Podcast appearances and mentions of victoria wells

Does your game have a token and an NFT marketplace? What about a DAO for your hard-core players? It doesn't matter if you're AAA or casual mobile gaming – a token component or staking functionality is likely to involve regulation of some sort. Join Reed Smith's Hagen Rooke (Singapore) and Soham Panchamiya (Dubai) and Victoria Wells, general counsel of Illuvium DAO (Australia's largest Web3 gaming DAO), to understand what the regulations say about gaming, play-to-earn, NFT marketplaces, and some unrelated musings we've managed to pack into this podcast. Link referenced at 28:30 can be found at polygon.com. This episode was recorded on 23 October 2023.

Victoria Wells (former dog trainer at the ASPCA in NYC) on lifting the burden of emotional trauma experienced by shelter workers

On today's Wellness Wednesday episode we chat with Energy Healer Victoria Wells about reiki. You can expect to hear about:What reiki is, where it originates fromWhat a reiki session feels like on both sidesThe energy centers of the body Stories of healingConfronting skeptics + the science backing energy healingOther ways besides reiki to heal emotional blockages Find Victoria at https://selfempoweredminds.com/Self Empowered Minds YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQtDkdeAUkVq30sl3k42oewAdditional Resources:YogaVision YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/YogaVision108Remember to follow The Healthy Wealthy Podcast on Instagram! https://www.instagram.com/healthywealthypodcast

Linda opens this episode with a dedication to her nephew -- and then "shares the light" of Diwali with children's literature author, Mitali Ruths, with whom she chats about her book Archie Celebrates Diwali. Published this year by Charlesbridge Archie Celebrates Diwali is based on an epic, Ramayana, and focuses on the South-Asian festival of lights (3.45, 8.45, and 10.30). Mitali addresses Diwali's origins (3.45 and 4.37), how it is celebrated (15.11), and the reasons for writing this story (7.30, 8.45, 10.30 and 18.30). She makes reference to Sanjay Patel's Ramayana: Divine Loophole (8.27); the significance of Archie's name (a reference to archana and to the Emmy-winning British actress, Archie Panjabi, 20); her fabulous illustrator, Parwinder Singh (4 and 4.15); and, more generally, the plot and meaning of the book (20.30). Mitali also locates this book as one among several in a renaissance of South-Asian stories (9.35). Special shout-outs (among others) to:HG Literary Group (11.28)Victoria Wells (11.28)her publisher, Charlesbridge (12.28 and 16.09)the Society for Children's Book Writers and Illustrators (10.33)At 26.10, Mitali makes a special offer to listeners of the podcast -- and I want "in" on that too! Join me on the next episode when I chat with some of the finalists for the Quebec Literary prizes (hosted by the Quebec Writers' Federation). Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Viacom producer Victoria Wells talks about her Texas origins and how she transformed into a California girl. No biz like show biz!

Only one more episode until Tales is able to legally vote and buy guns. Until then, join Alfred Munoz and Victoria Wells as they give some words of wisdom to the future of the human race, talk about Dunkin' in Corona, CA, and hear Victoria's, justified, creation of a new butthole for Jared Leto. Email them at talesfromtheinlandempire@gmail.com with stories, questions, and to plug your business! Follow them on social media! @alfredmunoz on Twitter and @victoriadaniellewells on Instagram Shoutouts: @courtdappmakeup https://www.courtneydapper.com/   @maxfrommaxtunji @ supertunji_ https://soundcloud.com/maxtunji

The Tales keep on rolling. Alfred Munoz and Victoria Wells bring you the hard hitting facts that the people of the IE want to hear! In this episode Alfred questions the existence of time, Victoria exiles another Gaijin of the Week, and in the News, eagles soar. Follow them: @alfredmunoz on Twitter @victoriadaniellewells on Instagram Email them at talesfromtheinlandempire@gmail.com with stories, questions, and to plug your business!  

In this week’s episode of Working, Slate’s L.V. Anderson talks to Victoria Wells, an animal behavior specialist for the ASPCA in Manhattan. Victoria explains the strategies she uses to help dogs overcome behavioral problems stemming from years of abuse and what happens when a dog is incapable of being trained. Plus, Victoria talks about the stigma surrounding pit bulls and how her job has changed the way she thinks about people. In a Slate Plus extra, Wells talks about training different breeds and what she looks for when placing a dog in a home. If you’re a member, enjoy bonus segments and interview transcripts from Working, plus other great podcast exclusives. Start your two-week free trial at slate.com/workingplus. This episode of Working is brought to you by Braintree. Looking to set up payments for your business? Braintree gives your app or website a payment solution that accepts just about every payment method with one simple integration. Plus, we’ll give you your first $50,000 in transactions fee-­free. To learn more, visit BraintreePayments.com/Working. And by Citrix GoToMeeting. When meetings matter, millions choose GoToMeeting. Hold a meeting with anyone from the convenience of your computer, smartphone, or tablet. Try it free for 30 days by visiting GoToMeeting.com and clicking the "try it free" button. That's GoToMeeting.com … "try it free."   Email: working@slate.comTwitter: @LV_Anderson Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

If you're looking for a new band whose sound isn't hard to swallow, then you have to check out "The Choke", guests on this episode of "City Pound" with hosts Victoria Wells and Diane West. The Choke, a self-described 'punk and roll' band with a soft spot for animals filters the influences of Motown, soul, and garage rock through the attack of anthemic punk. Since the band’s debut in May of 2005, the New York-based foursome has performed for large audiences throughout New York and London, toured with the UK’s legendary Buzzcocks, enjoyed regular rotation and performed a live set on WFMU 91.1 FM (NYC/NJ). And their stage show--with hula-hoop dancers and other side-show entertainers, is something to see. The animal-loving rockers also lend their talents to raise money and awareness for animal welfare efforts in New York City. Several years ago, the band performed at a special, sold-out NYC Animal Rescue Benefit by opening for Beastie Boys in an event that raised thousands of dollars for several animal rescue groups based in and around New York City. Come talk shop and rock with lead singer Cameron Eve, guitarist "Hott Deth", bassist Josh Machlin and drummer Jonny Napalm and hear their thoughts on music, life, and the future of all three. More details on this episode MP3 Podcast - "The Choke" Visits "The City Pound" on Pet Life Radio's Pets In the City with Diane West

Pets In the City turns into the City Pound! This special once-a-month treat will feature exclusive interviews and sounds from some of the music industry’s most well-known names, including performers, DJs, artists, and other notables--with an emphasis on rock n’ roll and punk rock! Why? Turns out some of the hardest-rocking talents are also the hardest-working advocates for animals--and many of them live in New York, of course. Hear some of your favorite bands and artists talk about their music, their views on life, and their work with animals. We’ll also be playing music for you--some of them heard for the first time, anywhere, only on PetLifeRadio! So get out that iPod and be ready to rock! On our first episode of City Pound, we talk with Tony Barber, longtime bass player of one of the most influential punk bands of all time, The Buzzcocks. Tony has played with a wide range of rock-and-roll and punk royalty over the last 30 years and has recently begun producing some up-and-coming bands in New York and beyond. He’ll be talking to City Pound about his life as a punk rocker, his perspective on the economy, and his fundraising work with fiancé Andrea Purcigliotti in support animal adoption in New York City. We’ll also here some brand new music from some of the bands Tony is currently working with, including The Choke, Easy Image, Airport and Swivel. Also this episode, we’ll be meeting Victoria Wells, a frequent face on Animal Planet, head of Wells Animal Services, and founder of AMP. She’ll join Diane West as a regular guest co-host of City Pound. More details on this episode MP3 Podcast - City Pound! (A New Monthly Feature of Pets In the City) with Diane West