Podcasts about we matter

This week on the Live to Walk Again Podcast we were lucky enough to speak with Justina Plowden who is a Spinal Cord Injury Survivor, Mother, Disability Advocate, the founder of the WeMatter Organization, and Miss Wheelchair Louisiana 2024. We talked about the car accident in 2011 that left her paralyzed, the importance that of her friends and family that supported her after her injury, and how this injury affects so many people other than just the person is injured. We also discussed the WeMatter Organization and their focus, raising her daughter as a single mother with a spinal cord injury, and getting involved with and waiting the Miss Wheelchair Louisiana crown. Connect with Justina and We Matter at the links below!! Please listen, like, rate, review, and share the podcast!! We're just trying to find a cure for paralysis!! Justina Plowden/WeMatter: IG: @beautifullyimperfectgirl FB: https://www.facebook.com/justina.plowden https://wematter.online/  

Matt Emerzian is on a mission to change the world by helping us all recognize and embrace the fact that: I Matter, YOU Matter, WE Matter. Matt has dedicated his life and his non-profit, Every Monday Matters, to sharing powerful mantras and tools to help us all find our meaning, live fully… and to change the world! His books and keynotes have been utilized by the largest organizations and school systems across the US; and he has influenced individuals and companies around the world. Matt's message is truly world changing… now we just need to do the work.

Oh my gosh friends it has been FOREVER since we posted a pod! It was a long, hot, busy summer and trying to sit and record was a huge challenge. Today we kick off the new school year with Miss Laura who dives into sharing all that she is working on- some really great stuff to listen in on! And for those of you on "The Gram", check out @Avalon_Sisterhood where us moms (or maybe just women) can find a safe space to be heard and reminded  how much WE MATTER. Until next week...https://specialneedsmomlolpodcast.buzzsprout.com/share

As Men's Mental Health Month comes to a close, we decided to have an in depth, uncensored and unfiltered look into the mind of a man and what matters to us. This discussion challenges conventional thinking and poses many questions that women and men alike need to hear. Open your ears, your minds and your hearts as we attempt to help you understand that WE MATTER!!! Questions, reviews and topics you would like to hear on the show: Website: podcastsoe.com  Instagram: @soe_podcast  YouTube: Sippin On Excellence Connect with Doc! Website: huntspine.com  Instagram: @leonelhunt  Connect with Coach KJ! Website: coachkj.com  Instagram: @coachkjknows

 We Matter - that's the slogan made famous by this week's guest - Jon Ralston, the CEO and editor of The Nevada Independent. As we heard on last week's episode of Ballot Battleground: Nevada, the Silver State will of course matter in the general election, but we mattered quite a bit less during this Presidential nominating cycle. We brought Jon in to talk about 2024, the early Biden/Trump polls, the U.S. Senate race heating up and the first year of Governor Joe Lombardo's administration.

This is a deep, insightful and intimate conversation with Brian Bowles, Psychic Medium, Teacher, Author. Brian and I discuss our respective journeys toward spirit, the miraculous experiences and quite often hilarious similarities in both of our stories. A conversation about spirit guides, how we came to meet our guides and advice in how to connect and build a relationship with your guides. This sometimes deep, very personal discussion about overcoming major personal struggles and challenges is peppered with gold nuggets of inspiration for all.   00:40 - 3:18 Introduction to Brian Bowles  3:18 - 4:40 Brian explains his initial experience with his connection to Spirit 5:00 - 8:48 Brian's first experience with mediumship and the bread crumbs that led to his calling; how he needed 5000 miracles to know Spirit is Real 8:50 - 10:30  Brian asked Jeff regarding his own experience in answering his call to Spirit 10:35 - 13:20 Brian talks trauma and how trauma awakens something within us that recognizes that WE MATTER, and Jeff talks about the Divine in his traumatic near suicide attempt in 1995. 13:30 - 15:50 The moment you decide to live and Spirit guides you to where you need to bloom, grow and love, and how the journey brings us to our peace 16:00 - 19:30 Brian discusses the beginning of his mediumship, the struggles he experienced and what changed in his life when he came out of the spiritual closet 19:35 - 23:05 Spirit Guides! Who our personal guides are, what they do and how we each first experienced our respective guides 23:10 - 25:10 Brian talks experiences with evidence from spirit guides and building a personal relationship with spirit guides 25:10 - 28:34 What is the foundation for TRUST in Spirit/Guides/Mediumship 28:40 - 30:30 Brian tells the story of legitimate evidence that his spirit guide told him regarding his family history and how the relationship with our guides is very similar to our personal friendships 30:35 - 37:45 Brian's advice for those who want to meet and develop a relationship with their own spirit guides 37:56 - 40:35 Jeff explains how he received permission to BE 40:45 - 43:40 We discuss Brian's firsts book 'A Letter to a Young Medium' 43:45 - 48:30 Brian talks about what is next and discusses his own calling in mediumship and how that is shifting 48:35 - 50:40 Grief and witnessing each others grief; holding space for each other to grieve  50:45 - 54:29 How does coming out gay compare to coming out spiritually? There is no difference in my different compared to your different. 55:25 - 59:10 Brian asks Jeff what his calling in mediumship is now. 59:10 Brian's final words of wisdom to our listeners  

On today's episode, we're going to explore life promotion & suicide prevention.Indigenous people in Canada die by suicide at a rate three times the national rate. The rate of suicide among young First Nations is six times higher.Thunderbird has been working with youth to develop a response to suicide, mental wellness and substance use in Indigenous communities. The result is a new resource, called: Strengthening our Connections to Promote Life: A Life Promotion Toolkit by Indigenous Youth. And we're thrilled to welcome two of the young people who played a key role in putting the toolkit together.Gabrielle Jubinville, is a Hope Ambassador with We Matter, a former US Division One college basketball player and a proud member of the EEE-knock Cree Nation, in Treaty Six territory in Alberta. We reached her in Brandon, Manitoba… where she workes for Big Brothers, Big Sisters of Westman and works at the Women's Resource Centre.And Connor Lafortune is an Anishinaabek writer, poet, and activist from the Dokis First Nation on Robinson Huron Treaty territory of 1850. He just finished his third year at Nipissing University with a Double Honours Major in Indigenous Studies and Gender Equality and Social Justice with a minor in Legal Studies.You can see the Life Promotion Toolkit on our website, thunderbirdPF.orgYou can also order hard copies there.If you'd like to request a presentation by a member of Thunderbird's Youth Action Group for Life Promotion, email us at info@thunderbirdPF.orgThere's also more culturally-safe information to support Life Promotion on one of our websites - wisepractices.caYou can find us on social media by searching for ThunderbirdPFOur theme music is by Courtney Riley, Chippewas of the Thames First Nation.Mino Bimaadiziwin is produced by David McGuffin of Explore Podcast Productions and the Thunderbird Partnership Foundation.

John Stringer (John Stringer - Limitless Love & Light from Moment to Moment (johnstringerinc.com)) was usually singing while doing chores or at a family gathering. Music was the norm. The only thing he could take to entertain himself when going to West Point Military Academy was his guitar. But it became a portal for prayer. He would sneak away to a shed to pray, sing and emote. He developed his spiritual practice by himself. He needed this because - as he said - he was rough around the edges. He welcomed getting discipline down. He found balance in mind, body and spirit. West Point gave him tools like performance enhancement, slowing his heartrate, journaling, setting goals and having a backwards plan. John's passion for community was ignited when he and his family joined a commune when he was three years old. His mother took the children from there when he was 4. Over time,, he came to realize that community is part of the network of the Mind of God. Like a molecule, the Divine design is that we can do more when with community than we can do on our own. John joined mastermind circles, accountability circles later in his life. He made daily commitments while gaining wisdom from the community - learning to serve and be served. We get to help each other step into fully who we are here to be. It is a re-membering, receiving the medicine from that journey.John and Kathy reconnected after her divorce and they formed Healing Arts Management to manage events, promote artists and create healing music. They produced a successful concert called Atlantis.  John toured the world with a rock band and started a label. It was clear that their attraction was more than chemical - it was spiritual. These souls were to work together. John hired Kathy to manage the band and the label. They entertained the armed forces. Kathy was a catalyst for his growth.They did transformative and healing retreats around the world. John did songwriting retreats and enlisted Posi-award winning artists into The Alignment Method. They did licensing and writing for film. John left his C Suite job and created Banding Together for teaching collaboration skills, how to be present, behavioral sciences, understanding your needs, communicating your needs, and measuring performance. John wanted to hear direct from Spirit to heal and release guilt and shame. Miserable and out of control emotionally, he asked show me what works, God! I can't go on this way. He learned breathing, mediation, sought direct contact with God, sought his genius and learned how to tap into his own intuition. He started receiving symbols and interpreting them in color, visuals, and audibles intertwining. Synchronicities occurred. There was kundalini rising, stream of consciousness writing. The Source that fuels creativity is the same Source with answers he'd been seeking all his life. He received the teachings and applied them to his life.John and Kathy asked how Ester and Jerry Hicks did it. One word emerged "Align". John continues to align himself with Spirit and does important work. Discovering how genius and intition work, he asked "What's mine to know, to do. All his solo projects come from this listening. Catching the ancestral energy of many who had been oppressed, John created the pivotal work, "We Matter". He is committed to bringing a message of Love to this planet. John is on the music team with Ester Nicholson, Michelle Jordan, Lee Langston and Bukeka Blakemore along with the James Ward Band for the groundbreaking event: "Celebrating Our Soul": A New Thought Conference by People of African Descent. He will also teach songwriting to the youth there. For more information about this event, go to www.padntg.org).Listen to Rev. Celeste's poem: "What Spirit Will Bring".Support the show

On this episode of Additive Insight, the TCT editorial team record live from the TCT 3Sixty show floor to bring you highlights from the UK's leading 3D printing and additive manufacturing showcase. The team discuss launches from Wematter, WAAM3D and Construct3D along with key takeaways from the conference including sessions from Aston University, Boston Consulting Group, and TCT's new Global Perspectives Forum with Todd Grimm. You will also hear a special Innovators on Innovators conversation between our two 2020 TCT Hall of Fame inductees Phill Dickens and Terry Wohlers, and some words from our 2022 inductee who was announced at this year's TCT Awards celebration, Elaine Hunt. You can also hear a segment from a live fireside chat with Women in 3D Printing President Kristin Mulherin and this year's TCT Women in 3D Printing Innovator Award winner Eliana Fu.

This is a very special episode of the Precarious Podcast. I feel like I met my soulmate in all things uncertain and precarious. Her name is Kimberly Warner. She is a filmmaker. In 2015 she developed cervicogenic vertigo and Mal de Débarquement Syndrome or MdDS that manifests as a constant perception of rocking, bobbing and swaying. After searching for treatments/cures and coming up empty, she had to accept her reality. She turned to her craft of filmmaking as a way to connect with others who are in the community of the "Unfixed".These are the stories of humans who are saying “yes” - the ones who believe their worth lives in the nexus of pain, uncertainty, gratitude and purpose. Through exploring these stories I hope to uncover insights and universal truths that can encourage us all to live more fully and radically Unfixed.

Stand Up is a daily podcast. I book,host,edit, post and promote new episodes with brilliant guests every day. Please subscribe now for as little as 5$ and gain access to a community of over 800 awesome, curious, kind, funny, brilliant, generous souls Check out StandUpwithPete.com to learn more Today's sponsor is Indeed.com/Standup 26 mins Stephen Marche is a novelist, essayist and cultural commentator. He is the author of half a dozen books, including The Unmade Bed: The Messy Truth About Men and Women in the Twenty-First Century (2016) and The Hunger of the Wolf (2015). He has written opinion pieces and essays for The New Yorker, The New York Times, The Atlantic, Esquire, The Walrus and many others. He is the host of the hit audio series How Not to F*ck Up Your Kids Too Bad, and its sequel How Not to F*ck Up Your Marriage Too Bad on Audible, and is currently at work on a book about the possibility of a civil war in the United States for Simon and Schuster. 1:03 Etan Thomas has amassed an amazing collection of interviews intertwined with the heartfelt commentary of his own to create a masterpiece. You'll read the voices of athletes, activists, media personalities, scholars, and the family of victims of police brutality. These voices include Kareem Abdul Jabbar, Bill Russell, D Wade, Russell Westbrook, Steve Kerr, Oscar Robertson, Mark Cuban, Michael Bennett, Carmelo Anthony, Derrick Rose, Swin Cash, Alonzo Mourning, Chris Webber, Michael Bennett, Jamal Crawfor, The Fab Five's Chris Webber, Juwan Howard, Ray Jackson, and Jimmy King, John Carlos, Laila Ali, Mahmoud Abdul-Rauf, Bradley Beal, Tamika Catchings, Curtis Conway, Laila Ali, Harry Edwards, Chris Hayes, Craig Hodges, Chamique Holdsclaw, ESPN's Scoop Jackson, Bomani Jones, Michael Smith, Michael Wilbon and Jemele Hill, Shaun King, Ted Leonsis, Thabo Sefolosha, James Blake Torrey Smith, Eric Reid, Shannon Sharpe, Anquan Boldin, Ilyasah Shabazz, Kenny Smith, David West, Jahvaris Fulton (brother of Trayvon Martin) Emerald Snipes (daughter of Eric Garner) Alysza Castille (sister of Philando Castille) Valerie Castille (mother of Philando Castille) and Tiffany Crutcher (sister of Terence Crutcher) Today's athletes have delves into politics, current events, presidential elections, Black Lives Matter, women's rights, murders at the hands of the police, mass incarceration, and the list goes on and on. We Matter highlights and discusses this new wave of athlete activism; dispels the myth that current athletes are not connected and affected by what goes on not only within the confines of their own communities, but across society as a whole; gives credit and pays homage to the athletes of yesteryear who have paved the way for the Colin Kaepernicks and Lebron James's of the world to be as vocal as they are today; and encourages athletes of the future to continue to use their voice to bring about change Over the past decade, we have witnessed an unprecedented number of athletes across all sports using their positions, their platforms, their celebrity and the power of their voices for change. Athletes have an unprecedented ability to influence fashion, pop culture, and politics with their actions. It is refreshing to see many acting on their convictions. Muhammad Ali once said,”I don't have to be who you want me to be. I'm free to be who I want.” we talk about Etan's newest book Police Brutality and White Supremacy: The Fight Against American Traditions Check out all things Jon Carroll Follow and Support Pete Coe   Pete on YouTube Pete on Twitter Pete On Instagram Pete Personal FB page

On this special episode of Additive Insight, TCT's Head of Content Laura Griffiths and Senior Content Producer Sam Davies reflect on their first trade show in 18 months as TCT 3Sixty returns to the NEC Birmingham. Speaking live from the event, the team cover the biggest 3D printing news stories including launches from Photocentric, Wematter, E3D, T3DMC and more, alongside conference highlights and UK debuts. For more information on our Additive Insight sponsor Evolve Additive, visit: www.evolveadditive.com.

Etan Thomas attended Syracuse University where he played basketball and graduated with a degree in Business Management. In 2000, the year in which he was selected to the first team, All Big East, he was drafted number 12 in the NBA draft and went on to play as a center and power forward for the Washington Wizards, Oklahoma City Thunder and Atlanta Hawks. But this man is far more than a member of the elite group of men that were good enough to play in the NBA. He's a study in resilience and inspiration. During the Wizard's training camp for the 2007 to 2008 season, a routine physical examination revealed that he had a leaking aortic valve requiring open-heart surgery.The surgery was a success. And a year later, he returned to play again for the Wizards. And in this first game back, he had 10 points and eight rebounds. Yet our guest has passions and genius well beyond athletics. He's a prolific writer, thinker, advocate, and activist. He wrote a book of poetry called More Than an Athlete, in which he addresses big issues, such as the death penalty, racism and abortion.He coauthored his autobiography Fatherhood: Rising to the Ultimate Challenge, in which he discusses his own childhood without a father. In another book of poetry and essays, Voices of The Future, he collaborates with today's youth to tackle topics such as police brutality, wars, HIV, and even religion. And his most recent anthology, We Matter, relies in part on interviews of other athletes, activists, and scholars to educate, question, and inspire.He's also written for the Huffington Post, Washington Post, CNN and ESPN, and he still likes basketball too. As he is a writer and podcaster for basketballnews.com. He's the recipient of the 2010 National Basketball Players Association Community Contribution Award as well as the 2009 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr Foundation, Inc. Legacy Award. Seeking the Extraordinary is sponsored by The Colony Group. For more information and to contact Michael Nathanson visit www.thecolonygroup.com

Indigenous 150+ Podcaster Nicole Tornquist speaks about the importance of supporting Indigenous Youth to be the best they can be. Drawing on her own personal experience as a youth, Nicole discusses her role as a National Ambassador of Hope for the WeMatter Campaign and youth organization.  Nicole is from Opaskwayak Cree Nation, and is currently serving as their Junior Onekanew (Chief).   This episode was hosted and produced by Roha Hena. Check out Nicole's Season 1 Episodes, “Small Town, Big Dreams” with Kelvin Redvers and “Awakening the Spirit” with Holly Linski. You can follow Nicole on instagram @nicole.tornquist18.

On #BellLetsTalk Day, as part of the AFN effort to help support mental health all across Canada, National Chief Perry Bellegarde is joined by Dr Carol Hopkins to talk mental health and First Nations. They discuss why traditional First Nations healing and knowledge are a key component to helping people and communities overcome mental health challenges, the impact the pandemic has had on mental health and addiction and what needs to change. Dr. Carol Hopkins is the Executive Director of the Thunderbird Partnership Foundation and a proud member of the Lenape First Nation in south-western Ontario. She has spent more than twenty years working in the field of First Nations addictions and mental health, with a special focus on the use of traditional knowledge and healing. She is a First Nations Representative to the United Nations Commission on Narcotic Drugs. And for her efforts, in 2018 she was appointed Officer of the Order of Canada. For more information on the work of Thunderbird Partnership Foundation visit: https://thunderbirdpf.org/ AFN Mental Health Resources: Hope for Wellness Help Line:• For crisis support and intervention please contact: 1-855-242-3310 or via chat at hopeforwellness.ca For Indigenous Women and girls: • Talk4Healing is accessible across Canada, it is free and culturally safe for Indigenous women. Please contact: 1-855-554-HEAL (4325) Assaulted Women's Helpline: • Contact 1-866-863-0511 For Children and Youth: • Kids Help Phone is accessible 24/7 across Canada and offers telephone or texting supports.  For telephone support, please contact: 1-800-668-6868.  For texting support, please text CONNECT to 686868. Native Youth Crisis Hotline: • Offers 24/7 telephone support. Please contact, 1-877-209-1266 Online Resources for Youth: • Culture for Life: http://cultureforlife.ca/ • Wise Practices: https://wisepractices.ca/ • Wapikoni Mobile: http://www.wapikoni.ca/home • We Matter: https://wemattercampaign.org/ A big thanks goes out to the Red Dog Singers of Treaty 4 Territory in Saskatchewan for our theme song, Intertribal. The Ahkameyimok Podcast is produced by David McGuffin of Explore Podcast Productions.

Americans showed up, voted, and made sure their voices were heard on November 3rd. In an election year where representation mattered maybe more than ever, Black people showed up and said "We Matter, and We WILL be counted." In this celebratory episode Steven Anthony Jones and Kaliswa Brewster read pieces by Margaret Walker, Larry Neal, Langston Hughes, and Mari Evans that joyfully lift up the strength, resistance, and resilience of Black people. While the battle may not be over, this episode is an ode to the faith and power of Blackness.

On this weeks episode of Additive Insight, the TCT content team reflect on a busy week at Formnext Connect including the biggest launches from the virtual floor, interviews with exhibitors and highlights from the TCT Conference @ Formnext Connect. Expect details on new additive manufacturing hardware from the likes of SLM Solutions, Additive Industries and Wematter, plus insight from conversations with Nexa3D, Solukon and more. Thank you to our AI sponsor Ultimaker. Considering an in-house 3D printing solution with industrial-grade material options and trusted software employed by 2 million users? Visit: mytct.co/ultimakerpod

My awakening began in 2001 when the towers went down. I was part of a traditional Christian understanding for a long time. Left that in 1997, and started having an awakening. I started asking deeper questions started seeking meditation started studying the teachings of the masters of the East. Now on the path of Divine Union. [1:30] Connecting to Metaphysics & Shamanic work [4:11] Connecting to my Breath first & Foremost [5:30] Breathe through My Whole Being [6:29] Deep Breath Connects & Enters into Present Moment [7:32] Connecting to Heart ~ I am nothing but love [9:17] Men Being Deeply Sensitive [11:15] Connecting to the Head & Heart Model [12:18] Connecting to the Sacred Circle of Men [13:48] Connecting with Others in a Sense of Ease [15:12] The Teaching of Improv [16:07] Connecting to the ‘All That Is’ [17:29] Being in Peace connected to my ‘All That Is’ [21:06] Connecting to the Harmony of Love [22:16] Connection through Co-creation [24:06] The Heart Space of Co-creation [27:15] Healing of our Shadow in Space of Love [29:06] Our Nobody within our ‘All That Is’ [29:56] Connection to our Ego Death – Good Conversation with Ego [31:58] Connecting to our New Light through Ego Death [33:10] We are Beautiful & We Matter

Andy chats with former NBA player, writer & fellow podcaster - Etan Thomas about athletes & activism! Andy & Etan discuss the roots of athletes as activists, his own beginning in activism, the onset of the social media era, and his book "We Matter: Athlete's & Activism". The two discuss the issues of police brutality in minority communities, what he learned from interviewing the families of victims, his conversations with other athlete's about their opinions & passion for social justice, and much more. Plus, the guys also discuss the success of the NBA Bubble and the lessons other leagues could learn from, as well as a great personal story about the late Kobe Bryant.Be sure to check out Etan's book "We Matter", his work at BasketballNews.com & his podcast The Rematch!

You are being called up and out. Will you answer the call? #TuneIn on LIVE on BEing You Facebook Page or YouTube (Life Conversations Media) The theme song - “We Matter” by John Stringer (used with permission) JohnStringerINC.com

When Googling "Justice System" on Wiki it says the justice system goals are "rehabilitation of offenders, preventing other crimes, and moral support for victims". Now if you're black, you're probably making the face Conceited made in the meme. I'm not too sure about that big fella! The lie detector test determined that was a lie. Even moral support for victims is a stretch when Black men are locked in prison for crimes they did not commit. How exactly does the justice system give moral support by not locking up the real person who committed the crime? "Make it make sense" as I always say.  On this episode I have a good friend of mine, Vonta, checking in to give his personal opinion about the Justice System with me. We will be sharing our thoughts on criminals, our thoughts on the justice system, and also about Blacks knowing their rights. These are few key points. Most importantly, as usual, we will be discussing how we can move forward as a community from this  continuous block against us. Facing bad officers is one battle, the justice system is another.  Please feel free to send in your opinions and suggest to my Instagram. Your voice matters and it is time we start taking action together on our own. While I am the owner and creator it is important that this is a collective effort of togetherness. Voice(s) is plural for a significant reason. You Matter! We Matter! Blessings. Instagram:  Guest: @thedyingstar_ Creator: @motivatelikeray

Chelsea Mulvale, National Ambassador of Hope Lead at WeMatter speaks about the roles of youth wisdom, community, culture and positive messages in the media to enhance life promotion, and reduce suicide in Indigenous communities. Host: Roha Hena

Patrick White (professor at the University of Québec, how artificial intelligence can save journalism); Chelsea Mulvale (director, Programs and Youth Engagement for the We Matter campaign); Michele Young-Crook (President & CEO of the National Aboriginal Trust Officers Association, the inaugural Virtual Indigenous Youth Summit)

The battle has got to come to an end and America the Great has got to prevail. If it doesn't, we are all lost in a sea of uncertain and poverty of freedom. No matter what side of the street you are standing on here in the USA during 2020, there are issues, challenges, news from media outlets that is upsetting us all becasue the stories are in competition for our attention.  Who is telling the truth? We need to know that what we all want is America the Free, with the US Constitution and Bill of Rights intact, with safe streets in every city, and choices about each aspect of our life. WE MATTER. FREEDOM MATTERS.  Join Ron Williams and Dr Deb Carlin on the daily show here -- FREEDOM MATTERS. WE MATTER. YOU MATTER.  

An all out assault by the UCP in Alberta. A deliberate effort to underfund the system in Ontario. Medicare, a universal program that was fought for and won by Canadian progressives is under attack. It's time to focus on democratizing the workplace. We can fundamentally transform the lives of Canadians through policy that's already in place in many countries and proven to work. We discuss some of these ideas and just how we can bring them to Canada through work at the Centre for Canadian Progress. We're joined by guest Frances Elizabeth Moore, National Operations & Outreach Manager for We Matter. We Matter was started in 2016 by brother and sister Kelvin and Tunchai Redvers. Overwhelmed by the number of suicides and other issues Indigenous youth face, they wanted to create a space that connects Indigenous youth across the country and provides support and love through culture and sharing. Support this podcast

In this episode of The Majestic Mix, We interviewed Cara, the founder of Save our Own. We discussed more the platform, black business, cancel culture, and so much more. Shop the " Unapologetically Black" Tee at Saveourown.org. Get Connected! We Matter!

We Matter founder Kelvin Redvers discusses growing up in the North West Territories, his career as a director and why he founded this youth-led organization that is addressing mental health in such a unique way. Host: Nicole Tornquist

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Today's message is in support of the Black Lives Matter movement. We Matter. Our Voices Matter. Our Lives Matter. It is important for us to keep the faith during this time.    Follow us on Instagram:  http://instagram.com/FaithIsFashionable    http://instagram.com/KeairaMonique    Our Site: http://www.FaithIsFashionable.com 

We Matter. On a special episode of The For The Culture Soccer Podcast, Greggo and Coach Tony are joined by the President of the Wonderwall Supporter Collective and VP of American Outlaws Minneapolis/St. Paul Chapter Abe Opoti to discuss soccer and an incredible week in the Twin Cities and beyond in the Culture. We start off the confirmations of the restart of the EPL, La Liga, and Serie A and how they may compare to the presentation the Bundesliga has provided so far in the fan-free environment, and the possible lockout (now resolved) of Major League Soccer (MLS). After the break we give our perspectives on the happenings of the past week following the murder of George Floyd in Minneapolis by the MPD, and the resulting protests and riots through out the country as well as the tributes made within the soccer community and throughout the US. We are proud to announce that this episode is also being shared by our friends at JD and The Rod. A big thanks to Jason Davis for setting this up and we are glad to extend our message to them in this time of strife. You can find them at bit.ly/JDRodFTC We appreciate your listens, especially for this week's episode. Listen, subscribe, and SHARE with your homies and baes on your favorite podcast apps! Don't forget to submit feedback on your apps- we see it and we appreciate it! Subcribe to our new YouTube Channel! http://bit.ly/FTCUTDTube Go to ftcutd.myshopify.com and get your 15% Off your next order with the promo code FOURSTARS- order your new nameset, hat, and t-shirt from your fam from For The Culture! Follow us on Social Media! Twitter - @FTCUTD Instagram - @FTCUTD Like us on Facebook - FTC #ForTheCulture #cultureoverclub --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ftcutdshow/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ftcutdshow/support

In today's edition of the 21 News podcast, managing editor of content Justin Mitchell speaks with Ty Powell, the organizer of the "We Matter" march in Warren on June 1.At 19, Powell has been concerned with racial disparities and police brutality since she was a young child.Powell said she saw the death of George Floyd as the moment she knew she had to become involved to make a change. She talks about how this moment in history is different because people are becoming more educated on the issues and divides within our country and how social media is working to hold those in power more accountable, forcing them to speak out more often.Listen up to this riveting story.

This episode we having that tough and real conversation and talking to our people (African American). Change has to start with us! Subscribe Like and Share and (comment)Podcast

Devotion: 1 John 4:7-15, “We Matter to God.”

Jus me having a short rant-im tired of seeing ppl who look like me being killed nd not getting the justice they deserve all of us as in asian black hispanic/latin caribbean pacific islanders hawaiians and etc. We all matyer nd we have a voice so lets use it

Matthew Emerzian is an author, keynote speaker, and the founder and CEO of Every Monday Matters, a non-profit organization committed to helping others understand their value and purpose. His work has been featured in Fast Company, Oprah.com, The Today Show, and the Hallmark Channel. He joins Marcel Schwantes to share a powerful and timely message about why we all matter. Marcel asks Matthew what he hopes comes as a result of current events. Matthew responds: that we continue to operate on our “human spirit” even after the coronavirus is gone. [4:30] Live a life that’s not about you. Matthew talks about the life motto given to him by his therapist that completely changed his world view. He shares how doing community service every Saturday morning helped him redefine what mattered to him. [11:48] Matthew’s book, Every Monday Matters, was used as part of a restorative justice program for convicted felons. After speaking to a group of them at a prison, one man tearfully commented that not being told he mattered was what got him into his position. [18:19] Marcel shares that Every Monday Matters the book is broken down into three sections: I Matter, You Matter, and We Matter. He asks Matthew to explain how they interconnect. Matthew describes it as a Venn Diagram with three circles, where each circle represents one section of the book and they all share an intersection. [21:38] People should be themselves authentically and unapologetically. They should not put filters on their lives like they do to social media posts in an attempt to reach perfection, because every individual is already uniquely perfect. [23:52] The silver lining in the current pandemic is that people are being forced to be their true selves; the masks are being torn off because we are all in a mutual state of suffering. [26:19] Some argue that doing selfless things is selfish because it only makes you feel good about yourself. If being selfless is actually being selfish, then we should create a selfish world, Matthew jokes. [31:22] We are wired to serve others. A life of service fulfills you in ways that material success cannot, and you find a sense of inner peace when you dedicate yourself to it. [34:39] Marcel asks Matthew how we can emerge from the global pandemic as better people. Before the coronavirus hit, we were suffering from a human virus of unkindness, Matthew says. We were not treating each other with compassion. When the virus goes away, in order to emerge as better people we must continue to embrace our humanity as we are doing currently. [36:21] Matthew believes that to create a world where everyone is aware of why and how much they matter, education must start with the youth. Every Monday Matters has a social and emotional learning program in six countries that has reached two million students worldwide. They are also providing free lessons and live classes on Zoom due to the pandemic. [38:38] Every day we wake up, we can make a choice to be someone who gives to the world, or someone who takes from it. [44:16] I matter, you matter, we matter. Marcel asks Matthew to explain how everybody matters. I Matter involves coming to terms with your own worth in all your imperfections and uniqueness. You Matter involves expanding your awareness to acknowledge and celebrate the value of those around you. We Matter explores how powerful we are together in impacting lives and communities.  [46:44] Resources Matthew Emerzian on LinkedIn | Twitter | Instagram | Facebook | Youtube MatthewEmerzian.com Every Monday Matters: 52 Ways to Make a Difference You Matter: Learning to Love Who You Really Are EveryMondayMatters.com

What Matters? We Matter, celebrating diversity and visibility of queer First Nations communities.

Angela Maiers chats with us about changing the world, chasing big dreams, and understanding that you are enough. Angela shares how we can have an impact even if we aren't perfect, the power of daily affirmations, and why the same thing has kept her excited for 32 years. More at www.teachbetter.com/podcast/angelamaiers Episode Highlights 4:10 - Shoutout to our good friends at IDEA (www.ideaillinois.org) Come see Jeff and Rae at IDEA Con in February, 2020! 5:51 - Previewing the episode with Angela Maiers. 8:46 - Angela introduces herself. 11:20 - Angela's failure: Waiting for others to define the conversation. 15:50 - Angela's success: Joining Seth Godin's "The Domino Team." 21:00 - What's keeping Angela excited about education right now: It's been the same for 32 years. 28:24 - Angela's advice for new teachers: You are enough. 31:59 - 6 questions answered in 15 seconds or less. 38:05 - How to connect with Angela. 42:23 - Angela gives us all a FREE course! Angela's Recommendations EdTech Tool: Zoom Book: "Linchpin" by Seth Godin Who to Follow on Twitter or Instagram: People outside your network--will talk about why! Anyone who inspires you can push your thinking can offer different perspectives. People who do that for me: @GaryVee Gary V @ariannahuff Arianna Huffington @ThisIsSethsBlog Seth Godin YouTube/Podcast/Website/Blog: Again--I suggest in addition to following people in your network--step outside. vlogBrothers Journey of Purpose Big Inspired School of Life TedTalks Daily/Weekly/Monthly Routine: Daily affirmations. Every day teachers need to affirm that THEY MATTER--not just their kids but WE MATTER. Worthiness is a daily practice! Best piece of advice you've ever received: Stand for something. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/teach-better-talk/message

This week I talk to Adrian Walker, a man who wears many hats, to name a couple would be a photographer & working at VSCO, One of the largest, if not the largest photo editing platforms. Adrians' focus when creating art is to highlight black culture and bring that to the forefront wherever he decides to add value. We talk about his "We Matter" photo collective, creating through burnout phases, his approach to making images and much more! Below are links to check out his work and upcoming events Where his We Matter collection will be hosted: https://thegreensco.com/ The Greens Co Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thegreensco/ His Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/aoctaviusw/ Website: http://www.adrianowalker.com/   Song: "Cassette" Prod By Riddiman

In this episode, Waylon addresses the popular notion that individual actions do not matter in the grand scheme of climate change because corporations are by far the largest contributor to the problem. Waylon highlights that our behaviors drive corporations to make the decisions they do and that it takes altering our daily habits to create real change—which takes a lot of bravery on our part. Podcast produced by: Vanessa Boehm; Music by Adam Agee, recorded live at Walk the Talk Show events.

It Matters. We Matter. He Matters. by Kyle Yazzie

Etan Thomas is More Than An Athlete, he’s redefined himself “The Activist Athlete.” Thomas defies the stereotype of the apolitical athlete, planting his roots in his formidable literary career, passion for mentoring and civic engagement. Born in Harlem, New York and raised in Tulsa, Oklahoma, Thomas’ childhood was surrounded by books on the civil rights movement, politics and the 1960′s. He was greatly influenced by his mother, Deborah Thomas, a schoolteacher, who instilled in her two sons to think critically and use their platform to make a difference. Etan Thomas has made his mark far beyond the boundaries of his 11 years in the NBA. His latest work, We Matter “Athletes And Activism” was released March 6th 2018, Thomas has amassed an amazing collection of interviews intertwined with the heartfelt commentary of his own to create a masterpiece. You’ll read the voices of athletes, activists, media personalities, scholars, and the family of victims of police brutality. We Matter was listed as one of the top ten best activism books of all time by Book Authority. And tied for best non-fiction for 2018 by the African-American Literary Awards (AALAS)

Etan Thomas is More Than An Athlete, he's redefined himself “The Activist Athlete.” Thomas defies the stereotype of the apolitical athlete, planting his roots in his formidable literary career, passion for mentoring and civic engagement.Born in Harlem, New York and raised in Tulsa, Oklahoma, Thomas' childhood was surrounded by books on the civil rights movement, politics and the 1960′s. He was greatly influenced by his mother, Deborah Thomas, a schoolteacher, who instilled in her two sons to think critically and use their platform to make a difference. Etan Thomas has made his mark far beyond the boundaries of his 11 years in the NBA.His latest work, We Matter “Athletes And Activism” was released March 6th 2018, Thomas has amassed an amazing collection of interviews intertwined with the heartfelt commentary of his own to create a masterpiece. You'll read the voices of athletes, activists, media personalities, scholars, and the family of victims of police brutality. We Matter was listed as one of the top ten best activism books of all time by Book Authority. And tied for best non-fiction for 2018 by the African-American Literary Awards (AALAS)

Deeply affected by the recent loss of Chad Murphy well loved and gifted sound engineer at W4CY radio Cindy speaks of her shock sharing a heart felt tribute to Chad who was her engineer in the early days of her show. A relationship of only 5 minutes a week his energy and heart made a huge impact. Reaffirming the answer to the question "Do we matter?" Ask Cindy prompts questions "What should we be in our minds?" "How deep can we get inside?" "What if we don't have to key to get inside our mind?"This show is broadcast live on Monday's at 2PM ET on W4CY Radio – (www.w4cy.com) part of Talk 4 Radio (http://www.talk4radio.com/) on the Talk 4 Media Network (http://www.talk4media.com/).

I Want To Live. In this episode of Teachings In The Air, we talk to award-winning filmmaker and We Matter co-founder Kelvin Redvers about his journey to wellness, and what inspired him to start We Matter with his sister Tunchai. Kelvin recently dropped by our office in Vancouver, BC and we were fortunate enough to hear some stories and insights from his work in spreading hope to Indigenous youth across Canada. Kelvin Redvers is an award-winning writer, producer and film director who belongs to the Deniniu K’ue First Nation. Kelvin grew up in Hay River, Northwest Territories and now calls Vancouver home. His work covers both Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal topics as well as First Nations community and aboriginal current affairs. In October 2016, Kelvin and his sister Tunchai launched 'We Matter', a national online campaign designed to bring awareness to the struggles of Indigenous youth across Canada. It is modelled after Dan Savage's 'It Gets Better' campaign and collects videos and writings from each Indigenous community across Canada with the aim of reducing the number of indigenous teen suicides, while also providing them with mental health resources. We Matter is a multi-media campaign in which Indigenous role models and allies submit art, written and video messages sharing their own experiences of overcoming hardships, and communicating with Indigenous youth that no matter how hopeless life can feel, there is always a way forward. Since launching in October 2016, the We Matter Campaign has reached millions of people on social media and continues to be an ever-growing library of positivity and hope. Kelvin and his sister mail the We Matter videos on USB drives to Indigenous communities across Canada who do not have internet access, and if you have some positive messages of support and encouragement for our Indigenous youth, you can even submit a video yourself! We had a great time catching up with Kelvin, and we hope you enjoy the episode. To find out more about We Matter, visit their website at: http://wematter.org

The 76ers have Joel Embiid, Ben Simmons, and Markelle Fultz. The Process is bearing fruit. So you know where this is going. Mike mediated a very happy 76ers preview discussion with Ben, SBNation.com's Tyler Tynes, and Liberty Ballers editor Kyle Neubeck. Among the topics discussed:Is "The Process" over, or is it forever ongoing? How many new Process fans are jumping on board late? And obviously 76ers fans are excited about the season, so stop grumbling, Mike.How will Markelle Fultz, Ben Simmons, and Joel Embiid mesh?What should 76ers fans expect from Simmons this year? How much does his perimeter shooting actually matter? Would you rather have Joel Embiid stay healthy for five straight years, or not have to pay taxes during that same time period?What were some developments that the national media missed that'll matter for this year?Why the 76ers' decision to prevent Sevyn Streeter from singing the national anthem in a "We Matter" jersey was so troubling, even if they tried to rectify the situation. (If you don't know what this is about, read this)Does anything make 76ers fans nervous about the future? Ben talks about Jahlil Okafor, while Tyler notes the team's lack of transparency with injuries.Would you rather the organization re-hire Billy King as Bryan Colangelo's No. 2, or replace Brett Brown with Doug Collins? (Sorry, you have to choose)Which jersey should fans buy first: Fultz or Simmons?Say the 76ers are told that their fans are no longer allowed to use the phrase "The Process" or "Trust the Process." What should be the new 76ers fan slogan?Your all-time 76ers banana boat, featuring some interesting answers.Plus, predictions, best/worst case scenarios, and much more. This is the fourth of Limited Upside's 30 team previews leading up to next season. We're bringing together representatives from all 30 SB Nation team sites and other team-specific experts from the SB Nation/Limited Upside community to gauge the temperature of the fanbase heading into the season. PREVIOUSLY: Suns NEXT UP: Knicks Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Robert Kniola och Martin Müller på företaget Wematter levererar 3D printtjänster och 3D skrivare som fungerar i kontorsmiljö, utan att ge avkall på kvalitet, hållfasthet eller precision. Vi pratar även om startupkultur och några råd kring hur man lyckas med sitt företag. www.wematter.se  

"Jesus didn't come just to make everyone a Christian, He came to restore our humanity" Listen as Pastor Terry Tarsiuk explains the core desire for all humans to know and feel like "We Matter". Pastor Terry shows us that Jesus fulfills this desire by what He did on the cross for us all, and that it is dangerous to try and meet that need anywhere else.

Episode 10 "We Matter" This is the 10th extended episode of IntaSports Podcast. A weekly show unlike any other where we cover the latest sports related news and events without any filters. @Intasports1 Intasports@gmail.com DISCLAIMER The IntaSports Podcast is not and should not be viewed as a “News Source”. While we often discuss current events and cite sources that are both conventional and unconventional media sources, once again the views expressed are only the opinions of the crew. While we strive for accuracy we can and will be wrong at times, as any honest human will have to admit to

Episode 48! We want to know: Ever Had Sex In Your Halloween Costume? Pete Burns dead at 57. Bermuda Triangle mystery solved? Anti-Yoga pants protest. Singer Sevyn kicked off stage for We Matter jersey. Sings "Prolly." Will and Grace coming back? Bob Dylan update. Justin Bieber walks off stage because screaming fans. Justin Timberlake takes illegal selfie inside voting booth. Nico Tortorella (Younger, The Following) comes out as "sexually fluid." Tim Gunn says models need more shapes. Jennifer Lopez cast in Bye Bye Birdie LIVE. Raven Seymone leaves The View. Bette Midler Hocus Pocus revival. Kesha update. Celebrity peen: Tahj Mowry dick pic. David McIntosh. Kesha. Worst Scary Movies Ever? Plus recommendations for a must see horror film! 

Jim and I talked about Joel Embiid's amazing debut, the recent changes at WIP, Double Bird Man, the "We Matter" shirt controversy, and watching NBA League Pass. Sponsor: Jim and I talked about Joel Embiid's amazing debut, the recent changes at WIP, Double Bird Man, the "We Matter" shirt controversy, and watching NBA League Pass. Sponsor: Draft Kings: Play for a chance to win $1 million in Draft Kings' Week 8 contest. Entry is $20. Create your team here.

Pastor Mark Sims continues the sermon series #makeitmatter in this sermon entitled "I Matter. You Matter. We Matter." Join us every Sunday at TSF, 1469 St. Peters Avenue, Bronx, NY at 11:00am or live on line at http://www.sanctuaryfellowship.org

In a world overstimulated by the 24-hour news cycle, perpetual fear mongering from the government and media, and the overt sexuality that is forced down our throats by ubiquitous advertising campaigns, it's not hard to imagine a culture wrought with negative anxiety and an inaccurately perceived reality. The second in a three-part series, this week's episode is an attempt to embrace the irrational thought patterns that sustain our day-to-day choices and actions... both of which, may not even be our own. EXPERIMENTAL PRODUCTS Nightmares Part II BIT-TUNER Hypnotism ANDY STOTT Damage GREIE GUT FRAKTION We Matter LORN Tomorrow SIGLO XX Until A Day SILK FLOWERS Running Out Of Rope PORTISHEAD Scorn CADAVER IN DRAG Hair, Skin, And Teeth * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *

Listen here for the latest show and for details on how to catch Cullen's Corner: The Brownstone and more from The Corner FamilyDownload us at  www.CullensCorner.com Topics: The #weMATTER inititave, the latest from Ferguson, MO, Does your child have a right to privacy? And who are our new leaders?Find us on KCCR and take us wherever you go!

Listen here for the latest show and for details on how to catch Cullen's Corner: The Brownstone and more from The Corner FamilyDownload us at  www.CullensCorner.com Topics: The #weMATTER inititave, the latest from Ferguson, MO, Does your child have a right to privacy? And who are our new leaders?Find us on KCCR and take us wherever you go!