Podcast appearances and mentions of victoria oliver

Ahead of a States debate this week on the controversial GP11 planning policy, Matt Fallaize is joined by three members of the Development & Planning Authority — president Victoria Oliver, vice-president Andy Taylor and John Dyke, who is leading a move to have it scrapped — to discuss the issues around affordable housing and whether house building has been stifled since its introduction. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Deep love and affection—the perfect February topic honoring our theme and the flower of the month, cyclamen. Our podcast this month brings together host, Kristin Ritter, co-host Lauren Verbilla and special guest Victoria Oliver, a behavioral health professional and founder of Reach the Crown, dedicated to helping women and others achieve self-love. The discussion revolves around finding deep love within yourself and others in a world that is moving fast and is full of distractions and how really listening and being totally present are the most loving and healing ways we can show up for ourselves and each other and model that behavior for future generations. Victoria shares her passion for lifelong learning in the wellness field through self-care workshops.Victoria is a servant leader who has worked in the behavioral health and healthcare space for over 25 years. She  currently serves as the Wellness at Work Ambassador at her Health System and is a key stakeholder and clinical advisor to behavioral health and employee well-being efforts. She leads workshops at Nourishing Storm and also through her company Reach the Crown. Read more about Victoria and follow her journey here. Music by Chris Murphy, a song made for Nourishing Storm. 

On this episode Victoria Oliver returns to the podcast to talk about her acting career, self-tape auditions, and how to build an acting reel.  Show theme by Christopher Gillard Hosted and Created by Jason Godbey

In this episode Jason Godbey talks with actor Ibn Dixon about their collaboration on Thug #3 and the dangers of being typecast. Hosted by Victoria Oliver https://www.victoriaoliver.com/ Music by Christopher Gillard http://sound-haus.com/ Produced, Written and Directed by Jason Godbey

In this episode Jason Godbey talks with actor Allen Lewis Rickman (Boardwalk Empire, A Serious Man, The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, You Don't Know Jack) about his career and his tips for actors. Hosted by Victoria Oliver https://www.victoriaoliver.com/ Music by Christopher Gillard http://sound-haus.com/ Produced, Written and Directed by Jason Godbey

In this episode Jason Godbey talks with Crowdfunding Guru and Author of Crowdfunding for Filmmakers- 2nd Edition, John Trigonis about the state of crowdfunding today and his tips for launching a successful crowdfunding campaign. Hosted by Victoria Oliver

In this episode Jason Godbey talks with Dementia 13 director, Richard Lemay about his career, the making of Dementia 13, his upcoming projects, and his tips for building a career as a director. Hosted by Victoria Oliver

In this episode Jason Godbey talks with Community Director for Stareable.com, Bri Castellini, about how to build a community of collaborators and an audience. Hosted by Victoria Oliver

In this episode Jason Godbey talks with indie film producer, James Oxford about his career and the importance of making short films. Hosted by Victoria Oliver

In this episode producer, Jason Godbey talks with film and television composer, Adonis Tsilimparis about his career, his process, and how to make it as a composer for film and television. Hosted by Victoria Oliver

In this episode Jason Godbey talks with indie director, Meredith Edwards about her upcoming feature film, Bite Me and about being a woman in the film. Hosted by Victoria Oliver

In this episode Jason Godbey, talks to Stareable.com CEO, Ajay Kishore aboutthe need for web series creators to cut through the noise and the future of the independent series. Hosted by Victoria Oliver

En Ágora Historia 120, el último programa de 2015, tenemos los siguientes contenidos: - En primer lugar hablamos con la historiadora Victoria Oliver. Junto a ella transitamos las desiertas tierras de Norteamérica y conocemos cómo eran las tribus nativas americanas: Los Pieles Rojas. Muy atentos porque sorteamos un ejemplar de Pieles Rojas gracias a EDAF. - En segundo lugar, Gustavo García Jiménez, director de Arqueología e Historia Desperta Ferro nos da todos los detalles de la vida después de la muerte en el Egipto de los faraones. Conocemos todo acerca de sus ritos y ceremonias. - Otro de los grandes temas está dedicado a grandes genios que nos ha dado la historia. Javier Alonso López Nos presenta su último trabajo. - Gema García Ruipérez nos trae una nueva entrega de Hª de las cosas: Hª del semáforo. - Además, efemérides, crítica de libros y efemérides históricas. www.agorahistoria.com http://www.facebook.com/agorahistoriaprograma Twitter: @agorahistoria