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Susan Elia MacNeal is the New York Times bestselling author of the Maggie Hope mysteries and Mother Daughter Traitor Spy. MacNeal won the Barry Award and an AudioFile Earphones award and has been nominated for the Edgar, Macavity, Agatha, Left Coast Crime, Dilys, ITW Thriller, and Nero awards. She lives in Brooklyn, New York, with her husband and son.https://www.susaneliamacneal.comFB: https://www.facebook.com/MrChurchillsSecretaryBluesky: ‪https://bsky.app/profile/susaneliamacneal.bsky.socialIG: https://www.instagram.com/susaneliamacneal/Threads: https://www.threads.com/@susaneliamacneal*****************About SinCSisters in Crime (SinC) was founded in 1986 to promote the ongoing advancement, recognition and professional development of women crime writers. Through advocacy, programming and leadership, SinC empowers and supports all crime writers regardless of genre or place on their career trajectory.www.SistersinCrime.orgInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/sincnational/Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/sincnational.bsky.socialThreads: https://www.threads.net/@sincnationalFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/sistersincrimeTikTok:: https://www.tiktok.com/@sincnationalThe SinC Writers' Podcast is produced by Julian Crocamo

Dilys continues our series in Galatians leading us through Paul's understanding of freedom and the practices which will lead us to life.

On Sunday, Dilys continued our series for Lent called Deeper Still, sharing about the practices of Sabbath and Celebration and God's gift to his people of both rest and delight.

Dilys reminds us of the Love found in Jesus as we slow down through Advent.

Dilys continues our series exploring a biblical vision for Justice through unpacking what it means for the captive to be set free.

Taking a break from our sermon series Dilys shares on her life and journey of faith, exploring what it looks like for us to trust God & live in freedom.

Dilys shares on the concept of moving from being 'Passive to Present' in our A People of Purpose series, looking at Jeremiah 29 and exploring the call to focus on where God has brought us and be awake to what God is doing in us and through us.

As promised, Watch With Jen is back with your second brand-new time-sensitive episode of the week! And my goodness, it's a stellar conversation that writers, book lovers, WWII history buffs, & fans of awesome heroines will love.Returning to the podcast today, we have the terrific Susan Elia MacNeal. The NY Times bestselling author of the Maggie Hope mystery series and the standalone MOTHER, DAUGHTER, TRAITOR, SPY, Susan Elia MacNeal has won the Barry Award & has also been nominated for the Edgar, Macavity, Agatha, Left Coast Crime, Dilys, ITW Thriller, & other awards. A Brooklyn resident, where she lives with her husband & son, Susan is back to talk about kickass women & especially her intrepid spy Maggie Hope, since the wonderful final installment of that series, THE LAST HOPE, releases on May 21 (today!).Consider this the sequel to our lovely, wide-ranging Season 3 conversation about Spy Movies, since it ties in with our topic. Sharing some behind-the-scenes information about researching & writing her beloved WWII Maggie Hope series, Susan also drops some incredible news about an upcoming series that I can't wait to get to dig into, & celebrates three great films about Kickass Women working together - FEMALE AGENTS, WIDOWS, & OCEAN'S EIGHT.Originally Posted on Patreon (5/21/24) here: https://www.patreon.com/posts/104666818Theme Music: Solo Acoustic Guitar by Jason Shaw, Free Music Archive Shop Watch With Jen logo Merchandise in Logo Designer Kate Gabrielle's Threadless Shop Donate to the Pod via Ko-fi

As we start our journey into Holy Week and Easter, Dilys reflects on Jesus arrival into Jerusalem. She encourages us to place ourselves into the story of Palm Sunday and ask ourselves what are we expecting of Jesus? Are we able to recognise who he truly is and are we prepared to go out and tell the world who he is?

This coming Sunday, Christmas Eve we have our 8.30, 10 (Ruth speaking) and 11.30am (Dilys speaking) services as normal. Then on Christmas Day we have a 9.15am traditional Holy Communion service, and an 11am Family Service, also with Holy Communion. A collection will be taken on Chrsitmas Day for The Bishops Appeal, supporting those who ae in great need in the Middle East.

A night to remember, Loma Linda University chaplain Dilys Brooks brought her passion and thoughtful approach to the story of David and how it relates to our lives.

Rėmėjais galite tapti paspaudę čia: https://contribee.com/krepsinisnet 00:00 – R.Jaručio techninė pražanga 02:57 – „Wolves“ antausis „Žalgiriui“ 28:50 – Eurolygos dviguba savaitė 38:37 – „Lietkabelio“ naujokas 43:11 – „M Basket“ papildymas 49:21 – G.Žibėno priekaištai žurnalistams 56:51 – N.Čanako buvusios komandos iššūkis 1:01:13 – N.Spahijos sugrįžimas į Vilnių Rėmėjų dalyje aptartos šios temos: 1:06:52 – D.Rediko uždarbis, problemos ir istorijos 1:17:24 – Ž.Kelio klystkeliai 1:22:49 – J.Mačiuliu turėjęs tapti T.Lekūnas 1:29:55 – nelemta D.Pukio trauma 1:32:45 – nuo talento iki kalėjimo – V.Dilys 1:37:22 – NBA regėtas P.Čukinas 1:42:42 – nauju rinktinės įžaidėju netapęs A.Pečiukevičius 1:44:40 – nepakankamai darbo įdėjęs V.Čepukaitis ir K.Natiažkos istorija

This Sunday Dilys Jones will speak at 11.30 where we have started a new sermon series called 'All In', it is an invitation for people to be further drawn into worship, love and commitment to God in the season ahead. This week, Dilys will focus on 'Love the Lord your God with all your heart'.

Richard Siaw speaks to Ama K. Abebrese-British-Ghanaian Actress, Dilys Sillah-Best Selling Author, and Women/Children's rights activist on Gender Violence and Equality.

Dilys Rose speaks with Doug Johnstone about her literary work including poetry, short stories, novels and historical fiction, the different technical challenges of each form, her collaborations with composers and artists and her own visual arts practice.

Following the examples of Moses and the Israelites, how do we thrive in 2023? Dr. Brooks reminded us to: "Remember your own story, make room for other people's stories, and then together sing those songs that give you courage and strength."

A series of exploration about co-production in public services. In this episode we hear from Dilys Burrell, a self-employed consultant working on a range of community, environment and sustainability projects across Wales. Dylis shares with us her experiences of working with people collaboratively to try and make change happen, and how she has drawn on the values of co-production to help further develop her work. This series is hosted by Mike Corcoran for the Co-production Network for Wales. The producer is Emmi Manteau. Recorded: November 2020 Duration: 25'27"

On this Latest episode of ‘Get up and run' podcast hosts Huw & Racheal chat away with great pal and allrounder Dilys Fullerton, a great episode of youre looking at ways to cross training as we chat as well as ultras, walking, a recent ice swim in the highlands of Scotland and Dilys and her good pals trip in October later this year to the Sahara Desert

'A comfortable chair is essential, unless one is a Woolf or a Hemingway (who wrote on their feet), or a Sitwell or Capote (who wrote recumbent). 'A comfortable chair is essential, unless one is a Woolf or a Hemingway (who wrote on their feet), or a Sitwell or Capote (who wrote recumbent). A swivel chair – also known as a spinny or revolving chair – is my go-to option.

Dear Community, Join us this Sunday at 11:30 am as we continue our sermon series "called to pray" Dilys Jones will be preaching from Matthew 6:11-12, 7:7-11 The Lord be with you.

About a decade ago now, my mom read a WWII-era historical thriller novel called Mr. Churchill's Secretary and became an instant fan of both the main character - Maggie Hope, an intrepid young spy, and codebreaker who rose up to meet the challenges of that time - as well as author Susan Elia MacNeal. In the years that followed, she would eagerly anticipate each new installment and I remember going to track down a few on pub day at Barnes and Noble.A New York Times bestselling novelist of not only the Maggie Hope series, but also her recently published standalone book Mother Daughter Traitor Spy, in the last decade, MacNeal has won the Barry Award and also been nominated for the Edgar, Macavity, Agatha, Left Coast Crime, Dilys, and ITW Thriller awards.Joining me to discuss first her new book as well as her writing and research process, Susan and I then dive into the world of spies in the films North By Northwest, Valkyrie, and BlacKkKlansman in a fun and fascinating hour of conversation.Theme Music: Solo Acoustic Guitar by Jason Shaw, Free Music ArchiveLogo: Kate Gabrielle (KateGabrielle.com)Originally Posted on Patreon (10/19/22) here: https://www.patreon.com/posts/73508358

For the latest podcast Ali spoke to writer and poet Dilys Rose to talk about her latest short story collection, the excellent 'Sea Fret' (published by Scotland Street Press). Dilys is one of Scotland's finest writers and it was such a pleasure to be able to talk about her work, the short story as a form, the stories behind the stories, teaching writing, the drama found in the everyday, the different sides of her writing, and a whole lot more. Quite simply it's a must listen for readers, writers, and all book lovers.

He's back! York Gate Head Gardener Ben Preston returns to wow Alan Gray (East Ruston Old Vicarage) and Thordis with inspirational plants, plus some very exciting news! Next week more wonders from New Zealand, Salvias and Monardas! PLANT LIST Lathyrus odoratus 'Betty Maiden' Salvia atrocyanea Dianthus 'Elizabethan Pink' Geranium 'Rozanne' Geranium wlassovianum 'Lakwijk Star' Geranium 'Tiny Monster' Geranium 'Dilys' Dahlia 'Hadrian's Summerwine' Dahlia 'Hadrian's Bubblegum' Dahlia 'Magenta Star' Dahlia merckii Salvia microphylla 'Cerro Potosi' Persicaria runcinata 'Purple Fantasy' Rosa moyesii Rosa glauca Rosa 'Escimo' Rosa 'A Shropshire Lad' Muehlenbeckia astonii Corokia cotoneaster 'Little Prince'

In this episode of Beneath the Baobab, Gordon Buchanan takes a look at the human dimensions of conservation. Dr Dilys Roe @dilysroe and Sam Shaba share examples of models for supporting livelihoods and wildlife to thrive in shared spaces, from ecotourism and carbon credit schemes to incentivisation of the sustainable use of natural resources. Dilys is Chair of the Sustainable Use and Livelihoods (SULi) specialist group at the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN). This global volunteer network aims to mobilise cross-sector expertise to support sustainable use models that also meet human needs and priorities. She's also member of the UK government Darwin Expert Committee and Illegal Wildlife Trade Advisory Group, and a trustee of Resource AfricaBut the thing that most inspires Dilys in her work is visiting locations to connect with communities, people and practises and to find out how community-based conservation is working. She explains how she's working with international expertise to bring these voices and experts to the forefront of conservation innovation and policy.Sam Shaba then talks to Gordon about his work at Tanzanian initiative Honeyguide, which works in landscapes where community conservation is key to wildlife conservation. He explains how their projects have developed and gained pace in Wildlife Management Areas like Randilen, where community partnerships are central to conservation.Visit the website https://jammainternational.com to explore more amazing international projects.https://twitter.com/IUCNSULihttps://iucnsuli.orghttps://twitter.com/dilysroehttps://resourceafrica.nethttps://twitter.com/isamshabahttps://www.iied.org/abouthttps://twitter.com/IIEDhttps://www.honeyguide.orghttps://www.linkedin.com/company/honeyguide-foundation/about/https://www.iucn.org See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Join us this Sunday at 11:30 am for this special service, Dilys Jones will be preaching from Luke 22:1-23:49

we will hear some testimonies from people in our Community, Dilys Jones will preach from Luke 13:1-9

Join us this Sunday at 11:30 am as Dilys Jones kicks off our new sermon series, we will look at The Expectation of Praise: Towdah let's praise the Lord

Dear Community Join us this Sunday at 11:30 am, we will hear the Word of God Luke 4:14-21 (22-30) Like and Share this Video The Lord be with you

'For bollards, rumble strips and sleeping policemen; ghost islands, green men, Belisha beacons. For zebra crossings and lollipop ladies.'For bollards, rumble strips and sleeping policemen; ghost islands, green men, Belisha beacons. For zebra crossings and lollipop ladies. For traffic lights, streetlights, floodlights, neon. For lit windows in tenements.

Tired of your quiet routine? How about leaving your computer games behind and taking up an extreme sport?You can ride a bicycle, right? In that case you're halfway to becoming a mountain biker. All you have to do is take your bike off the road and try some rough terrain. Mountain biking was developed in California in the 1970s and became an Olympic sport in 1996. In the London 2012 games athletes had to navigate a 4.7-kilometre track in less than two hours.Not challenging enough? Skydivers jump from aircraft at an altitude of 1,000 to 4,000 metres. You have to be fit but there's no age limit with this sport. Dilys Price from Cardiff went on her first jump aged 54. The minute she came down she wanted to go up again. "I was hooked", said Dilys.Some adrenaline junkies are even bolder – they've invented base jumping, in which people leap from tall structures, such as buildings or bridges, with a parachute. Many of their stunts aren't legal, especially in urban areas. Dan Witchalls has jumped off The Shard - London's 310 metre-high skyscraper - four times. He says: "Base jumping is scarier than jumping out of a plane. In a plane there's no perception of height, but when you are standing on the edge of the building you can see people and cars - it makes it very real."It seems there's no lack of imagination when it comes to risking life to look cool and get the heart pounding. Surfing, scuba diving, rock climbing… How about turning one of your chores into a daredevil pursuit? 'Extreme ironing' isn't for wimps! Pressing your shirt on top of a mountain could be dangerous, depending on the mountain. Extreme ironing is said to have been created in the 1990s in the English town of Leicester by a man who saw a pile of wrinkled clothes and felt bored. That was Phil Shaw who also won the only Extreme Ironing Championships ever held, in Germany in 2002. For him, the thrill of this sport comes from looking at the spectators' faces. Shaw says: "Sometimes they look confused, sometimes they laugh. It's fun to see how people respond to it."词汇表an extreme sport 极限运动a mountain biker 山地车车手terrain 地带，地面to navigate 骑车通过，对付（艰险路面）a skydiver 跳伞者，跳伞运动员altitude 海拔高度fit 身体健康的，健壮的hooked 着迷了，上瘾了adrenaline junkie 寻求刺激的人（喜欢肾上腺素带来的兴奋感的人）bolder 更勇敢无畏a stunt 惊险动作，特技to pound （心脏）怦怦地跳scuba diving 水肺潜水a chore 令人讨厌的琐事，家务活a daredevil pursuit 大胆的追求a wimp 软弱的人wrinkled 皱巴巴的，有皱的a thrill 刺激，兴奋感

Dilys Sillah  Chats About Love, Grief and Emotional Independence.About GuestDilys Sillah is a Transformational Life Coach, specializing in grief, emotional independence and marriage/relationship coaching. She is a Minister at New Glory Chapel in London, TEDx speaker, and founder of ‘Who Will Hear My ‘Cry (WWHMC). An advocate for women and children, Dilys is the author of the bestselling book, ‘Not This Widow – A Journey Of Grief: Love, Loss, Strength and Survival'.She is also the author of ‘Predator or Prince: How To Find The Man Of Your Dreams, Not Your Nightmares'. The book educates women on how to spot red flags in men who may be emotionally or physically abusive.Dilys is an excellent host and Speaker. She has hosted events with prestigious guests including the Ghana High Commissioner to London and Australia's ambassador to Ghana - H.E. Gregory Andrews. Other guests include the British High Commissioner to Ghana - Ian Walker, and the Deputy Head of Missions at the Delegation of the European Union, Ghana – Pieter Smidt van Gelder.Over the last 2 years, she has been actively involved with the fight to end gender based violence. Dilys is especially passionate about ending harmful widowhood rites. In addition to being an advocate for women and children who raises awareness on rape, child abuse and domestic violence, Dilys continues to bring awareness to issues such as child marriages and domestic abuse. As a widow, she is concerned about the millions of widows that are left destitute, forced to undergo sexual cleansing practices and other human rights violations that are not intercepted or prohibited by enforced laws. Dilys's activism work is giving a voice to subjugated and oppressed women and girls to empower them to redefine their lives and live again.Humanity Chats - a conversation about everyday issues that impact humans. Join us. Together, we can go far. Thank you for listening. Share with a friend. We are humans. From all around the world. One kind only. And that is humankind. Your friend, Marjy Marj

2010年8月，空氣中帶著寒意，幾名業餘的越野自行車愛好者來到了惡名昭彰的貝朗格洛國家公園裡做練習。中午休息時，其中一位成員提起了十幾年前在這座國家公園裡發生的那起連環殺人案，所有人全身都起了雞皮疙瘩，他們不禁懷疑，稍早他們在樹林裡看見的那根白骨，會不會是當年警方沒有找到的被害人之一呢!? 為了要證明這樣的想法僅是無稽之談，於是一行人便回到現場想要一探究竟，但他們萬萬沒有想到，這個決定居然會讓他們在接下來的每個夜晚，都被那個噩夢纏身。 究竟事情的經過為何，就讓Molly來細細地說給大家聽吧! ---------- 本集時間軸 00:00免責聲明 00:21感謝本週贊助(文仔、Dilys、waterleejet、安森、侯小姐、Pete Chou、梁小姐、ET、徐先生、老Bonus JJ) 05:54正片開始 社群 IG FB 支持Molly的管道 單筆小額贊助連結 https://p.ecpay.com.tw/267EA1B 每月定期定額扣款 https://p.ecpay.com.tw/212CA83 Molly聯絡專線 Bonus留言專區 合作信箱them.theirstory@gmail.com 各大收聽平台 https://linktr.ee/them.theirstory

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In this episode we cast our eyes toward Singapore, home of a rapidly growing food and agri-tech sector. Why is food tech booming in Singapore? What start-ups are disrupting the future of food in the region? What is making investors so excited when it comes to innovation in the country? Join us to find out! From pioneering cellular meat tech to plant-based innovation centres, we'll discover why Singapore has proven such a fertile ground for next-gen solutions to the challenges our food systems face. Providing their unique insight and perspective are Dilys Boey, Assistant CEO, Enterprise Singapore and Andrew Ive, Founder, Big Idea Ventures. They'll explain the reasons why Singapore is leading the way on food and agri tech and what exciting things are coming from the investment that's being made in the country. About our panel Dilys Boey, Assistant CEO, Enterprise Singapore Ms Dilys Boey is Assistant Chief Executive Officer of Enterprise Singapore, overseeing industry development of the Lifestyle & Consumer, Food and AgriTech sectors. Enterprise Singapore is the government agency championing enterprise development. The agency works with committed companies to build capabilities, innovate and internationalise. It also supports the growth of Singapore as a hub for global trading and startups, and builds trust in Singapore's products and services through quality and standards. Prior to joining Enterprise Singapore, Dilys was a Partner and ASEAN People Advisory Services Leader at Ernst & Young (EY) and has over 25 years of management consulting experience working with corporations and the public sector on people, culture and organisation priorities. Andrew Ive, Founder, Big Idea Ventures Founder / GP of Big Idea Ventures, a Fund Manager focused on Solving the World's Greatest Challenges by Backing the World's Best Entrepreneurs. Building US & Asia based Funds and Businesses to dramatically improve the world. Investor, Speaker, Writer, Business Leader. Focused on investing in companies which have the potentially to have a global impact on Climate Change, Conversation, Food Waste, Plastics and Water in the Food Supply Chain, Animal Welfare and Personal Health. We need to flatten the curve of Climate Change - it's a Global Imperative.

Mae Tameidiau o Ymchwil TAR yn cyflwyno ymchwil gorau myfyrwyr ar gyrsiau Addysg Gychwynnol i Athrawon gyda Phartneriaeth Caerdydd. Yn y bennod hon mae Daniel Roberts yn trafod sut yr aeth ati i ddysgu mwy am ddefnyddio cyd-destun dilys wrth addysgu mewn ysgol gynradd, drwy ymchwil ac ymholi. Gallwch hefyd wrando ar Tameidiau o Ymchwil TAR ar ffurf glywedol drwy gofrestru i wrando ar bodlediadau Emma and Tom Talk Teaching, ar gael ar blatfformau cyffredin podlediadau. Gallwch wylio'r bennod hon ar YouTube - https://smarturl.it/cardiffpartnership     Cyfeirnodau Aspy, D. N., Aspy, C. B., Quinby, P. M. (1993) What doctors can teach teachers about problem-based learning. Educational Leadership, 50(7), t. 22–25. Blumenfeld, P. C., Soloway, E., Marx, R. W., Krajcik, J. S., Guzdial, M., Palincsar, A. (1991) Motivating project-based learning: Sustaining the doing, supporting the learning. Educational Psychologist, 26(3 & 4), t. 369–398. Braund, M., Reiss, M. 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durée : 01:57:04 - Été Classique Après-midi du vendredi 30 juillet 2021 - par : Christophe Dilys - Printemps, enfance, matin ... vers hiver, vieillesse et soir. Au programme de cet "été classique" : le temps qui passe, ponctué par les Heures des abbayes chantées par des anonymes, avec la musique d'Elgar, de Monteverdi, Alan Silvestri, Maurice Jarre, Willaert, Rachmaninov, John Field, Ligeti, etc. - réalisé par : Emmanuel Benito

durée : 01:57:07 - Été Classique Après-midi du jeudi 29 juillet 2021 - par : Christophe Dilys - Aujourd'hui, ce sont les compositeurs qui parlent de leurs œuvres, dans leurs correspondances, dans leurs témoignages et dans leurs entretiens : à eux la parole ! Au programme : Gluck, Debussy, Monteverdi, Dvořák, Patrick Doyle, Marie Jaëll, Gabriel Fauré... - réalisé par : Emmanuel Benito

Episode 13: Not This Widow“I've become so determined to protect my peace and fight for my happiness.” “I wrote the book for two reasons; one, because I felt that people needed to know… and to talk about practical things; like you need to have life insurance, you need to have a will…” “I employed the services of a counselor, [even though] I'm a qualified coach. Too many people try to walk the grief journey on their own, as if they have so much experience. You do not. Get help.”-       Dilys Sillah After unexpectedly becoming widowed, Dilys Sillah found that the pressures that her culture places on widows made her grieving process even more challenging. Dilys shares candidly about her experience and provides practical advice for anyone who has suffered loss. Dilys' story is a remarkable story of resilience, determination and Hope.Dilys Sillah is a Transformational Life Coach specializing in grief, emotional independence, marriage and relationship coaching. She is a TedEx Speaker and Minister at New Glory Chapel, UK. Dilys' best-selling book, “Not This Widow”, details her journey of grief, love, loss, strength and survival. Connect with Dilys Sillah on her website at: www.dilyssillah.com Get my book “Reflections of a Hopemonger” on Amazon:https://www.amazon.com/Reflections-Hopemonger-Aba-Cato-Andah/dp/9988902301 Download my FREE document “A Powerful Strategy to (Re)build Hope in Challenging Times”: https://mailchi.mp/b1b7ab9b9829/powerfulstrategytorebuildhopefreebie 

Before this episode, if someone asked me what could be done to improve maternal and newborn health outcomes, one of the last things on my mind would have been “kindness” because that part should be obvious, right? Wrong. In this episode, we speak with Dr. Afulani and Dr.Walker, two faculty members in the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology and affiliates with the Institute of Global Health Sciences at UCSF. They share information about the disparities in women’s health and the importance of patient-centered care across the globe, particularly in these pandemic times, where navigating patient interactions with physicians can be varied and complex.

In this episode, we're learning how to go after our career while honouring and maintaining our health.  Sarah Dilys Cuddy founded Zsofi, a wellness test kit with physician-created tips and tricks customized to your own results. After her mom passed away from hormone-sensitive breast cancer, Sarah's high-stress, work-driven, lawyer lifestyle drastically changed. It turns out she had had severe hormonal imbalances. She was overwhelmed, over-exercising but overweight, and had cystic acne. She wanted to balance her hormones without the steep price tag of hiring a naturopath.  Zsofi gives you the tools to be the CEO of your own health. Sarah says that each test reveals something new about your hormones and gets you one step closer to optimal hormonal health. Zsofi is made by women for women. They are 100% female funded and founded and Sarah's team is made up of mostly women under 35! If Zsofi sounds like a right fit for you and your hormones, Sarah has so graciously given us a discount code to receive $25 off your testing kit. Use herdefined25 at checkout.https://www.instagram.com/zsofisays/https://zsofisays.comhttps://drnatashaturner.comhttps://www.ycombinator.com 

This week we are joined by someone who is an enormous inspiration to me, the visionary Professor Dilys Williams, Founder and Director of the Centre for Sustainable Fashion and Professor of Fashion Design for Sustainability, who previously designed for the legendary fashion designer & activist, Katharine Hamnett and also for Liberty. After being confronted with the stark disparity between the image and earnings of the big fashion brands and the farmers and garment workers they employ, she realised that as a fashion designer she was implicated in the injustices and decided to learn more about her industry. Ignited by what she uncovered, she eventually founded the CSF, a University of the Arts, a London research, education and knowledge exchange centre that helps brands and the future generation of fashion designers to achieve social and ecological equity in their work. In this episode, we speak about how she put sustainability at the forefront of all of her work, why the climate crisis, social injustice and gender inequality are interconnected, and how the surge of small and sustainable fashion labels are leading the way.The ask: Decide what it is you care about in the world, and think about if what you’re buying represents you. Refuse to be defined as a consumer. We’re recipients, but we’re also contributors.Do you have a comment, question or would you like to share your own advice on Starting Somewhere? You can find me on Twitter (www.twitter.com/saravaughan) or send me a DM on Instagram (www.instagram.com/saravaughanofficial. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week we are joined by someone who is an enormous inspiration to me, the visionary Professor Dilys Williams, Founder and Director of the Centre for Sustainable Fashion and Professor of Fashion Design for Sustainability, who previously designed for the legendary fashion designer & activist, Katharine Hamnett and also for Liberty. After being confronted with the stark disparity between the image and earnings of the big fashion brands and the farmers and garment workers they employ, she realised that as a fashion designer she was implicated in the injustices and decided to learn more about her industry. Ignited by what she uncovered, she eventually founded the CSF, a University of the Arts, a London research, education and knowledge exchange centre that helps brands and the future generation of fashion designers to achieve social and ecological equity in their work. In this episode, we speak about how she put sustainability at the forefront of all of her work, why the climate crisis, social injustice and gender inequality are interconnected, and how the surge of small and sustainable fashion labels are leading the way.The ask: Decide what it is you care about in the world, and think about if what you’re buying represents you. Refuse to be defined as a consumer. We’re recipients, but we’re also contributors.Do you have a comment, question or would you like to share your own advice on Starting Somewhere? You can find me on Twitter (www.twitter.com/saravaughan) or send me a DM on Instagram (www.instagram.com/saravaughanofficial. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dilys Ng is a Senior Photo Editor at TIME and mastermind behind some of their most iconic covers, from Taylor Swift to BTS to Dr. Fauci. Have you ever wondered what Nicole Kidman's really like? Or how Sandra Oh's mom reacted to her TIME cover? In this episode, Joanna, Scott, and Dilys chat about what it's like to work with the world's most influential people, growing up in Singapore, and the hidden dangers of eating orange slices. See more of Dilys at dilysng.com or on Instagram @dilysng!

It's not an exaggeration to say that Dilys Daws' contribution to the field of child mental health and child psychotherapy has been immense. Spanning over five decades, her career as a Child & Adolescent Psychotherapist is notable in many respects as a clinician and shaping public opinion and government policy about the importance of infant mental health. In the 1980's Dilys began speaking to the public and government about the work of child psychotherapists with their patients, raising awareness of the profession and the difficulties babies and parents experience in a way that had never been done before. Her books, such as Through the Night, which focus on the difficulties infants and parents experience , have become classics for therapists and new parents alike. Their popularity is perhaps due to the fact that they are based on fifty years of careful observation of babies and their families, many of them spent in the same baby clinic. It is Dilys' ability to influence government policy and collaborate with different child professions, as well as her extraordinary clinical work which is really quite remarkable which mark her out as one of the most important child psychotherapists of her generation. Because since 1976, Dilys has been transforming the lives of children and parents in what might be to some an unconventional setting for psychotherapeutic work. Each week she has been going to the James Wigg GP Practice, in Kentish Town, London to stand by the weighing scales, observing what takes place as parents bring in their babies to be checked. In this interview with Jane O'Rourke, hear Dilys discuss: Highlights: 3'00: Parent-infant work in the community setting of a baby clinic 5'00: The importance of child therapists being brave in their clinical work 7'40 How experiencing difficulty herself, as a young mother, led Dilys to become a child psychotherapist 13'05 How Dilys broke the taboo of child psychotherapists speaking to the media about child mental health in the early 1980's 13'55 The importance of acknowledging the emotional turmoil which having a new baby can provoke in parents. 17'00 The discoveries parents can make by observing their babies 18'00 The importance of helping new fathers who are struggling 21'13 Ghosts in the nursery: connections between a baby's problems and their parents' childhood traumas 24'25 The taboos of breastfeeding, such as the sensuality of it 30'00 A child psychotherapist's advice for others after nearly 60 years of clinical work Dilys Daws' writings and activities in promoting child psychotherapy are significant. In 1996 she set up the Association for Infant Mental Health UK, a networking body for professionals working with infants. Dilys cofounded the Child Psychotherapy Trust in 1989 and had a significant role in developing awareness of child psychotherapy in the UK among the public and the government. Following this, the training for child psychotherapy was negotiated by the Association for Child Psychotherapy within the NHS. It was during this time under her tenure in the early 1990's, that she encouraged fellow child psychotherapists to speak to the media about child mental health and the difficulties their patients were experiencing - and perhaps broke a taboo that had existed until then.

This week's programme marks the life of Dilys Price OBE, who's died at the age of 88. Dilys was perhaps best known as the world’s oldest female skydiver. A remarkable woman whose infectious enthusiasm inspired everyone who met her, she was a dancer, teacher, public speaker, the founder of the Cardiff based Touch Trust, working with people with disabilities, and much more. Her life was one of ups and downs – quite literally – including in her relationship with her Christian faith – and in 2018, at the age of 86, she added to her list of achievements working as a fashion model. She grew up in a Bible College where her family welcomed Jewish refugees who'd arrived in Swansea on the Kindertransport, and as a young woman she learnt to dance with the celebrated Rudolf Laban, a German exile who had fallen foul of the Nazis at the 1933 Berlin Olympics. A whirlwind romance in the 1950s saw her marry the man she'd got engaged to on the evening they first met, and on retiring from a career as a dance teacher and educator she founded the Touch Trust in the late 1990s, just in time to become part of the new Wales Millennium Centre. In September 2018, Mary Stallard met her to talk about her journey of faith through the - sometimes literal - ups and downs of a remarkable life.

Citation:Williams, Dilys. "Fashion Design As A Means to Recognize and Build Communities-In-Place." She Ji: The Journal of Design, Economics, and Innovation 4.1 (2018): 75-90. Link:https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2405872617300126

In this episode you meet Dilys Williams. She has been described as ‘The Rockstar of sustainable fashion education'. Dilys Williams is the founder and Director of The Centre for Sustainable Fashion at London College of Fashion. Fashion is a great teacher talks to her about her greatest fashion teachers, pioneering fashion education for sustainability and her grandmother's sewing kit. Interview by Renate Stauss. Audio editing & mixing: Moritz BaillyMusic by: Johannes von WeizsäckerGraphic by: Studio Regular

This episode with Dilys Brooks touches on many aspects of control.  What giving up control looks like, the relationship that should be there before you give up control, doesn't giving up control open you up to being controlled and many bonus nuggets like wisdom on raising children and perspective on dealing with disappointment from God.

Jennifer and Mallory talk all about Welsh Names - given names, surnames, and place names! Our special guest is Dr. Sara Louise Wheeler, Welsh Names academic, author, and poet! We also discuss the current celebrity baby news and take questions from our listeners. Names mentioned in this episode: Justice, Blue, Sara, Rhiannon, Harri, Seren, Ffan, Jac, Macsen, Caerwyn, Dilys, Gwenhwyfar, Bran, Ebrill, Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch, and more! We want to hear your NAME STORIES! Either call our message line at (702) 848-5510 and record your story, or record it on your device and email us at podcast@babynames.com. Check out Dr. Wheeler's Onomastic Blog (onomastics is the study of names). _____________________________________ Sources: Office for National Statistics, U.K. Welsh Place Names Society Welsh Naming - BBC What are Welsh Names About? - Family Search Family Search Wiki - Welsh Names Welsh Pronunciation Guide (PDF) - Family Search   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices