Podcast appearances and mentions of alice lewis

Three stories on the theme Coming Home from our evening in Limavady in April: Mike Carlisle gets anxious about his baby's constipation; Alice Lewis remembers the hangover from Hell & her kindly Pioneer parents; Mark McGrath discovers powers within himself in a psychiatric unit. Paul is your host. Tenx9 is a live storytelling event where nine people have up to ten minutes each to tell a true story from their own life on a particular theme. It began in Belfast in 2011 in the Black Box, started by Pádraig Ó Tuama & Paul Doran. You'll find all the upcoming dates at tenx9.com/events, our guidelines at tenx9.com/guidelines & you can submit your stories at tenx9.com/submissions.

Tenx9 returned to Portstewart's Flowerfield Arts Centre on May 19 for an evening of Family stories - here are two of them: Alice Lewis mourns in her late mother's garden; Maura Doran reflects on the Japanese repairs on a vase. Paul is your host. Tenx9 is a live storytelling event where nine people have up to ten minutes each to tell a true story from their own life on a particular theme. It began in Belfast in 2011 in the Black Box, started by Pádraig Ó Tuama & Paul Doran. You'll find all the upcoming dates at tenx9.com/events, our guidelines at tenx9.com/guidelines & you can submit your stories at tenx9.com/submissions.

In a time of radically accelerated cultural and ecological change, four emerging landscape architecture educators come together to discuss: How can learning environments cultivate the practices of students to be ethical, critical and attentive to the future? Pedagogies developed by landscape architecture educators empower and equip students to shape future landscapes that are largely invisible to the public. Tune in to a discussion with four emerging landscape architecture educators exploring creative, experimental and critical approaches to design pedagogy. ‘Pedagogies for Future Practice,' is a conversation series developed by Dr Alice Lewis and Kyle Bush of RMIT University Landscape Architecture to explore the role of landscape architectural education in shaping the profession and the landscapes it produces.

durée : 00:55:15 - Côté Club - par : Laurent Goumarre - Côté Club, le rendez-vous de toute la scène française et plus si affinités reçoit trois artistes : Julia Jean Baptiste, Adam Naas et Alice Lewis. Bienvenue au Club ! - invités : Adam NAAS, Alice Lewis, Julia Jean-Baptiste - Adam Naas : Musicien et chanteur, Alice Lewis : Chanteuse, compositrice, Julia Jean-Baptiste : musicienne

The House In The Woods - Part Two Nils Frahm - Briefly CS + Kreme - Storm Rips Banana Tree Roméo Poirier - Muscle de sable - Jan Jelinek Remix General Strike - Babycart To Hell JIM-S – ttrqi John Klemmer - Prelude I John Klemmer - Prelude II Judah Warsky/Gilbert Cohen - Tout le temps tout le temps (Alice Lewis remix)

The House In The Woods - Part Two Nils Frahm - Briefly CS + Kreme - Storm Rips Banana Tree Roméo Poirier - Muscle de sable - Jan Jelinek Remix General Strike - Babycart To Hell JIM-S – ttrqi John Klemmer - Prelude I John Klemmer - Prelude II Judah Warsky/Gilbert Cohen - Tout le temps tout le temps (Alice Lewis remix)

Alice's Table started out with in-person live event workshops, aiming to teach new skills while having a good time with friends and/or family. But then the pandemic hit, and like so many other businesses, Alice's Table had to pivot. Now they offer premium curated, live-streamed workshops, mixing top talent with crave-worthy kits to bring you an experience to remember. In this episode of Small Business Storytellers, Seth and Alice talk about the story of Alice's Table, the journey to Shark Tank, and the changes the pandemic has brought to her business. To learn more about Alice's Table check out https://alicestable.com/ Find them on Instagram at @alicestable This episode was produced by Story On Media & Marketing: https://www.successwithstories.com. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/seth-silvers/message

Sal's Investment Syndicate: Link to My Syndicates An alum of Techstars and Shark Tank backed by Mark Cuban and Sara Blakely, Alice's Table was a promising startup. Then, the virus struck. For an events company this could have been fatal but Alice Lewis pivoted in an intriguing direction that is already showing strong traction. Hear this great story told by an inspiring founder. Here's Alice's full-length interview: From Techstars to Shark Tank

Alice Lewis is the CEO of Alice’s Table, a platform for flower arranging workshops that brings women together to learn new skills and live a social and creative lifestyle. In this conversation Alice shares what it is like to found a business, be part of the Boston accelerator program TechStars and also a contestant on Shark Tank, where she met investors Marc Cuban and Sara Blakely, who both invested in her business. Alice opens up to us about the ups and downs of start up life, as well as how she has learned to trust herself, and be a student of any situation. Be sure to check out her virtual masterclasses with farm fresh flowers shipped right to your door. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hadley-powell5/support

Mercredi 13 mars 2020, nous recevions de nouveau avec joie CHASSOL cinq après "Big Sun", à l'occasion de la sortie de son film-album "Ludi" (Tricatel). Ce nouvel opus dédié comme son nom l'indique à la thématique du jeu est une oeuvre magnifique, aussi accessible que joyeuse, érudite que poétique. Au programme de l'émission : une playlist TFOA cousue main pour Christophe Chassol, une interview pour découvrir avec lui les subtilités de ce nouvel album et enfin un live dans le studio de Radio Campus Paris. Bonne écoute à tous, et À TRÈS VITE! Chassol, l'harmonie française Christophe Chassol est sans doute l'un des musiciens français les plus passionnants de notre époque. Pianiste, compositeur, arrangeur, sa carrière internationale l'a emmené enregistrer des claviers pour Solange et Frank Ocean, fréquenter les plus grands comme Philipp Glass dont il raconte er partage la musique avec talent sur les ondes françaises, écrire des musiques de films. Il est aussi bien sur connu pour mettre en musique le discours, comme celui par exemple de Jean-Claude Casadesus, le grand chef d'orchestre français parmi de nombreuses autres activités. Chassol est un artiste complet, qui pour son oeuvre personnelle décline depuis quatre albums un concept passionnant : harmoniser le réel. Son principe est connu, qui consiste à enregistrer des images et des sons puis les mettre en musique de retour au studio. Trouver la mélodie intrinsèque d'un discours et l'harmoniser au piano. Sentir la rythmique du chant des oiseaux. Mettre en lumière la beauté d'un chant traditionnel,  le recouper et le boucler pour en faire une oeuvre neuve. Ce travail de ciselage sonore et musical est accompagné d'une oeuvre picturale : le film synchronisé a pour bande originale la musique même du réel à l'image, une sorte d'"hyperscore". Ludi: voyez comme on joue. Après nous avoir emmené ces dernières années en Inde avec "Indiamore" en 2013 et en Martinique avec l'immense "Big Sun" en 2015", Chassol revient avec "Ludi", son oeuvre la plus aboutie, toujours chez Tricatel la passionnante maison de Mr. Burgalat. Au départ, l'envie d'adapter le fascinant "Jeu des perles de verre" d'Hermann Hesse, en images et en musiques. Le risque était bien sur d'en faire une adaptation opaque et savante, provoquant l'effet inverse du but même du jeu : jouir et apprendre. Dans le Ludi, le jeu est décliné selon quatre catégories : le hasard, le vertige, le masque et la compétition. Christophe Chassol nous y fait voyager entre la banlieue parisienne et Tokyo, d'une cour de récréation dont les jeux enfantins sont si beaux, à la joie collective d'un playground de basket entre amis ("Camarades" est un sommet de l'album), en passant par les salles d'arcades nippones ou même les pics d'adrénaline d'un parc d'attraction. Le jeu est partout à l'image, et partout, CHASSOl sait en extraire la poésie. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dcQHuCjfb5s Ce travail de mise en musique du réel n'a jamais été aussi fin, aussi poussé. La mélodie émise par les rythmes eux-mêmes, comme les notes d'un clappement de mains, est parfois harmonisée, rappelant l'épique Carnaval de Big Sun. Chaque nouvelle écoute de l'album révèle des micros-systèmes synchronisés qu'on avait pas entendus la première fois. La mise en musique interprétée par les claviers de CHASSOL et la batterie de Mathieu Edward est magnifique comme toujours. Mais l'oeuvre est collective et d'autres interprètes vocaux et artistes de talent comme la grande Ala.ni, Alice Lewis, Alice Orpheus, Carine Chassol, Thomas de Pourquerol, mettent en abîme le discours. Le travail de mise en scène visuelle est plus poussé que jamais. L'ensemble devient souvent vertigineux de beauté. Une ôde jubilatoire à la joie d'être ensemble. Comme tout bon joueur, Christophe Chassol maitrise parfaitement les règles du jeu, sa grammaire rythmique et son vocabulaire mélodique reconnaissable entre tous, pour mieux s'en délivrer. Jouer avec le jeu lui-même, comme dans le magnifique "Jeu de la phrase". Si chaque mesure de ce double-album sonne comme du CHASSOL, la plus grande réussite de Ludi est de ne jamais tourner à la démonstration. À chaque moment, le cadre ne reste qu'un support. On est avant tout porté par la joie d'être en vie, de partager, d'apprendre. Des valeurs universelles qu'on a rarement eu autant envie de partager.   Merci pour cette beauté. *** Tout Foutre On Air avec CHASSOL, nouvel album LUDI Mercredi 13 mars 2020 de 21:00 à 22:30. Une heure et demie de musique, d’interview et de  live! C’est en live sur le 93.9FM en région parisienne et partout en streaming juste ici !

In a market where everyone is talking about the laptop lifestyle - business fundamentals can get lost. Before you can scale your business, have your business run without you or heck even run from anywhere, you need to put in the work to have a business that works period. In this conversation with Alice Lewis, we talk building a business, being innovative in the marketplace, being on Shark Tank, how she proved her business concept worked and then scaled her business, plus life as a new mom and CEO. You won't want to miss this! Alice is founder and CEO of Alice's Table a company that empowers women to successfully be their own boss through hosting flower arranging workshops. To learn more about Alice's Table head to their website or follow them on instagram. If you haven't already - I would love to hear what you think of the show! Please leave an honest review on Apple Podcasts. I'd also love to answer your questions and/or support you on an upcoming episode. Send me a DM on Instagram and submit a question for the show and for a chance to get coached during an episode.

Leadership Development Coach and Consultant Bekka Prideaux meets Alice Lewis of Alpha Marketing to talk about getting new customers using Networking and Website SEO.Bekka also reviews Leadership the Multiplier Effect by Andy Cope with Mike Martin and Jonathan PeachThis episode was first broadcast on Leighton Buzz Radio on 1 October 2019

116 | Alice Lewis Shares How Being Fired Can Grow Your Top Line Revenue Do you recall what propelled you into entrepreneurship?  Alice Lewis, fine art enthusiast turned floral expert - CEO - entrepreneurial architect - has introduced the nation to a beautiful dose of floral-infused, curated maker events and a modern day take on entrepreneurial endeavors. In 2015 she introduced the lifestyle company Alice’s Table and the Alice’s Table Event Exec program with the mission to empower women to start their own creative businesses, and give them the tools, knowledge and community they need to be successful. By building a community that prioritizes living well and working hard - the possibilities are endless. Alice has been featured on Shark Tank, LIVE with Kelly & Ryan, The Everygirl, Create & Cultivate, among other accolades. She has secured top investors including Mark Cuban, owner of the Dallas Mavericks and Sara Blakely, Founder of Spanx, to help bring the Alice’s Table mission into reality. What was the moment when you jumped into life as an entrepreneur?  Was it a moment of passion and inspiration, fueled by a desire to change the world? Was it a drive to help others? Or was it a simple NO that pushed you forward to make that leap? With the right mindset, a NO can be exactly what you need to push yourself into success!  My career training people how to be successful in sales started when I was fired: I was fired from a job in college, and then, even with FITzee Foods, I was essentially fired.  After rejection, or a massive NO, or even being fired, It’s your mindset that will impact what comes next. Mindset will turn that NO into a life-changing opportunity, and keep you from getting in your own way. A NO was what pushed me into the career that I have now. Because I was fired, I have been able to impact hundreds, even thousands of entrepreneurs with business-changing sales training via my online courses and this podcast. This week’s guest on Success Unfiltered, Alice Lewis, thought she was on the start-up path to success, but was fired! That NO pushed her in a different direction, which led to the creation of Alice’s Table, and the perfect YES for her future! Are you ready to learn more about how being fired might just be the best thing that has ever happened to you? If so, this episode of Success Unfiltered is a MUST LISTEN! Enjoy, and thank you for listening and tuning into Success Unfiltered! To share your thoughts: Email The Pitch Queen @ hello@thepitchqueen.com Ask a question over at www.ThePitchQueen.com Share Success Unfiltered on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, & LinkedIn  To help the show out: Please leave an honest review on iTunes. Your ratings and reviews really help and I read each one. Subscribe to the show on iTunes. Special thanks goes out to Alice Lewis for taking the time to chat with Michelle. Be sure to join us next week for our next new episode! Your Prospect Said No. Is it Game Over? Nobody likes to think about losing a sale. But if you’re not being turned down, you’re not asking nearly enough! There’s a lot to be learned when the sale falls flat. Don’t miss that opportunity! Click here and learn all about how you can turn a NO into a WIN! Here are a few key secrets we talked about in this episode: Michelle introduces Alice Lewis. Alice founded Alice’s Table, a company purposed with helping female entrepreneurs looking for a flexible business connect with each other. The fear of NO is worse than actually hearing NO: protecting yourself from NO does not make it any better or easier to hear. Changing your mindset helps offset the pain of the NO. For every five NO’s you’ll hear a YES: turn it into a game, and then hearing NO starts to become fun! “As an entrepreneur, your job is to be introspective, you are not a good founder or CEO unless you can take a hard look at yourself in the mirror…. If you are the problem, you need to also be the solution.” ~ Alice Lewis Do you spend time spinning your wheels, or dancing around a NO? Cut to the chase and make it happen!  When building a team, your first hire can be scary, because you’re scared, and intimidated, and can easily lose the best candidate from fear. Alice had her idea for her own business, but was working at another startup company as one of their two employees. However, it was not a good fit, and she was fired! Being fired brings up personal questions, but when you know that you’re capable, that mindset will help you get through it. “Looking back, being fired was the best NO that happened in my life.” ~ Alice Lewis You’ll have to get used to that pit in your stomach. Alice found ways to keep herself going and keep the lights on.   “If you really care about your passion enough, don't be afraid to find the scrappy things. It's what I had to do to start the business that I wanted to start.” ~ Alice Lewis When you’re the CEO, you need to find a network to support you. That is a scary role, with hundreds of people looking to you for leadership and to be accountable! Have someone you can talk to about business. That’s critical! Make sure to catch the small fires when they start, so three months later, you’re not looking at a giant mess. “Not ignoring the scary things is important.” ~ Alice Lewis Use “think time” to be strategic in introspecting about your business. Alice takes several hours a week to self-evaluate. Alice shares about her Shark Tank experience. It all started when she had filled out the form as something potential to do, and hadn’t expected to get picked. Make sure that you have your core business needs at heart: when you have to do hard things, like fire someone, it helps you make the right decision. Don’t be afraid to turn away an investor whose check is too small. When you don’t have the answers, it’s ok! Live in the unknown, and take action, and you will see a shift. Alice shares what she would tell her younger self. Connect with Alice Lewis: Alice’s Table Website Facebook Instagram Alice’s Personal Instagram Pinterest Your Prospect Said No. Is it Game Over? Nobody likes to think about losing a sale. But if you’re not being turned down, you’re not asking nearly enough! There’s a lot to be learned when the sale falls flat. Don’t miss that opportunity! Click here and learn all about how you can turn a NO into a WIN! Music produced by Deejay-O  www.iamdeejayo.com

– Podcast “Rebelles Rebelles” / Episode N°19 – Featuring: >> “Let The Wind Carry Me” – Joni Mitchell – 1972 >> “Highness In The Sky” – Tori Amos – 2015 >> “Playground Twist” – Siouxsie And The Banshees – 1979 >> “Some Time Alone, Alone” – Melody's Echo Chamber – 2012 >> “Ladyflash” – The Go! Team – 2004 >> “Bravo” – Jacqueline Taïeb – 1967 >> “It's Raining” – Irma Thomas – 1961 >> “Fool Me” – Lynn Anderson – 1972 >> “Cold Rock A Party” – MC Lyte – 1996 >> “Les beaux draps” – Alice Lewis – 2018 >> “Boulder To Birmingham” – Emmylou Harris – 1975 >> “Am I The Only One (Who's Ever Felt This Way)” – Maria McKee – 1989 >> “Invisible Ink” – Aimee Mann – 2002 >> “They Say I'm Different” – Betty Davis – 1974 >> [Extract] “All By Myself” – Céline Dion – 1995 >> “All By Myself” – Babes In Toyland – 1996

Our Investment Syndicates: Link to Our Syndicates Page Techstars and Shark Tank alumna Alice Lewis is building both a business and a movement. Her startup, Alice’s Table, offers a “business in a box” to entrepreneurial women who need a flexible schedule and want a meaningful activity. Alice’s Table helps with logistics, marketing, training and technology; the members, called “execs”, bring energy and connection with local brick & mortar businesses hungry for new things to keep their locations busy. Don’t miss this sparkling interview with her generation’s Martha Stewart. Highlights include: Alice Lewis’ Introduction – The Martha Stewart of Her Generation Building a Movement as Well as a Business – Women Connecting Across Functional & Economic Strata to Create Events that Are Fun and Meaningful Alice’s Parents Are Both Entrepreneurs – This Inspired Her to Get Started Being in a Musical in the 8th Grade Helped Her Realize She Has a Talent for Management “I thought I was going to the art world 100%. My mom is an interior designer, but she also helps clients collect art. So, I saw that and I was like, this art world thing is really cool.” "Oh my gosh, you're just another lifestyle blog, like the world does not need another lifestyle blog. Like stop, quit, Leave this. This is not a business opportunity." Her First Job Was Working with the FBI & US Customs on International Art Fraud “One of the things that I loved about Penn and why I wanted to go there so badly was because they had lots of majors that had many dimensions to them.” “Normal People, Normal Results; Abnormal People, Abnormal Results” “…like it's so scary to launch a business. How do you get over that hurdle? My response is always, if you can't get used to that pit in your stomach, just stay in your job.” No Serenity in Startup Life: Gimlet Media’s Alex Blumberg Is Up at 2:45 AM Talking to His Wife About the Business “Raise your hand if you recognize that we hit a target that we really were gunning for and nobody else has noticed, because it happens all the time.” “So, Techstars was our first move out of the basement.” “…what about this company are they doing that's not just women playing with flowers?" “…stealth mode is the most ridiculous thing ever because everybody has good ideas. It's about the execution of the ideas.” Weekly Team Meetings: “I don't want you to bring anything to the table that's good. I want you to tell me what scares you in your world because I can't know everybody's world.” The Founding Story of Alice’s Table “…we've got to figure out a way for women who want flexibility to participate and build a business…” Alice Lewis Tells Us What Alice’s Table Is About Alice Lewis’ Experience on Shark Tank What Alice Lewis Learned from Funding Her Startup “…your approach doesn't entail pestering all your relatives to buy…” Alice’s Table Execs Build Alliances with Existing Brick & Mortar Business Eager for More Activity “We're really lucky that right now, brick and mortar is struggling…” What Alice’s Board Does for Her The Future Plans for Alice’s Table

CFCF, Self service, Cell site in Somerset Unknown Mortal Orchestra, Sex and food, American guilt Denmark Vessey, Sun Go Nova, Stolat Anemone, Baby Only you and I, Baby only you and I Phonte Coleman, No news is good news, Such is life Fakear, All glows, Sacred feminine Julien Barbagallo, Danser dans les ailleurs, Bouche sauvage Alice Lewis, Imposture, La reine au sang bleu Thousand, Le tunnel végétal, La nuit des plus beaux jours de ta vie Chevalrex, Antislogan, L’adversaire Loic April, Loic April, Le silex qui aimait trop le froid Choses sauvages, Ariane (single) Moodymann, Silentintroduction, I can’t kick this feeling when it hits

Phonte Coleman, No news is good news, Such is life Amen Dunes, Freedom, Believe Young Galaxy, Down time, Elusive dream Frankie Cosmos, Vessel, Caramelize A place to bury strangers, Pinned, Situations changed Soccer Mommy, Clean, Your dog Jay Scott X Smitty Bacalley, Personne (single) Alice Lewis, Imposture, Les beaux draps O.G.B, Volume 1, Switch L'impératrice, Matahari, Paris Vendou, Doux or die, Meson Grand Blanc, Ailleurs (single) Gang of four, Entertainment, Glass    

Phonte Coleman, No news is good news, Such is life Amen Dunes, Freedom, Believe Young Galaxy, Down time, Elusive dream Frankie Cosmos, Vessel, Caramelize A place to bury strangers, Pinned, Situations changed Soccer Mommy, Clean, Your dog Jay Scott X Smitty Bacalley, Personne (single) Alice Lewis, Imposture, Les beaux draps O.G.B, Volume 1, Switch L’impératrice, Matahari, Paris Vendou, Doux or die, Meson Grand Blanc, Ailleurs (single) Gang of four, Entertainment, Glass    

Ce mercredi 07 février, Tout Foutre On Air a le plaisir de recevoir Alice Lewis venue nous présenter son nouvel album "Imposture". Au programme : une interview, une carte blanche et une session live d'Alice Lewis dans le studio de Radio Campus Paris ! Imposture, Renaissance synthétique Pour son troisième album "Imposture", le premier réalisé intégralement en langue française, Alice Lewis s'est associé au talentueux Alexandre Chatelard. Ensemble, ils ont tissé un disque pop synthétique de haute tenue, rassemblant une collection de portraits amoureux nourris de la pudeur et l'esthétique des temps galants. Imposture est un album extrêmement soigné, notamment dans ses arrangements : basse Gainsbourienne, clavecin, cordes, cuivres, etc. L'aide des expérimentés Fred Pallem et Bertrand Fresel n'y est pas étrangère. La voix superbe d'Alice Lewis sert de fil conducteur à l'album. Un fil à la fois délicat et solide comme la soie. Imposture s'autorise à être beau, jouant avec les codes de la musique populaire, et navigant avec brio entre chanson de geste et esthétique pop. Bravo. Alice Lewis en concert au Pop Up du Label le 14 février 2018 : infos. *** C’est Tout Foutre On Air avec Alice Lewis! C'est de la musique, des questions, des réponses et du live. C’est ce mercredi 07 février de 21:00 à 22:30. C’est en live sur le 93.9FM en région parisienne et partout dans l’univers en streaming juste ici

On Hoxton Movies this week, Niki is joined by special guest host Rowena Alice Lewis. We bring you all the latest in the world of cinema including reviews of Almost Holy, Ingrid Bergman: In Her Own Words, Nine Lives, and Wiener-Dog We also give you the lowdown on the latest at our partner cinema Genesis Cinema in Whitechapel. This week’s soundtrack of the week has been chosen to celebrate the 26th birthday of the beautiful Jennifer Lawrence. We’re playing some of the best from The Silver Linings Playbook soundtrack.

On Hoxton Movies this week, Niki and Morten are joined by special guest host, Rowena Alice Lewis to bring you all the latest movie news and reviews including Jason Bourne, Star Trek Beyond, The BFG, and Comic Con 2016. Morten gives you the lowdown on the latest at our partner cinema Genesis Cinema in Whitechapel. This week’s soundtrack of the week is from the 90’s Rom Com Notting Hill. Follow us on Twitter: @HoxtonMovies @GenesisCinema @Rowenaaaaa