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Fresh off the heels of divorcing Big, Carrie gets sucked into a circle of Gen Z "It Girls." Charlotte and Harry decide to open their relationship, causing Harry to stumble into viral fame and Charlotte to fall in love with Melinda Gates. When Samantha's client, Matt Damon, comes under fire for using the gay F slur, Samantha has to find a way to get him back in the public's good graces. Miranda decides to take a sabbatical from her high powered job and make ceramics in upstate New York. Featuring writer/author of the forthcoming book of essays, Greedy: Notes from a Bisexual Who Wants Too Much, Jen Winston. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Samantha Coffin is a wellness + mindset coach focused on helping women go from a life full of symptoms to a life full of living. As a child, Samantha personally struggled with health + wellness. She doesn't have many memories where she wasn't sick. Yet the various doctors she saw had few answers and many told her that her experiences were “normal”. After FINALLY being diagnosed with Celiac Disease, Lyme Disease, and Endometriosis she decided to take her health into her own hands. She got her master's in Gender + Women Studies + became a certified health coach! When Samantha finally received her diagnosis, it was a sense of relief and dread at the same time. You  have an answer but if you know anything about lyme, endo or celiac, you have it for life as it is a chronic illness. We begin to discuss her wellness journey in working with her doctors and how she needed to find her own path because Western medicine didn't have a solution.  Samantha had to trust her own intuition and began to assemble her own wellness team. She goes on to share some of the protocols that she found to help her with these inflammatory conditions. Samantha also talks about her diet and the foods she has eliminated which have helped her overall wellness.She doesn't think of this as deprivation of foods.   Sammantha instead chooses not to experience those symptoms any longer.  What a great way of thinking turning your thinking of deprivation  to self care!  It was on this journey that Samantha realized that this is what she is supposed to be doing  and started getting her certifications! She started supporting friends and family and then took on clients.   Then in 2019, Samantha walked away from a job that was pulling her apart and didn't resonate with her anymore so she began to explore her next chapter! She then started working with a functional practitioner in her office and received her certification as a health coach. It was then that she knew that this was where she was meant to be! Even though she may have moments of self doubts she remembers her own journey and reminds herself that she is doing this because “no one should have to struggle for over 20 years!”.   We then go on to discuss how her living in alignment with her passion and purpose has changed her life!  She provides us some beautiful insight on what that looks like for her every day!  Don't we all deserve this same beauty?  We also talk about what it's like to dive feet first into your passion full time. Samantha shares some things that have  helped her on this journey of going all in full-time in her new career.   Samantha then goes on to share some stories about the healing journey of some of her clients.  Which was very inspiring!  We go on to discuss Samantha's blog and how she aspires to have a cookbook someday and has a lot of fun recipes on her site for her community!  She started to create these recipes out of necessity because she didn't want to eat the “fake stuff”.  One of her first was Vegan Mac and Cheese Samantha then goes on to share that the Maple Tahini Cookies are very popular on her site  Samantha goes on to remind us that if you don't prioritize your wellness now then you'll be forced to prioritize your illness later! Resources and Links Connect with Samantha Coffin Get the Recipe for Maple Tahini Cookies  Get the Recipe for The Best Mac and Cheese, Vegan Connect with Deborah Voll Take The Midlife Quiz Passion and Purpose Digital Workbook  

When Samantha has to study the Ancient Greek story of Medusa for school, the library has run out of books on the subject. Luckily Nanny Piggins had a relative who was there. So she knows what really happened on that island all those years ago. Support the show (https://www.awin1.com/cread.php?awinmid=5478&awinaffid=714853&clickref=podcast+link1&ued=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.bookdepository.com%2Fauthor%2FR-A-Spratt)

Oti Mabuse and partner Bill Bailey have been crowned Strictly Come Dancing champions as they took the 2020 glitter ball trophy home on Saturday. Oti Mabuse is the first professional to win the competition two years in a row. Next year, she is going on tour with her new show ‘I AM HERE', which explores her journey from growing up in South Africa, to becoming a multi-award winning dancer. The increase in domestic abuse during the pandemic has been widely reported. The charity Family Rights Group works to keep children safe in their families and advise parents whose children are in need, at risk or in care, and support kinship carers raising children. Their chief executive, Cathy Ashley, confirms that rise and says that domestic abuse is now the most common reason given by callers to their free advice line as to why social workers have become involved with their family. She also explains why grandparents so frequently become kinship carers in these situations. Quarry Bank cotton mill stands on the outskirts of Manchester, it is now a National Trust property . It features in a play called The Whip by Juliet Gilkes Romero a new audio version of which is now available on the Royal Shakespeare Company’s YouTube channel. The play tells the story of the cover-up of the death of a child working at the mill. Louise Adamson went to Quarry Bank back in 2017 to see an exhibition about the lives of the women and children who worked there and the songs they sang as the worked. Samantha Evans is West Sussex Fire & Rescue Service’s first female whole time firefighter. When Samantha joined the service in 1990, there were no female shower facilities on station, and no other women in the team. Samantha is now retiring, after 30 years of service. Presented by Jessica Creighton Producer: Louise Corley Editor: Beverley Purcell

In the final book of the Samantha canon, we find just about everyone living la vida in loco parentis. Robbed of a GrandMary/Admiral wedding, we open with Samantha living with her aunt and uncle in New York City. When Samantha learns that Nellie has also come to the Big Apple, she's determined to have a reunion. Instead, she gets three new sisters. Upon learning that Jenny, Nellie, and Bridget are in an Annie-type orphanage, Samantha assists with a breakaway worthy of Kelly Clarkson. From child labor laws and class consciousness to chosen family, book six covers a lot of changes. We take you along for the ride, from Nellie's hard knock life to Samantha's Gramercy Perk brownstone. Visit our merch store! Join our patreon!Follow the show on Instagram (@americangirlspodcast) and Twitter (@agirlspod)Email us at AmericanGirlsPod@gmail.comYou can follow Allison on Instagram (@allisonhorrocks) and Twitter (@allisonhorrocks)You can follow Mary on Instagram (@mimimahoney) and Twitter (@MaryMahoney123) 

If you thought a camp element was missing from the Samantha books, you're in luck! Samantha's fifth story is set in the family's piney Adirondacks retreat. When Samantha finds a sketchbook with forgotten family memories, she books a sketchy trip out to an island with the twins. This leads to an evening that is Wet And Perilous -- but of course our hero saves the day. Come along and row, row, row your boat as we all scream and Samantha reignites family nightmares. This episode also includes a discussion of our second-favorite apprentice shortcut California lawyer: Perry Mason (Kim K. being one).Visit our merch store! Join our patreon!Follow the show on Instagram (@americangirlspodcast) and Twitter (@agirlspod)Email us at AmericanGirlsPod@gmail.comYou can follow Allison on Instagram (@allisonhorrocks) and Twitter (@allisonhorrocks)You can follow Mary on Instagram (@mimimahoney) and Twitter (@MaryMahoney123) 

Samantha Patil is the founder and CEO of Well Traveled, a members only platform for trusted travel recommendations and reviews. The growing platform, currently in beta, is designed to streamline travel discovery and planning, through a community driven approach to content curation. Well Traveled's content library of trending hotel, restaurant, nightlife and activity recommendations is member sourced and endorsed and is constantly evolving based on member feedback. Membership is on an application basis and once accepted, members can endorse, review and contribute to the content collection, providing a relevant list of travel recommendations sourced directly from and vetted by their trusted network. A graduate of the Santa Clara University Leavey School of Business, Samantha has her background in marketing. After working at a number of startups, she took the leap to work full time on her own venture in 2019. She brought on co-founder Casey Hough, and Well Traveled recently soft launched. When Samantha isn't hard at work growing her new business, she can be found riding her Peleton bike, playing with her labradoodle puppy, or baking. Connect with Samantha Patil Well Traveled Well Traveled on Instagram samantha@welltraveledclub.com LinkedIn Instagram Some of the Topics Covered by Samantha Patil in this Episode How Well Traveled is coping as they launch during the COVID-19 crisis What is Well Traveled and how the idea was born from a sense of information overload Samantha's process in the early stages of building the concept The challenge of getting a developer Building up a "fellow founder network" How Samantha and her co-founder Casey split responsibilities and balance each other's roles The value of setting aside weekly meeting time for strategic planning The ongoing customer discovery process for Well Traveled How Well Traveled is prioritizing the expansion of features How Samantha made the leap from nights and weekends to making her startup her full time gig How Samantha and Casey have managed the financial journey of their business so far How to fund raise among friends and family What questions to ask in building your pitch How they began building their customer base before launching Samantha's vision for the growth of the company How they built their revenue model based on annual membership How they are adjusting their model amidst COVID-19 to focus on local travel and make their platform more accessible given the current climate The "everything is figureoutable" approach The biggest challenges Samantha has faced building her company from scratch How Samantha structures her workday and manages her time Samantha's approach to weekends The importance of disconnecting Resources Samantha recommends for entrepreneurs What Samantha does to recharge The biggest lessons Samantha has learned along the way so far Samantha's long term vision for Well Traveled Potential opportunities to work for Well Traveled Links from the Episode Y Combinator (resource for funding early stage startups The Pitch (podcast) Everything is Figureoutable (book by Marie Forleo) How I Built This (podcast) Skimm'd From The Couch (podcast) Venture Deals (book) Girlboss (community) The Wing (community)

When Samantha first started caring for horses as a child, she immediately connected with a mini horse named Rocky. Ever since, she and Rocky have been inseparable, and he’s helped her through some of the toughest moments of her life. You can follow Rocky @rockythemini and Samantha at @sammbobamm Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Samantha Stupak is the CEO of Balanced Health, an international bioresonance testing facility. When Samantha started Balanced Health she founded it in the effort to help others that suffer like she once did, after a debilitating struggle with chronic Lyme Disease. Through innovation, dedication, and sheer compassion she has brought Balanced Health to the forefront as one of the leaders in bioresonance testing. She has an undergraduate degree in Engineering, is a certified Holistic Health Practitioner, Nutritionist, graduate from the Academy of International Bioenergetic Sciences, and has studied under some of the most cutting edge doctors in Alternative Medicine. For more information about Samantha Stupak and Balanced Health go to www.CreatingBalancedHealth.com.   In this episode, we discuss: What bioresonance testing is, and how it works. The testing options included on the Balanced Health full scan (Systems, energetic sensitivities, nutritional imbalances, toxins, & hormones) My own personal experience in trying this testing as a skeptic! You can find the show notes and more information from this episode at www.michellebreau.com/podcast/020

When Samantha asked her mom why so many people in her family have been incarcerated, her mom said it was "poor choices." But Sam wanted to know why. Why do people make bad choices? And does prison teach people to make good choices? A shorter version of this story was selected as a winner in the 2019 New York Times Student Podcast Contest. See Sam's story in the NYT here: https://www.nytimes.com/2019/06/19/learning/winners-of-our-second-annual-student-podcast-contest.html Geronimo Sanchez is your host. To hear more stories like this one, subscribe to the City High Radio podcast, available on iTunes, Stitcher, or wherever you get your podcasts. *Note: The Tale of Peter Rabbit by Beatrix Potter was published in 1904 and is in the public domain.

When Samantha asked her mom why so many people in her family have been incarcerated, her mom said it was "poor choices." But Sam wanted to know why. Why do people make bad choices? And does prison teach people to make good choices? This story was selected as a winner in the 2019 New York Times Student Podcast Contest. See Sam's story in the NYT here: https://www.nytimes.com/2019/06/19/learning/winners-of-our-second-annual-student-podcast-contest.html Geronimo Sanchez is your host. A longer version of this story can be found here: https://soundcloud.com/user-564923358/my-incarcerated-family To hear more stories like this one, subscribe to the City High Radio podcast, available on iTunes, Stitcher, or wherever you get your podcasts. *Note: The Tale of Peter Rabbit by Beatrix Potter was published in 1904 and is in the public domain.

In this episode, Shaun hears wedding bells as he prepares to show Remington a specially-requested shonen, the most bizarre adaptation of Oscar Wilde's "The Portrait of Dorian Grey", 2016's D.Gray-man.   Meanwhile, Remington puts both Shaun and The Editor on full blast, quickly destroying both men in a series of brutal maneuvers.   What happens to Remington's favorite character? What character did Shaun cosplay as a lad? When Samantha does the traditional Daddy-Daughter Dance, who is she going to dance with? Find out this week on Anime out of Context!   If you'd like to give us feedback, ask a question, or correct a mistake, send an email to  AnimeOutOfContext@gmail.com or tweet at us @AnimeConPod. Send a message to our twitter for a chance to be an early invite into our Discord channel!    Special thanks to Xauric for the intro and outro! Check out his stuff here: https://soundcloud.com/xauric

Kingdom Citizens!!!On this weeks episode Samantha talks about the 10 thousand men that was reduced to 300 in Judges 7. She shares her points on what it takes to get to the next level and how some things/people in your life needs to be sent home. P.S. When Samantha says standing in the episode she means lapping with your head up. We pray that after listening to this episode you will let God test, you will continue to be yourself, and continue to be intentional. You are Loved!

Parents can sometimes get so wrapped up in caring for their children that they lose their own identity. This can become a problem once the children leave home, and the parent suffers from empty nest syndrome. My guest today is a life coach, corporate wellness practitioner, and facilitator of special programs to help us become happy or regain our happiness. Samantha Lewis was so inspired from hearing a motivational speaker years ago, that she now travels the world coaching and helping others. While working with clients, she discovered that empty nest syndrome was a problem for many. She now works with clients and gives them the tools to discover what makes them happy and brings the fun and joy back into their lives. She also shares tools and questions to help improve communication and start living in the present. Show Notes [04:53] Samantha was inspired by a motivational speaker that she heard years ago. She decided that she also wanted to do that. [06:08] Samantha became a single mom, and she wanted to add things to her life to be what she could for her children and still be there for herself. [07:25] She kept exploring what else was out there in life. She used self-help and healing to bring all she could to her children. [08:21] She searched, so she wouldn't be lost in being all she could for her children. [09:32] When she started coaching clients, she discovered parents started questioning what their lives were about when the kids started leaving. This was especially hard for people with only one child. [11:05] She started asking people questions, so that they could re-engage with who they were. They needed to see the change as an opportunity not a void. [12:10] Having something missing can affect a marriage. [13:24] Wives can ask husbands what is going on for them almost as if it's a reflection of what's going on for the wife. [15:41] Strategies to avoid empty nest syndrome. [16:00] Find a way to stay connected to things that you find fun. Start doing this right away and add one fun thing each day. [17:23] Be willing to ask for and receive help. Team up with other moms, so you don't have to do everything yourself. [19:16] By teaming up you find solutions that you wouldn't have thought of on your own. [24:15] What helps keep Samantha motivated is when she actually helps people, and they let her know how much she has changed their lives. [25:57] There is a difference between listening and active listening. [26:52] When Samantha begins to feel stress, she stops and asks herself, "what is really going on here and is it mine." She also takes walks in nature or plays with her cats. She also asks what she can do to change it. [30:22] Stress can be turned into energy to use for something positive. [32:25] Samantha doesn't really see her work as work. It nourishes her and it's fun. [34:16] The Being You Adventures are about having a space where people can come and get a sense of what being really is. It helps reconnect people with who they are and bring more of who they are into everything that they do. [38:02] Some of the challenges that Samantha encounters with her work are that people want to see something tangible. Because of this, she tries to be an example and role model. [39:06] Being happy is a choice. It's really about asking yourself is this fun for me, and if it's not fun, look for something that you can add to make it fun. [40:16] Live in the present not the past. Links and Resources: Samantha Lewis Access Consciousness Being You Adventures Samantha on Facebook Samantha on LinkedIn The Power of Habit

This episode is the first in a series on business partners, and we will talk about how our guests are badass in their own right and then how they came together to join forces and build badass companies. I’m starting with two curators of badassery (and distinguished badasses themselves): Samantha Parker and Kathy Rasmussen, co-founders of Badassery Magazine and co-hosts of Badassery Podcast. When Samantha and Kathy set out to create Badassery Magazine, they didn't simply want to publish a magazine – they wanted to build an ultra-engaged community of female entrepreneurs who live bold, passion-filled lives by embracing their true badassery. Now, over 17,000 badasses strong, #WeAreBadassery has grown into the highly interactive community empowering and inspiring female entrepreneurs all over the globe.   To learn more, and for the complete show notes, visit: YourBadassJourney.com   Resources: Learn more at http://badasserymag.com/ Listen: Badassery Podcast Join the FB group: We Are Badassery Instagram: @badasserymag Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/badasserymag/ Twitter: @badasserymag   Your Badass Journey is produced by Podcast Masters  

Samantha Gladish, RHN is a Nutritionist and Holistic Life Coach, she dedicates her time to help women achieve more powerful, holistic, purpose driven lives.   When Samantha started to feel different, she paid attention to the signs her body was giving her and started to explore her health more deeply. She was finally diagnosed with an autoimmune disease called Hashimoto. She decided to do something about it, teamed up with Marnie Wasserman and created a four week Foundational Healing and Dealing with Hashimoto Program.   In this episode, Samantha shares how everything started, the symptoms she first felt as well as her life experiences since birth that created the conditions for an autoimmune disease. Sam explains which lab tests to get and how to read the results. Most specially Sam explains how to implement the changes in your life, as well as diet and supplements that will help you gain your health back.   Signs of Hashimoto and predispositions: - Trouble using hands and joints - Autoimmune genetic disposition in the family - Antibiotic use - Birth Control use - Sleep Disturbance - Brain Fog - Headaches.   Getting tested and diagnosed: Ask for a full thyroid panel. 6 tests to have: TSH, Free T4, Free T3, Reverse T3, Anti TPO and Anti TG. (roughly $200 cost).   Once you have being diagnosed: Start eating a clean, organic diet. Avoid gluten and dairy. Basically slow down by creating healthy boundaries. Have healthy sleeping habits.   How should you use your body: Slow down in order to speed up! Start walking and do yoga. Get slowly back into weight training.    Key supplements to support you: Quality fish oil as an anti inflammatory, Magnesium, Probiotics, Selenium, Zinc, Sea Salt.    When we know more and understand, we can start making better decisions for ourselves. Join Sam and Marnie on the 4 week program that will help you make the changes in your life needed to deal with autoimmunity so you can find the balance and health you have being missing.  Wishing you simplicity and ease in all that you do!   Learn more about Jenn’s work: Jenn Pike The Hormone Project  The Simplicity Project Shop for books, DVDs, programs and much more! Get your free Syncing Guide! Simplicity TV on Youtube   Products and  Interesting Sites Here is your link to register for the Healing and Dealing with Hashi's program - https://holisticwellness.samcart.com/referral/4rUv9023/AUz9sCE2RGjTJnr6 ENTER coupon code - simplicity to save 30% off the program    How to connect with Sam Follow Sam on Facebook.   Follow Sam on Instagram or @holisticwellnessfoodie   Sam’s Website    Quotes: “Antibiotics damages the microbiome and kill all the good bacteria.” “Don't ignore the signs and symptoms of your body, you know your body better than anyone.” “Ultimately the best medicine for Hashimoto’s is to really slow down.” “Gluten and dairy are very inflammatory, specially when suffering for Hashimoto’s.” “Our gut is like the second brain in our body.” “Choices are often much more harder than a transaction.” “If you have high functioning adrenals you have a low functioning thyroid.”   Additional Information About Jenn: Jenn studied and graduated with honors in Human Anatomy and Physiology with such a passion that it propelled her to continue her education over many years. Jenn is a Registered Holistic Nutritionist, Medical Exercise Specialist, Registered Yoga Instructor and Faculty of the Toronto Yoga Conference, Pre & Post Natal Yoga Expert, STOTT Pilates trained instructor, Twist Sport Conditioning Coach, Spin Instructor Crossfit Level 1 Coaching, among other certifications she got along the way. She is also a guest Holistic Expert for Breakfast Television, Global, CHCH, Rogers Tv and writes columns for STRONG Fitness Magazine, iRun magazine, Savvy Mom and contributes to Inside Fitness Magazine, The Toronto Star and Sun. She is also a proud educator and ambassador to Genuine Health, Nature’s Emporium and Juice Plus. Jenn is a proud mama to two beautiful souls and her best teachers of life. She resides on Lake Simcoe in Keswick with her husband and two children. 

This was a juicy episode!!  Samantha is a friend of mine who went deep into your DNA Activation & Restructuring: The Key to Unlocking Your Power. Take a listen as you’ll learn a lot about how to get out of your own way and unleash your soul’s purpose, power, and connection! In this episode you will learn: The keys to unlocking your personal power through your DNA How certain people may be blocking your DNA through thriving How to awaken your light body and personal power Samantha Bearden used her over 20 years of experience in energy work, intuitive development, and caring for others' emotional, physical, mental, and spiritual health to create the DNA Activation and Restructure Method®. This unique energetic healing modality helps people unlock their unique gifts and create their reality with powerful intention, so they can experience more health, wealth, and happiness in their lives. When Samantha isn't busy helping people become the best versions of themselves, she spends her time with her friends and family, exploring fascinating places abroad, and living it up in her magical hometown of New Orleans. Website: www.samanthaheals.com Instagram: instagram.com/socialmompreneur Instagram: instagram.com/samanthaheals Facebook: facebook.com/samanthaheals Thank you for tuning into the Soul Wealth Podcast! You are very appreciated! Ryan Yokome is an internationally recognized expert in the field of personal transformation. Over the past decade, Ryan has helped thousands of entrepreneurs with a spiritual approach for getting out of their own way to unleash their greatest purpose. Ryan is a spiritual entrepreneur, transformation coach, nature love, and the host of the Soul Wealth Podcast. Let’s Connect Spirit Homie!Website: http://www.ryanyokome.com Soul Wealth Podcast: http://ryanyokome.com/podcast/ Facebook: https://facebook.com/ryanyokomefan Instagram: http://instagram.com/ryanyokome Youtube: http://youtube.com/ryanyokome Much Love, Ryan Yokome Breakthrough Coaching PS: We would love to hear from you! For questions, coaching, or to book interviews, please email my assistant Brandi at brandi@ryanyokome.com  

Great Conversations features interviews with authors and writers, exploring books, writing and literary culture from Australia and the world.Today's episode features Sally Piper discussing her novel The Geography of Friendship.When Samantha, Lisa and Nicole embark on a five day hike they could not predict that they would descend into a harrowing torment at the hands of a faceless man. More than twenty years later they return to the trail and attempt to resolve themselves to the past they have been trying to escape.

In this week’s episode of COSMOS AND THE CITY: THE SEX AND THE CITY PODCAST, your host Megan McIver will sit down with the hilarious Frank Cappello. Together these two will discuss Season Two, Episode Eleven of SEX AND THE CITY entitled: “Evolution” This week Megan & Frank will be sorting through: Samantha revenge plot against with her former love, Miranda coping with her lazy ovary, Charlotte being unsure of her friend’s (and maybe more than friend’s) sexual preference , and Carrie trying to leave a few things at Big’s place…... Plus we’ll have all your favorite segments: Hottie of the Week, Pun of the Week, Good Big Bad Big, Who Wore What Why?, and finally You’re Such a _________. Will Samantha exact her revenge? Will Miranda’s ovary rise to the occasion? Will Charlotte find the answer’s she’s looking for? And will Carrie get a draw to her own (seriously this is getting pretty silly)? Through all the madness Megan and Frank will share their thoughts on ABSO-FUCKING-LUTELY EVERYTHING EPISODE SYNOPSIS: “The girls worry about long-term change. Miranda hears from her gynecologist that one of her ovaries is 'lazy', and worries therefore is she can still take her time being picky with men before going for motherhood. Charlotte hits on well with charming pastry chef Stephan, but consults the girls and guy friend Stanford if he is gay, or at least 'half'. Carrie worries if Big is serious about them since he seems too 'territorial' to allow any of her stuff permanently in his apartment. When Samantha sees publisher Dominic, the one man who broke her heart for a model, she decides to turn tables on him, but can she really dump him 'like a man' after great sex?" Thanks for listening! If you wanna support our show by shopping on Amazon, use our link.Our Host: Megan McIver• Twitter• Instagram• FacebookOur Guest: Frank Cappello• Instagram• TwitterWhat We Watched:• Sex and the City Season Two Episode ElevenCosmos And The City Social Media• Instagram • Facebook• Twitter• WebsiteMusic by Jon Fredette • Website See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this week’s episode of COSMOS AND THE CITY: THE SEX AND THE CITY PODCAST, your host Megan McIver will sit down with the lovely Skyler Vallo. Together these two will discuss Season Two, Episode Ten of SEX AND THE CITY entitled: “The Caste System”This week Megan & Skyler will be sorting through: Samantha sparring with a spiteful servant, Miranda dealing with Steve’s not so deep pockets, Charlotte going out with a famous leading man, and Carrie finding the right time to tell Big those three special words.Plus we’ll have all your favorite segments: Hottie of the Week, Pun of the Week, Good Big Bad Big, Who Wore What Why?, and finally You’re Such a _________.How will Samantha emerge victorious? Will Miranda always be the one to bring home the bacon? Will Charlotte’s hollywood romance turn into a horror flick? And will Carrie and Big say it back??? Through all the madness Megan and Skyler will share their thoughts on ABSO-FUCKING-LUTELY EVERYTHINGEPISODE SYNOPSIS: “The girls wrestle with social inequalities. When Samantha dates super-rich Harvey, she enjoys the perks she claims not to crave, but finds his relationship with female servant Sum is not as one-sided as it seems. Charlotte's date with celebrity actor Wylie Ford starts as a luxury dream, but she soon finds she's expected to become more of an abjectly servile fan then a self-respecting lover. Miranda takes Steve shopping for his wardrobe but has a taste he cannot afford and yet won't allow her to pick up the bill, even if that breaks them up. Carrie is insecure again when Big takes her to a socialite party on Park Avenue but never seems able to express his love, and therefore she goes out with an artistic flirt without means she find waitering there."Thanks for listening! If you wanna support our show by shopping on Amazon, use our link.Our Host: Megan McIver• Twitter• Instagram• FacebookOur Guest: Skyler Vallo• Instagram• TwitterWhat We Watched:• Sex and the City Season Two Episode TenCosmos And The City Social Media• Instagram • Facebook• Twitter• WebsiteMusic by Jon Fredette • Website See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

School For The Dogs' clients Samantha Schwartz and Ben Ment wanted to find a mixed-breed Bernese Mountain Dog puppy, figuring that it'd be less prone to health issues than a purebred Bernese. When Samantha's email inquiries to breeders got posted to social media, she ended up being cyber bullied by hardcore breed enthusiasts/purists around the world. Samantha tells Annie about how this unexpected and bizarre turn of events led her and Ben to Basket, a puppy from the Bernese Mountain Dog Vitality Project, which is run by breeders and geneticists who are working to help modify the breed for the better over time. Link to Show Notes - Bernese Mountain Dog Vitality Project - Basket's Instagram Please make sure to subscribe & rate 5-stars on iTunes! Annie Grossman owns and operates School For The Dogs in NYC. Studio: SchoolForThedogs.com Shop: StoreForTheDogs.com Instagram: Instagram.com/schoolforthedogs --- Partial Transcript: Annie: I'm here with our clients. I should say clients, plural. I am here with our human client, Samantha Schwartz, and her dog are the canine client of this team. Oh, who's giving her a big hug right now. Who’s name is Basket and he is this huge, deliciously, lovely black and furry. Just big galoot of a dog who I wish I had a life-sized stuffed animal of that I could just snuggle and cuddle all day long. He looks like a Bernese Mountain Dog. He is not totally a Burmese mountain dog, which we're going to talk about in a moment. And when I first met Samantha and her partner, Ben, they started to tell me about how Basket came into their lives. And I was fascinated. **music** Samantha: I had always wanted a Bernese Mountain dog. I had grown up with labs and retrievers and Ben grew up with a Norwegian Elkhound and a Chinook. We were kind of like, I was just dead set on having a Bernese Mountain Dog. We were living out in Cape Cod, getting his family's house together last spring, just temporarily. And we were like, well, let's get the dog ‘ause it'll be easy to train the dog while we're out here. We have some time. So last year, we started more seriously looking at Berneses again, and he thought that it would be better if we maybe looked at getting a mixed breed. We were looking at all the rescues, there’s a lot of Bernese rescue organizations. And then we were, we were looking at just different options. And finally we ended up saying, why don't we see about getting a mixed breed, something that is part Bernese. Annie: You were said you were worried about the health issues. Samantha: So Bernese Mountain Dogs have, being one of the giant... they're one of the giant breed dogs, um, similar to great Danes and Saint Bernard's. So they can be up to 150 pounds, females on average weigh between I think 90 and 110, and then the males can weigh much more than that. Because they're a giant breed they have some joint issues and things like that because of their bones, but they also have a particular type of cancer that is really, really prevalent in their breed. They are dying really young. They're very... purebred dogs in general are very inbred. They have what's called closed studbooks and the close studbooks mean that they kind of all ended up being cousins with each other. And because of that, their genetic diversity is leading to many health problems... Full Transcript available at SchoolfortheDogs.com/Podcasts

When Samantha's daughter continued to have issues with reflux, she had to continue to push to find out the underlying issue. Listen to her story, a reminder of why parents have to trust their instinct and advocate on behalf of their children. We want to hear from you about your parenting experiences. Please email us at hello@mamasgotthis.com or leave us a message at 256-648-5272 and your submission could be featured in a future episode.

When Samantha and the Chancellor run into relationship trouble, Clare blames Steve, because that's reasonable; Val and Kelly get the Hawaiian flu, a side effect of which is apparently explosive retcon; and when David brings Donna for a whirlwind night in New Orleans, he finds out the hard way that he didn't need to pack condoms. (Hee hee. "The hard way.") See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Samantha Ettus is a work/life wellness expert, keynote speaker, bestselling author, entrepreneur, Forbes contributor, and Founder of SamanthaEttus.com—Whew, that took a minute! This lady is serious about helping people lead more fulfilled lives! When Samantha went Harvard Business School, she was the only entrepreneur in her class—hard to imagine these days. She knew she wanted to do something different with her life but wasn’t sure what. After graduating, Samantha launched Ettus Media Management, a personal branding firm. There she worked with many CEOs and field experts to create healthy boundaries and make meaningful changes that would lead to fulfilled personal and professional lives. Through her hard work and focus, she has become an expert in work/life wellness. Since launching SamanthaEttus.com, Samantha has shifted her focus to women. She supports women who want to work, have a family, be involved in their communities and be fulfilled. For Samantha it is not a “work/life balance” but a “pie for life” that brings happiness. In 2016 this best selling author published her fifth book, The Pie Life: A Guilt-Free Recipe for Success and Satisfaction, to give women who work a playbook to thrive. Samantha's excitement is infectious! She is generous and honest in sharing stories about her own imperfect life. She challenges us to pursue being fulfilled, not perfect. Samantha truly believes individuals have the power to design their lives. It takes determination, focus and embracing the messy to create the life you want. Hearing her wisdom will have you motivated to evaluate your own work/life situation and identify areas where you may need to create boundaries and simple goals. Please follow Samantha @SamanthaEttus on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter. You can also go to SamanthaEttus.com purchase her books, The Pie Life Planner and sign up for her newsletter. Don't forget to follow us at @libertyforher on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook. Please let us know your thoughts about this episode by using the hashtag #libertysessions and please rate and review us—it helps to know if this podcast is inspiring and equipping you to launch and grow your ventures.

Mission #37 On Board: Samantha Pilbeam Mission: Attracting Dream Relationships and a Dream Life The Co-Pilot: Our co-pilot on this episode is the lovely Samantha Pilbeam, a businesswoman and entrepreneur who manifested her dream life -- and even her ideal partner -- through the Law of Attraction and following a continuing path of self-improvement. Samantha, who lives in the UK with her partner Greg, was once stuck in a life characterized by low self-esteem and unhealthy relationships. Using various tools and techniques, she crafted a better life for herself and became the happy, fulfilled, successful woman she is today. Thanks to her own life experiences,she’s passionate about helping others and making the world a better place. That’s what she’s here to do today. In this episode, you’ll learn all about how she manifested her ideal life, and the daily steps you can take to do the same. As Orion puts it, “Your vibration needs to match the life you want.” Connect With Samantha Pilbeam:samanthapilbeam@me.com The Mission Log: [05:11] - Samantha shares a bit about herself, including where she lives and a broad overview of her relationship with her partner. [05:50] - We learn about Samantha’s history of being attracted to men who weren’t right for her, or drawn into dysfunctional relationships. [06:16] - Samantha’s first role models were her parents, who had a dysfunctional relationship. She describes their differences. [07:03] - The type of men who Samantha attracted (and was attracted to) were very similar to her father. [07:44] - Are women going to the wrong places to find love? Samantha indirectly answers that via her own life story. [08:27] - Samantha describes her previous life at the time that she started to realize she needed to make a change, around ten years ago. [09:31] - What was the void, and what was the catalyst for change? [10:24] - The moment that made Samantha realized she really needed a change was when her then-partner punched her in the face. Orion and Samantha discuss how sometimes it takes painful moments to make you realize you need change, and they can be a gift in disguise. [12:14] - At the time, Samantha’s friends and family provided a support group for her. [13:35] - Samantha reflects on her previous relationships, pointing out that what she then thought was “love” wasn’t really love, and that low self-esteem contributed to her decisions. [16:02] - We hear more about Samantha’s life before she learned how to love herself. [17:10] - If you come from a lineage of being treated unkindly, it’s up to you to stand up and change that tradition, Orion explains. [17:39] - Samantha agrees with Orion’s explanation, then applies the same concept to the relation with money. She explores the difference between having a lot of money and experiencing abundance. [18:46] - Samantha opened a beauty business during the middle of the recession, and discovered breathwork and rebirthing around that same time. [19:35] - She describes the experience of doing rebirthing, and how much it can vary from time to time. She also tells us a bit about the self-discoveries that she made this way. [21:10] - Samantha discusses how often she did breathwork, and the three different modules in which she did it. [21:57] - Breathwork isn’t just motivational; it involves a lot of work, dealing with a lot of pain. Samantha noticed that after doing breathwork, she started to love herself more. [23:13] - We hear about how Samantha used breathwork and meditation to help overcome her issues surrounding money. Darius Barazandeh helped her with this. [24:23] - Samantha tells us about the men who started showing up in her life after she started doing breathwork and changing herself. [25:39] - True masculinity doesn’t need to take stereotypically masculine forms. For Samantha, true masculinity is a man who treats a woman like a goddess. [26:34] - The man who Samantha is currently with is exactly what she wrote down when she did her manifesting. We also hear about her previous relationship. [27:42] - Several years earlier, Samantha had taken a Law of Attraction course by Tony Robbins (but in her case, led by Joseph McClendon). She stopped for a while after being freaked out by how quickly she started attracting things into her life. [30:10] - At the time, she explains, she wasn’t ready to receive the life she wanted. Part of her wanted to stay in “suffering mode” because that was the life she was used to. [31:14] - When Samantha next used the Law of Attraction, after having done the breathwork, she was ready to receive. She was also ready for the element of surrender that it required. [32:08] - Orion steps in for a moment to explain what she means by “surrender.” [32:55] - Samantha agrees with Orion’s description, and goes on to explain that her fear was also part of what led to her being in those unhealthy relationships. [33:33] - How did Samantha find Mr. Right? [35:30] - How did she start believing in the Law of Attraction in a way that allowed her to manifest the things she had written on her list? [36:18] - Samantha took about 15 to 20 minutes every morning for her exercise in believing in the Law of Attraction. [37:00] - By the end of the two weeks Samantha took to make herself believe in the Law of Attraction, she let go of the idea because she believed in it so fully that she just knew it would work. She set up a Meetup group several months later, and her partner Greg showed up at the first meeting. [38:10] - Samantha tells us about how she and Greg started dating, and how she realized that he was “the one” for her. [40:22] - What has Samantha done to keep the love alive (and the relationship healthy) after the initial sparks of the relationship wore off? [41:54] - In a successful relationship, both parties take responsibility for their own happiness rather than trying to find it in their partner. [43:48] - Samantha’s three tips for living a stellar life are: appreciate what you have and show gratitude, give yourself love, and give back to people and the world. [44:20] - Samantha offers listeners a gift: her husband Greg is an NLP (neuro linguistic programming) trainer, and they’re offering two listeners a free NLP course early next year (January 4-10 in the Lake District in the UK). Flights and accommodation are not included, but the course is free. To enter, write Samantha a short email about why you think you should be picked and explaining your path and how this will help you (and how you will help the world). Send this to her at samanthapilbeam@me.com. Your Pre-Flight Checklist: Pain can be a catalyst for change. Write down three recent life events that have been painful (or issues that continue to cause you pain), and then, for each one, three ways that you can turn that pain into positive change. Every morning, look in the mirror and take five minutes to practice valuing yourself. Tell yourself “I love you,” and look for the beauty reflected in the mirror -- focusing on both your internal and external beauty. We all want more money, but money doesn’t create a sense of abundance. Take ten minutes each day for a month to start a gratitude journal. Explore the forms of abundance that you do have in your life. Links and Resources: Darius BarazandehBreathwork RebirthingTony RobbinsLaw of AttractionJoseph McClendonNLPVision board

Today I've got my rockstar sister Samantha Skelly baring her wild soul in the name of women all over the world who suffer from or struggle with binge eating. Sam was a dancer growing up and never had any body issues until she stopped dancing in her twenties and had a rude awakening around food and movement. Now she leads a global movement creating awareness, programs and support for those with similar issues. She's also a super spunky spitfire personality with the most gorgeous hair I've ever seen and a killer personality to boot. This is a high energy session, buckle up! About Samantha Skelly: Samantha Skelly is the founder of Hungry For Happiness, an international movement to support women around the world who are suffering from binge eating and body image issues. Hungry For Happiness creates online accessible and affordable recovery resources to those who are suffering in silence. Samantha was awarded ‘Top 24 under 24’ in September 2013, In 2014 she was a finalist as the ‘Best Emerging Entrepreneur’ and Hungry For Happiness is now nominated for ‘Best Concept’ by Small Business BC. Samantha Skelly aims to create a disruptive company in the eating disorder recovery space. Her vision is to create the largest and most impactful online resource to support those who’s lives are negatively affected by issues with food and their bodies. When Samantha isn’t working on her mission she is probably upside down practicing acro yoga, playing guitar, at comedy improve class or dancing salsa. In this episode, Samantha shares: 1. Binge eating as a barrier to intimacy 2. The dependency model of dieting 3. Using food for health and hunger instead