Best CMM Podcasts (2025)

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CMM#3 Cultivated MonDaze - We Discuss Point Break Festival & Get Inside Guitar Tips From Tony Brand 1:11:31

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In this episode of Hippie Fari Reggae Radio & Podcast, host Scotty discusses the profound impact of reggae music as a vehicle for social change and community support. He shares personal experiences of loss and the overwhelming support from the reggae community, particularly during his mother's passing. The conversation transitions into the importan…

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315: Planning Safe Events with Food Allergies in Mind: A CMP’s Perspective 52:55

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During Food Allergy Awareness Week this year, I was joined by veteran meeting planner P. Christine Poole, CMP—someone who knows firsthand how a single overlooked ingredient can turn a meal into a medical emergency. With more than 20 years of experience planning conferences for state, regional, and national associations, Christine has a sharp eye fo…

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#35 Reggae At The Rock 2025 Sit Down With The Organizer Corey Morris Discussing The Event In Detail 32:10

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In this episode of Hippie Fari, host Scotty welcomes Corey Morris, the mastermind behind the Reggae at the Rock festival. They discuss the festival's origins, its community impact, and the exciting lineup for this year's event. Listeners will learn about the festival's unique atmosphere, logistics, and the importance of reggae music in bringing peo…

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#34 Ras Biblical Dives Deep Into Roots Reggae & The Rastafari Movement & Culture On Hippie-Fari 1:08:39

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Ras Biblical Dives Deep Into Roots Reggae & The Rastafari Movement & Culture On Hippie-Fari Ras Biblical Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/user/scriptcha969 • #ReggaeVibes • #RootsReggae • #RastaVibes • #ReggaeCulture • #ReggaeLove • #DubWise • #OneLove • #IrieVibes • #ReggaeNation • #JahBless • #ConsciousReggae • #RootsRockReggae • #RocksteadyVibe…

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On Observing Mindfulness, Innovation & Complexity with Mattia Vettorello | Ep. 142 55:59

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How do we create better social worlds at the intersection of mindfulness, innovation, and complexity? ... Today, Abbie and Mattia consider the responsibility humans have to mindfully engage with tools like artificial intelligence by prioritizing our own imagination; the lessons we can learn from experiences of uncertainty and ambiguity; the need fo…

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314: Celebrating Celiac Awareness Month: Real Talk on Safe & Inclusive Gluten-Free Dining 1:00:45

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What does it really take to feel safe, heard, and included when you’re dining with celiac disease? In honor of Celiac Awareness Month, this episode of Eating at a Meeting brings real talk—and real solutions—to the table with two powerhouse advocates: Kayla King (@celiacwithkayla) and Gabby Hemond (@noglutengabby). Kayla is a certified nutrition coa…

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#33 Indigo I - Exploring The Transformative Power of Reggae Music and its Roots in Social Change 44:16

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In this episode of Hippie Fari, host Scotty engages with Dayme and Byron of Indigo I, exploring the transformative power of reggae music and its roots in social change. The conversation delves into the unique sound of Indigo Eye, blending various genres and influences, and the importance of live performances in connecting with audiences. They share…

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313: Building Better Bars at Events: How to Elevate the Attendee Experience 1:00:11

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When it comes to creating unforgettable experiences behind the bar, few have done it better — or longer — than Rob Husted. With nearly three decades of experience in bartending, mixology, flair, and education, Rob is a force who's helped shape beverage programs and trends across the globe. Tracy had the chance to meet Rob at Catersource earlier thi…

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#32 Kola Green - Florida Swamp Reggae, We Discuss The Importance Of Constantly Releasing New Music As A New Reggae Band 1:25:50

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In this episode of Hippie FarI, host Scotty the High-Strung Hippie introduces the reggae band Kola Green, discussing their journey from formation to their latest single 'Wildfire'. The conversation explores the band's creative process, the importance of discipline in songwriting, and the balance between personal life and music. They also touch on t…

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754 – Photos That Matter 30:23

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Tune in to WELSTech 754 for tips and tricks related to church photography. There’s also discussion regarding finding an icon for any need and the effect of AI on mission outreach. Plus the WELSTech Google Group is in the spotlight with lots of great input on the topic of cyber security training. The discussion Click, click, click – Martin and Salli…

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Predictions, Expectations & the Neurobiology of Sensemaking with Rachel Lilley | Ep. 141 1:04:23

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How can we learn to see more of our expectations and assumptions? ... Today, Abbie and Rachel are two 'embodied minds' exploring the neurobiology of sensemaking, including our brains being more prediction than reaction, the controlled illusion of acting out of our expectations, the 'felt sense' we experience that encodes all information about prior…

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312: Voices That Matter: Addie & Robyn Lao on Food Allergy Advocacy and the ADDE Act 29:35

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On this episode of Eating at a Meeting, I welcome Addie Lao, a courageous nine-year-old food allergy advocate, and her mom, Dr. Robin Lao, a pediatric nurse practitioner from Sacramento, California. Together, these two inspiring women are leading the charge for safer dining experiences in California with their coauthored California Senate Bill 68 —…

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311: Serving Tea with Intention: A Fresh Take on Event Beverage Planning 52:17

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Tea is having a moment—and it's long overdue. In this week's episode of Eating at a Meeting, I’m joined by Amy March, executive chef and co-founder of The Steeping Room and Urban Tea House, to talk about why tea deserves a starring role on your event menu. With over two decades of experience in specialty tea, culinary arts, and holistic health, Amy…

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#31 Groundation's Harrison Stafford On The New Album Candle Burning: A Journey Through Light and Resilience 1:05:34

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In this episode of Hippie Fari, host Scotty engages with Harrison Stafford of Groundation, discussing the profound impact of reggae music and its role in social change. They delve into Groundation's latest album 'Candle Burning', exploring its themes of resilience, light, and hope amidst darkness. The conversation highlights the importance of commu…

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753 – Make Announcements Matter 28:14

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This week on WELSTech we reveal ways to write church announcements which get the word out on needed topics without being ignored by those you’re trying to reach. AI weaves itself throughout the conversation from personalized AI in picks of the week, an overview of the AI for Education site, and new rules around AI for Google students of all ages. P…

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On Designing Complex Conversations with Celiane Camargo-Borges | Ep. 140 1:05:36

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How do we understand the complexity of who we are and who we are becoming? … Today, Abbie and Celiane use social construction as a framework to explore forming futures, intent v. impact, "good" design, and sustainability transitions. ... Celiane Camargo-Borges is an intercultural explorer, researcher, and facilitator with a passion for fostering co…

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#30 Righteous Roots - Reggae is a vibration of resistance and social change rooted in being grounded with true intention 1:31:24

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In this episode of Hippie Fari Reggae Radio, host Scotty engages with Tom from Righteous Roots, an independent reggae rock band. They discuss the essence of reggae music as a vibration of resistance and social change, the band's formation, and the influences that shaped their sound. Tom shares his musical journey, the impact of location on their st…

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310: 5 Ways to Manage Event Food & Bev to Reduce Waste & Budget Effectively 21:10

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I'm talking about managing food and beverage at events based on recent events I've attended and questions I've seen on social media or asked about at conferences. Join me to share your management tips. Want to create live streams like this?By Tracy Stuckrath

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#28 Tim Azzy Discusses Building personal bonds with artists being crucial for a successful booking agent 37:44

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In this episode of Hippie Fari, host Scotty the High Strung Hippie engages with booking agent Tim Azzy, exploring the intricate world of music booking, the passion behind reggae, and the importance of communication in the industry. Tim shares his journey from a fan to a booking agent, the challenges of navigating different genres, and the significa…

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Hippie Fari Reggae Radio Weekly RootsCast (Transmission #4) Conscious Revolt 1:22:53

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This episode of Hippie Fari Reggae Radio delves into the vibrant world of roots reggae, featuring Ze-Ion from Creation Walker Productions. The conversation explores the latest release, the Knowledge EP, and discusses the importance of revolutionary media and literature in the reggae movement. The host, Scotty, emphasizes the fusion of Rasta and hip…

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#29 Propaganjah Discusses The Heart of Reggae: A Revolution of Love 1:18:43

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In this engaging conversation, Scotty the High Strung Hippie and Propaganjah delve into the transformative power of reggae music, exploring its roots in social change and love. Propaganjah shares their journey from humble beginnings in Ocala to becoming a voice for unity and empowerment through their unique sound. The discussion highlights the evol…

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309: Safe, Sober, & Inclusive: How Zero-Proof Bev Are Changing the F&B Industry 44:18

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What a month it’s been! As Women’s HERStory Month comes to a close, I couldn’t think of a better way to wrap it up than with a conversation that’s redefining inclusivity in food and beverage. Laura Silverman, founder of Zero Proof Nation and Booze Free in DC, is leading the charge in the non-alcoholic beverage movement, proving that choice and incl…

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Hippie Fari Reggae Radio Weekly RootsCast (Transmission #3) Behind Enemy Lines 58:46

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Welcome to Hippie Fari Reggae Radio RootsCast — the sound of revolution, consciousness, and upliftment! I’m Scotty the High Strung Hippie, your host and guide on this bi weekly journey through the underground heartbeat of conscious roots reggae. This is more than music — it’s a mission. A rebel frequency broadcasting truth, unity, and liberation vi…

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752 – Healthy Church Staff Communication 36:57

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Welcome to WELSTech summer series 2025! Join us as we talk about practical tips and tricks to make public and personal ministry efficient and effective. The series kickoff focus is church office communication. Martin and Sallie share AI picks of the week, and there’s a Chromebook discussion thread in the WELSTech Google group. The discussion Church…

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On Becoming Body-Oriented and Polyvagal-Informed with Evelien van den Kerkhof and Martie van der Reijden | Ep. 139 54:04

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What changes when you begin to recognize, name, and move through your icy blue, fiery orange, and calm green areas? ... Martie van der Reijden and Evelien van den Kerkhof are both Orthopedagogue Generalist / child and youth therapist and EMDR Europe Practitioners. They have been working together for years in their independent practice in Voorschote…

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#27 Giant Panda Guerilla Dub Squad Discusses The Essence Of Collaboration & Blending Genres. 1:27:35

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In this episode of Hippie Fari Reggae Radio, host Scotty engages with James from Giant Panda Guerilla Dub Squad, exploring the spiritual essence of reggae music, the band's cultural roots, and their journey through the music industry. They discuss the evolution of the band's name, the importance of maintaining chemistry over two decades, and the in…

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308: Stirring the Pot for Good: How One Social Enterprise is Uplifting Refugees 47:15

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This Women’s HERStory Month, I’m celebrating trailblazing women who are reshaping the way we think about food, community, health, and inclusion on the Eating at a Meeting Podcast. This week, I’m introducing you to Jin-Ya Huang—a social entrepreneur, artist, and community leader using food to break down barriers and build bridges. A social practice …

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#26 Smoky Lynn (Unreleased Music) Gives Insight To The Message In The Music & Future Collaborations 1:31:52

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In this episode of Hippie Fari Reggae Radio & Podcast host Scotty welcomes Smoky Lynn, a reggae fusion artist known for his soulful voice and genre-blending style. They discuss the essence of reggae music, its roots in social change, and the personal journey of Smoky Lynn as an artist. The conversation delves into the creative process behind songwr…

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307: From Food Apartheid to Food Empowerment: A Story of Change 48:04

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In celebration of Women’s HERStory Month, I’m honored to highlight Femeika Elliott, a powerhouse in food justice, maternal health, and community empowerment, on the Eating at a Meeting podcast. How do we reclaim access to fresh, nutritious food and create healthier futures for our communities? Femeika is on a mission to transform food justice, mate…

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CMM #2- Cultivated MonDAZE (Unreleased Music) With Co Host Vince Lee-We Discuss Reggae As The Voice Of Social Change & Their Heavy Upcoming Music Release Schedule. 1:25:24

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In this episode of Hippie Fari Reggae Radio & Podcast (Cultivated MonDAZE Cultivated Mind Monthly), host Scotty engages with Co Host Vince Lee and Anthony Brand of Cultivated Mind, discussing the powerful role of reggae music in social change, the introduction of their new monthly segment 'Cultivated MonDaze', and the collaborative spirit that driv…

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#25 Sons Of Paradise Discuss Their Journey From A Highschool Band To A National Act & New Music 51:28

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In this episode of Hippie Fari Reggae Radio, host Scotty the High Strung Hippie engages with the band Sons of Paradise, exploring their journey from high school friends to a dynamic reggae rock fusion band. The conversation delves into their creative process, the impact of new members, and the challenges of navigating loss while keeping the music a…

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#24 MrTinez Discusses The Roots Of Reggae Music & His New Release/Album Recorded @ Tuff Gong Studios 50:57

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In this episode of Hippie Fari, host Scotty engages with reggae artist MrTinez, who shares his journey from Virginia Beach to Jamaica, highlighting the profound impact of reggae music on his life. They discuss the essence of reggae, the importance of storytelling in music, and the healing power of conscious lyrics. Martinez reflects on his collabor…

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751 – Making Music with AI 44:44

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This episode of WELSTech features an interview with Pastor Nate Seiltz who recently creating 3 albums of music without singing or playing a note himself. With AI at his fingertips, he transformed his ideas for gospel outreach music into reality, and you can to! We also share survey results regarding church use of AI, a handy (AI-generated) summary …

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On Creating Relational Resilience Through Reflecting Dialogue with Deb Nathan | Ep. 138 1:03:19

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How can you speak in a way that allows others to hear you? And listen in a way that allows others to speak? ... Deb Nathan is a licensed art therapist and psychotherapist with extensive experience as an educator, artist, therapist and supervisor. In 2008, Deb founded Artsbridge, Inc. – an organization that utilizes a unique methodology to bring tog…

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#23 From Bob Marley To The Original Wailers - Legendary Al Anderson Sits Down With Us To Discuss The Roots Of Reggae Music 56:44

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In this engaging conversation, Scotty the High Strung Hippie interviews legendary guitarist Al Anderson, who shares his journey through the world of reggae music. From his early days connecting with Bob Marley to his experiences with the original Wailers, Al discusses the spiritual and political essence of reggae, the evolution of the genre, and th…

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306: Bridging the Gap: Foster Care, Food Security, and Social Impact 47:38

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Food has the power to nourish, heal, and connect—and this Women’s HERStory Month, I’m honored to celebrate Ally Smith, a woman making a profound impact at the intersection of food and foster care. As Development Director at Partnerships for Children, a private chef, and the creative force behind the “Gather With” cookbook project, Ally is redefinin…

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#22 SunDub Talks About Their New Album Brooklyn Riddim & The Importance Of Community & Collaboration In The Reggae Scene 1:18:00

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In this episode of Hippie Fari Reggae Radio, host Scotty engages with Ben from the Brooklyn-based reggae band Sundub. They discuss the essence of reggae music, the formation and evolution of Sundub, and the cultural influences of Brooklyn on their sound. The conversation delves into their latest project, Brooklyn Rhythm, and the collaborative natur…

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#21 The Bearded Larry - The Journey Begins As Larry Is Becoming One Of The Most Recognized Faces At Most US Reggae Festivals 53:48

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In this engaging conversation, Scotty and The Bearded Larry explore the vibrant world of reggae music, cannabis culture, and the transformative experiences at music festivals. The Bearded Larry shares his journey from a cynical past to becoming a beloved figure in the reggae scene, emphasizing the importance of community, personal growth, and the j…

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305: Secret Food Stories: Chef Asantewaa's Vision for Sustainable Dining 41:49

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This Women’s HERStory Month on the Eating at a Meeting Podcast, I’m shining a spotlight on incredible women who are reshaping how we think about food, sustainability, and culture. The third woman I want you to meet is Chef Asantewaa E. L., a culinary powerhouse and advocate for food sustainability in San Antonio. As the founder of Food Horizons and…