Erin White's guest appearances

Erin White

First in Future: Where Emerging Ideas Take Flight

Legacy Code Rocks

Up2Me Radio 

NCU Chapel

BTown Biz Lounge

The Creative Intuitive Podcast 

LeagueCastle

Columbia Athletics

A Feminist Take

Wine, Whiskey & Winners

Journeys of Scientists

Jim On The Air

Tom Campbell

Pat Mitchell

Mark Batterson

John Locke

Taylor Wilkerson

Jason Miller

Eric Johnson

Ben Johnson

Jonathan Feldman

David Crosby

Brittany Jones

Mike Ward

Scott Wilson

Michael Murphy

Phil Johnson

OwlTail

Another bumper episode talking Denton Engineering Cup, Newcastle &amp; Hunter Rugby League C Grade Competition &amp; Women's Tackle A Grade. We also cover off on State of Origin (Men's &amp; Women's), Newcastle Rebels representative fixtures and much much more!  All brought to you by our friends at Smart Artist - contact them for all your sports and events photography and promotional needs! Timestamps 2:45 - Stats Mans Performers of The Week (with Josh Spigelman) 28:30 - Denton Engineering Cup (with Matt Nicoll - Lakes United) 46:15 - NHCRL C Grade (with Logan Wilcher - East Maitland) 1:03:45 - NHCRL Women's Tackle B Grade (with Erin White - South Newcastle) 1:18:00 - State of Origin Preview (with Josh Spigelman)

Another bumper episode talking Denton Engineering Cup, Newcastle &amp; Hunter Rugby League C Grade Competition &amp; Women's Tackle A Grade. We also cover off on State of Origin (Men's &amp; Women's), Newcastle Rebels representative fixtures and much much more! All brought to you by our friends at Smart Artist - contact them for all your sports and events photography and promotional needs! Timestamps 2:45 - Stats Mans Performers of The Week (with Josh Spigelman) 28:30 - Denton Engineering Cup (with Matt Nicoll - Lakes United) 46:15 - NHCRL C Grade (with Logan Wilcher - East Maitland) 1:03:45 - NHCRL Women's Tackle B Grade (with Erin White - South Newcastle) 1:18:00 - State of Origin Preview (with Josh Spigelman)

S03E16 - A New Chief Seagull feat. Matt Nicoll (Lakes United), Logan Wilcher (East Maitland) & Erin White (South Newcastle)

In this episode of JIM ON THE AIR, I spoke with Erin White. Erin's dance film, RENEWAL, will be featured in the RE: EMERGE DANCE FESTIVAL presented by Center Stage Theater and the UCSB Initiative for New and Reimagined Work. The festival takes place June 17 through the 20th at Center Stage Theater in Santa Barbara, CA. Erin White was born and raised in Alton, IL where she began taking tumbling, acrobatics, and dance lessons at the local studio. She went on to graduate from Southern Illinois University Edwardsville with a B.S. in Theater and Dance. Upon graduation, Erin made her way to Los Angeles where she began her education and performance career with DIAVOLO: Architecture in Motion. Erin has had the privilege to showcase work at the Kennedy Center and was a Top 10 Finalist on America’s Got Talent. Erin is now a member of PSYCHOPOMP Dance Theater where her love of creating dance films was sparked. Now residing back in Illinois, Erin is grateful for how dance has had to adapt during the pandemic. Erin enjoys staying connected to her dance company as well as her students by teaching and performing remotely. RENEWAL Directed, Performed and Edited by: Erin White Assistant Director &amp; Videography by: Jacque Hartman &amp; Ashley Wright Original Concept inspired by: PSYCHOPOMP Dance Theater--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast.  https://anchor.fm/appSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jim-sirianni/support

In this episode of JIM ON THE AIR, I spoke with Erin White. Erin's dance film, RENEWAL, will be featured in the RE: EMERGE DANCE FESTIVAL presented by Center Stage Theater and the UCSB Initiative for New and Reimagined Work. The festival takes place June 17 through the 20th at Center Stage Theater in Santa Barbara, CA. Erin White was born and raised in Alton, IL where she began taking tumbling, acrobatics, and dance lessons at the local studio. She went on to graduate from Southern Illinois University Edwardsville with a B.S. in Theater and Dance. Upon graduation, Erin made her way to Los Angeles where she began her education and performance career with DIAVOLO: Architecture in Motion. Erin has had the privilege to showcase work at the Kennedy Center and was a Top 10 Finalist on America’s Got Talent. Erin is now a member of PSYCHOPOMP Dance Theater where her love of creating dance films was sparked. Now residing back in Illinois, Erin is grateful for how dance has had to adapt during the pandemic. Erin enjoys staying connected to her dance company as well as her students by teaching and performing remotely. RENEWAL Directed, Performed and Edited by: Erin White Assistant Director &amp; Videography by: Jacque Hartman &amp; Ashley Wright Original Concept inspired by: PSYCHOPOMP Dance Theater--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. <a href="https://anchor.fm/app" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/app</a> Support this podcast: <a href="https://anchor.fm/jim-sirianni/support" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/jim-sirianni/support</a>

JOTA E 31 ReEmerge Dance Festival Erin White

Season four kicks off with Sachiko Keane and Erin White from the archery team. Find out how they got their start in the sport and how confident they are in their aim.Check us out on Twitch! Each episode will be streamed live on Wednesday's at 10 a.m. Visit www.twitch.tv/gocolumbialions! Also, be sure to subscribe to Columbia Athletics on Spotify, Apple Podcasts or Stitcher.

Season four kicks off with Sachiko Keane and Erin White from the archery team. Find out how they got their start in the sport and how confident they are in their aim. Check us out on Twitch! Each episode will be streamed live on Wednesday's at 10 a.m. Visit <a href="http://www.twitch.tv/gocolumbialions!" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.twitch.tv/gocolumbialions!</a> Also, be sure to subscribe to Columbia Athletics on Spotify, Apple Podcasts or Stitcher.

The Roarcast - Archery's Sachiko Keane and Erin White (S4, E1)

We like to think that technology is our objective and neutral assistant, our faithful lieutenant constrained with science and armed with cold, hard data. But this is incorrect. Technology reflects the attitudes of humans who created it. It contains our biases and our preconceived notions. It reflects who we are while distorting our perception of who we think we are, transforming our impulse for binary simplifications into the strict binary framework of ones and zeroes. Inevitably, this leaves some folks out.  Today we talk with Erin White, Head of digital engagement at Virginia Commonwealth University Libraries in Richmond, VA, on their fascination with the intersections of equity, justice, and computer systems. Erin tells us how technology can both advance and hamper the achievements of social equality, and how inclusive software design can help us realize our own biases and remove them from our code.  After you finish listening to the episode, make sure you connect with Erin on LinkedIn and Twitter, where they write about technology and progressive politics. Mentioned in this episode: Erin on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/erinrwhite/  Erin on Twitter: https://twitter.com/erinrwhite  Erin White, Trans-Inclusive Design at  https://alistapart.com/article/trans-inclusive-design/

We like to think that technology is our objective and neutral assistant, our faithful lieutenant constrained with science and armed with cold, hard data. But this is incorrect. Technology reflects the attitudes of humans who created it. It contains our biases and our preconceived notions. It reflects who we are while distorting our perception of who we think we are, transforming our impulse for binary simplifications into the strict binary framework of ones and zeroes. Inevitably, this leaves some folks out.  Today we talk with <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/erinrwhite/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Erin White</a>, Head of digital engagement at Virginia Commonwealth University Libraries in Richmond, VA, on their fascination with the intersections of equity, justice, and computer systems. Erin tells us how technology can both advance and hamper the achievements of social equality, and how inclusive software design can help us realize our own biases and remove them from our code.  After you finish listening to the episode, make sure you connect with Erin on <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/erinrwhite/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">LinkedIn</a> and <a href="https://twitter.com/erinrwhite" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Twitter</a>, where they write about technology and progressive politics. Mentioned in this episode: Erin on LinkedIn: <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/erinrwhite/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.linkedin.com/in/erinrwhite/</a> Erin on Twitter: <a href="https://twitter.com/erinrwhite?lang=en" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://twitter.com/erinrwhite</a> Erin White, Trans-Inclusive Design at <a href="https://alistapart.com/article/trans-inclusive-design/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> https://alistapart.com/article/trans-inclusive-design/</a>

Trans-Inclusive Design with Erin White

Desiree Libengood

2020.09.18 NCU Chapel - Dr Desiree Libengood &amp; Erin White by North Central University

2020.09.18 NCU Chapel - Dr Desiree Libengood & Erin White

Jane Kupersmith

Erin Predmore, president and CEO of the Chamber, talks with Jane Kupersmith, assistant director of small business development at the City of Bloomington, and Erin White, director of leisure marketing and media relations at Visit Bloomington, about the Bloomington Summer Challenge.

Erin Predmore, president and CEO of the Chamber, talks with Jane Kupersmith, assistant director of small business development at the City of Bloomington, and Erin White, director of leisure marketing and media relations at Visit Bloomington, about the Bloomington Summer Challenge.

Btown Summer Challenge w/ Jane Kupersmith and Erin White

Introduction to Episode About Wine, Whiskey &amp; Winners This podcast is about carving out your path to winning in life on your own terms. Authentically, Confidently &amp; Powerfully. Each episode uses my tasting notes of the featured wine or whiskey to describe and explore the path guests have traveled in life and/or career. Note: If you are under 21 years of age, you are welcome to listen to the podcast. However, you should NOT drink alcohol. Episode #1 – Reliable Rosé Guest  Wine, Whiskey &amp; Winners Podcast Creator, Founder and CEO of Hexagon Strategy Group – Erin White I decided to make myself the first guest so that at any time anyone listening or subscribing could get to know me and hopefully get inspiration to go for it from my own rough start.  Topics Discussed  Why I started this podcast (and the road of procrastination I took to get the first episode recorded). A bit about my background and who I am as a person. The “tasting notes” of my personal journey.  Important Notes &amp; Tips from Episode  I recorded this episode about 3 weeks into the ‘shelter in place’ order in Georgia (USA) during the COVID-19 pandemic. Being alone forced me to look at myself and admit that busyness wasn’t why I hadn’t started my podcast; it was fear. Laugh at yourself. It makes making mistakes a lot easier to handle. Done is better than perfect. Try your best to push out the voices telling you you’re not good enough and do it anyway. You’ll get better with practice. If you hear a pause in the episode, I am most likely taking a sip of whatever adult bev is the highlight of the episode.  Podcast Summary  Introduction of Host Acknowledgement of the COVID-19 pandemic, the souls have been lost to the disease and a plea to take the protection measures seriously What’s up with the name of the podcast Thank you to the first people who supported the creation of this podcast Format of each episode My hope for you My why “You need to go get those PICKLE BUCKETS!” The Squeaky Wheel  My stint in South Africa &amp; my Daddy (Charles White) Excuse me Sir! My Personal Tasting Notes for my Journey: Clear | Crisp | Reliable  Quotables  “Don’t believe what people say about you. The most important thing is what you believe about yourself.” – Erin White “I belong here, I’m valuable and I have something to offer the world.” – Erin White “I really believe that my entire purpose in life is to make other people’s lives better.” – Erin White “All of us can always help someone else.” – Erin White  Recommended Resources  Stay Up to Date with the Latest COVID-19 Information. Erin’s Wine Choice This Episode: Natura Rose. This rosé is one of the varietals produced at the Natura Winery owned by Banfi Wines. Erin’s Website Revamp: Coming Soon Her Mom’s Instagram: @styleenhancer--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/winewhiskeywinners/message

Introduction to Episode About Wine, Whiskey &amp; Winners This podcast is about carving out your path to winning in life on your own terms. Authentically, Confidently &amp; Powerfully. Each episode uses my tasting notes of the featured wine or whiskey to describe and explore the path guests have traveled in life and/or career. Note: If you are under 21 years of age, you are welcome to listen to the podcast. However, you should NOT drink alcohol. Episode #1 – Reliable Rosé Guest <ul> <li>Wine, Whiskey &amp; Winners Podcast Creator, Founder and CEO of Hexagon Strategy Group – Erin White</li> <li>I decided to make myself the first guest so that at any time anyone listening or subscribing could get to know me and hopefully get inspiration to go for it from my own rough start.</li> </ul> Topics Discussed <ul> <li>Why I started this podcast (and the road of procrastination I took to get the first episode recorded).</li> <li>A bit about my background and who I am as a person.</li> <li>The “tasting notes” of my personal journey.</li> </ul> Important Notes &amp; Tips from Episode <ul> <li>I recorded this episode about 3 weeks into the ‘shelter in place’ order in Georgia (USA) during the COVID-19 pandemic. Being alone forced me to look at myself and admit that busyness wasn’t why I hadn’t started my podcast; it was fear.</li> <li>Laugh at yourself. It makes making mistakes a lot easier to handle.</li> <li>Done is better than perfect.</li> <li>Try your best to push out the voices telling you you’re not good enough and do it anyway. You’ll get better with practice.</li> <li>If you hear a pause in the episode, I am most likely taking a sip of whatever adult bev is the highlight of the episode.</li> </ul> Podcast Summary <ul> <li>Introduction of Host</li> <li>Acknowledgement of the COVID-19 pandemic, the souls have been lost to the disease and a plea to take the protection measures seriously</li> <li>What’s up with the name of the podcast</li> <li>Thank you to the first people who supported the creation of this podcast</li> <li>Format of each episode</li> <li>My hope for you</li> <li>My why</li> <li>“You need to go get those PICKLE BUCKETS!”</li> <li>The Squeaky Wheel </li> <li>My stint in South Africa &amp; my Daddy (Charles White)</li> <li>Excuse me Sir!</li> <li>My Personal Tasting Notes for my Journey: Clear | Crisp | Reliable</li> </ul> Quotables <ul> <li>“Don’t believe what people say about you. The most important thing is what you believe about yourself.” – Erin White</li> <li>“I belong here, I’m valuable and I have something to offer the world.” – Erin White</li> <li>“I really believe that my entire purpose in life is to make other people’s lives better.” – Erin White</li> <li>“All of us can always help someone else.” – Erin White</li> </ul> Recommended Resources <ul> <li>Stay Up to Date with the Latest <a href="https://www.coronavirus.gov/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">COVID-19 Information</a>.</li> <li>Erin’s Wine Choice This Episode: Natura <a href="https://www.banfiwines.com/wine/natura-rose/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Rose</a>. This rosé is one of the varietals produced at the <a href="https://www.banfiwines.com/winery/natura/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Natura Winery</a> owned by <a href="https://www.banfiwines.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Banfi Wines</a>.</li> <li>Erin’s Website Revamp: Coming Soon</li> <li>Her Mom’s Instagram: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/styleenhancer/?hl=en" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@styleenhancer</a></li></ul>--- Send in a voice message: <a href="https://anchor.fm/winewhiskeywinners/message" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/winewhiskeywinners/message</a>

1. Erin White – Creator of Wine, Whiskey & Winners – How a “Reliable Rosé” Sums Up Her Journey to Winning on Her Own Terms.

**Trigger Warning** Sexual assault/harassment and violence** Women are affected by all parts of the world around us so why can’t every issue be a “women’s issue”? Welcome to ‘A Feminist Take’, where we break down and discuss ALL matters that impact women, not just the ones we’ve been assigned, through the intersectional, nuanced lens of feminism! This week we dive into an article called "Dear dads: Your daughters told me about their assaults. This is why they never told you." by Monica Heese { www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/sty….1a05bea3ad52 } and the Brett Kavanaugh hearings and confirmation. Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/a-feminist-take/support

**Trigger Warning** Sexual assault/harassment and violence** Women are affected by all parts of the world around us so why can’t every issue be a “women’s issue”? Welcome to ‘A Feminist Take’, where we break down and discuss ALL matters that impact women, not just the ones we’ve been assigned, through the intersectional, nuanced lens of feminism! This week we dive into an article called "Dear dads: Your daughters told me about their assaults. This is why they never told you." by Monica Heese { <a href="https://exit.sc/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.washingtonpost.com%2Flifestyle%2Fstyle%2Fdear-dads-your-daughters-told-me-about-their-assaults-this-is-why-they-never-told-you%2F2018%2F10%2F01%2F0f69be46-c587-11e8-b2b5-79270f9cce17_story.html%3Fnoredirect%3Don%26utm_term%3D.1a05bea3ad52" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/sty….1a05bea3ad52</a> } and the Brett Kavanaugh hearings and confirmation. Support this podcast: <a href="https://anchor.fm/a-feminist-take/support" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/a-feminist-take/support</a>

Dear Dads/Kavanaww with Erin White

2019.02.13 Erin White by North Central University

2019.02.13 Erin White

Agriculture is an $84B industry in North Carolina that supports more than 600,000 jobs. North Carolina has set a goal of growing that industry by 20% in the next few years. Part of that goal will have to be buying more local food and right now less than 1% of our food dollars stays in North Carolina. So buying more local gets those dollars circulating around in our economy and that helps everyone.This week’s First In Future Guest is Erin White, is the principal founder of the Community Food Lab (communityfoodlab.org), which is  an ambitious effort to build a Triangle-wide food system working with and for farmers and foodies to bring together rural and urban people into a dialogue about their shared interests. Listen as we learn the fascinating life story of Erin moving from being a farm manager at a camp to a construction work to an architect to a chef  and now head of the Community Food Lab.Community Food Lab one of the five efforts that the Institute for Emerging Issues will be featuring at our Forum on Connecting Rural and Urban.If you want to learn more, please attend our Forum on Connecting Rural and Urban and go to our website emergingissues.org to sign up. We promise you an exciting day, with conversations about transportation connections, affordable housing, workforce development, economic development, opioids and behavioral health, culture and recreation and Erin will be there talking about the critical role of food systems.

Agriculture is an $84B industry in North Carolina that supports more than 600,000 jobs. North Carolina has set a goal of growing that industry by 20% in the next few years. Part of that goal will have to be buying more local food and right now less than 1% of our food dollars stays in North Carolina. So buying more local gets those dollars circulating around in our economy and that helps everyone. This week’s First In Future Guest is Erin White, is the principal founder of the Community Food Lab (<a href="http://communityfoodlab.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">communityfoodlab.org</a>), which is an ambitious effort to build a Triangle-wide food system working with and for farmers and foodies to bring together rural and urban people into a dialogue about their shared interests. Listen as we learn the fascinating life story of Erin moving from being a farm manager at a camp to a construction work to an architect to a chef and now head of the Community Food Lab. Community Food Lab one of the five efforts that the Institute for Emerging Issues will be featuring at our Forum on Connecting Rural and Urban. If you want to learn more, please attend our Forum on Connecting Rural and Urban and go to our website <a href="http://emergingissues.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">emergingissues.org</a> to sign up. We promise you an exciting day, with conversations about transportation connections, affordable housing, workforce development, economic development, opioids and behavioral health, culture and recreation and Erin will be there talking about the critical role of food systems.