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Pregame with Maggie King As a young girl, Maggie planned on avoiding alcohol and drugs due to the negative effects it had on a few close family members. That plan changed as she started to struggle more with her sexuality and the pressure she felt to succeed in school. "Knowing that I was gay and knowing that I would have to fit in and have a boyfriend, I decided I would drink to try and make things easier." From the very beginning, her drinking was excessive, and she would frequently blackout. Maggie's addiction progressed into taking pain pills after experiencing a field hockey injury in college. Eventually, things came to a head as she started to have flashbacks from a past sexual assault that she had tried so hard to forget. She started drinking and using all day to block out the emotional pain that surrounded her trauma. It wasn't long until Maggie found herself on the roof of her college's counseling building, prepared to take her own life. As she stood on the ledge, ready to jump, she felt a tap on the shoulder, but no one was there. Maggie knew she had to ask for help immediately. Thankfully, she found the professional assistance that she needed and started to attend Alcoholics Anonymous. Today Maggie has been sober for more than 3 years. She's also the author of "Pregame: Alcohol, Addiction & Recovery through the Eyes of a College Student." You can connect with her on Instagram @MaggiexKing and find her book on Amazon. Do you want to take your recovery to the next level? Sobriety Engine is an incredible online community where you can find a ton of great tips, tools, and support from other men and women in recovery. Visit SobrietyEngine.com to join today. If you're ready to get fit and start living a healthier lifestyle while supporting your sobriety then you can learn more about having Jonathan as your personal fitness and nutrition coach at RCVRHealth.com

Expanding Beyond Who You Thought You WereAired Thursday, February 25, 2021 at 2:00 PM PST / 5:00 PM ESTWe all have a story, in fact, many— about who we are and what is possible for us. Many of these stories limit us in ways that we’re not even aware of.In today’s conversation, Kathy and guest Maggie Emerson will talk about peeling back the layers to get to the essence of you. We are mixing it up! Today Maggie will be interviewing Kathy to hear her insights, and what has created the most freedom from the old stories and limiting beliefs.Maggie Emerson is a healer, intuitive life coach and earring designer. Her work is about connecting her clients back to themselves while igniting their joy and their intuition. She is known for her magic and her ability to spark light and joy wherever she goes.Host Kathy Williams is a certified transformative coach, aka Supercoach, and helps clients awaken to the truth of who they truly are, beyond the old stories.Connect with Kathy at http://www.meetkathywilliams.com/Visit the Sexy Mom Abundant Life Show Page https://omtimes.com/iom/shows/sexy-mom-abundant-life/#MaggieEmerson #SexyMomAbundantLife #KathyWilliams

Maggie Kast has been a writer since the 1990's. In her book, Side by Side but Never Face to Face, she writes about Greta, her narrator, who has been wrenched from a long and tightly-circled marriage to Manfred, an Austrian Holocaust survivor. Coming from very different backgrounds, they sometimes abraded each other, but the friction struck sparks, and the marriage remained vital. Together they mourned the accidental death of a daughter and experienced a widening of spiritual horizons as they grieved. Today Maggie discusses coping with the pain of losing a daughter and the challenges of having a son with a developmental disability, including the stigma of his being labeled “retarded,” her journey to convert to catholicism, what drew her to the Hmong people of Vietnam and insight from her research into their unique culture, and her views on psychotherapy and philosophy.

Do you need to love the problem you're solving as an entrepreneur? Or just pick the best idea you can find? Today Maggie talks with Joah Spearman, CEO and Founder of Localeur, who has been working in and on the same problem for the past 7 years. Localeur is on a mission to help people experience local wherever they go, a space so many big companies have tried to solve for, but Localeur has taken a different approach and created a new business model in part because of the passion Joah has for the space and the fit he has with the problem. Thinking about starting a company? This episode is for you. Be sure to leave a ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ review and share the pod with your friends! You can connect with Maggie on Twitter @maggiecrowley @HYPERGROWTH_Pod

Do you need to love the problem you're solving as an entrepreneur? Or just pick the best idea you can find? Today Maggie talks with Joah Spearman, CEO and Founder of Localeur, who has been working in and on the same problem for the past 7 years. Localeur is on a mission to help people experience local wherever they go, a space so many big companies have tried to solve for, but Localeur has taken a different approach and created a new business model in part because of the passion Joah has for the space and the fit he has with the problem. Thinking about starting a company? This episode is for you. Be sure to leave a ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ review and share the pod with your friends! You can connect with Maggie on Twitter @maggiecrowley @HYPERGROWTH_Pod

Maggie Kelly is a mindful life coach, meditation instructor, podcaster, public speaker and awakener. After her son was born with cystic fibrosis, Maggie felt betrayed by her expectations of health for her son. Through meditation and mindfulness practices Maggie was able to turn introspectively to address her fear and dismiss her limiting beliefs. Despite what you may think, ultimately you are not in charge. It is only by giving in to this universal power and accepting that you cannot control everything that you can find true peace. Today Maggie is here to provide you with actionable steps so that you can illuminate the roadblocks inside of yourself that are standing in the way of living an envisioned and awakened life. By returning to the very foundational essence of who you are and what you are capable of, you can tune into what is around you and become at peace with the fact that nothing is permanent, both good or bad. Are you ready to take responsibility for your part in your betrayal and become okay with what happens when life doesn’t fit your perfect picture? Share your thoughts on Maggie’s story with us in the comments on the episode page.   In This Episode How to make sense and meaning out of a betrayal of expectations and health The role of meditation when changing your way of being and creating a shift Getting comfortable with the idea that nothing is permanent or lasts forever Why it’s a good thing to question your thoughts and stop believing them as fact Investigating your role in your own betrayal by turning inward instead of outward   Quotes “I think that it’s important when we are talking about betrayal and having a breakthrough from that experience or coming out of the grief of having been betrayed, I think it is important for us to stop and be a little mindful as to how did we get there.” (2:49) “I was living out constant and consistent never-ending fear, that that is what drove the show. The fear always drove the show and that’s when I started to really get in touch with what that fear was about.” (8:03) “Most of us believe what we think, and very seldom do we check it out with anybody.” (13:16) “What meditation is about is for you to be able to notice that in that stillness your thoughts start to stray and take you away. And then in that noticing, bringing yourself back to that place of stillness.” (19:23) “What’s really important when you are thinking that you have been betrayed is for you to actually step back and survey the situation and ask yourself what was my part.” (21:57)   Links Sat Sang House Website   Find the full episode post here: https://pbtinstitute.com/104 Do you have Post Betrayal Syndrome? Take the quiz: https://pbtinstitute.com/quiz/ Products and Programs specifically designed to help you heal from betrayal: https://pbtinstitute.com/shop/ Connect: Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/InspireEmpowerTransform Free Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/WomenHackingBetrayal/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/DebiSilber LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/debisilber/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/debisilber/ Watch my TEDx: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XX30i6nC7ro

Harry Potter has become a worldwide sensation, and yet Percy Jackson and the Olympians, a similar and just as well-written series, hasn't. Today Maggie and Kiara explore the possible reasons why Harry gets the limelight, and whether Percy Jackson deserves more credit than it's given. Also, we discover that Simon Pegg was indeed in Mission: Impossible. Things we discussed in this episode: Percy Jackson reference in Psych: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aU2pSVqvdPw&feature=youtu.be "Good Kid" from The Lightning Thief musical: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SrL3jOdAB5A&feature=youtu.be The Lightning Thief: A Percy Jackson Musical: https://www.lightningthiefmusical.com/ Harry Potter / Wizarding World: https://www.wizardingworld.com/ Social Media Maggie: https://twitter.com/writermags Kiara: https://twitter.com/kiara_kalmey (Un)Reliable Narrators: https://twitter.com/kiara_kalmey You can also email us at unreliablenarratorspod@gmail.com Please rate and review the podcast (it helps us reach more people!) and share us with your friends!

Today Maggie discusses scary kid stuff (everyone is safe and sound- Phew!!), and then we keep if fluffy and discuss everything from BBQ Sauce to Sarah’s new obsession: Riverdale (don’t knock it ‘til you’ve tried it!). This week’s Dope or Nope theme is 90’s Anthems, and then we just keep the 90’s theme going throughout all of today's games. Oh- and speaking of the 90's we play MASH...remember that game, you guys?! Don’t worry, this is definitely an episode for people with all levels of 90s knowledge will enjoy. Follow us!Instagram and Twitter: @foodfashfeelContact us!Email: foodfashfeel@gmail.com

Meet Maggie Anderson from the anti-club @GraceClubYvr. Tavia Cosper and Maggie started Grace Club as a space for feminists to come together to empower those in our communities to make positive and much needed change in the landscape of our civic, social, and economic advancement. They believe that the act of coming together in storytelling, and education, supports their mission, and creates new opportunities, ideas and conversations that will lead to greater healing, growth and prosperity for womxnkind. Today Maggie came over to my actual living room for some much needed real talk. She starts by walking me through how the Trump election and the Women's March were the wakeup call she needed to step into the activist's shoes she'd always wanted to wear. We explore the creation of Grace Club and what happens at their events. We then move on to her personal experiences as an individual with feminism and inequality. Stick around until the end, because that's where the good stuff is. Topics & TWs: "One can only preach to the choir for so long!" intersectionality & inclusion, personal growth, grief and suicide, drug addiction, storytelling as a tool for empathy and humanization, parenting for social change, privilege awareness, fear & shame, and the benefits of community and in-person sharing, to name just a few. "The first thing you should know about me is that I'm not you. A lot more will make sense after that." Unknown. Please do check out www.graceyvr.com if you are interested in a platform that welcomes everyone, whether you are just starting to delve into feminism, or whether you want to help them dig deeper into issues of social, economic and civic inequality. Thank you for listening to this episode. We hope it raised some thoughtful questions about how you personally can make an impact in your own community. "What is it like to move in the world as you?" As always, please follow, subscribe, support this podcast so I can keep investing in us, and our shared vulnerability as humans. Shownotes & References: "In the Realm of Hungry Ghosts: Close Encounters with Addiction" by Gabor Maté, MD "Down to This: Squalor and Splendour in a Big-City Shantytown" by Shaughnessy Bishop-Stall "Women Who Run With the Wolves: Myths and Stories of the Wild Woman Archetype" by Clarissa Pinkola Estes --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/runningwildwithchristine/support

What we're talking about in this episode! Taking back control of your health by intentionally constructing your home environment Why you should stop sipping your water and start gulping it down The three things you can do to reduce your EMF exposure How to improve your circadian rhythm by going outside at specific times of day Ways to decrease your inflammation by adjusting your diet   Episode Summary: If you're living in an environment where you don't feel set up to thrive, it could be the missing link to helping you feel your best. Maggie Bergoff is a functional medicine practitioner and certified nurse practitioner who believes that your environment has the power to not only help you get well, but stay well. After both Maggie and her mother were able to heal themselves from their respective diseases through natural remedies, Maggie realized the untapped potential of the functional model and has dedicated years of her life to find answers about what is happening inside of our bodies. Today Maggie helps her patients feel empowered to take ownership of their own health by taking control of their environment, and she is sharing her knowledge on how to achieve this with us today. Learn how to fine-tune your environment to decrease toxic burdens, optimize your air, water and food intake, and ultimately use this knowledge to nourish your body properly. We all have the ability to improve our health and wellbeing by tweaking our environment to best serve us. When you're able to have a real conversation with yourself about what is not working for you right now, you can begin to make simple changes and start living life as a better version of you. Maggie is here to open your eyes to the way you could be living and provide you with free and simple steps to help get you there. Is there anything that you want to add or take away from your environment after listening to Maggie’s tips and tricks? Let us know in the comments section!   Quotes: “There are answers out there, we really can find out what is going on inside of your body, and that is what lead me to my passion for functional medicine.” (5:17) “I remember actually telling myself one time out loud, 'No one cares as much as you to heal your body.” (7:03) “By controlling the things we know we can control and raising our standards wherever we are able, we can decrease inflammation and toxic burden like crazy, and it makes such a massive difference in your health.” (11:52) “[Your environment] is so simple to fix that it's kind of a no brainer. And I really want you to implement this into your life and really create a habit.” (19:02) “When you are healing, you really do need to be in it, because it will help make the journey so much easier and faster.” (32:32)   Resources Mentioned: Top 6 Health Hacks to Achieve Optimal Health and Performance Maggie Berghoff Website Follow Maggie on Facebook | Instagram   Other Resources: Check out the full show notes page Keep up with everything Dr. Mariza Follow Dr. Mariza on Facebook | Instagram | Twitter | Youtube

Today Maggie interviews Founder and Coordinator of The Cookbook Club at the Villages, Florida, Judy ODwyer. Described as Florida’s friendliest hometown, The Villages is an over 55 retirement community. Judy started the Cookbook Club based on a model from a library in Ft. Wayne, Indiana as a way to get to know other residents of the Villages who shared her love for food, cooking, and cookbooks. In today’s interview, Judy describes the club including how they select topics, how she communicates with the members, as well as her tips for starting an in-person cookbook club.

Hey, guess what? It's just about time for The Grow Guide's LIVE podcast recording at Gardening Saturday! Today Maggie and Dave reveal the topic, Growing Edibles in Containers, and a few more secrets about the long-awaited event. Will we see you there? Saturday April 28th at the Canadian Mennonite University in Winnipeg. This week's episode is all about potatoes — a plant rich in history and arguably one of the EASIEST crops to grow whether you have a little or a lot of space. The duo go over everything from the 5,000 varieties of potatoes to different planting techniques to harvesting and even a chat on growing sweet potatoes. As always, there's a weekly giveaway! Can you guess what it is? To win this week's giveaway join the Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/276990892799327/ To connect with Maggie: https://www.instagram.com/fromsoiltosoul/ To connect with Dave:  https://www.instagram.com/sagegardenherbs/ To connect with Gardens Manitoba: https://www.instagram.com/gardensmb/ To register for Gardening Saturday: http://gardeningsaturday.ca/