Podcast appearances and mentions of Emily Maguire

In this episode of Writes for Women, guest host Mary-Lou Stephens sits down with historical fiction author Emily Maguire to discuss her latest novel, 'Rapture', set in the ninth century. They delve into Maguire's transition from contemporary fiction, the extensive research involved, and the challenges of writing historical content while maintaining authenticity. Maguire also shares insights about her personal connection with faith and nature, the writing process, and the collaborative role of her editors. For paid Substack subscribers, additional content includes Maguire's experiences with literary awards and mentoring emerging writers. SHOW NOTES: Writes4Women www.writes4women.com Facebook @writes4women Twitter / Instagram @w4wpodcast Emily Maguire Website: click here Instagram: click here Mary Lou Stephens Website: click here Instagram: click here Facebook: click here Twitter: click here Pamela Cook www.pamelacook.com.au Facebook: click here Twitter: click here Instagram: click here This episode produced by Pamela Cook for Writes4Women. Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/writes4women?fan_landing=trueSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

With Beejay Silcox.What can a legendary woman from the medieval past teach us about our present? Emily Maguire, whose latest novel is Rapture, talks about ambition, power and cultural transgression – on and off the page – with critic Beejay Silcox.Event details:Tue 04 Mar, 2:30pm | North Stage

Episode Title: Summer Reading Pile Podcast: Between The Lines Hosts: Leanne Tran and Chelle Griffin Episode Summary: In this episode of "Between The Lines," hosts Leanne Tran and Chelle Griffin dive into their summer reading lists, sharing the books they're excited to explore in the coming months. They discuss both fiction and non-fiction selections, highlighting the themes and stories that have captured their interest. The conversation reflects the anticipation and joy of discovering new books and the shared experience of reading alongside their listeners. Key Discussion Points: Introduction and Excitement for Summer Reading: Leanne and Chelle express their excitement for discussing their upcoming reads and the joy of having a "to be read" pile. Summer Book Club Selections: The hosts introduce the summer book club picks: "Bright Shining" by Julia Baird and "Cactus Pear for My Beloved" by Samah Sabawi, discussing the themes of grace and courage. Fiction Picks: Leanne shares her interest in "Juice" by Tim Winton and "The Other Bridget" by Rachel Johns, while Chelle highlights "Rapture" by Emily Maguire and "Wing" by Nikki Gemmell. Non-Fiction Picks: Leanne plans to read "You Don't Have to Have a Dream" by Tim Minchin, while Chelle chooses "The Art of Bleisure" by Emma Lovell and "Recipe Tin Eats: Tonight" by Nagi Mayashi. Discussion on Book Themes and Anticipation: The hosts reflect on the themes of their chosen books, such as environmental activism, personal growth, and the intertwining of pleasure and work. Book Club and Reading Community: Leanne and Chelle discuss the value of their book club community, the upcoming author interviews, and the joy of sharing reading experiences with others. Final Thoughts and Recommendations: The hosts encourage listeners to join their book club and consider gifting a membership for the holidays. They express their excitement for the upcoming reading season and the opportunity to connect with listeners through shared literary journeys. Closing Remarks: Leanne and Chelle thank their audience for tuning in, wish everyone happy holidays, and look forward to the discussions and discoveries that the summer reading pile will bring.

Writer Emily Maguire on losing her own faith, but finding awe and inspiration in a controversial myth about a female pontiff who some people believe sat disguised on the papal throne for two years in the ninth century.Writer Emily Maguire grew up in a very Christian home, where life revolved around the Church and prayer.By the time she was in her late teens, Emily had well and truly rebelled against her religious upbringing, eventually dropping out of high school, getting a job at McDonalds and getting married.But it wasn't until she suffered a rare stroke in her 20s, that Emily truly lost her faith.She remained fascinated by the history and the stories of the Church, however, and has written several books inspired by that interest.Most recently, Emily was gripped by a tale that has haunted the Catholic Church for more than 1,000 years—rumours of a woman who disguised herself as a man, entered a Benedictine Monastery and rose up the ranks until she was elected the most holy ruler of all, the Pope.If she truly did exist, after two years on the papal throne, Pope Joan was found out in the most dramatic way possible.This episode of Conversations discusses Catholicism, Jesus, religion, faith, writing, books, atheism, Christianity, finding God, losing faith, agnostics, spirituality, Christian history, power, politics, Roman Empire, Constantine, Charlemagne, marriage, childless by choice, Pope Joan, female pope, female Bishop, female leadership, teenage girls, teen sexuality, rebellion, crisis of faith.

On Book Matters today we speak to two Australian authors who take us to Italy during two different eras. First up Janine speaks to Perth based author Tess Woods about her fourth women's fiction novel The Venice hotel; where the lives of four very different women become entangled in a boutique hotel where dark secrets unravel and where not everyone who checked into the hotel will check out again. Then Kate chats with Sydney based author Emily Maguire about her historical fiction novel Rapture; an enthralling evocation of a world in turmoil threaded through by the life of a singular brilliant woman. An imaginative and audacious historical novel from the best-selling author of Love Objects and An Isolated Incident. We hope you enjoy!https://www.connectedlibraries.org.auhttps://www.instagram.com/caseycardinialibraries/https://twitter.com/CasCarLibrarieshttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2i9T4cx7vDpqmiRGbVse0g

Ash Davida Jane reviews Rapture by Emily Maguire, published by Allen and Unwin.

Subscribe to our Substack for full, linked shownotes: https://thatromcompod.substack.com/Featuring: Clare Fletcher (Instagram) and Karina May (Instagram)Pan Macmillan open submissionsAustralian Society of Authors (ASA) contract review service and Virtual Literal speed dating eventsAlex Adsett Literary ConsultancyAustralian Writers Centre (AWC) coursesYear of the Novel with Emily Maguire and upcoming Writing NSW coursesEmily MaguireRomance Writers of Australia (RWA) conference, Adelaide 2024Penny Carroll editorKatherine Collette author and writing coachRecorded on Gadigal land. | Editing: Joshua Broadbent, Marker Creative Co. | @thatromcompod Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This year's AD/PD Conference was held in Lisbon, Portugal from the 5th to 9th March. In this second of a two-part special we bring you highlights from the last few days of the conference. The AD/PD Conference focuses on basic science and translational and clinical research bringing New insights on disease mechanisms and etiologies, the latest findings from clinical trials, innovative outlooks on therapy and prevention and advances in diagnostic markers. In this special on-location recording our guest host Dr Emily Maguire, Senior Research Associate from the UK Dementia Research Institute at Cardiff University talks with: Dr Daniel Erskine, Senior Lecturer at Newcastle University. Dr Heather Snyder, Alzheimer's Association Vice President, Medical & Scientific Relations & Dr Timothy Siegert, Co-Founder, President & COO of Allyx Therapeutics. -- For more information on the event visit: https://adpd.kenes.com/ Full biographies on all our guests and a transcript can be found on our website: https://www.dementiaresearcher.nihr.ac.uk -- Like what you hear? Please review, like, and share our podcast - and don't forget to subscribe to ensure you never miss an episode – and if you prefer to watch rather than listen, you'll find a video version of this podcast on our YouTube Channel https://youtu.be/154FZrzwLwE This podcast is brought to you by University College London / UCLH NIHR Biomedical Research Centre in association with Alzheimer's Association, Alzheimer's Research UK, Alzheimer's Society and Race Against Dementia who we thank for their ongoing support. -- Follow us on Social Media: http://www.instagram.com/dementia_researcher/ http://www.facebook.com/Dementia.Researcher/ http://twitter.com/demrescommunity http://bsky.app/profile/dementiaresearcher.bsky.social http://www.linkedin.com/company/dementia-researcher #dementiaresearch #adpd2024 #ADPDConference

Episode 132 – Talent Manager Emily Maguire In this episode of The Voiceover Gurus Podcast, we gain insights from Talent Manager and Career Consultant, Emily Maguire, on the industry from a performer's perspective. Her expertise and experience make her an excellent resource for maintaining mental health for auditions and performances on a day-to-day basis. We delve into the crucial topics of self-confidence and self-worth, which play a significant role in our daily auditioning lives. About Emily: Emily Maguire is a Level 7 Career Development Professional with over two decades of experience in business management and mentoring, Emily is a go-to professional for individuals and companies in the creative industries. She has worked with clients worldwide for over 1000 coaching and mentoring hours, helping them achieve their career goals.   Emily is a registered career development professional at the Career Development Institute (CDI), where she also serves as a board member and regional representative for the CDI Yorkshire and Humberside regions. Her passion for mental health awareness and career education has led her to advocate for disadvantaged individuals and encourage social mobility. As a trained meditation teacher and mental health first aider, Emily incorporates mindfulness into her coaching techniques to help clients thrive. Outside of coaching, she is also the Managing Director of Reflections Talent Agency™, which represents actors for TV and film. Her recent work includes popular productions like Mission Impossible, Dungeons and Dragons, Sanditon, Carnival Row and Operation Fortune.   Please visit Emilys' websites: https://www.reflectionstalentagency.co.uk/ www.reflectionscareercoaching.co.uk   FOR MORE INFO ON THE SHOW AND THE GURUS, PLEASE VISIT: Coaching Website: https://voiceover.guru/  and https://learnwiththegurus.com/ Join our Circle Community: https://the-voiceover-gurus.circle.so/home Linda Bruno Voice Actress  https://www.lindabruno.com Alyssa Jayson Actress and Musician http://www.alyssajayson.com Kevin Kilpatrick Voice Actor   https://kevinkilpatrick.com/

Today we're talking about how business tools such as the 360 feedback can be used to build your confidence and sense of self worth, with the help of coach Emily Maguire. Find out more about coaching with Emily at her website here: https://www.reflectionscareercoaching.co.uk/ and her Facebook page here https://www.facebook.com/ReflectionCareerCoaching/ Your host Joanne Mallon is the author of several self help books including most recently How to Find Calm in Five Minutes a Day https://amzn.to/47nET0R If you found this episode helpful, you can support the podcast by leaving a rating or review, or by buying Joanne a coffee here https://ko-fi.com/joannemallon  Check out Joanne's new online bookshop, featuring the best self help books she's found: https://uk.bookshop.org/shop/joannemallon

Clare Fletcher talks to Cheryl Akle about journalism, her writing experience with Emily Maguire, and what goes into a good rom-com. Her latest novel, Love Match, is out now. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On today's episode The Briefing continues our focus on what you might not know about domestic violence. Today's episode is more about you and what can you do. Antoinette Lattouf sits down with Emily Maguire, CEO of Respect Victoria on how to spot an abusive relationship and help a friend or relative who's in one. *Content Warning*This episode includes details of domestic violence including sexual violence.1800RESPECTLifeline 13 11 14   Follow The Briefing:Instagram: @thebriefingpodcast Facebook: TheBriefingNewsAUTwitter: @TheBriefingAUSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

I know you think we've talked about email a lot but we're going to dive into  one of the most overlooked parts of your email marketing, the metrics Guest, Emily Maguire shares lessons learned over a decade sending successful email campaigns generating millions of dollars in revenue. She suggests that falling in love with open rates is a mistake. It doesn't matter how many people open your email, it only matters what they do next.  You can game the system to change your open rates, or use click bait headlines, but that won't actually help you sell more.   Engagement metrics, clicks, downloads, replies and even unsubscribes are much more reliable predictors of how well your email campaign is really performing.   LOOK FOR EMILY:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/mcguireemily/   

In Season 3 Episode 12, Travis sits down with Emily Maguire, Vice President of Ticket Sales & Service for the Denver Nuggets.  Emily started off in Inside Sales with Kroenke Sports & Entertainment and has since worked her way up to being a Vice President for two franchises.  Tune in to hear what has done consistently to grow her career. 3 Hot Topics: ✅ Selling Regardless of Team Performance ✅ Growth of the MLS  ✅ Sharing Best Practices www.52weeksofhustle.com Book Available - https://www.amazon.com/dp/1735610801 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

VLGA Connect, episode 266:Emily Maguire, the CEO of Respect Victoria, joins Chris Eddy and Kathryn Arndt on today's episode to talk about the role of her organisation, how it engages with local government, and about the opportunities for more connection and involvement through such initiatives as the 16 Days of Activism.

Welcome to the FANZA Fringe – Virginia and Louise from the Diving In podcast in Australia are thrilled to be part of the fringe program for FANZA, the charitable Foundation for Australian and New Zealand Arts.The psychological consequences of hoarding and a murderous small town in New Zealand are just some of the surprising narratives in the books discussed for this episode.Email hello@divinginpodcast.comInstagram @diving_in_podcastVirginia's Instagram @virginia_readsLouise's Instagram @louise_cooks_and_readsSong ‘Diving In' – original music and lyrics written and performed by Laura Adeline – https://linkt.ree/llauraadelinePodcast sound production and editing by Andy Maher.Graphics by Orla Larkin - create@werkshop.com.auBooksLove Objects by Emily Maguire, 2021, Allen and Unwin, AustraliaHeartsick by Jessie Stephens, 2021, Pan Macmillan, Australia,The Nancys by RWR McDonald, 2019, Allen and Unwin, AustraliaNancy Business by RWR McDonald, 2021, Allen and Unwin, AustraliaOne Hundred Days by Alice Pung, 2021, Black Inc. AustraliaThe Coconut Children by Vivian Pham, 2020, Penguin BooksOtherAustralian Book Reviewhttps://www.australianbookreview.com.au/

Ceridwen Dovey and Emily Maguire shed light on their riveting new novels, both electrifying tales of trust and consequences, with Bridie Jabour. A murder mystery and study of modern manners, Ceridwen's Life After Truth tells of former Harvard classmates whose weekend reunion is rocked by the death of a fellow alumnus. Emily is a Miles Franklin Award shortlisted writer whose latest novel, Love Objects, is the insightful, compassionately drawn story of a young woman whose aunt is imperilled by compulsive hoarding. Together, the two discuss the writing process, midlife opportunities (rather than midlife crises), and the power of fiction to generate empathy. “More and more I feel that in fiction we are all rehearsing for real life...it continues to astound me that as humans we have no real way of knowing what is going on in anybody else's mind and yet we still manage to come together and try so hard to communicate between one another, there's something heartbreaking about that. And for me that's what fiction is...it's the most profound tool we have at our fingertips to get into each other's experiences.” – Ceridwen Dovey See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

An oldie but a goodie! A relevant read about everyday violence, the media's obsession with pretty dead girls and the search for answers in a country town community.

In this episode we welcome Emily Maguire, Vice President of Ticket Sales & Service for the Denver Nuggets. You'll hear Emily share her career journey, starting out in inside sales and working her way up through the challenges and personal breakthroughs. Emily's dedication to her growth and commitment to her team has led her to be one of Kroenke Sports & Entertainment's key and impactful revenue leaders.

Sofie Laguna, Emily Maguire and Campbell Mattinson discuss the complications of love, with Jason Steger. Complicated Love was part of the Write Around the Murray program for 2021 Recorded 18/09/2021

In this Craft of Writing episode Pam chats to  Emily Maguire on characterisation in her latest novel Love Objects. Emily is the author of six novels, including the Stella Prize and Miles Franklin shortlisted An Isolated Incident and three non-fiction books. Emily's articles and essays on sex, feminism, culture and literature have been published widely, including in the Sydney Morning HeraldThe Australian,The Observer and The Age. Emily works as a teacher and mentor to young and emerging writers, and is 2018-19  was Writer in Residence at the Charles Perkins Centre at the University of Sydney, where she undertook much of the research she did for Love Objects. The Saturday Paper says this of the characterisation in Love Objects: One of the most compelling elements of this accomplished book is Maguire's ability to completely inhabit a character. There's so much great advice in this episode on how to inhabit your character's skin. Grab a cuppa and join Pam and Emily on the Writes4Women Convo Couch.   SHOW NOTES: Writes4Women www.writes4women.com Facebook @writes4women Twitter / Instagram @w4wpodcast   W4W Patreon https://www.writes4women.com/support-us-on-patreon   Emily Maguire Website: click here  Instagram: click here   Pamela Cook www.pamelacook.com.au Facebook: click here Twitter: click here  Instagram: click here   This episode produced by  Pamela Cook for Writes4Women.       Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/writes4women?fan_landing=true See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Chapter 1: What is heartbreak? When have you felt it and where do you turn when you are heartbroken? Chapter 2: Jamila recommends 'Heart Sick', the new non-fiction work by Jessie Stephens. Chapter 3: Astrid also recommends a non-fiction work - 'The Mother Wound' by Amani Haydar. Recommendations: Jamila recommends 'Aftermath: On Marriage and Separation' by Rachael Cusk, and Astrid brings us back to the world of fiction recommending 'Love Objects' by Emily Maguire. CHAT WITH US Join our discussion using hashtag #AnonymousWasAWomanPod and don't forget to follow Jamila (on Instagram and Twitter) and Astrid (also on Instagram and Twitter) to continue the conversation. This podcast is sponsored by Hachette Publishing and is brought to you by Future Women. The podcast is produced by Bad Producer Productions. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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When do the objects we love become a health hazard? In this recording of Guardian Australia's monthly book club, author Emily Maguire discusses her latest novel, Love Objects, with features editor Lucy Clark

Nikki Gemmell wants to challenge herself as a writer so her latest is a colonial gothic horror called The Ripping Tree, written over seven years while raising four children. Meanwhile, Emily Maguire tackles hoarding, consent and climate change in Love Objects, a novel that also celebrates the intense love people can feel for children that are not their own. And Martin McKenzie-Murray explains the inspiration for The Speechwriter, a satire set in the near future featuring rogue, sentient PlayStations.

Nikki Gemmell wants to challenge herself as a writer so her latest is a colonial gothic horror called The Ripping Tree, written over seven years while raising four children. Meanwhile, Emily Maguire tackles hoarding, consent and climate change in Love Objects, a novel that also celebrates the intense love people can feel for children that are not their own. And Martin McKenzie-Murray explains the inspiration for The Speechwriter, a satire set in the near future featuring rogue, sentient PlayStations.

Emily Maguire has written about ‘Love Objects’. Things that are personal becoming public and the deep hurt associated with it especially if those things are sex and hoarding. One person’s trash is another’s treasure in Sandi Scaunch’s novel, 'Chasing the McCubbin', where the world of garage sales provides hope and opportunity for those seeking direction. 

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James and Ashley interview Emily Maguire about her stunning new novel 'Love Objects.' In it, they discuss our relationships with our belongings, the psychology of hoarding, and the beauty of writing for connection.  Learn more about Emily on her website, and buy a copy of 'Love Objects' from your local bookshop, Booktopia or wherever else books are sold.  Books discussed in this episode: 'Friends and Dark Shapes' by Kavita Bedford; 'The Shape of Sound' by Fiona Murphy; 'Convenience Store Woman' by Sayaka Murata; 'Emotional Female' by Yumiko Kadota; Writing in your pyjamas: a writing metaphor from Sandra Cisneros Get in touch! Ashley's Website: ashleykalagianblunt.com Ashley's Twitter: @AKalagianBlunt James' Website: jamesmckenziewatson.com James' Twitter: @JamesMcWatson

Emily Maguire is the author of fiction and non-fiction. Her 2016 novel An Isolated Incident garnered short list noms for the Stella Prize and the Miles Franklin. It explored the reverberations within a community around a horrific act of violence against a young woman.Maguire is a master of closely drawn character and the population of her novels feel almost like a neighbour or a workmate in the ways they jump off the page.Her latest novel Love Objects takes us into Sydney’s Inner West where Nicole has lived pretty much her entire life. It’s a modest house but Nic has always said her family has a bed there if they ever need it.Nicole hasn't had much in the way of family after her mum died and her sister moved to Brisbane. When Michelle left she took Lena, Nic’s niece.Lena and her brother Will grew up worshipping their Aunty Nic. Her house was an escape from home and she supported their every endeavour unconditionally. When Lena moved to Brisbane Nic was devastated.Now Lena’s back in Sydney studying and every Sunday she and Nic meet up for lunch. When Aunty Nic misses their date one Sunday, Lena goes in search of her aunt. Only to make a shocking discovery…It’s hard to know whether to leave this synopsis on that click baity cliffhanger. The shocking revelation is designed to garner quick response, even judgement from the reader and then complicate those initial impressions.As I mentioned earlier Emily Maguire is masterful in her realisation of character. Nic is simultaneously close and relatable, then at turns completely foreign in her thinking. MAguire’s brilliance is to bring us so close into her life that we are able to sit with the discomfort of knowing there are no easy answers for Nic in her life.A key understanding of the dynamic of Love OBjects is in the relationships between Nicole, Lena and Will. MAguire wants to explore what the ethicist Peter Singer would call our expanding circle.Within their dynamic we have a love that looks like that within the typical nuclear family (for whatever value that term still holds) Nic has always viewed Lena like a daughter and was thrilled to have her back in Sydney. The events of the novel challenge both of their perceptions of this relationship as actions are perceived as betrayals and the ties that bind start to look more tenuous.Will returns to the family after an absence that began with a stint in prison that has impacted his ability to feel at peace. Will exemplifies an open secret that becomes almost a barrier to his inclusion anywhere. Try as he might to just be, he is always vigilant that he will only be judged by a single action.I’ve skirted nicely around the central tension of Love Objects and left out some key plot points because that is a part of why we read; to be surprised and challenged by what we find on the page. Suffice to say that in its exploration of love, community and connection Love Objects is the perfect book to challenge our world as we look to a post covid normal.

Great Conversations features interviews with authors and writers, exploring books, writing and literary culture from Australia and the worldToday's episode features part one of Emily Maguire discussing her new novel Love ObjectsToday on the show...Nicole has always looked out for family. When her sister Michelle packed up and left Sydney for Brisbane Nic was devastated. Nic had always treated her niece Lena like her own and to be separated was unbearable.Now Lena’s back in Sydney studying and every Sunday she and Nic meet up for lunch. When Nic misses their date one Sunday, Lena goes in search of her aunt. What she finds changes everything and Lena will have to confront the lengths she will go to for someone she loves…

Great Conversations features interviews with authors and writers, exploring books, writing and literary culture from Australia and the world.Today's episode features part two of Emily Maguire discussing her new novel Love ObjectsToday on the show...Nicole has always looked out for family. When her sister Michelle packed up and left Sydney for Brisbane Nic was devastated. Nic had always treated her niece Lena like her own and to be separated was unbearable.Now Lena’s back in Sydney studying and every Sunday she and Nic meet up for lunch. When Nic misses their date one Sunday, Lena goes in search of her aunt. What she finds changes everything and Lena will have to confront the lengths she will go to for someone she loves…

Australian writer Emily Maguire's new novel is a clear-eyed and compassionate novel about love and family, betrayal and forgiveness, and the things we do to fill our empty spaces. In this interview, created for The Newcastle Writers' Festival's Stories to You series https://www.newcastlewritersfestival.org.au/news/#podcasts, Emily reads from and talks about Love Objects. Find out more about Emily here: https://www.emilymaguire.com.au

Australian writer Emily Maguire's new novel isa clear-eyed and compassionate novel about love and family, betrayal and forgiveness, and the things we do to fill our empty spaces. She speaks to Magdalena Ball. Love Objects is published by Allen & Unwin.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Emily Maguire is the author of six novels, including the Stella Prize and Miles Franklin Award-shortlisted An Isolated Incident. She was a Writer-in-Residence at the Charles Perkins Centre, an experience which enabled her to write 2021's masterful Love Objects. Emily works as a teacher and as a mentor to young and emerging writers, and her articles and essays on sex, feminism, culture and literature have been published widely including in The Sydney Morning Herald, The Australian, The Observer and The Age.  About The Garret Read the transcript of this interview at thegarretpodcast.com. The interview was recorded by Zoom, and we can't wait to start recording in person again soon. You can also follow The Garret on Twitter and Facebook, or follow our host Astrid Edwards on Twitter or Instagram. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Emily Maguire is the author of six novels and three non-fiction books. Emily's articles and essays on sex, feminism, culture and literature have been published widely including in The Sydney Morning Herald, The Australian, The Observer and The Age. Emily works as a teacher and as a mentor to young and emerging writers and was the 2018/2019 Writer-in-Residence at the Charles Perkins Centre at the University of Sydney. Ahead of the release of 'Love Objects', Ben sat down with Emily to discuss the long time between novels, trauma, isolation and researching, taking responsibility for each other and more. Books mentioned in this podcast: Emily Maguire - 'Love Objects': https://bit.ly/3s4LZm8 Host: Ben Hunter Guest: Emily Maguire Producer: Nick Wasiliev

On Jock Serong's The Burning Island, Sarah Moss's Summerwater and Ian McGuire's The Abstainer with writers Aoife Clifford and Emily Maguire

Perry and David return to a life of crime! Well, reading about crime, anyway. They discuss: Under the lockdown (01:41) Corrections (06:10) Kim Huett's articles on the history of the Hugo Awards. What we've been reading (01:14) The Man in the Queue by Josephine Tey (06:48) The Franchise Affair by Josephine Tey (00:25) The View from Chickweed's Window by Jack Vance (06:05) Beat Not the Bones by Charlotte Jay (08:14) An Isolated Incident by Emily Maguire (05:52) The Ruin and The Scholar by Dervla McTiernan (13:29) Where the Dead Go by Sarah Bailey (06:54) Raven Black by Anne Cleeves (07:15) Truth by Peter Temple (08:35) Wind-up (00:16) Plans for next episodes (00:55) Photo of Shetland by Neil Roger on Flickr

Perry and David return to a life of crime! Well, reading about crime, anyway. They discuss: Under the lockdown (01:41) Corrections (06:10) Kim Huett's articles on the history of the Hugo Awards. What we've been reading (01:14) The Man in the Queue by Josephine Tey (06:48) The Franchise Affair by Josephine Tey (00:25) The View from Chickweed's Window by Jack Vance (06:05) Beat Not the Bones by Charlotte Jay (08:14) An Isolated Incident by Emily Maguire (05:52) The Ruin & The Scholar by Dervla McTiernan (13:29) Where the Dead Go by Sarah Bailey (06:54) Raven Black by Anne Cleeves (07:15) Truth by Peter Temple (08:35) Wind-up (00:16) Plans for next episodes (00:55) Click here for more information and links. Photo of Shetland by Neil Roger on Flickr

This week we are recording a daily podcast, sharing all the news and highlights from this year’s Alzheimer's Association International ‘Virtual’ Conference. Day One “Basic Science and Pathogenesis” – Dr Megan O’Hare is joined by Professor Louise Serpell, from the University of Sussex, Dr Emily Maguire from the UK Dementia Research Institute at Cardiff University and Dr Lindsay Sinclair from University of Bristol. Check back at this time tomorrow for news from day two, and checkout the twitter feed with #AAIC20 to find more. ______________________________________________ This podcast series is brought to you by Dementia Researcher. You can find out more about our panellists, and their work on our website www.dementiaresearcher.nihr.ac.uk. A transcript of this podcast is also available here https://www.dementiaresearcher.nihr.ac.uk/podcasts ______________________________________________ You can now find our podcasts on your preferred smart home speaker – just ask it for the “Dementia Researcher Podcast” This podcast is brought to you in association with Alzheimer's Research UK and Alzheimer's Society, who we thank for their ongoing support.

Everyday Violence was part of the Write Around the Murray program for 2017. Jason Steger talks to Emily Maguire, Michael Sala and Nicole Hayes about the prevalence of violence in everyday life as depicted in their novels, and the importance of language in shifting narratives and assumptions. Recorded 16/09/2017 Write Around the Murray is an annual literary-based festival held in Albury. It brings together some of Australia's best authors and storytellers in a welcoming and relaxed environment. The diverse program includes author talks and workshops, art exhibitions, a poetry slam, writing competitions, WAM4Kids family events, and always an element of surprise. Many events are free or low cost and provide a unique opportunity for rural communities from NE Victoria, the Southern Riverina and beyond to not only listen to their favourite authors, storytellers and illustrators, but also to meet, greet and talk to them. Regular presenter Jason Steger describes the festival as “small and perfectly formed”. Past guests include Isobelle Carmody, Tim Flannery, Graeme Base, Benjamin Law, Graeme Simsion, Alison Lester and Jackie French. If you enjoyed this podcast please subscribe, give Write Around the Murray a 5 star rating and share it with your friends.

Another gem of a podcast from Aled and the former Chaplain to Her Majesty the Queen. We highlight the good news stories that are gladdening the soul and highlight your unsung heroes. Ann will have a moment of peace for us and singer songwriter Emily Maguire performs a stunning song for reflection. Join us and keep the faith....Email Omgaledjones@gmail.com to get in touch with your good newsOtherwise @omgaled on Twitter

Emotional, powerful, unforgettable. From a stunning new literary talent, you won't be able to put down this novel about a mother's love for her children - it will break your heart. Ava and her two young sons, Max and Teddy, are driving to their new home in Sheerwater, hopeful of making a fresh start in a new town, although Ava can't help but keep looking over her shoulder. They're almost at their destination when they witness a shocking accident - a light plane crashing in the field next to the road. Ava stops to help, but when she gets back to the car, she realises that somehow, among the smoke, fire and confusion, her sons have gone missing ... From a substantial new Australian writing talent, Sheerwater is tense, emotional, unforgettable. Perfect for readers of Mark Brandi's Wimmera and Stephanie Bishop's The Other Side of the World, this is a beautifully written, propulsive, gut-wrenching and unputdownable novel - an aching, powerful story of the heroic acts we are capable of in the name of love. 'Sheerwater is that rare gift of a book that balances gorgeous, glittering language with breathless pace. Leah Swann writes with devastating honesty ... This is an extraordinary novel - I tore through it, captivated by the imagery and the setting, desperately hoping for a happy ending.' Rebecca Starford, author of Bad Behavior 'With visceral prose and a tense narrative arc that unfolds over just three days, speeding towards a dramatic conclusion .... Sheerwater is a propulsive read with an acute emotional core ... likely to hold appeal for readers of both literary and crime fiction, and fans of writers such as Emily Maguire, Emma Viskic and Sofie Laguna.' Bookseller + Publisher 'Sheerwater is a haunting story built on conflict. Freedom and control, tenderness and violence, hope and fear, love and hate. It shows the strength of a mother's love and the yearning for something more ... This novel is full of beautifully gripping prose and deeply powerful emotions told through sublime pacing. I found it triggered a peculiar mix of wanting to dwell in the darkly emotive prose while needing to urgently push through it to find resolution. It will be one of those books that lingers in your mind, the memory of which may even be mistaken for a story read in the news.' Booktopia 'Sheerwater is compelling reading ... There is an urgency in the writing that makes you read on because you must know what the conclusion is - no matter which way it goes ... This is an extraordinary literary debut; the writing is beautifully evocative and the intertwining narratives of the main characters seamless. It's tender, it's suspenseful and you'll be wanting to see so much more from Leah Swann - I ignored everything for a day to rip through the pages and loved every minute of it.' Better Reading

Heroes are easy to find in Malua Bay. Raj Gupta is a lifesaver. Too humble to talk about his own fire losses, he would rather talk about the patients who come to his Malua Bay pharmacy. He opened it in the wake of the fires and dispensed medicine in the dark for free. Ken Sloan is the man you would want to see if a devastating fire had just ripped through. He runs the South Coast's best opp shop near Malua Bay and on New Year's Eve morning he was following firetrucks into razed farms to give shattered survivors bottles of water. Emily Maguire has been busy giving haircuts and washes to women who have lost their homes. She sends them home with new makeup and hair products.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Emily Macguire's book, This Is What a Feminist Looks Like shows us how we got to where we are today — and reminds us that some battles must be fought over and over again. In this fascinating podcast, Emily Macguire discusses this with Cheryl Akle. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this passionate and timely account, Emily Maguire charts a course through the history of Australian feminism—from the First Wave to the Fourth, from suffragists to Riot Grrrls, from equal pay to #metoo. Along the way, she pays tribute to those who’ve spoken up and taken action in the face of ridicule, dismissal and violence. This Is What a Feminist Looks Like shows us how we got to where we are today—and reminds us that some battles must be fought over and over again. Author, Emily Maguire and Zoya Patel joined us in conversation to further investigate these themes. Emily Maguire Emily Maguire is the author of five novels, including An Isolated Incident which was shortlisted for the Stella Prize, the ABIA Literary Fiction Book of the Year and the Miles Franklin Literary Award. Her 2008 non-fiction book Princesses and Pornstars: Sex, Power, Identity was a frank, personal examination of what it meant to be young and female in Australia. A Young Adult version of this book titled Your Skirt’s Too Short: Sex, Power, Choice was published in 2010. Emily works as a teacher and as a mentor to young and emerging writers and was the 2018 Writer-in-Residence at the Charles Perkins Centre at the University of Sydney. Zoya Patel Zoya Patel is a writer, editor and communications professional, based in Canberra. Her debut book, No Country Woman, a collection of memoir essays on race, identity and the diaspora is out now through Hachette Australia. In 2015, Zoya was named ACT Young Woman of the Year for her commitment to raising the profile of women’s voices in the media. She is the founder and editor of Feminartsy, an online feminist arts and literature journal, and is the former Editor-In-Chief of Lip Magazine. She has written for a number of publications, including The Canberra Times, Right Now, Junkee, Women’s Agenda, and more.

Author Emily Maguire has written novels and non-fiction, plus essays and articles on sex, feminism, culture and literature that have been published widely. Booktopia's Joel sat down with Emily to talk about her new book This is What A Feminist Looks Like, how this came came about, her research process, sexism, our progress and more. Books mentioned in this podcast: This is What A Feminist Looks Like by Emily Maguire —> http://bit.ly/2k0sLka Host: Joel Naoum Guest: Emily Maguire

This week we are recording a daily podcast, sharing all the news and highlights from this years Alzheimer's Association International Conference in Los Angeles. Day Four (Final Day) - Adam Smith is joined by Dr James Pickett from Alzheimer's Society, Dr Claire Lancaster from the University of Oxford and Dr Emily Maguire from the UK Dementia Research Institute at Cardiff University. Thank you to everyone who has contributed to these podcasts and for listening. We hope they have been useful and interesting. The AAIC is a great event for Early Career Researchers, so we hope to see you there next year in Amsterdam. To get more news on the conference, visit their twitter feed with #AAIC19.

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On Folkestone beach, film-maker Danny Boyle discusses Pages of the Sea, his Armistice Day tribute to the servicemen and women who left these shores in the First World War, many never to return. Members of the public will be invited to visit a number of beaches around the country to pay their respects, and will be given a specially-commissioned poem The Wound in Time, by Carol Ann Duffy.Zadie Smith's White Teeth gets a musical makeover, we review the new theatrical production put on in the same district of north London where the novel is set.Continuing Front Row's Arts and Mental Health series, John Wilson meets singer-songwriter, composer and poet Emily Maguire who discusses how music making and writing have helped her deal with bipolar disorder. She is about to embark on a nationwide tour playing music and reading from her new collection of poetry, Meditation Mind, which was inspired by her latest battle with bipolar, and is a testimony to how her Buddhist practice of meditation has helped her recovery.Nigerian artist Ben Enwonwu's famous painting, Tutu, has gone on public display in Lagos, prompting a search for the subject, an Ife princess called Adetutu Ademiluyi. The novelist Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie speaks about the power and significance of the painting known as 'the African Mona Lisa'.Presenter John Wilson Producer Julian May

Pulitzer prize winning author Andrew Sean Greer on his novel Less, Arts News, bestselling novelist Tara Moss speaks to Australian writers for our new The Craft of Writing series and Claire Nichols visits Natasha Lester in her home to see her writers room.

Jane Harper discusses her enviable transition from journalist to bestselling novelist. Also, Emily Maguire on how we can relate to problematic literary heroes like Graham Greene, and Paul Lynch on the "Joycean epiphany" that inspired him to become a novelist.

The most recent novels by Sarah Armstrong, Emily Maguire and Michael Sala all explore the impact of violence. In this session, which was recorded at the 2017 Newcastle Writers Festival, they discuss this timely issue with host Suzanne Leal.

South African anti-sugar troubadour and recovering addict Karen Thomson and Scottish ketogenic nutritional health expert Emily Maguire are our guests today in Episode 1288 of “The Livin’ La Vida Low-Carb Show.” We all know how difficult sugar and carb addiction can be, and for a lot of people there are underlying emotional and psychological issues that go deeper than nutrition alone can address. Our guests today Karen Thomson from TheSugarFreeRevolution.com and Emily Maguire from LowCarbGenesis.com have created a 28 day Sugar Free Lifestyle video course that will empower individuals to beat their sugar and carb addiction by addressing these issues. The Challenge is a 28 Day Lifestyle Reset (not a diet), that aims to help people regain control over their cravings, feel super human, and reverse the progression of chronic, preventable diseases.   Listen in today as Jimmy talks with Karen and Emily about getting to the root of what makes us turn to unhealthy foods and behaviors. They share about Karen and Emily's new video series that is all about combating sugar addiction focuses and addressing these underlying issues that drive the addiction, why traditionally trained nutritionists focus on cutting fat, the misinterpretations of data in the medical establishment, why we need people to bring clarity to the popular dietary advice, how people can implement their program into their real lives, why we need the support of others, why real, whole foods matter, treating food addictions the same way you treat chemical addictions, dealing with guilt and shame, the future of dietary guidelines, and much more. SUPERFOODS YOU SHOULD NEVER EAT NOTICE OF DISCLOSURE: Paid sponsorship THE PERFECT KETO SUPPLEMENT USE COUPON CODE LLVLC FOR 15% OFF NOTICE OF DISCLOSURE: Paid sponsorship NATURAL BLOATING RELIEF GO TO LOVEMYTUMMY.COM USE COUPON CODE “JIMMY” FOR 15% OFF NOTICE OF DISCLOSURE: Paid sponsorship WORLD’S 1ST REUSABLE BREATH KETONE ANALYZER NOTICE OF DISCLOSURE: Paid sponsorship LINKS MENTIONED IN EPISODE 1288 – SUPPORT OUR SPONSOR: GetEnergy53.com – SUPPORT OUR SPONSOR: Jump start your ketogenic diet with PerfectKeto.com/Jimmy (USE PROMO CODE LLVLC FOR 15% OFF) – SUPPORT OUR SPONSOR: Love your tummy with Atrantil. (Get 15% off with the coupon code “JIMMY”) – SUPPORT OUR SPONSOR: Get the BRAND NEW 2017 Ketonix breath ketone analyzer from Ketonix.com – Karen Thomson bio – Emily Maguire bio – Karen on Twitter – Emily Maguire on Twitter – Emily on Instagram – RELATED PODCAST: The LLVLC Show #998: Karen Thomson And Emily Maguire On The Sugar Free September Challenge – TheSugarFreeRevolution.com/Challenge/ –  TheSugarFreeRevolution.com – LowCarbGenesis.com

FolkCast: the podcast that brings you the worlds of folk, folk-rock, singer-songwriter and roots music. In this edition of FolkCast we sing a couple of songs of the merry, merry month of May, we go to Gracelands, we wonder where the time has gone, we visit the court house to hear our brother speak, before not visiting Denver. Then we get wild in the country. It could be England, it could Ireland, it could be Wales … or it could be Transylvania! We go on a bug hunt with a flying Yeti and hear an Insanely Mental Instrumental with a mammoth title. There’s a song by a Victorian postman, and there’s a song about a Victorian miner. And then we break it all down and pack it all away with the final journey of a 1969 split screen camper van. That’s our bill of fare: we’ve got folk, folk-rock, singer-songwriter, roots … and hardly any country music! FolkCast is produced and presented by 'Folkie Phil' Widdows Music featured: Bedfordshire May Carol by Jack Sharp from the album “From Here: English Folk Field Recordings” (2017) https://stickinthewheel.bandcamp.com/album/from-here-english-folk-field-recordings Woods in May by The Unthanks from the album “Diversions Vol. 4: The Songs and Poems of Molly Drake” (2017) http://www.the-unthanks.com Galway To Graceland by Paul Walker & Karen Pfeiffer from the album “Marble Town” (2017) https://www.paulwalkermusic.co.uk Who Knows Where The Time Goes by Emily Maguire from the album “A Bit Of Blue” (2017) http://www.emilymaguire.com He’ll Fight by Speak, Brother, single release, (May, 2017) http://speakbrother.co.uk/home Denver by Joe Martin, from the EP “Small World” (2017) http://www.joemartinmusic.com In The Country by Police Dog Hogan, from the album “Wild By The Side Of The Road” (2017) https://policedoghogan.com Holyhead Ferry by Pairdown, from the album “Reach To Ring” (2017) https://pairdown.bandcamp.com/album/reach-to-ring SOUNDBITE Góbéfest - The UK’s first Transylvanian Hungarian festival of arts, music and culture Friday 12th - Sunday 14th May 2017, Albert Square, Manchester http://www.gobefest.com Music featured: 1.Ez van! - That's the way it goes 2. Sziva¦ürva¦üny - Rainbow 3. Fel - Towards the sky 4. Mindenkinek - To all Fireflies by Fly Yeti Fly from the album “Shine A Light In The Dark” (2017) http://flyyetifly.com/ INSANELY MENTAL INSTRUMENTAL Iain Macphail's Compliments To Chrissie Leatham / Cooper Of Stannerton Heugh / One-Horned Sheep by Alistair Anderson & Northlands from the album “Alistair Anderson & Northlands” (2017) http://www.alistairanderson.com/index.htm More Happy Than A King by Nick Wyke & Becki Driscoll from the album “The Songs Of Edward Capern” (2017) http://www.englishfiddle.com/the_songs_of_edward_capern/ Old Miner by Canny Fettle from the album “Still Gannin' Canny” (2017) http://www.cannyfettle.com Parachutes by India Electric Co from the EP “ECM1” (2017) http://indiaelectricco.com End Of The Road ('69 Campervan) by Jimmy Lee Morris, from the album “Gallery” (2017) http://www.jimmyleemorris.com For full details and clickable links to artists’ websites, see the ShowNotes at www.folkcast.co.uk

When a young woman is murdered it makes media headlines.  Emily Maguire's book 'An Isolated Incident' concentrates on the effect to loved ones.

Emily Maguire joins me this week to talk about her latest ventures. We met on the Livin' la Vida Low Carb cruise and since then she has been traveling around the globe researching low-carb, ketogenic diets. Are toxic metals causing your fatigue and health issues? Find out by taking Wendy’s Heavy Metals Quiz at  

Emily Maguire, Robert Jan and Helena Jankowski sink their teeth into Bon Temps' supernatural inhabitants. Recorded: 30 June 2011

Graphic designer and ketogenic diet advocate Desi Miller and Scottish nutritionist who uses low-carb, high-fat diets with clients Emily Maguire join our hosts Jimmy Moore and Dietitian Cassie today in Episode 152 of "Low-Carb Conversations With Jimmy Moore, Dietitian Cassie & Friends!"   We were gone a couple of weeks during the Low-Carb Cruise and some vacation time for Jimmy, but we're back with another brand new episode of this weekly podcast examining the latest health headlines. There were so many fans of this show who were in attendance on the cruise this year and the enthusiasm about the uniqueness of our headlines-driven format keeps us motivated and excited to continue offering up quality content for you in the months and years to come. THANK YOU for your listening and supporting us as we share a variety of opinions with you to help you cut through the noise in the mainstream of public health.  to make a donation of any amount to give financially towards this listener-supported podcast. THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT! WHY IS CASSIE DOING A PULLUP IN A CLOSET WEARING HIGH HEELS? In today's episode, our co-hosts Jimmy Moore and  are joined by graphic designer and ketogenic diet proponent  and Scottish ketogenic nutritionist and current world-traveler . All four of them were in attendance on the 2015  and spend the first half of today's show discussing what that was like reminiscing on the great parts (all the amazing guest speakers!) and the not-so-great parts (don't mention "volcano hike" to Cassie or Emily anytime soon!). Get a firsthand glimpse into the magic that happens on the Low-Carb Cruise listening to these four sharing their thoughts about it (read ). WILL THE USDA'S VOLUNTARY GMO-FREE CERTIFICATION MATTER? Listen in as Jimmy, Cassie, Desi, and Emily discuss the call for a new sugary orange fizzy soda tax to battle obesity in Scotland (handpicked by Emily), a Texas man who treated his lung cancer with a ketogenic diet (handpicked by Desi), a study that claims "high-protein" diets lead to weight gain, the United States Department of Agriculture's new voluntary GMO-free certification, and whether fast food companies should be blamed and sued for making people fat. This episode is a bit outside our regular format, but we think you're gonna enjoy it. Even still, it's time to pull up a chair, grab a cup of coffee and let's talk! “LOW-CARB CONVERSATIONS” PODCAST IS LISTENER-SUPPORTED!: to support this podcast! LINKS MENTIONED IN EPISODE 152- We’re LISTENER-SUPPORTED: - - - - - - Emily's headline: - Desi's headline: - - - 

Today’s guest has a degree in nutrition with a masters in obesity science. She has been working away from the conventional nutrition she was taught for around 7 years and came to an alternative approach to health via a low carb methodology and now also integrates Paleo principles into her practices. Emily is currently considering Listen In The post TPS 118: Emily Maguire On The Health Benefits Of A Low Carb High Fat Diet appeared first on The Wellness Couch.

We celebrate our historic 100th Episode milestone with our hosts Jimmy Moore and Dietitian Cassie along with a dozen special all-star guest friends today in Episode 100 of "Low-Carb Conversations With Jimmy Moore & Friends!" It's a very special day in the history of the "Low-Carb Conversations." We've got so many great surprises in store for you today featuring a dozen of our favorite all-star guest friends telling us about their most memorable, life-changing health headlines in the two years since this podcast began. It's two glorious hours of good times for you in this extended episode celebrating hitting triple digits. We are a listener-supported podcast and so much appreciate all of your financial donations to help keep this going for the next one-hundred episodes.  to donate and continue the weekly romp through the health headlines. THANK YOU FOR YOU SUPPORT! This is unlike any episode we've ever done before featuring quickie guest friends popping in and out talking about the following health headlines: Co-host Jimmy Moore:  Co-host Dietitian Cassie:  Original co-host Mindy Noxon Iannotti:  Dean Dwyer:  Emily Maguire:  Evan Brand:  Franziska Spritzler:  Roland Denzel:  Lynne Ivey:  Adam Kosloff:  Monica Bravo:  Tom Naughton:  Tara Grant:  Kaila Prins:  It's Episode 100...'nuff said! Now it's time to pull up a chair, grab a cup of coffee and let's talk about it! “LOW-CARB CONVERSATIONS” PODCAST IS LISTENER-SUPPORTED!: to support this podcast! LINKS MENTIONED IN EPISODE 100- We’re LISTENER-SUPPORTED: - Co-host Jimmy Moore: - Co-host Dietitian Cassie: - Original co-host Mindy Noxon Iannotti: - Dean Dwyer: - Emily Maguire: - Evan Brand: - Franziska Spritzler: - Roland Denzel: - Lynne Ivey: - Adam Kosloff: - Monica Bravo: - Tom Naughton: - Tara Grant: - Kaila Prins: 

A sexually active woman is slut-shamed by her own roommates in a prudish house intervention.  A caller wonders if gay men will pay to be dominated. In the deep South.  On the Magnum version, Dan speaks with author Emily Maguire about how our culture puts forth the idea that women don't enjoy sex, so men needn't bother making it pleasurable for them. Dreadful, really.  And, hear the tale of a woman who had a secret affair with her former high school teacher.  206-201-2720 This episode is brought to you by Squarespace.com. They make it easy to build a website or blog. Give it a whirl, and if you want to buy it, use the code Savage12 for a 10% discount and free web domain registration. This podcast is also brought to you by ExtremeRestraints.com. Go buy something, and be sure to enter SavageHoliday at checkout.

A sexually active woman is slut-shamed by her own roommates in a prudish house intervention.  A caller wonders if gay men will pay to be dominated. In the deep South.  On the Magnum version, Dan speaks with author Emily Maguire about how our culture puts forth the idea that women don't enjoy sex, so men needn't bother making it pleasurable for them. Dreadful, really.  And, hear the tale of a woman who had a secret affair with her former high school teacher.  206-201-2720 This episode is brought to you by Squarespace.com. They make it easy to build a website or blog. Give it a whirl, and if you want to buy it, use the code Savage12 for a 10% discount and free web domain registration. This podcast is also brought to you by ExtremeRestraints.com. Go buy something, and be sure to enter SavageHoliday at checkout.

Libby Purves meets Thomasina Lowe, daughter of President Kennedy's official photographer; actor and director Paul Michael Glaser; singer Emily Maguire and writer Harry Ritchie. Thomasina Lowe is the daughter of the late Jacques Lowe, President Kennedy's presidential campaign photographer. Jacques had unprecedented access to the personal and professional life of one of the most charismatic and powerful leaders of the 20th Century. He took over 40,000 photographs of JFK at work and with his family, showing both the public and private man. Jacques's priceless negatives, which were stored in the World Trade Center, were destroyed during the events of 9/11. His prints - which he kept at home - form the exhibition My Kennedy Years at Proud Chelsea. His memoir of the same name is published by Thames and Hudson. Paul Michael Glaser is an actor, director and writer, best known for playing David Starsky in the TV series, Starsky and Hutch. His is currently playing Tevye in a UK touring production of the musical Fiddler on the Roof, directed by Craig Revel Horwood. In addition to his work on stage and screen, Paul Michael Glaser writes poetry and children's literature. He is Honorary Chairman of the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric Aids Foundation. Fiddler on the Roof is touring the UK and Ireland. A classically-trained musician, singer Emily Maguire's song-writing was born out of adversity. In her teens she contracted fibromyalgia pain syndrome, a chronic disorder which affects the central nervous system. Her illness kept her at home where she taught herself to write songs. In her twenties Emily was diagnosed with bipolar disorder and moved to Australia to help stabilise her illness and make music. Emily's breakthrough came in 2007 when she supported Don Maclean on tour, culminating in a show at the Royal Albert Hall. Her new album, Bird Inside A Cage, is released on Shaktu Records. She is currently touring. Harry Ritchie is a writer and former literary editor of the Sunday Times. His latest book, English for the Natives, outlines the rules and structures of the English language as they are taught to foreign students. English for the Natives - Discover the Grammar You Don't Know You Know is published by John Murray. Producer: Paula McGinley.

We’ve got a fabulous show in store for you in Episode 49 of Low-Carb Conversations with Jimmy Moore & Friends with our co-hosts Jimmy Moore and Mindy Noxon Iannotti rockin’ it with two more fabulous low-carb friends. If you missed the BIG NEWS last week that we’ve decided to go to a LISTENER-SUPPORTED format with this podcast, then I wanted to invite you to  to help keep this show on the air. We were blown away by the outpouring of love and financial support after making this announcement last week and we are so grateful to each and every one of our incredible listeners who have told us how much this podcast means to them. THANK YOU from the bottom of our hearts for helping us continue providing new episodes of “Low-Carb Conversations” and we’ve got another spectacular hour-long episode to share with you today! We feature a Philadelphia, PA-based Paleo fitness expert named Roger Dickerman(who Jimmy met at PaleoFX in March) from  and the Senior Nutritionist at the UK-based low-carb  company Emily Maguire who works with the incredible low-carb advocate  who Jimmy has interviewed previously on “The Livin’ La Vida Low-Carb Show.” Listen in as our prestigious panel chimes in on the recent sugary soda ban in New York City, a new study that says being obese doesn’t necessarily mean you have heart health risks, a history lesson on how highly-processed omega-6-rich vegetable oils replaced natural animal fats, whether too much Vitamin D can be as problematic as too little, and the notion that once you’ve been fat people will always look at you as being fat. It’s a full slate of interesting topics for you today, so sit back, relax and enjoy the conversation! NOTE: Apologies for the “rumble” during this podcast. We had a poor Skype connection with one of our guests. THANK YOU for your understanding! LINKS MENTIONED IN EPISODE 49- We’re now LISTENER-SUPPORTED: - - - - - - - - - - - 

Featured Artists: Sifu Stephen Doe, Smokin' Joe Wiseman, Ona Meyer, Emily Maguire, Gennady Sherman, Buck69, Clay McClinton, Astronaut Down, Marie Schumacher, Kind of Girl, Linq, Bradley West

Featured Artists: Sifu Stephen Doe, Smokin' Joe Wiseman, Ona Meyer, Emily Maguire, Gennady Sherman, Buck69, Clay McClinton, Astronaut Down, Marie Schumacher, Kind of Girl, Linq, Bradley West