Podcasts about 'betty'

Série documental "Explained" dedica episódio ao coronavírus. E ainda a primeira série de televisão da RTP feita a partir de casa e a nova estreia da HBO, 'Betty'

On this week's show Steven, Shaun and Tim join forces to solve all the issues from your emails - this week, problems texting your husband with Siri, issues with a Skype update, and issues with some inherently inaccessible software... all that, and Steven tells us all about 'Betty'. Thank you all for sending your emails in; we always welcome hearing from you! As always, you can join the conversation by emailing techtalk@rnib.org.uk #RNIBConnect #RNIBTechTalk

Firstly, NO I shall not be launching into a long-winded plea for acceptance over how long it has been since the last podcast. Other shit distracted me, as is always the case when someone doesn't do something. A lot of other shit, in this case. I don't know if any of you remember this, but in April me and my most singularly epic Volvo Bette (pronounced 'Betty' because she's a stubborn and moody old bitch and therefore named after Bette Davis) went on the Rust2Sahara trip with the Rust2Rome Pioneers group. It was, as I am sure you can imagine, a pretty fucking epic experience. After a couple of surprise detours, via Belfast for example, and the Pendine Sands in Wales, and some straight ahead burns down the motorways of Spain, we crossed into Morocco and there the really amazing stuff really began. We dodged camels, lost track of where the road was entirely, jumped sand dunes, clambered over the top of the Atlas mountains on a tiny goat track, visited a Bond villain lair in an extinct volcano, lost suspension, oil filters and exhausts and suffered punctures.   We had to ask random mechanics at the side of the road to help us out, welding bits of the cars back together with fags in their mouths and no more than a pair of sunglasses to shield their eyes. We ran out of petrol so badly we ended up having to siphon between cars to get to the next town, and over the CBs we planned and executed a pit stop to swap a battery from one car to another, jump start them and resume our 100mph dash to Tangiers port that an F1 team would have been proud of. In short, it was absolutely fucking amazing. 01. Dionne Warwick - Do You Know the Way to San José? (00.23) 02. Pavement - Half a Canyon (06.00) 03. DTHPDL - Summer (14.39) 04. Ella Fitzgerald - Caravan (1957 version) (18.40) 05. Donovan - Sun (22.52) 06. Hans Klammer - Voyager 1 (30.11) 07. Jonnie Common - Keep Refrigerated (36.27) 08. Maria Muldaur - Midnight at the Oasis (45.44) 09. R.E.M. - Low Desert (49.43) 10. Unknown - Ger's Birthday Serenade (58.27) 11. Cherifa - Maysh Yiwin May Tshawrth? (1.01.05)

You may know Kate Byrne as the brains behind Betty Means Business. She is a force to be reckoned with, this woman. Starting her blog during a hiatus from work due to health issues, Kate launched into the online space using 'Betty' to showcase other incredible entrepreneurial women. Easing her way into 'being seen', she soon realised that her corporate expertise could really guide and support women navigating the business world and Betty Means Business has really soared from there. Oh this one' s a biggie! Kate's energy is infectious and her wisdom is infinite. We covers so much in this ep and Kate is so generous and open with her knowledge and experience and you might be able to tell from the laughter, that I had a ball talking to her. (Just a heads up, there's a casual f-bomb in this one, in case that's something that bothers you!) In this episode, we chat about: - How a health issue was the catalyst to Kate taking the leap and starting her own blog and business. - How Betty Means Business started as a platform to support women in business, and slowly evolved into the hugely successful business it is today. - Embracing your introverted nature and creating space, quiet, and alone time to refuel. - Being aware of your introversion (instead of denying it) and using your differences as a strength, instead of something to be ashamed of. - The importance of getting out of the house and connecting with your inner circle, especially when it's way too easy to stay at home, in your quiet space. The power of getting 'narrow and deep', finding your expertise, and owning your introversion in your business.