Podcast appearances and mentions of beth casey

Beth, Emily and Ash discuss guilt and redemption in the much beloved third installment of the Bioshock franchise: Bioshock Infinite. They get into Comstock’s journey and the actions he reckons with as well as their own stories. Follow Choose Your Character on Twitch Choose Your Character is produced by Beth Casey, Emily Asaro, Ashtyn Davis […]

On the inaugural episode of Noteworthy, host Miranda Baumann talks with AU senior Beth Casey of local punk-grunge band Cirls on the band's inspiration, sound, and growth from a basement band to performing at Songbyrd.

Beth Casey, Marketing Cloud Lead – Enterprise Accounts in Africa and Paul Islam, Account Executive in Data & Identity Solutions across EMEA, talk about the evolution of DMPs (Data Management Platforms) within the new marketing era and how we can leverage it's power to deliver intelligent data to drive future business growth.

Beth Casey, Marketing Cloud Lead – Enterprise Accounts in Africa and Paul Islam, Account Executive in Data & Identity Solutions across EMEA, talk about the evolution of DMPs (Data Management Platforms) within the new marketing era and how we can leverage it's power to deliver intelligent data to drive future business growth. Webpage · Instagram Page

Beth, Emily and Ash are put on the proverbial stand as they justify, explain and defend the choices they made in THE ELDER SCROLLS IV: OBLIVION. Check out the episodes from season one and the mobile games mini-season! Follow Choose Your Character on Twitter Choose Your Character is produced by Beth Casey, Emily Asaro, Ashtyn Davis […]

The tri-force of Beth, Emily & Ash explore social relationships through The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina fo Time and The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask. Check out the episodes from season one and the mobile games mini-season! Choose Your Character is produced by Beth Casey, Emily Asaro, Ashtyn Davis & Kent M. Wilhelm and is […]

Beth, Emily & Ash discuss their emotionally draining experience with Doki Doki Literature Club! Check out the episodes from season one and the mobile games mini-season! Choose Your Character is produced by Beth Casey, Emily Asaro, Ashtyn Davis & Kent M. Wilhelm and is part of The Atlantic Transmission. Follow Choose Your Character on Twitter […]

Season two kicks off with a party! Beth, Emily and Ash explore their competitive sides through the long-running mini-game series Mario Party. Check out the episodes from season one and the mobile games mini-season! Choose Your Character is produced by Beth Casey, Emily Asaro, Ashtyn Davis & Kent M. Wilhelm and is part of The […]

We kick off our mini season on mobile games with Beth’s favorite, Choices: Stories You Play; where Beth, Emily and Ash learn that one choice can change everything. Check out the episodes from our first sseason! Choose Your Character is produced by Beth Casey, Emily Asaro, Ashtyn Davis & Kent M. Wilhelm and is part […]

Choose Your Character is a podcast that explores identity through video games. Each episode, hosts Beth Casey, Emily Asaro and Ashtyn Davis explore a different video game and discuss what the characters and choices reveal about themselves. Subscribe now!

With the 6 Nations in full swing this conversation couldn't come out at a better time. Out of the thousand's of people playing elite level sport, very few make it to the top. In an instant your professional sporting career can end and you have to start again. This episode is "Part 2" of our conversation with former Gloucester professional rugby player turned Tech Startup Founder Shane Monahan. My co-host for this episode Beth Casey comes into her own as she subtly, but expertly steers the conversation away from rugby and into topics like the importance of strong leadership, and what does that look like, dealing with a crisis of identity and the dangers of poor communication. While professional sport forms the backbone of this conversation there are some excellent life, business and career lessons that can be applied to all walks of life. Thanks again to Beth Casey for co-hosting and adding the much needed female voice and Shane for joining us to share his story with our audience. Shownotes: 3:30 Life as a start up CEO 5:00 Hustle Culture 6:35 It's easy to sell the truth 8:30 Dealing with rejection 10:30 Leadership 14:30 Having a clear vision / life purpose 17:20 Johnny May: Mad Man or Genius? 18:30 Do it all over again 27:30 Communication 33:00 Industry 'norms' 35:45 Great leaders instill confidence 39:00 Earning the respect of your peers 40:30 Identity crisis 49:30 A happy team or a hard working team 51:30 Getting perspective from trauma 62:30 Beth dealing with her own identity crisis 68:30 It's good to talk 76:30 The Conspiracy

If you're a sports fan or interested in innovative technology and the dynamic start-up culture - this episode is a must listen! Part 1 of 2: This was a fascinating conversation for a couple of reasons. We had our first non-SAP guest and our first founder / CEO on the podcast. Shane Monahan is the founder and CEO of the 'social audio' app LIMOR. 'Social audio' is an entirely new concept that Shane has created and he has big ambitions and ideas for Limor and how it will capitalise on the next evolution of the social media which will centre around voice and audio. Shane has had a colourful career to date and he tells us his story of his life as a professional rugby player in Ireland and England. He has an art and design business and even had a brief stint as an amateur Mixed Martial Artist. We discuss how all those experiences, especially the mental and physical struggles that come with a career in professional sport, have helped him pursue his vision for Limor . Shane clearly explains exactly what 'social audio' is, the infinite future applications and commercial possibilities for the platform and how he sell his vision to the London based VC community. Finally, a very special thank you to the brilliant Beth Casey for joining me as co-host for this episode as Charlie was unable to attend the recording.

Does working with color excite you? Are you curious about what it takes to manufacture hand-dyed yarns?  If so, listen in as  Kara Gott Warner interviews Beth Casey, owner of Lorna's Laces, one of the first hand-dyed yarn companies, about her fulfilling and creative work in her wonderful world of yarn.    Beth Casey, business owner and entrepreneur, has been supplying the globe with colorful yarns since 2003. This has afforded her the special advantage of witnessing a new wave of thinking in the way we look at yarn. Ten years later, she introduced Mrs. Crosby, releasing a  whole new range of vibrant possibilities. Listen and find out more about the ins and outs of what happens behind the scenes in the exciting business of running a yarn company, in this week's episode of Power Purls Podcast.   Join Kara and Beth as they discuss:   What prompted Beth to start a hand-dyed yarn company. The fun process of choosing and putting together the colors for a season. How Beth's company manages to keep its finger on the pulse of current trends and tastes. What distinguishes Beth's company from the other ones, from a business perspective. Where Beth's job satisfaction lies. Why Beth chooses to keep her company small. The importance of remaining positive. The delicate balance involved in taking responsible risks. How Beth overcame her notion that she was not born creative. Beth's advice when it comes to choosing color. Beth's take on the TNNA. (The National Needle Arts Association) The difference between Mrs. Crosby and Lorna's Laces. The fabulous surprise giveaway to a lucky listener.     Links:   Lorna's Laces: www.lornaslaces.net   Mrs. Crosby:  www.mrscrosbyplays.com   Give-away: powerpurlspodcast.com/bethcasey

Kathy talks with Beth Casey. Kirsten announces the next CAL. (Running Time 28:08)

Kathy & Steve talk with Beth Casey of Lornas Laces. Kathy & Pixie start the Slipper Sock KAL. (Running Time 27:54)