Podcast appearances and mentions of catherine foster

Catherine Foster singt sie alle, die großen Heldinnen der Opernbühne: Elektra, Turandot, Isolde, Brünnhilde. Bei den Bayreuther Festspielen ist sie inzwischen Publikumsliebling, mit ihrer Leichtigkeit, ihrer raumfüllenden Stimme, ihrer beeindruckenden Bühnenpräsenz. Trotzdem bleibt sie lebensnah, auch weil sie vor ihrer Sängerinnenkarriere Hebamme war. Das gehöre auch zu ihr, sagt sie, das sei Teil ihres Lebens.

Über hundert Mal war Catherine Foster die Brünnhilde in Wagners "Ring". Im MDR-KLASSIK Gespräch mit Grit Schulze erzählt sie vom Rollenstudium, ihrer ersten Deutschstunde, sowie der Freude, in Weimar zu leben.

Episode Notes This week in 1834... Catherine was a free Black woman who owned a bit of land near the University. One evening some rowdy students smashed flower pots and tried to break into her home. At the time, the faculty of the University turned a blind eye towards the incident, but today, Foster's existence is forever memorialized on Grounds.

In this episode I speak to Catherine Foster. Now, not many of you will know who Catherine is, but I bet a million quid that LOADS of you have enjoyed running in her race. Catherine works for the Great Run Company, and the flagship event that they organise is the biggest half marathon in the world, the Great North Run.Pre-lockdown, I think a great deal of us took running events for granted – they were a fixture on our calendars, and something to look forward to and to motivate us. It never occurred to us how it might feel if they were taken away. Catherine talks to me here about how it felt from the other side of things: the uncertainty of the pandemic, the real struggle to keep the company going and to motivate the thousands of runners it supports. And events aren't purely about us runners: events such as the Great North Run are vital in supporting charities through fundraising, and through supporting local businesses. So we chat about all of that, what Covid has done and how it's changed the face of events forever. And we also talk about the launch of mass events too – the Great North Run was started up 40 years ago by Catherine's dad, the legendary runner Brendan Foster. So running is literally in her blood, and her passion for the races they organise, the runners who do them, and the wider community is huge and palpable. Be inspired and listen in…Podcast listeners can claim the best discount we have for membership to Women's Running, which is 35% off. That's less than £2.95 a month! And for that you get our brilliant magazine, and you also get loads of money off the sorts of stuff you love, like kit, nutrition and class memberships. Enter WRPOD at the checkout for your discount. Come and join Women's Running – we'd love to have you with us!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/bePatron?u=67575412)

In this episode I speak to Catherine Foster. Now, not many of you will know who Catherine is, but I bet a million quid that LOADS of you have enjoyed running in her race. Catherine works for the Great Run Company, and the flagship event that they organise is the biggest half marathon in the world, the Great North Run.Pre-lockdown, I think a great deal of us took running events for granted – they were a fixture on our calendars, and something to look forward to and to motivate us. It never occurred to us how it might feel if they were taken away. Catherine talks to me here about how it felt from the other side of things: the uncertainty of the pandemic, the real struggle to keep the company going and to motivate the thousands of runners it supports. And events aren't purely about us runners: events such as the Great North Run are vital in supporting charities through fundraising, and through supporting local businesses. So we chat about all of that, what Covid has done and how it's changed the face of events forever. And we also talk about the launch of mass events too – the Great North Run was started up 40 years ago by Catherine's dad, the legendary runner Brendan Foster. So running is literally in her blood, and her passion for the races they organise, the runners who do them, and the wider community is huge and palpable. Be inspired and listen in…Podcast listeners can claim the best discount we have for membership to Women's Running, which is 35% off. That's less than £2.95 a month! And for that you get our brilliant magazine, and you also get loads of money off the sorts of stuff you love, like kit, nutrition and class memberships. Enter WRPOD at the checkout for your discount. Come and join Women's Running – we'd love to have you with us!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/bePatron?u=67575412) Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Damian Roman decided he wanted to become a licensed Architect even after he was forced to drop out of college. Today we're talking about how he has been able to pursue licensure, what his path looks like, and what it's taken to get to where he is today. We discussed some of Damian's favorite architecture + self-development books: The Fast Guide to Architectural Form by Baires Raffaelli https://amzn.to/2IhQI2l Small House Living Australia by Catherine Foster https://amzn.to/36gBFOv Soft City: Building Density for Everyday Life by David Sim https://amzn.to/38mqQNx Case Study Houses by Elizabeth A. T Smith https://amzn.to/3l6DTGx Building a Sustainable Home: Practical Green Design Choices for Your Health, Wealth, and Soul by Melissa Rappaport Schifman https://amzn.to/3lbbjnB Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill https://amzn.to/36j6T7I Outwitting the Devil by Napoleon Hill https://amzn.to/35aMCSD Tribe of Mentors by Tim Ferriss https://amzn.to/2U6qdiP You can see more about Damian and his projects on the blog and don't forget to follow him on Instagram @damian_pds. Let him know you found him from this episode. If you enjoyed this episode, it's inspired you, or you've found value in it please let me know! You can now support the show and get exclusive content at patreon.com/designcreateinspire. Subscribe and leave a review on iTunes (Design Create Inspire) and share your favorite parts with us on Instagram @BYoungDesign. Don't forget to check out this week's show notes at byoungdesign.com/blog.

Catherine has been a professional, international artist for over 45 years. Her artworks are in galleries, private & corporate collections around the world.  These locations include the US, Canada, Japan, Korea, Italy, and France.  As well as Greece, Germany, Mexico, Australia, Russia and Israel. She is an expressive arts coach, and certified master coach.  She is an Usui and shamballa reiki master.  In addition, Catherine is a trans-personal coach, a soul recognition facilitator, and an energy healer.  Not only those, but she is also a sacred space facilitator, a visionary energy healer, and a creativity coach. She loves expressive arts and helping others dive into their own unique creativity.On this episode, Catherine talks about her love of art, and reveals her cause and vision for an art center that encourages the artist she believes lives in everyone.  If you think you aren't creative, listen to her!Click here to contribute to Catherine's cause or start your own cause

Foxe's Book of Martyrs famously chronicled the bravery of Christians who died for Jesus Christ. But who are some of the martyrs we should know about today? I'll talk it over with Todd Nettleton from Voice of the Martyrs-USA, which is out with those stories in a new book, "Foxe Voices of the Martyrs." Plus: Catherine Glenn Foster from Americans United for Life explains why the Left is scrambling in the wake of this year's pro-life victories. Join us for Thursday's JANET MEFFERD TODAY.

A woman has won a court appeal that would have forced her mentally ill daughter to have an abortion. Catherine Glenn Foster, president and CEO of Americans United for Life, joins me to weigh in. Plus: More than 100 years after his death, Bishop J.C. Ryle remains a favorite Christian theologian among modern-day Christians. Who was he, and how is God still using his writings today? I'll talk with Bennett Rogers about his Ryle biography, "A Tender Lion." That and more on Thursday's JANET MEFFERD TODAY.

Catherine Foster, englische Ausnahmesängerin und Wahl-Weimarerin, ist bei den Bayreuther Festspielen wieder in der Rolle der Brünnhilde zu erleben. Wir haben sie in ihrem thüringer Zuhause getroffen.

Brainy Thing:   25:07   Redwood Curtain:  45:31 What We’re Learning From Our Knitting and Teaching (crochet.) Catherine focuses on her charity knitting , finishing her Socks for the Homeless and trying to find a good charity to donate some older projects:  a child’s cardigan, an adult raglan sweater, and some baby socks.    Catherine’s Charity Knitting:  Fantasy Red Cardi by Catherine Foster generic baby socks worsted weight sweater The Incredible Custom Fit Raglan Sweater  by Pamela Costello   woolworks   Margaret shares some more insights she’s gathered from teaching a small group how to crochet Hats for the Homeless.  Simple Single Crochet Hat  by K T and the Squid  (  Katy Petersen.)  http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/simple-single-crochet-hat   Catherine’s Charity Knitting:  Fantasy Red Cardi by Catherine Foster  https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/fantasy-red-cardi generic baby socks, and a worsted weight sweater The Incredible Custom Fit Raglan Sweater  by Pamela Costello  ( woolworks)  https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/incredible-custom-fit-raglan   Brainy Thing Catherine gives a broad view of Meditation describing five categories of meditation outlined  by Jules and Michelle Levey  in Luminous Mind  http://www.wisdomatwork.com/.     Chopra Center  7 myths about meditation  http://www.chopra.com/articles/7-myths-of-meditation blog   Live and Dare   Giovanni Dienstmann  http://liveanddare.com/   Behind the Redwood Curtain Catherine and Margaret recount their adventure during a Minus Tide in Humboldt. surfrider foundation  https://shop.surfrider.org/?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIlfD4nt3Q1gIVCqhpCh2d9g2AEAAYASAAEgLaqvD_BwE   Links Facebook:  Also, join our Facebook Group  https://www.facebook.com/Teachingyourbraintoknitpodcast/?ref=aymt_homepage_panel Ravelry Group  http://www.ravelry.com/groups/teaching-your-brain-to-knit website https://teachingyourbraintoknit.com/ for show notes, photos of our knitting and crochet projects, Behind the Redwood Curtain places and things and anything else we decide to post.       In this episode of Teaching Your Brain to Knit, we offer 5 basic styles of meditation with scores of specific types in each category;  we share an update on lessons learned from teaching; And Some experiences with Charity Knitting; and we explore the bounty of the minus tide in Humboldt.

My journey to Bayreuth this summer was filled with so many great performers by a host of very talented singing actors.  Thinking about the month of August and the great performances I saw and heard, I started wondering what some of these same singers would be like in roles other than the ones I saw them in.  And hence this podcast.  You will hear performances by Stephen Gould, Johannes Martin Kränzle, Catherine Foster, and others.

Episode 12: OSF senior editor Catherine Foster interviews Off the Rails playwright Randy Reinholz, the creator of OSF’s first-ever play by a Native American writer, opening July 30 in the Angus Bowmer Theatre.

Artist Catherine Foster joins Rebecca for a chat about her work as a professional artist, guide to artists and energy healer. Art, harmony and peace are the driving forces in her artwork. The concept of weaving has been integrated in her work for over 35 years. Working in metal has given me exactly what I have searched for. Painting on metal creates a rich glowing surface that draws you in with its internal energy, texture and colors. The luminous surface radiates the inner glow of the human soul as it weaves relationships with self, the environment and the world as symbols of our existence. Her website is: http://web.me.com/catherinefoster/CF/Home.html

Artist Catherine Foster joins Rebecca for a chat about her work as a professional artist, guide to artists and energy healer. Art, harmony and peace are the driving forces in her artwork. The concept of weaving has been integrated in her work for over 35 years. Working in metal has given me exactly what I have searched for. Painting on metal creates a rich glowing surface that draws you in with its internal energy, texture and colors. The luminous surface radiates the inner glow of the human soul as it weaves relationships with self, the environment and the world as symbols of our existence. Her website is: http://web.me.com/catherinefoster/CF/Home.html

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