Podcast appearances and mentions of amy costello

I've known of Amy Costello for a long time, I've enjoyed watching her journey from afar.I absolutely loved having the opportunity to chat to her about her life so far and the exciting things that lie ahead.She is a fantastic role model.I loved talking to her, I hope you enjoy listening.Happiness is Amy Costello ShapedSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/happiness-is-with-bruce-aitchison. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We continue our #LookingBackSeries with Amy Costello and Kayla Lowrie with Armstrong Flooring. In October 2019, Floor Trends spoke with Amy and Kayla about their roles in the company and their individual journeys in the flooring industry that has landed them where they are today. Here, they provide an update on how the last 2 years have impacted the company's sustainability efforts, its product development, and shared their opinions on how women's roles in the flooring industry are shifting.

Thank you for checking out the Community Conversation, brought to you by Prototype Training Systems, home of CrossFit Prototype! The Community Conversation highlights a different member of the Prototype Community each week and allows them to tell their story, share their life experience, and communicate their perspective on all things fitness. We've all listened to podcasts and watched YouTube videos that highlight some of the world's greatest leaders and visionaries. We believe we have some AMAZING people at Prototype and we want you to get to know them! (Check out our last episode here!) This is our 61st episode of The Community Conversation and today's guest is Prototype of the Month, Amy Costello! You won't want to miss this episode as it's a good one! So, click the link below to watch this Community Conversation on our YouTube page! You can also check out The Community Conversation on all major streaming platforms including Spotify! Don't forget to subscribe!

Amy Costello and Julie Eno Discuss Armstrong Flooring's Reveil and Sustainability Initiatives by Floor Focus Magazine

We were joined by Amy Costello, P.E., of Armstrong Flooring to talk about her mission as an engineer to support the four pillars of impact; Sustainability, Resiliency, Efficiency, and Wellness. Prior to working with Armstrong, Amy managed the Air, Noise and Energy Section of the Virginia Department of Transportation, where she found strategies for minimizing impact on air quality through roadway design. Amy talked about how that experience with outdoor environmental sustainability informed her view of building sustainability, and how it can't just be thought of in terms of the structure. “When you build a building, people have to get to the building,” she said while talking about bridging the gap between the building environment and the transportation sector. According to Amy, Armstrong Flooring is particularly dedicated to resiliency. Their flooring is made to have a long lifespan, which is in contrast, she said, to modern society's focus on the short term impact of things. “We shouldn't be a throw-away society,” Amy said. Daniel then talked about new Canadian legislation that will mandate building teams to articulate long-term durability in structures when submitting design documents.Amy talked about how Armstrong Flooring is taking big steps to increase effiency, including a pledge to reduce manufacturing energy, water, and waste by 25% over the 2014 baseline by 2024. “The commercial market always wants to focus on the certifications and that type of thing, but to me it's so important what's actually occurring in your manufacturing plants,” said Amy. On the topic of wellness, Amy and Daniel spoke about how greater transparency from manufacturers is leading to greater understanding amongst the public and moving things in a positive direction. “It's hard to argue with wellness,” said Amy.

Join Shona McCallin, Esme Burge & Amy Costello for our first ever podcast episode! They chat about the 2019/20 domestic season, explain how the team has grown under Mark Hager and answer the questions sent in by our supporters. Make sure you stay tuned right to the end too in order to find out why GB Hockey athletes should never be let loose in shops... Please note: This podcast was recorded several days before government rules on isolation were introduced on 23 March.

What are you paying attention to, or what is occupying your attention, throughout your day? Are you aware of the effects of what comes in through your senses? How about that 24 hour news cycle? Explore how you’re LINKING in the world these days, and get centered on what nourishes you. Special thanks to Abi Robins of Conscious Construction podcast for my spiffy new music and mixing lessons, and Amy Costello of Tiny Spark podcast for my voiceover coaching, recording, and producing, as well as Fanny Priest for this podcast image. Taking this podcast to the next level has taken a team, and y’all are the best!

It’s March 1! Here I talk about the first sutra which I like to think of as a nice reminder that it any time you can begin again. A special thanks to Amy Costello of Tiny Spark podcast for my voice coaching and awesome intro. Also thanks to Abi Robins for composing the music. Feels like March 1 is a good day for a new introduction! And as always, thanks for listening

Amy Costello is a veteran reporter who now hosts the excellent Tiny Spark podcast that investigates what goes right and what goes wrong in philanthropy, including global philanthropy and the NGO sector. At the very end of our conversation Amy reveals she started this podcast in part as a response to a story she reported that was wildly popular, but she later learned rested on a false premise.  Amy was one of the first television reporters in Darfur during the midst of the genocide, a work for which she was Emmy nominated. She describes the kinds of scenes she saw and how that reporting project left a lasting impression upon her.We kick off in this holiday season discussing philanthropy and how individuals, perhaps you out there listening right now, can be an effective altruist by maximizing the impact of your charitable giving. 

"Tiny Spark" is an impressive new podcast from Amy Costello. Amy produces in-depth investigative stories about non-profits and foundations.