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Can You See Me? By Libby Scott and Rebecca Westcott: Books That Make You ThinkWelcome to The Business of Psychology Podcast. I'm back with another episode of Books That Make You Think, where I'm sharing with you a book that I found really inspirational; ‘Can You See Me?' By Libby Scott and Rebecca Westcott. Full show notes for this episode are available at The Business of PsychologyLinks/references:‘Can You See Me?' By Libby Scott and Rebecca WestcottRosie on Instagram:@rosiegilderthorp@thepregnancypsychologistThe Business Growth PackReady to grow your practice beyond one person and a laptop? We are here to support you to build a thriving, impactful and profitable business. Invest in our growth pack to confidently grow your service with associates, organisational work or passive income.Our unique package includes strategy and marketing training from Dr Rosie Gilderthorp, Founder of Psychology Business School, and legal contracts from Clare Veal, Commercial Lawyer from Aubergine Legal.Together, we will ensure that you have the strategy and documents you need for growth so you can expand your impact and income while maintaining your work-life balance.Sign up now: The Business Growth PackThank you so much for listening to the Business of Psychology podcast. I'd really appreciate it if you could take the time to subscribe, rate and review the show. It helps more mental health professionals just like you to find us, and it also means a lot to me personally when I read the reviews. Thank you in advance and we'll see you next week for another episode of practical strategy and inspiration to move your independent practice forward.ShownotesI was attracted to this book because one of the authors, Libby, is an autistic 11 year old and that felt like a voice I needed to listen to. The book tells the story of Tally, an 11 year old autistic girl as she navigates the transition to secondary school. Interspersed with the narrative are short autsim fact sheets from Tally explaining concepts like "pathological demand avoidance" and the reasons autistic people might engage in certain behaviours from her point of view. I was thrilled to read a realistic depiction of autism in a girl with a pathological demand avoidance profile. I find this is a term that is not generally well understood, even amongst psychologists and the warm, engaging and, at times, heart-shaking writing encouraged the kind of empathy that autistic people do not always receive. I particularly valued the insight into what it feels like for a child who looks like they are being defiant or furious but is actually feeling terrified. As a mum and as a professional I know this is a book that has helped me to connect more deeply and engage more fully with the autistic experience. I'd recommend it to any of you regardless of specialty. Check it out here.PS. If you want to know more about PDA I very highly...

Your favorite award winning podcast is back (we're milking this for everything we can).  Matt and Jay discuss the horror of going back into the office occasionally, living with teenagers, and cars stories.  They hit some news, including the status of a couple of Star Wars movies that were in pre-production, Loki reactions from others (neither of us has finished it yet), a couple of stories from MCU: The Reign of Marvel Studios, fancasting of Batman villains, a video on how Count Dooku was right about the Jedi, and more on the direction of the MCU.  We then move to homework, including Flamin' Hot, Once Upon A Deadpool, Gen V, Shoresy, Vice, American Made, BlackkKlansman, and Becky. This week's featured beer was Perennial Artisan Ale's Sump Coffee Stout. The featured music was "Can You See Me?" from Catholic Guilt.  You can find them at: Website | Facebook | Instagram | Twitter The intro music was The Mad Dog Remix of The Other Side by the Red Hot Chili Peppers; it was created by Madelyn Tierney. Check us out at our website and on social media.

Tonight on the KRBD Evening Report, we'll look at some of the big questions facing Ketchikan's port vendor program plus “Can You See Me?”: a local artist opens a new exhibit in the Main Street Gallery and an unforeseen impact of a busy tourist season in Juneau.

Michael Babcock takes the hosting chair today while Steven is away, and immediately jumps into tech with a discussion on how to make sure you are always in the frame when it comes to video conferencing on your computer. Shaun talks about his experience with the fantastic Windows app Can You See Me and Michael tells us of a similar app for the Mac called CenteredHead. After more talk on everything from Windows vs. Mac and browser problems, it's on to a listener lesson for Shaun regarding his trouble using a liquid level indicator. Just how do you make the perfect cup of tea or coffee, and will Shaun admit to being a secret finger dipper? Listener Ken also emails us about his recent purchase of the Leaden Wireless Bluetooth MP3 polarized sunglasses. With a price tag of only $15.99, just how do they compare to the far more expensive options out there in the audio sunglasses market? There's more listener feedback with a voicemail from Scout giving his opinion on the reasons why people want stand-alone devices such as the Victor Reader Stream 3 and the SensePlayer. But with the prices of these devices creeping close to the cost of smartphones are they pricing themselves out of the market? Finally, Wayne emails in to share his experiences with sonar mobility devices such as the UltraCane and Sunu Band. Get in touch with the Double Tappers and join the conversation: Email: feedback@doubletaponair.com Call: 1-877-803-4567 (Canada and USA) / 0204 571 3354 (UK) Twitter: @BlindGuyTech / @ShaunShed / @DoubleTapOnAir Mastodon: @DoubleTap YouTube: DoubleTapOnAir

The Blizzard - Live @ Eina, Norway 2023 01: Pieralberto Valli - Salomè (Ivory Re-Vision) 02: Rank 1 & Armin van Buuren & Kush - This World Is Watching Me feat. Kush (Solid Stone Remix) 03: Dido & R Plus - My Boy (Meduza Remix) 04: Yotto - Remember Me? 05: Marsh - Pneuma 06: Yotto & Sansa - Meadow  07: Equinox - Tear Apart 08: Mark Hoffen - Life 09: Megablast, Makossa & Megablast - Kunuaka (Stereo MC´s Remix) 10: Martin Roth - Hypno Seq  11: Rex The Dog - I Can See You & Can You See Me? (Rex The Dog Club Version) 12: Paolo Jackson - The Bug (Benjamin Bates Remix) 13: Patrice Baumel - Roar (Adana Twins Remix) 14: Luttrell - Twin Souls 15: P.O.S. - Thunder & Sunshine  16: Marsh & Simon Doty - Touch The Sky 17: Yotto - Breezer  18: Aiiso - Minerals  19: Innellea - Reflected Wisdom - Five Phases Project (4/5) 20: Marsh - Hymn 21: Yotto &Something Good - Rhythm (Of The Night) (St Barts Trust Fund Mix) 22: Patrice Baumel - Serpent 23: Grimes & Anyma - Welcome To The Opera 24: Marcus Schossow - Mr White 25: ARTBAT - Papillon  26: Andy Ling - Fixation (Relaunch Remix) 27: Eric Prydz - Melo 28: Chicane - Offshore (Grum Remix) 29: Energy 52 - Café del Mar (Michael Woods Out of Office Remix) 30: Fatboy Slim vs.. Funkagen - What The Fuck (Maxie Devine & Veerus Remix) 31: Technasia - Obsession (Technasia Remix) 32: Pryda - Warrior 33: Eric Prydz - 2Night 34: The Blizzard - Kalopsia (Matt Fax Remix) 35: The Blizzard - Tind 36: The Blizzard - Piercing The Fog  37: Boom Jinx & The Blizzard - Senja (The Blizzard's Midnight Sun Mix) 38: Orjan Nilsen - Lovers Lane (The Blizzard Remix) 39: The Blizzard vs. Envio vs. Kirsty Hawkshaw meets Tenishia - Reasons To Forgive You, Kalopsia (The Blizzard Remix Mashup) 40: The Blizzard - Forever 41: Placebo - Running Up That Hill (Jerome Isma-Ae Remix) (edit) 42: Pryda - Seadweller 43: Pryda - One Day 44: Pryda - Sunburst 45: Pryda - Clapham 46: Pryda - Lycka 47: Pryda - The Escort 48: Faithless - Not Going Home (Eric Prydz Remix) 49: Susana feat. Omnia & The Blizzard - Closer 50: The Blizzard & Omnia - My Inner Island 51: The Blizzard & Egera feat. Chris Antoine - Luminescence 52: The Drill vs Gabriel & Dresden feat. Molly - Tracking The Drill Down (The Blizzard Bootleg Mashup) 53: Kernkraft 400 - Zombie Nation (Marcel Woods Remix) 54: Andain - Beautiful Things (Gabriel & Dresden's Unplugged Mix) 55: Ferry Corsten - Beautiful 56: Three Drives - Air Traffic 57: Midway - Monkey Forest 58: Above & Beyond pres. Tranquility Base - Oceanic 59: Mauro Picotto - Komodo (Megavoices Claxixx Edit) 60: System F feat. Armin van Buuren - Exhale 61: Aurora - Ordinary World (Above & Beyond Mix) 62: Marcel Woods - Advanced 63: Push - Universal Nation (Original 'Real Anthem' Mix) 64: Above & Beyond pres. Oceanlab - On A Good Day (Above & Beyond Club Mix) 65: Veracocha - Carte Blanche 66: Marco V - Simulated 67: Peter Martijn Wijnia vs. DJ Shah feat. Adrina Thorpe - Who Will Find Me In The End (Armin van Buuren Mashup Edit) 68: Above & Beyond - Good For Me (Above & Beyond Club Mix) 69: William Orbit - Barbers Adagio For Strings (Ferry Corsten Remix) 70: P.O.S. vs The Blizzard vs. Sylvester Stallone - Believe in Gravity Kalopsia (The Blizzard Mashup) 71: Lemon & Einar K vs The Blizzard - Anticipating The Fog Now (The Blizzard Mashup) 72: P.O.S. vs. The Blizzard & Maya Angelou - Remember Courage vs Metanoia (The Blizzard Mashup) 73: Oceanlab vs Andy Moor - Satelite vs YearZero (The Blizzard Mashup) 74: Armin van Buuren feat. Justine Suissa - Burned with Desire (Rising Star Vocal Mix) 75: Arty & Mat Zo - Rebound 76: First State feat. Anita Kelsey - Falling 77: The Doppler Effect - Beauty Hides In The Deep (The Blizzard Remix) 78: Cassian & Icehouse - Great Southern Land 79: Kevin de Vries - Dance With Me 80: Cassian, Jimi Jules & Anyma - My City's On Fire (Anyma & Cassian Remix) 81: Ae:ther - Merlino 82: Anyma - Explore Your Future 83: Anyma & Chris Avantgarde - Consciousness (Eric Prydz Remix) 84: Fred Again.. x Swedish House Mafia feat. Future - Turn On The Lights (Anyma Remix) 85: The Blizzard - Rabagast  86: Cassian - Activate 87: Anyma & Chris Avantgarde - Eternity 88: Space Motion & iLee - Acid Journey

Today on the show, Steven and Shaun talk about the best demos featured on air over the past 12 months. Featured today are hardware demos of the OrCam Read and Google's Pixel 7 smartphones. Also, there are software demos on the Can You See Me app for PCs, a Guide Dog refusal reporting app from the UK, an app to help you play the popular Wordle game more accessibly and a cool feature of NVDA to allow you to split the sound in your headphones between system sounds and screen reader voice. Keep in touch with us by following us on social media @DoubleTapOnAir.

We all want to belong and be loved. But what happens when we get passed over, left out, or seem invisible? How do you make new friends, navigate drama, and enjoy authentic connections? My Guest this week Cheri Strange talks about her book, "Can You See Me, Now?" and how you were hand-picked by God to express love, thrive in community, and enhance the world around you. We chat about how to deal with loneliness and what we should do in times of obscurity. CheriStrange.com Amazon: Can You See Me, Now?

Where does a month go? Well it's great to be back with the Foot Stompin' Scottish music podcast featuring as ever loads of new releases from the Scottish music scene. I hope you are all ok wherever you are in these challenging times. If you have any questions about Scottish music and culture feel free to get in touch. It's always nice to speak to you! Remember you can find out all about these releases at www.scotpodcast.com. You can also watch our latest Hands Up for Trad TV there cuideachd!  Fàs by Breabach Track - The Old Collection https://breabach.bandcamp.com Summer by Ally Forsyth Track - All is Well (feat Josie Duncan) https://allyforsyth.bandcamp.com Energy Islands by Fara Track - Solar https://faramusic.bandcamp.com Can You See Me, Sister? by Paul McKenna Band https://thepaulmckennaband.bandcamp.com For The Night by Elephant Sessions Track - Rebirth https://elephantsessions.bandcamp.com Bà-bà, mo leanabh by Ewen Henderson https://ewen-henderson.bandcamp.com Bloom by Siobhan Miller Track - Open All Night https://siobhanmiller.bandcamp.com Part machine by Yoko Pwmo Track - Cent Tonnerres (Feat Jansky) https://folking.com/yoko-pwno-part-machine-skye-records-srcdx010/ We Will Find Our Way Back Home EP by Ian Carr and the Various Artists Track - We Will Find Our Way Back Home https://iancarrmusic.bandcamp.com Lady Finella by Iona Fyfe https://ionafyfe.bandcamp.com Dargai by Ellie McLaren Track - Julie's Beetroot http://www.elliemclarenmusician.com

Tratto da Tecno estate 2022, Tommaso Nonis presenta un software in grado di avvertirci se siamo o meno inquadrati dalla videocamera mentre facciamo un video su Youtube

Dans l'actu des nouvelles technologies et de l'accessibilité cette semaine : Du côté des applications et du web iOS 16 : un bon Plans pour les piétons. iOS 16 permet de contourner les CAPTCHAs sur les sites et applications. iOS 16, un son spécifique lors de la navigation quand la reconnaissance d'écran est activée. NVDA 2022.2 beta 1 disponible pour les testeurs. Zapvision aide les malvoyants à accéder aux informations sur les produits. Can You See Me,un logiciel Windows pour l'aide au cadrage du visage sur la webcam Mise à jour de VoiceDream Reader pour macOS. Twitter veut s'appuyer sur l'audio pour rendre son application accessible aux aveugles et malvoyants. Le reste de l'actu L'acte législatif européen sur l'accessibilité doit être transcrit en droit français le 28 juin 2022, le sera-t-il ?. L'astuce macOS de Philippe Récupérer le chemin complet d'un fichier sur macOS. Remerciements Cette semaine, nous remercions André, Carlos, Claire egt Magali pour nous avoir fait un don ou transmis des infos. Si vous souhaitez vous aussi faire un don c'est sur la page "Soutenir Oxytude et pour les infos,, passez par le formulaire de contact. Pour animer cet épisode Philippe, Sof et Yannick.

For many blind people, the challenge of using a webcam in a meeting means knowing whether or not you are actually in frame, and in a professional setting it is quite important we look our best and don't offer our colleagues a view of up our nose! iPhone users who use the VoiceOver screenreader get extra information via the Camera app that gives audio feedback to let the user know where they are in frame, however most of us use a PC usually to conduct our meetings and we don't get similar feedback from those devices. However, that has all changed now thanks to the development of a new app called Can You See Me. It's been created by blind software developer Ben Mustille-Rose and he talked to Blind Guy Steven Scott on today's podcast to explain how the app came about, and how he created it. Keep your feedback coming by emailing hello@blindguytalkstech.com or call 0204 571 3354 and leave us a voicemail.

On today's episode we are having another little catch-up, so just me no guests (but keep an eye-out because I've got some exciting guests coming on soon!). I wanted to chat through some life updates, some autism-related books I have been reading, a Sensory Street project update, and how to make your own DIY Sensory Box. Links: Sensory Street (Oxford University Project): https://sensorystreet.uk https://www.instagram.com/sensory_street/ https://twitter.com/sensory_street Autistic / Autism related books: ‘CAN YOU SEE ME? DO YOU KNOW ME? and WAYS TO BE ME' by Libby Scott and Rebecca Westcott. 'Diary of a Young Naturalist' by Dara McAnulty 'Wintering' by Katherine May - also wrote 'The Electricity of Every Living Thing' 'Perfectly Weird, Perfectly You' by Dr Camilla Pang 'The Independent Woman's Handbook for Super Safe Living on the Autistic Spectrum' by Robyn Steward DIY Sensory Box Post: https://www.instagram.com/p/CcvWxJDM7My/ My 21andsensory links: @21andsensory on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/21andsensory/ @21andsensory on TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@21andsensory 21andsensory on YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/c/21andsensory @21andsensory on Twitter - https://twitter.com/21andsensory

Can You See Me? By Gökçe İrten

Ami Sands Brodoff is the award-winning author of three novels and two volumes of stories. The Sleep of Apples, her new story collection centres on nine closely-linked characters who confront crises related to mental illness, mortality, and gender identity. Ami's novel, In Many Waters, focuses on three orphans whose lives intersect on the island of Malta, and grapples with our current refugee crisis. The White Space Between won The Canadian Jewish Book Award for Fiction (The Vine Award), and is the story of a mother and daughter struggling with the impact of the Holocaust. Bloodknots, a volume of thematically linked stories about marginalized families on the edge, dramatizes the threads that bind people together and the ones that unravel without warning. Bloodknots was a finalist for The Re-Lit Award. Her debut novel, Can You See Me?penetrates into both the point-of-view of a young man with schizophrenia and the sister who struggles to help him. The novel was nominated for The Pushcart Prize and is a recommended book of NAMI (The National Alliance for the Mentally Ill). https://amisandsbrodoff.com This episode also available at YouTube: https://youtu.be/Iz4aSmNRQqk You can support the podcast at our Patreon. https://www.patreon.com/vanessa23carl Your support is greatly appreciated! Rendering Unconscious Podcast is hosted by psychoanalyst Dr. Vanessa Sinclair: www.drvanessasinclair.net Visit the main website for more information and links to everything: www.renderingunconscious.org Rendering Unconscious: Psychoanalytic Perspectives, Politics & Poetry (Trapart 2019): store.trapart.net/details/00000 The song at the end of the episode is “My Consciousness Changes” from the album “The Pathways of the Heart” by Vanessa Sinclair and Carl Abrahamsson available digitally on Bandcamp from Highbrow Lowlife: https://vanessasinclaircarlabrahamsson.bandcamp.com Many thanks to Carl Abrahamsson, who created the intro and outro music for Rendering Unconscious podcast. https://www.carlabrahamsson.com Image: https://amisandsbrodoff.com

Colabora Con Biblioteca Del Metal: En Twitter - https://twitter.com/Anarkometal72 Y Donanos Unas Propinas En BAT. Para Seguir Con El Proyecto De la Biblioteca Mas Grande Del Metal. Muchisimas Gracias. La Tienda De Biblioteca Del Metal: Encontraras, Ropa, Accesorios,Decoracion, Ect... Todo Relacionado Al Podcats Biblioteca Del Metal Y Al Mundo Del Heavy Metal. Descubrela!!!!!! Ideal Para Llevarte O Regalar Productos Del Podcats De Ivoox. (Por Tiempo Limitado) https://teespring.com/es/stores/biblioteca-del-metal-1 queridos hermanos del metal, os dedico este recopilatorio especial a todos vosotros. en estas fechas especiales para mucho de vosotros para que no os falte el metal. un recopilatorio que se inicia con el tema, Stars ,Hear 'n Aid el proyecto mitico de los años 80 para mitigar el hanbre en africa. un temazo!!!! despues los grupos que marcaron mi vida. no estan todos lo que tienen que estar pero seria imposible meter a todos los grupos que llevo en la sangre. espero que os guste, y si os gusta ya dedicare estos especiales de vez en cuando. un saludo Txarly Metal Stars, Hear 'n Aid, fue un esfuerzo conjunto de la escena del heavy metal, de los años 1980 con el fin de recaudar dinero para mitigar el hambre en África​. Fue ideado por los músicos Jimmy Bain (Rainbow y Dio), y Vivian Campbell (Dio, Whitesnake y Def Leppard),al darse cuenta de que la participación de las estrellas del metal en este ámbito era escasa. Extendieron la idea a Ronnie James Dio, y juntos compusieron la canción insignia de este proyecto: "Stars".El proyecto incluía miembros de bandas como Dio, Yngwie Malmsteen, Quiet Riot, Giuffria, Iron Maiden, Mötley Crüe, Twisted Sister, Queensrÿche,​ Blue Öyster Cult, Dokken, Night Ranger, Judas Priest, W.A.S.P., Journey, Rough Cutt, Y&T, Vanilla Fudge y la participación de la banda parodia Spinal Tap del falso documental o mockumentary "This is Spinal Tap" (1984). El mencionado sencillo Stars es la primera canción del disco, el cual contiene también versiones en vivo de bandas como Kiss, Accept, Scorpions, Motörhead y Rush, al igual que una canción inédita de Jimi Hendrix llamada "Can You See Me".

Mark interviews Ami Sands Brodoff, the award-winning author of three novels and two story collections about her latest book, The Sleep of Apples and the stories and books she has written over the years. Prior to the main content, Mark discusses recent comments, welcomes new patron Jared Nelson, shares a personal update, and a word about this episode's sponsor. You can learn more about how you can get your work distributed to retailers and library systems around the world at starkreflections.ca/Findaway. In their conversation Mark and Ami talk about: Ami as a "late-bloomer" writer who had worked on a number of short stories for years before working on a novel The encouragement, including a nomination for The Pushcart Prize that happened early on with Ami's first published story Being invited to The Algonquin Hotel in New York for lunch with some editors Asking herself is this the career I want to be doing no matter what The related anchor job that Ami had for guaranteed writing money coming in while she did freelance work Adapting real-life circumstances into her first novel, Can You See Me? How the stories in The Sleep of Apples are linked by a neighborhood, whereas in a previous collection, it was a theme that unified the stories The concept of neighborhoods in cities like Montreal and New York The amazing critical acclaim for The Sleep of Apples and how publicist can snowball Various workshops that Ami has lead over the years Tapping into the stories that other people want to share and tell Advice Ami would have for beginning writers And more... After the interview Mark reflects on the idea of how publicist can snowball, or how a lot of hard work can lead to those "viral" things.   Links of Interest: Ami Sands Brodoff Website EP 223 - Love, Only Better with Paulette Stout The Canadian Mounted Patreon for Stark Reflections The Relaxed Author Buy eBook Direct Buy Audiobook Direct Publishing Pitfalls for Authors An Author's Guide to Working with Libraries & Bookstores Wide for the Win Mark's Canadian Werewolf Books This Time Around (Short Story) A Canadian Werewolf in New York Stowe Away (Novella) Fear and Longing in Los Angeles Fright Nights, Big City Lover's Moon   Ami Sands Brodoff is the award-winning author of three novels and two story collections. Her latest novel-in-stories, The Sleep of Apples, centres on 9 closely-linked characters confronting crises related to mental illness, mortality--sooner rather than later--and gender identity. Ami's novel, In Many Waters, grapples with our world-wide refugee crisis. The White Space Between, which focuses on a mother and daughter struggling with the impact of the Holocaust won The Canadian Jewish Book Award for Fiction. Bloodknots, a volume of thematically-linked stories was a finalist for the ReLit Award. Ami leads workshops for teens, adults, and seniors. She has taught writing to formerly incarcerated women and to people grappling with mental illness. Ami has been awarded fellowships to Yaddo, the Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity, The Virginia Center for the Creative Arts, Ragdale Foundation, and St. James Cavalier Arts Centre for Creativity (Malta). Ami lives in Montreal with her partner, children and high energy Brittany Spaniel Xeno.   The introductory, end, and bumper music for this podcast (“Laser Groove”) was composed and produced by Kevin MacLeod of www.incompetech.com and is Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 

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Ami Sands Brodoff is the author of several novels and short story collection. Her latest novel, “The Sleep of Apples,” is set in Montreal's gritty, gentrifying Saint-Henri neighborhood. This linked collection of short stories is a moving dramatization of the imperfect lives we all lead told through nine interconnected narrators. Throughout the book, Sands Brodoff, the award-winning author of five previous books, presents characters and events inspired by her personal experiences. In one story, Collier, a gender-fluid, non-binary teen forms an unlikely connection with Rachel, a recreation therapist at The Children's Hospital Psychiatric Ward. Rachel is a breast cancer survivor, as is Sands Brodoff. As well, Sands Brodoff is the mother of a transgender son and a gay son. Here other titles include “Can You See Me?” “The White Space Between” and “Bloodknots,” among others. During this podcast, Ami is asked: — Why she writes— What gets her high when writing— At what age she determined to be a writer— What writing does for her— Her subject matter— How she creates characters— The best writing advice ever received— Etc. Learn more about Ami at her website: https://amisandsbrodoff.com/We encourage you to subscribe to this podcast and share a link with friends, colleagues and family members who are avid readers or aspiring writers. Your host is Mike Consol, author of “Hardwood: A Novel About College Basketball and Other Games Young Men Play.” Write him at novelistspotlight@gmail.com

Libby Scott is fourteen years old. She loves hot chocolate, Taylor Swift and lives in Kent with her family. Her dad is a musician and Libby's mum is an education consultant and conference speaker. Libby is also autistic. For many years, it was a battle for her to understand herself and for her family and friends to understand her. Following an autism diagnosis, Libby was finally able to understand herself better and express how she felt. In 2018, her mum Kim, decided to share a piece of Libby's writing online. The piece went viral and was liked and retweeted thousands of times. The next year she wrote her first book with co-writer Rebecca Wescott. It is called "Can You See Me", a story about an autistic girl called Tally who tries to navigate school and her social life. Now fourteen, Libby is publishing her third book called "Ways To Be Me", which focuses on the process of getting a diagnosis. It's a brilliant and extraordinary book that not only will help many people understand autism better, but one that will give hope and perhaps more importantly, a voice to others with autism. Libby is a remarkable young lady. And it was a great honor for her and her mum Kim to join me on this episode of Life Interrupted. If you have been through life events similar to those described in this episode and you need someone to talk to, please contact The Samaritans, on 116 123 And if you'd like to share your thoughts with Simon, he'd love to hear from you: Twitter @SimonThomasSky

The Labour and Cooperative MP Stella Creasy is threatening legal action over her forthcoming maternity leave cover. Backbench MPs are currently allowed to take informal maternity leave, but not all their duties are covered during their absence. For instance they can employ office staff to help with constituency issues Ms Creasy says she's currently only being offered two thirds of her salary to employ a suitable replacement but she says that won't cover important tasks like meeting Ministers, media work or doing school visits. Also a replacement is unable to speak in the House of Commons or attend parliamentary committees. Ms Creasy has said: "I think every woman should be able to have paid maternity cover, proper cover - it's not just about being paid, it's that somebody else will be doing that job.” She may just be 13 years old but Libby Scott has just released her third novel ‘Ways to Be Me' in collaboration with the author Rebecca Westcott. Along with the hugely successful Can You See Me? and Do you Know Me?, the three novels feature the story of Tally who is autistic. The books have been widely praised for their realistic portrayal of autism. Although not autobiographical Tally's story is partly based on Libby's own experiences of being autistic herself. This latest one - a prequel to Can You See Me? - goes back in time to the period just before she gets a diagnosis age 10. Libby and her mum Kym join Chloe. A humanitarian ceasefire has just been called but since November last year the fighting between the Tigray People's Liberation Front (TPLF) and government forces in Ethiopia has left thousands of people dead. More than two million have been displaced and 350,000 pushed towards famine. There are reports of women who were kidnapped by soldiers and held as sexual slaves. Chloe discusses the situation with BBC Africa Correspondent in Nairobi - Vivienne Nunis and Rita Kahsay, co-ordinator of the Tigray Youth Network based in the UK. Fertility clinics in the UK are removing an unsafe number of eggs from women hoping to have IVF, according to a new study. Looking at data from UK fertility clinics between 2015 and 2018, researchers found that some were retrieving far too many eggs from women, reporting cases of up to 50 eggs being removed in a single procedure. The ideal 'safe yield' is around 12 eggs. Chloe Tilley discusses the implications with Joyce Harper, Professor of Reproductive Science at the Institute of Women's health at UCL, and the author of Your Fertile Years. As we know travellers are obliged to quarantine in a hotel at their own cost after returning from countries on the UK's red list, where Covid infection rates are high. They spend 10 nights in their room and are allowed out for daily exercise only when accompanied by a guard. Private security companies have been hired by the government to ensure hotel guests observe quarantine rules. Kathy Godolphin had a disturbing experience saying she experienced sexual harassment at a hotel after returning from working on a conservation and anti-poaching project in Zimbabwe. She joins Chloe Tilley to discuss the aftermath of that ten days. Presented by Chloe Tilley Producer: Louise Corley Editor: Beverley Purcell

Author Grace Lin answers two questions and has an announcement and Zeeva reviews Can You See Me? by Libby Scott and Rebecca Westcott. *To become a patron of Kids Ask Authors: https://www.patreon.com/kidasaskauthorspodcast

This week on the program I spoke to Jy wright, a film producer. He is a producing a short film about child trafficking, which is in the process of being submitted to a film festival. I think he is an amazing person and the work he's doing is worthy of our support. He did a Kickstarter program to raise money to do his production and he quickly reached his goal within two weeks. I'm so excited for Jy's interview to be aired this Saturday. The movie is called Can You See Me? If you would like to support his project, please email him at jytwright@gmail.com.

Anxiety was commonplace for me in 2020 especially being a transgender woman. Lockdown meant more working and socialising from home, which inevitably meant meeting more people for the first time. Switching on a webcam means everyone can see you for the first time and that can feel uncomfortable and fuel anxiety. But, remember you are beautiful and there is no one else like you. CAN YOU SEE ME? I cannot breathe, I am frozen in space. Will they seethe? I feel so out of place. I cannot find air, My lungs are tight. Thoughts are where? My head feels light. I am losing my voice. How will I sound? Do I have a choice? My head starts to pound. I check my reflection, My skin is pale. Do I have an infection? I feel the urge to bail. Panic setting in, STOP! I am who I am! Wipe away the tear drop, And switch on the webcam. You are beautiful, You are true, Your soul is immutable, There is no one like you. (c) Jay Rose Ana Woman Volume 2 Photo by Aleksandar Pasaric from Pexels Can You See Me? Photo by Wendy Wei from Pexels #anxiety #mentalhealthawareness #jayroseana #webcam #fear

Elizabeth Quiroz is a human trafficking survivor, advocate, and founder of Redemption House, a non-profit organization that helps human trafficking victims. Through her courage, bravery, and vulnerability, we discuss how human trafficking is happening in our backyards and how we can help fight this injustice. We also discuss:  - Signs + red flags of human trafficking - The different ways trafficking happens - How flawed systems allow victims to "fall through the cracks"- What the grooming process is + how to prevent it - Importance of educating law enforcement, teachers, and policymakers - How to forgive and heal from the past - Using pain for purpose to help others  RESOURCES: - US National Human Trafficking Hotline: 1-888-373-7888 - National Sexual Assault Online Hotline: 1-800-656-HOPE (4673) - A21: "Can You See Me" 

Welcome to the first episode! Today we'll be looking at what transpires when ordinary people are equipped to recognize and report human trafficking in their communities through A21's global awareness campaign Can You See Me?Introduction (0:00)Conversation between Christian & Mollie (6:17)Closing thoughts (32:54)To learn more visit A21.org/PodcastFollow us on Instagram | Facebook | Twitter 

Mollie Thorsen and Ali Perron from A21, our founding partner, joins Sarah and Josh to talk about caring for survivors, the Global Freedom Summit, and A21's newest campaign "Can You See Me?" Visit www.A21.org for more information about A21. To learn more about the It's a Penalty Campaign, visit www.itsapenalty.org.

MAYA RAE Maya released her first album at 13, a collection of jazz and pop standards. Then she sent a demo to Couch Kid Steve Dawson and joined him in Nashville to record Can You See Me, an album deserving to be heard.  We’ll learn more about this 17-year-old and hear her music. KERRY PASTINE & THE CRIME SCENE Out of Denver, Kerry and the band have released two previous albums.  The new album, City Of Love, shows the lust for life Kerry shares with the world.  How did she get here? We’ll find out while we listen to the tunes. ELIZA NEALS – COUCH KID NEW MUSIC Eliza has released Black Crow Moan, her latest Blues-rocker. With help from Joe Louis Walker and Derek St Holmes, Eliza gives us 9 originals and a Big Mama Thornton cover. We’ll catch up with Eliza and check out the tunes. LISA MILLS – COUCH KID NEW MUSIC Lisa has released The Triangle, recorded at Fame Studios, Royal Studios, Malaco Studios and Sun Studios, the album is 14 songs created in their original locales. Lisa is in Germany, and we’ll talk about the album and more.

In this episode, Danni chats with Erina Low and Sheryl Fenn from the A21 Campaign Australia, founded by Nick and Christine Caine. Join the conversation as we talk candidly about real stories of modern slavery and human trafficking. It's happening in our own backyard right here in Australia.  Find out what you can do to disrupt the demand and help abolish it.braveenough.orgA21 Campaign AustraliaSupport the show (http://braveenough.org/donate)

Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Maya Rae Poised at the crossroads between innocence and experience, Maya Rae’s voice communicates with an immediacy and commitment that most artists never attain. In an age when so much music feels overproduced and lacking in genuine emotion, Maya’s songs come like a breath of fresh air. Vital, committed and uplifting, the upcoming sophomore release from Maya Rae, ‘Can You See Me?’ is the real deal.

How does God see us? How do others see us? How do we see God? How do we see others? What is the clear answer, and does it really matter? In today's message, we go on a journey to find the answers as we ponder the question, Can You See Me?

How does God see us? How do others see us? How do we see God? How do we see others? What is the clear answer, and does it really matter? In today's message, we go on a journey to find the answers as we ponder the question, Can You See Me?

The very first segment of “Can You See Me”!! An exclusive interview with Ilka V. Chavez, Author of “What Leaders Say & Do”, President/Owner of Corporate Gold LLC. She is truly a Beyond Measure Woman, and leader of leaders!!! Enjoy!!

This is the concluding message of the series. We pray you were richly blessed! Episode #9 - Can You See Me? part 2

This is the concluding message of the series. We pray you were richly blessed! Episode #9 - Can You See Me? part 2

Episode #8 - Can You See Me?

Episode #8 - Can You See Me?

Puppetry and film performance 'Can You See Me?' is based on true stories of people supported by Birchwood Highland. Karrie Marshall, from Zenwing Puppets, explains what was involved in creating the piece and what people can expect from the performance. Can You See Me? is supported by See Me and will be performed at Eden Court on the 6th of October at 1pm. Tickets are free.

NEW FOR NOVEMBER 15, 2008 The smell of hope is in the air. And a soundtrack of hope to back it . . . Just One Victory - The Best Radio You Have Never Heard Vol. 98 1. Just One Victory (live) - Utopia 2. Thunderstruck (live) - AC/DC 3. Take It Easy (live) - Jackson Browne 4. The Night They Drove Ol' Dixie Down (live) - The Allman Brothers Band 5. Won't Get Fooled Again (live solo acoustic) - Pete Townshend 6. My Generation - Oasis 7. The Revolution Starts Now - Steve Earle 8. Back In The Saddle - Aerosmith 9. Chinese Democracy - Guns 'n Roses 10. Orion - Rodrigo y Gabriela 11. Soon We'll Be Found - Sia 12. November Spawned a Monster - Morrissey 13. Gimme Shelter (keith vocal) - The Rolling Stones 14. Eight Miles High - Roxy Music 15. Can You See Me (live) - The Jimi Hendrix Experience 16. Lonesome Cowboy Burt - Mothers Of Invention (feat. Jimmy Carl Black) The Best Radio You Have Never Heard. Where's my waitress . . . Accept No Substitute.

Hello, Hello!In this episode, Chris and Nick talk with filmmaker and festival director Jon Fitzgerald. They discuss Jon's career path from filmmaker to festival director, his advocacy work helping other filmmakers, and his efforts to leverage film for social change. Jon shares insights from his experiences running festivals, making documentaries, and advising other creatives.We also talk about:Jon's experience being rejected from Sundance and subsequently founding the Slamdance Film FestivalTips for running a successful film festival, including budgeting, sponsorship, and engaging the local communityThe value of film education versus hands-on experience in the industryResources Jon provides for filmmakers, including his book, courses, and podcastUpcoming projects like Jon's narrative film "Impressions" and a new platform called Fest SourceIndie Artist SpotlightArtist: The Thing With FeathersTrack: Can You See MeSocials: TikTok & InstagramThe Thing With Feathers is an alt-rock, indie pop, and dance powerhouse. The crew's natural, quirky swagger and stellar musicianship have resulted in a catalog of equally introspective and uncomplicated tunes dedicated to booty-shakers everywhere. “Can You See Me” is an exciting and dynamic alt-rock and indie-pop track full of contrasting textures and gritty, raw tones.If you like what we're doing, please consider supporting our work - every subscriber, rating, and review matters! #MAKEITAll Links: https://beacons.ai/themakeitpodcastApple Podcasts: https://link.chtbl.com/makeitSpotify: https://link.chtbl.com/makeitonspotifySubscribe to our newsletter at www.bonsai.film/subscribeYouTube: https://link.chtbl.com/makeitonyoutube?at=1406156285