Podcast appearances and mentions of ellen wright

The cost of raising a child can be daunting and for some, the cost of conceiving can be downright prohibitive. Couples here in Nova Scotia have told CBC News in vitro fertilization treatments can add up to $20,000 per year, or more, and there's no guarantee they'll work. Ellen Wright and her wife, Anne, recently turned to crowdfunding to help cover the cost.

Episode 8 Attorney Wright saw an interesting question posted on an online legal forum recently: Will I look bad if I refuse mediation? Reasons not to go may be many, but there could be consequences in court if your refuse. What does that mean for your case? What will the judge think? Are you putting your case at risk? Do you run the risk of giving the family law judge the wrong impression if you refuse to try to settle your case through the conciliation process?Although the conciliator/mediator is impartial, has family court experience and is trustworthy, you still may not be able to see yourself sitting down with your ex at the same table. Maybe you suffered abuse and trauma and you don't feel safe, or maybe you still just have unresolved anger issues and it's just too much to deal with. In this episode, Ellen Wright is joined by Attorney David Eppley of the Wright Family Law Group to discussion mediaiton in Massachusetts.DAVID EPPLEY focuses his practice in all areas of family law including litigation, mediation, conciliation, and arbitration, including the niche area of LGBT family issues. Aside from his family law cases, David also maintains an active probate litigation practice. In this practice, David has been appointed by the Massachusetts Probate & Family Court in special fiduciary and/or neutral capacities as Commissioner for Sale of Real Estate, Guardian ad litem, Special Discovery Master, and Successor Administrator.For over twenty years, David has worked for highly respected domestic relations boutique firms and a mid-sized Boston firm where he has developed a reputation as an authority in family and divorce law. Following law school graduation from Boston University School of Law, David served two years as a law clerk to the Justices of the Massachusetts Probate & Family Court. David received his bachelors degree from Ball State University.David is a former member of the Joint Bar Alimony Task Force; former Boston Bar Association, Family Law Section, Co-Chair; former Massachusetts LGBTQ Bar Association, Co-Chair. He remains a member of those organizations and the Essex County Bar Association, where he volunteers as a certified conciliator. David has presented at various CLE programs regarding complex family law issues, including co-chairing for several years the annual MCLE Divorce Finance Summit. David is a co-author of Divorce Law Practice Manual, Chapter 8 Division of Estate, MCLE, 2nd Edition, 2008, and was recognized as a Massachusetts Super Lawyers Rising Star (2007-2011).David joined the Wright Family Law Group in 2023, helping augment the firm's presence in Essex County. David continues to practice in all of the Metro Boston area, spending time in both the Tewksbury and Danvers offices.When not at work, David enjoys watching classic films or streaming the latest Star Wars series. David is a recovering former politician having served as a Salem City Councillor for two terms a few years ago and now will occasionally advocate on local issues facing his hometown.Mediaiton Resources: https://wrightfamilylawgroup.com/divorce-mediation/www.exhaledivorcemediation.comDon't forget to download our complimentary infographic that helps explain the differences between mediation and conciliation here: http://bit.ly/3MqGYStWatch the Companion YouTube video here: https://youtu.be/YUV2AfPkzxg

Holidays can be stressful times even for families in which two parents reside together. Co-parenting during the holidays can cause unique challenges, especially if the separation or divorce happened relatively recently. However, for the sake of your children, you and your co-parent need to put aside your differences and cooperate to make the holidays pleasant for your children. Successful co-parenting does not happen by accident. It involves open communication and careful planning beforehand. In this episode Ellen Wright and her former client Tifani Kotsioloulas discuss some of the difficulties that face their family co-parenting situations during the holiday season.

It's no secret that divorce and bankruptcy are among the most stressful and emotionally devastating experiences anyone can go through. In fact, it's safe to say that bankruptcy and divorce are the two areas of law people hope to avoid in their lifetime. Because married people often share the same financial issues and challenges, bankruptcy and divorce often go hand-in-hand. Most people understand the general concepts of bankruptcy and divorce, but the interplay between the two is usually a mystery. The intersection of these two areas of law can be very complex and be a source of great confusion. As such, people often have many questions about it. However, in many instances people are too overwhelmed to even think about it, let alone discuss it. In this episode Alethea Shaddox and Ellen Wright discuss the overlap and interplay between people who are facing divorce and bankruptcy. For more helpful information download our complimentary eGuide 5 Secrets You Need to Know About Divorce and Bankruptcy here: https://bit.ly/3fqiK9AFor information about bankruptcy debt relief for individuals and families, reach out to our partner firm Express Bankruptcy Solutions xpressbankruptcy.com

In this podcast Dr Ellen Wright talks with Dr Adrian Smith of the university of Sussex. Adrian is an expert on exploitation cinema. ‘But what is exploitation cinema?’ I hear you ask. Well, as Roche observes, in his article, ‘Exploiting Exploitation Cinema: an Introduction‘ it is not a genre of films but: ‘an industry with a […]

Discover the fascinating life and work of Hollywood icon and beloved Swede Ingrid Bergman in this week's episode, hosted this time by Dash Arts Creative Associate and director Sophie Austin. Taking a journey through Bergman’s life, we look at how her strength, determination and Swedishness made her into one of the world’s most famous movie stars. In the face of sexism, scandals and tragedy, Bergman’s strident independence and ambition saw her carve out a career led by passion and creativity.We speak to Swedish actor Anna Lindgren, writers and academics Dr Ellen Wright and Dr Hannah Yelin and Stig Björkman, director of the brilliant documentary Ingrid Bergman: In Her Own Words (2015), which features Ingrid's own home footage, appearances from Isabella Rossellini and a voiceover by Alicia Vikander.Don't forget to rate, review and subscribe to help boost us in the charts! Listen to more episodes of the Dash Arts Podcast hereWatch Ingrid Bergman: In Her Own Words (2015) on MUBI here or rent it on Netflix hereWatch test shots of Ingrid for Intermezzo, as mentioned by Stig and Ellen, herePre-order Hannah Yelin’s book Celebrity Memoir: from Ghostwriting to Gender Politics here--Music Credits and notes:A Song of Pompei by Renzo Rossellini and featured in the film a Journey to Italy which is a truly exceptional film and captures the subtle brilliance of Bergman’s skills. Movie Magic by Eddie Waltman, from the album And the Oscar Goes To: Award Ceremonies & Red Carpet Music.As Time Goes By written by Herman Hupfeld and performed by Dooley Wilson in the film. Dooley was actually a drummer so the piano was overdubbed by pianist Jean Plummer. This song has perhaps become as iconic as the film's stars.Ingrid Bergman lyrics by Woody Guthrie and performed by Billy Bragg and Wilco. Apparently Woody Guthrie had a huge crush on Bergman and wrote this steamy song just for her. He never recorded it and Bragg found the lyrics in the Guthrie archive. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dr Toby Reynolds welcomes Dr Ellen Wright to the Emporium to talk about her chosen film Teasearama (1955, Klaw and Klaw), Bettie Paige,1950s porn, and much more besides....

In the second instalment of our three-part series about the Windmill Theatre, Jill Millard-Shapiro returns to talk about her time as a Windmill Girl and Dr Ellen Wright of De Montford University joins Dom to discuss 1949's Murder at the Windmill. CLICK HERE FOR SHOW NOTES

Throughout this pandemic, we have all been dealing with our own unique issues. Some people have lost their businesses, some have experienced the tragedy of losing loved ones, and some have had to cancel their weddings. Love, however, was not canceled—even if the wedding was. So today I want to explain what I believe to be a silver lining of these canceled or delayed weddings and why I think this may have saved you money. Listen in as I explain the importance of considering where you are financially before the wedding and where you want to be financially after the wedding. If you start your married life on the right foundation and plan together to accomplish your life’s goals, you can have that happy ending you are searching for. “What I have observed during this pandemic is that people found new ways to connect.” - Tracey Bissett This Week on Young Money: Why you need to think about who is paying for your wedding. The importance of considering you and your partner's life goals. How much can you truly afford to spend? Why you should think about how you want to feel financially after the wedding. Should you and your partner be entering into a pre-nuptial arrangement? Key takeaways: The importance of not passing judgment on others.  Truly think about your financial goals. How to avoid wedding day debt. Resources Mentioned: Cash Control Bootcamp EP031 True Cost of Being a Wedding Guest EP015 I Love My Dog Rosie but She is Expensive! Find Out the Financial Realities of Having a Beloved Pet with Ellen Wright! EP027 What is a Mortgage Broker with Leanne Myles EP037 Cohabitate in a Financially Fit Way EP079 Burn Your Mortgage with Sean Cooper EP070 RRSP Withdrawal Programs EP062 What is Your Money Mindset? EP092 How to be In Love AND Financially Fit with Wendy Brookhouse This episode is powered by the Cash Control Bootcamp: Feeling inspired you about your business? To start a new venture or take yours to the next level requires you to understand the cash flow cycle and how to manage the cash flow in your business. To help you learn those critical skills I have developed the Cash Control Bootcamp. The Cash Control Bootcamp is an introductory live, online group program that empowers entrepreneurs just like you to demystify your business finances and get control of your money so you can sleep better and provide the lifestyle you want for you and your family. The Cash Control Bootcamp - Know Your Numbers, Protect your Business and Grow for the Future, is for you. Register today here.  Rate, Share & Inspire Other Young Millionaires-in-the-Making  Thanks for tuning into the Young Money Podcast - the advice show for young millionaires-in-the-making! If you enjoyed this week’s episode, head over to Apple Podcasts and leave us a rating and review. Visit our website to learn how easy it is to leave a review on Apple Podcasts. Don’t forget to share your favorite episodes on social media!  Subscribe to the Young Money Podcast on iTunes so you never miss an episode and reach out to us on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, our LinkedIn Company Page, or by visiting our website.

Mary Ellen Wright has been the Professional Development and Outreach Officer (aka archives advisor) for the Association of Newfoundland and Labrador Archives (ANLA) for the last fifteen years. She has a BA in history from Dalhousie University, a master’s from St. Mary’s University and has also studied history at Memorial. Prior to coming to Newfoundland she worked at the provincial archives in Halifax, N.S.: she was a contract archivist in various institutions around St. John’s before starting with ANLA in December of 2000. Mary Ellen’s job with ANLA has taken her to archives and museums from Nain to Grand Bank. We talk all things archives, from the donation of garbage bags filled with papers to the need for accessibility, as Mary Ellen gives advice to anyone hoping to start an archives.

In the latest Here’s Looking at You podcast Dr Ellen Wright talks with Jane Giles, programmer between 1988 and 1992 at the former doyenne of British repertory cinemas, The Scala cinema. Located initially on the site of an old concert hall in Tottenham Street, Fitzrovia, it moved later to its legendary second home in the […]

Financial fitness is a journey. In the beginning, you start to learn about budgeting and saving, and as you progress along this journey, you come to a destination where you may have advanced financial awareness or even become a sophisticated investor. Whether you are at the start or somewhere in between, improving your financial fitness starts with education and resources such as the Young Money Podcast.   Today, we celebrate achieving 100 episodes of the Young Money Podcast by looking at our most popular shows. I share the valuable feedback we’ve received from our loyal listeners and how I use your feedback and comments to create new content for our show. I also share clips from our previous episodes that have gained the most traction and listener engagement since launching Young Money in 2017 as well as details of my upcoming workbook: The 12-Month Money Planner. “Financial fitness falls along a spectrum.” - Tracey Bissett This Week on Young Money:   The amazing feedback we’ve received from our listeners. How we use your feedback to continually provide valuable content. Our most-listened episodes on entrepreneurship. EP024 Young, Fun and Financially Free with Leanna Haakons of Black Hawk Financial EP026 Financially Empowering Today's Youth with Emily Bland of SucSeed EP046 Love, Nourish & Community with Sheena Russell of Made with Local The Financial Cost of Pets EP015 I Love My Dog Rosie but She is Expensive! Find Out the Financial Realities of Having a Beloved Pet with Ellen Wright! Our most popular financial fitness training episodes. EP037 - Cohabitate in a Financially Fit Way EP049 5 Questions to Answer Before Getting a Credit Card Our two top-ranking ‘industry insider’ episodes. EP021 Banking in the Digital Economy with Neil Parmenter, President and CEO of the Canadian Bankers Association EP081 Credit Canada Debt Solutions with Laurie Campbell The most popular episodes inspired by musicians and working with me! EP067 5 Financial Lessons Learned from Maroon 5 EP068 How to Work with Me in 2019 The upcoming 12-Month Money Planner   The 12-Month Money Planner Teachings:   Get out of student debt jail. Invest like Millionaires. Build your financial knowledge and confidence. Resources Mentioned: 12-Month Money Planner  - Coming Soon - Fall 2019 Rate, Share & Inspire Other Young Millionaires-in-the-Making    Thanks for tuning into the Young Money Podcast - the advice show for young millionaires-in-the-making! If you enjoyed this week’s episode, head over to Apple Podcasts and leave us a rating and review. Visit our website to learn how easy it is to leave a review on Apple Podcasts.   Don’t forget to share your favorite episodes on social media!    Subscribe to the Young Money Podcast on iTunes so you never miss an episode and reach out to us on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, our LinkedIn Company Page, or by visiting our website.  

In the latest HLAY podcast Dr Ellen Wright (and her friend Bobbie) talks with triple-threat burlesque powerhouse Cece Sinclair. Cece has been on the British burlesque seen for a few years now and has a reputation for her professionalism, her polished performances and her sheer likeability. They grabbed the chance to chat at this year’s […]

With summer approaching, many people are planning their weddings. Wedding planning can be stressful, particularly in terms of creating a wedding celebration on a realistic budget. If you are planning a wedding soon, then the expenses should also have you thinking about how these costs will affect your future financial goals.   Today, I share everything you need to consider when planning your wedding budget. I discuss the key questions you should ask yourself and your significant other before tying the knot, why you should consider how your wedding costs might affect your future goals and the importance of creating a contingency plan for things you may have overlooked early-on. I also explain what a prenuptial arrangement is and why you should consider talking with your partner about entering into one. “Before you start setting a wedding budget, it’s important to consider what other financial commitments you may have on the horizon based on your goals.” - Tracey Bissett This Week on Young Money:   The importance of identifying who pays for the wedding and the non-negotiables you and your family want for your big day. Identifying your future financial commitments and goals, for yourself and your partner. Determining how much you can afford to spend on your memorable day. Creating a contingency plan for things that unexpectedly ‘pop up’ while planning your wedding. Considering how your financials will look after the wedding and how that will make you feel. Determining whether you should enter into a prenuptial arrangement. 5 Financial Questions to Ask When Planning for your Wedding:   Why are you getting married and who will pay for it? What are you and your partner’s life goals? How much can you afford to spend? How do you want to feel financially after the wedding? Should you and your partner be entering into a prenuptial arrangement? Resources Mentioned:   EP015 I Love My Dog Rosie but She is Expensive! Find Out the Financial Realities of Having a Beloved Pet with Ellen Wright! EP027 What is a Mortgage Broker with Leanne Myles EP031 True Cost of Being a Wedding Guest EP037 - Cohabitate in a Financially Fit Way EP062 What is your Money Mindset? EP070 RRSP Withdrawal Programs – What Are They & How Do They Work? EP079 Burn Your Mortgage with Sean Cooper Rate, Share & Inspire Other Young Millionaires-in-the-Making   Thanks for tuning into the Young Money Podcast - the advice show for young millionaires-in-the-making! If you enjoyed this week’s episode, head over to iTunes and leave us a rating and review. Visit our website to learn how easy it is to leave a review on iTunes.   Don’t forget to share your favorite episodes on social media!   Subscribe to the Young Money Podcast on iTunes so you never miss an episode and reach out to us on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, our Linkedin Company Page, or by visiting our website.  

Yaaas Queen! After a short break Here’s looking at you returns and in this sickening podcast, Dr Ellen Wright has a discussion with thin, white and salty New York comedy queen and Ru Paul’s Drag Race alumni Miz Cracker. Having met on the afternoon of Cracker’s last date on her sell-out UK It’s Time tour, […]

We get into the festive spirit by chatting with Dr Ellen Wright about It's a Wonderful Life, how it went from being unsuccessful and forgotten to one of the most loved films of all time and what truly makes a Christmas classic.

In this podcast Dr Ellen Wright talks with Pawlet Brooks of the social enterprise Serendipity, who facilitate and coordinate Leicester’s annual Black History Month provision. The pair got together in the days immediately prior to the beginning of BHM so the mood was electric. They discuss Pawlet’s role at Serendipity, and the political function and […]

In this podcast, Dr Ellen Wright has a discussion with film programmer at the BFI Southbank, Anna Bogutskaya. The pair discuss the current Joan Crawford retrospective, ‘Fierce: the untameable Joan Crawford’ and associated public talk that Anna programmed.     As well as Crawford’s legacy, Ellen also asks Anna, a self-confessed ‘film nerd’, about her  […]

Ellen Wright is an experienced veterinary technician with eight years of experience in the field. Throughout her career, she has worked with countless animals and breeds. While she left her career as a veterinary technician to follow her dream of becoming a registered nurse, she still pursues her love and passion for animals, specifically cats and dogs, by offering pet sitting services. Ellen joins me today to share how you can plan to make sure you’re ready for the cost of having a pet. She also shares how various breeds play a significant role when purchasing pet insurance, the potential health concerns that can affect different pets and breeds, and how to properly plan travel arrangements for yourself and your pet. I'll also share valuable tips to help you find the right pet that suits you, your lifestyle, and your budget and the things I considered before purchasing my beloved pet, Rosie.   “Planning the type of pet you get before you even purchase it is really important for your pocket book.” - Ellen Wright   This Week on Young Money: The importance of considering your lifestyle when choosing a pet Initial acquisition and ongoing costs of pet ownership The importance of having pet insurance Biggest financial challenges pet owners need to know How the breed determines the potential expense regarding potential health issues and travel arrangements Wanting a pet versus needing one   Key Takeaways for Young Millionaires-in-the-Making: Consider your lifestyle when choosing a pet. Consider your family and their opinions about pet ownership. Consider the size of your home and how much space it can provide. Consider how much time you can commit to owning certain pets. Consider the initial acquisition, ongoing, and general costs of pet ownership. Plan ahead! Get pet insurance while they’re young. Do it early. Do it before they’re sick.   Connect with Ellen Wright: Email: wrightellen7@gmail.com Ellen Wright on Instagram Ellen Wright on Facebook Ellen Wright on LinkedIn   Rate, Share & Inspire Other Young Millionaires-in-the-Making   Thanks for tuning into the Young Money Podcast - the advice show for young millionaires-in-the-making! If you enjoyed this week’s episode, head over to iTunes and leave us a rating and review. Don’t forget to share your favorite episodes on social media!   Subscribe to the Young Money Podcast on iTunes so you never miss an episode and reach out to us on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, our Linkedin Company Page, or by visiting our website.  

Talking Atomic Blonde, Charlize Theron’s empowering film choices, fighting like a girl, a lady James Bond, and the disparity of women leads in action films with Dr. Ellen Wright, a gender and cinema lecturer from De Montfort University.

Today's story comes from storyteller, Ellen Wright. Ellen told this story about herself, her brother, and the fluctuating space between them at our San Diego show last month.This story was recorded live on 12 September 2017 at Tiger! Tiger! Tavern in San Diego, California. The theme of the evening was “Space.” Please make sure to subscribe to this podcast and keep an eye on our website and Facebook page for more information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ellen Wright is the senior publicist at Orbit Books, which is the science fiction and fantasy imprint of Hachette Book Group. Orbit's authors include Joe Abercrombie, James S.A. Corey, Karen Miller, Lilith Saintcrow and Brent Weeks. They publish approximately 60 titles each year from both established and debut authors. Ellen has been in the publishing industry for over a decade, working on both nonfiction and fiction. As a passionate genre fiction fan working at Orbit, her job is spread the word about exciting new sci-fi and fantasy releases and their authors. We explore exactly what that entails, from office communication to social media connections, fan outreach at conventions to building personal relationships with both authors and notable reviewers.

Episode 93: We always struggle choosing which stories to share on the podcast, since we cannot post them all. But we found these two stories to be so complimentary, that we decided to play them together. These stories, told on the theme "DIY or Die", reveal the inner lives of two unique women doing something they are afraid of. They embody the punk rock ethos of do it yourself, but with the unspoken caveat, never alone. I was struck by their courage and their vulnerability. I hope you are too. These stories, the first told by Ellen Wright, the second by Laurel Posakony, were recorded on 9 February 2016 at Tiger!Tiger! Tavern in San Diego. Check out our Facebook page to get the latest news on upcoming shows and the themes. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

RONI STONEMAN is a true legend of bluegrass. The youngest daughter of the pioneering country music family The Stonemans, she became "The First Lady of Banjo," a fixture on the Nashville scene, and, as Hee Haw's Ironing Board Lady, a comedienne beloved by millions of Americans nationwide. She recently released a CD with her two sisters and was the subject of book called “Pressing On� written by Ellen Wright� Website for Ellen Wright's book on Roni Stoneman.� DALE ANN BRADLEY is the 2007, 2008 & 2009 IBMA Female Vocalist of the Year and has been hailed by Alison Krauss and Ricky Skaggs as one of the greatest vocalists in bluegrass music. A former Coon Creek Girl and mainstay at Kentucky's Renfro Valley Barn Dance, Bradley commands a list of awards as long as Highway 40, yet a few minutes with her tells you she is something even more than extraordinarily gifted � she's extraordinarily human.� Dale Ann Bradley.� BELLA BETTS is a young girl of only 10 but plays mandolin and fiddle like a pro. This Colorado girl is seasoned enough to perform on the main stage at Rockygrass this past summer. Bella also works with the Colorado bluegrass music society to present bluegrass to the schools. She has played with KC Groves and other local musicians during these presentations.� Bella Betts.�

Mike Riddle has solved the creation-evolution debate.  (Speaking at the Pella Community Center Monday June 5-6 at 7 pm) info-line  641-780-4839    "Big Sky Cooking"  with Meredith Brokaw and Ellen Wright...great western recipes.  (a sample)    Sal Mohamed  wants to be Iowa's governor.  Bill Dix wants to be congressman from Iowa's 1st District.