Podcast appearances and mentions of alison graham

As frontier markets find themselves—and in some cases place themselves—at the heart of some of the most important challenges the planet and the world's economies are facing, investors are seeing new opportunities that simply couldn't have existed just a few years ago. We meet up with pioneering frontier-markets investor Alison Graham of Voltan Capital Management to talk about digitizing supply chains, the management of waste, tackling climate change … and blockchain. Cutting edge stuff, indeed!

Many try to pose a decision for Christ as a decision between faith and science, between hope and what works. In reality, faith is what works, even if God is not directly acknowledged in it. One particular brand of this secular Christianity is found in the world's response to addiction as Lauren Bassford, Alison Graham, Ila King, and Cindy Dunagan will discuss in this program.

Alison Graham is the Global Account Manager at Amazon Web Services, which provides reliable and scalable cloud computing platforms to businesses all over the world. In this episode, she and host Jenna Sacks dig into what makes a great salesperson. According to Alison, "number one is discipline." She also shares advice on how to prioritize and create a schedule that will help you achieve your goals. Visit Salesloft.com for show notes and insights from this episode.

What's not to love about God? In this podcast, Cindy has a conversation with her co-hosts on the Older Women Likewise program, Ila King and Alison Graham about the beautiful characteristics of God that most motivate them to draw near to Him.

Some Christian women seem to have been burdened with the workload not even three women could accomplish, while others find themselves bored or disinterested in the tasks at hand and struggle to find the motivation to tackle even their most basic tasks. In this program, Cindy Dunagan, Ila King, and Alison Graham share the blessings of wisely stewarding this most valuable resource --- time--- and will offer tips for working smarter in both the big and little things of life.

With her cohost on Older Women Likewise, Alison Graham, in this podcast Cindy explores the promises God makes around inheriting eternal life, what we can do to keep alive in our hearts the desire for “our true country”, and how those who love God have everything to look forward to.

In this recording of the final Older Woman Likewise program of the year, Ila King facilitates a conversation with Soul Sisters Cindy Dunagan and Alison Graham about what God says around the power of looking back on our lives with a view to moving forward with God, and what we can learn from the examples in scriptures of those who made the best (and worse!) use of their "self-reflection" opportunities!

Alison Graham facilitates a conversation With Soul Sisters Cindy Dunagan and Ila King on the Older Women Likewise program about what they've each found most helpful to get through some of the big and little things in life that have caused them the most anxiety and stress.

In addition to creating podcasts on a variety of topics for Nomads You And I, Cindy also cohosts every Thursday night at 8 pm Eastern a LIVE Internet program called Older Women Likewise --- a program inspired by Titus 2:3-5. These programs are shared both on Facebook and Youtube, with audio versions available on Anchor, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Breaker, Google Podcasts, Overcast, Pocket Casts, and Radio Public. In this program various guest speakers from all over the country join Cindy and her regular co-hosts Ila King and Alison Graham, to share God's answers to challenges younger women face, suggesting creative ways to implement specific virtues prescribed in scripture to help meet spiritual goals, live God's way, and personify joyful Christianity. In this particular program, Cindy Dunagan headed up a lively conversation with Ila King and Alison Graham about some of the big and little things for which they are especially thankful.

Cindy Dunagan heads up a conversation with Ila King and Alison Graham about the big and little things for which they are especially thankful.

Outside of becoming part of the Bride of Christ, the second most significant decision one will make will be selecting a marriage partner. Our spouse will either be one of our greatest advantages or one of our greatest hindrances in not only experiencing a happy, fulfilling, and meaningful life now, but more importantly, whether or not we overcome the world and gain eternal life. Mr. Right is worth that wait, and tonight Cindy Dunagan will facilitate a conversation with Ila King and Alison Graham about some of the qualities that make Mr. Right, Mr. Right.

Matthew 5:9 teaches that Peacemakers are blessed and are privileged to be called sons of God. In this program, Alison Graham leads a discussion with Cindy and Ila about what our Heavenly Father says around how to effectively prevent and resolve conflict without bitterness, gossip, or conceit.

Ila King will lead a “Soul Sisters” conversation with Alison Graham and Cindy Dunagan around all the upsides to opting out of the recreational use of alcohol.

Ila King, Cindy Dunagan, and Alison Graham kick off the first of their Soul Sister Sessions by brainstorming practical ideas for sisters-in-Christ who are looking for ways to feel more spiritually and socially engaged with their local congregations.

Alison Graham describes the characteristics that David had developed during his life as a shepherd. When others cowered in fear, David ran toward Goliath in confidence! How can we develop these same traits so that we can run to meet our own Goliath?

In tonight's program Alison Graham will use stories within the scriptures to explore God's plan for our spiritual growth, hope, and contentment by growing through our painful experiences, having a heart of compassion, loving our neighbor as ourselves, choosing the "good portion", and maintaining our priorities with wisdom.

Featuring: Chris Chibnall, Olivia Colman, Jodie Whittaker, Erin Kelly and Alison Graham. Who killed 11-year-old Danny Latimer? It was the question on the lips of millions in 2013, as the award-winning television series Broadchurch (Kudos/Imaginary Friends) kept the country enthralled across eight superb episodes. While the detailed depiction of the police investigation was riveting, the series also explored the interlocking lives of a closeknit seaside community brimming with dark and tragic secrets – secrets we couldn’t wait to see spilled. We talk to creator, writer and executive producer Chris Chibnall, and stars Olivia Colman and Jodie Whittaker, about the phenomenal success of the programme, and novelist Erin Kelly, who has the enviable task of bringing this onscreen triumph to the page in Broadchurch: The Official Novel. The event will be chaired by Alison Graham, TV Editor at The Radio Times. TV Panel: Broadchurch was recorded live at HIF's Theakston Old Peculier Crime Writing Festival in July 2014.

In this episode Roddy talk to Alison Graham from Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines. We learn about the history of the cruise line, why Fred. Olsen are great for solo passengers and more about that stunning video from the Corinth Canal.We are Barrhead Travel. Let us take you there...wherever there is.Call, Click or Visit us today.

ALISON GRAHAM, professional historian & astrologer discusses the U.S. chart, its Saturn cycles & upcoming Pluto return, as well as the meaning of Orcus, a new not-so-new kid on the astrological block! And, of course, this week’s Astro News You Can Use!

Karina Canellakis will be launching this year's BBC Proms on Friday, conducting Janáček's monumental Glagolitic Mass. She talks to John Wilson about her approach to this daunting task, why she loves the spiritual drama of the piece and how since early childhood her head has been filled with music. Vicky McClure, Gemma Chan and Samantha Morton star in a series of stand alone television dramas focusing on women under pressure. Created with Dominic Savage, each episode of I am... has been improvised with the themes chosen by the lead actors. These include being in a coercive relationship, a single woman in her thirties facing with pressure to have a child and a single mother struggling to provide for her family. Alison Graham from the Radio Times reviews. In the week that the England men’s cricket team won the World Cup, film director Barney Douglas discusses his new documentary The Edge, about the rise in the rankings for the England team from 2009 to 2013, and the psychological and emotional effect the game had on its players, including Kevin Pietersen, Jonathan Trott and Andrew Strauss. Presenter: John Wilson Producer: Julian May

Golden Globe Award winner Ruth Wilson stars in the new BBC drama Mrs Wilson in a uniquely challenging role: she is playing her own grandmother, Alison Wilson. The drama follow Alison's investigation into the mysterious multiple lives of her husband Alec, which only come to light after his sudden death. TV critic Alison Graham gives her verdict. As veganism gains more popularity in the UK, we consider how it is applied to the art world; both in terms of how animals are represented and how animal products are used in creating work. We speak to novelist cultural academic Alex Lockwood from the University of Sunderland and Aisha Eveleigh who runs a vegan art festival Liberation Arts in Bristol. Plus Nigerian author Akwaeke Emezi on their debut novel, Freshwater, which is about a person inhabited by Igbo spirits. Emezi explains how the book explores ideas of identity using their own life experience and Nigerian mythology.Presenter: Stig Abell Producer: Hilary Dunn

Our fourth guest is Alison Graham, and she shares her kind and personal story of meeting God + the importance of community. You can find her words at thehopingplace.wordpress.com. Make sure to subscribe on your favorite podcast player to catch up on all episodes this season!

Episode seven introduces us to the words of Alison Graham. Her story walks us through grief and God in the ordinary grocery store aisles, and reminds us of His nearness. Read the written version of Alison's story at www.holyordinarycollective.com and visit us on Instagram @holyordinarycollective and @thisabundance.

Jed Mercurio's new drama Bodyguard follows Richard Madden as a troubled war veteran assigned as protection officer to the Home Secretary played by Keeley Hawes. TV critic Alison Graham reviews this latest offering from the writer of police thriller Line of Duty.As a One Direction themed fanfiction is now being turned into a feature film; we ask if fanfiction has finally gone mainstream with books journalist Sarah Shaffi and fanfiction writer and novelist RJ Anderson. The Lovely Bones is a bestselling novel by Alice Sebold about a young girl who is brutally murdered and looks down on her grieving family from heaven. Playwright Bryony Lavery discusses turning this well loved book into a theatre piece.For our Inspire season we commissioned three artists to make a piece of work. Tonight we catch up with crime novelist Vaseem Khan to see how he's getting on. Presenter: Sharmaine Lovegrove Producer: Hannah Robins.

Kirsty Lang talks to Sean Foley, director of The Painkiller, a farce that reveals Kenneth Branagh's skills as a physical, comic actor and Rob Brydon's as a dramatic actor. Alison Graham reviews Follow The Money, a new Danish TV crime drama from Borgen co-creator Jeppe Gjervig Gram. The French author Maylis de Kerangal has been longlisted for the Man Booker International Prize for her novel, Mend The Living. Set over the period of 24 hours, it deals with the difficult issue of organ donation, exploring it from the perspectives of many of those involved.And Front Row celebrates St Patrick's Day with the Irish - and American - supergroup, The Gloaming.

A Henning Mankell thriller, a tragedy from Jonathan Coe and a Graham Greene satire are the choices of entrepreneur Sophi Tranchell, TV critic Alison Graham, and Harriett Gilbert.