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The Great Awareness, “Rapture?” Ep: 1 with Brian Peart

June 2, 2022 by Amanda Pearch

Forsyth Studio

The Great Awareness, "Rapture?" Ep: 1 with Brian Peart

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Note from Brian:

Welcome to “The Great Awareness” podcast, focused on helping
Christians make sense of this world we are in. The goal is to encourage, but never at the expense of truth. We will take the truth found in Scripture and apply it to the real spiritual battles going on today. Ignoring pre-conceived beliefs, we will look at
actions-what is really going on, then use this truth of Scripture to accurately discern the times and how to respond.

Jesus said in John 8:32

“You will know the truth and the truth will set you free”.
This is what we are going to attempt to do with each podcast, get to the truth, so we can live as we have been called.

Angry Black Woman E2

July 10, 2020 by Karen

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Phoenix Business Radio

Angry Black Woman E2

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Angry Black Woman E2

Three African-American panelists discuss how and why the angry black woman description may or may not be a myth. Panelists shared experiences with white Americans that may trigger reactions commonly described as being an “angry black woman”. Experiences include interactions experienced in the military, corporate America, and tech fields that would cause the average person to express anger.

For those who are not people of color, you’re getting a rare chance to walk in the shoes of a person of color to understand the subject of racism, and better be able to see it when it rears its ugly head.

Wendy C Williams, Intl. provides leadership consulting, coaching, speaking and training services in-person and online. They coach new leaders within corporations, small business owners and solo entrepreneurs how to run teams with high performance, engagement and loyalty.

Their unique approach to building leadership skills includes teaching each new leader how to tap into their inner wisdom, strength and confidence so that they may become a servant based leader grounded in values.

They also teach solo entrepreneurs how to easily attract and build relationships with their first clients without cold calling, a website, or list building online.

Lunch-and-learn sessions and speaking engagements on leadership, team building, career success and inclusion topics are available as well.

Wendy C. Williams, MS, EFT-Adv. is a trained counselor, international speaker, educator and course creator. She has lived and worked overseas in many European countries in her technology career which includes time as a Director of Professional Services at a tech startup.

Currently, she is a coach, consultant and mentor for many people providing career guidance, small business consulting and leadership training. As a spiritual teacher, she trains people to tap into their source of personal power and mental fitness through meditation and intentional focus.

She is the associate director of the Sacred Inclusion Network, a non-profit focused on the intersection of spirituality and inclusion. She is also the director of an online academy providing training on personal growth, spiritual growth, the arts and food.

When the world is not on lockdown, Wendy loves to live and travel all over the world as a digital nomad.

Connect with Wendy on LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.

The Emerson Theater Collaborative (ETC) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization whose mission is to serve youth, under-represented communities and artists with an emphasis on diversity, by producing innovative and thought-provoking theater both in southeastern Connecticut and Sedona, Arizona. One such example is a wonderful play called Vivian’s Music 1969 by Monica Bauer that was a featured program at ETC in February 2020.

Camilla Ross is the President and Chairman of Emerson Theater Collaborative, Inc., Producer and Actress (Portray’s Harriet Tubman – Harriet Tubman’s Dream written by Lisa Giordano). She is also the President and Chairman of the Sedona Arts Academy.

“To be a catalyst for social change is really where it’s at for me,” Camilla said. “I believe theater should always be a venue for social change. I love the art of live theater and love what it does to the human soul and spirit. It moves us to look at life differently. To leave off the rose-colored glasses and really see the human condition.”ETC is a shining example. Founded in 2008 to give voice to actors’ innate talent for character development, Camilla has since produced more than 20 inspired, original performances. Emerging and professional cast and crew have blossomed under her guidance. And together they’ve created profound, can’t-ever-forget shows that illuminate social issues, and transform audience curiosity into concern and action.

Camilla has a deep well of experience and mentorship to tap into for her ETC roles—from her days at Emerson College and then in regional theaters and commercials. Among her favorite portrayals? Capturing the heart, spark, and essence of Harriet Tubman in the one-woman show Harriet Tubman’s Dream. Camilla is also deeply involved with youth, their visions for social change, and the desire to see the world as a stage of peace. To that end, she’s a tireless advocate for children and adults with Asperger’s Syndrome. She gives kids and teen real-life theatrical experience through ETC’s Summer Youth Program and enlivens their eagerness to learn about the history and genuine heroes through ETC’s school programs. Camilla is a steadfast suicide prevention advocate too, helping teens and adults avoid this tragedy and move forward to a happier, more positive future.

Camilla has taught business courses part-time at Three Rivers Community College since 2005, Sat on the Emerson College Alumni Board for ten years, and is past president of the Connecticut Alumni Chapter. In May 2014 Camilla was honored by the Writer’s Block of New London, Conn., for her past work as an instructor. In June 2013 she was named Woman of The Year by the Women’s Network of Southeastern Connecticut, and she’s been featured in many periodicals for her community service. In 2019 Emerson Theater Collaborative was nominated as Collaborator of the year in Sedona AZ. A veteran of the U.S. Navy and member of Kappa Beta Delta, Camilla earned her BA in Performing Arts: Acting from Emerson College in 1985 and her MBA in Finance from Baker College in Michigan.

Connect with Camilla on LinkedIn and follow ETC on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

Karen Loomis, Oracle and Founder of No Moss Brands, is no stranger to the impact of racism; not only in her personal life, but professional life as well. In 2000, Karen moved from Spokane, Wa to Phoenix, AZ to find better opportunities as promised by the fifth largest city in the U.S. With only 2% AA, Spokane proved to be a challenging environment, as is Phoenix, with only 6% AA.

Karen has never shied away from the many barriers racism presented. She has always felt her extensive education and professional experiences could overcome these often invisible challenges.Unfortunately, institutional racism has proven to be too big of a hurdle for one person to take on. Using No Moss Brands as the vehicle, Karen will use her voice to open the eyes of others who are willing to join all People of Color on this journey to change. You in?

Connect with Karen on LinkedIn and follow No Moss Brands on Twitter and Facebook.

Marcia Bench with Conscious Experts Academy and Lynne Cockrum-Murphy with Desert Jewel Institute

November 6, 2018 by Karen

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Phoenix Business Radio

Marcia Bench with Conscious Experts Academy and Lynne Cockrum-Murphy with Desert Jewel Institute

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Marcia Bench with Conscious Experts Academy and Lynne Cockrum-Murphy with Desert Jewel Institute

Conscious Experts Academy is a coaching, training and resource company for coaches, speakers, authors and other experts who want to grow their message into a worldwide brand and change the world with their gifts.

Marcia Bench is a best-selling author, professional speaker, intuitive guide and coach, founder of Conscious Experts Academy and the author of 26 books including Conscious Client Attraction and Tao of Entrepreneurship. Known as the Manifesting & Marketing Mentor, she is the go-to expert when you want to attract more ideal clients easily and profitably, whether to turn around strategies that aren’t working or to leap to the next level of your success. Using Conscious Client Attraction™ and the roadmap of the chakras as her primary marketing approach, Marcia launched her initial business part time while working as an attorney. It rapidly grew to serve clients in more than 50 countries and has generated more than $2.7 million dollars in revenues.

Connect with Marcia on LinkedIn and Facebook.

Desert Jewel Institute offers spiritual guidance, energy healing and counseling to support spiritual people in creating life changes in work, relationships and health.

Lynne Cockrum-Murphy is an intuitive consultant specializing in supporting spiritual people achieve freedom from limiting beliefs, change work and life conditions to a happier state and to embrace an expanding sense of self and possibility. She uses ThetaHealing®, Access Bars®, channeling and counseling skills to support clients in all their personal goals. With decades of experience teaching and counseling, she uses her broad skill set to guide people in their quest.

Lynne received her bachelor’s degree from the University of Nevada, Master’s Degree from the University of Oregon and her doctorate from Arizona State University. She is a certified ThetaHealer® and Instructor, a certified Access Consciousness Bars® healer, a channel, a licensed substance abuse counselor since 2003, a meditation instructor, an Amazon best-selling author and a retired adjunct university professor.

Her previous books, Living Hope: Steps to Leaving Suffering Behind and Unfolding the Mystery of Self – We are Never Alone, were both Amazon #1 Bestsellers. Living Hope describes how she moved beyond traumas in her childhood, loss, and family dysfunction. The book is a model of hope, action and success for those who also suffered trauma and seek a life of spirituality and inner peace.

Unfolding the Mystery of Self goes well beyond her story of tragedy and trauma in Living Hope and explores the spiritual journey of study and mystical experiences. She describes the development of psychic and healing gifts. Moving beyond one’s personality to the awareness that enlightenment isn’t just for Buddhists.

A Journey with Matityahu, her first fictional work, is a story of an ordinary young man, Daniyyel who observes miraculous moments in his friend Matityahu’s life and wants that same awareness in his own. After questioning, studying and trying out Matityahu’s spiritual practices, we watch Daniyyel’s growth from traditional religious thinking to an awakening of his own spiritual nature as they travel the road together. The journey portrays passage to self-realization, accessible to everyone.

Lynne has taught spiritual practices throughout the Northwest, Southwest and Caribbean. She has a private practice in the Phoenix – Scottsdale, Arizona area. Lynne offers one-on-one services, group sessions, workshops based on her books, and multiple ThetaHealing certification seminars. She is available to help clients move to their next level and provides nurturing and gentle guidance in their spiritual growth.

Connect with Lynne on LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.