Amy Burgess's guest appearances

Amy Burgess

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The 29-Hour Podcast

Transforming Mission LeaderCast with Tim Bias & Sara Thomas

Big Talk on Little Rock 

William Morris

Christine Caine

Beth Moore

Ruth Chou Simons

Rachel Joy

Priscilla Shirer

Shelley Giglio

Mo Isom

Lysa TerKeurst

Lisa Harper

Louie Giglio

Carey Nieuwhof

Jennie Allen

Barnabas Piper

Beth Marshall

OwlTail

Are you ready for a different angle on rest, relaxation, and play? This week, tune in as we talk to someone whose work it is to facilitate the experiences that most of us participate in for entertainment, relaxation, and fun.   Amy Burgess is a mom, the Rosie Red mascot for the Cincinnati Reds, as well as an Executive Director and Choreographer for CAST, a theater company in the greater Cincinnati area.      You’ll quickly learn the things other people do for rest, relaxation, and play, Amy can be found on the other side, working. Amy shares what makes those experiences meaningful for her and the people she seeks to entertain, empower, and educate. She also explores the challenges of rest, relaxation, and play.    Listen for several important reminders from Amy. One of those reminders is this: being good at everything isn’t the goal. Nor is it fun to do things outside of our skill sets. So, how does she accomplish things that she’s not great at? Listen in to explore how Amy’s self-awareness and other-awareness guide her interactions.    Amy’s examples come from choreography and bringing the Rosie Red mascot to life. And woven through her stories, you’ll hear the heart of a Christ-centered leader. Amy is mastering the improvisational art of creating space for others to experience joy.   At one moment in our conversation, Amy pauses on the idea of kinesthetic awareness. In her role as Rosie Red, Amy’s capacity to express emotion without saying a single word is what creates an experience for guests. You’ll hear how listening is integral to creating a space for others to experience rest, relaxation, and play.  The take-aways from this episode are endless: from improv to listening to kinesthetic awareness, and much more.    Write it Down/Talk it Out  What does fun look like for you in this season of life? What has the last year taught you about rest, relaxation, and play? What did Amy’s example of kinesthetic listening teach you about the importance of listening and expressing emotion?  Try having a conversation where your response is, “Yes, and…” 

Are you ready for a different angle on rest, relaxation, and play? This week, tune in as we talk to someone whose work it is to facilitate the experiences that most of us participate in for entertainment, relaxation, and fun. Amy Burgess is a mom, the Rosie Red mascot for the Cincinnati Reds, as well as an Executive Director and Choreographer for CAST, a theater company in the greater Cincinnati area.    You’ll quickly learn the things other people do for rest, relaxation, and play, Amy can be found on the other side, working. Amy shares what makes those experiences meaningful for her and the people she seeks to entertain, empower, and educate. She also explores the challenges of rest, relaxation, and play.  Listen for several important reminders from Amy. One of those reminders is this: being good at everything isn’t the goal. Nor is it fun to do things outside of our skill sets. So, how does she accomplish things that she’s not great at? Listen in to explore how Amy’s self-awareness and other-awareness guide her interactions.  Amy’s examples come from choreography and bringing the Rosie Red mascot to life. And woven through her stories, you’ll hear the heart of a Christ-centered leader. Amy is mastering the improvisational art of creating space for others to experience joy. At one moment in our conversation, Amy pauses on the idea of kinesthetic awareness. In her role as Rosie Red, Amy’s capacity to express emotion without saying a single word is what creates an experience for guests. You’ll hear how listening is integral to creating a space for others to experience rest, relaxation, and play.  The take-aways from this episode are endless: from improv to listening to kinesthetic awareness, and much more.  Write it Down/Talk it Out <ol> <li>What does fun look like for you in this season of life?</li> <li>What has the last year taught you about rest, relaxation, and play?</li> <li>What did Amy’s example of kinesthetic listening teach you about the importance of listening and expressing emotion? </li> <li>Try having a conversation where your response is, “Yes, and…”</li> </ol>

Episode 181: The Work Behind Play -  A conversation with Amy Burgess

Amy Burgess sits down with host Trey Schaap and discusses how Little Rock came to be a member of the Missouri Valley Conference in swimming and diving and what the team’s prospects are for this upcoming season. She also explains how she recruits future student-athletes to Little Rock and how the program has grown throughout her tenure as head coach. Burgess, a record-setting swimmer from the University of Kansas, discusses her legendary collegiate career and how she is using that to improve the Trojan program. She explains how the team setting two new school records last year was important and why one of them was a really big deal. Additionally, she discusses Little Rock’s new assistant coach and how he will keep the Trojans improving.

Ep. 17 - Amy Burgess - Swimming & Diving

Sara Cooper

This week we talk with writers Amy Burgess and Sara Cooper about using all five senses in the theatre, the evolving experience of seeing a show multiple times, and our recent production of Elevator Heart.

This week we talk with writers Amy Burgess and Sara Cooper about using all five senses in the theatre, the evolving experience of seeing a show multiple times, and our recent production of Elevator Heart.

#29: Amy Burgess and Sara Cooper

{MARKED} is a podcast for women who are marked by a hunger for God’s Word, a longing to impact culture, and a desire to discover and live out God’s calling in their lives. Each week, Mary Margaret Collingsworth will interview someone who is marked with that hunger, longing, and desire, and encourage listeners to be marked, as well.Episode 3: Amy BurgessMary Margaret talks with Amy Burgess about Amy's year-long family mission trip, mentoring, being a wife and a mom, and sanctification.http://ministrysites.s3.amazonaws.com/podcasts/marked/EP3_MARKED.mp3About AmyAmy Burgess is a wife and mom to five children ages 6 to 18.  She has served at First Baptist Church Orlando and in the community of Orlando for 30 years in various capacities. Her most recent adventure was to take her family on a 10-month Mission Trip to Denver, CO to help start Storyline Fellowship in cooperation with First Orlando and NAMB. Amy is just a mom doing life (diapers—not anymore! It DOES end—carpool, lessons, school, football, soccer, youth group, bible study, children's ministry, etc.) with a crazy but very real Jesus whom she adores! Her obsession is for those that He puts in her path to get that real Jesus too ... because she cares and prays.About Mary MargaretMary Margaret is an Event Project Coordinator at Lifeway in Nashville, Tennessee. She coordinates training events for women who lead like YOU Lead and the Women’s Forum. Mary Margaret has served several churches as a Girls Minister and holds a Master of Arts in Christian Education at New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary. She has a passion to see young women engaged in ministry and living out their calling. Mary Margaret leads a small group of young adult women at her church and loves reading, a good cup of coffee, cooking, and traveling.Quote It: “When He shows up and pulls me out the mire, I am marked by that.” - @burgessfam7 #MARKEDPodcast												Share on TwitterShare on Facebook“Pray, and go for it.” - @burgessfam7 #MARKEDPodcast												Share on TwitterShare on Facebook"You don't get yourself cleaned up before you come to Jesus." - @burgessfam7 #MARKEDPodcast												Share on TwitterShare on Facebook“I don’t want to ever forget that I am constantly in the process of sanctification.” - @burgessfam7 #MARKEDPodcast												Share on TwitterShare on Facebook“Our call is to be passionate about Christ.” - @marymargaretc #MARKEDPodcast												Share on TwitterShare on Facebook“When He calls you, He gives you a desire to do what you're called to do.” - @burgessfam7 #MARKEDPodcast												Share on TwitterShare on FacebookLinks: Love Does by Bob Goff{MARKED} Podcast on Twitter

{MARKED} is a podcast for women who are marked by a hunger for God’s Word, a longing to impact culture, and a desire to discover and live out God’s calling in their lives. Each week, Mary Margaret Collingsworth will interview someone who is marked with that hunger, longing, and desire, and encourage listeners to be marked, as well. Episode 3: Amy Burgess Mary Margaret talks with Amy Burgess about Amy's year-long family mission trip, mentoring, being a wife and a mom, and sanctification. <a href="http://ministrysites.s3.amazonaws.com/podcasts/marked/EP3_MARKED.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://ministrysites.s3.amazonaws.com/podcasts/marked/EP3_MARKED.mp3</a> About Amy Amy Burgess is a wife and mom to five children ages 6 to 18.  She has served at First Baptist Church Orlando and in the community of Orlando for 30 years in various capacities. Her most recent adventure was to take her family on a 10-month Mission Trip to Denver, CO to help start Storyline Fellowship in cooperation with First Orlando and NAMB. Amy is just a mom doing life (diapers—not anymore! It DOES end—carpool, lessons, school, football, soccer, youth group, bible study, children's ministry, etc.) with a crazy but very real Jesus whom she adores! Her obsession is for those that He puts in her path to get that real Jesus too ... because she cares and prays. About Mary Margaret Mary Margaret is an Event Project Coordinator at Lifeway in Nashville, Tennessee. She coordinates training events for women who lead like YOU Lead and the Women’s Forum. Mary Margaret has served several churches as a Girls Minister and holds a Master of Arts in Christian Education at New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary. She has a passion to see young women engaged in ministry and living out their calling. Mary Margaret leads a small group of young adult women at her church and loves reading, a good cup of coffee, cooking, and traveling. Quote It:  “When He shows up and pulls me out the mire, I am marked by that.” - @burgessfam7 #MARKEDPodcast 						 						Share on TwitterShare on Facebook “Pray, and go for it.” - @burgessfam7 #MARKEDPodcast 						 						Share on TwitterShare on Facebook "You don't get yourself cleaned up before you come to Jesus." - @burgessfam7 #MARKEDPodcast 						 						Share on TwitterShare on Facebook “I don’t want to ever forget that I am constantly in the process of sanctification.” - @burgessfam7 #MARKEDPodcast 						 						Share on TwitterShare on Facebook “Our call is to be passionate about Christ.” - @marymargaretc #MARKEDPodcast 						 						Share on TwitterShare on Facebook “When He calls you, He gives you a desire to do what you're called to do.” - @burgessfam7 #MARKEDPodcast 						 						Share on TwitterShare on Facebook Links:  Love Does by Bob Goff {MARKED} Podcast on Twitter