Podcast appearances and mentions of andrea boyd

On The Space Show for Wednesday, 18 October 2023: Space Show News: Shenzhou 17 to launch to the Tiangong space station on 26 October 55th anniversary of Apollo 7: Walter Cunningham, Apollo 7 astronaut, relates the story of the splashdown of the first manned Apollo mission 55 years ago. (Insert courtesy AAB) Gail Illes, RMIT University, Melbourne and Andrea Boyd, ISS Flight Controller at the European Space Agency, Germany discuss: human spaceflight in the age of private spaceflight; space beer from Australia; food; mental health; astronaut qualifications and working in the space industry. (Recorded at Scienceworks, Spotswood) Psyche Launched: The launch of the Psyche spacecraft, and how it will study asteroid 16 Psyche. (Inserts courtesy JPL) NASA's Mark Kirasich, Deputy Associate Administrator, Artemis Campaign Development Division and Prasun Desai, Deputy Associate Administrator, Space Technology Mission Directorate on the Artemis 3 mission plan: technology development; powering Artemis; contingencies. (Inserts courtesy NASA)

On The Space Show for Wednesday, 16 August 2023: Space Show News: Aditya-L1: India's first solar mission expected to launch on 26 August Updates on the progress of Chandrayaan-3 and Luna 25 missions Where should the Artemis program land on the Moon? Harrison Schmitt, geologist and Apollo 17 astronaut makes his recommendations on where Artemis should land, the science questions and priorities to be addressed, and the sample mix that should be collected. (This item is an extract from episode 26 of Lunar Science in the Artemis Era available in this podcast feed). Opportunities for Australia in Space: Naomi Mathers, Space Industry Association of Australia; Andrea Boyd, European Space Agency; moderated by Mike Thompson, astronomer, Backyard AstroScience (Recorded at Science Works Museum, Spotswood): Will Australia build its own global positioning system? Should Australia do niche projects or be a Jack-of-all-trades? Space science Space situational awareness What caused the rapid growth in the space industry in Australia? Defence uses of space Building things to leave Earth-orbit Will global players set up branches in Australia? The need for robust Internet infrastructure in Australia. Mars Observer: Marking the 30th anniversary of the explosion of the Mars Observer spacecraft as it was about to enter orbit about Mars.

Welcome to a Cosmos Insights podcast, where we talk to scientists in Australia about the impact of their work.Andrea Boyd knew she wanted to work in the space field since she first saw Star Trek as a kid. The South Australian has ended up in a career as close to space as possible without leaving the ground.Boyd is the ‘EUROCOM' flight controller at the European Space Agency (ESA), meaning she's the person who gets to talk to the astronauts on the ISS.Cosmos Science Journalist Jacinta Bowler talked to Andrea Boyd about how she feels about being the Aussie ‘voice to space' and what it's like hanging out with astronauts all day. and a great video with Andrea Boyd. Find the science of everything at the Cosmos Magazine website and a great video with Andrea Boyd.Subscribe to Cosmos Magazine (print) or the Cosmos WeeklyWatch and listen to all our Cosmos BriefingsSpecial 10% discount on Cosmos magazine print subscriptions (1 or 2 year), or 1 year Cosmos Weekly subscriptions for Cosmos Briefing podcast listeners!  Use coupon code COSMOSPOD in our shop.

Martha Kastler has been struggling to create bridges in her community. Looking to expand her wellness coaching to a more diverse audience, Martha connected with Cate to find efficient ways to do it, and strategies to overcome resistance. In this Yoga Health Coaching episode, you will learn about the benefits of measuring success both for yourself and your clients, how to organize your free talks to create new leads for your business, and how to introduce the habits of Ayurveda to a new audience. What you'll get out of tuning in: How to identify evidence of success How to overcome resistance How to prepare for a free talk Links Mentioned in Episode: Take the How to Fascinate Quiz Learn about VUCA Watch the free Masterclass Have a free Career Conversation Show Highlights: Using free talks to create new leads Introducing the habits to new people Identifying the changes people want to make Timestamps: 0:39 Creating bridges between different teachings 5:09 Identifying the evidence of success 10:11 Overcoming resistance and looking for your why 15:24 Preparing for your free talks Guest Bio Martha's initial 250hr yoga training was in 2009 in Blacksburg, VA with Blue Ridge Massage and Yoga. There she studied Ashtanga Yoga with Jeff Tiebout. In 2016 Martha completed a 250hr Jivamukti based training with Andrea Boyd and Jeffrey Cohen in Charleston, SC. Having suffered numerous traumas and physical injuries, yoga was the first practice that showed Martha she has the potential for self-healing. The deep focused practice of intentional movement and breath awakened a profound desire to heal and be of service. Martha became fascinated with breath, energy and meditation. Powerful releases in yoga lead her to the subtle healing modality of Restorative Breathwork®. Having a profound healing through Restorative Breathwork® she pursued the extensive 2.5 year study with Kathleen Barratt and became a certified facilitator in 2013. Simultaneously, she embarked on a 3 year training with Kathleen's energy teacher world renowned Mietek Wirkus, and was certified the same year at the master level in Bioenergy. More recently in 2018, she completed certification in a powerful psychosensory technique called Havening® and in 2019 she received her Ayurvedic Wellness Coaching certificate from Katie Silcox's Shakti School. Along with her trainings she is devoted to and supported by the Kriya lineage as a student of the Self Realization Fellowship. She is learning in this school of life in her own way and embracing challenges on the path as opportunities. She enjoys facilitating healing sessions using her unique skill set and exploring and teaching various styles of yoga: gentle, flow, ashtanga short form, somatics, hatha, restorative, and meditation. Off the mat Martha is often frolicking in the woods, mushroom hunting, saying hello to forest friends or moon bathing, she's falling in love with food and cooking what nourishes her, she loves chanting, dancing, a little biking and backpacking, and chillin with her two one eyed cats.

In this episode we explore another fascinating space career. Andrea Boyd coordinates ESA's European Communicator and Medical Operations (Eurocom) team. Based at ESA's European Astronaut Centre in Cologne, Germany, Eurocoms are the voice of Europe in space – providing a vital link between experts on Earth and astronauts in orbit. Think "Houston we have a problem" except, in this case, the call sign is Munich.  In her role, Andrea is is regular contact with astronauts from all International Space Station partners. She also works closely with a wide range of scientists, engineers, flight controllers, medical experts and others on the ground to ensure everything runs smoothly in orbit. Tune in to hear more about her pathway to space and other opportunities available at ESA.  This episode is part of our astronaut selection series. Visit esa.int/YourWayToSpace to find out more and apply before 28 May 2021. 

Andrea Boyd grew up loving the science fiction series Star Trek. And when she wasn't at school, conducting science experiments or staring at the TV, she was staring at the sky.

Andrea Boyd grew up loving the science fiction series Star Trek. And when she wasn't at school, conducting science experiments or staring at the TV, she was staring at the sky. But when the world's best engineers built the International Space Station, Andrea realised science fact was better than science fiction. She worked hard to become their only Aussie flight controller, talking to the astronauts who lived in the space station as it orbited Earth. But Andrea didn't stop there — she wanted to bring space exploration to Australia. She convinced the country's leading academics, businesspeople, and the government to open the Australian Space Agency. Narrated by netballer and physiotherapy student, Gabi Simpson. Extra narration by Peggy Webber.

Andrea Boyd grew up loving the science fiction series Star Trek. And when she wasn't at school, conducting science experiments or staring at the TV, she was staring at the sky. But when the world's best engineers built the International Space Station, Andrea realised science fact was better than science fiction. She worked hard to become their only Aussie flight controller, talking to the astronauts who lived in the space station as it orbited Earth. But Andrea didn't stop there — she wanted to bring space exploration to Australia. She convinced the country's leading academics, businesspeople, and the government to open the Australian Space Agency. Narrated by netballer and physiotherapy student, Gabi Simpson. Extra narration by Peggy Webber.

Andrea Boyd grew up loving the science fiction series Star Trek. And when she wasn't at school, conducting science experiments or staring at the TV, she was staring at the sky. But when the world's best engineers built the International Space Station, Andrea realised science fact was better than science fiction. She worked hard to become their only Aussie flight controller, talking to the astronauts who lived in the space station as it orbited Earth. But Andrea didn't stop there — she wanted to bring space exploration to Australia. She convinced the country's leading academics, businesspeople, and the government to open the Australian Space Agency. Narrated by netballer and physiotherapy student, Gabi Simpson. Extra narration by Peggy Webber.

A catastrophic fire aboard the International Space Station, how do the astronauts deal with this critical emergency? Andrea Boyd is a voice from Earth for those aboard the ISS, and someone who is trained and skilled in dealing with some of the world's most critical engineering challenges. As a Flight Operations Engineer, it's Andrea's job to handle any and all safety, logistical and communication procedures for the ISS and its crew. Andrea works in tandem with several other stations across the US, Japan, Russia and Europe - she is required to speak both English and Russian fluently, all whilst living in Germany.  On this week's episode, Dr Chris Maguire talks to Andrea about her love for space and where it all began, before breaking down what she had to learn and overcome to live out her dream of working for the European Space Agency.  For exclusive video content and a behind the scenes look at the show, follow us on Instagram: instagram.com/theriskequationpodcast/?hl=en Follow Chris:  https://linktr.ee/chris_r_maguire The Risk Equation is edited and produced by Edward Gooden.   

Jay Mac, the founder and chef of the Kind Kitchen in Cape Town has proudly lived a vegan lifestyle since 2010. His yoga journey and the understanding that change in the world can only happen from within, inspired him to embark on his culinary journey. He studied at the Natural Epicurean School of Culinary Arts in Austin Texas in 2013, under the tutelage of fellow South African Inge Bothma. Jay is also the writer and director of the documentary, What is Real? The Story of Jivamukti Yoga. In this episode, Yoga Vegan's Holly Skodis and Jay Mac discuss the following:Fallen Gurus & YogisKaro Tak YIV Podcast Episode 25Earthlings DocumentaryJivamukti YogaVegan comfort food What is Real? The Story of Jivamukti Yoga Satsang Yoga with Andrea Boyd and Jeffrey CohenKip Anderson and Cowspiracy Keegan KuhnTeacher trainings and opportunities for growthFilming What Is Real with Sharon Gannon and David LifeLady Ruth and Russell SimmonsAustin Sanderson YIV episode 77Alan WattsConnect with Jay:Instagram @thekindkitchen Facebook: @tkkwoodstockWebsite: thekindtichen.co.zaFilm: What is Real? The Story of Jivamukti Yoga

آندریا بوید (Andrea Boyd)، مسئول کنترل پرواز در آژانس فضایی اروپاست. او که متولد آدلاید است، هشت سال پیش کارش را در این مرکز در کشور آلمان شروع کرد. فضانوردان مستقر در ایستگاه فضایی بین المللی، روزشان را با شنیدن صدای احوال پرسی و لهجه استرالیایی او از زمین آغاز می کنند، صدایی که خود او به شوخی آن را «صدای زمین» می نامد.

Pausing can seem unproductive, but stillness can change everything. Coach of the Month Martha Kastler talks about how space has helped her be more present. What you'll get out of tuning in: How YHC changes your life How dynamic groups help you evolve How embracing the habits helps you thrive Links Mentioned in Episode: Find the Money Course Watch the Masterclass Show Highlights: Martha shares how pausing is lifechanging  Martha talks about enrolment calls Martha shares her next vision for herself Timestamps: 1:08 Expectations about YHC 13:05 Lessons in living the habits  17:30 The story behind the Amazing Martha Guest BIO: Martha's initial 250hr yoga training was in 2009 in Blacksburg, VA with Blue Ridge Massage and Yoga. There she studied Ashtanga Yoga with Jeff Tiebout. In 2016 Martha completed a 250hr Jivamukti based training with Andrea Boyd and Jeffrey Cohen in Charleston, SC. Having suffered numerous traumas and physical injuries, yoga was the first practice that showed Martha she has the potential for self-healing. The deep focused practice of intentional movement and breath awakened a profound desire to heal and be of service. Martha became fascinated with breath, energy and meditation. Powerful releases in yoga lead her to the subtle healing modality of Restorative Breathwork®. Having a profound healing through Restorative Breathwork® she pursued the extensive 2.5 year study with Kathleen Barratt and became a certified facilitator in 2013. Simultaneously, she embarked on a 3 year training with Kathleen's energy teacher world renowned Mietek Wirkus, and was certified the same year at the master level in Bioenergy. More recently in 2018, she completed certification in a powerful psychosensory technique called Havening® and in 2019 she received her Ayurvedic Wellness Coaching certificate from Katie Silcox's Shakti School. Along with her trainings she is devoted to and supported by the Kriya lineage as a student of the Self Realization Fellowship. She is learning in this school of life in her own way and embracing challenges on the path as opportunities. She enjoys facilitating healing sessions using her unique skill set and exploring and teaching various styles of yoga: gentle, flow, ashtanga short form, somatics, hatha, restorative, and meditation. Off the mat Martha is often frolicking in the woods, mushroom hunting, saying hello to forest friends or moon bathing, she's falling in love with food and cooking what nourishes her, she loves chanting, dancing, a little biking and backpacking, and chillin with her two one eyed cats.

Today’s guest features the fabulous Andrea Boyd and I was a huge fan of hers before she became a client. In this episode you’re going to get a unique, behind-the-scenes look at what went wrong during your first launch and how she was able to turn it around using the TBD method™.   Andrea is a top YouTube influencer in the online hair and beauty space, with over 60,000 global followers and supporters. After picking up a camera and showing ladies how to take care of their “relaxed” hair, she spent years building a profitable and sustainable brand. With her audience wanting more, she realized she could have a greater impact as a coach and teacher.   Andrea’s ability to create solid content marketing strategies with visual storytelling while monetizing her message is now being used for the benefit of her many satisfied clients.   Key Highlights of the Episode This episode was extremely actionable and insightful. Here are a few key highlights: Don’t be afraid to show your flaws - Rather than projecting an image of perfection, Andrea showed her audience what was going on behind the scenes and allowed them to see her flaws. This took a lot of pressure off her. The importance of investing in yourself - Andrea has never been afraid to invest in herself. When she felt she’d pushed things as far as she could on her own, she enrolled in Leverage, which gave her the ability to better serve clients while scaling her business. Overcoming resistance - Andrea admits that she has had to overcome a lot of resistance along the way. Whether it’s simplifying her sales process or increasing her prices, her willingness to make changes in her mindset has allowed her to evolve. What are you teaching your clients? - Changing the way she taught her clients was a real game-changer for Andrea. She shifted her mindset from teaching people what to do to teaching them how to think. She now attracts clients who are enthusiastic and are willing to go after what they want. Making business friends - By talking to various members of our Facebook Group, Andrea has forged amazing friendships with like-minded individuals that are on a similar path, improving her effectiveness in business and enriching her life. And lots more! Tune in now.  This episode is brought to you by ACUITY SCHEDULING:   Support for our show today came from Acuity Scheduling.    We are all ready to make more money and serve more people, but if you are in an email ping-pong game with potential clients, struggling to schedule your next call, you need Acuity Scheduling.   Acuity Scheduling is your online assistant, working 24/7 to manage your schedule.   Click the link below and sign up to receive a 45 Day FREE TRIAL.

Lauren Gomez and Andrea Boyd join Josh Palet and Braulio Gallegos to share their thoughts on the friend zone along with what turns them off and on. 

Andrea Boyd came on the show and shared her Mental Health profession with working with children. Her and Alec shared ways to cope with mental health and how to indentify a good therapist.

Stargazing Live on ABC TV gathered astronomers and astrophysicists for three nights of discoveries and record-breaking observation. Join Alan as he explores the Siding Spring Observatory, where Amanda worked, and asks these professional stargazers (plus one red-haired comedian) what makes them feel Cosmic Vertigo. Featuring Karlie Noon, Fred Watson, Becky Smethurst, Greg Quicke, Andrea Boyd, Amalia Sicardi, Tim Minchin and Kumi Taguchi.

The sharp-eyed amongst my listeners will have noted the reference to "2001 - A Space Odyssey" in the title of this podcast. Whilst certainly no HAL 9000, Andrea Boyd is one of the controllers of the International Space Station, albeit from the relative comfort and safety of Cologne, Germany, Planet Earth.Andrea was visiting Australia to help lobby for the establishment of an Australian Space Agency (plus some other things). I managed to catch up with her and her busy schedule to hear how a girl from Adelaide has made it so far in the Space Industry. And what we might expect in the future from Australia's nascent Space Sector.

Andrea Boyd hält den Kontakt zu den Astronauten auf der Internationalen Raumstation. Eines Tages möchte sie ohne Rückflugticket zum Mars fliegen. Im Gespräch mit Max Rauner erklärt sie, warum.