Podcast appearances and mentions of Amy Williams

An art exhibition by people who have experienced homelessness is on display at Auckland's City Mission and the artists say attending a class together has fostered friendships. Amy Williams reports.

On this week's episode of Everything is Cleaner in Texas, we're wrangling one of the toughest, sneakiest outlaws in SPD — the one and only biofilm! Join host Dusty Glass as he sits down with STERIS's Amy Williams to break down how this invisible threat forms, spreads, and sticks around longer than it should. From point-of-use cleaning to the risks of dried-on bioburden, Amy shares practical insights, tough truths, and the strategies every frontline team needs to know to stop biofilm in its tracks. If you've ever wondered how biofilm forms—or how to stop the spread—this episode is packed with the tools you need to #FightDirty! A special thanks to our sponsor, STERIS IMS, for making this series possible! Their commitment to education and excellence in the Sterile Processing industry has been instrumental in bringing this series to life. Make sure to follow us on LinkedIn and Facebook so you never miss a new episode! After finishing this interview, earn your 1 CE credit immediately by passing the short quiz linked below each week. Visit our CE Credit Hub at https://www.beyondcleanmedia.com/ce-credit-hub to access this quiz and over 350 other free CE credits.  #BeyondClean #STERISIMS #EverythingIsCleanerInTexas #SterileProcessing

Former members of a secretive sect known as the Two by Twos are criticising the religious group's lack of accountability and transparency with money, claiming the leaders receive gifts of cash and don't pay tax. Amy Williams has the story.

Ali Williams and Anna Mowbray's controversial plans for a helipad go before a council panel this week as the council tries to tighten rules for helipads on Waiheke and Great Barrier islands. 

In this episode of Manufacturing Hub, we welcome Amy Williams, Systems Architect at Skellig, for a deep dive into the world of life sciences manufacturing, a rarely explored but incredibly complex part of the industrial landscape.From her roots in biomolecular chemical engineering to her hands-on role in Operation Warp Speed, Amy walks us through what it's really like to build and validate manufacturing systems for pharmaceutical and biotechnology applications under FDA regulation.

The woman living in the country's most valuable state house says it should be sold, as Kāinga Ora plans to put hundreds of homes on the market. Amy Williams has the story.

This week, Sali sits down with Amy Williams, the CEO of Citizens of Humanity. She launched her remarkable, multi-decade retail career in college, before joining iconic denim brands, Gap and Lucky Brand, in the ‘90s and early ‘00s. Since taking the helm at CoH in 2011, Amy,  who oversees the AGOLDE brand, as well, has transformed the denim giant into a leader in sustainability, including introducing regenerative cotton in 2023.Most recently, Amy's helped power Argent's newest partnership with Citizens of Humanity: Good Work, a sustainably produced modern workwear capsule that blends what each brand does best. We can't wait to share more and get into Amy's remarkable career, including:how her love of fashion inspired her career in retail.the pivotal moment she dropped out of college to pursue her career.working at the Gap in the ‘90s, and what eventually made her leave.making significant strides in sustainability as a fashion brand, and what others can learn from it.and, how the Good Work capsule with Argent came to life, starting with a phone call about a year ago. *The Argent x Citizens of Humanity Good Work capsule is now available! The modern workwear collection is designed with a shared mission to create a better future–one that's responsibly sourced and empowers women to look and feel their best. Explore sharp linen suiting, sleek denim silhouettes, and incredible basics for styling it all together at argentwork.com, citizensofhumanity.com, and neimanmarcus.com.*Work Friends CreditsHosted by Sali Christeson @salichristesonProduced by Gina Marinelli @ginaalilbitEdited by RyanTheme Song by Karina DePiano @sheplaysdepiano & Melanie Nyema @melanienyemaRecorded at Podstream Studio @podstreamstudioWork Friends is produced by ARGENT (www.argentwork.com), a women's clothing label on a mission to redefine workwear and drive forward women's progress.For more, follow ARGENT on Instagram, @ARGENT, and subscribe to the ARGENT YouTube channel, @ARGENTWork, for clips and bonus content.To be featured on a future episode, email your work questions and dilemmas to WorkFriends@ARGENTWork.com for a chance to have one of our amazing guests weigh in with advice.Work Friends is produced by ARGENT (www.argentwork.com), a women's clothing label on a mission to redefine workwear and drive forward women's progress. For more, follow ARGENT on Instagram, @ARGENT, and subscribe to the ARGENT YouTube channel, @ARGENTWork, for clips and bonus content. To be featured on a future episode, email your work questions and dilemmas to WorkFriends@ARGENTWork.com for a chance to have one of our amazing guests weigh in with advice.

CAS 4-15-1-2025 Amy Williams-Nebraska Women's Basketball Coach by Calling All Sports

Current politicians have little knowledge of a long-awaited report that family violence experts say the Ministry of Justice buried and which shows children are at risk in the judicial system. Amy Williams reports.

Amy gives Kathryn the latest updates in Tamaki Makaurau including the mayoralty race and Wayne Brown's social media feed

Kainga Ora says four state houses that started to float in Auckland's devastating flooding two years ago will be made livable again because stormwater upgrades in the area will reduce the risk of repeat flooding. Amy Williams reports.

Cole Stukenholtz and Nate Rohr are in the studio together! The guys discuss Husker WBB's valiant effort in the NCAA Tournament vs Louisville and marvel at the coaching job Amy Williams did this season. Mike Schaefer from Husker247 previews spring football and gives his thoughts on the new coaches, the defense's evolution, and Dylan Raiola's development. Cole & Nate also recap Husker baseball's week, having been swept by UCLA but bouncing back with two wins at Pepperdine. Jordy Bahl had a dominant start at Bowlin Stadium on Friday and Husker softball got back on the right track. Lastly, an eye-opening stat on Nebrasketball opponents in March Madness. GBR!!

In the complex technology landscape, getting the people right is crucial for success. When the right team is in place, the technology will naturally follow, leading to impactful outcomes. Building a strong team ensures that the organization can navigate challenges and leverage technological advancements effectively.This week, Dave, Esmee and Rob talk to Amy Williams, Managing Director, Cloud Services Product Lead at Barclays about the importance of good leadership and why is it important in today's Cloud landscape.TLDR 04:43 Rob is confused about train information at stations08:30 Conversation with Amy Williams43:32 Polarity Management and The Leadership Perspective Shift51:15 Running the 10K faster and continuing with great work within the teamGuest:Amy Williams: https://www.linkedin.com/in/amy-williams-618bb612/HostsDave Chapman: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chapmandr/Esmee van de Giessen: https://www.linkedin.com/in/esmeevandegiessen/Rob Kernahan: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rob-kernahan/ProductionMarcel van der Burg: https://www.linkedin.com/in/marcel-vd-burg/Dave Chapman: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chapmandr/SoundBen Corbett: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ben-corbett-3b6a11135/Louis Corbett:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/louis-corbett-087250264/'Cloud Realities' is an original podcast from Capgemini

Family violence experts say the Ministry of Justice buried a report that says children are at risk in the judicial system and recommends sweeping changes. Amy Williams has the story.

Join us on the We Are PoWEr podcast as Amy Williams, Managing Director at Barclays and Iwona Schmidt, Managing Director at Bank of America talk about their roles as co-headline partners for the 2025 Northern PoWEr Women's Awards.

Amy updates us on the latest in Tamaki Makaurau including the upcoming announcement of the first candidate in the mayoralty race, controversy over puppy yoga, Auckland Capital Valuations have been delayed, and developers are racing to get consents in before contribution rates rise. Amy Williams is a RNZ senior reporter on Auckland issues.

After facing pressure from New Zealand, the Pacific nation has dropped a proposal to create its own passports. The Cook Islands Prime Minister Mark Brown was pushing for local passports as part of the country's 60th self-goverance celebrations this year, and he wanted Cook Islanders to still retain New Zealand citizenship. This all comes as tensions rise over the Pacific nation's closer co-operation with Beijing. Amy Williams filed this report.

Three billion dollars - that's the amount the government said New Zealand could reap from mining sector exports by 2035 if its strategy pays off. The plan, annouced today by Resources Minister Shane Jones, involves more mining, including of gold and coal, and forcing banks to finance fossil fuel expansion. But environmental groups are concerned the country won't meet its climate obligations and New Zealanders will be left with the clean-up bill. Amy Williams filed this report.

New Zealand leavers of a secretive sect the FBI is investigating for historical child sexual abuse have formed the first support network for former members in this country. Amy Williams filed this report.

Four state houses that started to float in the Auckland anniversary weekend flooding two years ago are still propped up with poles in Mangere, awaiting their future. Amy Williams has the story.

Cole Stukenholtz & Nate Rohr chat about the different directions the Husker basketball teams are going in, with the women on a 5-game win streak and the men on a 5-game losing streak. Both teams take on ranked opponents on Sunday. Matt Coatney, longtime voice of Husker Women's Hoops, joins to talk Britt Prince, Amy Williams, and Sunday's matchup with #12 Ohio State. The guys also peek at NU football roster reductions, preseason Top 25 rankings for both Husker Baseball and Softball, and laugh about Rhule roasting Finebaum & BTN's omission of Nebraska's five football national championships. GBR!!

In my first Season 4 Episode, I feature special guest Amy Williams. Amy resides in the KC area in Kansas and is a wellness coach and caretaker dedicated to empowering others on their journey to optimal health.She is deeply passionate about advocating for your health and wellness. In our authentic conversation, Amy shares her “From Wrecked to Rescued Philippians 4:8” God story that delves into her illness ten years ago, her healing, and the book that played a pivotal role in her transformation, "The 4:8 Principle" by Tommy Newberry. In closing, Amy shares encouraging words from scriptures to those who may be going through physical or emotional struggles.

In my first Season 4 Episode, I feature special guest Amy Williams. Amy resides in the KC area in Kansas and is a wellness coach and caretaker dedicated to empowering others on their journey to optimal health.She is deeply passionate about advocating for your health and wellness. In our authentic conversation, Amy shares her “From Wrecked to Rescued Philippians 4:8” God story that delves into... The Full Episode Drops on January 6!

In 1986, a small Wyoming town was shaken by a deranged man's plot to hold an elementary school hostage. Even in the darkness of this depraved attack, a young girl's profound spiritual experience gave her and her classmates the courage to survive. In part 1 of our series on the Cokeville bombings, Miracle Files hosts Holly and Emily take you inside the classroom with inspiring interviews from survivors Amy Williams and Nanette Nelson. Stay tuned for part 2 later this month!

What a year! Join us this episode as we reflect on the last 16 episodes of 2024. From a mix of inspiring success stories, personal journeys, to groundbreaking technological insights, we cover some of our key takeaways. Hear from industry legends like Arlen Nipper, the "godfather of IoT," as he reminisces about the 25-year impact of MQTT, and get leadership advice from seasoned experts like David Schultz and Kudzai Manditereaa. The episode also dives into the future of automation with Freddie Coertze and shares moving personal stories from Amy Williams and others. Whether you're interested in the evolution of IIoT technology or personal triumphs in the field, this episode will keep you engaged from start to finish.

More people in financial hardship have been declined government food grants this year and foodbanks warn this is putting even more pressure on their struggling services. Data released to RNZ under the official information act shows six percent of special needs grants were declined in the first nine months of this year. That's compared to just 3.5 percent for the same period in 2023. The Ministry of Social Development offers the hardship grants, most are given for food, and people do not have to be on a benefit to apply. Amy Williams reports.

Some of Auckland's largest foodbanks are warning they may need to close or significantly reduce food parcels after the government indicated it will not fund them next year. Amy Williams filed this report.

A footbridge linking Auckland's Viaduct to a once-humming restaurant district overlooking the harbour has finally been fixed, after nine months stuck in the upright position. The final tally's not in yet but fixing Wynyard Crossing Bridge is estimated to have cost close to 11 million dollars - more than it cost to build. Some businesses that rely on the bridge to bring them customers want rent reductions from their landlord - the council arm in charge of fixing the bridge. Amy Williams took a walk-about.

Hundreds of frustrated passengers had to wait for hours on end, with queues snaking out the door, and many missing their flights. The tech issue has since been resolved, but it's got airlines concerned ahead of the busiest time of year. Amy Williams reports.

This week, Hallie is joined by Amy Williams, a pediatric occupational therapist, feeding specialist, and the founder of San Diego Feeding Therapy. She is also one of the presenters in our Pediatric Feeding Therapist Curriculum where she talks about supporting complex sensory feeders. In this conversation, Amy and Hallie discuss the complexities of feeding therapy, particularly focusing on the challenges faced by complex sensory feeders. Tune is as Amy shares her personal journey into feeding therapy, influenced by her experiences with her own sisters. Their discussion also emphasizes the importance of understanding the nervous system's role in feeding, the need for a safe and regulated environment, the distinction between behavioral and relationship-based approaches in therapy, and more! If this episode has resonated with you in some way, take a screenshot of you listening, post it to your Instagram Stories, and tag Hallie @halliebulkin and Amy @sandiegofeedingtherapyFor more episodes visit www.untetheredpodcast.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Amy discusses the latest events in Auckland including the ongoing storm recovery and what it means for homeowners

A fluoridation fracas is developing in Whangarei where councillors are at odds with a public health order that aims to improve the region's dental health. Amy Williams reports.

All Auckland buses will have driver protection screens installed by 2026 and those behind the wheel hope this will help to deter aggressive behaviour. The government and Auckland Council are co-funding the project to retro-fit more than 1000 buses with custom-made plexiglass screens, and the first lot of completed buses was revealed today. There have been repeated calls for more safety measures for the city's bus drivers after an increase in physical assaults in the city. Amy Williams filed this report.

An unassuming storage shed in downtown Auckland has been transformed into a place for the city's homeless to shower, wash clothes, store belongings and have some kai. It's a collaboration between Maori wardens, Auckland Council and the city's landlord Eke Panuku, with the aim of connecting people living on the street to services that can help them, Amy Williams has the story.

A Samoan man whose leg swelled so large he couldn't lift it to walk is having life-changing surgery this week that will allow him to wear shoes for the first time in more than a decade. Amy Williams has been talking to those involved.

Mike Sautter and Jacob Padilla recapped opening day for the Nebraska women's and men's basketball teams, an 88-48 win over Omaha for Amy Williams' squad and an 87-67 victory over UTRGV for Fred Hoiberg's crew.   

Something as simple as a peanut butter sandwich and an apple can go a long way in a lunchbox, but an Auckland charity providing staples for families to make school lunches has run out of money. The Good Works Trust is urgently appealing for sponsors and donations. Amy Williams filed this report.

Jessica Coody chatted with head coach Amy Williams ahead of Nebraska Women's Basketball's season opener against Omaha.

Amy discusses the controversy this week over the decision to move Western Springs Speedway, also an update on the CRL stations taking shape and midtown rejuvenation. 

Ana Bellinghausen and Mike Sautter discuss observations from the Husker men's and women's basketball exhibition games. Mike Sautter explains the biggest unknowns on the men's side and their needs for improvement. The women's team has the excitement of freshman Britt Prince and it might be the deepest team in recent years for Amy Williams.

For today's podcast, I'm thrilled to talk about one of my favorite topics—lifting weights! I'm joined by Amy Williams, aka Abs by Amy on Instagram, to discuss everything from getting started with lifting to maximizing muscle growth. Amy shares some unique and brilliant tips for beginners that will make you feel more confident in the gym. We also dive into the common question of whether you always need to be progressing in your lifting or if it's okay to maintain muscle. If you're ready to build muscle and feel more at ease in the gym, this episode is for you! Find show notes at bicepsafterbabies.com/342Follow me on Instagram and Tiktok!Links:Amy Williams' Instagram, Website and Appbicepsafterbabies.com/insider

A trial is underway in Auckland over alleged historical abuse at a home for at risk boys in state care, once housed within a rundown part of the former Kingseat psychiatric hospital. Three former staff members from the south Auckland home have pleaded not guilty to multiple criminal charges in Manukau District Court. The eight complainants were all boys aged between six and 17 years old when the alleged abuse occurred. They are now adults. Amy Williams was in court and a warning her report contains distressing details.

In the latest episode of the Pick Six Podcast, Sam McKewon, Evan Bland and Tom Shatel break down the Nebraska vs. Indiana matchup. The crew starts with their memories of the last time Nebraska travelled to Indiana and how no one expected the Hoosiers to be the No. 16 team in the country. They then talk how Nebraska can win this game, and should the Huskers aim for or avoid a shootout with the Hoosiers. The three talk if Indiana can sustain the momentum they have gained so far this season, and the difference in Curt Cignetti and Matt Rhule's approach to building a team. The crew talks when Nebraska football will have its moment in the sun. They talk whether the Husker defense hold strong against the Hoosier offense and what would look like a good day for the Blackshirts. Will special teams be an asset or hindrance this week? How important is it for the Huskers to take an early lead? The crew moves onto basketball and how Nebraska women's basketball is ranked in the preseason AP poll. How good can Amy Williams' team be this season without Jaz Shelley, but with Britt Prince and Allison Weidner.  They talk baseball and the excitement around the program during the Red-White Scrimmages. The crew closes out with their picks.

Parents say it's time airlines stopped sending airfare prices sky high during the school holidays so they don't have to take their kids out of school to nab cheaper fares. It's the first week of the school holidays and thousands more people are travelling around the country and overseas - but many timed their flights during the school term, Amy Williams has the story.

The deadline is looming for Auckland Council's buyout of properties damaged in the 2023 Anniversary weekend floods, but so far only half of those affected have signed up. Amy has been talking to a Kainga Ora tenant furious that she was not told her house was on a flood plain, and then she was moved to a house where there'd been a shooting, that she was not told about. Also Amy looks at Mayor Wayne Brown's proposed second harbour crossing, and talks to Kathryn about a globally recognised rock attraction at Muriwai.

On today's episode of Embracing Your Season, Paige welcomes friend, motivational speaker, and author of Worth Seeing, Amy Williams. Amy is a certified Gang Intervention Specialist, a youth ministry veteran of over 29 years, and currently the Project Coordinator for the Ilinois Youth Center for New Life Centers Chicagoland. Paige and Amy discuss God's heart for the marginalized and why the church has a responsibility for serving these groups. Amy shares that a growing number of young people are experiencing hopelessness which means they have no plans or dreams for their futures - but that we as followers of Christ carry hope wherever we go! It should be our joy and great privilege to share the light, peace, worth, and belonging we have in Him. Paige's Takeaways:People are NOT ProjectsIf we see people as problems to fix, the relationship dynamic shifts. Most of the time, people just need us to sit with them and show empathy. We can't and shouldn't try to change people - only God can do that!We Never Know Their StoryOftentimes we allow our ignorance to place a judgment over their present circumstance - when in reality, we have no idea what led them to this place. Lean in with compassion and ask questions. Be willing to learn - and be wrong.We Already BelongEven if we don't know the full story, there's usually a catalyst that has led people to their current situation - and most of the time, it stems from a desire to belong.As followers of Jesus - we already belong! We are chosen, we are beloved, we have worth and value simply because Jesus loves us. We don't have to strive or perform our way into belonging!This point is particularly important while raising your kids. When they know to whom they belong, it's not as easy to be swayed or tempted by different crowds with the lure of “belonging”. Teach them whose they are and instill the worth and value that Jesus has placed on them - on each of us.Resources:Paige ClingenpeelQuestions About the Podcast? Email: paigeclingenpeel@gmail.comFacebook: @Paige ClingenpeelInstagram: @paigeclingenpeelYouTube: Embracing Your Season Sponsored by HomeWordSponsored by: HomeWordDonate to HomeWordConnect with Amy Williams:Website: https://www.ahopedealer.org/IG: @ahopedealerEmail: ahopedealer@gmail.comBooks:Worth Seeing: Viewing Others Through God's Eyes: https://a.co/d/1YfNVV3Keywords/Hashtags:#embracingyourseason #podcast #podcastcommunity #paigeclingenpeel #homeword #pfcaudiovideo #hopedealer #amywilliams #worthseeing #marginalized #poor #incarcerated #gangs #worth #value #youngpeople #service #connection #intention #hope #behope #bemorelikeJesus

An Auckland woman is angry she was not told the house Kainga Ora moved her into after last year's storm had been the scene of a shooting. The state housing agency said they didn't disclose that information because they believed there was no ongoing safety risk, Amy Williams has the story.

In this episode, James hosts Amy Williams. Amy is a "hope dealer" working with teens involved in gangs in the Chicagoland area. Here book titled Worth Seeing: Viewing Others Through God's Eyes offers stories of her time in ministry and encourages Christians to see ourselves and others as Christ see us. James and Amy discuss some of the challenges of working between gangs and churches, as well as the promise Amy sees in young men and women who learn to look with eyes that see and listen with ears that hear. To connect with James, visit usefultogod.com or get his latest book Serpents and Doves: Christians, Politics, and the Art of Bearing Witness on amazon.com. You can also take the Serpents and Doves online course here. You can purchase Amy's book at ivpress.com (use IVPPOD20 for a 20% discount).   Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.