Sarah Stebbins's guest appearances

Sarah Stebbins

Talk It Up With Cindy

The Mock Review with Ben and Drew

The PR Maven Podcast

Savvy Broadcasting

OwlTail

Justin Bernstein

Ben and Drew are joined by Sarah Stebbins and Justin Bernstein of the UCLA Law Trial Team to discuss Robin Skye v. Aubrey Gold, the 2023 National Championship Tournament case. Sarah and Justin discuss how they settled on the idea for a legal malpractice case, why the UCLA Trial Team ended up writing the case, how the committee approached designing the case and choosing witnesses, and how the case authors considered questions around case balance and invention of fact.

Ben and Drew are joined by Sarah Stebbins and Justin Bernstein of the UCLA Law Trial Team to discuss Robin Skye v. Aubrey Gold, the 2023 National Championship Tournament case. Sarah and Justin discuss how they settled on the idea for a legal malpractice case, why the UCLA Trial Team ended up writing the case, how the committee approached designing the case and choosing witnesses, and how the case authors considered questions around case balance and invention of fact.

Episode 86: Skye v Gold (with Sarah Stebbins and Justin Bernstein)

Before sending a pitch to Maine Homes by Down East magazine, listen to the podcast episode. Editor Sarah Stebbins lists what makes a good pitch and a great story for the magazine. Sarah talks about her career from InStyle to Martha Stewart Living and many others, the story behind Maine Homes magazine and where she hopes to see the magazine go in the future. Sarah shares some of the most memorable stories that have been featured in the magazine. 3:35 – Sarah describes how she always wanted to be a journalist. She even applied to Glamour, Marie Claire and Rolling Stone looking for a summer job in high school.   7:49 – Sarah explains what differentiates Maine Homes by Down East. 11:59 – Sarah listed what you should do when pitching Maine Homes by Down East magazine, including being familiar with the magazine and identifying which section you think the story would fit best in. Ask yourself:  Is it a trend? Is there a fresh angle? Is this unique?  13:02 – Sarah talks about what constitutes a great story. 17:47 – Sarah shares some people Maine Homes by Down East has featured that have a strong personal brand. 21:14 – Sarah describes what she hopes the future of Maine Homes by Down East looks like. 24:34 – Sarah talks about the Maine Homes section in Down East magazine. 26:34 – Sarah explains what makes the Maine brand so special. 29:43 – Sarah shares some resources that have helped her.   Quote  “One thing since we launched that's been really important to me is to try to show approachable houses. Not museum-y or chill-y houses or houses that you feel like you can't sit on the furniture or houses that make you feel bad about yourself when you look at them. We show beautiful houses that are inspiring and interesting.” – Sarah Stebbins, editor of Maine Homes by Down East magazine   Links: Vertical gardens: https://mainehomes.com/the-walls-are-alive/ TerraFlora: https://www.terrafloramaine.com/ Shelfie kits: https://mainehomes.com/help-your-shelves/ Of The Sea Studio: https://www.instagram.com/oftheseastudio/ Home Remedies: https://www.homeremediesmaine.com/ Down East Adventures: https://shop.downeast.com/down-east-adventures/ “Just Let Me Lie Down” by Kristin van Ogtrop:  https://www.amazon.com/Just-Let-Lie-Down-Half-Insane/dp/0316068292   Activate  the PR Maven® Flash Briefing on your Alexa Device.  Join the PR Maven® Facebook group.    About the guest:     A native of Cousins Island in Yarmouth, Sarah began her career at InStyle magazine in New York, where she worked on the launch of InStyle Home. She was later an editor at Martha Stewart Living before moving home to Maine to freelance write for publications such as Real Simple, This Old House, and Southern Living. Sarah joined Down East in 2016, where she oversaw the relaunch of mainehomes.com, growing it from about 5,000 page views per month to more than 51,000, and expanded home content in the magazine. The success of the website signaled that readers were interested in the kind of authentic home content she curated, and, in 2018, Sarah launched Maine Homes by Down East as a quarterly magazine. The second issue won the Home/Shelter category in the City and Regional Magazine Association’s annual awards contest. Today, Maine Homes magazine has 40,000 subscribers hailing from every state in the country, and 51,000 social media followers. Sarah lives in Portland with her husband, two sons and rescue mutt in the “starter house” they decided to stay in and perennially renovate.   Looking to connect:           Email: sarah@mainehomes.com Website: https://mainehomes.com/ Instagram: @mainehomesmagazine

Before sending a pitch to Maine Homes by Down East magazine, listen to the podcast episode. Editor Sarah Stebbins lists what makes a good pitch and a great story for the magazine. Sarah talks about her career from InStyle to Martha Stewart Living and many others, the story behind Maine Homes magazine and where she hopes to see the magazine go in the future. Sarah shares some of the most memorable stories that have been featured in the magazine. 3:35 – Sarah describes how she always wanted to be a journalist. She even applied to Glamour, Marie Claire and Rolling Stone looking for a summer job in high school.   7:49 – Sarah explains what differentiates Maine Homes by Down East. 11:59 – Sarah listed what you should do when pitching Maine Homes by Down East magazine, including being familiar with the magazine and identifying which section you think the story would fit best in. Ask yourself: <ul> <li>Is it a trend?</li> <li>Is there a fresh angle?</li> <li>Is this unique?</li> </ul> 13:02 – Sarah talks about what constitutes a great story. 17:47 – Sarah shares some people Maine Homes by Down East has featured that have a strong personal brand. 21:14 – Sarah describes what she hopes the future of Maine Homes by Down East looks like. 24:34 – Sarah talks about the Maine Homes section in Down East magazine. 26:34 – Sarah explains what makes the Maine brand so special. 29:43 – Sarah shares some resources that have helped her. Quote  “One thing since we launched that's been really important to me is to try to show approachable houses. Not museum-y or chill-y houses or houses that you feel like you can't sit on the furniture or houses that make you feel bad about yourself when you look at them. We show beautiful houses that are inspiring and interesting.” – Sarah Stebbins, editor of Maine Homes by Down East magazine Links: Vertical gardens: <a href="https://mainehomes.com/the-walls-are-alive/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://mainehomes.com/the-walls-are-alive/</a> TerraFlora: <a href="https://www.terrafloramaine.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.terrafloramaine.com/</a> Shelfie kits: <a href="https://mainehomes.com/help-your-shelves/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://mainehomes.com/help-your-shelves/</a> Of The Sea Studio: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/oftheseastudio/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/oftheseastudio/</a> Home Remedies: <a href="https://www.homeremediesmaine.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.homeremediesmaine.com/</a> Down East Adventures: <a href="https://shop.downeast.com/down-east-adventures/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://shop.downeast.com/down-east-adventures/</a> “Just Let Me Lie Down” by Kristin van Ogtrop: <a href="https://www.amazon.com/Just-Let-Lie-Down-Half-Insane/dp/0316068292" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> https://www.amazon.com/Just-Let-Lie-Down-Half-Insane/dp/0316068292</a> Activate <a href="https://prmaven.com/how-to-activate-the-pr-maven-podcast-flash-briefing/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> the PR Maven® Flash Briefing</a> on your Alexa Device.  Join <a href="https://www.facebook.com/groups/238596473670157/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">the PR Maven® Facebook group</a>.  About the guest:     A native of Cousins Island in Yarmouth, Sarah began her career at InStyle magazine in New York, where she worked on the launch of InStyle Home. She was later an editor at Martha Stewart Living before moving home to Maine to freelance write for publications such as Real Simple, This Old House, and Southern Living. Sarah joined Down East in 2016, where she oversaw the relaunch of <a href="http://mainehomes.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">mainehomes.com</a>, growing it from about 5,000 page views per month to more than 51,000, and expanded home content in the magazine. The success of the website signaled that readers were interested in the kind of authentic home content she curated, and, in 2018, Sarah launched Maine Homes by Down East as a quarterly magazine. The second issue won the Home/Shelter category in the City and Regional Magazine Association’s annual awards contest. Today, Maine Homes magazine has 40,000 subscribers hailing from every state in the country, and 51,000 social media followers. Sarah lives in Portland with her husband, two sons and rescue mutt in the “starter house” they decided to stay in and perennially renovate. Looking to connect:           Email: <a href="mailto:sarah@mainehomes.com">sarah@mainehomes.com</a> Website: <a href="https://mainehomes.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://mainehomes.com/</a> Instagram: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/mainehomesmagazine/?hl=en" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@mainehomesmagazine</a>

Episode 176: What To Include in a Great Pitch, With Sarah Stebbins, Editor of Maine Homes by Down East Magazine

Dr. Sarah Stebbins is a Certified Professional Coach, an organizational change management consultant, and she is Adjunct Faculty at Portland State University in their Center for Executive and Professional Education. Her clients include Fortune 500 companies, the Federal Government, colleges and universities, as well as non-profit organizations. Dr. Stebbins holds a fundamental belief that employee engagement is the single most critical element for organizational change management success. And, as a change agent, Dr. Stebbins focuses on developing conscious leaders, in addition to building and strengthening the resilience muscles of individuals and organizations. She is a Resilience Wisdom Coach.Her new book is called “From Fire to Water: Moving Through Change: Six Elements for Personal Resiliency.” Dr. Stebbins recognized, that her experience whitewater rafting down the Colorado River a few years ago, related directly to her professional work. Being at the mercy of the river’s pounding waves and unpredictable moods, she learned the power of resiliency. She discovered that the resiliency she experienced on the river directly correlated to the resilience needed to thrive in rapidly changing organizations. Stebbins’ book was inspired by her wild adventures on the river. You can visit Dr. Stebbins’ website at www.thebetterchange.com and her LinkedIn profile at www.linkedin.com/in/sarahstebbins. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Dr. Sarah Stebbins is a Certified Professional Coach, an organizational change management consultant, and she is Adjunct Faculty at Portland State University in their Center for Executive and Professional Education. Her clients include Fortune 500 companies, the Federal Government, colleges and universities, as well as non-profit organizations. Dr. Stebbins holds a fundamental belief that employee engagement is the single most critical element for organizational change management success. And, as a change agent, Dr. Stebbins focuses on developing conscious leaders, in addition to building and strengthening the resilience muscles of individuals and organizations. She is a Resilience Wisdom Coach. Her new book is called “From Fire to Water: Moving Through Change: Six Elements for Personal Resiliency.” Dr. Stebbins recognized, that her experience whitewater rafting down the Colorado River a few years ago, related directly to her professional work. Being at the mercy of the river’s pounding waves and unpredictable moods, she learned the power of resiliency. She discovered that the resiliency she experienced on the river directly correlated to the resilience needed to thrive in rapidly changing organizations. Stebbins’ book was inspired by her wild adventures on the river. You can visit Dr. Stebbins’ website at <a href="http://www.thebetterchange.com" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">www.thebetterchange.com</a> and her LinkedIn profile at <a href="http://www.linkedin.com/in/sarahstebbins" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">www.linkedin.com/in/sarahstebbins</a>. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.