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With May coming to an end, Aaron goes through the music he's purchased within the last month.

This episode kicks-off a series with Allison+Partners, License to Accelerate: Perspectives on the Future of Health. With May being Mental Health Awareness, in this episode we discuss how the global pandemic has impacted both awareness and action around mental health. The conversation, hosted by PRovoke executive editor Aarti Shah, features Stephanie Rogers, SVP of communications and marketing from the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention and Michelle Webb, managing director of health at Allison+Partners. They explore the question: while we're seeing signs that the stigma around mental health is eroding somewhat, how can we build on this momentum to ensure that we are guaranteeing #mentalhealth4all?

With May being National Mental Health Awareness Month, I wanted to make sure and cover how mental health has affected me and how important it is to be not only aware of your mental state, but to get help when you are needing mental health support.  As you all know my childhood was not easy.  All of the traumatic events that I endured affected me as an adult, and it in no way prepared me for the feelings that I would have after having my first child. It is important to know that you are not alone in this battle. To help guide you in your journey, I will be talking about my battles, struggles, seeking the advice of a trusted doctor, postpartum depression, and the path I have taken and continue to take to help myself maintain a positive mental health state. To learn more about my photography, podcast, and to stay connected, visit me at: Alisha Crossley Photography Website Alisha’s Amazon Favorites List Alisha Crossley Photography Instagram Perfectly Polished Podcast Instagram The Artisan’s Advantage Coaching Program

Rudy and Crystal share how they regularly check in on each other’s mental well-being. With May being Mental Health awareness month, when was the last time you checked in on yourself? Or maybe checked up on those closest to you? Maybe this is a good time to pause and do a self-check in, and perhaps even a time to reach out to someone you care for. Remember:To reach the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline call:1-800-273-8255Or to text a trained counselor 24/7 text TALK to 741741If you are in crisis click here for further help from the Trevor Project click hereTo listen to our Social Anxiety episode on Spotify click hereTo hear our Mood Booster (part 1) episode click hereTo view Rudy’s TEDx Cole Park 2020 Talk on Mindfulness click hereVisit everything Revolve One by clicking hereTo visit the Revolve One Web Page click hereTo follow us on Facebook click hereEmail the show at feedback@revolveone.comWe are on Instagram & Twitter @revolveoneSupport the show (http://patreon.com/revolveone)

Please Leave a Review!  With May being Women’s Health Month, Michelle and today’s co-host Machell Hudson, RDH, from the ‘Reflection Health’ podcast, welcome a guest with an abundance of experience in the field. Dr. Barbara Steinberg, DDS, is a clinical professor of surgery at Drexel University College of Medicine, as well as an adjunct associate professor of oral medicine at the University of Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine. She is a Diplomate of the American Board of Oral Medicine, and an internationally invited lecturer in the areas of dental treatment of the medically compromised patient and women’s health. She has also authored numerous articles and contributed to major textbooks on these subjects, and Dentistry Today has recognized her as one of its Leaders in Continuing Education since 2002.   In today’s episode, Dr. Steinberg discusses the importance of, and the impact of the pandemic upon, many crucial areas affecting women’s health, specifically: nutrition, exercise, stress, support systems, attitudes, routine screenings, eating disorders, intimate partner violence, and heart disease. She concludes by offering her very best advice for all listeners based upon her many years of experience and extensive knowledge and insight.   EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS:     Interview starts: 2:44       Dr. Steinberg’s professional history   The impact of the pandemic on women’s health   Nutrition   Exercise   Sleep and practicing good sleep hygiene   Stress   Support systems   Positive attitudes and sense of humor   Routine screenings   Eating disorders and the role hygienists can play in helping to diagnose it   Intimate partner violence (IPV)   Heart disease   Dr. Steinberg’s very best advice     QUOTES:   “The average weight gain during the lockdown was about two pounds per month.”   “One of the very best forms of exercise is walking.”    “If you don't make time for exercise, you'll probably have to make time for illness.”   “Sleep deprivation can be one of the risk factors for coronary artery disease, anxiety, depression, migraines, decreased function of our immune system, increased sensitivity to pain, insulin resistance.”    “Stress just really affects our eating pattern, our sleeping pattern, our ability to concentrate. Stress is also now a risk factor for heart disease.”   “Even a minute a day of meditation will carry you through the day.”   “They say that people that have sex regularly, at least once every two weeks, responded better to stressful situations, and their blood pressure elevated less than those who didn't.”   “Encourage your patients to please keep up with not only their dental appointments, but also all their medical screenings that are germane for their particular age group.”   “People with eating disorders did absolutely terrible during this pandemic.”   “In this time of great uncertainty and disturbance, we face the added danger that isolation brings to those that are struggling with an eating disorder.”   “You'll have a lot of telltale signs in the…orofacial head-neck region that may be a telltale sign that they have an eating disorder that they don't want you to know about.”   “The bottom line is you need to get these people help.”   “If their health is in real jeopardy, I'm going to get the parents involved and the pediatrician.”   “Of the victims of intimate partner violence with physical abuse, 75% will have head and neck orofacial findings.”   “Make sure that before we dismiss them, they feel safe in going home. And if not, you have a responsibility to call up whatever resources you have in your area where you practice…you need to get them there safely.”    “But women also do not believe that some of the symptoms they're having could be cardiac in origin.”   “There are two signs that could be cardiac in origin that most women tend to say, “Oh, it's stress” - insomnia, and extreme, extreme fatigue.”   “Too many women are just not making it because they don't act on symptoms that they've had because they don't believe it…could be their heart.”   “If any of you are pregnant or, contemplating pregnancy or breastfeeding, it is safe to get the vaccine.”                              LINKS:   A Tale of Two Hygienists homepage - https://ataleoftwohygienists.com/     AToTH on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/aTaleOfTwoHygienists/     AToTH on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/ataleoftwohygienists     AToTH on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/atoth/?originalSubdomain=ca        PDT Homepage     National Eating Disorders Association   National Eating Disorders Helpline Homepage   National eating disorder helpline 800-931-2237   SCOFF Screening Tool

The four simple words that make up the title of this episode have immense power. And that's just one of the takeaways from our discussion with Jennifer Christman, president of mental health care services provider MyAdvisor.   With May being Mental Health Awareness Month, as well as Military Appreciation Month, we talked about the important role employers can play in helping employees who are facing crises. We also discussed MyAdvisor's history, which includes beginnings in providing care for military veterans.   Learn more about MyAdvisor here: https://www.threewiresys.com/myadvisor    And remember, we can all help someone in crisis. The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline is 1-800-273-8255.   You can also reach Jennifer directly at jchristman@myvetadvisor.com. 

With May being mental health awareness month, we wanted to have a raw conversation discussing our own struggles, the ugly side of healing, and personal self love journeys. In this episode, we used questions from the “we’re not really strangers” card game and had a lil serendipity session. This term is one we’ve used since we were little girls and created a safe space to speak candidly about whatever we needed. The good, the bad and everything in between. As we grew older, it became that much more vital to have these moments. Through having talks like these, we always left feeling empowered, validated and seen. Hope this inspires you to have conversations like these with your loved ones. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

T-H-I-R-S-T-Y! Thirsty Thursday, Jappy Jaw day! With today's episode being the second to last of the season, we had to go out with a bang. To start off this week's episode, Lindsay wants to check in on everyone's mental well-being. With May being Mental Health Awareness month, it is so important to not only emphasize the importance of checking in on ourselves and each other, but that it goes beyond just the 31 days. Your favorite Jappy hostess with the mostest reminds us all that we are on this crazy rollercoaster called life together always. That these uncomfortable moments or conversations will lead to such amazing breakthroughs. Speaking of breakthroughs, Lindsay has made a huge one. A new relationship, some may say commitment. Any guesses as to what it may be? Also, for those of you hoping on LinkedIn and getting used to how the network functions, Lindsay has a tip for you that may save some embarrassment OR may help you in your job journey. Get ready to smize, baby! Today Lindsay is joined by Alissia Christidis aka Makeup by Alissia. A Toronto based MUA who has taken the TikTok makeup world by storm with her glamorous tutorials and reviews. The two chat about all things make-up, skincare, and how to turn your passion into a real-time job. Alissia also confirms or denies whether or not sunscreen is the best product to use for your face. Prepare to start blending and smizing away, Jaw-ers. Happy listening! Make sure you follow Jappy Jaws and Lindsay on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jappyjaws/ https://www.instagram.com/lindsayyanyaa/ Tik Tok: https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMJvhfqHa/ Inquiries: jappyjaws@gmail.com https://linktr.ee/lindsayyanyaa Alissia Christidis Socials: https://linktr.ee/makeupbyalissiac

Do you make a conscious effort to take care of your mental health? Does hearing the words mental health scare you or is something you avoid talking about? Have there been days you feel you’re on top of the world and others you feel extremely low? Have you noticed that certain activities or hobbies help keep your mind clear? Have you ever separated yourself from your emotions and considered why you may think & feel a certain way? With May being Mental Heath Awareness month I wanted to dive into the daily steps I take to help care for my mental health. By the end of this episode, I hope I can bring some value around the topic as I truthfully believe Mental Health should always be our number one priority. 4 Ways I Prioritize My Mental Health Daily : (1) Daily Gratitude Journal : By taking 5-10 minutes every morning to acknowledge all the good in my life, it sets great intention for the day ahead of me. (2) Crank Up Them Endorphins : Adding daily sweat to my life gets the blood flowing for the day ahead and allows me to step away from all the madness in the world so that I can have some me time. It also gives me clarity on where I’m headed. (3) Stillness Is Crucial : In order to keep my mind from running a million miles an hour, I need to take time every day to slooooow down and reground myself in the present moment. If I don’t, I might let my emotions get the best of me. (4) Always Think Optimistically : No matter how the hand of cards are dealt, I force myself to think about how a situation is benefiting me. By doing so, it changes the perspective and allows me to see the world from a more optimistic lens. Challenge for the listeners Spend 10 minutes today and jot down some daily habits or routines that you think benefit your mental health Whatever that may be, I encourage you all to find ways to make these daily rituals If you know they benefit you, why would you not want to do them? Questions from The BMC Kris : The importance of sleep Pod Review of The Week No review of the week, we’re still 40 short from hitting 100 before Episode 100!   Got a topic / question you want me to cover? Hit me UP on IG @Bobbbaaaay Support this podcast by donating $ via Venmo : @Bobbbaaaay Sign up for my new Weekly Bearded Wisdom Newsletter! You wanna help blow this podcast up? GREAT! Here’s how: Leave a 5 star review on the podcast app with your hot take of the show Share out the episode on your IG story tagging me @Bobbbaaaay —- Follow The Bearded Man! Instagram : @Bobbbaaaay YouTube : @BobbyHobert Twitter : @Bobbbaaaay Website : ItsTheBeardedMan.com

This week Joseph & Chauncey discussed a lot. From the Blerd talk discussion on whether DJ Khaled needs anotha one? To The Wire, Without Remorse, and what we would do if we were blessed with a body like Michael B. Jordan. With May being Mental Health Awareness Month, we shared some of the challenges that we deal with in the world of mental health. Anxiety, Depression, and OCD to name a few. From there we dive into our youth and some of the crazy experiences we had. 

Welcome back pocket amigos! Wifey and Hubby are back this week and ready to talk vices. With May being Mental Health Awareness month we knew this could be something you can relate to! Let's get real.  PodShout: What I'd Tell My Younger Self @witmys  

On this episode of Young Black MRS, Morgane has invited her line sister Jessica to discuss womanhood. Jessica is an entrepreneur, accountant, model, and a mother of twins. She is real, honest, and tells it like it is. They chat about the essence of womanhood starting with the romanticizing of womanhood and its origins in missing conversations of life. Jessica drops gems on the voices of women, the strength of womanhood, and creating spaces for empowerment. They also touch on role models of womanhood, the pressure of expectations, the impact of friendships. With May being Mental Health month and Morgane being an advocate, she is not shakin' her curls today. Instead, she is speaking from the heart about making sure you take care of yourself. Back-to-back losses in her family and the lack of time to grieve and recover made her realize the importance of rest and self-care. Morgane is sipping on hot chocolate elevated with a special ingredient: Apothokary's "Chill the F* Out" elixir. This cortisol targeting supplement boosts your mood, focus, and vibe while putting you into a state of relaxation. Made from reishi mushrooms, ashwagandha, raw cacao, the elixir will add a subtle mint taste to your drink. Be prepared. You will be asleep in no time. Follow Jessica https://www.instagram.com/jessicaowen__ Products mentioned: http://apothekary.refr.cc/morganef https://www.rubylove.com/ https://sugaberry.com/ Follow Morgane www.youngblackmrs.com www.facebook.com/YoungBlackMRS www.instagram.com/YoungBlackMRS https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0-VsfPB3egPu_OJ6_osL3w --- 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/youngblackmrs/message

This week's energy brings with it great awareness … of your needs, personal energy, support systems and solutions. With May’s theme in mind, use our color of the week to help make the most of each area of your Kaleidoscope. Show Notes:  May theme: Make the Most  Color of the Week: Bengal Grass

Thirsty Thursday, but make it 30, flirty, and thriving! Every episode of Jappy Jaws is special, but this week is even more so than the ones before - it is the 30th episode. What better way to kick off this milestone by talking all that entertainment and media talk with one of TikTok's finest. Before your Jappy hostess with the mostest jumps in, a brief catch up is always how we like to start our Thursdays. Lindsay has been feeling good recently. Chatting about how prioritizing her mental health has truly changed her perspective on life, she wants to do whatever she can to help all the Jaw-ers out as well. With May being mental health awareness month, Lindsay wants to encourage everyone a little extra to be kinder to themselves, as well as doing things that will make them feel fulfilled. Also, it should be noted that Lindsay has been keeping a watchful eye out. Cupid must be in the air, because Lindsay has truly been struck by a hungry eye. Moving on, the moment you all have been waiting for this week. Lindsay is joined by host and reality television talker - Morgan Wright (aka MorganPTalks). Morgan discusses her rise in the entertainment world, as well as how her love for storytelling has brought her to where she is today. Breaking down her preferences of entertainment, her opinions  on what's to come in the reality television world, and much more. Morgan ends with her emphasizing the importance of being an encourager, rather than a sideliner. The tea is pipping hot this week, to get ready. Happy listening!  Make sure you follow Jappy Jaws and Lindsay on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jappyjaws/ https://www.instagram.com/lindsayyanyaa/ Tik Tok: https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMJvhfqHa/ Inquiries: jappyjaws@gmail.com https://linktr.ee/lindsayyanyaa Mogran Wright Socials: https://www.instagram.com/morganptalks/ https://www.morganptalks.com MORGAN ON BACHELOR: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1GE-ewbAcuI

The team goes to "After, Before" when the Zephyr jumps uncontrollably through time. Yo-Yo may be the only hope to save them before it's too late, but she'll need her powers. So she and May take a trip to Afterlife to visit Inhuman expert Jiayang. The rest of the battered team stays on board to try to do what they can, but time is ticking away. After a few tests, they realize that Yo-Yo's trouble is mental, not physical. With May's help she'll come to terms with her past. But trouble brews outside of Afterlife when Nathaniel Malick show up and persuades an Inhuman to help him infiltrate the sanctuary. This mission is far from over as dangers seem to appear around every corner. Jay and Josh wait for their legs to print on this week's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.: Case Files.

Unending webinars and meetings, virtual game nights and parties of every kind basically summarize our daily lives now #newnormal. I know some of you haven't been able to see your loved ones and in some cases your family for a while because of the interstate lockdown; i'm sending you virtual hugs right now. With May over, time to look ahead with zeal and optimism - you can't afford anything less right now. If the month of May was crappy, don't let June go without a fight. In this podcast, I just want to let you know, at the end of it all YOU WON. So go ahead, fight to win but don't drop the ball this June. You gat this!!!

Depression, anxiety and despair have been on the rise over the past few months. With May being Mental Health Awareness Month, I wanted to share how finding our daily purpose for living can help lift us up out of fear, discouragement and lack of motivation.

With May on the way out, and June just around the corner, HAWAIʻI Magazine is welcoming in the summer season with a new episode of the Have Aloha Will Travel podcast—and a new summer intern! Kyla Smith, a Kaimukī local who has a passion for art and drawing, got off the rock and double majored in Asian Studies and Asian American Studies at Scripps College in Clairmont, California. And we're very happy to have her. The crew also gives a sneak peek at some of our special summer issue stories. Packed to the brim with stories about Hawaiʻi, one of our main features, Summer Dreamin, is full of picturesque summer visions provided to us by some of the island's best photographers and Instagram influencers.

As they say better late than never. With May being the month we celebrate Star Wars and the reveal of the could have been Duel of the Fates. In our 9th episode we share our thoughts on Episode 9 The Rise of Skywalker. Get your Beaver Rodeo Tees, Stickers, and more here: https://nekolaz.threadless.com/designs/beaver-rodeo-tee Donations to Beaver Rodeo @ https://ko-fi.com/beaverrodeo#paymentModal Follow us Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/beaverrodeo Twitter - https://twitter.com/BeaverRodeo Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/beaverrodeo/?hl=en #starwars #theriseofskywalker #duelofthefates #anewhope #empirestrikesback #returnofthejedi #thephantommenace #attackoftheclones #revengeofthesith #the forceawakens #thelastjedi #podcast #moviereview 

With May being Mental Health Awareness Month, it was extremely important that I connected with Psychotherapist, Life and Executive Leadership Coach, Raven Waterman, founder of Ravens Wings, LLC. As women in leadership roles and entrepreneurs, it is easy to lose the compassion for our business, with everything going on around us. So let’s have this conversation about investing in ourselves! In this episode, our guest expert, Raven Waterman, touches on the myths behind mental health, ways to seek support, and the reasons why good mental health can lead to success in both your personal life and your business. Raven also provides her guidance for more service-oriented entrepreneurs, and the truth in how difficult it is to assist your clients, if your mental health is not in a good state.  As a licensed professional with quality experience in helping professional women live healthier lives, this episode will certainly help entrepreneurs and women in leadership roles, debunk the myths on mental health and invest in themselves with pride. Is it difficult right now to pivot your business as a response to the current pandemic? Are you interested in finding ways to seek support, but do not know where to start? Are you losing motivation and compassion for your business? Do you believe that getting help to support your mental health can be time consuming and a financial burden? Do you know the difference between a mentorship, coaching and therapy and the ways each provide a unique perspective in supporting mental health? If you have answered yes to any of these questions, I cannot wait for you to listen in. Resources    As mentioned in the episode, please find Raven's FREE SELF ASSESSMENT  to provide insight on areas you can work on to make yourself a better YOU. Want to contact Raven? Want to continue the conversation with Raven, please see her websites below: www.ravenswingsllc.com Raven Wings LLC Facebook Page Raven Wings LLC Instagram Biography of our guest, Raven Waterman, LCSW-R, CEC, CLC Raven Waterman is a Psychotherapist, Life and Executive Leadership Coach in NY. She's a wife, mother, executive leader and entrepreneur. She owns Ravens Wings LLC and is an authority on helping professional women to live healthier and happier lives. Her clients are able to sharpen their vision, gain momentum around achieving their goals and overcome roadblocks to their success.

Listen to this discussion between Mary Burchett, of Bank of America, and Mike Brose, CEO of Mental Health Association Oklahoma. Together they discuss how businesses can prioritize mental health. Check out this Journal Record piece by Mary Burchett that's available now at: https://journalrecord.com/2020/05/15/qa-how-businesses-can-prioritize-mental-health/ Q&A: How businesses can prioritize mental health By: Mary Burchett Journal Record Guest Columnist May 15, 2020 As Oklahomans continue to show strength during the coronavirus pandemic, the physical, financial and emotional strains we all are experiencing are converging. Many employers are taking steps to protect the health and safety of employees, including their mental and emotional well-being. As part of Bank of America’s $100 million global coronavirus community relief effort, the bank provided Mental Health Association Oklahoma with funding to support increased local demand for their services. With May being National Mental Health Awareness Month, I spoke to Mike Brose, CEO of MHAO, to discuss how businesses can keep employees and our broader community healthy – physically and emotionally. Burchett: How can a business prioritize mental wellness for its employees? Brose: We encourage employers to offer Employee Assistance Programs as part of their employee benefits. EAPs can provide support through telemedicine. For employers who already offer them, now is the time to communicate with your employees about the benefits and services they receive. If your employer doesn’t offer an EAP, you can call our Mental Health Assistance Center at 918-585-1213 or 405-943-3700. Burchett: What is your best mental health tip for those who are working from home during this time? Brose: Be mindful of how you are feeling and take regular breaks. Too much self-isolation is a recipe for the slow deterioration of self. Care for others from your own home – call, text, video chat – it shows you care and follows one of our long-standing tenets: it’s better to give than to receive. Burchett: What about essential workers who need to work on-site? Brose: We recommend some practices that are universal to mental health, including getting enough rest, minimizing alcohol use, and engaging in at-home exercise. For front-line workers, quality personal protective equipment also gives peace of mind. The first step to taking care of those around you is to take care of yourself. Burchett: How is MHAO meeting the increase in demand? Brose: Social distancing means we are unable to offer in-person support groups, so we took them online. MHAO established groups for different roles, including first responders, essential workers and even groups for the general public. You can find information about these groups at mhaok.org/supportgroups. To hear more from my conversation with Mike, listen to the Mental Health Download podcast at mhaok.org/podcast or via your favorite podcast app. Mary Burchett is Tulsa market manager for Bank of America and a Mental Health Association Oklahoma board member.

With May being Mental Health Awareness Month and the challenges facing everyone during the coronavirus pandemic, we invited Jonathan Ravarino, the director of psychology and wellness for Utah Athletics, to join the program. Since Jonathan came on board in 2015, Utah has experienced tremendous growth in its mental health initiatives for student-athletes and staff. Those resources have become even more valuable since the collegiate athletics season was shut down in mid-March and student-athletes and were unexpectedly sent home. Jonathan and his staff have been working diligently to help everyone in the Utah Athletics family maintain good mental health during these trying times and prepare for what’s ahead. He also offers some great advice to help everyone navigate the challenges of the current pandemic.

With May serving as Mental Health Awareness Month, we want to highlight the importance of rest. Tired Girls know when to rest not quit. Reference: https://www.mhanational.org/rest-relaxation-and-exercise

With May 28th just around the corner, the NRLCEO HQ lads are joined by none other than die-hard fantasy footy fan, Tuxy. With cost-cutting on the agenda for the NRL, Tuxy enlightens us with his ideas on how to move the game forward. Mig smells a stitch-up as the boys take on some NRLCEO trivia.  And what’s Bryce Cartwright’s misses, Darius Boyd and Love Island got to do with each other? This is NRLCEO HQ..

During the lockdown and COVID-19 Pandemic, what better time is there to binge on Star Wars!?!With May the 4th this week, we decided we would share some thoughts about one of our most beloved film franchises, talk about what order to watch them, with just a little controversy on the side.Tell us what order you like to watch them, what you think about Episode 9, and anything else you would like to say to us about Star Wars. At us -- @ChurchMag using #cmagcast — contact us here or by email at podcast@churchm.ag and we'll reply on an upcoming episode.

It's the Season Finale. Kid Gravity brings back actor and "Fit Alchemy" founder Kevin Louis White (instagram.com/kevinlouiswhite) to discuss mental health in the Black community. With May being "Mental Health Awareness Month", Kid and Kevin dive into a Black Youtuber committing suicide recently, "The Matrix", "Hollywood's" need for attention and "Swirlers" (#SkinToneGenders who love non-Black men and demonize Black men at the same time). Follow the show on IG: www.instagram.com/beyondborderspodcast Follow your hosts as well: RoseGold (www.instagram.com/rose.golddc) Kid Gravity (www.instagram.com/kidgravitybeyond) Also, listen to "Beyond Borders With RoseGold and Kid Gravity" on Captivate.FM.

Happy Star Wars Day! With May the Fourth upon us once again, The Clone Wars has aired its final episode, The Rise of Skywalker is on Disney+, and Hasbro has announced a slew of new Star Wars toys coming this year! Check us out on TikTok! https://www.tiktok.com/@victoriascantina Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter! https://www.facebook.com/victoriascantina/ https://www.instagram.com/victoriascantina/ https://twitter.com/vicscantina Subscribe to the Victoria’s Cantina YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/VictoriasCantina To gain greater access to Victoria's Cantina, check out our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/VictoriasCantina

With May 1 rent due, there are strikes nationally with so many people out of work. Macy’s plans to reopen 68 stores on Monday. An important tax ruling for businesses that got Paycheck Protection Program money. South Africa eases restrictions.

The Autonocast's partnership with Siemens and the AutoSens conference rolls on from Detroit, with a conversation about how cities can prepare for autonomous vehicles. Joining the conversation are Ed Olsen of May Mobility, Marcus Welz of Siemens Intelligent Traffic Systems and Ed Bernardon of Siemens Strategic Automotive Initiatives, who combine their various areas of focus in a lively conversation about the promises and challenges of urban AVs. With May's autonomous shuttles and Siemens' smart city infrastructure systems already deployed in real cities, the lessons learned are already reshaping perspectives on this complex and evolving topic.

Today's guests was our May Gather Her speaker, Candace Smith. With May focusing on all things Health, we sit down to talk about 7 ways to Love yourself past your pain. We all experience it in some ways through out our life, but how do we practically walk through the process and learn to love ourselves and others, too, past the pain.It’s always easier to take care of yourself when life is smooth and peaceful but what about when life is difficult and seemingly all consuming. How do we choose to take care of ourselves physically and emotionally so that we are healthy in and after a battle? Come ready to be equipped with a plan to be fully healthy in season and out of season.Candace J.P. Smith is a wife, mother to two little dudes, speaker and Director of Dance at Mosaic Church Austin. She is the Founder of The Suchy Much, a platform that focuses on the healing of the whole woman by helping Gods daughters conquer the hurdles that come with walking out our redemption and celebrating the wins along the way. As well as the creator of Pick, Pour & Chat, a monthly intimate gathering that focuses on creating space for God to reveal His grace and restore our identity through focusing on deep topics of the heart. Candace continues to move forward in her purpose by publishing her first e-workbook, Beauty Liberated, which focuses on walking out forgiveness and reclaiming the vision for your life, and successfully hosting her first women’s retreat last October. So get ready for some laughs and real girl talk with my friend Candace Smith.Twitter: TheSuchyMuchFacebook: TheSuchyMuchInstagram: TheSuchyMuchCreated Woman:IG: https://www.instagram.com/createdwoman/fb: https://www.facebook.com/createdwoman/Where do you want us to Pop up? http://www.createdwoman.net/gatherherBe a sponsor! http://www.createdwoman.net/give

With May 25th marking the 40th anniversary of the theatrical release of Ridley Scott's Alien, the Corpse Club co-hosts thought it would be the perfect time to grab a flamethrower, check their motion sensors, and revisit Scott's classic film and the Alien franchise as a whole. Listen as co-hosts Scott Drebit, Tamika Jones, Derek Anderson, and Jonathan James discuss why Alien still endures as one of the greatest horror and sci-fi films of all time, including H.R. Giger's stunning creature designs, the believable chemistry between the ship's blue-collar characters, Dan O'Bannon's unpredictable screenplay, and the powerful performances by Sigourney Weaver, Yaphet Kotto, Tom Skerritt, Harry Dean Stanton, Veronica Cartwright, and more. The co-hosts also discuss the sequels to Alien, Dark Horse's Alien franchise comic books, and where they'd like to see the franchise go in the future now that Disney has acquired 21st Century Fox. So, after you make sure Jonesy is fed, kick back, relax, and enjoy a new episode of Corpse Club... just don't fall into hypersleep!

With May being Mental Health Awareness Month, Alana and Xia discuss Postpartum Depression and Anxiety (PPD). Although Alana and Xia are not doctors, they wanted to discuss how PPD affected them throughout motherhood. PPD looks different for moms so Alana shares what her triggers were, signs mothers and partners should be aware of, and some steps she took to help treat PPD. No matter what you are dealing with mentally, it's never too late to seek professional help. You are not alone. Do not suffer in silence. https://www.nimh.nih.gov/health/publications/postpartum-depression-facts/index.shtml https://www.babble.com/parenting/postpartum-anxiety-more-common-than-ppd/REAL MOMS TOO INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/realmomstoo/REAL MOMS TOO FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/RealMomsToo/?ref=

This is not the type of thing most female entrepreneurs talk about, but y'all know I like to keep it real with you! With May being Mental Health Awareness Month this was the perfect time to update you all on my mental health journey and struggles. xx . If You're So Smart, Then Why Aren't You Happy by Raj Raghunathan Book Get the audiobook FREE on Audible HERE!   Check out my NEW BOOK 32 Bada$$ Things About Being Sober!   Want to have me on your Podcast, Blog, Group Live, etc!? Email me at: SarahOrdoCoaching@gmail.com   SPRING MERCH IS LIVE HERE! Grab your Her Best F***ing Life Mug & Tank now!     ^^use the code "PODCASTFAM" for 10% off!    Join the Her Best F***ing Life Facebook Group HERE! Buy the Her Best F***ing Life Planner & Workbook HERE!   ^^You need her. She's the CUTEST.   Connect with me: Instagram YouTube Work with me HERE- 1:1 Mindset Tranformation Coaching Buy my books, read the blog, & lots more at sarahordo.com Interested in SPONSORING upcoming episodes? Email me: SarahOrdoCoaching@Gmail.com

After releasing his smash record "Island Gyal" last year with Tory Lanez, Raja stopped by On The Radar to talk about what's next for him this Summer! With May being Mental health awareness month the artist spoke about his own personal struggles with depression & anxiety, adding on that he has a personal conversation with his fans who struggle with mental health encouraging them to seek help. He also shared some deeply personal stories about his issues which he hopes will show people that you can overcome anything that you set your mind to. Follow Raja & Gabe on IG! Raja: https://www.instagram.com/rajaforlifee/Gabe: https://www.instagram.com/gabep96/

For Episode 4 we sit down with Erica an American Latina who battles with Depression and Anxiety. With May being Mental health awareness month, I sit down to chat with Erica about her journey in addressing her mental health and taking the leap to start attending therapy. Erica is very open with her journey while attending therapy and how it has helped her mend relationships and cope with her everyday life to the best of her ability. Erica found her therapist on Psychologytoday.com and encourages any and all who may want to seek the support of a therapist in their mental health journey to check out this website as a resource. We hope you enjoy this episode! 

With May 6-10, 2019, being Legislative Staff Week, we focus this episode on a critical skill: debate thinking. In the heat of a disagreement, argument or debate, it can be difficult to plot a persuasive strategy that effectively articulates one’s point of view while rebutting the position of the other party. We explore the foundations of debate thinking, a model of thought that will sharpen the ability to think quickly and to develop compelling offensive and defensive arguments in real time. Our guest is Curt Stedron, who is a trainer at the National Conference of State Legislatures. He explains lessons he’s learned in his research and work as an award-winning debate coach. Additional Resources Transcription of Episode 62

With May being Mental health awareness month, my friend Joy and I have a special conversation about anxiety. On this episode we dive head first into the topic as a whole as well as our own personal experiences with anxiety. Tune in! Follow me on social media: IG: @Pardon.My.Chic **I DO NOT OWN THE RIGHTS TO THIS SONG**

With May being the month of the Met Gala and Mental Health awareness, It clear NOW is the perfect time to discuss some of the mental health issues some Designers experience.

This Week W Golden State Wk 1 MayThis week with GS Dom covers the April final production numbers as well as week 1 of May. With May being a 5 week month Dom gives advice on how to capitalize on it. #50kMay

Happy 1st if the month! With May upon us, Ashlee has been bothered by the fact that her bestie does not seem to realise that her new secret boyfriend is not good for her and doesnt know how to approach the issue. Callers chime in. They crew also talked to callers on wether or not they clean their chicken.

What would extending the transition period mean? With May in Brussels, guest Prof Anand Menon thinks the EU will not compromise on the backstop.

With May being Mental Health Awareness Month, your favorite women at Petty Party Podcast felt it was important to touch base on putting your mental health FIRST. Listen in as we are joined by Michele aka Miche (@your_augustrush) from Millennial Love Podcast to get a professional opinion on a topic that has been misunderstood for years. Listen, Rate, & Review! Instagram: Pettyparty.podcast Twitter: Pettypartypod

Hey guys! We welcome Leona Monaghan this week, from 2Live Psychotherapy, and we're discussing how Mental Health and the Fitness Industry are linked. With May being Mental Health Awareness Month here in Ireland, we wanted to discuss this more, how it effects people and what we can do to help. Don't forget, if you have any questions, or even a topic suggestion, be sure to get in touch with us at info@met12.com, Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, you'll find us in all the usual places and we'd only love to hear from you. We hope you enjoy this weeks episode, keep smashing those workouts!

This week the ladies discussed the usual foolishness going on in pop culture and 45’s America. With May being Lupus Awareness Month, they were also joined by Nakita McGraw from Bravo’s hit show “To Rome for Love,” as she shared - her Lupus journey, being a National Ambassador for the Lupus Foundation of America, Businesswoman, Author and most importantly a Mom! Happy Mother’s Day! **This week’s episode is brought to you by Sudio headphones - Click the link (https://goo.gl/wY535Q) and use offer code ‘RANDOM’ for 15% off any purchase!** ~Wins~ Jecora - “Before the Person: Relationship Goals” 6-part series S.Dot - Being off work ~Holy Grails~ Jecora - Pineapple and Peach flavored Kombucha S.Dot - #DorothyJean (Her Mom!) ~Groove Theories~ Jecora - Ace Hood ‘Trust the Process II’; Rae Sremmurd ‘SR3MM’ S.Dot - Khalid “OTW”; Sinead Harnett “Body” Outro: Boyz II Men “A Song for Mama” Random Tandem Podcast is also available on iHeart Radio, Stitcher and Google Play! Subscribe, Rate, Review and Tell a friend! ~Contact Random Tandem~ FB Group/Page: Randem Tandem Podcast Twitter: @RandomTandemPod IG: @RandomTandemPodcast Email: RandomTandemPodcast@gmail.com

With May 1 quickly approaching, thousands of students are making one of the most important decisions of their lives; where to attend college. Since 2014, Michelle Obama's Reach Higher initiative has celebrated College Signing Day in an effort to encourage students to strive for higher education. Now in its fifth year, the initiative has grown tremendously and popular hashtags like #BetterMakeRoom and #ReachHigher are filling up timelines on social media.On this episode of Admissions Live, we sit down with Eric Waldo, Executive Director of Reach Higher, to talk about this year's College Signing Day celebration, the impact the Reach Higher movement has had on America and future goals for Civic Nation.

Author and life coach Ora Nadrich discusses the link between the words we use to think and how that affects our mental health. Ora is an author, certified life coach, and certified mindfulness meditation teacher. With May being Mental Health Awareness Month it was important to tune in with Ora. She is one of those people that spreads so much well-being to everyone around her, we didn't want the show to end! Sit back and enjoy more of her wisdom around mindful thinking and how your thoughts can change your life!www.oranadrich.comRead her full blog article here.

The average amount of time people wait to seek help for mental health issues is 9 years. With May being Mental Health Awareness Month, we interviewed Jen Holper, Marketing Director of Prairie Care, and how she is pushing to educate the public on the signs of anxiety and depression to get help sooner. Prairie Care offers comprehensive and integrated psychiatric services including both inpatient and outpatient options for patient care. #MentalHealthMonth

With May 4th coming up and celebrations underway, Bryan stopped to talk to Harry Potter Alliance founder Andrew Slack about #TeachMeYouDid, a movement to honor Teachers, Star Wars, and the teachers of Star Wars. They talk about how YOU can participate in #TeachMeYouDid. As a special treat look for our newest show, Episode 214 this Thursday... and May the 4th be with you. Our great thanks to the listeners and the Star Wars Podcast Awards for voting us as the Best Editing/Production Value Star Wars podcast for 2017. Check out all the winners at http://www.starwarspodcastawards.com If you haven’t already, join our new Facebook group and join in the discussions with us and other listeners at – http://facebook.com/groups/FullofSith Full Of Sith T-Shirts, Hoodies & More are available click here fore more info http://fullofsith.com/archives/1520 If you like the show, please leave us iTunes/Stitcher reviews and share us with your friends and family! We’d greatly appreciate it.

With May behind us, we recap an amazing month of games that included Doom, Uncharted 4, and lots and lots of Overwatch. Also, we dish out some E3 2016 predictions, from new Sony and Microsoft consoles to the games we'd love to see from Bethesda, EA and more.

Most of us struggle with some kind of mental hang-ups. (Actually, 1 in 4 of us Americans!)  From the mild worries to crushing anxiety/depression, to (for certain Ptok hosts) the insatiable drive to scrub dishes, mental illness or disorders are something to be acknowledged and discussed, rather than hushed up and glossed over.  With May [...] The post Trouble Breathing, HAVING to Clean, Calling Someone’s Phone 500 Times: How We’re All A Little Bit Nuts – Pillowtok #38 appeared first on Glimpse Of Brilliance.

Like the critical bastards they are, Kevin and Trevor went to the Watchmen midnight show on Friday and have reviewed the hell out of it. With May coming soon and bringing with it Terminator, Wolverine, and Star Trek, they discuss the new trailers for all three movies and make predictions about them. Kevin renames Malin Akerman ol' Tits-for-eyes, Trevor tells Internet hype to shove it, and both of them scream like girls. Respond to us at bentcast@gmail.com. Next time: something awesome.