All Things Big And Small - With Jeff Volmrich

The Urban Monk - With Pedram Shojai - ATBS #46

This week Pedram Shojai joins us to talk about what it takes to improve ones self in the modern world using ancient techniques handed down through generations. Pedram is a Doctor of Oriental Medicine and a Qi Gong master who’s studied Kung Fu and Tai Chi for decades.Like what we do and want to support us further? Consider joining our patreon at: https://patreon.com/atbsthepodcastFind Pedram's work at:https://www.theurbanmonk.comhttps://whole.tvProgram Notes:Coming Soon!!!

Homesteading - With Shannon Doleac - ATBS #45

Shannon Doleac returns to ATBS with a major update. Shannon is a former member of the USA gymnastics and a 9 time NCAA gymnastics all american. She holds a bachelors degree in exercise and sports science, psychology, and a masters degree in nutritional bio-chemistry and metabolism.Today we discover what it takes to uproot your Family and start a farm on 200+ acres of land in Montana.Follow along on their journey at https://www.primalpeak.com where they will be documenting successes and trials along the way.Like what we do and want to support us? Consider becoming a patron on patreon at: https://www.patreon.com/atbsthepodcastProgram Notes:Coming Soon!!!

Adirondack Womxn - With Caitlin Kelly - ATBS #44

This week we sit down with Caitlin Kelly. She is a caretaker for the Marcy Dam area of the Adirondack park, a back country ski patroller, and a feminist. Today we discuss what it takes to live in the Adirondack park, the strong women present in the area, as well as a discussion on the systemic inequality present in our society.You can find Caitlin Kelly on instagram @womxnoftheadksLike what we do? Consider supporting us on Patreon! Our patrons gain early access to new episodes as well as our Patron Only podcast Some Things big and Small.https://www.patreon.com/atbsthepodcastProgram Notes:Coming Soon!!!

A Conversational Jam Session - With Kirk Souder - ATBS #43

This week we sit down with Kirk Souder, Leadership for Impact Coach at enso. Kirk is co-founder at enso, creating positive impact at scale with visionary brands. Kirk’s background is distinct from most leadership coaches with vast business experience prior to deep education and training in leadership coaching. Kirk’s business and entrepreneurial leadership spans 25 years of successful enterprises. He’s held roles as Chief Creative Officer, Partner, and President/CEO of 400+ people agencies, and been founder of vanguard creative shops. He’s built award-winning creative cultures in New York, Washington DC, Los Angeles, and Shanghai, with clients like Nike, Disney, Virgin, Visa, Google, The White House, and Obama for America.Kirk coaches high-impact leaders to find their greatest possibility in authentic leadership, purpose, and impact. Kirk is a pioneer in purpose mindset workshop design and facilitation. It was in the midst of his own arc toward purpose, seeing he could have exponentially more impact by coaching other leaders toward that northstar, Kirk went to grad school in 2004 for a Master’s Degree in Spiritual Psychology, and added extensive professional coaching training in technologies like Three Principles, Soul Centered Coaching, and Success Intelligence. Kirk is also a certified graduate of the University of Santa Monica’s Soul Centered Coaching Program. This combination of real world business experience and graduate level coaching education creates an integrated skill set rare in today’s leadership coaches and uniquely suited for today’s purpose-oriented organizations.Contact Kirk at: kirk@enso.coLike what you hear? Consider supporting us on Patreon! Our patrons gain early access to episodes along with our patron exclusive Podcast, Some Things Big and Small.https://www.patreon.com/atbsthepodcastShow Notes:Introduction and early wonderingsKirk, what’s new and good?Are we waking up?Howard Thurman quote.Our internal compass. True North, Magnetic North, various interferences.Kirk’s Terminal Cancer diagnosis at 18. How that impacted his internal CompassAmanda GormanThe Ghagavad GitaCould it all be about Connection/Connecting! Creation/CoCreation, Attention and IntentionEvery day is a blank page.The Divine Unknowing...References/Websites etc…Freedom to Choose - https://freedomtochooseproject.org/Books:The better Nature of our Angels - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Better_Angels_of_Our_NatureBhagavad Gita - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bhagavad_GitaPeople:Kirk Souder - https://www.enso.co/Kirk’s leadership services - https://www.enso.co/leadershipforimpactHoward Thurman - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Howard_ThurmanJoseph Campbell - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joseph_CampbellKim Culmone - https://www.toyassociation.org/PressRoom2/News/2019-news/spotlight-on-diversity-kim-culmone-of-mattel.aspxAmanda Gorman - https://www.theamandagorman.com/Lorraine Duval - https://www.atbsthepodcast.com/ Episode #42

An Adirondack Woman - With Lorriane Duvall - ATBS #42

Today we sit down with Lorriane Duvall, a true Adirondack Woman. Lorraine Duvall became a lover of the Adirondacks early in life through a Girl Scout canoe-camping trip on Upper Saranac Lake. As an adult, she vacationed in the southern Adirondacks. Her longtime dream of living in the Adirondacks was realized after she purchased land in Keene in 1995, built a house, and moved there as a retiree. Soon she made friends with others who loved to paddle their canoes on the waters of the Adirondacks.Since moving to the mountains, Duvall’s varied civic and environmental endeavors have helped her to understand and respect the different perspectives of those who live in and visit the Adirondacks. As a board member of Protect the Adirondacks (and its predecessor organization, the Residents’ Committee to Protect the Adirondacks), she devotes her efforts to environmental issues. She has also served on the Keene Planning Board, the board of the Ausable River Association, the board of the Saranac Lake Community Store, the executive committee of the Hurricane Mountain Chapter of the Adirondack Mountain Club, and the Community Services Board of Essex County.Duvall holds a BS degree in Mathematics, an MS in Operations Research, and a PhD from Syracuse University in Information Studies. She spent her professional career as a software engineer and director of research. After retiring to the Adirondacks, Duvall wrote And I Know Too Much To Pretend, which won the 2014 Best Memoir Award from the Adirondack Center for Writing.Consider Supporting us on Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/atbsthepodcastProgram Notes: Coming Soon!