Podcast appearances and mentions of claire stevens

We're super excited to have veterinarian, author, and RightPaw breeder Dr. Claire Stevens join What The Bark this week! Dr. Claire joined us to unpack some of the most common new puppy owner questions that she encounters at the vet clinic. We cover questions around feeding, biting, socialisation, and much more! To learn more about Dr. Claire, you can visit her website: https://drclairestevens.com/ or follow her Instagram @drclairestevens

The Z Morning Reunion with Scott Shannon, alongside Ross Brittain, Claire Stevens, Professor Jonathan B Bell, Mr. Leonard, Kid Kelly and Robby and Rochelle!!!

Z100's Claire Stevens from the original Zmorning Zoo with Scott Shannon drops by the  backyard to chat about the WORST to FIRST documentary...the true story of Z100! We talk with Claire about her glory days as a morning news anchor co host with Scott Shannon on this legendary New York radio station! The original Z100 studios were out in Secaucus, New Jersey and the transmitter was at the top of the Empire State Building! Tune in to hear some great stories about Claire's time working with Scott and the crew on this legendary flamethrower! 

Our special guest on this episode is longtime On Air Personality Claire Stevens from the original flame throwin worst to first Z100 in New York City ! She was on The Z100 Morning Zoo with Scott Shannon and now has a book out called Tales from Behind The Mic! Claire shares incredible stories of the music and experiences of superstars from her unique perspective-behind the mic! Claire wrote the book based on multiple interviews of her years in the radio biz with different recording celebs in the music industry!  The stories are told mostly in the artists' own words....and you will be surprised by how much in common people of all economic strata and lifestyles share! Claire's  book is based on a  collection of music legend interviews by a Broadcast Legend herself! Her book makes a great Christmas/Holiday gift for the holidays!  In 2023 we we can't wait to have Claire drop by the backyard again  to talk more in depth about her time at Z100 in the 80's and the documentary that is out called Worst To First The True Story of Z100! 

This episode of Big Blend Radio features Emmy-nominated filmmaker Mitchell Stuart who discusses his feature-length documentary, "Worst to First: The True Story of Z100 New York." Capturing the times, personalities and music of the era, WORST TO FIRST portrays the ultimate David and Goliath story that built the foundation for the world's biggest radio station and the people behind the legacy that endures and continues to grow, reaching eight-digit audiences daily, and continuing to influence the face of media and entertainment.Out on VOD and Cable in Feb. 11, 2022, the cast features: Scott Shannon, Elvis Duran, Jon Bon Jovi, Nile Rodgers, Clive Davis, Debbie Gibson, Joan Jett, Taylor Dayne, Tony Orlando, Joe Piscopo, “Magic” Matthew Alan, “Professor” Jonathan B. Bell, Anita Bonita, Ross Brittain, Pete Cosenza, Michael Ellis, Gavin DeGraw, Cathy Donovan, Gary Fisher, Frank Foti, Sean “Hollywood” Hamilton, David Hinckley, Donnie Lenner, Jim Kerr, Steve Kingston, Ken Lane, Kenny Laguna, Jimi LaLumia, Tom Poleman, Geraldo Rivera, Trish Hunter Shannon, Patty Steele, Claire Stevens, Mitchell Stuart, John Sykes, and Jim Wood. More: https://gunpowdersky.com/Special thank you to the National Parks Arts Foundation. https://www.nationalparksartsfoundation.org/

This episode of Big Blend Radio features Emmy-nominated filmmaker Mitchell Stuart who discusses his feature-length documentary, "Worst to First: The True Story of Z100 New York." Capturing the times, personalities and music of the era, WORST TO FIRST portrays the ultimate David and Goliath story that built the foundation for the world's biggest radio station and the people behind the legacy that endures and continues to grow, reaching eight-digit audiences daily, and continuing to influence the face of media and entertainment. Out on VOD and Cable in Feb. 11, 2022, the cast features: Scott Shannon, Elvis Duran, Jon Bon Jovi, Nile Rodgers, Clive Davis, Debbie Gibson, Joan Jett, Taylor Dayne, Tony Orlando, Joe Piscopo, “Magic” Matthew Alan, “Professor” Jonathan B. Bell, Anita Bonita, Ross Brittain, Pete Cosenza, Michael Ellis, Gavin DeGraw, Cathy Donovan, Gary Fisher, Frank Foti, Sean “Hollywood” Hamilton, David Hinckley, Donnie lenner, Jim Kerr, Steve Kingston, Ken Lane, Kenny Laguna, Jimi LaLumia, Tom Poleman, Geraldo Rivera, Trish Hunter Shannon, Patty Steele, Claire Stevens, Mitchell Stuart, John Sykes, and Jim Wood. More: https://gunpowdersky.com/ Special thank you to the National Parks Arts Foundation. https://www.nationalparksartsfoundation.org/

Claire Stevens summed it up with her "why" when she said she loves finding solutions to problems. From her early childhood days where she analyzed the angles on her smore's around the campfire to her collegiate studies at Duke University she loves challenging her thinking and learning how items work.  You did read that right - Duke University - and she works at NC State so that can create some fun work dynamics which bleeds over to her family where her father attended NC State and her sister attended UNC (talk about a house divided). Claire has a passion for her craft and it radiates through when she talks about advice, mentors and even some pretty incredible projects she's been involved with.  A turbine project at NC State provided a great opportunity to learn and be part of a ground breaking solution that had never been done on campus.  She loves to be active and walks through her experiences as a triathlon athlete.  She's done full and half iron man events with her husband and loves to push herself to see the finish line.  From popcorn to wine the lightning round was a blast and her energy is contagious.  We are honored to call Claire Stevens our hero and know you will find inspiration and wisdom from her amazing story. Guest: Claire Stevens - Utility Distribution Engineer at North Carolina State UniversityIndustry War Story Submission: Send us a DM!FacebookInstagramHost: Chris GraingerExecutive Producer: Adam SheetsAudio/Video Editor: Andi Thrower

Completing a project successfully takes many groups coming together and overcoming hurdles. Claire Stevens digs into this topic and shares areas she's learned along the way to take projects from the design phase to functionality.Claire is the Utility Distribution Engineer at NC State University and she's had an amazing opportunity to facilitate complex projects and her real-world experience is something we all can learn from.   Claire expresses the importance of getting feedback from as many people as possible and not overlooking operations for ultimate truth. The amount of time she suggests on design review can not be shortchanged and during that process, she finds potential issues and can mitigate them before they hit production. Communication is critical and knowing how to coordinate with others is important. Some people like texts, others email and some would rather have a face-to-face conversation. Building trust with those on a project is vitally important and mastering communication can set you on a path to success. Before you begin your next project take the time to listen to Claire's advice. This episode full of wisdom and insight that will elevate any engineer from good to great!Guest: Claire Stevens - Utility Distribution Engineer at North Carolina State UniversityHost: Chris GraingerExecutive Producer: Adam SheetsAudio/Video Editor: Andi Thrower

Is COVID-19 making you push yourself too far at work? Could you be at risk of burnout? We explore what causes burnout, how to recognise and deal with it and how burnout can even become deadly. GUESTS Professor Michael Leiter has extensively researched the experience of burnout at work, most recently through Deakin University in Victoria. Dr Nadine Hamilton is a psychologist who works with veterinarians and her PhD research looked at vets' lived experience of animal euthanasia. And sharing their stories of burnout: Marie Cecile Godwin, UX designer and editor of Burnout: let’s reignite the flame; Alice Cooney, the Law Institute of Victoria's Young Lawyers president; and vet Dr Claire Stevens. This episode kicks off our four-part series: Performing in a Pandemic. We know that things won’t “snap back” exactly to the way they were - so how do you prepare yourself to adjust to this new way of working? In our next episode: what to eat to optimise mental performance. FURTHER INFORMATION: Nadine's book is Coping with Stress and Burnout as a Veterinarian and her charity is Love Your Pet Love Your Vet. Claire's book is Love Your Dog. If this episode has raised any issues for you the number for Lifeline is 13114 Producer: Maria Tickle

Is COVID-19 making you push yourself too far at work? Could you be at risk of burnout? We explore what causes burnout, how to recognise and deal with it and how burnout can even become deadly. GUESTS Professor Michael Leiter has extensively researched the experience of burnout at work, most recently through Deakin University in Victoria. Dr Nadine Hamilton is a psychologist who works with veterinarians and her PhD research looked at vets' lived experience of animal euthanasia. And sharing their stories of burnout: Marie Cecile Godwin, UX designer and editor of Burnout: let’s reignite the flame; Alice Cooney, the Law Institute of Victoria's Young Lawyers president; and vet Dr Claire Stevens. This episode kicks off our four-part series: Performing in a Pandemic. We know that things won’t “snap back” exactly to the way they were - so how do you prepare yourself to adjust to this new way of working? In our next episode: what to eat to optimise mental performance. FURTHER INFORMATION: Nadine's book is Coping with Stress and Burnout as a Veterinarian and her charity is Love Your Pet Love Your Vet. Claire's book is Love Your Dog. If this episode has raised any issues for you the number for Lifeline is 13114 Producer: Maria Tickle

We all want to keep out kids safe online but is it OK to spy on them? Here are 7 things every parent can do to keep their kids safe online Talk openly with your child about their online activity. ... Keep screens and devices where you can see them. ... Know your parental controls. ... Know who your children's online friends are. ... Be 'share aware' to protect your privacy. ... Keep control of your family's digital footprint. ... Teach your children to keep their location private. Worried about your middle child? Fear not your middle kids are going to be just fine. PlusSue in conversation with Claire Stevens from The Tooth Fairy Blog helping you get your kids to brush their teeth!  Sue responds to a Don't Stew Ask Sue question about the pressure parents feel to 'fit in' on Instagram 

**Claire Stevens** , **Andy Kerr** and **Pete Ryan** join **Mick** for this weeks installment of **Mental Health Monday** to discuss the closure of their services on the 30th of April after 24 years of supporting individuals across the city region.  The team told us what it'll mean for the people Liverpool to loose this service,  while spreading awareness on how people can get involved with a hope of saving the Consortium from closure due to lack of funding available. Originally broadcast March 25th 2019.  Follow **@MrMickCoyle** & **@liverpoolmhc** Produced by **Hannah Farrell**

**Jake Mills** and **Mick Coyle** get together to discuss the latest from the world of mental health. After last week's big win at the Mind Media Awards, Jake & Mick talk about what it was like to be recognised at such a prestigious event. Plus, after Monday's conversation with **Claire Stevens** from the **Liverpool Mental Health Consortium**, the two talk about the state of mental health care in the face of cuts. Find mental health services near you via **www.hubofhope.co.uk**

On this week's **Mental Health Monday**, Mick was joined by **Claire Stevens** from the Mental Health Consortium. An invaluable resource for those on Merseyside, the MHC is currently facing the threat of closure due to a funding shortfall. Plus: In a bonus segment, listen to the award-winning _Mental Health Marathon_ tape submitted to the Mind Media Awards. Follow **@MrMickCoyle** & **@LiverpoolMHC.** Originally broadcast December 3rd 2018. Produced by John Fogarty.

Mick’s back with a couple of mental health events taking place in Liverpool this week. First up: details of the showing of a documentary called Crazywise at a venue on Hope Street, by the Imagine Independence Organisation. Details here: https://www.imagineindependence.org.uk/crazywise-rethinking-madness/ Followed by Claire Stevens, with details of Saturday’s “Mad Pride: Circus of the Absurd” event in the Baltic District Details here: http://www.liverpoolmentalhealth.org/ Follow @MrMickCoyle on Twitter, and this week’s guests @LiverpoolMHC and @ImagineIndep01. Email mick@radiocity.co.uk if you want to contact the programme.

Wavertree MP and President of Labour's campaign for mental health, Luciana Berger, joined Mick Coyle on this week's Mental Health Monday. Luciana told Mick that she believes it is a postcode lottery when it comes to mental health services and that mental health funding should be ring-fenced. Also - find out about this year's Liverpool Mental Health festival with Claire Stevens from the Liverpool Mental Health Consortium. Follow Mick Coyle @MrMick Coyle, Luciana Berger MP @lucianaberger & Liverpool Mental Health Consortium @LMHC

What do surgery, banana smoothies and ultra distance cycling have in common? Claire Stevens drops it all in this episode. She's an all rounder cyclist but I think it’s safe to brand her currently as an ultra distance cyclists, a vegan one at that, who earlier this year competed in the Indian Pacific wheel race where she covered over 4000kms across Australia in just 14 days! I’ve known of Claire since last year as she is a proud vegan athletic customer but there is a whole lot more to Claire than meets the eye which I had no idea about… We recorded this podcast over the phone so please excuse the lower quality sound. I do prefer to sit face to face with everyone but if I did that then I’d be missing out on interviewing so many amazing vegans from around the world. Anyways, here’s to where a positive mental attitude can take you.. which is something Claire truly possesses and you’re about to learn all about. You can follow Claire on Instagram at the handle @surgeonabike

Claire Stevens, Development Manager at Liverpool Mental Health Consortium, joined David Easson for this week's Mental Health Monday. Claire told David of how they are facing drastic cuts to their funding which would result in them closing down. We contacted Liverpool CCG for a statement. Also, hear about a new play coming to Liverpool that challenges stereotypes with a curious, comic and candid look at ADHD, mental health and diagnosis in the 21st century.

In the last part of the series Gospel Truth, 3 members of the Church share their experiences of reading the bible. Gail Horner, Kevin Aldridge and Claire Stevens sharing on the impact reading the bible regularly has on their lives

Mick was joined by Colm 'Haz' Farrell from the charity 'Stamp Out Suicide' to talk about the work that they do as a charity and the free counselling services they offer for people who are suicidal. There is also a Grand National preview evening taking place in St George's Hall on Weds 5th April to raise funds for the charity. You can buy tickets here: http://www.stampoutsuicide.co.uk/events.php Mick also spoke to Claire Stevens from Liverpool Mental Health Consortium about their event 'Mad Pride' which takes place this weekend as part of the Threshold festival. You can find out more about Mad Pride here: http://www.zesteventmanagement.com/events/mad-pride-2017/