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We are pleased to share with you our latest episode of Pensions in a Pod, where industry specialists Tim Smith, Emma King, and Gemma Hanley explore the pressing issue of non-compliance with section 37, following the landmark Virgin Media judgments. As this issue evolves, our specialists help you stay ahead of the curve.
This interview first aired on Friday the 14th of March, 2025 on ONE FM 98.5 Shepparton. One FM Breakfast announcer Plemo talks to folk trio Angelus, (Emma, Julie and Lou) ahead of their performance at the Festival of Small Halls in Numurkah next Thursday. Angelus evolved in late 2024 when cellist Emma King joined local folk duo Julie Price and Lou Costa to create a new group greater than the sum of its parts. Emma adapted her classical training, transforming Julie and Lou's music to create a more rich and complex sound that features ear-worm melodies, clever harmonies, keys, strings and the odd kazoo solo. With a mix of originals and refurbished covers, Angelus trio tell the stories of life, wrapped in an honesty that compels their audience with every song. Julie, Louise and Emma all live and play in central Victoria. BOOK YOUR TICKETS TODAY: Festival of Small Halls is visiting Numurkah Hosted by CAN Hub in Numurkah's RSL Hall THU 20th MARCH, doors open 6pm For info and tickets: https://festivalofsmallhalls.com/ Listen to One FM Breakfast with Plemo live on weekday mornings from 6am-9am. The ONE FM 98.5 Community Radio podcast page operates under the license of Goulburn Valley Community Radio Inc. (ONE FM) Number 1385226/1. Contact the station on admin@fm985.com.au or (+613) 58313131 PRA AMCOS (Australasian Performing Right Association Limited and Australasian Mechanical Copyright Owners Society) that covers Simulcasting and Online content including podcasts with musical content, that we pay every year. This licence number is 1385226/1
PJ chats to Emma about the trends and what brides should be thinking about this year Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
In this seasonal special edition of our Pensions in a Pod, join Jeremy Goodwin as he reflects on the biggest developments of 2024, as well as looking ahead to what will shape the pensions landscape in 2025. Don't miss out on this festive episode featuring Charlotte Cartwright and Emma King discussing the evolving world of buyout surpluses. Rosamund Wood diving into the dynamic UK buyout pensions market. Michael Jones exploring the rise of DC megafunds. Gary Delderfield offering insights into LGPS funds and the crucial deadlines around LGPS pools. Simon Daniel examining the disparity in DC fund allocations to domestic investments between the UK and Australia, and Jen Green sharing her knowledge on achieving benefits of scale with group personal pensions.
North Melbourne AFLW star Emma King joined SEN to discuss her side's undefeated home and away season and to preview the finals seriesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Emma King (affectionately known as "The Tooth Fairy: is an Independent Oral Hygienist with over 30 years of clinical experience. During her career, she has almost 9000 teeth whitening cases to her name. Emma joined Carl on The Flash Drive to talk all things Oral Health and even shared some tips on how you can get your kids to keep their pearly whites all shiny! Catch the Flash Drive with Carl Wastie everyday from 3pm only on Kfm 94.5!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Pippa speaks to Emma King, an oral hygienist about Oral Health Month and how to improve the condition of your mouth and teeth. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Before launching its first-ever brand campaign, Virgin Velocity had to convince finance and commercial teams that investing in brand would drive long-term demand, re-engage its 10m members – and ultimately power growth. So it tapped Beatgrid, the same cross-media measurement platform used by Virgin Australia when relaunching its airline brand.Beatgrid's audience measurement system uses a passive, single source panel – via an opt-in mobile phone-based app – that uses subtle audio pitch shifts to the ad creative to determine which channel the audience was exposed to. That means it can detect if an ad has been seen and how many times per user across different screens and channels – with total recall because it's not relying on humans to remember what they saw, when and how accurately. It also enables an accurate read on cross-channel incremental reach.For Velocity's GM of Member Engagement, Emma King, demonstrating the panel's robustness via control groups meant she could prove incrementality and unlock the media budget. It's also given Velocity and their media partner PHD, a sharper insight on which channels deliver the highest growth per campaign and cumulatively across campaigns – and where the best balance of effectiveness and efficiency lies.Beatgrid's data also threw up some surprises. “In one example, we saw total TV drive a lift of 11 points. And when we tease out the impact of BVOD, we can see it drives an incremental result of three points above TV,” says PHD Head of Research, Lillian Zrim – counter to the narrative of declining audiences and effectiveness.Velocity's King says Beatgrid's data also enabled her to justify investing in other brand channels. “We saw television work really well with out-of-home to drive incremental KPI results. If you have a lot of overlap in reach, sometimes you're thinking - maybe we don't need to cover both; then you see results like this that say [if someone's exposed to both channels], they're going to get a much higher lift.”While King and Zrim acknowledge that nothing happens in a vacuum, “In April, our CEO confirmed that member growth trend was 35 per cent above the growth trend the previous year,” says King. “So that's an example of the kind of commercial impact that these kinds of campaigns can have.”See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Pippa speaks to Emma King, a transplant recipient, about life after her surgery to receive a new kidney. August is Organ Donor Month and if you want to become a donor you can register on www.odf.org.za Or call 0800 22 66 11 Toll Free line.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
In the seventh episode of series five of DESIGN POD, sponsored by EquipHotel, Hotel Designs Editor Sophie Harper chats to Emma King, Head of Premium, Luxury, and Lifestyle Design - Europe, IHG Hotels & Resorts, about the changes the hotel company is making to its brand standards to ensure each of its hotel rooms is as sustainable as possible, from collaborating with external companies to forming its own Green Team! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Ever wondered about the game-changing role of a Chief Operating Officer (COO) and how it could revolutionize your business? Join us as we dive deep into the power of the COO in your business, with the incredible Emma Cartmell, CEO of CHS Events and co-founder of COO Accelerator. Explore Emma's journey from the energy industry to heading a thriving events empire. Learn key strategies to enhance your effectiveness stepping into the COO role. Understand the crucial distinctions between CEO and COO roles with real-world examples. Discover how a stellar COO can not only reduce stress but drive overall business success. Get insights into the growth story of the Conference & Hospitality Show and the role of a dynamic COO. Don't miss out on Emma's practical strategies and personal stories that bring a wealth of experience and insights. #destressyourbusiness #leadership #COO #businessgrowth #entrepreneurship --- Helpful resources: Emma King on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/emmacartmell/ Free Company Scorecard Template and 5-step guide: https://www.freecompanyscorecard.com Free Masterclass on How to Free Up 15+ Hours Per Week https://www.airmanual.co/webinar
We are now hitting 'Part FOUR', the final instalment of this week's monumental @EchoChamberFP https://www.instagram.com/echochamberfp/ '300th' episode!!! So the people at 'The Horror Collective' blessed us with another new entry to the 'found footage' genre. THEN, got the creative powerhouse couple, who directed, wrote, produced, and starred in the feature, to stop by the podcast for a sprawling chat!!! Watch the conversation: HERE! https://youtu.be/F65d5gaT8Cs In 'Part Four' we have: Dagr Watch Review: Here. https://youtu.be/gYGfb2MSHJs Q&A Theatrical Release Dates Wednesday 7th February - BABINGTON HOUSE (members event) Friday 9th February - THE LIGHT, Banbury: Here. https://banbury.thelight.co.uk/dagr-qa Thursday 22nd February - THE RITZY, Brixton: Here. https://www.picturehouses.com/movie-details/004/HO00014202/dagr-director-q-a-with-matthew-butler-hart Friday 23rd February - THE LIGHT, Wisbech: Here. https://wisbech.thelight.co.uk/dagr-qa Thursday 29th February - PICTUREHOUSE, Crouch End: Here. https://www.picturehouses.com/movie-details/023/HO00014202/dagr-director-q-a-with-matthew-butler-hart Friday 1st March - PICTUREHOUSE, Bath: Here. https://www.picturehouses.com/movie-details/003/HO00014202/dagr-director-q-a-with-matthew-butler-hart Thursday 14th March - THE LIGHT, Walsall: Here. https://walsall.thelight.co.uk/dagr-qa Saturday 16th March - Lynton Cinema, Devon (no Q&A): Here. http://lyntoncinema.co.uk/lynton/soon/ Sunday 17th March - Lynton Cinema, Devon (no Q&A): Here. http://lyntoncinema.co.uk/lynton/soon/ Sunday 24th March - The Manchester Film Festival: Here. https://manchesterfilmfestival.com/official-selection-2024/#calendar-4b5ff046-6780-48d5-9a21-8dfb4382e0e4-event-lqxo7k2a Monday 25th March - THE LIGHT, Sheffield: Here. https://sheffield.thelight.co.uk/dagr-qa US Digital Release Date: 2nd April 2024 UK Digital Release Date: 8th April 2024 Director: Matthew Butler-Hart Cast: Tori Butler-Hart, Ellie Duckles, Riz Moritz, Matt Barber, Emma King, Graham Butler, Hattie Chapman, Luca Thompson, Ian McKellen Credit: Fizz and Ginger Films, The Horror Collective Genre: Comedy, Thriller Running Time: 83 min Cert: 15 Trailer: Here. https://youtu.be/1nzWN5zGgnk Website: Here. https://www.fizzandgingerfilms.co.uk/dagr ------------ *(Music) 'Strictly Business (Instrumental)' by EPMD - 2020 --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/eftv/message
In this episode, Emma King, Mark Latimour and Vanessa Wells look at the latest topical pensions issues and hot topics including surpluses within DB schemes and the abolition of the lifetime allowance coming into effect Spring next year.
Emma King and James Ellis are joined by special guests Alan Pickering of BESTrustees and Chair of the Trustee of the Clara Pension Trust, along with Hattie Clover, General Counsel for Clara Pensions. In this episode, they'll discuss the recent news of Clara becoming the UK's first DB consolidator to transact and what lies ahead for Clara.
Can the mighty Roos finally taste success again on the final day of the season? Matt Nevett spoke with one of their star players, Emma King, on Friday morning.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Can the mighty Roos finally taste success again on the final day of the season!? Matt Nevett spoke with one of their star players on Friday morning.
Kate McCarthy and North Melbourne's Emma King discuss the road to being a marquee AFLW signing. The grand final venue rumours & some interesting finals fixturing! -------
Emma King is a midwife in the making, a clinical herbalist, almost a nurse, a birth doula for both postpartum and abortion, as well as a death doula. Emma is a white, monied New Yorker who grew up in Manhattan in a home marked by chronic/terminal illness. She is a big, soft-egoed Leo/emotive perverted Scorpio, sometimes a novice tattooer, a bi, incorrigibly contradictory girl, a lover, and a fighter.
North Melbourne AFLW star Emma King joined SEN WA aheads of the Kangaroos' clash with the Dockers on SundaySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The first edition for 2023 of Barker's Dozen, our 13-minute podcast series, is now available. In this episode, Emma King and Mark Latimour discuss the economic outlook for the year in the US, Europe and the UK with Michael Bell, Executive Director and Global Market Strategist at J.P. Morgan Asset Management.
North Melbourne Tasmanian Kangaroos ruck and forward Emma King joins RSN after her side thumped Richmond to progress through to an AFLW preliminary final.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
So much for a Punt Rd home ground advantage. The Kangaroos thumped Richmond and are through to an AFLW preliminary final. One of their stars is on the line. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Welcome to the second in a three-part special edition series of our Barker's Dozen podcasts, focussing on diversity, equity and inclusion (DE&I) in pensions. For these Barker's Dozen (and a bit) episodes, we'll be stretching slightly over our usual 13 minutes to do our topics and guest speakers justice. In this second episode, Emma King and Charlotte Cartwright are joined by Claire Harcup, Director at the communications specialists Quietroom, to discuss practical tips for improving DE&I in Trustee appointments.
Welcome to the first in a three-part special edition series of our Barker's Dozen podcasts, focussing on diversity, equity and inclusion (DE&I) in pensions. For these Barker's Dozen episodes, we'll be stretching slightly over our usual 13 minutes to do our topics and guest speakers justice. In this first episode, Emma King and Charlotte Cartwright are joined by David Fairs, Executive Director of the Pensions Regulator, to discuss the Pensions Regulator's new DE&I action plan published recently, TPR's expectations on trustees in this area, and practical tips for trustees on DE&I.
On this episode of The Grapevine, Kulja and Dylan discuss the Wellbeing Agenda with VCOSS CEO, Emma King, in regards to policy for housing, homelessness and the rising cost of living. Jeff Sparrow explores what it could mean for an Australian Republic following the death of Queen Elizabeth, Author and Journalist Melissa Roberts talks about the new book Through Her Eyes, which details the work of female foreign correspondents on the front line.
In our latest pensions podcast, Emma King, Claire Carroll and Jen Miles discuss the dreaded section 72 notice: the Pensions Regulator's powers, steps to take when a section 72 notice lands, and how technology can streamline the process.
And the CEO Victorian Council of Social Services says it's not good enough. Emma King told Tom Elliott there were dozens of examples of Australians dying in their own homes because they couldn't afford to heat it, or scared about what their bill might be. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
On this episode, we welcome Music Therapist, Emma King! Emma talks to us about the growing field of music therapy and the impact it is having on patiences. She also talks to us about what interested her into going into music therapy and how she is wanting the grow the field. An amazing and insightful episode! now on all Platforms! www.friendsinthecorner.com
On this episode, we welcome Music Therapist, Emma King! Emma talks to us about the growing field of music therapy and the impact it is having on patients. She also talks to us about what interested her into going into music therapy and how she is wanting the grow the field. An amazing and insightful episode! now on all Platforms! www.friendsinthecorner.com
On this episode of The Grapevine, Kulja and Dylan are joined on the line by CEO of VCOSS, Emma King, to discuss how the State government has backflipped on a proposed levy on property development that would be used to fund social housing.They also talk with former secondary school principal Chris Bonnor about the book he co-authored with Tom Greenwell, Waiting for Gonski: How Australia failed its schools. The authors explore the growing correlation between social disadvantage and educational under-achievment, and look at some possible solutions to this worsening problem. Then, senior researcher and writer for the Institute for Local Self Reliance, Ron Knox, gets on the air to break down the acquisition of Bandcamp by Epic Games and what that could mean for the “noble and sometimes successful attempt at recreating the brick and mortar record store online”.
In our latest pensions podcast, Emma King, Charlotte Cartwright, Freya Stuart and Daniel Jackson discuss the new transfer regulations that have resulted in a change to the way transfers are processed and how the risk has been transferred onto trustee boards.
In this final conversation of the series, Ruth is talking to museum consultant Emma King. Ruth & Emma were at University studying for a Masters Degree in Museum Studies. In this episode they talk about making meaning in museums, about what museums are for, about ideas and their value and about how to spark and nuture them. Find out more at ruthsinger.com/podcast We are raising money for the next series of Making Meaning. Please contribute if you can here
In this final conversation of the series, Ruth is talking to museum consultant Emma King. Ruth & Emma were at University studying for a Masters Degree in Museum Studies. In this episode they talk about making meaning in museums, about what museums are for, about ideas and their value and about how to spark and nuture them. Find out more at ruthsinger.com/podcast We are raising money for the next series of Making Meaning. Please contribute if you can here
On this episode of The Grapevine, as the COP26 climate summit wraps up, Kulja and Dylan get on the line with Walkley Award winning journalist, author and regular voice on The Grapevine, Jeff Sparrow, to break down the influence of corporations at the negotiations, along with accusations of greenwashing. Sparrow has a new book out; Crimes Against Nature: Capitalism and Global Heating, exploring the private sector's role in driving climate change.Then, expert in gender-based violence, Professor Angela Tafe from La Trobe Uni calls in to discuss women's safety on public transport. A major collaborative project between La Trobe, Monash & RMIT called Tram Lab, has been undertaken to develop new “toolkits” to help improve women's safety on public transport.And as COVID disaster payments are set to end next week, CEO of the Victorian Council of Social Services, Emma King, phones in to talk about the challenges facing people who've lost work and will have to pursue Job Seeker as underemployment and unemployment rates continue to increase.
UK commit Cassidy Rowe stops by to talk about her upcoming senior season at Shelby Valley. She looks back at the adversity she's overcome, transitioning into a team leader and the father/daughter and player/coach dynamic. Plus a few UK football thoughts at the end.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
An hour of top tunes from VARDY, GABRIELLE SEY, MAGNUS CHAPPLE feat. NIELS, FLO PERLIN, THE BIG GREY MAN, SHYGIRL feat SLOWTHAI, PJ ABROL, MOSIAH LEVI, MEGA EMOTION, WOOLCRAFT, CEITIDH MAC, THE KITE SOCIETY, PHOENIX RISE, ROB QUO, MARCH, TRADEMARK BLUD, AMY MAY ELLIS, AMONGST THE PIGEONS feat EMMA KING handpicked by Tom Robinson from the BBC Introducing Uploader.
François Barker introduces this 13 minute pensions podcast, as Emma King, Tom Player and Alex Lane discuss what the future holds for auto-enrolment, particularly in light of recent case law regarding modern working practices.
" Find what you love, make your own work." This week, we're joined by the incredibly talented, Emma King-Farlow! The donner of several different hats in the world of theater. As a Writer, Director, and Producer; Emma has created both fantastically-original worlds, as well as genre bending adaptations of classic works for the stage. She takes Steph and Tyler through her battle with stage fright, finding her niche in writing, and spreading mental health awareness in the arts industry. What are you doing? Check it out! SHOUTOUTS & PROMOTIONS -Shadow Road Productions -Fireside Folktales
On this episode of The Grapvine, Kulja and Dylan get on the line with Victorian Council of Social Service (VCOSS) CEO, Emma King, to discuss the current state of Victoria's social services as the sector struggles to meet demand. King explains VCOSS's advocacy for a targeted wage subsidy for workers left without hours during the most recent lockdown.Then, award-winning journalist and author, Trevor Watson, calls in for the 32-year anniversary of the Tiananmen Square massacre to discuss his coverage of the event as an ABC correspondent in 1989, and the current climate of reporting on China. Watson has co-edited The Beijing Bureau, which brings together 25 essays of Australian correspondents reporting on the rise of China.And Peter Job talks about his new book A Narrative of Denial: Australia and the Indonesian Violation of East Timor, which describes how the Whitlam and Fraser governments “used the guise of national interest to forge a false account of the Indonesian invasion of East Timor”. Peter Job was involved in the East Timor support movement during the Indonesian occupation, including working on the radio link to Fretilin in 1978, and has a PhD in International and Political Studies from the University of New South Wales.
In Part 2 this week we’re going back down the rabbit hole once again with brand new music from some of the world's best independent bands… listen out for Stratton 5, Amongst The Pigeons ft. Emma King, Foreign Technology, Sarah Louise, Kiffie, Blue Alatar, Lizard Sweets, Restless Mosaic, Tanuki Pups, Dream Feeders, Tex Mex Shaman, Megan McDuffie, Analogue Electronic Whatever ft. Neon Radiation, Adam Bostock, Analogue Wave, and Sykoya. For all the latest check out www.newmusicsaturday.com x --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/newmusicsaturday/message
Darien (she/her) goes HARD in this episode about the Furies. And, honestly, DJ (he/him) is just along for the ride. It's time to dive into what this show is really all about: gushing over Neil Gaiman's The Sandman.Here's a link to Emma King's essay, discussed in the episode: https://www.swarthmore.edu/sites/default/files/assets/documents/classics/Hapax%202016%20King.pdfSpoilers for Hades, Alien, and The Sandman.Content Warning: This episode contains mention of human sacrifice, murder, torture, violence, death, afterlife, patriarchy, kidnapping, and self-mutilation. About UsPodcast of Poseidon was created, co-hosted, and produced by Darien and DJ Smartt.Our music is "Athens Festival" by Martin Haene. Our cover art is by Audrey Miller. Find her on Instagram @bombshellnutshellartFind us @PoscastOfPoseidon on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook. Find all of our episodes and episode transcripts at PodcastOfPoseidon.comSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/podcastofposeidon)
Veteran Northern Territory broadcaster Charlie King is the son of two people from very different worlds and a consummate storyteller. After arriving in Darwin by bicycle, Charlie's 19-year-old father, from a well-to-do Victorian family, became ill and ended up in hospital where he met his bride-to-be, a Gurindji woman. Charlie's Dad was determined their different backgrounds wouldn't keep them apart. This story was first told at SPUN Stories, a live storytelling podcast created in Darwin, hosted by Jess Ong with production by Johanna Bell.
Veteran Northern Territory broadcaster Charlie King is the son of two people from very different worlds and a consummate storyteller. After arriving in Darwin by bicycle, Charlie's 19-year-old father, from a well-to-do Victorian family, became ill and ended up in hospital where he met his bride-to-be, a Gurindji woman. Charlie's Dad was determined their different backgrounds wouldn't keep them apart. This story was first told at SPUN Stories, a live storytelling podcast created in Darwin, hosted by Jess Ong with production by Johanna Bell.
Emma King, Chief Executive Officer of the Victorian Council of Social Service, spoke with Heidi Murphy.
This time out we explore the now 119 year old mystery behind the strange disappearance that happened in the Flannan Isles in the Outer Hebrides of Scotland when three Lighthouse Keepers: Thomas Marshall, James Ducat and Donald MacArthur went missing in December 1900. Was it mother nature, aliens, or a mysterious murder? The 2018 film THE VANISHING starring Gerard Butler and Emma King is based on this truly bizarre story.
Emma King kam durch Zufall zum weltweit bekannten Act STOMP und hat seitdem für Film, Theater, klassische Orchester und Pop-Acts gespielt. Sie erzählt im Podcast einiges über ihr bewegtes Musikerleben und wie wichtig es ist, seine eigenen Stärken und Schwächen zu kennen. Das Gespräch haben wir auf englisch geführt, ich hoffe aber, alles kommt verständlich rüber und ihr habt Spaß beim Reinhören! Link zur aktuellen STOMP-DVD: https://amzn.to/2Lbwmpi Emmas Website: http://www.emmakingmusic.co.uk
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Darren James and Nick McCallum are joined by Denis Napthine on Sunday Morning. They discuss Eddie McGuire's comments at the Swans v Crows game and the Federal Government's proposed one-off Energy Assistance Payment with Emma King, CEO of Victorian Council of Social Services. Plus they talk whether daylight savings having gone on too long and Darren's Law of whether we should be allowed to turn left, with care, at red lights.
Emma King is a London based percussionist with experience in Folk, Pop, Rock, Musical Theatre and Classical genres. Since completing a Bachelors Degree at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama, Emma has been making her name well known on the UK music scene as a Cajónero with performances at the Glasgow Drum Show in 2015 and London Drum Show 2016. Emma joined the West End/Broadway Percussion show STOMP in 2014 and has toured extensively throughout Europe, Asia and South America with the company. Emma is proudly endorsed by Schlagwerk Percussion. If you like it, review it. If you want to hear more, subscribe. If you think someone else might like it, tell them. If you think lots of people might like it, share it.
Yes indeedy-deedy, it's time for the ARC Light Programme once again. This week in a packed programme we bring you another of our deeply profound Musings Of The Moment, by regular contributor Dame Hildebrand Dilemna-Spaniels (played by Emma King). Then, as always, there is another story from the Tales Of New Albion series, and this week it's the 2nd part of a three parter called In The Shadow Of The Moon, part 3 is next and then part 1. Confusing? Yes, oh well such is life.
In this episode, Emma King from Conscious Autoimmunity speaks to us about how she has mitigated symptoms from her three Autoimmune Diseases. Emma is a health coach and the co-founder (with Jo) of Conscious Autoimmunity. Emma discusses life as a single mum and managing autoimmune disease, her health history and how her new program is helping people with the tricky Paleo Autoimmune Protocol reintroduction process
Emma King from the Perth Scorchers joined us on the show this afternoon ahead of the big clash against the top of the table Sydney Thunder in Lilac Hill in the WBBL|03
It's finals predictions time! With a funny twist to end the season, both the Sydney Sixers and Perth Scorchers men's and women's teams will battle it out at the WACA tomorrow. We hear from the leading wicket takers Sixers seamer Sarah Aley and Perth spinner Emma King and make our predictions for the big finish.
In this second episode of #NWL Steak Knives, Caelum and Nick briefly review all the latest player signings. They also take a look at the All-Star game and its implications for list management, such as how teams are going to build a list to defend Moana Hope, Emma King and the Dogs midfield. They also discuss which players increased their draft stock following the game. They also talk about the legal and ethical implications of the Carlton intellectual property saga.
This week, Kelley chats with Kim about her newfound love of colorwork knitting and all fo the fun projects she has been creating using this technique. Next up, Kelley reviews the books, Exploring Color in Knitting by Sarah Hazell and Emma King as well as Mastering Color Knitting by Melissa Leapman, both of which are helpful resources for any colorwork knitting project. Kelley also shares a helpful tool for colorwork knitting that you can take with you no matter where you go - Color Snap! This is an app available for iphones, blackberry, and android phones that allows you to take pictures and translate them into a color palette. Finally, Kelley catches you up on her roadtrip down to Mexico as well as the progress on her strash re-organization project.
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