Podcasts about yanira castro

Eva Calleja nos acerca hoy a la figura de Yanira Castro, música y compositora especializada en musicoterapia

9/13/24: Rep Natalie Blais: the presidential race & the divisions among us.  MTA Pres Max Page & Northampton School Comm's  Gwen Agna: Vote YES on Ballot Question #2. Donnabelle Casis w/ A.P.E.'s Kathy Couch & Yanira Castro: "Exorcism=Liberation."  Ancestral Bridges Foundation President Anika Lopes on her upcoming GCC's Senior Symposia.  Elizabeth Harmann on "Last Place Called Home."

9/13/24: Rep Natalie Blais: the presidential race & the divisions among us.  MTA Pres Max Page & Northampton School Comm's  Gwen Agna: Vote YES on Ballot Question #2. Donnabelle Casis w/ A.P.E.'s Kathy Couch & Yanira Castro: "Exorcism=Liberation."  Ancestral Bridges Foundation President Anika Lopes on her upcoming GCC's Senior Symposia.  Elizabeth Harmann on "Last Place Called Home."

9/13/24: Rep Natalie Blais: the presidential race & the divisions among us.  MTA Pres Max Page & Northampton School Comm's  Gwen Agna: Vote YES on Ballot Question #2. Donnabelle Casis w/ A.P.E.'s Kathy Couch & Yanira Castro: "Exorcism=Liberation."  Ancestral Bridges Foundation President Anika Lopes on her upcoming GCC's Senior Symposia.  Elizabeth Harmann on "Last Place Called Home."

9/13/24: Rep Natalie Blais: the presidential race & the divisions among us.  MTA Pres Max Page & Northampton School Comm's  Gwen Agna: Vote YES on Ballot Question #2. Donnabelle Casis w/ A.P.E.'s Kathy Couch & Yanira Castro: "Exorcism=Liberation."  Ancestral Bridges Foundation President Anika Lopes on her upcoming GCC's Senior Symposia.  Elizabeth Harmann on "Last Place Called Home."

9/13/24: Rep Natalie Blais: the presidential race & the divisions among us.  MTA Pres Max Page & Northampton School Comm's  Gwen Agna: Vote YES on Ballot Question #2. Donnabelle Casis w/ A.P.E.'s Kathy Couch & Yanira Castro: "Exorcism=Liberation."  Ancestral Bridges Foundation President Anika Lopes on her upcoming GCC's Senior Symposia.  Elizabeth Harmann on "Last Place Called Home."

Are you looking for ways to build an inclusive culture in your nonprofit? Organizational culture can be a challenge for many nonprofit leaders. One of the main reasons is that every organization has blind spots. It can be difficult to see what your organization is missing, especially when you're on the inside all day every day.  In this episode, I sit down with Yanira Castro to chat about how she uses strategies to help nonprofits build an inclusive culture. She discusses how she uses respectful storytelling and ways to use language that is inclusive and nonexclusionary. Yanira also dives into how to use core values to set the tone and transform your culture. She also gives some great examples of what not to do when you're building a culture of inclusivity.     About Yanira: Yanira M. Castro (she/her/ella) is a speaker and communications professional with more than 20 years of experience in telling inspiring stories to audiences ranging from national television shows to leading digital channels.  Yanira founded Humanity Communications Collective in 2017 to inspire people with stories of joy and justice. The team, made up of amazingly talented women and people of color, is highly focused on digital engagement and storytelling, by reminding people to embrace technology, business, and life in a way that focuses on people's humanity. Humanity Communications Collective has also shared important and groundbreaking client stories on CBS This Morning, ABC News, 60 Minutes, Essence, Now This!, O, The Oprah Magazine, and many others.   Episode Summary: In this episode, you'll learn strategies for building an inclusive and understanding organizational culture for your nonprofit, including: Using respectful storytelling (8:40) Ensuring your language is inclusive and nonexclusionary (11:30) Filling in the gaps between the nonprofit team and the community they're serving (13:50) Transforming the culture of your organization (17:10) Assessing your organization's blind spots (19:20) Using core values to set the tone for your culture (23:50) Finding job candidates that fit your culture (27:50) Intentionally embodying core values every day (30:05) What not to do when creating an inclusive and understanding culture (33:15)   Teasers: “There's more power in telling a story that is centered in somebody's lived experience in a way that showcases them as a hero of their own narrative and not the nonprofit being the hero.” “Feedback can be tough, but we need to hear the tough things in order for us to really change, especially if we're looking at changing people's hearts and minds.” “Values that we hold really build our culture in a way that people really enjoy.”   Resources: Check out the Humanity Communications Collective website: https://humanitycom.com/donate/ Connect with Yanira on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/yanira-castro/  Follow the Humanity Communications Collective on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/humanity-communications-collective/  FREE Finance Routine Checklist: https://100degreesconsulting.com/routine  Keep up to date with the podcast: @100degreesconsulting Follow Stephanie on Instagram: @stephanie.skry/  Connect with Stephanie on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/stephanieskryzowski/  Visit the podcast page: https://100degreesconsulting.com/inclusive-culture    Want more of the podcast? New episodes are released weekly! Find them all plus show notes and exclusive bonus content at 100degreesconsulting.com/podcast. Leave us a review! Click here, scroll to the bottom, tap to rate with five stars, and select “Write a Review.” Let me know what you loved most about this episode! Subscribe to the show so you don't miss a thing!

Yanira Castro drops some serious truth bombs on how to attract paying clients, find support, and navigate the rocky road to success. She ain't sugar-coating it, folks. Starting a business is tough, and financial struggles are just par for the course.   But we're not about to let you off easy. Yanira's experience will challenge you to show up consistently, take risks, and have the courage to step outside your comfort zone. Ready to take your leadership skills to the next level? Then don't miss this episode and learn from the inspiring journey of a true boss.   Get full show notes and more information here: https://helloseven.co/119

In this episode, participants return to a familiar sonic space, but why we are here and who we are with is undergoing a crisis of faith. Nothing is as it seems, and we may never come back. *Trigger Warning: This episode contains the sound of gunshots. If you would prefer to avoid this section, skip [14:48-14:56] You can find the transcript for this episode here. Last Audience: a performance podcast is created and performed by Yanira Castro with Sound Designer Erica Ricketts and Creative Producer Ariel Lembeck. Episode Collaborators: Lizbeth Roman, Performer & Composer of Agua que Vuelve with production, mixing and mastering by Rafa Rivera Amir Hall, Performer of The Satyrics Podcast Collaborators: Christopher “Unpezverde” Núñez, Accessibility Artistry April Biggs, Accessibility Artistry & Transcription Paul Knipper, Logo Design Marielys Burgos Melendez, Communicator & Digital Content Strategist Last Audience is a project of a canary torsi, a group of artists who create performance experiences together. It is inspired from a book of performance scores, Last Audience: a performance manual, made with the Museum of Contemporary Art/Chicago. This podcast was made possible by a generous MacDowell Fellowship. Follow us on instagram: @acanarytorsi Tips for optimum listening experience: It is a fiction. And like a novel… you may want to start with episode 01 before jumping into episode 02. The episodes build on one another. It is a performance. So like any performance, it invites your attention. Put on headphones and be in this sonic world with us. Take pleasure in listening. Turn off those notifications. It is participatory! You are invited to act. Be open to how the podcast moves you.

In this debut episode, we welcome the public into a sonic, poetic world and introduce a host of characters. “A bottle into the cosmic ocean” said Carl Sagan about the Voyager's Golden Record. We feel the same about this episode. You can find the transcript for this episode here. Last Audience: a performance podcast is created and performed by Yanira Castro with Sound Designer Erica Ricketts and Creative Producer Ariel Lembeck. Episode Collaborators: NEVE, Performer & Composer of Episode 01's anthem, “Inflorescence” Stephan Moore, Composer of the music behind the choreographic action April Biggs, Accessibility Artistry & Transcription Podcast Collaborators: Christopher “Unpezverde” Núñez, Accessibility Artistry Paul Knipper, Logo Design Marielys Burgos Melendez, Communicator & Digital Content Strategist Last Audience is a project of a canary torsi, a group of artists who create performance experiences together. It is inspired from a book of performance scores, Last Audience: a performance manual, made with the Museum of Contemporary Art/Chicago. This podcast was made possible by a generous MacDowell Fellowship. Follow us on instagram: @acanarytorsi

We made this podcast to align with the 2022 U.S. primaries and midterm elections to rehearse for our collective futures. Our bodies are intelligent guides. This podcast activates them. You can find the transcript for this episode here. Last Audience: a performance podcast is created and performed by Yanira Castro with Sound Designer Erica Ricketts and Creative Producer Ariel Lembeck. Additional Collaborators: Christopher “Unpezverde” Núñez, Accessibility Artistry Paul Knipper, Logo Design Marielys Burgos Melendez, Communicator & Digital Content Strategist Last Audience is a project of a canary torsi, a group of artists who create performance experiences together. It is inspired from a book of performance scores, Last Audience: a performance manual, made with the Museum of Contemporary Art/Chicago. This podcast was made possible by a generous MacDowell Fellowship. Follow wherever you listen to podcasts. Follow us on instagram: @acanarytorsi

This week Jack and Reid finally answer society’s most urgent question: Does Madonna have the antibodies? They also do a deep dive into the dance community’s must read document of the moment. Two of the document’s creators, Emily Johnson and Yanira Castro, join the pod to discuss “Creating New Futures”. Creating New Futures: Working Guidelines for Ethics & Equity in Presenting Dance & Performance Arts Workers for Black Lives We See You MORE: YOUTUBE.COM/DANCEANDSTUFF SUPPORT THE MAKING OF DANCE AND STUFF via PATREON WWW.DANCEANDSTUFF.COM --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Yanira Castro is the communications director of Outdoor Afro, an organization that celebrates and inspires black connections and leadership in nature. In this episode, Yanira talks about the hike that inspired her to leave her finance job and join Outdoor Afro, her life changing trip to the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, why Harriet Tubman was exemplified outdoorsmanship, and why black leadership in the outdoor industry is so important. 

Hoy regresa a nuestros estudios Yanira Castro, que nos presenta los talleres de música creativa para niños Barlovento. Hablamos con ella también de su trayectoria musical y la sometemos a nuestro test. Además, escuchamos a El Naán, Carrión y El Paseante y repasamos la intensa agenda musical para Palencia y provincia de las próximas dos semanas. ACÚPsticos Magazine. Dirige Alejandro Álvarez. Presentan Natalia Rodríguez y Samuel García. Cada dos sábados a las 12:30 horas en ACUP Radio.

My initial motivation for inviting Tia Cunningham to the show was that she is an unschooler based in Charlotte NC who connected locally with another unschooler from the show, Yanira Castro from episode 5 titled SDE Communities. They posted a picture on Facebook of their newly formed unschooling group for Black and Brown folks, and they were connected with some other folks, shout out to Zuli who hipped Tia to Yanira!    Anyway, that was my initial excitement. Then I found out that Tia has a form of blood cancer and that she doesn’t let that and all the work that comes with that, stop her from raising free people. Her way of managing her household and her self, including her cancer, are part of how Tia lives out the liberation she believes in. She is my tribe for sure, and I couldn’t be more pleased to bring you this episode.   Let me tell you, too, we goin’ IN on dis thang… Part of how Tia manages her pain is through cannabis, so we talk about that. We also talk about how many doctors and other medical professional don’t know much besides what they learned in school, and how that severely limits their actual knowledge on whats’ good and what aint—i.e. how so many doctors don’t know shit about nutrition but try to judge you if you don’t eat meat, coming with that how-do-you-get-your-protein b.s. We also talk about how unschooling gives us plenty opportunities to face our own shit! Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/akilah)

Marketing specialist and Outdoor Afro leader, Yanira Castro, talks with Akilah about the benefits of a solid marriage, the importance of cultural appreciation as a LatinX mother, a career she loves, and being part of a self-directed learning community through the Agile Learning Center in her Charlotte, North Carolina community.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/akilah)

Resumen con lo mejor de los 13 primeros programas de ACUPsticos. Suenan Madbrian, Kousa, Willy, Yanira Castro, Contraste, Clara Tomé, Oni, Sergio García, Cristina Alonso y Alicia García, Pez-Q, las Hermanas Pastor, Los Indígenas, El Coleccionista y Diego Madrigal. Selección musical de Alejandro Álvarez y Samuel García. ACUPsticos, cada dos martes a las 20:00 horas en http://radio.acup.es

Yanira Castro nos acompaña en el ACÚPsticos de hoy para presentarnos sus canciones, muchas de ellas extraídas de su primer disco 'Sueños y Relámpagos'. SETLIST: -Me pintaré de negro -Somos peces -Bajo aguas de iceberg -Sin piedras en el zapato -Un viento polar -El gato y el ratón Incluye entrevista con Samuel García. ACUPsticos, un programa dirigido por Alejandro Álvarez. Cada dos martes a las 20h en ACUP Radio (http://radio.acup.es) y siempre que quieras en nuestra página de Facebook, con contenidos exclusivos (http://facebook.com/acupsticos), y en nuestro podcast en Ivoox.

I admire Yanira Castro's darkly poetic and mysterious artistry. Her sense-laden works have the capacity to take watchers deep into experience and to change our habits of seeing, listening and thinking. I hope you will enjoy my interview with Yanira and find yourself similarly immersed in her newest work, "Center of Sleep." GUEST BIO Yanira Castro+Company is a New York City-based ensemble of dancers and designers that fuses experiments in movement with original music and visual elements such as video and installations to create vivid, contemporary scenarios for their audiences that transform and engage their experience of the work. Award-winning choreographer Yanira Castro was born in Puerto Rico and received her B.A. in Theater & Dance and Literature at Amherst College. She has been making work with a core group of performers and designers since 1997, presenting this work widely, including at Dance Theater Workshop, The Chocolate Factory, Danspace Project and numerous other venues. Most recently, she has been working on site-based installations. UPCOMING EVENTS Yanira Castro+Dancers will present the world premiere of "Center of Sleep" at Dance Theater Workshop (February 27-March 1, 2008) with two shows per night at 7:30pm and 9:30pm. On opening night, DTW will host a free pre-show talk at 6:30 and post-show talk after the 7:30 show only. For further information and tickets, visit DTW at www.dancetheaterworkshop.org or call 212-924-0077. LINK: www.yaniracastrocompany.org Body and Soul is the official podcast of InfiniteBody dance blog at http://infinitebody.blogspot.com. Subscribe through iTunes or at http://magickaleva.hipcast.com/rss/bodyandsoul.xml. (c)2008, Eva Yaa Asantewaa

I admire Yanira Castro's darkly poetic and mysterious artistry. Her sense-laden works have the capacity to take watchers deep into experience and to change our habits of seeing, listening and thinking. I hope you will enjoy my interview with Yanira and find yourself similarly immersed in her newest work, "Center of Sleep." GUEST BIO Yanira Castro+Company is a New York City-based ensemble of dancers and designers that fuses experiments in movement with original music and visual elements such as video and installations to create vivid, contemporary scenarios for their audiences that transform and engage their experience of the work. Award-winning choreographer Yanira Castro was born in Puerto Rico and received her B.A. in Theater & Dance and Literature at Amherst College. She has been making work with a core group of performers and designers since 1997, presenting this work widely, including at Dance Theater Workshop, The Chocolate Factory, Danspace Project and numerous other venues. Most recently, she has been working on site-based installations. UPCOMING EVENTS Yanira Castro+Dancers will present the world premiere of "Center of Sleep" at Dance Theater Workshop (February 27-March 1, 2008) with two shows per night at 7:30pm and 9:30pm. On opening night, DTW will host a free pre-show talk at 6:30 and post-show talk after the 7:30 show only. For further information and tickets, visit DTW at www.dancetheaterworkshop.org or call 212-924-0077. LINK: www.yaniracastrocompany.org Body and Soul is the official podcast of InfiniteBody dance blog at http://infinitebody.blogspot.com. Subscribe through iTunes or at http://magickaleva.hipcast.com/rss/bodyandsoul.xml. (c)2008, Eva Yaa Asantewaa