Podcast appearances and mentions of Diane Young

Breaking the Silence Live With Host Dr. Gregory Williams With Guest, Diane Young, Artist, Survivor and Author of: "Wilderness Woman: A Triumphant Spirit" This week's Special Guest will be Diane Young. Diane is an Author and Artist/Photographer from the Kansas City, Missouri area. She has had numerous illustrations in local and national publications. Her ink-wash illustration called "The Nativity" was published in Max Lucado's book "God Came Near." She is a survivor and a women filled with faith. Don't forget to check out Diane's book, "Wilderness Woman: A Triumphant Spirit" at Amazon!

Today we're joined by psychotherapist Diane Young. Specialising in trauma and addiction, Diane has seen and worked through it all. In this episode we chat about the many roads to recovery, how to find the right therapy for you and when you know its time to ask for help. Trigger warning: This episode contains themes of addiction and sexual abuse. If you, or anyone you know is struggling, please call Lifeline now on 13 11 14.

Addiction is a bastard of a disease. If you have it, you don't know it. In fact, the number one symptom of addiction is that it convinces you that you aren't an addict. That's a terrible thing to get trapped in. And it's a terrible thing for the people who care about you, because you may not realise it - but your addiction affects them as well as you, and not just because they have to deal with your bullshit. It changes the way they are around others. However, every now and then - addicts have what's called a ‘moment of clarity'. A moment where they can see what they're doing, what is happening to them and those around them, and where they're headed. If you're lucky - that moment is accompanied by a willingness to do something about it, something to interrupt a cycle of damage and destruction that they otherwise are powerful to interrupt. Those moments don't last very long, so when they do - what can we do to help the addict in our lives? And what do we need to do to help ourselves? Today Osher welcomes back to the show one of the most important voices in Australia when it comes to the treatment of addiction. Diane Young, a Psychotherapist and Holistic Counsellor who is the Director of Clinical Supervision at South Pacific Private, Australia's leading treatment centre of addiction, anxiety and depression. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Got Something to Say? is brought to you by United Federal Credit Union - We Get U!  Diane Young from Michigan Works! talks with Jonny Reinhardt about the many services that Michigan Works! offers to help breakdown barriers for those in need of help including job training and tells us more about the mobile food pantry. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

To kick off the New Year, I'm sitting down with Trauma and Addiction Specialist Diane Young to discuss all things New Year's Resolutions! In this conversation we explore the concept of setting intentions instead of New Year's resolutions and the benefits of taking small steps towards change. The conversation delves into the differences between heavy drinkers and grey area drinkers and the continuum of drinking behaviour. It also addresses the connection between childhood trauma and eating disorders, as well as the role of boundaries in relationships. Some of the ideas we cover include: Increased Awareness of Mental Health – 4:23 Setting Intentions Instead of New Year's Resolutions – 6:15 Taking Small Steps Towards Change – 8:45 Differentiating Heavy Drinkers and Grey Area Drinkers – 10:32 Understanding Heavy Drinkers and Grey Area Drinkers – 15:03 The Benefits of Alcohol-Free Challenges –21:00 The Impact of Alcohol on Mental Health – 24:06 The Connection Between Childhood Trauma and Eating Disorders – 28:28 Setting Intentions for Food and Body Image – 31:44 Healing Childhood Trauma and Filling the Inner Void – 37:50 The Impact of Childhood Trauma on Body Image – 39:07 The Importance of Boundaries in Relationships – 41:36 The Power of Self-Care and Self-First – 45:02 Setting Intentions for the New Year – 50:47 You can follow Ash and Behind The Smile on IG here: @ashbutterss You can find Diane using the links below: @dianeyoungandassociates Diane Young Website If you or someone you know if struggling with mental health or addiction, please reach out for support. Some support options include: • A healthcare professional • Alcoholics Anonymous • Lifeline or Beyond Blue (Australia) • CheckPoint (global) If you'd like to support the show you can "Buy Me A Coffee" by following the link below: YES I'D LOVE TO SUPPORT BEHIND THE SMILE PODCAST

Diane Young is a Psychotherapist and a Director and Clinical supervisor at South Pacific Private on Sydney's northern beaches.Tickets to upcoming Melbourne live shows available here: https://www.malthousetheatre.com.au/tickets/malthouse-outdoor-stage/osher-gunsberg-better-than-yesterday/Got suggestions for Better Than Yesterday? I'd love you to get involved in our listener survey! https://podcastsurvey.typeform.com/osherStay up to date by joining the mailing list here: Osher Günsberg - Better Than Yesterday Podcast | LinktreeCome check out our new Better Than Yesterday Instagram account - https://instagram.com/ogbetterthanyesterdayAnything else? Come visit us on discord. Join the oshergünsberg Discord Server Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today in the news... The Boys and Girls Club of SW Michigan was denied a $2-million federal grant to fight violent crime The Berrien County Board of Commissioners, is preparing for the expansion of high speed fiber internet in the county.   Governor Gretchen Whitmer and the Michigan Community Service Commission have announced the 42 winners who will be honored at the 2023 Governor's Service Awards this month in Detroit, and one of the award recipients is Diane Young of Benton Harbor. Set for November 25 is the first ever Reindeer Run 5k and Kids' Rudolph Romp in downtown South Haven. Mitten Children's Museum Director Wendi Onuki tells us they're holding the event to raise funds for the museum and to have some fun.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today in the news... The Boys and Girls Club of SW Michigan was denied a $2-million federal grant to fight violent crime The Berrien County Board of Commissioners, is preparing for the expansion of high speed fiber internet in the county.   Governor Gretchen Whitmer and the Michigan Community Service Commission have announced the 42 winners who will be honored at the 2023 Governor's Service Awards this month in Detroit, and one of the award recipients is Diane Young of Benton Harbor. Set for November 25 is the first ever Reindeer Run 5k and Kids' Rudolph Romp in downtown South Haven. Mitten Children's Museum Director Wendi Onuki tells us they're holding the event to raise funds for the museum and to have some fun.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today in the news... The Boys and Girls Club of SW Michigan was denied a $2-million federal grant to fight violent crime The Berrien County Board of Commissioners, is preparing for the expansion of high speed fiber internet in the county.   Governor Gretchen Whitmer and the Michigan Community Service Commission have announced the 42 winners who will be honored at the 2023 Governor's Service Awards this month in Detroit, and one of the award recipients is Diane Young of Benton Harbor. Set for November 25 is the first ever Reindeer Run 5k and Kids' Rudolph Romp in downtown South Haven. Mitten Children's Museum Director Wendi Onuki tells us they're holding the event to raise funds for the museum and to have some fun.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today in the news... The Boys and Girls Club of SW Michigan was denied a $2-million federal grant to fight violent crime The Berrien County Board of Commissioners, is preparing for the expansion of high speed fiber internet in the county.   Governor Gretchen Whitmer and the Michigan Community Service Commission have announced the 42 winners who will be honored at the 2023 Governor's Service Awards this month in Detroit, and one of the award recipients is Diane Young of Benton Harbor. Set for November 25 is the first ever Reindeer Run 5k and Kids' Rudolph Romp in downtown South Haven. Mitten Children's Museum Director Wendi Onuki tells us they're holding the event to raise funds for the museum and to have some fun.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rory is joined by Diane Young, Partner at Arrowroot Family Office, as they talk with Clayton Oates about accounting, technology, and entrepreneurship. In this episode, Clayton talks about how accounting technology has progressed over the decades and how technology companies can better form relationships with clients. They discuss the Finite vs. Infinite game and how being an infinite game player is about an abundance mindset and continual improvement. Why do some partnerships and relationships last for a lifetime while others fall apart and end badly? How can you identify finite vs. infinite game players? Find out the answers to these questions and more in this episode with one of Accounting & Technology's leading voices. Originally aired (8/9/22)

Diane Young is a Psychotherapistand a Director and Clinical supervisor at South Pacific Private on Sydney's northern beaches.South Pacific Private is Australia's leading treatment centre for addiction, trauma and mental health conditions such as depression and anxiety.For 30 years, South Pacific Private has been at the forefront of addiction and mental health treatment. Their team is proud to have helped over 13,000 people and their families start their recovery journey and find freedom.Opening in 1993, South Pacific Private became Australia's very first treatment centre equipped to treat addiction, trauma and mental health conditions in parallel – and to treat them within an integrated, holistic program that incorporates partners, friends and family. They believe their pioneering program offers the best treatment available in the southern hemisphere because it brings together physical, psychological and emotional healing.If you, or someone you care about is struggling, take a free, online self-assessment or reach out to the South Pacific Private team on 1800 063 332. You can learn more about South Pacific Private by visiting southpacificprivate.com.au or you can follow them on Facebook, Instagram and YouTube.Tickets for NTNNNNN live shows are here:SydneyNewcastleStay up to date on more upcoming shows by joining the mailing list here: Osher Günsberg - Better Than Yesterday Podcast | LinktreeAnything else? Come visit us on discord. Join the oshergünsberg Discord Server! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

My guest today is Diane Young, the CEO and Co-founder of The Drum - a leading global publisher for the marketing and media industries. During our conversation we cover everything from learning about good marketing to learning from your mother.Other topics include:The difference between branding and marketingThings you can do to  become a better leaderHow to sell value to your clientsWhy self-promotion is important for building your brandI hope you enjoy our conversation and maybe learn a few things to help you with your branding.

When we think of addiction, most of us go straight to thoughts of alcohol or drugs, but what if I told you that you could be addicted to love? And that Love Addiction can be just as harmful to a person's life as drinking or drugs? In this week's episode, I sat down with trauma and addiction specialist Diane Young, to discuss the topic of Love Addiction. Diane outlines clearly the definition of love addiction, where it comes from and the different characteristics that define a love addict's behaviour. This is a fascinating conversation for anyone who finds themselves attracting the same “type” of person or for those who have difficulty maintaining romantic relationships. To find out more about Diane Young you can visit her website here. You can follow Ash and Behind The Smile on IG here: @ashbutterss or visit Ash's website here. If you or someone you know if struggling with addiction, please reach out for support. Some support options include: A healthcare professional Alcoholics Anonymous Lifeline or Beyond Blue (Australia) CheckPoint (global)

Rory is joined by Diane Young, Partner at Arrowroot Family Office, as they talk with Deborah Daniel about how she grew her CPA practice through strategic partnerships and money coaching. Listen as they discuss why the "P" in "CPA" should stand for psychologist and the emotional contract people have with money. Listen as they discuss pain points for wmen clients and ways in which you can help female clients become more confident with money. Do you want the why 39% of women compared to 54% of men are confident in their retirement? Do you want to know why Deborah transformed her CPA Practice via strategic partnerships? Find out the answer to these questions and more with CPA and Money Mindset expert Deborah Daniel!

This week, I'm sitting down with Psychotherapist and Trauma/Addictions Specialist Diane Young, to discuss the impact of childhood trauma and how this often leads to the development of codependent traits in adulthood. Codependency is very similar to other process addictions such as gambling or eating disorders, and often develops as a result of experiencing trauma throughout childhood. In this week's episode, Diane explains the characteristics of a codependent along with outlining Pia Mellody's Developmental Model of Immaturity, which details the basic needs of a child and what happens when these needs are not met. To hear more from Diane you can find her here: Diane Young Website Diane's LinkedIn Diane's Instagram For more information about South Pacific Private you can head to the website here. To follow Ash on IG: @ashbutterss Read Ash's recent blog on Codependency here.

Rory is joined by Diane Young, Partner at Arrowroot Family Office, as they talk with Amrith Ramkumar about ESG backlash which is at odds with companies and investors. Listen as they talk about the clean energy provisions and tax incentives associated with the Inflation Reduction Act. Amrith discusses the Anti-ESG Chevron campaign by Vivek Ramaswamy to slow spending on its energy-transition plan. Are big energy companies investing more into clean energy? Do you want to know what the Anti-ESG movement is? Find out the answer to these questions and more on this podcast with Climate Finance Reporter Amrith Ramkumar from the Wall Street Journal.

We're celebrating Women's Health Week on Extra Healthy-ish. On this ep, psychotherapist Diane Young discusses love addiction - what is it, what fuels it, how to recognise the cycle and how to create healthier relationships.    WANT MORE FROM DIANE? Find out more about Diane via South Pacific Private, here, or via her website, here.    WANT MORE BODY + SOUL?  Online: Head to bodyandsoul.com.au for your daily digital dose of health and wellness. On social: Via Instagram at @bodyandsoul_au or Facebook. Or, TikTok here. Got an idea for an episode? DM host Felicity Harley on Instagram @felicityharley.  On YouTube: Watch Body + Soul TV here. In print: Each Sunday, grab Body+Soul inside The Sunday Telegraph (NSW), the Sunday Herald Sun (Victoria), The Sunday Mail (Queensland), Sunday Mail (SA) and Sunday Tasmanian (Tasmania). See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rory is joined by Diane Young, Partner at Arrowroot Family Office, as they talk with Clayton Oates about accounting, technology, and entrepreneurship. In this episode, Clayton talks about how accounting technology has progressed over the decades and how technology companies can better form relationships with clients. They discuss the Finite vs. Infinite game and how being an infinite game player is about an abundance mindset and continual improvement. Why do some partnerships and relationships last for a lifetime while others fall apart and end badly? How can you identify finite vs. infinite game players? Find out the answers to these questions and more in this episode with one of Accounting & Technology's leading voices.

In this episode, Rory and Diane Young, Managing Director at Arrowroot Family Office, are joined by Dr. Daniel Crosby, Chief Behavioral Officer at Orion Advisor Solutions, a leading turnkey Asset Management Platform that serves over 2100 Firms. He has a Ph.D. in Psychology from BYU, and he recently co-authored a New York Times Best-Selling Book titled Personal Benchmark: Integrating Behavioral Finance and Investment Management. In this episode, Daniel talks about the 3 E's that finance professionals need to use when advising clients: Education, Environment, and Encouragement. As advisors, we need to educate our clients, set up the right environments and offer encouragement like personal trainers and nutritionists do. Find out why he believes we are working with an iPhone 1 brain in an iPhone 13 world since it's been 150,000 to 200,000 years since our brains have been upgraded. We were designed to keep ourselves from scarcity and starvation but live in a world where, at least in the West, more people die of obesity than starvation. Daniel also touches on the importance of making financial decisions when in the right state of mind and uses the Acronym HALT to communicate how people make statistically worse decisions when they are (Hungry, Angry, Lonely, or Tired). Find out how research on criminals in the Norwegian Underworld has shown how people spend, save, and invest their money differently based on how they generate it. Don't miss out on this exciting episode to learn more about the human condition and how we view and interact with money.

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Rory and Managing Director Diane Young are joined by psychologist, family wealth consultant, and executive coach Dr. Moira Somers who is the behavioral strategist at Knudge (a FinTech company dedicated to improving follow-through on financial advice), as well as the founder of consulting company Money, Mind and Meaning. In this episode, find out the answer to these two questions: why is it hard for people to do the right things for their well-being? And what can be done to make meaningful changes in their behavior? Listen as they talk about one of the most dangerous assumptions an advisor can make when dealing with a client and how you can get advice to stick using the acronym F.A.C.T.S. Check out this episode to learn more about human psychology when it comes to money and meaning! Connect on LinkedIn: Connect with Dr. Moira Somers: https://www.linkedin.com/in/moira-somers/ Connect with Diane Young: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dianeyoung/ Connect with Rory Henry: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rory-henry-0920b7150/ Learn more about Dr. Moira Somers Money, Mind, and Meaning:https://moneymindandmeaning.com/ Knudge: https://knudge.com/ Learn more about Arrowroot Family Office: https://www.arrowrootfamilyoffice.com/ https://wealthmanagementforward.com/

In this episode, Rory and Diane Young, Managing Director at Arrowroot Family Office, are joined by Brenda Meller, Founder of Meller Marketing, which helps VIPs and Sales Leaders “unlock the power” of LinkedIn through strategy coaching, optimization, and training. In this episode, Brenda talks about the limitless potential of LinkedIn and how to harness the #1 professional business networking increasing that has over 800 Million global users. Find out why posts are for “TELLING” and your profile is for “SELLING.” Learn how to create engaging content, from your header to headlines to fun polls that invite users to interact with you and your audience. Lastly, discover the secrets to increasing your LinkedIn presence via likes, comments, and videos. Check out this latest episode with our resident LinkedIn Sales & Marketing Leader to better understand how to cultivate and grow your network.

In this episode, Rory and Diane Young, Managing Director at Arrowroot Family Office, are joined by Dr. Daniel Crosby, Chief Behavioral Officer at Orion Advisor Solutions, a leading turnkey Asset Management Platform that serves over 2100 Firms. He has a Ph.D. in Psychology from BYU, and he recently co-authored a New York Times Best-Selling Book titled Personal Benchmark: Integrating Behavioral Finance and Investment Management. In this episode, Daniel talks about the 3 E's that finance professionals need to use when advising clients: Education, Environment, and Encouragement. As advisors, we need to educate our clients, set up the right environments and offer encouragement like personal trainers and nutritionists do. Find out why he believes we are working with an iPhone 1 brain in an iPhone 13 world since it's been 150,000 to 200,000 years since our brains have been upgraded. We were designed to keep ourselves from scarcity and starvation but live in a world where, at least in the West, more people die of obesity than starvation. Daniel also touches on the importance of making financial decisions when in the right state of mind and uses the Acronym HALT to communicate how people make statistically worse decisions when they are (Hungry, Angry, Lonely, or Tired). Find out how research on criminals in the Norwegian Underworld has shown how people spend, save, and invest their money differently based on how they generate it. Don't miss out on this exciting episode to learn more about the human condition and how we view and interact with money.

"She was mentored out of her feelings of unworthiness and able to find her way of giving back early in her life. But challenges from changing countries would cause her career to shift tracks. But that is not what changed everything. It was an interaction in one of the most likely places which would reignite her passion and birth her new book. Join me on this ride through Diane Young-Rod's journey to becoming an advocate, a bridge builder, and a future best-selling author. This is the story of becoming. This is an up-and-coming F50Woman."We Talk About…·       Public Relations and Communications to help people and spread good news·       Struggle between motherhood and ambition·       Children and parents with special needs·       The range of what diversity is and the limitlessness of the experience·       Stories from the classroom are not black stories or white stories they are our storiesQuotes She Served Up:“You're not really defeated. That's just not your path”“Everybody deserves a friend”“Everybody has his or her own journey. For you to compare somebody's journey to your own is not always beneficial”“When dealing with children with special needs, understanding should happen on both sides”“As a storyteller it is your responsibility to broaden the spectrum and tell the stories in various ways” What changed everything: Interactions in a Facebook GroupRecommended Book:  Russell, The Kid Nobody Wants Around by Diane Young-RodneyContact Information: Website: www.youngrod.com Questions to Ponder:·       What are we doing to understand the children in our lives?·       Where will you put your buddy bench?Are you an F50Woman who's not done yet? Subscribe and connect with me if you would like to tell me your story: mailto:f50woman.com@gmail.com | www.f50woman.comWe welcome you to follow us on our Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and LinkedIn pages and invite you to share us on all of your media channels with the F50Woman Hashtags: #F50WNDY #F50Woman #Facing50  Podcast Guest Match PodMatch Automatically Matches Ideal Podcast Hosts And Guests For Interviews Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=4UGSTLTM94WJY)

This episode is about addiction recovery and what that looks like. Diane Young is a uniquely skilled Psychotherapist and Counsellor. Diane brings a broad professional repertoire and understanding of corporate culture to her work by using a holistic approach to therapy. Diane is in recovery from addiction and has been a therapist giving back in extraordinary ways. Diane has a private practice and works at South Pacific Private an addiction treatment centre where she focuses on processing trauma through group process work. Diane is a vibrant, authentic and eclectic individual with a fantastic personality and powerful drive to do this work. Diane reasons with me about the importance of understanding our story and history to fully thrive in recovery. This podcast is informative whilst remembering the importance of playfulness and owning who you are.

If there's one source of information that the agency world could consider a holy grail for transforming new business and marketing strategies, it's The Drum. So who better to pull back the curtain on how they've diversified and facilitated international, cross-border business and learning, than their Co-Founder, Diane Young.Diane joins Katie Street to unveil the exclusive developments that The Drum are making with their new Drum Lab in London, and how they plan on helping agencies stay up to date with technological developments and digital transformation.We also hear the 6 most important areas that The Drum are focusing on right now, and why specialising your service offering will catch the attention of brands.This episode coversThe key to The Drum's success, diversificationThe future of media and digital transformationThe 6 problem-solving areas that are important right nowStaying up to date with cutting edge techThe benefits to specialisingCreating international networks for cross-border learning and businessRespecting people's time in marketing commsWord on the Street is sponsored by Kulea.ma, the default Business Development and Marketing Automation platform for agencies and their clients. To learn more about Kulea's Business development and marketing services and technology, visit www.kulea.maLinks and references at: https://street.agency/podcast/Get in touch: katie@street.agency

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Rebecca Lewis presents an interview with Patient Involvement and Volunteer Lead Diane Young, who talks about the great work of volunteers in the Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital. Plus there's music from Justine Grove and Daisy Chute.

This episode of Marketing Stories provides a marketing perspective on what is happening in retail. Diane Young looks at how the infrastructure supporting ecommerce is playing a big role in the retail revolution, why not sweetness and light for every type of online retailer, and why 85% of people who found a brand online recently are planning to purchase through them again. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This episode of Marketing Stories provides a marketing perspective on what is happening in retail. Diane Young looks at how the infrastructure supporting ecommerce is playing a big role in the retail revolution, why not sweetness and light for every type of online retailer, and why 85% of people who found a brand online recently are planning to purchase through them again.

Diane Young reads from a Drum magazine article asking: "Will our industry include creative engineers and creative scientists in future as AI becomes more integral to the creative process?" Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Diane Young reads from a Drum magazine article asking: "Will our industry include creative engineers and creative scientists in future as AI becomes more integral to the creative process?"

In this episode, Diane Young reads from an article from The Drum's Ellen Ormesher about the pernicious issue of 'woke washing'. While it's imperative that brands have their morality on display, this episode examines why savvy audiences can tell when brands are being real about what they stand for, and conversely when they're simply paying lip service to an idea for their own benefit. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, Diane Young reads from an article from The Drum's Ellen Ormesher about the pernicious issue of 'woke washing'. While it's imperative that brands have their morality on display, this episode examines why savvy audiences can tell when brands are being real about what they stand for, and conversely when they're simply paying lip service to an idea for their own benefit.

In this episode of Marketing Stories, CEO of The Drum Diane Young explores the strange audio phenomenon of ASMR. Based on an article from Jen Faull, this episode takes us through the physiology of ASMR, the causes of so-called 'eargasms', and how brands are jumping on the auditory bandwagon.

In this episode of Marketing Stories, we hear why brands should be looking to the successful influencers on TikTok for advice on reaching young audiences.

Minter Dialogue Episode #379Diane Young, who cofounded with her husband George Young The Drum in 1985, has turned it into a powerful and global media platform, rivalling Adweek and Adage. With a mission statement: Marketing Can Change the World, Diane talks to us about some of the challenges and disruptions she's faced and overcome, the burgeoning opportunities for marketers to adapt and change, as well providing some great insights and lessons learned from her entrepreneurial journey as CEO of The Drum. If you've got comments or questions you'd like to see answered, send your email or audio file to nminterdial@gmail.com; or you can find the show notes and comment on minterdial.com. If you liked the podcast, please take a moment to rate/review the show on RateThisPodcast. Otherwise, you can find me @mdial on Twitter.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/minterdial)

In this episode of Marketing Stories, CEO of The Drum Diane Young explores the nature of brand purpose. When it's baked into the very nature of an organisation, it can be a huge boost to both reputation and audience outreach. But when it's done cynically, it can be disastrous.

In this episode of Marketing Stories with Diane Young, we take a look at the rise of virtual influencers - including our very own Floresta Nas. Why are brands investing in virtual influencers, what does it say about our relationships with fame and social media, and what are the implications for flesh and blood influencers?

In this episode of Marketing Stories with Diane Young, we hear from two of motoring's brightest stars - Richard Hammond and James May - about the future of automotive and, of course, marketing.This episode is brought to you with the support of Readly. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this series, CEO and co-founder of The Drum Diane Young takes us through her favourite stories from the latest issue of The Drum. This second episode features a look at the future of marketing and automotive with two of the industry's brightest stars - James May and Richard Hammond. This episode is brought to you with the support of Readly.

In this first episode of Marketing Stories, The Drum's CEO Diane Young shares an article about how marketers are engaging with religious audiences. There are calamitous repercussions for doing so poorly, but for the brands that can speak to those audiences authentically and with respect, there is enormous opportunity. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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In 1988 Diane Sherman Young was a 22 year-old working mother living in rural Indiana.  Diane was married to Scott Young,  whose brother -Mike - was actually married to Susan, one of Diane's sisters.  Diane worked in a local convenience store and seemed by all appearances to be leading a normal, everyday life.  Then, suddenly, everyday became a horror story.  On May 21, 1988 a local man driving his truck on a farm road between the towns of Hebron and Kouts,  Indiana saw a car completely engulfed in flames - on farm land leased to Mike and Scott Young's family.  By the time firefighters put out the blaze, all that was left inside the car were the almost completely incinerated remains of Diane Young - her purse found neatly sitting up 48 feet away for authorities to find - and a melted .22 Ruger on the floor.  Oh, and an empty gasoline can was sitting outside the vehicle, its handle melted off.  For reasons still unfathomable, the authorities originally declared Diane's death a suicide.  Wait.  What?  Now nearly 32 years later,the story of how a few (but certainly not all) family members pressed for, and got, a coroner's inquiry to investigate the matter, and how the facts surrounding the entire affair reveal a surreal and twisted tale of deceit, romantic and familial betrayal, sex (in various and sundry forms), greed and paranoia, leading to only more confusion - and the ultimate conclusion - as is so often the case - that someone knows the truth about Diane's death.  And the truth is just barely beneath the surface.

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In this weeks podcast I sit down with the founder of the global marketing news outlet The Drum, Diane Young. Inspired by her Tedx talk I wanted to know she thought the media landscape had changed over the last 25 yeas and how to become both resilient professionally and personally. This is the podcast I've personally learnt the most from and I can't wait for you to listen as well._______Katy Leeson, the Managing Director of Social Chain is launching a podcast titled 'I Shouldn't Say This, But...'. The podcast aims to explore Katy's journey as MD of one of the fastest growing social marketing agencies in the world and to hear the inner secrets of a woman in a predominantly male role.Links to the books recommended can be found here - Think and Grow Rich - https://amzn.to/2MpmKJ6The Language Of Leaders - https://amzn.to/2MWw06yGetting Things Done - https://amzn.to/2J2OVLTScaling up - https://amzn.to/2oQZVoI

0:00-6:20: We welcome Grant “Bongos” Bronsdon to the podcast, as we recorded this in his living room. The ‘cast begins with a rundown of the draft rules, which unfortunately have nothing to do with Dua Lipa. Also, Grant is a former magnet boy in an actual, real life MLB draft room. He explains some of the ins, outs, and what have yous of the draft, while Kate spins a brief history of former Seattle draft picks that are flourishing for other organizations.   6:20-17:30: In happier news, the Mariners are wearing teal in games that aren’t just on Fridays, and John’s family is smitten with Mac Williamson. Also, Braden Bishop has a busted spleen. 17:45-34:00: Actual draft talk! Matthew demonstrates a complete lack of understanding about farms. Kate gives an audio grade to every position group in the organization. She also drops a necessary reminder of the weakness of the 2019 draft class, and the eternal need for catchers. 34:15-43:00: Where will Mike Leake end up? Before the actual conversation, Matthew introduces a fun imagination game. The most important topic of the conversation though, is Grant a vampire? 43:00-51:15: We miss you, Jay Bruce. John discovers cigarettes. Matthew discovers Blaze Alexander. Grant discovers that nobody cares about The West Wing references in 2019. Kate discovers that Jerry Dipoto listens to our podcast. (He almost certainly does not). 52:00-58:55: Which Seattle celebrity is most likely to shove a player while sitting courtside at an NBA game?  59:00-1:01:15: BEEF DAD https://www.instagram.com/p/Bx5dLZ8jaOX/ 1:01:20-1:07:00: Shouts to the Shenton Family, Daniel Vogelbach, and nobody else. Music: “Working Out” by Donny Benét, “Diane Young” by Vampire Weekend Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

WIKIPEDIA CLUB DEBUTS! On Episode One, Will and Zach discuss the merits of one of their favorite bands, Vampire Weekend. Along the way, they discover and rediscover sounds old and new. Also we talk about how mad this band makes people for some reason SONGS USED: intro: GraphicMuzik, "Windows Trap Remix" Vampire Weekend, "A-Punk" Vampire Weekend, "Oxford Comma" Vampire Weekend, "Cape Cod Kwassa Kwassa" Vampire Weekend, "M79" (appears twice) Alhaji K. Frimpong, "Kyenkyen Bi Adi Mawu" Vampire Weekend, "Diane Young" (appears twice) Vampire Weekend, "Horchata" Vampire Weekend, "Holiday" Vampire Weekend, "Cousins" Vampire Weekend, "White Sky" Vampire Weekend, "Giving Up the Gun" American Football, "Five Silent Miles" Vampire Weekend, "Ottoman" Discovery, "Swing Tree" Vampire Weekend, "Step" Vampire Weekend, "Ya Hey" Disco Inferno, "It's a Kid's World" Vampire Weekend, "Hannah Hunt" Vampire Weekend, "Don't Lie" outro: Vampire Weekend, "Young Lion" Season One of Wikipedia Club runs from March 7, 2018 to May 30, 2018.

When is a magazine company not a magazine company?

The Drum is a magazine and events business for the marketing industry. It was well regarded but not particularly profitable, and Diane Young its chief executive found herself looking for ways to boost her flagging motivation. She tells Jonathan Moules how she turned things around. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Diane Young - Jazz Shapers with Mishcon de Reya

Listen in as Diane Young Sussman shares her Get Out of Your Own Damn Way story.

On this episode of Discover Janesville with Yuri Rashkin: Highlighting the variety of hosts hosting podcasts on Janesville Community Radio, Yuri talks with Erika Bobzien, Edie Baran, Jamie Orlando, Laura Baker and Diane Young about their shows, as well as welcome his musical guests: Evan Riley and Marie Pauls.   Be in the know.  Discover Janesville.  

It’s been while since I’ve gotten a new podcast out the door – in fact, this is my first of summer 2013. I suppose it’s a blessing that I’ve been working so much (both DJing and in my full-time job as a journalist), that I haven’t really had time to crank ‘em out like I had been a year ago. I’ve been in a weird transition period as a DJ recently in terms of defining my sound. From the first time I finally spun an after hours party last fall, I’m learning that deep down I’m a big room guy – I prefer a more driving and dramatic sound to lighter fare. But I’m not a strictly tribal after-hours guy like Paulo or Abel, or a circuit peak king like Joe Gauthreaux or Danny Verde — I’m not an awesome tea dance master like Wayne G or Grind, or an EDM strictest like Nicky Romero or Alesso (all of whom are some of the DJ’s that I admire the most right now and love to hear out live often). Being the Gemini that I am, I have a really hard time picking one sound and sticking to it. And in that, I’m finding that which truly is my own sound. I love pop music and I love wordless tribal beats, I have gay and straight influences, and I can’t play only male or female vocals (although being gay, I’ve always loved a good screaming diva!). And lord knows, I can’t stick with a decade — you’ll yet again hear at least something in here from each of the past five of ‘em. Through it all, I came of age in New York City, so I’ll always be partial to a classic house 4/4 beat, no matter how it’s dressed up. What you won’t hear are remixes from any of the DJs whom I’ve historically been most influenced by — in the SoundCloud age, all DJs have access to a panoptic of sounds that range from official commissions to tracks put together by a teenager in their mom’s basement. There’s a new guard rising, but top talent always shines through. With the exception of a few songs, many of these remixes are by folks I’ve never used before. This podcast reflects my schizophrenia a bit, and yet I was totally conscious about its bi-polar nature when I was laying it out and recording it. It’s almost like a wedding of my influences – what’s the saying? — Something old, something new … something borrowed, something blue. I decided to start this one out very tribal in the first five tracks to build a foundation, but with a new take on some very classic and recognizable vocals. Then there’s a spurt of some new pop music, before I get into what I think is a very strong section of EDM-light (the type I love). From there I throw in a couple of more pop songs (with EDM-light remixes) before going into a few flashback tracks that you probably haven’t heard out anywhere in quite a while (a trademark of any one of my sets), before ending with five female vocals that have me singing out loud in the shower right now. And as always, my closing track might seem out of left field, but it’s the track I’m most likely to throw on at the end of the night just to make myself smile when I’m in the car driving home alone after a gig that just ended at 4 a.m. Without further delay, please enjoy a selection of tracks that have truly made the middle part of my summer ... The dog days, if you will. I think it was worth the wait. And for those of you in Chicago for Market Days this weekend, see you on the dance floor! My Upcoming Live Schedule: August 9th – 5 -6 PM, Minibar, Chicago (Market Days) August 10th – 6 – 7 PM … Minibar, 8 – 9 PM … DS Tequila, Chicago (Market Days) August 16th – Stripper Circus, Share Nightclub, Las Vegas August 17th – private party in the Hollywood Hills September 1st – Size Sundays, Here lounge, West Hollywood September 7th – Rasputin, West Hollywood Tracklist: “Arriba! feat. Yana & Class Action (DJ Amoroso Weekend Edit),” DJ Chus, DJ Boris, Todd Terry “Dive '13 (Isaac Escalante & Xavier Santos Mix),” Debby Holiday “Fired Up (Tommy Love B.D.S.F. Mix),” George M “I'm A Slave 4 U (Thunderpuss Tribe-A-Pella),” Britney Spears “Vogue (Manuel De La Mare Remix - Danny Verde Private Mash-Up),” Madonna vs. Leony “Slow Down (Danny Verde Club Remix),” Selena Gomez “Mirrors (Joe Gauthreaux Epic Rework),” Justin Timberlake “Still Into You (Steven Redant Radio Edit),” Paramore “Things Can Only Get Better (Original Mix),” Cedric Gervais vs. Howard Jones “Burn (Mat Zo Remix),” Ellie Goulding “Venus (Richard Beynon Remix),” Paul Oakenfold [feat. Azealia Banks] “This Is What It Feels Like (David Guetta Remix),” Armin Van Buuren [feat. Trevor Guthrie] “Dance the Pain Away (Daddy's Groove Remix),” Benny Benassi [feat. John Legend] “Treasure (Audien Extended Vocal Mix),” Bruno Mars “We Can't Stop (Gazzo & Kalkutta Remix),” Miley Cyrus “I Choose You (Fedde Le Grand Club Mix),” Timeflies “LRAD,” Knife Party “17 Again (Thunderpuss 2000 Vicious Queen Dub),” Eurythmics “Dog Days Are Over (Thiago Costa Tribe Remix),” Florence + The Machine “A Million Swedish Summers (Bryan Adams // Swedish House Mafia // Otto Knows),” The White Panda “Live It Up (Kassiano Radio Edit),” Jennifer Lopez f./Pitbull “Heart Is A Warrior (Toy Armada & DJ GRIND Club Mix),” Natascha Bessez “Standing On The Sun (Country Club Martini Crew Radio Mix),” Beyonce “American Girl (8barz RMX),” Bonnie McKee “Thinking About You (Liam Keegan & Michael Andre Radio Edit),” Calvin Harris feat. Ayah Marar “Diane Young,” Vampire Weekend

Matt and Brett discuss The Internet with two Internet-experts, Rebecca Eisenberg (Upworthy) and Meghan O'Keefe (VH1). Come along with us as these two guide Matt and Brett through Tumblr’s underbelly, fan and slash fiction, who is which ninja turtle, speculation about Star Trek Into Darkness, and the wide world of online fandom. Bunny Stark Twitter account The Autobiography of Magneto X Rebecca’s work can be found on Upworthy as well as the Tumblr site I Spy A Famous Face. She is ryeisenberg on Tumblr and @ryeisenberg on Twitter. Meghan blogs for VH1 and is also the mastermind behind My Mom Watches Game of Thrones. She is megsokay on Tumblr and @megsokay on Twitter. Next week’s book club pick, from Superman Annual #11 by Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons, is the classic story “For the Man Who Has Everything…” You can find the issue in the DC Universe by Alan Moore collection on Amazon, or you can find the single issue on Comixology. Music: “Diane Young” by Vampire Weekend "Rebecca Eisenberg & Meghan O'Keefe / My Neighborhood on Tumblr" originally appeared at http://mattandbrettlovecomics.com/podcast/2013/our-neighborhood-on-tumblr.html

In this episode we are really excited to bring you brand new tunes from the upcoming albums of both Vampire Weekend and Phoenix. And sandwiched in between those tracks are another 14 great songs from our usual variety of artists. Pay special attention to the Flaming Lips track, it’s really pretty great. Also make sure to enter our first giveaway! A FREE MONTH OF SPOTIFY PREMIUM. All you need to do to enter is re-blog Ep 42 on tumblr before midnight on April 2. Wish you could enter the contest more than once? Once you re-blog us go ahead and follow us on tumblr for a 2nd entry. The winner will be chosen via random.org. So on with the show and once you are done listening don’t forget to enter our contest for a free month of spotify premium. Ep 42 - 192 Kbps MP3 [98.3 MB] 01. Vampire Weekend - “Diane Young” 02. Stereolab - “Wow and Flutter” 03. Bastille - “Pompeii” 04. Icona Pop - “I Love It” 05. Matt & Kim - “It’s Alright” 06. Passion Pit - “It’s Not My Fault, I’m Happy” 07. Royal Teeth - “Wild” 08. Regina Spektor - “Don’t Leave Me (Ne Me Quitte Pas)” 09. Thao & The Get Down Stay Down - “We the Common (For Valerie Bolden)” 10. Chaos Chaos - “Winner” 11. The Flaming Lips - “Borderline” 12. The New Pornographers - “The Bleeding Heart Show” 13. Django Django - “Default” 14. Yeah Yeah Yeahs - “Zero” 15. The Mowgli’s - “San Francisco” 16. Phoenix - “Entertainment” For more music don’t forget to follow us on Tumblr or visit us at www.halfhourmusichour.com. You can find out the latest news and updates over at @HalfHrMusicHr.

Diane Young is co-founder of The Drum, an award winning global media platform and the biggest marketing website in Europe. Every day The Drum shares up-to-the-minute industry news from around the globe and showcases marketing that is changing the world. With bases in Glasgow, London, New York and Singapore, their award-winning journalists inform a global readership, delivering first-class content across all mediums. In this episode, Diane and I talk about her journey within the industry, how brands are transitioning into disruptive spaces, social media influencers, her ted talk, and loads more!

Clip from episode #08 with Diane Young.