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In episode 2 of Season 2 of Finding Your Power: The Official Podcast of PowerofWomen.world, Kim and Hannah talk with Dr. Karie Huchting, Ph.D., a professor of  Education Leadership for Social Justice at Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles, California. This is an essential and profound conversation as Karie talks about how she lives a life founded on social justice in both her personal and professional spaces. She discusses the challenges and opportunities of being part of the process of creating a better world and the essential nature of caring for each other.  Join Kim and Hannah as Karie shares her thoughts on how we can all walk the path to becoming real-life agents for change.

We would love to hear how we are doing Finding Your Power! Please contact us at powerofwomen@gmail.com!

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The Kim Winters Team

go.follow.lead.: from my journey to yours by Janna Magette Butler, Ph.D.

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Karie Huchting, Ph.D. at Loyola Marymount University

Rooted in Joy by Dr. Deonna Smith

The Four Pivots by Shawn Ginwright, Ph.D.

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Janathan Allen discusses the 3 primary California tax agencies: Franchise Tax Board (FTB), the Employment Development Department (EDD) and the California Department of Tax and Fee Administration (CDTFA).  In this overview of California taxation, Jan discusses all forms of tax including personal and business tax returns, payroll audits as well as sales and use taxes.  The discussion centers in on the process of an audit, the efforts of the EDD to identify employee misclassification and the impact of California taxation on internet transactions in the state.

Jan discusses recent major updates to California's independent contractor laws, misclassification and EDD payroll and verification audits

All the different ways to calculate and accurate due date in a pregnancy.   How to utilize the calender, ovulation and ultrasound technologies to determine when is the best estimated due date. 

Due dates are in some ways misleading because most babies are not born on their due dates.  In some cases, it could be more accurate to give a due range rather than an acutal date.  Nonetheless, due dates are essential in planning for the safe management and delivery of babies in the world today.  So, what is the best method to calcuate your baby's due date?

For most pregnancies, the best estimate of the delivery date is cacluated using a reliable last menstrual period (LMP) and confirming that date with an ultrasound as close to 8 weeks as possible.   The problem with last menstrual periods, is that the cacluation of the due date assumes a patient has 28 day cycles and ovulated on the 14th day.  We now know that there can be a wide range of normal variation when it comes to ovulation time in a month and also menstrual cycle lengths.  This is why a first trimester ultrasound is often used to confim a due date calucated using a last menstrual period alone. 

In this epsiode, our True Birth experts discuss how to most accurately cacluate the due date, other methods of calcuating the date such as conception date and quickening and why it's improtant to have an accurate date.  

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Interview with Certified Sex Therapist and Sexuality Coach, Rhoda Lipscomb!  We talk about the unspoken Issue of erections challenges in men and orgasming with your swing partner.

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Brendan Mahan, Ed.D., M.S., discusses how ADHD, anxiety, and adolescence affect emotions, and shares proven strategies for teaching teens how to manage anger, frustration, and other dysregulated emotions at home.

Going back to school is really challenging as an adult. I don’t think that’s a secret. You have to overcome issues with time management, work life balance, and other commitments. It doesn’t matter if it’s an associates, bachelors, or masters, all of these are challenging. Going back to school for a doctorate during a pandemic though is on completely different level, however, there are those crazy people out there who are finding ways to continue writing their dissertations while avoiding burn out, and one of those people is my friend, Ryan Ivers. Ryan is a leader in competency-based education and online instructor at SNHU and he’s also a doctoral student at Northeastern University. He’s projected to finish by 2021, and I asked him to come on the show and reveal just exactly how he’s doing this.

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• Northeastern University's EdD Program
• Spark by Dr. John Ratey
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Michael Postma, Ed.D., shares the latest research on the twice-exceptional brain, why children who are gifted and have a learning disability or disorder like ADHD often struggle with social-emotional growth, and how to best support them.

We’re gonna pump you up with this episode!  Recorded on June 30th, the hosts talk about working out, unemployment benefits running out, being tone deaf, and saying “I told you so.”  Mina floats two inches above her chair, K.B. brags about throwing children, Kyle stutters a bunch, and Kevin begs for some positivity from his hosts…who needs positivity when we can make fart sounds with our mouths?!  Flex the pecs and listen up!

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For adults on the autism spectrum, the loss of routines and expectations is especially damaging, often leading to high levels of anxiety. Stephen Shore, Ed.D., shares practical, strengths-based solutions for coping during this unsettled time.

Are you stuck in ABD limbo? Let me help you finally finish your dissertation. 

Here are my steps to completing your research:

• Declare to Everyone that Your Dissertation Comes First
• Take Care of Your Health
• Join the 4 AM Club
• Space it Out
• Find Your Tribe

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In this episode sponsored by XDEEP, I speak with cave diving legend, Edd Sorenson. In addition, to his exploration of the caves of the Florida Panhandle, Edd was one of the original members of the International Underwater Cave Rescue and Recovery team. He has been involved in several successful cave rescues and sadly a number of cave recoveries. In particular Edd is renown as having the temperament and skill set to be able to undertake cave recoveries that are at the very limits of what is possible.

In this episode we'll learn more about Edd's background in diving, what it takes to make a successful cave rescue, the skill sets that he employs to undertake recoveries that are beyond the scope or ability of other cave rescue teams and then we go into some detail regarding the recent recovery of the two divers who perished in the caves of the Dominican Republic.

A word of warning... Edd goes into detail as he describes the recovery. If you have been affected by this loss or the loss of a friend or loved one in similar circumstances, you may wish to skip this section of the podcast which is between 10:15 - 18.15

We also talk about the KISS Sidewinder Rebreather, about Edd's approach to CCR, cave and DPV training and lastly, we discuss the importance of fitness for divers... and much more!

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Jeremy & Matt talk about automotive DIY guru Edd China! They discuss his past Discovery channel hit series Wheeler Dealer with his co-host Mike Brewer and his NEW Youtube channel show Edd China's Garage Revival! Jeremy & Matt also talk about DIY repairs gone wrong & what you can do to prevent it from happening to you. Jeremy gives away the very first official Engine Noise T-Shirt and then challenges Matt to an automotive true/ false challenge. Expert Automotive DIY advice for the backyard mechanic.