Podcasts about unmuted

Annette Brownlie, Chairperson of Independent and Peaceful Australia Network (IPAN), speaks about the public hearing into AUKUS and urges concerned citizens and organisations to make submissions.  Pranati, creative worker, artist, and founder of South by South East Asian (SXSEA), speaks about SXSEA's upcoming gig, Unmuted, featuring Asian diasporic storytellers to First Nations voices of this land, sharing music that reflects identity, resistance, and community. A percentage of proceeds from ticket sales will be donated to the @blackpeoplesunion Community Solidarity Fund. Catherine Noone, organiser from the Save our Community Health Campaign, speaks about the independent review into co-health. This comes after months of delays. Catherine shares the report's key findings and what it reveals about the governance and management of co-health. She also discusses the report's recommendations for the health services and what this means for the future of co-health. Shifrah Blustein, from Footscray Community Response, gives us the latest update on the Maribynong Council's proposed 'Welcome Crew' in Footscray and explains why the closure of Foley House will be a devastating loss for the community. Link to sign the petition to stop the closure of Foley House. As part of 3CR's 50th birthday, we are doing a weekly deep dive into 3CR's history. We play an edit of archival recordings of the 'S11' protest that occurred in the year 2000. A crowd of up to 50,000 protestors united in defiance against the World Economic Forum that was being held at the Crown Casino, a gathering of captains of industry and corporate head-honchos whose aim was to discuss how to make neo-liberal global capital increase faster, via profit increase and cheapened labour. Songs:S.P.I.R.I.T - Eleanor Jawurlngali

A conversation with keynote speaker, leadership trainer, and singer-songwriter, Rachel Druckenmiller. Essential listening for anyone ready to stop holding the best parts of themselves back. Some people find their way to a courageous pivot through careful planning. Others get there because life makes the decision for them. And then there's the kind of wisdom that only comes from having done both, and arriving somewhere you never could have mapped. Rachel Druckenmiller is the kind of guest who says things you'll be repeating to yourself for weeks. About what it means to say yes before you feel ready. About the difference between a life that looks successful and one that actually feels alive. About speaking your desires out loud, even the ones that seem too big, too unlikely, too far away. About how the things that fall apart are often quietly clearing the path to what's next. There is a particular kind of courage in letting yourself be seen doing the thing you love most. Rachel has had to find that courage more than once, in more than one arena. What she's discovered on the other side is nothing short of a blueprint for coming home to yourself. Links + Resources Full show notes Shop: 30% off Rise + Shine: Guided Path to Heart-Led Living and Leadership

Stephen PhillipsMay 3, 2026

What does balanced screen time look like for children and families today, and how can schools and parents work together to create balance?In this episode of BV Unmuted, Dr. Gillian Chapman is joined by Children's Mercy pediatrician and Blue Valley parent Dr. Libby Milkovich, executive director of school administration Amy Farthing and executive director of academic services Kelly June to discuss healthy screen time habits at home and in the classroom. Together, they explore the evolving role of technology in kids' lives, practical ways families can model healthy digital behaviors and how Blue Valley is taking a thoughtful, balanced approach to screen use in schools.Whether you are a parent, educator or community member, this conversation offers practical takeaways and reassurance that there is no one-size-fits-all approach—just intentional steps toward balance and well-being.Listen now and discover how Blue Valley is partnering with families to help students thrive in a digital world.

Stephen PhillipsApril 12, 2026

Stephen PhillipsApril 26, 2026

A freshman recognized for AI work, a chef earning James Beard attention and a broadcaster making Kansas City Royals history walk into the same conversation, and what comes out is a blueprint for growth. We sit down with Ash Jackson, Swetha Newcomb and Bridget Howard to hear the real stories behind the headlines and the school moments that helped set everything in motion across Blue Valley Schools.Ash shares how coding and AI first clicked through character creation, and how being part of an online art community changed the way they think about ethics, credit and authenticity in generative AI. Swetha takes us from her mom's home cooking to a major career pivot, then into the concept behind her restaurant: blending South Asian ingredients with Midwest comfort and Kansas City barbecue favorites. Bridget reflects on what it means to consistently appear on the Royals broadcast as the first woman in franchise history to do so, and why preparation, storytelling and professionalism still have to lead the way.We also dig into what makes opportunities stick: mentors who notice your potential, programs that give you real reps and the mindset to keep showing up when it would be easier to quit. You will hear advice you can actually use, from “don't wait for permission” to “be where your feet are,” plus the reminder that luck tends to favor the prepared.Subscribe to Blue Valley Unmuted, share this with someone who needs a push to say yes and leave a review if these stories helped you. Which piece of advice are you taking into your own week?

American democracy is doomed if people can't tolerate disagreement. Bradley sits down with Ed Manzi, founder of Unmuted, who is building something genuinely countercultural: in-person forums for politically curious New Yorkers to listen to each other. They get into mobile voting, why Congress has become a tweet farm, and whether the lesson politicians should take from Trump is the terrifying one.Learn more about UNMUTED: https://www.unmuted.fyi/On May 14, UNMUTED will be hosting a debate between candidates for Congress in New York's 12th district, at Hungarian House in Upper East Side. More details: https://luma.com/syqniv23Firewall nominated for a Webby! Vote today and support us for best individual episode - interview or talk show -for Bradley's interview with then-candidate Zohran Mamdani in April 2025. We're up against Oprah, so we'll need all the votes we can get! It only takes 10 seconds - thanks in advance: https://bit.ly/firewallwebbyThis episode was taped at P&T Knitwear at 180 Orchard Street — New York City's only free podcast recording studio.Send us an email with your thoughts on today's episode: info@firewall.media.Subscribe to Bradley's weekly newsletter and follow Bradley on Linkedin + Substack + YouTube.

For years, Erin Snow was a trauma-informed legal advocate for domestic violence, sexual assault, and stalking survivors, so she understands well the cost of having nowhere safe to say what's true. When she got divorced, she felt isolated and without a support system, even among people she thought were friends. She'd been so busy being everyone else's “person” that she never let anyone be hers. So, she created the kind of space she was seeking. She founded the Unmuted Room, a judgement-free confidential listening space built on the premise that being heard is not a luxury but a necessity.In our conversation, Erin describes the slow, quiet realization that the friendships she'd been showing up for weren't actually showing up for her – which I think is a common experience that's going to make so many listeners feel seen. In this episode you'll hear about:The challenge of feeling like you don't fit in a friend group and the pressure to conform to their value and interests Erin's slow realization that her role as the listener among friends was being unreciprocated in the midst of a divorce, eventually leading her to feel ostracizedThe importance in finding new supportive relationships and the role of networking groups that helped Erin rebuildThe Unmuted Room and the types of people who seek Erin's services, including people who are in life transitions, caring for aging parents, experiencing fertility issues, etc. Resources & LinksListen to Episode 12 and learn about my theory about the Roots framework; Episode 85 about shifting people-pleasing friendship patterns; Episode 86 about embodying main character energy in your friendships; and Episode 90, aimed at helping men strengthen their social circles.Check out the Unmuted Room and try out a free 10-minute consultation with Erin.Like what you hear? Visit my website, leave me a voicemail, and follow me on Instagram and TikTok!Want to take this conversation a step further? Send this episode to a friend. Tell them you found it interesting and use what we just talked about as a conversation starter the next time you and your friend hang out!

Stephen PhilipsMarch 8, 2026

Stephen PhillipsMarch 1, 2026

If your favorite social media platform disappeared tomorrow, how many people could still find you? Most entrepreneurs don't own their visibility, they rent it from algorithms they can't control. In this episode, Crissy Conner breaks down the "Visibility Diversification" strategy for 2026, shifting you from borrowed traffic to owned assets like email and searchable content that works while you sleep and don't lose the human connection.Unmuted https://thevisibleceo.com/unmutedGive Me 10 https://thevisibleceo.com/giveme10OMNI is my full visibility system built for CEOs who want to grow online without living on their phone. If you're ready to be truly seen, more strategic, and unmistakably in demand, head to check out OMNI at www.omniqueens.com https://www.instagram.com/itscrissyconner/https://www.tiktok.com/@crissyconnerhttps://www.facebook.com/crissyconnerhttps://www.youtube.com/c/crissyconnerhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/crissyconner/

If your favorite social media platform disappeared tomorrow, how many people could still find you? Most entrepreneurs don't own their visibility, they rent it from algorithms they can't control. In this episode, Crissy Conner breaks down the "Visibility Diversification" strategy for 2026, shifting you from borrowed traffic to owned assets like email and searchable content that works while you sleep and don't lose the human connection.Unmuted https://thevisibleceo.com/unmutedGive Me 10 https://thevisibleceo.com/giveme10OMNI is my full visibility system built for CEOs who want to grow online without living on their phone. If you're ready to be truly seen, more strategic, and unmistakably in demand, head to check out OMNI at www.omniqueens.com https://www.instagram.com/itscrissyconner/https://www.tiktok.com/@crissyconnerhttps://www.facebook.com/crissyconnerhttps://www.youtube.com/c/crissyconnerhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/crissyconner/

What does Career & Technical Education really look like in 2026—and how is it shaping the future for Blue Valley students?In this episode of BV Unmuted, Dr. Gillian Chapman sits down with Kennedy Zellars, a senior at Blue Valley High, Director of Career Ready Programs Adam Wessel and Blue Valley alumna and local business owner Ethan Kushnir to discuss how CTE is transforming learning beyond the traditional classroom. From running a high school store to partnering with real-world businesses, you'll hear firsthand how students are building confidence, discovering strengths and gaining the skills today's employers are actively seeking.Together, they discuss the rapid growth of Blue Valley's Career Ready programs, the evolving needs of the workforce and what excites district leaders and industry partners about what's ahead.Whether you are a parent, student, business leader or community member, this conversation offers insight into how Blue Valley is preparing students to navigate their future with purpose.

Friday, February 6, 2026 UnPacking LIVE WURD 96.1 FM & 900 AM Donovan Thompson @i_am_donovan 06:35 Silence equals complicity- Donovan unpacks how he lost opportunities when he spoke up about Palestine 10:09 Is presence and representation enough? We unpack Beyonce & Arthur Ash 12:56 Your activism is void if it doesn't consider the LGBTQ+ community 16:55 Homophobia only serves white supremacy; being gay is not a choice 19:04 trump calls to nationalize voting 24:28 epstein files got us feeling like we're living in a simulation

What happens when God confronts the “two lives” we’re living—and calls us out of the background and into honest testimony? In this episode of the Thinking Christian Podcast, Dr. James Spencer is joined by Nick Sash (a longtime friend and the host of the Foundational Fathers Podcast) to talk about Nick’s new book, Unmuted: From Silence to Testimony, and the story behind it. Nick shares how years of hiding, silence, and “keep your emotions in check” masculinity gave way to a defining moment: God’s ultimatum to stop living divided and start living surrendered. Nick explains why so many Christians feel safest staying unseen and unheard—and why that “quiet” approach eventually harms us and the people we love. Together, James and Nick explore what it means to live an ordinary faith—not sugarcoated, not performative, not built on hype—just daily obedience rooted in God’s Word. They also discuss the importance of preparation and humility, the role of Scripture in discipleship, and how the church can form believers who don’t just hear the Word—but actually do it. In this episode, we cover: Nick’s testimony: from divided living to surrendered discipleship Why many men learn silence—and how God reshapes that story The message of Unmuted: moving from hiding to honest witness “Ordinary faith” vs. relevance-driven Christianity Why Scripture must shape the church more than trends or “bells and whistles” The Foundational Fathers Podcast vision (including taking the show on the road) What it looks like to share your story faithfully—one conversation at a time Subscribe to our YouTube channel

Blue Valley Superintendent Dr. Gillian Chapman is joined by Blue Valley board members Jan Kessinger and Clay Norkey and Chief Financial Officer Jeremy McFadden to discuss the district's 2026 Legislative priorities ahead of the 2026 Kansas Legislative session.

My trailer to the reboot of my podcast, Millian Unmuted. Just telling you what I am planning for 2026 and forward!

Unmuted: Equity in Focus is back with an episode spotlighting the future of personalized care in vulvar cancer.

What if academic success was about more than test scores—and every student had a team behind them helping them find their path?In this episode of BV Unmuted, Superintendent Dr. Gillian Chapman sits down with Melissa Blevins (Blue River Elementary), Dr. Tyler Alexander (Blue Valley Southwest) and Kelly June (Executive Director of Academic Services) to unpack what it really means to be a champion of learning from kindergarten through graduation.You'll hear how Blue Valley's youngest learners are building powerful foundations in reading and math, with ACT scores nearly four points above the state average, 903 AP scholars, a 96.7% graduation rate and a growing number of students leaving high school with college credit and market value assets already in hand.But the heart of the episode is how those outcomes happen:Teachers using data as a tool for support, not judgment, to personalize instruction for every learner.Classrooms where productive struggle, student voice and engagement drive growth for both AP and on-level students.Intentional work to connect learning to real life through Individual Plans of Study, career-connected opportunities, clubs, activities and strong relationships with staff in every building.If you've ever wondered what's behind Blue Valley's results or how we're preparing students to become curious thinkers, compassionate leaders and lifelong learners, this episode pulls back the curtain on the systems, mindsets and people making it happen.

→ How can we reimagine parent-teacher conferences?→ What are the issues most responsible for burning out teachers today?→ What are some rhythms and activities that can keep our fire for teaching alive?Welcome back to another episode of the Teachers on Fire Podcast, airing live on YouTube most Saturday mornings at 8am Pacific, 11am Eastern. My name is Tim Cavey, and my mission here is to warm your heart, spark your thinking, and ignite your professional practice.Today's Teacher on Fire is Jeff Smith. Jeff has taught in 12 schools over 32 years, with high school courses including mathematics (Pre-Algebra through AP Calculus), AP Comparative Government, Human Geography, and US History. He writes about teacher whitespace on Substack on Teachers' Unmuted.Connect with Jeffon LinkedIn andon Substack at https://jeffuson.substack.com/In This Conversation0:00:00 - Jeff Smith is a high school teacher in Illinois1:46 - Are teachers just customer service representatives?4:18 - What Jeff means by "whitespace" - where teachers find agency6:52 - More about whitespace as a metaphor for freedom7:58 - Bringing one story, one question into our conferences10:28 - Jeff's view: what causes teacher burnout?13:11 - What is the Teachers Unmuted blog on Substack all about?16:10 - Why Jeff writes about his professional practice20:08 - The hobbies and interests that keep Jeff on fire23:38 - Where to connect with Jeff Smith and Teachers UnmutedVisit the home of Teachers on Fire at https://teachersonfire.net/.Song Track Credit: Tropic Fuse by French Fuse - retrieved from the YouTube Audio Library at https://www.youtube.com/audiolibrary/.

In this powerful episode of The Organisational Inclusionist, I sit down with Niya Baxter — Culture Architect, brand strategist, and founder of BLKGirl Ambition — to explore what happens when Black women lead out loud. We talk about the personal cost of silence, the power of storytelling in corporate spaces, and why narratives — not numbers — are what truly shape culture and drive change. If you've ever felt the pressure to shrink, dim, or mute your truth, this conversation is for you.

We're back!Maci and Divine share their personal connections to tea, discussing its cultural significance, the rituals surrounding it, and how it intersects with landscape architecture. Drawing on their experiences with tea —from childhood memories to current practices —they delve into the idea of designing tea gardens that reflect cultural meanings and foster community connections. #landscapearchitecture #tea #landscape #connection #podcast #

In a world of collapsing systems and digital noise, your voice isn't optional — it's essential.Especially if you're a changemaker.In this episode, Adina reveals why visibility is not a vanity metric — it's a core part of wealth-building for changemaker entrepreneurs and first-generation financial leaders.Whether you're advocating for yourself at a bank, educating your family about money, launching a business, or growing a movement — this conversation will show you why voice activation is a key financial strategy.You'll hear:Why silencing yourself costs you more than you thinkHow visibility is foundational to building wealth in today's economyThe mindset shifts to move through resistance to sharing your voice and being seenReal-life examples from Adina's journey moving from anonymous blogger to vocal entrepreneur and advocateWhat happens financially + energetically when you start speaking up consistentlyThis episode is an invitation to UNMUTE — not for ego, but for impact.If you're ready to claim your message, break your silence, and expand your income through clarity and consistency, this one's for you.

We're not here to fight to be heard — we're here to speak from the space no one else is holding.In this powerful episode, let's unpack what it means to become UNMUTED in a time of collapse, censorship, and collective fear. From the dismantling of institutions to the internal voices that keep us small, this is a direct call to changemakers, leaders, and truth-tellers to rise.Adina shares her personal struggles with visibility, the real reason most people self-silence, and why reclaiming your voice is no longer just a personal goal — it's a collective responsibility.If you've been hesitating, self-editing, or questioning whether it's safe to speak up, this episode will anchor you in truth, mission, and momentum.

Cam Cooksey brings a lively Saturday night vibe to Flow with a mix of community banter, personal stories, and sharp takes on global events. From sharing his first experience watching The Chosen to riffing on UFO coverups like the Phoenix Lights, Cam keeps things candid and funny, even when accidentally going live on mute. The conversation shifts to soccer as a lens for geopolitics, breaking down UEFA's potential ban on Israel and what it signals for shifting global power. Along the way, Cam celebrates Badlands meetups, cracks jokes about SEC football, and plays videos that blend humor with deeper cultural reflections. With heart, humor, and honesty, this episode feels like a hangout with friends where faith, politics, and everyday life collide.

God is drawing the lines between the status quo churchgoers and the fiery, sold-out-for-Jesus zealots. The culture is boldly trying to mute the followers of Jesus. Christians have been passive and easily intimidated with the powerful, unapologetic message of the Kingdom looking more like a mollified seeking of permission to just exist. In Acts chapter 4, when the elites sought to muzzle the Church, the leaders defied the powers that be and prayed for a ground-shaking fulness of the Spirit that could not be silenced. God is calling today's Christians to respond in the same boldly defiant way to the forces of an elitist culture that keeps trying to press the mute button on the people of God.

God is drawing the lines between the status quo churchgoers and the fiery, sold-out-for-Jesus zealots. The culture is boldly trying to mute the followers of Jesus. Christians have been passive and easily intimidated with the powerful, unapologetic message of the Kingdom looking more like a mollified seeking of permission to just exist. In Acts chapter 4, when the elites sought to muzzle the Church, the leaders defied the powers that be and prayed for a ground-shaking fulness of the Spirit that could not be silenced. God is calling today's Christians to respond in the same boldly defiant way to the forces of an elitist culture that keeps trying to press the mute button on the people of God.

Our guest today has been called a “soothing gut punch.” Rachel Druckenmiller brings the perfect mix of warmth and wake-up call that sticks with you long after the mic drops. She's a TEDx speaker, singer-songwriter, and award-winning entrepreneur who spent 13 years as a corporate HR leader before founding UNMUTED in 2019. Rachel's worked with leaders at Deloitte, Citizens Bank, and Sherwin-Williams, helping thousands of people step up, say YES, and show up fully at work and in the world. Named one of Forbes' Next1000 honorees, a 40 Under 40 Game Changer by Workforce Magazine, and a Best of the Stage Speaker by Smart Meetings, Rachel is known for reigniting the human spirit at work and helping people become their bravest, boldest, most UNMUTED selves. She married her college sweetheart, never turns down a dance party, and will absolutely steal the mic at karaoke. Connect with her on LinkedIn, Spotify, and on her website www.RachelDruckenmiller.com. Social Media Links: - Website: www.RachelDruckenmiller.com - LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rachelbdruckenmiller/ - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/unmutedlife/ - YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/racheldruckenmiller - Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/0u42nNEz1pAsJsoEcDkTvA?si=43gptFwPRtGbHh5pxFH6xQ

I thought I was ready to buy my first business. I had the vision, the momentum, and the passion. But I failed—and it hurt.In this episode of Unmuted, I get real about what went wrong in my first business acquisition and share the 5 lessons I wish someone had told me before I started. If you're thinking about buying a business, scaling through acquisition, or just stepping into ownership for the first time, you need to hear this.

In this episode, we dive into Blue Valley's 2020-2025 Strategic Plan, examining the district's progress and impact.    We'll highlight advancements in student support, including mental health first aid training and social-emotional learning initiatives. The discussion also covers the district's commitment to staff wellbeing, professional learning and achievements in literacy and math.    Hear from Deputy Superintendent Dr. Katie Collier, Director of Human Resources – Recruitment & Retention Dr. Kelly Wessel and Executive Director of Operations Jake Slobodnik as they reflect on the collaborative efforts of staff, the community and the Board of Education.

20250517 Community Unmuted Originally Broadcasted May 17, 2025, on ACB Media 5   This episode, we answered your tech questions!   Sponsored by: Club Unmute Access Unmute Presents Podcasts     Find out more at https://acb-community.pinecast.co

⭐️ Get your free Human Design Chart https://www.miranda-mitchell.com/free-human-design-chart-video ⭐️   In this episode of the Provoking Prosperity Podcast, host Miranda Mitchell dives deep into a powerful conversation with Sarah D'laine—a former Hollywood actress turned branding visionary and emotional intelligence expert. They discuss the journey of rebellion against perfectionism, the importance of integrity, and the essence of a genuine personal brand. Sarah shares insights on overcoming imposter syndrome, creative limitations, and the significance of embracing all parts of oneself. Tune in to discover how to connect with your true voice and inspire the world by being unapologetically yourself.   About Serah:   Sarah Delaine is a brand strategist, emotional intelligence expert, and former Hollywood actress turned visionary business coach. As the founder of Stage IIX Agency and iScale CRM, and the creator of the Profitable Personal Brand Formula, Sarah bridges the gap between soulful embodiment and high-level strategy. But behind the frameworks and formulas is a woman who leads with deep integrity, truth, and a rebellious devotion to wholeness. With a background in entertainment and a mastery in parts work psychology, Sarah teaches others not just how to build a brand—but how to become the brand by reclaiming the parts of themselves they've been told to silence. In her world, personal power isn't a performance—it's a practice. And branding isn't about being seen—it's about being remembered for the truth you embody.   Show Notes:    00:26 Introducing Sarah Delaine: From Hollywood to Branding Visionary 01:42 Exploring Identity and Personal Power 02:57 Diving into Personal Branding and Business Growth 07:04 Navigating Internal Conflicts and Imposter Syndrome 08:38 Challenging Societal Norms and Embracing Imperfections 16:59 The Power of Storytelling in Branding 19:13 Parts Work and Overcoming Internal Barriers 25:46 Loving All Parts of Yourself 30:23 Embracing Dynamic Selves 31:24 Understanding Authority vs. Control 32:50 The Sacredness of Boundaries 39:46 Crafting a Profitable Personal Brand 46:28 Self-Mastery and Brand Power 56:03 Final Thoughts and Inspiration  

20250503 Community Unmuted Originally Broadcasted May 3, 2025, on ACB Media 5   This episode, we answered your tech questions!   Sponsored by: Club Unmute Access Unmute Presents Podcasts     Find out more at https://acb-community.pinecast.co

20250419 Community Unmuted Originally Broadcasted April 19, 2025, on ACB Media 5   This episode, we answered your tech questions!   Sponsored by: Club Unmute Access Unmute Presents Podcasts   Find out more at https://acb-community.pinecast.co

We all have areas we overlook, and it's essential to bring those to light. Beyond identifying these blind spots, let's reflect on our true needs and desires.  I'm really excited about this discussion! Please join us next week for an engaging conversation on

Our #BVUnmuted series continues with a focus with an update on the district's personal electronic device policy. Blue Valley Superintendent Dr. Tonya Merrigan is joined by Blue Valley North Principal Dr. Tyson Ostroski, Executive Director of School Administration Scott Roberts and Blue Valley North Social Studies Teacher Jeff Breedlove.#BVTogether

20250405 Community Unmuted Originally Broadcasted April 5, 2025, on ACB Media 5   This episode, we answered your tech questions!   Sponsored by: Club Unmute Access Unmute Presents Podcasts   Find out more at https://acb-community.pinecast.co

Vulnerability in EntrepreneurshipMaci and Divine explore the complexities of entrepreneurship, focusing on the intertwining of personal identity and professional life. They discuss the challenges of vulnerability, community support, and the emotional facets of being an entrepreneur. The conversation continued beyond the intended end time, so please enjoy 2 extra bonus clips! ⁠Remesha Design Lab⁠@design_unmuted⁠The Landscape Nerd⁠@thelandscapenerdTranscript for EpisodeKey ThemesEntrepreneurship requires navigating personal and professional identities.Community support is crucial for sustaining entrepreneurial journeys.Building a multi-passionate business is possible and fulfilling.Chapters00:59 Reflecting on Five Years of The Landscape Nerd04:27 The Intersection of Personal Life and Professional Identity19:04 The Importance of Community and Support24:52 The Intertwining of Life and Work29:49 Unexpected Ease in Public Speaking30:52 Embracing AI in Entrepreneurship41:51 The Importance of Emotional Expression51:49 The Challenge of Sharing Personal Stories56:06 Setting Accountability and Challenges for GrowthKeywords for the algorithm Landscape architecture, podcast, entrepreneurship, vulnerability, personal growth, community support, emotional intelligence, AI in business, multi-passionate, work-life balance, authenticity, design

In this episode of Landscapes Unmuted, Divine and Maci explore the concept of success, and redefining it. They discuss the traditional stereotypes of success and the challenges they present to keeping people in the field. The conversation emphasizes the need to redefine success to include personal well-being, work-life balance, and community impact. Then they close out the episode by sharing their definitions of success, celebrating achievements, and sharing their dreams for the future.⁠Remesha Design Lab⁠@design_unmuted⁠The Landscape Nerd⁠@thelandscapenerdKey ThemesRedefining success is essential for more diverse perspectives in Landscape Architecture.Exploitation in the industry begins during education, where students are expected to prioritize work over well-being.The narrative of needing decades of experience to be considered good is limiting and harmful. Redefining success involves finding balance and joy.Dream big.Success is a personal journey that evolves.Chapters08:11 Challenging Stereotypes of Success14:38 The Impact of Gender Dynamics on Success19:55 Understanding Exploitation in the Field30:40 Personal Redefinitions of Success39:01 The Shift from Production to Impact45:05 CenteringJoy and Balance49:52 Collaboration and Self-Knowledge in Success57:20 Celebrating Achievements and Community01:01:47 Dreaming Big: Personal Aspirations and GoalsKeywords for the algorithm success, landscape architecture, International Women's Day, gender dynamics, exploitation, redefining success, personal growth, career challenges, work-life balance, community impact, creative work, emotional toll, redefining success, joy, balance, collaboration, self-knowledge, self-discovery, community, personal aspirations

Our #BVUnmuted series continues with a focus with an update on the approved 2023 Bond. Blue Valley Superintendent Dr. Tonya Merrigan is joined by Executive Director of Operations Jake Slobodnik, Director of Safety and Security Dan Carney, and Senior Coordinator of Digital Resources Liz Chopp.#BVTogether

Don't worry, The Landscape Nerd is not going anywhere, it's just growing a bit!In this inaugural episode of Landscapes Unmuted, hosts Maci Nelson and Divine Ndemeye introduce their new podcast, discussing their backgrounds, the importance of collaboration, and the challenges of navigating mental health and burnout in the design field. The conversation highlights their commitment to creating a healthier, more inclusive environment in landscape architecture and design. Maci and Divine both host their own podcasts, The Landscape Nerd, and Design Unmuted respectively. You can follow their work in the links belowRemesha Design Lab@design_unmutedThe Landscape Nerd@thelandscapenerdTranscript for the episode Key Themes Collaboration is key to overcoming challenges in the design field. Mental health awareness is crucial for a healthier work culture. Personal identities shape our perspectives and work in design.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Landscapes Unmuted03:02 The Journey of Co-Hosting06:02 Personal Backgrounds and Identities09:11 The Importance of Collaboration12:01 Navigating Burnout and Mental Health14:50 The Power of Community and Support21:12 Defining Success and Personal Growth24:10 Designing a Life of Ease39:41 Celebrating Milestones 41:48 Writing Ourselves into the Narrative47:02 Asking for Opportunities and Collaboration49:07 Claiming Our Talents and Multiple Passions01:06:12 Final Thoughts and Future Episode PromptsKeywords for the algorithm:podcast, landscape architecture, mental health, collaboration, community, burnout, design, personal growth, identity, creativity, entrepreneurship, design, education, inclusivity, neurodiversity, community, collaboration, milestones, storytelling, personal growth

Audio OnlyDon't worry, The Landscape Nerd is not going anywhere, it's just growing a bit!In this inaugural episode of Landscapes Unmuted, hosts Maci Nelson and Divine Ndemeye introduce their new podcast, discussing their backgrounds, the importance of collaboration, and the challenges of navigating mental health and burnout in the design field. The conversation highlights their commitment to creating a healthier, more inclusive environment in landscape architecture and design. Maci and Divine both host their own podcasts, The Landscape Nerd, and Design Unmuted respectively. You can follow their work in the links below⁠Remesha Design Lab⁠@design_unmuted⁠The Landscape Nerd⁠@thelandscapenerd⁠Transcript for the episode ⁠Key ThemesChapters00:00 Introduction to Landscapes Unmuted03:02 The Journey of Co-Hosting06:02 Personal Backgrounds and Identities09:11 The Importance of Collaboration12:01 Navigating Burnout and Mental Health14:50 The Power of Community and Support21:12 Defining Success and Personal Growth24:10 Designing a Life of Ease39:41 Celebrating Milestones 41:48 Writing Ourselves into the Narrative47:02 Asking for Opportunities and Collaboration49:07 Claiming Our Talents and Multiple Passions01:06:12 Final Thoughts and Future Episode PromptsKeywords for the algorithm:podcast, landscape architecture, mental health, collaboration, community, burnout, design, personal growth, identity, creativity, entrepreneurship, design, education, inclusivity, neurodiversity, community, collaboration, milestones, storytelling, personal growth

Our #BVUnmuted series continues with a focus on the impact of our teachers in the Blue Valley Schools. Blue Valley Superintendent Dr. Tonya Merrigan is joined by three Blue Valley Schools students, Caroline, Arianna and Maverick to discuss the positive impact that our teachers have on their students.

Madge Unmuted 2024 Episodes Recap! Watch a montage of some of the funniest 2024 highlights from Madge Unmuted podcast with hostess Madge Madigan.PLEASE SUBSCRIBE TO MY CHANNEL WHILE YOU'RE HERE!My Website: https://madgeunmuted.com/Audio podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/show/madge-u.Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MadgeUnmutedInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/madgemadigan/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@madgemadiganBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/madge-unmuted--4548342/support.

Assistant Coach Marc Grenier teamed up with Walling to face Mason and Josh in this Matt-hosted game. In it, we learned that salty Mason threatened to rage quit, ChatGPT can't do much with opposite TV show summaries, toast is the best meal for an Olympic athlete, Walling repeatedly interrupts Mason, and "idiot number 29" triggers an answer. #FillTheGaps #FillMoreGaps #FillEvenMoreGaps #TedLasso #LedTasso #BallersInSpace #Ballers #Idiot29 #Toast https://dobosdelights.com/ Promo Code: CheckYourTaint https://www.patreon.com/benchwarmerstp https://www.facebook.com/benchwarmerstp https://www.twitter.com/benchwarmerstp https://www.instagram.com/benchwarmerstp/ https://www.teepublic.com/stores/benchwarmers-trivia-podcast

In today's episode of the HR Leaders Podcast, we welcome Rachel Druckenmiller, keynote speaker, facilitator, and CEO of Unmuted.Rachel shares her personal journey from burnout to living a life of purpose and passion. She dives into the transformative power of unmuting yourself, embracing vulnerability, and setting boundaries to live authentically and with greater impact.Rachel also reveals how overcoming self-doubt and finding your voice can lead to more meaningful work and relationships, and she shares the lessons she learned from her own experiences and coaching others.

What's holding you back from speaking up and letting your authentic self show up at work? Where are you keeping yourself on "mute" and what is that costing you? I had the pleasure of speaking with the inspiring Rachel Druckenmiller, a dynamic keynote speaker, leadership trainer, and the creative mind behind the concept of Unmuted. Rachel's story of unmuting her authentic self—evolving from an unfulfilling corporate career to a full-time speaker who integrates singing into her keynotes—was full of transformational insights. She has dedicated her career to helping others find their voices and thrive, free from the constraints of silence and self-doubt. Her powerful approach challenges leaders to embrace their full potential and encourage their teams to do the same. Want to learn how to let your authentic self show up at work? Then don't miss this enlightening episode! 

Introducing Darlene & Ben: On age-gap love through menopause from Women's Health: menopause: unmuted.Follow the show: Women's Health: menopause: unmutedIn this episode, Darlene and Ben share their unconventional love story, which was challenged and strengthened by Darlene's menopause experience. Although Ben is 20 years younger than Darlene, he has proven to be an exemplary partner and source of support for Darlene as she struggled with menopause symptoms. In addition to the broader impact of menopause symptoms on her daily life, Darlene also shares how her symptoms affected her work and how she felt unsupported in her workplace. This experience eventually led her to take time off work, however, it also inspired her to become an advocate to help educate, bring awareness, and support others going through menopause in the workplace. Ben has extended his committed support for Darlene by joining her in these advocacy efforts. The couple also talks about their shared passion for fitness and powerlifting, which has brought joy and confidence to Darlene in her midlife years. Content warning: this episode mentions the topic of suicidal ideation.  Useful Links: If you are in need of immediate support, you can call, text, or chat the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline at 988 (available free of charge in the United States 24/7)Learn more about strength training and menopause in one of our previous episodes A Strong Menopause with Susan Niebergall.Are you interested in sharing your menopause story on the podcast? You can pass your contact details to the production team for further consideration by filling out this form.  DISCLAIMER: Please note, this is an independent podcast episode not affiliated with, endorsed by, or produced in conjunction with the host podcast feed or any of its media entities. The views and opinions expressed in this episode are solely those of the creators and guests. For any concerns, please reach out to team@podroll.fm.