Podcast appearances and mentions of yolanda johnson

In this special Women's History Month episode of KRA's The Hub podcast, host Jonathan Overall welcomes Yolanda Johnson, Executive Director of CASA of Prince George's County, Maryland. Yolanda shares her inspiring journey from cosmetology to leadership in child advocacy and offers an in-depth look at CASA's mission to support foster youth through volunteer advocacy, transitional programs, and community partnerships. The episode highlights CASA's collaboration with KRA on Project LIFT, a workforce development initiative designed to meet foster youth where they are and guide them toward career readiness and independent living. Tune in for a powerful conversation about collective impact, trauma-informed care, and what it means to truly serve youth with compassion and intention.

In this episode, Lynn Tonini interviews Yolanda Johnson, Executive Director, and Cheryl Richards, Case Supervisor for Transition-Aged Youth, for the Prince George's County Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) in Riverdale, Maryland. Yolanda and Stephanie shared their own backgrounds and an overview of their CASA organization, which has been around for 25 years. While they serve as advocates for foster youth at all ages, the also have services and funding that support Transitional Aged Youth (TAY) specific to education, permanency, and emergent issues.

Learn how Yolanda Johnson assists people and organizations in a unique way, joining her teaching and cosmetology skills together for the benefit of others.

Yolanda presents the gospel this week at TBOC!

Nonprofit sector leader, Yolanda Johnson, delves into why inclusion may be the most important component of an organizational DEI plan.  Establishing accountability from the inside out and creating entry points for conversations are key triggers to create an embracing culture.//. . . This is a recent episode of The Nonprofit Show --the Nation's daily live streaming broadcast where the Nonprofit Community comes together. Each weekday the hosts and their guests cover current relevant nonprofit topics with fresh ideas to help your nonprofit achieve its mission, vision, and values. Learn more . . . https://bit.ly/34yEYk1Signup to Watch the Live Nonprofit show and receive a show time reminder:   http://bit.ly/3nxnADfThe Nonprofit Show is a production from the American Nonprofit Academy   http://bit.ly/2LsVonuThe American Nonprofit Academy provides our Nation's nonprofit community collective News, Inspirations, and Training.If you lead or work for a registered nonprofit 501(c)(3) or are thinking of starting a nonprofit--, The Nonprofit Show is an excellent resource of current nonprofit information and operating strategies. Each weekday there are new guest experts and thought leaders on the fast-paced 30-minute LIVE show—with topics ranging across nonprofit boards, foundations, grants, volunteer managers, donor relations, fundraising experts, NPO marketing, grant writers, philanthropy donors, nonprofit legal and tax professionals, CFRE info, nonprofit software and nonprofit apps providers, Nonprofit CRM programs, charity tax expertise, virtual galas, charity auctions, online nonprofit charity event programs, Nonprofit strategic planning, fundraising and fund development, fiscal sponsorships, capital campaigns, donation management, nonprofit jobs, nonprofit HR, nonprofit classes and training, global NGO organizations, as well as nonprofit sector Thought Leaders.If you are starting a nonprofit, The Nonprofit Show is an outstanding way to ask questions and see the trends in charity, as well as obtain nonprofit technical support from specific nonprofit consultants.  #fundraising #nonprofit #nonprofits 

Picture this: It's a long day. You're behind on notes. You're running late to see the next person and it just feels like the whole day is slipping away from you. And you're thinking, “What happened here and how am I going to dig myself out of this hole?” In this episode, we focus on time management and the self-reflection required to identify strategies for change. We need to take a hard look at what factors are causing us to run behind, because it's not as simple as like, ‘Oh, I'm just running late all the time.” If you've tried all the basic time management hacks, and it's not working, then it's not you! Those things aren't addressing the primary driver of your time management difficulty.  We share strategies for change using The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People as our framework of discussion. We focus on the first three habits today: #1 Be proactive, #2 Start with the end in mind, and #3 Put first things first. Let us know what your favorite time management tips and reflections are in the comments! Highlights from our conversation in Episode 34 (0:34) Introduction  (2:03) Habit #1 - Be Proactive Prepping note, reviewing the documentation  (4:06) Habit #2 - Start With the End in Mind (9:33) Habit #3 - Put First Things First  (13:13) Sticking with a plan long enough to see change  (15:04) Developing your clinical reasoning  (18:05) Self-reflection is our greatest tool for improving time management  (24:45) Discussing time management with patients  Thank you for listening to The Conscious Clinician. If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe and write a review for the podcast so we can reach more people! Resources from Episode 34 (1:43) The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People (4:12) The Mountain Metaphor Episode 2: The Mountain Metaphor for a Healing Journey (11:16) Pain Catastrophizing Episode 5: All About Pain Catastrophizing  (11:34) Impostor Syndrome in Episode 18: Impostor Syndrome in Healthcare Providers and Episode 24: How to Thrive, Not Just Survive with Yolanda Johnson, MD, FAAP Let's Connect! Find us on Facebook Connect over Instagram @TheConsciousClinician Connect professionally over LinkedIn with Sammy & Monika

Picture this, you're working with a new student or have someone shadowing you. They are eager to learn about your field and have tons of questions to ask you AND the patient. While you love their desire to learn, it's also affecting the flow of the session.  We've certainly been there, so in this episode, we dissect why and how having another person in the room affects patient-centered communication and care. This applies to observers, interns, students, mentors, and anyone else who might be a third body in the treatment space.  We discuss  How having an additional person in the room affects the way we providers interact with the patient The power dynamics between all three (or more) of you   How we can prepare the observer(s) and the patient for this interaction The mindset shift that helps us create a collaborative win-win environment for the patient and observers  Ultimately, when you're the person with the most experience in the room, it really is on you to use that experience to guide the session in a way that everyone wins or at the very least guide in a way where the patient gets what they need.   Highlights from our conversation in Episode 33 (0:34) A case example  (3:22) How another person affects dynamics between patient-provider  (5:44) Preparing students/observers for the visit  (8:27) Preparing the patient for the visit  (9:28) Getting enthusiastic consent for an additional person (13:34) Introducing students & mentors (16:32) The patient is #1 (18:05) How does the dynamic change with 3+ parties in the room? (23:46) The benefits of working with interns/students  (25:40) Self reflection for clinical instructors/mentors  (31:42) Outro Thank you for listening to The Conscious Clinician. If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe and write a review for the podcast so we can reach more people! Resources from Episode 33 (9:28) FRIES Consent Model in Episode 32: Empowering Folks During Pregnancy, Birth, & Beyond with Dr. Tasha Darden, DPT, Doula (26:37, 28:24) Impostor Syndrome in Episode 18: Impostor Syndrome in Healthcare Providers and Episode 24: How to Thrive, Not Just Survive with Yolanda Johnson, MD, FAAP Let's Connect! Find us on Facebook Connect over Instagram @TheConsciousClinician Connect professionally over LinkedIn with Sammy & Monika  

In this episode, we unpack overwhelm and burnout with Dr. Yolanda Johnson, MD, FAAP. As a pediatrician, mom, and coach for women in healthcare, Yolanda knows that doing it all means burning out. She shares practical tips to start shifting out of survival mode and begin discovering who you are, how you want to work, and what needs to change. For the first time, Dr. Yolanda shares her experience of impostor syndrome during residency and how that led to her passion for coaching. We dive deep into the counterintuitive need to slow down and do less when we feel overwhelmed, how to face our inner critics with compassion, and the power of mentorship in creating a sustainable practice. This episode helps us see that we're not alone in our struggles or our desires for a more enjoyable work-life experience! -- Dr. Yolanda Johnson is a board-certified pediatrician in private practice in the metro Atlanta, GA area, and a certified health and wellness coach.  She is passionate about helping women in healthcare conquer overwhelm, build healthy boundaries, and get unstuck.  She is mother to 4 amazing sons, and enjoys running, reading, and napping in her free time. Highlights from our conversation in Episode 24 (0:34) Yolanda's bio & her experience of impostor syndrome and overwhelm (5:57) Self-reflection as an antidote to burnout (10:23) Impostor Syndrome during residency and in work  (15:27) Common themes from coaching women in healthcare (22:49) How to unpack your overwhelm  (27:55) The power and vulnerability of mentorship  (31:28) Accepting ourselves to start thriving  (36:08) Practicing self-compassion to reduce the inner critic and shame (40:20) Finding a sustainable practice & discovering what we want  (48:32) Lightning round Thank you for listening to The Conscious Clinician. If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe and write a review for the podcast so we can reach more people! Resources from Episode 24 (6:22) Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Can't Stop Talking by Susan Cain (6:56) Mindset: Changing the Way You Think to Fulfill Your Potential by Carol S Dweck (11:57) Imposter Syndrome Diagram  Let's Connect! Follow Yoland on IG @gobeyondcoachmd for more tips and coaching Find us on Facebook Connect over Instagram @TheConsciousClinician Connect professionally over LinkedIn with Sammy & Monika

How to Transition from PTA to PA with Yolanda Johnson, PTA to PA Are you planning to transition to being a PA? Yolanda shares how she transitioned from being a PTA to being a PA and how she overcame the challenges along the way. This episode is to inspire, empower and equip you to be a successful PA. In this episode: 02:55 – QOTD “Your highs and your lows are equally important. Own your story!” 06:00 – Introduction of Yolanda Johnson. 07:20 – Yolanda shares her experience that lead her to transition to PA. 09:00 – Yolanda's humble beginnings. 12:50 – Why did she choose to become a PA? 15:20 – Why did she join the military? 18:35 – She talks about PTA and PA school. 20:05 – If you go easy on your life right now, life will be harder in the future. – Dr. Mike 22:10 – How did she start PA school? 25:50 – Where is she now with her journey? 34:15 – What was her biggest challenge in this journey and how did she turn it around? 39:50 – There will be failures… Keep pushing forward. – Dr. Mike 40:10 – Helpful tips from Yolanda. 43:40 – F.O.C.U.S. 45:20 – Always remember the word FAST. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/althealthcareers/message

In the Potter's Hand with Sister Yolanda Johnson of the Resurrection Center A special event for the Woman of Valor. Keynote: Yolanda Johnson --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/trc413/support

Tonyaa sits down with Dr. Adriane Johnson-Williams, Founder of Standpoint Consulting and Yolanda Johnson, Owner of The Nail & Skin Bar. We talk Dr. Johnson-Williams and Yolanda Johnson's continued work in empowering and uplifting the women of Memphis. This is a powerful episode you don't want to miss so make sure to tune in by downloading the Kudzukian App and on Kudzukian.com.

This week my guest is Singer, Songwriter, Producer, Counselor, and my younger sister Penny Wells.She has studied at Wayne State University, Department of Music and Performing Arts and the Detroit Community Music School of Arts; also studying voice under the tutelage of Frances Brockington of Wayne State University.Her opening act & performance credits include icons Pattie Austin and The Temptations; the legendary Kirk Whalum and Maysa Leak; the hot artistry of Will Downing, Yolanda Johnson, Al McKenzie, Marion Meadows, and Kim Waters; and the creative talent of Tim Bowman, Dwele, Euge Groove, Kem, Frank McComb, Najee, and Vinx. Her first musical single,“Free to Walk Away” placed into rotation on Detroit’s Radio Station WGPR by Rosetta Hines.She walks us through to twists and turns that got her to that first release and what came after.Penny contributes this opportunity as one that launched her career as a recognized andrespected artists in the region. In a word music is her joy. I am blessed to have so many passions in my life.”Penny’s future aspirations of becoming a musical treasure to the industry with something unique to say is well within reach. Always one to keep several irons in the fire, Penny pursues writing and completing numerous works not only for her but for other artists. She is beginning work on her book Listen to your M.A. ( musical Affirmations) based on her weekly Facebook post.https://www.facebook.com/penny.wellsii.1https://www.amazon.com/Close-you-Penny-sings-Burt/dp/B004ZLS49YThis podcast is sponsored byMichigan ArtShareJazz Alliance of Mid-Michigan J.A.M.M.Shambones MusicTo be a sponsor for this podcast, go to the Patreon link below.https://www.patreon.com/TiaTime1Produced by Green Bow Music

Whew chill-ay! This week has been an entire crap fest, but we aren't going to let that get us down. Let's dig into this conversation and process this stuff together!   This week's guest: Yolanda Johnson, founder of The 2080 Experience. @itsyolandaJ and @the2080exp.       Podcast Music: "The Jigsaw" - Written and Produced by Gary "Stello Clark"   Email: thejigsawpodcast@gmail.com.          Instagram: @thejigsawpodcast

Yolanda Johnson ǀ Braider ǀ Natural Hair Stylist ǀ Student Yolanda Johnson is a full-time student at LeGrand Institute of Cosmetology (LINC) in Camden, South Carolina and full-time single parent to two amazing boys ages 9 and 3. With 20 years of experience in the beauty industry, Yolanda humorously describes her dedication to developing her craft as “an hourly commitment”. Johnson is a certified Braider and Natural Hair stylist recognized by the state of South Carolina and student member of Association of Cosmetology Salon Professionals (ACSP). Her most recent accomplishments include Winner of 2019 Pintwist Vintage Modern Updo Contest, ACSP School of the Year Award and ACSP 1st place team Total Look category. While studying at LINC Yolanda has taken a leadership role as a member of student council and is discovering new talents including updo styling and haircuts. “It is an honor and a privilege to brighten someone’s day or to make their special event even more special by adding your signature touch,” says Johnson. Well on track to completion of her Cosmetology training in February 2020, she also participates in auxiliary trainings and seminars such as MPulse Summit 2019, Indigo Salons and Day Spa Lunch and Learns and Let’s Talk: Natural Styles and Biz. Yolanda’s innovation as a stylist is rooted in braiding dating back to her years in college at Coastal Carolina University. Her braiding truly began to flourish after college during her time in her native state of Colorado. While enthusiastic to be building a career as a Nonprofit Professional, Yolanda continued to braid. She traveled by bus throughout Boulder community and surrounding towns to offer private styling. Word spread quickly about the traveling Braider and by 2012 she would become an expert Braider and Consultant for the transracial adoptive and foster care families throughout the Front Range area. By 2014, she would add natural hair coaching to her portfolio, offering private consultations and workshops for agencies such as the African-Caribbean Heritage Camp and Adoption Exchange. Links https://www.instagram.com/integrated_roots/ http://www.legrandinstitute.com/ https://www.facebook.com/groups/Pintwistbaby/ https://www.facebook.com/groups/Pintwistmodernvintageupdo https://www.instagram.com/bradcelebrityhairstylist/ https://www.facebook.com/groups/FlipYourWig/ https://www.instagram.com/hairstylist_cruise_adventures/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNySFBNBhiYyhlPDNcayPxw --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/hairstylist-podcast/message

Yolanda Johnson-Peterkin has been working to serve people with criminal justice histories for over a decade and is currently Chief of Housing Activities for the New York City Housing Authority. NYCHA’s Family Partnerships Department manages partnerships with external providers and City agencies offering youth, seniors and social services.  Family Partnerships connects residents to critical services and implements programs and policies that support household stability and tenancy, individual advancement, and aging-in-place. The Family Re-entry Program helps reunite select individuals leaving prison and jail with their families who live in qualified public housing apartments and provides the returning individual with re-entry services

Wayne LaPointe talks about Prayer with Yolanda Johnson translating to Spanish http://www.ResurrectionCenterRadio.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/trc413/support

As the cook in charge of making crab soup every day at Gertrude's Chesapeake Kitchen in Baltimore, Yolanda Johnson is known as the Patapsco River Soup Queen. She makes classic crab soup and cream of crab soup. But what about crab chowder? New England has creamy clam chowder. Manhattan has its own version of clam chowder. Why not chowder up the Chesapeake blue crab?John Shields, the owner of Gertrude's and author of books on regional cooking, challenged Yolanda Johnson to come up with crab chowder. The results were delicious, and you can get the recipe below. Remember: ----Nothing takes the chill off like chowder.----John Shields' new book is, ----The New Chesapeake Kitchen,---- from Johns Hopkins University Press.Chesapeake Crab Chowder(Serves 4 to 6)1/2 stick butter, or 2 tablespoons butter ---- 2 tablespoons bacon grease1 small onion, diced3 stalks celery, diced about the same size as the onion2 tablespoons all-purpose flour4 medium russet potatoes, peeled and cubed2 cups crab or fish stock3 cups heavy cream1 teaspoon chopped thyme leaves1 bay leaf1 teaspoon salt1/4 teaspoon pepper1 pound lump crabmeat, gently picked over for shellsCrumbled bacon bits, for garnishChopped flat leaf parsley, for garnishDirections:In a four-quart saucepan, melt the butter or butter and bacon grease. Sautu233u theonion and celery until both are slightly tender, about five minutes. Whisk inthe flour and cook for one minute. Add the potatoes, stock, cream, thyme andbay leaf. Bring almost to a boil, reduce heat, and cook over medium heatfor about 20 minutes, or until the potatoes are very tender. Add thecrabmeat, salt, and pepper. Continue cooking for 5 minutes to heat thecrabmeat through.Serve the chowder sprinkled with bacon bits and garnish with parsley.

Pt. 2 of our career tips from the AMA International Collegiate Conference career panel, featuring: - Ryan Ayo of Aerotek Inc. - Yolanda Johnson of Enterprise Holdings Southern Louisiana - Lauren Peters of TEKsystems - Rachel Vogel of ABC Supply

Mixed by Erik Gulo Playlist: Binary Star - Love is Love Mass Influence - All Out (Bonus Track) Jurassic 5 - W.O.E. Is Me (World Of Entertainment) J-Live - The Authentic Panacea - Epiphany (DJ Nu-Mark Remix) 2Pac - Old School (DJ Phixion Remix) Jazz Spastiks - Amber Leaf Notorious Big - Can I Get Witcha (Dynamo Productions Remix) The Pharcyde - Soul Flower (2 Tha 3 Mix) Vitamin D - 9000 Look-A-Likes Classicbeatz - The Boom Bap Percee P - The Woman Behind Me Black Star (Mos Def & Talib Kweli) - Respiration (Flying High Main Mix) Zion I - Critical (Feat. Planet Asia) Bahamadia - I Confess (The Roots Remix) Common - Real People Ribbonmouthrabbit and Mr. Moods - A Man of Dreams Access Immortal- Take My Spot Strange Fruit Project - Gotta Move feat. Yolanda Johnson

The Soul Podcast is back with a brand new episode!!! 1. Joe Hernandez-Kolski - No Disclaimers 2. Byron The Aquarius – FlyShine (featuring Onra & Yolanda Johnson) 3. Amel Larrieux – Afraid 4. Zo! – Making Time (feat Phonte & Choklate) 5. Arima Ederra – Old New School Love 6. Flaco Navaja – Dimple 7. Omar – Treat You (feat Caron Wheeler) 8. Trian Kayhatu – Kumiko (Spend The Night) 9. Marvin Gaye – Got To Give It Up (Deflon Remix) 10. Galaxy Group – Lady Harlem (feat Rich Medina) 11. Erik Rico – So Divine 12. Mollie Angelheart – Psychotic B*tch 13. Common – Congratulations (feat Cocaine 80s) 14. Miles Bonny & Circle Research – “Too High” 15. Freddie Joachim – No Matter What 16. Art of Fresh – Forth & Back 17. Supachip – Supacomputer Love 18. JR & PH7 – Goodbye (feat Phonte & Median) 19. D’Angelo – Left & Right (Freddie Joachim Remix) 20. Dezaray Dawn – Don’t You Dare 21. Robert Glasper Experiment – Call (feat Jill Scott) 22. Claire Renee – Doubts, Dreams, & Ambitions

Classical Opera is not known for its Christian musical influence, yet there is one who has found a niche in using her classical style to draw souls unto Christ. Yolanda F. Johnson chats with Derek Davis about her unique gift in the unique genre of Opera.

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Yolanda Johnson on Jodine’s Corner Live Playlist Yolanda Johnson – Individual -Violet Flower [EP] Yolanda Johnson - Fly...Shine - Violet Flower [EP] Monica Blaire - Music - Portraits Of Me Mary J. Blige - Just Fine - Just Fine - Owusu And Hannibal - Another Mile - Living With... Yolanda Johnson - Doing Dirty -Violet Flower [EP] Interview with Yolanda Johnson Yolanda Johnson - Get 2 Know U - Violet Flower [EP] Anthony Hamilton - Do You Feel Me - American Gangster Soundtrack Master Ace - Hold U (feat Jean Grae) - Disposable Arts Common & Will.I.Am - I Want You - Finding Forever Winidimoto - Midnight In Eden - The Travels Of Windimoto Elevate your Mind – Balance your Body – Feed your SOUL! You can catch Jodine's Corner Live on http://www.jodinescorner.com. Played on www.jodinescorner.podomatic.com, www.newsoulhighway.com and the CNotes Player on www.Ngohisbooks.com. You never know who's going to be hanging out on Jodine’s Corner! My Odeo Channel (odeo/b6f7e3b57e7144d7)

By now you know this show is about all things soulful. From time to time we have featured guest DJs, podcasters, and a healthy dose of international musicians with fierce showmanship! Today's Labor Day Special will help you whistle while you work. We feature the talents of Honey Soul...podcaster, dj, interviewer to the stars. I'm a fan of her podcast which has up close and personal interviews with newsmakers of the soul scene. Find Honey Soul at her homesite, iTunes, and Myspace.com.  Also, she is a regular DJ at Superstation ProjectVibe.net! Be sure to get all the downloads and support her wonderful work via donation and/or online purchase of artist's tracks! We proudly give to you the one and only Honey Soul..... COA   I'm a strong believer in making your own opportunities. In Oct. 2004 I created a site called honeysoul.com. Honeysoul.com's audience consists of a large number of loyal, soul music supporters who actually buy music (yes I know that's a strange concept but I'm not kidding, it still actually happens). In addition to honeysoul.com featuring my own mix of "radio blogs," full CD previews, videos, new releases, and headlines I am very proud of my interviews or "conversations" as I like to call them. I have had the pleasure of talking to Jaguar Wright, Dwele (twice), Wayna, Gaelle, Carmen Rodgers, Lina, Julie Dexter, Darien Brockington (twice), Syleena Johnson, Ladybug Mecca, Stokley Williams (Mint Condition), Jonz, Geno Young, Jon B, Anthony David, Goapele, Frank McComb (twice), Valencia Robinson, Eska, Javier, Esthero, Yewande, Joi, Ron Isley, Lisa Shaw, Van Hunt, Amel Larrieux, Kim Hill, Teena Marie, Donell Jones, Bilal Salaam, Sy Smith, Randevyn, Carol Riddick, Yolanda Johnson and Raheem Devaughn. Who's next? It may be you. If you're a soul artist making meaningful music, let's talk. -Honey-         Honey Soul