New Year conversation with Stephy Nobles-Beans.

What did earn from 2020 and what are your goals for 2021?

#inspiration #motivation #womenover65 #goals

New Years Conversation with Celia Carey.

What did 2020 teach you and what are your goals for 2021? #inspiration #motivation #selfcare #playtherapy #divorce #changeisgood

Learn about my story of infertility and how I changed my nutrition plan with Donell Barlow. Donell is a passionate integrated nutritionist certified in holistic health coaching and shares our journey together. 

Keyonia Williams, MSW. Newark, NJ native. A mental health therapist providing culturally specific mental health to black/African families for the last 11 years. I specialize in working with black families struggling with issues related to trauma. My strengths include working with individuals who struggle with depression, PTSD, anxiety, grief & loss, parenting challenges, and low self-esteem.

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Today's podcast is about theater programs like at Rogers High School located in Spokane, WA. We are going to explore how these programs help create leaders and make a difference in student's lives. Our four special Kris Freeland, Katie Kaley, Danielle Brown, and Michael Glatzmaier share their experiences in the theater program. Covid 19 has impacted programs like theater in a negative way and I am concern that the theater programs will be the first to go in the schools. Join us for an amazing podcast the will transform your understanding of students' success and building strong leaders. 

Meet our guest...

Hi, I'm Katie Kaley! I'm 30 years old and I live in Spokane, WA. I graduated from Rogers High School, and I hold an AA in social services from SFCC. I have a twin brother, two nieces, and a nephew, all of whom I adore. I work for an agency contracted to write non-emergency police reports for my county, which is pretty interesting! In my free time I like trivia nights, reading, Netflix, writing poetry, listening to true crime podcasts and dancing.

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Kris Freeland is a passionate educator who has revolutionized student's lives for over 20 years in the Spokane, WA area. She has created many programs around expression and drama and is driving a new conversation about theater for communities.

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Her approach to teaching students sets them up for success in school and in the real world. Her love for students and her gift to create has touch thousands of students to make a difference in their communities.

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Danielle is a mother of four girls (one being a cancer survivor), full-time employee, full-time student, future nurse, part-time drama nerd, ex-wife, best friend, and a huge critic of the fine arts!

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MICHAEL GLATZMAIER is a comedian based in Spokane, Washington. He performs frequently at nearby comedy clubs and at the Blue Door Theatre. Michael has been playing guitar since the early age of eight and has been improvising comedy since high school. After graduating, he started performing shows featuring improvised comedy, standup, and both improvised and original songs. Since then, Michael recorded his first CD, Michael Glatzmaier Mostly Improvised, and is currently working on releasing another. Michael is the winner of 2018’s World Series of Comedy competition and he’s also performed at the Seattle Improv Festival, SFIT, and at Bumbershoot in Seattle in 2018. Michael has performed his one man show Mostly Improvised all the way from Vancouver B.C. to New York, New York.

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Learn more at www.tlptraining.com   Dr. Danielle Lane of Lane Fertility Institute is a highly regarded reproductive endocrinology and fertility specialist who provides fertility services for residents of San Francisco and Novato, California.  Patients from throughout the state of California, not to mention from throughout the entire U.S. and other countries, seek out specialized fertility treatment provided by Dr. Lane and the highly reputable team at Lane Fertility Institute.  Dr. Lane provides extensive services including IUI, IVF, fertility preservation, alternative family planning, PGD/PGS, and many other fertility services.     Dr. Lane attended McGill University before completing her medical training at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine, her residency at Yale-New Haven Hospital and her fellowship at the University of California, San Francisco. She opened the Center for Reproductive Health at Kaiser Permanente in Napa-Solano in 2005. In 2009 she founded Lane Fertility Institute. The Institute has grown to a multi-physician practice with a state of the art embryology laboratory.  Dr. Danielle Lane is committed to providing education for women about preservation of their fertility and developing lower-cost models to improve access to care.  She has built an organization focused on the core values of teamwork and collaboration needed to help individuals through their fertility journey.  In addition, the continuous and rigorous professional development that permeates the culture at Lane Fertility Institute ensures that the organization’s protocols and laboratory techniques remain on the cutting edge.  This is reflected in LFI’s consistently superior pregnancy rates.  Dr. Lane has authored many scientific articles and patient articles. Her research interests include developing patient-sensitive protocols, fertility preservation using oocyte vitrification, ethnic variability in IVF response, and improving fertility awareness amongst women aged 25-35 years.  If you have discovered a need for fertility services — whether it is treatment or fertility preservation — Dr. Lane and the team at Lane Fertility Institute is here to help you build your family.  Have question? Connect with Dr.Lane on social media... https://www.lanefertilityinstitute.com/ “Be the change you want to see in the world.” Often attributed to Gandhi, but not actually said by him. I also like “Don’t be good, be great!”  Which was a line by Jay-Z at the end of a concert in Brooklyn NY

Elisabeth Kraus is a native of Washington state, where she lives with her two daughters, Sophia and Maliyah. Having spent most of her career working, teaching and publishing in Higher Education, life took surprising turns when her sons Isaac, John, and Malcolm did not survive their births. Naturally, this heart-breaking experience opened her heart and research interests to the disparities in maternal healthcare in the US, and she decided that she wanted to help. Currently, Elisabeth has launched a Foundation (The Rosemary Foundation for Maternal Care), while also teaching at a local University and working with her two sisters on various Early Intervention healthcare initiatives. In her, albeit limited, spare time, Elisabeth loves to read, play her piano, travel (the beach is particularly close to her heart), and enjoy her daughters’ growing up."

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Meet our next guest a creative artist changing the way we look at women's bodies and motherhood. 

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Learn about what it means to have a family. Listen to Sharlene Flint's story of infertility and family. This story will share the story of what motherhood means, healing, growth, and love. 

I am an adoptive mom and former foster parent, and my youngest child has special needs. I started the podcast and blog earlier this year as a way to tell my own story as an African-American mom raising a child with a mental illness. But I soon realized it was a great platform to tell the story of other women of color. Along with the podcast I provide journals that give women the space to record their journey to keep private or to perhaps one day share if they choose to do so.

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