Podcast appearances and mentions of emma berry

Rishi stepped in again to cover Nick, whilst he is on his Spring travels. A packed pre-Epsom show. With TDN's Emma Berry joined us, along with Podcaster Adam McNamara, Epsom GM Jim Allen. Plus, seven-time Epsom Classic winning jockey, Kieren Fallon. Who dropped in to reminisce about some of his great Epsom victories.

Rishi with joined by Emma Berry & Adam McNamara for this week's Talking Points: Wexford Unseat / BHA Chair / Kyprios / Redcar Gym / Fairley Return / Lion In Winter / Windsor Castle Changes.

In this conversation, Eric Malzone and Emma Berry explore the evolving landscape of the fitness and wellness industry, discussing the impact of technology, generational shifts, and the need for a rebranding of the industry. They delve into the systemic changes in humanity post-pandemic, the role of AI in democratizing health, and the importance of community and connection in a digital age. The conversation highlights the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead as society navigates the complexities of longevity, wellness, and consumerism. In this engaging conversation, Emma Berry shares her journey of embracing disruption in her career and the evolving landscape of the fitness and wellness industry. She discusses the importance of innovation in brands, the distinct characteristics of younger consumers, and the future of fitness experiences. Emma also highlights the changing dynamics for fitness professionals in the gig economy and the need for mentorship in the industry.   https://goteamup.com/ https://www.podcastcollective.io/  

With Nick in Keeneland, Alex stepped in to present the show. He was joined in the studio by Maddy Playle, Warren Greatrex & Harry Davies. Plus, with it being Tatts Book 1 sale this week, Emma Berry was up at Newmarket to gives us all the news ahead of the sale. Alex, also caught up with Aidan O'Brien at Longchamp, following on from his 4-timer on Saturday.

Who are the contenders in this year's GI Kentucky Derby? The TDN Writers' Room crew breaks down the field for the biggest race on the first Saturday in May. The TDN's Emma Berry also joins the show to preview the weekend's 2,000 Guineas.

Nick is joined by RTE and Racing TV broadcaster Jane Mangan to discuss the latest news and events from around the racing world today. They tidy up the appeals in Ireland yesterday, and give notice of a pending case which could cause significant ripples in the racing world. They look ahead to Newmarket's July Festival in the company of Ralph Beckett, loaded in the Group Ones, and Richard Fahey, who has high hopes of Malc in tomorrow's July Stakes. On the sales scene, BBA Ireland's Michael Donohoe gives us the lowdown on his purchases at Tattersalls yesterday and answers why the Galileo/Wootton Bassett cross might work so well, plus Emma Berry brings us her thoughts on Contrail's stunning success at the JHRA sale and JA McGrath reflects on Purton's record and looks ahead to the final week in Hong Kong this season.

Nick is joined by RTE and Racing TV broadcaster Jane Mangan to discuss the latest news and events from around the racing world today. They tidy up the appeals in Ireland yesterday, and give notice of a pending case which could cause significant ripples in the racing world. They look ahead to Newmarket's July Festival in the company of Ralph Beckett, loaded in the Group Ones, and Richard Fahey, who has high hopes of Malc in tomorrow's July Stakes. On the sales scene, BBA Ireland's Michael Donohoe gives us the lowdown on his purchases at Tattersalls yesterday and answers why the Galileo/Wootton Bassett cross might work so well, plus Emma Berry brings us her thoughts on Contrail's stunning success at the JHRA sale and JA McGrath reflects on Purton's record and looks ahead to the final week in Hong Kong this season.

Endometriosis is a super common condition, affecting 1 in 9 women, yet it often takes an average of 7 years to get a diagnosis. Which means so many women are left suffering with often debilitating symptoms for far too long. That's why it's crucial to talk about endo and raise awareness.In this episode of the podcast, we're chatting with Emma Berry, an Osteopath who not only supports women with endo in her work but also has personal experience with the condition. Here's what we cover in the episode: • The most common symptoms associated with endometriosis, including some that you wouldn't expect • The diagnostic process, and why so many women go undiagnosed• Emma's personal experience having a laparoscopy and what her recovery looked like post-surgery, and how her symptoms have changed after the procedure• The lifestyle practices that helped Emma significantly reduce her symptoms• We also dive into osteopathy, and how it Emma uses it to support women with endometriosis in managing their symptoms and improving their overall quality of lifeSubscribe & ReviewI'd absolutely love for you to subscribe to my podcast so you don't miss an episode! I'll be adding a new episode each week, and if you're not subscribed you might miss out. Click here to subscribe in iTunes!If you have a few minutes to spare, I would be so grateful if you left a review over on iTunes. These reviews help other people find my podcast and they're also so much fun for me to read. Just click here to review, select “Ratings and Reviews” and “Write a Review” and let me know what you enjoyed about the podcast. Thank you!Links from today's episode Find Emma on Insta: https://www.instagram.com/spiritofindigo_health/ Download the brand new, free GI-MAP Gut Testing Guide: https://register.frandargaville.com/guttest Learn more about my High Vibe & Gut Healthy programs: https://frandargaville.com/highvibeSubmit a question: frandargaville.com/askfran Click here to book a free call with Fran: https://frandargaville.com/callGot a question you'd like answered? Contact Fran via Instagram @frandargaville or email hello@frandargaville.com.

Tom in for Nick and joined initially by Thoroughbred Daily News European editor Emma Berry to discuss a record breaking day at Tattersalls Book 1 sale. We hear from Watership Down Stud's General Manager Simon Marsh who reflects on yesterday's top lot, a Frankel colt out of So Mi Dar. It's the Dewhurst this weekend and with news that likely favourite Sakheer is going to miss the race, Emma gives her views and we hear from Juddmonte Farm's Barry Mahon about their colts Chaldean and Nostrum. Trainer Karl Burke reflects on yesterday's impressive Nottingham winner Liberty Lane and also looks ahead to his two fillies running in tomorrow's Fillies' Mile. Tom and Emma also discuss Bill Barber's Racing Post article with an update on the Savill Plan.

Tom in for Nick and joined initially by Thoroughbred Daily News European editor Emma Berry to discuss a record breaking day at Tattersalls Book 1 sale. We hear from Watership Down Stud's General Manager Simon Marsh who reflects on yesterday's top lot, a Frankel colt out of So Mi Dar. It's the Dewhurst this weekend and with news that likely favourite Sakheer is going to miss the race, Emma gives her views and we hear from Juddmonte Farm's Barry Mahon about their colts Chaldean and Nostrum. Trainer Karl Burke reflects on yesterday's impressive Nottingham winner Liberty Lane and also looks ahead to his two fillies running in tomorrow's Fillies' Mile. Tom and Emma also discuss Bill Barber's Racing Post article with an update on the Savill Plan.

Nick is joined by Daily Mirror Racing Correspondent David Yates to take a look at the news and events from around the racing world today. With news that Baaeed will face six rivals in the Juddmonte International on Wednesday, Nick and Dave ask whether his undefeated record is under threat. They also look forward to the other likely highlights on the Knavesmire this week, and talk to Middleham Park racing's Tom Palin about Nunthorpe hopeful The Platinum Queen. They reflect on Inspirer's success at Deauville, from where TDN's Emma Berry reports on the Arqana Yearling Sale. With talk of super trainers being mandated to have their strings capped, Nick talks to sports and commercial lawyer Henry Stewart Moore as to whether such a proposal would be legally viable, while Ukraine Jockey Club registrar Alexander Malynovskyy brings us up to date with how the racing and breeding industries are withstanding the Russian invasion.

Nick is joined by Racing Post senior writer Lee Mottershead to discuss the latest news and events from around the racing world. They begin by looking ahead to an excellent edition of the Coral Eclipse, which features 5 Group One winners plus the exciting Bay Bridge, whose assistant trainer James Savage joins the show. Nick and Lee also look ahead to the German Derby and the Grand Prix de Saint Cloud, while the TDN's Emma Berry catches up with Sam Freedman on the Newmarket gallops to talk about the Aussie July Cup hopeful Artorius. Nick and Lee have their say on Joe Saumarez Smith's keynote on the gambling review, our weekly TRC rankings update sees Westover as the biggest climber, Naohiro Goda joins to talk about latest Japanese superstar Titleholder, and Dr Joe Pagan, founder of Kentucky Equine Research shares the results of his study into comparative thoroughbred growth in the US and Europe.

Episode 124 of the Luck On Sunday Podcast. With Nick away at the Preakness, Conelius stepped into the hot seat. He was joined in the studio by TDN's European editor Emma Berry, trainer Kevin Philippart De Foy & jockey Danny Muscutt.

Welcome to episode 85 [originally broadcast on Thursday 24 March 2022] of #mhTV​​​​​​​​​​​​​. This week Nicky Lambert and David Munday spoke with guests Dr Emma Berry, Dr Rebecca Hill & Jim Lavery about graphic medicine. EB - Emma Berry is a Lecturer in Health Psychology at the School of Psychology, Queen's University Belfast. Part of Emma's role involves teaching on the topic of Health and Clinical Health Psychology and supervising research students. Emma also engages in a range of research projects focusing on the psychological, social, and environmental factors that influence adjustment to chronic health conditions such as Diabetes. Emma is keen to explore new and more creative ways to facilitate emotional support in individuals living with chronic health conditions, to develop resources that are ultimately more accessible and acceptable to both service users and facilitators. Current research projects include exploring the influence of social media on mental health among young people living with Type 1 diabetes and developing emotional support for families affected by diabetes. Additional research interests include Health Behaviour Change and Emma is involved in research that applies models of behaviour change to public health issues such as COVID-19, and environmental concerns such as plastic waste and recycling. Emma has a particular interest in the use of comics and illustrations as a health or ecological communication and information tool and has lead projects that have involved the co-design of comics. RH - Rebecca Hill is a trainee clinical psychologist completing the doctorate in clinical psychology at Queen's University Belfast. As part of her studies, she is completing research exploring the subjective experience of reading a psychoeducational comic - ‘Mind Lock'. Rebecca is passionate about enhancing mental health awareness and is a big fan of graphic novels, so is enjoying the opportunity to complete research combining two of her interests! JL - Comic artist and illustrator Some Twitter links to follow are: NL - https://twitter.com/niadla​​​​​​​​​​​​​ DM - https://twitter.com/davidamunday EB - http://twitter.com/EmmaBerry90 JL - https://twitter.com/JimLavery1 Credits: Presenter: Nicky Lambert & David Munday Guests: Dr Emma Berry, Dr Rebecca Hill & Jim Lavery Theme music: Tony Gillam Production & Editing: David Munday

Test your international racing knowledge with a Connections Quizcast! Special guests include: Tubba Williams, Jonathan D'Arcy, Emma Berry & Joe Bianca.

Tom in for Nick and joined by broadcaster Rishi Persad to at first reflect on the news that Tattersalls auction house has won its legal case against trainer Tom George and bloodstock agent Alex Elliott. Tom is then joined by Thoroughbred Daily News European editor Emma Berry who gives her views on the wider implications of the case. Tom and Rishi discuss some of the reaction to the Bryony Frost interview in the Sun which featured heavily on yesterday's podcast. Trainer Olly Murphy is along to talk weekend runners, headed by Thomas Darby's intended participation in the Long Walk Hurdle. And Jim McGrath gives his Wednesday Hong Kong update.

Tom in for Nick and joined by broadcaster Rishi Persad to at first reflect on the news that Tattersalls auction house has won its legal case against trainer Tom George and bloodstock agent Alex Elliott. Tom is then joined by Thoroughbred Daily News European editor Emma Berry who gives her views on the wider implications of the case. Tom and Rishi discuss some of the reaction to the Bryony Frost interview in the Sun which featured heavily on yesterday's podcast. Trainer Olly Murphy is along to talk weekend runners, headed by Thomas Darby's intended participation in the Long Walk Hurdle. And Jim McGrath gives his Wednesday Hong Kong update.

There are puppets, and then there are puppets...Emma Berry makes the most amazing animated dragons, fairies, witches and animals; often inspired by the folklore of Northumberland, where she lives.  Emma talks to Frances about these lifelike creations, and the journey towards her wonderful craft.https://www.instagram.com/emma.berry.maker/

sitting down and learning from yoga teacher & self-growth coach, Emma Berry today! Emma is passionate about helping people make the most of every single day using yoga, meditation, journaling and more. Alongside that, she works a full-time job as sa senior analyst and loves finding balance between the two crazy areas of her life! You can join her for weekly yoga classes, workshops & group self-development programmes all via Zoom. You can also join her Soulrise programme as discussed on the podcast for a discount of £150 instead of the original £180. You can find all the information here: https://www.emmalouiseberry.co.uk/morning-soulrise Emma's instagram: @emmalouyoga In this episode we discuss: - Why it's important to have a morning routine & how you can craft what works for YOU - How morning routines have changed Emma's day to day life - How to create a balance between work and wellness

Nick is joined by writer and broadcaster Lydia Hislop and Emma Berry, European Editor of the Thoroughbred Daily News, to discuss the publication of a new Bloodstock Code in response to the recommendations of the Felice report commissioned by the BHA. Nick and Lydia also wrap up the rest of the day's racing news, highlighting a notable lack of French-trained horses in France's biggest upcoming Group Ones. Later in this edition, Nick catches up with William Haggas for a bulletin on his stable stars Baaeed, Mohaafeth, Al Aasy et al plus Kevin Ryan looks forward to running stable stalwart Brando in the Priz Maurice de Gheest this weekend, and outlines to Nick just what this horse means to the stable.

Nick is joined by writer and broadcaster Lydia Hislop and Emma Berry, European Editor of the Thoroughbred Daily News, to discuss the publication of a new Bloodstock Code in response to the recommendations of the Felice report commissioned by the BHA. Nick and Lydia also wrap up the rest of the day's racing news, highlighting a notable lack of French-trained horses in France's biggest upcoming Group Ones. Later in this edition, Nick catches up with William Haggas for a bulletin on his stable stars Baaeed, Mohaafeth, Al Aasy et al plus Kevin Ryan looks forward to running stable stalwart Brando in the Priz Maurice de Gheest this weekend, and outlines to Nick just what this horse means to the stable.

Mississippi school under fire for changing class ranking after two Black female students chosen as valedictorian and salutatorian The school district issued a statement clarifying their stance, saying that the methods to determine a valedictorian and salutatorian were outlined in the handbook. A Mississippi high school is facing backlash for changing its class ranking system after it announced that it named two Black female students as valedictorian and salutatorian for the Class of 2021, according to Baller Alert. The West Point Consolidated School District named Ikeria Washington as valedictorian and Layla Temple as salutatorian on May 24, recognizing their academic achievements. However, on Thursday, the school wrote that it recognizes students with both the highest Quality Point Average (QPA) and Grade Point Average (GPA). Washington and Temple have the two highest QPAs, while two other students had the highest GPAs, resulting in four students being recognized by the school. “The two students with the highest QPA are Ikeria Washington and Layla Temple. The students with the highest GPA are Dominic Borgioli and Emma Berry,” the school reportedly wrote in a Facebook post before deleting it. The WPCSD feels it necessary to recognize four seniors at graduation.” --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/Teddy-G/support

Welcome to another episode of Moody Talks: A podcast by Moody Studios with Emma Berry. Today Emma sits down with digital creator, writer, and long-time friend, Sean Finn, to discuss writing, the creative process, and some future plans. The first half of the episode is all about Sean, his background, and his writing. Sean then flips the conversation back to Emma to discuss her writing and future plans for Moody Studios. FOLLOW SEAN: @seansfinn https://www.instagram.com/seansfinn/ FOLLOW MOODY STUDIOS: @moodystudios https://www.instagram.com/moodystudios/ FOLLOW EMMA: @emmapieee https://www.instagram.com/emmapieee/ FOLLOW EARTHLY ILLUSIONS: @earthlyillusions https://www.instagram.com/earthlyillusions/

Welcome to Moody Talks a Moody Studios podcast hosted by Emma Berry. We are so excited to enter the realm of podcasting! In this mini-episode, Emma gives you a rundown of Moody Studios and how Moody Talks came to be. We can't wait to see where podcasting takes us and don't forget to follow us on Instagram (@moodystudios)!

Host: Colm Ó Mongáin Dimitri Eynikel, EU Policy Advisor to MSF/Doctors Without Borders Access Campaign on the need for vaccines for low and middle income countries.  Also: Health Psychologist & QUB lecturer Dr Emma Berry on the findings of a survey in Northern Ireland looking at young people's compliance with social distancing rules.

Gina Is joined by bloodstock journalist Emma Berry as they look ahead to another star studded renewal of Book 1 of the Tattersalls October Yearling Sales and assess the takeouts from the sales season so far.  Guests this week include U.S based bloodstock agent Mike Ryan, Chelsea Thoroughbred's syndicate manager James Ramsden, Newsells Park Stud manager Julian Dollar and Darley director of stallions Sam Bullard.

In this episode, I talk with Emma Berry, owner of Emma's Wicked Attic. *language warning* --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/imweird/message