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Show Notes:In this episode of Backstage Bay Area, host Steven Roby sits down with Karen Barajas of Karen y Los Remedios, the trailblazing trio redefining the boundaries of cumbia. Karen shares the group's origin story, from early collaborations with Jonathan Muriel (Jiony) and the addition of guitarist Guillermo Berbeyer (Z.A.M.P.A.) to their evolution into one of the most innovative acts in Latin music today. The discussion delves into the group's creative process, blending traditional Latin rhythms with downtempo and electronic experimentation, and the profoundly personal inspirations behind their acclaimed 2023 album Silencio. Karen opens up about her journey as an artist, the influences that shaped her sound, and what fans can expect at their upcoming show on January 19th at San Francisco's Rickshaw Stop. Along the way, listeners will hear standout tracks from the group, including “Las Muchachas,” “Cartas Marinas,” and “Presagio.” Tune in for a thoughtful, engaging conversation that bridges the poetic and the danceable, offering a fresh perspective on modern cumbia. Guest Information: Name: Ana Karen Barajas of Karen y Los Remedios Bio: Ana Karen Barajas is the leader of Karen y Los Remedios, a genre-defying project that blends cumbia with electronic and experimental rhythms. Website: Karen y Los Remedios on ZZK Records Social Media: Instagram: @karenylosremedios Facebook: Karen y Los Remedios Call-To-Action:Don't miss Karen y Los Remedios live in concert on Sunday, January 19th, at Rickshaw Stop in San Francisco. Doors open at 7 PM, and tickets are available here. Be sure to subscribe to Backstage Bay Area on YouTube and Apple Podcasts to never miss an episode! Podcast Playlist – Songs Played in the Episode: “Las Muchachas” “Cartas Marinas” “Presagio” Hashtags:#BackstageBayArea #KarenyLosRemedios #CumbiaFusion #SilencioAlbum #LiveMusicSF #PodcastLife

Ouija superstar, Karen A. Dahlman joins us to talk about divine channeling with the tool known as the ouija board. Karen is an absolute wiz when it comes to the Ouija and she receives information from crossed over loved ones, angels, guides, and extraterrestrials or inter-demensional beings. Karen A Dahlman, MA is an author, paranormal researcher, licensed counselor and spirit communicator. She serves as an officer and director of the Talking Board Historical Society. Born with the gifts of clairvoyance, clairaudience and clairsentience, Karen communicates with sentient beings in the unseen dimensions and uses these gifts with her clients, providing spiritual readings. As a leading, noted Ouija Practitioner, she has been using the Ouija Board since 1973 with astounding results. Featured on Gaia TV, Coast to Coast AM, Fade to Black, in documentaries and other numerous media programs, Karen's message shares the positive side to the Ouija Board as a took for exploring consciousness. Her work's mission is pushing the boundaries of consciousness and her message is assisting humanity in awakening to its greatest potential. Karen holds a master's degree from the University of New Mexico in archetypal art therapy and is experienced in hypnosis, past life regression, channeling and spiritual readings. She is the talk show host of Creative Visions TV and is an international speaker and teacher at paranormal and spiritual conferences. Karen's YouTube Karen's FaceBook Karen's Website Karen's Instagram Karen's TikTok Karen's Twitter

Writer and English professor Karen Swallow Prior has noticed a trend among her students: they're not sure how to think biblically in a world grappling with social issues that change by the minute. People talk at length about these issues on social media, where the comments section can devolve into a name-calling free-for-all in a matter of seconds. Karen shares how to keep yourself open enough to reconsider your views without compromising your values, and how to have civil conversations seasoned with grace among people you may not see eye to eye with, both online and off. She also reminds us that believers bear an important responsibility: anytime we enter the public arena, we need to make sure to take the Spirit with us.   Quotes “I think the most important thing is to be filled by the Spirit. We know when we're filled with the Holy Spirit, because we'll exhibit the fruit of the Spirit. We'll exhibit love, joy, peace, forbearance, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness and—perhaps most importantly in this age—self-control.” —Karen Swallow Prior “I've had to put it in the Lord's hands. I plan my way, I hone my craft, I try to do good work, but I really believe that it's all the Lord's doing. And so I call Him now the Lord of my schedule, because I just want every part of my day and all of my work to be guided by Him and the opportunities to be guided by Him. Everything that I end up doing, I want to glorify Him.” —Karen Swallow Prior, on her writing career “As the world changes, we see more Christians who hold very different views on what to me are very fundamental issues. I see it as an opportunity to think about their view and ask myself why I think theirs is wrong and mine is right. Then I also ask, ‘Well, maybe there's something in between.'” —Karen Swallow Prior   Karen's LinksKaren's Website Karen's Facebook Karen's Twitter Karen's Instagram    Resources Mentioned in This EpisodeCultural Engagement by Karen Swallow Prior Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary Religion News Service   Connect with Sally Lloyd-JonesJesus Storybook Bible Facebook Jesus Storybook Bible Instagram  Sally's website Sally's Facebook Sally's Instagram  

Join Wendy and Amy for a discussion of Karen Shepard's short story "Popular Girls." Power and fashion go hand-in-hand, but what if it's all just an illusion? What happens if the façade fractures? Pop a cork to the power of popularity!Links mentioned in the show: 1) Karen Shepard's Website and link to short story "Popular Girls" 2) Our Personal Website3) Our Buzzsprout Website 4) Bellissima Prosecco5) Alison Lurie's Website Karen's book recommendations: - Empire of Pain by Patrick Radden Keefe- First Responders by Jennifer Murphy- Under a White Sky, The Nature of The Future by Elizabeth Kolbert- Phase Six by author's husband Jim Shepard- Pity the Beast by Robin McLean Next Episode: Detransition, Baby Torrey Peters featuring Ornato Prosecco 

As an RN with a background in Critical Care and Pastoral Care Ministry, Karen has seen first hand the devastation of disease and poor dietary habits that have many people taking medications because of preventable diseases. It wasn't until she suffered with psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis for over 30 years and then was diagnosed with thyroid cancer in 2011, that she began her own personal journey of challenging conventional medicine regarding processed foods vs. Food as Medicine. She returned to school to study nutrition and learned that excess sugar, gluten, and dairy was contributing to her illnesses.  It was then that she changed her diet, lost weight and learned that our bodies can heal themselves when we treat it well with proper whole foods from the earth. Karen wrote a book, “Lose the Sugar, You're Sweet Enough “   She also gives seminars and teaches healthy eating. She has done quarterly cooking shows that play on the TV's at Mercy Hospital as an educational tool for the patients.  Karen values religion and has volunteered through her church as a Hospital Coordinator Praying for the sick and has done educational talks on treating the body as a temple.  In the past she has enjoyed and participated in the Pastoral Ministry Program at Roswell Cancer Institute and volunteered for the American Heart Association for over 17 years. Karen's Website Karen's Facebook Be The Best You Can Be With Bio Individuality Facebook Page Karen's Instagram Karen's Book: Lose The Sugar, You're Sweet Enough ______________ Follow Therese "Tee" Forton-Barnes and The Green Living Gurus: The Green Living Gurus Website Healthy Living Group Facebook Green Living Gurus Page Facebook Instagram Youtube Services For further info contact: Therese Forton-Barnes Email: Greenlivinggurus@gmail.com Cell: 716-868-8868  

If reading and writing go hand in hand, wouldn’t it make sense to merge your reading and writing workshops occasionally? What would that even look like? And how would students respond? In this episode, authors Maria Walther and Karen Biggs-Tucker (The Literacy Workshop: Where Reading and Writing Converge) describe literacy workshop, how it looks in primary and intermediate classrooms, and how the streamlined nature of literacy workshop lends itself well to online and hybrid teaching.      L I N K S The Literacy Workshop: Where Reading and Writing Converge Study Guide Remote Learning Guide Maria's Twitter Karen's Twitter Maria's Website Karen's Website

This week's guest is Karen Martin. Karen described some of the lean trends she's observed, and how we can best prepare for and learn from them. A MP3 audio version of this episode is available for download here. In this episode you'll learn:  The quote that inspires Karen (2:01) Karen's background (2:45) Building genuine problem-solving skills (3:58) The struggle with strategy deployment (12:45) Karen's thoughts on the recession (17:53) The questions Karen thinks should be asked more often (23:32) Podcast Resources Right Click to Download this Podcast as an MP3 Download a Free Audio Book at Audible.com Karen's Website Karen on Twitter Karen on LinkedIn Subscribe & Never Miss New Episodes! Click to Subscribe in iTunes If you enjoyed this podcast please be sure to subscribe on iTunes. Once you're a subscriber all new episodes will be downloaded to your iTunes account and smartphone. The easiest way for iPhone users to listen to the show is via the free, and incredible, Podcast app.  NEW! You can now follow the podcast on Spotify here.  You can also subscribe via Stitcher which is definitely Android friendly. What Do You Think? Which trend have you noticed the most? In what ways/contexts?

Over the next few weeks we're doing something new here on The Mentor Sessions. I'm going to introduce you to five amazing yoga teachers all of whom are engaged in active teaching practices in different parts of the country, and world!  These five teachers also happen to be alumni from my teacher training, The Science of the Private Lesson™, and you'll get to hear directly from them what has happened in their teaching and business since our time together. Today you get to meet Karen! As a driven and overworked business owner, Karen began her yoga practice to help relieve stress and regain strength and flexibility. She eventually sold her language travel agency so she could dedicate her career to inspiring others to prioritize their health, wellbeing and stress relief through yoga. She lives in Luzerne, Switzerland and completed her yoga teacher training in Thailand in 2014. She specializes in teaching private clients and continues to work closely with a private yoga teacher mentor. In this episode you'll hear: an offer that Karen came up with for brand new students that I now give as homework to everyone who takes The Science of the Private Lesson™! the kind of shift that is necessary when our personal practice isn't reflected in our teaching the small shift Karen made in her language that made all the difference for her students how Karen developed a Deep Dive 8 week program that offers her group class and private students a more in-depth yoga (not just asana) experience Learn More From Karen and other links mentioned in the episode: Karen's Website Karen's Facebook page Karen on Instagram Samahita Retreat   Practical Anatomy Advanced Training Pranayama & Your Yoga Practice Manorama  

This week's guest is consultant and speaker Karen Martin. Karen shed some light on the importance of individual and organizational clarity in anticipation of her new book, Clarity First. An MP3 version of this episode is available for download here. In this episode you'll learn: Karen's background (2:11) About Karen's upcoming book (4:13) What clarity is (4:55) Why individuals and organizations need clarity (7:12) An example (8:29) The five "buckets" of clarity (9:52) Why clarity is so hard (11:09) The different clarity approaches (13:02) The CLEAR problem-solving method (15:47) Some practical things you can start doing today (19:36) Knowing the score (23:49) Where the lean movement is going (25:40) Who Karen would go back in time to talk to (28:45) The best advice Karen has ever received (30:08) What Karen is most proud of (30:51) Podcast Resources Right Click to Download this Podcast as an MP3 Download a Free Audio Book at Audible.com Karen's Website Karen on LinkedIn The Karen Martin Group on LinkedIn Karen on Twitter Karen on Facebook  Clarity First The Outstanding Organization  The Kaizen Event Planner Subscribe & Never Miss New Episodes! Click to Subscribe in iTunes If you enjoyed this podcast please be sure to subscribe on iTunes. Once you're a subscriber all new episodes will be downloaded to your iTunes account and smartphone. The easiest way for iPhone users to listen to the show is via the free, and incredible, Podcast app. You can download it here. CLICK HERE to subscribe to the Gemba Academy podcast on iTunes. You can also subscribe via Stitcher which is definitely Android friendly. What Do You Think? In what other ways is clarity important?

Karen Carter is a professional Feng Shui consultant and healthy lifestyle designer, educator and best-selling author of "Move Your Stuff, Change Your Life" and "Make a Shift, Change Your Life." She coaches, trains and empowers people to use a variety of techniques to improve and enrich all areas of their lives. In this episode, we find out if moving things on your desk, in your home and in your office can really change your life!  Karen shares that Feng Shui is a method of mindfully arranging your space so that it supports you. She says that she was originally a skeptic, but needed to learn Feng Shui to get a project as a landscape architect. Quantum physics plays a part in it, as everything is energy. Karen adds that Feng Shui deals with all the things you might never think of that could be detrimental to you, as well as minor things. “Little, tiny and subtle things can make a big difference” She started applying Feng Shui to her house, and soon after a major publisher contacted her to write a book that she hadn’t even pitched. She feels that you should start by looking at changes that can be made in your home, as you spend a lot of time there. Karen focuses on her bed, as it’s a health generating area of the home. With Feng Shui, it’s about setting your intention, your goals and what you want to do. “I’m not really that interested in fixing a house as much as I am changing the outcome of somebody’s life” If you have a business, you need to look at the biggest challenges you are facing, and get very specific with tracking. For example, it could be revenue generation, before and after Feng Shui is implemented. A few suggestions she has for business owners is to make the front door inviting, easy to see and ensure it opens freely. A fresh and clean welcome mat will provide “inviting energy.” Karen says that her rule is that whatever is closest to you will have the most impact, and she advises that you clear out the things that don’t support you anymore. “If you are to truly propel yourself forward, cut the ties of the past that doesn’t serve you” She believes that a lot of interior designers resist learning about Feng Shui as they feel it will be limiting to them. Displaying your credentials (certificates, diplomas, etc.), getting a permanent work space as well as putting a plant in the prosperity area of your desk are just some suggestions she has. Karen shares that you can always learn more to master Feng Shui. “You have to know the basic rules, then apply” When launching a product, trust in the universe and have something to anchor you against the anxiety, stress and energy (see Karen’s YouTube video in “INTERVIEW LINKS”). She believes in “planning the party”, or celebrating something that hasn’t happened yet. Karen concludes by reminding people to be mindful of where you want to go, and who you are.  “Look around; see what you’re surrounding yourself with” Submit Your Question! INTERVIEW LINKS: Karen’s Website Karen’s YouTube Videos "Move Your Stuff with Karen" Membership Program "Move Your Stuff, Change Your Life" book   "Make A Shift, Change Your Life" book      

In this episode, we visit with Dr Karen Lee, as she shares her story of becoming a chiropractor after her first child was born, changing her family’s health with real food and her experience with the GAPS diet and gut healing. [player] From this episode: Website: Karen’s website, www.drkarenslee.com Book: Gut and Psychology Syndrome (GAPS The post RFWH19: The Journey To Holistic Vitality, Becoming a Chiropractor, Healing the Family with Real Food, The GAPS Diet and Gut Health with Guest, Dr Karen S. Lee appeared first on Real Food Whole Health.