Podcast appearances and mentions of amanda duncan

When Launceston nurse and midwife Amanda Duncan appeared at a Tasmanian parliamentary inquiry into ambulance ramping last year, her testimony was macabre and shocking. Duncan claimed hospital management at Launceston General Hospital had altered death certificates – meaning deaths that should have been investigated were quietly recertified. Those revelations triggered a public inquiry, yet questions have been raised about its scope and accountability as new cases continue to emerge that extend far beyond the initial inquiry. Today, writer and former editor of The Monthly, Nick Feik, on his investigation into falsified death certificates and revelations of a broken health system. If you enjoy 7am, the best way you can support us is by making a contribution at 7ampodcast.com.au/support. Socials: Stay in touch with us on Instagram Guest: Writer and former editor of The Monthly, Nick Feik Photo: AAP Image/Ethan JamesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Launceston General Hospital has dominated the headlines in recent years in Tasmania, with a wave of horror stories. But as staff at the Royal Hobart see matters unfold publicly up north, they were fighting to be heard on the south end of the Apple Island too.  Some key people we refer to in this episode of the podcast and who they are: Amanda Duncan - whistleblower nurse Launceston General Hospital Gracie - whistleblower nurse Royal Hobart Hospital Jeremy Rockliffe - Premier of Tasmania Dr Peter Renshaw - a longtime executive of the Launceston General Hospital Rosalie Woodruff - leader of the Tasmanian Greens Party Will Gordon - whistleblower  Launceston General Hospital Acronyms you may hear and what they mean:  AHPRA - Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency AYDC - Ashley Youth Detention Centre  COI - Commission of Inquiry LGH - Launceston General Hospital RHH/ Royal Hobart - Royal Hobart Hospital THS South - Tasmania Health System South (Hobart) Important information for survivors: Tasmania Police are ready to deal with reports that relate to any criminal activity, historic or ongoing, but only those that include other perpetrators. Call them on 131 444 Anyone struggling with their mental health and feelings of suicidal ideation or depression can call LIFELINE AUSTRALIA 13 11 14 Locals can reach Launceston counselling service Laurel House https://laurelhouse.org.au/ Send any tips or information to thenursepodcast@protonmail.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Email marketing is a powerful tool for talking to your fans, but it's easy to get sucked into bad practices. But not if you know how to spot them...   In this episode of Creative Juice, we're diving deep into our email inbox, examining emails from major artists like Ariana Grande, Nicki Minaj, Taylor Swift, and more to bring you the best (and worst) practices in the industry! Learn from the good, the bad, and the downright scary so that you can use these real-world examples to refine your own email strategy.   If you're ready to stop making common industry email marketing mistakes and start leveraging email to its fullest, this episode will show you how to engage your fans effectively, drive sales strategically, and tell compelling stories that keep your list engaged!   DISCOVER: How HTML Is Killing Your Emails Missed Opportunities Around Holidays For Sales And How To Seize Them Why Major Artists Never Nail The Right Frequency In Their Email Marketing Storytelling Techniques To Better Nurture Your Fans Why Using Email As A Channel For Teasers Is A Misstep Many Artists Make   RESOURCES: Learn Email Marketing for Musicians Inside IndiePRO Listen To IndieAward Winner, Amanda Duncan! Hubspot: Plain Text vs. HTML Emails: Which Is Better? Looking to expand your team or need marketing help? Apply to work with IndieX! Join Us In The Indepreneur Discord Server!

Huntington Beach High School Academy for the Performing Arts (CA) Director of Pop Music Studies and Music Media Entertainment Technology Chair Danielle Collins stops by to talk about her job there (02:05), her work with WGI group Pulse Percussion (26:30), growing up in Rancho Cucamonga, CA (44:00), studying percussion at Cal State-Fullerton and Cal State-Long Beach for undergrad, teaching high school band and orchestra, and transitioning to her new career (51:05), and finishing with the Random Ass Questions, including sections on navigating the band world as a woman, terrible movies, Atomic Habits, Formula One Racing, and the Street Art Museum in Amsterdam (01:08:40).Finishing with a Rave on the 2023 film Afire (01:27:30).Danielle Collins Links:Danielle Collins' websitePulse PercussionPrevious Podcast Guests mentioned:Amanda Duncan in 2023Dave Gerhart in 2018Other Links:Jaime KnightFinal Cut Pro“Stars and Stripes Forever” - John Philip Sousa“Respect” - Aretha Franklin“Superstition” - Stevie Wonder“Surfer Girl” - The Beach Boys“Rebel Rebel” - David BowiePulse Percussion on America's Got TalentIan GromJohn MapesMichael CarneyBackdraft trailerMoneyball trailerFormula 1: Drive to Survive trailerHappiness for Beginners trailerHellboy (2004) trailerAtomic Habits - James ClearSergio PerezRams-Bengals Super Bowl 56Street Art Museum - AmsterdamRaves:Afire trailer

Percussionist, Educator, Freelancer, Steel Pan Artist, and Santa Margarita High School (CA) Director of Percussion Studies Amanda Duncan returns to talk about her undergrad at CSU-Long Beach (03:00), her master's degree from Northern Illinois (10:20), moving back to CA to start her career, and waiting tables (31:40), and finishing with the Random Ass Questions, including portions discussing Respect for Steel Pan, Dolly Parton, Harry Potter, cooking, and SIX The Musical (42:50).Finishing with a Rave on the 2023 film Mission Impossible: Dead Reckoning – Part One (01:02:20).Links:Part 1 with Amanda DuncanAmanda Duncan's websitePrevious Podcast Guests mentioned:Angela Kepley in 2023Dave Gerhart in 2018Raynor Carroll in 2023Other Links:Brad DutzRandy DrakeLiam Teague“Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy” - steel pan arrangementRobert ChappellBen WahlundBig Bear Lake (CA)Mammoth Mountain (CA)Clifford AlexisMark Ford“Northern Lights” - Eric EwazenChristopher DeaneGreg BeyerThe All-American Drummer - Charley WilcoxonMia Gormandy-BenjaminMission Vista Steel Drum ProgramE.T. The Extra Terrestrial trailerHarry PotterYuko AsadaSilver Stars Steel Band (Trinidad)SIX The MusicalRaves:Mission Impossible: Dead Reckoning - Part One trailer

Percussionist, Educator, Freelancer, Steel Pan Artist, and Santa Margarita Catholic High School (CA) Director of Percussion Studies Amanda Duncan stops by to talk about her job responsibilities (and the challenging situation she took over there), freelancing in CA, and the teaching of high school steel band and drumset (02:00), her involvement with PAN ROCKS! (29:40), and growing up in Long Beach (CA), her interests in tennis, gaming, and musical theater, and her beginnings in percussion (35:45).Finishing with a Rave on the 2005 book American Prometheus: The Triumph and Tragedy of J. Robert Oppenheimer by Kai Bird and Martin J. Sherwin (01:06:20).Guest Links:Amanda Duncan's websiteLinks to previous podcast folks mentioned:Angela Kepley in 2023Dave Gerhart in 2018Raynor Carroll in 2023Other Links:Interstate 5, California“S—- People Say in L.A.”Nick KrausThe Black Keys on SpotifyLogic ProGarageBandReaperAbletonMainStageTracy ThorntonWhiskey a Go GoJoseph PeckPAN ROCKS! RUSH“YYZ” - PAN ROCKS!“GoldenEye 007” video gameLegend of Zelda: Ocarina of TimeSound of MusicOliver!Annie“Pretty Fly for a White Guy” - The OffspringChris StevensEvelyn GlennieSheila E.'s Drum solo from Sign O' The TimesLynda Sue Marks“Cello Suite No. 1 - Prelude” - J.S. BachMichael RosenKaren Ervin PershingBrad DutzRandy DrakeRaves:American Prometheus: The Triumph and Tragedy of J. Robert Oppenheimer - Kai Bird and Martin J. Sherwin

Today is Purple Day, a day to support epilepsy and seizure awareness across the world.Anita Apetagon is from Norway House, Manitoba. Her daughter, Amanda Duncan, was diagnosed with epilepsy at 11 years old. She is now 23 and still struggling to get her epilepsy under control.Today on Connections, Anita will share her family's story. She'll also chat about what it's like to deal with epilepsy while living in a remote community.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this week's episode, Allie is joined by Amanda Duncan of The Selkie.  Allie and Amanda discuss the differences between wholesale and consignment, and how you can set yourself up for success as a wholesaler. The Selkie is an unconventional gift shop celebrating North Carolina Creatives located in the Historic Downtown area of Wilson, NC.  Connect with my Guest!Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theselkienc/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theselkiencWebsite: https://www.theselkienc.comExplore Wilson: https://explorewilson.com/Follow the Wandering Creatives Podcast:Instagram: @wanderingcreativespodTwitter: @wandering_podTwitch: https://www.twitch.tv/wanderingcreativeBe sure to like, subscribe, rate, and review!Do you have questions or comments?  You can text or call us on our hotline: 252.419.6004, and we will include them on a future episode of the Podcast! CALL US AT: 252-419-6004 and leave a message.Support the show

Today is Purple Day, a day to support epilepsy and seizure awareness across the world. Anita Apetagon is from Norway House, Manitoba. Her daughter, Amanda Duncan, was diagnosed with epilepsy at 11 years old. She is now 23 and still struggling to get her epilepsy under control.  Today on Connections, Anita will share her family's story. She'll also chat about what it's like to deal with epilepsy while living in a remote community. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Amanda Duncan is a professional pannist and educator with an extensive background with steelpan. She is the percussion and steel band director at Santa Margarita Catholic High School in Rancho Santa Margarita, California. During this episode, she talks about her path to pan, her experiences with Panorama and how she incorporates that into her teaching at the high school level, and how she's managed to gain the respect for the instrument that it deserves from her students, fellow faculty, parents and administrators. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/strike-up/support

An Erie Reader "40 Under 40" honoree. President of Young Erie Professionals. Community Leader for city highlight Radius CoWork. It's pretty obvious why Amanda Duncan is the perfect guest to discuss Erie's rising profile with us. Stick around for discussion on all her endeavors, plus her recent Erie Homecoming panel and adventures with Italian food. Sponsored by: Erie Regional Chamber & Growth Partnership Music: Kevin Macleod's "pamgaea" available via Creative Commons Attribution-International 4.0. License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/, No changes were made. Audionautix's "Roboskater" by Jason Shaw available via Creative Commons Attribution-International 4.0. License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/, No changes were made.

In this week's episode, Allie is joined by Amanda Duncan of The Selkie.  Allie and Amanda discuss the challenges of opening a brick-and-mortar shop and how Amanda built her business during a tumultuous time in her life. The Selkie is an unconventional gift shop celebrating North Carolina Creatives located in the Historic Downtown area of Wilson, NC.  Connect with my Guest!·       Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theselkienc/·       Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theselkienc·       Website: https://www.theselkienc.com·       Explore Wilson: https://explorewilson.com/Follow the Wandering Creatives Podcast:·       Instagram: @wandering_creative_·       Twitter: @wandering_pod·       Website: www.couttscreations.com/podcasts·       Sponsor the Pod: https://couttscreations.com/podcast-sponsorship-opportunities/ ·       Be a Guest or a Featured Maker: couttscreationsllc@gmail.comBe sure to like, subscribe, rate, and review!Do you have questions or comments?   You can text or call us on our hotline: 252.419.6004, and we will include them on a future episode of the Podcast! CALL US AT: 252-419-6004 and leave a message.Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/CouttsCreations)

Amanda is a percussionist and steel drummer and educator living in California. I met her during a coaching almost 16 years ago. I should have apologized for whatever I said in the coaching. I was probably wrong. Really enjoyed the chat. You will too.

Amanda is a percussionist and steel drummer and educator living in California. I met her during a coaching almost 16 years ago. I should have apologized for whatever I said in the coaching. I was probably wrong. Really enjoyed the chat. You will too.

Alice tells us a story of a missing woman while Charlie struggles to focus on anything. We're all over the place today folks! Thank you to Emily glass for our podcast music, you can find her on twitter at: emilyxglass For news and updates on the podcast follow this link: https://linktr.ee/Queersteries Charlies Sources: https://www.yokaistreet.com/yokai-lantern/ http://yokai.com/onryou/ http://yokai.com/isogashi/ Alice's Sources: https://www.reddit.com/r/UnresolvedMysteries/comments/lptbnf/amanda_duncan_1046dfuk_missing_since_2nd_of_july/

www.startingsustainability.com Want to save the world and still eat meat? That's right! You don't have to be a vegan to have a positive effect in regards to sustainability. Guest host Amanda Duncan Carlsvig clarifies programs to support local farmers, alternative shopping practices, and ranks animal meats from best to worst. Don't worry Oreo and Nugget are behaving and doing well ;) www.startingsustainability.com/episode46

Amanda Duncan and Joanna Burns try to connect Dianne Wiest to Goldie Hawn through a wildcard of Rachel McAdams in no fewer than 5 and no more than 9 movies. Can they do it? Can you? Play along and tag your 5 to 9 game card (5to9game.com) on Twitter, Instagram, or Facebook with @5to9game for a chance to play with us on the show.

On our Thursday program, we attempted to stay on top of the breaking news regarding the coronavirus pandemic, while learning the impact of the shutdown on different parts of the local economy. With us on was Amanda Duncan, Program Director of the Young Erie Professionals. Then PA Attorney General Josh Shapiro discussed with Joel Natalie how his office is investigating price gouging on essential items across the Commonwealth. Finally, Erie County Executive Kathy Dahlkemper joined Joel in discussing the latest directions for keeping people safe.

A group of the Erie region's younger leaders brought a lively conversation to begin the week at the Joel Natalie Show. Joining us were Amanda Duncan, Adam Welsh, Anne Lewis, and Davon Pacley of the Young Erie Professionals. Amanda is the program manager of YEP, and Adam is the editor in chief of The Erie Reader who sponsors the yearly Erie's 40 Under 40. Anne and Davon were recognized this year as young adults who are working to improve Erie’s profile and help the city reach its full potential.

In honour (with a u) of National Biscuit Day in the UK, we're covering two tunes about cookies! These holiday songs are about cookies, and only about cookies, and definitely nothing else. "Christmas Cookies" by RuPaul, for example, is definitely about the baking of cookies and not about being extremely horny. And "The Cookie Song" by Amanda Duncan is about combining ingredients into dough and then heating that dough to create delicious cookies and - I can't emphasize this enough - definitely not about being extremely horny except probably for Santa in this one. Thank you to Daniel the Macy's Elf for requesting "Christmas Cookies"!

The voices of the Young Erie Professionals (YEP) are being heard across our region. On Friday, leaders from this group of 21-40 year olds joined the Joel Natalie Show for a conversation about their careers and perspectives on living, working, and playing in Erie. With us were Amanda Duncan YEP Program Director, Bill Lillis Jr., a Financial Adviser with Northwestern Mutual and YEP appointee to the Erie Regional Chamber and Growth Partnership Board of Directors, Dr. Jason Cardinali, Owner of ProActive Family Chiropractic Center and Chair of the YEP Professional Leadership Development Committee, and Kristen Gehrlein, CEO of Lifeworks and co-chair of the YEP Member and Business Engagement Committee.

Friday, our focus was on the millennial generation. How are these young people making a difference in the community? We’ll hear from Joel's son, Joshua Natalie, who grew up and was educated here in Erie, and now has a successful career as a mechanical engineer in Indiana. We’ll talk to Sean Fedorko, the Co-Founder of Radius CoWork: a community of startups, freelancers, remote workers, and digital professionals who come together to grow and enjoy working together right here in Erie. The new program director for Young Erie Professionals, Amanda Duncan, will be here in the studio. We’ll also hear from Erie County-native Kelly, a member of CrossBoundary's investment advisory team, from his Washington D.C. office.

On this episode of the podcast, we are talking about how difficult it is to get attention for your music or really any artistic project these days. We talk about the attention economy and how attention differs from exposure. Also we hear tunes from Will Turpin, The Dollar Bill Murrays, The Sedonas, Power Struggle. In the second set, we hear tunes from Amanda Duncan, Brendan & The Strangest Ways, Coopertheband and Mercy John.

Roland and Bert finishing the 2011 NC Half Marathon It's finally here! The NC Marathon/Half Marathon. Last year it was in March; this year they moved it to November, hoping for a bit cooler weather: it worked. With temps in the mid 30s, and clear skies, it was ideal. In this, Episode 93, join in as we run the half marathon. My good friend Bert and I ran well and ended in 1:56:11 (unofficial). We both felt good and were determined to run this one together. For some of it, I led a bit. For some of it, he led a bit. Regardless, we promised each other to run together. And we did. It really was enjoyable to run just to spend time with a friend and enjoy the crowd support--with no time goal in mind. However, we hoped to break 2 hours and we, of course, did. Listen in as we gather our stuff the night before and then record the day of the race itself. While not a PR, it was probably the most rewarding races I have run: all because I ran it with a friend and saw him get through his first race. We did it together. Thanks for joining us on the streets of High Point as we made our way along the 13.1 mile course. Thanks for sharing some of it with me, and as always, Thanks for sharing some of the road with me, The 20 Minute Runner Download this episode (right click and save) _________________________ The opening and closing Music is entitled "Running" and is by The Jefferson. Check it out at Music Alley. The first song heard in the body of this episode is "Fall into You" featuring Phil Bensen by Amanda Duncan. Check it out at Music Alley. The second song heard in the body of this episode is "Elycobacter" by Vince Carpentieri. Check it out at Music Alley.