Podcast appearances and mentions of emily cox

Send us a textJoin us in this episode with Emily Cox, a neurodivergent therapist dedicated to helping individuals and families move past life's barriers through creativity and connection. Emily specializes in supporting clients facing challenges such as anxiety, depression, trauma, and identity issues. Her unique approach integrates expressive arts techniques, creating a safe space for children, teens, and adults to explore emotions that can be hard to express in words. Through methods like Sandtray therapy, visual journaling, and creative prompts, Emily empowers her clients to navigate the rough waters of life, helping them adjust their sails and discover their inner strengths.Tune in and let Emily inspire you to steer your own course!Connect with Emily:Instagram handle: @larkspur_therapyWebsite: https://www.larkspurtherapy.comSupport the showShow sponsors:UNLMTD Active & Lounge: www.unlmtdbrands.comMeal Prep Menus:www.mealprepmenus.comGuest bookings:https://calendly.com/theunscriptedpodcast/30minIf you love what you hear and want to support in a big way, you can help us continue making great content for listeners everywhere by signing up as a paid subscriber. Thank you for your support! https://www.buzzsprout.com/1851664/support

ACHTSAM MORDEN: Achtsamkeit auf die Spitze getrieben: Darf's ein bisschen Mord zum Abschalten sein? Manchmal kommt die Entspannung ganz anders als erwartet… In der neuen Netflix-Serie ACHTSAM MORDEN finden sich Achtsamkeit und Mordlust in einer ungewöhnlichen Kombination wieder. Im Microfazit sprechen wir über die ersten Folgen, was uns zum Schmunzeln, vielleicht ein bisschen geärgert hat, und warum die Serie sich gekonnt an Karsten Dusses Bestseller anlehnt. Für alle, die deutschen Humor und eine gute Portion schwarzer Ironie mögen – hört rein und erfahrt, ob ACHTSAM MORDEN uns wirklich achtsam gestimmt hat! Seit 31. Oktober 2024 nur auf NetflixBesetzung: Tom Schilling, Emily Cox, Britta Hammelstein, Murathan Muslu, Peter Jordan, Pamuk Pilavci, Johannes Allmayer, Sascha Geršak, Marc Hosemann, Luca Maric Bildrechte: © Stephan Rabold | Netflix

In this episode of The Fix podcast, Emily Cox, the brains behind Building Badasses, shares her fascinating journey from architecture to building a revolutionary organization for women in trades. She delves into the driving force behind her vision of fostering a more inclusive and balanced industry, where women make up 51% of every trade. Listen in for a remarkable conversation on bridging the gap in the trades, creating networking opportunities, and crafting a safe and supportive space for aspiring female builders. Learn more at www.buildingbadasses.com and follow on Instagram.

Wir sind THE SIRENS COLLECTIVE. Wir führen ein digitales Archiv, dass die großen und “kleinen” Übergriffe des Alltags sammelt. In der heutigen Folge sprechen wir mit Denise M'Baye. Denise ist Schauspielerin und Sängerin. Denise ist eine Sirene und sie wird nicht müde, problematische, sexistische und fragwürdige Zustände immer wieder öffentlich anzusprechen. In der aktuellen Folge schauen wir uns gemeinsam an, welche Möglichkeiten Künstlerinnen haben, auf Missstände aufmerksam zu machen! Was sind eure Erfahrungen und Gedanken über Aktivismus? Schreibt uns unbedingt eine Mail an mail@thesirenscollective.com Das Archiv der sexualisierten Übergriffe:https://www.thesirenscollective.com Denise M'Baye https://www.instagram.com/denise.mbaye/ http://www.denisembaye.de/ Denise Podcast mit Ninja La Grande https://open.spotify.com/show/6k8XaUnNoKEDSv4QcHDazp?si=4fd378d2b2aa40aa Denise spielt in der Serie “37 Sekunden” eine Anwältin: Nein heißt nein! Für Emily Cox als Anwältin aus Überzeugung gibt es selbst in Graubereichen zwischen Einvernehmlichkeit und Vergewaltigung immer eine erkennbare Linie. https://www.ardmediathek.de/serie/37-sekunden/staffel-1/Y3JpZDovL2Rhc2Vyc3RlLmRlLzM3c2VrdW5kZW4/1 Die Themis Vertrauensstelle ist eine unabhängige und überbetriebliche Beratungsstelle gegen sexuelle Belästigung und Gewalt in der Kultur- und Medienbranche. https://themis-vertrauensstelle.de/ Unsere Folge, in der wir über unsere erste Ausstellung sprechen: https://open.spotify.com/episode/2DLjQXEzeoaY8HYOHFyAPY?si=229607499aeb46d8 Hilfetelefon sexueller Missbrauch: 116 016 Paypal Support:https://paypal.me/thesirenscollective?country.x=DE&locale.x=de_DE Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the_sirens_collective  https://www.instagram.com/kim_____hoss/  https://www.instagram.com/lisevanwersch/

We have social expectations for the ending of romantic relationships, but we don't have many for the ending of a friendship.Join us as we talk with Emily Cox about the role of our social life in our identity and how we develop that, and how common an experience it is for us to struggle with friendship, especially when many of us didn't get many of the tools we need to navigate friend relationships.Emily Cox is a licensed clinical mental health counselor and licensed clinical addictions specialist offering therapy sessions for children, teens, and young adults in North Carolina and South Carolina. She focuses on supporting children working through big feelings, adolescents navigating transitions, and emerging adults exploring identity;  and helping those who feel stuck, misunderstood, or unheard find their voice and use it with confidence.You can learn more about Emily and her work on her website and on Instagram.#BeAFriend Support us: PatreonEmail: friend@project-bff.comShare the love: subscribe + rate us in your favorite podcast app + tell your friendsWe use Buzzsprout to host our podcast + we love it. They make it so easy!Support the Show.

Send us a Text Message.Is mental health a conversation you avoid openly discussing? Join us for a compelling conversation on Demo with Mo, where we celebrate Mental Health Awareness Month with Emily Cox, a licensed clinical mental health counselor. Emily opens up about her personal journey into the mental health field, sharing how her own experiences and transformative therapy sessions shaped her commitment to helping others. Beyond her professional insights, you'll get a glimpse into Emily's passions for hiking, gardening, and culinary adventures. Listen as Emily shares her expertise in working with tweens, teens, and young adults, offering a nuanced look at the unique challenges they face during crucial life transitions.Breaking down the stigmas that surround mental health and therapy, especially within communities of color, we dive deep into the complex relationship between social media and mental well-being. Emily discusses the dual nature of these platforms, highlighting both the potential harms and the benefits of positive community-building. Learn how to create safe and open therapeutic spaces where clients feel truly seen and heard, regardless of the therapist's background. Through the poignant story of a Black woman finding solace with a white therapist specializing in Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), we explore the importance of prioritizing therapeutic fit over demographic similarities.Supporting loved ones through their mental health struggles can be challenging, but Emily offers practical advice on recognizing deeper issues and seeking the right help. From understanding codependency in relationships to finding affordable therapy options, we cover essential tips for navigating these complex waters. Emily shares valuable resources like sliding scale fees, Open Path Collective, and therapy provided by graduate student interns, ensuring that financial constraints do not become a barrier to receiving the support you need. Whether you're looking to better understand mental health or seeking actionable advice, this episode is packed with insights and support to guide you. Tune in and take a step towards a healthier mind and stronger relationships.Resources: https://openpathcollective.org/Sliding scale & Reduced feeSupport the Show.Connect with MoBecome a Subscriber for subscriber only content: https://www.buzzsprout.com/1834533/subscribeMerchandise: https://demo-with-mo.myspreadshop.com/ Website: https://www.demowithmo.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/demowithmopodcast/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/demowithmo/Facebook Relationship Community:https://www.facebook.com/groups/548524369897098/?ref=share TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@demowithmo/

Emily Cox is a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor working with tweens, teens, and young adults in private practice. Emily's work focuses on supporting children working through big feelings, adolescents navigating transitions, and emerging adults exploring identity.  Emily loves helping those who feel stuck, misunderstood, or unheard find their voice and use it with confidence.Emily has been in the mental health field for over ten years in a variety of settings, from inpatient units to In Home therapy. Emily uses an empowering and creative approach to connect and support clients in discussing their needs, often through expressive arts techniques and EMDR therapy to supplement traditional talk therapy. Outside of the therapy office, Emily can be found blasting Taylor Swift on road trips, hiking with her dog, and digging in the dirt while trying to grow new plants. Connect with Emily at Larkspur Therapy www.larksurtherapy.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/betterself/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/betterself/support

This week on the Off the Crosse Bar Podcast we welcome back to the show, and to the NLL, Marshal King. After taking some time off when his fiance Emily Cox passed away due to cancer, King made his return to the NLL this past weekend as the Desert Dogs rolled into Vancouver. To say it was an emotional night would be an understatement but with family, friends, and his NLL brothers by his side, he's right back where he should be getting the Medicine he needs. Week 16 was a wild one and it's only gonna get crazier in week 17 as we wind down the season on the March to May. We'll keep the Vibes Positive as two great fanbases showed up in droves and give you another round of BoxBets. All that and more on this week's OTCB.

Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor offering therapy sessions for children, teens, and young adults.Focus on supporting children working through big feelings, adolescents navigating transitions, and emerging adults exploring identity.Helping those who feel stuck, misunderstood, or unheard find their voice and use it with confidence.Social media links@larkspur_therapy on instagram@larkspurtherapy on FacebookLink to websitewww.larkspurtherapy.comPrimary Topic: Introversion and Energy Management- Understanding introversion and its effects on energy levels - How introversion affects energy and connection with oneself - Managing energy levels in relation to work and personal life - Dispelling myths and misconceptions about introversion and energy management - Addressing misconceptions and stereotypes in the mental health field - Importance of individualized approaches to therapy and mental health carePrimary Topic: Career and Work Experience- Transitioning into the mental health field - Background and various experiences before entering the role of a licensed therapist - The importance of previous work experiences and their influence on the current role- The impact of diverse work experiences on professional development and personal growth - Lessons learned from previous work experiences and their relevance to the current role and career path- Navigating challenges and staying motivated as a therapist - The value of taking on new challenges and overcoming fears in professional development - Using past experiences to navigate career challenges in the mental health fieldPrimary Topic: Self-Care and Boundaries- Importance of self-care and setting boundaries - Utilizing boundaries as a way to protect and connect with oneself - How saying "no" can be a radical act of self-care - Recognizing the value of setting personal and professional boundaries- Recharging and self-care practices - Strategies for recharging as an introverted individual - The significance of prioritizing rest and self-care in a demanding profession - Dismissing misconceptions around taking breaks and self-care in the workplacePrimary Topic: Business and Calendar Management- Balancing work and personal life as a business owner - The empowerment and challenges of having control over one's schedule as a therapist - Utilizing control over one's schedule for rest and balance - Implementing methods to ensure rest and renewal in a busy professional life- Navigating calendar management and rest - The significance of taking breaks and restorative vacations - Addressing workplace challenges and expectations regarding taking breaks and time off - The importance of creating a supportive environment for taking breaks and prioritizing self-carePrimary Topic: Miscellaneous Light-Hearted Discussion- Hot dog as a sandwich - Engaging in a lighthearted discussion about whether a hot dog qualifies as a sandwich - Exploring the idea of allowing the hot dog to exist without categorizing it as a sandwich

Are you interested in working with a trauma therapist but not quite sure what that looks like? In today's episode, I am talking with licensed therapist Emily Cox.  Join us as we discuss what therapy looks like, inner child work and becoming the best version of you. Connect with Emily at: www.larkspurtherapy.com Instagram: @larkspur.therapy Facebook: Larkspur Therapy If you liked this podcast, please: -subscribe -share it with others -write a review  **Let's stay connected.** Click ⁠⁠Deniseglee.com⁠⁠ to

In der sechsteiligen ARD-Serie „37 Sekunden“ geht es um eine mutmaßliche Vergewaltigung – und eine verstrickte Familiengeschichte. Im Podcast erzählt die Drehbuchautorin Julia Penner, wie sie auf diese Geschichte gekommen ist, und erklärt die Hintergründe der Serie. Und die Rechtsanwältin Antje Brandes, die für die Produktion beratend tätig war, berichtet über ihren Alltag im Opferschutz und über den tatsächlichen Umgang im Sexualstrafrecht mit solchen Fällen.

Sebastians heutiger Gast ist Emily Cox, die gerade mit der Regionalbahn im Allgäu unterwegs ist. Dort macht die Schauspielerin Urlaub, was laut eigener Aussage selten vorkommt. Emily, vor allem bekannt aus der Comedy-Impro-Serie „jerks.“ und dem internationalen Erfolg „The Last Kingdom“, ist zurzeit in der Miniserie „37 Sekunden“ zu sehen. Die in Wien geborene Tochter einer Irin und eines Briten zwingt sich gerade, weniger zu arbeiten. „Ich mag meinen Beruf genauso gern wie freizuhaben“, erzählt Emily. Dadurch sei die Verlockung natürlich groß, immer mehr Projekte anzunehmen.Mit Sebastian spricht sie über den abhärtenden Dreh in Eiseskälte für „The Last Kingdom“, plötzliche Schlafattacken am Set und ihre Handysucht, die sie mit Sebastian teilt.Ein sehr unterhaltsames, lustiges Gespräch über irische Butter, Verständnis für Verbrecher:innen und über das ewige Scheitern beim Versuch, sich selbst zu verändern.„37 Sekunden“ läuft in der ARD-Mediathek ab dem 16.8. auch im Fernsehen. Weiterführende Links: Emily Cox bei Instagram:@emilycoxofficial Sebastian E. Merget bei Instagram:@sebastianmergetAlles über unseren Host Sebastian E Merget: https://dbmobil.de/podcasts/staffel-3/merget-machts Alle bisherigen Folgen von „Unterwegs mit…“:https://dbmobil.de/podcasts

Honoring means we understand we are sacred beings and our bodies are sacred. They are not objects to be sculpted and forced to meet cultural ideals. They are not a commodity to manipulate in order to measure our self-worth. By de-objectifying and creating reverence for our bodies, we become free to experience the wisdom, magnificence and magic of our bodies. Emily Ireland Cox is an event planner, body liberation motivator, community builder, and uplifter based in Sacramento, CA. Co-founder of Fat Positive Sacramento and Sacramento Chunky Dunk swim parties. In recovery from binge eating disorder since 2009.  IG & FB @luckybombshelllinktr.ee/luckybombshell ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Dass sie eine Meisterin der Wikinger-Kampfkunst UND der Cringe-Comedy ist, hat Schauspielerin Emily Cox mit den Serien „The Last Kingdom“ und „Jerks“ gezeigt. Aktuell ist sie im Kino in „Alma und Oskar“ zu sehen. Während im Hintergrund der Regen rauscht und der Donner grollt, hat sich Emily Cox im Urlaub Zeit genommen, um mit Christian Fuchs und Pia Reiser über Schauspieltechniken, Proben für Sexszenen – und natürlich Filme, die sie geprägt haben zu sprechen. Eine Reise von „Das Leben ist schön“ über „Der Geschmack von Rost und Knochen“ zu „Fawlty Towers“. Und wir entdecken erstmalig das Nischen-Genre: Waisenhaus-Musical. Sendungshinweis: FM4 Film Podcast, 10.07. 2023, 0 Uhr.

Mit Zeit- und Lokalkolorit vermittelt der Film mit Emily Cox und Valentin Postlmayr einen Eindruck aus dem Leben einer großen Lebenskünstlerin.

The Butch Cassidies is an eclectic folk rock band out of Moab, known for its original songs, rich harmonies and upbeat vibes. The band members, Emily Cox, Trista Winder and Lisa Hathaway met on stage at the Blu Pig in December, 2022 and have been performing together ever since. Emily, the band's primary songwriter, has been writing original songs, playing guitar and performing solo and in small bands across the country for the past twenty years. Emily recently recorded with acclaimed musician Joe Cravin and is awaiting the release of a 5 song EP. Guitarist/vocalist Lisa Hathaway is a Moab musician who has been performing as a solo artist and in multiple Moab-based bands for nearly thirty years. She plays a wide array of genres in her many bands—from stripped down folk to full-band disco/dance shows. Lisa loves balancing her sets with equal attention to instrumental and vocal delivery. Trista, on vocals, moved to Moab with her partner after buying the local bike shop, Bike Fiend. Growing up in Salt Lake heavily involved in music, she was performing and traveling with an elite acapella group at age 16 and continued to make music through learning mantra and chanting. Transitioning into band music with empowered women that inspire her is her way of reminding all women everywhere to “find their voice.”

Emily Cox ist willens und in der Lage zu Extremen - ob als schlammverkrustete Kämpferin Brida im Wikinger-Epos "Last Kingdom"oder als Filmpartnerin von Christian Ulmen in "Jerks". Die Rolle der Alma Mahler dürfte ihr besonders gelegen haben - schließlich sind ihre beiden Eltern Pianisten. Moderation: Norbert Joa

Emily sagt: "Ich investiere schon viel in die Suche nach dem Glück, weil ich glaube das ist so ein bisschen der Grund warum man lebt" — und wir sind abgeholt. Ein Gespräch über Emilys Zugang zu und Erfahrungen im Schauspiel, natürlich über ihren internationalen Erfolg, und was es sonst noch zu sagen gibt: "Das Verkleiden hat mich nie so angezogen, mich interessiert nicht so sehr die Verwandlung (...) sondern mich interessiert Ehrlichkeit. Max Reinhardt nennt das 'Enthüllung'".Viel Spass mit dieser Folge

Kade Moncur from SLCO Flood Control describes what's happening in Salt Lake with the flooding. Emily Cox from Coldwell Banker Realty discusses what homebuyers should look for in a home when it comes to flooding.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Join us as we delve into the harrowing story of a 61-year-old woman who fell victim to the corrupt family courts in San Diego, California. With two judges admitting to the falsification of a court judgment by her ex-husband, a CPA and forensic accountant who specializes in fraud, the courts have yet to take action and fix their error. Our podcast seeks to uncover the truth behind the injustice faced by countless families in the San Diego family court system and shed light on the need for change.  About Karie Mcewen I am a 61-year-old woman who is the victim of the family courts in   San Diego CA. Two judges, one being the Presiding Judge Michal T. Smyth have admitted that the court took a fake judgment that my  ex-husband who is a CPA, a Forensic accountant specializing in fraud had submitted to the court and got a clerk to stamp it to make it appear real with the court's stamp on it.  This Judgment did not show in the register of action.  The Judge whose name is on the fake Judgment and the two attorneys whose names are on the fake Judgement have all said   it never happened .  My ex-husband has walked away with all my retirement and has left me and my autistic son penniless. My question to the court is when the courts make a mistake who fixes it? The court media person Emily Cox said Judge Michael T. Smyth sent this to the D.A.'s Office to be investigated in August 10, 2022 three days later the D.A.'s office said they did not have enough to prove my ex-husband who has worked with the DA's office on many cases and has been exonerated. The DA's office also ignored Judge Ratekin in 2019 who also sent this fake document and a fake wage assignment to have the D.A. to only be ignored.    The courts have enough evidence to prove it did not happen. Two judges now have been sent the judgment and fake wage assignment to the D.A. 's office.  To date 5 years have passed and the court still has not fixed the error.  There is no dispute of the validity that the Judgment was a fake and was never heard in front of a Judge and was never a court ruling. The courts have admitted in open court that the Judgment was fake, and the court clerk should not have stamped it. I have the tape recording of the Judge saying it in court in 2019. I have spent thousands of dollars to have the court fix their error.   Who fixes a court error in Family court in San Diego? I still have not had one judge fix the court error and to date still am being held to this fake Judgment. The courts have delayed this case until October of 2024. Due process is not a real thing in family court in San Diego.

Sie spielt in „The Last Kingdom“, einer der erfolgreichsten Netflix-Serien überhaupt, und in „Jerks“ – an der Seite von Christian Ulmen. Uns erzählt die 37-Jährige von ihrem ersten Mal auf der Bühne und dem ersten Mal am roten Teppich. Sie gibt außerdem Tipps, wie man mit Job-Absagen positiv umgeht.

On this episode we're joined by Laura Whitney and Emily Cox from Crush Real Estate Group. First of all, Laura and Emily share the origins of Crush and how it came to be. They also discuss what makes Crush Real Estate Group unique and what they value most when working with clients.   In this episode: Where the name and brand of Crush Real Estate came from. The other founding members of Crush. How Crush Real Estate Group organically came to be. The combined years of industry experience at Crush. What realtors are famous for doing in their work. What makes Crush stand out as a boutique real estate group. The focus of the Crush agents when they're working with clients. The importance of building relationships and why it matters so much. What to remember about the current state of rates. How Crush agents keep their boots on the ground. Why the Crush agents avoid calling themselves lending experts (and who is). A common misconception real estate sellers hold. Why you can sell your home anytime and what to consider first. Where inventory stands in the market right now. How real estate is actually a very personal business. The unique approach of Crush real estate agents. What to expect the next time they return on the podcast.   Contact Laura and Emily Laura's phone: 612-387-3052 Laura's email: laura@crushrealestatemn.com  Emily's phone: 651-755-5789 Emily's email: emily@crushrealestatemn.com 

Emily Cox ist eine britische Film- und Theaterschauspielerin. Ihren internationalen Durchbruch hatte sie in der Rolle der Brida in der BBC/Netflix-Serie "The Last Kingdom" Seit 2007 hat sie in vielen namenhaften Kino- und TV-Filmen sowie diversen Serien mitgespielt. Wie jetzt auch eine Episodenrolle im Steiererkrimi als volkstümliche Sängerin.

Don't tell Ryan, but this week, Rachel Fabi and Neville Fogarty break into the studio and coerce Brian into the longest episode of Fill Me In ever! And to make it even stranger, it has more puzzle content than usual ... and a lot of it is about cryptic crosswords! Neville gives a master class on cryptics at about the 44-minute mark, and the all-cryptic-crossword Thunder Round starts about 72 minutes in. The rest? Some Viewer Mail, some musical theater, very little baseball, and perhaps more laughter than you're accustomed to hearing on this show. The cryptics of this week's Thunder Round are (some of these require paid subscriptions): New Yorker (9/4) by Emily Cox and Henry Rathvon New York Times (9/4) by John Ewbank The Browser (9/4) by Nate Cardin AVCX (8/25) by Nate Cardin Out of Left Field (we don't actually delve into this one, but it was #127) by Joshua Kosman and Henry Picciotto Square Chase #17, "Heist," by Steve Mossberg Wall Street Journal, "Art Gallery" (8/27) by Emily Cox and Henry Rathvon Go solve them first if you don't want to be spoiled by the Thunder Round. Other stuff to click: These Puzzles Fund Abortion Jesse Lansner and Laura Braunstein's "The A's Have It" Neville Fogarty's website that looks like it hasn't been updated in over a year The brand new contest puzzle written by Rachel Fabi and Neville Fogarty! You can still get the puzzles from Lollapuzzoola! If you get bored, write something for the Fill Me In wiki. And if you're feeling philanthropic, donate to our Patreon. Do you enjoy our show? Actually, it doesn't matter! Please consider leaving us a 5-star review on Apple Podcasts. This will help new listeners find our show, and you'll be inducted into the Quintuple Decker Turkey Club. Drop us a note or a Tweet or a postcard or a phone call — we'd love to hear from you. Helpful links: Apple Podcasts link: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/fill-me-in/id1364379980 Google Play link: https://player.fm/series/fill-me-in-2151002 Amazon/Audible link: https://www.amazon.com/item_name/dp/B08JJRM927 RSS feed: http://bemoresmarter.libsyn.com/rss Contact us: Email (fmi@bemoresmarter.com) / Facebook / Twitter / Instagram / Google Voice (315-510-9892) We're putting these words here to help with search engine optimization. We don't think it will work, but you probably haven't read this far, so it doesn't matter: baseball, crossword, crosswords, etymology, game, hunt, movies, musicals, mystery, oscar, pizza, puzzle, puzzles, soup, trivia, words

In this episode interior designer Emily Cox joins to talk about her remarkable career at the forefront of sustainable practices in the built environment.

This week on the Streetwise podcast we hang art, enjoy a reading of Emily Cox's story on Social Symphony, jam to Cuee's track "Man Now," and interview musician/comedian Tim Heidecker ahead of his KC show.Streetwise is hosted by Brock Wilbur, Editor-in-Chief of The Pitch. Subscribe on iTunes or Spotify. Subscribe to the Streetwise newsletter, a weekly meditation on Kansas City news and events.Jason Klamm read our magazine story. Thanks to Jason Beers for our theme song, “One Kicker.” Our editor is Terence Wiggins.

Emily Cox, previously an elementary school principal, joins us as we discuss the most recent school shooting in Texas as well as the day that President Zelenskyy called President Biden TO APOLOGIZE for the shooting deaths of our children during his own war.  Email us comments at BphdandWL@gmail.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bphdwl/message

In this episode Kim talks to Adrienne Raphel about crossword puzzles. For lots more about crosswords, check out Adrienne's book Thinking Inside the Box: Adventures with Crosswords and the Puzzling People Who Can't Live Without Them (Penguin Random House, 2021) For some of the historical puzzles she mentions in the episode, Adrienne recommends The Curious History of the Crossword: 100 Puzzles from Then and Now by Ben Tausig. If you're inspired to start doing crosswords and looking for some guidance, she suggests the New York Times guide: “How to Solve The New York Times Crossword.” For more on cryptic crosswords, check out Stephen Sondheim's article “How to Do a Real Crossword Puzzle.” New York Magazine (April 1968). Also on cryptics, Emily Cox and Henry Rathvon's book The Random House Guide to Cryptic Crosswords (Random House, 2003) is out of print but very good. And the crossword blog in The Guardian has lots of cryptic crosswords too. Adrienne is a poet, scholar, and lecturer in the Princeton writing program. She has a super cool web site with links to all the other amazing things she's written! Our cover photo shows the stage set from Puzzles of 1925, a crossword musical! The digital image is from the White Studio Theatrical Photography Collection at the New York Public Library. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/new-books-network

In this episode Kim talks to Adrienne Raphel about crossword puzzles. For lots more about crosswords, check out Adrienne's book Thinking Inside the Box: Adventures with Crosswords and the Puzzling People Who Can't Live Without Them (Penguin Random House, 2021) For some of the historical puzzles she mentions in the episode, Adrienne recommends The Curious History of the Crossword: 100 Puzzles from Then and Now by Ben Tausig. If you're inspired to start doing crosswords and looking for some guidance, she suggests the New York Times guide: “How to Solve The New York Times Crossword.” For more on cryptic crosswords, check out Stephen Sondheim's article “How to Do a Real Crossword Puzzle.” New York Magazine (April 1968). Also on cryptics, Emily Cox and Henry Rathvon's book The Random House Guide to Cryptic Crosswords (Random House, 2003) is out of print but very good. And the crossword blog in The Guardian has lots of cryptic crosswords too. Adrienne is a poet, scholar, and lecturer in the Princeton writing program. She has a super cool web site with links to all the other amazing things she's written! Our cover photo shows the stage set from Puzzles of 1925, a crossword musical! The digital image is from the White Studio Theatrical Photography Collection at the New York Public Library. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode Kim talks to Adrienne Raphel about crossword puzzles. For lots more about crosswords, check out Adrienne's book Thinking Inside the Box: Adventures with Crosswords and the Puzzling People Who Can't Live Without Them (Penguin Random House, 2021) For some of the historical puzzles she mentions in the episode, Adrienne recommends The Curious History of the Crossword: 100 Puzzles from Then and Now by Ben Tausig. If you're inspired to start doing crosswords and looking for some guidance, she suggests the New York Times guide: “How to Solve The New York Times Crossword.” For more on cryptic crosswords, check out Stephen Sondheim's article “How to Do a Real Crossword Puzzle.” New York Magazine (April 1968). Also on cryptics, Emily Cox and Henry Rathvon's book The Random House Guide to Cryptic Crosswords (Random House, 2003) is out of print but very good. And the crossword blog in The Guardian has lots of cryptic crosswords too. Adrienne is a poet, scholar, and lecturer in the Princeton writing program. She has a super cool web site with links to all the other amazing things she's written! Our cover photo shows the stage set from Puzzles of 1925, a crossword musical! The digital image is from the White Studio Theatrical Photography Collection at the New York Public Library. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/language

In this episode Kim talks to Adrienne Raphel about crossword puzzles. For lots more about crosswords, check out Adrienne's book Thinking Inside the Box: Adventures with Crosswords and the Puzzling People Who Can't Live Without Them (Penguin Random House, 2021) For some of the historical puzzles she mentions in the episode, Adrienne recommends The Curious History of the Crossword: 100 Puzzles from Then and Now by Ben Tausig. If you're inspired to start doing crosswords and looking for some guidance, she suggests the New York Times guide: “How to Solve The New York Times Crossword.” For more on cryptic crosswords, check out Stephen Sondheim's article “How to Do a Real Crossword Puzzle.” New York Magazine (April 1968). Also on cryptics, Emily Cox and Henry Rathvon's book The Random House Guide to Cryptic Crosswords (Random House, 2003) is out of print but very good. And the crossword blog in The Guardian has lots of cryptic crosswords too. Adrienne is a poet, scholar, and lecturer in the Princeton writing program. She has a super cool web site with links to all the other amazing things she's written! Our cover photo shows the stage set from Puzzles of 1925, a crossword musical! The digital image is from the White Studio Theatrical Photography Collection at the New York Public Library. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/popular-culture

In der 44. Folge des Podcasts "Und was machst du am Wochenende?" ist die Schauspielerin Emily Cox zu Gast, bekannt aus Filmen wie "Dutschke" und Serien wie "Jerks" und vor allem "The Last Kingdom", seit sieben Jahren eine der international erfolgreichsten Netflix-Produktionen. Emily Cox ist in Wien geboren, ihr Vater ist Brite, ihre Mutter Irin, beide Eltern sind Pianisten. Am Wochenende stiehlt Emily Cox in Wien so oft sie kann den Hund ihrer Mutter, weil ihr Spazierengehen mit Hund guttut – und kocht das eine Gericht, das sie extrem gut kann: Chicken Curry in allen Variationen. Ilona Hartmann und Christoph Amend verrät sie ihre Strategie, um in jeder Situation zu entspannen, was auch aus anderen Gründen wichtig ist: "Ich bin die größte Handysüchtlerin der Welt", sagt sie. "Wenn ich nachts aufwache, ist mein erster Griff zum Handy, irgendwas stimmt nicht, ich muss das ändern." Sie erzählt dem Gastgeberteam auch, dass sie keinen Abschiedsschmerz hat, sonntags heimliche Dinge tut – und dass sie einmal am Set von Jerks vor laufender Kamera bei einer Szene mit Christian Ulmen eingeschlafen ist. Für das Wochenende empfehlen Emily, Christoph und Ilona in dieser Folge unter anderem: das Klarinettenquintett von Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, "Love" (Serie), "Unorthodox" (Serie), "The Flight Attendant" (Serie), "The Kids Are All Right" (Film), "Halbe Treppe" (Film), "Kojiro" (japanisches Restaurant im Wien), "Blumen für Algernon" von Daniel Keyes (Buch). Das Team erreichen Sie unter wochenende@zeit.de. Sie wollen wissen, was Anke Engelke, Ayumi Paul oder David Hasselhoff am Wochenende machen? Alle Folgen dieses Podcasts finden Sie hier.

In this exciting (and hilarious) new episode Emily gives you some HOT TIPS on how to select a Mortgage Broker that's right for you. BUT most importantly she drops an exciting bombshell announcing the launch of 60 Days To Construction Confidence, a brand new course created by the brilliant brain of Emily Cox herself. This 60-day action-packed, on-demand blitz will get you ready to tackle planning + running your residential construction project like the boss you are.  Whether you are building a new home or renovating an existing structure, this robust course will prep you to put together a dream team of professionals and be armed to ask them all the right questions from napkin sketch to finishes.  Let's Get This Thing Built: https://buildingbadasses.podia.com/60-days-to-construction-confidence  

Our guest include Aaron and Emily Cox, who volunteer their time to prepare meals for those in need (hear today's podcast above). On March 5, 2022, Meals of Hope packing p

In der Wikinger-Erfolgsserie "The Last Kingdom" spielt Emily Cox seit Jahren eine komplexe Figur - eine Kriegerin, die auf Rache sinnt.

This week on the Streetwise podcast we talk about a complicated day, enjoy a reading of Emily Cox's story on portal art, listen to The Creepy Jingles' track "Trojan Horse Girl," and interview Jason Bailey about his book/podcast Fun City Cinema.Streetwise is hosted by Brock Wilbur, Editor-in-Chief of The Pitch. Subscribe on iTunes or Spotify. Subscribe to the Streetwise newsletter, a weekly meditation on Kansas City news and events.Jason Klamm read our magazine story. Thanks to Jason Beers for our theme song, “One Kicker.” Our editor is Terence Wiggins.

This week on the Streetwise podcast we discuss piracy self-deception, enjoy a reading of Emily Cox's piece on romance author Elle Jackson, vibe to Taylor Lenz's track "Boomerang," and chat with musician Enrique Chi from Making Movies about their upcoming Kid A tribute show.

I sit down with Emily Cox to talk about healthy relationships, mind, and body. Emily is full of great knowledge that will fill your cup! If you enjoyed this episode don't forget to subscribe and leave a like and comment below. Follow Emily: https://www.instagram.com/emilycoxwellness/  https://linktr.ee/emilycoxwellness To keep up with Seraphine, follow her at: Website: https://seraphiend.com/   Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/seraphiend_podcast/    Instagram (Personal): https://www.instagram.com/therealseraphine/    Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/seraphiendpodcast   

In today's episode, I have Emily Cox in the hot seat. She is a yoga teacher and nutritionist in the Kansas City area. Emily completed her yoga teacher training in India and has over 300 hours of teaching under her belt. Emily also goes into how she got into nutrition and eastern medicine. You won't want to miss this one! Follow Emily: https://www.instagram.com/emilycoxwellness/  https://linktr.ee/emilycoxwellness To keep up with Seraphine, follow her at: Website: https://seraphiend.com/   Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/seraphiend_podcast/    Instagram (Personal): https://www.instagram.com/therealseraphine/    Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/seraphiendpodcast   

Today I am having a very fun conversation with 1/2 of the dynamic design duo from Onyx Design Studio, Emily Cox Emily is joining me from her lovely home in Charleston, South Carolina and we are talking about the steps of construction, what you need to know when remodeling, and her real estate journey. https://www.instagram.com/building_badasses/ https://www.instagram.com/onyxdesigncollaborative/?hl=en https://www.onyxdesign.com/

Emily Cox (No relation to Erin) graduated from Clemson University and has taken the world by storm ever since. Emily Cox and Michelle Suddeth, award-winning designers with extensive backgrounds in architecture and interiors, Building Badasses was born out of a frustration for the disconnect and lack of estrogen in and around the job site. Convinced there were more leading ladies looking to make headway in this male-dominated space, this dynamic design duo started hosting small gatherings (with a cocktail, of course) to connect the women they knew in the building community.

I was wondering if you have any ideas for the title of the episode we recorded last week, this is what I have for the synopsis so far: How do dominant discourses surrounding childhood disability shape rehabilitative practice? That is the core question on the research project of the MSc student Emily Cox. In this episode, hosts Ana Moyer and Laura Munoz find themselves re thinking ideas such as independence, identity and the differences between impairment and disability. Emily's study intend to reveal whether the ways we think about and act on disabilities have an impact on the lives of disabled children.   To reach Emily you can email her at ecox29@uwo.ca     Recorded on July 6, 2021. Produced by Laura Munoz Baena. Theme song provided by https://freebeats.io/ Produced by White Hot.

Holistic health coach Emily Cox is our second guest on the show, but was our first to record for an interview. We visited Emily in her lovely home (with plenty of plants, mind you) to talk about intuitive and disordered eating, body love and love itself, and the progression of Emily's career as a yoga teacher. Emily teaches, facilitates, and speaks all over Kansas City, including spots such as Crossroads Hotel, Paradise Garden Club, Woodside and Maya Yoga.Stay updated with Emily's class schedule via her website or Instagram.Let us know what you think of the episode! IG: @yogabrainkc Donations: yogabrainkc.orgEmily CoxFeatured Guest@emilycoxwellnessJenny MartinHost + Director@jenny.eats.the.worldConnor YeagerSong: 'Kismet'@trippysippycj

Stacy and Erin sit down with Emily Cox and Michelle Suddeth of Building Badasses to discuss why it always saves money to hire a designer.    

This week on the Streetwise podcast we discuss our hidden histories, rock out to Sopchoppy's track "Supernatural Bologna", and enjoy a reading of Emily Cox's Indigenous art piece, "Relatively Speaking".Our episode this week is brought to you by Worlds of Fun.Streetwise is hosted by Brock Wilbur, editor-in-chief of The Pitch. Subscribe on iTunes or Spotify. Subscribe to the Streetwise newsletter, a weekly meditation on Kansas City news and events.Jason Klamm read our magazine story. Thanks to Jason Beers for our theme song, “One Kicker”. Our editor is Terence Wiggins.

Emily Cox teaches Math, Science, STEM, & Latin with us in our upper grades, and is a co-teacher to her three kids. With her years of experience as a teacher (and co-teacher), Emily has several helpful tips for our satellite classrooms!

In this episode you get to meet our wives, Emily Cox and Dr Monica Hall Porter. We will talk about Monica & Tyrone's boys and the education system in Boston. We also explore truths and misconceptions about the neighborhood city of Boston. And we drink gin. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bphdwl/message

Die Schauspielerin Emily Cox war am Sonntagvormittag unser Gast in „Hallo Brandenburg“. Den meisten von uns ist sie aus der erfolgreichen Serie "Jerks" bekannt. Darin spielt sie die „nah am Wasser gebaute“ Lebensgefährtin von Christian Ulmen. Die Landeshauptstadt Potsdam ist ihr daher nicht unbekannt, denn die Serie wird quasi vor unserer Haustür gedreht.

This week on the Streetwise podcast we discuss Benji the Cat, enjoy a reading of Emily Cox's piece on KC Tenants' block party, check out Merlin's track "The Revenger", and chat with Rob Schamberger about crafting art for professional wrestling. Streetwise is hosted by Brock Wilbur, editor in chief of The Pitch. Subscribe on iTunes or Spotify. Subscribe to the Streetwise newsletter, a weekly meditation on Kansas City news and events.Jason Klamm read our magazine story. Thanks to Jason Beers for our theme song, “One Kicker”. Our editor is Terence Wiggins.

Sie ist ein absoluter Serienprofi: Emily Cox übernahm 2015 in der Wikingerserie "The Last Kingdom" die Rolle der Brida, in der deutschen Serie "Jerks" steht sie seit vier Jahren gemeinsam mit Christian Ulmen vor der Kamera. Noch ist die Schauspielerin mitten in den Dreharbeiten für die fünfte Staffel von "The Last Kingdom", für uns hat sie einen Zwischenstopp in der Redaktion gemacht: In der zehnten Folge des STANDARD-Podcasts erklärt Emily Cox im Gespräch mit Anne Feldkamp und Michael Hausenblas, wie sie ihren Serientod bislang verhindert hat, wie oft sie für ihre Rolle als Kriegerin trainiert, wie aufregend Liebesszenen im Film wirklich sind und wie Mama und Papa das sehen.

This week on the Streetwise podcast we discuss the Fauci Ouchie, listen to a reading of Emily Cox's story on Megan Karson, salute the city with David Luther's track “Home to Kansas City”, and talk political perils with Ross Benes, author of Rural Rebellion: How Nebraska Became a Republican Stronghold.

Sales and marketing admin/freelance festival contractor, Emily Cox Rebert, discusses the effects of COVID on the live music and festival scene and the ramifications of our current health crisis as we move forward. Also….BATS!!!! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

From grandiose gestures to the friend zone, Brett McGinn is our guest this week and he has seen it all. Brett is the owner of an apparel company called Love Fucking Sucks and shares his story that began in college when he was giving girls advice while his buddies were getting drunk! We have a special merchandise giveaway for you this week as we invite him and his friend Emily Cox to share their thoughts on their Enneagram types and how oral sex was a deal breaker one night after a concert! To win two special logo shirts and a hoodie from Brett, head on over to his Instagram account @lovefuckingsucks___ now to enter for your chance to win! We are sponsored by Dr. Kristen Hick at the Center for Shared Insight, who is accepting new tele therapy and in person clients now beginning with a complimentary consultation! If you are looking for more support right now, click centerforsharedinsight.com to connect with her today! Each week, we host a private, exclusive, members only group coaching call where you can learn how the Enneagram, your attachment style, and love languages can build the foundation for an ideal relationship. Click bit.ly/Believe-group-coaching to apply now!

Today on Streetwise from The Pitch we discuss being awake too late, check out We The People's track "Misunderstood", enjoy a reading of Emily Cox's piece KC futures piece, and chat with GB “Doc” Burford about his new game Adios. Streetwise is hosted by Brock Wilbur, editor in chief of The Pitch. Subscribe on iTunes or Spotify. Subscribe to the Streetwise newsletter, a weekly meditation on Kansas City news and events. Jason Klamm read our magazine story. Thanks to Jason Beers for our theme song, “One Kicker”. Our editor is Terence Wiggins, whomst you should hire.

Bei vielem, was gerade fürs Kino oder für Streaming-Portale produziert werden sollte, herrscht Stillstand, auch bei der Erfolgsserie "Jerks". Wir sprechen darüber mit einer der Hauptdarstellerinnen, Emily Cox. Zeitgleich darf sie sich freuen, dass jetzt die vierte Staffel von "The Last Kingdom" erschienen ist, einer weiteren Serie, in der sie mitspielt.

Echeveria - Dickblattpflanze, pflegeleicht, dekorativ - Hingucker. Das sind die Attribute die spontan kommen. Emily Cox ist im ersten Ausbildungsjahr bei Kakteen-Haage. Aber sie ist auch Expertin in Sachen Echeveria - deswegen haben wir sie gern in den mdr Garten geschickt. Im Interview erzählt Emily Cox ein bisschen von der Vorbereitung - und über das was im Fernsehen nicht zu sehen sein wird. Der Beitrag CactusPodcast 005 – Echeveria – Interview mit Emily Cox erschien zuerst auf Cactusblog.

The cast is left unsupervised with Emily Cox, entrepreneur behind Onyx Design Collaborative, The Circle and Building Badasses. Jen talks about tapping it out, getting baked and stripping down in Tulum.

NPW podcast Episode 32 – Should we all be shouting about our pay? This month, we held our live panel in Burnley at Burnley College and discussed the barriers still holding back women from senior leadership, what career advice you would give to the 18 year old you and whether you should discuss your pay with your colleagues The big interview is with Emily Cox, Group Head of Customer Relations at Lloyds Banking Group, who spoke about being a woman in finance during the global economic crisis and how shared parental leave will become crucial for firms in embrace in the future. And in Ask the Hive – who makes better leaders? Introverts or extraverts? Plus, all the Northern Power Women news you need. 

Filmkritiken zum Filmfestival Max Ophüls Preis 2020 - Nur Ein Augenblick, Sunburned, Lost In Face, A Living Dog Lockere Filmkritiken zum selbst mitmachen! Meldet euch via Mail (info@tele-stammtisch.de), Facebook, Twitter oder Instagram für den nächsten Podcast an! Haupt-RSS-Feed | Filmkritiken-RSS-Feed iTunes (Hauptfeed) | iTunes (Filmkritiken) Spotify (Hauptfeed) | Spotify (Filmkritiken) Website | Twitter | Facebook | Instagram Skype: dertelestammtisch@gmail.com Titel: A Living Dog Länge (min): 94 Regie: Daniel Raboldt Darsteller: Stefan Ebel, Siri Nase, Nikolai Will uvm. Verleih d. NOCTURNUS FILM Trailer Titel: Sunburned Länge (min): 94 Regie: Carolina Hellsgård Darsteller: Sabine Timoteo, Zita Gaier, Gedion Oduor Wekesa uvm. Verleih d. Camino Filmverleih Trailer Titel: Nur Ein Augenblick / The Accidental Rebel Länge (min): 108 Regie: Randa Chahoud Darsteller: Mehdi Meskar, Emily Cox, Jonas Nay uvm. Verleih d. farbfilm verleih GmbH Trailer Titel: Lost In Face Länge (min): 81 Regie: Valentin Riedl Darsteller: Valentin Riedl, Frédéric Schuld uvm. Verleih d. Corso Film-und Fernsehproduktion Gäste: 41. Filmfestival Max Ophüls Preis Website | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram Andi Facebook | Twitter | Instagram Max Rauscher Website | Facebook | Instagram Patrick Facebook | Twitter | Instagram i used the following sounds of freesound.org: Musical Snapshots by Columbia Orchestra Short Crowd Cheer 2.flac by qubodup License (Copyright): Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) Folge direkt herunterladen

Join us and the singers of Spanish Spanish Baby, Callie Keller, Delilah Hutchins, Ella Forkin, and Emily Cox!!! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-malarkey-podcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-malarkey-podcast/support

Audicted is a new podcast from Audible about audiobook recommendations. Emily Cox is an editor at Audible and one of the show’s hosts. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/consumed/support

We’re here with Emily Cox to talk about the new articles and print version of Scapi Magazine! We talk about Ameya Pawar pushing for Solitary Confinement reform, Senate Bill 1… The post Scapi Radio 08.30.17 Sounding Board w Emily Cox appeared first on Scapi Magazine.

Daniel sits down with Sydney Ray and Emily Cox to talk about Music for Theatre Chicago’s production of The Wild Party, portraying substance abuse and mental health, weaving multiple narratives,… The post Scapi Radio 08.23.17 Sydney Ray, Emily Cox appeared first on Scapi Magazine.

We’re back at Nitecap Coffee Bar for the premiere of She, After by Daniel Felsenfeld. Emily Cox sings this set of three monodramas with Cody Michael Bradley, Connor Allison, and… The post Scapi Sessions 06.20.17 She, After appeared first on Scapi Magazine.

We sit down with Emily Cox to talk about Starving Artist, Fine-tuning skills that aren’t just for auditions, not travelling to New York, and Amy Poehler The post Scapi Radio 04.25.17 Emily Cox appeared first on Scapi Magazine.

In this episode I welcome Emily Cox, owner of E3 Entertainment and President of the Board of Directors for the Omaha Entertainment and Arts Awards. I also welcome Kate Prokop from Through the Stone and musician Dominique Morgan. We talk about the 10th Annual Omaha Entertainment and Arts Awards, and in this episode focus on the music category.  This is the first in our series dedicated to the various categories of the OEAAs. We chat about the music categories and how the OEAAs enhance our music scene with music showcases and various events through the year that support our creative scene.   OEAA Website OEAAs on Facebook