Kathleen MacNeil's guest appearances

Kathleen MacNeil

SoulVox Network

Build Better with Anastasia Barnes

Brian Anderson

Patrick McKenna

Jeffrey Brown

Scott Burnham

Pascale Sablan

Pat Donovan

Jeremy Gregory

Mark Reed

Lynn McDonald

Lisa Nickerson

Tom O'Brien

Robin C. Crawford

Mildred Lynn

Madonna Macinnis

Wendy Treynor

OwlTail

A  Passive House building "comprises a set of design principles used to attain a quantifiable and rigorous level of energy efficiency within a specific quantifiable comfort level". As we progress through the 21st century, it is clear that employee health and well-being has emerged at the forefront of workplace culture and as a primary component of a successful, happy lifestyle; Kathy MacNeil's work in developing the Winthrop Center in alignment with Passive House Standards continues to prioritize workplace diversity, environmental sustainability, and resiliency in the city of Boston.  In episode 14 of the Build Better podcast, Anastasia sits down with Kathy MacNeil, principal at Millennium Partners Boston, to talk about the Winthrop Center, a $1.3 billion development in downtown Boston. To be completed in the summer of 2022, Winthrop Center will be a market leader in sustainability and resiliency and the largest passive house office building in the world. Listen to hear more about how Kathy and her team are achieving these high standards, and how they are prioritizing diversity and inclusivity throughout the process. This episode is sponsored by EM Duggan. 

A <a href="https://www.phius.org/what-is-passive-building/passive-house-principles" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Passive House</a> building "comprises a set of design principles used to attain a quantifiable and rigorous level of energy efficiency within a specific quantifiable comfort level". As we progress through the 21st century, it is clear that employee health and well-being has emerged at the forefront of workplace culture and as a primary component of a successful, happy lifestyle; Kathy MacNeil's work in developing the <a href="https://winthropcenter.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Winthrop Center</a> in alignment with Passive House Standards continues to prioritize workplace diversity, environmental sustainability, and resiliency in the city of Boston.  In episode 14 of the Build Better podcast, Anastasia sits down with Kathy MacNeil, principal at <a href="https://mpbos.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Millennium Partners Boston</a>, to talk about the Winthrop Center, a $1.3 billion development in downtown Boston. To be completed in the summer of 2022, Winthrop Center will be a market leader in sustainability and resiliency and the largest passive house office building in the world. Listen to hear more about how Kathy and her team are achieving these high standards, and how they are prioritizing diversity and inclusivity throughout the process. This episode is sponsored by <a href="http://www.emduggan.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">EM Duggan</a>.

#14 - Kathleen MacNeil of MP Boston

Episode #1: Pondering the Promise of the PendulumAs human beings who walk the Earth at this time, we are subject to countless messages. Some information is good and some is not so good. In the course of the day, with so many messages bombarding our consciousness, how do we ensure that we hear the important ones? Hmm, you know the ones we're talking about ... the messages or intuitions that our bodies give us … that nature gives us … that our higher selves give us? Join Mildred Lynn McDonald and Kathleen MacNeil as they explore the practice of using a pendulum to help tap into innate intuition; to access the life enhancing, empowering, healing messages that exists at a subconscious level of our Inner Being. They will also share down-to-Earth, humorous stories about how they learned to use this age old dousing tool as they took their first unsteady steps into energy medicine.  You’ll love it!Two Owls Having a Hoot!Mildred Lynn and Kathleen are delighted to bring to you Two Owls Having a Hoot!. Join them as they delve into the mysteries of ancient wisdom, explore the healing capabilities of energy medicine, and bridge the gap between the seen and the unseen. Get ready to challenge your six senses, shift your perspective, learn new energy healing tools, and connect the dots between the old, the new and everything in-between.  Tune into Two Owls Having a Hoot! for stimulating conversations steeped in boundless curiosity and Divine wonder!  Airs the FIRST THURSDAY of the month at 4pm PST and 8pm AST.

Episode #1: Pondering the Promise of the Pendulum As human beings who walk the Earth at this time, we are subject to countless messages. Some information is good and some is not so good. In the course of the day, with so many messages bombarding our consciousness, how do we ensure that we hear the important ones? Hmm, you know the ones we're talking about ... the messages or intuitions that our bodies give us … that nature gives us … that our higher selves give us?  Join Mildred Lynn McDonald and Kathleen MacNeil as they explore the practice of using a pendulum to help tap into innate intuition; to access the life enhancing, empowering, healing messages that exists at a subconscious level of our Inner Being. They will also share down-to-Earth, humorous stories about how they learned to use this age old dousing tool as they took their first unsteady steps into energy medicine.  You’ll love it! Two Owls Having a Hoot! Mildred Lynn and Kathleen are delighted to bring to you Two Owls Having a Hoot!. Join them as they delve into the mysteries of ancient wisdom, explore the healing capabilities of energy medicine, and bridge the gap between the seen and the unseen. Get ready to challenge your six senses, shift your perspective, learn new energy healing tools, and connect the dots between the old, the new and everything in-between.  Tune into Two Owls Having a Hoot! for stimulating conversations steeped in boundless curiosity and Divine wonder!   Airs the FIRST THURSDAY of the month at 4pm PST and 8pm AST.

Two Owls Having A Hoot! with Mildred Lynn McDonald and Kathleen MacNeil