Podcasts about zawadi

In today's edition of Women Crush Wednesday, Carol Ofori hosted award-winning musician, vocalist, composer and indigenous instrumentalist, Zawadi Yamungu. Zawadi performed live and it was breathtakingly beautiful.

In onze podcastreeks 'Huis van de dichter' ontvangt Jelle Van Riet zes geliefde dichters in Watou om te praten over poëzie - de snelste route naar het hart van het bestaan. Eén gedicht staat centraal in hun gesprek. In deze laatste aflevering praat Jelle met Daniëlle Zawadi (25) over haar gedicht, beter spoken word, getiteld '500 dollars'. Jelle Van Riet vraagt in 'Huis van Dichter' ook telkens de mening van haar lezersjury: acteur Koen De Bouw, journalist Wim De Vilder, actrice Alice Toen, advocate Davina Simons en muzikante Oriana Ikomo. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In onze podcastreeks 'Huis van de dichter' ontvangt Jelle Van Riet zes geliefde dichters in Watou om te praten over poëzie - de snelste route naar het hart van het bestaan. Eén gedicht staat centraal in hun gesprek. In deze laatste aflevering praat Jelle met Daniëlle Zawadi (25) over haar gedicht, beter spoken word, getiteld '500 dollars'. Jelle Van Riet vraagt in 'Huis van Dichter' ook telkens de mening van haar lezersjury: acteur Koen De Bouw, journalist Wim De Vilder, actrice Alice Toen, advocate Davina Simons en muzikante Oriana Ikomo. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ungana nami Mtangazji wako Agatha Kisimba, katika kipindi cha Katekismu Katoliki Shirikishi pamoja na mwezeshaji Padre Deodatus Katunzi, Mkurugenzi wa Radio Mbiu Sauti ya Faraja kutoka Jimbo katoliki la Bukoba Mkoani  Kagera, muendelezo wa mada ya  Ekaristi Takatifu nguvu ya uponyaji. L'articolo Ifahamu zawadi ya Mungu kwa wanadamu kupitia Ekaristi Takatifu. proviene da Radio Maria.

Es liegen aufregende Monate hinter dem Team der 1. Frauen des FC St. Pauli. Diese begannen vor einem Jahr mit dem erstmaligen Gewinn des Hamburger Pokals und der damit verbundenen Qualifikation für den DFB-Pokal. Es folgte ein Nervenkrimi in Altona gegen Magdeburg, ein Derby vor knapp 20.000 am Millerntor und nach überschaubarer Hinrunde jetzt doch noch der souveräne und frühzeitige Klassenerhalt. Über all das und noch viel mehr sprachen wir mit AnSo, Hechti und Zawadi. Nebenbei wurde auch noch ein Karriereende verkündet, weswegen Ihr unbedingt am 26. Mai zum Spiel gegen Werder in die Feldarena kommen solltet. Der Termin für das Pokalfinale am 2.6. sollte ja eh schon im Kalender stehen.

mit AnSo, Hechti und Zawadi Es liegen aufregende Monate hinter dem Team der 1. Frauen des FC St. Pauli. Diese begannen vor einem Jahr mit dem erstmaligen Gewinn des Hamburger Pokals und der damit verbundenen Qualifikation für den DFB-Pokal. Es folgte ein Nervenkrimi in Altona gegen Magdeburg, ein Derby vor knapp 20.000 am Millerntor und nach überschaubarer Hinrunde jetzt doch noch der souveräne und frühzeitige Klassenerhalt. Über all das und noch viel mehr sprachen wir mit AnSo, Hechti und Zawadi. Nebenbei wurde auch noch ein Karriereende verkündet, weswegen Ihr unbedingt am 26. Mai zum Spiel gegen ...Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen? Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich. Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten. kostenlos-hosten.de ist ein Produkt der Podcastbude.Gern unterstützen wir dich bei deiner Podcast-Produktion.

mit AnSo, Hechti und Zawadi Es liegen aufregende Monate hinter dem Team der 1. Frauen des FC St. Pauli. Diese begannen vor einem Jahr mit dem erstmaligen Gewinn des Hamburger Pokals und der damit verbundenen Qualifikation für den DFB-Pokal. Es folgte ein Nervenkrimi in Altona gegen Magdeburg, ein Derby vor knapp 20.000 am Millerntor und nach überschaubarer Hinrunde jetzt doch noch der souveräne und frühzeitige Klassenerhalt. Über all das und noch viel mehr sprachen wir mit AnSo, Hechti und Zawadi. Nebenbei wurde auch noch ein Karriereende verkündet, weswegen Ihr unbedingt am 26. Mai zum Spiel gegen ...Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen? Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich. Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten. kostenlos-hosten.de ist ein Produkt der Podcastbude.Gern unterstützen wir dich bei deiner Podcast-Produktion.

Karibu ungane nami Elizabeth Masanja,  katika kipindi cha Roho Mtakatifu na Kanisa leo tupo Askofu Mkuu Mstaafu Josaphat Louis Lebulu wa Jimbo Katoliki Arusha akizungumzia Zawadi ya Roho Mtakatifu katika maisha yetu. L'articolo Roho Mtakatifu ni nani katika maisha yetu? proviene da Radio Maria.

Wakati wa Australia wengi wana jiandaa kwa likizo ndefu ya Pasaka, mashirika yamisaada ya chakula nayo yana jiandaa kwa muda wa shughuli nyingi zaidi ya mwaka.

Wachezaji wa timu ya taifa ya soka ya Ivory Coast na kocha wao Emerse Fae walizawadiwa pesa na nyumba za kifahari katika hafla iliyosimamiwa na Rais wa nchi hiyo Jumanne kusherekea ushindi wao katika fainali ya kombe la mataifa barani Afrika.

Step into the transformative journey of Zawadi, whose life took an unexpected turn when she lost her partner of 14 years and found herself homeless. From seeking refuge in the arms of a narcissistic abuser to living in a homeless shelter that felt like a jail, Zawadi hit rock bottom. But in that darkness, she discovered her voice and purpose. Join us as we explore Zawadi's incredible resilience, her path to finding light in the belly of despair, and how she now helps others see the beauty of life. Prepare to be inspired by Zawadi's story of rising from the ashes.

Ungana na Mtangazaji Happiness Mlelwa katika kipindi cha Maswali Yahusuyo Imani, na Swali linalo jibiwa ni “Zawadi zilizotolewa na Mamajusi kwa Mtoto Yesu” zilikuwa zinamanisha nini? Mwezeshaji Frateri Cassian Leba kutoka Seminari ndogo ya Mtakatifu Yosefu Kahengesi Jimbo Katoliki  Sumbawanga L'articolo Fahamu Maana ya Zawadi za Mamajusi kwa Mtoto Yesu. proviene da Radio Maria.

Wellicht ken je Zaïre Krieger van de vertaling van het inauguratiegedicht van Amanda Gorman, als winnaar van een SPOKEN Award in 2019 of van een van de vele andere toffe dingen die ze deed. Via werken van o.a. Daniëlle Zawadi en Chery Lynn van Dalen Salinas zoomen we in op haar schrijfproces en legt ze haarfijn uit wat haar zo inspireert aan het werk van deze makers.

This week we dive into how we are raising children who are neurodivergent. It's no secret that Josh and Symphony often struggle aligning parenting styles. The journey continues as they work to parent their four children in ways that build emotionally whole, happy carefree children. This work is intentional and requires parents to do a lot of work - LISTEN IN and let us know your thoughts! Every week we share what Life with Zawadi is into, from our marriage, children, careers and businesses. Now it's your turn! Send a voice message to our DM's on the #LifewithZawadi Instagram. LEAVE YOUR RESPONSE TO THIS EPISODE HERE Have a response or question after listening to this episode? Leave us a comment here. We will answer and response to your entries on our IG page. WAYS TO PARTNER WITH US: Producing this podcast is a labor of love but does cost us! Support us with a one-time gift through PayPal - Click here to support us with a $20 gift. CONNECT WITH US ONLINE: INSTAGRAM Life with Zawadi Podcast: https://www.instagram.com/lifewithZawadi/ Josh - https://www.Instagram.com/MelanatedDaddy - ⁠@LiferedefinedMKE Symphony:  - https://www.Instagram.com/MelanatedMama -@CR8TVNRGY - @SymphonySwanArt WEBSITE: Josh- www.MelantedDaddy.com Symphony - www.MelanatedMama.com | www.SymphonySwan.com SEASON PRODUCTION SHOUTOUTS: Sound Engineer - Follow at www.instagram.com/marksorianomusic Music Production - Follow at www.instagram.com/r_a_t_m_a_n_ Marketing and Graphics - Follow at - www.instagram.com/cr8tvnrgy --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lifewithzawadi/message

This week we dive into how we are working to build legacy not only for our family but for the community. Check out the two synopsis of our new projects. At Life ReDefined Inc.  we believe that through positive narration and storytelling, we can create better families and a brighter future. We are a revolutionary, family focused non-profit organization that seeks to blend families together, to help heal the brokenness and bring about a sense of community. Through curated programming we create space for families to celebrate and learn.  Our mission is to use our resources to be a beacon of light for families and to provide them with the tools to create and sustain strong, healthy relationships with each other and the community at large. We are committed to changing the narrative and helping families grow and thrive. Mission: To inspire family and community connection through intentional and collaborative experiences. Vision: To use revolutionary practices to promote positive family connection that fuels growth and community centered healing ------------------------------- CR8TV NRGY and the CR8TV HOUSE are about activating and transforming space and mindset. CR8TV NRGY is an interdisciplinary Creative Consulting Group that uses purpose to accelerate innovation and transformation. We do this by tapping into creativity and wonder to fuel transformative community-based action, workshops and arts related experiences. Our founder, Symphony Swan-Zawadi, lost her mother and father within a short three-year period. With each parent, Symphony served as their primary caregiver at the end of their lives. She ensured that they ended their lives surrounded by love and youthful energy. Losing her parents was difficult, and losing her father unearthed complicated feelings because of their estranged relationship. It wasn't until she revisited her father's house, her childhood home, that she realized how influential her mother and father were in creating a space for her to live authentically and creatively. She also realized her father's creative influence over her life. He was an artist and transferred that energy in every way possible. He loved literature, history, woodworking, music, and photography. Symphony finds connection and inspiration in each of these areas. After working as an educator and arts non-profit executive, Symphony received several dream messages from her father and felt called to transform his house. Located in the Old North Milwaukee neighborhood, this area is often forgotten about. The CR8TV HOUSE will serve as a place that inspires, supports, and uplifts the next generation of creatives. CR8TV House will serve as an arts institution intending to document, exhibit and celebrate the work of Black, Brown, and Indigenous artists. Every week we share what Life with Zawadi is into, from our marriage, children, careers and businesses. Now it's your turn! Send a voice message to our DM's on the #LifewithZawadi Instagram. LEAVE YOUR RESPONSE TO THIS EPISODE HERE Have a response or question after listening to this episode? Leave us a comment here. We will answer and response to your entries on our IG page. WAYS TO PARTNER WITH US: Producing this podcast is a labor of love but does cost us! Support us with a one-time gift through PayPal - Click here to support us with a $20 gift. CONNECT WITH US ONLINE: INSTAGRAM Life with Zawadi Podcast: https://www.instagram.com/lifewithZawadi/ Josh - https://www.Instagram.com/MelanatedDaddy - ⁠@LiferedefinedMKE Symphony:  - https://www.Instagram.com/MelanatedMama -@CR8TVNRGY - @SymphonySwanArt WEBSITE: Josh- www.MelantedDaddy.com Symphony - www.MelanatedMama.com | www.SymphonySwan.com SEASON PRODUCTION SHOUTOUTS: Sound Engineer - Follow at www.instagram.com/marksorianomusic Music Production - Follow at www.instagram.com/r_a_t_m_a_n_ Marketing and Graphics - Follow at - www.instagram.com/cr8tvnrgy --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lifewithzawadi/message

Adult content Warning *Sexually Explicit content* is the undercurrent of this episode's conversation. If hearing conversations about sex makes you uncomfortable, this may not be the episode for you! We get really vulnerable this episode, again, as we talk about how we navigated OUT of our sexless marriage into a land of Sexual Bliss!!! We take the taboo out of talking about sex by talking about sex. To explore the quiz we reference in the episode take the  visit here. If you are partnered, take some time to share your results of the quiz. It will surely make for some great conversation. Every week we share what Life with Zawadi is into, from our marriage, children, careers and businesses. Now it's your turn! Send a voice message to our DM's on the #LifewithZawadi Instagram. LEAVE YOUR RESPONSE TO THIS EPISODE HERE Have a response or question after listening to this episode? Leave us a comment here. We will answer and response to your entries on our IG page. WAYS TO PARTNER WITH US: Producing this podcast is a labor of love but does cost us! Support us with a one-time gift through PayPal - Click here to support us with a $20 gift. CONNECT WITH US ONLINE: INSTAGRAM Life with Zawadi Podcast: https://www.instagram.com/lifewithZawadi/ Josh: https://www.Instagram.com/MelanatedDaddy Symphony: https://www.Instagram.com/MelanatedMama WEBSITE: Josh- www.MelantedDaddy.com Symphony - www.MelanatedMama.com SEASON PRODUCTION SHOUTOUTS: Sound Engineer - Follow at www.instagram.com/marksorianomusic Music Production - Follow at www.instagram.com/r_a_t_m_a_n_ Marketing and Graphics - Follow at - www.instagram.com/cr8tvnrgy --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lifewithzawadi/message

Trigger Warning * Roe V Wade * is the undercurrent of this episode's conversation. We get really vulnerable this episode as we talk about how we navigated our sexless marriage. We discuss how the reversal of Roe V Wade impacted our household, intimacy and sex and brith control. Take a lesson to learn more about how we are navigating this weird space. To learn more about the Roe V Wade decision visit here. Every week we share what Life with Zawadi is into, from our marriage, children, careers and businesses. Now it's your turn! Send a voice message to our DM's on the #LifewithZawadi Instagram. LEAVE YOUR RESPONSE TO THIS EPISODE HERE Have a response or question after listening to this episode? Leave us a comment here. We will answer and response to your entries on our IG page. WAYS TO PARTNER WITH US: Producing this podcast is a labor of love but does cost us! Support us with a one-time gift through PayPal - Click here to support us with a $20 gift. CONNECT WITH US ONLINE: INSTAGRAM Life with Zawadi Podcast: https://www.instagram.com/lifewithZawadi/ Josh: https://www.Instagram.com/MelanatedDaddy Symphony: https://www.Instagram.com/MelanatedMama WEBSITE: Josh- www.MelantedDaddy.com Symphony - www.MelanatedMama.com SEASON PRODUCTION SHOUTOUTS: Sound Engineer - Follow at www.instagram.com/marksorianomusic Music Production - Follow at www.instagram.com/r_a_t_m_a_n_ Marketing and Graphics - Follow at - www.instagram.com/cr8tvnrgy --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lifewithzawadi/message

After a long hiatus, we are back for season 3 of Life with Zawadi!! This season we are reimagining all the things we thought we knew! Navigating conflict, in a healthy manner, has been a labor of intentional work. Making space to be vulnerable and honest has pushed us to work both on our ish and collaboratively together. This episode is inspired by this video. Every week we share what Life with Zawadi is into, from our marriage, children, careers and businesses. Now it's your turn! Send a voice message to our DM's on the #LifewithZawadi Instagram. LEAVE YOUR RESPONSE TO THIS EPISODE HERE Have a response or question after listening to this episode? Leave us a comment here. We will answer and response to your entries on our IG page. WAYS TO PARTNER WITH US: Producing this podcast is a labor of love but does cost us! Support us with a one-time gift through PayPal - Click here to support us with a $20 gift. CONNECT WITH US ONLINE: INSTAGRAM Life with Zawadi Podcast: https://www.instagram.com/lifewithZawadi/ Josh: https://www.Instagram.com/MelanatedDaddy Symphony: https://www.Instagram.com/MelanatedMama WEBSITE: Josh- www.MelantedDaddy.com Symphony - www.MelanatedMama.com SEASON PRODUCTION SHOUTOUTS: Sound Engineer - Follow at www.instagram.com/marksorianomusic Music Production - Follow at www.instagram.com/r_a_t_m_a_n_ Marketing and Graphics - Follow at - www.instagram.com/cr8tvnrgy --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lifewithzawadi/message

The founder and Publisher of BK the popular Reader formerly known as the Brooklyn Reader. Listen in as Zawadi tells the details on how to position yourself perfectly and properly to land yourself and brand press. If you are looking for a daily dedicated newspaper, be sure to follow and share the BK Reader at www.Bkreader.com or on social media @bkreader --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/theartofbraids/message

Welcome to The Big Cat People podcast! We're Jonathan and Angela Scott, award-winning wildlife photographers, authors and conservationists. We have made our name documenting the lives of lions, leopards and cheetahs in the Masai Mara National Reserve in Kenya. Today's episode is called '2002: Cubs Galore – Marsh Pride, Honey and Zawadi', and it is the fourth episode in our ten part series named Big Cat Diary Uncut. Join us in this episode as we travel back in time. In 2002, each presenter in Big Cat Diary was accompanied by a DV Director with a hand-held camera to record their every move and dialogue for a more intimate and immediate viewing experience. Saba Douglas-Hamilton joined as a new presenter to narrate the Marsh Pride story, which featured young cubs from first-time mothers Mama Lugga and White Eye. The lionesses adopted a crèche system to raise all 10 cubs communally. Solo, a charismatic lion cub, survived, and Zawadi had a new litter of three cubs at Leopard Gorge. The series delivered high octane action and intense emotions. This podcast series is a continuing effort to educate and inspire our audience. If you'd like to learn more about us, or to check out our latest collection of educational ebooks, please visit our website: www.bigcatpeople.com.

Welcome to The Big Cat People podcast! We're Jonathan and Angela Scott, award-winning wildlife photographers, authors and conservationists. We've have made our name documenting the lives of lions, leopards and cheetahs in the Masai Mara National Reserve in Kenya. Today's episode is named '2000: The Rise and Fall of Scar & the Story of Solo the Lion Cub', and it is the third episode in our ten part series named 'Big Cat Diary Uncut'. Join us in this episode as we follow the Big Cat Diary team and their experiences during the momentous times in 2000. The Marsh Pride is faced with challenges as Scar battles to remain with the pride after the death of his companion, Scruffy. A severe drought causes a large influx of wildebeest and zebra in the area while two of the core females are killed by Maasai herdsmen. Only three adult lionesses remain, along with eight subadults. Topi Plains pride males Blondie and Simba invade the Marsh Pride's territory, and a new territorial male, Droopy Jaw, causes trouble for Zawadi and Safi. The season ends on a heart-wrenching note as Solo, a three-month-old lion cub, goes missing, and his mother and the Big Cat Diary team search for him. Tune in to hear all about these gripping events. This podcast series is a continuing effort to educate and inspire our audience. If you'd like to learn more about us, or to check out our latest collection of educational ebooks, please visit our website: www.bigcatpeople.com.

Welcome to The Big Cat People podcast! We're Jonathan and Angela Scott, award-winning wildlife photographers, authors and conservationists. We've have made our name documenting the lives of lions, leopards and cheetahs in the Masai Mara National Reserve in Kenya. Today's episode is named '1998: Amber the Cheetah and the Battle at Bila Shaka, and it is the second episode in our ten part series named 'Big Cat Diary Uncut'. The second series of Big Cat Diary videoed in 1998 was one to remember, packed with action from all three big cats. Jonathan bears witness to a battle royal at Bila Shaka, the traditional birthplace of the Marsh Pride, as a herd of buffalo launch a deadly attack on the pride and its 11 tiny cubs. We meet the new pride males Scruffy and Scar who are instantly recognisable in looks and character. Simon catches up with the Mara's legendary cheetah known to the safari guides as Queen, who he renames Amber. Queen earned her name from her habit of jumping up and sitting on the bonnet of safari vehicles in regal style. We learn about her unusual start in life that prompted her car climbing habit. Her three subadult offspring - 2 males and a female - provide lots of action for the cheetah team, while our leopards Half-Tail and her year-and-a-half-old daughter Zawadi (now independent) generate plenty of high octane moments to keep Jonathan and our audience enthralled. Both Amber and Half-Tail are now 11 years old - old by big cat standards - and we can never be certain if or when we will see them again. As if to underline that point, Half-Tail comes close to losing her life when bushwhacked by two lionesses, while Zawadi demonstrates her hunting skills right in front of Jonathan's vehicle, all captured to perfection by cameraman Richard North. Roll on 2000! This podcast series is a continuing effort to educate and inspire our audience. If you'd like to learn more about us, or to check out our latest collection of educational ebooks, please visit our website: www.bigcatpeople.com.

Welcome to The Big Cat People podcast! We're Jonathan and Angela Scott, award-winning wildlife photographers, authors and conservationists. We've have made our name documenting the lives of lions, leopards and cheetahs in the Masai Mara National Reserve in Kenya. Today's episode is named '1996: A Leopard Called Half-Tail', and it's the first episode in our ten part series named 'Big Cat Diary Uncut'. In 1996 the BBC launches its landmark wildlife series Big Cat Diary. Pioneered by Keith Scholey of the BBC Natural History Unit, and building on the success of Africa Watch (1989) and the increasing popularity of reality shows, Big Cat Diary is destined to become a television phenomenon - the original big cat soap opera. Key to the popularity of the first series is a leopard called Half-Tail and her 7 month-old daughter Zawadi (known to the audience as Shadow). Jonathan and Angela had followed Half Tail since 1990, naming the two-year-old leopard the Paradise Female - before she lost her tail. The Marsh Pride, who Jonathan had followed since 1977 and was key to the success of Africa Watch, were in disarray at the start of filming having suffered the loss of their pride males. Fortunately the team are able to pick up the story of the Big Pride who occupy a territory to the north of the Reserve and number 27 lions - 4 adult males, 7 adult females, and 16 cubs. While Jonathan concentrates on the leopards, Simon follows two families of cheetahs, sharing the lion story with Jonathan. There are plenty of the kinds of moments of drama and jeopardy that reality shows rely on, including when Kidogo the cheetah's female cub becomes trapped by the forepaw while scrambling around in an acacia bush. Simon poses the question: "Should the team intervene or let nature take its course?" Meanwhile, the night crew, filming with infrared cameras, capture amazing scenes with Half-Tail and Zawadi at play after dark, and show how much the Big Pride benefit from their acute nocturnal vision while stalking prey in the open. Jonathan and Angela describe what a unique experience it is to spend quality time with Half-Tail the leopard who they have followed all her adult life. She proves to be a once-in-a-lifetime animal character who captures the hearts of the millions of viewers who tune in to the show." This podcast series is a continuing effort to educate and inspire our audience. If you'd like to learn more about us, or to check out our latest collection of educational ebooks, please visit our website: www.bigcatpeople.com.

Chacha Zawadi and Cristian Louis on #JammingOnTheJam with Charles and Martin by Capital FM

Welcome to The Big Cat People podcast! We're Jonathan and Angela Scott, award-winning wildlife photographers, authors and conservationists. We've have made our name documenting the lives of lions, leopards and cheetahs in the Masai Mara National Reserve in Kenya. Today's episode is a continuation of our ten part series named 'Our Story: Becoming the Big Cat People'. This episode is named 'Big Cat Diary.' Jonathan's journey to becoming a television presenter takes a big step forward in 1995. He is asked to co-present a series of live programmes from Kenya's Rift Valley soda lakes called Flamingo Watch, hosted with Simon King and Chris Packham. The following year his big chance finally arrives. He is asked to present his own television series called Dawn to Dusk, six African adventures in iconic company: Alan Root (Wildlife Filmmaker, Richard Gross (Wildlife Filmmaker), Charlotte Uhlenbroek (Primatologist), Blyth and Rudi Louti (Save the Rhino), Randall Moore (Abu Elephant Camp), John Stevens (Safari Guide/Naturalist). A review of the series by journalist Christina Odone in the Daily Telegraph is scathing and could have heralded the end of Jonathan's presenting career before it had a chance to take off. Fortunately that same year the BBC announces the launch of a new prime time wildlife television series called Big Cat Diary, to be presented by Jonathan and Simon King. Reality television was becoming increasingly popular with Animal Hospital hosted by Rolf Harris gaining rave reviews. Human/Animal stories that could deliver insights and emotion featuring individual characters were destined for huge success. Big Cat Diary's strength was built around having three strong animal characters to engage audiences' emotions. The emergence of a leopard called Half-Tail and her young daughter Zawadi (known as Shadow on Big Cat Diary), who Jonathan and Angela had followed for years and knew where to find, proves pivotal to the success of the series. In 1997 Jonathan and Angela are asked to present segments for Wild Things (Paramount TV), taking them around the world to India (tigers), Nepal (Asiatic rhino), Alaska (brown bears), Kenya (cheetahs), Uganda (mountain gorillas), Komodo Island (Komodo Dragons), and Kalimantan/Borneo (Orang utan). Filming runs for two years and the experience gives Jonathan and Angela the confidence to deliver pieces to camera with authority and passion.  This podcast series is a continuing effort to educate and inspire our audience. If you'd like to learn more about us, or to check out our latest collection of educational ebooks, please visit our website: www.bigcatpeople.com

In this episode we meet with Mervis Miller II. As an entrepreneur he has founded successful business such as Chop It Up Barbershop, Zawadi Spirits and is now author of the educational novel "TIP THE SCALES: Make Moves For Permanent Results" Today we will be discussing how to turn your trials & tribulations into tangible achievements. Other topics discussed will be: being shot, a second chance at life, growing your businesses, being a good business partner, the hair industry, the lessons in his books, reaching for goals that are just beyond your grasp, creating a Vodka that caters to the consumer and many more! Be sure to check out his book on Amazon at the link below: https://www.amazon.com/Tip-Scale-Moves-Permanent-Results/dp/0578682257 Be sure to head to the Chop It Up Barbershop near you and tell your favorite bartender to stock up some Zawadi and grab some at your local store. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/offthedeependwitheddie/support

Mkutano wa maji wa Umoja wa Mataifa unaanza leo Machi 22 hapa makao makuu ukibeba maudhui hatua za ajenda ya kuhakikisha upatikanaji wa maji kwa wote, kwani hatua hizo za maji zinaongeza uhakika wa chakula, usawa miongoni mwa jinsia, zinahakikisha watoto wanasalia shuleni, zinafanya jamii kuishi kwa amani na kuchangia mazingira yenye afya.Umoja wa Mataifa unamtaka kila mtu kuchukua hatua na sasa na shirika la kimataifa lisilo la kiserikalia la Wakapuchini wa Fraciscan ni miongoni mwa wanaochukua hatua hizo ili kuhakikisha rasilimali hii muhimu inamfikia kila mtu.Kufahamu zaidi kuhusu shirika hilo na wanachokifanya Flora Nducha amemezungumza na Fr Benedict Ayodi wa shirika hilo ambaye anaanza kwa kueleza kuhusu shirika lao 

Rob interviewed Gwynne Rukenbrod Smith and Sehar Peerzada for the American Craft Council, their work and what to expect from the American Craft Made Marketplace's return to Baltimore. Gwynne Rukenbrod SmithGwynne Rukenbrod Smith, a widely respected member of the national craft community, has been named senior director of programs and partnerships at the American Craft CouncilSehar PeerzadaPatricia Sehar Peerzada creates clothing influenced by traditional sources in Africa, Asia, Native America, and Europe. She often uses natural fibers which she hand prints using the ancient art of block printing which she learned studying traditional arts in Pakistan. Controlling the placement, intensity, and content of the prints in her limited edition separates and ensembles, makes each piece a wearable art treasure. Concentrating on the drape and fall of the fabric, Sehar flatters the figure of all types of women with her simple, unique shapes. Peerzada's work has been carried in Nordstrom, Toast and Strawberries, Origins, C'Est La Vie, Metamorphosis, Sankofa, Zawadi, and many other boutiques. Her lines, Urban Masala and Saharah, have been featured in magazines, books, and fashion blogs such as Ebony, Heart and Soul, the Washington Post, Dubai Times, Pakistani Glamour, Today's Black Woman, "Threads of Time: The Fabric of History," Essence Online, Guyana Fete BHF Network, CIAA Africa, and many more. Her work has been worn by Sweet Honey In The Rock, Aretha Franklin, T'Keyah Crystal Kemah, Danny Glover, and others. Sehar is a local artist participating in the The American Craft Council (ACC) emerging artist program. American Craft Made Marketplace Returns to BaltimoreAmerican Craft Council to bring 350 contemporary craft artists together March 3-5, 2023 The American Craft Council (ACC), a national nonprofit dedicated to supporting craft and its artists, is bringing its in-person flagship event to the Baltimore Convention Center March 3-5, 2023. The three-day American Craft Made marketplace is a celebration of all things handmade featuring a juried selection of artists from across the country working in a variety of mediums, including ceramics, glass, jewelry, clothing, furniture, and basketry.  With 350 contemporary craft artists selected following an application and jury process, the 2023 event will allow collectors, supporters and enthusiasts of design, craft and art to discover and shop the best quality craft in the country. This year's marketplace will once again feature the Emerging Artist Program, an initiative that provides a pathway for early-career artists into ACC's established craft marketplaces. With lower-cost booths, extensive exhibitor support, and marketplace award opportunities, this program gives emerging artists an unparalleled opportunity to grow their clientele and careers. The event will also include ACC's School-to-Market program which bridges the gap between higher educational curriculum in craft and the marketplace by providing undergraduate and graduate students a public venue for a curated, collective exhibition of their work.  The Truth in This Art podcast's current season is sponsored by The Gutierrez Memorial Fund and The Robert W. Deutsch Foundation, both of which are dedicated to enhancing the quality of life in Baltimore and beyond. The Gutierrez Memorial Fund focuses on supporting artists and art organizations that serve Maryland communities, while The Robert W. Deutsch Foundation invests in innovative individuals, projects, and ideas. We appreciate their support in making this season happen. ★ Support this podcast ★

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Women of Color Rise supports more diverse leaders at the table, especially women and people of color. We'll be talking with CEOs and C-suite women leaders of color and learning about their leadership journeys. Have you taken deliberate steps to heal from trauma?   For this Women of Color Rise episode, Analiza talks with African American leader Zawadi Bryant, President, Acute Care Pediatrics for Pediatrix Medical Group. Zawadi co-founded and was CEO of Nightlight Pediatric Urgent Care for fourteen years before the company was acquired by Pediatrix Medical Group in March 2021.    Zawadi shares how she deliberately took steps to heal from her childhood. We might think, “We turned out ok.” But it's important to take deliberate steps to heal trauma.   How?   Trauma is generational and bondage. We need to deliberately seek help and learn new tools.   Our parents did the best they could. It's important to reconcile these relationships and not harbor hatred. There are some upsides to what we learned as a child. For example, Zawadi learned grit, determination, and the power of community..   We have the power to create new realities different from what we experienced as a child - new views on parenting, discipline, relationship with partner.    We also have the power to create boundaries to be with the people we care about. For example, Zawadi created boundaries around giving her father money.   To heal, we also need to create affirmations of self-love and safety.   Get full show notes and more information here: https://analizawolf.com/ep-38-steps-to-heal-from-trauma-with-zawadi-bryant-1  

Women of Color Rise supports more diverse leaders at the table, especially women and people of color. We'll be talking with CEOs and C-suite women leaders of color and learning about their leadership journeys. Have you taken deliberate steps to heal from trauma?   For this Women of Color Rise episode, Analiza talks with African American leader Zawadi Bryant, President, Acute Care Pediatrics for Pediatrix Medical Group. Zawadi co-founded and was CEO of Nightlight Pediatric Urgent Care for fourteen years before the company was acquired by Pediatrix Medical Group in March 2021.    Zawadi shares how she deliberately took steps to heal from her childhood. We might think, “We turned out ok.” But it's important to take deliberate steps to heal trauma.   How?   Trauma is generational and bondage. You need to deliberately seek help and learn new tools.   Our parents did the best they could. It's important to reconcile these relationships and not harbor hatred. There are some upsides to what we learned as a child. For example, Zawadi learned grit, determination, and the power of community..   We have the power to create new realities different from what we experienced as a child - new views on parenting, discipline, relationship with partner.    We also have the power to create boundaries to be with the people we care about. For example, Zawadi created boundaries around giving her father money.   To heal, we also need to create affirmations of self-love and safety.   Get full show notes and more information here: https://analizawolf.com/ep-37-steps-to-heal-from-trauma-with-zawadi-bryant

Zawadi Omari speaks about the role his siblings played in shaping his faith. He further speaks of the way God helped him to overcome the challenges of growing up in a single parent household.

C. Zawadi Morris is an award-winning journalist and a Chicago native who moved to Brooklyn in 1997. Ms. Morris holds a bachelor's degree in business administration (and a minor in Spanish) from the University of Illinois and a master's degree in journalism from Northwestern University. She has worked as the bilingual communications director for Congresswoman Nydia Velazquez (NY-12), a senior account executive for Shandwick Public Affairs and Cohn & Wolf Public Relations, and a news editor at AOL's Bed-Stuy Patch. In December 2013, under The Original Media Group, Zawadi launched The Brooklyn Reader, an online news source covering the neighborhoods of Central Brooklyn. In her free time, Zawadi loves baking, hiking, dancing, hanging out on the beach and getting as far away from the Internet as possible. She also likes to design and sew and in 2004 was named one of Brooklyn's Top-20 Designers by NRG Magazine. Nonye Brown-West is a New York-based Nigerian-American comedian and writer. She has been featured in the Boston Globe's Rise column as a Comic to Watch, as well as in NPR, PBS, ABC, Sway In The Morning, and the New York Comedy Festival. Nonye made her acting debut in The Sympathy Card, now available for streaming on Vudu, Apple, Amazon, and Google Play. Nina Kharoufeh is a SiriusXM radio producer, and comedian, a journalist, and all around unstoppable force determined to break stereotypes surrounding Muslim women and see her name in headlines for the big moves that she is making. She is the author of the book "I'm a Princess To" which is about a young Muslim who wears a hijab and is just trying to live a normal life. Always hosted by Marina Franklin - One Hour Comedy Special: Single Black Female ( Amazon Prime, CW Network), TBS's The Last O.G, Last Week Tonight with John Oliver, Hysterical on FX, The Movie Trainwreck, Louie Season V, The Jim Gaffigan Show, Conan O'Brien, Stephen Colbert, HBO's Crashing, and The Breaks with Michelle Wolf

Where we get information about money and how to manage it can have long-lasting impacts on financial security and wealth accumulation. While there are some commonly shared sources of information that shape our attitudes and beliefs, there are also some significant differences across racial and ethnic groups. In this episode, Dr. Zawadi Rucks-Ahidiana joins us to discuss her recent paper titled, “Race and the Financial Toolkit: Bridging Cultural Theories to Understand Behavior and Decision Making in the Racial Wealth Gap.” Rucks-Ahidiana is an Assistant Professor of Sociology at University at Albany, State University of New York. Her research investigates how race informs gentrification, how the news media represents gentrification, and how culture contributes to the racial wealth gap. She is also a former IRP Emerging Poverty Scholar.

Vyombo vya usalama Kenya vinawasaka Badru Abdul Aziz Saleh na Abdi Hussein Ahmed. Mkuu wa kitengo cha uchunguzi wa jinai nchini Kenya, George Kinoti alisema raia hao wawili wa Kenya wanasakwa kwa usafirishaji haramu wa dawa na waanyamapori vitu vyote vina thamani ya mamilioni ya dola

John Samvura, Regional Director of GCC East Africa, joins a conversation with GCC's Director of International Ministries Corey Schmatjen. This episode of Launch is another audio track from an interview done in February 2022.  Link to John Samvura interiew in Vimeo. Episode Transcript Marty Duren:                Welcome to Launch, The GCC Podcast. I'm your host, Marty Duren, director of communications for the Great Commission Collective. We're a global network of churches partnering together to plant churches and strengthen leaders. On today's episode of Launch, you're going to hear GCC's director of International Ministries, Corey Schmatjen in conversation with John Samvura from Africa. John Samvura is a church planter. He is originally from Congo, but he is currently living in Rwanda. In addition to being a church planter, he is GCC's regional director in East Africa. This conversation was recorded via video at the lead conference in February, 2022. This is the audio track from that video, which you can see on our Vimeo channel. It will be linked in the show notes today. Corey:                          Well, welcome. My name is Corey Schmatjen and I serve with the Great Commission Collective as the director of International Ministries. And today I have with me, John Samvura. John is a church planter and our regional director of the Great Commission Collective in East Africa. John is from the Congo, but lives in Rwanda. And John, it is such a joy to have you here today. John:                            Thank you so much. . Corey:                          I was just reminiscing about our time together when we first met over one year ago in Rwanda providentially, got COVID, you know the story well? But yet God allowed us to really get to know one another over that time, get to know you, your wife Zawadi, your son, Jayden. And it was such a joy. And during that time, got to know you on more personal level and realize that, wow, the church planting runs the family. There is a legacy there, and maybe you start off just sharing a little bit about your history, particularly the legacy of your father in church planting in East Africa. John:                            Thank you so much, Corey. As you said, I was born in the Congo, raised in Rwanda, several other countries, and I'm Rwandan actually. I'm from Rwanda. That's where I am a Rwanda national. I live in Rwanda and work in East Africa, as you've said. My father Andres Samvura, was a pastor and a church planter in Rwanda, in Congo, and I grew up seeing him work, and by God's grace, he began the movement of the Church of the Nazarene. So wherever you see the Churches of the Nazarenes in Rwanda and influenced the churches of the Nazarenes in Congo, the Eastern part of Congo as well. And then now, a lot of churches that were well planted during his time, they're still there and they're still growing. And... Corey:                          How many churches? Cause, I mean, I know it's a lot. John:                            Yeah, it is a lot. Now they will get to about 300 churches like local churches, if you were to count local churches. But I have seen many of those churches actually begun in our living room. And as a child, we would move, plan the church, my father was involved in a training assessment and in making sure that things are happening and I saw the hand of God in doing that. And I really believe that God loves the church and the transformation of the world. God works through the church. I have high value for the church and I've seen the church being used to transform real lives and real communities over my lifetime. Corey:                          Now I remember hearing your story that you didn't necessarily want to be a church planter, but God moved on your heart and changed your heart to follow in the footsteps. So to speak of your father. John:                            Actually, I would say, God really grabbed me. I grew up trying not to be not only a church planter, but also not to be a pastor. In where I come from, you are likely going to do what your parents do. I tried not to because one of the reasons is we were moving a lot. And the more I made friends, we move. Whenever I had... I wanted to have my kids have real friends stay in a place. I don't mind moving, but I didn't mind moving even that time. I didn't want to be a pastor at that time because I thought I could do something else. I wanted to do much better. My brother who is actually one of our pastors as well in our network was to be the pastor. He went to do theology, I chose to do business information technology. I didn't want to be a pastor. I tried not, but God grabbed me and you can't run away from God, Corey. You really can't run away from God on my ordination service, I said, "I didn't want to be a pastor," and many people like, "How didn't you want to be a..." But because many of the pastors knew me, they knew how God really brought me and used different... Even as I was trying to run away, He was pursuing me. And He shaping me to this day. Now, I don't think I need something more than what I'm doing. I am so passionate about serving the church and seeing churches planted, not just any church, but Christ centered churches, Bible preaching churches. I am going to do this for as long as I'm still alive and breathing, I want to see to be part of what God is doing. This is God's doing. And I believe that this gospel of the Kingdom will be proclaimed throughout the entire world as the testimony to the nations. And then the end will come. I am pursuing this, Corey. Corey:                          Wait, your heart is evident for church planting. I went to the States for some training. You surrendered to God, His call upon your life. Got some training, came back planted Harvest Mahoko. But your vision, as you mentioned, is so much greater than just planting a single church. You are helping facilitate and lead a church planting network in indigenous church planting network in East Africa. With that said, what would you say to the person who would say, "But John, there are so many churches in Africa. Sub-Sahara Africa, hasn't Africa been evangelized. Why do we need more churches?" John:                            You know what Corey, I am passionate about church planting. And we are not pursuing just any church. We are... As I told you, I am from Rwanda. And Rwanda is known for the 1994 genocide against the Tutsi. And statistically, that country was over 80% Christian, but that was more of a movement. It lacked depth. It lacked personal convictions. It goes back to the history where the king became a Catholic and proclaimed the whole country as a Christian nation. And so what says the king, everybody goes. So it lacked the personal change, the personal transformation that a Christian life should be all about. And so we are pursuing making disciples and disciples who are Christ-like, who will walk with Christ, who will seek to glorify Him in all areas of life. By God's grace, we are planting and revitalizing churches in Rwanda. We have a Harvest Mahoko, as you said. It's growing really well. We have Kabare we have in several places in Rwanda, the churches that are really doing well. Now we also have ministries happening in Congo. We have churches in Masisi and Rutshuru, and we already have ready core groups in the city of Goma. And this city of Goma is a very influential city. That is where we have over 20,000 UN staff, and we want to be part of what God is doing. God is calling a people to Himself. Now, Uganda, we have Ernest Hategeka there with Christian Life Bible Church. And there, we are seeing God happen, doing amazing things in Uganda. And we have churches there and we want to plant more and revitalize the existing churches so they can be all about Christ and about His word. When you go to Kenya, we have core groups ready with Andy Ogeto in Kikuyu, we have Ken, we have a Muturi in Nyeri, I can't wait to see what God is going to do in East Africa. And you know what? Burundi as well. And I'm looking at getting to South Sudan because with all this region is known for a lot of, the Great Lakes region with a lot of wars and conflicts. And I believe Christ came so He can reconcile as to Himself and to His father, but also to one another. And we can have a family of Christ. I believe this is the right time for church planting, for church revitalization, not only Rwanda, in Africa alone, but throughout all the nations as a testimony to all nations and then the end will come. Corey:                          I love what you said, "You know our mission, well, planting churches and strengthening leaders." So what I hear is, we want to plant healthy local churches with strong leadership and strong elders and pluralities that can multiply and churches could be formed that are gospel centered and strong and have depth. And I know that is your heart, you're doing that. In just a recap. I mean, all these countries. So Rwanda, Congo, Uganda, Kenya, also Tanzania as well, Burundi. Yeah. John:                            Yeah, yes, and Burundi as well. In the Dar es Salaam, we have a very ready core group with the Florian Camara leading it. And we have visited different parts of Tanzania. The land is ready for Harvest and I can't wait to just be part of what God is doing because God has been working in those countries and He will continue to work. And we just want to be part of that. And it is His mission. We will do the great commission and we want to do it within the Spirit of the great Commandment. Yeah. Corey:                          Well, John, as you look at forming and growing this church planting network in the Great Lakes, East Africa region, what are some of the greatest challenges that you face? And number two, how can we pray for you in that endeavor? John:                            Yeah. We are praying, first of all, that you stand with us in prayers so that God will raise men who are committed and ready to move and to be used by God, and God is raising them, and thank you for praying. And we want to come to pray. The Bible says that the harvest is plentiful, but they harvest as a few that we asked the Lord of the harvest to bring more harvesters to His field. And we are praying and standing and looking and we want to steward out very well those opportunities. And also we are praying that we will get churches, individuals to stand with us. Many of these churches, they just need resourcing to be able to get their leaders trained and equipped well, and also resource to have places of worship to begin with, and we are planting strategically. We want to resource the churches that will multiply and be able to grow on their own. So we are looking at people to stand with us so we can be able to bring together these pastors at least once a year, so we can bring them together for more retraining, strategizing together, praying together, and also being more sharpened and equipped. We are praying that God will help bring people who will stand with us in these countries. In Rwanda, we want to build the churches lands available, and we are looking at resources to put up the buildings. In Uganda as well. Tanzania, Dar es Salaam is ready. The land is available. The core group is ready. We are praying that God will bring forth people to stand with us. So we can launch those churches in Kenya as well. Andy Ogeto in Kikuyu, Ken and Muturi. We are praying that God will bring forth a people who want to go out and with our resources to go and be part of what is God is doing. You may not be able to go physically as Corey, you are coming, but people can stand with us and resource us to go on the field. And we are looking at great harvest and God is in this. And it is His church. It is His mission and ours is to glorify Him and just be part of what He is doing. Corey:                          Well thank you John. Having been in an Africa, I do believe God is on the move and using you in significant ways. It is an honor to have you here with us. We'll be praying for you, and can't wait to see how God grows our partnership with you in the years to come. So thank you so much. John:                            You're most welcome, Corey. Thank you so much. Corey:                          Well, for more information about the Great Commission Collective, you can see gccollective.org, all that we are doing both North America and abroad and fulfilling the Great Commission. Marty Duren:                Thank you for listening to Launch to GCC podcast. If you haven't subscribed already, why not take a moment to do that in your favorite podcast app. Also, rate and review the podcast. When you get a moment that helps us with search results and recommend us to your friends, maybe other pastors that you know, who benefit from the content from this podcast. Also, don't forget to check out our website, if you haven't done that already, it's gccollective.org. That's gccollective.org, and there is a lot of helpful information. There is articles. That is how you can join the GCC, whether a church planter or an existing church, and plenty of other content that will help you grow spiritually and encourage you in your leadership journey.

Seit Beginn der Rückrunde schreiben Illi, Zawadi, Lina und Francis bei uns ganz außergewöhnliche Spielberichte über die Spiele der FCSP 1. Frauen in der Regionalliga Nord, in denen sie das Innenleben des Teams sehr schön transportieren. Grund genug, die Vier auch mal in die Monatssendung einzuladen, über die aktuelle Saison, Fußball von Frauen und natürlich auch vieles mehr rund um den FC St. Pauli zu sprechen. Feed-Links zum Abonnieren: MP3: https://millernton.podigee.io/feed/mp3 AAC/MP4: https://millernton.podigee.io/feed/aac Opus: https://millernton.podigee.io/feed/opus Vorbis: https://millernton.podigee.io/feed/vorbis iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/de/podcast/millernton/id676972164 (Bei iTunes freuen wir uns auch sehr über Eure Bewertung.)

Regionalliga Nord Seit Beginn der Rückrunde schreiben Illi, Zawadi, Lina und Francis bei uns ganz außergewöhnliche Spielberichte über die Spiele der FCSP 1. Frauen in der Regionalliga Nord, in denen sie das Innenleben des Teams sehr schön transportieren. Grund genug, die Vier auch mal in die Monatssendung einzuladen, über die aktuelle Saison, Fußball von Frauen und natürlich auch vieles mehr rund um den FC St. Pauli zu sprechen. Feed-Links zum Abonnieren: MP3: https://millernton.podigee.io/feed/mp3 AAC/MP4: https://millernton.podigee.io/feed/aac Opus: https://millernton.podigee.io/feed/opus Vorbis: https://millernton.podigee.io/feed/vorbis iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/de/podcast/millernton/id676972164 (Bei iTunes freuen wir uns auch sehr über Eure Bewertung.)

Rundown In this episode, Mexie talks with Jessey Njau, a community-centred urban farmer in Toronto who founded Zawadi Farm. Jessey talks about his journey from his soul-sucking job in tech to his life-giving urban farm project, the importance of community-driven food systems founded on reciprocity and mutual aid, and the possibilities for transforming cityscapes into […]

From brokenness to wholeness, Zawadi Eaton shares her powerful story of hope as she transitioned from homelessness to living in transitional housing to being a housing, social justice, and human rights activist, a motivational speaker, spoken word artist, author, and coach.   Zawadi takes our conversation to the depth of our soul as she explains how she found purpose and healing through her awakening and spiritual practices.  And the healing power of serving her community during her most difficult times.

In episode 63, Josh Ashford and Kevin Brigance are joined by wife and mother of 4, Symphony Zawadi. If you have been a fan of ours for anytime you have probably heard Symphony in the background helping her husband, Josh Zawadi, get his stories straight :) She helps us unpack how she has taken her conflict trainings used in the school system and put them into place at home. If you have never had any experience with properly managing conflict, this episode is for you. If you've had some conflict resolution training but need a refresher, this episode is for you. Episode 63 - Managing Conflict w/ Symphony Zawadi - Dads on Purpose Podcast Instagram Josh Ashford: https://www.instagram.com/DadOnPurpose Kevin Brigance: https://www.instagram.com/TheMentorCoach Symphony Zawadi: https://www.instagram.com/MelanatedMama Dad Swag: https://TLCbrand.com Episode 63 - Managing Conflict w/ Symphony Zawadi - Dads on Purpose Podcast --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tlcbrand/support

In episode 51 Josh Ashford and Kevin Brigance are joined by the Dad Doula himself, Mr. Josh Zawadi! This is Josh's 2nd time on the show and he doesn't disappoint as we talk about how to be a better father. Zawadi has a blended family and quickly learned that not even his military training prepared him for raising strong girls. Josh is was more of a "do as  I say parent" and you don't need much of an imagination to see how that parenting style went. Not far. With his wife's hep he learned how about positive parenting and it has changed his life, his wife's life and the lives of his kids for the better. ​ Join us on the journey and make sure to take notes Episode 51 - How To Be a Better Dad with Josh Zawadi Instagram Josh Ashford: https://www.instagram.com/DadOnPurpose Kevin Brigance: https://www.instagram.com/TheMentorCoach Josh Zawadi: https://www.instagram.com/MelanatedDaddy Fatherhood Apparel: https://TLCbrand.com Episode 49 - Myths About Fitness w/ Cortez Hicks - Dads on Purpose Podcast --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tlcbrand/support

How do you navigate tough patches within your marriages or partnerships? Is you mindset focused on doing whatever to get through the conflict or one that involves team work and compromise. This episode is all about how we navigate the literal storms of life along with the spritual, figurative financial storms as well. Season 2 of Life with Zawadi is all about Family reDefined: Loving, Healing and Living. This season is specially curated to take you on a journey as we celebrate our family, our kids and ourselves. Episode 6 is all about Navigating Storms but physically and internally! If anything we said resonates with you, share our content with yo peoples! Got questions for us... let us know here ---> https://anchor.fm/lifewithzawadi/message Remember: Every WEDNESDAY we plan to share with you all #LifewithZawadi content. See all the teasers from our instagram page @lifewithzawadi. Send us your questions and comments. You can even send us a voicemail via the anchor app. You could even send us an audio message via Instagram as well too. We will use that discuss our answers for you! Share this content with all the mamas and daddies you know! We have something for all of them. We are real, transparent and here to bare it all. Intro/outro music by: www.facebook.com/vincent.vangreat Be sure to follow us on all of social media: Websites: www.melanatedmama.com www.melanateddaddy.weebly.com Instagram @melanatedmama @MelanatedDaddy @lifewithzawadi Facebook @melanatedmama uses her platform to talk all things Art, DIY, Conscious Parenting ( using social emotional and restorative practices) while @melanatedDaddy uses his platform to discuss all things fatherhood, mental health and becoming a Dad Doula. Sponsorships: off for this episode Sponsorships: o --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lifewithzawadi/message

Healthy Relationships and marriages are not goals. It's work. Not every moment will be filled with bliss, some will be filled with anger, frustrations and more. How do you over that? Your kids will forever do things that cause frustrations. How do we as parents model forgiveness? This episode is all about how we navigate forgiveness with ourselves, partner and children. Season 2 of Life with Zawadi is all about Family reDefined: Loving, Healing and Living. This season is specially curated to take you on a journey as we celebrate our family, our kids and ourselves. Episode 5 is all about Forgiveness and how it shows up in our marriages or partnerships, for ourselves and with our children. Discussing the highs and lows, lessons learned listen in as we dive into the tips we use to excercise forgiveness. If anything we said resonates with you, share our content with yo peoples! Got questions for us... let us know here ---> https://anchor.fm/lifewithzawadi/message Remember: Every WEDNESDAY we plan to share with you all #LifewithZawadi content. See all the teasers from our instagram page @lifewithzawadi. Send us your questions and comments. You can even send us a voicemail via the anchor app. You could even send us an audio message via Instagram as well too. We will use that discuss our answers for you! Share this content with all the mamas and daddies you know! We have something for all of them. We are real, transparent and here to bare it all. Intro/outro music by: www.facebook.com/vincent.vangreat Be sure to follow us on all of social media: Websites: www.melanatedmama.com www.melanateddaddy.weebly.com Instagram @melanatedmama @MelanatedDaddy @lifewithzawadi Facebook @melanatedmama uses her platform to talk all things Art, DIY, Conscious Parenting ( using social emotional and restorative practices) while @melanatedDaddy uses his platform to discuss all things fatherhood, mental health and becoming a Dad Doula. Sponsorships: off for this episode Sponsorships: o --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lifewithzawadi/message

Family Vibes are a thing! Have you every wondered how a family gets to that level?? Perhaps it was organic, maybe it was curated. Either way creating the vibes you want can be a thing. Family Systems is a term I stu Have you every wonder why someA family system is defined as a complex social system I which members interact to influence each other's behavior" Season 2 of Life with Zawadi is all about Family reDefined: Loving, Healing and Living. This season is specially curated to take you on a journey as we celebrate our family, our kids and ourselves. Episode 3 is all about reflecting on the first year a marriage. Discussing the highs and lows, lessons learned and a bonus game toward the end of the episode. Love is work. A choice. A choice that we choose to make every day- even when we get on each other's nerves. If anything we said resonates with you, share our content with yo peoples! Got questions for us... let us know here ---> https://anchor.fm/lifewithzawadi/message Remember: Every WEDNESDAY we plan to share with you all #LifewithZawadi content. See all the teasers from our instagram page @lifewithzawadi. Send us your questions and comments. You can even send us a voicemail via the anchor app. You could even send us an audio message via Instagram as well too. We will use that discuss our answers for you! Share this content with all the mamas and daddies you know! We have something for all of them. We are real, transparent and here to bare it all. Intro/outro music by: www.facebook.com/vincent.vangreat Be sure to follow us on all of social media: Websites: www.melanatedmama.com www.melanateddaddy.weebly.com Instagram @melanatedmama @MelanatedDaddy @lifewithzawadi Facebook @melanatedmama uses her platform to talk all things Art, DIY, Conscious Parenting ( using social emotional and restorative practices) while @melanatedDaddy uses his platform to discuss all things fatherhood, mental health and becoming a Dad Doula. Sponsorships: off for this episode Sponsorships: o --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lifewithzawadi/message

"A perfect marriage is just two imperfect people who refuse to give up on one another." Season 2 of Life with Zawadi is all about Family reDefined: Loving, Healing and Living. This season is specially curated to take you on a journey as we celebrate our family, our kids and ourselves. Episode 3 is all about reflecting on the first year a marriage. Discussing the highs and lows, lessons learned and a bonus game toward the end of the episode. Love is work. A choice. A choice that we choose to make every day- even when we get on each other's nerves. If anything we said resonates with you, share our content with yo peoples! Got questions for us... let us know here ---> https://anchor.fm/lifewithzawadi/message Remember: Every WEDNESDAY we plan to share with you all #LifewithZawadi content. See all the teasers from our instagram page @lifewithzawadi. Send us your questions and comments. You can even send us a voicemail via the anchor app. You could even send us an audio message via Instagram as well too. We will use that discuss our answers for you! Share this content with all the mamas and daddies you know! We have something for all of them. We are real, transparent and here to bare it all. Intro/outro music by: www.facebook.com/vincent.vangreat Be sure to follow us on all of social media: Websites: www.melanatedmama.com www.melanateddaddy.weebly.com Instagram @melanatedmama @MelanatedDaddy @lifewithzawadi Facebook @melanatedmama uses her platform to talk all things Art, DIY, Conscious Parenting ( using social emotional and restorative practices) while @melanatedDaddy uses his platform to discuss all things fatherhood, mental health and becoming a Dad Doula. Sponsorships: off for this episode --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lifewithzawadi/message

This is the season for trusting God and stepping out on faith! God continues to show us that he is in control. Our family just made a huge decision! A decision that came with prayer, trust and confirmation from God. Season 2 of Life with Zawadi is all about Family reDefined: Loving, Healing and Living. This season is specially curated to take you on a journey as we celebrate our family, our kids and ourselves. QUITTING A JOB, in a middle of a pandemic is not ideal, however opportunities, that align with the desires of our heart, keep presenting themselves. Because of fear, God knew we would not take the leap, so he set it up to sort of force our hand. Wanna know which one of us quit our job??? Listen in to this quick episode to see who?!! When you are done, head over to our instagram and leave some words of encouragement!!! If anything we said resonates with you, share our content with yo peoples! Got questions for us... let us know here ---> https://anchor.fm/lifewithzawadi/message Remember: Every WEDNESDAY we plan to share with you all #LifewithZawadi content. See all the teasers from our instagram page @lifewithzawadi. Send us your questions and comments. You can even send us a voicemail via the anchor app. You could even send us an audio message via Instagram as well too. We will use that discuss our answers for you! Share this content with all the mamas and daddies you know! We have something for all of them. We are real, transparent and here to bare it all. Intro/outro music by: www.facebook.com/vincent.vangreat Be sure to follow us on all of social media: Websites: www.melanatedmama.com www.melanateddaddy.weebly.com Instagram @melanatedmama @MelanatedDaddy @lifewithzawadi Facebook @melanatedmama uses her platform to talk all things Art, DIY, Conscious Parenting ( using social emotional and restorative practices) while @melanatedDaddy uses his platform to discuss all things fatherhood, mental health and becoming a Dad Doula. Sponsorships: off for this episode --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lifewithzawadi/message

We're BAAACCKKKKK!!!!!! Have you missed us! We needed some time, away from social media, to get our minds and hearts together. We don't apologize for needing the time but do appreciate all those who checked in on us! We Love ya'll!! Season 2 of Life with Zawadi is all about Family reDefined: Loving, Healing and Living. This season is specially curated to take you on a journey as we celebrate our family, our kids and ourselves. If anything we said resonates with you, share our content with yo peoples! Episode Shoutouts: James Payne, Executive Chef- follow him on Instagram Dad Doula Free Consultation Got questions for us... let us know here ---> https://anchor.fm/lifewithzawadi/message Remember: Every WEDNESDAY we plan to share with you all #LifewithZawadi content. See all the teasers from our instagram page @lifewithzawadi. Send us your questions and comments. You can even send us a voicemail via the anchor app. You could even send us an audio message via Instagram as well too. We will use that discuss our answers for you! Share this content with all the mamas and daddies you know! We have something for all of them. We are real, transparent and here to bare it all. Intro/outro music by: www.facebook.com/vincent.vangreat Be sure to follow us on all of social media: Websites: www.melanatedmama.com www.melanateddaddy.weebly.com Instagram @melanatedmama @MelanatedDaddy @lifewithzawadi Facebook @melanatedmama uses her platform to talk all things Art, DIY, Conscious Parenting ( using social emotional and restorative practices) while @melanatedDaddy uses his platform to discuss all things fatherhood, mental health and becoming a Dad Doula. Sponsorships: off for this episode --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lifewithzawadi/message

We have a very important conversation this week with Joshua Zawadi, Founder of Melanated Daddy and Dad Doula on the necessity of partner support. Joshua shares with us the experience of struggling to get his wife truly supportive care during her pregnancy, and as a result discovering that not only is pregnancy support lacking, but pregnancy partner support is nearly non-existent. Out of this need his businesses were born. Joshua shares with us all about the tangible support tools, mental health support and practical application of birthing partner support and how they can prepare themselves and their birthing partners for pregnancy, birth and parenting. This episode is a must listen for everyone! Connect with Joshua here: www.MelanatedDaddy.com www.instagram.com/melanteddaddy/ www.twitter.com/melanateddaddy/ Josh@melanateddaddy.com

This week, Tanner and Glen are joined by Zawadi Morrow who shares his story of both being adopted as a child and the adoption of his daughter. Together, we talk about the doctrine of adoption and what earthly adoption can teach us about our Heavenly Father.Support the show and get 10% off Redbud City Coffee Roasters by using code BIBLEANDSTUFF at bbl.st/redbud.Check out "Just Because You're Mine" by Sally Lloyd-Jones at https://amzn.to/3dJgngv.For more information, visit our website at bibleandstuff.com.