Podcast appearances and mentions of tracey clark

You can find Tracy Clark on social media on Instagram @tpclark2000 and on her website www.tracyclarkbooks.com/ For show notes for any episode, go to our website at www.perksofbeingabooklover.com. We are also on Instagram @perksofbeingabookloverpod and on FB Perks of Being a Book Lover This week we have a Remix episode and catch up with Tracy Clark, who we interviewed in Season 8 (episode 161) about her first Harriet Foster novel titled Hide. Her most recent title, number 3 in the series, is called Echo, and it came out Dec 3. We chat with her about this book, as well as the Harriet Foster book she is currently writing. We caught her on a writing day in which Harriet Foster was not cooperating. Then you will hear some of our conversation with Tracy back in 2023 when Harriet Foster first arrived on the scene. Books Mentioned In This Episode 1- Hide by Tracy Clark 2- Echo by Tracy Clark 3- Salt to the Sea by Ruta Sepetys 4- Her Name is Knight series by Yasmin Angoe 5- Lessons in Chemistry by Bonnie Garmus 6-The Ninja's Oath (Lily Wong series) by Tori Eldridge 7- A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens 8- Oliver Twist by Charles Dickens 9- David Copperfield by Charles Dickens 10- American Fever by Dur e Aziz Almna Authors mentioned: 1- Sarah Paretsky 2- Sue Grafton 3- Agatha Christie 4- Valerie Wilson Wesley 5- Barbara Neely

Welcome to Episode 20: Quantum Healing, where Kirsten is joined by Dr. Tracey Clark, owner, director, and master practitioner at Quantum Physician. Dr. Clark, an advanced certified BodyTalk practitioner with a Doctorate in Integrative Medicine and a diploma in manual osteopathy, integrates quantum principles into a holistic model of medicine that bridges Eastern and Western traditions. In this episode, Kirsten and Dr. Clark explore how quantum theory manifests in our everyday lives, discussing topics such as entanglement, downward causation, the observation effect, and quantum leaping. Together, they uncover our universal quantum connectedness and guide us in tapping into our infinite potential.

Fresh perspectives and authentic insights from extraordinary leaders and advocates in a transformative discussion on the history of 1863.SHOW NOTES:Step into the world of Crystal Hall, the Planning and Strategy Manager at OneCause. Beyond her daily contributions to support her teams and empower nonprofit organizations to achieve fundraising success, Crystal is a vibrant force within the OneCause culture. As an active member of the DEIB Committee, she embraces her true self and advocates for change. With unwavering passion, Crystal inspires pride both within and beyond the company. She embodies her values, standing up and showing up for what she believes in. Join her in the 4th Annual Juneteenth Celebration on Monday, June 19, 2023, hosted by Fisher's High School Future Black Leaders, as Crystal continues to make a lasting impact that fills her children and everyone around her with pride.Introducing Tracey Clark, the dynamic Virtual and In-person Event Manager at OneCause. With an unwavering passion for nonprofits, special events, and empowering fundraising success, Tracey shines as a true leader. Her authentic voice and commitment to speaking her truth make her a standout advocate. Beyond her professional expertise, Tracey's deep knowledge of history and her ability to shed a positive light on the present and future add a unique flair to her vibrant personality. Balancing multiple careers and fulfilling personal life, Tracey exemplifies the go-getter spirit. Join Tracey in celebrating Juneteenth at the remarkable Juneteenth Jubilee: A Celebration of Education on Sat, Jun 17th in Columbus. For her peers and friends in the greater Indianapolis area, Tracey shares a special message: Discover the Greater Indianapolis Juneteenth Information by searching “Juneteenth Indianapolis” for details on the Peace Walk, the Eiteljorg Museum, and other exciting events throughout June. Be sure to visit indyjuneteenth.org for the grand parade and festival experience. This dynamic duo embodies a profound appreciation for the Juneteenth celebration, advocating for a positive attitude, inclusive festivities, and the values of a purpose-driven company.Highlights include: Embracing a living culture, not mere wordsSetting the records straightCelebrating JuneteenthEngaging at any stageReflecting on the past and forging ahead

Your cells are eavesdropping on your thoughts! Did you know that the thoughts that you have are driven by your personal book of beliefs, most of which you have formed by the age of 3? Our beliefs about ourselves, our health, and our life determine our experience and are the culprits behind the stress that we experience in life. You see yourself and your world through the veil of your beliefs and expectations. Get ready to start lifting the veil to reveal a whole new reality.

Your cells are eavesdropping on your thoughts! Did you know that the thoughts that you have are driven by your personal book of beliefs, most of which you have formed by the age of 3? Our beliefs about ourselves, our health, and our life determine our experience and are the culprits behind the stress that we experience in life. You see yourself and your world through the veil of your beliefs and expectations. Get ready to start lifting the veil to reveal a whole new reality.

The simple act of observing potential is scientifically proven to be an important influence to catalyze healing. In fact, observation can be viewed to set the stage for healing itself. The science of Quantum Physics is my next guests specialty. But what makes her unique is her ability to guide clients and students to apply these principles to everyday life. Join us to explore, call in for insight and/or questions and let's all contribute to catalyzing profound change in our mental, physical, emotional, and spiritual aspects of life

The simple act of observing potential is scientifically proven to be an important influence to catalyze healing. In fact, observation can be viewed to set the stage for healing itself. The science of Quantum Physics is my next guests specialty. But what makes her unique is her ability to guide clients and students to apply these principles to everyday life. Join us to explore, call in for insight and/or questions and let's all contribute to catalyzing profound change in our mental, physical, emotional, and spiritual aspects of life

Tracey Clark starts off talking to Amanda + Kristin about her early creativity, how she got into photography, and how the next stepping stone in her creative lifestyle always seemed to present itself. She explains explains how blogging was like journalling on steroids Tracey then goes into how the current state of affairs didn’t disrupt her family’s routine all that much, but how it got her wondering how she could help get people through this. Using her superpower of simplicity, the idea of PICTURE HOME was born!

Not long after I married my husband, Geoff, we moved to Chicago, so that he could attend medical school. We met a couple at church (not the Smiths pictured here) who had been married 8 years. I remember thinking, “8 Years! What must that be like?” I couldn’t fathom EIGHT years—that seemed like eons away. And now here we are, we’ve been at this marriage thing for nearly thirty years and it seems like a flash in the pan. In this episode I’m joined by my husband and our very good friends, The Smiths—Randy and Diane (pictured here). Not long after we were settled in Chicago, I got a call from Diane. They had had plans to move to California, so Randy could make working with his brother-in-law an official position, but they found themselves living in the corporate apartment on the north shore of Lake Michigan. We were already fast friends so this was news that was as delightful as it was unexpected. We spent about four years together in the windy city and it was during those years that our friendship as couples—and future families was solidified. In this episode, we all sit down together to reminisce and to talk marriage. We discuss topics and questions submitted by friends and followers via Instagram. Here are the QUESTIONS discussed in this episode:From Karen: What are some of the biggest challenges you’ve experienced in your marriage and how have you overcome them?From Cheryl: What advice do you have for empty nesters and (almost) empty nesters?From Karen: Do you have ideas and insights for Newlyweds?From Roberta: Me time? Family Time? Us Time? How do you balance it all?We have several additional questions that we chatted around, so there’s definitely the possibility of a round two—stay tuned—and let me know if that is something that you would enjoy.I’m not sure it was super clear in this episode that Diane has recently received her license as a Marriage and Family Therapist in the state of California. Visit her website. So, while we are not experts, we do have a trained therapist in our circle and she brings a great deal of expertise to our conversation. To learn more about Tracey Clark’s Picture Nature class, click HERE and use the EXACTLYENOUGH promo code to save $20 at checkout. Learn more about the song Love & Marriage, sung Frank Sinatra I can’t believe I forgot to take a photo of us during our recording session—go figure?! This photo was taken just after—at Cafe Rio. Good times!

My conversation with photographer, author and friend, Tracey Clark.

Tracey Clark from Montefiore talks to us about sex and intimacy in older citizens.

Beryl sits down today with Tracey Clark, a photographer, writer and mother of 2 exceptional daughters. She is the founder of ShutterSisters.com and the author of 4 books including her most recent Elevate the Everyday: A Photographic Guide to Picturing Motherhood. Tracey loves nothing more than to share with others insights and inspiration through classes, gatherings and events and believes that perspective—and love—changes everything. On this episode Tracey and I chat about Fear in creativity and how to be brave, vulnerable, and open to the journey Why community is the MOST important piece of the creative process. How honoring your inner voice and entering unknown territory is the key to being true to yourself and creating amazing work. The importance of living fully in your truth and honoring that truth through all of life's transitions. Tracey was one of my first inspirations and guides on my creative journey, and I can't wait for you to listen in to our conversation. Find Tracey HERE: www.traceyclark.com/classes HOMEWORK: Momtographie is back! If you're struggling with photos that are blurry, dark or dull, too bright, or out of focus then I can help.  After years of experimentation, practice, and having someone show me the ins and out of technical photography -- I finally mastered manual mode. Now, I've taken my expertise in teaching and my passion for photography to develop a system that breaks down technical photography in a way that will quickly build your confidence behind the lens. Learn more HERE: www.berylaynyoung.com/momtographie-online        

Beryl sits down today with Tracy Clark, a photographer, writer and mother of 2 exceptional daughters. She is the founder of ShutterSisters.com and the author of 4 books including her most recent Elevate the Everyday: A Photographic Guide to Picturing Motherhood. Tracey loves nothing more than to share with others insights and inspiration through classes, gatherings and events and believes that perspective—and love—changes everything. On this episode Tracey and I chat about Fear in creativity and how to be brave, vulnerable, and open to the journey Why community is the MOST important piece of the creative process. How honoring your inner voice and entering unknown territory is the key to being true to yourself and creating amazing work. The importance of living fully in your truth and honoring that truth through all of life's transitions. Tracey was one of my first inspirations and guides on my creative journey, and I can't wait for you to listen in to our conversation. HOMEWORK: Snap a photo of you being 'Brave' this week. Come follow 'recaptureself' on Instagram. Use the #recaptureself when you post. I'll share out some of your posts this week!  Find Tracey HERE: www.traceyclark.com/classes Find Beryl HERE: http://www.berylaynyoung.com/podcast/  

We meet up with Tracey Clark, the managing Director of Bridgehead, the most popular location to get your fair-trade coffee in Ottawa. We talk about the past, present and future of Bridgehead. Lots of great information about the process and some other good news! foodiePrints spoke about A Taste for Life and Poutinefest 2. Music from Devin Atherton!

We meet up with Tracey Clark, the managing Director of Bridgehead, the most popular location to get your fair-trade coffee in Ottawa. We talk about the past, present and future of Bridgehead. Lots of great information about the process and some other good news! foodiePrints spoke about A Taste for Life and Poutinefest 2. Music from Devin Atherton!

Tracey Clark  from Shuttersisters.com joined us this week to talk about Elevating the Everyday and capturing our memories and feelings through photography.

This week on Mom Talk Radio, Tracey Clark, author of Elevate the Everyday: A Photographic Guide to Picturing Motherhood. Registered dietician, Dr. Felicia Stoler lets us know about some easy food swapping to keep moms and kids healthy and happy. Susan Shapiro Barash, author of The Nine Phases of Marriage: How to Make It, Break It, and Keep It. The Mom's Roundtable discusses fall activities for the family. Elisabeth Hubbard, the entrepreneur and mom behind the Funflector brand of fun pedestrian reflectors. This show is sponsored by Lands' End and Family Circle.