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The Patricia Raskin Show
Hosted by Patricia Raskin · EN
Relationships, health, spirituality, finances and community concerns, reclaim control of all areas of your life with the power of positive thinking. Patricia Raskin and her guests will bring you practical, positive solutions for a happy, empowered and successful life. www.patriciaraskin.com
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Randi Halaway - Self-Leadership and Personal Power
Jan 500:45:25Tap to summarizeDESCRIPTION: Randi Halaway is a Self-Leadership and Personal Power Expert, Speaker, and Coach and creator of The Personal Power Way, a transformational framework that helps leaders and entrepreneurs reclaim their inner strength, regulate their nervous system, and lead with grounded confidence. An entrepreneur since 2001, Randi built and sold a thriving salon business before stepping fully into coaching and speaking. Her work goes beyond surface-level empowerment. She will discuss how to move past fear, chaos, and limiting beliefs, and to step into clarity, freedom, and the infinite possibilities available when we lead from personal power. GUEST BIO: Randi Halaway is a Self-Leadership and Personal Power Expert, Speaker, and Coach who helps leaders, entrepreneurs, and visionaries step into alignment, clarity, and freedom. She is the creator of The Personal Power Way, a heart-centered framework that guides people to navigate their blocks, regulate their nervous system, and lead with authenticity and grounded confidence. An entrepreneur for more than two decades, Randi began her career as a hairstylist and salon owner in San Diego before transitioning fully into coaching in 2016. Her own journey of reinvention – through business ownership, divorce, and personal growth – fuels her mission to help others break free from the illusion of "not enough" and reclaim their power. Through her speaking, coaching, and workshops, Randi empowers leaders at every level to take radical responsibility for their choices, embody their worth, and create lives and businesses that reflect their deepest truth. Social Media Links: Facebook facebook.com/randi.halaway.7 - https://www.facebook.com/randi.halaway.7 Linkedin: @randihalaway - https://www.linkedin.com/in/randihalaway Instagram @randihalaway - https://www.instagram.com/randihalaway/ TikTok: tiktok.com/@randihalaway - https://tiktok.com/@randihalaway All freebies here: https://programs.randihalaway.com/resource The Heart-Centered Collective Membership: https://programs.randihalaway.com/podcast The Self Love Course: https://randihalaway.com/the-self-love-course/
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Larry Zuckerman - To Save A Life
Dec 2900:52:33Tap to summarizeDESCRIPTION: Larry Zuckerman, author of To Save A Life, speaks to current issues of immigration and cultural identity. Through his novel, he highlights the inherent tension that generations of immigrants have felt between assimilating into American culture and honoring homeland traditions. He will speak about how that conflict divided Jewish immigrant families, and why 15 million immigrants came seeking freedom and dignity in the early 1900s--and were widely misunderstood as grifters and freeloaders. As many as one-third of Americans today trace their ancestry to immigrants who came between 1900 and 1914--and Larry Zuckerman's grandparents were among them. Inspired by their story and his research into the lives of immigrants on the Lower East Side, he presents a gripping historical novel filled with authentic details from tenements and sweatshops to the Orchard Street bazaar, from the Yiddish theater and Tin Pan Alley to a Tammany Hall backroom. Zuckerman paints an intimate portrait of hope, danger, dignity, and the quest for freedom. He discusses the realities of early twentieth-century immigration, the forces that pushed millions to America, the cultural conflicts that shaped Jewish immigrant families, and the roles and restrictions faced by women of the era. He also explores how popular music, pre-radio, reflected everyday life and influenced a rapidly changing culture. GUEST BIO: Larry Zuckerman is the descendant of courageous Jews who came to America from Eastern Europe. His grandparents spoke Yiddish around him whenever they wished to protect their privacy—and their impassioned, expressive tone made him want to know what he was missing. In paying homage to their generation and mother tongue, To Save a Life expresses his love for other times and places. Larry's previous novel, Lonely Are the Brave (2023), portrays a World War I hero turned at-home father in a Washington State logging town. Larry's nonfiction includes The Potato: How the Humble Spud Rescued the Western World, which was excerpted in The New York Times, and The Rape of Belgium: The Untold Story of World War I, which reflects his fascination with that tragic era. He has appeared on NPR's Morning Edition and delivered a keynote address at the 2009 World Potato Congress in Christchurch, New Zealand. He lives in Seattle. https://www.larryzuckerman.com/
Transcribe →Hunter Clarke-Fields: Raising Good Humans
Apr 19, 2021Tap to summarizeHunter Clarke-Fields is a mindfulness mentor, host of the Mindful Mama podcast, creator of the Mindful Parenting online course, and author of the new book, Raising Good Humans (New Harbinger Publications). Hunter Clarke-Fields advocates for parents' self-care as well as positive approaches to parenting challenges. In this program, Hunter Clarke-Fields will discuss with listeners why mindfulness and skillful communication are the two wings that allow parent-child relationships to fly, how not to perpetuate harmful parenting patterns carried over from the way you were parented, what role mindfulness plays in grounding yourself for parenting challenges, why it's better to act as a helper rather than a problem-solver, as well as how to model taking care of strong feelings for our children.
Transcribe →Jane Ward: The Tragedy of Heterosexuality
Mar 1, 2021Tap to summarizeIn Jane Ward's book The Tragedy of Heterosexuality she discusses the constraints and miseries of straight culture, which tend to be frequently looked over. Jane calls attention to the entrapment, disappointment, unwanted sex, and countless daily injustices endured by straight women. While conservatives have long promoted the belief that homosexual relationships are unnatural, damaged, and fraught with dysfunction, Ward examines what might be gained from raising similar questions about the health and sustainability of the heterosexual status quo. She will be talking on the show about The deep puritanical roots of the misogyny paradox, the success of the multi-billion-dollar self-help business that reinforces the "natural" differences between the opposite sexes, The fast-growing and troubling "seduction coaching" industry, and the honest assessment of what makes a great relationship for any woman.
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