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Gratitude
The purpose of the Utah Women’s Walk is to recognize and show gratitude for the lives of notable women who have made significant contributions to life in the state of Utah over the past one hundred and fifty years. The intention of this project is to educate the public about the remarkable lives of Utah women and to uplift, inspire, and motivate other women to reach for their highest potential. The Utah Women’s Walk is also meant to encourage appreciation for the variety of work in which Utah women are engaged and to demonstrate the cultural, ethnic, and religious diversity in our state. Research for this project originated with the completion of a master’s thesis by Michele Welch in 2007, under the direction of Dr. Jan Roush and Dr. Melody Graulich at Utah State University. Currently, the project is underway with students in an American Studies course at Utah Valley University. Students are currently interviewing, researching, and writing about the lives of significant Utah women that most inspire them. On completion, biographies, recordings, and transcriptions of the interviews will be housed in the George Sutherland Archives at Utah Valley University.


Origin
On the last day of completing my finals at Brigham Young University in April of 2001, I wanted to do something special to commemorate my completion of an undergraduate degree in Humanities. I called my niece, Hilary, to walk through the newly completed Thanksgiving Point Garden in Lehi, Utah to celebrate this special day. Hilary and I spent a very enjoyable time reminiscing about her mother, Rebecca who had passed away from cancer five years earlier, when Hilary was only eight years old. It is hard to describe the uplifting experience we had in words—it was not just a time of celebration, it was a significant experience of enjoying the beauties of nature and sharing information with Hilary about her remarkable mother. Together the walk provided us an educational, motivating, inspirational, and healing experience not long forgotten. Shortly afterwards, I read an article in Good Housekeeping about a New Jersey Senator, Diane Allen, who was spearheading legislation to develop a “New Jersey’s Women’s Heritage Trail” commemorating the contributions of women to the history of their state. Since that time I have become aware of other projects such as the “Boston Women’s Heritage Trail,” which honors the important work of women in Massachusetts. The Boston exhibit highlights household names such as Abigail Adams, Amelia Earhart, and Rose Kennedy, while other designated women are much less familiar. Similarly, the University of Portland recently opened an exhibit on their campus called “Walk of the Heroines.” Over the course of nearly 20 years, the uplifting garden walk with my niece has developed into a viable and important future exhibit whereby many can enjoy and learn about Utah women. –Michele A. Welch


Garden Walk
On September 16, 2017 Utah Women’s Walk opened a garden walk exhibit at Thanksgiving Point as a way of honoring the women of Utah.  The opening included a welcome by Jeanette Herbert, remarks by Utah Valley University President Matthew Holland, and the One Voice Children’s Choir. The centerpiece statue Connexion, commissioned by Utah Woman’s Walk, is representative of the diversity of culture, ethnicity, racial, and age of the women of Utah.  It also depicts women lifting and supporting one another as they navigate through their personal experiences. Connexion is the only standing exhibit recognizing the collective influence of women who have powerfully shaped Utah’s unique and cherished heritage.

“I’ve learned that people forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel.” – Maya Angelou
Maya Angelou
Thanksgiving Point welcomes over 200,000 guests each year to their gardens.  As guests visit the exhibit they will be able to access, on a mobile device, abbreviated video interviews of Utah Woman’s Walk honorees.  Guests who would like more information will be directed to the full transcript and video of the interview in the Utah Valley University George Sutherland Archives, accessed through the Utah Woman’s Walk website.  We envision the garden walk to be a place of healing, learning, and appreciation. Tens of thousands will have the opportunity to walk the exhibit, read and hear the stories of these tremendous women.  The story of Utah women is the greatest story never told.


Research
Research for the Utah Women’s Walk will be based primarily on personal interviews with nominees whenever possible and rely on secondary resources as needed, for example, in the case that a nominee is deceased. Biographies written by others may also be submitted and should be no longer than 1,500 words or five typed pages. Transcripts of the interviews and final biographies will be kept in the George Sutherland Archives at Utah Valley University. Selection of women featured in the garden will reflect a wide variety of accomplishments by women who have made notable contributions in their field of expertise and have had significant influence on the lives of others both inside and outside of the state. The women chosen will reflect the diversity of the state of Utah based on modern demographic studies and, where possible, will represent all geographic regions of Utah.

Gratitude The purpose of the Utah Women’s Walk is to recognize and show gratitude for the lives of notable women who have made significant contributions to life in the state of Utah over the past one hundred and fifty years. The intention of this project is to educate the public about the remarkable lives of Utah women and to uplift, inspire, and motivate other women to reach for their highest potential. The Utah Women’s Walk is also meant to encourage appreciation for the variety of work in which Utah women are engaged and to demonstrate the cultural, ethnic, and religious diversity in our state. Research for this project originated with the completion of a master’s thesis by Michele Welch in 2007, under the direction of Dr. Jan Roush and Dr. Melody Graulich at Utah State University. Currently, the project is underway with students in an American Studies course at Utah Valley University. Students are currently interviewing, researching, and writing about the lives of significant Utah women that most inspire them. On completion, biographies, recordings, and transcriptions of the interviews will be housed in the George Sutherland Archives at Utah Valley University. Origin On the last day of completing my finals at Brigham Young University in April of 2001, I wanted to do something special to commemorate my completion of an undergraduate degree in Humanities. I called my niece, Hilary, to walk through the newly completed Thanksgiving Point Garden in Lehi, Utah to celebrate this special day. Hilary and I spent a very enjoyable time reminiscing about her mother, Rebecca who had passed away from cancer five years earlier, when Hilary was only eight years old. It is hard to describe the uplifting experience we had in words—it was not just a time of celebration, it was a significant experience of enjoying the beauties of nature and sharing information with Hilary about her remarkable mother. Together the walk provided us an educational, motivating, inspirational, and healing experience not long forgotten. Shortly afterwards, I read an article in Good Housekeeping about a New Jersey Senator, Diane Allen, who was spearheading legislation to develop a “New Jersey’s Women’s Heritage Trail” commemorating the contributions of women to the history of their state. Since that time I have become aware of other projects such as the “Boston Women’s Heritage Trail,” which honors the important work of women in Massachusetts. The Boston exhibit highlights household names such as Abigail Adams, Amelia Earhart, and Rose Kennedy, while other designated women are much less familiar. Similarly, the University of Portland recently opened an exhibit on their campus called “Walk of the Heroines.” Over the course of nearly 20 years, the uplifting garden walk with my niece has developed into a viable and important future exhibit whereby many can enjoy and learn about Utah women. –Michele A. Welch Garden Walk On September 16, 2017 Utah Women’s Walk opened a garden walk exhibit at Thanksgiving Point as a way of honoring the women of Utah. The opening included a welcome by Jeanette Herbert, remarks by Utah Valley University President Matthew Holland, and the One Voice Children’s Choir. The centerpiece statue Connexion, commissioned by Utah Woman’s Walk, is representative of the diversity of culture, ethnicity, racial, and age of the women of Utah. It also depicts women lifting and supporting one another as they navigate through their personal experiences. Connexion is the only standing exhibit recognizing the collective influence of women who have powerfully shaped Utah’s unique and cherished heritage. “I’ve learned that people forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel.” – Maya Angelou Maya Angelou Thanksgiving Point welcomes over 200,000 guests each year to their gardens. As guests visit the exhibit they will be able to access, on a mobile device, abbreviated video interviews of Utah Woman’s Walk honorees. Guests who would like more information will be directed to the full transcript and video of the interview in the Utah Valley University George Sutherland Archives, accessed through the Utah Woman’s Walk website. We envision the garden walk to be a place of healing, learning, and appreciation. Tens of thousands will have the opportunity to walk the exhibit, read and hear the stories of these tremendous women. The story of Utah women is the greatest story never told. Research Research for the Utah Women’s Walk will be based primarily on personal interviews with nominees whenever possible and rely on secondary resources as needed, for example, in the case that a nominee is deceased. Biographies written by others may also be submitted and should be no longer than 1,500 words or five typed pages. Transcripts of the interviews and final biographies will be kept in the George Sutherland Archives at Utah Valley University. Selection of women featured in the garden will reflect a wide variety of accomplishments by women who have made notable contributions in their field of expertise and have had significant influence on the lives of others both inside and outside of the state. The women chosen will reflect the diversity of the state of Utah based on modern demographic studies and, where possible, will represent all geographic regions of Utah.

LEGACIES - Utah Women's Walk

Roxanne Wilson, host of RoxTalks takes on life's current issues in this limited-edition podcast.&nbsp; Season 1: Lulawhoa - An industry look at the Amazon documentary "LuLaRich" Season 2: Toxic Beauty - A look at the HBOMax Docuseries "Not So Pretty" Season 3: Daily Dose of RoxTalks starts Jan 1, 2024

Roxanne Wilson, host of RoxTalks takes on life's current issues in this limited-edition podcast.  Season 1: Lulawhoa - An industry look at the Amazon documentary "LuLaRich" Season 2: Toxic Beauty - A look at the HBOMax Docuseries "Not So Pretty" Season 3: Daily Dose of RoxTalks starts Jan 1, 2024

Roxtalks Show

Burpee Home Gardens Tip of The Week Podcast

Psychiatrist Dr Anthony Clare conducts in depth interviews with prominent people from different walks of life.

Psychiatrist Dr Anthony Clare conducts in depth interviews with prominent people from different walks of life.

In the Psychiatrist's Chair

B-Movie Mania is a bi-monthly movie review podcast where low budgets meet high praise!

B-Movie Mania

Latinx and Latina business owners share stories of cultural identity and entrepreneurship. Join us to learn, relate, and elevate!

Remember, there's not a right way to be a Latina or Latinx.

Latinx and Latina business owners share stories of cultural identity and entrepreneurship. Join us to learn, relate, and elevate! Remember, there's not a right way to be a Latina or Latinx.

Epifania Presents: Relate & Elevate

The Life Changes Podcast explores the many changes that happen in life. Hosted by Samantha Klose and inspired by her own life journey of being an Empty Nester, guests share their experiences that brought them to this point in life.

Life Changes Podcast

What would you do if you knew anything was possible and you simply could not fail? Explore the possibility of creating your dream life and be inspired to discover and realise your dreams with Kristina Karlsson, Founder of the inspiring Dream Life brand, original founder of global Swedish design brand kikki.K and author of the book Your Dream Life Starts Here. Each episode brings you simple, practical and useful insights to help you create a future you love – as Kristina delves deep into the power of dreaming with some of the world's most inspiring thought-leaders. Take a front row seat on inspiring conversations. Explore the amazing impact dreaming has had on the lives of a diverse range of people. Listen, learn and be empowered to discover and chase your own dreams – with practical insights and lessons you can use to build a dream life of your own.
Looking for even more inspiration for your living your Dream Life? Don't forget to follow @kristinakdreamlife and visit www.thedreamlifestore.com

What would you do if you knew anything was possible and you simply could not fail? Explore the possibility of creating your dream life and be inspired to discover and realise your dreams with Kristina Karlsson, Founder of the inspiring Dream Life brand, original founder of global Swedish design brand kikki.K and author of the book Your Dream Life Starts Here. Each episode brings you simple, practical and useful insights to help you create a future you love – as Kristina delves deep into the power of dreaming with some of the world's most inspiring thought-leaders. Take a front row seat on inspiring conversations. Explore the amazing impact dreaming has had on the lives of a diverse range of people. Listen, learn and be empowered to discover and chase your own dreams – with practical insights and lessons you can use to build a dream life of your own. Looking for even more inspiration for your living your Dream Life? Don't forget to follow @kristinakdreamlife and visit www.thedreamlifestore.com

Your Dream Life with Kristina Karlsson

One of our guests suggested we change the name of the show to more accurately convey what it is we do. Her suggestion was "Four People Talking at a Table". That does pretty much sum it up!

Legacy Matters has proven that conversations are still important. On our show, we the hosts do no research on the guests we invite to be a part of our show. Every two weeks we sit down with a stranger and learn their story. We ask questions, sometimes serious and sometimes silly, as we get to know these strangers and start down the road to friendship. 

Everyone has a legacy! Join Sam, Marc and Kate every two weeks for another amazing episode of Legacy Matters!

One of our guests suggested we change the name of the show to more accurately convey what it is we do. Her suggestion was "Four People Talking at a Table". That does pretty much sum it up! Legacy Matters has proven that conversations are still important. On our show, we the hosts do no research on the guests we invite to be a part of our show. Every two weeks we sit down with a stranger and learn their story. We ask questions, sometimes serious and sometimes silly, as we get to know these strangers and start down the road to friendship. Everyone has a legacy! Join Sam, Marc and Kate every two weeks for another amazing episode of Legacy Matters!

Legacy Matters

Moose and Cheyanne have unguided conversations with Native American guests. Follow and subscribe to stay up to date.

Nomadcast

The Unartiste Podcast is an auditory diary of the views, thoughts and experiences of two LGBTQIA+ hosts living in Ghana. Denzel and Koffi talk about everything from their deep rooted love for Beyoncé and food to their experiences, positive and not so positive, as socialites in Accra, Ghana.

The Unartiste Podcast

ПОДДЕРЖАТЬ "ДУШЕВНЫЙ ПОДКАСТ": • https://www.patreon.com/dushpod • https://boosty.to/dushpod   Вы слушаете "Душевный подкаст" — ежедвухнедельное юмористическое шоу, в котором ведущие, Константин Тростенюк и Денис Карамышев, с высоты своего безграничного опыта абсолютно во всём экспертно обсуждают всё. Местами смешно, кое-где познавательно.

ПОДДЕРЖАТЬ "ДУШЕВНЫЙ ПОДКАСТ": • https://www.patreon.com/dushpod • https://boosty.to/dushpod Вы слушаете "Душевный подкаст" — ежедвухнедельное юмористическое шоу, в котором ведущие, Константин Тростенюк и Денис Карамышев, с высоты своего безграничного опыта абсолютно во всём экспертно обсуждают всё. Местами смешно, кое-где познавательно.

ПОДДЕРЖАТЬ "ДУШЕВНЫЙ ПОДКАСТ":&nbsp;• https://www.patreon.com/dushpod&nbsp;• https://boosty.to/dushpod&nbsp; &nbsp;Вы слушаете "Душевный подкаст" — ежедвухнедельное юмористическое шоу, в котором ведущие, Константин Тростенюк и Денис Карамышев, с высоты своего безграничного опыта абсолютно во всём экспертно обсуждают всё. Местами смешно, кое-где познавательно.

Душевный подкаст

Seeing Color is a podcast that talks with cultural workers and artists of color in order to expand the area of what is a predominantly white space in the arts. With discussions shifting between art and race, Zhiwan Cheung hashes out with guests a range of topics about the creative process in a white-dominated art world.

Seeing Color

Stories about signs from loved ones who have passed to the other side. Follow the hashtag #SignsFromTheOtherSide on all social media. And feel free to share your story in our private group on Facebook called Believers In Signs or at https://FernRonay.com

Signs From The Other Side with Fern Ronay

The world of BDSM is like the ocean, isn't it? So much depth with beautiful colors, unique creatures that swim in it's abyss. This podcast ties in with my blog and I hope that you guys enjoy the education and journey of my personal lifestyle, and more!

In My Little Space

Learning to navigate through this reality we call life on earth. Join in as I discover how to articulate and develop my beliefs about the nature of ourselves, the world, and Truth. Peace and love.

As We Know It

Tending Your Life is a podcast from Christy Tending—that’s me!—I’m an activist, self-care mentor, writer, artist, and mama. In this podcast, we’ll explore the spiritual and political practice of being human. Expect deep inquiry into activism, spirituality, nature, creativity, and relationships. Tending Your Life is designed to evolve our legacies, individually and collectively. This is where self-care and devotional service meet—and become friends. Together, we’ll embrace our whole, messy, beautiful selves—as we work toward this wish: May we all be free.

Tending Your Life

Comedian, Motivational Speaker and Entrepreneur, Dee Lee hosts a weekly podcast with interviews from people you may or may know, but you can relate too. Listen as they discuss their battles and derailments in life, but somehow came out on top because they had the means to "Figure It Out".

Figure It Out with Dee Lee

On the Green Fence lives up to its name in looking at complex, often divisive environmental issues from multiple angles. It’s not about greenism, but about delving into the major concerns of our time in an engaging and human way. DW reporter Neil King sits on the fence and explores the role business, society and science play in our transition to a more environmentally friendly world. In so doing, he aims to make sense of issues that affect us all, but which are often over-simplified or convoluted by ideology and lobbyism. On the Green Fence stands for an open-minded, relevant and entertaining approach to the environment.

On The Green Fence

In each episode, Kayleen invites guests to share a physical scar and an internal (mental/emotional/spiritual) scar. Join in the love, laughter, and loss (and ugly-crying) as we connect through stories and the Scars We Share.

Scars We Share

We're 30! now WHAT?! Hosted by two sisters leading very different lives, bring their concerns, gripes, and surprising moments of aging, straight to your ears. Maria, married with three children living in the Suburbs, and Anya, in a long term relationship, has a dog and a cat, lives in the city. 30 is not what they expected.

We're 30! now WHAT?!

Best friends, Delaney Shae and Emilee Ford, connected at the hip with attachment issues and separation anxiety overthink and talk candidly about their everyday lives, inserting their unsolicited opinion on a podcast that nobody asked for. Expect to hear Delaney and Emilee talk and overthink about college, relationships, spirituality, and life in general. 
Cover art by Emily McCauslin - @emilymccauslin
Follow us!
Emilee Ford:
Instagram- @emilee_ford
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Instagram- @delaneyyshae

Best friends, Delaney Shae and Emilee Ford, connected at the hip with attachment issues and separation anxiety overthink and talk candidly about their everyday lives, inserting their unsolicited opinion on a podcast that nobody asked for. Expect to hear Delaney and Emilee talk and overthink about college, relationships, spirituality, and life in general. Cover art by Emily McCauslin - @emilymccauslin Follow us! Emilee Ford: Instagram- @emilee_ford Delaney Shae: Instagram- @delaneyyshae

Overthinking

What would you ask someone who is nearing the end of their life? This podcast explores the thoughts and feelings of people who have been given a terminal diagnosis and who may have six months or less to live. I also attempt to uncover why these conversations around death and dying can be so hard to have.

What would you ask someone who is nearing the end of their life? This podcast explores the thoughts and feelings of people who have been given a terminal diagnosis and who may have six months or less to live. I also attempt to uncover why these conversations around death and dying can be so hard to have.

6 Months or Less

Join Erika Eleniak—longtime actress and Spiritual Alchemist—on a self-empowerment journey and start tapping into your inner power and discovering your truest self. Each week, Erika shares how her unique practices helped her through life’s trials and triumphs. Erika will show you how you can use these same techniques to authentically gain complete self-confidence and begin to manifest the life you’ve always dreamed of and attract the people you want to share life with. Erika’s techniques are universal and will empower you no matter your religious or spiritual beliefs. An open heart is all you need to begin.Erika is also joined by close friends, celebrity guests, and other inspiring people who will help expand your passions and recognize the golden thread that connects and unites us.

Spiritual Alchemy with Erika

I am here to bring your dose of positivity, fun, laughter, and good affirmations to your day ❤️ We will y’all about every subject to do with life school,family,relationships and more! Stay tuned loves 🔥

Affirmations 👏

Life Lessons to help you pass your test in Life! 

It is our experiences that shape us. We have all had very hard, traumatic things to happen to us. We, sometimes, don’t always know the best ways to become more of ourselves through those things. 

With every experience there is the opportunity to discover and recover more of who we are.

This podcast is about Life Lessons, Universal encounters, and way to handle them without creating more of the things we don’t desire.

Come and learn with me.

Life Lessons to help you pass your test in Life! It is our experiences that shape us. We have all had very hard, traumatic things to happen to us. We, sometimes, don’t always know the best ways to become more of ourselves through those things. With every experience there is the opportunity to discover and recover more of who we are. This podcast is about Life Lessons, Universal encounters, and way to handle them without creating more of the things we don’t desire. Come and learn with me.

Life Lessons with Indie Wrytes

What is it like for a 40 year old Louisiana girl who moves to ATL to change the course of her life? Join Christi G as she explores topics like changing careers, adjusting to a new home, finding happiness through it all and much more.

Invisible Black Girl

Talking about everything and anything so come on for the ride.

BSTV 24/7

Hello there I'm Lila Collins and this is my new podcast Fantastic Geeks And Where To Find Them I talk about many things such as daily struggles, conspiracy theories and more so stay tuned Lila out!

Fantastic Geeks And Where To Find Them

Early in 2018, I realized I was about to turn 50. To say I reacted strongly would be an understatement. I was in shock. I was devastated. Angry. Scared. Hopeless. I took to my bed. About 6 months later, I forced myself out of bed. I had wasted my adult life hiding in fear. I couldn't get those years back, but I could try to salvage the years I had left. I challenged myself to do 50 brave things before I turned 51. As I worked through the numbers on my list, I found strength I never knew I possessed. I found the hope that I had lost. I found freedom from my past. I found the will to push past my fear and finally live. This is the story of my year of living dangerously.

Broken to Brave

Esto es "Podemos vivir esta historia", el podcast de dos amigas periodistas que profundizan en las ideas que tenemos sobre el amor,  la femineidad, la maternidad, el sentido de la existencia  y los temas que mueven el mundo.

Queremos que con nuestras historias, ustedes también vivan las suyas. 

Acompáñenos vivir a esta historia y ver cómo termina. 

Apóyanos en Patrion https://www.patreon.com/Podemosvivirestahistoria


Por Daniela Kammoun y Carla Candia Casado

Esto es "Podemos vivir esta historia", el podcast de dos amigas periodistas que profundizan en las ideas que tenemos sobre el amor, la femineidad, la maternidad, el sentido de la existencia y los temas que mueven el mundo. Queremos que con nuestras historias, ustedes también vivan las suyas. Acompáñenos vivir a esta historia y ver cómo termina. Apóyanos en Patrion https://www.patreon.com/Podemosvivirestahistoria Por Daniela Kammoun y Carla Candia Casado

Esto es "Podemos vivir esta historia", el podcast de dos amigas periodistas que profundizan en las ideas que tenemos sobre el amor,&nbsp; la femineidad, la maternidad, el sentido de la existencia&nbsp; y los temas que mueven el mundo.

Queremos que con nuestras historias, ustedes también vivan las suyas. 

Acompáñenos&nbsp;vivir a esta historia y ver cómo termina. 

Apóyanos en Patrion https://www.patreon.com/Podemosvivirestahistoria


Por Daniela Kammoun y Carla Candia Casado

Podemos vivir esta historia

One teen girl who talk about one word that listeners send in. Tune in every Thursday! DM us @onewordconvos or email us at onewordconvos@gmail.com with your word!

One Word Convos

Welcome to Hope’s Cast, a space dedicated to self-growth and motivation. Follow host Hope Salman, a television reporter with keen interviewing skills honed in Chicago, as she talks to people who have kept going through difficult times. With Hope, guests get beyond highlight reels on social media and share how they’re cracking life’s codes.

Hope's Cast

We ask the questions all the time, “Was that really Him, was that God?  Or was it just me?” That still small voice inside you, who is it really?  Does the Almighty talk to the average person submerged in day-to-day experiences?  Where is He?  More importantly, where WAS He? Like 97% of all Americans, Bruce is as ordinary and unremarkable as anyone.  From pastor to police officer - to living paycheck to paycheck, Bruce is obsessed with trying to prove a parallel between past experiences and God speaking directly.  A simple self-improvement podcast as the true, meaningful, hilarious, personal, and sometimes tragic stories are brought to you with the added connection of inspired words.

We ask the questions all the time, “Was that really Him, was that God? Or was it just me?” That still small voice inside you, who is it really? Does the Almighty talk to the average person submerged in day-to-day experiences? Where is He? More importantly, where WAS He? Like 97% of all Americans, Bruce is as ordinary and unremarkable as anyone. From pastor to police officer - to living paycheck to paycheck, Bruce is obsessed with trying to prove a parallel between past experiences and God speaking directly. A simple self-improvement podcast as the true, meaningful, hilarious, personal, and sometimes tragic stories are brought to you with the added connection of inspired words.

Parallel Proof

Host Finn (he/him) invites you into the conversations he is normally having alone, while fighting for his life on a Citi bike in Brooklyn. Whether the conversation is about his queer identity, how he manages living in a one bedroom shoe box with two cats and his fiance, or his current running pace; he is happy to have you here. New episodes every, well whenever.

Composed Mess

An intentionally broad series of interviews about Enthusiasm!  Interviews focus on enthusiasm for professional pursuits, creative passions, general curiosities and everything in-between.

An intentionally broad series of interviews about Enthusiasm! Interviews focus on enthusiasm for professional pursuits, creative passions, general curiosities and everything in-between.

Enthusiasm Diaries

Every entrepreneur expects to fail at some point — it’s part of the process. But what happens when you fail big? Flops uncovers how outrageous failure can spark learning, inspire bold new ideas, lead to surprising redemptions, and offer a chance to build something better. Join hosts Karen Beattie and Ray Sylvester as they talk to ambitious entrepreneurs about the failures — and rebounds — that shaped them into who they are today.

Every entrepreneur expects to fail at some point — it’s part of the process. But what happens when you fail big? Flops uncovers how outrageous failure can spark learning, inspire bold new ideas, lead to surprising redemptions, and offer a chance to build something better. Join hosts Karen Beattie and Ray Sylvester as they talk to ambitious entrepreneurs about the failures — and rebounds — that shaped them into who they are today.

Flops

Have you ever wondered what the people who work in and around Wrigley Field do on their personal time? Ever wonder what former Cubs are up to? Our podcast will take you on an amazing journey, introducing you to some amazing people we have met along the way, discussing hot topics, a few silly games and a overall good time. We throw in a few surprise guests along the way, of course! Disclaimer: the opinions and views expressed are those of the speakers , and do not reflect the opinions and views of any team or organization.

Personal Journals Podcasts / Page 63

LEGACIES - Utah Women's Walk

Roxtalks Show

Burpee Home Gardens Tip of The Week Podcast

In the Psychiatrist's Chair

B-Movie Mania

Epifania Presents: Relate & Elevate

Life Changes Podcast

Your Dream Life with Kristina Karlsson

Legacy Matters

Nomadcast

The Unartiste Podcast

Душевный подкаст

Seeing Color

Signs From The Other Side with Fern Ronay

In My Little Space

As We Know It

Tending Your Life

Figure It Out with Dee Lee

On The Green Fence

Scars We Share

We're 30! now WHAT?!

Overthinking

6 Months or Less

Spiritual Alchemy with Erika

Affirmations 👏

Life Lessons with Indie Wrytes

Invisible Black Girl

BSTV 24/7

Fantastic Geeks And Where To Find Them

Broken to Brave

Podemos vivir esta historia

One Word Convos

Hope's Cast

Parallel Proof

Composed Mess

Enthusiasm Diaries

Flops

Mistaken Identity: Beyond The Ballpark

Black and White and Thin Blue Lines

30's the New 20

Profound Awesomeness

XYXX

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