Podcast appearances and mentions of wendy lu

Notes: Wendy Luella Perkins sings to telemarketers, tells of her brother choosing her for his show-and-tell, and why she has a tik-tok channel. She talks about auditory memory, singing as refuge, and the reclamation of her voice. She describes the transition from singer/songwriter work into the Soulful Singing in 2002, and the challenges unique to this kind of therapeutic singing which is not professional therapy. We have the awkward conversation about money -- is it possible to make a living as a songwriter without commodifying song, which is a birthright? Yet again, Patty Piotrowski has created the most appropriate beautiful art in my mind because of the generosity and openness of the bloom. Songwriter Info: Wendy Luella Perkins has been singing and making up songs since she was a very young child. When she was three years old, her older brother, Tim, took her to school as his Show+Tell item saying, “this is my sister Wendy Lu, listen to her sing!” She's been going strong ever since. As a singer-songwriter, Unitarian Universalist community minister, and founder, in 2002 of Soulful Singing (singing meditation for all) Wendy Luella leverages the power of song to build authentic, healing and joyful communities. A prolific writer of folk songs and meditative chants and supportive guide who helps others to create their own songs, Wendy Luella's greatest joy is to bring friends and strangers together in the transformational circle of song. Wendy Luella has produced three CDs of original music, which you can find on her website. As a response to pandemic restrictions and recognizing the need to keep on singing in community, especially in difficult times, Wendy Luella transitioned Soulful Singing to online sessions in March 2020. Soulful Singers from all over have been gathering online EVERY SINGLE DAY since then and once a week on THURSDAY evenings. ​ Everyone is welcome to join Soulful Singing via Zoom. Singing daily over the last 875+ days with wonderful folks from Kingston and around the world has encouraged Wendy Luella to share her original songs more broadly in what she calls her “Song Liberation Project” (The SLiP). She has written hundreds of songs and with The SLiP is sharing them one by one on TikTok. Wendy Luella grew up in rural Nova Scotia, and has lived in Kingston Ontario for over 25 years with her sweetheart and fellow musician, Charlie Walker. She loves waking early, walking daily, eating communally, crafting publicly, sharing deeply, gardening bountifully, laughing abundantly and of course, singing soulfully! Links:  Wendy Luella's website: https://www.wendyluellaperkins.com and tiktok page: https://www.tiktok.com/@wendyluellaperkins To email Wendy Luella: info@wendyluellaperkins.com To join Soulful Singing every day from 9:00-9:45 a.m. Eastern Time, please click here for information: Wendy Luella Perkins | SoulfulSinging (notice you'll need to email ahead of time to receive a link for joining, so don't leave it to the very last minute!) Album that mattered: Joni Mitchell, Blue Songwriter Wendy Lu wishes more people would listen to: Coco Love Alcorn Nuts & Bolts:  ​Loving-Kindness: 3:4, major, zipper. When All Is Swirling: 2:2, minor, zipper. We're All Connected: 4:4, major, unison. Trust In the Power: 4:4, major, zipper. It's Good to Have a Song or Two: 4:4, major, unison. To Love I Do Return: 3:4, major, zipper. Visit abreathofsong.com for lyrics, more of Patty's artwork, and a way to nominate songs or songwriters for the podcast. Join the A Breath of Song mailing list to receive a heads up as a new episode is released, plus a large version of the artwork, brief thoughts from my slightly peculiar brain... and occasional extras when they seem vitally important! No junk -- I will never sell your address. I read out all your names into my living room when I send new mailings... I appreciate the connection to you who are listening and singing these songs with me. Exchange energy with A Breath of Song with dollars at the Gratitude Jar (whoo-hoo!!!!), or by making comments, leaving reviews, suggesting songs or songwriters (including yourself) ..... your participation matters!

Notes: This poignant song by Wendy Luella Perkins comes from early on in the pandemic -- a time of fear and grieving -- yet also, in the early mornings, the streets were so unusually quiet in the cities that birdsong was clearly audible.  You'll be able to hear the echo of a dove call in the melody, which I teach with extra care so you can feel comfortable and relaxed singing it. This song helps me notice what I'm hearing around me -- and when I notice the sounds around me, I drop into the present micro-second, where all is well. In the next episode, there's a songwriter conversation with Wendy Luella, which includes not one, not two, but four songs that can be personal assistants as we heal, adapt, and grow. Songwriter Info: Wendy Luella Perkins has been singing and making up songs since she was a very young child. When she was three years old, her older brother, Tim, took her to school as his Show+Tell item saying “this is my sister Wendy Lu, listen to her sing!” She's been going strong ever since. As a singer-songwriter, Unitarian Universalist community minister, and founder, in 2002 of Soulful Singing (singing meditation for all) Wendy Luella leverages the power of song to build authentic, healing and joyful communities. A prolific writer of folk songs and meditative chants and supportive guide who helps others to create their own songs, Wendy Luella's greatest joy is to bring friends and strangers together in the transformational circle of song. Wendy Luella has produced three CDs of original music, which you can find on her website. As a response to pandemic restrictions, and recognizing the need to keep on singing in community, especially in difficult times, Wendy Luella transitioned Soulful Singing to online sessions in March 2020. Soulful Singers from all over have been gathering online EVERY SINGLE DAY since then and once a week on THURSDAY evenings. Everyone is welcome to join Soulful Singing via Zoom. Singing daily over the last 875+ days with wonderful folks from Kingston and around the world has encouraged Wendy Luella to share her original songs more broadly in what she calls her “Song Liberation Project” (The SLiP). She has written hundreds of songs and with The SLiP is sharing them one by one on TikTok. Wendy Luella grew up in rural Nova Scotia, and has lived in Kingston Ontario for over 25 years with her sweetheart and fellow musician, Charlie Walker. She loves waking early, walking daily, eating communally, crafting publicly, sharing deeply, gardening bountifully, laughing abundantly and of course, singing soulfully! Links:  Wendy Luella's website: https://www.wendyluellaperkins.com and tiktok page: https://www.tiktok.com/@wendyluellaperkins To email Wendy Luella: info@wendyluellaperkins.com Nuts & Bolts: 4:4; Ionian (major), unison, harmonized Visit abreathofsong.com for lyrics, more of Patty's artwork, and a way to nominate songs or songwriters for the podcast. Join the A Breath of Song mailing list to receive a heads up as a new episode is released, plus a large version of the artwork, brief thoughts from my slightly peculiar brain... and occasional extras when they seem vitally important! No junk -- I will never sell your address. I read out all your names into my living room when I send new mailings... I appreciate the connection to you who are listening and singing these songs with me. Exchange energy with A Breath of Song with dollars at the Gratitude Jar (whoo-hoo!!!!), or by making comments, leaving reviews, suggesting songs or songwriters (including yourself) ..... your participation matters!

TIMOTHY J LOCKHART chats to Paul Burke about UNLUCKY MONEY, Norfolk Virginia, hardboiled crime and Brit Grit.UNLUCKY MONEY When Chinese American private-eye Wendy Lu takes on her first murder case, she doesn't realize how dangerous it's going to be. Probing into the murder of Susan Fontaine, the wife of her client, wealthy real-estate developer Whit Fontaine—the primary suspect in the case—Wendy fights to prove he was framed. Wendy used to be a cop but quit after a rookie mistake caused the death of her partner. Now she leads a more traditional life, dealing with her guilt, feeling she has disappointed her parents. Yet despite hostility from Fontaine's arrogant business partner, opposition from the police, and violent threats on her life, she perseveres in the case.And that's when Wendy discovers things that Fontaine, his partner Tom McKenna, and even Ryan Connolly, the police detective in charge of the murder investigation, would like to keep secret—that Fontaine-McKenna Associates is using criminal-syndicate money to finance the casino the firm wants to build. Now she is forced to use everything she's learned just to stay alive.Timothy J. Lockhart is a lawyer and former U.S. Navy officer who worked with the CIA, DIA, and Office of Naval Intelligence. In addition to his novels Smith, Pirates, A Certain Man's Daughter and Unlucky Money (all from Stark House Press), he has written articles and book reviews for a variety of publications, including Naval Intelligence Quarterly, Naval War College Review, and The Virginian-Pilot. He lives in Norfolk, Virginia, with his wife and daughter.Recommendations Crime:George V Higgins The Friends of Eddie CoyleJames M Cain The Postman Always Rings TwiceElmore Leonard GlitzElliott Chaze Black Wings Has My AngelCharles Williams, Daniel Woodrell, Megan Abbott, Jim Thompson, Vicki Hendricks, Ted Lewis, Derek Raymond, Mark Timlin.Nick Triplow Getting CarterMilitary history:Ian W Toll Pacific Crucible (vol1 of trilogy)Produced by Junkyard DogMusic courtesy of Southgate & LeighCrime TimePaul Burke writes for Crime Time, Crime Fiction Lover, NB Magazine and the European Literature Network.

Notes: I stumbled upon Wendy Luella Perkins a few weeks before recording this episode, when I was browsing in facebook groups of songleaders, looking for new music I loved and wanted to share. I heard "What Am I Rushing To?", and went hunting online to learn more. Several Soulful Singing sessions later, I can say that this intuitive songleader and gracious, gentle song and space creator has become a great gift in my life. Not only do the most beautiful, varied songs seem to pour through her with ease and fluidity, but she understands how to tend herself and those around her with laughter, loving-kindness, and acceptance. ​  Wendy Luella tells the painful origin of this song in a time of grief and conflict... and also how she and small groups of singers have sung it in bus depots, shopping malls, and other public spaces in the month of December, and the delighted reaction from passers-by. Wendy Luella has always dreamed of having this song pop-up in other communities, led by other folks, so if there are podcast listeners who are inspired to offer What Am I Rushing To? in your communities, please do and let her know about it!   It can be sung beautifully as a unison song -- and today, I add harmonies to it that were created by members of my family. Rebecca Csuy, Elyse Wadsworth, and Elizabeth Norton joined me in singing it over the American Thanksgiving holiday, and as we played with different harmonies, this combination struck me as particularly suited to the song. It was magical, and gave me a way to imagine you all in the room, too... if I'd been really on top of it, I'd have brought a microphone and recorded us all together! Songwriter Info: Wendy Luella Perkins has been singing and making up songs since she was a very young child. When she was three years old, her older brother, Tim, took her to school as his Show+Tell item saying “this is my sister Wendy Lu, listen to her sing!” She's been going strong ever since.     As a singer-songwriter, Unitarian Universalist community minister, and founder, in 2002 of Soulful Singing (singing meditation for all) Wendy Luella leverages the power of song to build authentic, healing and joyful communities. A prolific writer of folk songs and meditative chants and supportive guide who helps others to create their own songs, Wendy Luella's greatest joy is to bring friends and strangers together in the transformational circle of song. Wendy Luella has produced three CDs of original music, which you can find on her website.      As a response to pandemic restrictions, and recognizing the need to keep on singing in community, especially in difficult times, Wendy Luella transitioned Soulful Singing to online sessions in March 2020. Soulful Singers from all over have been gathering online EVERY SINGLE DAY since then and once a week on THURSDAY evenings. Everyone is welcome to join Soulful Singing via Zoom.    Singing daily over the last 600+ days with wonderful folks from Kingston and around the world has encouraged Wendy Luella to share her original songs more broadly in what she calls her “Song Liberation Project” (The SLiP). She has written hundreds of songs and with The SLiP is sharing them one by one on TikTok.     Wendy Luella grew up in rural Nova Scotia, and has lived in Kingston Ontario for over 25 years with her sweetheart and fellow musician, Charlie Walker. She loves waking early, walking daily, eating communally, crafting publicly, sharing deeply, gardening bountifully, laughing abundantly and of course, singing soulfully! Links: Contact Wendy directly to join Soulful Singing, or to let her know how this song moved you at info@wendyluellaperkins.com Find Wendy on TikTok and sing a duet with her! https://www.tiktok.com/@wendyluellaperkins Explore Wendy's website: https://www.wendyluellaperkins.com Song Learning Time Stamps: Start time of teaching: 00:02:25 Start time of reprise: 00:13:55  Nuts & Bolts: 4:4, major, unison, harmonies optional Visit abreathofsong.com for lyrics, more of Patty's artwork, and a way to nominate songs or songwriters for the podcast. Join the A Breath of Song mailing list to receive a heads up as a new episode is released, plus a large version of the artwork, brief thoughts from my slightly peculiar brain... and occasional extras when they seem vitally important! No junk -- I will never sell your address. I read out all your names into my living room when I send new mailings... I appreciate the connection to you who are listening and singing these songs with me. Exchange energy with A Breath of Song with dollars at the Gratitude Jar (whoo-hoo!!!!), or by making comments, leaving reviews, suggesting songs or songwriters (including yourself) ..... your participation matters!

If you have ever hired, led, or been part of a marketing team — you already know that one of the most impactful roles in an organization — and yet one of the toughest to hire — is product marketing. But how does one hire truly exceptional product marketers? How should you structure the role? And how do you measure their impact? To answer all this and more —we are thrilled to be joined by Wendy Lu — Product Marketing Leader at Sense, the AI-driven Talent Engagement and Automation Platform backed by Accel and Google Ventures. Prior to joining Sense, Wendy led product marketing for four years at the personal finance company SoFi, which IPO'd early this year at a valuation of US $ 9 Billion.

Judy is chatting with Wendy Lu and Cara Reedy about disability inclusion and ableism in journalism. Wendy Lu is the staff news editor and national reporter at HuffPost, covering the intersection of disability, politics and culture.  Cara Reedy is the Program Manager for DREDF's Disability Media Alliance Project (DMAP). DMAP is changing the way disability is represented in all forms of media from television, film and journalism.  Transcript: About Cara Reedy

Coming from one of the most well known growth teams in B2C (Pinterest), Wendy Lu recently made the switch to B2B by leading Growth Engineering at Airtable. In this episode, we dig into the nuts and bolts of what that transition has been like -- what is the same, what is super different, and what some of the lessons learned are as she takes on this new learning curve of B2B growth. Like this episode? Be sure to leave a ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ review and share the pod with your friends! You can connect with Matt and Wendy on Twitter at @MattBilotti, @wendyluwho, & @HYPERGROWTH_pod

Coming from one of the most well known growth teams in B2C (Pinterest), Wendy Lu recently made the switch to B2B by leading Growth Engineering at Airtable. In this episode, we dig into the nuts and bolts of what that transition has been like -- what is the same, what is super different, and what some of the lessons learned are as she takes on this new learning curve of B2B growth.Like this episode? Be sure to leave a ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ review and share the pod with your friends! You can connect with Matt and Wendy on Twitter at @MattBilotti, @wendyluwho, & @HYPERGROWTH_pod

Wendy Lu McGill, the Founder and CEO of Rocky Mountain Micro Ranch, Colorado’s first and only edible insect farm and David George Gordon, the ‘godfather’ of insect cuisine and author of Eat-a-Bug Cookbook (+19 other titles) got together with HRN’s Kat Johnson and Hannah Fordin to munch on some mealworms (molitos) talk about how the two of them first got into eating insects, the health benefits of doing so, and how they hope to bring the practice into the American mainstream. Bug appetit! HRN On Tour is powered by Simplecast.

Surprise! In this Bonus Episode of "When I Was A Disabled Kid", I sit down with writer Wendy Lu to talk about her experiences as a disabled kid with a trach; what it was like having a nurse with you 24/7, trying to make friends and be independent and so, so much more about her disabled childhood. You can follow all of Wendy's work on Twitter at @wendyluwrites . You can also follow my work at @andrewgurza or @disaftdarkpod.You can support the show by pledging $1 a month or more by heading over to www.patreon.com/cripplecontentEnjoy!

Wendy and Jake are all over the place from discussing whistling to having nice nails.   Please Leave A 5 Star Review! https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/memory-lane-with-jake-merle/id1443026708   If you'd like to support us please visit: https://www.patreon.com/memorylane

Wendy Lu McGill is CEO/Founder of Rocky Mountain Micro Ranch (RMMR), Colorado's first and only edible insect farm. With a background in sociological research in international development and intercultural communication, Wendy Lu brings a global perspective and deep understanding of the why and how of farming insects for food. She joins the PeasOnMoss podcast to dispel some myths about insect protein, share top reasons to consider alternative protein sources, and why insect protein shouldn't be considered an alternative but a future.  FB  Twitter  Insta  Thanks to Icon Foods for being the founding sponsor. Check them out at Help them and help us keep the podcast going.  

Wendy Lu McGill is CEO/Founder of Rocky Mountain Micro Ranch (RMMR), Colorado's first and only edible insect farm. With a background in sociological research in international development and intercultural communication, Wendy Lu brings a global perspective and deep understanding of the why and how of farming insects for food.   Wendy Lu was a guest panelist during the 2018 Research Chefs Association Conference, the discussion I was honored to host. She's arguably the rancher of the smallest animal protein sources that we should be consuming more widely. Hear how she moves conversations from the "ick" factor to a meaningful conversation about the future of food security. FB  Twitter  Insta  Big thanks to Icon Foods for being the sponsor of the podcast. Get more information about them at . Got an idea for the podcast?  

Wendy Lu was born with vocal cord paralysis, and for the first 22 years of her life she always had a caretaker around. In 2015, she moved to New York City alone to pursue her dream of becoming a big-time journalist. Meet Wendy Lu._She and Her is a podcast and radio show produced and hosted by Sandra Davidson and Anita Rao in the studios of 104.7 WHUP Hillsborough, NC. Original music by Cameron Laws and Sam Gerweck. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this edition of the Ento Nation podcast with The Cricket Man: “Farm 2 Table Women of the Ento Nation”. We visit with two power women of the Ento Industry. We chat with Wendy Lu McGill, CEO & Founder of Rocky Mountain Micro Ranch where they farm crickets and mealworms. Wendy Lu is just plain everywhere when it comes to the Ento Industry, and we sat down with her for a very interesting chat. They are bug farming a mile high in the sky! We also have a very interesting conversation with Aly Moore, who is the driving force behind Bugible at EatBugsEvents.com. Aly holds events around the country that introduce people to the benefits of eating bugs, to our bodies and to our environment, via wine pairings, Ento-culinary samplings, and other fun things. At some of these events, people actually get to make their own delicious Ento dishes! We’ll also invite Aly into the Cricketlicious Café to be our Guest Chef this week, and ask her to show us how to make Tomato Hopper-Poppers! And on “As the Crickets Chirp” Chip has partial amnesia, and Dr. Wut gives Ashley disturbing news.   TOMATO HOPPER-POPPERS 1 cup cherry tomatoes ½ package cream cheese ¼ cup minced green onions ¼ cup minced fresh parsley ¼ teaspoon worcestershire sauce ¼ cup chopped chapulines   DIRECTIONS: Cut a thin slice off the top of teach tomato. Scoop out and discard pulp. Invert the tomatoes on a paper towel to drain. Combine remaining ingredients in a bowl. Mix well. Spoon into tomatoes.

The Modern Eater Show, Rocky Mountain Micro Ranch. Run time is 16:23 Jay Parker is eating bugs! Rocky Mountain Micro Ranch and Wendy Lu McGill is in studio and she brought bugs.......to eat!!

FREE Download of the book "What Would the Rockefellers Do?" TEXT: 801-396-7211 Passcode: FREEWWRD Michael Isom, founder and creator of Optic Financial.   Michael lives by a code - to be Real, Raw, Relevant and Ruthlessly committed to results. He lives a life proving that it is possible to have it all. In all areas of life.   He knows that money is not the primary reason nor excuse for doing or not doing something in his life. And he's dedicated to empowering his clients with the same mindset and actions.   He and his wife Wendy Lu of 23 years, are the proud parents of two talented kids – Kennedy, 21 and Kadin, 17. They love to travel the world as a family living life filled with adventurous activities.   He is an author, speaker and influencer in the financial services industry, specializing in empowering his clients to Wake Up to the reality of their money life. Next, he takes them through a coaching process to help them Stabilize Abundance.   When abundance is stabilized, then and only then can a family truly utilize their #1 Asset, their #1 Investment and The #1 Strategy in the market today.