Podcast appearances and mentions of Elizabeth Morris

Beat Cancer hosts Chris Joyce and Stephanie Winn speak with Drs. Elizabeth Morris and Megan Daly about breast cancer screenings and what it's like to be both a breast cancer researcher and a patient..To learn more about the UC Davis Comprehensive Cancer Center, visit https://health.ucdavis.edu/cancer/

You've excitedly spent $50,000 working on demolition for your first brick & mortar...AND COVID HITS. In this episode we discuss the inevitable pivots of business, working with best friend Cristina Milian, and having the unwavering support of the likes of Kim Kardashian, Kylie Jenner, Will Smith, Paris Hilton, Alexis Ohanian and so many more. If you enjoyed this episode be sure to leave a review!

Dr. Elizabeth Morris, M.D., is a Professor and Chair of the Department of Radiology at the University of California Davis. She is a clinician and specializes in high-risk breast cancer screening. A pioneer in the field of breast imaging, she is at the cutting edge of research using advanced screening techniques like MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) in conjunction with artificial intelligence to identify people at higher risk for breast cancer earlier, so they can receive more screening and catch breast cancer earlier. Her Komen work combines screening images, patient health information, genomics, and uses artificial intelligence to predict individuals at higher risk for breast cancer, in hopes of making a better model to identify those who would benefit from earlier or more frequent breast cancer screening. Dr. Morris is here today to talk to us about her passion for early detection and to help us understand when we should be getting screened for breast cancer.

Sandra Sheridan Snead, 83, of Henrico, VA, went to be with the Lord on April 23, 2023. She is preceded in death by her beloved husband of 58 years, Wallace Hansford Snead; parents, Howard and Fannie Sheridan; son in law, Matthew Morris. She is survived by her children, Scott Allen Snead and Elizabeth Morris; grandchildren, Zoe Morris, Jacob Snead, Madison Snead, and Katy Morris; sister, Marion Moody; nephew, Billy Bocock (Paula) and family; niece, Robin Brockwell, and family. Sandra always prided herself on her family, and would often be the second home for the friends of her children as well....Article LinkSupport the show

Giles is an award-winning author, podcaster and screenwriter. Giles' first novel for adults One Hundred and Fifty-Two Days come out in March 2020. Author of several books for children and two adult novels, with a third on the way. His book One Hundred and Fifty-Two Days has been adapted by Giles and Elizabeth Morris for Arclight Films and Future Artists Entertainment. Giles is the writer of six short films for Little Angel Theatre. Giles' children's books include The Fearsome Beastie, winner of The People's Book Prize 2012, Heart of Hawick Children's Book Award 2013, Bizziebaby Gold Award, The US Forward National Literary Award and Shortlisted for The Rotherham Children's Book Award 2012. Tamara Small and the Monsters' Ball is shortlisted for The People's Book Prize 2013. He has written several picture books, including Things You Never Knew About Dinosaurs, Princess Stay Awake and a collection of nonsense poetry. Giles' is co-host and producer of the award-nominated Blank Podcast and regularly writes for Aquila Magazine. He's also co-host of the ‘A Little Bit of Positive' podcast with Julia Bradbury and co-host of ‘Things I forgot were good for me' with Dr Radha Modgil.Giles lives with his wife and two sons in East SussexTo pledge for Gile's next book go to: https://unbound.com/books/gigantium/To connect with Giles on Twitter go to:@eliistender10For more from Fiona go to:https://fionamurden.com 

Breakthrough theory becomes effective practice when it is successful applied by real-life entrepreneurs. The E4B entrepreneurial method is actualized by Hermann and Elizabeth Morris in the very distinctive business model for their brand, The Nail Hub. Knowledge Capsule The true purpose of a B2B business is to help your customers succeed. While outside observers focus on transactions — how much does this business sell, what are its revenues? — entrepreneurial business owners and operators focus on customers and customer relationships. Revenues follow from relationships. This insight is critical, since it guides business model development. Business-to-business models are especially responsive to relationship strategies. When a customer feels that the relationship with a supplier makes their business performance better, they can become a customer for life. That's a recipe for strong and sustainable growth. First, observe the ecosystem in which you operate, and identify gap opportunities. Systems thinking is an important component of the entrepreneurial method. A firm is a component or a node in a network of interconnected services we can call an ecosystem. Hermann's and Elizabeth's ecosystem is the Nail Fashion industry. Nodes include salons and salon owners, the nail technicians (sometimes employees, sometimes independent contractors) who provide service to consumers in the salons, equipment manufacturers and suppliers, product manufacturers and suppliers (for nail gel, etc.), and product distributors. 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Many salon owners were enthusiastic about their industry but not well-trained or experienced in the basic economics of business. Many of the technicians were passionate about their trade, but not highly trained in the latest techniques and technologies and in product selection. There were aspects of marketing that were underdeveloped, such as audience segmentation. And there were inconsistencies between products in both quality and safety. In the mind of the entrepreneur, these gaps are opportunities. The entrepreneurial question is: how best to fit in and contribute to the ecosystem. The business model response is determined by individual entrepreneurial orientation. The beginning orientation was that of an operator. Given their knowledge of both the high potential of the industry and the gaps to be addressed / problems to solve, the Morrises' entry point was as an operator. They embarked upon the journey to design a differentiated salon experience with superior nail technique, better products, better trained technicians. They ran the salon with better business acumen (they both came from high-level corporate positions and were able to bring sophisticated operating and financial experience). They segmented with an unusual and especially comfortable in-salon appeal, and via location. They were successful. There was a lot of learning, which Hermann identifies as overcoming pain points. The next growth step comes from re-orientation to larger scale. How could the Morrises scale their salon business? They thought through multiple openings (e.g., open and operate 20 salons), acquisition (acquire 20 salons), and franchising (sell franchises to multiple independent owners). All of these alternatives would require new capability development: establishing standards and a repeatable business model, including a reliable financial model, designing a multi-unit system of supply chains, capital deployment, décor, training and location scouting, and a new kind of marketing to salon managers or franchisees. The Morrises were reorienting to thinking as proprietors of a new kind of multi-division business. It's a different orientation, seeing the same ecosystem from a different perspective. Meanwhile, Elizabeth had the idea for a podcast to share her expertise and knowledge and passion for the industry. It was free business advice, free guidance, free technical training, teaching different aspects of running a salon and technical aspects for nail technicians. Its purpose was a service to consumers (better salon experiences), to technicians (better craftsmanship) and owners (better business operations). The podcast was called The Nail Hub. It generated a great positive reputation in the ecosystem and a lot of positive feedback. The knowledge that The Nail Hub podcast shared was enthusiastically welcomed. The Nail Hub podcast feedback resulted in a further re-orientation. The Nail Hub podcast was helping salon owners and those technicians who were independent contractors renting positions in salons to improve the way they ran their businesses: better management, better understanding of customer needs and segmentation, better approaches to pricing, revenue and profits, better techniques, and better products. What if a podcast can become a business model? Hermann and Elizabeth developed an entirely new B2B services business model which could be summarized as “educate the industry on how to operate a business, and supply them with the highest quality products to fit their business”. Importantly, the education is free to consume. The Nail Hub YouTube channel is free to access, and offers over 140 videos on every aspect of business operations, finances, equipment, products, and techniques. The videos are expensive to produce. The model is that the investment in education will be repaid through loyal customers buying the products that The Nail Hub offers for purchase. The curation of products itself is a service. The Nail Hub has identified a distinctive set of criteria for product selection (health, safety, non-toxic ingredients, cruelty-free) and does the research and validation so that purchasers can be confident in their choices and tin he integrity of their promises to the end-consumer. The products are not the lowest price, they are the highest quality. Salon owners who have not fully absorbed The Nail Hub's education on consumer segmentation, pricing, and customer experience will not be a good fit within The Nail Hub's customer set. The Nail Hub business model has a high internal consistency and integrity. The Nail Hub has re-oriented to B2B service provider educating an entire industry to provide superior consumer experiences, better product quality and profitable operations — i.e., re-orienting from facing those challenges to helping others to face and overcome them. One of the cornerstones of the B2B services model is authentic subject matter expertise. The Nail Hub can help salon owners and nail technicians thrive through their independent action because Hermann and Elizabeth developed a deep subject matter expertise. They've been salon owners and faced all the developmental issues that owners face. They've trained nail technicians. They've evaluated salon equipment and they've committed their resources and time to researching high quality, innovative products that meet their highest standards. Hermann stresses that the arduous development of subject matter expertise is the necessary foundation for a trusted service business. Another is to choose customers carefully. The Nail Hub is making a substantial investment in their customers via their free training and education. The business model that they enable is specific: the highest standards, with the best trained operators, providing a reliably superior consumer experience. The pricing model is premium, which supports the use of the highest quality products and the provision of the highest quality salon environment. Race-to-the-bottom operators who pursue the lowest prices as a competitive edge are not a good fit in The Nail Hub ecosystem, and Hermann makes this a clear element of The Nail Hub's B2B communications. Choose your customers to match your positioning. The evaluation of the business model does not lie in conventional metrics. When the business model is to invest in the success of customers, the conventional metrics of revenue, margins and annual profits are not the primary measures of success (although, of course, they must be acknowledged). The evaluation of the model comes via the feedback loops. Is the educational service welcomed? Does it result in better operations on the part of salon owners? Do salon owners and independent technicians become customers for life? Do product manufacturers clamor for entry into The Nail Hub's curated product set? Are product trends — safe, non-toxic, healthy, etc. — moving in the desired direction? This is the entrepreneurial ethic: make customers more successful, make the world a better place. Additional Resources "Evolving The Nail Hub Business Model" E4B Graphic (PDF): Mises.org/E4B_194_PDF The Nail Hub YouTube Channel: YouTube.com/TheNailHub The Nail Hub Website: TheNailHub.com

Breakthrough theory becomes effective practice when it is successful applied by real-life entrepreneurs. The E4B entrepreneurial method is actualized by Hermann and Elizabeth Morris in the very distinctive business model for their brand, The Nail Hub. Knowledge Capsule The true purpose of a B2B business is to help your customers succeed. While outside observers focus on transactions — how much does this business sell, what are its revenues? — entrepreneurial business owners and operators focus on customers and customer relationships. Revenues follow from relationships. This insight is critical, since it guides business model development. Business-to-business models are especially responsive to relationship strategies. When a customer feels that the relationship with a supplier makes their business performance better, they can become a customer for life. That's a recipe for strong and sustainable growth. First, observe the ecosystem in which you operate, and identify gap opportunities. Systems thinking is an important component of the entrepreneurial method. A firm is a component or a node in a network of interconnected services we can call an ecosystem. Hermann's and Elizabeth's ecosystem is the Nail Fashion industry. Nodes include salons and salon owners, the nail technicians (sometimes employees, sometimes independent contractors) who provide service to consumers in the salons, equipment manufacturers and suppliers, product manufacturers and suppliers (for nail gel, etc.), and product distributors. 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Many salon owners were enthusiastic about their industry but not well-trained or experienced in the basic economics of business. Many of the technicians were passionate about their trade, but not highly trained in the latest techniques and technologies and in product selection. There were aspects of marketing that were underdeveloped, such as audience segmentation. And there were inconsistencies between products in both quality and safety. In the mind of the entrepreneur, these gaps are opportunities. The entrepreneurial question is: how best to fit in and contribute to the ecosystem. The business model response is determined by individual entrepreneurial orientation. The beginning orientation was that of an operator. Given their knowledge of both the high potential of the industry and the gaps to be addressed / problems to solve, the Morrises' entry point was as an operator. They embarked upon the journey to design a differentiated salon experience with superior nail technique, better products, better trained technicians. They ran the salon with better business acumen (they both came from high-level corporate positions and were able to bring sophisticated operating and financial experience). They segmented with an unusual and especially comfortable in-salon appeal, and via location. They were successful. There was a lot of learning, which Hermann identifies as overcoming pain points. The next growth step comes from re-orientation to larger scale. How could the Morrises scale their salon business? They thought through multiple openings (e.g., open and operate 20 salons), acquisition (acquire 20 salons), and franchising (sell franchises to multiple independent owners). All of these alternatives would require new capability development: establishing standards and a repeatable business model, including a reliable financial model, designing a multi-unit system of supply chains, capital deployment, décor, training and location scouting, and a new kind of marketing to salon managers or franchisees. The Morrises were reorienting to thinking as proprietors of a new kind of multi-division business. It's a different orientation, seeing the same ecosystem from a different perspective. Meanwhile, Elizabeth had the idea for a podcast to share her expertise and knowledge and passion for the industry. It was free business advice, free guidance, free technical training, teaching different aspects of running a salon and technical aspects for nail technicians. Its purpose was a service to consumers (better salon experiences), to technicians (better craftsmanship) and owners (better business operations). The podcast was called The Nail Hub. It generated a great positive reputation in the ecosystem and a lot of positive feedback. The knowledge that The Nail Hub podcast shared was enthusiastically welcomed. The Nail Hub podcast feedback resulted in a further re-orientation. The Nail Hub podcast was helping salon owners and those technicians who were independent contractors renting positions in salons to improve the way they ran their businesses: better management, better understanding of customer needs and segmentation, better approaches to pricing, revenue and profits, better techniques, and better products. What if a podcast can become a business model? Hermann and Elizabeth developed an entirely new B2B services business model which could be summarized as “educate the industry on how to operate a business, and supply them with the highest quality products to fit their business”. Importantly, the education is free to consume. The Nail Hub YouTube channel is free to access, and offers over 140 videos on every aspect of business operations, finances, equipment, products, and techniques. The videos are expensive to produce. The model is that the investment in education will be repaid through loyal customers buying the products that The Nail Hub offers for purchase. The curation of products itself is a service. The Nail Hub has identified a distinctive set of criteria for product selection (health, safety, non-toxic ingredients, cruelty-free) and does the research and validation so that purchasers can be confident in their choices and tin he integrity of their promises to the end-consumer. The products are not the lowest price, they are the highest quality. Salon owners who have not fully absorbed The Nail Hub's education on consumer segmentation, pricing, and customer experience will not be a good fit within The Nail Hub's customer set. The Nail Hub business model has a high internal consistency and integrity. The Nail Hub has re-oriented to B2B service provider educating an entire industry to provide superior consumer experiences, better product quality and profitable operations — i.e., re-orienting from facing those challenges to helping others to face and overcome them. One of the cornerstones of the B2B services model is authentic subject matter expertise. The Nail Hub can help salon owners and nail technicians thrive through their independent action because Hermann and Elizabeth developed a deep subject matter expertise. They've been salon owners and faced all the developmental issues that owners face. They've trained nail technicians. They've evaluated salon equipment and they've committed their resources and time to researching high quality, innovative products that meet their highest standards. Hermann stresses that the arduous development of subject matter expertise is the necessary foundation for a trusted service business. Another is to choose customers carefully. The Nail Hub is making a substantial investment in their customers via their free training and education. The business model that they enable is specific: the highest standards, with the best trained operators, providing a reliably superior consumer experience. The pricing model is premium, which supports the use of the highest quality products and the provision of the highest quality salon environment. Race-to-the-bottom operators who pursue the lowest prices as a competitive edge are not a good fit in The Nail Hub ecosystem, and Hermann makes this a clear element of The Nail Hub's B2B communications. Choose your customers to match your positioning. The evaluation of the business model does not lie in conventional metrics. When the business model is to invest in the success of customers, the conventional metrics of revenue, margins and annual profits are not the primary measures of success (although, of course, they must be acknowledged). The evaluation of the model comes via the feedback loops. Is the educational service welcomed? Does it result in better operations on the part of salon owners? Do salon owners and independent technicians become customers for life? Do product manufacturers clamor for entry into The Nail Hub's curated product set? Are product trends — safe, non-toxic, healthy, etc. — moving in the desired direction? This is the entrepreneurial ethic: make customers more successful, make the world a better place. Additional Resources "Evolving The Nail Hub Business Model" E4B Graphic (PDF): Mises.org/E4B_194_PDF The Nail Hub YouTube Channel: YouTube.com/TheNailHub The Nail Hub Website: TheNailHub.com

Breakthrough theory becomes effective practice when it is successful applied by real-life entrepreneurs. The E4B entrepreneurial method is actualized by Hermann and Elizabeth Morris in the very distinctive business model for their brand, The Nail Hub. Knowledge Capsule The true purpose of a B2B business is to help your customers succeed. While outside observers focus on transactions — how much does this business sell, what are its revenues? — entrepreneurial business owners and operators focus on customers and customer relationships. Revenues follow from relationships. This insight is critical, since it guides business model development. Business-to-business models are especially responsive to relationship strategies. When a customer feels that the relationship with a supplier makes their business performance better, they can become a customer for life. That's a recipe for strong and sustainable growth. First, observe the ecosystem in which you operate, and identify gap opportunities. Systems thinking is an important component of the entrepreneurial method. A firm is a component or a node in a network of interconnected services we can call an ecosystem. Hermann's and Elizabeth's ecosystem is the Nail Fashion industry. Nodes include salons and salon owners, the nail technicians (sometimes employees, sometimes independent contractors) who provide service to consumers in the salons, equipment manufacturers and suppliers, product manufacturers and suppliers (for nail gel, etc.), and product distributors. 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Many salon owners were enthusiastic about their industry but not well-trained or experienced in the basic economics of business. Many of the technicians were passionate about their trade, but not highly trained in the latest techniques and technologies and in product selection. There were aspects of marketing that were underdeveloped, such as audience segmentation. And there were inconsistencies between products in both quality and safety. In the mind of the entrepreneur, these gaps are opportunities. The entrepreneurial question is: how best to fit in and contribute to the ecosystem. The business model response is determined by individual entrepreneurial orientation. The beginning orientation was that of an operator. Given their knowledge of both the high potential of the industry and the gaps to be addressed / problems to solve, the Morrises' entry point was as an operator. They embarked upon the journey to design a differentiated salon experience with superior nail technique, better products, better trained technicians. They ran the salon with better business acumen (they both came from high-level corporate positions and were able to bring sophisticated operating and financial experience). They segmented with an unusual and especially comfortable in-salon appeal, and via location. They were successful. There was a lot of learning, which Hermann identifies as overcoming pain points. The next growth step comes from re-orientation to larger scale. How could the Morrises scale their salon business? They thought through multiple openings (e.g., open and operate 20 salons), acquisition (acquire 20 salons), and franchising (sell franchises to multiple independent owners). All of these alternatives would require new capability development: establishing standards and a repeatable business model, including a reliable financial model, designing a multi-unit system of supply chains, capital deployment, décor, training and location scouting, and a new kind of marketing to salon managers or franchisees. The Morrises were reorienting to thinking as proprietors of a new kind of multi-division business. It's a different orientation, seeing the same ecosystem from a different perspective. Meanwhile, Elizabeth had the idea for a podcast to share her expertise and knowledge and passion for the industry. It was free business advice, free guidance, free technical training, teaching different aspects of running a salon and technical aspects for nail technicians. Its purpose was a service to consumers (better salon experiences), to technicians (better craftsmanship) and owners (better business operations). The podcast was called The Nail Hub. It generated a great positive reputation in the ecosystem and a lot of positive feedback. The knowledge that The Nail Hub podcast shared was enthusiastically welcomed. The Nail Hub podcast feedback resulted in a further re-orientation. The Nail Hub podcast was helping salon owners and those technicians who were independent contractors renting positions in salons to improve the way they ran their businesses: better management, better understanding of customer needs and segmentation, better approaches to pricing, revenue and profits, better techniques, and better products. What if a podcast can become a business model? Hermann and Elizabeth developed an entirely new B2B services business model which could be summarized as “educate the industry on how to operate a business, and supply them with the highest quality products to fit their business”. Importantly, the education is free to consume. The Nail Hub YouTube channel is free to access, and offers over 140 videos on every aspect of business operations, finances, equipment, products, and techniques. The videos are expensive to produce. The model is that the investment in education will be repaid through loyal customers buying the products that The Nail Hub offers for purchase. The curation of products itself is a service. The Nail Hub has identified a distinctive set of criteria for product selection (health, safety, non-toxic ingredients, cruelty-free) and does the research and validation so that purchasers can be confident in their choices and tin he integrity of their promises to the end-consumer. The products are not the lowest price, they are the highest quality. Salon owners who have not fully absorbed The Nail Hub's education on consumer segmentation, pricing, and customer experience will not be a good fit within The Nail Hub's customer set. The Nail Hub business model has a high internal consistency and integrity. The Nail Hub has re-oriented to B2B service provider educating an entire industry to provide superior consumer experiences, better product quality and profitable operations — i.e., re-orienting from facing those challenges to helping others to face and overcome them. One of the cornerstones of the B2B services model is authentic subject matter expertise. The Nail Hub can help salon owners and nail technicians thrive through their independent action because Hermann and Elizabeth developed a deep subject matter expertise. They've been salon owners and faced all the developmental issues that owners face. They've trained nail technicians. They've evaluated salon equipment and they've committed their resources and time to researching high quality, innovative products that meet their highest standards. Hermann stresses that the arduous development of subject matter expertise is the necessary foundation for a trusted service business. Another is to choose customers carefully. The Nail Hub is making a substantial investment in their customers via their free training and education. The business model that they enable is specific: the highest standards, with the best trained operators, providing a reliably superior consumer experience. The pricing model is premium, which supports the use of the highest quality products and the provision of the highest quality salon environment. Race-to-the-bottom operators who pursue the lowest prices as a competitive edge are not a good fit in The Nail Hub ecosystem, and Hermann makes this a clear element of The Nail Hub's B2B communications. Choose your customers to match your positioning. The evaluation of the business model does not lie in conventional metrics. When the business model is to invest in the success of customers, the conventional metrics of revenue, margins and annual profits are not the primary measures of success (although, of course, they must be acknowledged). The evaluation of the model comes via the feedback loops. Is the educational service welcomed? Does it result in better operations on the part of salon owners? Do salon owners and independent technicians become customers for life? Do product manufacturers clamor for entry into The Nail Hub's curated product set? Are product trends — safe, non-toxic, healthy, etc. — moving in the desired direction? This is the entrepreneurial ethic: make customers more successful, make the world a better place. Additional Resources "Evolving The Nail Hub Business Model" E4B Graphic (PDF): Mises.org/E4B_194_PDF The Nail Hub YouTube Channel: YouTube.com/TheNailHub The Nail Hub Website: TheNailHub.com

Elizabeth Morris is a young author, first published at the age of 17. She created the fantasy Blood of the Beast book series, and joins us on the podcast to talk about accomplishing her dream of becoming a published author and creating fantasy characters. Find Elizabeth's work: https://amzn.to/3ReLdQB Connect with Elizabeth on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tigersbloodseries On the Power to Pivot Podcast, you will hear from authors, artists, creatives, entrepreneurs, and others who have made the choice to push fear aside, choose again, and pivot in their own lives. At March Forth Media Company, we are on a mission to share conversations, resources and fresh ideas that lead to positive progress in the world, inspiring and empowering others on their own path to personal freedom. Stay connected with March Forth Media Company: www.thisiswhereyoupivot.com Instagram: instagram.com/marchforthmediaco Twitter: twitter.com/media_forth Stay in touch with host Elizabeth Miles: Instagram: instagram.com/elizabetha.miles Order Connect You: https://amzn.to/3qVgT28 Order This Is Where You Pivot: https://amzn.to/3RwZhEz --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/powertopivot/support

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Revive la entrevista a la artista en la previa de su concierto en Quilpué y preparativos para el lanzamiento de un nuevo disco.

Escucha desde Suiza, la mas completa seleccion de música andina peruana y latinoamericana de todos los tiempos, interpretada con instrumentos tradicionales de los Andes, como la quena (kena), zampoñas, sikus, tarkas, charango, etc... e instrumentos contemporaneos ::: "PENTAGRAMA LATINOAMERICANO" La Genuina Expresión del Folklore ::: JUEVES y DOMINGOS a las 12h00 (hora de Perú y Ecuador) 13h00 (hora de Bolivia y Chile) 14h00 (hora de Argentina) 13h00 en Miami (USA) y Toronto (Canada) 19h00 (hora de verano en Europa) 18h00 (hora de invierno en Europa) vía http://PentagramaLatinoamericanoRadioFolk.com y http://malkitv.com 👉 Runakay - ATREVETE 👉 Israel Estrada, Lorgio Rodriguez - MI BOMBOM DE BREA 👉 Jacha Inti - FLOR DE TE 👉 Pelo D'Ambrosio - ACABAS CONMIGO 👉 Gustavo Ratto - HERMANO CAMPESINO 👉 Andesur - VUELVO A SOÑAR 👉 Tawka - NO ME ARREPIENTO 👉 Wen De Beltran - NOCHE AMARGA 👉 Eva Ayllon - LA FLOR DE LA MANZANILLA 👉 Masilva, Laura Roussey - HELICONIA 👉 Saywa, Segundo Rosero - QUISIERA QUERERTE 👉 Rijchariy - LATIDOS URBANOS 👉 Edwin Montoya - TORCAZA 👉 Chopkjas - AMOR SUBLIME 👉 Elizabeth Morris, Magdalena Matthey - LA ARENOSA 👉 Garotos de Ouro - CAPRICHA GAITEIRO 👉 Faccha Huayras - CORAZON ILUSIONADO 👉 Grupo Bahia - BAILA JUANA 👉 Grupo Andina - COMO VOY A OLVIDARTE 👉 Villamarka - ADIOS AMOR

Elizabeth Morris is a British actor and screen-writer and actress, known for writing and starring in 2019 film Killers Anonymous alongside Gary Oldman and Jessica Alba. She has also had two other feature length scripts filmed and got her break writing and performing in the 2015 movie LA Slasher with Danny Trejo and Dave Bautista. Elizabeth chats to Giles and Jim about her bold breakthrough in the industry, limiting beliefs, practicing self care and, among many other things, hobbyhorsing. PLUS extra chat with Elizabeth just for our Patrons over at patreon.com/blankpodcast Massive thanks to our Patrons: Mary Catherine Byrnes, Victoria Nielsen, Manya Kay, Alex Williams, Joel Piveteau, Richard Astill, Samantha Beaton, Claudia McKelvey, John Holland, Katherine Keen, Lynn Robinson, It's Coming Home 2022, Alice Chrystall, Maddie Lightfoot, Alex Collis, Martin Grimm, Vicki, Julianna Williams, Rachel Bowen. twitter.com/blankpod twitter.com/eliistender twitter.com/jimdalycomedy instagram.com/elizabethmorris_may

La cantautora y multi instrumentista chilena, Elizabeth Morris, conversó con “Soy Nacional” acerca de sus experiencias en los escenarios argentinos, la influencia reciproca que se producen artistas de ambos países, y dejo detalles del show que estará presentando en nuestro país. También contó sobre su inicio en la música, hizo un repaso de su carrera, su forma de componer, adelantó su próximo disco y reflexionó respecto al nuevo proceso político que tiene lugar en su país. En la segunda parte del programa, el músico mendocino Emanuel Bonaccorso, presentó su disco “Ofrendas para el Universo”, en el que fusiona rock con raíces folclóricas latinoamericanas. Finalmente, Carla Ruiz recordó la trayectoria del cantante español de balada romántica y pop barroco, Nino Bravo, sus primeros éxitos, la conquista de los grandes escenarios, su trágica muerte y la vigencia de su obra.

Escucha desde Suiza, la mas completa seleccion de música andina peruana y latinoamericana de todos los tiempos, interpretada con instrumentos tradicionales de los Andes, como la quena (kena), zampoñas, sikus, tarkas, charango, etc... e instrumentos contemporaneos ::: "PENTAGRAMA LATINOAMERICANO" La Genuina Expresión del Folklore ::: JUEVES y DOMINGOS a las 12h00 (hora de Perú y Ecuador) 13h00 (hora de Bolivia y Chile) 14h00 (hora de Argentina) 13h00 en Miami (USA) y Toronto (Canada) 19h00 (hora de verano en Europa) 18h00 (hora de invierno en Europa) vía http://PentagramaLatinoamericanoRadioFolk.com y http://malkitv.com 👉 Edmundo Rengel - SEXY SALAY 👉 Edgar Muenala - INCAPAZ 👉 Edwin Herrera Jaén - CASCABEL 👉 Edith Ramos Guerra - AZANGARINA CHOLADA 👉 Elizabeth Morris, Magdalena Mathey - COPLAS 👉 Renovacion Andina - FERRARI CALIDAD 👉 Tarpuy - CON EL VIENTO DE TU AMOR 👉 Los Nin - ANDESGROUND 👉 Patricia Gomez Grupo - EL PAIS DEL INTERIOR 👉 Renacer Peru - JAUJA 👉 Alma Chaqueña - TIO TEQUILA 👉 Garotos de Ouro - UM BAGUAL CORCOVEADOR 👉 Llajtaymanta - K'ELLU TICA (Pujllay) 👉 Adriana Lucia - SALSIPUEDES 👉 Iony Gomez - BOHEMIA

It's Mother's Day here in the UK and as there's nothing Kate loves more than a special episode we've put together a show on the theme of Motherhood. We're joined by Claire Lynch, author of Small: On Motherhoods, her literary memoir of her own unusual journey into motherhood. Elizabeth Morris of Crib Notes book club joins us too – who better to help us pull together our essential reads on the topic. We've got laughter, we might shed a few tears, and brilliant books to cover all eventualities. BOOKLIST Small: on motherhoods, by Claire Lynch Nightbitch by Rachel Yoder Motherhood by Sheila Heti A Life's Work by Rachel Cusk A Ghost in the Throat by Doireann ní Ghríofa M(otherhood) by Praya Agarwal The Best Most Awful Job by Katherine May The Lost Daughter by Elena Ferrante The Home-Maker by Dorothy Canfield Fisher Life Among the Savages by Shirley Jackson No-One Talks About this Stuff by Kat Brown NOTES Follow Claire on Twitter @drclairelynch, and find Elizabeth @Elizabethmoya. You can sign up for her monthly newsletter Crib Notes here. Follow us on Instagram or Facebook @BookClubReview podcast, on Twitter @bookclubrvwpod or email thebookclubreview@gmail.com. Check out our full episode archive on our website www.thebookclubreview.co.uk. Do subscribe to us to be sure you never miss an episode. And if you like what we do please rate and review the show, it helps other listeners find us. If you want to go one better please spread the word about us on your social media channels. Reaching new listeners makes us so happy, we treasure each and every one, and your support helps us do that.

Wondering what books 2022 has in store for you? What will be your next great read? We're joined by industry insiders Chrissy Ryan, of dream bookshop Bookbar, and Elizabeth Morris of the Crib Notes newsletter to talk what's hot and what to look forward to. We've got your #tbr future-proofed. Book list:  Beautiful World Where Are You by Sally Rooney Brown Girls by Daphne Palasi Andreades The Heavens and The Men by Sandra Newman A Little Life and To Paradise by Hanya Yanigahara Violets by Alex Hyde Love, Marriage by Monica Ali House of Sky and Breath by Sarah J. Maas Lapvona by Otessa Moshfegh Free Love by Tessa Hadley Salt Slow and Our Wives Under The Sea by Julia Armfield Wahala by Nikki May Check out the episode page on our The Book Club Review website for more. If you like this show please take a moment to rate and review, it really helps us reach new listeners. Tell your friends, share on social media, it means so much to us when you do. Follow us on Instagram or Facebook @BookClubReview podcast, on Twitter @bookclubrvwpod or email thebookclubreview@gmail.com.

Hi! Welcome to this episode of Authors in Focus Podcast. I'm James Reid, a fantasy author publishing as JMD Reid. This podcast is all about getting to know writers, their books, and what makes them tick. We all have a … Continue reading → The post Self-Publishing Your Book at 17 with Elizabeth Morris: Authors in Focus Episode 146 appeared first on Fantasy/Sci-Fi Focus.

Su nombre era Ricardo Eliecer Neftalí Reyes Basoalto y fue uno de los poetas hispanoamericanos más importantes del siglo XX. Nació el 12 de julio de 1904, en la ciudad de Parral, región centro sur de Chile y murió el 23 de septiembre de 1973, en Santiago de Chile. Comenzó muy pronto a escribir poesía, y en 1921 publicó La canción de la fiesta, su primer poema, con el seudónimo de Pablo Neruda, en homenaje al poeta checo Jan Neruda, nombre que mantuvo a partir de entonces y que legalizaría en 1946. En 1924, con tan solo veinte años, escribió Veinte poemas de amor y una canción desesperada, y un año después escribe la que será su única novela: El habitante y su esperanza. En 1926, los problemas económicos lo llevaron a emprender la carrera consular que lo llevó a residir en Birmania, Ceilán, Java, Singapur y, entre 1934 y 1938, en España. Allí se relacionó con Federico García Lorca, Rafael Alberti, Vicente Aleixandre, Gerardo Diego, Miguel Hernández y otros componentes de la llamada Generación del 27, y fundó la revista Caballo Verde para la Poesía. En 1939, de vuelta en Chile, ingresó en el Partido Comunista y su obra experimentó un giro hacia la militancia política. En 1945 fue el primer poeta en ser galardonado con el Premio Nacional de Literatura de Chile y, desde su escaño de senador, Neruda utilizó su oratoria para denunciar los abusos y las desigualdades del sistema, lo que provocó la persecución gubernamental y su posterior exilio en Argentina. De allí pasó a México, y más tarde viajó por la URSS, China y los países de la Europa del Este para volver luego a su país natal. Su prestigio internacional fue reconocido en 1971, año en que se le concedió el premio Nobel de Literatura. El año anterior Pablo Neruda había renunciado a la candidatura presidencial en favor de Salvador Allende, quien lo nombró poco después embajador en Francia. Dos años más tarde, ya gravemente enfermo, regresó a Chile y falleció días después del golpe de estado del general Augusto Pinochet. Fue velado en “La Chascona”, su residencia de Santiago, la cual había sido violentada por partidarios de la Junta Militar. El 25 de septiembre de 1973, a pesar de las medidas de represión y amedrentamiento, una gran multitud acompaña los restos de Neruda hasta el Cementerio General. Recordamos a Neruda a través de testimonios conservados en el Archivo Histórico de Radio Nacional. FICHA TÉCNICA Testimonios: Barrio sin luz (Crepusculario) [1977 El Chile de Pablo Neruda] Explico algunas cosas (España en el corazón) [1977 El Chile de Pablo Neruda] 1965-06-11 Pablo Neruda - Carlos Wilson (BBC) 1971-10-25 Pablo Neruda- Nobel (BBC) 1971 Gabriel García Márquez (Escritor y Periodista) y Pablo Neruda (Poeta y Diplomático) Entrevista (TVN) 1973-09-25 Funeral de Pablo Neruda [RFI] Música: `Aurora´ (E Morris) por Elizabeth Morris [2011 del Álbum Nazca] `El valle de las almas´ (E Morris) POR Elisabeth Morris [2015 del Álbum Hacia Otro Mar] `Cuerpo de Mujer´(Pablo Neruda – V Heredia) por Víctor Heredia [1984 del Álbum Canto a la Poesía] `Final´ (Pablo Neruda – Los Jaivas) por Los Jaivas [1981 del Álbum Alturas del Machu Pichu] `Lejanías´ (E Morris) por Elizabeth Morris [2012 del Álbum Pájaros] `Canción para Pablo Neruda´ (Pablo del Cerro – Atahualpa Yupanqui) por Atahualpa Yupanqui [1974] Edición: Fabián Panizzi

Palabras Teológicas del 30 de Agosto 2021 Reflexionamos sobre la categoría filosófica del "cuidado de sí mismo" en el libro "La hermenéutica del sujeto" de Michel Foucault. Suena: "Darte luz" de Elizabeth Morris (2015)

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It's here. After weeks of reading, tons of post-it notes and a WhatsApp group busy with thoughts flying back and forth we proudly present our 2021 Women's Prize episode. We're joined by returning podcast guests Elizabeth Morris and Sarah Oliver to review all six shortlisted titles. This is book club so expect the full range of opinions, find out what we loved, and what we didn't, but we've also worked hard to keep the spoilers away so you can enjoy the show and still enjoy the books. Which are your favourites? Listen in and see if you agree with us as we attempt to pick a winner. Booklist Unsettled Ground by Claire Fuller The Vanishing Half by Brit Bennett Transcendent Kingdom by Yaa Gyasi How the One Armed Sister Sweeps Her House by Cherie Jones Piranesi by Susanna Clarke No-One is Talking About This by Patricia Lockwood Don't miss Crib Notes, the newsletter by Elizabeth Morris for new and busy mothers – an essential monthly run-down of the very best books from the practical to the poetic. She includes just the right information about each, and offers different suggestions according to whether you want something to sink into, or you only have time to scroll. Follow us between episodes on Instagram or Facebook @BookClubReview podcast, on Twitter @bookclubrvwpod or email thebookclubreview@gmail.com. Were you jumping up and down with thoughts on any of the books we discussed today? Drop us a line and let us know, we always love to hear from you. And don't miss our website, thebookclubreview.co.uk for our full archive of shows and to sign up to our weekly newsletter. It comes out on Sundays and is full of reading inspiration for the week ahead.

En este episodio de Los Imprescindibles, Pablo Aranzaes conversó con la cantautora Elizabeth Morris sobre su trayectoria musical y la importancia de las raíces folklóricas en sus composiciones. Eli Morris nació en Valparaíso pero vivió hasta los 10 años en Alemania, un periodo que recuerda con mucho cariño pues asegura que los alemanes tienen una cultura musical muy importante que le permitió aprender desde muy pequeña.

En este episodio de Los Imprescindibles, Pablo Aranzaes conversó con la cantautora Elizabeth Morris sobre su trayectoria musical y la importancia de las raíces folklóricas en sus composiciones. Eli Morris nació en Valparaíso pero vivió hasta los 10 años en Alemania, un periodo que recuerda con mucho cariño pues asegura que los alemanes tienen una cultura musical muy importante que le permitió aprender desde muy pequeña.

Palabras Teológicas de la semana del 02 de Noviembre 2020 Reflexionando en el entrecruce de Simone Weil y Marc Augé Suena: "Darte luz" de Elizabeth Morris (2015)

Decimocuarto episodio de Sonidos Chilenos, podcast donde cada semana estaremos difundiendo el trabajo de bandas y solistas locales que nos hacen llegar sus nuevos lanzamientos. En esta ocasión revisamos canciones de diferentes estilos, donde podrán encontrar sencillos de artistas como Chilopoda Humana & Los Mudos Haciendo Ruido,Yoyo, KoL ft. Alain Johannes, Mantras, Ironía Radial, Elizabeth Morris, Sinner's Blood y Fernando Raza.

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Lovecraft Country is a new 10-episode HBO series, based on the 2016 novel by Matt Ruff, set in 1950s Jim Crow America. The story is about a young African American man whose search for his missing father begins a struggle to survive and overcome both the racist terrors of white America and also terrifying monsters that could be pulled from the pages of horror fiction writer H.P Lovecraft’s weird tales. Writer and broadcaster Ekow Eshun reviews the series. We continue our interviews with the writers shortlisted for the 2020 Women’s Prize for Fiction. American author Jenny Offill discusses her acclaimed novel, Weather, about a female librarian struggling to cope with a domestic life haunted by the growing awareness of catastrophic climate change. National Prison Radio is run by a British prison-based charity, broadcasting programmes made by and for prisoners in over 100 prisons in the UK, and is the world's first national radio station of its kind. Next week they broadcast an ambitious radio drama – a 29 minute sci–fi adventure called Project Zed, conceived and produced by artist Ruth Beale, working with prisoners at HMP Lincoln. It was commissioned by Mansions of the Future - an arts and cultural hub in Lincoln City Centre. Samira is joined by Ruth and facilitator Sonia Rossington, who worked together with the prisoners to put the drama together. On Monday’s Front Row we heard from Natalia Kaliada, co-founder of the Belarus Free Theatre - the only company in Europe to be banned by their country’s government – who told us three of their members have been arrested in Minsk following the election. Their whereabouts and condition were unknown. Natalia returns to Front Row with an update. Main image: Jonathan majors as Atticus Freeman in Sky Atlantic's series Lovecraft Country Image credit: (c) Elizabeth Morris/2020 Home Box Office Inc Presenter: Samira Ahmed Producer: Emma Wallace

'Beach read', 'holiday read', 'summer read'. This year there's another term in the mix: the ‘stay-cation read'. But whatever you call it, for us summer reading is all about choice. Reading what you want. Not reading what you should.  So, what do YOU feel like reading? Well, we're here to help you decide. Speed read. Comforting classic. Wish fulfillment romance. Genre-bending Whodunnit. Rollicking historical epic. Forgotten 1930s gem. We've got you covered.  Listen in to find your perfect ‘beach read' – even if you're nowhere near a beach.  We're joined by Emily of the Walking Book Group of Hampstead Heath, Elizabeth Morris of the Crib Notes newsletter, friend and journalist Phil Chaffee – who joins us on upcoming episode devoted to Rodham – and Simon of the Tea and Books podcast. This show is all about recommendations. Here's a list of everything we cover: Anna Karenina by Leo Tolstoy Hotel du Lac by Anita Brookner Sea of Poppies by Amitav Gosh Highland Fling by Nancy Mitford Middlemarch by George Eliot Humankind: A Hopeful History by Rutger Bregman Business As Usual by Jane Oliver and Ann Stafford The Bookshop on the Shore by Jenny Colgan The Seven Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle by Stuart Turton Blonde Roots by Bernadine Evaristo Also mentioned: The Vanishing Half by Brit Bennett Natives: Race and Class in the Ruins of Empire by Akala  The Meaning of Rice by Michael Booth Rodham by Curtis Sittenfeld Beloved by Toni Morrison War and Peace by Leo Tolstoy Love in a Cold Climate, The Pursuit of Love and Wigs on the Green by Nancy Mitford In an Antique Land by Amitav Ghosh Effi Briest by Theodor Fontane H is for Hawk by Helen MacDonald The Road by Cormac McCarthy Lord of the Flies by William Golding Girl, Woman, Other by Bernadine Evaristo You can find out more about Emily's Walking Book Club, including how to join, here. We'd also encourage you to watch Emily sing the praises of Middlemarch, part of her brilliant lockdown series. Have a listen to Tea or Books with Simon (Stuck in a Book) and Rachel (Book Snob) as they debate ideas around books. Warning: have your notepad at the ready, as this show will leave you with a ton of recommendations. For more recommendations, from the back list to the hottest new new releases, sign up for Crib Notes, Elizabeth Morris's monthly newsletter. Follow her on Instagram @cribnotesbookclub and Twitter @elizabethmoya for more tips and reviews.

Historias para que lleguen a todos los rincones. 8vo. Programa “Cuentos de Viento”, dedicado al arte, oficio y tradición de contar historias. Episodio orientado a TODO PUBLICO. ¿Tendrán los cuentos algo de medicina? ¿Nos permiten sanar, curar, resignificar? Junto a Sandra Aravena y María José Camus conversaremos sobre esto, la sabiduría de los cuentos y las historias que nos contamos. Nos introduciremos en la magia de los cuentos. En las historias contadas, contamos con historias mágicas: Omar Saldivia y su lúdica forma de narrar, nos regala una historia metafórica llamada “El Aprendiz” y Aldo Méndez, desde Cuba – España y el mundo, nos trae “La Cucarachita Martina”; Ales Villegas nos contribuye con un relato lleno de significado llamado “Los Palacios Interiores” del escritor. “Tumba y Retumba” es la canción que nos trae Elizabeth Morris y su encanto, para recordarnos aquello que sale del corazón. ¡Anímate a compartir este programa con quien creas que le gusten las historias! Mándanos tus aportes y sugerencias a cuentosdeviento@gmail.com Conducción: Sandra Aravena Rosende, la Negra Curiche. Producción: Vivian Moya, María José Camus y Sandra Aravena.

For many parents home-schooling their children over the coming weeks, the idea of reading in snatches of borrowed time will strike a strong chord. After the birth of her son, Elizabeth Morris decided to put her career in the book world to good use and set up Crib Notes, a book club in newsletter form. Every month, she curates the perfect book recommendations for new and busy mothers. ‘Sometimes you just need a little spark of mental stimulation to remind you of who you are beyond being a mother', Elizabeth explains. Listen in for some fantastic book recommendations – for all readers, not just mums! – and some great practical tips for how to fit in reading when all you have are stolen moments. • Sign up for Crib Notes at tinyletter.com/CribNotes Find Elizabeth on Twitter @elizabethmoya and on Instagram @cribnotesbookclub • Such a Fun Age by Kiley Reid Girl, Woman, Other by Bernadine Evaristo My Wild and Furious Nights by Clover Stroud Constellations, Sinead Gleeson I Am, I Am, I Am by Maggie O'Farrell Weather by Jenny Offill The Panic Years, Nell Frizzell Neverwhere by Neil Gaiman •  Keep up with what we're doing between episodes on Instagram and facebook @bookclubreviewpodcast, on Twitter @bookclubrvwpod, and email us anytime at thebookclubreview@gmail.com, we'd love to hear from you. If you like what we do please do take a moment to rate, review and subscribe to us, it helps other listeners find us and means you'll never miss an episode.

In this podcast, we talk to Professor Christiane Kuhl and Professor Elizabeth Morris, co-authors of a recent BJR Commentary on "Breast cancer screening in average-risk women: towards personalized screening".

The is the Snippets series where I go through a series of common questions about social enterprise and give a 5 minute answer to each. Hope they help you. Feel free to be in touch with me anytime. email elizabethannmorris26@gmail.com Top training and advice for Founders, Funders, Innovative Disruptors, Social Entrepreneurs and People Who Want To Have a Big Impact by Doing Business for Good. Elizabeth Morris is a social impact specialist and experienced social enterprise strategist. Connect with her on https://twitter.com/ElizabethannM, https://www.linkedin.com/in/elizabeth-morris-9423bb20/ and SMART from the HEART group https://www.facebook.com/groups/2354161458152764/

Hey WTAF-ers!It's another SuperFan episode where we chat to writer and actor Elizabeth Morris about This Country and how you get a Hollywood beauty and an Oscar winner to star in her movie! We also find out her writing process and how she gets her idea from page to screen! You can get the This Is This Country book hereHardback bookThis Is This Country: The official book of the BAFTA award-winning show https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/1409191117/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_ViNJDb94JTWWMAudiobook This Is This Country: The REAL s*** that goes down in our village. It ain't just fetes and duck races, you know. https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07VDGBX1Q/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_xjNJDbJ741YEEGet your tickets for our next live Podcast show WTAF LIVE 3: THRICE COOKED on Friday November 29th at The Sundial Theatre, Cirencester here -http://bit.ly/2MjbpM8www.wtafpodcast.comPlease support the podcast and get fantastic This Country cast rewards at https://www.patreon.com/wtafTwitter https://twitter.com/wtafthiscountryFacebook https://facebook.com/wtafthiscountryInstagram https://instagram.com/wtafthiscountrySupport the show (http://www.patreon.com/wtaf )

Host Stuart Wright talks with co-writer/actor Elizabeth Morris about her new film, starring Gary Oldman and Jessica Alba, KILLERS ANONYMOUS KILLERS ANONYMOUS is out now on all good pay VOD platforms iTunes https://itunes.apple.com/us/movie/killers-anonymous/id1466337185 DVD/Blu Ray or Prime https://www.amazon.co.uk/Killers-Gary-Oldman-Jessica-Alba/dp/B07TXRFBFB Credits Intro/Outro music is by Chris Read. For more see www.thecomposers.tv Podcast from www.britflicks.com You can support the @Britflicks podcast by pledging money via www.patreon.com/stuartwright and/or subscribing to it via iTunes

On this week's episode: Ian was joined by Ash Hunter, Nova Twins and Elizabeth Morris.

On this week's episode: Ian was joined by Ash Hunter, Nova Twins and Elizabeth Morris.

This week I am joined by writer and actress Liz Morris to talk about her new film Killers Anonymous starring Gary Oldman, Jessica Alba, David Alexander, Isabelle Allen and Liz herself!We chat about how Liz got into screen writing and about our own experiences in the acting world - what lessons we learnt from them as well as the importance of creative arts in the world and in young people.We giggle about British humour and the importance of sharing stories even when they get gritty. Keeping humour even in the dark times and taking your experiences and thinking “ok how can I help some one else”.Don’t forget to keep an eye out for ‘Killers Anonymous’ by following Liz on twitter; @ElizabethMorri_ and instagram @elizabethmorris___Subscribe to TRIBE TALK wherever you get your podcasts and don’t forget to rate us on apple podcasts with those 5 shiny stars!Follow me on Instagram at @tribetalkpodcast & @healthybalancewithemily and Twitter @_TRIBETALK_ and @emjandrew

“I want to tell you about the night I killed Ted Morris.” Tommy Pigage opened his court-mandated appearance at the Trigg County High School MADD meeting with those trembling words. Standing in the back of the gym was Elizabeth Morris, Ted's grieving mother. In time she would find it in herself not simply to forgive but to unofficially adopt the young man who had collided with her son while driving drunk. Her husband, Frank, a part-time preacher and a driver for

As a breast imaging doctor, she interprets radiology images such as mammography (including 3D tomosynthesis and contrast-enhanced mammography), breast ultrasound, and breast MRI (including abbreviated MRI). She also does breast biopsies with imaging guidance.  She and her team have pioneered high-risk screening with MRI and offer personalized screening to women with average risk as well as those who may have a high-risk gene,such as BRCA1 or BRCA2.  Herresearch focuses on how best to use newer techniques to detect breast cancer early and to assess whether treatment is working.

A Preview of STEMCast Episode 4

Welcome to STEMCasts: Capturing the journeys of successful STEM professionals. In this episode, we have a dual conversation covering two careers.     Capturing the journeys of Elizabeth Morris, Director of Intellectual Property Law and Maureen Reilly, Civil Engineer and Groundwater Hydrologist. Highlights from this episode include: The iPhone rubber band patent. Yes, IP law is fascinating! Groundwater, a giant puzzle. Darcy's Law for fluid flow. Rugby rules and job interviews. Explaining something complicated simply.  If you would like to volunteer for a STEMCast, please contact us. Help motivate & guide the next STEM generation!

I this episode have a fun conversation with Dr. Beth Morris who is a family practice physician and a board-certified Lifestyle Medicine doctor in Greenville, South Carolina. We discuss diabetes, setting SMART goals, motivation, what ONE thing she recommends avoiding in your diet and much more. Enjoy and catch you next week! Elizabeth Morris, M.D., is a Family and Lifestyle Medicine physician with Greenville Health System in Greenville, South Carolina. As a competitive figure skater growing up, she was always interested in nutrition as a means of optimizing performance, and earned herself a spot on Team USA in 2005. She then moved on to study biomedical engineering at University of Virginia. It wasn’t until her medical training that she realized her interest in nutrition could be a career, and she then dedicated her elective time to working with various lifestyle medicine physicians around the U.S., including John McDougall, M.D., Neal Barnard, M.D., Ron Weiss, M.D., and Caldwell Esselstyn, M.D. After her training, Elizabeth had no doubt that Lifestyle Medicine is the key to addressing our chronic disease epidemic. Elizabeth is faculty at USC School of Medicine Greenville, a leader of the Lifestyle Medicine Education Collaborative, and an active member of the American College of Lifestyle Medicine. More from Dr. Morris: http://www.upstateparent.com/story/news/health/2018/03/02/doctors-prescribing-food-medicine/111010390/ https://owaves.com/day-plans/day-in-the-life-elizabeth-morris/ Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/FIMGreenville/   Please check out Rocket Surgeons at: www.Facebook.com/RocketSurgeonsMusic www.RocketSurgeonsBand.com  Find me at: www.Facebook.com/VeggieFitKids www.Veggiefitkids.com Email me at: VeggieDoctor@veggiefitkids.com Remember to share this podcast, rate and review! Have a plantastic day!

Otra chance, gracias a Mamá rock, de oír a The Doors, José Feliciano y Divididos... y una misma canción; al chileno Nano Stern y una idea sobre canciones y poesía, y las hechas por el -posiblemente- autobiográfico, Gabo Ferro, además de Pedro Aznar, junto a Elizabeth Morris, y más, mucho más.

A few weeks ago, a woman named Elizabeth Morris who works in a Sex Toy Store in the UK, contacted me with a link to an article about anal sex. Elizabeth is a content researcher and company merchandiser for Carvaka Sex Toys – which aims to get more people informed and educated about their sex lives. Elizabeth is a self-acclaimed anal sex fan and describes that it is more physically and mentally pleasurable and fulfilling when done right.  I am personally not as familiar or experienced with anal sex, so I definitely learned a lot on this episode. Elizabeth found herself giggling over my questions while I fumble for words, further highlighting my inexperience and awkwardness on the subject. Some of the subjects we've covered are: How Elizabeth (and the Carvaka Sex Toys store) wants to educate people about the full spectrum of sexual activities, including anal sex (3:23), thus the article she wrote. Guidelines on anal sex etiquette, the most basic of which being cleanliness where Elizabeth detailed the hygiene rituals recommended pre-anal sex (5:32). My personal experience with anal sex and the issues I encountered, as Elizabeth clarified how to avoid such issues through planning your meals and restroom habits (9:24). Elizabeth introduces the P-Spot and the important role it plays in anal sex, and how it can be stimulated (11:06). The stigma of society towards anal sex, especially when it is men that are being penetrated, and how it correlates with the traditional gender/sexual roles of dominants and submissives (14:15). Elizabeth sets straight the very important question – is the anus tighter than the vagina (19:40)? Kegel exercises, and how it affects the muscles surrounding the vagina and the anus for women (21:27). The recommended pace for thrusting in anal sex, what are good methods (23:00), and preferred tools to slowly introduce anal stimulation and enjoy anal sex for both men and women (30:31; 31:32; 34:16). Elizabeth's educated insights on the risks and dangers of anal sex, from simple bacterial infection, tissues tearing, sexually transmitted infections and diseases (27:47), and even anal leakage (36:44). Elizabeth also expounded on people putting odd objects in their bodies and how to make sure it is safe and doesn't get lost inside (39:00). To learn more about Elizabeth Morris and Carvaka Sex Toys, go to: www.intimatelifestyle.com/analsex  

Digital, virtual, augmented, gamified, other techno buzzword kid baddies on a rampage! The guys were joined this week again by Dave Devito for this weeks viewing of Let’s Be Evil. This movie stars Kara Tointon, Elizabeth Morris, Jamie Bernadette and is directed by Martin Owen. Got a movie you think we should see? Hit us up @onestarpodcast or on […]

This show is dedicated to: The victims of the Charlie Hebo massacre in Paris France, who fought to maintain our freedom of speech. Defending the Republic with Annie "The Radio Chick" and Dan, of Pundit Press Radio is an ongoing discussion of recent events, issues and the upcoming elections. Special Guest:  Elizabeth Morris, author of Dying in Indian Country & Chairwoman Christian Alliance for Indian Child Welfare (CAICW) http://caicw.org It's a battle of Conservative values and principles in defense of our Republic! You never know what we'll talk about: conservative, constitution, freedom, liberty, obama, tea party, gun control, republican, libertarian, stop white guilt, word  

This show is dedicated to: The victims of the Charlie Hebo massacre in Paris France, who fought to maintain our freedom of speech.Defending the Republic with Annie "The Radio Chick" and Dan, of Pundit Press Radio is an ongoing discussion of recent events, issues and the upcoming elections.Special Guest:  Elizabeth Morris, author of Dying in Indian Country & ChairwomanChristian Alliance for Indian Child Welfare (CAICW)http://caicw.orgIt's a battle of Conservative values and principles in defense of our Republic!You never know what we'll talk about: conservative, constitution, freedom, liberty, obama, tea party, gun control, republican, libertarian, stop white guilt, word 

This show is dedicated to: The victims of the Charlie Hebo massacre in Paris France, who fought to maintain our freedom of speech.Defending the Republic with Annie "The Radio Chick" and Dan, of Pundit Press Radio is an ongoing discussion of recent events, issues and the upcoming elections.Special Guest:  Elizabeth Morris, author of Dying in Indian Country & ChairwomanChristian Alliance for Indian Child Welfare (CAICW)http://caicw.orgIt's a battle of Conservative values and principles in defense of our Republic!You never know what we'll talk about: conservative, constitution, freedom, liberty, obama, tea party, gun control, republican, libertarian, stop white guilt, word 

This show is dedicated to: The victims of the Charlie Hebo massacre in Paris France, who fought to maintain our freedom of speech.Defending the Republic with Annie "The Radio Chick" and Dan, of Pundit Press Radio is an ongoing discussion of recent events, issues and the upcoming elections.Special Guest:  Elizabeth Morris, author of Dying in Indian Country & ChairwomanChristian Alliance for Indian Child Welfare (CAICW)http://caicw.orgIt's a battle of Conservative values and principles in defense of our Republic!You never know what we'll talk about: conservative, constitution, freedom, liberty, obama, tea party, gun control, republican, libertarian, stop white guilt, word 

Chuck Morse Speaks broadcasts live Mon - Fri 10am - Noon ET on the USA Radio Network. Website: http://usaradionetworks.com/ Chuck Morse Books:http://buyonlinr.blogspot.com/2014/12/books-featured-author-chuck-morse.html 1st hour: Elizabeth Morris and Michael Nygaard discuss the prevasive level of child abuse on Native American Reservations andthe cover-up. 2nd hour: Nick Tomboulides, Executive Director, U.S. Term Limits discusses the grassroots effort to pass legislation or a constitutional amendment to limit terms in office for state legislators, governors and members of Congress.

Chuck Morse is joined by Lloyd Marcus, author of - Confessions of a Black Conservative: How the Left has shattered the dreams of Martin Luther King, Jr. In the second hour Chuck is joined by Elizabeth Morris and several others who are critical of Native American Reservation policies that allow tribal councils to seize children out of homes where they are forcibly moved to foster homes on native reservations where there are numerous cases of abuse and murder.

The next in our continuing discussions of Gift Economy and being human in business. We love your feedback! Please let us know what you think – email us at radio@loveandmoneyrevolution.com, or leave us a comment below. If you’re not subscribed, please join us! How to subscribe: Most people subscribe to podcasts in iTunes; click the button to view the podcast in iTunes. If you just want the feed link to use in a different podcast software:

We begin the second year of Holistic Business Radio (YAY!) with a conversation about a whole new way of approaching marketing as a human act. This is a very different, and fascinating line of thinking. Join us! We love your feedback! Please let us know what you think – email us at radio@loveandmoneyrevolution.com, or leave us a comment below. If you’re not subscribed, please join us! How to subscribe: Most people subscribe to podcasts in iTunes; click the button to view the podcast in iTunes. If you just want the feed link to use in a different podcast software:

We discuss the problems of bartering and how barter is different from the gift economy, how to balance desire for your work with your capacity to do it and much more... We love your feedback! Please let us know what you think – email us at radio@loveandmoneyrevolution.com, or leave us a comment below. If you’re not subscribed, please join us! How to subscribe: Most people subscribe to podcasts in iTunes; click the button to view the podcast in iTunes. If you just want the feed link to use in a different podcast software:

MEM and Kristin join Andy and Rhi to talk about their experiences with gift economics in a whole variety of ways. Awesomeness ensues. We love your feedback! Please let us know what you think – email us at radio@loveandmoneyrevolution.com, or leave us a comment below. If you’re not subscribed, please join us! How to subscribe: Most people subscribe to podcasts in iTunes; click the button to view the podcast in iTunes. If you just want the feed link to use in a different podcast software:

This week we continue the conversation about the shift Megan is making in Ideaschema moving to a gift economy model, and how people are responding to it. We love your feedback! Please let us know what you think – email us at radio@loveandmoneyrevolution.com, or leave us a comment below. If you’re not subscribed, please join us! How to subscribe: Most people subscribe to podcasts in iTunes; click the button to view the podcast in iTunes. If you just want the feed link to use in a different podcast software:

Connection and community, psychological marketing techniques, and Natural Human Marketing are the topics of today's deep dive. We love your feedback! Please let us know what you think – email us at radio@loveandmoneyrevolution.com, or leave us a comment below. If you’re not subscribed, please join us! How to subscribe: Most people subscribe to podcasts in iTunes; click the button to view the podcast in iTunes. If you just want the feed link to use in a different podcast software:

In our first in this series of special episodes, we talk what Metacosmology is and how that can inform living and doing business in a new way. This grew out of our last conversation with Megan.  You can listen to it here! You DO NOT need to listen to the previous episode for this one to make sense, but it fills in more of this whole discussion and is highly recommended. Scroll down for show notes! We love your feedback! Please let us know what you think – email us at radio@loveandmoneyrevolution.com, or leave us a comment below. If you’re not subscribed, please join us! How to subscribe: Most people subscribe to podcasts in iTunes; click the button to view the podcast in iTunes. Show notes from this bonus episode with Megan Elizabeth Morris: Andy talks again with Megan Elizabeth Morris of Ideaschema. This is the first in a series of special bonus episodes of Holistic Business Radio entitled “The Metacosmologist is In.” That title begs the questions: “What is a metacosmologist?” and “Why is Megan one?” Megan says that she hopes Andy isn’t hoping for a serious answer because if he is he might be partially disappointed. The metacosmology thing is tongue-in-cheek and is kind of a joke with Megan, much like a lot of things are these days for Megan because everything she says might as well be made-up based on what she perceives as her experience in the world, which is what everyone does no matter how they describe themselves. Over the last few months, Megan had been trying to identify certain kinds of patterns in her life and in the world and in her perceptions and come up with some sort of word that would describe or refer to what she was doing when she worked on those patterns. It eluded her for a while, and she knew it had to do something with analogical thinking—where you understand Thing A by telling a story about Thing B—but she knew it also had a lot to do with different abstractions, levels and angles and permutations or patterns of things, and of course, she has zero academic background in this sort of observation and learning, other than her own self-directed reading and casual research. So she decided that if she could find something that referred to all of this and seemed logical, considering the way the English language works, that she would be happy. But ultimately, any of us is the metacosmologist when we seek to identify and understand those same patterns. She spends most of her time these days vacillating between being the Metacosmos and the metacosmologist, which is just another way of saying “between just being—like a rock or a tree or an animal or a Megan versus observing and thinking about what is the being that I am.” So that’s maybe a less complicated or a more complicated way of explaining part of it. Andy asks Megan what metacosmology means. Megan says that, for her, it’s a reference to the Universe being a Matryoshka nested doll, but something way more complex. So when she says “the Universe”—which is always what she has called it when referring to some kind of Big Thing—what she really means is the Metacosmos because what that represented to her felt so much more accurate considering the figuring that she had done. She says that it’s all her perception and that it starts to sound like crazy talk… until you start to look at all the pieces. So that’s what she’s doing: looking at all the pieces of what she is just referring to as the Metacosmos, which is maybe all of everything or maybe just her or a single atom in her body or whatever. There are a lot of directions from which metacosmology makes a lot of sense to her because the patterns all seems to fit together in really interesting ways. She admits that she doesn’t have a lot of experience talking about this in an abstract way, but in terms of how things relate to metacosmology in concrete ways, like if you’re talking about one specific thing; those are the things that she has been seeing over and over again and what she has bee...

Service, Gift Economy, Spiritual Economics - What if these formed the basis of business? How amazing could it be? Megan shares her thoughts (and they go deep!) Scroll down for show notes! We love your feedback! Please let us know what you think – email us at radio@loveandmoneyrevolution.com, or leave us a comment below. If you’re not subscribed, please join us! How to subscribe: Most people subscribe to podcasts in iTunes; click the button to view the podcast in iTunes. Show notes from this episode with Megan Elizabeth Morris: Andy talks with Megan Morris about changing our perspective on money, business and life. Andy was really struck by a post that Megan made on Facebook. It goes like this: So, we're all trying to make *money*... money is all connected to our fear/survival stuff... But in many ways it seems silly -- every one of us so isolated, not talking about the things that we're not supposed to talk about because "not having enough money" is so freaking taboo. Trying to bootstrap it individually, worrying that we won't make the cut, doing our best to put on brave faces about it, feeling alone and lost sometimes. And might seem ridiculous at first, but can you imagine if every one of us who was trying to make money put our heads together and looked for ways to help one another? I bet we would need less money in order to have the things we need... and we might find better ways to get the money we need, too. Short of me having an actual plan in place (okay okay, give me time)... Who's in? ;} Andy asks Megan how things have been going for her since she made that post. Megan says that what has happened since that post is not what she expected. She thought it would take time to test and build, but the energy felt right and she realized that it could be done right now, that day. The development of this idea of people helping people has spread out over other areas of her life. What’s happening for her is that she’s seeing so many other areas and disciplines that are backing up this idea. She’s exploring connection—natural human connection—when two people really resonate on a deep frequency. She has really applied this question of “Why do people have such a hard time around money in our culture?” to her learning and reading and has really started to dig into it, even in day-to-day life. She says that basically, we think money is necessary, but really it’s not. She expects some argument to that concept. But it’s because we’re hanging on to this little money demon—anxiety, sadness, anger, brokenness; we don’t want it but we won’t let it go. Andy compares it to hanging on to a rope as you’re being dragged across a field. You don’t want to be dragged along, but you don’t want to let go either. Megan says that letting go seems like a really easy concept, but she recognizes that it takes a lot of time to do. She is astonished, for herself personally, that letting go of the money demon has been way easier than she thought it would be. She’s also amazed, though, at how long it has taken her to get where she is with it and how much further she has to go. With every step, she feels happier, safer, and freer to connect with people. Megan talks about her reading of Prometheus Rising by Robert Anton Wilson. In this book, we’re reminded that human beings evolved in tribes or packs. What we really needed to survive was the pack bond. If you were separated from the pack in the wilderness, you could die. So, to Megan, it makes sense that we human beings have within us a deep-seated need or drive to stay connected to the tribe: seek connection, stay relevant and useful to the pack, and center your love and your work in the pack. Her understanding of this concept has been massively transformed by reading Charles Eisenstein’s Sacred Economics, a book she highly recommends. Now, we live in a civilization that has taught us that instead of prizing the pack bond over everything—instead of being terrified of lo...

El especial de esta semana está dedicado al cantautor argentino Alberto Cortéz, además la participación de Alejandro Lerner, Eduardo Gatti, Elizabeth Morris y León Giego.

En este episodio un especial de Alfredo Zitarrosa. Además temas de Tony Croatto, Tabaré Cardozo, Silvio Rodríguez, Pedro Villagra, Isabel Parra y Elizabeth Morris.