kiley Thiel, grief and loss expert, and part of the organization KinderMourn.  Kathy and Kiley discuss a range of traditional types of loss, including the death of a loved one, a friend and suicide. But they also discuss dealing with the loss of normalcy in the time of Coronavirus. They explain how our built in responses are hindered by the precautions we need to take, and explore alternative ways to cope. PLUS! Kiley tells us about resources and excellent reading materials that can help us support our kids and their understanding of this difficult topic.   Find out more about KinderMourn here Visit dealingandfeeling.com to find out more about Kathy and upcoming episodes

Have you ever wondered about the science behind what we do as brilliant partners? We strive to live in harmony with our dogs, and do our best to create an environment that’s safe, calm and happy for them! Today Kathy welcomes Sue Mimm to Enlightened By Dogs to discuss the intriguing Polyvagal Theory. Introduced by Dr. Stephen Porges in 1994, the Polyvagal Theory surrounds the school of thought that we have different pathways through the brain which determines our response stress, anxiety and fearful situations. Since dogs and humans are both highly socially intelligent, it makes a lot of sense that our dogs would experience the same kinds of things we do! They get anxious, nervous and fearful too, and their responses aren’t as obvious to us sometimes. In this episode, Sue clues us in to some of the things we miss as dog lovers, and how the brain actually creates these responses in the first place! Tune in to find out if your dog is actually a pain, or if they’re just scared!   Digging for new ways to help dogs deal with trauma. The science of safety and the social engagement system The three pathways of response, and how they show up in our dogs. How to do the safe, calm and happy protocol, in order to strengthen neural and emotional responses.   “There’s a lot of research done into human behaviour as far as trauma and anxiety, etc. but obviously very little in the animal kingdom” “We miss the smaller signals that they’re sending us that they aren’t feeling safe.” “Just because we might perceive it as not being dangerous doesn’t necessarily mean that they don’t perceive it as being dangerous” “You are actually doing something by being safe, calm and happy”   Get in touch with Sue at https://heartconnectiondogs.com Want More of Kathy? Brilliant Partners Academy Enlightened by Dogs Website Facebook Community

Today Kathy welcomes back Casey Crosbie, RD, CSSD, and Wendy Sterling, MS, RD, CSSD, CEDRD-S, for part two of their deep look into the plate by plate approach. In case you missed part 1, please check out episode 138.

Get the Free Course here: https://phit.click/freecourse   Today Kathy and I revisit our early days of losing weight. We talk about the small changes we made early on, like walking for 10 minutes and only having dessert after dinner.   Small changes turn into small wins, and small wins add up. Listen to this week's episode to hear more of the small changes we made and get some pearls of wisdom added in too.    

Welcome to the Enlightened by Dogs Podcast hosted by Kathy Kawalec. This is a podcasts about dogs that focuses on the human-dog connection and working together through partnership. In this episode Kathy discusses listening--receiving information from our dogs. Listen for strategies that will inspire. If you’ve had the thought that your dog is stubborn, won’t listen, doesn’t care about what you’re asking them to do . . . today’s episode will help solve those problematic thoughts. Today Kathy speaks about:   How we’re misunderstanding our dog’s communicative behavior How we often jump to the wrong conclusion when our dogs are not behaving in the way we request How we’re failing to dialogue and what that means Kathy discusses some stories regarding today’s topic Why a deep resounding connection with dogs can immediately change behavior How this issue is not a failure in training. “Our dogs are driven by the same sort drivers that humans have, in the context of social intelligence.” “Clarity is kindness.” “We look back at our training and we can’t always put our finger on what the quote unquote training issue is.” “When we can’t train away the problem we often conclude that our dog has her own agenda or his own agenda.” “We are both (dogs and humans) driven by similar needs relative to our status as socially intelligent, thinking, feeling, sentient being.” “Dogs thrive when they are a contributing and valued and loved member of a well functioning family group.”   Register for Kathy’s Free Partnership Workshop. Transform Your Rocky Relationship with Your Dog into A Brilliant Partnership Dancing Hearts Workshop   Brilliant Partners Academy Enlightened by Dogs Website Facebook Community

Today Kathy talks about getting distracted. Your dog gets distracted, you get distracted: this episode covers why it happens and what we can do about it. Over the past 30 years, lots of dogs have visited here at my farm for life skills training, behavior transformation, herding training and more. There is LOTS of distraction. Oh, the smells and sights on a farm! If the critters themselves weren't distracting enough ... there's the sheep poop…the horse poop…the chicken poop…it’s heavenly for the dogs and hellish for their person. (yes, there is lots of poop on a farm, and you know how much dogs love poop) With all this personal experience with distraction from both sides of the counter, I have cracked the code on the Root Cause of Distractions. And, I have figured out how you can keep your dog focused in all circumstances. Are you ready? Listen to today's episode!     In This Episode What happens when the flow of information stops between us and our dog The dialogue loop and tips to improve it Why the ownness is on us Learning from our distractions Focusing on the task at hand   “Distraction happens at the worst possible time” “We are in our own heads and we’re not with our dogs” “They’re just lost and lonely because we’re not present” “We want to understand our dog’s perspective” “You want to be engaging with your dog”   Register for Kathy’s free Brilliant Partners Workshop!   Dog Behaviour Breakthrough: A Relationship Revolution http://dancinghearts.link/bpaworkshop

Today Kathy is joined by Millie Plotkin. Millie is an invaluable resource to the eating disorders community and today she discusses a few new initiatives she is working on to help the field move forward.

Today Kathy welcomes Ann Saffi Biasetti and their topic is embodiment skills in eating disorders recovery. They define embodiment, provide examples from Biasetti’s work, and explain how it ties into recovery from eating disorders.

Today Kathy is joined by Elyse Resch, MS, RDN, CEDRD, FAND, and their topic is the true meaning of intuitive eating in the treatment of eating disorders. Resch defines intuitive eating as the dynamic interplay of instinct, emotion, and thought, and discusses how intuitive eating is not just eat when you are hungry and stop when you are full.

Kathy Pobloski is the Director and co-founder of Lost Dogs of Wisconsin, an all-volunteer 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization committed to reuniting owners with their lost dogs. Kathy is also a co-founder of Lost Dogs of America, an umbrella organization that is helping other Lost Dogs State Facebook pages get off the ground. Currently 35 states are participating. In 2016 alone, Lost Dogs of America helped reunite over 27,000 dogs with their families. All of the services provided by Lost Dogs of Wisconsin and Lost Dogs of America are free to the public.Today Kathy will be offering suggestions on what to do when you lose a pets as well as happy reunion stories of pets reunited.

Today Kathy welcomes Dr. Paige O’Mahoney, and they talk about overcoming overeating, chronic dieting and weight cycling – changing the conversation with your doctor.

CEO and founder of the Real Wealth Network, guest Kathy Fettke is no stranger to media exposure. She has been featured in a number of recognized magazines. Plus, Goldman Sachs recognized her and her company two years running as a mover and driver in the entrepreneurial world.  Kathy says she thinks she has been recognized because her company has done a lot to help homeowners in crisis by giving them solutions to their problems.  So, who is Kathy Fettke? Simply a woman who wanted to be an actress and who was forced to take a hard look at what was going in that industry. She didn’t like how people were being taken advantage of, so she founded her own acting and modeling agency. Soon she experienced success and living her dream life.  She was also a news writer and occasional anchor, but she made a choice to leave it all when she had kids. Kathy wanted to be a stay-at-home mom. Her husband had written a book about success and was being billed as the next Tony Robbins. Life was great… until something tragic happened. Her husband was diagnosed with a fast-moving cancer.  Kathy’s husband was given six months to live; she decided to be the breadwinner through her radio show. But she also wanted to continue to stay at home with her kids. The good news is that worked; the better news is that her husband’s doctor was wrong and he is alive and well. In fact, he is Kathy’s partner in business.  Today Kathy applies all her entrepreneurial wealth-building expertise to real estate. She gives people a way to maintain their nest egg while they invest in real estate. One strategy is to take a high-dollar rental property that’s paid off and may even be producing some cashflow each month, and then sell it to turn it into more properties elsewhere and create 4X the cashflow!  Kathy is not a traditional buy-n-holder. She might be classified as a short-term buy-n-hold person. You’ll have to listen to this episode of Cash Flow Diary to fully understand this definition. In fact, you’ll want to listen to this episode for lots of reasons. There are so many great bites of information and wealth-building tips that you will want to take copious notes. Learn more. Listen now.