Podcast appearances and mentions of beth lewis

In this episode of Confessions of a Book Collector, David Headley sits down with the wildly talented Beth Lewis to explore her stunning new novel, The Rush - a gripping historical crime thriller set during the Yukon Gold Rush of 1898. Beth shares what drew her to this icy, lawless frontier and why she chose to spotlight the extraordinary women who braved it. From real-life inspiration and wild west research (including actual gold panning!) to the craft of building unforgettable characters, Beth opens up about her creative process, queer representation in fiction, and the beauty of writing women who refuse to be overlooked. Whether you're here for the history, the mystery, or the pure love of books, this is a conversation you won't want to miss.

Beth Lewis joins Bruce and Lady La and shares her concerns regarding Arizona's Empowerment Scholarship Account program.

Beth Lewis, Director of Save our Schools Arizona joins the show to explain how shes thinks the Trump administration has thrown our schools into chaos

Gabby welcomes professional trainer and movement specialist, Beth Lewis. Known for her work with high-profile clients like Dr. Peter Atiyah and Hugh Jackman, Beth dives deep into her unique philosophy on fitness, emphasizing the importance of mobility, injury prevention, and overall movement quality over simply building muscle or burning calories. Beth's background as a professional dancer, coupled with her research-driven approach to fitness, has led her to develop innovative training methods that challenge conventional wisdom. Whether you're a high-level athlete or someone simply trying to improve your overall fitness, Beth's holistic approach offers valuable insights for everyone. This conversation covers everything from the importance of fluid movement in aging, to novel conditioning techniques, and her work integrating movement with brain health. Sponsors: OneSkin: Get 15% off OneSkin with the code REECE at  https://www.oneskin.co/ #oneskinpod Bon Charge: My listeners get 15% off when you order from boncharge.com and use my exclusive promo code GABBY at checkout LolaVie: Get 15% off LolaVie with code GABBY at https://www.lolavie.com/GABBY! #lolaviepod Introduction to Beth Lewis and Her Approach [00:00:00 - 00:05:00] Gabby introduces Beth Lewis and sets up the conversation about training and mobility. Movement and Mobility for Successful Aging [00:05:01 - 00:15:00] Beth discusses the importance of movement quality as we age and why mobility is often overlooked in fitness. Brain Health Through Movement [00:15:01 - 00:25:00] Beth dives into how specific movements can enhance brain function and protect against cognitive decline. The Role of Conditioning and Neuromuscular Health [00:25:01 - 00:35:00] Beth explains the connection between movement and the brain, emphasizing the power of mental conditioning exercises. Training for Real-Life Movement, Not Just Looks [00:35:01 - 00:45:00] Beth shares her philosophy on fitness, focusing on real-world applications of strength and flexibility over aesthetic goals. Practical Tips for Better Movement and Injury Prevention [00:45:01 - 00:55:00] Beth wraps up with some practical advice for improving your movement patterns and staying injury-free. More From Beth Lewis: Get additional information and learn more about her classes through https://www.bethlewismoves.shop/ Follow Beth on Instagram @bethlewisfit Everything Gabby Reece: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@GabbyReece Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gabbyreece/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@gabbyreeceofficial Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/OfficialGabrielleReece/ Gabby Reece Website - https://gabriellereece.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Why did an Arizona school board deny free money for mental health services? Beth Lewis calls in and tries to explain why.

We dive into some areas that saw cuts in the state budget. We talk to people who will see those cuts first-hand about how it will affect their work and those they serve. GUESTS: Kris Mayes, (D) Arizona Attorney General, Chelsea McGuire, Assistant Director of External Affairs at WIFA, Beth Lewis, Director of Save our Schools AZ

On the Busting Board today is Arizona's ESA program- vouchers by a new name- exposed in this recent CNN article. Beth Lewis, contributor to the CNN article, seasoned educator, mom, Executive Director of Save Our Schools (SOS) Arizona, and first time Pencil Buster is here to break it down. What's so bad about these voucher systems and how do they really affect public education? Dr. Tim, Dr. Johnny, and Beth deliver a Voucher 101 lesson. Busted Pencils is a part of the Civic Media radio network and airs Monday through Friday from 6-7 pm across Wisconsin. Subscribe to the podcast to be sure not to miss out on a single episode! To learn more about the show and all of the programming across the Civic Media network, head over to https://civicmedia.us/shows to see the entire broadcast line up. Follow the show on Facebook, X and Instagram to keep up with Dr. Tim, Dr. Johnny and the show! Guests: Dr. Tim Slekar, Dr. Johnny Lupinacci, Beth Lewis

On the podcast today, Beth Lewis, LPC-S, founder and creative director of Vervewell joins us. Beth believes therapy is for everyone. At Vervewell, therapists foster therapy as self-care. In this episode: Who is Beth? Vervewell's Philosophy on Counseling Our Partnership SHEEN Method Mental health as part of wellness Removing the stigma from mental health **This is not medical advice, just medical education. Please ask your doctor medical questions as they pertain to your specific situation. Educational purposes only. #SkyWomensHealth #HealthPodcast #WomenEmpowerment #Vervewell #TherapyIsForEveryone #MentalHealthMatters #SelfCareThroughTherapy Dr. Carolyn Moyers, DO is a board certified OBGYN and Neuromusculoskeletal Medicine physician, and founder of Sky Women's Health, a boutique practice in Fort Worth, Texas. Welcome to the Sky Women community where we are all stronger together. COME SAY HI!!! Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/skywomenshealth https://www.instagram.com/drcarolynmoyers Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/skywomenshealth Email: hello@skywomenshealth.com Sky Women's Health: 1125 S Henderson St, Fort Worth, TX 76104 To become a patient: email hello@skywomenshealth.com or call 817-915-9803. Listen to the SKY WOMEN PODCAST here: ITUNES: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/sky-women/id1541657642  SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/show/79VnnWYtGJwlB7NrjBck7o?si=qWXpiBtPSS6OVOt0ki8EiQ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/skywomenshealth/message

Beth Lewis explains how Governor Hobbs wants to raise teacher pay. 

Beth Lewis joins Barry Markson to talk about Governor Hobbs' plan for Empowerment Scholarship Account Voucher Program transparency and accountability.

Beth Lewis joins Mike to talk about the new proposal to give Arizona public school teachers a raise.

We spoke to Beth Lewis and Nicky Indicavitch from Save Our Schools Arizona about the state of public education in Arizona. Arizona has a universal voucher program despite the public overwhelmingly voting against it when it came on the ballot. Beth fills us in on the struggles that teachers face as they experience a years-long defunding of public education. Nicky reveals what witnessing that process felt like as a parent watching her childrens' schools face repeated budget cuts. They offer us new perspectives on what a voucher program would mean to families and what it looks like as a taxpayer to see those collective funds used for frivolous expenses. Finally, both Beth and Nicky generously share kind words and encouragement for Texans and caution us not to compromise. They, and their organization, are incredible resources for understanding the reality of the voucher scam. Follow Save our Schools Arizona here.Find our resource guide here. If you'd like to help us keep this critical content coming, donate here. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In part two of two, Mike O'Neil continues his discussion with Erika Donalds and Beth Lewis on the debate around school voucher programs, getting schools ample resources, how the First Amendment plays into which schools get attention, and more.  Listen to Part 1 here: http://bitly.ws/S9NX Find more from Dr. Mike O'Neil at https://mikeoneil.org/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In part one of two, Mike O'Neil is joined by Erika Donalds, Florida education activist and OptimaEd CEO, and Beth Lewis, career teacher and executive director of Save Our Schools Arizona. Together, they explore what the movement behind school choice really entails, how parents should evaluate their kids' teachers, and more.  Find more from Dr. Mike O'Neil at https://mikeoneil.org/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mike talks about his conversations with Beth Lewis and Superintendent Horne about the sustainability of the Empowerment Scholarship Account program.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Beth Lewis joins Mike to talk about the ESA program and if the program is sustainable.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Updates on the weekend's culture news and current affairs with Emma Nelson. British classical-music radio and television broadcaster Petroc Trelawny reviews the papers, French journalist Agnès Poirier discusses France's debt and Monocle's Monica Lillis speaks with author Beth Lewis about cults.

Life as professional rugby players is certainly different for some of the Wales Women players preparing to face England in front of a sell out crowd. Lock Abbie Fleming contrasts it with her time working in the NHS during the Covid crisis, wing Lisa Neumann does not miss the eight hour round trips for training, while we also hear back rower Beth Lewis on how she uses her sports psychology qualifications. Cardiff Director of Rugby Dai Young has been there and done most things, but he is looking forward to a new experience in Judgement Day.

Beth Lewis joins Mike to discuss the Empower Hotline and the proposed changes to the Empowerment Scholarship Account.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

If you own a business and you suspect that an employee is in a domestic violent situation, how can you help?Your employee is already feeling vulnerable and work may be the only place he or she feels safe and confident.  An employer want to be empathetic but not intrusive, right? How can a business help their employee? The Standing-Firm.org organization helps businesses to fashion helpful company policies to aid employees suffering under domestic violence.  Have a Listen.On the Standing-firm website is a fabulous video where domestic violent survivors share their inspiring stories and a point of view that you may not have considered. More information about the Standing-Firm organization and our guest Beth Lewis at the link or contact Beth directly at contactsf@standing-firm.org. Claudine Wolk Substack: Get Your Book Seen and SoldClaudine Wolk Website: ClaudineWolk.comClaudine's Instagram - @ClaudineWolk

Today's guests include: Ben Wikler,Mark Maxwell, Beth Lewis, and Sam Levine.

This week, on Inside the Skev, we sit down Jennifer LaMell Goldstone from Horwitch, Goldstone & Shaw, Deanne Cooper from Fidelity National Title Insurance and Beth Lewis from CrossCountry Mortgage. We speak about the work of attorneys, title companies and lenders, how these industries support real estate investments here locally in Chicago and the United States. We also discuss the current state of the real estate market in February 2023. This episode was also released on my global podcast, The Real Estate Diplomat.According to Beth Lewis, she issued the following update regarding the mortgage market:Mortgage rates jumped to their highest levels in a month this week because of last Friday's Jobs report. Due to most of the focus being on inflation and the possible Fed rate increase, it was easy to overlook employment which is the other marker the Fed uses to gauge the strength of the economy. The most recent jobs report showed that there were more than 500k new jobs created. Pandemic years aside, this quarter typically sees a reduction in job creations and increased unemployment due to seasonal holiday jobs ending. The expectation was for 185K new jobs so 517K really blew predictions out of the water. Right now any positive economic news is bad for rates, and while the volatility is stressful we have to remember the opportunity it gives us to be advisors to our clients.For clients concerned with the raising Fed Funds rate, remind them that this does not impact mortgage loans. The Fed rate is separate, it is the rate that banks charge other for overnight loans controlled by the Fed Reserve. Typically changes to the Fed Funds rates are reflected in advance of the actual changes and there were no changes to mortgage rates due to last week's increase. One indicator that the economy is slowing is the unemployment report from this week. It increased new filings by 13k over December's figures. It goes without saying that I would never want anyone to lose their job, but this is the second metric we should be paying attention to in order to see if we are heading towards a recession. A recession would bring lower rates. My opinion is that rates will hover right around where they have been for the last month until the Q1 earnings are released, and we have more data to really understand where the economy stands.My advice to clients right now is to concentrate on the big picture. “Why do you need to buy or sell a home today and how do we get you a payment that fits your budget?” It's impossible to time the market and we can only use the facts and tools that we have today, which are temporary buydowns and knowledge that there are many loan level price adjustments coming in April that will make home loans more expensive. We also know that rates will drop if we are in a recession and the Fed starts buying mortgage-backed securities.  None of us can know when that is or what the bottom will be, but my team is here if a refi opportunity presents itself.To learn more about the guests, go to the following websites:Jennifer LaMell Goldstone: https://www.hgslegal.com/Deanne Cooper: https://www.fntic.com/ or Deanne.Cooper@fnf.com Beth Lewis: https://crosscountrymortgage.com/Beth-Lewis-Team/Beth-Lewis/Inside the Skev is a one stop shop for all things Skokie and Evanston hosted by Aaron Masliansky. Be the first to know about local events, new podcast episodes, real estate and the latest stories about the great people in these towns by going to http://www.skevanston.com. Sign up for the newsletter and reach out to Aaron Masliansky at aaron@skevanston.com with any questions or suggestions. Be sure to also follow Inside the Skev on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter for the latest updates. To follow The Real Estate Diplomat, go to https://www.therealestatediplomat.com/

This week, on Inside the Skev, we sit down Jennifer LaMell Goldstone from Horwitch, Goldstone & Shaw, Deanne Cooper from Fidelity National Title Insurance and Beth Lewis from CrossCountry Mortgage. We speak about the work of attorneys, title companies and lenders, how these industries support real estate investments here locally in Chicago and the United States. We also discuss the current state of the real estate market in February 2023. This episode was also released on my Chicagoland podcast, Inside the Skev. According to Beth Lewis, she issued the following update regarding the mortgage market:Mortgage rates jumped to their highest levels in a month this week because of last Friday's Jobs report. Due to most of the focus being on inflation and the possible Fed rate increase, it was easy to overlook employment which is the other marker the Fed uses to gauge the strength of the economy. The most recent jobs report showed that there were more than 500k new jobs created. Pandemic years aside, this quarter typically sees a reduction in job creations and increased unemployment due to seasonal holiday jobs ending. The expectation was for 185K new jobs so 517K really blew predictions out of the water. Right now any positive economic news is bad for rates, and while the volatility is stressful we have to remember the opportunity it gives us to be advisors to our clients.For clients concerned with the raising Fed Funds rate, remind them that this does not impact mortgage loans. The Fed rate is separate, it is the rate that banks charge other for overnight loans controlled by the Fed Reserve. Typically changes to the Fed Funds rates are reflected in advance of the actual changes and there were no changes to mortgage rates due to last week's increase. One indicator that the economy is slowing is the unemployment report from this week. It increased new filings by 13k over December's figures. It goes without saying that I would never want anyone to lose their job, but this is the second metric we should be paying attention to in order to see if we are heading towards a recession. A recession would bring lower rates. My opinion is that rates will hover right around where they have been for the last month until the Q1 earnings are released, and we have more data to really understand where the economy stands.My advice to clients right now is to concentrate on the big picture. “Why do you need to buy or sell a home today and how do we get you a payment that fits your budget?” It's impossible to time the market and we can only use the facts and tools that we have today, which are temporary buydowns and knowledge that there are many loan level price adjustments coming in April that will make home loans more expensive. We also know that rates will drop if we are in a recession and the Fed starts buying mortgage-backed securities.  None of us can know when that is or what the bottom will be, but my team is here if a refi opportunity presents itself.To learn more about the guests, go to the following websites:Jennifer LaMell Goldstone: https://www.hgslegal.com/Deanne Cooper: https://www.fntic.com/ or Deanne.Cooper@fnf.comBeth Lewis: https://crosscountrymortgage.com/Beth-Lewis-Team/Beth-Lewis/To follow Inside the Skev, go to https://www.skevanston.com/Connect with Aaron Masliansky!Website: https://www.therealestatediplomat.com/LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/aaron-masliansky-4b937217/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/633849318025738Twitter: https://twitter.com/aaronmaslianskyGet engaged in this global community by joining our Facebook Group by clicking here. 

Humanities teachers have great books, and science teachers have groundbreaking experiments. In this episode, physics teacher Beth Lewis talks with Winston Brady about how science and STEM teachers can help teachers recreate some of the experiments described in Galileo's "Two New Sciences," including Galileo's "Leaning Tower of Pisa" experiment and calculating the acceleration due to gravity. Check out the Thales Press reader here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1S39rEFRHlVgV1ET_sQB_lZ2uD5ak7e3q/view?usp=share_link Want to Readers with selections from Galileo's Two New Sciences and detailed instructions on how to set up the experiments will be made available digitally to workshop participants.

A Welsh Rugby Union Podcast Extra from the Women's rugby World Cup in New Zealand, with flanker Beth Lewis and forwards coach Mike Hill.

When longtime Canadian journalist Anna Maria Tremonti was 23, she married a charming guy she met through work. He turned out to be violent, a secret Anna Maria kept from everyone, including her colleagues. This was quite a feat given his attacks would sometimes leave her with visible bruises she'd have to cover up before heading into work. In this episode she and I talk about her long-ago marriage and the scars it left behind. We discuss the positive role work played in her life, even as she strove to keep any signs of her tumultuous home life hidden. Anna Maria is the writer and host of the six-part CBC podcast Welcome to Paradise. My second guest is Beth Lewis, director of Standing Firm, a Pittsburgh-based organization that trains businesses to spot signs of abuse in their employees, as well as signs that they might have an abuser on staff. Standing against partner violence and abuse is a big part of health and wellness that many companies currently bypass.You will hear some descriptions of partner violence in this episode. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Like a bad Vampire movie, what was once dead -- AZ expanded school voucher programs -- are back to suck the life-blood out of public education to  benefit private education interests.Arizona voters overwhelmingly stopped school voucher expansion in 2018. Only to have the MAGA Republican extremists in the AZ Legislature raise it up again as a "Universal Voucher Expansion" that will siphon $1 billion in public school funding to private corporations and other "dark money" contributors out to destroy public education that a vast majority of Arizonans support.In this episode, we'll hear from Marisol Garcia  and Chico Robinson with the Arizona Education Assn. (AEA); Beth Lewis and Raquel Mamani with SOS Arizona; AZ Democratic Senate candidates Jeanne Casteen and Cindy Hans; and State Superintendent of Public Instruction Kathy Hoffman and State Rep. Sarah Ligouri. All are supporting a statewide petition drive for signatures to stop voucher expansion in AZ -- again.Please go to https://teamsosarizona.com/ to find where to sign petitions and get petitions for your family, friends and community to sign.A big thank you to our sponsor the Maricopa County Democratic Party for its support. Please visit  the MCDP website to volunteer your time and donate to help elect Democrats from the bottom to the top of the ballot in 2022.Turning Arizona Blue (TAB) the podcast is partnering with The Mule News, an online news service dedicated to Maricopa County Democratic politics. Please subscribe for free and confirm your subscription at https://themulenews.com/.Please subscribe to TAB where you get podcasts and follow Turning Arizona Blue on our Facebook page and on Twitter @TurningAz. Please reach us at turningazblue@gmail.com for financial and advertising support on our TAB and The Mule News platforms. 

Save Our Schools director, Beth Lewis, and ASU professor, Sharon Kirsch, join Mike O'Neil to discuss education reform in Arizona, how Save Our Schools has affected students and teachers alike, and more.  TIMESTAMPS:SEG1 - 0:00SEG 2 - 9:35SEG 3 - 17:48SEG 4 - 32:10See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Author of multiple novels and publishing manager, Beth Lewis, shares her amazing exeriences across almost every aspect of publishing from what seems like every angle. We talk all about the day to day of her work in publishing including her involvement in commissioning new books and authors. On the other side of the curtain Beth tells us about her writing process, the different ways that her style has evolved from her first book to her latest and some of her favourite music to listen to while she writes. A really great episode for anyone writing or looking to build their knowledge of the industry. Zencastr Click on this referral link to get 30% off your first three months withZencastr! Bookshop Click here to find all of our guests' books as well as the desert island libraryover at bookshop.org. Support the show

Beth & Mike had a spirited discussion about the GOP plan to expand school vouchers in Arizona. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Therapy has come a long way over the years and we believe a lot of credit for the societal shift in attitudes towards therapy should go to therapists like Beth - hard working and relatable. She's got an incredible journey and her life story no doubt is an important asset that allows her to help others.  She's also a content partner, content partners help Voyage in so many ways from sponsoring our mission, to spreading the word about the work we do and collaborating with us on content like this. There is so much to learn from her experience as a therapist and business leader.Connect with Beth Lewis & the Beth Lewis Therapy Group in Fort WorthVoyage Story: http://voyagedallas.com/interview/meet-beth-lewis-beth-lewis-therapy-group-fort-worth-tx/ShoutoutDFW Story: https://shoutoutdfw.com/meet-beth-lewis-family-and-relationship-therapist-writer/Website: BethLewisTherapy.comInstagram: @BethLewisTherapyGroupFacebook: @BethLTherapyOther: TheGroovyYou.com 

View the Show Notes Page for This Episode Become a Member to Receive Exclusive Content Sign Up to Receive Peter's Weekly Newsletter Beth Lewis is a former professional dancer and a self-described “educator of movement” who has an unmatched ability to assimilate information and customize training plans from multiple training systems. In this episode, Beth describes how she identifies problematic movement patterns and postures to help individuals relieve pain, avoid injury, and move better within all types of exercise. She explains how movement is a trainable skill and provides suggestions for ways that people can modify or supplement their exercise routine to benefit their health and longevity. We discuss: Beth's “way of no way” training philosophy [2:15] Beth's background in dancing and how she ended up in New York City [5:00] Beth's transition to fitness coaching and how her training philosophy has evolved [10:15]; Functional Range Conditioning and scapular mobility [19:20]; An overview of the Postural Restoration Institute, and Peter's squat assessment [33:00]; The important connection between the ribs and breathing [37:15]; The role of sitting and external stress in chronic muscular tension [40:00]; The important role of your toes, minimalist footwear, and toe yoga [42:00]; Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization (DNS) [46:00]; A different view on knee valgus [50:15]; Is there such a thing as “bad posture”? [54:00]; How Beth identifies an issue, addresses it, and keeps clients motivated [56:15]; Lifting weights, the Centenarian Olympics, and dancing into old age [1:08:30]; The importance of the hamstrings versus abs [1:18:45]; Benefits of rowing, and why everyone should add it to their exercise regimen [1:24:45] Different roles of concentric versus eccentric strength [1:32:45]; Flexibility and high-intensity interval training (HIIT) [1:37:10]; Training versus playing sports, and the best type of activity for kids [1:40:30]; and More. Connect With Peter on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook and YouTube

Last chances for Wales players to impress ahead of the squad being picked to tour South Africa this summer, in this week's Welsh Rugby Union Podcast. We hear from Cardiff coach Dai Young and scrum half Lloyd Williams, along with Wales Women duo Kelsey Jones and Beth Lewis.

Beth Lewis, Director of Save Our Schools Arizona, and Chris Kotterman, Governmental Relations Director for Arizona School Board Association, join Mike O'Neil to discuss the struggles of getting money into classrooms, how charter/private schools affect the education system, and more. TIMESTAMPS: SEG1 - 0:00 SEG 2 - 9:57 SEG 3 - 18:00 SEG 4 -  28:46 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Beth explained why she's not a big fan of the State Senate approving a massive expansion of the school voucher program.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Beth explained why, as a teacher, she has some issues with a bill in the State Legislature that would require teachers to post all learning materials and classroom activities online.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Pregnancy and the postpartum period can be a time of excitement and joy and a time of stress, fatigue, and overwhelm. For many parents, postpartum depression and anxiety can make the early months of parenting a new child more challenging. With 1 in 5 new mothers and 1 in 10 new fathers struggling with postpartum depression or anxiety, this is one of the most common birth complications. The good news is that there are many things you can do to prevent or cope with postpartum mental health challenges.   Psychologist Gabrielle Mauren, PhD, and psychiatrist Michelle Wiersgalla, MD, join Marti and Erin to discuss their new book, Myself again: The PARENTS Postpartum Survival Guide. Learn tips for coping during the early months of parenting an infant. Whether or not you are experiencing anxiety, depression, or the baby blues, Mauren & Wiersgalla outline their approach to staying healthy throughout the postpartum period. They also discuss what to do if you are struggling. Whether you are becoming a parent for the first time or giving birth to or adopting a subsequent child, you won't want to miss this Mom Enough episode.   WHAT DID YOU LEARN ABOUT THE POSTPARTUM PERIOD IN THIS EPISODE? Which of the PARENTS method approaches are you most likely to implement? How might you begin to practice patience? What might you do to get more rest and sleep? Who in your community can you enlist as part of your support network?   WANT TO LEARN MORE ABOUT POSTPARTUM MENTAL HEALTH? ❉ MYSELF AGAIN: THE PARENTS POSTPARTUM SURVIVAL GUIDE. Get Gabrielle Mauren & Michelle Wiersgalla's book to learn more about the PARENTS method and practical strategies for self-care to help you get back to feeling like yourself again.   CONFRONTING THE STIGMA OF MATERNAL DEPRESSION: AMY KOPPELMAN ON “A MOUTHFUL OF AIR.” As a young mom, Amy Koppelman struggled with severe postpartum depression, haunted by dark thoughts of what she might do to herself or her child. One unusual part of her recovery was writing a novel about a struggling mom who lived out Amy's worst fears. Now, 20 years later, that critically-acclaimed novel, A Mouthful of Air, has been re-published and Amy also is screenwriter and director of a new feature-length film by the same name, starring Academy Award-winning actress Amanda Seyfried. Don't miss this unique and important conversation about an issue so many individuals and families confront!   ❉ THE PSYCHOLOGY OF EXERCISE: A DISCUSSION ON THE MENTAL HEALTH BENEFITS OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY. You know how essential regular exercise is for a healthy heart and strong body. Did you know that exercise and mental health are also closely linked? Discovering the energy and positive mood that exercise provides can be a powerful motivator to make exercise a habit. Dr. Beth Lewis discusses ways to stick to an exercise program, how to help your children make exercise a regular part of their routine and how much exercise we need in order to reap optimal benefits for our physical and mental health.

Save Our Schools co-founder Beth Lewis and substitute teacher Raquel Mamani join Mike O'Neil to discuss the reason behind standardized tests, why education fund have been tied up in the courts, and more. TIMESTAMPS:   SEG 1 - 0:00 SEG 2 - 8:55 SGE 3 - 17:47 SEG 4 - 31:45 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

You Can't Walk Without Arms   – The MOVEMENT Movement with Steven Sashen Episode 108 with Beth Lewis   Beth Lewis has been infatuated with movement as long as she can remember. She grew up in small town in South Georgia where she was a competitive gymnast, swimmer, dancer, soccer player and martial artist. Her heart was set to dance as she graduated from The University of Georgia with a BFA in Dance Performance. After graduation, Beth moved to Atlanta where she fell in love with training and fitness.   Training took a pause as she had the opportunity to dance for Pilobolus Dance Theater. After four years of touring internationally, Beth decided to make New York City her home and to get back into training. Beth is currently a Strength Coach at Body Evolved in Manhattan. She works with a wide variety of humans ranging from athletes to post op clients. Beth is a founding instructor for Cityrow where she teaches instructor education and writes programming. She is a Kinstretch instructor throughout NYC and travels to teach both domestic and international workshops.   Listen to this episode of The MOVEMENT Movement with Beth Lewis about why you can't walk without arms.   Here are some of the beneficial topics covered on this week's show: Why people should make their movements as cheap as possible with as little cost as possible. How your shoulder blades are the rudder for your body and help control your spine. How people can literally have no arms and still be world-class runners. How movement has to be synchronized motion of tension and release. Why most people need more ribcage and midline variability. Connect with Beth: Guest Contact Info Instagram @bethlewisfit     Connect with Steven: Website xeroshoes.com jointhemovementmovement.com Twitter  @XeroShoes Instagram  @xeroshoes Facebook  facebook.com/xeroshoes

I am so beyond excited for this review today. I didn't really know what to expect when I started to read The Origins of Iris by Beth Lewis. But OMG this novel is a literal masterpiece and one of my favorite books. I'll be gushing over this novel the entire episode, so just be prepared. But for REAL, The Origins of Iris is a beyond unique and super important novel that deals with abuse in LGBTQ+ relationships, guilt, self-worth, and finding yourself. --- Thank you to Hodder Studio and NetGalley for providing me with an ARC of this novel in exchange for an honest review. All quotes are taken from The Origins of Iris by Beth Lewis. // Content warnings: suicide, abuse (emotional and physical), sexual assault, insanity, language, homophobia, misogyny, and violence // --- Read my review of The Origins of Iris: https://mayagreviews.wordpress.com/2021/09/08/the-origins-of-iris-by-beth-lewis-review/ Visit Beth Lewis' site: http://bethlewis.co.uk/ Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/56359256-the-origins-of-iris Amazon (Affiliate link): https://amzn.to/3jO7ztZ --- View all of my links: https://beacons.ai/mayareviews You can find me @mayathebookworm on Twitter, TikTok, BookBub, and BookSirens; and @mayareviews on Tumblr. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/maya-reviews/message

You know how essential regular exercise is for a healthy heart and strong body, but do you know that exercise and mental health are also closely linked? Discovering the energy and positive mood that exercise provides can become a powerful motivator to make exercise a habit.   Dr. Beth Lewis, psychologist and Director of the School of Kinesiology in the U of M's College of Education and Human Development, conducts research on how to motivate people to exercise regularly. And recently, she has been studying the effects of exercise on depression in pregnant and postpartum women. Drawing her research on exercise and mental health, Beth joins Marti & Erin for an informative and motivating conversation about ways to stick to an exercise program, how to help your children make exercise a regular part of their routine and how much exercise we need in order to reap optimal benefits for our physical and mental health.   HOW WILL YOU USE EXERCISE TO IMPROVE YOUR MENTAL HEALTH? How much exercise do you get in a typical week? How about your kids? And how does that measure up to the most recent guidelines, described by Dr. Beth Lewis in this podcast? Think of three small steps you could take to enhance the way exercise is integrated into your family's daily life.   WANT TO LEARN MORE? ❉ College of Education + Human Development ❉ Exercise Pregnancy Study, Healthy Mom Program ❉ Physical activity guidelines for during pregnancy and postpartum ❉ Healthy moms article by Dr. Beth Lewis ❉ Maintaining Your Mental Health –For Your Sake and Your Children's by Marti Erickson

Beth Lewis explains why she is against the expansion of the ESA voucher program in Arizona.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In today’s policy-focused episode of 3Ps in a Pod, we explore the history and future of Arizona’s Proposition 208. Hosts Danielle and Donnie welcome Beth Lewis, executive director of Save Our Schools Arizona, and Joe Thomas, president of Arizona Education Association, to 3Ps in a Pod. Lewis reflects on her roles as both a teacher and an advocate before reviewing the journey of Prop 208 through the past years, leading up to collecting signatures and having the ballot initiative pass in the midst of COVID-19. Thomas shares his insights on what Prop 208 means for education in Arizona as a whole and its impact specifically in Arizona classrooms. Thomas also talks with Danielle and Donnie about the implications for induction and mentoring programs because of Prop 208. Lewis and Thomas also share their perspectives on how everyone can help prioritize education at the state legislature. Learn more about the Arizona K12 Center at azk12.org.

Are you pregnant and wondering if you need to scale back your exercise routine? Or are you coming into pregnancy with a little extra weight and wanting to know how to have the healthiest pregnancy? Gone are the days of taking it easy and “eating for two.” We now know that exercise is an important part of a healthy pregnancy, and that you do not need to eat twice as much food to feed your developing baby.   Tune in this week as obstetrician and gynecologist, Dr. Diana Ramos, shares insights from Your Pregnancy and Childbirth: Month to Month from the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists. Dr. Ramos discusses the many benefits of exercise during pregnancy (including building endurance for labor), what exercises are safe during and after pregnancy, and what precautions to be aware of when you are exercising during pregnancy. And, for women who are concerned about their weight, she shares some helpful insights that might be wise to consider long before a pregnancy. Join us for this evidence-based, fact-filled episode of Mom Enough!   ARE YOU PREGNANT AND WANTING TO BE MORE ACTIVE? What was your biggest takeaway from this episode? What physical activity might you consider adding to your daily routine? When would you know that you are over-doing it?    WANT TO LEARN MORE ABOUT PRENATAL HEALTH & WELLBEING? ❉ AMERICAN COLLEGE OF OBSTETRICIANS AND GYNECOLOGISTS. Evidence-based information on women's health, including pregnancy.   ❉ WHAT ARE YOUR OPTIONS FOR PREGNANCY CARE AND BIRTH PLANNING? When you decide to have a baby you begin a journey with countless decisions along the way. These days options abound in terms of pregnancy care and birth planning, and being well-informed is key to making good decisions for you and your baby. Diane Feller, Director of Nurse Midwives at Park Nicollet Clinics, joins Marti and Erin to help you consider your options.   ❉ EXERCISE AND MENTAL HEALTH: THE PSYCHOLOGY OF EXERCISE. Dr. Beth Lewis discusses ways to stick to an exercise program, how to help your children make exercise a regular part of their routine, and how much exercise we need in order to reap optimal benefits for our physical and mental health.

How do you resolve conflict within your relationships? My guest today is Beth Lewis Walker, who I met 35 years ago. You may know that I own a company called Lewis & Clark - and Beth is the Lewis that I created that company with! After we started our company together, Beth decided to go in a different direction and she traveled throughout the West in her truck for two years. Beth has been on a ride of success her whole life and she is currently a coach now helping her clients get out of conflict resolution. In this episode, Beth and I talk about our years of working together and her experience as a conflict resolution coach, helping people have healthier relationships. Tune in, and enjoy!Some Questions I Ask Do you have any piece of advice for someone who is thinking about doing something new? (13:32)If you could tell your 20-year-old self a piece of advice what would it be? (17:28)What are two things you would recommend to be consistent in wealth preservation? (36:30)In This Episode You Will Learn About Beth’s early success (6:43)What Beth has learned about satisfaction (16:08)Beth’s advice for conflict resolution (22:40)How to prepare for future conflict (29:50)How Beth learned to be financially secure (35:33)Connect with BethWebsiteLinkedInEmail: beth@bethwalkercoach.com Let’s Connect!WebsiteLinkedInFacebookInstagram See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The COVID pandemic has altered all of our lives, no more so than in our schools. What is actually going on in our schools right now? How much is in-person learning, how much is remote? How are teachers and students adapting? To what extent is learning impaired? What are our children missing? We have two guests, both practicing teachers. Each has also been involved in educational policy issues in other ways. Beth Lewis, teaches in the Tempe Elementary School District in a school with a high proportion of kids who qualify for free or reduced price lunches. She has been a leader of Save our Schools, which successfully passed a Proposition in November which imposed an income tax surcharge on very high income taxpayers and earmarked the additional revenue for schools. Christine Marsh teaches in a middle school gifted program in Scottsdale. She was 2016 Arizona Teacher of the Year. In November, she was elected to the Arizona State Senate from a central Phoenix legislative district. We started out by asking these teachers about the classroom issues listed above. We then moved to policy issues and explored what changes these educational leaders would most like to see. All Things Education in this week’s Think Tank. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Episode 15 features boutique owner and entrepreneur, Beth Lewis with Rustic Rose! If you've ever wondered about the beginning stages of this successful business, where things are headed in 2021, or about Beth herself, this is a great episode for you! As always, thank you to Beth for coming on and sharing your knowledge and passion for your business and the western way of life. I am so looking forward to what Rustic Rose has in store for 2021.

It’s starting to get cold in Minnesota, and soon we'll have to change the ways we stay active.  A kinesiology professor joined host Angela Davis to talk about why it’s important to get outside, some new hobbies to try and how to keep motivated when temperatures drop.  They were also joined by Sharon Stiteler, also known as the “Birdchick,” to talk about one popular winter activity Minnesotans can try this year.  And Catharine Richert, a senior reporter for MPR News based in Rochester, Minn., joined the show to talk about her latest reporting on the coronavirus pandemic and the recent surge in cases.  Guests: Catharine Richert is a senior reporter for MPR News based in Rochester. She’s been covering the coronavirus pandemic. Beth Lewis is a professor and director of the School of Kinesiology in the University of Minnesota’s College of Education and Human Development. Sharon Stiteler, also known as the “Birdchick,”has written several books on birding and is a national park ranger for the Mississippi National River and Recreation Area. Use the audio player above to listen to the program. Subscribe to the MPR News with Angela Davis podcast on: Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify or RSS.

Beth Lewis is a former professional dancer and a self-described “educator of movement” who has an unmatched ability to assimilate information and customize training plans from multiple training systems. In this episode, Beth takes us through how she identifies problematic movement patterns and postures to help individuals relieve pain, avoid injury, and move better within all types of exercise. She explains how movement is in fact a trainable skill and provides suggestions for what people can add to their exercise routine to benefit their health and longevity. We discuss: Beth’s “way of no way” training philosophy [4:45] Beth’s background in dancing and how she ended up in New York City [7:30] Beth’s transition to fitness coaching and how her training philosophy has evolved [12:45]; Functional Range Conditioning and scapular mobility [21:50]; An overview of Postural Restoration Institute and Peter’s squat assessment [35:30]; The important connection between the ribs and breathing [39:45]; The role of sitting and external stress in chronic muscular tension [42:30]; The important role of your toes, minimalist footwear, and toe yoga [44:30]; Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization (DNS) [48:30]; A different view on knee valgus [52:45]; Is there such a thing as “bad posture”? [56:30]; How Beth identifies an issue, addresses it, and keeps clients motivated [58:45]; Lifting weights, the Centenarian Olympics, and dancing into old age [1:11:00]; The importance of the hamstrings versus abs [1:21:15]; Benefits of rowing, and why everyone should add it to their exercise regimen [1:27:15] Different roles of concentric versus eccentric strength [1:35:15]; Flexibility and high-intensity interval training (HIIT) [1:39:40]; Training versus playing sports, and the best type of activity for kids [1:43:00]; and More. Learn more: https://peterattiamd.com/   Show notes page for this episode: https://peterattiamd.com/bethlewis    Subscribe to receive exclusive subscriber-only content: https://peterattiamd.com/subscribe/   Sign up to receive Peter's email newsletter: https://peterattiamd.com/newsletter/   Connect with Peter on Facebook | Twitter | Instagram.

Authors : Selena Chambers and Jesse Bullington Narrator : Alethea Kontis Host : Jordan Shiveley Audio Producer : Chelsea Davis Discuss on Forums “Dive In Me” first appeared in The New Gothic, edited by Beth Lewis and published by Stone Skin Press in 2013. Caring into the Void: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/caring-into-the-void/id1348004415 Hot Singles in Your Area — […] The post PseudoPod 715: Dive In Me appeared first on PseudoPod.

"We have many families in Arizona that don't even have access to electricity and it's our duty to provide access," says Beth Lewis of Save Our Schools. "But it's harder when we're being asked to spread that money to kids in private schools who come from affluent backgrounds"Want to support 1A? Give to your local public radio station and subscribe to this podcast. Have questions? Find us on Twitter @1A.

Today’s episode is an interview with the new Executive Director of the Protestant-Church Owned Publishers Association, Beth Lewis. This interview took place on July 9, 2020.   

This episode is the lameness history and rehab strategies for my own personal gelding, Vinnie. A BLM Mustang, Vinnie has a history of navicular bone damage, bilateral front lameness, DDFT tears, as well as other pathology in the caudal hoof, and hock arthritis. In this episode, I speak with various farriers, veterinarians, and friends that have seen his rehab journey over the last six years.  Also featured in this episode: Dr. Sara Cook (Black Brook Veterinary Services, Massachusetts), Dr. Jose Garcia (Tufts Large Animal Hospital, Massachusetts), Pete Ramey, Beth Lewis, June O'Brien, Casey Sexton, and Cindy Conquest.   

Fundraising for a nonprofit in the arts is in itself an art. We speak with Beth Lewis of Bag n Baggage and the Vault Theater about running two connected non-profits, the difference between community and professional theater, and how fundraising happens in the non-profit arts world. https://bagnbaggage.org/ https://bagnbaggage.org/the-vault-theater/ Digital Marketing Masters Podcast: https://hookseo.com/podcast

Catrin Heledd is joined by Wales Women’s coach Geraint Lewis to chat through the team to face Italy, as well as flanker Beth Lewis and fly-half Robyn Wilkins.

You know how essential regular exercise is for a healthy heart and strong body, but do you know that exercise and mental health are also closely linked? Discovering the energy and positive mood that exercise provides can become a powerful motivator to make exercise a habit.   Dr. Beth Lewis, psychologist and Director of the School of Kinesiology in the U of M’s College of Education and Human Development, conducts research on how to motivate people to exercise regularly. And recently, she has been studying the effects of exercise on depression in pregnant and postpartum women. Drawing her research on exercise and mental health, Beth joins Marti & Erin for an informative and motivating conversation about ways to stick to an exercise program, how to help your children make exercise a regular part of their routine and how much exercise we need in order to reap optimal benefits for our physical and mental health.   How much exercise do you get in a typical week? How about your kids? And how does that measure up to the most recent guidelines, described by Dr. Beth Lewis in this podcast? Think of three small steps you could take to enhance the way exercise is integrated into your family’s daily life.   Related resources: College of Education + Human Development Exercise Pregnancy Study, Healthy Mom Program Physical activity guidelines for during pregnancy and postpartum Healthy moms article by Dr. Beth Lewis Maintaining Your Mental Health –For Your Sake and Your Children’s by Marti Erickson

Artistic Director Cassie Greer and Managing Director Beth Lewis of Hillsboro’s nationally renowned Bag&Baggage Productions talk about making theater and their thrilling upcoming season. Can art heal an ailing world? Don’t forget to subscribe to Adventures in Artslandia!

In Episode 29, we interview our high school friend, doula, artist and long time inspiration - Beth Lewis. Beth shares with us her journey as a young 19 year old mother and the hard yet necessary growing pains into her womanhood. Independent and strong AF, Beth shares how when the ideals of a nuclear family don't work out, you can create a new normal that works for you and yours. Doula Services in Philadelphia: contact Beth at beth.nlewis@gmail.comArt Inquiries: http://www.bethnaomilewis.com/Music by Oshun ft Jorja Smith Purchase My World here https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/my-world-feat-jorja-smith/1360347816?i=1360348047

Welsh rugby is never boring. We hear from Warren Gatland, Ken Owens, Jonathan Davies and Tomas Francis on facing Welsh rugby politics while they prepare to face Scotland. Wales Women’s coach Rowland Phillips, centre Hannah Jones and flanker Beth Lewis look forward to their game in Scotland.

This month I was joined by Sue Dadak from The Depot, Lesley Cruickshank-Robb from Promedica24 and Beth Lewis from The Projects. I also played back a couple of my interviews from The Business Women Excellence Awards (David Guiel from Bishops Move and Gallia Orme from Choc Chick).

Beth Lewis and Dawn Penich-Thacker of the education group Save Our Schools join the podcast to talk about their efforts to defeat the expansion of vouchers in Arizona. Thanks to their referendum campaign, the voucher expansion law will be on the ballot this November as Prop. 305.

This week on #NoOffense, we welcome Jason's better half to the show as we talk about a man named Santa Claus stealing underwear, an altercation with a samurai sword over missing socks, a fugitive with no legs hiding in a plastic storage bin and a Florida vigilante lighting people on fire. We also discuss the volcano thats covering Hawaii, Hollow Earth, Netflix's Lost in Space, A Quiet Place, how Netflix is allegedly destroying your sex life and much more.   This weeks featured podcast is Just The Tips: A Menmoir   We now have a Patreon! Visit www.Patreon.com/htnos to help support the show! Never miss a new episode, subscribe to us on Apple Podcasts! Rate us on Apple Podcasts! Now available on Spotify! Also available on Stitcher, Google Play Music, Podbean!    We Also now have a YouTube channel where you can relive some past moments from the show!  Visit our YouTube page here and please click the "Subscribe" button on the page.  We need to get to 100 subscribers before we can get our own HTNOS Url address, help us get to 100!   Get interactive in our Facebook Group, we love to hear from you! The #NoOffense Show Community Facebook.com/HTNOS @HTNOS on Twitter @HTNOS on Instagram #PodernFamily #UnderdogPods   Intro music performed by Alaya www.facebook.com/AlayaOfficial www.basickrecords.com

Our very first episode on our new Deep Readers Podcast! This episode is hosted by one of the founders, Kayla. Our other co-host was unable to participate in this episode but you can find her and other Deep Reader members in our second episode releasing on May 20th. In the next episode, we will be discussing our April "Anticipation" pick, the literary sci-fi novel, Join by Steve Tontoughi! Deep Readers Club is a monthly subscription book box company delivering literary fiction and bookish goods surrounding an emotional theme! You can become a member on our website! www.deepreadersclub.com Podcasts will be posted on the 20th of every month! This episode, we discuss our March "Anxiety" pick, The Wolf Road by Beth Lewis

Arizona educators are organizing and mobilizing. The Grand Canyon state is now known for having the lowest teacher pay in the nation and questionable public-school funding. Save Our Schools (SOS) Arizona is an organization created to communicate the impact of education on the future of our state. Today, Angelia and Mary chat with “3Ps in a Pod” guest, Beth Lewis. The Tempe educator shares why she and a group of bold individuals banded together to create SOS. What first began as a movement to fight school vouchers has become a community for those looking to take a stand for the teaching profession. Listen to learn more about education policy in Arizona and how you can do your part to make a difference.

In this episode, David interviews Beth Lewis, CEO of 1517 Media (Augsburg Fortress). They talk career paths, calling, purpose, and more.

Senior Books Editor at Amazon.com Interview ‪starts at 12:41 and ends at 43:35 "[The Wolf Road by Beth Lewis] is one that I personally wanted to see as high on the list as possible. It's a fictional story set in a post-apocalyptic world. It's as if we're living again in the Old West, so there's vigilante justice, there are small pockets of people living in the wilderness. Searching for gold is kind of back in the day-to-day play, and people are heading north. This young girl, whose parents had taken off to go and search for gold themselves, is taken in by this man who she later finds out is not at all who she thinks he is. So she goes on the run from him in search of her parents. She has this amazing voice. We have been calling her a female Huckleberry Finn. It's just that kind of a story and a narration where you just fall in love with her immediately. You want to keep reading and re-reading." News “What the Big 5's Financial Reports Reveal About the State of Traditional Book Publishing” by Thad McIlroy at BookBusiness - August 5, 2016 “Publishing in the Pacific Northwest: Amazon Becomes a Publishing Force” by Anisse Gross at BookBusiness - November 18, 2016 “Amazon in Talks with Simon & Schuster - Acquisition?” by Nate Hoffelder at The Digital Reader - July 15, 2016 “Amazon's Next Frontier: Live Sports?” at WSJ Free For All Podcast with Jason Gay “Amazon has big plans to expand its online tickets business” by Jason Del Rey at ReCode - November 22, 2016 “ How Jeff Bezos Used ‘The New York Times' Expose to Make Amazon Better” by Justin Bariso at Inc - November 16, 2016 Tech Tip “Control Neato's robot vacuum with Amazon Alexa voice commands” by Sean Buckley at Engadget - November 22, 2016 Amazon Fire HD 8 tablet with improved keyboard entry - Black Friday sale price is $30 off at $60.   Interview with Seira Wilson Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them screenplay Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them by J. K. Rowling and Newt Scamander (Kindle pre-order, to be delivered on March 14, 2017) Amazon editors' picks for Best Books of 2016 The Underground Railroad: A Novel by Colson Whitehead “Colson Whitehead Wins National Book Award for ‘The Underground Railroad'” by Alexandra Alter at The New York Times - November 17, 2016 The Wolf Road: A Novel by Beth Lewis Hillbilly Elegy: A Memoir of a Family and Culture in Crisis by J. D. Vance The Nix: A Novel by Nathan Hill Pumpkin Flowers: A Soldier's Story by Matti Friedman Mincemeat: The Education of an Italian Chef by Leonardo Lucarelli The Undoing Project: A Friendship that Changed Our Minds by Michael Lewis - available for pre-order with delivery on December 6, 2016 Comment From Mark in Oslo: “Man hacks Alexa into singing fish robot, terror ensues” at The Verge - November 4, 2016 Next Week's Guest Cynthia Manson, New York literary agent Music for my podcast is from an original Thelonius Monk composition named "Well, You Needn't." This version is "Ra-Monk" by Eval Manigat on the "Variations in Time: A Jazz Perspective" CD by Public Transit Recording" CD.   Please Join the Kindle Chronicles group at Goodreads! Right-click here and then click "Save Link As..." to download the audio to your computer, phone, or MP3 player.  

What is nostalgia, and why is it such a useful tool when it comes to selling things? In this new edition of the Digital Distractions podcast, presenter Beth Lewis talks to Dr Jacob Juhl, psychology lecturerer at Southampton University, and is joined by a trio of Zone's thought leaders to discuss why we love to look back - and how we marketers can capitalise on that love...

Stay, Give Me Your Paw: The Benefits of Family-Centered Care

Open University tutors Tim Baugh and Lesley Hoose discuss essay titles, research and schedules with OU student Beth Lewis.

Transcript -- Open University tutors Tim Baugh and Lesley Hoose discuss essay titles, research and schedules with OU student Beth Lewis.

Beth Lewis believes her writing style changes in an exam room, a time limits forces her to a heed to a strict essay plan.