Podcast appearances and mentions of alison lewis

As selected by our patrons, this month's commentary podcast takes us back to the heyday of the minimal wave revival, with the self-titled debut of Linea Aspera. As we discuss, even more so than being representative of its time, it's a record which points the way forward for both Alison Lewis' work across a range of projects, but also the next decade-plus of club-focused darkwave.

Alison Lewis is an absolute PRAYER WARRIOR. Not only does she have deep theological knowledge and education, but is a very wise woman of God. She dedicates her time each and every day to pray and intercede for her family, her church, country, and those who are in need. Today, you tell us her testimony and the way God led her through prayer to become the person she is today. Prayer is an absolute fundamental of the faith journey, and it's important we learn how to pray the right way. Let's unite together, building the church of God, and praying for those around us. JOIN OUR COMMUNITY ON PATREON TO JOIN US ON TUESDAYS, 6:30AM EST MORNING PRAYER SESSIONS!

Since 2014, Zanias has existed as the unrepentant creative venture of Alison Lewis, born in Australia, raised in Southeast Asia, and also known for her vocal work with Linea Aspera, Keluar and a record shelf's worth of collaborations with the likes of Black Rain, Ancient Methods, Dax J, I Hate Models and Infravision. As the sole custodian of Fleisch Records she spent many years attuning herself to Berlin dancefloors through the timely collision of techno and electronic body music, but her true passion is for understanding the modality of emotions through songwriting. Sound is her psycho-spiritual catharsis and philosophical exploration of existence, expressed through an intense vocal performance, evocative melodies and heavy rhythmic components. With this signature structure she seeks to reinvent her own brand of ethereal pop: atmospheric, multi-layered and as alien as it is authentically, vulnerably human.In 2024  Zanias returns with her latest album called Ecdysis, released on Metropolis Records and Fleisch Records. Named after the final stage of emergence from a former self, Ecdysis lays claim to an entirely new electronic soundscape influenced by the ethereal pioneering of Dead Can Dance, Enya and Fever Ray. Zanias's voice morphs deftly between species and gender, exemplifying the oneness of conscious experience evoked by the more extreme psychedelic states, while the atmosphere is heavily influenced by the Queensland rain forest where much of the recording took place, conjuring an environment rich with biodiversity. https://www.metropolis-records.comhttps://zanias.bandcamp.comQUEEN OF WANDS with DJ Nocturna Every Saturday on ModSnap Radio | KMOD: San Antonio3pm (HST), 5pm (PST), 6pm (MST), 7pm (CST), 8pm (EST)Radio: https://modsnapradio.comThank you for liking, subscribing and sharing my videos ! If you like the interview, please make a comment. Be sure to hit the bell near the subscribe button to get an alert when I post a new video and THANK YOU for your continued support !Website: https://djnocturna.comYouTube:     / @djnocturna  Facebook:   / nocturna.remixed  Instagram:   / djnocturna  Tiktok:   / dj.nocturna  

Zanias - "Earthborn" from the 2024 album Ecdysis on Metropolis Records Today's featured track comes from a KEXP Song of the Day veteran, the Berlin-based project Zanias, led by Australian-born multidisciplinary artist Alison Lewis. "Earthborn" is the first single off her forthcoming full-length Ecdysis, out this Friday, February 16th. The album was created around the same time as 2023's LP Chrysalis, but Lewis points out on Instagram that these tracks have a "far more alien quality to them." She continues, "This one's a serious healing venture, a spiritual exercise, a deep dive into all those things we feel and have no words for (hence, there are no words)." Read the full story at KEXP.org  Support the show: https://www.kexp.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We're very happy to have our interview with Alison Lewis of Zanias on this week's episode of We Have A Technical. Lewis spoke frankly and earnestly with us about the personal and musical changes tied in with her new record Chrysalis.

Each of Kimberly-Clark's brands has a brilliant purpose that guides everything they do. From focusing on environmental impact to supporting and enabling women to break down barriers to opportunity, Kimberly-Clark equips its brands to provide Better Care for a Better World.One way is through Kotex's She Can Initiative. While the brand focuses on raising awareness around Menstrual Hygiene Day each year, it also champions women's progress year-round by fighting period stigmas and the barriers they cause. Projects have included producing a film depicting how period stigma nearly stopped the first woman soccer referee, creating a “She Can Anthem,” and changing the color of the fluid used in product marketing.We invited Alison Lewis, Chief Growth Officer, to discuss how Kimberly-Clark operates with its purpose-led, performance-driven approach and how it ultimately influences culture through its purpose.Listen for insights on:Inspiring innovation with purposeActivating brand purpose to challenge stigmasOpening social impact work to other collaboratorsCreating and maintaining a purpose-led, performance-driven cultureResources + Links:Alison Lewis' LinkedInKotex She Can InitiativeVideo: Kotex's Female Football Referee Ad“Kotex and South African Pop Star Create 'She Can Anthem' to Challenge Period Misconceptions”Wall Street Journal: “Kotex Decides Women's Blood Is Red, Not Blue”Toilets Change Lives Program (00:00) - Welcome to Purpose 360 (00:13) - Kimberly-Clark (01:26) - Meet Alison Lewis, Chief Growth Officer (02:46) - The Importance of Purpose (05:41) - Doing Better, Reinventing, Reimagining (07:49) - Social Impact Strategies (10:46) - Innovation From Purpose (12:21) - Menstrual Hygiene Day (14:11) - Kotex She Can Initiative (16:46) - Changing Fluid (17:45) - From the Core (19:34) - Culture Compass (21:34) - Linking Company Purpose to Personal Purpose (23:47) - Toilets Change Lives (25:00) - Measurements (25:40) - Bringing Others In (27:13) - Pearls of Wisdom (29:54) - ESG (31:39) - Last Word (34:45) - Wrap Up

Alison Lewis is the Chief Growth Officer of Kimberly-Clark and Pree Rao co-leads Egon Zehnder's Global marketing and sales practice. Egon Zehnder is a top leadership advisory firm, which includes executive search. Kimberly-Clark is a leading consumer goods firm, with revenue of $20 billion with brands like: Huggies, Kleenex, Cottonelle, Kotex and Scott. Both guests bring rich career paths in the CPG industry, with Alison having previously worked at Kraft-Heinz, Coca-Cola, and Johnson & Johnson, and Pree having worked at Unilever and Danone before joining Egon Zehnder over four years ago.In this episode, Jim, Alison, and Pree reflect on the Kellogg Leadership Summit and highlight themes from Alison's keynote speech on leadership. They discuss the importance of having a growth mindset, using criticism as a motivator, and the evolving titles and roles of CMOs.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

On this episode, Valentina Glajar and Alison Lewis share their personal stories and research on the history of East Germany's STASI and Romania's Securitate and the dismantling of these secret police forces. Thank you for listening! You can listen to Douglas Selvage's episode here: https://www.slavx.org/listen/episode/b54c0fff/operation-denver-and-russias-disinformation-playbook-with-douglas-selvage ABOUT THE GUESTS Dr. Valentina Glajar is a professor of German at Texas State University. She is the author of a number of books, her latest coedited with Alison Lewis and Corina L. Petrescu, are Secret Police Files from the Eastern Bloc: Between Surveillance and Life Writing (Camden House, 2016) and Cold War Spy Stories from Eastern Europe (University of Nebraska Press, 2019). Dr. Alison Lewis is a professor of German in the School of Languages and Linguistics at the University of Melbourne. She is the author or editor of numerous books, including Secret Police Files from the Eastern Bloc: Between Surveillance and Life Writing and Cold War Spy Stories from Eastern Europe (Potomac Books, 2019). PRODUCER'S NOTE: This episode was recorded on November 11, 2022 at the Palmer House Hilton in Chicago, Illinois during the ASEEES 2022 Convention. If you have questions, comments, or would like to be a guest on the show, please email slavxradio@utexas.edu and we will be in touch! CREDITS Host/Associate Producer: Taylor Ham Host/Associate Producer: Sergio Glajar Associate Producer: Lera Toropin (@earlportion) Associate Producer: Cullan Bendig (@cullanwithana) Assistant Producer: Misha Simanovskyy (@MSimanovskyy) Social Media Manager: Eliza Fisher Supervising Producer: Katherine Birch Audio Editor: Blaine Young Recording, Editing, and Sound Design: Michelle Daniel Music Producer: Charlie Harper (@charlieharpermusic) www.charlieharpermusic.com (Main Theme by Charlie Harper and additional background music by Shaolin Dub, Blue Dot Sessions, Michelle Daniel Trio, The Incredibles theme, James Bond theme) Executive Producer & Creator: Michelle Daniel (@MSDaniel) DISCLAIMER: Texas Podcast Network is brought to you by The University of Texas at Austin. Podcasts are produced by faculty members and staffers at UT Austin who work with University Communications to craft content that adheres to journalistic best practices. The University of Texas at Austin offers these podcasts at no charge. Podcasts appearing on the network and this webpage represent the views of the hosts, not of The University of Texas at Austin. https://files.fireside.fm/file/fireside-uploads/images/9/9a59b135-7876-4254-b600-3839b3aa3ab1/P1EKcswq.png Special Guests: Alison Lewis and Valentina Glajar.

Hudebnice Terezie Kovalová pro vás opět připravila novou várku kulturních doporučení. V pondělí 30. ledna vystoupí v prostoru pražské Kasárny Karlín původem australská hudebnice Alison Lewis. Dnes již v Berlíně usazená producentka a zpěvačka představí svůj sólový projekt Zanias. Jen před pár dny vydala nový singl Simulation, který nabízí zvuk experimentální elektroniky s podmanivým vokálem. O support se postará domácí hudebnice Sára Vondrášková aka Never Sol.Všechny díly podcastu Tip můžete pohodlně poslouchat v mobilní aplikaci mujRozhlas pro Android a iOS nebo na webu mujRozhlas.cz.

Kimberly-Clark Corp. (NYSE:KMB) Chief R&D Officer Robert Long and Chief Growth Officer Alison Lewis checked into the ICE House for a consumer-products confab diving deep into the company behind beloved brands that fill our homes and offices. For 150 years, Kimberly-Clark has used innovation to disrupt sectors that its first introduced to consumers decades ago. Alison and Rob, along with Kimberly-Clark CEO Michael Hsu, are laser-focused on improving the sustainability, equality, and consumer experience in how their products are manufactured, packaged, and delivered into market.   Inside the ICE House: https://www.theice.com/insights/conversations/inside-the-ice-house

The lovely and talented Alison Lewis from Alison Lewis Interiors joins us again today to talk about the pros and cons of the architect and interior designer combination.    Different projects are more suited to different types of designers. Generally speaking, interior designers focus more on materials, finishes, and the design of the inside of the home. Architects usually focus more on form, structure, overall layout and the exterior of the home. However often these roles overlap and it can get a little messy.    This is why it's really important to know what you want to achieve when engaging with building industry professionals and to have full transparency from the beginning. Clearly defined roles will make for good working relationships all the way through the project.    In this episode, Alison and Rebeka discuss their current project where they've hired an amazing architect and are also both doing the design. They talk about the experience so far, which has overall been incredibly positive, and they share their insights and tips for navigating this scenario.   Collaboration can be an incredibly fun and rewarding process, so long as it doesn't feel like there are too many cooks in the kitchen! Alison and Rebeka talk about when to draw the line with people's opinions, when to seek professional advice and their top tips for working through the many design decisions that need to be made along the way.  LINKS: Alison Lewis Interiors: https://www.alisonlewisinteriors.com.au/ Buy our new book: BuildHer, A practical guide to building and renovating BuildHer Website: https://buildhercollective.com.au/ BuildHer Instagram: @buildhercollective BuildHer Facebook: Women who Design, Decorate, Renovate & Build Register for a call: https://go.oncehub.com/BuildHer See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

I'm joined by the lovely Alison Lewis from Alison Lewis Interiors today and we're talking about paring back materials to create a stylish home that feels cohesive and inviting.    Some people have a natural flare for design. They create a sense of style in their home that expresses their personality and they love spending time and energy designing a space that feels good.    Other homes can be lovely, but perhaps not very stylish so in this episode, Alison shares her top tips for how to create a home that looks and feels amazing.    One mistake a lot of people make is trying to incorporate too many elements but the trick is to pair the materials back and keep it simple. Less is always more. We talk about design development and how this process always involves editing and paring back materials to the bare minimum. Find the materials you really love and use these throughout the home to connect spaces together and tell a story.    It's about assessing the space that you have, finding the materials that bring you joy and using them in smart and creative ways all throughout your house. That doesn't mean everything is matchy matchy - that's boring. But think about how you can group the rooms together to create a general style that continues throughout the home.  LINKS: Alison Lewis Interiors: https://www.alisonlewisinteriors.com.au/ Alison Lewis Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/alisonlewisinteriors/ Buy our new book: BuildHer, A practical guide to building and renovating BuildHer Website: https://buildhercollective.com.au/ BuildHer Instagram: @buildhercollective BuildHer Facebook: Women who Design, Decorate, Renovate & Build Register for a call: https://go.oncehub.com/BuildHer See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Alison Lewis is back on the show today to talk about materials. Every room in the house is a composition of different materials and it's your skill in putting them together that either makes it work and look amazing or not. In this episode, Alison takes us through how to narrow down selecting the materials by looking at the hard and soft materials, fit for purpose, buildability and material type. We explore each one of these aspects to give you a clear understanding of what to look for and how to put everything together. There is no use choosing a material because it's very pretty but won't last or fit with other materials. You have to consider your hard materials very carefully because replacing cabinetry or a stone bench top is a huge undertaking. Spending the time, in the beginning, thinking about how your space will grow with you over time will save you time and money down the line. Alison looks at why the materials matter in a build. The goal of designing for longevity is designing a space that is timeless and will move through a period of time. In order for a design to stand the test of time, it needs to be flexible so you can change things along the way. We'll run through the materials most commonly used and the ones we absolutely love playing with, including stone, marble, dolomite, granite, quartzite, porcelain, limestone, engineered stones, tiles, timber flooring, carpet and so much more. This conversation is jam-packed full of everything you need to know when selecting materials for your next build. Come back and listen to it again when you're making your decisions to save you an enormous amount of time and money later.  LINKS:Alison Lewis Interiors: https://www.alisonlewisinteriors.com.au/ Buy our new book: BuildHer, A practical guide to building and renovatingBuildHer Website: https://buildhercollective.com.au/BuildHer Instagram: @buildhercollectiveBuildHer Facebook: Women who Design, Decorate, Renovate & BuildRegister for a call: https://go.oncehub.com/BuildHer

In this episode, I'm so excited to be chatting all about the new Design like a DesignHer course we have just released. It's your all-inclusive guide to designing your home for renovation instead of going to an interior designer. I know just how stressful and overwhelming it can be when you need to make countless decisions and you're terrified of making the wrong choice - so we're here to help make it easy for you! The course is only six modules over six weeks and goes through everything we do as professional designers and provide for our clients. You'll learn the practical guide, tips and strategies for why we do what we do, how we do it, and how to put it together so you know it'll look perfect. You'll consider everything (including all of the little things) from the beginning that will affect the end product so you don't come to the end and find you can't do what you want because of a prior decision. We have drawn from my own knowledge along with our interior design experts and they'll be guest starring in the modules - Rachel Collard from R&Co.Design.Studio, Alison Lewis from Alison Lewis Interior Designs, Lauren Egan from Lauren Egan Design, Melanie Wessner, and Andrew Mitchell from The Design Coach. You'll learn how to read plans, the principles of designs, how to create high impact moments, joinery, materials, how to put it together so it all looks amazing, how light works together with window finishings and furniture placement and style. Not to mention a private Facebook Group AND access to our own private trade discount book! To find out more about the modules and sign up as soon as possible to take advantage of the lower pricing for our limited release click here! The course starts on the 13th of June and we can't wait for you to join us. LINKS:Design like a DesignHer: https://www.buildhercollective.com.au/design-like-a-designher/ Buy our new book: BuildHer, A practical guide to building and renovatingBuildHer Website: https://buildhercollective.com.au/BuildHer Instagram: @buildhercollectiveBuildHer Facebook: Women who Design, Decorate, Renovate & BuildRegister for a call: https://go.oncehub.com/BuildHer

My guest today is Alison Lewis and we're talking all things selecting stone. Alison is an interior designer, embarking on her own projects and also consults for others in her business, Alison Lewis Interiors. I'm so grateful to have her on the show today to delve into design!In this episode, we're discussing how to select stone for your next build. Limestone, marble and granite are the main three materials we look at and they each have varying strength, colours, veins and more. You can get stones that cost $1000/square metre or you can get stones that cost $180/square metre - you have to understand what you're asking for, the size of the slab and your budget. Alison and I both love working with natural stone. Every time you use it, you get something unique with amazing colours and a beautiful movement. It's very important to know what you're selecting and view the product on site to see the colours and feel the stone in person so you know exactly how it will look and feel in your build.  Not all stonemasons are created equal! Alison talks about ensuring the stonemason is clear on the project and the joining to deliver different styles. Together, we explore the processes we follow when selecting stone so you have an idea of what to expect when you enter the showroom and decide on your style. LINKS:Resources mentioned: Signorino Stone Gallery Stone Gallery (signorino.com.au)Alison Lewis Interiors ALISON LEWIS INTERIORSBuy our new book: BuildHer, A practical guide to building and renovatingBuildHer Website: https://buildhercollective.com.au/BuildHer Instagram: @buildhercollectiveBuildHer Facebook: Women who Design, Decorate, Renovate & BuildRegister for a call: https://go.oncehub.com/BuildHer

My guest today is Alison Lewis from Alison Lewis Interiors. Alison is an interior designer with over a decade of experience who offers design consultations and coaching to those just beginning their renovating or new build journey, professional designers and everyone in between. In this episode, we're exploring how to choose timber flooring for your home. The colour of your timber is such an important choice - very dark floors and very light floors show up everything so they require a lot of maintenance. I like to start with choosing the floor when determining the finishes. It informs every decision from that point to bring the house together and compliment each tone. We'll cover choosing the veneer, hardness/softness, knots, floating boards, insulation, direct stick, board size and so much more. There's so much to think about when choosing your timber flooring - this episode will help you start working through each decision to find a timber flooring that is perfect for your home. LINKS:Resources mentioned: Woodcut BuildHer Discount: https://woodcut.com.au/ - Say you're from BuildHer and they'll give you a special discount! 3 day workshop series: https://buildhercollective.com.au/dfp-replay/#day-one Buy our new book: BuildHer, A practical guide to building and renovatingBuildHer Website: https://buildhercollective.com.au/BuildHer Instagram: @buildhercollectiveBuildHer Facebook: Women who Design, Decorate, Renovate & BuildRegister for a call: https://go.oncehub.com/BuildHer

Alison Lewis – State Of Secrecy... with TRE's Giles Brown

Chelsea and Alison Lewis talk about Jesus's strange words about eating his flesh and drinking his blood, what that means, and the signs the people want Jesus to perform.

Have you ever thought about how much easier interior designers must have it? They’ve got all the knowledge, all the skills, they’ve got all the supplier discounts and industry secrets. For an interior designer, styling and renovating a home must be a sinch, right? Well, not so according to our guest, Alison Lewis from Alison Lewis interiors. In this episode, Rebeka chats with Alison as they dispel all the myths about the clarity and certainty you have, even with years of industry experience up your sleeve. We talk about not getting things exactly right the first time and how you can reassess, reevaluate and design the lifestyle that is right for you in accordance with your values. Alison is an interior designer and property developer based in Melbourne. Like a lot of Victorians, Alison and her husband dreamed of sunny skies by the beach and in this episode, she talks about her decision to relocate her family to Noosa and how the long car ride gave them a lot of thinking time to reconsider. Featuring in our BuildHer book as a case study, Alison talks about her current project in Melbourne, how she dealt with the exterior and landscaping and how she crafted it to wow potential buyers from the entrance.   Rebeka and Alison exchange their thoughts on the beauty of collaboration in the design process, how design is incredibly broad and that figuring it out together fosters synergy and creates great results. We adore Alison and everything she brings to the building industry, so much so that we featured her in our book!   LINKS: Alison’s Website: https://www.alisonlewisinteriors.com.au/ Alison’s Instagram: @alisonlewisinteriors Buy our new book: BuildHer, A practical guide to building and renovating BuildHer Website: https://buildhercollective.com.au/ BuildHer Instagram: @buildhercollective BuildHer Facebook: Women who Design, Decorate, Renovate & Build Register for a call: https://go.oncehub.com/BuildHer

Kimberly-Clark's Chief Growth Officer Alison Lewis talks about what it means to lead growth for a brand that has shown no signs of slowing during the pandemic and how it allows her to connect the dots between marketing, innovation and commercial teams. She also explains why it's exciting to see eComm growth force marketers to move faster.

Anyone who has undertaken a building, renovation or styling project will understand the dilemma you can experience when you just don’t know what to do anymore.  Option anxiety is a real thing and sometimes it can be so difficult, and often stressful, to make decisions that will impact the space you’ll be living in for years to come. Alison Lewis is our guest today and she not only has a keen eye for detail and amazing sense of style, but also understands the roadblocks that designers and DIYers alike can face while undergoing building and renovation projects.  Alison is an interior designer and we are thrilled to have her as part of our BuildHer8 group.  In addition to offering full design packages, she also provides design consultations and coaching calls to help her clients through the decision making process.  Alison is also the owner of a coffee table to die for, but we won’t talk about how jealous we are of that! In this episode, you’ll hear about Alison’s approach to forming her mood boards and how they can be a helpful resource to refer back to when things start going haywire.  She shares her journey with renovating her own home and how she navigated the budget and site constraints and council regulations to eventually establish a clear plan for a beautiful finished project. Styling a home is harder than it looks but it doesn’t have to cost a fortune. Alison shares some hot tips for designing and styling and how she has adopted the slogan, “a little bit posh and a little bit pov” to help her pair items together without breaking the bank.  Alison also talks about how it’s important to choose items that tell a story and mean something to you.  It’s your home after all so you may as well love it! So if you’re in the middle of a project and feeling a bit stuck, just know you’re not alone.  It’s a normal part of the process and we are here to help!  Book a free 20 minute consultation with BuildHer Collective or contact Alison for a not-to-disappoint design consultation. LINKS: Alison's Website: https://www.alisonlewisinteriors.com.au/ Alison's Instagram: @alisonlewisinteriors Alison's Pinterest: @alisonlewisinteriors Book your free BuildHer Collective 20-minute consult here

In this episode of Well and Worthy Life, Alison Lewis, one of Deanna’s friends, joins to discuss their mutual love of healthy living. They get into how they first met playing tennis (but both haven’t played in years) and have some casual girl talk. Alison is from Birmingham, Alabama, and tells us how she went from working as an editor at the highly sought after “Southern Living” magazine to raising 3 children who are all 22 months apart. After that, she has gone on to create and develop her very own travel magazine. Alison then dives into how she released her own cookbooks and what they showcase. On her blog which she started in 2008, Alison regularly shares her favorite recipes. She recalls the first time that one of her posts blew up and the sense of accomplishment she felt. Alison explains her inspiration behind writing one of her books: 200 Best Smoothie Bowl Recipes. Alison and Deanna discuss some of the best travel destinations they have been to and how their travel plans have been derailed because of COVID-19. We also hear about some scenes Deanna has experienced which make it seem like the pandemic is not even occurring. Just recently Alison has begun ramping up her blog activity, so she provides us with a rundown of what to expect and comments on some recent recipes she has posted. She talks about the social media burnout that she has experienced before and then discusses Deanna’s FASTer Way to Fat Loss coaching. Alison’s blog: http://ingredientsinc.net/ Alison on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/alisonlewis/ The bread that Alison loves: Dave's Killer Bread

In the second of a two-part conversation, we look back at life as it really was for ordinary people "behind the Iron Curtain" in the now defunct German Democratic Republic. German studies researchers Alison Lewis and Claudia Sandberg join host Leo Kretzenbacher to examine East German pop culture and film, uses of language and humour, and notions of identity either side of the Berlin Wall. A podcast from the University of Melbourne's School of Languages and Linguistics. Produced by Eric van Bemmel and Kelvin Param of Profactual, and Gavin Nebauer.

Three decades after the fall of the Berlin Wall and the subsequent demise of the German Democratic Republic, how should we remember life in the famously authoritarian state? German studies researchers Alison Lewis and Claudia Sandberg join host Leo Kretzenbacher to look back at how ordinary East Germans negotiated their lives and livelihoods in the self-proclaimed "most egalitarian society in Europe". First of a two-part conversation. A podcast from the University of Melbourne's School of Languages and Linguistics. Produced by Eric van Bemmel and Kelvin Param of Profactual, and Gavin Nebauer.

In stories adapted from the declassified files of the Stasi, East Germany's secret police, we examine the roles of informer and victim in which so many ordinary East Germans found themselves over the four decades before the fall of the Berlin Wall. German studies researcher Alison Lewis also helps us decode the broader impact of the Stasi's tentacles and its lasting legacy. Presented by Leo Kretzenbacher. A podcast from the University of Melbourne's School of Languages and Linguistics. Produced by Eric van Bemmel and Kelvin Param of Profactual, Gavin Nebauer, and Alison Lewis. Download the transcript.

Today we’re talking to Alison Lewis, a professor in German at the University of Melbourne.She is the author of several books, including one in German about love and gender in literature during Germany's reunification and a book in German about the Stasi's infiltration of the literary underground. We spoke to Alison in episode 71. In this episode we talk about her latest collaboration a new book called "Cold War Spy Stories from Eastern Europe."The book brings together a wide range of accounts compiled from the East German Stasi, the Romanian Securitate, and the Ukrainian KGB files. Now many of our fans are the proud owners of a Cold War Conversations Coaster, a gift from me to thank them for helping the podcast financially. In July Peter Lawaetz Winkler, Simon Curtis, Remy Louviere, Hack Green Secret Nuclear Bunker and Thomas Pohlentz joined this select band.For the price of a couple of coffees a month to cover the show’s increasing costs and keep us on the air you can get a coaster too?Just go to Patreon.com/coldwarpodSo back to today’s episode. We recorded in Manchester Central Library so do forgive us for any weird background noises. I’m delighted to welcome Prof Alison Lewis to Cold War Conversations.Show notes available here https://coldwarconversations.com/episode75/Buy the book on this link and help support the podcast.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/coldwarpod)

This week on Womanity – Women in Unity, Dr. Amaleya Goneos-Malka talks to Prof. Alison Lewis, the Dean for the Faculty of Engineering and the Built Environment, University of Cape Town. We discuss some of the responsibilities that are associated with this position, including transformation and decolonisation at the University of Cape Town. Prof. Lewis highlights a few aspects of her research initiatives oriented around contaminated water, using methods to both purifying the water and contaminants into useful products. We also discuss the mutual benefits of fostering closer relationships between industry and academia.  We also consider elements that may improve the attractiveness of the engineering discipline to encourage more students to take up this field which has the potential to solve current 21st century problems. Tune in for more…

In this episode we speak with Dr Alison Lewis is Professor of German in the School of Languages and Linguistics, The University of Melbourne, Australia. She is the a co-author of Cold War Spy Stories from Eastern Europe which is published in August 2019.Now several of our fans are the proud owners of a Cold War Conversations Coaster, a gift from me to thank them for helping the podcast financially. For the price of a couple of coffees a month to cover the show’s increasing costs and keep us on the air you can get a coaster too?Just go click here Back to today’s episode Dr Lewis is also author of The Art of Betrayal: Prenzlauer Berg and State Security published in 2003 which is the subject of this episode.If you can’t wait for the next episode do visit our Facebook discussion group where our guests and listeners like yourselves continue the Cold War Conversation. We’re also on twitter @coldwarpod. Just go to Cold War Conversations.com and click on the Join the conversation option.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/coldwarpod)

An incredible night at Doop’s table in River Rouge. We talked music, but mostly the value of being good to each other. The night ends with passing a guitar around. Guests Don Duprie Alison Lewis Darren Shelton Jim Diamond Wally Kravens Kelly ‘The Assassin’ Corrigan Pat Vadnais

An incredible night at Doop's table in River Rouge. We talked music, but mostly the value of being good to each other. The night ends with passing a guitar around.GuestsDon DuprieAlison LewisDarren SheltonJim DiamondWally KravensKelly 'The Assassin' CorriganPat Vadnais

John Salvage came highly recommended for the Dispatch, so here he is! He is playing Hamtramck Music Festival this year. Listen to his episode here or on the podcast player of your choice.And don't miss out on his appearance on The Dispatch Greenroom, only for Patreon supporters.(Confused how to get us on a podcast app, or how to support us on Patreon for only $1 per month? Just reply to this message, Scott will help ya out!)Tuesday, February 19thOpen MicsDessert Oasis, hosted by Brion Riborn - 7pm DetroitThe Dovetail, hosted by Dave Martin - 8pm WarrenGhost Light Songwriter Night, hosted by Dave Toennies - 9pm HamtramckShowsThe Chills, Brian Starr, Tin Foil at Outer Limits - HamtramckWednesday, February 20thOpen MicsNew Way Bar, hosted by Ryan Dillaha - 8pm FerndaleMcShane's, hosted by Brian McManus - 7pm CorktownNorthville Winery, hosted by Angela & Tom Shepherd - 8pm NorthvilleThursday, February 21stOpen MicsASHE Supply Co, hosted by Mike & Angie Ward - 6:30pm DetroitGoldfish Tearoom, hosted by Lawrence Mangindin - 8pm Royal OakShowA Tribute to Sinead O'Conner with Matt Balcer, Kelly Corrigan, Steve Cousins, Detroit Theatre Collective, Don Duprie, John Freeman, Mike Galbraith, Michelle Held, Courtney Hurley, Sarah June, Alison Lewis, Kate Peckham, Sleeping Dog Films, Dave Toennies and others at Gaelic League in CorktownGooch Palms, Prude Boys, Primitiv Parts - PJ's Lager HouseFriday, February 22ndShowDanny Van Zandt, Emily Rose, & Eugene Strobe at The Old MiamiTeddy Roberts & The Mouths, Jake Lemond at Ghostlight in HamtramckSaturday, February 23rdShowSpider Hole Pistolero, The Savage Seven, The Liquids, Josh Lewis at Simon's After DarkJemmi Hazeman & The Honey Riders, Pharsyde, The ReissuesSunday, February 24thOpen MicThe Dovetail, hosted by Steve Stocker - 8pm Warren

Songwriter extraordinaire and beacon of strength Alison Lewis joins the Dispatch for a wide-ranging discussion covering topics as diverse as songwriting, life after death, Eminem, the Oscars, plus an exclusive performance involving train whistles and didgeridoos.

Songwriter extraordinaire and beacon of strength Alison Lewis joins the Dispatch for a wide-ranging discussion covering topics as diverse as songwriting, life after death, Eminem, the Oscars, plus an exclusive performance involving train whistles and didgeridoos.Monday, December 3rdRadioNick Juno will be featured on Ron Leary Traveling Salesman Radio Hour5-6pm | 99.1 FM+Alison slingin' drinks at Ghost Light!Tuesday, December 4thOpen MicsOpen Mic hosted by Brion Riborn of Barelyon6:30 Signup, 7PM - 9PM | Dessert Oasis | Detroit+Folk Night at Goldfish Tea Room6:30 Signup, 7PM - 9PM | Goldfish Tea Room | Royal Oak, MI+The Dovetail Open Mic hosted by Dave Martin8PM | The Dovetail | Warren, MI+Songwriter Night hosted by Dave Toennies of Border Patrol9PM - Close | Ghost Light | Hamtramck, MIWednesday, December 5thShowsLa Femme Presents All Female Jazz Jam Hosted by Nicole New7PM | Willis Show Bar | DetroitOpen MicsOpen Mic hosted by Bobby McManus8PM | McShane's | Detroit+Open Mic hosted by Ryan Dillaha & Brion Riborn9PM - Close | New Way Bar | Ferndale, MI+Northville Winery Open Mic hosted by Angela & Tom Sheppard8PM | Northville Winery | Northville, MIThursday, December 6thShowsJeff Milo's Undefined with Dirk Kroll Band Album Release7PM | Willis Show Bar | DetroitFriday, December 7thShowsHBD Last Show w/ Duende + Ryan Dillaha and the Miracle Men!9PM | PJ's Lager House | Detroit+Yowes o' Gowrie//Remnose//Littlefoot//Kathy Snax//DJGB8PM | Outer Limits | Hamtramck, MI+Jake Simmons & the Little Ghosts, JD Wright, Jake Webb & The Commitments9PM | Ghost Light | Hamtramck, MISaturday, December 8thShowsPunk, Paint & Panties featuring Ladyship Warship & Tart8PM | Ghost Light | Hamtramck, MI+Motor City Gems Release Party8PM | Outer Limits | Hamtramck, MISunday, December 9thOpen MicsOpen Mic hosted by Steve Stocker8PM | The Dovetail | Detroit

We are back with a rare English episode, in which we talk about the magical little electronic music festival Kalabalik på Tyrolen in southern Sweden. On the bill were, among others Dive, Visitor, Ploho, Vanligt Folk, Position Parallèle, and the very first performance of Iceland act Hatari outside their native icy island. We meet up with Gertrud Stein, Alison Lewis, and David (Luminance) for interviews.

We are back with a rare English episode, in which we talk about the magical little electronic music festival Kalabalik på Tyrolen in southern Sweden. On the bill were, among others Dive, Visitor, Ploho, Vanligt Folk, Position Parallèle, and the very first performance of Iceland act Hatari outside their native icy island. We meet up with Gertrud Stein, Alison Lewis, and David (Luminance) for interviews.

Alison Lewis and Kelly Corrigan of Americana band String of Ponies joins us on the show to discuss the many incarnations of the band over the years, almost having a widely distributed beer named after their group, and to play some fantastic songs. Also, Pretzel Mogul Weston Preston describes the life of a veteran of the retail pretzel business.Credits: Alison Lewis, Kelly Corrigan, Lauren DupreyFind String of Ponies on the web:Bandcamp: https://stringofponies.bandcamp.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/stringofponies/Follow Lauren on Twitter: https://twitter.com/popiconlaurendFind MDVH on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/michaeldupreyvh/Twitter: https://twitter.com/MichaelDupreyVHAttributions:“Storm Song” by String of Ponies“Home Girl” by String of Ponies“Just Kids” by String of PoniesIntro Theme:“Don't Weigh Me Down” by Broadcast 2000Interlude Song:“Jangus” by UncleBibby

On this week's #MediaSnack we just think about Chief Marketing Officer, typically the company's most senior marketer. Check out the Harvard Business Review recent paper "Why CMOs never last" https://hbr.org/2017/07/the-trouble-with-cmos According to HBR, 80% of CEOs don't trust their CMO - you can see the pressure that a CMO is under when they don't have the trust of the C-Suite and perhaps that's why their tenure is often shorter than anyone else at that level. HBR also clarify different types of CMO and a framework (presumably for CEOs) to identify which type of CMO you might need for your business. Recently Coca-Cola replaced their departing CMO with a Chief Growth Officer which seems to be blending a sales and marketing role with more pointed focus on making marketing investment more accountable. Its also a reflection on the pressures on the businesses to deliver more short term results and growth. With perhaps less focus on long term brand building. Other companies like Colgate, Coty, Mondelez have also moved to this Growth Officer role - interesting to note that these are large consumer FMCG / CPG businesses. Is this because these companies can often have rather large gaps between marketing and sales culture. Alison Lewis, the CMO of J&J argues in Marketing Week that there is always a need for a senior executive in charge of the brand and that the CMO has always been in charge of growth. So why would you need a new title? https://www.marketingweek.com/2017/07/18/chief-growth-officer-johnson-johnso The evolution of the CMO role has got to be a good thing, improving accountability and placing far more scrutiny over marketing investments, especially the huge media budgets. Question of the Day: Will we see more Chief Growth Officers replacing the traditional CMO?

Crystal Zevon reports from Standing Rock Sioux Reservation in North Dakota. Then we meet Alison Lewis who balances her life as a singer with her work as a Speech and Language Pathologist. We’ll hear music from her new CD Seven. Prepare … More ... The post Crystal Zevon at Standing Rock & Alison Lewis Jazz Singer appeared first on Paradigms Podcast.

Smoothie bowls are the perfect way to add fresh fruits, superfoods, fiber and proteins to everyday fare.Smoothie bowls are the perfect way to add fresh fruits, superfoods, fiber and proteins to everyday fare. This is especially helpful if you have a picky eater in your household.Adding a smoothie bowl to morning routines guarantees a great start to the day and for lunch too. Smoothie bowls are thicker than regular smoothies, actually thick enough to eat with a spoon.Alison Lewis, author of 200 Best Smoothie Bowl Recipes joins host Lisa Davis to share what makes smoothie bowls so great, as well as a few ideas from her cookbook.Breakfast Smoothie BowlsBreakfast Harvest Bowl, Frosty French Toast, Breakfast Starter, Pear Pleaser, Sunrise Smoothie Bowl, Energy Buster, Peanut Butter Oat BowlGreen CreationsClean Green Bowl, Blueberry Flaxseed Bowl, Strawberry Avocado Bowl, Green Zinger, Citrus Kale Bowl, Parsley Pear Bowl, Spinach Almond BowlKid-Friendly Smoothie BowlsAlmond Butter and Jelly Bowl, Berry Crunch, Nutella Banana Bowl, Peach Paradise, Mocha Smoothie Bowl, Grape Ape, Peanut Butter CupAnytime Smoothie BowlsPistachio Vanilla Bowl, Pick-Me-Up Bowl, Watermelon Strawberry Bowl, Dreamsicle, Chocolate Cherry Bowl, Pumpkin Pie Bowl, Afternoon Delight

Smoothie bowls are the perfect way to add fresh fruits, superfoods, fiber and proteins to everyday fare.Smoothie bowls are the perfect way to add fresh fruits, superfoods, fiber and proteins to everyday fare. This is especially helpful if you have a picky eater in your household.Adding a smoothie bowl to morning routines guarantees a great start to the day and for lunch too. Smoothie bowls are thicker than regular smoothies, actually thick enough to eat with a spoon.Alison Lewis, author of 200 Best Smoothie Bowl Recipes joins host Lisa Davis to share what makes smoothie bowls so great, as well as a few ideas from her cookbook.Breakfast Smoothie BowlsBreakfast Harvest Bowl, Frosty French Toast, Breakfast Starter, Pear Pleaser, Sunrise Smoothie Bowl, Energy Buster, Peanut Butter Oat BowlGreen CreationsClean Green Bowl, Blueberry Flaxseed Bowl, Strawberry Avocado Bowl, Green Zinger, Citrus Kale Bowl, Parsley Pear Bowl, Spinach Almond BowlKid-Friendly Smoothie BowlsAlmond Butter and Jelly Bowl, Berry Crunch, Nutella Banana Bowl, Peach Paradise, Mocha Smoothie Bowl, Grape Ape, Peanut Butter CupAnytime Smoothie BowlsPistachio Vanilla Bowl, Pick-Me-Up Bowl, Watermelon Strawberry Bowl, Dreamsicle, Chocolate Cherry Bowl, Pumpkin Pie Bowl, Afternoon Delight

Alison Lewis is my Christmas present to you all! Alison brought her beautiful voice and wonderful lyrics to the studio with her partner Chad Krueger , music director for Second Cityand#39;s e.t.c. stage and blessed us with such an emotional performance.This is a woman to look for and see live. Enjoy the show!Check out some pics from the show.