ELAINE SPENCER's guest appearances

ELAINE SPENCER

The Community Cats Podcast

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Stephen de Wit

Jim Kennedy

Trudy Stone

Raynard Jackson

Gerard Kersey

Jacquie Rand

Joe Friday

Randall Barnes

Yanni Brown

Christi Metropole

Emily Mills

Antoine Palmer

Don Meredith

Cassandra Bolar

Nikki Clarke

OwlTail

In today’s episode, we hear from a 30 year survivor!!!  Thirty years!!  That’s incredible!  Elaine Spencer, director of Effingham Family Connection, joins us to share her experiences.  Her authenticity, humor, and refreshing perspective helps to kindle hope for others diagnosed with breast cancer.  This is an inspirational episode and part of our survivor series.   #togetherweweatherthisstorm     var starter = new SktbuilderStarter({"mode": "prod", "skip":["jquery","underscore","backbone"],"sktbuilderUrl": "https://togetherweweather.org/wp-content/plugins/skt-builder/sktbuilder/", "driver": new SktbuilderWordpressDriver({"ajaxUrl": "https://togetherweweather.org/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php", "iframeUrl": "https://togetherweweather.org/2020/04/15/podcast-46-survivor-series-5-with-elaine-spencer-director-of-effingham-family-connection/?sktbuilder=true", "pageId": 986, "pages": [{"title":"Survivors","url":"https:\/\/togetherweweather.org\/wp-admin\/post.php?post=38&amp;action=sktbuilder"},{"title":"Resources","url":"https:\/\/togetherweweather.org\/wp-admin\/post.php?post=233&amp;action=sktbuilder"},{"title":"Education","url":"https:\/\/togetherweweather.org\/wp-admin\/post.php?post=239&amp;action=sktbuilder"}], "page": "Podcast #46: Survivor Series #5 with Elaine Spencer, Director of Effingham Family Connection" }) });

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Podcast #46: Survivor Series #5 with Elaine Spencer, Director of Effingham Family Connection

Melanie Gardner

In this episode, Stacy chats with Elaine Spencer and Melanie Gardner from T-Town TNR, an all-volunteer nonprofit dedicated to resolving the feline overpopulation crisis in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Since 2015, the organization has spay/neutered over 3,700 cats. Elaine is the group’s lead support for grant writing, and together, she and Melanie serves as the group’s IT consultants. Elaine and Melanie talk with Stacy about how they became involved with TNR, and with T-Town in particular, and they discuss the importance of data as it relates to getting grant funding and running an efficient organization. T-Town utilizes a free software program called AirTable to coordinate their spay/neuter appointments, track colonies, microchips, and equipment, and to track requests for assistance. The software updates in real-time and can be accessed in the field via cell phone, as well as by veterinary offices with which T-Town is connected. T-Town has seen an incredible improvement in efficiency and data collection now that they utilize AirTable, but the process of selecting a software package was a long and challenging one, as Elaine tells Stacy. Elaine encourages everyone to do their homework around software options and to reach out to her if they have questions about AirTable. To learn more, visit the T-Town TNR website or their Facebook page. You can also email Elaine directly to talk more about T-Town’s experiences with AirTable.

In this episode, Stacy chats with Elaine Spencer and Melanie Gardner from T-Town TNR, an all-volunteer nonprofit dedicated to resolving the feline overpopulation crisis in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Since 2015, the organization has spay/neutered over 3,700 cats. Elaine is the group’s lead support for grant writing, and together, she and Melanie serves as the group’s IT consultants. Elaine and Melanie talk with Stacy about how they became involved with TNR, and with T-Town in particular, and they discuss the importance of data as it relates to getting grant funding and running an efficient organization. T-Town utilizes a free software program called AirTable to coordinate their spay/neuter appointments, track colonies, microchips, and equipment, and to track requests for assistance. The software updates in real-time and can be accessed in the field via cell phone, as well as by veterinary offices with which T-Town is connected. T-Town has seen an incredible improvement in efficiency and data collection now that they utilize AirTable, but the process of selecting a software package was a long and challenging one, as Elaine tells Stacy. Elaine encourages everyone to do their homework around software options and to reach out to her if they have questions about AirTable. To learn more, visit the <a href="https://www.ttowntnr.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">T-Town TNR website</a> or their <a href="https://www.facebook.com/TTownTNR/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Facebook page</a>. You can also <a rel="noopener noreferrer">email Elaine directly</a> to talk more about T-Town’s experiences with AirTable.

Elaine Spencer and Melanie Gardner, T-Town TNR

Dr. Elaine Spencer is the author of the book "Private Pain In Public Pews" which she brought to the stage as a play. She lives in Toronto and is married with two children. Dr. Spencer is also a professor at Toronto's York University. During our interview, Dr. Spencer discusses a number of subjects including how she started writing after attending and studying churches for a number of years, what "Private Pain In Public Pews" is about, how long it took Dr. Spencer to write the book and when she decided to take the book to the stage, how she felt the first time the play was performed, the challenge she faced casting roles, what message she would like the audience to receive, what message she would like Black men to receive and why they should come to play. Dr. Spencer closes the interview by saying how much her husband has been in helping her and her message for those attending church. "Private Pain In Public Pews" is being performed in: Ottawa, Ontario (October 15, 2011) Ajax, Ontario (October 22, 2011) Brampton, Ontario (November 5, 2011) For ticket information, please go to: http://www.drelainespencer.com/Books/The-Play/The-PLAY-Private-Pain-In-Public-Pews.html or http://www.ticketgateway.com/

Dr. Elaine Spencer is the author of the book "Private Pain In Public Pews" which she brought to the stage as a play. She lives in Toronto and is married with two children. Dr. Spencer is also a professor at Toronto's York University. During our interview, Dr. Spencer discusses a number of subjects including how she started writing after attending and studying churches for a number of years, what "Private Pain In Public Pews" is about, how long it took Dr. Spencer to write the book and when she decided to take the book to the stage, how she felt the first time the play was performed, the challenge she faced casting roles, what message she would like the audience to receive, what message she would like Black men to receive and why they should come to play. Dr. Spencer closes the interview by saying how much her husband has been in helping her and her message for those attending church. "Private Pain In Public Pews" is being performed in: Ottawa, Ontario (October 15, 2011) Ajax, Ontario (October 22, 2011) Brampton, Ontario (November 5, 2011) For ticket information, please go to: <a href="http://www.drelainespencer.com/Books/The-Play/The-PLAY-Private-Pain-In-Public-Pews.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.drelainespencer.com/Books/The-Play/The-PLAY-Private-Pain-In-Public-Pews.html</a> or <a href="http://www.ticketgateway.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.ticketgateway.com/</a>

VIBE AND VEGAS SHOW: DR. ELAINE SPENCER "PRIVATE PAIN IN PUBLIC PEWS"