Stacey Cosden's guest appearances

Stacey Cosden

The Celebration

Jasmine Star

Leah Williams

Cy Wakeman

Travis Ray

Monica Louie

Jimanekia Eborn

Nurjahan Boulden

Kimra Luna

Wes Kao

Kristine Oller

Curt Maly

Fiona Harvey

Natalia Wiechowski

Suki Eleuterio

Lydiana Garcia

OwlTail

Lloyd Wilkey

There is a widely shared photo from the era of the Nazi 3rd Reich.  In it you see everyone ‘heiling’ and saluting to the Führer except for one lone figure. Often there is a red circle drawn around this person.  Pointing out the only person standing against the tide of genocide and authoritarianism. In Caste: The Origins of Our Discontents, Isabel Wilkerson opens her book by asking: “We might feel certain that, were we Aryan citizens under the Third Reich, we surely would have seen through it, would have risen above it like him, been that person resisting authoritarianism and brutality in the face of mass hysteria...But unless people are willing to transcend their fears, endure discomfort and derision, suffer the scorn of loved ones and neighbors and co-workers and friends, fall into disfavor of perhaps everyone they know, face exclusion and even banishment, it would be numerically impossible, humanly impossible, for everyone to be that man. What would it take to be him in any era? What would it take to be him now?”As Isabel Wilkerson points out, while we all may assert we would be that person, the reality is that “it would be numerically impossible, humanly impossible, for everyone to be that man.” Isabel Wilkerson’s Book ‘Caste: The Origins of Our Discontents’ provides an opportunity to strive to “be that man.” If there is one book you plan to read this year, it is my wish that this be amongst your top considerations. On this week’s episode, I am joined by past guest’s Stacey Cosden and Lloyd Wilkey to discuss and reflect upon Isabel Wilkerson’s Caste.   Together we share with you some of the passages, insights, ahas, and emotions that deeply impacted us. There is no way we can do the book justice in just 1 hour. Which is why, once again, I highly encourage you to please buy and read Isabel Wilkerson’s Book “Caste.”You can do so here: https://www.isabelwilkerson.com/. More About Our Guests:Stacey Cosden is a Marketing Coach with Tom at T.H.E. Celebration. While she is currently in marketing, she’s spent over 20 years working with the public school system. Through her various roles in the system, Stacey has been an advocate for her community, students and their families, and an activist for reform. Stacey’s true passion is building healthy community that supports marginalized voices. You can follow Stacey on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/staceyreneec/ Lloyd Wilkey is the founder of the Mindful Policing Project, He is a recognized expert on community/police relations. He facilitates law enforcement training, community dialogues, and engages in activism to advance his concept of Mindful Policing. He advocates for policies and procedures which will result in transparency, accountability, and restorative justice.You can follow Lloyd here: http://Mindfulpolicing.org

There is a widely shared photo from the era of the Nazi 3rd Reich. In it you see everyone ‘heiling’ and saluting to the Führer except for one lone figure. Often there is a red circle drawn around this person. Pointing out the only person standing against the tide of genocide and authoritarianism. In Caste: The Origins of Our Discontents, Isabel Wilkerson opens her book by asking: “We might feel certain that, were we Aryan citizens under the Third Reich, we surely would have seen through it, would have risen above it like him, been that person resisting authoritarianism and brutality in the face of mass hysteria...But unless people are willing to transcend their fears, endure discomfort and derision, suffer the scorn of loved ones and neighbors and co-workers and friends, fall into disfavor of perhaps everyone they know, face exclusion and even banishment, it would be numerically impossible, humanly impossible, for everyone to be that man. What would it take to be him in any era? What would it take to be him now?” As Isabel Wilkerson points out, while we all may assert we would be that person, the reality is that “it would be numerically impossible, humanly impossible, for everyone to be that man.” Isabel Wilkerson’s Book ‘Caste: The Origins of Our Discontents’ provides an opportunity to strive to “be that man.” If there is one book you plan to read this year, it is my wish that this be amongst your top considerations. On this week’s episode, I am joined by past guest’s Stacey Cosden and Lloyd Wilkey to discuss and reflect upon Isabel Wilkerson’s Caste. Together we share with you some of the passages, insights, ahas, and emotions that deeply impacted us. There is no way we can do the book justice in just 1 hour. Which is why, once again, I highly encourage you to please buy and read Isabel Wilkerson’s Book “Caste.” You can do so here: <a href="https://www.isabelwilkerson.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.isabelwilkerson.com/</a>. More About Our Guests: Stacey Cosden is a Marketing Coach with Tom at T.H.E. Celebration. While she is currently in marketing, she’s spent over 20 years working with the public school system. Through her various roles in the system, Stacey has been an advocate for her community, students and their families, and an activist for reform. Stacey’s true passion is building healthy community that supports marginalized voices. You can follow Stacey on Instagram here: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/staceyreneec/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/staceyreneec/</a> Lloyd Wilkey is the founder of the Mindful Policing Project, He is a recognized expert on community/police relations. He facilitates law enforcement training, community dialogues, and engages in activism to advance his concept of Mindful Policing. He advocates for policies and procedures which will result in transparency, accountability, and restorative justice. You can follow Lloyd here: <a href="http://Mindfulpolicing.org" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">http://Mindfulpolicing.org</a>

Reflections On ‘Caste: The Origins of Our Discontents’ With Stacey Cosden and Lloyd Wilkey

Shaun Woodley

Relationships are at the heart of creating inclusive and transformative classrooms. That was one of the themes they rang throughout this week’s episode. Our guests, Dr. Shaun Woodley &amp; Stacey Cosden, shared their expertise on where education is at and what it can be. Dr. Shaun Woodly has dedicated his professional career to education. He is a decorated K-12 teacher, university professor, and author whose deep passion and research have allowed him great success as an educator and entrepreneur. He is the architect behind the educator movement “Teach Hustle Inspire” and has written the best-selling book “MC Means Move the Class: How to Spark Engagement and Motivation in Urban and Culturally Diverse Classrooms”. Stacey is a Marketing Coach with Tom Earl at T.H.E. Celebration and Marketing Director at Blue Level Training. While she is currently in marketing, she’s spent over 20 years working with the public school system. Through her various roles in the system, Stacey has been an advocate for her community, students, and their families, and an activist for reform. Stacey’s true passion is building a healthy community that supports marginalized voices.  Shaun and Stacey also covered the important role self-awareness &amp; emotional intelligence plays in creating a transformative classroom. This interview is for anyone who is passionate about education &amp; the power of relationships. I promise you will walk away with a whole new mindset. Do yourself the favor. Hit play. :) You can follow Shaun on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/teachhustleinspire/ @teachhustleinspireYou can follow Stacey on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/staceyreneec/@staceyreneec

Relationships are at the heart of creating inclusive and transformative classrooms. That was one of the themes they rang throughout this week’s episode. Our guests, Dr. Shaun Woodley &amp; Stacey Cosden, shared their expertise on where education is at and what it can be. Dr. Shaun Woodly has dedicated his professional career to education. He is a decorated K-12 teacher, university professor, and author whose deep passion and research have allowed him great success as an educator and entrepreneur. He is the architect behind the educator movement “Teach Hustle Inspire” and has written the best-selling book “MC Means Move the Class: How to Spark Engagement and Motivation in Urban and Culturally Diverse Classrooms”. Stacey is a Marketing Coach with Tom Earl at T.H.E. Celebration and Marketing Director at Blue Level Training. While she is currently in marketing, she’s spent over 20 years working with the public school system. Through her various roles in the system, Stacey has been an advocate for her community, students, and their families, and an activist for reform. Stacey’s true passion is building a healthy community that supports marginalized voices. Shaun and Stacey also covered the important role self-awareness &amp; emotional intelligence plays in creating a transformative classroom. This interview is for anyone who is passionate about education &amp; the power of relationships. I promise you will walk away with a whole new mindset. Do yourself the favor. Hit play. :) You can follow Shaun on Instagram - <a href="https://www.instagram.com/teachhustleinspire/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/teachhustleinspire/</a> @teachhustleinspire You can follow Stacey on Instagram - <a href="https://www.instagram.com/staceyreneec/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/staceyreneec/</a> @staceyreneec

The Elevation of Education With Dr. Shaun Woodley & Stacey Cosden

Tom Earl

Nickey Rautenberg

There are so many misconceptions around Facebook and Instagram Ads.  Add to the mix the tech giants Apple and Facebook going after each other - and you can have a recipe for confusion. On this week’s episode, we address some of the most frequently asked Facebook Ads questions that we receive. I am joined by two brilliant marketers - Stacey Cosden and Nickey Rautenberg Norrish.  I also get the honor of working with Nickey and Stacey through my Facebook Ads agency - THE Celebration Media. Questions we covered include: -How long should your video ads be?-The difference between running ads to a cold audience vs a warm audience. -How to set an ads budget and identify revenue goals.-What do when people aren’t watching your videos.-What is an income level where ads make sense? -Should all ads be video ads?-How to run ads for products vs services?-Is there a difference between a Facebook and an Instagram ad?-The difference between an organic strategy and a paid strategy? Like I said - we cover a lot of questions that I know you’ll get a ton of value from.Whether you’re just getting started with ads, or are an expert, I know you’ll gain some powerful insights from this conversation. And of course - let me know if you have any follow-up questions! Do yourself this favor.Hit play. You can follow Nickey @ https://www.instagram.com/nickeynorrish/You can follow Stacey @https://www.instagram.com/staceyreneec/

There are so many misconceptions around Facebook and Instagram Ads. Add to the mix the tech giants Apple and Facebook going after each other - and you can have a recipe for confusion. On this week’s episode, we address some of the most frequently asked Facebook Ads questions that we receive. I am joined by two brilliant marketers - Stacey Cosden and Nickey Rautenberg Norrish. I also get the honor of working with Nickey and Stacey through my Facebook Ads agency - THE Celebration Media. Questions we covered include: -How long should your video ads be? -The difference between running ads to a cold audience vs a warm audience. -How to set an ads budget and identify revenue goals. -What do when people aren’t watching your videos. -What is an income level where ads make sense? -Should all ads be video ads? -How to run ads for products vs services? -Is there a difference between a Facebook and an Instagram ad? -The difference between an organic strategy and a paid strategy? Like I said - we cover a lot of questions that I know you’ll get a ton of value from. Whether you’re just getting started with ads, or are an expert, I know you’ll gain some powerful insights from this conversation. And of course - let me know if you have any follow-up questions! Do yourself this favor. Hit play. You can follow Nickey @ <a href="https://www.instagram.com/nickeynorrish/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/nickeynorrish/</a> You can follow Stacey @<a href="https://www.instagram.com/staceyreneec/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/staceyreneec/</a>

Answering Your Facebook/IG Ads FAQs With Stacey Cosden, Nickey Rautenberg Norrish, and Tom Earl