Best Nicole Sanchez Podcasts (2024)

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Oregon therapists dig into athletes’ mental health in 'Sports Shrinks' podcast 34:05

37m ago34:05

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With the Olympic trials wrapping up and the Paris competition on the horizon, sports are top of mind for many people this summer. The pressures of athletic performance will once again be on full display for the world, sparking conversations about athletes’ physical – and mental – prowess. The conversation around athletes and mental well-being has o…

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University of Oregon museum exhibit examines violence and government in Latin America 18:49

37m ago18:49

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Necroarchivos de las Americas: An Unrelenting Search for Justice is a group exhibition on display at the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art at the University of Oregon in Eugene. The exhibition features art that examines political violence. We learn more about the exhibit and the artists behind the work from Adriana Miramontes Olivas, curator of academ…

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#1588 Music by Uncle Spider & The Electric Dirt Clods, Lorna Brooks, Jayne Trimble, Lauren Gruwell, Rivers & Suns, Sarah Lucie, writer Time Ely, EG Kight, writer Doug Momary, Manuela Sanchez Goubert 50:58

1h ago50:58

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To get live links to the music we play and resources we offer, visit www.WOSPodcast.com This show includes the following songs: Uncle Spider & The Electric Dirt Clods - Just Another Heartbreak FOLLOW ON BROADJAM Lorna Brooks - Cold Denial FOLLOW ON SPOTIFY Jayne Trimble - Magpie Heart FOLLOW ON SPOTIFY Lauren Gruwell - The Loudest Silence FOLLOW ON…

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The Art of Living with Matthew McConaughey and Rob Drydek 59:54

28m ago59:54

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Unlock the secrets to living an extraordinary life with insights from two legends! In this powerhouse episode, I sit down with the incredible Matthew McConaughey and the unstoppable Rob Dyrdek to delve into the art of living a fulfilling and successful life. We're breaking down the walls of conventional thinking and exploring the mindset shifts tha…

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Introducing 128. How Rich Moyer is Building a Self Serve Tap Room Franchise Empire from Millionaire University. Follow the show: Millionaire University How a former PGA Golf Pro turned successful entrepreneur and founder of Hoppin', one of the fastest growing taprooms on the market. In this episode of the Millionaire University Podcast, Brien Geari…

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Nicole Chung’s “A Living Remedy” tackles grief, forgiveness and the failings of the American healthcare system 52:56

39m ago52:56

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Author Nicole Chung was born to Korean immigrants in Seattle and later adopted by a white couple in Southern Oregon. The 2018 memoir “All You Can Ever Know” follows Chung’s exploration of her identity as a transracial adoptee as she searches for her birth family. Her second memoir, released earlier this month, covers the untimely deaths of her adop…

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Community Partners Affordable Housing helps residents thrive 52:54

3h ago52:54

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The Cedar Grove apartments in Beaverton were created by Community Partners for Affordable Housing, or CPAH. The nonprofit has been working to create homes that Oregonians can actually afford to live in for 30 years now. This is part of a series of conversations we’re having this year about some of the biggest problems Oregon is facing, along with p…

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How To Attain Total Freedom 20:09

42m ago20:09

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Celebrate freedom this 4th of July by unlocking your personal independence in this week’s powerful episode with just me and you 1:1! As we honor our nation’s liberty, I'm here to empower you to break free from the chains of comfort and mediocrity that hold you back from your true potential. In just 20 minutes, I’ll share transformative strategies a…

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On the road in SE Oregon 52:41

11h ago52:41

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"On The Road" is "Think Out Loud's" radio road trip series: conversations with wanderers, tourists and residents along Oregon's back roads and highways. In this trip, we traveled through the sparsely populated corner of Southeast Oregon from Fruitland, Idaho, to McDermitt, Nevada. We met rodeo riders, rafters, ranchers, and rock hounds – among othe…

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REBROADCAST - Ann Patchett’s novel focuses on mothers, daughters and theater 52:28

1d ago52:28

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Ann Patchett’s novel "Tom Lake," is set during the pandemic, but it is also set in the past. The main character, a mother of three adult daughters, tells her children the story of her own youthful romance with a man who is now a famous movie star. The story is told over long days picking cherries on their family farm, where everyone has gathered to…

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THIS Is Your FASTEST Path To Escape Your 9-to-5 Job With Less Risk with Codie Sanchez 1:08:47

2d ago1:08:47

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Ever wonder what it takes to leap from passion to profit? This episode is a treasure trove of wisdom and entrepreneurial strategy as I sit down with Codie Sanchez, a powerhouse in business acquisition and an expert in turning the mundane into millions. Codie, known for her savvy in navigating the often overlooked opportunities in 'boring' businesse…

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Making the rounds with Oregon Zoo veterinarian Carlos Sanchez 52:20

3d ago52:20

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Doctor Carlos Sanchez has an unusual and challenging caseload of patients. For one thing, they have scales, feathers, horns and fur, and can’t really say where it hurts. But it’s his job to oversee the medical care and treatment of more than a thousand animals as the head veterinarian at Portland’s Oregon Zoo. In our latest installment in our serie…

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Do You Have What It Takes To Be A GREAT Entrepreneur? Feat. Joe DeSena 1:20:26

5d ago1:20:26

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Brace yourself for an episode that's all about shattering limits and mastering the art of success! In this Mashup throwback episode, join me alongside giants of industry—Joe DeSena, Alex Hormozi, and Andy Frisella—as we dive into the strategies that have propelled us to huge successes in business and life. This is a crash course in achieving the ex…

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Kickstand Comedy offers free summer stand-up shows in the park 15:46

6d ago15:46

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For the fourth year in a row, nonprofit theater Kickstand Comedy is hosting a series of free stand-up comedy nights in Portland’s Laurelhurst Park Friday evenings for the entire summer. The first outdoor event was held by necessity in the pandemic and began with a small crowd of less than 100 people. But word has spread, and as pandemic has subside…

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Southern Baptist Convention narrowly rejects ban on women pastors 11:59

6d ago11:59

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There are roughly 500 Southern Baptist churches in the Pacific Northwest, accounting for more than 44,000 members. At its annual meeting last month, the Southern Baptist Convention considered an amendment to ban women from being pastors. It ultimately didn’t meet the two-thirds majority it needed to pass, but it still had support from more than 60%…

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Semi-truck crash causes indefinite closure of Hood River-White Salmon Bridge 11:09

6d ago11:09

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On Thursday morning, a semi-truck hauling an excavator caused severe damage to the Hood River-White Salmon bridge when an excavator it was hauling struck the lift span above the traffic lanes. The Port of Hood River immediately closed the nearly mile-long bridge spanning the Columbia River until “further notice.” No injuries were reported at the ti…

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U.S. Supreme Court rules in Grants Pass case that people experiencing homelessness can be punished for sleeping in public 15:40

6d ago15:40

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In April, United States Supreme Court Justices heard arguments in one of the most widely watched cases out of Oregon in recent memory. The question at the heart of Grants Pass v Johnson was whether cities can regulate where and when people can sleep outside, especially if there isn’t shelter space available. The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals had hel…

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Gray whales off the Oregon coast have been shrinking over the past two decades 15:28

7d ago15:28

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A population of gray whales that feed off the Oregon coast have been shrinking in size over the last 20 years. New research from Oregon State University shows that whales born in 2020 grew to be more than 13% shorter than whales born before 2000. The shrinkage could bring significant reproductive health challenges for the whales, and could also be …

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Neutral overseer chosen for Oregon foster care class action settlement 22:32

7d ago22:32

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Oregon’s foster care class action lawsuit against the state's Department of Human Services was settled in May after five years. But the improvements to the foster care system agreed in the settlement couldn’t move forward until a “neutral” was chosen to oversee the system. This week the court picked outside expert Kevin Ryan to oversee the changes.…

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Eight years later, is Measure 98 achieving its goals for Oregon high schools? 15:07

7d ago15:07

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In November 2016, Oregon voters overwhelmingly approved Measure 98, also known as the High School Success fund. It provides targeted state funds in three core areas: dropout prevention, career and technical education and college readiness. High schools across the state can apply to access Measure 98 funds by developing individual plans on how those…

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9 Strategies to Pursue Your Purpose 26:52

7d ago26:52

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Learn my "9 Strategies to Pursuing Your PURPOSE." This is your guide to Living Fully! In today’s power-packed episode, I'm peeling back the layers on a question that haunts many of us: Should I pursue my passion? It’s a fiery topic, and I’m here to make you think… why not chase your purpose instead? Today, in this 1:1 episode, we will explore the t…

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U.S. track and field Olympic hopefuls compete at Hayward Field in Eugene 20:27

8d ago20:27

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Hayward Field is once again hosting the U.S. Olympic Track and Field Trials in Eugene which end on Sunday. The nation’s best sprinters, hurdlers, javelin throwers and more are competing for a shot to qualify for the summer games which kick off next month in Paris. Among those who’ve already punched their tickets is Ryan Crouser, an Oregonian and tw…

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Local nonprofit aims to build community by bringing people of color outdoors 13:00

8d ago13:00

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Summer is here, and people are kicking it off by getting out into nature. But those in communities of color can often feel excluded from natural spaces and from participating in activities like hiking and camping. People of Color Outdoors (POCO) is a local nonprofit that works to build community in the Portland area through outdoor excursions. It’s…

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Protections for health care workers lead to more felony arrests for those in mental crisis in Washington 12:48

12d ago12:48

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Washington is just one of many states that makes an assault on a health care worker a felony offense, but recent reporting from the Marshall Project and the Seattle Times found that this law is disproportionately affecting those in a mental crisis. From 2018 to 2022, there were 151 cases of felony assault on a health care worker in King County. A l…

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Portland Fire & Rescue warns of potential increase in fires caused by personal fireworks on the Fourth of July 8:11

8d ago8:11

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Although the City of Portland passed a fireworks ban in March of 2022, Portland Fire & Rescue is preparing for a potential increase in fires started by personal fireworks this Fourth of July. Reporting by Willamette Week found that although the number of fires caused by fireworks dipped during the year the ban was enacted, the number of fireworks-r…

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How firefighter apprenticeships are helping Oregon fire departments hire more diverse candidates 24:35

9d ago24:35

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Fire departments across Oregon are facing staffing shortages as veteran firefighters retire and volunteer numbers drop. But the Oregon Fire Apprenticeship program has been helping departments bring in more candidates with diverse backgrounds. The apprenticeship pays a minimum salary of $3,800 a month and covers the cost of the five community colleg…

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How an Oregon company is tackling safety and harassment in the outdoors 12:27

9d ago12:27

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Outdoor recreation generates around $7.5 billion in Oregon, according to the Outdoor Recreation Roundtable. Some of our most popular industries include boating, tent camping, hiking and climbing. But while the industry generates more than 70,000 jobs in the state, some of these workers face dangers that go beyond just natural elements. As reported …

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Oregon farm real estate values outpacing national trends 16:29

9d ago16:29

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The latest data made available by the USDA Census of Agriculture show that the value of Oregon farmland has increased by 23% over a five-year period, compared with just 7% nationally. Dan Bigelow is an assistant professor in the department of Applied Economics at Oregon State University. He’s been analyzing this census data to create a fuller pictu…

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UNYIELDING: Michael Chandler on Success and Mental Toughness 53:18

9d ago53:18

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Get ready for an electrifying journey as we dive deep into the heart and mind of one of the most dynamic fighters in the UFC, Michael Chandler, and uncover what it really takes to create the heart of a champion! This is NOT just a SPORTS interview! It’s a masterclass on unstoppable drive and resilience, visualization and changing your mindset… I’m …

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Author Renée Watson on “skin & bones,” her first novel for adults 23:07

10d ago23:07

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Renée Watson has topped bestseller lists and won multiple awards for her children’s and young adult literature. But the author, who splits her time between Portland and New York City, recently released “skin & bones,” her first book for adults. The story follows 40-year-old Lena Baker as she navigates dating, fat-shaming, friendship and motherhood …

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Once a retirement community, King City navigates growth 12:30

10d ago12:30

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King City, Oregon began as a community for older adults in the 1960s. While the area was once an age-restricted community, the demographics of the region are starting to change. As King City expands, leaders have to navigate managing growth amid pushback from some residents. We check in on what’s next for the region with city manager Mike Weston.…

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How state and federal funding could impact Oregon’s urban forests 16:45

10d ago16:45

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Oregon’s urban and community forestry program has grown significantly over the last few years thanks to an influx of state and federal funding. The program’s staff has more than tripled, and it recently received nearly $27 million in federal funding through the Inflation Reduction Act. $10 million of that is earmarked for grants to Oregon’s nine fe…

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