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We are two educators and mothers who share a passion for early literacy. As educators we have noticed the devastating gap between many children's abilities and the expectations for proficiency in learning to read and write. We have great desire to catch those children who are falling through the cracks and put them on the pathway to academic success. This podcast is our attempt to reach out to all of the fellow educators, parents and anyone else who works with children to share research and ...
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This is a podcast about sharing my truth and expressing myself through art. I will have discussion and I’m open to anything the universe throws at me with this venture into the podcast world.
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BAIL Yourself Out

Kandice Whitaker

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The new Bail Yourself Out podcast is hosted by Kandice Whitaker, a successful entrepreneur, and specialist in navigating corporate culture. With a fresh new approach to maximizing optimal career moves - the Bail Yourself Out podcast is where the power lunch and the after-work happy hour intersect for dynamic business discussions in a relaxed atmosphere.
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The Saskatoon Police Service presents: Deals, Debts, & Death: The Disappearance of Kandice Singbeil. Kandice ‘Kae’ Singbeil was a 32-year-old mother living on the streets of Saskatoon, SK, Canada, when she vanished in 2015. More than eight years later, this true crime podcast takes you inside the world Kandice lived, speaks to those closest to her, and pulls back the curtain on the investigation. Join us on Deals, Debts, & Death, as we explore what it boils down to for current investigators: ...
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Do you feel heartbroken over a recent breakup? Did you think he was “the one”, but it turned out to be another failed relationship? Are you feeling like you’ll never find “the one” for you? Do you wish God would just bring the right man along so you can be happy? In this podcast I will share my journey of looking for love in all the wrong places to finally finding the true love I needed and how that led to me getting into the right position to be married. I had a lot of work to do in my sing ...
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A podcast hosted by Kristin Lytie discussing horror movies and what they mean to us. Comedians, professors, musicians and more pick their all time favorite horror movie to discuss. Follow me on twitter @BloodyMaryPod
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This is the Mission Matters podcast, where we feature successful, mission-driven leaders committed to creating a positive change in the world. Our mission with this channel is to inspire other leaders by providing industry insights, new ideas, and inspiring stories from the pros!
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If you haven't noticed, I'm all about Disney. Yoru first experience with Disney is my passion. While everyone at the parks is watching the fireworks and parades, I'm watching my wife, my boys, and the guests in the parks experience Disney magic...and I'm getting all emotional. So, of course, I'm a Disney Travel Agent with Pixie Mouse Travel. But, I'm also a Digital Marketing Engineer. I teach small business owners to succeed online at http://www.LiwnrightDesign.com. And, I offer veterinarian ...
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2 Degrees Out West

Western Resource Advocates

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Listen in as we examine the story behind some of the most pressing conservation issues facing the West. 2 Degrees Out West is a podcast for advocates and decision makers who want to fight climate change and its impacts across the West. On 2° out west we talk with climate experts and advocates to bring you stories, experiences, and insights from their work in the places we call home. We find, legislators, researchers, organizers, conservation advocates, and more to ask about what we can do to ...
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Sharing The Middle

Joyful Support Movement

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Sharing The Middle is a heartwarming podcast hosted by Lacey, where she delves into the power of storytelling about the messy middles of life through conversation and connection. Lacey explores how sharing stories can unburden us from life's heaviness and foster meaningful connections. With a focus on authenticity and vulnerability, Lacey discusses the importance of creating a space for sharing our stories and seeing our own stories in others. Special guest appearances add to the richness of ...
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Sonya Jensen Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and Certified Gottman Method Couples Therapist and AASECT Certified Sex Therapist, supporting couples in their most challenging times with clear tools, self-reflection, and creating new dynamics that build emotional closeness and intimacy that can last a lifetime! Listen to learn more about yourself, maybe have a few laughs, but also gain tangible tips and tricks on how to better your relationship with your partner.
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Hoodoo Cast is a podcast for authentic Hoodoo, which is Akan Ancestral Religion in North america. Hoodoo is not an “amalgamation of various African traditions” combined with pseudo-native americanism and/or european pseudo-occultism. Hoodoo is specifically the Ancestral Religion of Akan people from the region of contemporary Ghana and Ivory Coast, West Afuraka/Afuraitkait (Africa), preserved in our spiri-genetic blood-circles for over 300 years in North America. Spiritual cultivation, our ca ...
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Kandice Shaw shares her powerful journey of navigating the complexities of caregiving and personal growth through yoga. As a yoga teacher and trainer, she reflects on the emotional challenges of caring for her grandparents while striving to pursue her passion for yoga. The conversation delves into the messy middle of life, highlighting the struggle…
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How do kids learn vocabulary and comprehension? In this episode we explore the different levels of word knowledge, how kids learn words, the different types or tiers of words and how do you choose what words to teach kids? We also talk about some of the reasons kids may struggle with comprehension. We've also included another clip of 3-year-old Bea…
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Hey Sis! Is life not going according to your plan? Are you in a place where you are struggling to wait on God? I know how you feel. I have been there. And to be honest, I find myself there again. Waiting on God is not the easy option, but it is the best option. It may be time to let go of control and surrender to God. If you find yourself in this p…
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Molly Beck Dean is the Director of WeGo Together for Kids, a nonprofit organization collaborating with over 60 community partners to support West Chicago families and their children from birth to 12th grade. With over 20 years of experience in the nonprofit sector, she has excelled in program development, networking, and event planning, contributin…
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In this episode I'm joined by fellow Green Bay comedian John Egan! John is a Brewers aficionado and creator of Another Brewers Podcast. He was patient in explaining sports to me. The two of us discussed our love of Bob Uecker, the Rotten Tomatoes scandal, 90's nostalgia and how much we loved Longlegs! Follow John on all the platforms:Twitter/x @Bre…
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Kendra Connor is the Executive Director of the Pediatric Oncology Treasure Chest Foundation, a nonprofit organization that provides toys and gifts to children and teens undergoing cancer treatment. Since joining in July 2023, she has leveraged her extensive experience in the nonprofit sector, having previously worked at CASA of River Valley and DuP…
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Hey Sis! Today is our 2 year anniversary of Goodbye Heartbreak Hello Purpose: A 365-Day Devotional, and we are here to celebrate 🎉 When you’re going through something difficult, it’s hard to find everything you need in one place, especially as a Christian woman. Well, today, I’m going to share with you how you can use one specific resource to help …
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Hey Sis! This week we are celebrating our 2 year anniversary of Goodbye Heartbreak Hello Purpose: A 365-Day Devotional, and today, I’m reading one of my devotions straight from the book. Know that even when we feel like we are surrounded by pain and sorrow, and it seems like there’s no way out, God is with us. He will fight for us, but we have to h…
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Kimberly White is the Executive Director of the Career & Networking Center (CNC), a company that provides diverse resources to empower individuals to achieve fulfilling employment. She is a visionary leader who champions career transformation and community service. Having begun her journey assisting military personnel in career transitions, Kimberl…
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Climate change is a large scale problem. It’s bigger than any one of us, and it’s easy to feel overwhelmed by the scale of the issue. How can we make a difference? In the West where we can watch the winters get shorter and increasingly the effects of wildfire and drought are harder to ignore, it’s difficult not to be overwhelmed. But, there’s hope.…
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🚨🚨Trigger Warning🚨🚨 Today we are talking about the sensitive topic of suicide. September was suicide prevention month. And as a mental health professional, I think it’s important to highlight the topic. So if hearing about suicide triggers you in any way, please do not listen to this episode. If you or someone you know struggle with suicidal though…
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Nina Menis is the CEO and Executive Director of KidsMatter, a nonprofit organization focused on supporting youth and fostering community engagement. In her role, she leads efforts to provide youth with opportunities for personal growth, mental health support, and career exploration. For over 30 years, Nina has worked in advancement for public and p…
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Hey Sis! Starting to read the Bible or even staying consistent with it can be tough. We have all struggled in this area. I believe one of the main reasons Bible reading can be so scary and intimidating is because it’s hard to know where to start. Well, I’m here to help with this because reading the Bible is one of the most important things we shoul…
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Hey Sis! Forgiveness is a crucial step in your healing journey. I know from experience that forgiving your ex is not the easiest thing to do, and a big part of the struggle is because of what we think that forgiveness represents. I’m here to tell you that unforgiveness will keep you stuck in bondage. So the sooner you can make the choice to forgive…
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In this episode we talk all things fluency! How do you help kids become fluent in reading? If kids do poorly on a fluency test, what do you do? Should you encourage kids to read as fast as they can? References: "Reading Above the Fray" by Julia B. Lindsey Quote by Jan Hasbrouck "The Megabook of Fluency" by Timothy V. Rasinski and Melissa Cheesman S…
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Join me in this heartfelt episode of 'Sharing the Middle' where I chat with Shannon Klein, also known as Shannon K, a coach who helps inspire and encourage women. Together, we dive deep into the challenges and triumphs of health, chronic illness, and motherhood. Shannon shares her personal journey through a debilitating chronic illness, how it tran…
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Your ex’s family and mutual friends may be difficult territory to navigate after a breakup. If you’re struggling in this area, you are not alone. Today, one of our sisters from the Goodbye Heartbreak Community emailed me about this topic, and she’s not the first one to bring it up. So get your journal and listen up while I talk about it! **My summe…
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Hey Sis! Do you feel like your life has been turned upside down since your breakup? I know it can be hard to establish a routine, a new normal after a breakup, especially when you’re still hurting. Try to remember that routines are extremely helpful when we feel like our lives are chaotic. Routines tend to bring a sense of peace, calm, and my favor…
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Marc Kalan is an Associate Professor of Professional Practice at Rutgers Business School. As a seasoned marketing and sales executive turned award-winning educator, Marc leverages his over 30 years of experience in the corporate world to train future business leaders. He also has an extensive background in consumer packaged goods (CPG) and brand ma…
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In this episode we talk about sight words, or what is better named high-frequency words. We discuss how they are often taught and how we think they should be taught. And we do a fun word sort to figure out which ones are decodable, not yet decodable, partially decodable or not decodable at all. References: Fry word list Dolch word list "Reading Abo…
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Luke Greeley is the Associate Dean of the undergraduate program at Rutgers Business School in Newark, leading all aspects of the student lifecycle from recruitment, advice, student experience, retention, and career preparation to graduation. He boasts 15 years of experience in higher education administration, leading diverse projects and initiative…
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As climate change causes the West to become hotter and drier, communities are working hard to save water and stretch limited supplies. But in order to save water, we’ve got to know how much we’re using in the first place. The White Mountain Apache Tribe in Arizona is working to do just that. Join Kim Mitchell as she talks with Cheryl Pailzote and L…
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Kara Murphy is the President of DuPage Health Coalition, a nonprofit organization helping people access high-quality healthcare. With a vast history in the hospital and healthcare industry, she channels her experience into leading purpose-driven healthcare efforts. Kara has led the Coalition through economic crises and pandemic challenges, emphasiz…
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In this episode we discuss the three different ways you can and should read with kids: reading to them, reading with them, and listening to them read. Resources include: "Active View of Reading" Model by Duke and Cartwright, 2021 "Hop on Pop" by Dr. Seuss "Bob Books" by Bobby Maslen and Lynn Kertell "Brown Bear, Brown Bear What Do You See?" by Bill…
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In this episode, I'm thrilled to reconnect with my friend, Zac Owens. We dive into the concept of 'exploring different parts of ourselves' through meaningful conversations, highlighting how interactions with Zac always bring out the best in me. We discuss the beauty of embracing quirks, the importance of turning lived experiences into wisdom, and t…
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Hey Sis! The devil uses anything he can to get you off track. Stealing your peace is one of his main tactics to shift your attention from God to the cares of this world, and your breakup is a prime opportunity to do just that. It may feel like you have no control over anything that’s happening in your life, but that’s not true. You can’t change wha…
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Send us a text The conversation revolved around personal and professional growth, with a focus on resilience, relationships, and technology. Speakers shared their experiences and perspectives on building a supportive community, fostering authentic connections, and leveraging technology to transform lives. They emphasized the importance of self-awar…
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This is one of our favorite episodes! We had so much fun recording it as we experimented with singing using only vowels and only consonants and consequently had a great conversation about the importance of vowels and the challenges of teaching them. References: Letrs Manual Volume 1 pg. 119 by Louisa C. Moats and Carol A. Tolman "Not So Lazy Schwa"…
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Send us a text The speakers discussed personal growth, career growth, and entrepreneurship, emphasizing the importance of taking proactive steps towards achieving one's goals. They also highlighted the role of belief in achieving success and navigating life's challenges. Additionally, they discussed the importance of financial literacy and homeowne…
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Welcome to this special solo episode of 'Sharing the Middle' with Lacey. In this heartfelt update, I share big news about my unexpected pregnancy despite having an IUD. Join me as I discuss the complexities and messiness of this middle phase, from the joy and excitement to the fears and anxieties, particularly given my chronic illness. I delve into…
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In this episode we discuss the following three big questions surrounding the teaching of letters and sounds: 1. Shoud we teach the names of letters first, sounds first, or teach them at the same time? 2. How fast should we teach the letters and sounds? 3. How should we handle the complexities of English in connecting sounds to letters? References u…
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Send us a text Kandice, Ingrid, and Van discussed strategies for personal and professional growth through resilience, the Georgia Black Expo, and the importance of believing in oneself. They also addressed the significant wealth gap between black and white families in the US, with a focus on homeownership and political engagement. Ingrid and Speake…
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Send us a text Kandice Whitaker and Randy McCray discuss resilience, career growth, and entrepreneurship in the "Bail Yourself Out Happy Hour Podcast." Kandice shares her journey from a young mother to a successful consultant and business owner. Randy emphasizes the importance of freedom and self-determination, highlighting her goal to be the frees…
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Send us a text The "Bail Yourself Out Happy Hour" podcast episode discusses military life and career choices. Kandice Whitaker introduces her guests: Natalie Madison Rasco (Air Force), Andre Rasco (Air Force), and Jerry Whitaker (Army). They debate the primary reasons for joining the military, with education and financial needs outranking duty. The…
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Do you know the difference between phonemic awareness and phonics? Do you know how important phonemic awareness is for setting the stage for reading? Do you know how to teach phonemic awareness? In this episode we talk about all these things. References used: National Reading Panel nichd.nih.gov "Reading Above the Fray" by Julia Lindsey "Hop on Pop…
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Send us a text The speakers discussed the importance of trust, communication, strategic planning, and emotional intelligence in building and maintaining successful business partnerships. They emphasized the need for shared vision, mutual respect, and effective conflict resolution. The speakers also highlighted the challenges of getting into and out…
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In this episode, I dive back into our regular interview format with the inspiring Josi Dumont. We discuss Josi's journey from a high-flying corporate career through a tumultuous 'messy middle' period, characterized by burnout, toxic relationships, and career upheavals. Josi opens up about her transition to becoming a successful leadership and minds…
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Send us a text The speakers shared insights on building resilient relationships and personal growth. They emphasized the importance of accepting change, leveraging strengths, and addressing conflicts quickly and respectfully. They also discussed the challenges of balancing financial responsibilities with personal growth and relationship dynamics, a…
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Hey Sis! You may feel like you have been struggling with a broken heart for a long time. I know you want this season to be over. I get it. There’s always something to learn in and take from every season. I know things do not feel good to you right now, but know that it will not last forever. God is preparing you for something more. Make heartbreak …
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Send us a text The conversation revolved around personal and career growth, inventorying strengths, accepting change, and optimizing space in corporate real estate. Speakers shared their experiences and perspectives on navigating office politics, personalities, and diversity in the workplace. They emphasized the importance of diversity and inclusio…
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In this episode we go through some studies that show how talking to kids might just be the most important thing you can do for their academic and professional success. We have a special guest appearance by 3-year-old Bea and her mom to show a great example of how talking to children can look. It's amazing! References Used in this episode: "The Read…
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Kandice Henning is the Founder and Executive Director of the Alive Center in Naperville, Illinois, an organization that offers inclusive experiences in learning, sharing, and discovery to help individuals connect with their passions. Since merging with NaperBridge in January 2015, Alive has enhanced its teen program. Kandice is also a Life Coach an…
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Send us a text The conversation revolved around the growing trend of Americans acquiring second and third passports as a hedge against instability, the impact of the wealthy elite on society, and the importance of connection and community in a rapidly changing world. Speakers also discussed the significance of building relationships and networks in…
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In this episode of 'Sharing the Middle,' I, Lacey, your friend and guide in life's messy middles, dive into a delightful and heartfelt conversation with my two oldest nieces, Brhi and Grace. We explore the nuances of being part of a large, close-knit family, the roles we play, and how traditions and dynamics shift over time. Through our talk, we re…
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Send us a text The conversation revolved around the complexities of code-switching in professional settings, exploring its various forms, cultural implications, and impact on work-life balance. Speakers shared personal experiences and perspectives on the challenges of navigating societal expectations and stereotypes, the importance of recognizing a…
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Katie Bowman is an absolute delight and I'm so happy to have her back on Bloody Mary. Katie's FIRST album, Neurodivergent Nightmare, comes out later this month on Burn This! Records. Be sure to preorder! We chatted about Annihilation which is such a beautiful exploration of human nature. Do we really all have the subconscious urge towards self dest…
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Rebecca Malotke-Meslin is the Owner and Coach at Pleasantly Aggressive, an organization offering leadership consulting for women in schools and nonprofits by fostering inclusivity. As a leader in independent schools, Rebecca saw smart, capable women doubting themselves, getting frustrated, and burning out before reaching their personal and professi…
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Wouldn't it be great if there was a place to find all the best research on teaching kids how to read? Well, there is! It's called the National Reading Panel report and it can be found at nichd.nih.gov. The National Reading Panel was a panel of researchers and educators tasked by congress to compile the best research on teaching kids how to read. Th…
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In this episode we talk about the basic things that all parents, caregivers and early teachers can be doing to set their kids up for success on the path of literacy. We go through the Simple View of Reading (P.B. Gough and W.E. Tumner) and how activites in both Language Comprehension and Word Recognition gives kids the best chance at success. Refer…
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