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Did you know that women have a higher risk of dementia? Nearly twice as many women have Alzheimer's disease as men. Alzheimer's disease also worsens more quickly in women.  Also, did you know that heart disease can raise the risk of getting Alzheimer's disease? Other conditions that cause heart disease such as high blood pressure, high cholesterol, diabetes, and deficient diet are all links to a higher risk of getting Alzheimer's disease. Whatever the gender or the cause, once dementia (Alzheimer's disease) happen, it forces families to change their lifestyles. Dementia is always a very stressful and worrying time. Today, we have with us someone who live this life, walk this path, learn from her experiences, and now she has made her life mission to help others with dementia families who are going through this journey, Vicki Tapia. When Vicki's parents were both diagnosed with dementia within a few months of each other, she became their caregiver. Out of that experience came her first book "Somebody Stole My Iron: A Family Memoir of Dementia." What began as a journal to help her cope with the many challenges her family face, morphed into a roadmap for others. Her work shares encouragement, insight, and lessons learned along the way. It is named one of the "Best Alzheimer's Books Of All Time" by Book Authority. Vicki's memoir brings hope to those whose lives had been intimately affected by dementia, letting them know that they are not alone. She's also a founder and a director of the non-profit AlzAuthors, an evergrowing global community of over 250 authors united to light the way for others with the vision to lift the silence and stigma surrounding Alzheimer's and other dementias through sharing of personal stories. Topics: Her life when her parents both diagnosed with dementia and becoming a family caregiver What "Graduate of the dementia caregiver school of hard knocks" means Her tips to the listeners on redirecting the conversation Situation with her mom on redirecting the conversation On protecting the love ones valuable Her advice to caregivers on having dark moments Her fear for her future on having dementia Things she did to make sure it doesn't happen to her On convincing the love ones to go for an evaluation Her approach to making her mom move into her own home Her tips with the listener to make their life easier as dementia caregivers Links: Host’s email: Rafiq@SeniorsPodcast.com Sponsor’s Link - Right at Home: www.RightAtHomeCanada.com/Winnipeg All Things Senior’s Facebook: www.facebook.com/AllThingsSeniors Vicki's Website: www.AlzAuthors.com Vicki's Email: VickiTapia@gmail.com Vicki's Twitter: @vicleetap   @AlzAuthors Vicki's Facebook: www.facebook.com/SomeBodyStoleMyIron Vicki’s Book: Some Body Stole My Iron   Did You Know Segment:  https://www.healthline.com/health/alzheimers-facts

Welcome to the first podcast of 2021! JB is here to ruin everything. Delays in the podcast and domestic insurrection. The inauguration. We’re a Chris Gaines podcast now. We’re not mad at the movie, we’re just disappointed. Mark explains how chapters work. Robert Jordan? Return of The Whillice Cut. The writers strike. Corrine the Canadian secret agent. Fights like a drunk guinea pig. Marc Forster. Jack White. Box office. Studio notes. When Vicki from Clubhouse joins the podcast. When Mark drops a pan. Best side character (not Chris Gaines). Poseidon theory. Is this a good or bad Bond movie? Is Bond a good or bad person? Coming up next episode: Mark’s Birthday choice—Good Will Hunting. After that, The State of the Franchise and how we will choose what we talk about post-James Bond. Then a JB birthday choice, which is not Glengarry Glenn Ross. Then Skyfall. Clubhouse? --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/kissyourfranchisegoodbye/message

Hey Everyone, Angela Bowen her, the host of She's A Small Wonder: A Small Wonder Podcast. Today, I covered S1E24: The Grandparents, which aired on May 17, 1986. In this episode Grandma and Grandpa Lawson learn about Vicki. Ted's father takes this news especially hard because he was fired from his job and replaced by a robot. This episode cleared up something for me that I thought in my original viewing of this episode back in 1990 when I was 8. When Vicki mentions Gonzo of course at the time I thought she mean't Gonzo from The Muppet Babies, when she actually meant Gonzo from the TV Show Trapper John M.D. It's so weird, I went a good chunk of my life thinking she was referring to Gonzo from the Muppets because at the time that's the only Gonzo I knew, only to be corrected 30 years later. See, I learn so much from rewatching these 80's sitcoms I grew up on. Ted's father actually tells Harriet he wished that she was his granddaughter because she's real. Oh sir, if you only knew and much a pain in the a$$ Harriet and her family are. I'm looking forward so much to the adventures of Vicki and the Lawsons's coming in 2021 when I start Season 2. Now starting in January instead of one episode a month I will be covering two episodes in one podcast episode a month. That's double the Vicki. I figured this way I wouldn't be spending two years covering one Season. Here are the two episodes coming in January: Small Wonder S2E1: Chewed Out, which aired on September 13, 1986. In this episode Jamie and Reggie, learns a sobering lesson by, smoking cigarettes and chewing tobacco to elevate their freshman status in junior high. I remember this episode from back in the 90's when I watched it in a rerun but it will be interesting to see if I view it differently now that I'm older, being a kid at the time this felt like one of those serious episodes because it dealt with kids and cigarettes. and S2E2: Money, Money, Money which aired on September 20, 1986. In this episode Jamie tries to buy the love of a pretty classmate. This damn bitch Jessica is back, WTF Jamie! Didn't you learn your lesson from last Season? We'll see what happens! See you all in 2021!

Today on What's My Frame? I'm joined by casting veteran, Vicki Goggin. Vicki grew up in an all-American TV family, her Father was the Chairman of NYU’s School of Film and Television, an ABC Director of Programming, and an innovator in the educational broadcasting space. Vicki’s heavy-duty New York theatrical foundation shaped her future career in entertainment. She had the unique opportunity to study with the Stella Adler. When Vicki found her calling in casting her gifts were immediately put to use; her enthusiasm for showing clients extraordinary faces and personalities quickly became her signature. Comedy and Kids are longtime specialties; advertisers like Best Buy, Uber, Ford, Etsy, Home Depot, Denny’s and BMW grab her magical approachable knack for coaching performances out of real people. In 2020 Vicki has raised the bar for new trends in casting. Today you'll hear first hand Vicki's no nonsense approach to casting and how she finds an actor's best performance in the room! For more on Vicki visit: vickigoggin.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/whats-my-frame/support

What We Covered:00:47 – Introducing today’s guests, Arshad Hasan and Vicki Roush who share their the work they are currently doing to amplify marginalized voices with their organization, Convey Communications08:02 – Arshad and Vicki speak to the importance of overcoming the fear of speaking up as a marginalized person, taking up the space you deserve and how it translates to the field of business18:44 – Specific pressures that marginalized groups and individuals face on a daily basis21:06 – The power of connecting through body language23:28 – Arshad and Vicki discuss the resounding impact of COVID-19 and how they have pivoted their business strategies and practices amidst this global pandemic34:02 – Michelle thanks Arshad and Vicki for joining the show Tweetable Quotes:“The progressive world has been seeing a new and different kind of leadership. And that’s where we come in. Our specific mission is to work with women, people of color, and LGBTQ folks to lift up their voices.” (04:39) (Arshad)“A lot of us – in the way we’ve just sort of grown up through professional life – have learned maladaptive traits to make ourselves smaller. When Vicki talks about owning the room, it’s doubly important for womxn, people of color, LGBTQ people to walk up on that stage like everyone is here to listen to them because that is the truth.” (06:42) (Arshad)“I can tell – and so can everybody else – when you’re not taking up the space you deserve.” (10:10) (Arshad)“That’s what it is. You just learn skills to work with those fears basically. And then the more you practice and the more you realize that the audience is not your enemy and they’re not gonna eat you, then these fears go away. They start to diminish and you become more comfortable on stage.” (12:28) (Vicki)“Once you connect with someone, if you connect with them in some way with your own story then you become a more credible source to them. They are more likely to follow you as a leader, or agree with you as a leader, or come on board with your leadership team.” (21:06) (Vicki)“There’s no point in doing this work if you don’t have integrity.” (33:09) (Arshad) Links Mentioned:Convey Communications Website https://www.conveycomms.comConvey Communications LinkedInhttps://www.linkedin.com/company/convey-comms/aboutConvey Communications Facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/conveycommConvey Communications Twitterhttps://twitter.com/convey_commsConvey Communications Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/convey_commsArshad’s LinkedInhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/arshadhasanVicki’s LinkedInhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/vicki-roush-ba342827/Michelle’s Websitehttps://michellecoyle.com/podcast

Have you ever felt that you don’t belong where you are because you aren’t qualified enough? Have you ever felt like there aren’t opportunities for you because there aren’t enough jobs? These feelings are normal and we call them Imposter Syndrome and Scarcity Mindset.   I’m excited to share this discussion and Q+A with my good friend, Dr. Vicki Johnson. In this episode of GradSchooled, we discuss how to confidently pursue the professional opportunities you desire. You will gain insights on breaking the barriers of Imposter Syndrome when applying to and excelling within competitive fellowships and jobs.    Dr. Vicki Johnson is Founder and CEO of ProFellow, the world's leading online resource for information on professional and academic fellowships. She is also the creator of Fully Funded, an online course and mentorship program that teaches the strategies to achieve full funding for graduate school and professional development. Vicki is an award-winning social entrepreneur, top PhD scholar and four-time fellowship recipient.    Show Notes: [1:40] - Vicki introduces herself as the founder of ProFellow.com and the creator of the Fully Funded course and mentorship program for graduate school and fellowship applicants. [3:00] - These mindsets can either be a positive fuel and a negative fuel, but are most often referred to in the negative light. [3:40] - A layman's definition of Imposter Syndrome is the feeling that you do not belong and feeling like you are a fraud. [4:27] - This is a lack of acknowledgement, ownership, and internalization of your true achievements and skills. [5:09] - Fatimah says that people feel the effects of Imposter Syndrome at different points in their lives and gives examples of when they could pop up. [6:17] - High achievers tend to feel Imposter Syndrome. Fatimah says this is because most high achievers are perfectionists and compare themselves to others. This causes people to feel like they aren’t qualified when in reality, they are very qualified. [7:32] - Fatimah gives an example scenario of how we do ourselves an injustice when we compare our path with someone else’s path. [8:47] - People see the result of your hard work and don’t always see the steps it took to reach that result. [9:29] - Vicki didn’t experience Imposter Syndrome when applying for fellowships because she felt like she didn’t have anything to lose. However, she did feel it when setting up her organization. [10:31] - When Vicki stopped caring about what other people’s expectations were and started focusing on what she loved to do, she began to feel more at ease as she built her business. [10:56] - Entrepreneurship is so broad and when we settle into our own experience, we can focus on moving forward. [11:43] - Fatimah works with highly educated people who are looking at a career pivot. These people experience Imposter Syndrome when they realize they have to network with new people in a new space. [12:46] - You don’t have to explain yourself or justify yourself if you know that your idea is powerful to you. You can bring something to the table if you know your why. [14:31] - A broad definition of Scarcity Mindset is feeling like there is not enough of something to do what you want to do. Fatimah gives examples on how this could present itself. [16:21] - These competitive application processes for fellowships and jobs are an opportunity in and of themselves. Even if you don’t get the position, you are meeting new people and getting your name out there. [17:38] - You have to be willing to see the abundance. Most opportunities that are out there are not created by others. They are actually things that you create. [18:51] - Fatimah uses an example from her own experiences to demonstrate how opportunities may be dormant. She took the time to step back and wound up following her network and finding a hidden opportunity. [20:27] - Knowing what you desire and what you are working towards and having that clarity for yourself instead of the track will help you in your search for the right opportunities for yourself. [22:37] - The Genius Retreat is an opportunity for high achievers to reflect on this year and look forward and plan for 2021. [25:02] - Vicki discusses how and why she took the opportunity of getting her Ph.D. Academia was never on her radar. [26:58] - People who are finishing their degrees may feel the Scarcity Mindset as a response to the job market. [28:34] - Many times, graduates with a Ph.D. lead a very narrow and specific search for a job, but when you dig deep into your core skills and the core values of what you really want out of your career, you will find different opportunities that are a better fit for your path. [30:03] - You need to constantly look for the abundance of what is available to you throughout the process. You need to also think about how much abundance you can bring to the field as well. [30:50] - Fatimah and Vicki discuss the phrase “fake it till you make it.” [32:03] - Look back at your resume. Your resume will remind you of who you are. [33:05] - One of the features of the Professional Pathways Planner is the Career Success Pledge. What this does is creates your affirmations at the time when you have the least drive to do that yourself. [34:55] - We need a clear vision on where we want to go. [35:48] - How do you want to use your time and energy? What do you want next for yourself? Ask yourself these questions instead of “What is possible for me?” [37:01] - It is important to explore different types of work because you may be surprised by what opportunities will present themselves. [38:31] - When we listen too much to what society says, we lose out on a lot of creativity. [40:22] - Things were uncertain before COVID. Fatimah says to not let the Imposter Syndrome and Scarcity Mindset hold you back. [41:27] - Moments of uncertainty are ripe for innovation and creativity. [42:56] - Don’t try to force yourself into opportunity and change your approach.   Hang out with Dr. Fatimah Williams Instagram | Facebook | LinkedIn Beyond the Tenure Track   Resources: Free Planning Tool Kit Professional Pathways Planner Register for The Genius Retreat ProFellow Fully Funded Course by Dr. Vicki Johnson   Looking to make a career pivot?  Learn more about Options for Success and sign up for the waitlist. The next cohort opens in January 2021. Options for Success career pivot course with Dr. Fatimah Williams

The FunkQuest Tag Team Challenge is a short competition for a few select FUNKSTERS- two semi finals and a Final. The team has 2 players one ​plays as the head funkster and is the decision maker for Icons chosen - the question that arises from that, can be answered by either player.In this game, the Orange team consists of Ann Smith and Leana Dell (who just happen to be Champion Funksters) ​and the Pink team of Vicki Wusche and Tom Evans.​The 'guitar' icon was chosen by Ann, the ​question was answered by Leana who saw ​herself physically as 'not to bad for her age' and as good- looking as any 'second-hand fiddle'.The 'Waterfall' icon was chosen by Vicki and answered by Tom. After a short examination of the home he is living in now he answered that, over the years he has moved house about 8 times.Question 2 and Ann revealed that she prefers small parties to large gatherings. Although extrovert on the outside she is really a bit of a wallflower and quite shy.Vicki also chose to answer her question 2 and the artist which she would have paint her is her Grandaughter​, who, at the moment ​ only paints egg-shaped tubes with smiles. Vicki would be very happy to be remembered for her smile.Do​ the '10 Commandments' need another one. Ann suggested 'Always be Kind'.Tom was impressed by the magician Paul Foster Case. An american illusionist who seems able to travel through time.In answering question 4, Leana showed that not all Canadians are as complient as they seem, after she complained about the damage to a drawing desk she had ordered.When Vicki's mind goes blank its usually while she is tending her garden seeds and plants - this is a new hobby which has grown since Covid 19 lockdown.Final Question for the Orange team and Leana was allowed to choose the Icon. Ann ​answered the question 'Have you ever starred in a school play?' which seemed perfect for the canadian actor.Tom got to choose the 'eye of God' nebular Icon and the answer to 'Who is always late'? in ​Vicki's household is her husband Bob.

The FunkQuest Tag Team Challenge is a short competition for a few select FUNKSTERS- two semi finals and a Final. The team has 2 players one ​plays as the head funkster and is the decision maker for Icons chosen - the question that arises from that, can be answered by either player.In this game, the Orange team consists of Ann Smith and Leana Dell (who just happen to be Champion Funksters) ​and the Pink team of Vicki Wusche and Tom Evans.​The 'guitar' icon was chosen by Ann, the ​question was answered by Leana who saw ​herself physically as 'not to bad for her age' and as good- looking as any 'second-hand fiddle'.The 'Waterfall' icon was chosen by Vicki and answered by Tom. After a short examination of the home he is living in now he answered that, over the years he has moved house about 8 times.Question 2 and Ann revealed that she prefers small parties to large gatherings. Although extrovert on the outside she is really a bit of a wallflower and quite shy.Vicki also chose to answer her question 2 and the artist which she would have paint her is her Grandaughter​, who, at the moment ​ only paints egg-shaped tubes with smiles. Vicki would be very happy to be remembered for her smile.Do​ the '10 Commandments' need another one. Ann suggested 'Always be Kind'.Tom was impressed by the magician Paul Foster Case. An american illusionist who seems able to travel through time.In answering question 4, Leana showed that not all Canadians are as complient as they seem, after she complained about the damage to a drawing desk she had ordered.When Vicki's mind goes blank its usually while she is tending her garden seeds and plants - this is a new hobby which has grown since Covid 19 lockdown.Final Question for the Orange team and Leana was allowed to choose the Icon. Ann ​answered the question 'Have you ever starred in a school play?' which seemed perfect for the canadian actor.Tom got to choose the 'eye of God' nebular Icon and the answer to 'Who is always late'? in ​Vicki's household is her husband Bob.

When Vicki drops me off at the airport on my way to visit my family in CA, three things happen after I get out of the car; 1.     I say goodbye 2.     I carry my luggage 3.     I get on the plane If you answered “C” on question 2 of last week’s exam, then get ready for your trip to heaven!

In episode forty two of the Glow Journal podcast, host Gemma Watts sits down with the co-founder of The Jojoba Company, Vicki Engsall. As I record this, in 2020, just about everyone I know has an understanding of what jojoba is or, at the very least, has at least heard of it- but this wasn’t always the case. I sincerely believe that so much of what we know about jojoba is thanks to Vicki. Despite a long standing interest in the skin, Vicki Engsall grew up wanting to be a teacher- and so she became one. It wasn’t until she was trying to fall pregnant that business ownership looked to be a possibility. Little did Vicki realise, however, that the seeds that grew to become The Jojoba Company had been, quite literally, planted many years prior. I’ll leave the storytelling up to Vicki, but the events that lead to Vicki leaving her teaching role and launching her skincare company are perhaps the best example of serendipity that has ever been told on this podcast. When Vicki co-founded The Jojoba Company with her father in 2008, very little was known about jojoba. Today, thanks largely to Vicki’s background in education, jojoba is one of the most in demand ingredients in the world. Of course, this interview was recorded remotely, and I think now is particularly good time to be spotlighting local businesses like The Jojoba Company. In this conversation, Vicki and I discuss what she has dubbed the “oil revolution,” what an “ingredients claim” is and why they can be so dangerous, and how to bring the skin’s lipid profile back to how it was at the age of 22. You can read this interview now at: glowjournal.com/Follow The Jojoba Company on Instagram at @thejojobacoFind out more about The Jojoba Company at thejojobacompany.com.au/Stay up to date with Gemma on Instagram at @gemkwatts and @glow.journal, or get in touch at hello@gemkwatts.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Vicki Morgan is young and beautiful and, like so many people before her, she moves to Hollywood with stars in her eyes, a lot of ambition but an empty wallet. When Vicki has a chance meeting with a much older man, little does she know, he’s one of the richest man in the United States. Her life would become the one she had always dreamed about with fancy cars, new houses and a limitless credit card. The finer life, she would learn, holds a few secrets but, then again, so did she. Was Vicki Morgan killed for what she was about to divulge? Join Jen and Cam on this week’s Our True Crime Podcast episode, ‘Beauty and the Bat.’Promos by That Dead Body Show @TDBSPodcastListener Discretion by Edward October @octoberpodVHSThis episode was researched and written by me, Cam. Our True Crime Podcast is developed and created by hosts Jen and Cam. Original music and audio mix of all Our True Crime podcast episodes is courtesy of Nico Vettese from We Talk of Dreams. @wetalkofdreamsListener Discretion is provided by Edward October from @octoberpodVHSOur True Crime is executive produced by Nico Vettese and Dick Vane,Make sure to like and subscribe to Our True Crime Podcast wherever you listen to your podcasts. We can be reached on Instagram and Facebook at ourtruecrimepodcast or on twitter at @ourtruecrimepod. You can email us at ourtruecrimepodcast@gmail.comIf you really like the show, make sure to check out our patreon at Our True-Crime Podcast. Sources: https://www.amazon.com/Beautiful-Bad-Girl-Vicki-Morgan/dp/1517557054http://eightiesclub.tripod.com/id289.htmhttps://www.washingtonpost.com/archive/lifestyle/1983/07/08/vicki-morgan-slain-bloomingdale-mistress-bludgeoned-to-death/a18bb1a6-c14c-4554-a20e-48cbfd8425ac/https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vicki_Morganhttps://www.nytimes.com/1983/07/08/us/around-the-nation-vicki-morgan-a-model-is-beaten-to-death.htmlhttps://www.monstersandcritics.com/smallscreen/who-really-killed-alfred-bloomingdales-mistress-vicki-morgan-vanity-fair-confidential-exclusive/https://www.investigationdiscovery.com/tv-shows/vanity-fair-confidential/full-episodes/murder-most-obsessivehttps://archive.vanityfair.com/article/1984/9/the-woman-who-knew-too-little

Vicki Pace is in the closing weekend of a show, has manifested over $7,000 in the last fourteen days and describes her life as “easy”.  It wasn’t always like this. When Vicki started in the Enchanted Circle she was prone to controlling the how and she was one of those people who was constantly coming up with a new law of attraction routines and then the excitement would dwindle and she’d stop doing it. Over the last seven months in The Enchanted Circle she has learned to only tell the stories she wants to be true, and has built her trust muscle. She is living and being rather than trying to make things happen.  Vicki has learned to dig deep for herself and figure some things out on her own. She did this after she wasn’t cast in a recent role she wanted. After she was able to identify why she wanted it she focused on creating that experience for herself. Creating her own confidence and power has been hugely beneficial in all areas of her life.  Listen to hear how possibilities for more of what she wants are opening in Vicki’s life. Vicki Pace is originally from upstate NY as well as NYC and now lives in sunny Denver, CO! She is a full time prospering actor in the local and professional theaters of Colorado. She also loves directing and coaching kids in theater! Resources Change Your Money Story Book Manifest $10,000 book Double Your Business book The Enchanted Circle

When Vicki was diagnosed with breast cancer for the third time at age 47, she was finally offered genetic testing and learned she carried a mutation in the BRCA2 gene. When her brother Harvey learned there was a 50/50 chance he could be carrying the same mutation, he didn’t think too much about it. Two years later, he felt a lump in his breast and was diagnosed with breast cancer. 18 months later, he was diagnosed with prostate cancer. After experiencing how hard it was to find information and support related to breast cancer in men, Harvey and Vicki were driven to found HIS Breast Cancer. They are passionate about reframing breast cancer not as a woman’s disease but as a human disease that affects both men and women. Links and Resources HIS Breast Cancer Facing Our Risk of Cancer Empowered (FORCE) Harvey’s book on Amazon: Sir! You Have Breast Cancer Documentary Pink & Blue: Colors of Hereditary Cancer on iTunes and on Amazon. Connect with HIS Breast Cancer on Social Media: HIS Breast Cancer on Twitter: @hisbreastcancer HIS Breast Cancer on Instagram: @HISbreastcancer HIS Breast Cancer on Facebook Check out other Patient Stories podcast episodes. Read other Patient Stories on the Grey Genetics Patient Stories Page Do you want to support Patient Stories? You can now make a donation online! Want to support Patient Stories in a non-monetary way? Leave us a review on iTunes, or share your favorite episodes on Social Media. Patient Stories on Twitter: @GreyGeneticsPod Patient Stories on Instagram: @patientstoriespodcast Are you looking for genetic counseling? Patient Stories is sponsored by Grey Genetics, an independent telehealth genetic counseling and consulting company. Book an appointment with a genetic counselor specialized in your area of concern. All genetic counseling appointments take place over secure, HIPAA-compliant video-conferencing or by phone.

From Mamamia this is Lady Startup, the show where female entrepreneurs share the secrets of building a business. Rachel Corbett’s guest today is founder of Raise Foundation, Vicki Condon. When Vicki turned 40, she decided she was either going to have a huge party to celebrate or work out what she really wanted to do with her life.  She chose the latter and sat down to write a business plan for what would be the first draft of Raise. This blueprint stayed in the drawer until the shock death of a family friend.  Vicki had a passion for improving mental health in young people but after watching her friends go through the loss of their child she knew it was time to act. Vicki started out with her programs in three schools.  These days Raise Foundation runs 85 programs and has trained over 3500 mentors. So how did Vicki successfully turn a mid life crisis into a charity that helps thousands of teens? Listen to find out... If this episode of Lady Startup brings up anything for you, please call Lifeline's 24-hour telephone crisis line 13 11 14. CREDITS: Guest: Vicki Condon, founder of Raise Foundation Host/Executive Producer: Rachel Corbett, Founder of PodSchool Producer: Amelia Navascues JOIN THE LADY STARTUP COMMUNITY: Subscribe to our newsletter and find out more about the Lady Startup courses at our website… https://www.ladystartup.com.au/ Follow us on Instagram to see success stories from other female entrepreneurs or to get your business featured… https://www.instagram.com/ladystartups/ Meet like-minded women in our Facebook Group... https://www.facebook.com/ladystartups/ Find more episodes of this and other Mamamia podcasts here... https://www.mamamia.com.au/podcasts/ Love the show and want to tell us about it? Call the pod phone on 02 8999 9386 or email us at podcast@mamamia.com.au

Boomer Boulevard Old Time Radio Podcast with Bob Bro Show #117 --- April 9, 2018 Welcome to Boomer Boulevard --- Memory Lane for Baby Boomers, but everyone is welcome! Here is the line-up for this week: 1. ESCAPE! 8/30/51 "The Man Who Stole the Bible" A businessman checks into a New Orleans Hotel during Mardis Gras, and soon finds his life in danger by an assortment of wierd characters -- all trying to find out what he did with the Gideon Bible from Room 302. 2. THE HALLS OF IVY 3/10/50 "Victoria's New Review" When Vicki's old show business partner, Artie Pinero, shows up at Ivy College in an effort to get Victoria to return to the stage, Doctor Hall begins to fear he may have taken his wife away from a profession she truly loved and misses. Wonderfully warm story heard in crystal clear sound. 3. Gunsmoke 6/20/53 "Wind" Matt needs to figure out why men begin killing each other over saloon girl Dolly Varden. He soon learns she seems to bring gamblers luck simply by standing next to them in a Faro game. Dolly is one of the most memorable characters ever heard in a long line of striking Gunsmoke personalities. Come and share some stories, memories, laughs and tears. http://boomerboulevard.com email: bob@boomerboulevard.com

This episode is great if you have, had or plan on having kids! My guest Vicki Hoefle is a beast; she’s easy going yet clear about both the general philosophy for how to be successful as a parent while giving specific advice for how to handle a number of challenging circumstances. I loved this conversation for a number of reasons but a couple things stood out: Of course, her wisdom is relevant for parents — or those who engage with children but also for engaging anyone else. When Vicki talked about kids’ (human’s) natural compulsion toward independence, freedom … autonomy and their desire to be “left” to do their thing and even show you that they can be independent and do good things — which every great parent wants. I hope you enjoy Uncompromised Vicki Hoefle! You can find Vicki at: VickiHoefle.com On Twitter: @vickihoefle Instagram: vickihoefleparenting Contact Ron RonRenaud.com Twitter: @Ron_Renaud Instagram: ron_renaud Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RonRenaudCoach