Podcast appearances and mentions of amy sutton

Our very own Amy Cohen Epstein sits down with Amy Sutton, Chief Executive Officer of Crossroads4Hope, a community nonprofit organization based in New Jersey helping individuals and families navigate cancer diagnosis and treatment. Amy shares the incredible work being done by Crossroads4Hope to offer emotional support, resources, and guidance to cancer patients and caregivers, with a special focus on our most vulnerable communities. As the Lynne Cohen Foundation continues its mission to expand access to preventive care and early detection through our clinics, it's inspiring to see like-minded organizations focusing on the holistic care of those already battling cancer. Together, organizations like ours help bridge the gaps in healthcare by ensuring that women, in particular, are supported on their entire cancer journey—whether that's through early intervention or emotional support during treatment.For more, follow The Seam on Instagram, watch full episodes on Youtube, or visit the Lynne Cohen Foundation website.Produced by Peoples Media Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this full-circle conversation, Matthew Zachary sits down with Amy Sutton, Executive Director of Crossroads4Hope, to dive deep into the evolution of cancer support and the profound legacy of organizations like the Wellness Community. From reminiscing about pre-internet cancer advocacy to envisioning a future rooted in public health and equity, this episode explores the human side of care in ways only Matthew can deliver—with wit, humor, and an unfiltered lens.Amy shares her journey from working at Rand McNally (yes, the map company) to becoming a torchbearer for cancer patients, caregivers, and survivors. They tackle everything from the challenges of sustaining local cancer support services in a digital-first world to how the healthcare system neglects the psychosocial needs of both patients and caregivers. Together, they unpack the crucial role of social workers, the necessity of caregiver inclusion, and why navigating life post-cancer diagnosis demands more than just clinical solutions.Whether you're a cancer survivor, caregiver, healthcare professional, or just someone trying to make sense of this messy world, this episode promises insights, laughs, and plenty of Gen X nostalgia. Plus, find out why Matthew thinks we should stock up on Rand McNally maps for the apocalypse.Be sure to check out Crossroads4Hope's groundbreaking Professional Development Conference in March 2025, where Matthew will be the keynote speaker. More details at MatthewZachary.com/C4H.RELATED LINKSCrossroads4Hope WebsiteAbout Amy SuttonFEEDBACKLike this episode? Rate and review *Out of Patients* on your favorite podcast platform. For guest suggestions or sponsorship inquiries, email podcast@matthewzachary.comSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

"Tennis" anyone? Marissa is joined this week by Brian Duss for a Very Special Episode. Why so special? For starters, we learn Amy Sutton has some hidden depth of character. But mostly it's because we're getting some **sound trumpets** explicitly gay characters! Alas, "explicit" only in one sense of the word. But still.***Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

Has there been a gas leak in Sweet Valley? We ask this because every single person in this town is behaving in deeply weird ways in this book! Jessica continues to pursue creepy Jeremy, and even the news that his gormless fiancé Sue is terminally ill doesn't put her off. She's also taking a leaf out of Margo's book, making incredibly suspicious remarks in front of her worryingly unobservant friends and family. Meanwhile Liz reaches new heights of hypocrisy when she finds out what Todd got up to on his holidays, Enid and Olivia start acting like Amy Sutton, and Lila weaves a web of lies when she tries to teach Robby November a lesson. Two words: Venice Fowler. This show is part of the HeadStuff Podcast Network. For more, go to HeadStuffPodcasts.com, where you can also become a member of HeadStuff+ and get exclusive access to bonus material and lots more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The way labour and birth is depicted on film and TV has bugged me for some years and, I think, does little to make women feel empowered. This episode isn't about how or where to give birth - that's your choice - but we do talk about what happens in an uncomplicated vaginal birth.Amy is the Lead Research Midwife in the Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology at the university of Cambridge, and study coordinator for the Pregnancy Outcome Prediction Study 2 (POPS2). She's previously worked as a senior research midwife in the NHS, and as the Eastern Regions Champion Research Midwife for the NIHR. Amy received a Chief Midwifery Officer Silver Award in 2020 for her work in reproductive health and childbirth research.Amy has also been an independent midwife, which is when I met her as she delivered my second child. Birthrights is a great charity that helps you understand your rights when giving birth in the UK.https://www.birthrights.org.ukMake a one off donation: https://supporter.acast.com/conversations-with-annalisa-barbieriWant this podcast ad free: head over to my Patreon https://www.patreon.com/annalisabarbieri Follow us: Twitter: @AnnalisaB, Instagram: @pocketannalisaSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/conversations-with-annalisa-barbieri. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Join our resident Business Ninja Jamie, together with Amy Sutton, CEO of Crossroads4Hope, the safe space where people turn first to restore one's whole being and family. After a diagnosis of cancer, many people find it difficult to get the emotional support they need. This is for different reasons including the fear and uncertainty cancer brings and the complexity of family relationships. cancer support groups reduce stress and pain and improve the overall quality of life and survival for cancer patients. Support groups provide a safe place to share feelings, experiences, and challenges with others who are navigating similar experiences.The Crossroads4Hope network embraces all people touched by cancer — the diagnosed and their loved ones — to become empowered to take control of their health and care, through programs of support, resources, education, wellbeing, and hope. Their programs and service are delivered at no charge to people with cancer, survivors, loved ones, caregivers, and bereaved.For nearly two decades, they have served all those affected by cancer by delivering essential emotional and social support and services when it was needed most. The excellence of their program has improved the lives of tens of thousands of individuals by reducing the burden of cancer, so that individuals could move the health crisis to become empowered with the behaviors that enable them to take control of their health, wellbeing and care.Learn more about them and visit their website at https://crossroads4hope.org/.-----Do you want to be interviewed for your business?  Schedule time with us, and we'll create a podcast like this for your business:  https://www.WriteForMe.io/-----https://www.facebook.com/writeforme.iohttps://www.instagram.com/writeforme.io/https://twitter.com/writeformeiohttps://www.linkedin.com/company/writeforme/https://www.pinterest.com/andysteuer/Want to be interviewed on our Business Ninjas podcast? Schedule time with us now, and we'll make it happen right away! Check out WriteForMe, more than just a Content Agency! See the Faces Behind The Voices on our YouTube Channel!

In this episode we talk about books 50 and 51.

Yet again, two Sweet Valley girls are competing for the same guy - but this time there's a twist! Jean West is thrilled when she receives a love letter from Scott Trost - until she discovers he's sent the exact same message to Claire Middleton. The two girls team up to get revenge on Scott with a scheme that has so many holes in it  Whizzer Wilkins could use it as a basketball net. Meanwhile, in one of the most entertaining b-plots in ages, an increasingly unhinged Jessica becomes obsessed with a literal dream boy, Liz and Todd clash over whether boys or girls are more shallow (this is Sweet Valley - they're all shallow), and the ghost writer wins our heart with their many digs at Amy Sutton. This show is part of the HeadStuff Podcast Network. For more, go to HeadStuffPodcasts.com, where you can also become a member of HeadStuff+ and get exclusive access to bonus material and lots more.

A flash-fiction podcast where a handful of writers create an original story with a limited wordcount in a limited amount of time. In this episode the writers make a sequel, prequel, follow-up or AU on a story from a previous episode. In this episode we have:‘Debut' by Amy Sutton, a prequel to ‘Ecstasy' by Claudia Treacher from s01e01‘Counter-Justice' by Joshua Crisp, a sequel to ‘Justice' by Amy Sutton from s01e02‘Still' by Paul Davies, a sequel to ‘Untitled' by Joshua Crisp from s01e01‘31 Weeks' by Claudia Treacher, a sequel to ‘1 Swiss Court, Leicester Square' by Tom McNally from s01e02'Abandoned' by Tom McNally, a sequel to ‘The Machine' by Paul Davies from s01e04 Tell us which sequel you liked the best on Red Button Audio's twitter or by mailing us on 100words@redbuttonaudio.org Created by Tom McNally, featuring Amy Sutton, Joshua Crisp, Paul Davies and Claudia Treacher. Transcript and all story iterations are available here. Theme tune is Music For Jellyfish by Bell Lungs.Story music was generated by Computoser Support 100 Words of Astounding Beauty through our Ko-Fi.

The King has known and loved Axe Axewound for years, ever since they met on an adventure in Spain and deposed his evil brother. But actions have consequences and oaths aren't just for declaring, and although there is never a good time to initiate a difficult conversation even the best of friends have to have them sometimes. Also the King's son is stolen by bandits. -- Written and edited by Tom McNally -- PERFORMED BY Amy Sutton, Joshua Crisp, Tom McNally and Ben Edwards, with a special appearance by Peter Marinker. Joshua Crisp played Axe Axewound, Colonel Glowfist, GoGoGorilla, Father Figaro, Erik Rage-Eater! and Ba'al. Amy Sutton played the Ex-Queen, Sally Minefield, Prince Prince, Sofia Cólera, Pineycone and Saint Francis.  Tom McNally did the narration and played the King Peter Marinker played The President of the United States of America -- MUSIC Theme tune and musical stings composed by Nicolai RoosMedieval Battle theme composed by John Bartmann Narration music was generated by Computoser -- SFX FREESOUND BRAWL IN THE CANDOLIAS490083__gaelanw__190155-walkingonglass 543015__leon23323328kiwn__footsteps-in-puddle-owi 506817__bplayers__door-open-close-with-bell 474870__dsote__standing-on-broken-glass 543707__200221-weanbekker__walking-on-glass-in-open-hall 511786__tatianafeudal__walking-on-debris 483046__kevp888__190815-0568-sp-festamajor 441833__jjdg__workout-machine-arms 261380__jaklocke__empty-glass-bottle-tips-over 111058__prettynice68__pipe-leak 544098__cheney777__goons-falling-on-glass 459366__guran89__open-and-close-door 545579__tosha73__flushing-the-toilet-hq-001 545494__ienba__tin-metal-can 544094__cheney777__breaking-a-glass 542929__mrthomas2000__glass-pieces 542062__alexmurphy53__walking-on-concrete-floor 533809__jsrosero__moneda 533777__keatonmarek__dropping-single-coin-on-floor-5 533768__keatonmarek__coin-splash 524276__garuda1982__bicycle-braking-on-dirt-road-or-gravel-recorded-with-sony-pcm-d100 511785__tatianafeudal__walking-on-debris-2 GET THE PRINCE TO SAFETY 546825__td6d__box-cardboard-drop-fall-hit-movement-kick 408568__miguelab1998__4-springs-0190951__sandyrb__spring-08 523400__cyoung510__rain-with-thunder short 519573__dynamicalgorhythm__central-texas-spring-hard-rain-mild-thunder-rolls short 165346__tayswiftie13__dirt-bike-noises 148868__martian__motorbike-crm-250-cc-onboard-ride-pullaway CALL TO ARMS 476585__relenzo2__person-sliding-on-carpet-01 352990__aesqe__demolition-2016-08-01 396813__jedo__house-demolition 382642__bbrocer__bag-of-flour-dropped-on-counter-top 508546__wdomino__bridge-collapse-01 505965__jedg__object-slide-on-table 529244__bolkmar__fx-earthquake 507861__nickh69__cocktail-making 543773__walthamstow-walker__sparrows-fluttering-wings-in-bush FIELD BIVOUAC  81453__payigt__bar-with-music 504626__leonelmail__body-fall-v-hvy-dirt 495405__gropkcor__crockery-shaker-01a-x3 272390__danhelbling__stumble-and-fall EMOTIONAL CONFRONTATION 535047__patchytherat__applestab-1 328102__rylandbrooks__paraglider-taking-off 328101__rylandbrooks__paragliding-gopro-audio-01 138981__huggy13ear__tarp-flapping 378636__13fpanska-kolar-jan__fire-stick-shake554577__1888software__rain-on-canvas-awning 554041__szegvari__secret-temple-storm 546288__tosha73__gas-lighter-hq 553512__djnomore__tropical-rain-w-thunder 491848__alirabiei__paper-in-wind   FREETOUSESOUNDS Scary Room Tone Sounds Abandoned Military - 10   MADE BY US 535364__microtubule__melon-beating

A flash-fiction podcast where a handful of writers create an original story with a limited wordcount in a limited amount of time. In this episode the writers make a first story then write a response to each other's story. They then respond to those responses to make a short chain of inspiration and homage. In this episode we have:‘Sail-dem' by Amy Sutton, inspired by ‘Untitled' by Tom McNally ‘Phoenix from the Acids' by Joshua Crisp, inspired by ‘Toucan' by Paul Davies‘Chapter XIII - the late 21st century' by Paul Davies, inspired by ‘Ba'al Reborn' by Amy Sutton‘Metal Ache' by Claudia Treacher, inspired by ‘Hungry for Jewels' by Joshua Crisp'Redox' by Tom McNally, inspired by ‘Rust' by Claudia Treacher Tell us which story you liked the best on Red Button Audio's twitter or by mailing us on 100words@redbuttonaudio.org Created by Tom McNally, featuring Amy Sutton, Joshua Crisp, Paul Davies and Claudia Treacher. Transcript and all story iterations are available here. Theme tune is Music For Jellyfish by Bell Lungs.Story music wasDown by the Sally Garden (traditional) arranged by Lory Werths Be Peace! Ye make me spill my ale! (traditional) arranged by J. Curtis ClarkWarmth Cries for a Blue Smile generated by ComputoserYou Remember Forest generated by ComputoserJohn come kiss me now (traditional) arranged by Lory Werths  Support 100 Words of Astounding Beauty through our Ko-Fi.

A flash-fiction podcast where a handful of writers create an original story with a limited wordcount in a limited amount of time.  In this episode we have:‘Billboard' by Amy Sutton ‘Danse Macabre' by Joshua Crisp‘Tranquility' by Ella Brasington ‘Sound' by Hiu Wai Lee and 'The Special' by Tom McNally. Tell us which story you liked the best on Red Button Audio's twitter or by mailing us on 100words@redbuttonaudio.org Created by Tom McNally, featuring Amy Sutton, Joshua Crisp, Ella Brasington and Hiu Wai Lee. Transcript and first drafts are available here. Theme tune is Music For Jellyfish by Bell Lungs.Story music was generated by Computoser. Support 100 Words of Astounding Beauty through our Ko-Fi.

A Christmas treat from the flash-fiction podcast where a handful of writers create an original story with a limited wordcount in a limited amount of time. To round out our year with some excellent dread, Amy Sutton is reading us The Library of Babel by Jorge Luis Borges.  Wish us some holiday cheer on Red Button Audio's twitter or by mailing us on 100words@redbuttonaudio.org Created by Tom McNally, featuring Amy Sutton. Theme tune is Music For Jellyfish by Bell Lungs.Story music was generated by Computoser. Support 100 Words of Astounding Beauty through our Ko-Fi.

From the vantage point of 2020, it's unclear whether Sweet Valley High #48, SLAM BOOK FEVER, captured a phenomenon or started one. What we know for sure is that teenagers writing down all their opinions about each other could never, ever go wrong, hurt anyone's feelings, or spawn false rumors. Denise Boylan is back to talk about the Pandora's box Amy Sutton has opened onto an unsuspecting Sweet Valley.

A flash-fiction podcast where a handful of writers create an original story with a limited wordcount in a limited amount of time. In this episode we have ‘Oi!' by Paul Davies, ‘The Snap' by Claudia Treacher, ‘Meat Slave' by Joshua Crisp, ‘Pumpkin Eater' by Amy Sutton and 'Today's Lesson is Consciousness' by Tom McNally. We had a story submitted by a former guest, ‘Suicide Machine' by Ella Brasington. Tell us which story you liked the best on Red Button Audio's twitter or by mailing us on 100words@redbuttonaudio.org Created by Tom McNally, featuring Paul Davies, Claudia Treacher, Joshua Crisp and Amy Sutton. Transcript and first drafts are available here. Theme tune is Music For Jellyfish by Bell Lungs.Story music was generated by Computoser.

It's Karyn's worst nightmare - Amy Sutton has set her sights on everyone's favourite himbo, Ken Matthews! But when Ken is involved in a car accident that leaves him blind, evil Amy is keen to move on - and she's not the only one at Sweet Valley High who is uncomfortable with Ken's situation. Thank goodness for Karyn's kindred spirit Terri Adams, who has had a crush on Ken for ages and is there to support him as he adjusts to his new life. And as for us, we're so delirious with joy at the demise of a certain orange president (we recorded this on November 8th), we don't even care that the word "fatal" in the title is false advertising or even that a certain teacher doesn't show up. You get a pass this week, Kate William!  You can follow us on Twitter at @svhpodcast and follow the Headstuff Podcast Network on @HSPodnetwork and @ThisHeadstuff

A flash-fiction podcast where a handful of writers create an original story with a limited wordcount in a limited amount of time. In this episode we have ‘The Machine' by Paul Davies, ‘The Freon and the Shot' by Claudia Treacher, ‘The Algorithm' by Joshua Crisp, ‘Toybox' by Amy Sutton and 'Smile' by Alex Lynch.  Listener submissions were ‘Winnepeg' by Oscar Chambers-Smith and ‘Beached' by Dorrie Chambers-Smith. Nominate your favourite story for an award - either Iron, Copper, Cobalt or Mercury on Red Button Audio's twitter or by mailing us on 100words at redbuttonaudio.org Created by Tom McNally, featuring Paul Davies, Claudia Treacher, Joshua Crisp, Amy Sutton and Alex Lynch. Transcript and first drafts are available here. Theme tune is Music For Jellyfish by Bell Lungs.Story music was generated by Computoser.‘The Sick Doll' by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, with MIDI sequences by Š Segundo G. Yogore, taken from Kunstderfuge.

The King and his strike team take a break from the invasion to have a sauna, some fudge and a discussion about the inevitable fate of statism. They encounter a person from the King's past and he has an anxiety attack while a dastardly plan that will change everything is revealed. -- Written and edited by Tom McNally -- PERFORMED BY Amy Sutton, Joshua Crisp, Tom McNally and Ben Edwards, with a special appearance by Peter Marinker. Joshua Crisp played Ba'al and GoGoGorilla,  Amy Sutton played Saint Francis and the Ex-Queen Tom McNally did the narration and played the King Peter Marinker played The President of the United States of America -- MUSIC Theme tune and musical stings composed by Nicolai Roos Narration music was generated by Computoser -- SFX Sound effects not made by Tom McNally are courtesy of the wonderful freesound.org community. This episode included the following:   RELAXING SAUNA 361383__tonalt__sauna-hiss-loyly 250238__tja65__wooden-bench-in-sauna-cracking 250239__tja65__wooden-bench-in-sauna-cracking-2 384180__xiiisamples__sauna 21064__elonen__creaky-sauna-door 148334__tbhicba__bench-creak-3   NATIONAL MALL 404910__brainclaim__dark-shepard-tone-3 332116__rambler52__rain-storm 344735__cabled-mess__horror-tone 322952__npeo__the-chamber.wav 143088__satanicupsman__3-minutes-of-falling-rain 239939__geronimogeronimo__rain-falling-on-a-metal-roof-96-khz-24-bit 414298__schulmancreative__astronomer-fireplace-ambi 521118__smand__wood-burning-in-the-stove 483323__craigsmith__r30-09-fires-burns-wood-and-metal-crackling 361401__richwise__distant-thunder 536902__cognito-perceptu__thunder-sharp-crack-approaching 533196__justinamolsch__thunder-crash 483288__craigsmith__r29-26-molotov-cocktails-through-windows-and-explode 474778__csnmedia__subbomb 259970__brazenfoley__inside-a-windy-chimney-90sec-01   THE OVAL OFFICE 276068-flies-fighting by department64 276068-single-fly by memuse 476585__relenzo2__person-sliding-on-carpet 17369__homejrande__earth-demolition-hammer 450793__kyles__door-wood-hits-impacts-small-break-through-clumsy-metal-thing-dall 180959__psionicgames__stretch01  

A flash-fiction podcast where a handful of writers create an original story with a limited wordcount in a limited amount of time. In this episode we have ‘Party' by Paul Davies, ‘Mulch' by Claudia Treacher, ‘War Machine' by Joshua Crisp, 'Justice' by Amy Sutton and '1 Swiss Court, Leicester Square' by Tom McNally. Nominate your favourite story for an award - either Spring, Summer, Autumn or Winter on Red Button Audio's twitter or by mailing us on 100words at redbuttonaudio.org Created by Tom McNally, featuring Paul Fisher Davies, Claudia Treacher, Joshua Crisp and Amy Sutton. Transcript and first drafts are available here. Theme tune is Music For Jellyfish by Bell Lungs. Story music was generated by Computoser.

After years apart, the scattered Adventure Friends are reunited on the lawn of the White Roost during the King's fight with the President of the United States. Hugs are exchanged, old scores are measured and Will Smith sees an opportunity. -- Written and edited by Tom McNally -- PERFORMED BY Amy Sutton, Joshua Crisp, Tom McNally and Ben Edwards.   Joshua Crisp played Axe Axewound, Father Figaro, Erik Rage-Eater!, Will Smith, Little Louie, GoGoGorilla, Colonel Glowfist and Ba'al Amy Sutton played Sally Minefield, Astrid Gimmerleck, The Angel Cowgirl, Prince Prince, Pineycone and Saint Francis Tom McNally did the narration and played the King and Chuckwalla   -- MUSIC Theme tune and musical stings composed by Nicolai Roos   -- SFX Sound effects not made by Tom McNally are courtesy of the wonderful freesound.org community. This episode included the following:   SMITH CARAVAN 131578__bertrof__travelling-on-a-tram 133099__allh__steam-train-interior 189973__meffyellis__brood-ii-cicadas-near-macon-powhatan-co-va 398279__gabytoledosci__cicadas-in-the-afternoon 216570__qubodup__snow-footsteps-running 95841__cmusounddesign__rg-window 216750__castironcarousel__window-rapping 158648__nlm__running-on-pebble-beach 170107__rackhamsreverse__running   ANGEL COWGIRL 428272__leoctiurs__63-sip-of-coffee 118187__bmcken__key-jingling   ERIK'S BED 386246__ldezem__pneumatic-cutter-desoutter-ts144-start-4 59317__vibe-crc__metal-clank   PINEYCONE 125940__juskiddink__beating-wings.wav   NATIONAL MALL 404910__brainclaim__dark-shepard-tone-3 332116__rambler52__rain-storm 344735__cabled-mess__horror-tone 322952__npeo__the-chamber.wav 143088__satanicupsman__3-minutes-of-falling-rain 239939__geronimogeronimo__rain-falling-on-a-metal-roof-96-khz-24-bit 414298__schulmancreative__astronomer-fireplace-ambi   WHITE ROOST EXPLOSION 508546__wdomino__bridge-collapse 457531__breviceps__dinosaur-falls-to-the-ground 495269__kinoton__demolition-building-side 487127__craigsmith__r01-01-long-sustained-wood-crash   IMPACTS 351724__scotthopkins__whooshsfx-1 454221__kyles__thud-impact-wrestling-ring-heavy-wrestler-fall-on-mat-breath-exhale 203039__jjhouse4__dropping-body-on-hard-ground 369885__splicesound__hand-body-impact-on-tile-porcelain-bathroom-sink   PARABOLA OF WIND 328101__rylandbrooks__paragliding-gopro-audio 169913__mydo1__skydive   Included a clip from 'The Adventures of Ozzie & Harriet' 1949-01-02 Knitting Contest, available on archive.org and Internet Bird Collection Joe Klaiber Hockerschwan_Flugelschlag -- ART Track art and logo by Tom McNally Original character designs by Bruno Stahl

It's tempting to say, "why are all these teen girls so awful?" But then you remember what being a teenage girl is like...which is not to say that Marissa and her guest, Denise Boylan, refrain from calling out teen girls like Amy Sutton, Jessica Wakefield, and even Elizabeth Wakefield on their bullshit. Because then, what would this podcast even be? People who we deem "cool as hell" in this episode: Enid’s Aunt; Amy Sutton’s mom, Dylan Sutton; Denise Hadley; Alice Wakefield?  Follow the show on Instagram!  

Jake and Amy Sutton are a couple who radiates passion for the Lord and helping people to understand who they are in Christ and what He has gifted them in to serve the Church. As pastors in the local church and parents, they share truths regarding the calling of fathers, mothers, wives and husbands, as well as pieces of their powerful testimony of how the Lord has lead them to understanding their unique callings in each season of their lives.

It's finally here. The one you've all been waiting for. The one that put you off cocaine for life (we hope). Yes, we are gathered together today to celebrate the life and times of the beautiful and saintly Regina Morrow who, when Bruce reverts to his old 1BRUCE1 self and gets off with shameless Amy Sutton, turns to tormented outsider Justin Belson and ends up doing two lines of coke at a party which...well, you know the rest. Don your mourning attire as we, like Regina, head to Kelly's (turns out you can get there without being hijacked!) and raise a glass to the second most perfect girl to ever grace Sweet Valley with her presence. The ending is so emotional we can't even take the piss out of it! You can follow us on Twitter at @svhpodcast and follow the Headstuff Podcast Network on @HSPodnetwork and @ThisHeadstuff

The classic sitcom was wrong - three's definitely not company, as poor old Enid finds out when Elizabeth's childhood best friend Amy Sutton moves back to town. Meanwhile Jessica uses her new agony aunt powers for evil, Lila displays a frankly worrying obsession with her hunky cousin, and a fancy dress party inspires some amazing - and amazingly boring - ensembles.  You can follow us on Twitter at @svhpodcast and follow the HeadStuff Podcast Network on @HSPodnetwork and @ThisHeadstuff

It is October 2018. What is going on with The Saga of the European King? Quite a bit, actually. Let us sit down with two pots of tea and a bottle of Pepsi Max and tell you what we've made, what we haven't and what is to come. This includes the merits of GMing trial sequences in roleplaying games, the true nature of BBC4 presenters and the difficulties of digging a trench. With Tom McNally, Amy Sutton and Joshua Crisp. Music by Nicolai Roos. Find The Saga of the European King on iTunes, Bandcamp, Stitcher, Podchaser, SoundCloud, Libsyn or RSS. The video of our live show is in two parts here and here on YouTube. Tom's Chewbacca game is up on Philome here. Find the audio dramas made by the children at St Mark's Primary here and here. Find The Other 1% on iTunes, Stitcher, AudioBoom or RSS. Press release for Phileas Fogg's World of Adventure.  

Amy Sutton, founder of Enjoy PR, takes us on her journey from law to PR. She shares why diversity is key to powerful Public Relations. We also explore the importance of relationships in PR and communications, and how to set expectations in client-agency relationships.   Amy recently published an article on LinkedIn titled “Kill the PR Girl,” in which she challenges the stereotype of “the PR Girl” and why that stereotype hurts both public relations professionals and their agencies, in part because of the reinforcement of glass ceilings. We explore the importance of diversity in public relations planning, specifically how diverse perspectives drive creativity and effective problem-solving.

As part of our live show last year we also held an audio drama workshop for kids aged 9 - 11. It was part of the Brighton Digital Festival and hosted by ONCA. Here's a clip of what we got up to. We're looking to put together another round of workshops soon. Thanks to Amy Sutton and Joshua Crisp for running the show and Beth Gibson for filming.   Music is 'The Happy Monster' by Chubby Jackson and his Orchestra, available from archive.org here: archive.org/details/78_the-happ…-bauer_gbia0005336b

Three friends find themselves haunted by a silent spectre. Based on the story by Mary SanGiovanni in Volume 2 Issue 3! Nick – Jamie Avera Seth – Monnie Aleahmad Carl – Jamal Douglas Shelly Carterhouse – MarLee Candell News Reporter was Garrett Thoen Professors: Nima Rad Kate Torri And a special cameo from Amy Sutton …

Today we interview Davidson, North Carolina's Amy Sutton of Bodywork by Amy Sutton and MY TRIBE Essential Oils about her work as a healer and the plant medicine that is available through pure essential oils. Amy has been connecting with bodies for a long time, listening to what the body needs, beneath the words of her clients. She knows the body does not lie, and in fact, informs us about exactly what is needed! The pharmacy, she says, is provided by nature. Learning how to use that pharmacy is something she passionately teaches about and shares through oil education. Amy says, "I think about the connection that we have to everything, how we impact each other and the world at large. I think about our connection to this planet and how we've grown away from all things natural, and how beautiful mother earth is, as it literally we supports us in every manner....I worry about us as a species and how we've evolved, but devolved, at the same time. We know that we have 5 senses, but we actually have 6! ALL of us have the ability to live intuitively, into that 6th sense, but it has largely been lost or outmoded. I believe that the world needs us more than ever. WE need US - the dreamers, the healers, the empaths. We need to call everyone back, back into their bodies, their relationships with self and others, and back to this world that we inhabit. I belong to you. We are connected, inextricably connected to the ebb and flow of life." Amy's body wisdom and connection to nature's medicinal gifts makes for a wonderful Spiritual Charlotte podcast!www.spiritualcharlotte.com

Today we interview Davidson, North Carolina's Amy Sutton of Bodywork by Amy Sutton and MY TRIBE Essential Oils about her work as a healer and the plant medicine that is available through pure essential oils. Amy has been connecting with bodies for a long time, listening to what the body needs, beneath the words of her clients. She knows the body does not lie, and in fact, informs us about exactly what is needed! The pharmacy, she says, is provided by nature. Learning how to use that pharmacy is something she passionately teaches about and shares through oil education. Amy says, "I think about the connection that we have to everything, how we impact each other and the world at large. I think about our connection to this planet and how we've grown away from all things natural, and how beautiful mother earth is, as it literally we supports us in every manner....I worry about us as a species and how we've evolved, but devolved, at the same time. We know that we have 5 senses, but we actually have 6! ALL of us have the ability to live intuitively, into that 6th sense, but it has largely been lost or outmoded. I believe that the world needs us more than ever. WE need US - the dreamers, the healers, the empaths. We need to call everyone back, back into their bodies, their relationships with self and others, and back to this world that we inhabit. I belong to you. We are connected, inextricably connected to the ebb and flow of life." Amy's body wisdom and connection to nature's medicinal gifts makes for a wonderful Spiritual Charlotte podcast!www.spiritualcharlotte.com

Terrorthaw has made a career out of creating inventive ways to show that the King's rule of Europe is flawed. Until now he's never quite had a chance to so completely undo it, but since discovering the location of a working time machine he knows he has to move quickly. Can he dismantle his evil empire, gather the right equipment and assemble a competent crew before the King finds out what he's up to? And how do you dispose of a room full of henchmen without a whole automated death wheel stadium arena?   -- Written and edited by Tom McNally -- PERFORMED BY: Amy Sutton, Joshua Crisp, Tom McNally and Ben Edwards.   Amy Sutton played Sar-Or Joshua Crisp played Malamutate and Ant-Tenor Tom McNally did the narration and played Terrorthaw Ben Edwards was Cutty.   -- MUSIC   Theme tune and musical stings composed by Nicolai Roos Terrorthaw's theme was composed by John Bartmann    -- SFX   PM_SFE_RCLEAN_04 by Phil Michalski from his Sci-Fi Elements pack http://www.philmichalski.com/sci-fi-mechanics-mini/   Sound effects not made by Tom McNally are courtesy of the wonderful freesound.org community. This episode included the following:   EVIL HOLIDAY CAMP martkirche-halle by hinzebeat before-event by buginthesys parking-garage-general-ambiance-roomtone by hazmattt coughing-in-church-01-130525-13 by klankbeeld hum-of-voices-loud-zulu by petercornell indoor-adult-murmur-small-group by splicesound leaving-movie-theatre-in-the-evening by inalchemy disappoint-and-happily-surprised-creature by thaxis360 boo-5-only-a-couple-people by jayfrosting door-walking-exit by adrozipp man-walking-away-indoors-with-leathery-shoes by bulbastre toilet-flushing-button by magedu clothing-movement-jacket by mlsulli fast-dressing-and-undressing-jacket by sound-ims   MALAMUTATE dog-on-stairs by eneasz suitcase-down-5 by toefur dog-whining-and-jumping-on-glass by monkey pants dog-walking-on-laminate-2 by iccleste   BIBLIOTHEQUE DE LAEKEN railstationempty-- by dkustic omni-ambiental-library2 by mivori earphone-telephone-line-timber by jeicob22 quiet-office-library-area-ambiance by shanaygroen chemistry-table-crash by castironcarousel books-falling by theshaggyfreak foley-book-fall-impact by cjosephwalker sh-woman-running-carpet-to-hard-floor by shall555   MYSTERIOUS COLLECTION clunky-switch by stevenbrown open-wardrobe-2 by toefur 40-equip by rewired unloadcd by omar alvardo track(4) by omega9   SPACESHIP ASSEMBLY car_bonnet by zabuhailo ratchet-screwdriver by theshaggyfreak countrysidesummerevening by pcaeldries la_cambre by pcaeldries ste-030 by meltymcface page_sounds by mrradtastic IN ORBIT engine-vibrations-of-ferry-1 by ivolipa submarine-diesel-engine-002 by cydon submarine by jmorrisoncafe330 blood-pressure by unclesigmund air-spray by starinatwalls -- ART Track art and logo by Tom McNally Original character designs by Bruno Stahl

The King has broken the most important, fundamental rule in European Law and is not fit to be a King or even a man any more. But what is a man? And a woman - you've heard of those. How is a woman involved in what a man is? Can a woman get a man out of a bad feeling when he is feeling bad? The King won't grapple these tough questions alone in the rainforest canopy - everybody's favourite crime-solving gorilla is on his tail and no question is too tough for him.   -- Written and edited by Tom McNally -- PERFORMED BY: Amy Sutton, Joshua Crisp, Tom McNally and Ben Edwards. Joshua Crisp played GoGoGorilla and Erik Rage-Eater! Amy Sutton played nobody in this episode apparently about women Tom McNally did the narration and played The King, Mechanicus and General Magnificent Ben Edwards was Cutty. -- MUSIC   Theme tune and musical stings composed by Nicolai Roos GoGoGorilla's theme was composed by John Bartmann    -- SFX   Sound effects not made by Tom McNally are courtesy of the wonderful freesound.org community. This episode included the following:   MASK TEMPLE h000-haunted-mine by tec-studios cellar-atmo-large-building-01 by claudius jaguar-creek-belize by rtb45 coat-foley-coat-hits by trngle 23-slaps by btherad2000 drumming-fingers by rach-capache   KITCHEN kitchen-roomtone by fedefrede kitchen-ambiance by hourofmidnight kitchen-drain by kodack kitchen-refrigerator-working by mdsn footsteps-down-stairs by geordisound   ERIK RAGE-EATER! door-inspb-045 by vflefevre pneumatic-cutter-desoutter-ts144-start-1 by ldezem pneumatic-cutter-desoutter-ts144-start-4 by ldezem   HAUNTED SWORDS metallic-coathook by prodepha   JUNGLE at_the_tree by omar-alvarado breaking-branch by ceberation treepluck2 by tran5ient -- ART Track art and logo by Tom McNally Original character designs by Bruno Stahl

In the Arctic, Mechanicus and General Magnificent complete their very first time jump together to find their castle as rubble, the future uncertain and one other unpleasant surprise that you ought to know about.   -- Written and edited by Tom McNally -- PERFORMED BY:   Amy Sutton, Joshua Crisp and Tom McNally.   Amy Sutton wasn't in this one Joshua Crisp played Father Figaro Tom McNally did the narration, played The King, General Magnificent, Mechanicus and Terrorthaw so it was a busy chapter for him.   -- MUSIC   Theme tune music and musical stings composed by Nicolai Roos Terrorthaw's sting - Dark Synth composed by John Bartmann    -- SFX   Sound effects not made by Tom McNally are courtesy of the wonderful freesound.org community. This episode included the following:   CHILLINOUS PLAINS Wind Houling 1 by Bosk1 wind3 by eliasheuninck svalbard_ny_aalesund_20060807 by jeo svalbard-recherche-glacier-20060904 by jeo Feedback Soundscape by Thalamus_Lab saas-fee-wald-gletschersee-100609 by lg 011-vogels by steadybas TERRORTHAW'S DESCENT 20081221-grey-heron by dobroide bernat-pescaire by listenaround dragon-wings by vedas   SMITH EXPEDITION CARRIAGE steam-train-interior-01 by allh   -- ART Track art and logo by Tom McNally Original character designs by Bruno Stahl

Will Smith uses his vast wealth and power to launch a manhunt for the King. Seeing as the King left his friends in such a bad mood it is only a matter of time before he attracted attention. Meanwhile in the halls of power that attention may have landed in the land place that the King would want it. -- Written and edited by Tom McNally -- PERFORMED BY: Amy Sutton, Joshua Crisp and Tom McNally with special guest star Peter Markiner.   Amy Sutton played Sally Minefield, Astrid Gimmerleck and the Ex-Queen. Joshua Crisp played Will Smith, Jay, Father Figaro, Axe Axewound and Erik Rage-Eater! Tom McNally did the narration and played The King. Peter Marinker played the President of the United States.   -- MUSIC Theme tune music and interstitials composed by Nicolai Roos 'Brazilian beach party' composed by audiactiva from freesound.org   -- SFX   Sound effects not made by Tom McNally are courtesy of the wonderful freesound.org community. This episode included the following: TREK TO WILL SMITH'S OFFICE white-sands-footsteps by cheeseheadburger pensacola-beach-water by dcsimon south-beach-soundscape-1 by walzerd   WILL SMITH'S OFFICE hornsey-warehouse-ambience by hoptenon middlesex-ave-warehouse by stereoscenic dropforge by glynisq danskanaal-ritme by aifoon   JUNGLE OUTSIDE MASK TEMPLE muddy-and-wet-footsteps by theneedle-tv footsteps-mud-grass by jonccox muddy by jakeh111 howler-monkey-jungle-2 by itsmrjack jaguar-creek-belize by rtb45 hip-hop-drum-loop-80bmp by karolist record-scratches by filmsndfx   THE SOUL OF GARTH MINEFIELD breathy-ooohhh by alienxxx metallic-coathook by prodepha   DINING HALL OF THE MASK TEMPLE hiphop-loop-01-95-bpm by yewbic dutch-restaurant-ambience by hz37 brazilian-family-restaurant by suprasummun 20081231-fire-02 by dobroide dining-hall-ambiance-2 by miksmusic dinginghall by samkolber   THE OVAL OFFICE flies-fighting by department64 single-fly by memuse 010508-potomac-river-on-a-rock by raeben -- ART Track art and logo by Tom McNally Original character designs by Bruno Stahl

The King has been missing for a long time. All of his friends who are not time-travellers are worried sick. His friends who are time-travellers, however, have more pressing mysteries on their mind - what is the best way to keep the wild gods of the Arctic from knocking down his rad castle? What really went down at the Sack of Rome, which is hands-down the coolest part of history? And why is Ba'al Hadad, god of thunder and fertility, such a useless layabout? But don't worry friends, there's a Magic Telephone on the hall table and everything will be all right when he calls back. -- Written and edited by Tom McNally -- Performed by Amy Sutton, Joshua Crisp, Tom McNally and Ben Edwards with special guest star Peter Markiner.   Peter Marinker played Caesar Amy Sutton played Saint Francis Joshua Crisp played Ba'al Tom McNally did the narration and played The King's Great-Great Grandfather, Mechanicus and General Magnificent   Theme tune and musical stings by Nicolai Roos   Sound effects not made by Tom McNally are courtesy of the wonderful freesound.org community. This episode included the following:   SACK OF ROME 00853 distant demolition by Robinhood76 War Drum Single Hits by Matt Namer BurlingtonIndustriesImplosion by the_toilet_guy Cardboard burning 1 by raremess Bonfire Flames by Electroviolence Riot Crowd Immersed in 5.1 Take 2 by MrProfDrDickweed   CHILLINOUS PLAINS Wind Houling 1 by Bosk1 wind3 by eliasheuninck svalbard_ny_aalesund_20060807 by jeo Feedback Soundscape by Thalamus_Lab Station central hall 2 by Sandermotions bronze object in wind 140816_0376 by klankbeeld   KITCHEN Kitchen ambiance by Hourofmidnight Cutlery dropping into drawer by kitschead Cutlery_2 by coldwellw Glass dishes by bolcol

Previously on The Saga of the European King… It's been a long time and a lot has happened. Maybe you've listened to Book One and maybe you haven't. Either way, you might need a refresher course on the King, Europe and the Saga that involves both before you crash Book Two into your brain. This is that refresher course. -- Written and edited by Tom McNally -- Performed by Amy Sutton, Joshua Crisp, Tom McNally and Ben Edwards   Amy Sutton played Sally Minefield, Ex-Queen, Prince Prince, Queen Medb, Saint Francis and Pineycone Joshua Crisp played Father Figaro, Axe Axewound, Colonel Glowfist, Ba'al, the Green King Tom McNally did the narration and played the King, Terrorthaw, General Magnificent, Mechanicus and the Devil Ben Edwards was Cutty -- Theme tune music and interstitials by Nicolai Roos -- Sound effects not made by Tom McNally are courtesy of the wonderful freesound.org community. This episode included the following:   Little wings by user dobroide magpie-wingsflapping by user digifishmusic swansflyby by user acclivity beating-wings by user juskiddink bird-building02, grackles by user soundbytez bird-flapping-wings by user elfman-rox mallad-and-mandarin-ducks-with-take-off by user pillonoise   04342-sucking-vacuum-whooshes by user robinhood76 vaccum by user tpb -- Track art by Tom McNally