Podcast appearances and mentions of courtney ward

TALOR & MATTY are joined by COURTNEY WARD for the Starts of the Week show! There is a definite plan to try keep TALOR rivetted to the bottom of the standings too.Why is the question in the MAILBAG about Dak so polarising and who the hell is CAM OLIVER?Join the AGN Tipping Comp and win free stuff!https://linktr.ee/aussiegridironnetworkMatty 18The World 16Talor 14

Get off the sideline, cos it's Week 9 baby! TALOR & MATTY are joined by COURTNEY WARD for a dive into the famous 5 QUESTIONS. As a fan of an NFC team, why is there so much Broncos love this week from COURTNEY? Will MATTY give TALOR a bunch of shit about STARTS last week? Who is in TALOR TALK and is TALOR NAILING this segment? Support the AGN and find some merch: https://linktr.ee/aussiegridironnetwork Join us on Sunday for Starts of the Week Matty 18, The World 16, Talor 14

Latest up from Spoken Label (Poetry / Spoken Word Podcast) features making her debut is the amazing Courtney Ward. Courtney is a neurodivergent and chronically ill writer, writing group facilitator, artist and photographer. With mixed heritage and also having mental health difficulties, she faces the odds of having to deal with silent battles and expresses them, so truthfully, turning heartache into heartmake. She has been published in 7 anthologies including “our time and space” by Writing East Midlands, “Speak Out” by The Word Association, and Sisterhood anthology for Sisterhood Festival in Bradford , been a feature artist at Prickly Pear in January 2024, Speak your Mind in April 2024 and August 2024, and also, talked at and collaborated with local charities and also performed at festivals, such as Kettfest, and recently claimed the opportunity to perform at Corby Pride. Plus, Courtney advises she continues to work with our younger generation to make our future better, and also has experience as a shadow writer for Writing East Midlands Beyond The Spectrum young writers group. More about Courtney can be found at: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=10... OR https://www.instagram.com/courts_ward/

Join us for a conversation with our Virtual Market Manager, Courtney Ward, to learn about the Backyard Market Initiative and the exciting updates for local consumers and vendors!Get ready to join a new wave of local food shopping, through the Backyard Market—a virtual farmers market platform developed by Florida Organic Growers that enables producers and consumers to sell and purchase food with flexibility and efficiency. With over a decade of culinary experience, in farm-to-fork and waste-less environments, Courtney proudly shares her knowledge to enhance food access at a local level.   In this episode, learn about: - How Courtney's culinary background led to her current role with Florida Organic Growers - The Backyard Market Initiative and how it differs from a typical farmer's market  - How to purchase or sell products on the Backyard Market  - A rundown of our current vendors and updates on how to sign-up as a new vendor Browse the current products on the Backyard Market website and FAQs on FOG's project page: www.backyardmarket.org  We hope you enjoyed the episode! Please help us continue to produce more valuable content by subscribing to our Fresh Take Podcast Series! Subscribe here  SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITY- Learn more about the many benefits of becoming a Sponsor of Florida Organic Growers!  Your contribution will not only help to advance an organic and sustainable future but gain brand awareness through our growing audience. If you are interested, click here  Support the showWe hope you enjoyed the episode! Please help us continue to produce more valuable content by subscribing to our Fresh Take Podcast Series! Subscribe here SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITY- Learn more about the many benefits of becoming a Sponsor of Florida Organic Growers! Your contribution will not only help to advance an organic and sustainable future but gain brand awareness through our growing audience. If you are interested, click here

The Backyard Market is a new virtual farmers market platform launching in Homestead, Florida in fall of 2022. In this episode, we speak with Courtney Ward, FOG's Virtual Farmers Market Manager, about updates on the market. Tune in to hear about: - Why FOG decided to create the online market - How farmers and consumers can use the market  - What makes The Backyard Market unique - What to expect going forward Interested in becoming a vendor? Get in touch with our Virtual Farmers Market Manager, Courtney Ward at virtualmarket@foginfo.org Learn more about The Backyard Market on our website: www. foginfo.org/our-programs/backyard-market  Follow The Backyard Market on social media for the latest updates:  Instagram: @yourbackyardmarket  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BackyardMarketHomesteadFL Support the show

Your student host Claire Mulligan spoke with Courtney Ward from Randox to talk about the importance of commercial understanding and a big-picture focus of the challenges an employer is facing. Almost all jobs involve organising, planning and prioritising in the workplace. Our employer explains how you can research your target industry, and develop a commercial understanding and a big-picture focus of the challenges an employer is facing – and be better placed to communicate how you can actively contribute to improving business performance. For more information please visit go.qub.ac.uk/gradfest2021

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In this interview, Courtney shares her playing experiences before discussing what it has been like to coach a girl's high school team and now a boy's high school team. She explains how she turned around a losing program, how she balances job, family, and coaching, and offers advice for those in coaching from her own experiences.

Actor, Singer & team member of The New Works Playhouse, Courtney Ward joins Christopher Bartlett-Walford to talk through listener's Audition confessions. Those hilarious and embarrassing moments that happen in the casting room, that you DON'T normally get to hear! All listener stories are anonymous & submitted by entertainment workers from around the globe. This week we hear a few absolute horror show stories, calamities and much much more. From ending up in A&E, to a panel who were incredibly rude to an Actor. There's a lot of Blood and guts on display, and what happens when you audition for one of the World's most recognisable directors, when you've claimed to work for them... BUT NEVER DID!? Email your audition stories into the show at dontcalluspod@gmail.com & Tell your friends to check us out! -- Catch up with all previous episodes now - there'll be people you know, people you don't, but every show is full of hilarious Audition stories. -- Find out more about The New Works Playhouse; a place for new writing to be found and made, here - www.thenewworksplayhouse.org & their first production is out NOW! SUPPORT NEW WRITING! -- Share the show on Twitter - @dontcalluspod Share the show on Instagram - @dontcalluspod -- Created and hosted by Christopher Bartlett-Walford Co-Produced & Artwork by John-Webb Carter With thanks to Jukedeck, Anchor & Zapsplat for Sounds #Theatre #Auditions #castings #stage #westend #broadway #musicaltheatre #comedy #theater #Disney #play --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dontcalluspod/message

Courtney Ward is joined by David Hall to breakdown how all nine Group Seven Rugby League sides are shaping up for the 2020 season, while also making their fearless predictions - including the Michael Cronin Medallist, recruit of the season and premiership winner.

Welcome back to Behind the Prosc! Its a Theatre Podcast all about the lives of the people who make it.Series 2 continues with the wonderful Courtney Ward. We talk Tea, Training, Travel, Politics, Baby Ballet and Japan, as well as discussing the importance of talking about mental health within performers.Recorded in November 2019.Thankyou for all your feedback so far - please tell a friend and subscribe for free on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts or Spotify.With thanks to Eitan Epstein Music/Audio Jungle (Theme Music), Stagey Pagey (Artwork) and Buzzsprout (Podcast Host). Any enquiries or questions to behindtheprosc@gmail.com, and don't forget to follow us on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook (@BehindtheProsc).

Born with cerebral palsy, Callala Bay's Ben Atkins endured a tough time growing up - that was until he found the sport of football and more specifically, the Pararoos. Since making his debut 2008 against Canada, the Shoalhaven High School alumnus has gone on to play for the Pararoos on 70 occasions, which includes three World Cup appearances. Ahead of his team's historic clash with Canada - the first time the Pararoos have played on home soil in 19 years - Courtney Ward caught up with the 28-year-old to chat up the high and lows of his inspiring career.

A very intimately hot & untamed conversation with Courtney Ward from Halo Gaia Adventures. Operating in Mozambique for 20 years, she has been swimming with wild dolphins daily whitnessing displays of Pure Erotic Freedom . Here Courtney and Mrslove educate each other on dolphin's enlightened sex , and rest humbled by these master teachings on Embodied Erotic Wisdom. www.halogaia.com

On this week's podcast, Courtney Ward catches up with Shoalhaven basketball legend Phil Lynch. Lynch started playing hoops in 1961 at Nowra High School and HMAS Albatross prior to the Tigers Den being built. This is where his love for the game started, which saw him go on and represent Shoalhaven, Newcastle, NSW and eventually Australia. After ending his playing career back where it all started, in the Shoalhaven, Lynch transitioned into a media career. This eventually saw him move to Canberra to work on the radio but also commentate sport, predominantly basketball. Being so good at what he did, Lynch had the opportunity to commentate at four Olympic Games, three FIBA World Championships and two Commonwealth Games. The now 70-year-old also had a big role in setting up the Bernie Regan Memorial Sporting Trust - which has donated more than $370,000 to junior Shoalhaven athletes over the past 34 years. So tune in to hear the pair's in-depth chat about Lynch's amazing career.

The 2019 Group Seven Rugby League season will culminate with its exciting grand final day at the Collegians Sporting Complex on Sunday, September 15. The day will start with the WLT2 clash between Shellharbour and Jamberoo at 8.30am, before the WLT1 at 9.50am (Kiama and Jamberoo), third grade at 11.15am (Mount Warrigal and Susex Inlet), under 18s at 12.50pm (Warilla-Lake South and Albion Park-Oak Flats) and reserve grade at 2.15pm (Albion Park-Oak Flats and Gerringong) - with the main event, the first grade fixture between Jamberoo and Kiama, from 4pm. So tune in as Courtney Ward and David Hall break down where all six grand finals will be won and lost and who the pair both think will prevail on the day.

Courtney Ward is joined by Group Seven guru David Hall to discuss all the high and lows of the 2019 rugby league season. The pair name their respective teams of the year, while also predicting how the semi-finals will play out, ahead of the grand final at the Collegians Sporting Complex on Sunday, September 15. The duo also break down the five other grades of Group Seven Rugby League, while also looking into their crystal ball and anticipate who is going to make the big dance in those respective divisions.

WHEN news first broke 282-game NRL veteran Luke Patten was going to lace the boots up in Group Seven, the whole of the South Coast competition was a buzz. After stints with the Illawarra Steelers, St George Illawarra Dragons, Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs, Salford City Dragons and NRL video referees, Patten signed on to play with the Albion Park-Oak Flats Eagles in 2019. Hear all about his incredible journey in rugby league, during his in-depth chat with Courtney Ward.

AFTER a couple of week's hiatus, the podcast returns with a bang, as Courtney Ward catches up with the newest Australian Boomer Xavier Cooks. Cooks started his hoops journey with the Illawarra Hawks before heading to the United States to follow his college dream with Winthrop. On the back of four successful season with the Eagles, Cooks took his talents to European, signing with German club Oliver Wurzburg - where he played one season before penning a deal with French side Strasbourg. All these accomplishments, mixed in with NBA Summer League stints with the Golden State Warriors and Phoenix Suns, put Cooks on the basketball map and helped him get invited into the recent Boomers camp. As he always does, he grabbed the opportunity with both hands and now he is off to China for the World Cup with Andrej Lemanis' Australian team. Hear all about his incredible journey in his in-depth chat with Courtney Ward.

After first starting swimming at a young age, with her two brothers Glenn and Andrew in Nowra, Karen Higgison (nee Phillips) had no idea what the sport would give her over the next two decades. Karen would go on to claim a silver medal at the Los Angeles 1984 Olympic Games, before also winning two medals at the 1986 Commonwealth Games at Edinburgh. But before she turned 21, Karen decided to give the sport away. She would eventually return and add a number of World Masters Games medal to her collection, while also be the proud mother of Ocean6 Series ironperson Kirsty Higgison. Hear all about her journey in the pool in her in-depth chat with Courtney Ward.

AFTER starting to run, as a way to escape school bullies at the age of 11, Nowra's Paul Greene went on to reach the pinnacle as a track sprinter. His track and field resume includes two Commonwealth Games, one junior World Championships (which saw him claim bronze medal at Plovdiv in 1990), two World Championships, a World Indoors, World Cup and World University Games - before his career culminated at the 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games. Since then, Greene has moved into the music industry, where he has released numerous albums, both as a solo artist but also with his band Ghostwriters - while also spending time with drummer Rob Hirst (Midnight Oil) and bassist Rick Grossman (ex-Hoodoo Gurus). His career has now come full circle as he now has returned to the athletics scene, helping coach some of Shoalhaven's up and coming track stars, including his daughters. Hear all about his amazing journey, both in sport but also in music, in his in-depth one-on-one chat with Courtney Ward.

KEZIE Apps has come a long way since beginning her rugby league career with the Bega Roosters after wanting to follow in the footsteps of her older brothers Deon and Ryan. But after playing her junior footy with now Melbourne Storm star Dale Finucane, she was forced to stop playing at the age of 12, due to there being no competition for her - which saw Apps start playing hockey. After numerous years away from the sport she loved, she returned to the field in 2014 when she joined the Helensburgh Tiger Lillies. This year proved to be a breakout year for the South Coast product, as she made both her NSW Blues and Jillaroos debut - as well as being named Illawarra Women's Player of the Year and the NSWRL Women's Player of the Year. Since then, she has played in the women's NRL All Stars team, won Dally M Player of the Year, won a World Cup with the Jillaroos and became one of St George Illawarra's three inaugural marquee signings for the NRL women's competition. Hear all about the 28-year-old's journey to be one of the top women's rugby league players in the world in her one-on-one chat with Courtney Ward.

FROM the age of two, when she first started surf lifesaving at the Mollymook SLSC, Melissa Cracroft-Wilson (nee Howard) was destined for greatness on the sand. During her Surf Lifesaving Australia Hall of Fame career on the sand, Cracroft-Wilson went on to win an incredible 10 Australian open women's beach flags titles and five world championships, which saw her compete in countries such as the Netherlands and Egypt - all before she stepped away from the sport in 2016. After the birth of her first child Mia, Cracroft-Wilson has now returned to the surf scene as a coach with Kurrawa, where she is helping to develop the next wave of flags champions - something she is loving every second of. Hear all about her incredible journey with her in-depth chat with Courtney Ward.

After long being earmarked for big things in the cricket arena, Ulladulla's Matthew Gilkes is finally getting the opportunities he deserves. Following his junior career at Ulladulla United and in the Shoalhaven District Junior Cricket Association system, Gilkes moved to ACT and joined Western District and University of Canberra Cricket Club. Three strong seasons in the nation's capital acted as the perfect springboard for him moving to the NSW Premier Cricket competition in Sydney with UNSW for the 2017/18 season. Despite an up and down debut season with the Bumble Bees, which included his maiden Sydney first grade century, he hit the ground running in year two - which was a real breakout year for the former Ulladulla High School student. Strong performances for UNSW and ACT/NSW Country in the Futures League saw him handed his Big Bash debut with the Sydney Thunder. Then just last week, he was handed a NSW Blues rookie contract - something his has always dreamed about. Hear all about his amazing journey in his in-depth chat with Courtney Ward.

WHEN you have a dream stuck in your head, you'll sacrifice whatever it takes to achieve it. This is non more applicable than to Callala product Blake Horton, who has just returned to the Shoalhaven following four years of playing football professionally in Europe. After starting to play at the age of just four, because he wanted to emulate his older brother, Horton quickly fell in love with the game and developed a natural talent as a goalkeeper. Since then, after stops at Culburra, Bomaderry, Southern Branch, Port Kembla and Rockdale City, the former Nowra Christian School student chased his football dream overseas - which led to him playing at FC Chabab in the Hoofdklasse, SC Telstar in the Jupiler League and finally OFC Oostzaan in East Amsterdam Derde Divisie. While abroad, largely based in the Netherlands, Horton would travel five hours a day just to train, in a country where English wasn't the first language. But despite all this, as well as numerous injury concerns, Horton wouldn't have changed his experience overseas at all - which has led to him now playing for Coniston in the Illawarra. Hear all about his amazing journey below, in his in-depth chat with Courtney Ward.

Ali Day has come a long way in the sport of surf lifesaving since starting at the Kiama SLSC at the age of eight. After a number of seasons at Kiama, he moved to Warilla-Barrack Point to help take his career to the next level. But all didn't go to plan for the now two-time Ocean6 Series ironman champion, who nearly threw it all in at the age of 15. Thankfully he didn't. As he is now the all-time Coolangatta Gold wins leader, with six to his name - not to mention countless podium finishes in the Ocean6 Series and national and state medals. Hear all about these and what's next for the 29-year-old his in depth chat with Courtney Ward.

Not many men have had the honour of representing both the Kangaroos and Wallabies on the world stage - 48 to be exact. And to have one of those dual internationals, in Andrew Walker, originate from the Shoalhaven is very special. So on this week's Wide Ward of Sports chat, Courtney Ward and the now 45-year-old Walker chat about his journey from playing rugby union with the Shoalhaven Rugby Club and rugby league with the Bomaderry Swamprats to playing playing in both the NRL and Super Rugby competitions - which lead to him representing his country on eight different occasions. We also discuss all the high and lows of his career and what's the next chapter in Andrew Walker's life.

During her time at Nowra High School, Harriet Elleman was known for her achievements in the pool, especially in the stroke of butterfly. But that all changed when we moved to Wagga Wagga to study Bachelor of Animal Science at Charles Sturt University - because that's when she tried rugby union for the first time. In those seven short years, the Bomaderry product has improved so much, that she has been part of the ACT Brumbies squad for the first two season of the Super W competition./ So following the conclusion of season two, Courtney Ward caught up with Elleman to discuss her sporting journey, the season that was and what lies ahead for the 25-year-old.

Fresh off guiding the NSW Waratahs to back-to-back Super W premierships, Vincentia's Ash Hewson catches up with Courtney Ward to discuss the season that was. The pair discuss the pressures Hewson's team dealt with during the season as the reigning premiers, their fierce battle with the Queensland Reds in the final, the state of women's rugby union and what lies ahead for the former Wallaroos star. So tune in and listen to their in-depth discussion.

On this week's special edition of the Wide Ward of Sports, Courtney Ward is joined by David Hall to preview the upcoming 2019 Group Seven rugby league season. The pair breakdown the keys additions and losses of all 10 first grade sides, as well as making their bold predictions for the upcoming season - including one team ending a more than 30 year premiership drought.

THE career of Nowra Hill's Ben Cutter continues to reach new heights, after he and his Block Party team recently won the Australian and New Zealand National Skydiving Championships. Following his "greatest achievement of his career" in Moruya, Courtney Ward chats with Cutter about how he got involved in the sport, his journey up until now and what lies ahead for him in the air. So tune in to listen to the pair's in-depth discussion.

It had been a long time coming but Gerringong Lions junior Reuben Garrick made his long-awaited NRL debut with the Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles, in round one of the 2019 NRL season. Following his breakthrough game, Courtney Ward chats with the Group Seven product about his journey to get to that point, his reading on the game itself and what's his next goal, after achieving his life-long first grade dream. Garrick provides plenty of insights into what goes through a rugby league players mind in game week, especially one as special as your first - so tune in.

Ahead of his debut match with the North Sydney Bears, Albion Park-Oak Flats product Drew Hutchison chats with Courtney Ward about his past 12 months in the rugby league. This included a stint in the United Kingdom, where the former St George Illawarra Dragon, coming off a serious knee injury, played 33 times for the Leigh Centurions. But after an up and down time abroad, Hutchison returned home at the end of 2018 without a club for this season - which led to him joining the Sydney Roosters on a training contract. He made the most of his opportunity and will now line-up for their reserve grade side against South Sydney on Saturday. So tune in to hear the pair discuss the Group Seven juniors journey back into the NRL.

After a breakthrough 2015/16 season, in which she finished second in her debut Nutri Grain Series, Nowra-Culburra SLSC product Kirsty Higgison has battled countless injuries, restricting her performances in the surf. But after two injury-riddled seasons, the Surfers Paradise athlete enjoyed one of her best seasons to date, performing strongly in this summer's Ocean6 Series - which wrapped up recently at Wanda. So tune in to listen to Courtney Ward's in-depth chat with her about her past 12 months and what other goals she has left in this season and in the future.

On this episode of the Wide Ward of Sports, Courtney Ward chats with South Coast product Tim Atherton about his year to remember in the baseball diamond. From winning his first Australian Baseball League championship with the Brisbane Bandits, to touring Japan with the Australian team to winning back-to-back titles with his beloved Berkeley Eagles, it's been a remarkable period of Atherton's sporting career. All this was capped off with a 'honour he didn't see coming'. So tune in to hear the pair discuss Atherton's past 12 months and what is next for the star pitcher.

Ahead of the 14th annual Huskisson Triathlon Festival, Courtney Ward catches up with Erowal Bay's Matt Lewis - who will create history at the event as the first ever Shoalhaven athlete to don the number one bib. During the show, the pair talk about Lewis' improbable start to the sport, his journey to gain his professional licence, what the number one big means and his future goals in the sport. Hear all about these and much more on the podcast below.

On this week's episode of the Wide Ward of Sports, Courtney Ward chats with South Coast daredevil Robbie Maddison about his journey from Kiama to being the number one motorbike rider in the world. After thinking he had 'missed his chance' while lying in a hospital bed at the age of 23, Maddison started to live by the motto of 'face your fears - live your dreams'. Since then, he has gone on to jump up a replica Arc de Triomphe, jump over the Corinth Canal, set numerous world records and even rode his bike on water. Hear all about these and much more on the podcast below.

This is the daily Lenten Devotional for March 26, 2018 written by Courtney Ward   

This is the daily Lenten Devotional for March 7, 2018 written by Courtney Ward   If you like this and would like to see the full devotional please follow the link Thanks to all of our writers, editors and readers for pulling this project together.  

CliffCentral.com — The sexuality of dolphins can be as interesting and complex as that of humans. Courtney Ward joins the team and tells you all about it, along with Claudine Ullman from Jittery Citizens Improv. It’s definitely an interesting edition!