Podcast appearances and mentions of claire campbell

Our reading this evening is issued with a rare "Heartbreak Warning" It tells the story of how one young man's obsession influenced the governing of his country, and gave unchecked power to the courts who worked in partnership with the church in order to ruin the lives of countless innocent people, primarily women, by first accusing them of witchcraft, then capturing and torturing them- and then ultimately murdering them. The story is true and the victims deserve our attention, our respect, and an effort to prevent this and similar actions from ever happening again. The story contains the brutal facts about the torture that was inflicted upon those who suffered. May they rest in peace. *SHOW NOTES CREDIT & THANKS TO  “ThatGlasgowWitch” *LINK TO THE REEL SHARED https://www.instagram.com/reel/DJmuMaXTUQ4/?igsh=MWZ4azE0czY1YmQyZA== * ALSO  - the creators of The Witches of Scotland Taran creators: Claire Campbell, Claire Mitchell, and Zoe Venditozzi & their organization The Witches of Scotland: https://www.witchesofscotland.com/  * Ms. Terry Stewart & The History and Heritage Guide. Historic UK - The History and Heritage Guide www.historic-uk.com

How can we ensure that flexibility in the workplace is accessible and fair for everyone? This week, I am thrilled to dive into an enlightening conversation with Claire Campbell, Chief Executive of the award-winning social enterprise Timewise. We explore the pressing issue of making flexible working arrangements more equitable in our post-pandemic world. We also discuss how Claire and Timewise are driving positive change by:  ⭐️ Exploring innovative solutions such as AI software to create intelligent rosters that consider staff preferences and skills.  ⭐️ Highlighting the differences in access to flexibility between office-based, site-based, and shift-based roles.  ⭐️ Implementing fairer flexible working practices across various industries, from the NHS to construction and retail. Claire shares insightful strategies and real-world examples, such as the impact of team-based rostering in the NHS and job-done, knock-off approaches in construction. She also explains the importance of manager support and peer-to-peer learning in fostering a culture that values flexible working. Listen now for some great stories, practical examples, and actionable insights into making flexibility fairer for all employees. About Claire Campbell Claire Campbell is a flexible working and job design expert and Chief Executive of social enterprise Timewise. Over the past few years, Claire has worked extensively with local authorities and the NHS, as well as a wide range of private sector and frontline organisations.  She has overseen many of Timewise's larger consultancy projects and innovation programmes and believes that there are ways of improving flexibility and choice in every role. A former Senior Civil Servant, Claire was an HR Director in two Govt departments where she led on resourcing and talent. She has also previously worked as Director of HR Research and Consulting at the Institute for Employment Studies.  She is passionate about using job design to create fairer, healthier and more flexible organisations.  Claire has a Masters in Occupational Psychology and is a Fellow of the CIPD. Email: Claire.campbell@timewise.co.uk X/Twitter: @clairecampbellj About Timewise Timewise is an award-winning, social enterprise and leading expert on flexible working and job design. Over the last 18 years we have worked with many of the UK's leading employers to improve their approach to flexible working, and with industry bodies and policy makers to undertake research, campaigns and innovative programmes to drive wider change.  Links: Visit Helen's website www.helenbeedham.com. Check out Helen's award-winning business book: The Future of Time: how 're-working' time can help you boost productivity, diversity and wellbeing. Leave a book review on Amazon here. Get in touch about Helen's Time-Intelligent Teams workshops or view/download a flier here. Join her mailing list here. What does freedom at work mean to you? Take my short survey here. Pre-order my new book People Glue: hold on to your best people by setting them free  (out Jan 2026) and become a book supporter to gain exclusive book-related invitations and offers. 

GDP Script/ Top Stories for January 18th Publish Date: January 18th From the BG AD Group Studio Welcome to the Gwinnett Daily Post Podcast. Today is Saturday, January 18th and Happy Birthday to Kevin Costner ***01.18.25 - BIRTHDAY – KEVIN COSTNER*** I’m Keith Ippolito and here are your top stories presented by Gwinnett KIA Mall of Georgia. Representing America: Diamond D Cowgirls to take part in Presidential Inaugural Parade Gwinnett Police Perform PIT Maneuver On Wrong Way Driver Lawrenceville Resident Hits Quick Win Jackpot in Georgia Lottery All of this and more is coming up on the Gwinnett Daily Post podcast, and if you are looking for community news, we encourage you to listen daily and subscribe! Break 1: 07.14.22 KIA MOG STORY 1: Representing America: Diamond D Cowgirls to take part in Presidential Inaugural Parade On January 20, the Diamond D Cowgirls, a precision drill team led by Elizabeth Dabney, will participate in the Presidential Inaugural Parade in Washington, D.C. Known for their synchronized horseback routines, the team will ride in patriotic costumes with American flags. The group, consisting of riders aged 18 to 45 from around Georgia, practices weekly and provides their own horses. The opportunity arose after Dabney applied for the parade, and the team was accepted just before Christmas. They will travel with 18 horses and have received community support for expenses. The Cowgirls will represent the Merchant Marines in the parade. STORY 2: Gwinnett Police Perform PIT Maneuver On Wrong Way Driver Gwinnett County police used a PIT maneuver to stop Yuris Garcia Galvez, who was driving the wrong way after making a U-turn in front of an officer. The incident occurred around 2:45 a.m. on Sunday at Nelson Brogdon Blvd. and Peachtree Industrial Blvd. The maneuver was executed to prevent a potential head-on collision. Galvez, 27, was arrested and charged with DUI, driving on the wrong side, and fleeing and attempting to elude police. STORY 3: Lawrenceville Resident Hits Quick Win Jackpot in Georgia Lottery A Lawrenceville resident won $51,498 on January 14 by playing HIT $250 Quick Win on the Georgia Lottery Mobile App. Quick Win games offer instant play and win opportunities with a rolling progressive jackpot, available both online and at retailers. Winners in Georgia have 180 days to claim their prizes. Proceeds from these games, including Mega Millions and Quick Win, support education in Georgia. We have opportunities for sponsors to get great engagement on these shows. Call 770.874.3200 for more info. We’ll be right back Break 2: 08.05.24 OBITS_FINAL STORY 4: Tickets On Sale For North Gwinnett Kiwanis Club's Father/Daughter Valentine Dances The North Gwinnett Kiwanis Club is hosting its annual Father/Daughter dances on February 7-8 at the Braselton Civic Center. Now in its 16th year, the event has grown to three dances over two days, featuring catered hors d'oeuvres, professional photography, and red roses. Tickets are $100 per couple, with additional daughters at $10 each, available online. Proceeds support community scholarships and children's events. Sponsorships are available by contacting David E. Williams. The dances are expected to sell out, with limited tickets due to ballroom capacity. STORY 5: AROUND TOWN: This Gwinnett Town Called An 'Underrated Food City' Southern Living magazine praises Duluth, Georgia, as a top food destination in Gwinnett, highlighting it as a "not-so hidden gem" worth the traffic. Writer Alana Al-Hatlani recommends spots like Super H Mart for groceries, Sweet Hut for bakery goods, and Korean eateries such as 9292 Korean BBQ and Du Bu Gong Bang, known for its homemade tofu stews. This recognition has been celebrated by Duluth on social media, acknowledging the dedication of local restaurants and community support. Break 3: STORY 6: Dad donates kidney to save girl’s life in honor of late daughter Andy Emmott, 55, donated his kidney to save 11-year-old Amber, inspired by his late daughter Sarah, who passed away after a kidney transplant. Sarah battled congenital nephrotic syndrome and other health issues, and despite a successful campaign for a kidney, she died 364 days post-transplant. Andy felt compelled to help Amber due to the similarities with Sarah's situation. Now recovering, Andy continues to work at Northern Powergrid and raises funds for Theodora Children’s Charity, which supported Sarah during her hospital stays. His manager and team express immense pride in his selfless act. STORY 7: GET OUT THERE: 5 things to do this weekend in Gwinnett County — Jan. 17-19 Looking for weekend activities? Check out these five events: 1. **Aurora Comedy Nights**: Enjoy Damon Sumner's standup at Lawrenceville Arts Center, Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m. 2. **Happy Birthday Dolly! Tribute Show**: Celebrate Dolly Parton with Claire Campbell and Run Katie Run at Red Clay Music Foundry, Saturday at 8 p.m. 3. **English Springer Spaniel Dog Show**: Attend the AKC Specialty Show at Gwinnett County Fairgrounds, Saturday and Sunday from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. 4. **Pajamas and Pancakes**: Enjoy breakfast and crafts at Rhodes Jordan Community Center, Saturday from 8 a.m. to noon. 5. **The Ice Rink at Sugar Hill**: Skate at Sugar Hill, with sessions available all weekend. Break 4: Ingles Markets 7 Signoff – Thanks again for hanging out with us on today’s Gwinnett Daily Post Podcast. If you enjoy these shows, we encourage you to check out our other offerings, like the Cherokee Tribune Ledger podcast, the Marietta Daily Journal, or the Community Podcast for Rockdale Newton and Morgan Counties. Read more about all our stories and get other great content at www.gwinnettdailypost.com Did you know over 50% of Americans listen to podcasts weekly? 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Emma Jacobs, Work and Careers writer for the Financial Times is an expert on work trends in the UK. Emma and Claire Campbell, the CEO of Timewise discuss Emma's personal working style, reflect on the series and look towards the future. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Claire Campbell (CEO) and Amy Butterworth (Consultancy Director) are flying the flag for Flexible Working in the UK through Timewise, a social enterprise working to create stronger and more inclusive workplaces, powered by flexible working. I worked closely with each of them both in my days as the Deputy Director of the London Leadership Academy and as Head of Flexible Working for the NHS. What I love about them is their depth of knowledge of and drive of working for flexible working across the UK. Here we talk about why flexible working matters, how you can approach it as a individual and as a manager, and the impact it can have for all involved. If you want to know more about the work of Timewise, you can do so here - https://timewise.co.uk/ If you are ready to make your own brave choices this year, you can find out more and apply for Awakening Women's Lives here - https://quietthehive.com/courses/awl/

Claire Campbell, Coordinator, Nature Explorers, Bucknell History Professor on the superlative outdoor education program for young people. It is, ‘The Union County Historical Society, in collaboration with the Merrill W. Linn Land & Waterways Conservancy, Bucknell University (BU), and the Lewisburg Children's Museum (LCM) on the fall session of Nature's Explorers. We'll talk about how the program works, who can sign up, and why time spent outdoors is an increasing critical endeavor for young people. www.lewisburgchildrensmuseum.org

If you live with chronic illness or chronic pain, chances are you’ll experience a flare-up of your symptoms from time to time.Those flare-ups will look and feel different for each person, but whatever a flare up means for you, we hope this episode will provide you with some valuable tips and tricks to help you navigate them better.Pain management physiotherapist Claire Campbell helps us understand what flare-ups are, what causes them and what we can do to mitigate and manage symptoms. She offers helpful advice on everything from managing external stressors, learning to put your health first and asking for help during a flare-up.Thanks to our episode sponsor, YuYu Bottle. To get your very own long, hot water bottle with 15% off, visit YuYubottle.com and enter the code RESTROOM15.You can read the episode transcript here: http://natashalipman.com/chronic-illness-pain-flare-up-managementCheck out this Instagram post to learn more about ‘No Zero Days’: https://www.instagram.com/natashalipman/p/CNNcHvoBpuU/?utm_medium=copy_linkFollow me on Instagram: www.instagram.com/NatashaLipman and Twitter: www.twitter.com/NatashaLipman Get full access to The Rest Room at natashalipman.substack.com/subscribe

Kristie and Ride Society Owner and Founder Claire Campbell reminisce about the joys and motivation of living in the metropolitan that is New York City. They discuss what it means to own your journey in a way that the prospect of innovative creativity outweighs the risk of failure. Claire shares how movement impacted her life and motivated her journey to building her own brand and business.

Winter camping continues to be a favorite activity for the WTIP Boundary Waters Podcast team. In February 2021, Matthew Baxley and Joe Friedrichs took a TV news team from Duluth for a trip to the BWCA. Alex Laitala and Dan Wolfe from KBJR joined the podcast duo for a trip to the far eastern reaches of the designated wilderness. Temperatures dropped to 10-below zero and Matthew shares a report from the wilderness along with added reflection from a memorable trip. Also in this episode, podcast contributor Lindsey Gau talks with Ty Olson about his epic and important journey through the Boundary Waters and other border lakes. Ty traveled more than 270 miles over 27 days in February and March across the border lakes of Minnesota and Ontario. He called his journey ‘Ski For Fire’ and he did the trip to raise money for firewood for the Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota. Lindsey sat down to talk with Ty just moments after his trip ended on the shores of Lake Superior in Grand Portage. The March sun is slowly melting the surface of some lakes in the BWCA. The season of change nears. A special thanks to Claire Campbell and Ian Tamblyn for their musical contributions to this episode.

November in the Boundary Waters is a time of transition. That being the case, here on the podcast we’re not ready to let the canoe season slide away just yet. We hear from four women today about their 2020 paddling experiences in the BWCA. Up first we hear from Aubrey Helmuth Miller and the team at Redbudsuds. Aubrey is the founder of Redbudsuds, a small business in Ohio that specializes in selling 4-in-1 soap products. In August 2020, Aubrey and her two employees, Liz Wagner and Amanda Petzker, traveled to Ely for a ‘work retreat’ to the BWCA. In today’s episode we hear an audio diary they recorded on their trip. In the second part of today’s episode we hear from Twin Cities resident Claire Campbell. Claire talks about being a solo paddler in the Boundary Waters in a wide-ranging and intriguing conversation with podcaster Matthew Baxley. Also featured in today’s episode is a collection of music with an appropriate twist to the Boundary Waters and this podcast.

Changing behaviour can be really hard, even at the best of times. How many of you have embarked on a new fitness regime to help with your health condition, only to stop within a day, a week, or a month? That could be because of pain, fatigue, lack of confidence, lack of support, or one of many other reasons. We often underestimate the difficulties we’ll encounter when we try to break a habit or introduce something new into our lives. In today's episode we're focussing on all those barriers to movement, specifically: - The difference between a blip and an actual set back - How fixed thoughts can stand in our way - Celebrating small wins and setting realistic goals - Taking the first step towards building a movement habit - Understanding why dose matters - Thinking about movement in the wider context of your life - Planning for when things don't go to plan Thinking about movement and exercise can be particularly challenging when you don’t have access to the adequate care that you need. So, I’ve once again partnered up with the brilliant Claire Campbell from the Physiotherapy Pain Association to share the latest evidence-based information that will help you be able to take some of those first steps by yourself in a safe and sustainable way, and help you to become a more informed and active participant in your care. Claire also lives with chronic pain, so she “gets this” in more ways than one! This post still forms part of our introduction - so we may touch on some concepts, tools, and tips that we will be expanding on in the future. There’s just a bunch of stuff that we think is important for you to keep in mind before you start trying to make any changes.  We hope that this will get you thinking about how your own barriers may be impacting you and your life, and we’ll be sharing some tips for breaking habits that may have formed for very important and legitimate reasons, but may not be helping you anymore. READ THE BLOG POST: http://bit.ly/chronic-pain-movement-barriers TRANSCRIPT: http://bit.ly/restroompode2transcript RESOURCES MENTIONED: Interview with Dr. Whitney Scott: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=moJ38ErQfMU ACT (Overcoming FEAR): https://thehappinesstrap.com/upimages/Overcoming_FEAR.pdf Where to find me: Twitter/Instagram @natashalipman www.natashalipman.com Thank you for taking the time to listen and for your support!

The Rest Room is a podcast about living well with chronic illness. I'm Natasha Lipman, an award-winning chronic illness blogger and journalist from London. I've been working with experts to bring you evidence-based guides on a whole host of topics like pacing, exercise, and chronic pain. I'll also be talking to people who live with chronic illness and disability who are doing awesome things and learning how they make it work, as well as digging deep into the businesses and brands that are focussed on accessibility. Think fashion, theatre, film, work, and play - there's a whole lot coming up to explore. So why don't you get cozy, make yourself a cup of tea, and join me in The Rest Room? -- In this episode, I'll share an introduction to my blog series written in collaboration with Claire Campbell from the Physiotherapy Pain Association. It will give you an insight into what physiotherapy is, how to reframe how we think about exercise and movement, and some ways to work through both the physical and mental barriers that many people face when it comes to figuring out how to move and get physically stronger in a way that feels safe and sustainable. A huge thank you to Amit Rai for editing the episode and composing the music and to Lucy Dove for the logo! -- Original Blog Post: http://bit.ly/movement-chronic-pain Transcript: https://bit.ly/restdaypode1transcript Making the most of physiotherapy: https://bit.ly/2Yq1oRJ

关注微信公众号「Albert英语研习社」，获取免费学习资源！Claire Campbell expected to spend this semester studying in Shanghai. Instead, she is five days into a self-imposed quarantine at her parents' house in South Carolina.主播：周邦琴Albert●没有名牌大学背景，没有英语专业背景●没有国外留学经历，没有英语生活环境●22岁成为500强公司英文讲师●24岁自学成为同声传译●25岁为瑞士联邦总统翻译

关注微信公众号「Albert英语研习社」，获取免费学习资源！ Claire Campbell expected to spend this semester studying in Shanghai. Instead, she is five days into a self-imposed quarantine at her parents’ house in South Carolina. 主播：周邦琴Albert ●没有名牌大学背景，没有英语专业背景 ●没有国外留学经历，没有英语生活环境 ●22岁成为500强公司英文讲师 ●24岁自学成为同声传译 ●25岁为瑞士联邦总统翻译

On today's episode of Behind the Grind Show we sit down with Claire Campbell - owner of Ride Society, a meditative cardio experience, and Ripe Cold Pressed Juices. Claire shares with us how her ideas of opening a spin studio and cold pressed juice business came to life when she moved back to Pensacola after living in New York City. She also gives insight on her entrepreneurship journey thus far, the importance of being proactive and having passion, and how Ride Society has created a cult-like following.Behind the Grind Show is sponsored by Long Hollow Creatives (@longhollowcreatives) - a boutique co-working & co-op studio space located at 700 N Guillemard St. Song: SK / Artist: Social Work

Writer, editor, and Internet media goddess Claire Campbell takes a forced break from her kids to join the Trivia Escape Pod and answer questions about angels, Broadway musicals, and crusty old hard rock acts. She puzzles through a Who Am I / What Am I / Where Am I round, and tells us stories from the early days at IMDB.com. Follow Claire on Twitter: @clairolina Find Dr. Spin (Nick Yingling) on Twitter: @yingling To learn more about how to educate, register, and empower all North Carolina citizens to cast their ballots, visit https://www.youcanvote.org/.

Hi there folks! We're taking a break from our regularly scheduled podcast programming to share interviews with Creatives Meet Business Experience (CMBXP) Guides about their workshops at our upcoming event September 19 - 21.  This episode features writer and teacher Claire Campbell sharing about her upcoming workshop "Conscientious Writing and Revision." Want to join us? Snag your badge at cmbxp.com!

An interview with Claire Campbell about the age of sail as a historical alibi for Nova Scotia.

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How to Start a Network Marketing Business Without Feeling Like an Icky Sales PersonFREE CLASS HERE > monatempirebuilders.com/start_____________________________Today on The Podcast for Me, we have Claire Campbell, the owner of Ride Society and Ripe Juice Bar in Downtown Pensacola, Florida. Ride Society is a boutique rhythm studio that focuses on riding to the beat of the music. In this episode, Claire shares her journey of leaving her successful career in TV Production to move back home and bring her vision to life. We discuss how she made the decision to take a leap of faith, how she brought her vision to life, and how she overcame obstacles along the way. Be sure to follow her on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ridesocietypensacola/https://www.instagram.com/ripepensacola/

Julian Campbell talks to digital advisor Kimberly Claire Campbell, about digital transformation challenges and how to overcome them.

Julian Campbell talks to digital advisor Kimberly Claire Campbell, about digital transformation challenges and how to overcome them.

This episode of Wake Up Call was recorded live at the CreativeMornings Cleveland breakfast lecture about Anxiety, on January 19, 2018. Join us as we explore the theme of Anxiety through conversation with guest speaker, Claire Campbell and several attendees who share their thoughts on this stirring subject. Hosted by David Allen Moss, this show covers topics from everyday anxieties to hopeful words of encouragement and coping mechanisms. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This episode of Wake Up Call was recorded live at the CreativeMornings Cleveland breakfast lecture about Anxiety, on January 19, 2018. Join us as we explore the theme of Anxiety through conversation with guest speaker, Claire Campbell and several attendees who share their thoughts on this stirring subject. Hosted by David Allen Moss, this show covers topics from everyday anxieties to hopeful words of encouragement and coping mechanisms.