Podcasts about cherylee

I chat with Coronation Street Actress Cherylee Houston about people with a disability & Media Representation & her character on Corrie & we chatted about this week which is Learning Disability Week 2024!

Welcome to Episode Two of What's Wrong with You?! - A ground breaking new comedy panel show produced by Made in Manchester (MIM).What's Wrong With You? is the first show of its kind where every member of the panel and every guest has a disability.Hosted by comedian Pete Selwood with regular panelists Laurence Clark and Don Biswas, guests across the series include Eaten by Lions film star and comic Jack Carroll, British comedian of the Year Dan Tiernan, comic Harriet Dyer and multi gold winning Paralympian Baroness Tanni Grey-ThompsonGuests in Episode Two - Coronation Street star Cherylee Houston and her partner, comedian and actor Toby Hadoke.Produced by Kurt Brookes, the Executive Producers are Ashley Byrne and Adam Rushton.Producer Kurt Brookes says ‘Making the series and working with Pete, Don, Laurence, and all our amazing guests, was an absolute pleasure.""We'd been trying to get it off the ground for years but no-one would touch it until we got funding through the Audio Content Fund, who really liked the premise of everyone telling their stories in a frank and, more importantly, a funny way."Kurt added ‘I think our priority with the series was to be as funny as possible, that way we change some attitudes via the back door; no-one likes being lectured but everyone loves to laugh."Executive Producer Ashley Byrne says ‘it's a fun and funny series which hopefully breaks down some of the silly taboos that still exist around disabilities.'What's Wrong with You? is a Made in Manchester Production for Distinct Nostalgia and Distinct Comedy. Brought to you with support from the Audio Content Fund.Recorded at Hotel Brooklyn on Portland Street, Manchester.New episodes will be released every Monday evening from August 28th 2023Support the show

Hey film friends! We are back with another episode of Grainsplaining, and with our first ever guest, we have gone international baby! In this episode, Emma talks to a long time film photography friend, Cherylee Legair, all the way in the beautiful Caribbean in Trinidad and Tobago. Emma and Cherylee met a few years ago on a #sheheartsfilm photo walk and have become FPFFL (Film Photography Friends For Life). In this episode, Cherylee chats to us all about her journey with film and some creative avenues you can try to get you shooting again. We discuss the potential barriers people may be facing right now when it comes to their journey with film photography, and how we work through them. Cherylee is a serious breath of fresh air, and one of the most positive and upbeat people we know. So get ready to feel her joy and get inspired! Join us for a chat about film, creativity and everything in between. You can find Cherylee on instagram: @clegairphoto Twitter: @CheryleeLegair and for all the awesome people she mentioned, follow- Rachel @littlevintagephotography Rob @londoncameraproject Paula @paulasmithphoto Izzie: @izzie_farr Meredith @merrimayhem  

As part of our summer look-back, here at Northern Power Women we're each choosing the one episode that has had the most impact on us from the last year of the podcast.  This week Simone Roche, CEO and Founder of Northern Power Women has chosen this episode featuring Cherylee Houston MBE.My biggest takeaway from Cherylee is not to build a ramp because I'm in a wheelchair but other people will benefit from it. This manifests wider when we make decisions on how we can make small adjustments to support wider accessibility."Simone Roche MBE chats to  Cherylee Houston MBE, Coronation Street star and co-founder of TripleC, a collective which increases access to the arts for disabled performers. Together they discuss how we can start conversations around disability and access, and the power the media has in changing perceptions.      Listen to Learn How to work with, not against people when it comes to education and change  Why everyone benefits from greater accessibility   How to be an intentional ally to disabled peopleWhy disability should be on your agenda from the get-go Find us on Twitter,  LinkedIn and  Instagram"

Observer theatre critic Susannah Clapp and broadcaster and Editor of the Wales Art Review Gary Raymond review The Corn is Green at the National Theatre and Tate Britain's Walter Sickert exhibition. And Samira talks to actor actor Cherylee Houston, best known as Coronation Street's Izzy Armstrong, who is also co-founder of the The TripleC organisation, which has just won BAFTA's TV Special Craft award, talks about working to improve access and inclusion for disabled artists in the screen industries. Presenter: Samira Ahmed Producer: Harry Parker

For this week's bonus podcast, we chat with Corrie actress Cherylee Houston about her current storyline, which sees Izzy dealing with the challenges of juggling working for the factory whilst shielding at home. Cherylee talks about what it's been like to be stuck indoors for so long during the pandemic, how she and her partner Toby filmed Izzy's scenes from their own home, and reflects on some of her highlights from over a decade on the cobbles.

Phil Hoffmann joins Tony Pilkington on FIVEaa and special guest Cherylee Harris phones in from the fantastic motorhome holiday she is currently on. Plus we talk Tasmania - the mini UK in our own backyard, future travel planning, cruising with Coral Expeditions and more!

I'm revisiting Satanic Panic with guest Cherylee Black and we talk about the novel, Michelle Remembers, that started the entire panic. It was published in 1980 and written by psychiatrist Lawrence Pazder, detailing his client, Michelle Smiths, declaration of satanic ritual abuse in the city of Victoria, Canada. Of course the book was later shown to be untrue and Cherylee and I talk about what the books details and what was really going on between Dr. Pazder and Mrs. Smith. WEBSITE: https://www.dprogrammed.com/ SUBSCRIBE ON YOUTUBE: https://tinyurl.com/8z8nwsmz PODCAST IS ON RUMBLE: https://rumble.com/c/c-701673 AUDIO PODCAST LINKS:SPREAKER: https://tinyurl.com/camuh7ssiTunes: https://tinyurl.com/hz4frehkDeezer: https://tinyurl.com/w5cn8nx5Audible:https://tinyurl.com/5fmbntfxTuneIn: https://tinyurl.com/yam7nw6aGoogle Play: https://tinyurl.com/rhpmnx72JioSaavn: https://tinyurl.com/358r4vd2Spotify: https://tinyurl.com/yfap37tuStitcher: https://tinyurl.com/rkp854nvPodcast Addict: https://podcastaddict.com/podcast/3254633FOLLOW ON SOCIAL MEDIA: FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/deprogrammedEd/ FB GROUP: https://www.facebook.com/groups/deprogrammingcults/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ageofcults/ MEDIUM: https://medium.com/@melissadawn_26279 PARLER: https://parler.com/profile/MelissaDawn/postsIntro & Outro music Witchy Britches by Purple Planet www.purple-planet.com

I'm revisiting Satanic Panic with guest Cherylee Black and we talk about the novel, Michelle Remembers, that started the entire panic. It was published in 1980 and written by psychiatrist Lawrence Pazder, detailing his client, Michelle Smiths, declaration of satanic ritual abuse in the city of Victoria, Canada. Of course the book was later shown to be untrue and Cherylee and I talk about what the books details and what was really going on between Dr. Pazder and Mrs. Smith.   YOUTUBE VERSION: https://youtu.be/Z8Y4EQry9V8   WE WILL BE DOING THE PODCAST AS LIVESTREAMS ON YOUTUBE SOON SO BE SURE TO SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHANNEL!!! https://www.youtube.com/c/ESPExtrasensoryProduction PODCAST VERSION BE SUBSCRIBE ON YOUR FAVOURITE PLATFORM iTunes, Stitcher, Deezer, Spotify, TuneIn, Google Play, iHeart Radio and more...   SOCIAL MEDIA LINKS PLEASE FOLLOW: DISCORD SERVER: https://discord.gg/Fevdd5Y FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/deprogrammedEd/ FB GROUP: https://www.facebook.com/groups/deprogrammingcults/ INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/deprogrammeded/ PARLER: https://parler.com/profile/MelissaDawn/posts MEDIUM: https://medium.com/@melissadawn_26279   Intro & Outro music Witchy Britches by Purple Planet www.purple-planet.com

Podcast: Skeptiko – Science at the Tipping Point (LS 55 · TOP 0.5% what is this?)Episode: Cherylee Black, Laboratory Verified PK |470|Pub date: 2020-11-03 Cherylee Black, had her psychokinetic abilities tested in controlled laboratory experiments. photo by: Skeptiko That’s from the Netflix series, Stranger Things… and that’s El of course, a young girl who was raised from birth in an MKUltra lab in order to develop her Psychokinetic powers where she can move things across the room; crush Coke cans while they have electrodes attached to her brain to measure what’s going on, and, you know, of course a lot of that stuff is true. And we have today with us a woman who has been laboratory tested to do PK stuff. Cherylee is such an interesting person, such a great person. I’ve known her for a long time through the show. Made a lot of great contributions to the, to the Skeptiko form over the years. And it was really cool to talk to her about all our experiences, including multiple near death experiences, but in particular, this laboratory work. Doing PK. Here’s a couple of clips.   Cherylee Black: [00:01:15] in terms of how skillfully I could do the PK was completely dependent on practice. So the more I did it, the faster I could get the pin wheel to work and the more control I had over the pinwheel, but whether or not that pin will move, had almost everything to do with my, with my, uh, state of mind that day. And it actually to get the experiment to work, I had to be in a good mood. It wasn’t a negative mood. Whereas if I was in a negative mood, I would try and get that pinwheel to move and something across the room would move instead.   You know, I think these are all very personal journeys and maybe, maybe the scientist doesn’t. Need to see, see the PK and maybe some do. And I think you see it, if you need to see it. Um, I think it’s just, there’s a lot more to us than we realize.   Click Here for Cherylee Black’s website Click here for Forum Discussion Welcome to Skeptiko where we explore science and spirituality with leading researchers, thinkers and their critics. I’m your host, Alex Tsakiris. And today we welcome Cherylee Black. Cherylee has a fascinating story. She’s had multiple near death experiences, two when she was quite young and perhaps because of the aftereffects of those experiences, it says, or perhaps just because it’s the way her life was meant to be. Alex Tsakiris: [00:02:42] She then experienced kind of a series of strange things throughout her life. , including pre-cognitive dreams, Poltergeist encounters, and one thing that we are going to explore pretty extensively on this interview, Cherylee experienced and developed the ability to kind of enter into this world of psychokinesis PK. The look, mom, no hands. I can move stuff with just my mind kind of thing. And. There’s been a, there’s always been an interest in this. There’s been a renewed interest in, in this, I think, especially like about that Netflix series, stranger things kind of tune people into that. And there’s also been numerous YouTube videos. You can find, of course the problem with all that is. PK is about the easiest dang thing to fake in a video. Then you can imagine, right? I mean, you can kind of put anything down there and say, look, I’m moving it with my mind and you can make a fake video. But the cool thing about your li is she is someone who’s actually.The podcast and artwork embedded on this page are from Alex Tsakiris, which is the property of its owner and not affiliated with or endorsed by Listen Notes, Inc.

This month Ben and Becki are joined by special guest Cherylee as she speaks about her experiences as an International Student studying in the UK. If you are an international student coming to Lincoln this year, here are some links you may find useful: English Language CentrePreparing for your Journey to Lincoln

This is part 2 of the conversation that started last week with Cherylee Black and David Metcalfe, most about PSI research, but it goes here and there. At the end there are a couple of personal encounters that members of the band High Council had. Outro Music is by High Council, the song is Stormchaser from the album, Held in Contempt. Download

This is part 2 of the conversation that started last week with Cherylee Black and David Metcalfe, most about PSI research, but it goes here and there. At the end there are a couple of personal encounters that members of the band High Council had. Outro Music is by High Council, the song is Stormchaser from the album, Held in Contempt. Download

Night terrors, strange lights, Ghosts, weird emails, and much more in this edition of Listener Stories. On this show Seriah is joined by Cherylee Black and Timothy Renner. Outro Music is by Seven Spires with the song "Distant Lights" Download  

Night terrors, strange lights, Ghosts, weird emails, and much more in this edition of Listener Stories. On this show Seriah is joined by Cherylee Black and Timothy Renner. Outro Music is by Seven Spires with the song "Distant Lights" Download  

Seriah is joined by Cherylee Black and Wren Collier as they discuss various topics, including the study of psychic abilities, remote viewing, how science deals with these subjects, where the future of PSI studies may lie, and much more... Outro Music is Black Eyes by David Wirsig. Download  

Seriah is joined by Cherylee Black and Wren Collier as they discuss various topics, including the study of psychic abilities, remote viewing, how science deals with these subjects, where the future of PSI studies may lie, and much more... Outro Music is Black Eyes by David Wirsig. Download  

Seriah is joined by Cherylee Black and Wren Collier as they discuss various topics, including the study of psychic abilities, remote viewing, how science deals with these subjects, where the future of PSI studies may lie, and much more... Outro Music is Black Eyes by David Wirsig. Download  

Seriah is joined by Cherylee and Adam Sayne as they cover some listener stories about ghosts, weird cryptids, lake monsters, strange phone calls, sleep paralysis, UFO's, and other high strangeness, including a Missing 411 type of story from the 1800's... Outro Music by Floodlands with Marytrs of Shame from their album Sea of Sarin.  Download

Seriah is joined by Cherylee and Adam Sayne as they cover some listener stories about ghosts, weird cryptids, lake monsters, strange phone calls, sleep paralysis, UFO's, and other high strangeness, including a Missing 411 type of story from the 1800's... Outro Music by Floodlands with Marytrs of Shame from their album Sea of Sarin.  Download

Seriah is joined by Cherylee and Adam Sayne as they cover some listener stories about ghosts, weird cryptids, lake monsters, strange phone calls, sleep paralysis, UFO's, and other high strangeness, including a Missing 411 type of story from the 1800's... Outro Music by Floodlands with Marytrs of Shame from their album Sea of Sarin.  Download

Welcome to a special season of Pitch Makeover, recorded at the Native Women’s Business Summit. In this episode, Natalia is joined by Cherylee Francis of Native Women Entrepreneurs of Arizona, and CF Productions, a visual storyteller focused on uplifting Native businesses. Plus, Jaime Gloshay joins us for the Investor Take. The Native Women’s Business Summit returns April 5th and 6th. Tickets and more info at NativeWomenLead.org.

Welcome to HOOVERING, the podcast about eating. Host, Jessica Fostekew (Guilty Feminist, Motherland) has a frank conversation with an interesting person about gobbling; guzzling; nibbling; scoffing; devouring and wolfing all up… or if you will, hoovering.This week’s episode is/ was LIVE from the inaugural and excellent Manchester Podcast Festival. I was joined by a panel of excellent guests: Claire Goodwin from Bake Off, Cherylee Houston who plays Izzy in Coronation Street and the excellently funny Rachel Fairburn of the hilarious and fascinating ‘All Killa, No Filla’ podcast. We cover everything from Harold Shipman to Bruce Bogtrotter.RecipesClaire’s cake recipe is a magic secret which I will beg to make available for our Patrons at some point but I don’t yet have for general consumption! My bad - there are other sexy cake recipes on her website though HERE Honourable MentionsClick HERE to get tickets to the next LIVE Hoovering Shows in London on 27th & 28th January.Our heavenly Indian food came from the mighty VEDIC 2 VEGAN in Hale, and the Facebook page for the restaurant is HERE.It’s over now but it will be back, bigger and better next year: THE MANCHESTER PODCAST FESTIVAL.HERE is a link to the 8th day cafe and shop in ManchesterIf you’re from overseas THESE are the potato waffles we meant.Kate Henry who Claire talks about is THIS brilliant woman.Yotam Ottolenghi, the chef we rave about is THIS guyLets not forget the chips and gravy from Mount Road Chippy in Alkrington. It hasn’t got a website. Last and most importantly Cherylee mentioned the brilliant sounding ‘BEE VOCAL CHOIR’ using singing to combat mental health problems. OH, AndIf you have got a any spare dosh to give a month I’m on this great site called Patreon where I exchange for rewards including exclusive content for your hard earned cash which means I can keep doing and improving the podcast. Click on the word Patreon, either of them See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In the second of our two Manchester bound shows, SNS Online caught up with actress, Cherylee Houston, to talk all things Izzy Armstrong from hit soap Coronation Street, Maz from BBC Radio 4's Tinsel Girl, Dorothy from BBC Three's I'm With Stupid, plus her day-to-day life dealing with type 3 *Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome. Confined to a wheelchair she maybe, but Cherylee is clearly unbound by her ambitions in the acting world and beyond - proving that you can do anything if you set your mind to it. Oh, and her song choices totally rock. That's Cherylee Houston, in conversation with Nick Randell, for SNS Online. SNS Online continues to offer an eclectic range of quality programming - free to download - to all like-minded people out there in cyber-space. These shows are independent podcasts produced to the highest professional standards and are non-profit making. So please enjoy, download and share these shows on all your lovely social media - as essentially that is our advertising! And please, please, please...offer feedback on the 'SNS Online' FB page or Twitter(ScratchNTweet). Big kiss, ScratchNSniffers! - Nick Randell X *A donation has been given to Ehlers-Danlos Support UK, of which Cherylee is patron. http://www.ehlers-danlos.org/ Thanks go to Toby Hadoke. EXTRAORDINARY LIVES. ONLINE.