Podcast appearances and mentions of caitlin miller

Send us a textIn today's episode, I am chatting with Caitlin Miller, represented by The Steve Laube Agency. Caitlin has been writing stories for nearly a decade and self-published two books in 2022. She has also been an English teacher to Japanese students for six years and a freelance editor for two years. When she's not writing or editing, Caitlin loves frequenting bookstores and coffee shops, and you'll often find her with her nose in a book or a pen in hand as she jots down storyline ideas. Caitlin is an award-winning author and poet. We discussed both of her novels within this episode, The Memories We Painted and Our Yellow Tape Letters.  Episode Highlights:Her experience moving around the world with her family as English teachers, including her favorite place to have lived.Writing an epistolary novel inspired by her love of letter writing and how she keeps up a penpal relationship to this day.Using fiction as a tool for empathy, healing and self-discovery. Crafting stories with representation of physical disabilities and mental health. Her book flight includes books representing this theme.Connect with Caitlin Miller:InstagramFacebookWebsiteBooks and authors mentioned in the episode:The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society by Mary Ann Shaffer & Annie BarrowsThe Unselected Journals of Emma M. Lion by Beth BrowerAir by Monica Roe (Ep. 94)Set the Stars Alight by Amanda DykesThe Elusive Truth of Lily Temple by Joanna Davidson PolitanoBook FlightAn Hour Unspent by Rosanna M. WhiteHe Should Have Told the Bees by Amanda CoxThe Memories We Painted by Caitlin MillerReady for a monthly literary adventure? We now have the BFF Book Club. Join us each month to explore a new book. After reading, connect with fellow book lovers and meet the author in a live interview! Can't make it live? Don't worry—we'll send you the recording. You can find all our upcoming book club selections HERE. Support the showBe sure to join the Bookish Flights community on social media. Happy listening! Instagram Facebook Website

 I love American homefront stories from WWII. Make them epistolary novels and, well, that makes them just about perfect. Listen in to learn more about Caitlin Miller's Our Yellow Tape Letters. note: links may be affiliate links that provide me with a small commission at no extra expense to you.  When Caitlin Miller said she was inspired by Amy Lynn Green's Things We Didn't Say AND that Green endorsed the novel, well... I knew this book would be excellent!  I've already started reading it, and so far it doesn't disappoint.   Our Yellow Tape Letters by Caitlin Miller  Just days away from Germany's surrender, Lucy Skyes never expects to receive the same telegram that thousands of families across the world have since the start of World War Two: a notice of her brother's death in the service of his country. While reeling from the shock of losing her best friend, Lucy receives a letter from someone who knew her brother and can tell her two things she desperately wants to know: What her brother's life was like in the army and who is responsible for his death. Jeremiah Sparrow wakes up in an army hospital, unable to remember what put him there, why he can't hear anything, or who he lost. When memories resurface of a plane crash, a parachute, and a friend, Jeremiah harbors deep guilt and secrets. Jeremiah sends a letter of his own to Lucy—and his words open a door that may cost him more than he realizes. Everyone has secrets to unearth and stories to tell. War, loss, and letters—they are a lot like yellow tape: Once you cross that line, there is no going back. And sometimes, what you find on the other side looks nothing like you imagined it to. Learn more about Caitlin on her WEBSITE and follow her on GoodReads and BookBub. Like to listen on the go? You can find Because Fiction Podcast at: Apple Castbox Google Play Libsyn RSS Spotify Amazon and more!

On December 15, 2024, Russ Eanes, Caitlin Miller Ickes, Barbara Bowman provide reflections at a Park View Mennonite Sunday morning service on Restored Joy: How do we continue on?

Did you know the most common number of sessions people attend is one? There is no guarantee our clients will return for a full treatment episode. Single session thinking is about treating each session as if it is the last, and making the most of the full session time. Join research associate Dr Caitlin Miller as she speaks with Nick Barrington from The Bouverie Centre, about how to integrate single session thinking into your practice, and how thinking single session can enhance our therapy practicesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Perspective is important, and sometimes we need a unique one. Join Meagan and award-winning author Caitlin Miller as they chat about the challenges of chronic illness and the sovereignty of God as they chat about Caitlin's novel The Memories We Painted. Books Mentioned: The Memories We Painted by Caitlin Miller Connect with Caitlin: Website: https://caitlinfaithmiller.com/⁠ Instagram: ⁠https://www.instagram.com/authorcaitlinmiller/ Connect with Meagan: Facebook: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.facebook.com/faithandfablespodcast⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Instagram: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/faithandfables

On the newest episode of the Samson Strength Coach Collective, we speak with Indiana University Athletic Performance Coach, Caitlin Miller. During the episode we discuss the strength coach that inspired Caitlin to enter the field, stepping out of your comfort zone, and the differences between year one and two as a full-time strength coach.

We all know that self-care and preventing burnout as mental health practitioners is important, but how do we truly care for ourselves and our clients, particularly in rural and regional areas where there can be added complexities? And is it possible to go beyond that to thriving in mental health practice? Join Peregrine research associate, Dr Caitlin Miller, as she speaks with John Dean (District Clinical Leader and Senior Psychologist in Murrumbidgee), Nikki Butler (trainer and director of Nikki Butler consulting), and our own Brittany Smith (Clinical Psychology Registrar and Local Project Officer) to dive into these questions. They speak about the impact of identity, knowing our roles as practitioners, and give their perspective on common situations like managing confidentiality in small areas, being approached outside of work in your community and taking leave.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We would like to dedicate this episode to our friend and fellow Team BU member, DeLorean, whose wife, Mandy recently lost her battle with cancer. Caitlin Miller lives in Pennsylvania with her husband and rescue greyhound. She loves running but almost gave up on it after a debilitating lower back injury. Not soon after a long recovery and getting back to running she learned about the depths of grief and running through it. We hope Caitlin's story will inspire others and instill perseverance in those struggling to get back to doing what they love. We are so fortunate to connect with amazing people through this podcast. Caitlin is full of self-awareness and wisdom. She has turned to writing to help her get through hard things. Below are two paragraphs from Caitlin about being injured and getting back to running and running through grief. “To injured runners out there, there is a light at the end of the tunnel. I know it's hard to see it and my closest friends will tell you I didn't always believe them. On your best days, it'll shine bright. On the painful days, it's really dim. But if you work hard, you can get through it. Surround yourself with people who believe in you, especially on the days when you don't.” “If you're grieving and you're not where I am yet, it's okay. It takes time and everyone is different. While you might want to rush the process and get to the part where you feel okay, unfortunately, you can't. You must just sit in it and feel it all. My hope for you is that someday you will experience peace and be able to smile and laugh when you think of your loved one. I am sending you strength in your journey.” IG- @_caitlinmoser

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW- GWS AFLW young star Caitlin Miller https://youtu.be/p0NhJgmhTnU?si=IHHowhsnhNKJ-fmt Today I chat with GWS AFLW young star Caitlin Miller about her journey to the Giants, getting selected at Pick 8, the contact with the Giants before the draft, where she was draft night, how she felt going into her debut and draft night, her favourite goal she's kicked, how she thinks the club will go this year, her friendship with Fluer Davies and many more. Please subscribe if you haven't already and leave a like on this video and share it around. #aflw

For our 2023 podcast series, The Peregrine Rural Mental Health podcast will take a whirlwind tour of some of the most common therapeutic modalities. In response to the requests from rural mental health practitioners, this series will ask experts in their field to guide a beginner in getting started in a variety of different models. In this episode Peregrine Director, Rebecca Sng and Peregrine Research Associate, Caitlin Miller, explore the ideas of being a "good-enough" therapist from the different points of view of therapists at different stages of their career. How does the idea of constant professional development sit alongside the experience of "Imposter Syndrome" and when can you start to feel confident as a practitioner? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

How do you work differently with older adults as a mental health practitioner? In this episode, Dr Caitlin Miller speaks to Ian Rawson, Service Manager for Older People's Mental Health in Hunter New England LHD, and Dr Neil Jeyasingam, Clinical Director Mental Health Drug and Alcohol in Far West NSW. They talk about what unique challenges older people face, how to differentiate normal aging processes and mental health concerns, how to modify treatment, and the power of interventions like exercise for older adults. This episode is packed full of expert knowledge and practical steps to work with older people.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What does it mean to be a Blazer? Let us know on social media. We can be found @uabalumni.Start time:1:45.5 - Jill Marlar '95 - Episode 402:07.9 - Charles Floyd '99 - Episode 472:35.6 - Adam Aldrich '06 - Episode 603:00.4 - Gary Warner '89 - Episode 193:14.4 - Murry Bartow '85 - Episode 143:25.8 - Hon. Walt Maddox '95/'04 - Episode 443:41.9 - Grace Ann Champion '20/'21 - Episode 773:55.2 - Shaquita Estes '97 - Episode 314:22.4 - Dr. Timothy Levine (faculty) - Episode 764:39.7 - Wardine Alexander '78 - Episode 854:58.1 - Mo Finley '03 - Episode 665:16.4 - Caleb Hopkins '02/'03 - Episode 915:44.7 - Lance Rhodes '08 - Episode 585:58.0 - Dr. Keshia Elder '98/'21 - Episode 796:10.0 - Swapna Kakani '14/'20 - Episode 816:32.9 - Cody Sellers (coach) - Episode 236:52.8 - Dr. Jennifer Breland '02/'12 - Episode 257:15.9 - Dr. Preston Scarber '92/'95/'98 - Episode 707:38.4 - Alicja Foksinska '15 - Episode 118:02.3 - Rafael Andino '91 - Episode 678:25.2 - Dr. Corey Wiggins '05/'12 - Episode 378:45.6 - Dr. Kenton Hagan '15 - Episode 349:03.8 - Ty Long '16 - Episode 529:23.0 - Dr. Cathie Amos '74 - Episode 439:35.9 - Renita Rigney '80 - Episode 569:48.7 - Josh Carpenter '10 - Episode 2010:13.3 - Acorye White '16 - Episode 9410:26.9 - Dr. Joel Hearn '72/'80 - Episode 4510:44.9 - Annetta Dolowitz (faculty) - Episode 9711:02.5 - Dr. Raymond Thompson '74/'75 - Episode 9811:14.4 - John Doriety '98 - Episode 3811:35.1 - Deanna Kuzmanic '19 - Episode 5011:47.5 - Dr. Joseph Martinez '12 - Episode 2212:10.2 - Sharon Cobb '85/'87 - Episode 7512:35.5 - Hafiz Chandiwala '94 - Episode 7812:52.9 - Brian Rabon '06 - Episode 8213:01.0 - Brewer Hicklen '17 - Episode 9513:13.9 - Be Wrenn '06 - Episode 8613:32.3 - Eli Ussery '18 - Episode 2713:41.8 - Aaron Johnson '11 - Episode 3313:57.2 - Lisa Joseph '13 - Episode 7414:16.8 - Steven Moore '05/'06 - Episode 2614:31.4 - Ryan Robinett '06 - Episode 4214:46.9 - Brady McLaughlin '09 - Episode 6215:05.9 - Joshua Dairen '16 - Episode 8315:22.0 - Tanesha Sims-Summers '05 - Episode 6815:39.2 - Dr. Suzanne Judd (faculty) - Episode 5915:51.8 - Tammi Thomas - '84/'18 - Episode 216:11.2 - Vanessa Pettway '91/'92 - Episode 8016:32.3 - Eric Meyer '01 - Episode 1016:58.3 - Janice Rogers '86 - Episode 9017:15.1 - Marla Townsend '91 - Episode 9617:42.7 - Caitlin Miller '14 - Episode 6917:59.8 - Tequila Smith '99/'03 - Episode 4818:08.4 - Dr. Marnix Heersink (philanthropist) - Episode 9918:28.9 - Wes Smith '97 - Episode 1518:43.8 - Dr. Christina Richey '07/'11 - Episode 64

Many mental health practitioners will have experienced a client who is hesitant to use telehealth services because they feel the connection and therapeutic relationship won't be the same compared to in person sessions. But is this actually accurate? If we do need to use telehealth, how can we ensure our relationship with clients is strong? In this episode, Dr Caitlin Miller interviews Ross Jacobs, Clinical Implementation Lead for NSW/ACT at Orygen and Julia Reynolds, Clinical Psychologist at Australian National University, about using telehealth and digital resources. They talk about setting a frame when working with telehealth, engaging different types of clients, and how you can use digital interventions alongside your practice to provide support for your clients.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today on Wussy Movie Club, our friend Caitlin Miller is here to discuss the sleepovers, the UHauls, and the Queer merits of the 2004 action comedy, ‘D.E.B.S'!   Starring Devon Aoki and Jordana Brewster, this sapphic cult classic is about a group of teenage crimefighters trying to take down a sexy supervillain.   Will the film be officially recognized as Queer cannon? Your hosts Daniel Shaw and Johne Kilberg are here to break down the fashion, the herstory, and the queerness of ‘D.E.B.S.'!   WUSSY Movie Club is a weekly roundtable movie podcast examines films a Queer lens, featuring themed seasons and special interviews with Queer filmmakers. Every Wednesday, a rotating cast of LGBTQIA+ voices will dish on their favorite films of past and present. Join the club and be a part of the discussion!   WUSSY Movie Club is part of the WUSSY Podcast Network, hosted by WUSSY Mag (@wussymag)   Produced by Jon Dean @jondeanphoto   Podcast Art created by Nick Sheridan @glass.knuckles   Podcast Music by DJ Helix @1djhelix   Join the WUSSY Movie Club on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/wussymovieclub/    Follow WUSSY Movie Club on Facebook  https://www.facebook.com/WussyMovieClub/

Caitlin MillerMA 2014, College of Arts and Sciences (English)Managing Editor, Food & Wine Magazine

Did you know that June is National Indigenous History Month? This week Overdue Finds welcomes Caitlin Miller, a member of the Indigenous Services Team at EPL, to talk about great fiction, non-fiction, and kids books by Indigenous authors. Plus: books to movies, Amazing Race-rs, and Edmonton's new municipal ward names. Don't miss this one! Be sure to check out the list of all the great titles that are mentioned during this episode.  If you're looking for some new things to read or watch or listen to or play, EPL has Personal Picks Packs! Let us know what you are looking for and we'll get one ready for you. If you liked our show, feel free to leave us a review or tell a friend about us! We'd also love to hear from you at podcast@epl.ca, or find us on Twitter by using #eplOverdueFinds.

On episode 60/84 of Shot 30 Podcast Shayne Neubert talks with guest Caitlin Miller. Caitlin is the founder/Ceo of 365 Life fitness apparel and also a profession female football player. Be sure to like, follow and leave a review!! Shot 30 Podcast!

We hosted an open conversation on the last day of Catharsis on the Mall 2019 (www.catharsisonthemall.com), an arts festival in Washington DC on the National Mall. We invited sustainability thought-leaders in our network, Michael Metcalf from Creative Labs (www.createbmore.com), Eddie Cervantes with Biologic Builders (www.biologicbuilders.com) & Caitlin Miller with The Compost Crew (www.thecompostcrew.com) to lead a sustainability forum to harness the energy and ideas from incredibly talented people that attended this free festival that inspires art, creativity and healing. Listen in as we inspire sustainability and share ideas of what our sustainable solutions will look like! This is raw audio content!! Please be mindful of your ears and speakers when listening. Listen on low volume if you can

George Pagano did something that few others have ever been able to do. In 2015, George rowed across the Atlantic Ocean, along with his rowing partner Caitlin Miller as part of the Talisker Whiskey Atlantic Challenge. He did it all to raise money to fight ALS in memory of his grandfather. In this podcast, George talks about the preparation for his journey, the help he got along the way, and how being on the open water got him closer to the ALS cause. Listen, share, subscribe on iTunes, and also learn more at http://www.thecranialquest.com/  Join the fight against ALS by donating, volunteering, or advocating at www.alsphiladelphia.org 

A talk-back with the cast of You Better Sit Down: Tales from My Parents' Divorce kicks off this week's episode. The show, which recently completed its New York premiere at the Flea Theater, featured actors Matt Maher, Caitlin Miller, Jennifer R. Morris, and Robbie Collier Sublett, who all interviewed their parents, and each plays his or her own parent (or parents). In the talk-back, they discuss the process of creating the show, talking about these topics with their parents, and their parents' reactions to the show. Then, The Flea Theater's resident acting company, The Bats, presents a short piece created from online and live audience responses that they put together during You Better Sit Down and performed after the play on the same night. Next is a monologue crafted from responses by our R&D Group artist Mia Rovegno and performed by Associate Artist Dan Domingues. The episode closes out with a song written and performed by Matt Berger. For more, please visit http://www.thecivilians.org.To leave a comment, please visit The Civilians' blog http://blogforthecivilians.blogspot.com/!

The Civilians' first show ever was Canard, Canard, Goose, created in 2001 to explore alleged geese abuse in the Adirondacks. The investigation, inspired by a rumor about the geese in the feature film Fly Away Home, brought up questions about home, truth, and how we know we know - all themes that were particularly relevant for these New York artists in the post-9/11 winter of 2001. This episode is the concert version of the entire show performed at Joe's Pub in 2011 for our tenth anniversary season performed by Aysan Celik, Matthew Dellapina, Greg McFadden, Jennifer R. Morris, Brandon Miller, Caitlin Miller, and Maria Elena Ramirez. Jenny and Aysan were members of the original cast in 2002. The play includes songs by Michael Friedman, and marks the first show for which he ever wrote songs. For more, please visit http://www.thecivilians.org.To leave a comment, please visit The Civilians' blog http://blogforthecivilians.blogspot.com/!

From the Occupy Wall Street Journal to the raid on Zuccotti Park to Occupy Our Homes in East New York to the Lincoln Center Opera House, this week's episode continues to chronicle the events of Occupy Wall Street through performances of interviews with actual protesters. Jordan Mahome plays Jordan (no relation), Garrett Neergaard plays Michael, and Caitlin Miller plays an actress who has been to Occupy protests around New York City. The episode concludes with an audience sing-along recorded during the live performance at Joe's Pub led by Michael Friedman. The song is from his great-grandfather's rebel songbook. For more, please visit http://www.thecivilians.org.To leave a comment, please visit The Civilians' blog http://blogforthecivilians.blogspot.com/!

These monologues crafted from interviews with Occupy Wall Street Protesters cover the raid on Zuccotti Park in November and how the movement changed in the weeks after it. Daoud Heidami and Caitlin Miller as Shawn and Laura, who are both Canadian and both librarians in the Zuccotti Park Library. Gretta Lee performs Carrie, discussing the start of #ConcreteIdeas. And Matt Dellapina performs a monologue from a life-long protester. For more, please visit http://www.thecivilians.org.To leave a comment, please visit The Civilians' blog http://blogforthecivilians.blogspot.com/!

Hans Christian Andersen's "The Snowman"Adapted, directed by Richard FrohlichProduced by Shannan Frohlich and The Texas Radio Theatre Companyin cooperation with the Arlington Museum of ArtFeatured in the cast wereRich Baker, Adam Dietrich, Dale Leena Evans, Cheryl Livesay,Kara Metzger and Caitlin Miller.Original sound effects by Ken Raney and Angie PaineRecorded January 2002Length:  35 min, Size: 16.4 mbThe Texas Radio Theatre Company is dedicated to preserving the art of audio theatre where audience members are invited to create the story's imagery within their own mind. visit us on line at texasradiotheatre.com and Our Weblog