Bedste Nadine Smith-podcasts (2024)

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Prioritizing Ourselves in Busy Seasons + Nadine's Plans for 2025 36:24

5h ago36:24

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175 If your calendar keeps filling up, but your own needs are neglected, this episode is for you. Nadine shares the 5 ways she prioritizing enjoyment, rest, and self-connection, especially as the holidays approach. She also shares a sneak peek for her 2025 plans, personally and professionally. Two opportunities for women writers: Nov 18 12-1 CST: T…

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“Applying Intelligence to Business Strategy” with Jonathan B. Smith 1:01:42

5d ago1:01:42

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Summary Jonathan B. Smith (X; LinkedIn) joins Andrew (X; LinkedIn) to discuss the application of intelligence to entrepreneurship. Jonathan is an entrepreneur, author, and business strategist. What You’ll Learn Intelligence Building high-performance teams Case officers vs. entrepreneurs Networking and overcoming operational challenges Curiosity as …

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Beyond the Veil: Embracing Signs, Spirit Teams, and Sacred Connections with Psychic medium and Podcaster Jessica Lynne 49:48

5d ago49:48

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In this episode I’m Joined by Jessica Lynne, a renowned psychic medium from Australia, whose journey to discovering her gift is both inspiring and deeply personal. Through her connection with her beloved Nanna and early meditation practices, Jessica found a bridge to the unseen world. Together, we explore the comfort that comes from knowing our lov…

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How to Hold Ourselves When We're Hurting w/ Dr. Hillary McBride 58:15

7d ago58:15

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174 Why does it hurt so badly when things don't go as we'd hoped? How do we hold ourselves when we're in great pain? How do we talk to others so that we can reestablish loving connections when they've hurt us or we've hurt them? Psychologist and embodiment expert Dr. Hillary McBride answers all these questions and more in this profound conversation…

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Marcus Myers 59:34

10d ago59:34

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Lisa and Rich talk with Marcus Myers, former UT football player, Austin native and Diversity & Inclusion advocate in technology. He discusses his time on UT’s 2005 Championship football team, his collegiate recruitment experience, and how much college football has changed. Marcus also shares why he proudly identifies as a self-proclaimed nerd/jock,…

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“The Skinny on Cuban Intelligence” – with Counterintelligence expert Ean Forsythe 1:10:02

12d ago1:10:02

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Summary Ean Forsythe joins Andrew to discuss the history of Cuban intelligence. Ean is the Counterintelligence and Security Center Chair at the National Intelligence University. What You’ll Learn Intelligence The history and evolution of Cuban intelligence Case studies, including Ana Montes, Kendall Meyers, and the Cuban Five Counterintelligence st…

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Finding Clarity in Mortality: Insights from a Fellow Podcaster and Palliative Care Chaplain Cody Hufstedler 1:06:16

12d ago1:06:16

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In this episode I welcome Cody Hufstedler, a palliative care chaplain and host of ‘Dying to Tell You’, for a deeply insightful discussion on life, loss, and finding meaning at the end. We talk about the complex themes of loss, grief, and the remarkable transformations that often emerge in life’s closing chapters. Cody’s journey into chaplaincy is n…

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Episode 11: John Noltner challenges stereotypes and fosters dialogue by helping communities tell their stories 36:57

13d ago36:57

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In the final episode of Side by Side's first season, Ellen talks with photographer John Noltner, founder of ‘A Peace of My Mind,’ a storytelling project that captures personal stories and portraits to foster dialogue across divides. John discusses the human tendency to avoid challenging preconceived notions and how storytelling deepens our understa…

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How to Make an Impact w/ Patty McNair 45:01

14d ago45:01

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173 Have you ever encountered a person who changed the course of your life forever? Such was the case when Nadine took Patty McNair's creative writing MFA class 19 years ago. In this episode, the two discuss why Patty's teaching style is so effective, Patty's path to becoming a writer, and the single most impactful component of a creative writing l…

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Episode 10: Brigid Tuck explores what would happen if Minnesota's rural economy disappeared 21:42

18d ago21:42

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In this episode, Ellen welcomes colleague Brigid Tuck, an economist at the University of Minnesota Extension, who sheds light on a 2011 study demonstrating economic interdependence between rural and urban areas in Minnesota. Conducted in collaboration with Minnesota Rural Partners, the study highlights how economic changes in either region can sign…

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Discussing the Structures of the Year with the IStructE 53:37

18d ago53:37

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In the latest episode of The Engineers Collective from New Civil Engineer, host Rob Hakimian welcomes Professor John Orr from the Institution of Structural Engineers (IStructE) and Cambridge University Department of Engineering. They discuss the IStructE’s upcoming 2024 Structural Awards, which seeks to honour the outstanding structures from all ov…

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Bellingcat: An Intelligence Agency for the People with Eliot Higgins 1:07:27

19d ago1:07:27

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Summary Eliot Higgins (X; Wikipedia) joins Andrew (X; LinkedIn) to discuss the work of Bellingcat. Eliot founded the open-source investigative website in 2014. What You’ll Learn Intelligence Bellingcat’s approach to “investigative journalism” The rise of OSINT as a tool of journalism Bellingcat’s relationship with intelligence agencies Case studies…

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Breaking Free from a Life of Control: Crystal Ball’s Journey from Cult Trauma to Rediscovering Her Voice 1:07:14

19d ago1:07:14

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In this episode I welcome Crystal Ball, a powerful survivor whose story sheds light on resilience, courage, and the journey of reclaiming one's life. From an oppressive childhood in the strict “Shiny Happy People” cult to the immense challenges she faced after breaking free, Crystal opens up about her path to healing and rebuilding. She shares the …

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Life in the Ellipsis w/ Maggie Smith 1:03:35

21d ago1:03:35

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172 What do we do when the future we thought we’d have gets wiped clean, and we're stuck in uncertainty? Bestselling author Maggie Smith joins us to talk about life in the in-between and how, even when we’re at a loss, we can still trust ourselves. She also explores the writerly decisions she made in her most recent bestseller (and one of Nadine’s …

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Episode 36: Jim Phelan & Suzanne Keen — John Cheever’s “The Death of Justina” 51:12

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In this episode of the Project Narrative Podcast, Jim Phelan and Suzanne Keen discuss John Cheever’s 1960 short story, “The Death of Justina.” Suzanne Keen is a Professor of English at Scripps College in Claremont, California. Keen wrote the book on narrative empathy, Empathy in the Novel, which came out in 2007 and opened up a rich and wide rangin…

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Episode 9: Tony Pipa discusses the need to modernize rural policy and make the connections between rural and urban areas visible 43:04

25d ago43:04

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In this week's episode, Ellen talks with Tony Pipa senior fellow at the Brookings Institution about the significance of rural policy and its outdated approaches. Tony discusses the essential role rural areas play in providing energy, food, and manufacturing for urban centers, emphasizing the need for a cohesive national rural strategy. Tony also hi…

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The Cyber Behavioral Profiler with Cameron Malin 1:08:30

26d ago1:08:30

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Summary Cameron Malin (LinkedIn) joins Andrew (X; LinkedIn) to discuss cyber and behavioral profiling. Cameron was the creator and founder of the FBI’s Cyber Behavioral Analysis Center. What You’ll Learn Intelligence The historical origins of behavioral profiling Applying behavioral profiling to counterintelligence and cyber threats Nature vs. Nurt…

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Wired for Survival: How the Brain Navigates Trauma, Loneliness, and Healing with psychiatrist and bestselling author Dr. Anders Hansen 1:00:39

26d ago1:00:39

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In this episode I'm Joined by a special guest, Dr. Anders Hansen, a psychiatrist and best selling author from Stockholm. Together, we explore the surprising science behind loneliness, mental health, and how our brains are wired for survival. You’ll learn how isolation not only impacts emotional well-being but also worsens physical health, increasin…

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New Season + How to Lead Life-Changing Retreats 1:16:36

28d ago1:16:36

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171 Nadine kicks off a new season by announcing the big projects she's been working on behind the scenes. She also shares an in-depth recap of her recent women's writing retreat in CA. In this conversation with retreat participant and podcast producer, Michelle Redo, Nadine shares top tips for hosting intentional gatherings that foster deep connect…

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Episode 8: Brian Dabson explains rural-urban interdependence and its importance in developing more effective policies 43:18

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In this episode, Ellen talks with Brian Dabson, a rural policy researcher, and one of the few analysts exploring rural-urban interdependence in the United States. Brian explains the significance of rural-urban interdependence as being essential for economic and social development. He shares the limitations of current definitions for rural and urban…

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The FBI Hostage Negotiator - with Chris Voss 1:12:07

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Summary Chris Voss (X; LinkedIn) joins Andrew (X; LinkedIn) to discuss the art of negotiation. Chris formerly served as the FBI lead international hostage negotiator. What You’ll Learn Intelligence The very basics of negotiation, including the phrase “Never split the difference” The art of Tactical Empathy Case studies from Chris’ career, including…

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Reclaiming Life and Identity: Healing from Trauma Bonds and Empowering Others to Break Free with Therapist and Trauma Bond Expert Dr. Nadine Macaluso 1:00:46

1M ago1:00:46

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In this special anniversary episode of Judging Meghan, we’re celebrating four years since the podcast first began. And, in an unexpected twist of fate, my very first guest, Dr. Nadine Macaluso, is back with me! It wasn’t something we had planned, but life has a funny way of working out. Known for her groundbreaking work in trauma bonding and comple…

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Episode 7: Nadine Bill discusses Red Lake Nation College's expansion to Minneapolis and connecting rural and urban Native communities 44:13

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In this episode, Ellen talks with Nadine Bill, Executive Director of Red Lake Nation College's new site in downtown Minneapolis. Nadine shares the college's history, its commitment to language and cultural preservation, and the new Minneapolis site's objectives to expand education access to urban Indigenous communities. Nadine talks about Red Lake …

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The U.S. House Intelligence Committee - with Ranking Member Congressman Jim Himes 57:31

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Summary Jim Himes (Website; X) joins Andrew (X; LinkedIn) to discuss the U.S. House Intelligence Committee. Jim has served as the U.S. representative for Connecticut’s 4th congressional district since 2009. What You’ll Learn Intelligence The House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence: Its role and operations The importance of bipartisan colla…

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Empowering Your Journey: Self-Acceptance, Clean Beauty, and Aging on Your Own Terms with Josh Rosebrook Founder of the Clean Beauty Brand Josh Rosebrook Skin and Hair Care 1:11:57

1M ago1:11:57

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In this episode I'm joined by close friend, Josh Rosebrook—founder of the clean beauty brand Josh Rosebrook Skin and Hair Care with products awarded by harpers bazar and featured in magazines like Vogue and Vanity Fair. We have a conversation about beauty, aging, and self-acceptance. And explore the world of clean beauty, shedding light on the scie…

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Dewi Smith 1:11:50

2M ago1:11:50

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Lisa and Rich talk with community connector, voter motivator and conduit of curiosity Dewi Smith, highlighting the importance of being an educated voter. Dewi also shares her origin story, educational journey, devotion to the community, and commitment to rallying voters for this upcoming election. The post Dewi Smith appeared first on KUT & KUTX St…

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Episode 6: Jane Leonard provides insight into Minnesota’s rural and urban communities connections and disconnections 31:48

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In this episode, Ellen connects with Jane Leonard, former president of Growth & Justice. Jane has worked across various sectors in Minnesota since 1979, including journalism, rural and economic development, and technology advancement. Jane shares her experiences from her early days as a journalist in a small town to leading statewide initiatives fo…

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Digital Innovation and the Next Frontier of Intelligence - with Jennifer Ewbank 1:14:54

2M ago1:14:54

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Summary Jennifer Ewbank (LinkedIn) joins Andrew (X; LinkedIn) to discuss the integration of technology within intelligence. Jennifer recently retired from her role as Deputy Director of CIA for Digital Innovation. What You’ll Learn Intelligence The qualities and skills of great digital leadership Risk management in intelligence The roles, responsib…

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Healing Trauma Bonds: Parenting, Patterns, and Finding Authentic Connection with Licensed Professional Counselor, Author, Speaker, and Podcast Host Dr. Laura Copley 1:00:50

2M ago1:00:50

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In this episode of Judging Meghan, I sit down with the incredible Dr. Laura Copley, a licensed professional counselor, author, speaker, and podcast host of “Tough Love with Dr. Laura Copley”, to dive deep into the transformative journey of healing, growth, and the complexities of life’s challenges. Dr. Laura shares her wisdom on how trauma can impa…

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Episode 35: Jim Phelan & Christopher González — Junot Díaz’s “The Books of Losing You” 45:19

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In this episode of the Project Narrative Podcast, Jim Phelan and Christopher González discuss Junot Díaz’s 2024 flash fiction, “The Books of Losing You.” Christopher González is a graduate of The Ohio State University. He is Jacob and Frances Sanger Mossiker Chair in the Department of English at Southern Methodist University, and González has also …

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Episode 5: Che "Rhymefest" Smith reflects on cultural communion and how he bridges between Chicago and Cody, Wyoming 43:42

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In this episode, artist and rapper Che "Rhymfest" Smith discusses his experiences growing up in Chicago and his transformative experiences in Cody, Wyoming. He reflects on how art can foster cultural communion and play a key role in bridging differences. Che talks about the importance of service and justice and shares how his organization, Art of C…

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Why developing more pumped storage hydro is crucial in the energy transition 50:21

2M ago50:21

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The latest episode of the Engineers Collective is out now: listen in on Spotify, Apple Podcasts or your usual platform. This month we’re joined by the International Hydropower Association (IHA) to discuss the “grandfather” of renewable energy. IHA senior energy policy manager Rebecca Ellis chats to NCE news editor Rob Hakimian about the history and…

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Turning Pain into Purpose: A Journey Through Chronic Illness, Trauma, and Healing with Wellness Coach, Advocate, And podcaster Allyn Amerongen 1:00:12

2M ago1:00:12

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In this episode of Judging Meghan I talk with Allyn Amerongen, an advocate, wellness coach, and podcaster who empowers women with chronic illnesses. Allyn opens up about her own journey with a chronic condition, sharing the obstacles she's faced and the resilience she's found. Her story reveals how she turned her pain into a powerful source of stre…

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Ciphers, Disguise, and Invisible Ink: Tools of the Trade with Pete Langman & Nadine Akkerman 1:07:31

2M ago1:07:31

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Summary Pete Langman and Nadine Akkerman join Andrew to discuss espionage in Elizabethan England. Pete and Nadine are authors of the new book Spycraft: Tricks and Tools of the Dangerous Trade from Elizabeth I to the Restoration. What You’ll Learn Intelligence Spymasters of the Elizabethan era Techniques in forgeries, invisible inks, and seal-making…

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Episode 4: Julie Tesch and Jake Loesch discuss the "Interconnected" series and the shared challenges facing rural and urban Minnesotans 37:21

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In this episode, Ellen talks with Julie Tesch from the Center for Rural Policy and Development and Jake Loesch from Citizens League. Julie and Jake discuss their "Interconnected" conversation series, which explores shared challenges between rural and urban communities and opportunities for designing effective statewide systems. Since 2020, the Inte…

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The Future of OSINT and the Intelligence Community with Jason Barrett 1:12:29

2M ago1:12:29

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Summary Jason Barrett (LinkedIn) joins Andrew (X; LinkedIn) to discuss the integration of open-source intelligence into the American Intelligence Community. Jason is the first-ever OSINT Executive. What You’ll Learn Intelligence Historical examples of OSINT The evolution of Open Source Intelligence The challenges and unique opportunities OSINT pres…

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From Hurt to Healing: Finding Strength and Healing Through Personal Narratives with Story Healer and Guide Dr. Rick Diamond 1:02:27

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In this episode I’m joined by Dr. Rick Diamond, an expert in the intersection of storytelling and healing, We explore our journeys from being deeply involved in organized religion to embracing a more personal and fluid spiritual path. Rick and I share how our experiences have taught us that spirituality isn't confined to a particular place or organ…

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Navigating Life's Tsunamis w/ Mae Yoshikawa 1:04:44

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172 In this profound encore episode, yoga and meditation instructor, Mae Yoshikawa, talks about how to hold on when you're faced with devastating circumstances. If you feel adrift and in deep pain, this hopeful conversation is for you. About Nadine: Learn more about Nadine's Writer Workout community. Nadine Kenney Johnstone is a holistic writing co…

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Episode 3: Tuleah Palmer & R.T. Rybak explore the importance of rural-urban interdependence in Minnesota 52:06

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R. T. Rybak and Tuleah Palmer lead the most urban and rural Minnesota foundations. They both wrote editorials in the Star Tribune in 2023 about the importance of rural-urban interdependence in Minnesota. In this conversation, Ellen Wolter moderates a discussion between Tuleah and R.T. about the intricate interdependence between rural and urban Minn…

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The Spycatcher Affair & MI5: The Scandal that Shook Britain with Tim Tate 1:15:50

2M ago1:15:50

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Summary Tim Tate (Website) joins Andrew (X; LinkedIn) to discuss the Spycatcher Affair. Tim is a best-selling author and award-winning filmmaker. What You’ll Learn Intelligence Peter Wright: His background and motives The contents of Spycatcher including the exposure of alleged soviet moles The UK’s efforts to keep their secrets secret The lasting …

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Finding Wholeness: Reconnecting with Ourselves Through IFS Therapy with Tamala Floyd, LCSW 1:03:43

2M ago1:03:43

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In this episode I’m joined by Tamala Floyd. Tamala, a psychotherapist who specializes in Internal Family Systems (IFS) therapy, bravely shares her story of growing up in a home filled with domestic violence and the lasting impact it had on her life. Together, we explore the hidden struggles so many of us face as trauma survivors and talk about the …

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The Best Writing Advice w/Book Biz Expert Jane Friedman 59:28

2M ago59:28

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171 In this encore episode, writing guru Jane Friedman answers all your burning questions about the business of being a writer (which also happens to be the title of her latest book). Covered in this episode: -How the pandemic changed the publishing industry (for the better) -How to have an honest outlook about getting published and still have hope…

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Amanda Johnston 1:06:00

2M ago1:06:00

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In the premiere of Season 3 of Black Austin Matters, hosts Lisa and Rich sit down with Amanda Johnston, the trailblazing poet who became the first Black woman to hold the title of Texas Poet Laureate and the founder of Torch Literary Arts. Amanda shares insights into her childhood, her evolution as a writer, the transformative power of poetry, her …

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Episode 2: Nick Jacobs, author of The Rural Voter, shares his findings and explains how the 'gap effect' leads to simple stories about rural and urban spaces 37:21

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In this episode, Ellen interviews Nick Jacobs, co-author of "The Rural Voter," about the nuances of rural America and how they are often overlooked when we consider the complex relationship between rural and urban spaces. They discuss the methodology behind Nick’s research and the challenges of surveying rural populations. They also delve into "rur…

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The Director-General of the Australian Signals Directorate with Rachel Noble 1:11:15

2M ago1:11:15

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Summary Rachel Noble joins Andrew to discuss her role as Director-General of the Australian Signals Directorate. Rachel is the first woman to hold this position. What You’ll Learn Intelligence The Australian Signals Directorate: Its purpose and mission The true story of the Pine Gap spy facility Leadership in Intelligence The SIGINT origins of the …

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Redefining Self-Worth: Overcoming Psoriatic Arthritis and Advocating for Body Positivity with with Voiceover Artist, Disability, and Fat Liberation Advocate Maria Pendolino 1:16:24

3M ago1:16:24

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In this episode, I’m joined by Maria Pendolino, a successful voiceover artist and passionate advocate for disability and fat liberation. Together, we explore the transformative journey of breaking free from labels and societal expectations—whether it’s the roles we inherit from our families or the body standards we’re pressured to conform to. Maria…

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Simplify Your Life 54:40

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169 While Nadine is on a short break, we revisit this fan-favorite episode with the Millennial Minimalists, who show you how to declutter your life while also prioritizing self compassion. About Nadine: Learn more about Nadine's Writer Workout community. Nadine Kenney Johnstone is a holistic writing coach who helps women develop and publish their s…

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Angel Finally Found His Wings: How Community and Compassion Transformed Ron Hunter's Life 1:13:51

3M ago1:13:51

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In this episode, I’m joined by the inspiring Ron Hunter, a survivor of childhood trauma and the author of ‘Angel Finally Found His Wings’. Together, we dive deep into a profoundly emotional exploration of survival, resilience, and the extraordinary courage it takes to confront the past. Ron shares his incredible journey, one that began with a child…

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Episode 1: Former North Dakota Senator Heidi Heitkamp explains why rural and urban America should care about each other 33:42

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In our first episode, former U.S. Senator Heidi Heitkamp, now Director of University of Chicago’s Institute of Politics (IOP), discusses the vital connections between rural and urban America. She shares her experiences growing up in a small town and explains the goals behind IOPs recent Bridging the Divide conference to bring rural and urban Americ…

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Lethal Action - Understanding Poison with Neil Bradbury 1:12:10

3M ago1:12:10

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Summary Neil Bradbury (Website, LinkedIn) joins Andrew (X; LinkedIn) to discuss the deadly history of poison and espionage. Neil is an author and biochemist. What You’ll Learn Intelligence How different poisons affect the human body The usage of poisons as a covert assassination method The deaths of defectors Alexander Litvinenko and Georgi Markov …

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