Podcast appearances and mentions of wendy gordon

What does it take to teach gardening to students in an education setting? Oliver Rogers speaks to one educator, Wendy Gordon about her experiences in schools and academies in the UK. Wendy also writes about gardening for Kadamey's FREE online digital activities magazine aimed at parents and early years nursery providers. This can be viewed by visiting Kadamey's website: https://bit.ly/42xy2jW

Study Guide Chagigah 2 Masechet Chagigah is sponsored in honor of Debra Rappaport Rosen by her family on the occasion of her finishing Shas at the end of this Masechet. “We are in awe at her incredible achievement of finishing all of Shas! Her seven-plus years of dedication and focus set a remarkable example and serve as a bold inspiration to our family and to Jewish women around the world. Our dear grandmothers--Pearl Modlin, Francine Friedland, Golda Rappaport, Tova Rosen, and Roslyn Brickman--are looking down at you with immense pride. May you continue to go from Chayil to Chayil! All our love, Michael, Eytan, Danya, Azriel, and Amalya Rosen; Michael Rappaport; Wendy Gordon; and Rena and Mordecai Rosen.” Today’s daf is sponsored by Margalit Frydman on behalf of her parents and parents-in-law. Today’s daf is sponsored by Sarah Galasko for the refuah shleima of Pesel Bayla bas Gitel.  Who is obligated in the mitzva of Aliya la’regel and who is exempt? A minor is excluded – who is considered a minor for this purpose? Beit Shamai and Beit Hillel debate this as well as what is the minimum amount of money required for the burnt offering for the holiday and for the chagigah offerings. The Mishna first states that all are obligated and then lists the exceptions to the rule. What does the word “all” come to include? Several answers are suggested and the Gemara raises difficulties with each option and then reinstates the first answer brought, that it is coming to include a Canaanite slave who is half slave/half free (he was owned by two owners and one freed him and the other did not). Another one who is exempt is someone who is deaf. Is it referring to someone who can’t hear and can’t speak or does the exemption also apply to one who either can’t hear, but can speak or can’t speak, but can hear?

Study Guide Chagigah 2 Masechet Chagigah is sponsored in honor of Debra Rappaport Rosen by her family on the occasion of her finishing Shas at the end of this Masechet. “We are in awe at her incredible achievement of finishing all of Shas! Her seven-plus years of dedication and focus set a remarkable example and serve as a bold inspiration to our family and to Jewish women around the world. Our dear grandmothers--Pearl Modlin, Francine Friedland, Golda Rappaport, Tova Rosen, and Roslyn Brickman--are looking down at you with immense pride. May you continue to go from Chayil to Chayil! All our love, Michael, Eytan, Danya, Azriel, and Amalya Rosen; Michael Rappaport; Wendy Gordon; and Rena and Mordecai Rosen.” Today’s daf is sponsored by Margalit Frydman on behalf of her parents and parents-in-law. Today’s daf is sponsored by Sarah Galasko for the refuah shleima of Pesel Bayla bas Gitel.  Who is obligated in the mitzva of Aliya la’regel and who is exempt? A minor is excluded – who is considered a minor for this purpose? Beit Shamai and Beit Hillel debate this as well as what is the minimum amount of money required for the burnt offering for the holiday and for the chagigah offerings. The Mishna first states that all are obligated and then lists the exceptions to the rule. What does the word “all” come to include? Several answers are suggested and the Gemara raises difficulties with each option and then reinstates the first answer brought, that it is coming to include a Canaanite slave who is half slave/half free (he was owned by two owners and one freed him and the other did not). Another one who is exempt is someone who is deaf. Is it referring to someone who can’t hear and can’t speak or does the exemption also apply to one who either can’t hear, but can speak or can’t speak, but can hear?

Wendy Gordon Pake, Founder, President, and Volunteer Executive Director of FOODiversity, focuses on health equity by providing a direct link to resources for those with food allergies and celiac disease. FOODiversity aims to provide access to safe food, which is often an unmet medical need. The organization works directly with physicians, social workers, dietitians, schools, and community non-profits such as food pantries and homeless shelters by linking resources to those needing the help the most. Her solution to food insecurity is to raise awareness, provide education and financial support, and increase access.  Wendy shares her family's personal experience with food allergies and insecurities and discusses the additional hurdles those with food allergies and celiac disease face. She offers suggestions of possible food donations to food pantries to assist those having dietary restrictions. Wendy had an impressive career with the Olympics and talked with Shandee about her work with the Olympic volunteers.

Dr. Dwight Rouse, Editor-in-Chief, and Dr. John Fischer, Podcast Editor, review the articles that have been designated as Editors' Picks for the November 2021 issue (planned home and birth center births; trends in minimally invasive adnexal surgery; transfusion preparedness in the labor and delivery unit). This podcast features an interview with Elizabeth Nethery, MSC, MSM, and Wendy Gordon, DM, MPH, authors of the article on planned home and birth center births. 

《洞察地圖：6大致勝法則，成功破解消費者心理》 ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ 全書共分６大章節：潛意識、理解差異、好感（喜歡）、消費者行為、語言、情境背景……等，這就是作者想推廣的６個思維框架（mindframes），也可說是破解消費者心理的6張地圖。您可以針對需求來調整閱讀順序，每個章節均各自獨立，你可以從中找出最適合自己的章節來研習，進而找到強化實務經驗以及研究消費者心理架構的渠道。 ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ 閱讀本書你將學到： 1.人們如何思考品牌和溝通：他們為何會這麼想？這麼說？這麼做？ 2.以人為中心，理應嵌入業務員sop的的原則，例如潛意識、措詞用語 3.透過不同的思考模型，帶來全新觀點與見解 4豐富您對人性的理解，以及強化人們為利益相關者和客戶提供合理的商業建議的能力 ──────── 【職場工作力】 直覺、潛意識、放棄怎麼會是解決工作困難的答案？ 圖像又如何能讓你掌握會議主導權？ ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ 濃縮多本職場經典書籍內容，顛覆你的工作思維！ 犀利又獨特的觀點，讓你成為同事、上司眼中的「聰明職場人」。 ──────── 作　者：溫蒂．郭爾登 Wendy Gordon 配音員：陳語綺、陳家駿 ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ ©時報文化出版企業股份有限公司

What does COVID-19 mean for the art production industry, and how can we prepare for the future? Wendy Gordon is Executive Producer of Work Production, an integrated content production company based in New York. In response to conflicting information and fears about safety, Wendy started the Facebook group "Production Resources Coronavirus" to provide a space where producers can share information, ask questions, and find community during this time of uncertainty. She joins the show to talk about what she's learning and how she's coping with social distancing. In an industry where the rules are always changing, it’s helpful to hear from those on the front line. Heather Elder is the visionary behind NotesFromARep’sJournal.com; visit her HeatherElder.com for industry updates, stunning photography and video, and the artists behind the work.     Mentioned in this episode Work Production Facebook Group: Production Resources Coronavirus   More about our guest: Wendy Gordon at Work Production Wendy Gordon on LinkedIn   More about your host: Heather Elder’s Bio Heather Elder’s Blog Heather Elder on Instagram Heather Elder on Twitter Heather Elder on LinkedIn Heather Elder on Facebook

C.F. Worship Band/Annette Rice (keyboard/vocal), Nicole Walther (guitar/vocal), Zoe Rice (vocal), Wendy Gordon (vocal), Bryce Grabanski (drums/vocal), Lonnie Perrine (bass)

Annette Rice (keyboard/vocal), Nicole Walther (guitar/vocal), Wendy Gordon (vocal), Bryce Grabanski (drums/vocal), Lonnie Perrine (bass)

Annette Rice (keyboard/vocal), Nicole Walther (guitar/vocal), Wendy Gordon (vocal), Lonnie Perrine (bass)

Nicole Walther (guitar/vocal), Zoe Rice (vocal), Wendy Gordon (vocal), Bryce Grabanski (drums/vocal), Lonnie Perrine (bass)

Annette Rice (keyboard/vocal), Nicole Walther (guitar/vocal), Wendy Gordon (vocal), Bryce Grabanski (drums/vocal), Lonnie Perrine (bass)

Nicole Walther (guitar/vocal), Wendy Gordon (vocal), Bryce Grabanski (drums/vocal), Lonnie Perrine (bass)

Annette Rice (keyboard/vocal), Nicole Walther (guitar/vocal), Wendy Gordon (vocal), Bryce Grabanski (drums/vocal)

Annette Rice (keyboard/vocal), Nicole Walther (guitar/vocal), Wendy Gordon (vocal), Lonnie Perrine (bass), Bryce Grabanski (drums)

Annette Rice (keyboard/vocal), Nicole Walther (guitar/vocal), Wendy Gordon (vocal), Lonnie Perrine (bass), Caleb Rice (drums)

Annette Rice (keyboard/vocal), Nicole Walther (guitar/vocal), Wendy Gordon (vocal), Lonnie Perrine (bass)/Caleb Rice (drums/vocal)

Annette Rice (keyboard/vocal), Nicole Walther (guitar/vocal), Wendy Gordon (vocal), Lonnie Perrine (bass), Bryce Grabanski (drums/vocal)

Annette Rice (keyboard/vocal), Nicole Walther (guitar/vocal), Zoe Rice (vocal), Wendy Gordon (vocal), Lonnie Perrine (bass), Bryce Grabanski (drums/vocal)

Annette Rice (keyboard/vocal), Nicole Walther (guitar/vocal), Wendy Gordon (vocal), Lonnie Perrine (bass), Bryce Grabanski (drums)

Annette Rice (keyboard/vocal), Nicole Walther (guitar/vocal), Wendy Gordon (vocal), Lonnie Perrine (bass), Bryce Grabanski (drums)

Annette Rice (keyboard/vocal), Nicole Walther (guitar/vocal), Zoe Rice (vocal), Wendy Gordon (vocal), Lonnie Perrine (bass)

Annette Rice (keyboard/vocal), Nicole Walther (guitar/vocal), Wendy Gordon (vocal), Caleb Rice (drums), Lonnie Perrine (bass)

Annette Rice (keyboard/vocal), Wendy Gordon (vocal), Nicole Walther (drums/vocal), Lonnie Perrine (bass)

Annette Rice (keyboard/vocal), Wendy Gordon (vocal), Nicole Walther (drums/vocal), Lonnie Perrine (bass)

Annette Rice (keyboard/vocal), Wendy Gordon (vocal), Nicole Walther (drums/vocal), Lonnie Perrine (bass)

Annette Rice (keyboard/vocal), Zoe Rice (vocal), Wendy Gordon (vocal), Nicole Walther (drums/vocal), Lonnie Perrine (bass)

Annette Rice (keyboard/vocal), Wendy Gordon (vocal), Nicole Walther (guitar/vocal), Caleb Rice (drums), Lonnie Perrine (bass)

Annette Rice (keyboard/vocal), Wendy Gordon (vocal), Nicole Walther (drums/vocal), Zoe Rice (vocal)

Annette Rice (keyboard/vocal), Wendy Gordon (vocal), Nicole Walther (drums/vocal), Lonnie Perrine (bass)

Annette Rice (keyboard/vocal), Nicole Walther (guitar/vocal), Wendy Gordon (vocal), Zoe Rice (vocal), Caleb Rice (drums), Lonnie Perrine (bass)

Annette Rice (keyboard/vocal), Caleb Rice (drums), Wendy Gordon (vocal), Nicole Walther (guitar/vocal), Lonnie Perrine (bass)

Nicole Walther (guitar/vocal), Wendy Gordon (vocal), Lonnie Perrine (bass)

Nicole Walther (guitar/vocal), Wendy Gordon (vocal), Lonnie Perrine (bass)

Nicole Walther (guitar/vocal), Wendy Gordon (vocal), Lonnie Perrine (bass)

Nicole Walther (guitar/vocal), Wendy Gordon (vocal), Lonnie Perrine (bass)

Nicole Walther (vocal/guitar), Wendy Gordon (vocal)

Nicole Walther (guitar/vocal), Wendy Gordon (vocal), Lonnie Perrine (bass)

Annette Rice (keyboard/vocal), Caleb Rice (drums), Wendy Gordon (vocal), Nicole Walther (guitar/vocal), Lonnie Perrine (bass)

Annette Rice (keyboard/vocal), Wendy Gordon (vocal), Caleb Rice (drums), Nicole Walther (guitar/vocal), Lonnie Perrine (bass)

Annette Rice (keyboard/vocal), Wendy Gordon (vocal), Caleb Rice (drums), Nicole Walther (guitar/vocal), Lonnie Perrine (bass)

Annette Rice (keyboard/vocal), Wendy Gordon (vocal), Caleb Rice (drums), Nicole Walther (guitar/vocal), Lonnie Perrine (bass)

Annette Rice (keyboard/vocal), Wendy Gordon (vocal), Nicole Walther (guitar/vocal), Caleb Rice (drums), Lonnie Perrine (bass)

Annette Rice (keyboard/vocal), Wendy Gordon (vocal), Nicole Walther (guitar/vocal), Caleb Rice (drums), Lonnie Perrine (bass)

Annette Rice (keyboard/vocal), Wendy Gordon (vocal), Nicole Walther (guitar/vocal), Caleb Rice (drums), Lonnie Perrine (bass)

Annette Rice (keyboard/vocal), Wendy Gordon (vocal), Nicole Walther (guitar/vocal), Caleb Rice (drums), Lonnie Perrine (bass)

Annette Rice (keyboard/vocal), Wendy Gordon (vocal), Nicole Walther (drums/ vocal), Lonnie Perrine (bass)

Annette Rice (keyboard/vocal), Zoe Rice (vocal), Wendy Gordon (vocal), Nicole Walther (guitar/vocal), Caleb Rice (drums), Lonnie Perrine (bass)

Nicole Walther (guitar/vocal), Wendy Gordon (vocal), Lonnie Perrine (bass)

Annette Rice (keyboard/vocal), Wendy Gordon (vocal), Nicole Walther (guitar/vocal), Caleb Rice (drums), Lonnie Perrine (bass)

Annette Rice (keyboard/vocal), Wendy Gordon (vocal), Nicole Walther (guitar/vocal), Caleb Rice (drums), Lonnie Perrine (bass)

Annette Rice (keyboard/vocal), Wendy Gordon (vocal), Zoe Rice (vocal), Nicole Walther (guitar/vocal), Caleb Rice (drums), Lonnie Perrine (bass)

Annette Rice (keyboard/vocal), Wendy Gordon (vocal), Nicole Walther (guitar/vocal), Caleb Rice (drums), Lonnie Perrine (bass)

Annette Rice (keyboard/vocal), Wendy Gordon (vocal), Nicole Walther (guitar/vocal), Caleb Rice (drums), Lonnie Perrine (bass)

Annette Rice (keyboard/vocal), Wendy Gordon (vocal), Nicole Walther (guitar/vocal), Caleb Rice (drums)

C.F. Worship Band: Annette Rice (keyboard/vocal), Nicole Walther (guitar/vocal), Wendy Gordon (vocal), Caleb Rice (drums), Lonnie Perrine (bass). Special Guest Music: The LIGHT Group youth from West Prairie Free Lutheran Church of Kindred, ND.

Annette Rice (keyboard/vocal), Nicole Walther (drums/vocal), Wendy Gordon (vocal), Lonnie Perrine (bass)

Annette Rice (keyboard/vocal), Nicole Walther (guitar/vocal), Wendy Gordon (vocal), Caleb Rice (drums), Lonnie Perrine (bass), Luella Shipman (autoharp), Diana Derstine (piano), Vonnie Seaberg (vocal), and Barry Schoder (vocal)

Annette Rice (keyboard/vocal), Nicole Walther (guitar/vocal), Wendy Gordon (vocal), Caleb Rice (drums), Lonnie Perrine (bass)

Annette Rice (keyboard/vocal), Nicole Walther (guitar/vocal), Wendy Gordon (vocal), Caleb Rice (drums) Lonnie Perrine (bass)

Annette Rice (keyboard/vocal), Nicole Walther (guitar/vocal), Wendy Gordon (vocal), Caleb Rice (drums) Lonnie Perrine (bass)

Annette Rice (keyboard/vocal), Nicole Walther (guitar/vocal), Wendy Gordon (vocal), Lonnie Perrine (bass)

Annette Rice (keyboard/vocal), Nicole Walther (guitar/vocal), Wendy Gordon (vocal), Caleb Rice (drums), Lonnie Perrine (bass)

Annette Rice (keyboard/vocal), Nicole Walther (guitar/vocal), Wendy Gordon (vocal), Caleb Rice (drums), and Lonnie Perrine (bass)

Annette Rice (keyboard/vocal), Nicole Walther (guitar/vocal), Wendy Gordon (vocal), Lonnie Perrine (bass)

Annette Rice (keyboard/vocal), Nicole Walther (guitar/vocal), Wendy Gordon (vocal), Lonnie Perrine (bass)

Annette Rice (keyboard/vocal), Caleb Rice (drums), Nicole Walther (guitar/vocal), Wendy Gordon (vocal), Lonnie Perrine (bass)

Annette Rice (keyboard/vocal), Caleb Rice (drums), Nicole Walther (guitar/vocal), Wendy Gordon (vocal), Lonnie Perrine (bass)

Annette Rice (keyboard/vocal), Caleb Rice (drums), Nicole Walther (guitar/vocal), Wendy Gordon (vocal), Lonnie Perrine (bass)

Wendy Gordon never set out to become a tech entrepreneur. But, after several decades working with environmental organizations, she saw an opportunity. Wendy and her co-founder David Sand thought to themselves, “Wouldn't it be nice if there were a program where you could get reward points not just for spending money but for spending money wisely and for making other smart choices - like walking or biking to work, opting for renewable energy or a certified pre-owned iPad, or choosing clothes based on where and how they were made?” And so, they embarked on a journey to create PIPs Rewards. An experienced entrepreneur and pioneer in the conscious consumer movement, Wendy is founder and CEO of ‘Positive Impact Points' or PIPs Rewards. A trademarked brand of 3P Partners, a Certified B Corporation, PIPs leverages the power of points, smart tools and games to record and reward daily life choices that deliver personal and planetary benefit. PIPs won Best Game prize in NYC BigApps 2014, the nation's leading civic innovations competition. Wendy also co-founded Mothers & Others with Meryl Streep in 1989 and originated the Green Guide, which was acquired by National Geographic in 2007. She has co-authored numerous books, including the award-winning True Food: 8 Simple Steps to a Healthier You (National Geographic, 2009). She serves on multiple boards including Rainforest Alliance, Rockefeller Brothers Fund, Green Sports Alliance and Eugene Lang/The New School.   Subscribe to the Bard MBA in Sustainability program to stay tuned in to our twice-monthly podcast series featuring sustainability leaders from the New York City area and across the planet.

Well we saw a bit of history two podcasts ago from 1994 and then on the last podcast we moved to 2004 and now let's again examine a 2010 article "Meals of Mass Destruction: Shrimp" by Wendy Gordon from the Huffington Post on how much of a change Environmentalists are making in bringing this important topic to the attention of a Seafood eating world. I have only read the parts of the article that deal with the Environmental Destruction since I'm not an advocate for any sort of Sustainable Animal Farming.