Podcast appearances and mentions of Whitney Smith

“There's no secret formula—we just refused to stop.” In this episode, the founders of Ivy City Co—Natasha Thomas, Whitney Smith, and Madeline Hamilton—sit down with Jeremy Brockbank and Bri Ray to unpack the real story behind one of the fastest-growing fashion brands in the country. They talk about launching without industry connections, growing a team from scratch, and how staying relentlessly focused on the customer has shaped every decision—from design to operations to scale. It's not about perfection—it's about persistence, learning as you go, and never losing sight of your why. If you're building something meaningful and ambitious, this conversation is a blueprint worth hearing. #VolcanicRetail #RetailCollective #IvyCityCo #ModernRetail #BrandGrowth #FounderJourney #BuiltDifferent #NextGenRetail

In this heartfelt episode, we sit down with Whitney, a mother who courageously shares the story of her daughter, Ruby. Confronted with a devastating diagnosis, Whitney made the unimaginable choice to let Ruby return to heaven. She opens up about navigating chronic pain, the depths of grief, and the journey of keeping Ruby's memory alive in her everyday life. Whitney reveals the profound insights she's gained—about love, acceptance, and the importance of extending compassion to those facing difficult paths. Join us for an intimate conversation that honors the enduring bond between a mother and her child, offering hope and understanding to others who may be experiencing similar losses. What we will learn: The Strength Found in Vulnerability – Whitney's story shows how opening up about loss and heartbreak can be a source of healing and connection, not just for oneself but for others. Navigating Grief with Grace – Listeners will hear how Whitney navigates her grief, honoring Ruby's memory while finding ways to move forward, illustrating that grief can coexist with moments of love and hope. The Importance of Compassionate Support – Whitney's experience highlights how essential it is to support others without judgment, especially in times of loss or difficult choices. Keeping Loved Ones' Memories Alive – Listeners will see how Whitney keeps Ruby's memory present in her life and how remembering loved ones can bring comfort and a sense of purpose. Learning to Make Heart-Centered Decisions – Whitney's story will inspire listeners to trust their intuition and love when faced with tough choices, recognizing that even the hardest decisions can be made with compassion and care. Whitney's Instagram

In this episode, Whitney Smith, Simulation Program Leader at Children's Hospital Colorado, shares the innovative and engaging concept of "Sim Wars." Discover how this unique event not only brings healthcare teams together for friendly competition but also enhances patient outcomes, boosts staff morale, and strengthens the hospital's simulation program.

In this episode, Whitney Smith, Simulation Program Leader at Children's Hospital Colorado, shares the innovative and engaging concept of "Sim Wars." Discover how this unique event not only brings healthcare teams together for friendly competition but also enhances patient outcomes, boosts staff morale, and strengthens the hospital's simulation program.

In this episode of Building Tomorrow, Mark MacCracken, the Vice President of CALMAC at Trane Technologies, joins host Ellen Honigstock and co-host Whitney Smith to discuss thermal energy storage. Thermal energy storage is a clean energy alternative that involves using ice for cooling and water for storing heat. Listen in to learn more about how this method of heating and cooling compares to fossil fuel systems and conventional electric resistance. HOSTS: Ellen Honigstock, Senior Director, Education, Urban Green Council Whitney Smith, Senior Climate & Sustainability Leader and Associate Principal, Arup GUEST: Mark MacCracken, Vice President and CALMAC Portfolio Leader, Trane Technologies

Today in 1940, the birthday of the world's number one flag expert: Whitney Smith, who not only studied flags his entire life, he invented the word for studying flags. Plus: a company in Japan is making fabric out of apples!  When the World Runs Something New Up the Flagpole, Scholar Whitney Smith Is First to Salute (People) Whitney Smith, Whose Passion for Flags Became a Career, Dies at 76 (New York Times) adam sheet is a translucent and washable fabric made of recycled apple waste (designboom) Help fly the flag for our show by backing us on Patreon --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/coolweirdawesome/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/coolweirdawesome/support

For further information go to: www.jenniferjhammond.com Whitney Smith, a real estate lawyer who focuses on landlord-tenant issues, joins Jennifer J. Hammond in this episode of the podcast. They go into the challenges of being a landlord, particularly in the complex rental market in Florida. Both novice and seasoned property owners can benefit from Jennifer and Whitney's discussion of three typical blunders landlords make.

A state effort to empower parents to freely choose what's best for their child's education stalls at the Iowa Statehouse. Why is this simple effort so controversial? What will it take to fix the broken parts of our state's school system and help teachers, parents, and administrators work together for students?

Have you ever wondered what happened with our former Brand Position Consultation guests following their episodes? Did they make changes to their brand position statement, website, or marketing efforts that resulted in growth for their business? You're in luck! Our new series, "Where Are They Now?" welcomes back some of our former Brand Position Consultation guests so that we can check in to hear all of the details! In episode 544 of The Bokeh Podcast, Whitney Smith is back to share how the changes she made helped to triple her revenue for her part-time photography business! The Bokeh Podcast is brought to you by Photographer's Edit: Custom Editing for the Professional Photographer and Miilu: The Simplest Way to Create and Manage Timelines and Shot Lists for the Events You're Photographing. You can also subscribe to the Bokeh podcast on the Apple podcast app, follow on Spotify, add to your playlist on Stitcher, or listen on Overcast. What is a brand position consultation episode? (3:00) Description of Whitney's business at the time of the brand position consultation on the Bokeh Podcast (4:03) New Brand Position Statement created following the Brand Position episode: (6:35) The most fun you'll have in front of a camera! Lit photography for Midland teens and seniors! What were your 2-3 biggest takeaways from the brand position consultation? (8:54) 1. Make sure to focus on who you're talking to in your brand position - speak directly to your client 2. Carry that message throughout all marketing strategies for consistency How does Whitney bring the "fun" to her sessions in order to follow through on the messaging? (14:32) How did the changes with your brand position create growth in your business? (16:54) In one sentence, how would you sum up the significance of a strong brand position to those photography business owners listening in? (19:16) "If you're not using the right language and speaking to specific people, they won't find you! It is so, so important to speak their language so that you stand out!" Links: https://charitywater.org https://dandelionseniors.com https://instagram.com/dandelionphotog Whitney's Brand Position Consultation Episode: https://www.photographersedit.com/bokeh-podcast/episodes/brand-position-whitney-smith/

Tune in as i interview author Whitney Smith of the best seller book "Off Ridge Road"! Whitney goes into details about this based on a true story novel. She talks about her struggles and her triumphs all while maintaining her faith with God and her loyalty with her family. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/seldrik-johnson/support

The Tiny Desk is working from home for the foreseeable future. Introducing NPR Music's Tiny Desk (home) concerts, bringing you performances from across the country and the world. It's the same spirit — stripped-down sets, an intimate setting — just a different space.   Bobby Carter | October 26, 2021 Decked in a hoodie, cargo pants and coveted sneakers, a slimmed-down and clean-shaven Ed Sheeran stands surrounded by bookshelves and a host of world-class musicians. He's flanked by music director to the stars, Adam Blackstone, who assembled the band and handled bass guitar duties.   After opening this Tiny Desk (home) concert with his latest single, “Shivers,” Sheeran introduces himself and proceeds with more hits, new tunes, and a surprise throwback. The English singer-songwriter may appear acclimated to a live band, but it's a pretty rare occasion. For more than a decade, Sheeran's become revered for ripping down stadiums, but usually (and remarkably) it's just him, a guitar and loop pedals. The material released so far from his upcoming album, = (out Oct. 29), leans heavily into the '80s pop sphere and provides glimpses into Sheeran's personal life during his time away. Here, he debuts “Overpass Graffiti,” an uptempo ode to the endurance of long love. “Visiting Hours” is a heartfelt dedication to his close friend and mentor, Australian record executive Michael Gudinski, who passed away in March. Although most of the setlist honors =, Sheeran veers momentarily to take us to church with 2014's “Make It Rain” from the TV show Sons of Anarchy. The choir only takes up a smidgen of physical real estate, but their voices manage to engulf the entire space, propelling the song to another stratosphere. He closes the performance with a quiet storm version of his summer single “Bad Habits.” SET LIST * “Shivers” * “Make It Rain” * “Overpass Graffiti” * “Visiting Hours” * “Bad Habits” MUSICIANS * Adam Blackstone: musical director/bass * Terence Vaughn: keys * Tim Stewart: guitar * Clay Sears: guitar * Brian Frasier-Moore: drums * Rayfield Holloman: pedal steel guitar * Whitney Smith: vocals * Raphael Smith: vocals * Melissa Best: vocals * Antia Coach: vocals * Melany Watson: vocals * Kyron Elcock: vocals * Raymond Mason: trombone * Michael Leonhart: trumpet * Sam Greenfield: saxophone CREDITS * Video: Chadrick Fellers, Jeremy Ivory-Chambers, Porous Porousfreak * Audio: Tyrell Ace Clark, James Hardy-Martin, Douglas Touré Harris   TINY DESK TEAM * Producer: Bobby Carter * Video Producer: Kara Frame * Audio Mastering: Josh Rogosin * Tiny Production Team: Bob Boilen, Bobby Carter, Maia Stern, Sofie Hernandez-Simeonidis * Executive Producer: Keith Jenkins * Senior VP, Programming: Anya Grundmann #tinydesk #nprmusic #edsheeran Team UNPLUGGED.

"Lo" is one of those really versatile words in Spanish, and can be pretty tricky for English speakers to wrap their minds around (even I struggle with it sometimes!). So today's episode gives an overview on the 6 main ways that "lo" is used in Spanish, focusing on the first three in this episode and the last three in the next! Remember, learning a language is a lifelong journey.¡Aprovéchalo, Disfrútalo y Compártelo!SHOW NOTES© 2021 by Language Answers, LLCBlog for Episode 56Intro and Closing Music by Master_Service from FiverrCultural Tip Transition Music edited from song by JuliusH from PixabayResource LinksEpisode Content  Episodio 48: Los Pronombres de los Objetos Directos e Indirectos "The Neuter Relative Pronouns "Lo Cual" and "Lo Que"" by SpanishDict.com  "How to Use ‘Lo' in Spanish" by Gerald Erichsen, updated February 03, 2020, for ThoughtCo. "4 Ways to Use “Lo” to Replace or Create Any New Idea" by Real Fast Spanish "Bueno" by HarperCollins Publishers, via Collins online dictionary "How to use LO QUE in Spanish" by Real Fast Spanish, uploaded to YouTube on October 8, 2020 "The article lo - Easy Learning Grammar Spanish" by Collins Cultural Tip "National Holidays in Argentina in 2021" from OfficeHolidays.com (click on the links there to read more about each holiday, which is how I gathered my information.) "The Story Behind the Argentina Flag" by the CultureTrip.com  "Flag of Argentina" by Whitney Smith on February 2, 2001 for Britannica.com, updated on July 25, 2011

Array Cast - July 24, 2021 Show Notes02:05 Ian Sharp (1932-2021)03:06 Whitney Smith interview with Ian Sharp20:20 Dissect34:41 Monument.ai's Parallel Jx43:35 Dyalog APL's Experimental Parallel Feature43:55 Dyalog APL's Experimental Future Feature54:00 Fold in J1:09:30 Nuvoc J for C Programmers1:11:17 Quintana's Jx1:14:47 BQN1:19:09 2021 Dyalog APL Competition APL Campfire1:20:00 Interactive Kx Academy1:20:45 TryAPL.org source available

Good Morning it's Saturday April 24th, and this is The Wenatchee World's newest podcast, Slices of Wenatchee. We're excited to bring you a closer look at one of our top stories and other announcements every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday.    Today - East Wenatchee Police Chief Rick Johnson has proposed adding a resource officer to Eastmont High School. He says this would provide much more than just an extra sense of security on campus.   This episode is brought to you by Equilus Group Incorporated. Equilus Group, Inc is a Registered Investment Advisory Firm in the states of Washington, Oregon, and Idaho. Equilus Group, Inc- Building Your Financial Success. Learn more at Equilusfinancial.com. Member SIPC and FINRA.   -   Now our feature story...   East Wenatchee Police Chief Rick Johnson has proposed adding a resource officer to Eastmont High School. He says the move would provide much more than just an extra sense of security on campus.   Johnson says that having a positive relationship with the police department is essential to increasing public safety locally. In fact, he's looking at creative ways to reach out to the public in a positive way instead of just responding when things are bad.   According to Johnson a school resource officer, or SRO is the single biggest way the police department can impact the most people at a time in their life when they are making opinions of police.    On April 12th, he told the school board that the program gets sold sometimes as a deterrent for violent crime. And yes, it absolutely is, but Johnson thinks that it's not necessarily the most important role for an SRO.   A resource officer is building relationships that otherwise would not exist.    They're not just a cop to students. They are a public safety advocate, a mentor, a public safety professional, and a counselor.   In his proposal, Johnson said the school district would have a huge role in the selection process of the SRO. They'd only move forward if they could find the right person for the job.   The salary would be $80,952, and Johnson hopes to have the SRO ready for January 2022.   But not everyone on the school board was… on board. Whitney Smith asked why the school district needs a resource officer when police could come to campus anytime.   Again, Johnson expressed that as public safety professionals, the mission is public safety. But an SRO on the other hand, their mission is just that of an individual campus.   East Wenatchee Mayor Jerrilea Crawford said she and Johnson have been working to reestablish the positive relationship within the community -- and not only for the police department but for the city as a whole.   It's unclear at this point when the school board will continue the conversation about the SRO, but the budget is scheduled to be adopted later this summer on July 12.   And several years ago, Superintendent Garn Christensen said the school board made a decision to add two SROs. But the board didn't know if the funds would be available to maintain the program,  so they put it on hold.   And this year, due to COVID, they didn't know if they'd even have students on campus. That, and a change in city leadership. So we once again the program was postponed.    But Christensen says that now with Chief Johnson here, he has a proposal that the board reconsider.   Johnson, who is completing his 10th month at the East Wenatchee Police Department, began his presentation to the board talking about all the changes he's made at the agency.    He noted they've implemented an internal training program for staff in crisis intervention, patrol tactics, de-escalation, use of force, domestic violence law updates, active shooter response, first aid, emergency vehicle operations and defensive tactics. Why? According to Johnson, historically the East Wenatchee Police Department had a reputation of not training to the same level as the other agencies in the area. The  goal is to be on par if not surpass them.   He also added that East Wenatchee Police will have body cameras on all commissioned staff.   To stay up to date with this story visit us at wenatcheeworld.com.   - Before we continue, a special thanks to our friends and sponsors at Confluence Health. The team at Confluence Health is grateful for the trust the community puts in them every single day. They are diligently working to improve the health and quality of life for our friends and neighbors. They are Grateful | They are Confluence Health.  Learn more by visiting them at ConfluenceHealth.com --   Next, our weekly profile of one of the World's 30 Under 35 award recipients.    This week - 26 year old Isabel Bedolla, a Child and Family therapist at the Children's Home Society of Washington.   After graduating from Washington State University with a bachelor's degree in psychology in 2016, Bedolla returned to the Wenatchee Valley to start her career. She went on to complete her master's degree in clinical counseling from Bellevue University in November 2020.   She worked for four years as a victim advocate at SAGE, a nonprofit that supports survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault and child victims of violence.   Bedolla was one of the first and only bilingual forensic interviewers, building bridges in the community by creating partnerships with populations that traditionally have had no visibility or access to services.    She also served on the executive board in organizing SAGE's fundraising gala, “Enchanted Evening”. The Gala helps the organization continue its free services.   As part of her master's program, she also completed a clinical internship at Children's Home Society of Washington. Her goal was to become a licensed mental health counselor, one of only 5.5% of psychologists nationally who can provide mental health care services in Spanish. And now, she's working at Children's Home Society of Washington as a child and family therapist.   When we asked Bedolla what she's proud of she told us that her biggest accomplishments at SAGE were  always related to clients. She was in a special position where she got to see someone at their most vulnerable and then ultimately see them flourish with time.    Bedolla also got the opportunity to work with different populations and different age groups, which challenged her to learn new ways on how to offer services to each individual client.   She's proud of the community that she serves. Bedolla told us that she's been asked on multiple occasions why she doesn't broaden her horizons and move out of the valley. But working with the community here has given her a chance to see that there is always an opportunity to make the community stronger.   We also asked what inspires her, and she said that from an early age her dad always told her that if she wanted to achieve something, then she needed to put the time and energy toward it.    And now, what continues to inspire Bedolla  is for other children to see that they are capable of being successful too.   Being Hispanic, she hopes that she can motivate others to pursue their dreams of their own.   BedollaI wants to see more diversity in all professions because that gives children the ability to think to themselves, “that could be me one day.”     Now, some history…   Did you know that the Wenatchee Youth Circus was founded in 1952 by Paul K. Pugh? Known as the biggest little circus in the world, it's one of the top non-professional circus troupes in the US. For almost seventy years, they've traveled the country and played shows to over 2 million people. While the kids who perform in the circus often go on to other careers, many have turned pro with Ringling Brothers, Cirque du Soleil, and more.   In 2017 they were featured in the Smithsonian Folklife Festival.  -   Thanks for listening. Today's episode is brought to you by Equilus Group, Inc- Building Your Financial Success. Learn more at Equilusfinancial.com   The Wenatchee World has been engaging, informing and inspiring North Central Washington Communities since 1905. We encourage you to subscribe today to keep your heart and mind connected to what matters most in North Central Washington. Thank you for starting your morning with us and don't forget to tune in again on Tuesday!   Support the show: https://www.wenatcheeworld.com/site/forms/subscription_services/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What are you doing to stand out amongst the throngs of photographers in your market? A strong, distinct brand position is a great place to start. In these special Brand Position Consultations, we explore developing unique brand positions with professional photographers.In episode 480 of the Bokeh Podcast, Whitney Smith of Dandelion Photography joins us to refine her brand position as a senior and teen photographer who brings fun and happiness to her clients through their experience with her. Listen in to hear the recommendations and ideas that will help her stand out from her competition even more.The Bokeh Podcast is brought to you by Photographer’s Edit: Custom Editing for the Professional Photographer and Miilu: The Simplest Way to Create and Manage Timelines and Shot Lists for the Events You're Photographing. You can also subscribe to the Bokeh podcast on the Apple podcast app, follow on Spotify, add to your playlist on Stitcher, or listen on Overcast.Brand Position: The unique value prop that our businesses offer to our market.Benefits of a Clear and Distinct Brand Position:A. Enables Potential Clients to Immediately Know Your UVPB. Filters Irrelevant Potential ClientsC. Simplifies/Focuses Marketing EffortsD. Encourages Better Time ManagementBased in: Midland, TexasFocus: Fun and creative sessions for teens and seniorsBiggest pain points for clients: (13:14)People can't relate to them due to the age difference Motivation for starting a photography business in this market (15:54)Analysis of the competition (22:47)4 Ways to Establish a Clear and Distinct Brand Position: (31:20)1. Be the first to offer a service in your marketplace2. Be the first to own a position for a service that already exists3. Offer a variation on a service4. Name a target marketDiving into Whitney's current position statement (33:40)Suggestions:1. Add more color to website to highlight target market2. Include images that show extreme happiness3. Update copy on website to communicate what clients will experience with Whitney vs the other area photographers4. Include a Call to ActionLinks:dandelionseniors.cominstagram.dandelionphotogfacebook.com/dandelionphotographypowerthesaurus.org See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

As a member of a society it is important to recognize and protect our rights. Opinions differ between individuals, but that doesn’t mean we can’t dream of a future where everyone is safe, free, and prosperous. Tune in to hear about rights and the future of human interaction in our society!

Robin and Amanda start off this episode discussing their White Horse Media Group take over last week. Later, the ladies sit down with Whitney Smith, founder of Pro Choice with Heart and discuss the powerful movement Whitney has started with women’s rights at the center. Whitney discusses how her growing Tik Tok following has helped an entire generation get involved. ProChoice with Heart https://linktr.ee/ProchoiceHoliday help for local families https://www.safeberks.org/Find all things WHMG https://therealwhmg.com

Listen in to a conversation with Whitney Smith from ProChoice with Heart who participated in a May 2019 protest in Ohio to stand opposed to a restrictive and unconstitutional Ohio law that sought to ban abortion. This law was blocked by a federal judge on July 3, 2019. Whitney has also protested using the imagery of Atwood's Handmaids, and is supporting the October 25, 2020 national protest objecting to any nomination of a Supreme Court justice who would strip away the constitutional right to access reproductive healthcare, including abortion. 10.16.20

Join Nancy J. Reid and Lisa D. Smith, the mother-daughter travel team and publishers of Big Blend Radio & TV Magazine and Parks & Travel Magazine, for Big Blend Radio’s First FridayToast to The Arts & Parks Show, airing live from Peachtree City, Georgia. ON THIS EPISODE: - NC Arboretum - From the gardens and sculpture exhibit to the forest and trails, Whitney Smith shares what visitors can experience at the North Carolina Arboretum in Asheville. - Lyrics for Rock Stars - Author Heather Mateus Sappenfield discusses her prize-winning short story collection that’s set in the west and traces women’s stories across generations. - Fargo Burns - Kos Kostmayer an award-winning novelist, poet, playwright, and screenwriter, talks about his latest novel that dramatizes the turmoil and upheaval of American society. Featured music is “The Department of the West” by Deborah Crooks, and “Fiction Theatre” by Red Wedding. Thanks to the National Parks Arts Foundation for supportng this show.

John Giffen interviews Whitney Smith, the principal broker of Benchmark Realty's West Nashville office in Nashville, Tennessee. Whitney provides her perspective on today's world of real estate as well as sharing her thoughts on how best to oversee agents in a very competivie and ever-changing real estate market.Support the show (http://www.brokerinsights.net)

Theun Okkerse is vlaggenexpert (of vexillologist) en ook kunstenaar. Theun denkt dat zijn manier van ontwerpen lijkt op hoe wij dat doen bij Industrieel Ontwerpen: beginnen met veel en teruggaan naar de essentie. Hij maakt ondeugende vlaggen en zijn ontwerpproces is heel resoluut. Bij zo'n ontwerp speelt cultuur, geschiedenis en symboliek een grote rol, zonder dat je daar de toeschouwer mee lastig valt, zoals bij de vlag ter ere van Jim Hennessey. De tip van Theun is ten eerste om heel veel te zien, materiaal te verzamelen en alles absorberen om smaak te ontwikkelen. Hiervoor kan je overal beginnen, als je geïnteresseerd bent in vlaggen is het boek Flags van Whitney Smith een goed begin en als je het Amerikaanse perspectief wil zien op vlaggen is de TED Talk van Roman Mars een leuke.. Heel concreet is het bezoeken van een museum, zoals Voorlinden in Wassenaar of nog beter de mooie beeldentuin in Antwerpen van Middelheim. Zo staat daar een beeld van een soort gesmolten jachtje van Erwin Wurm. Deze kunstenaar heeft ook zijn Narrow House geëxposeerd zin de Oude Kerk in Delft. Ga altijd met een goede gesprekspartner en schroom je niet om het eerst onzinnig te vinden en pas later te ontdekken dat het meer is dan dat.

Dr. Gopal Badlani and Dr. Whitney Smith discuss the FPMRS fellowship program https://school.wakehealth.edu/Education-and-Training/Residencies-and-Fellowships/Female-Pelvic-Medicine-Reconstructive-Surgery-Fellowship

Exclusive interview with my birthday twin, Whitney Smith, where she spills all the tea about her divorce and how she ended up back in Jacksonville! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

We return once again with Mai Ling and the Xceptional Podcast Network team to the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association national convention. In this episode, Mai shares some great conversations that she recorded with ASHA19 attendees who write blogs in the SLP space. Featured today are Hallie Sherman, Kristin Cummings, and Whitney Smith.

Donyshia Boston-Hill talks with Whitney Smith, Co-Founder of Go Get It!, and Dwayne Graham, CEO of Healthy “r” Us. Whitney’s work includes “Whit’s Notes: The College Cheat Sheet” and her co-authored book “Meeting the Authentic You”. Whitney is the founder of the Go Get It! Women’s Empowerment Conference in Westchester County. Dwayne created “Healthy "r" us to connect with everyone through a common need: clothing.

Donyshia Boston-Hill talks with Whitney Smith, Co-Founder of Go Get It!, and Dwayne Graham, CEO of Healthy “r” Us. Whitney’s work includes “Whit’s Notes: The College Cheat Sheet” and her co-authored book “Meeting the Authentic You”. Whitney is the founder of the Go Get It! Women’s Empowerment Conference in Westchester County. Dwayne created “Healthy "r" us to connect with everyone through a common need: clothing.

A conversation with a conservative School Board Candidate running for the Southeast Polk District.

TRIBUTE TO KENYA MOORE Good news everyone, Kenya Moore is back!!  ACT ONE Opening montage  Shep is like Baloo guiding mowgli. Lost, passed out half the time.  ELIZA  Eliza works at a hotel. They seem to do everything on paper… do they have computers?  Eliza’s mother who is consumed by her turtleneck, criticizes eliza’s hair clip. No no, I don’t need another Dale!!  Eliza is hosting a fox hunt Eliza’s boyfriend is 14 years older but he doesnt seem that bad? Also this story is way more interesting than anything else… daughter of rich parents, her dad is a gross perv, she wants to marry someone she loves and not some super rich person.  NAOMIE AND CAMERON Cameron fills Naomi in that Craig feels like they didnt have closure.  Intercut with Shep and Craig catching up about the party, as Craig and Shep stare into the sun.  Shep says Craig and Naomie should be able to look back on their relationship with reverence. Can anyone do that…? Is Shep delusional? Most ex’s don’t do that.  ACt 2  Kathryn shows up for bar method with Austen and Chelsea.  Austen shows up and says Namaste yall. People are so fucking stupid.  Austen is suffering during the stretching. He is made of beer. He is a human glass of beer.  Is Kathryn working out in a pink cardigan? Kathryn seems like a cold girlfriend.  They finish and discuss craig’s meltdown at the party. Austen said they continued like nothing ever happened. Austen said women hold on to fights, guys have memories of a goldfish. No. Craig was doing theatrics for the camera and was never really mad.  Chelsea brings up skeet shooting at Eliza’s. Chelsea wonders if Ashley will show up at Eliza’s since they’re friends? Somehow Kathryn won’t be there because she has her brother’s wedding.  ELIZA CALLS ASHLEY IN THE CAR Ashley’s voice is so weird and smooth. It’s so lifelike even though she’s not in the scene.  Ashley tells Eliza they broke up. If they’re friends wouldnt she know? Ashley says tehy broke up ebcause of the allegations and Thomas couldnt play polo in california, and that’s what made it so hard for them. Eliza says she wants Ashley to come make peace. This makes me like Eliza waaaay less. Ashley is the kind of dark and negative that shouldn’t be given a spot on TV. She is deeply unhinged.  Eliza is the Stephanie Pratt of this show. She’s young, beautiful, totally innocent, but also does really dumb things but then wonders why her life the way it is.  ACT 3  Cameron walks in and asks for a table for three. I remember shooting this show called Styl’d for MTV and they needed someone to stand in as a host at the restaurant, and I volunteered to do it but it was so uncomfortable and I froze up. You wouldnt think you would, but I had no idea what to say.  What I love about southern charm is they always order REAL food. Fried food, Nachos, beer…  Shep tells Cameron that Craig is totally over Naomie. Craig will say anything to anyone… that makes him a not interesting character, not to mention a total weirdo.  Naomie arrives, orders a corona light, and a corn bisque, and a fried goat cheese salad with shrimp. Get it Naomie. Cameron WOLFS down food. Every moment she’s free she just goes to town and its kind of hilarious.  Cameron wants Naomie to come to Colorado. Shep insists that Craig knows it’s over. Shep said Craig said “I’m happy for her.” and Shep thinks that’s big. It’s not… Naomie says Metul would be uncomfortable if Naomie went on the trip. Cameron says: You can’t start your relationship with parameters… WHAT?! Going on a trip with her ex who is unhinged?! These are not unhealthy parameters! It’s not even a parameter, it’s her boyfriend being uncomfortable with him going with her ex. And by the way cameron,  your husband isn’t even on the show. I dont know how that is related but it annoys me so much, so it is.  CRAIG AUSTEN MEET UP AT PATRICIA’S Whitney is such a misfit in this group with his stupid glasses and his pretentious outfits. He’s like 75 years old. He’s like a prodcer that’s lingering in the shot. Lets take a moment and red some of the review of Whitney’s movie on halston:  In sartorial terms, the fabric is to die for, but helmer Whitney Sudler-Smith's docu follows a banal pattern, while the finishing lacks finesse. ---VARIETY MAGAZINE. JUST today and episode was on where Whitney wanted to open a bar in season 1 and Pat called it Banal. WAs she citing this article??  It's unfortunate that director Whitney Sudler-Smith seems to have spent more time on his own hair than his interview prep.  --NEW YORK POST [It's directed by] an unknown amateur named Whitney Sudler-Smith who looks a bit like Julian Assange and seems almost surprised to be making a film at all. THE INDEPENDENT Halston's name is in the title, but the faintly irritating Ultrasuede isn't necessarily about the fashion designer. It's about director Whitney Sudler-Smith I want to believe that Whitney Sudler-Smith, the director and camera-hogging "presenter" of Ultrasuede: In Search Of Halston, is some kind of Bruno-like parody of a fashion victim. He's too gloriously, self- importantly inept to be real, surely?  The TIMES UK A ghastly vanity affair for one Whitney Smith, the son of a socialite who, despite minimal credits to his name, feels entitled to make Halston's story his own. --village voice 35% ROTTEN TOMATOES  Austen calls Craig an irish witch. Craig says he’s dutch…  ACT FOUR Old man tells someone working the party: don’t worry about the robins they’re just a harbinger of spring.  Eliza has an issue with the texture of beans? I’ve never heard of this.  Eliza tells us that the house used to belong to her grandmother’s ancestor. The original house burned down, and then very defensively she goes, “Not because of Sherman.” I feel like that’s how they all talk down there. My house burned down… but not because of any yankee soldja!!! Twas a candle that burnt my house down!  Eliza talks about how the hosue was rebuilt… she tells this story in such an odd way as if she just learned it while filming the interivew.  Naomie and Chelsea arrive. Naomie innocently says, “I always like to imagine what happened here like 200 years ago at this moment.. Ya know???” a friend says “Probably not good shit.” The awkwardness of these plantation parties mixed with super upbeat music as if we wouldn’t make the connection… this is the dark underbelly of southern charm.  This girl MAdison who owns Gwynns where KAtherine gets all her horrible clothes… she is impossibly orange.  Shep’s hat is HORRIBLE.  The boys arrive. Whitney says ‘hey baby doll…” ugh.  Skeet shooting makes me so much more comfortable than fox hunting or hunting for birds. Austen can’t shoot. Chelsea says, “That’s so disappointing.” I feel like their relationship was just her being like, You’re just not man enough.  Cam takes craig aside and reminds him about how he was behaving at the oyster roast. Why is craig so tired? Why is he so mumbly? Does he smile ever? Naomie walks up and asks if he wants to talk. IT’S SO AWKWARD.  Craig says he would hate if she missed the ski trip because of him. Naomie said it would be a slap in the face to Metul if she went, and she heard Craig is not over her. Craig said they didnt have normal closure and they just walked away one day. Flashback to Naomie and her old nose just walking away.  Craig admits he is depressed and he’s trying to get his mind off stuff. FINALLY things are coming together. Craig admits he doesn’t know how to move on. Flashback to Craig giving Naomie a ring and saying it’s a token of the fact that he wants to be with her ‘fowever.’ ugh.  Craig says he’s really happy for her even though he looks SO annoyed to say it. Aomie says it’s nice talking to him as a normal person. Craig’s face is like ‘so there’s a chance..’  ACT 5 Chelsea asks what time Ashley is coming. Eliza says teh christian thing to do is make peace.  Ashley arrives. The girls do a big fake scream which is weird. Ashley anxiously catches up with Shep. Everyone is fake talking. Also, Eliza, get up and greet her! She’s just making her walk towards everyone. Chelsea watches and goes: This is great.  Flashback of Danni going toe to toe with Ashley, and Ashley just goes enabler enabler repeatedly. Shep asks Ashley if she’s still with thomas, she goes: just dive right into it, geez! That was the worst year of my life. Maybe i need a cocktail first hahaha! ...no i’m not with him.  Naomie asks Austen to get a drink because she’s scared. Austen says I am too! I love that Naomie is deeply afraid of her because she’s never afraid of anyone.  Whitney confronts her about what she said about Pat. Ashley said she’s almost 80. You’d think she would know better. Whitney CANNOT handle himself. He turns to Shep’s cousin who makes an awkward face and waits for him to respond.  Eliza is literally just watching the two of them arguing. Shep says Eliza is to blame for her being here. Ashley approaches danni and nuzzles up against her. Dannis surprised. Ashley just wants to be friendly. This overly tan friend looks like Luann’s daughter Victoria.  Ashley: I never want to hurt anyone. I never want to be hurt. I’m a nurse but… I need to empathize more.  Madison: But.. in social media you’re still talking shit about her. Ashley: Well… I don’t really wanna get into that madison. So, I’m just gonna just say, just keep your mouth shut. Ashley immediately denies that she said shut your mouth.  Ashley leaves to get a drink and says thanks for talking with me. This is going well..  Act 6 Ashley comes and sits next to Chelsea and says, I’ll just come say hi to you guys. They’re shocked. Ashley pleasantly says, I’ve just never gotten a chance to see Charleston alone! Cameron: Why did you tweet the other week that we were all losers?  I love this barrage of flashes to tweets as people bring them up one by one.  Shep: There’s shit doing down over there. Craig: Of course Austen is with the girls. Oh shut up craig! You can’t be so judgey when you SEW!!! Also Austen is getting more camera time so joke son you Ashley says that Pat purposely used her to get back at Kathryn. THIS i believe. I dont trust pat as far as i can throw her.  Eliza is an idiot. There is no way Ashley doesn’t like this day to day.  Ashley wishes things could’ve been different because she wonders how different their friendships could’ve been. She means being on the show. Austen interjects that he doesn’t buy any of it.  Ashley: I wanted to make it right with you naomie. Naomie: but instead you called me a bitch! Ashley: yeah but was i kidding?? Naomie: ...NO!!!  Ashley said you know i tried.. What else can I do. End.  Next week, Whitney and KAthryn rumor. Still don’t think it happened. I think they agreed to make that a story and then he went back on it.  Craig calls out whitney for bitching. Chelsea asks if Craig is drunk.  On the bus, she tells Craig to check his pants for a vagina because he’s being a pussy. That’s a bad look on chelsea. 

As a member of a society it is important to recognize and protect our rights. Opinions differ between individuals, but that doesn’t mean we can’t dream of a future where everyone is safe, free, and prosperous. Tune in to hear about rights and the future of human interaction in our society!

My guest is Virginia Lee Montgomery, whose new solo show Pony Cocoon is up now at False Flag in Long Island City though March 24th. The show is titled after her new film, following the birth of a Luna moth from a disembodied blonde ponytail, a frequently used symbol in Virginia’s practice. Her films are diffused with these repeated visual motifs. Dripping honey engulfs an object; a power drill bores a perfect hole through the surface of an image; a narwhal’s horn pierces the Arctic water. Images become like recurring characters through her films, which unfold like a surrealist mind-map attempting to make sense of free-associative thought. Concurrent to her art practice, Virginia works as a graphic facilitator, meaning she travels the country diagramming the flow of ideas and concepts for a variety of corporate clientele. The influence of this work is clearly felt in the way she edits her films, taking seemingly disparate ideas and finding the ways they’re interconnected.We’d like to thank Virginia Lee Montgomery as well as Edwin Lewis, Alexander Heffesse, Jon Huddleson, Whitney Smith, and Mel Hyde at False Flag. You can see my portrait of Virginia in her show at www.williamjesslaird.com/imageculture as well as on instagram @william.jess.laird and @image.cultureYou can see Virginia Lee Montgomery’s work at www.virginialeemontgomery.com and you can find the press release for Pony Cocoon at www.false-flag.orgThis show is produced by Sarah Levine and our music is by Jack and Eliza.

This episode features the amazing SLP, blogger, and TPT-author - Whitney Smith! Tune in to find out how she uses dramatic play and story grammar marker in therapy, secures grants for new materials, and her tips for blogging.

In this episode of the Real Talk SLP, Felice interviews Whitney Smith from Let’s Talk With Whitney SLP. Whitney is a school based SLP who works with children from preschool to 5th grade. During this interview, Whitney shares about why she uses curriculum based materials and themes in her therapy. Plus, she tells SLPs how […] The post Real Talk SLP episode 4 appeared first on thedabblingspeechie.

This episode Jeff Suave is joined by the cast and crew of the short film Mirrors, Writer/director Whitney Smith, Shantel, KK, Eben, Benjamin, and Akua. They discuss the creative process and preparations that went into filming Mirrors. Main discussion topics: is there an issue of flexing on social media? (13:06). What is Ghosting? ( 33:06). Is there such a thing as implied consent? (44:55). The double standards of Male and Female sexuality (55:55). Things get wild on the 20th Episode of the Speak Your Mind Podcast, continue to support the podcast, subscribe, like, share, and INDULGE!!!

This episode Jeff Suave is joined by the cast and crew of the short film Mirrors, Writer/director Whitney Smith, Shantel, KK, Eben, Benjamin, and Akua. They discuss the creative process and preparations that went into filming Mirrors. Main discussion topics: is there an issue of flexing on social media? (13:06). What is Ghosting? ( 33:06). Is there such a thing as implied consent? (44:55). The double standards of Male and Female sexuality (55:55). Things get wild on the 20th Episode of the Speak Your Mind Podcast, continue to support the podcast, subscribe, like, share, and INDULGE!!!

On The Ship: Jeff is unthawed and given a tour of his ship, AA-23. Transmissions: Libertarian Call-In Ideological Cannibalism Emily Bros Parking Lot Co. Z-Rob Prayer: Pedestrians New Decks: 22 - Hatchery 33 - Pixie Lounge Join us on internet: frequency.earth Tweet us your thoughts in all caps: @frequencyearth Starring: G. Maximilian Zarou as The Jeff, Nicola Clarke as the Ship's Computer, and Rob Schultz as Sheldon. Featuring: Sam Proof, Jake Regal, Brendan McGovern, Kenny Beck, Russell Anderson, Courtney Simpson, Michael Upperco, Whitney Smith, and Tim Greer. Z-Rob by Z-Rob. Original music by Darius Holbert. Produced by Russell August Anderson Written & Directed by Rob Schultz This show, like so much of Creation, is Not Art. Frequency Earth: Unthawing was originally broadcast as Better Radio, episode 1, on Jun 22, 2009.

Its time for the Geek Patrol's preview to the August meeting of the Memphis Astronomical Society, featuring talks from Whitney Smith and Honorary GP member Jeremy Veldman! Joe demands more Bluberry Muffins. What could possibly go wrong? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

[00:00] Special Music: "I Can Hear Your Voice" - Jean Fordyce, Solo & Nancy Bonds, Clarinet (Michael, Debbie & Whitney Smith) [04:40] Scripture: Genesis 27:5-10, 18-27a, 41-44 [07:21] Offertory: "Apre Un Reve" - Nancy Bonds, Clarinet (Gabriel Faure) [09:59] Sermon Series - Flawed, Yet Faithful: "Jacob" - Rev. Rachel Tabutol

"I overcame so I can help others overcome" These words come from a man that many may know but quite few understand. Dwayne was born in Harlem to Laura and Donald Graham in 1978.  From the day Dwayne was conceived, he was forced to go through many trails n tribulations.  By the age of 15, Dwayne lost his father to HIV. Depressed and upset, Dwayne turned to the streets and began to hustle. Drinking and selling drugs became the norm for him. As one would assume this type of life style would ultimately lead to jail or death, and in most cases, that's true. Dwayne was arrested and sentenced to 5 years to life at the age of 19. Leaving his 4 brothers and mother behind Dwayne went to prison.  While in prison Dwayne searched for help. Dealing with his father’s death, the guilt of abandoning his mother, and this new life threatening environment, Dwayne was able to find God. "Pain robbed me of my identity" At the age of 23 Dwayne was released from jail and returned to his family. With a new outlook on life and a supportive mother behind him, Dwayne was able to succeed and enrolled himself into college. But life and God were not through with him.  After being home for only 3 years, Dwayne lost his mother to cancer. Feeling abandoned and alone Dwayne continued to push through and furthermore count on God to guide him.  In the year 2008, when Dwayne was 29, he received a Bachelor’s degree from Metropolitan College of New York. Dwayne continued to work in the social services field, helping those with mental and medical disabilities become independent and self-sufficient in their community. This was part of Dwayne's way of giving back.  "My Divinity kept me when my humanity failed me" After almost 7 years In the social services field, Dwayne was fired. The reasoning was not understandable but Gods purpose was. Instead of searching for another job, Dwayne went back to school but this time for something different.  Dwayne enrolled into the New York Theological Seminary school. He set out to learn all that he could about God, religion and himself so that he could put it back into the world and create something that would grab the attention of children, adults, and even the non-believers.  Starting with a single idea, Dwayne and his friends created a brand, Healthy "r" Us. The goal was to connect with everyone through a common need, clothing. T-shirts, hats, and hoodies all carrying the HRU logo. Dwayne and friends decided that it was time to empower those in their community to be more, do more and finally want more.  Workshops, work out groups and counseling sessions. These are all the ways in which Dwayne connects with his community to help encourage them to be the best they can be.  In 2014, Dwayne graduated with a Master’s degree in Divinity. His heart was open, eyes were clear, and his mission was set in stone.  In 2017 Dwayne Co-authored a 30 day Inspirational Book Titled "Meeting the Authentic You-Conversations with Whitney and Dwayne" to inspire women and children inspiring them to meet their authentic selves! August of 2017 is when Dwayne now known as D.Graham started Inspirational videos right in front of his home to help people start their day with God, good Energy, good Vibes, and Motivation! Dwayne is currently working on 2 more books called "Don't Drop out on You" & When God Becomes Enough" While working on these book projects Dwayne is also schedule to begin his Podcast with his co-host Whitney Smith this March titled "Conv --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-ash-cash-show/support

Many youth today, especially at-risk teenage girls, are lacking role models. They are overwhelmed with the struggles of coming from broken homes where drugs and poverty are prevalent, survival is a constant concern, and options seem limited or non-existent. Programs across the US, including right here in our hometown of Nevada City, are uniting these girls with mentors to build confidence, teach social change skills, provide authentic and positive relationships, and reshaping their and our future for the better. On this program, join host Elisa Parker with special guests, Whitney Smith founder of Girls for a Change, Jennifer Siebold Newsom, First Lady of San Francisco, and Jennifer Litton-Singer Executive Director of The Friendship Club, who are empowering at-risk girls to become change makers and community activists through mentoring and community engagement. Listen to the stories of young women who with the help of these programs and mentoring are turning their lives around to become citizen activists and role models for other girls in their own communities.

Considering scaling up your program and results so other communities benefit? Then listen in to this week’s interview with Whitney Smith of Girls For A Change, a San Jose-based program that was founded 10 years ago and has expanded throughout the country and across the globe. We’ll also speak with Peggy Hill of Denver-based Nurse-Family […] The post Nonprofit Spark – Expanding Your impact through Replication – 01/31/11 appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.