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Renaissance Rachel
by Renaissance Rachel
Renaissance Rachel has an inherent desire for autonomy, growth, and creativity. Renaissance refers to rebirth and mastery in many things. The content Rachel shares does not follow a particular niche or topic thread. Renaissance Rachel is a movement of freeing ourselves from being told TO BE a certain way. We are all magical, multi-faceted reflections of the Divine who came to this planet because our souls brought us here for a reason. The Renaissance Rachel journey is to step into authenticity and to speak her truth. To shine her voice. To encourage others to live authentically.
Episodes
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My Awakening as a Modern Mystic in Tech
I’ve lived many lives, both on this Earth and beyond, but this lifetime began as a creative, imaginative child who loved dinosaurs, dirt, and drawing. Somewhere along the way, I lost her. I silenced my intuition, buried my creativity, and became hyper-analytical as I climbed the tech industry...
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On trusting yourself
A huge part of my journey has been learning to trust myself. In this episode, I muse about trusting myself and through that process come to a realization of how to do so.
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On calling people “misinformed”
What makes us want to call other people names? Specifically here I’m unpacking why one might call someone else “misinformed.” Ultimately, who are we to say who is “misinformed” and how do we know? Are we all knowing? Can we know all the information about a given situation?
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On how health coaches don’t understand office workers & how office workers can shift their mentality
We all have different backgrounds. Naturally. Yet I’ve come to realize how in the holistic health community, many health coaches don’t understand office workers. Speaking as an office worker myself. A hurdle health coaches don’t grasp about office workers is their mentality around work. When that...
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The Pirate Daughter and Her Healing Waters
Storytelling as a healing art involves taking incidents or situations in your life that you want to reframe and reshape. No lie, when I was a little girl, I went on a playground in the shape of a pirate ship, climbed to the top, and peed on all of the kids below me. I set my intention to write a...
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On Sunrise on the Reaping
After finishing Suzanne Collins' latest addition to The Hunger Games world, Sunrise on the Reaping, I thought I'd share a summary of the book as well as my reflections on the book itself. Note: there will be spoilers. It's not a comprehensive summary but it hits the key points. If you'd like more...
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On learning how to vaporize herbs
I'm embracing my inner "bad girl" and decided to give vaporizing a try. Not just any vaporizing: herbal vaporizing, that is, vaporizing herbs so that I can connect with the spirit of the herbs themselves and learn best how to work with them. However, I know nothing about smoking or vaporizing, so...
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On shyness and fear
Are we born with shyness? Or is shyness something that we take on? I don’t think I was always shy, but somewhere along the line I became shy and that has hurt my relationships. These episodes are not recorded in any special studio. I may be outside walking, in the car, or at home. I encourage you...
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On layoffs and “soft” layoffs
It’s layoff season. Again. And I’ve been spared…this time. But at companies, you have layoffs and then you have “soft” layoffs where they give you ultimatums that you have to decide whether to adhere to, or leave. And I’ve had several of those over my career. In this episode, I reflect on these...
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On the History of Vampires: Serbia
Did you know that the vampire legends actually come from Serbia? I didn’t either until last year. In this episode, I share what I’ve learned from historians and the book, The Slavic Myths by Noah Charney and Svetlana Slapšak. The first half goes into the history of vampire legends as a whole and...
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On Hunger Games and Fourth Wing
With the recent release of Sunrise on the Reaping, the latest Hunger Games book that explores Haymitch’s story and finally reading Fourth Wing, I share some reflections on my experiences with both books as I drive to Pilates. These episodes are not recorded in any special studio. I may be outside...
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On Pilates and Feeling Stronger
As someone without an athletic background, finding Pilates has been a game changer. These episodes are not recorded in any special studio. I may be outside walking, in the car, or at home. I encourage you to do the same when listening.
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On the Throat
The throat is the energy center of creativity and expression. For too long, I’ve allowed my voice to be suppressed. No longer. These episodes are not recorded in any special studio. I may be outside walking, in the car, or at home. I encourage you to do the same when listening.
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The Renaissance Rachel Story
There once was a girl named Rachel, who loved to shine her light. Then life made her small. Only now is she learning to reclaim her voice and shine it once more. With this inaugural episode, Rachel kicks off a new series where she shares her truth with the world. These episodes are not recorded…
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A Day in the Life of a Nurse
From oil field roughneck to a nurse caring for elderly patients in a nursing home, Tyler Bottger has seen an awful lot! Learn about his journey to his own wellness and his commitment to helping others get there too. Nomination form: https://form.typeform.com/to/iHGkOKlF
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A Day in the Life of a Global Program Manager
A Global Program Manager at IBM, Meighann Helene takes meetings by day and dances with fire at night. Meighann thinks on both sides of the brain and is truly able to wear many hats through her interest in STEAM. Find Meighann on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/meighann-helene/ Nomination...
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A Day in the Life of a Holistic Lifestyle and Movement Coach
Nikki Dunlop noticed early in her personal training career that her clients were confiding more of their experiences with her than she’d expected. Now, a practicing holistic lifestyle and movement coach, Nikki helps clients process unresolved trauma in their bodies. Visit Nikki's website:...
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A Day in the Life of an Entrepreneur Coach | Dawni Angel
Core values are what you have valued since you were a small child, and that you will continue to hold dear until you die. These are the things that run your life consciously and unconsciously. They are so deep that they have become part of you. Even though “core values” is a common enough term, I...
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A Day in the Life of a Marketing Maestro | Jordan Ashley
Jordan Ashley dropped the corporate ladder to be her own boss. However, before starting her own company, she worked as the Director of Marketing for Illinois State University's sports department. As a student athlete, working in sports as always been a love of hers and she'd been able to combine...
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A Day in the Life of a Veterinarian | Nicole Alleva
Nicole Alleva tells her story of changing her mind about what she wants to do with her life. She explains how, at first, she didn't really see veterinary medicine as a career option, but now she feels it is so rewarding to work as a veterinarian. Veterinarian Nicole Alleva tells us what life is...
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A Day in the Life of a Mental Health Speaker | Annalise Sinclair
Sometimes it's easy to forget that people are dealing with larger things than you are. And sometimes, they're doing it while still managing to put on a happy face. It's easy to take that for granted, especially when one feels "fine" or doesn't have any big problems -- but this video is a reminder...
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A Day in the Life of a Physician Assistant | Lillie Brannen
All through college, Lillie was convinced that going into healthcare was not for her. Then through a series of events she realized that being a Physician Assistant was what she was meant to do. Hear about her journey as we talk about what the role involves, the financial implications, and more!...
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A Day in the Life of a Software Developer | Casey Cook
Software development is a hot field to get into. Casey Cook isn't your average software developer. She didn't go to school for computer science and she had no idea that's what she'd end up doing when she first started her career. However, due to a really special program at her workplace, she…
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A Day in the Life of a Comic Book Artist and Illustrator | Rashad Doucet
What does an illustrator and cartoonist like Rashad Doucet like to do in his spare time? Draw, of course! The amazing thing is that Rashad earns a living doing just that. When Rashad Doucet is not teaching illustration at Savannah College of Art & Design, he’s likely working on his comics. And…
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A Day in the Life of a Pharmacist | Katie Anderson Peacock
The ability to be there for her community is something Katie really loves about being a pharmacist. While a doctor may not always be available, a pharmacist is always there to lend an ear for your healthcare related questions. Tune in to learn about the secret life of a prescription (i.e. why…
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A Day in the Life of a Narrative Designer | Abigail Tyson
A prime example of how a circuitous career path really pays off, Abigail initially started out in publishing before entering the gaming industry. She shares how she became disillusioned with the publishing industry and how she's now living her dream writing content for games. Reach out to Abigail...
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A Day in the Life of a Music Educator | Michael Nestor
Michael Nestor basically taught himself how to read music while in church as a kid. With such a strong aptitude for music, picking up the saxophone was a natural transition for him! Learn about his path through music education and tips to not be self conscious when trying to improv in jazz....
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A Day in the Life of a Product Designer | Natasha Yeh
Ever since Natasha was a kid, she never stopped drawing. Through art school, she was exposed to the world of product design and hasn't looked back! Join us as we talk about her experiences changing companies and how the nitty gritty of product design can differ. Be sure to stay tuned for her TV...
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A Day in the Life of an Entrepreneur and former Director of Product Management | Thomas Chu
Leaving a successful career as a product management executive at a large tech company is no small decision. Thomas Chu shares his dream of educating the new generation, while also sharing really helpful advice for anyone looking to grow their career. Find Thomas: LinkedIn -...
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A Day in the Life of a Software Engineering Manager | Matthew Compton
Starting out as an Android developer, Matthew has quickly progressed through his career and has picked up a whole lot really great perspective along the way. His rich background in working in a variety of software roles at different companies makes him a wealth of knowledge. Catch up as we chat...
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A Day in the Life of a Marketing Director | Renee Cooper
When Renee isn't cosplaying and participating in fandom activities, she's running social media and marketing for a law firm. She created a podcast called Pocket Lawyer to answer any and all legal questions people may have. Get her advice on staying organized, engaging your audience, and how to...
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A Day in the Life of a Ph.D. Student and Mom | Anne Chance
As the mother of three young triplets, Anne has her hands full! That said, Anne dreams of becoming a preservation manager for UNESCO World Heritage sites. Catch up with us as we talking about balancing your dreams with parenting, cosplaying, and making music. Connect with Anne on Linkedin:...
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A Day in the Life of an Electrical Engineer | Seth Braun
Seth is no ordinary engineer. After getting involved with a presidential campaign in college, he became hooked. He ran for city council several times in Bangor, Maine and has been heavily involved in local politics since. Learn about the innerworkings of the political process! Nomination Form:...
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A Day in the Life of an Author | Parker Peevyhouse
Even as a young child, Parker knew she wanted to be an author. From winning competitions in school to publishing 3 books with publishing companies, she's certainly achieved that goal! Catch up with Parker and learn the trials of publishing, making time for writing, and how she stays inspired....
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A Day in the Life of a Product Designer | Annick Huber
The daughter of a Swiss consulate and a Guatemalan, Annick grew up living all over the world and learning several languages. She's always loved art and started her career as an illustrator before moving into product design. Catch up with us as we chat about her career journey, cultural…
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A Day in the Life of a Data Scientist and Entrepreneur | Robert Joseph
From an early age, Robert Joseph has had an entrepreneurial mindset. Hear about his journey from electrical engineering to computer science to data science. We talked about the progression of AI over the decades, whether getting a Ph.D. is worth it, and balancing career goals with raising a…
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A Day in the Life of a Speech Pathologist | Paul Rice
Paul took an interesting journey into speech pathology. After graduating with a degree in English, Paul went to work at the local newspaper where he lived for a few years before deciding he wanted to go into speech pathology through a project he worked on at the newspaper. Nomination form:...
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A Day in the Life of a Museum Educator | Christine Cassidy Itta
[Originally aired as a livestream] Catch up with Christine Cassidy Itta and learn about her experiences living in rural Alaska, creating culturally competent curriculum, and get tips on the best times to visit Alaska. Nomination form: https://form.typeform.com/to/iHGkOKlF
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A Day in the Life of a Sr. Project Manager and Media Engagement Director | Dan Carroll
Hear about how Dan lives two lives. By day, he works as a Sr. Project Manager and, by night, he runs the Media Relations team of the largest sci-fi and fantasy convention in the Southeast. Nomination form: https://form.typeform.com/to/iHGkOKlF
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Renaissance Rachel has an inherent desire for autonomy, growth, and creativity. Renaissance refers to rebirth and mastery in many things. The content Rachel shares does not follow a particular niche or topic thread. Renaissance Rachel is a movement of freeing ourselves from being told TO BE a certain way. We are all magical, multi-faceted reflections of the Divine who came to this planet because our souls brought us here for a reason. The Renaissance Rachel journey is to step into authenticity and to speak her truth. To shine her voice. To encourage others to live authentically.
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