Podcast appearances and mentions of carolyn hall

Send us a textAlaska State House Representative for West Anchorage Carolyn Hall got an internship with the Boston Red Sox during her senior year of college in New Hampshire. This led to her dream job working for the team as a videographer during their World Series win in 2004. In 2008 she branched into TV journalism getting her first job with a small local market: KTUU in Anchorage. She covered the Iditarod, Gov. Sarah Palin, Sen. Ted Stevens' trial from DC, and Sen. Lisa Murkowski's 2010 write-in campaign. Hall then worked for a larger TV market in Seattle where she earned an Emmy for her coverage of the Oso Landslide in 2014. After returning to Anchorage, she left broadcast journalism and branched into politics working as communications director for Governor Bill Walker, and at the start of the Covid pandemic, for Anchorage Mayor Ethan Berkowitz. We talk about all of that and how she ended up running for office in today's episode. Watch the video of Carolyn Hall and Ethan Berkowitz leaving Anchorage Assembly Chambers, Aug 12, 2020.

In this episode, we recap the key takeaways from BIO-Europe 2025, held in Milan, Italy, in March 2025, with Trajko Spasenovski, Vice President of Strategic Account Management at Evaluate, and Carolyn Hall, Senior Director of Content and Thought Leadership Marketing at Evaluate. After the conference, Citeline's Managing Editor, Meredith Landry, spoke with them about their experience there and what they learned about trends in early-stage deal-making, emerging areas like cardiovascular and rare disease therapies, and the expanding role of AI in R&D. Trajko and Carolyn also shared how conferences like BIO-Europe help Norstella and its clients forge meaningful partnerships, uncover market needs, and accelerate the path to life-saving therapies through data-driven insights and strategic collaboration.

Jeff was joined by West Anchorage Democratic State House candidate Carolyn Hall. They discuss her time working for the Boston Red Sox from 2003-2007 and the World Series ring she got when they won in 2004, growing up in Boston, why she moved to Alaska in 2008, her time working as a photojournalist with KTUU and KTVA, her time working in communications roles for former Governor Bill Walker and former Anchorage Mayor Ethan Berkowitz, why she decided to run for the State House, and some of the problems facing Alaska. 

In the November 7, 2022 HR Huddle, Jennifer Wilson and Samantha Mansfield are joined by guest Carolyn Hall from Wiss to discuss strategies for making learning and development opportunities as integral part of your firm's talent strategy and culture and generously investing in your people. Join us live every Monday at 4:15pm CT/5:15pm ET to explore the latest trends in talent management and HR!

I branched out and decided to interview someone on my husband's side of the family. Carolyn has spent much of her life focusing on motherhood and education, and we talk about how those themes have worked together throughout her life and what she has figured out so far in those areas. We also talk about getting answers to prayers, feeling like a failure as a mother, the paradoxical mix of low self-esteem and high expectations, the Socratic method, the need for grandparenting conferences, Turkish delight, and how it's not just truth and values the affect people's choices and values, it's also priorities. Let me know what you think by leaving a review or emailing me at figuredout@zohomail.com.

Originally entitled ELECTRIC SHADES OF GREY, a young priest embarks on a whacked-out road trip across America after accidentally drinking Coca-Cola laced with acid. The Psychedelic Priest stars John Darrell, Carolyn Hall, Joe Crane, Ken Keckler, Larry Wright, Susan Hayes, Chubby Jackson, and more. Directed by William Grefe.

What would it be like if New York City was partially underwater?  What would it feel like, what would it taste like?  How would the economy continue to tick, how would commuters reach their jobs?  To answer this, our guest today uses art to tell the narrative of climate change.   We aren’t all numbers people.  […] The post Ep 99: New York Underwater: Art and Climate Change – with guest Carolyn Hall appeared first on SparkDialog.

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  Please join Marsha Casper Cook on July7th at 4EST 3CST 2MT 1PST when her guests will be Jack Remick and Carolyn Hall. Carolyn is a Writer/Consultant at Carolyn R. Hall and Faculty (academic staff) at Cornish College of the Arts and Jack Remick is a poet, short story writer, and novelist. This show, as always, will be thought provoking and informative. Michigan Avenue Media Podcasts are fun, informative discussions that are based on writing and the interesting topics the guests  want to discuss.  http://www.marshacspercook.com

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Why do we need water filters at all? What toxins are lurking in there? Should we be afraid? I sat down with historical marine ecologist Carolyn Hall to get some answers.Learn more about Carolyn at carolynjhall.comSources and links for this episode at katedouglasprojects.comBecome a patron of Ecology & Me to keep the questions going: www.Patreon.com/EcologyandMe Follow us on social @ecologyandmeEpisode recorded, mixed and produced by Kate DouglasTheme song is by Matthew Dean Marsh See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

What's the difference between hard water and soft water? Can listening to the deep sea help save it? What would happen if all the ocean water into fresh water? I ask historical marine ecologist Carolyn Hall these questions and more on in this bonus episode!Learn more about Carolyn at carolynjhall.comBecome a patron of Ecology & Me to keep the questions going: www.Patreon.com/EcologyandMeFollow us on social @ecologyandmeEpisode recorded, mixed and produced by Kate DouglasTheme song is by Matthew Dean Marsh See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The problem of reckless driving is nothing new in Milwaukee. Unfortunately, it only seems to be getting worse. Despite all the meetings and task force recommendations, it appears little has been done to actually talk to the young people who are engaging in this deadly behavior -- until now. In this episode of Open Record, FOX6 Investigators Bryan Polcyn and Amanda St. Hilaire talk about a story Bryan recently did that took a different approach to the issue of reckless driving. Bryan talked with a young man who admitted to driving recklessly for years. The team reminds us how big of a problem reckless driving is in Milwaukee and what's been done to contain it or address it thus far. Bryan breaks down his conversation with 'David,' the young man he interviewed and explains why 'David' agreed to talk to FOX6. You'll also hear about Carolyn Hall, a woman who lost her daughter at the hands of a reckless driver, and get her take on the approach to curbing this behavior.

In part 4 of our Sinai and Synapses interview series, we are talking with Carolyn Hall. She is a Brooklyn based historical marine ecologist, science communications instructor, and award winning contemporary dancer/performer. As a marine ecologist she has been an independent researcher for the Wildlife Conservation Society, Trout Unlimited, and the Environmental Defense Fund. She was part of an UMass Amherst academic team studying fish and the coastal ecosystem of the northeast U.S., is the research assistant and fact checker for the best selling author Paul Greenberg (Four Fish), and she will be working with the American Fisheries Society to communicate climate change policies. She worked as a certified instructor at the Alan Alda Center for Communicating Science and is a core member and researcher in residence with the eco-artist collective Works on Water. Her continued career in dance has led her to work with artists across the country and internationally and she is increasingly invested in combining her artist and scientist halves to make data-rich science more understandable, embodied, and memorable for the general public.    Support this podcast on Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/DowntheWormholepodcast   More information at https://www.downthewormhole.com/   produced by Zack Jacksonmusic by Zack Jackson and Barton Willis 

Episode #8: Dr. Carolyn Hall (@bosschicksempower) & Marquita Myrick (@marquitamyricklpc) have a seat at the table, to discuss mental health in the church.

Kelly AuCoin is one of the most interesting character actors on the some of the most compelling television shows today. As "Dollar Bill" Stearn on "Billions," he faced prison and betrayed family and friends to serve his company. As Pastor Tim on "The Americans," he threatened to unravel the KGB deep cover operation. In this episode of Watching America, he talks to Dr. Alan Campbell about his craft, his wife (Carolyn Hall), and how to make unforgettable television.

Our jobs as journalists almost always begin with listening. We listen to our communities for story ideas, our audience for feedback, and our interview subjects for a piece's deeper meaning. But how well do we listen to the concerns of our co-workers? Last month the Harvey Weinstein accusations and #MeToo hashtag refocused attention on issues that have never left: sexual harassment and gender and power imbalance in the workplace. I appreciate the strength of every woman and man who has come forward. I hope their efforts do more than capture a momentary spotlight; I hope they achieve systemic change. But change begins with communication, and I choose to point my comparatively tiny spotlight to a pair of journalists who are amplifying the voices of women in TV news. Carolyn Hall worked for many years as an elite photojournalist. Sierra Starks has swung from magazines to TV and now reports and fill-in anchors in Monterey, California. They are the hosts of a new podcast: Women on Deadline, which emphasizes *her* experience in TV news. By Episode 3, they had tackled the challenges of solo video journalism, the issues that creep into many local newsrooms, and - in the most revealing episode for this reporter - the extension of #MeToo. Hall and Starks join me on Episode #58 of the Telling the Story podcast. → The post PODCAST EPISODE #58: Carolyn Hall & Sierra Starks, hosts, Women on Deadline appeared first on Telling The Story.

Join Greg and guest as GA GOP 1st Vice Chair Carolyn Hall Fisher and political analyst Todd Rehm from GAPundit.com are scheduled to join us.

Inaugural episode of Women on Deadline: Her Experience in TV News. Carolyn Hall and Sierra Starks introduce themselves and share why they think this podcast is necessary for all women working in television news. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ben White/Ben White Productions Ben White Productions is a social media management company that specializes in content creation and brand development on social platforms. I talked about what Ben White Productions has to offer, developing a brand on social media and the economic benefit of having a independent social media manager on Pensacola Business Radio. To […] The post Pensacola Business Radio: Guests Ben White/Ben White Productions, Carolyn Hall/CL3 Agency appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

Ran, Tut and Tommy B discuss: Leslie Jones Attacked...again; Netflix's "The Get Down" follow-up; Paisley Park is the NEW Graceland; Nate Parker / "Birth Of A Nation" Controversy; Trumpster Updates; did Megachurch Endorse Trump. Special thanks to our guest: Dr. Carolyn Hall. Check her out via Facebook: BOSS Chicks Empowerment Coaches

Welcome to a special editon of the There is Life After Layoff Radio Show with Host Ali as Atlanta Life Radio presents the first annual People's Choice Award!  AND THE WINNER IS? We will announce the winner tonight!! Call in to congratulate our nominees and the winner and provide continued words of encouragement to our Show Host "Ali"! We thank our listeners for tuning in and sharing their nominations for the best 2015 episode and special guest of the There is Life After Layoff Radio Show with Host Ali . Here are the top three nominated shows (in no particular order): "Be Fab Be You" with guest Maria Horstmann- episode air date 4/14/2015 "The B.O.S.S. Chick" with guest Dr. Carolyn Hall- episode air date 7/7/2015 "Are You a Visionary" with guests Shermaine Marshall and Vivian Turner- episode air date 12/8/2015 The opinions expressed in this radio broadcast are for inspiration and entertainment purposes only. This show is a production of Atlanta Life Radio, to learn more visit us at www.atlantaliferadio.com

"Hello and welcome to our first episode in our new TheAppWhisperer (TAW) podcast series. Our podcasts will begin an on-going exploration of mobile photography and art. We will talk with mobile artists themselves, from all genres, we will talk with mobile app developers, mobile hardware manufacturers, and we aim to ensure our podcasts are suitably intimate and perfectly formed. I am your host, Joanne Carter and today my guest is Carolyn Hall Young from New Mexico, USA. Carolyn is a mobile artist; some may call her a digital painter..."       Mobile Digital Artist Carolyn Hall Young holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Rhode Island School of Design (RISD) and a Masters in Fine Arts from Pratt Institute, both degrees for painting and printmaking, with minors in art history. Hall Young is a tenacious painter, in digital and natural media, an international award winning designer, and art director, with a passion for truth, justice, beauty and homegrown tomatoes. She has lived on several continents, traveled extensively, and exhibited her work in solo and group shows. Young has been avidly photographing her world, since the Kodak Brownie and then the Polaroid Swinger cameras appeared. Hall Young has taken to mobile digital technology, specifically working with the iPad, like a fish takes to water. She now lives in Northern New Mexico, with three horses, one dog and one very good man. Contact Details for Carolyn Hall Young Facebook Flickr Website

Episode/Show Topic: The B.O.S.S. Chick Movement Guest: Dr. Carolyn Hall, Educator, Empowerment Coach, Motivational Speaker, Author, Minister Description: Join Ali and her guest Dr. Carolyn Hall to discuss her new book The B.O.S.S. Chick Playbook: A Modern Girl's Guide to Purpose and Plenty. Part of her platform seeks to empower women to walk in purpose and become the B.O.S.S. of their own lives and avoid fallacious thinking, which suggest that their only desire should be to work for others. This show is a production of Atlanta Life Radio to learn more visit us at www.atlantaliferadio.com

Life After Divorce with Host Carloyn Hall Today's Guest: Shevon Sampson Topic of Discussion: Finances Sowers Reap International is a faith based organization with a focus on fiscal responsibility. Founder, Shevon L. Sampson is an insurance and retirement consultant. Over her many years of counseling Christian clients about their finances she noticed that the majority struggled with blending their financial success while staying true to the word of God. At Sowers Reap International it is our goal is to create and maintain long-term relationships, helping others gain economic empowerment and support spiritual renewal. We build and nurture these relationships through our live events, workshops, online blog, newsletters and emails. http://www.sowersreap.com "Life After Divorce" WILL shed light on recognizing what is toxic, eliminating it from your life and how to maintain a new found happy and healthy lifestyle. Visit Carolyn Hall online: http://cl3agency.com

Host: Carolyn Hall Guest:Jamie Parker Me O’clock was founded by Jamie Parker, a young American man with an inspirational success story. Born and raised in the Bronx by a single mother, Jamie refused to become another statistic; with hard work and determination he was able to beat the odds. Venturing out into the business world Jamie established his own watch company and came up with the concept of me o’clock; A watch in which the word “ME” takes the place of the actual numbers; hence its always “ME” o’clock. While literally changing the face of time, Jamie uses Me O’clock to emphasize self worth in the face of adversity; his watches are the motivational tool that serves as a constant reminder that it is always one’s time.  He is a prime example that no matter one’s circumstance, through hard work and perseverance there is no limit to what one can achieve. Visit Jaime Online http://www.meoclock.com "Life After Divorce" WILL shed light on recognizing what is toxic, eliminating it from your life and how to maintain a new found happy and healthy lifestyle. Visit Carolyn Hall Online: http://cl3agency.com

Carolyn's show educates, empowers, encourages,inspires & supports men,women,teen parents, adolescents & youth. Our guests share tools, tips and techniques on how to live an optimally healthy life in mind, body & spirit. Whether you are single, separated, married, divorced, thinking of divorce, going through a mid-life crisis or dealing with infidelity; overall spiritual, emotional, mental and physical wellness is key to overcoming personal situations that have you feeling down or hopeless. Guest Bio for Miss Anita Bist: Anita is a Certified Retirement Lifestyle Coach and also the author of “Masala for Retirement: How to Add Zest to the Rest of Your Life”. She grew up in India and also on the East Coast and made her way 2 years ago to Silicon Valley. She is constantly exploring new opportunities and reinventing herself, from a corporate marketer to a Doctorate in Naturopathy to a Lifestyle Coach to a Technology Company Co-Founder and more recently, to an Entrepreneur Event Organizer and Host and many more in between. She believes we’re here to grow and experience ourselves in many ways some expected and some totally unanticipated. View Anita Bist Online: http://cl3hub.weebly.com/anita-bist-profile-page.html Visit Carolyn Hall online: http://cl3agency.com

Carolyn's show educates, empowers, encourages,inspires & supports men,women,teen parents, adolescents & youth. Our guests share tools, tips and techniques on how to live an optimally healthy life in mind, body & spirit. Whether you are single, separated, married, divorced, thinking of divorce, going through a mid-life crisis or dealing with infidelity; overall spiritual, emotional, mental and physical wellness is key to overcoming personal situations that have you feeling down or hopeless. "Life After Divorce" WILL shed light on recognizing what is toxic, eliminating it from your life and how to maintain a new found happy and healthy lifestyle. Visit Carolyn Hall online: http://cl3agency.com

Ladies & Gentlemen we are in for a fun and informative time as we listen and learn from CEO Carolyn Hall who heads up the Strategy & Public Relations agency, CL3. Not only is Ms. Hall CEO but she is also host of her own radio show entitled Life After Death which will soon be a part of the In Life Now Radio platfrom beginning June 2015. Carolyn comes to us on this episode sharing her heart and her story with the hopes of imparting into the lives of all those whom she is called to serve so they can become healed and move forward in their lives! Life after Divorce Radio with Carolyn Hall was created to heal, educate, empower, encourage, inspire and support listeners.  Topics are real life and our experts provide experience, knowledge, insight and practical suggestions as to how our listeners can apply what they hear and learn. Visit Carolyn Online: http://cl3agency.com

Jacqui and LeMar talk about the paradox of selfies as demonstrations of self-esteem, the “fat acceptance movement,” and the limits of “health at every size.” Related Links 116 Unphotoshopped, Unashamed Women Prove Every Body Is A Beach Body – xoJane 6 Things I Don’t Understand About the Fat Acceptance Movement – Carolyn Hall for Thought […]

PLEASE NOTE:  In order to better prepare for this program and invite more guests, we've decided to change the date of this program to Wednesday, July 2nd @ NOON PST.  Interested in being a guest?  Please email info@divataunia.com. I recently read a very interesting article by Marianne Kirby on xoJane called, "I'VE ONLY GOT 1 THING TO SAY TO FOLKS WHO DON'T UNDERSTAND FAT ACCEPTANCE," which was a response article to Carolyn Hall's "6 THINGS I DON'T UNDERSTAND ABOUT THE FAT ACCEPTANCE MOVEMENT."  The article has almost 600 comments - which are incredibly interesting, provocative and informative all at the same time. As a former morbidly-obese woman (311+ lbs), I am incredibly sensitive to the bias and stigma against overweight people. However, I struggle with the terms and ideaologies that are core to the Fat Acceptance movement. Today's discussion will feature my good friend and author of Powerful Hunger, Dagny Kight.

Carolyn Hall and Sharyn Abbott return to Word of Mom Radio with a LIVE Teleseminar that will share a bit of what we would have enjoyed at a two-day event this weekend had Hurricane Sandy passed us by! This LIVE Teleseminar will feature some of the Presenters that will now be sharing at the Mind, Body and Spirit Transformation Symposium taking place this Spring in Long Island, NY. Saturday, December 8th at 7pmET/4pmPT Carolyn Hall and I will be sharing Natalie Forest & DeCluttering Your Mind, Rufus & Jenny Triplett & Family Life, Dr. Maxwell Nartey & Stress Management, Kevin Allen & Unlocking Your Success, Sharyn Abbott & Becoming a Successful Author and Cheryl Donavan & Faith in You! Join me, Dori DeCarlo as I host this fabulously unique Teleseminar that will open your eyes to the Mind, Body and Spirit Transformation Symposium this spring. Tonight's Teleseminar is sponsored by our MOMpreneur Made/MOMpreneur Approved Products & Services My Healthy Concepts, Sane Spaces, Best-In-Life Solutions, Finacially Authentic and Safety First Bags. All of them can be found at our site WordofMomRadio.com ~ and a special offer, too!!! Take a moment to like Word of Mom Radio on Facebook, follow us on Twitter, email us at wordofmomradio@gmail.com with comments, questions and ideas for upcoming shows! Word of Mom Radio ~ sharing the wisdom of women.

 On Tuesday November 6th at 11amPT/2pmET,  Carolyn Hall and Sharyn Abbott join me on Word of Mom Radio. Carolyn is the founder of The CL3 Agency is a "one-stop" company that offers a variety of marketing and planning services. Sharyn Abbott has helped more than 2500 business owners become successful entrepreneurs - visit her at SharynAbbott.com and find out more. Today's show is sponsored by Safety First Bags and Sane Spaces. Take a moment to visit their sites and see the special offers they have for Word of Mom Radio listeners! Be sure to Like us on Facebook, Follow us on Twitter and visit our site WordofMomRadio.com for our MOMpreneur Made corner, guest blog posts and more. Email us at wordofmomradio.com if you would like to be a guest on our show. Word of Mom Radio ~ sharing the wisdom of women.

My guest, Carrie Ahern, is a dancer and an independent choreographer whose work shows a powerful sense of visual order and psychological depth. We met in the dressing room at St. Mark's Church, home of Danspace Project, to talk about "Red," which premiered there in 2006, and her new piece--"The Unity of Skin"--which will premiere on April 3 and run through April 5. To listen to original music composed for "The Unity of Skin" by cellist Greg Heffernan, visit http://www.carrieahern.com/calendar/calendar.html. BIO Carrie Ahern, a Wisconsin native, is an independent dance and performance artist who has been based in New York City since 1995. She worked primarily as a freelance performer/choreographer for over a dozen dance and theater companies until forming Carrie Ahern Dance in 2005. Her current evening length project, "The Unity of Skin" is commissioned by Danspace Project for performances April 3-5, 2008 and is being presented at Baltimore Theatre Project March 6-9, 2008. Investigations into "The Unity of Skin" were shown at Dance Conversations at the Flea, Danceworks in Milwaukee, Movement Research at Judson Church and at Brooklyn Arts Exchange (BAX) as part of their 2007 Space Grant Residency. Her studies of Ancient Greek Philosophy for this piece were funded, in part, by Fractured Atlas' Creative Development Grant. Carrie's first evening length work "Red" (2006) was commissioned both by Danspace Project at St. Mark's Church and the Guggenheim Works-and Process Series. Her shorter works have been seen at over a dozen venues in New York City such as Danspace Project, P.S.122, Dixon Place, the Angel Orensanz Foundation, Dance Space Center (now DNA), Chashama, The Flea and Soundance among others. Nationally and internationally, her work has been presented at Baltimore Theatre Project, Danceworks and Walker's Point Arts Center in Milwaukee, Le Regard du Cygne in Paris and at the Festival D'OFF in Avignon, France. She self-produced two seasons in conjunction with her frequent collaborator, Jennifer A. Cooper: "Alteregomania" at Cunningham in 1999 and "Exploding Plastic Acorns" at the Williamsburg Art Nexus (WAX) in 2003. In 2002, Bessie award winning dancer Carolyn Hall commissioned a solo, with an original score by Grammy award winner Matt Darriau and Ivan Goff. As a performer Carrie has had the pleasure of working with many artists here in New York City including, Pat Cremins/Wyoming, Heather Kravas, Heidi Latsky, Allyson Green, Nina Winthrop, Jeffrey Frace, Ridge Theater, Donna Bouthillier and Jennifer A. Cooper. Upcoming choreographic experiments include a collaborative effort with The Nietzsche Circle -the exciting and daunting task of using Nietzsche's "Thus Spake Zaranthustra" as a jumping off point for a dance. She is exploring remounting 2006's "Red" for the crumbling and infamous Eastern State Penitentiary. Ahern is a sought-after teacher of pilates and yoga throughout NYC. She has taught improvisation at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee and dance technique in the New York City Public Schools. LINKS Carrie Ahern http://www.carrieahern.com Greg Heffernan (composer) http://www.gregheffernan.com Agata Oleksiak (visual designer) http://www.agataolek.com Danspace Project http://www.danspaceproject.org/ Body and Soul is the official podcast of InfiniteBody dance blog at http://infinitebody.blogspot.com. Subscribe through iTunes or at http://magickaleva.hipcast.com/rss/bodyandsoul.xml. (c)2008, Eva Yaa Asantewaa This material may not be reproduced in any way, either in part or in its entirety, without the expressed written permission of Eva Yaa Asantewaa.