Podcast appearances and mentions of Deborah Reed

Honestly, if you know, you know... Written by Claudio Fragasso and Rossella Drudi. Directed by Claudio Fragasso. Starring Michael Stephenson, George Hardy, Margo Prey, Connie Young, and Deborah Reed. THE COCKTAIL: A twist of Negroni 1oz Peated Bourbon 1oz Cynar .5oz Sloe Gin A dash of Bitters

On Georgia's southern border lies the Okefenokee Swamp, our nation's largest intact blackwater wetland. For thousands of years it's been a place of refuge and recreation, but modern industry is threatening to change it forever. Listen in this week to Deborah Reed (Reed's Grocery Store) and Rena Peck (Georgia River Network) as we discuss the value of the Okefenokee and the dangers that are threatening its future! www.ProtectOkefenokee.org www.GARivers.org

It had to happen. We finally check out the infamous, the legendary, the nigh-on-indescribable work that defined a generation, 1990's Troll 2. Directed by Claudio Fragasso and starring Michael Paul Stephenson, George Hardy, and Deborah Reed, Troll 2 has exactly zero connection to the movie Troll and indeed zero trolls in it. But does it deserve the reputation and cult following that it has? Float along with the manatees to the mysterious town of Nilbog as they talk sorcery, lavender dating, geography, and what makes a life well lived while trying to decode this mind-bending work that the world still isn't ready for and probably never will be. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/matinee-manatees/support

Deborah Reed is a full-time consultant and grant writer who completely changed the way she was running her business after joining the Grant Writing Academy. Deborah joins us to discuss what she learned from the Grant Writing Academy, the ways it changed her grant writing business to be more sustainable, and the lessons it taught her about how to charge grant writing clients. She also explains what you need to build a grant writing consultancy, why consultants get treated better than employees, and the ways to position yourself as a thought leader. Rate, Review, & Follow on Apple Podcasts: “Every time I listen to Holly's show, I learn something”

This episode features cinematic sound. Ben Lay was under 4 feet tall with a hunched back. He was an outcast from the quaker community. A hardened and experienced sailor, sailing the toughest waters, in the most challenging era of modern history. He was also the most moral and visionary leader in colonial, pre-revolutionary America. He relentlessly lashed the church and colonial leaders for committing the greatest sins "the devil ever brought into the church in America." Ben Lay became a major influence on Deborah Reed and Benjamin Franklin, setting a course for the religious movement to support the abolution of slavery. Yet Ben Lay was banished from the history books. This is a time when America needs new role models, particularly those still unaware that the original white-American identity was born in the law books of 17th century British colonies, for the purpose of establishing a caste system built on racial slavery. For all our sakes, herein lies a true American hero. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to the show! In March 2022, the IES released a practice guide for teachers entitled “Providing Reading Interventions for Students in Grades 4-9” In this episode, I interview four of the panelists who wrote this guide–Dr. Deborah Reed, Dr. Jade Wexler, Dr. Kimberly St. Martin, and Dr. Joe Dimino. This episode is jam-packed of […]

First of all I keep incorrectly stating the film's name. Today's bonus watch-a-long episode is the 1990 horror-comedy film Troll 2. The film centers around the suburban Waits family who are taking part in a cultural exchange with a family in a small rural town. The town is filled with vegetarian goblins who seek to mutate the family into plants so that they can eat them. Troll 2 was directed by Claudio Fragasso (under the pseudonym Drake Floyd) and stars Michael Stephenson, George Hardy, Margo Prey, Connie McFarland, Deborah Reed, and Jason Wright. Don't forget to follow Juncture on Spotify (https://spoti.fi/3fy9DCm) or any place you listen to podcast. You can also find me on Twitter @juncturepodcast.

Snug Hollow Farm, Estill Co., Kentucky (Photo by Barbara Napier) Alan Maimon returns with guest interviewer Al Cross. Maimon is author of "Twilight In Hazard: An Appalachian Reckoning." Al has questions. | How is climate change being felt on traditional farms? | We look into the Wendell Berry Farming Program | Farm Dinner Theater delivers fun, eats and messages about health and safety  Interviews in order of appearance:  Al Cross with Alan Maimon, author of "Twilight in Hazard: An Appalachian Reckoning" - LISTEN  UK soil scientist Rebecca McCulley on how climate change is impacting traditional farming - LISTEN  Leah Bayens, dean of the Wendell Berry Farm Program - LISTEN  UK nursing professor (ret) Deborah Reed on the creation of Farm Dinner Theater - LISTEN

It's nearly go time for Santa. Join The Mountaineer for a special report from Smokey Mountain Santa and Mrs. Claus (Dennis and Deborah Reed of Canton) on how preparations for the big day are coming along.

Dr. Deborah Reed received her BSN, MSN, MSPH, and PhD from the University of Kentucky. Dr. Reed was named a UK Provost's Distinguished Service Professor in 2011 in recognition of her service to the university and the Commonwealth. She was appointed to the Good Samaritan Foundation Chair in Community Health Nursing in 2012. In addition to her research and service in the College of Nursing, Dr. Reed works with the College of Agriculture, Food and Environment as an agricultural health nurse. Read more about her here and her most recent research, Farm Dinner Theater. Access the Crisis Text Hotline and several other mental health resources at CauseMatters.com.

Friday, Oct 16th at 3 pm, ARTS – Live & Local! host Carol Newman speaks with: Author and book store owner Deborah Reed with her new book Pale Morning Light with Violet Swan. Designer, Gallery founder, Seaside Art Walk chair Denise Fairweather with Fairweather Gallery art scout and curator Sara Vickerman.

UK's Dr. Deborah Reed says mental health stress is a serious threat to Kentucky farmers.

Host Carol Newman speaks with: Naturalist, poet, author Dr. Robert Michael Pyle on The Dark Divide showing at the Columbian in Astoria Apricot Irving & Deborah Reed, Authors in Conversation, zoom in the Manzanita Writers’ Series

Adam and Josh get to chill and chat with George Hardy, Deborah Reed, Darren Ewing, and Jason Steadman of Troll 2 fame. Follow the show: https://linktr.ee/cinematicblindspots And be sure to check out our YouTube channel. It can found at the link above.

Dr. Deborah Reed talks about increased stress on the farm and its impact on mental health in the wake of COVID-19.

On this episode of the Balance Boldly Podcast with Naketa R. Thigpen, listeners are in for an insiders treat! Meet Suzanne Ghee, President and CEO of Thrive Public Affairs, best known by insiders as Supernova. Suzanne's reign, just like her inner light, has become increasingly brighter with each opportunity she's taken to advocate for community members who benefit from this unassuming powerhouse. Exuding the true definition of R.O.Y.A.L behavior with every consulting and philanthropic project she aligns herself and her brand with, Suzanne Ghee stands true to her core guiding principles to treat others as she'd want herself and her family to be treated, regardless of socioeconomic background, environment or hereditary pedigree. More about Suzanne Ghee:Healthcare strategist, community advocate and feminist Suzanne Ghee is the President and CEO of Thrive Public Affairs, a recently launched consulting firm. Before becoming an entrepreneur, she was Head of Community Health Engagement at Virtua Health System spearheading disruptive solutions to complex social issues. During her career, Ghee has a history of thoughtfully growing organizational brand through purposeful advocacy, social impact and public affairs. In 2018, she was named Community Advocate of the Year by the National Association of Women Business Owners South Jersey and is also the recipient of a National Innovation Award by the American Heart Association for her work in creating and launching the Virtua Mobile Farmers Market program, the largest of its kind in the country. Suzanne has spent her career working tirelessly to create partnerships with other community organizations, government officials, advocacy groups and nonprofit trade associations to advance health and well-being. She has over 18 years of experience and prior to joining Virtua; Suzanne worked at The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) in the Office of Government Affairs, Community Relations and Advocacy which directed the local and national advocacy initiatives for the nation’s number one children’s hospital. Before joining CHOP, she worked for the American College of Physicians on national healthcare issues affecting medical students and resident physicians.Suzanne has a Bachelor of Arts in Communications from Temple University and a Master of Science Degree in Public Administration concentrating in Health Policy from Widener University. Suzanne serves on the Board of Trustees to the Food Bank of South Jersey, The Board of Trustees to the Cherry Hill Free Clinic and as an Advisory Board Member to the NJ New Leaders Council. Suzanne is a Member of the Forum of Executive Women, Philadelphia Chapter and also NAWBO SJ. In 2016, Suzanne started Virtua’s first affinity group — The Women in Leadership Network which advocates for women to learn, network and grow within the organization. In 2019, she co-founded “Deborah Reed,” a mastermind group for women in Southern New Jersey. The group is named after Ben Franklin’s wife, which honors Franklin’s mastermind group who envisioned and opened the Philadelphia Free Library in 1731.Contact Suzanne via www.thrivepublicaffairs.com If you loved this episode, subscribe, rate, and share on your favorite podcast app!To find, follow, and connect with Naketa R. Thigpen, visit www.thigpro.com and check out her new weekly livestreams of #LetsTalkIntimacy @asknaketa on IG/YouTube/Facebook every Thursday at 11:30am EST.

The Room, Oversexed Rugsuckers From Mars, Manos: The Hands of Fate or Plan 9 From Outer Space. These films are all worthy contenders to the title of "Best Worst Movie" but only ONE can reign supreme in this craptastic pantheon of so bad it's good cinema... that film is Troll 2! This month, joining the ranks of the Rant Army, none other than NIlbog's favorite father, George Hardy.Fasten your seat belts because this deep-dive double-feature of Troll 2 and it's tremendous documentary Best Worst Movie is bound to go off the rails.HOST: Brandon A. LaneSPECIAL THANKS:George Hardydrgeorgehardy.comSPONSORS:NGW Wrestling@NextGenTNPlease support the podcast by buying a T-shirt from our Teespring storerantarmy.comPROUD MEMBER OF THEBraindead Networkwww.braindeadnetwork.home.blog

In this week's episode, I am joined by Dr. Debbie Reed. Dr. Deborah Reed is The UK College of Agriculture, Food and Environment’s first Agricultural Health Nurse. She is a professor in the UK College of Nursing and for 27 years has studied the health and safety of farmers and their families across America. She grew up on a 200 acre beef and tobacco farm in Woodford County that her brother now operates. She loves farm life but she also realizes the many pressures that farmers and their families face every day.You can contact Dr. Reed at www.facebook.com/Agriculture.nurse

We harvested just the smallest yield from the bounty of writing experience that came together to talk writing before our Utah Humanities Book Festival LITerally reading. In conjunction with The Utah Humanities Book Festival, this was a group podcast featuring many of our local and national guests. Our local readers for the evening: Kase Johnstun, Sian Griffiths, J.A. Carter Winward, Danielle Susi, Chadd VanZanten, Brad Roghar (Ogden Poet Laureate), Alison McLennon, Amanda Luzzader, and Michael McLane. Our Oregon writers who joined us: Sean Davis and Deborah Reed.

We harvested just the smallest yield from the bounty of writing experience that came together to talk writing before our Utah Humanities Book Festival LITerally reading. In conjunction with The Utah Humanities Book Festival, this was a group podcast featuring many of our local and national guests. Our local readers for the evening: Kase Johnstun, Sian Griffiths, J.A. Carter Winward, Danielle Susi, Chadd VanZanten, Brad Roghar (Ogden Poet Laureate), Alison McLennon, Amanda Luzzader, and Michael McLane. Our Oregon writers who joined us: Sean Davis and Deborah Reed.

n her latest novel, The Days When Birds Come Back, Deborah Reed weaves an unforgettable tale of redemption and perseverance that questions what it means to love in times of grief and sorrow. Still raw from her divorce and the recent loss of her beloved grandparents, June returns to the Oregon coast and the house that holds her dark memories. With plans to sell her grandparents’ historic bungalow, she hires Jameson, a stranger from out of town, to restore it over the summer. But upon meeting, June and Jameson realize they have much more to contend with than an old house. Propelled by Reed’s “gorgeous and wise prose” (Cheryl Strayed), The Days When Birds Come Back follows June and Jameson as they confront their harrowing, intertwined pasts. As the walls of June’s  childhood home come down, long-buried secrets are exhumed. Jameson’s marriage is crumbling under the weight of a traumatic loss that took place years ago in June’s town, and June is grappling with the guilt of her troubled adolescence and father’s elusive death. Alone in the sweltering heat of the summer, their chemistry is undeniable. But can they find the forgiveness they need in time to build a future together? Scintillating and brimming with hope, Reed’s gripping story will keep readers on the edge of their seats. “An emotionally satisfying novel” (Publishers Weekly) set against the backdrop of Oregon’s charming, rustic coast, The Days When Birds Come Back is the perfect book to escape with this winter.

INCLUSION & EQUITY. MAINSTREAMING SPECIAL ED IN THE CLASSROOM...THE AACTE SPECIAL EDUCATION TASKFORCE... AACTE  brings us Dr Renee Roselle from UCONN, Dr Deborah Reed from U North Florida with AACTE's Amanda Lester  & Dr Jane West

INCLUSION & EQUITY. MAINSTREAMING SPECIAL ED IN THE CLASSROOM...THE AACTE SPECIAL EDUCATION TASKFORCE... AACTE  brings us Dr Renee Roselle from UCONN, Dr Deborah Reed from U North Florida with AACTE's Amanda Lester  & Dr Jane West

Deborah Reed, physician assistant, Regional Advanced Practice Clinician (APC) Director, TeamHealth West Group, Dr. Khadeja Haye, National Medical Director, Obstetrics and Gynecology, TeamHealth Hospitalist Services, and moderator, Nancy Nagdeman, Director Educational Services and Women in Leadership project lead, share techniques to develop competency in areas that they may be unskilled or unfamiliar. What are some strategies when learning a new skill? Do you set professional goals? Do you have a mentor in your career? Hear from these female leaders who have grown in leadership as they share their personal experiences from their career.

Jeanne Talks with author Deborah Reed about her new book, The Days The Birds Come Back and about writing, motherhood and literature. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We had fun (lots of fun with lots of laughter) last Friday while talking to Deborah Reed and exploring her new book, The Days When Birds Come Back. We talked diction, structure, and tone, but we also explored the much larger themes of loss and pain -- and delved into how June and Jameson (her dual protagonists) rebuild their lives after watching them crumble.

We had fun (lots of fun with lots of laughter) last Friday while talking to Deborah Reed and exploring her new book, The Days When Birds Come Back. We talked diction, structure, and tone, but we also explored the much larger themes of loss and pain -- and delved into how June and Jameson (her dual protagonists) rebuild their lives after watching them crumble.

Happy Halloween everybody! It's the Turn Up the Night Spooktacular! Kenny, Tom and Raine present 3 great interviews to get you into the season! Deborah Reed from Troll 2 rejoins us to talk about her many projects, cats and Halloween traditions! Perry Morris the Drummer of Sorcery also makes his return to TUTN with stories about Stunt Rock, Rocktober Blood and a wide variety of topics from his career in the music business! Lastly, legendary Hollywood dog trainer Bob Weatherwax joins us with our good friend Joe Santorsa to discuss his career working with man's best friend and his upcoming book, Four Feet to Fame! Also featured here are two spooky collaborations with P.s. Mueller with Bob Rouse & Michael Ash Sharbaugh! There are loads of extras packed into this special so please enjoy it and have a safe and fun Halloween! Deborah Reed's blog: www.debadotell.com Sorcery: https://www.facebook.com/Sorceryla/

Kenny, Tom & Pete talk about Halloween memories, The CNBC GOP Debate and some other dumb stuff. In hour 3 Deborah Reed from Troll 2 shares her story! You don't want to miss it! The CNBC Debate / Debacle! Paul Ryan: The 3rd Most Powerful Man in America! News Ninja Action with Tom Shafer! Beck vs. Trump! Name Calling! Birthday Boehners! Theo on Reverse Call-In! Tom & Pete do some vamping! Deborah Reed from Troll 2! Plus some other stuff! And Cats!

05-28-13 – Deborah Reed, Troll 2, Crispin Glover by Nightwatch Radio

My guest is DEBORAH REED, star of the classic film TROLL 2!

This week the gang brings you the WOMEN OF HORROR Special episode with Interviews with Eileen Dietz (Exorcist), Deborah Reed (Troll 2) and Debbie Rochon (Toxic Avenger IV). Also buy our New Christmas Special Comedy Album for just a $1.50!  I recommend listening to the second track about the "Yule Cat" and "Krampus". Stay tuned for episode #99 Friday night! GET THE CHRISTMAS SPECIAL HERE!

This week we have a great interview with Deborah Reed star of Troll 2. Also we celebrate the amazing "movies" Scorpion Thunderbolt and Jungle Virgin Force, also we talk about Breaking Bad. Sit back and enjoy New York Cine Radio for it's going get nasty! Beg Borrow Steal Web Series Deborah Reed Facebook page

Hob the Troll gets in touch with The Queen of the Trolls herself, and also Deborah Reed from TROLL 2 to figure out what has gotten into Hob's cat Frankie!

Download HERE Welcome to the 77th episode of SUPER PODCAST! Boy do we have a special show install for you, your hosts Super Marcey and Bede ‘the Terrible Australian’ Jermyn are joined by the one, the only Deborah Reed from Troll 2! Our guest was one of the stars of the now classic film, playing … Continue reading →