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Get to know some food inspirations, grandma's secret sauce recipe, a past coffee shop, and memories from an old neighborhood. While Angela barbecues a chicken in the big green egg.

Broadcasting from The Joeris Studios at Joeris General Contractors, Stephen Willeford, the Texas hero who stopped the gunman at First Baptist Church in Sutherland Springs, visits with Brad Cornell about security in our churches and schools. And then meet Angela Cardwell and her daughter Kayla. While Angela is the Executive Vice President of Joeris General Contractors and a great leader, you'll hear it was the leadership of her daughter that made her stronger in her faith. Support the show: https://tohisgloryministries.org/

Another where the wind takes us chat - this time it took us to deciphering British accents. While Angela would pop a pill to have one, Shaye’s comes out Australian. Get ready to get silly. What are YOU sipping today? Drink Dry Farm Wines with Ang and Shaye! Shop and Sip at: https://bit.ly/DryFarmWinewithHomemakerChicDry Farm Wines curates only the highest quality natural wines from small, sustainable family farms that meet our strict standard of health. Unlike today's commercialized and processed wines, this is real wine. Nothing added, nothing removed.Pure, artisanal, and deliciously clean.Sugar-Free (< 1g/L) Lower Sulfites (< 75ppm) Lower Alcohol (< 12.5%) Mycotoxin/Mold-Free No Industrial Additives Dry-Farmed (No Irrigation) Minimal Intervention Wild Native Yeast Small Productions Paleo-Friendly Keto-Friendly Low Carb-Friendly Mouthwateringly Delicious Older Vines (generally 35-100 years) Naturally or Biodynamically FarmedSleep Chic! Get your modern vintage sheets at americanblossomlinens.com with the 20% off promo code HOMEMAKERCHIC20A percale weave which is a traditional one-yarn-over and one-yarn-under results in a very structurally sound, long wearing fabric that is resistant to pilling. It has a crisp, yet soft, feel and allows more air to pass through it, providing a 'cool' sleep on warm nights and a 'warm' sleep on cool nights. This is the same weave used in most luxury hotel bedding and the quality heirloom sheets your grandparents used.Tuck into a delicious loaf of bread: Order your Jovial Einkorn Flour at jovialfoods.comIn 2008, Carla and Rodolfo teamed up with an organic farmer just a few minutes from their home in Northern Italy, to grow the first 50 acres of einkorn wheat. Einkorn was new to them and farmer Stefano, and they were both worried and delighted to see how differently it grew. Einkorn yields a fifth of modern wheat and reaches above 5 feet tall by the harvest in late July. A decade has passed and the same farmers are still growing einkorn for Carla and Rodolfo. All of our farms are located in remote, pristine areas, and have ample land to adhere to a five-year rotation plan with forage and legumes. One of the most beautiful and largest farms where our einkorn always grows is located in Tuscany, outside of Siena. Pucker up baby! Grab your red lips and organic skincare here: toupsandco.com and use the promo code HOMEMAKER for 10% off!

It’s flashback — or is it flash-forward? — time on HBO’s Watchmen as we find out how Doctor Manhattan met Angela Abar on “A God Walks Into Abar.” While Angela and the being formerly known as Jon Osterman chat in Vietnam for the first time, Doctor Manhattan is waking up in present day Tulsa, a […] The post Watchmen Watch: “A God Walks Into Abar” appeared first on Comic Book Club.

Hello listeners, and welcome back to Tech Forward! This week, we're featuring my conversation with Angela Belt, Senior 3D Visual Stylist at Wayfair, from last September. Having graduated from Howard University with a degree in Fine Arts, Angela has over ten years of interior design experience including extensive experience styling for print, online publications, and video.  With a keen eye for what is on trend and a passion for interior design, she has styled shoots for ElleDecor, HGTV, AphroChic, and Maison et Objet in Paris. We discussed her transition into the world of tech through her role at Wayfair, and the initiatives she has championed to support the company’s diversity recruiting efforts. Though she initially saw herself forging a career in politics, Angela took a hard pivot into the world of art and design during her sophomore year of college. After graduation, she took a position with the furniture company Room and Board, which essentially served as a ten-year crash course on not only floor planning and drafting, but also everything required in terms of building codes and permits, and how to design a room with an eye for profit margins. Angela also spent 8 of those 10 years freelancing at her sister’s company, Aphrochic, where she became the creative director and interior stylist. During that time, she worked on REMIX: Decorating with Culture, Objects and Soul, released by Penguin Random House in 2013. Voted a top tech company by the online community Built in Boston, Wayfair is, in Angela’s words, “on the cutting edge of where things are going” in the world of interior design and home furnishings. Angela works with a team of 3D artists and stylists who use models and talented graphic designers to enhance the photo studio process. These models give the stylists much more creative freedom than a traditional 2D photoshoot, which can be expensive and time consuming. While Angela says entering the tech sector has required her to “learn an entirely new language… I have the background knowledge to know what makes sense in an image, aside from just looking good.” There are cultural differences as well: interior design is a sphere that values the longevity of a career, and expects people to cultivate their skills over a longer time period, whereas tech jobs focus more on the skills people learn in school and apply right away. Within 3 months of joining the company, Angela had the opportunity to champion diversity initiatives for Wayfair, when she was asked to recruit at her alma mater. “It was exciting to me to know that Wayfair wanted talent from a historically black college [...] It’s part of a larger push, not just a one time thing.” Internally, Angela is an active member of a group for African American employees to network and build a community. She stresses the importance of having members of underrepresented groups in leadership roles: “It meant a lot to me at Room and Board that I had an African American mentor, and two African American bosses. Seeing those people advance to leadership positions let me know I had a place in the company.” If you’d like to get in touch with Angela you can find her on Instagram, or see examples of her work on her website. Angela, thank you so much for coming onto the show and sharing your story. Thank you also to all of my listeners for tuning in, sharing the show, and leaving reviews. See you next week! Connect with us Website | Twitter | Instagram | Facebook

Hello listeners, and welcome back to Tech Forward! My guest this week is Angela Belt, Senior 3D Visual Stylist at Wayfair. Having graduated from Howard University with a degree in Fine Arts, Angela has over ten years of interior design experience including extensive experience styling for print, online publications, and video.  With a keen eye for what is on trend and a passion for interior design, she has styled shoots for ElleDecor, HGTV, AphroChic, and Maison et Objet in Paris. We discussed her transition into the world of tech through her role at Wayfair, and the initiatives she has championed to support the company’s diversity recruiting efforts. Though she initially saw herself forging a career in politics, Angela took a hard pivot into the world of art and design during her sophomore year of college. After graduation, she took a position with the furniture company Room and Board, which essentially served as a ten-year crash course on not only floor planning and drafting, but also everything required in terms of building codes and permits, and how to design a room with an eye for profit margins. Angela also spent 8 of those 10 years freelancing at her sister’s company, Aphrochic, where she became the creative director and interior stylist. During that time, she worked on REMIX: Decorating with Culture, Objects and Soul, released by Penguin Random House in 2013. Voted a top tech company by the online community Built in Boston, Wayfair is, in Angela’s words, “on the cutting edge of where things are going” in the world of interior design and home furnishings. Angela works with a team of 3D artists and stylists who use models and talented graphic designers to enhance the photo studio process. These models give the stylists much more creative freedom than a traditional 2D photoshoot, which can be expensive and time consuming. While Angela says entering the tech sector has required her to “learn an entirely new language… I have the background knowledge to know what makes sense in an image, aside from just looking good.” There are cultural differences as well: interior design is a sphere that values the longevity of a career, and expects people to cultivate their skills over a longer time period, whereas tech jobs focus more on the skills people learn in school and apply right away. Within 3 months of joining the company, Angela had the opportunity to champion diversity initiatives for Wayfair, when she was asked to recruit at her alma mater. “It was exciting to me to know that Wayfair wanted talent from a historically black college [...] It’s part of a larger push, not just a one time thing.” Internally, Angela is an active member of a group for African American employees to network and build a community. She stresses the importance of having members of underrepresented groups in leadership roles: “It meant a lot to me at Room and Board that I had an African American mentor, and two African American bosses. Seeing those people advance to leadership positions let me know I had a place in the company.” If you’d like to get in touch with Angela you can find her on Instagram, or see examples of her work on her website. Angela, thank you so much for coming onto the show and sharing your story. Thank you also to all of my listeners for tuning in, sharing the show, and leaving reviews. See you next week! Connect with us Website | Twitter | Instagram | Facebook

Jason Sotiris is a tradie and a dad. After his daughter Angela's first birthday she was diagnosed with a rare cancer. While Angela was going through treatment Jason saw a need for a different kind of hospital gown, so he (and his friend Yusuf) came up with one that matches practicality with fun!

Angela Stowell is co-founder and CEO and of Ethan Stowell Restaurants in Seattle. In 2007, she and her husband, Chef Ethan Stowell, founded Ethan Stowell Restaurants. The couple has since opened 16 restaurants across the city of Seattle.  Angela manages over $25.5 million in annual revenue and oversees 320 employees. Angela has repeatedly been recognized as a powerhouse and consistently conscientious businesswoman.  She was named one of the Puget Sound Business Journal’s 2013 “40 Under 40.  She and Ethan were the recipients of the 2016 Richard Melman Innovator of the Year Award. Most recently, she was honored as one of the Puget Sound Business Journal’s 2017 “Women of Influence,” a list showcasing women whose outstanding leadership has an outsized influence on the business community, and was named one of the “50 Most Influential Women in Seattle” by Seattle Met Magazine. Angela sits on the Board of Directors for the United Way of King County where she serves as co-chair for Reconnecting Youth and as the 2018 Annual Campaign co-chair. Additionally, Angela has a seat on the board of local startup, Kigo Asian Kitchen, and is a member of the Seattle Chamber of Commerce Policy Leadership Group. While Angela shines bright and strong in the Seattle business community, I know her first and foremost as great friend and a fantastic mom.  I am so honored to share her Shameless story with you. Listen in to hear Angela share: Her traumatic entrance into motherhood after losing twin sons How she moved forward from grief and found meaning in loss The power of building a company around giving and serving rather than selling and promoting What it’s like to be a CEO, philanthropist, activist, and Shameless Mom How to find time that is just for you when you have multiple full-time jobs Links Mentioned: Connect with Angela at Ethan Stowell Restaurants Angela on Instagram Book: Hillbilly Elegy Thank you to our sponsors: Freshly: For fresh, fully cooked meals delivered right to your door.  Save $25 off your first order of 6 meals at Freshly KIND: For healthy, delicious snack bars go to Kind Snacks to get 10 KIND Bars for free – just pay shipping!

New and even seasoned event professionals can get into the swing of life, and always dressing up for meetings. While Angela is usually meeting indoors or at her office, occasionally they go offsite to a private home or new venue with a client. While she loves to work in new spaces, she is (now) much more diligent in thinking through her outfit choices before leaving the house! Tune in to hear Alison and Angela “vent” about a time they didn’t do their research ahead of time.

Today’s show is sponsored by LeadSimple and Fourandahalf. Together, they’ve come up with one of the best conferences for property managers, called the PM Grow Summit. This event is laser-focused on growth strategies and brings together some remarkable thought leaders from around the country. I attended last year and was thoroughly impressed all around -- and that was just their first year! The next conference will be in San Diego in 2018, and I’ve already booked my spot. Go to pmgrowsummit.com to learn more, and enter promo code “Brad” to get a $100 discount on your ticket!   We’re also sponsored by Marc Cunningham of Grace Property Management. Marc has created some amazing products for property management companies, which we can say firsthand as we’ve implemented his systems here. Visit their website and try out their products! To get a 10% discount on any of Marc’s products, use the promo code “Brad”!   On the show today, I’m joined by Angela Gonzales and Erin Landis from Moxie Property Management out of Fort Worth (near the Dallas, Texas area). Erin and Angela started the company just a couple years ago, so it’s still in its infancy time-wise, but they’ve already accomplished some remarkable things. As they put it, the company actually operates in dog years!   One of the reasons I wanted to have Angela and Erin on the show is that they’re doing some different things that you might not have seen in other property management companies. They don’t hesitate to think outside the box, as you’ll hear in our conversation today. For example, part of Moxie involves doing consulting work for other companies and helping them manage their properties, meaning that they’re far more than just a strict property management company.   In addition to talking about their consulting services and how they seamlessly blend these with their own property management, Erin and Angela discuss topics such as how they’ve grown their company so quickly, how they got started, why they realized they don’t need a third partner, their roles in NARPM, and the tools they use to stay in communication with each other, their clients, and their tenants.   Here’s where you can find Angela and Erin: Moxie Property Management Angela Gonzales on the Greater Fort Worth Association of REALTORS Angela Gonzales on LinkedIn Angela Gonzales on Facebook Erin Landis on Facebook Erin Landis on LinkedIn Moxie Property Management on Facebook   Show Notes   [02:36] - Erin and Angela start things off by introducing themselves. [03:06] - We hear about how Moxie has grown so large in such a relatively short time, with Angela explaining how she and Erin met and got started.[06:52] - What were some of the challenges that Erin and Angela came upon when they decided to step out and doing everything themselves? [08:06] - Erin is doing some coaching for AppFolio soon, partly because she has been using the software since 2009. Angela then talks about how difficult the business would be to run without Erin on the financial side. [10:03] - Brad shifts to a tangent about something he learned on the NARPM listserv about full-month accounting. He, Angela, and Erin then discuss how this type of accounting works along with its pros and cons. [14:16] - Angela discusses the consulting side of the business. [16:15] - The places we’ve been hearing about are in outlier areas, we learn, with Angela describing what they do as a “if you build it, they will come” scenario. [17:26] - We take a deeper dive into the consultancy side of Moxie, learning what exactly that entails and how that side functions. [19:40] - Angela and Erin use Evernote, we learn. It’s also helpful for communicating with their clients. [20:27] - We hear about the division of labor at Moxie. [22:45] - Part of hiring really great people is that they have ambition above the position they’re hired at. [24:04] - Erin explains more about the details of how their consultancy works, and the ways in which it was like entering into a marriage. [25:51] - Brad dives into the topic of the service items offered by Moxie. We hear about what it takes to add a consulting aspect to your property management business. [27:35] - Erin points out that a big part of what they do is cleaning up old accounting, which is something they could take nationwide. [30:04] - A lot of what Erin does is just auditing what a company has done up until now, she explains. [31:21] - Brad is developing an annual business health report. [34:19] - It’s not so much that good members of NARPM are perfect so much as that many others do lots of things wrong, Brad points out. [35:52] - If Angela and Erin could do everything all over again with Moxie, what would they do differently the second time around? [39:08] - Erin is the treasurer of the greater Fort Worth area NARPM branch, and Angela is working with the organization on the state level. Erin and Angela then discuss work-life balance and the experience of having careers as women. [42:32] - While Angela’s son is a teenager now, Erin’s family is younger. She describes what it’s like to work from home under these circumstances. [44:30] - Brad talks about his “good idea fairy” concept, then shares a cool concept he has recently implemented with listeners. [46:49] - Moxie has been using Rently for almost two years now, and have been finding that it results in better tenants overall. [49:24] - We learn that Brad got rid of his dropbox when he moved to the new office. [50:09] - Erin talks about how one of their older residents (who is over 80 years old) took some extra coaching to make electronic payments instead of dropping off a money order or other paper payment. [52:01] - Brad discusses the role of virtual assistants and how it’s changing in the industry as time goes on. [52:49] - Do Angela and Erin have any other “good idea fairies” that they want to share with the audience? [54:56] - Moxie’s application fees are nonrefundable, but they are transferrable to other properties, we learn. [56:38] - The mortgage industry took in 36% fewer applications for mortgages this year than last year, Brad reveals. This means that more people are going to be renting.   Links and Resources:   Moxie Property Management Angela Gonzales on the Greater Fort Worth Association of REALTORS Angela Gonzales on LinkedIn Angela Gonzales on Facebook Erin Landis on Facebook Erin Landis on LinkedIn Moxie Property Management on Facebook LeadSimple Fourandahalf PM Grow Summit AppFolio NARPM Evernote Basecamp SharePoint Bob Walters Leading Property Managers of Australia Tenant Turner Rently

Wednesday 3/8- While Angela took the day off from the show to support the movement "Without Women Day", Charlamagne and Dj Envy held down the show, which they quickly realized how different it was without her being there. Moreover, the phone lines were opened to discuss Ciara's pregnancy pictures, that has social media going crazy and instead of "Ask Yee" it was "Ask C & E". Also, in support of the movement Charlamagne gave Donkey of the Day to people that didn't understand or criticized the movement "Without Women Day". Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers