Podcasts about unseen heroes

“So if you have not tapped into community members that you are serving, that you are working with, then you are missing a large, piece of the solution to your problems”. - Heather HeslepGentrification, displacement, the struggle for ownership... these are the challenges faced by many communities today. But what if art could be the key to preserving cultural heritage and building economic resilience? The panel discussion features Tamaira “Miss Tee” Sandifer, CEO & Founder of Studio T Arts & Entertainment, Arianna Chavez, Executive Director at Arte Americas, Roshaun Davis, Executive Director of CLTRE and Co-Founder of Unseen Heroes, and Heather Heslup, Director of Public Art Programs at Destination Crenshaw along with Nikko Kimzin, CEO + Lead Consultant at Kimzin Creative. Join us as we explore the challenges faced by marginalized communities in the arts and the importance of place keeping, ownership, and wealth redistribution. - Make a Donation: Support Voices of the Community, fiscally sponsored by Intersection for the Arts, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, and enjoy tax deductions for your contributions. Stay Connected:- Participate: Join our next virtual and live in-person community dialogue event.- YouTube: Watch this episode on our YouTube channel- Newsletter: Sign up to stay updated on future episodes and events - Feedback: Share your thoughts and show ideas at george@georgekoster.com. Delve deeper into our Voices of the Community Series: explore episodes, speakers, organizations, and resources on our dedicated page. Watch and learn from all five series now!

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This International Women's Day, we spotlight the remarkable yet often overlooked lives of nuns through the lens of the Nun Study, a pioneering research project that offers profound insights into purpose, positivity, and longevity. In this episode, we delve into the disciplined, purpose-driven lives of these women, drawing parallels to the concepts of flow and living with intent, while also celebrating their invaluable contributions to science and our understanding of mental health and happiness. Key Takeaways: ✅ The Nun Study's pivotal role in linking positive emotions with longevity and mental health. ✅ Insights into how the lives of nuns exemplify flow and purpose, serving as models for a fulfilling life. ✅ Recognizing and celebrating the contributions of these extraordinary women to our understanding of well-being.

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In this episode of the Salesforce Posse podcast, host Francis Pender engages with Vanessa Grant, a Los Angeles-based business analyst and consultant with over 13 years in the Salesforce ecosystem. Vanessa discusses the critical role of quality business analysis in Salesforce projects, sharing insights from her experience and emphasizing the importance of effective stakeholder management. Ideal for Salesforce professionals seeking to enhance their BA skills or understand its impact, this episode is packed with valuable advice and fun anecdotes from Vanessa's career journey. What you will learn What is a Salesforce Business Analyst? Why developing strong business analysis skills is crucial for Salesforce admins and developers. The significance of quality business analysis in Salesforce projects. Vanessa Grant's journey from music to Salesforce and her approach to business analysis. Strategies for managing complex stakeholder relationships effectively. The challenges business analysts face in the Salesforce ecosystem and how to overcome them. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/salesforce-posse/message

Jewish Diaspora Report - Episode 86 On this episode of the Jewish Diaspora Report, Host Mike Jordan interviews Hadara Arbel; an Israeli tour guide, mother of 4 and wife of an Israeli soldier fighting in the current conflict, about her experience since October 7th, the current situation in Israel today and what she saw when she visited the site of the October 7th attack. For more info or if you need a tour guide in Israel, please check out Hadara's website:https://www.hadara-tours.com/ Explore these challenging issues and join the Jewish Diaspora Report for future episodes on issues of Politics, Culture, Current Events and more!   Check us out on Instagram @jdr.podcastSupport the show

What if I told you that the dark world of human trafficking is worth a mind-boggling £500 billion? Join me in this episode as we journey through the incredible work of Andrew Wallis and Unseen, a charity on a 15-year mission to combat this global atrocity. However, Unseen isn't your average charity – they're the real-life superheroes fighting human trafficking head-on and even run a 24/7 anti-slavery helpline. Andrew takes us through his heart-breaking journey, from his initial encounter with trafficking to the launch of Unseen. We also chat about consumer power, how to spark a global movement, and what needs to change so survivors feel more empowered. In a world where darkness prevails, there's a beacon of hope shining through with the work that Andrew and his charity does. Get ready for a harrowing conversation that peels back the layers of this horrific industry and acknowledges the unsung heroes fighting modern slavery. It's time to raise our voices and take action because no one should ever be left unseen. Tune in now, and brace yourself for some jaw-dropping statistics… Discussion points:  01:45 Introduction to Unseen14:44 Global human trafficking statistics07:41 The exploitation of women16:10 Definition of modern slavery21:04 Organ harvesting across countries28:32 Tackling systemic issues36:57 Human trafficking legislations49:01 How to solve the problem of human slavery51:14 The importance of consumer awareness 54:37 The harsh reality of human trafficking58:48 Empowering survivors and creating a movement Show Sponsors: Najahi Events: The UAE's leading event promoter https://www.instagram.com/najahievents/?hl=en   Megavrse: Dive into immersive environments in the Metaverse that redefine the future of retail, art, and workhttps://www.megavrse.xyz/#/ Socials: Spencer Lodge https://www.instagram.com/spencer.lodge/?hl=en https://www.tiktok.com/@spencer.lodge https://www.linkedin.com/in/spencerlodge/ https://www.youtube.com/c/SpencerLodgeTV https://www.facebook.com/spencerlodgeofficial/  Andrew Wallishttps://www.linkedin.com/in/andrewwallis/

"Behind The Seen" is a thought-provoking podcast hosted by Alana and Dean Stott, a dynamic couple with a remarkable journey. The podcast's central theme revolves around uncovering the hidden stories of success by spotlighting the often-overlooked individuals who provide essential support behind the scenes. Alana and Dean draw from their personal experiences to explore the dynamics of relationships where one person takes the forefront while the other works tirelessly in the background. Throughout the series, they engage in candid conversations with a diverse range of guests, including entrepreneurs, athletes, and public figures. The discussions shed light on the challenges, triumphs, and lessons learned in achieving greatness as a team. With a focus on mutual appreciation, effective communication, and understanding, "Behind the Seen" aims to inspire listeners to recognize and celebrate the vital role of support systems in every success story.HIGHLIGHT QUOTESDean Stott: "Behind every successful man or woman, there is a team. There's a team that you don't see."Alana Stott: "The concept of 'Behind the Scene' is about telling the story of the people the world doesn't see."Dean Stott: "Just because one person looks like they're succeeding, don't be resentful. Work together as a team."Alana Stott: "To live out your purpose is what you're here for. There's room for all, but communication and mutual respect are key."Dean Stott: "You can still have a family and succeed. That's an excuse to say otherwise."Alana Stott: "The podcast aims to touch everybody, helping them understand the power of combining efforts and working together."Connect and learn more about Dean Stott.Instagram: @deanstottLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dean-stott-24725880Website: https://www.deanstott.com/about-deanConnect and learn more about Alana Stott.Instagram:@alanastottLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alana-stott-mbe-194493aaWebsite: https://alanastott.com/

Research to protect California wine grapes from wildfire smoke. Sacramento business incubation program CLTRE Club. CapRadio lays off staff, cancels music programs amid financial issues. Fighting Smoke Tainted Wine As wildfire smoke becomes the norm in California, winemakers are having to deal with the impact the smoke has on their product.  Now, researchers at UC Davis are experimenting with ways to help protect wine grapes from the smell and taste of smoke, putting the state's multi-billion dollar industry at risk. CapRadio's Environment Reporter, Manola Secaira, joins Insight for the latest advances in technology to fight against smoke-tainted wine and the effort to keep the costs down. Plus, we'll get a virtual taste-test of what smoke-tainted wine really tastes like. Sacramento Business Incubator CLTRE Club Small businesses are core to the local economy. But it's not for the faint of heart. Getting a business off the ground and becoming successful can be tough to do alone, especially when taking on the added overhead of a storefront. A new nonprofit wants to make those hurdles less daunting for local entrepreneurs. Roshaun Davis, co-owner and founder of Unseen Heroes, discusses launching a sister non-profit CLTRE Club in midtown Sacramento, which is a business incubation pilot program and community space in partnership with the Capitol Area Development Authority (CADA).  CapRadio, NSPR Layoffs and Music Program Cancellations Last week, CapRadio laid off 12% of its staff and canceled four music shows due to ongoing financial issues. The layoffs span music, news hosts, digital and include North State Public Radio based in Chico, which CapRadio operates. The Saturday program cuts are “Mick Martin's Blues Party,” “K-ZAP,” “At the Opera,” and “Hey, Listen!” In August, Tom Karlo was appointed interim general manager of CapRadio. Karlo retired from KPBS in San Diego after 47 years with the public media station. He joins Insight to explain the financial challenges that led to these cuts. Following NPR's protocol for reporting on itself, no CapRadio corporate official or news executive reviewed this segment before broadcast. 

The road to business success is rarely a solo journey. We're putting the spotlight on the often-unseen, yet crucial, role of partner and family support in the business world. The comparison trap, when we hold up our business against misleading social media portrayals and how 'others' are doing, leads to unfair expectations and undermine your progress. We teach how to assess the kind of support you're currently receiving.  And we delve into the complexities of partner and family involvement in your journey, highlighting both their potential benefits and pitfalls. If you're ready to optimize the support you receive and make calculated moves towards your business success, this episode is for you!Downtraining MasterclassWondering how to break free of your standard 'downtraining' with breathing or reverse Kegels?  Check out the $47 Downtraining Masterclass to learn about the three types of downtraining, new downtraining tools for all your patients and prioritize specific downtraining techniques to help your patients improve faster!  Check it out (www.pelvicptrising.com/downtraining) today!About UsNicole and Jesse Cozean founded Pelvic PT Rising to provide clinical and business resources to physical therapists to change the way we treat pelvic health.   PelvicSanity Physical Therapy together in 2016.  It grew quickly into one of the largest cash-based physical therapy practices in the country.Through Pelvic PT Rising, Nicole has created clinical courses (www.pelvicptrising.com/clinical) to help pelvic health providers gain confidence in their skills and provide frameworks to get better patient outcomes.  Together, Jesse and Nicole have helped nearly 200 pelvic practices start and grow through the Pelvic PT Rising Mentorship Program (www.pelvicptrising.com/business) and business courses to change the way pelvic health is administered. Get in Touch!Learn more at www.pelvicptrising.com, follow Nicole @nicolecozeandpt (www.instagram.com/nicolecozeandpt) or reach out via email (nicole@pelvicsanity.com).Check out our Clinical Courses, Business Resources and learn more about us at Pelvic PT Rising...Let's Continue to Rise!

The Men's Journal Everyday Warrior Podcast recently featured an incredible episode with our host Mike Sarraille and guests Julie Sanderson and Dave Batchelor. This episode sheds light on the powerful connection between veterans and the importance of service dogs. Join us in celebrating the efforts of organizations like Patriot Service Dogs, who are saving lives and making a real difference. We encourage you to inform veteran and first responder nonprofits about the Land Rover service awards program. Submitting a video showcasing their purpose, passion, and impact can help them secure funding for their important programs! A big thank you to Julie Sanderson and Dave Batchelor for their dedication to serving veterans and inmates in difficult situations. We also want to express our gratitude to all veterans who have selflessly served our nation. Your sacrifices and bravery will never be forgotten. Submit a veteran non-profit: https://www.landroverusa.com/experiences/events-and-sponsorships/defender-service-awards/index.html Learn more about Patriot Sevice Dogs: patriotservicedogs.org Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Sascha Rijkeboer hat viele Talente, Interessen und Facetten. Und Sascha versteht sich als trans, non-binär. In dieser Podcast-Folge blicken wir hinter das binäre Geschlechterverständnis und lernen Details und Nuancen diverser Begrifflichkeiten kennen. Ausserdem erfahren wir woher Sascha den Mut nimmt sich als Aktivist*In in der öffentlichen Diskussion einzubringen. In dem Gespräch gehen wir auch auf die rechtliche Situation in der Schweiz ein und was das Abschmettern des Themas auf Bundesebene für die Community und unsere Gesellschaft bedeutet. Wir erfahren, warum es wichtig ist, drei Geschlechter-Kategorien für die Angabe des Personenstands zuzulassen. Sascha befürwortet statistische Aussagen, da man dadurch nicht die Augen vor Sexismus verschliessen kann. Sascha hinterfragt eingelernte Geschlechter-Konstrukte und erklärt, warum die herkömmliche Definition von weiblicher oder männlicher Energie wenig sinnvoll ist. Wir erfahren, warum Sascha es als ‚zu einfach‘ empfindet, wenn Menschen Diskussionen über Diskriminierung abkürzen wollen mit den Worten: “Wir sind ja alle Menschen.“ oder: „Wir sind alle Seelen." Wir werden erinnert an ein Zitat von Caroline Emcke: „Wer der Norm entspricht, kann dem Irrtum erliegen, dass es sie nicht gibt.“ Daher sei es wichtig sich bewusst zu machen, wo und wie man einer Norm entspricht und wo und wie man privilegiert ist. Diese Podcast-Folge ist für all jene, die über den cis-Tellerrand hinausblicken wollen und mit Offenheit und Neugierde bereit sind neue Ideen und Perspektiven zuzulassen. Zitat: "Geschlechter sind kein Gesetz. Das wäre ein gesellschaftliches Konstrukt. Von diesen Strukturen, die uns einschränken und unterdrücken, müssen wir uns befreien." Mehr: https://www.unseen-heroes.ch/heroes/sascha-rijkeboer

Erika Rosa Kälin ist eine beinahe blinde Athletin, hat bereits an zahlreichen Wettkämpfen wie den Special Olympics teilgenommen und viele Medaillen gewonnen. Trotz ihrer Beeinträchtigung ist die 53-Jährige auf den Langlauf-Ski oder auf dem Fahrrad schneller unterwegs als die meisten anderen Menschen. Zu den Highlights ihrer Sport-Karriere gehört für sie die Teilnahme an den World Winter Games 2017 in Schladming. Zusammen mit ihrem Guide und Lebenspartner Reinhart Schütz bestreitet sie die meisten Wettkämpfe auf Langlaufski und auf dem eigenen Fahrrad und nicht etwa mit einem Tandem. «Ich vertraue auf mein Gefühl», erklärt Erika. Zudem vertraut sie ihrem Guide voll und ganz. Jede Hürde und Herausforderung treibt sie weiter an. Und: Erika liebt es, auch andere Menschen zur Bewegung zu inspirieren. 

Prof. Dr. Lavinia Heisenberg ist Physikerin und lehrt und forscht im Bereich Relativitätstheorie mit Fokus auf Kosmologie am Institut für Theoretische Physik an der ETH Zürich. 2018 erhielt sie als zweite Frau den renommierten Gustav-Hertz-Preis der Deutschen Physikalischen Gesellschaft. Neben der Liebe zur Physik verfolgt sie das Ziel Astronautin zu werden. 2022 schaffte sie den Schritt ins Auswahlprogramm der ESA für die nächste Space-Exploration-Mission und durchlief zahlreiche Testphasen.  Zitate / Auszüge aus dem Interview:  “Es wird möglich sein, viel tiefer in das Universum zu schauen, ohne dass wir dahin gehen, und Spannendes auch aus dem früheren Universum zu erfahren.” “Ich habe sehr direkt aber auch indirekt mitbekommen, dass es jetzt bei der ESA sehr starken sowohl politischen als auch internen Druck gibt, dass mehr Frauen dabei sollten. Bis jetzt gab es in der Geschichte der ESA nur zwei Astronautinnen und das ist schon eine sehr kleine Anzahl. Das wollen sie jetzt kompensieren.” “Wir versuchen eine interdisziplinäre Arbeit zu starten, bei der es darum geht, die Anzüge, die die Astronauten tragen, biologischer zu gestalten. Diese muss natürlich gewisse Bedingungen erfüllen, was Temperatur und Druck und so weiter betrifft. Und auch wie Bakterien-Kulturen sich da ausbreiten.” “Und ich glaube, dass das Thema Space Exploration auch immer wichtiger in unserem Alltag wird. Dass eine Art Space Tourism entstehen wird.” “An der ETH liegt der Fokus sehr stark auf der Erforschung von Exo-Planeten und auf der Frage: Könnten eventuell Bedingungen auf diesen Planeten herrschen, die ein Leben oder ein ähnliches Leben wie auf der Erde ermöglichen. Das Problem ist: Selbst, wenn man mit unserer Technologie so einen Planeten entdecken würde, würde es ewig dauern, bis man dort ankommt. Wenn man also Raum Zeit selbst manipulieren könnte, könnte man eventuell Überlichtgeschwindigkeiten erreichen.” “Aber man müsste so viel Arbeit und so viel Geduld hineinstecken, um diesen Planeten in einen bewohnbaren Planeten umzuwandeln. Atmosphäre, Luft und Oberfläche so manipulieren, dass dort wirklich Leben möglich wäre. Dabei haben wir schon unseren Planeten hier auf der Erde und es würde so viel weniger Arbeit in Anspruch nehmen, die Erde zu retten.”

Susanne Müller Zantop ist Gründerin und Präsidentin der CEO Positions AG und Expertin für Positionierung mit Fokus auf Executive Performance. CEO Positions kreiert mit Führungskräften strategische Kampagnen zur Stärkung der Unternehmenspositionierung, die zu einer Steigerung der Reputation führen. Die Beraterin ist passionierte Höhen-Bergsteigerin und hat bereits einige Achttausender erklommen. Sie lebt in Zürich und Berlin. https://ceo-positions.com

Hilda N. Liswani is a sustainability leader with a focus on inclusive innovation. She has more than 10 years of experience working with policymakers, venture capitalists, corporations, and academics to develop, communicate, and implement sustainability strategies. Notable organizations include EPFL, the EU, the Mastercard Foundation, and Siemens. Through her organization WeBloom, she is passionate about diversity and inclusion to transform tech ecosystems around the world. She has been awarded the Queen's Young Leaders Award and honored as a Forbes 30 under 30. And as a Global Shaper for the World Economic Forum, she is part of a community of change makers. She believes that innovation can only reach its full potential if it involves everyone. Heidi: Hilda, you are the Executive Director of WeBloom, a non-profit organization based in Zurich. What is your vision for this organization and how did WeBloom come about? Hilda: Our vision at WeBloom is pretty bold and ambitious. We want to transform global tech ecosystems around the world and make them more inclusive. We want them to reflect the society they claim to serve. All these products and services from tech companies designed to help us, the consumers. We want them to reflect society as a whole. The reason WeBloom was created is because in the processes of tech development, tech investment, in all the different areas of the tech industry, there's just not enough inclusion of women and men or cultural minorities. And that's a really critical problem because tech impacts all of our lives. Heidi: There is a connection between diversity, inclusion and sustainability that is obvious to some people but less so to others. Hilda: The relationship between diversity and sustainability? These seem like two very different issues, but they are connected: Most sustainability solutions are actually developed by women. On the investor side, among retail investors, women tend to be more interested in supporting sustainability projects. So they are the main drivers of sustainability. And, most sustainability startups are founded by women. If women develop most sustainability solutions and at the same time do not have access to the right funding, this means that many sustainability solutions do not come to market Heidi: What do you think are the consequences of not addressing these issues? Hilda: According to McKinsey, we will lose 26% of GDP if we don't integrate all women into the economy. And at the end of last year, the Linnean Report was published: a series of studies found that many female executives are currently leaving their jobs because they cannot reconcile them with their values. And on a human level? If women are not able to participate, what does that mean for our society? What does that mean for the younger generation? How are women perceived on a daily basis? How do they experience their daily lives? So there are consequences on both the macro and micro levels. https://www.webloomglobal.com

Sacramento voters approved Measure O, a contentious ballot measure that allows the city to clear homeless encampments. An organization helping economic development with a community-focused approach and investing in local entrepreneurs. A discussion about the importance of indigenous heritage.  Measure O

Nora Steimer ist Geschäftsleiterin von IGSU - der Interessengemeinschaft für eine saubere Umwelt, eine offene Plattform gegen Littering. Die studierte Psychologin und Umweltschützerin uns wie wir alle zu einer sauberen Umwelt beitragen kann. Die Liebe zur Natur begleitet Nora Steimer schon seit sie klein war und bei der Pfadi aktiv. Das Motto war: sich freiwillig einsetzen für Mensch und Umwelt. Und so sammelten sie regelmässig Abfall ein und achteten darauf, Flora und Fauna nicht zu beschädigen. Diese Verbundenheit mit der Natur hat Nora dazu bewegt, beim Psychologiestudium den Schwerpunkt «Umwelt- und Sozialpsychologie» zu wählen. Und heute trägt sie als Geschäftsleiterin der IGSU aktiv dazu bei, dass sich das Verhalten im Umgang mit Abfall zum Positiven entwickelt und die Schweiz sauberer wird. Der nationale Clean-up-day wird einmal im Jahr veranstaltet. Da engagieren sich über 700 Gemeinden, Vereine, Schulen und Unternehmen. Es gibt auch Raumpartnerschaften: einzelne Personen, die regelmässig in einem bestimmten Gebiet unterwegs sind und dieses regelmässig von Abfall befreien. Zitat: "Wir von der IGSU organisieren ganz viele Massnahmen gegen Littering. Aber schlussendlich braucht es jeden Einzelnen." Links: https://www.igsu.ch/

Lara Dickenmann ist Schweizer Vorreiterin im Frauenfussball. Aufgewachsen in der kleinen Stadt Kriens bei Luzern in der Schweiz, ging sie nach dem Schulabschluss zunächst in die USA, dann nach Frankreich und schliesslich brachte ein wichtiger Karriereschritt sie nach Deutschland. Heute baut Lara Dickenmann als General Managerin mit dem GC Frauenfussball einen Verein auf Weltspitzenniveau auf. Zitate: "Be your best you": Du selbst sein. Und den Anspruch haben, jeden Tag ein bisschen besser zu werden. "Der mentale Aspekt ist das A und O: Jeder kann einen Pass schlagen. Alle auf dem Niveau bringen ähnlich viel mit. Schlussendlich wird 80 bis 90 % im Kopf entschieden." "Eine Spielerin zum GC zu holen, ist eine grosse Verantwortung: Das Versprechen zu erfüllen, sie weiterzuentwickeln – als Fussballerin, aber auch als Mensch. Gut auf sie zu schauen, dass sie sich wohl fühlt." Links: https://gcfrauenfussball.ch https://www.unseen-heroes.ch/heroes/lara-dickenmann

Thema: Nicht immer ist es selbstverständlich, dass Nachbar:innen sich gegenseitig helfen. Doch dies ist die Voraussetzung für ein gutes Zusammenleben in einer Gemeinschaft. Beatrice Binder-Wüstiner ist Diakonin der reformierten Kirche sowie Gründerin und Geschäftsführerin der Nachbarschaftshilfe im Kreis 5 in Zürich. Sie führt Menschen zusammen: engagierte Frauen und Männer und Hilfe suchende NachbarInnen. Mit ihrem grossen Netzwerk fördert und unterstützt sie Kontakte und koordiniert die nachbarschaftliche Hilfe im Quartier, ergänzend zu den bestehenden sozialen Einrichtungen und Institutionen. Beatrice Binder-Wüstiner ist Diakonin der reformierten Kirche und Geschäftsführerin der Nachbarschaftshilfe im Kreis 5. Sie ist an verschiedenen Orten mit Menschen für ein Stück ihres Lebensweges unterwegs. Sie organisiert, knüpft Kontakte und Beziehungen im Quartier, führt Veranstaltungen durch, besucht Menschen und hilft Not lindern. Immer mit einem offenen Ohr für Menschen aus unterschiedlichsten Kulturen und sozialen Milieus. Zitate: "Ich kann nicht selbst allen Leuten helfen, sondern ich organisiere, dass ihnen geholfen wird. Und das hat ganz viel mit Vernetzung und Beziehungsarbeit zu tun." "Es entstehen ganz unerwartete Beziehungen. Und man berührt sich wirklich auf menschlicher Ebene." "Die Freiwilligen haben mehr und mehr Interesse, sich auch untereinander direkt zu vernetzen und den persönlichen Austausch zu pflegen. Das hat wieder mit Lebensqualität im Quartier zu tun." Link: https://www.nachbarschaftshilfe.ch

Korallenriffe sind die artenreichsten Ökosysteme der Welt. Der Verlust dieser Systeme ist eine globale Katastrophe. 2020 wurde das Schweizer ETH Spin-off rrreefs gegründet, welches zerstörte Korallenriffe wieder aufbaut, mithilfe von 3D-gedruckten Tonelementen. rrreefs steht für rethinking, rebuilding and regenerating coral reefs. Die Initiative wurde von drei jungen Frauen ins Leben gerufen, einer Künstlerin und zwei Wissenschaftlerinnen. Dadurch wird der wissenschaftliche Anspruch mit einem künstlerischen Aspekt verbunden. Für diese Podcast Folge habe ich mit einer Gründerinnen gesprochen. Hanna Kuhfuß ist Meeresbiologin und Forschungstaucherin und hat für verschiedene grüne und soziale Start-ups und NGOs im Bereich des Ökosystemschutzes und der angewandten Meereswissenschaften gearbeitet. Als Forschungstaucherin mit mehr als acht Jahren Erfahrung in der Erhaltung und Wiederherstellung von Ökosystemen leitet Hanna die Feldeinsätze von rrreefs. Sie ist für die Sicherheit unter Wasser und die wissenschaftlichen Feld- und Laborexperimente von rrreefs verantwortlich. Zitate: "Das Korallenriff ist ein Schlüsselökosystem im Gesamtökosystem Ozean. Und wenn wir keinen funktionierenden Ozean haben, dann wird es wirklich ungemütlich für uns auf dieser Erde." "Wir haben insgesamt nur noch 20% intakte Korallenriffe. Alle anderen sind gefährdet, stark gefährdet oder schon verloren." "Unsere Vision ist, in 5 bis 10 Jahren wirklich gross zu denken und Kilometer von Küsten durch ein Riffsystem zu schützen." Links: https://www.rrreefs.com

Roshaun Davis is co-founder of Unseen Heroes, an award-winning events and marketing agency that he and his wife, Maritza, started a decade ago. Utilizing his creative talents to help others discover their unique strengths and gifts is Roshaun life's passion. For him, seeing others flourish and thrive by living their ideal lives with careers they've imagined for themselves, creates an energy that can truly shape the surroundings of an entire city. Whether it's a community of creatives, professionals, musicians, business owners, writers, or those who hold a simple idea, Roshaun wants individuals to experience how it feels to shape their ideal future - just as he did. Ten years ago, Roshaun found himself fired from his job. Instead of succumbing to another nine-to-five that he knew would not bring him happiness nor would it play to his creative strengths, he decided to carve his own path. Once he decided to create his own success, everything changed. Roshaun learned at one of the lowest moments in his life that he could create his ideal career by shaping his future in his mind before taking action to see his visions come to fruition through the experiences that Unseen Heroes continues to create every day. Now, hear his take on the Essential 11 questions. More places you can find Roshaun: Website - http://www.unseen-heroes.com/ Twitter - @UnseenHeroes Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/unseenheroes

Jessica Mor-Camenzind ist in Zürich aufgewachen als Tocher einer libanesischen Mutter und eines Schweizer Vaters. Die Mutter zweier Söhne studierte an der Hotelfachschule in Luzern Marketing. Heute führt sie verschiedene Unternehmen u.a. das Mezze à gogo, welches libanesische Kochkurse anbietet. Sie lancierte den libanesischen Newsletter wohnungsnews.ch und ist Autorin diverser Magazine. Als Mitbegründerin der gemeinnützigen SWISS4Lebanon reist sie mehrmals im Jahr in den Libanon und ist im ständigen Kontakt mit den NGO-Partnern vor Ort. In dieser Folge erfahren wir was Jessica Mor-Camenzind antreibt, woher sie die Energie, den Willen und die Kreativität nimmt immer wieder neue Herausforderungen zu meistern. Sie spricht offen über Themen und Erlebnisse die ihr nahe gehen und verrät uns ihr Erfolgserlebnis. SWISS4LEBANON (ehemals Swiss4Syria) wurde 2013 in Zürich gegründet, mit dem Ziel, syrische Flüchtlinge im Libanon zu unterstützen. Jessica Mor-Camenzind ist eine der Gründerinnen. Zwei Jahre nach Ausbruch des Bürgerkrieges in Syrien wollten sie und ihre beiden Partner:innen nicht mehr tatenlos zuschauen und riefen auf Facebook zu einer Kleiderspende auf, um Flüchtlinge zu unterstützen. Der spontane Aufruf führte zu 40 Tonnen Spenden-Kleidern, die im südlichen Libanon in verschiedenen Flüchtlingscamps verteilt wurden. Dank der Hilfsbereitschaft der Schweizer Bevölkerung betreibt die Organisation mittlerweile neun Hilfsprojekte vor Ort. https://www.swiss4lebanon.ch https://www.unseen-heroes.ch/heroes/jessica-mor-camenzind

This week on the cassity cast…. We bring you:  A Little ASMR   That's right!  Also, Cassidy has an acting gig AND he is “excited” with a lower case “e.”  Ben Ismail, actor, director, astrologer and manager of Unseen Heroes in Sacramento joins the fun and brings   All   The astro   Wisdom    We learn a lot about Astrology through Katie and Cassidy's chart including but not limited to why this podcast is where they each belong.So hop on in, friends.  The water is waaaaarm.  Go to Katie Rubin .com FB/IG/T @allanswerspod Send your questions to, allanswerspod@gmail.com, maybe we'll answer your question, maybe we'll just get you on the show to ask it yourself. Join the facebook community for great conversations with like minded individuals.  Thanks for the listens and support, Please Rate/Review and tell a friend. 

WATER FOR WATER (WfW) is an international non-profit organisation with the vision of making the use of water resources climate-friendly and fair. Through long-term partnerships and holistic approaches, WfW sustainably improves the water and sanitation supply in Zambia and Mozambique. In Switzerland, Zambia and Mozambique, WfW places a strong focus on education and awareness-raising - always with the aim of establishing professional WASH systems and promoting the conscious use of water. Tumba M. Mupango is Programme Manager for Capacity Development at WfW in Zambia and advises the government in Zambia as a member of the Advisory Board. Question 1: Tumba, you have been working on water supply and sanitation projects in Zambia for more than ten years. Have you noticed any improvement? Answer: According to a demographic and health survey in Zambia, more than 36 percent of the population lacks access to basic water supply and more than 67 percent lack access to basic sanitation. Zambia has made many efforts to address these challenges. The development goal: to ensure access to fair and safe water and drinking water for all by 2030. Thanks to WfW, four districts of Lusaka, the capital of Zambia, have already been connected to the water supply. Question 2: As part of your work at WfW, you sit on the government's advisory board in Zambia, which deals with water and skills development issues. What are the challenges? Answer: Zambia's Vision 2030 focuses on skills development and investment in educational qualifications that respond to the demands of the labour market. With this in mind, we established the Water and Sanitation Sector Skills Advisory Board, which aims to match the increased demand for skilled labour in the sector with supply. WfW has supported over 500 students to gain trade and craft qualifications in the water and sanitation sector. Question 3: What is the difference that local people in Zambia experience through skills and know-how development? Answer: In 2020, there were about 3800 secondary schools, nine public universities and about 54 private universities in Zambia. Every year, over 100,000 students graduate from secondary school and cannot get into universities because higher education and universities in Zambia are expensive compared to vocational training. Question 4: Your personal story is a difficult one, but also very inspiring. You grew up in a family with six siblings and had to take care of your family from an early age. This hard time fostered your dedication to support women from disadvantaged backgrounds. Answer: I lost my father at the age of 13, my older siblings were just 17 and the youngest 6. We were raised by my mother and many hard-working women in my extended family. Because of this experience, I have always been committed to making life better for the next generation of women. Question 5: How is safe drinking water related to gender equality? And how do the projects you run help other women? Answer: There are direct and indirect links from our projects to gender equality. One is that the provision of clean water is a time factor, during which women could better engage in other economic activities that improve their livelihoods. On skills development: Most of the students I support are girls and women. The aim is for them to be self-sufficient and to finance their own livelihood. Links: Water for Water: https://wfw.ch/ Unseen Heroes: https://en.unseen-heroes.ch/heroes/tumba-m-mupango

Anna Hochreutener ist leidenschaftliche Imkerin. Gemeinsam mit ihrem Mann hat sie das Unternehmen wabe3, eine innovative Zürcher Imkerei, gegründet. Über 100 Bienenvölker haben die beiden auf ungenutzten Flachdächern von Zürich stationiert. Die grüne Stadt Zürich ist mit ihrer riesengrossen Blütenvielfalt ideal für Bienen. Monokulturen am Land führen dazu, dass grüne Wüsten entstehen und Bienen abgesehen von wenigen Wochen der Blütezeit wenig zu essen haben. Bienen sind u.a. deshalb so wichtig für die Menschheit, weil rund ein Drittel von unseren Nahrungsmitteln von Bienen und anderen Insekten bestäubt werden. Ohne sie würde es viele Pflanzen gar nicht geben. In dieser Podcast Folge erhalten wir einen Einblick in die faszinierende Welt der Bienenvölker. Dieser Superorganismus funktioniert deshalb so gut, weil alle dieselben beiden Ziele verfolgen – Nahrungsaufnahme und Vermehrung. Innerhalb eines Bienenvolks gibt es Hierarchien mit weichen Strukturen, die rückgängig gemacht werden können, wenn es die Situation erfordert. Eine Bienenkönigin kann im Sommer bis zu 2000 Eier am Tag legen. Das entspricht ungefähr ihrem eigenen Körpergewicht. Als Eierlegmaschine hat die Königin überraschend wenig zu sagen. Die Arbeiterinnen bestimmen und leiten das Ganze. Aber ohne die Eier der Königin stirbt das Volk aus. Die Arbeiterinnen entscheiden u.a. auch, wann sie eine neue Königin brauchen. Dafür wählen sie ein Ei, also eine Larve aus, die sie speziell mit dem nahrhaften Gelee Royale füttern. Das Gelee Royale wird in der Futtersaftdrüse im Kopf der Arbeiterinnen produziert und wird über den Rüssel aus dem Mund abgesondert. Die Larve wird ausschliesslich mit dem Superfood Gelee Royale gefüttert und dadurch entsteht danach in der Verpuppung eine Biene, welche Organe hat, um später befruchtete Eier zu legen. Es ist erstaunlich, dass durch anderes Futter eine anderer Typ einer Biene sich entwickelt. Der Aufbau von Wabe3 war kein Honigschlecken. Anfangs gab es viele Absagen, unter anderen, weil fälschlicherweise angenommen wurde, dass Bienen wahllos um sich herum stechen. Wenn man Bienen in Ruhe lässt und genügend Distanz hält, sind sie harmlos. Zwei entscheidende Projekte hatten Türöffner-Funktion, speziell als darüber medial berichtet wurde. Annas Alltag in der Selbstständigkeit ist eine gute Balance aus fixen Terminen und genügend Freiraum indem Neues entstehen kann. Sie verrät uns wie sie Herausforderungen angeht und dabei sehr Vieles gut unter einen Hut bekommt. Links: https://www.wabe3.net/ https://heidihauer.com/podcast/

Wie nützt man Geld um Gutes zu tun - für sich selbst und die Welt? Als Conscious Investor hat man als Ziel mit den eigenen Investments Positives zu bewirken, und dabei im Idealfall zu einem systematischen Wandel in Richtung regenerativer Wirtschaft beizutragen. Im Buch ‘Conscious Investing' wird dieser Begriff beschrieben als: ‘a state of personal awareness and a form of impactful investing' und geht somit einen Schritt über den bereits etablierten Begriff des ‘Impact Investings' hinaus. In dieser Podcast Folge erfahren wir warum Millennials mit klassischen Empfehlungen von traditionellen Wealth Managern nicht mehr zufrieden sind, sondern Werte wie Fairness, Equality und Climate Justice in Investment-Entscheidungen miteinbeziehen. Christin ter Braak-Forstinger betont, dass es sich bei Conscious Investments nicht um Philanthropie handelt. Ganz im Gegenteil, mit nachhaltigen Investments können sehr attraktive Returns erzielt werden, u.a. weil kernregenerative Unternehmen krisensicher sind. Wir erfahren welches Ereignis 2001 in New York dem Leben von Christin eine Wendung gab und ihre Lebenseinstellung verändert hat. Dankbar und mutig folgt sie heute der inneren Überzeugung am richtigen Weg zu sein. Meditation und Yoga sind dabei wichtige Tools für sie, um in ihrer Mitte und Stärke zu bleiben. Wir erfahren auch etwas über ihren persönlichen Zugang zu Geld. Ihr unabhängiges Investment Beratungsunternehmens ‘Chi Impact Capital' investiert in Unternehmen die langfristige Lösungen bereitstellen, um ‘burning issues' zu lösen. Die bearbeiteten Themenfelder orientieren sich an den Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Mehr über Chi-Impact Capital: https://chi-impact.com Unseen Heroes ist eine Zusammenarbeit zwischen FS Parker und Heidi Hauer. Jeden Tag geschehen Heldentaten im Alltag, doch nur wenige werden wahrgenommen. Wir beleuchten einige dieser Taten, die die Welt ein wenig verbessern, sei es ökologisch, sozial oder wirtschaftlich, und geben den Frauen dahinter eine Stimme. Denn gerade Frauen werden im Alltag oft überhört und ihre Leistungen übersehen. Mit der Podcast-Reihe «Unseen Heroes» bieten wir diesen Frauen eine Plattform. Mehr darüber: https://www.unseen-heroes.ch About Dr. Christin ter Braak-Forstinger: She is deeply driven to making the shift towards a regenerative economy a reality with impact investments. Christin breaks with traditional wealth management by introducing a conscious and holistic approach to investing. Conscious investors are not only value-driven but pro-actively point their money towards a sustainable future they want for themselves, their children and their planet.

In honor of National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week, I sit down with Duty Officer Dominique Mathis. An 18-year BSO veteran, Dominique has been a calming and reassuring presence behind 911 calls for service. Listen in for an engaging conversation celebrating the unseen heroes of public safety. Tune in and be sure to subscribe, share this episode with a friend and follow @bsosherifftony on Instagram to keep up with the latest BSO news between podcast episodes.

God sends His angels to the earth to protect His people when they pray and speak His Word in faith.

Jesus defeats the devil, raises from the dead and gives His children authority over the enemy by using His name! UH5 #kids, #christiankids, #biblelessonsforkids, #storiesforkids, #storiesforchristiankids, #bedtimstoriesforkids, #fishbytes4kids, #roncarriewebb, #salvation, #childofGod, #jesus, #nameofjesus, #authoritythroughjesusname, #signsfollowthosewhobelieve

Jesus defeats the devil, raises from the dead and gives His children authority over the enemy by using His name! UH5

Jesus reads Isaiah 61:1-2 in the temple and admits that He is the Messiah which enrages the religious leaders who want to kill Him. SH5 #kids, #christiankids, #biblelessonsforkids, #storiesforkids, #storiesforchristiankids, #bedtimstoriesforkids, #fishbytes4kids, #roncarriewebb, #salvation, #childofGod, #jesus, #storiesofjesus, #biblestoriesforkids

Jesus reads Isaiah 61:1-2 in the temple and admits that He is the Messiah which enrages the religious leaders who want to kill Him. SH5

Jesus raises Lazarus from the dead--after 4 days! (John 11:38-44) SH4 #kids, #christiankids, #biblelessonsforkids, #storiesforkids, #storiesforchristiankids, #bedtimstoriesforkids, #fishbytes4kids, #roncarriewebb, #jesus, #jesushealedthemall, #lazeruscomeforth, #miraclesthroughjesus, #miracles

Jesus raises Lazarus from the dead--after 4 days! (John 11:38-44) SH4

Jesus feeds 5,000 men--plus women and children with one little boy's lunch. (Luke 9:10-17) SH3 #kids, #christiankids, #biblelessonsforkids, #storiesforkids, #storiesforchristiankids, #bedtimstoriesforkids, #fishbytes4kids, #roncarriewebb, #salvation, #childofGod, #biblestoriesforkids, #jesus, #jesusfeeds5000, #5loavesand2fish, #miraclesofjesus, #littleboyslunch

Jesus feeds 5,000 men--plus women and children with one little boy's lunch. (Luke 9:10-17) SH3

Jesus heals a leper by touching him--even though leprosy is contagious! (Matthew 8:1-4; Mark 1:40-45) SH2 #kids, #storiesforkids, #bedtimestoriesforkids, #biblelessonsforkids, #biblestoriesforkids, #christianpodcastsforkids, #roncarriewebb, #fishbytes4kids, #jesusisgreater, #jesusourhealer, #jesushealedthemall, #healing

Jesus heals a leper by touching him--even though leprosy is contagious! (Matthew 8:1-4; Mark 1:40-45) SH2

Jesus defeats temptation by speaking God's Word. (Matthew 4:1-11) SH/Prince of Peace 1 #kids, #storiesforkids, #bedtimestoriesforkids, #biblestoriesforkids, #biblelessonsforkids, #christianpodcastsforkids, #christiankids, #storiesforchristiankids, #roncarriewebb, #fishbytes4kids, #jesus, #jesusisgreater, #overcomethroughgodsword, #godsword Music by YouTube Audio Library "Sneaky Snooper" by Audionautix is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Artist: http://audionautix.com/

Jesus defeats temptation by speaking God's Word. (Matthew 4:1-11) SH/Prince of Peace 1 Music by YouTube Audio Library "Sneaky Snooper" by Audionautix is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Artist: http://audionautix.com/

Daniel continues to pray, even though it's against the law and then finds himself in a den of hungry lions as punishment. "My God sent His angel to shut the lions' mouths so that they would not hurt me..." Daniel 6:22 #kids, #storiesforkids, #biblestoriesforkids, #bedtimestoriesforkids, #biblelessonsforkids, #storiesforchristiankids, #roncarriewebb, #fishbytes4kids, #godsendshisangels, #courage, #overcomefear, #standupforgod, #prayer, #godsfavor, #godsprotection Music by YouTube Audio Library "Sneaky Snooper" by Audionautix is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Artist: http://audionautix.com/

Daniel continues to pray, even though it's against the law and then finds himself in a den of hungry lions as punishment. "My God sent His angel to shut the lions' mouths so that they would not hurt me..." Daniel 6:22 Music by YouTube Audio Library "Sneaky Snooper" by Audionautix is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Artist: http://audionautix.com/

The prophet, Elijah, challenges wicked King Ahab and evil Queen Jezebel to a contest to prove that the One True God, Jehovah, is more powerful than the idol, Baal. #kids, #storiesforkids, #biblestoriesforkids, #bedtimestoriesforkids, #biblelessonsforkids, #storiesforchristiankids, #roncarriewebb, #fishbytes4kids, #standupforgod, #godsprotection, #godsfavor, #prayer, #godsendshisangels

The prophet, Elijah, challenges wicked King Ahab and evil Queen Jezebel to a contest to prove that the One True God, Jehovah, is more powerful than the idol, Baal.

A behind the scenes look at Joseph's journey from favored son, to slave and eventually Vizier of Egypt as God sends His angels to protect Joseph and his family. #kids, #storiesforkids, #biblestoriesforkids, #bedtimestoriesforkids, #biblelessonsforkids, #storiesforchristiankids, #roncarriewebb, #fishbytes4kids, #joseph, #faithfulness, #godisfaithful, #godsprotection, #godsendshisangels, #prayer

A behind the scenes look at Joseph's journey from favored son, to slave and eventually Vizier of Egypt as God sends His angels to protect Joseph and his family.

God sends His angels to the earth to protect His people when they pray and speak His Word in faith. UH1 #kids, #storiesforkids, #biblestoriesforkids, #bedtimestoriesforkids, #biblelessonsforkids, #storiesforchristiankids, #roncarriewebb, #fishbytes4kids, #godsendshisangels, #inthebeginning, #prayer, #believegodsword, #speakgodsword

God sends His angels to the earth to protect His people when they pray and speak His Word in faith. UH1

To change things up a little bit, Chris and Drew bring onto The Good Bottle Podcast longtime friend and founder of Unseen Heroes, Roshaun Davis, AKA The Spiritual Homie. Tackling missteps in corporate sponsorships and chasing trends, the guys breakdown what branding is and isn't and how to remain authentic in this quickly shifting landscape. Dope Follows: @bloodofgodszine @inpourtaste_wine @thelordofsirius Don't forget to swoop up some dope Good Bottle Pod perch on our etsy store: https://www.etsy.com/shop/TheGoodBottlePodcast --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/goodbottlepodcast/support

Dr. Ike Reighard shares a Mother's Day message about Unseen Heroes. Sounds like a mom, right?

In this episode we meet and talk with Roshaun Davis, aka The Spiritual Homie, co-founder of Unseen Heroes and recently named one of the top 100 Business Leaders in the Sacramento Region. Roshaun speaks primarily from a place of deep introspection and talks about living a life that embraces flow, while readily admitting that flow doesn't necessarily mean easy. He shares insights on his business approach, how he incorporates yogic principles into his everyday life, and how he and his family of five are coping through the ongoing pandemic. We also talk about his recent involvement in the launches of the Build Black App and the Made with Melanin Clothing Line available at Display California, as well as new ventures supporting local Farmer's Markets. There is so much he brought to this interview, including, how to learn to love and "date" your own city, no matter where you live. Tune in to listen, learn and be inspired to make a difference in your community and open up your perspective on what it means to flow. Photo of Roshaun Davis by Ryan Angel Meza. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/megan-morgan1/support

Fueled by the passion of creating unforgettable experiences, Maritza Davis has built a successful career as an entrepreneur, executive and business leader. Born and raised in South Sacramento, Maritza discusses the importance of family and community in her upbringing and how it has shaped her career decisions. Walking away from a promising career to focus on her creative pursuits, Maritza shares her story and offers advice on how to achieve success in the creative field despite feeling under-qualified and lacking experience. Co-founder for the award-winning event marketing and production agency Unseen Heroes and many other projects, Maritza is currently the Vice President of Experiences and Social Responsibility for the Sacramento Kings. With her current role, she has found a way to channel the passion she has for community, creativity, and social justice to help underrepresented areas of Sacramento and beyond. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Na een heleboel Unseen Heroes gesproken te hebben in de muziekwereld, gaan we in deze laatste aflevering in gesprek met twee gasten die alles weten van Filmmuziek. Want hoe kom je als Filmcomponist bij bijvoorbeeld Disney of Dreamworks terecht? En hoe begin je als Filmcomponist met het maken van Filmmuziek? In deze podcast vertellen Maartje Glas (General Manager bij Buma Music in Motion) en Sunna Wehrmeijer (Filmcomponist) alles wat je moet weten over Filmmuziek.

As the wife of a veteran injured in service to our country in Operation Iraqi Freedom, Dr. Geri Lynn Maples advocates, educates, and dedicates her life to serving our veterans and their families. Her Doctoral Dissertation, titled, “Surviving the Invisible Wounds of War: As Told by the Unseen Heroes,” focuses on her personal story as a National Guard Military Spouse turned Caregiver and the impact of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder & Traumatic Brain Injury upon National Guard/Reserve Military Spouses and their Children. Geri is also the Chapter Director of the Dayton, Ohio Blue Star Families and the 2020 Elizabeth Doe Fellow for Ohio. Connect with Dr. Geri Lynn Maples on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/gerilynnmaples/ or email gmaples@bluestarfam.org -- ✅ We're now accepting guests! Apply today https://forms.gle/sDY5nPkEMu665FXn6 (https://forms.gle/sDY5nPkEMu665FXn6) ✅ Subscribe to our newsletter http://eepurl.com/gTTOdT (http://eepurl.com/gTTOdT) ✅ Visit our website https://www.holdingdownthefortpodcast.com/ (https://www.holdingdownthefortpodcast.com/) ✅ Sponsored by US VetWealth, learn about our upcoming book http://veteranwealthsecrets.com/ (http://veteranwealthsecrets.com/) ✅ Connect with our co-hosts Jen Amos jen@holdingdownthefortpodcast.com and Jenny Lynne Stroup https://jennylynnestroup.com/ (https://jennylynnestroup.com/) or jennylynnestroup379@gmail.com ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Enjoy our show? Kindly leave us a review on ✅ Apple Podcasts https://apple.co/30SJ7NW (https://apple.co/30SJ7NW) ✅ Podchaser https://bit.ly/3dnCacY (https://bit.ly/3dnCacY) ✅ Or a LinkedIn Recommendation for Jen https://bit.ly/3jNobzB (https://bit.ly/3jNobzB) Support this podcast

De muziekwereld en reclamewereld gaan hand in hand samen. In deze aflevering van Unseen Heroes vertellen Tessa Rose Jackson, Joost Haartsen en Seppl Kretz alles over het schrijven, produceren, componeren en uitbrengen van reclamehits. Want hoe wordt reclamemuziek eigenlijk gemaakt?

Roshaun Davis is co-founder of Unseen Heroes, an award-winning events and marketing agency that he and his wife, Maritza, started a decade ago. Utilizing his creative talents to help others discover their unique strengths and gifts is Roshaun life’s passion. For him, seeing others flourish and thrive by living their ideal lives with careers they’ve imagined for themselves, creates an energy that can truly shape the surroundings of an entire city. Whether it’s a community of creatives, professionals, musicians, business owners, writers, or those who hold a simple idea, Roshaun wants individuals to experience how it feels to shape their ideal future - just as he did. Ten years ago, Roshaun found himself fired from his job. Instead of succumbing to another nine-to-five that he knew would not bring him happiness nor would it play to his creative strengths, he decided to carve his own path. Once he decided to create his own success, everything changed. Roshaun learned at one of the lowest moments in his life that he could create his ideal career by shaping his future in his mind before taking action to see his visions come to fruition through the experiences that Unseen Heroes continues to create every day. Now, hear his take on the Essential 11 questions. More places you can find Roshaun: Website - http://www.unseen-heroes.com/ Twitter - @UnseenHeroes Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/unseenheroes

During World War II, over 5,000 Jews went into hiding in Berlin to escape the Holocaust. Many survived thanks to help from neighbors or friends. Many of their descendants, fugitives and protectors alike, are friends to this day.

Voor de nieuwe Unseen Heroes podcast hebben we twee experts op het gebied van supermarkt-playlists uitgenodigd. Want daar zit een hele analyse achter. Maar welke dan precies? Spoiler: Het kan zomaar zijn dat je na het luisteren van deze podcast nooit meer in een supermarkt loopt zonder na te denken over de muziek die er gedraaid wordt…

MAKER would like to extend a warm thank you to Roshaun and Maritza for their beautiful work and welcoming embrace during our California visit in 2017. A big thank you to the City of Sacramento for providing detailed information on the city's history. *http://www.cityofsacramento.org/Visitors **Learn more about Unseen Heroes here: http://www.unseen-heroes.com Learn more about MAKER MAGAZINE here: https://www.makeramsterdam.nl MAKER MAGAZINE on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/maker_amsterdam/

MAKER would like to extend a warm thank you to Roshaun and Maritza for their beautiful work and welcoming embrace during our California visit in 2017.A big thank you to the City of Sacramento for providing detailed information on the city's history.*http://www.cityofsacramento.org/Visitors**Learn more about Unseen Heroes here: http://www.unseen-heroes.comLearn more about MAKER MAGAZINE here: https://www.makeramsterdam.nlMAKER MAGAZINE on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/maker_amsterdam/

On today’s show, we catch up with past CYOP guests Maritza and Roshaun Davis of the Sacramento Kings and Unseen Heroes, respectively, to talk about Maritza’s recent decision to take on a full-time role outside of Unseen Heroes and what it’s meant for their business, their family and their personal career goals. We also talk about what it’s been like for Roshaun as he’s taken the reins at Unseen Heroes, why he’s assessing how they want to scale the business next and what he does to stay grounded when both he and Maritza are moving a million miles a minute.Unseen Heroes websiteUnseen Heroes on InstagramRoshaun on InstagramThe Sacramento Kings websiteThe Sacramento Kings on InstagramMaritza on InstagramCapitol FloatsDigital Minimalism by Cal NewportArt by Malia TongTechnical production by Ray OrtegaMe on InstagramThe official CYOP Instagram accountGet the Creative Digest

This week on Day Ones we’re joined by Lili Avila(2:31), project and public relations manager at Unseen Heroes. On this episode, we learn a bit about how she got started on the path of community and event planning, including her history with social justice and how this translated into doing community work in China (10:30), and how she fell back in love with Sacramento after college and international work (13:26). From here, Lili shares with us more information about Unseen Heroes and their exciting relationship with the city of Sacramento, and what her role consists of with the company(19:36). To end, we talk the social justice climate in Sacramento(35:19), self-care(46:47), and The Bachelor(1:02:57). Along the way we also talk about equity vs equality, Oxford commas, skin care, and a whole lot more! @lilerrrzzz @unseenheroes @dayonespodcast --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Had the pleasure of sitting down with Roshaun Davis of Unseen Heroes. We discussed team empowerment, hitting the 10 year mark and following your own path.   Follow Roshaun on IG: @roshaunlevour @unseenheroes   wesleyscoville.com blackfieldmedia.com  

Ever wonder if you could become a hero? Pastor Randy Elliott shows how anyone can become a hero in this weeks sermon.

The movie "Lady Bird" brought a lot of attention to Sacramento. After its release in Fall 2017, California's capital was written up as a travel destination in the Washington Post, the San Francisco Chronicle and the New York Times. So now that the spotlight is on us, have we arrived as a destination and place to visit/live/exist? Listen to some of Sacramento's taste-makers and trend-setters talking about Sacramento Style. What is it? When you think of Sacramento fashion, decor, architecture, what do you see in how we dress, decorate and live? How do we compare and contrast to San Francisco, Los Angeles, the rest of California? Do we have a signature style yet, or are we still coming into our own? PANELISTS * Ryan M. Brough, co-owner of Sacramento Fashion Week and owner of Ethos Event Planning * Maritza Davis, co-founder of the marketing agency Unseen Heroes and the retail concepts Damas and Display: California * Jake Favour, conceptual designer and project curator who has shaped the look and feel of many Sacramento hotspots, such as Lowbrau and the Public Market at Warehouse Artist Lofts * Anthony Giannotti, owner of Anthony's Barbershop and Bottle and Barlow, and co-owner of the new Bastille Barbers in Oak Park * Josie Lee, owner of Rire Boutique, which has two locations in Sacramento * Phoebe Verkouw, one of Sacramento's best-dressed-on-a-budget fashionistas who runs the Dress Fiend blog and Fabulous Thrift Tour PODCAST PLAY-BY-PLAY * O to 4:15 min - Intro to California Groundbreakers * 4:15 min - Panelists introduce themselves, and share their "This Is Sacramento" place to visit * 10:50 min - Sacramento's taste in fashion styles and trends, and how it has changed since the city has grown * 16 min - The history of Sacramento Fashion Week * 19:50 min - Sacramento men: What they like in haircuts, grooming, tattoos, barber-shop culture and overall style * 25:25 min - Why Sacramento doesn't have a collective style . . . yet * 33:45 min - Does Sacramento actually need style? Should we just keep it janky? * 38:40 min - How does our "government town" role play a part in Sacramento's style? * 42:20 min - What do we need to get rid of to move forward in becoming more stylish? * 47:30 min - Where and what Sacramentans spend their money on (and not) to be stylish * 50 min - Agree or Disagree: Once you've defined your style, is it time to redefine it? * 55:10 min - What each panelist spends money on when they go shopping (socks, sneakers and Hawaiian shirts among them) * 1 hr, 10 sec - How Sacramento can do a better job in embracing its diversity when it comes to style * 1 hr, 8:15 min - A audience member asks panelists for advice on how to dress as the officiant at a NorCal wedding * 1 hr, 11:40 min - How we can find -- and support -- Sacramento-based fashion designers when it's not Sacramento Fashion Week * 1 hr, 16:50 min - What changes from the inside (e.g., city government actions and funding) and what changes from the outside (like people from the Bay Area and SoCal moving in) will affect Sacramento style and culture going forward? ***This podcast was recorded on March 26, 2018 at the CLARA Auditorium in Midtown Sacramento***

Unseen Heroes founders Maritza & Roshaun had me over to their HQ. We chat (after a year of trying and failing to meet up in person) about finding Cosby Sweaters, subscribing to Just Getting By Magazine, going from a “party The post Episode 57: Unseen Heroes appeared first on Serious Talk. Seriously..

Today's episode brings me to ThinkHouse Collective in midtown Sacramento to chat with Roshaun and Maritza Davis of Unseen Heroes. Together they founded the Sacramento-based event production company, which hosts and produces dozens of events and gatherings throughout the region and beyond. Listen in as we discuss the importance of collaboration, how they've created a life/work continuum (rather than balance) that suits them and where they find inspiration for their event concepts. You can find the full episode and show notes at creatingyourownpath.com.