Podcast appearances and mentions of erin byrne

A young man found dead in a Kent park following a suspected scooter accident has been described as kind and incredibly talented.Police and paramedics had been called to Mote Park in Maidstone just before 5.30am last Saturday and Anatolii Cherevko was pronounced dead at the scene.Also in today's episode, we've been told what it'll mean for patients in Kent after GPs voted to take 'collective action' for the first time in 60 years.It's in a row about new contracts and means family doctors could limit the number of patients they see each day to 25. Hear from Dr Caroline Rickard who represents GPs across the county.Former Kent MP Craig Mackinlay has told us about his readjustment to life after his arms and legs were amputated.He's been given prosthetics after a battle with sepsis late last year and now wants to be known as the 'Bionic Lord' after being granted a peerage.A mum from Faversham has designed a map to help families struggling with food poverty over the summer holidays.Erin Byrne is a student at the Margate School, and was set a task as part of her art course.And you can also hear from Sam Lawrie who's got a guide to everything going on in Kent this weekend.

"He did you a favor." Ann and Amanda recap the Summer House Season 8 Finale ... that's right, we've reached the highly anticipated Carl-Lindsay breakup brawl. Chivalry may be dead, but girlhood is very much alive!Then the gals talk to the wickedly talented Erin Byrne (26:48) -- comedian, writer, poet, and niche coffee order expert -- about their bonkers time working as an assistant at a heavyweight animation studio (codename: The Bears). For legal reasons, we cannot stress enough how much this studio is NOT DISNEY.Before they tap out, Amanda and Ann play a new game called "KO Line for the Supertease" (1:18:42). To help Lindsay Hubbard prepare for the Summer House reunion tomorrow (which was filmed weeks ago WE KNOW), our hosts pitch some mic drop material for her to use on Carl.Check out:The Creative Independent (their instagram)LISTENER SUBMISSIONS: If you have fun/weird/wild stories about your experience as an assistant/support staff, interesting behind-the-scenes Hollywood tidbits, or questions for Ann and Amanda, please send them to wsandasubmissions@gmail.com. You can send us a voice memo of yourself telling your story and/or asking your question (or write them out for Amanda and Ann to read, whichever you prefer). If you want to remain anonymous, make sure to say so in your email (and feel free to give yourself or any entities in your story a codename). Maybe you'll hear your voice on the show!We dare you to subscribe and double dog dare you to turn on automatic downloads. Do it, bitch. If you're feeling WILD leave us a review but, in the words of Robby Hoffman and Rachel Kaly, "It should be good. 5 stars only!!!"Follow us on instagram @wesignedannda @mikiannmaddox @liffordthebigreddog so you can slither in our DMs with constructive feedback, but please, for the love of god, don't cyberbully us. We're fragile :-/If you're picking up what we're putting down and want even more Ann and Amanda comedy content, support us on Patreon. You have no idea how many times we've said "Wait, this is too batshit.....we'll put it on Patreon." Our cover art was made by America's sweetheart, Maddy Weinberg, and our theme song features parts of "Kawaii Til I Die" by Starjunk 95 Developed & produced in association with Paradiso Media Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Sunday, February 5, 2023. How do we care for families with kids? How do we care for people without partners or children? And how do children show us the way? Erin Byrne tells us how!

How do we find joy when things seem...joyless? Using the songs of Hannah and Mary, Erin Byrne helps find joy even in the hard places.

We warned you! This episode? This episode is just for goofin! Our wonderful friend and guest got the dang coronoa virus so instead of making her do a bunch of mental work, we just had a good ol' time! We give out some food recs, update you on our latest projects, and explain the podcasts we would make if we had the time/energy/will power. This is our last episode before we go on our annual dip in the pool for the summer o make sure you're following us on social media! Twitter: @lizardpeoplepod IG: @lizardpeoplepodcast

TE Connectivity is on the cutting edge of sensor technology. To discuss this innovation that's disrupting many industries, Tyler Kern chatted with VP and Chief Technology Officer, Erin Byrne, of Sensor Solutions. Byrne highlighted many examples of how sensors are already involved in people's everyday use. “Sensors are ubiquitous…they're ubiquitous in improving our lives, across our work or play. Examples that I think about that people are familiar with: You know, they're following their sleep through using an aura ring for example, or maybe tracking their heart rhythms on their Apple watch. Or, you know, they're getting driver assistance in new systems in cars that are being installed…” Byrne said.There are other use cases that are shaping industries that aren't quite as obvious, like efforts around sustainability. For instance, the sensor technology in electric vehicles helps people know when their battery is low, so they don't waste hours charging their car because the battery died. There are also feedback sensors, room lighting, and heating monitors that help conserve energy when and where needed. Additionally, sensors are positively impacting the healthcare industry with their remote capabilities, like doctors using finely tuned remote sensors to perform remote surgery and even patient-monitoring technologies. “We are also doing things like developing piezoelectric films and devices, and these piezoelectric films can act as a dynamic stream gauge,” Byrne explained. These sensors, which are extremely sensitive, can help alleviate staffing pressure in healthcare by monitoring patients when nurses and doctors can't. Use cases for sensors continue to expand beyond the typical fashion, and there is certainly more revolutionary sensor technology to come.

This week, I'm talking about My Mom's New Boyfriend (2008) with Erin Byrne Siskind (@esbyrne). Wow, Colin Hanks and Meg Ryan in a movie together? And Antonio Banderas — who also played Tom Hanks' love interest in a movie. Also, Selma Blair! What a star-studded cast. There was so much potential in this movie, so did it surprise us? You'll have to listen to find out. No "Call-in Colin" this week, but if you'd like to be a part of the next one, call ‪(805) 622-9667‬ & Hanks for listening! Theme Music by Zach Olsen (@realzacholsen) Artwork by Matt Czap (@mattczap) — SHOW INFORMATIONInstagram: Instagram Twitter: Twitter Subscribe: Apple Podcasts Subscribe: Spotify

Episode We Recap: Real Housewives of Orange County | Season 9, Episode 13 | Point Break Erin Byrne is back and better than ever for an absolutely psychotic episode of RHOC. Shannon's inaugural freak out at Lizzie's beach house dinner party soothes and destroys us. Erin schools me AGAIN about the substance use of the cast, and I am again in awe. Tune in babies! Follow Erin at @esbyrne, me at @whatthefaust and the pod at @rhohpod. Sign up for the Patreon for bonus content!

Welcome to the ‘Ideas to Innovation' podcast. In this brand-new series, we'll engage in conversation with experts and industry leaders to discuss innovation at its core. In this episode we have guests from three of the Top 100 Global Innovator companies and institutions join us to talk about the value of innovation culture and how businesses today go about creating and sustaining an innovative company. We will be asking our guests how innovation is helping the world overcome the pandemic and deliver green shoots of recovery.Our guest speakers are Catherine Maresh, Vice President and Chief Intellectual Property Counsel at Immersion, Elizabeth McCombs, Senior Vice President for Medical Segment Research and Development at BD, Erin Byrne, Vice President and Chief Technology Officer for Data and Devices at TE Connectivity and Ed White, Head of Analytics for the IP Group at Clarivate. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Episode We Recap: Real Housewives of Beverly Hills | Season 2, Episode 19 | Night of the Thousand Surprises Actress & improviser Erin Byrne joins me to recap one of my favorite episode of RH of all time! Never again has there ever been such a packed episode where the hits keep coming. Erin enlightens me on the mysterious Kim Richards drug cocktail, defends Lisa Vanderpump, and offers some serious psychiatric insight. Follow Erin at @esbyrne and Hannah at @whatthefaust!

Anna Alcaro, Erin Byrne, and Heidi Mills continue the series from The Table Church's preaching cohort and teach out of Luke 15.

Anna Alcaro, Erin Byrne, and Heidi Mills continue the series from The Table Church's preaching cohort and teach out of Luke 15.

Writer and performer, Erin Byrne, joins hosts Allie and Mia as they dive into the iconic teen Rom-Com - based on Shakespeare’s "A Midsummer Night’s Dream" - "Get Over It," starring Ben Foster and Kirsten Dunst. They discuss the movie’s memorable soundtrack, their nostalgia for early 2000s pop-culture, and their real life “Show-mances.” __ SHOW INFORMATION Instagram: @P.S.ILoveRomComsPod Twitter: @P.S.ILoveRomComsPod Email: P.S.ILoveRomComsPod@gmail.com

This week we are joined by a person who is a geyser of support, waterfall of joy, and hilarious improviser Erin Byrne Siskind to talk about one of the best […]

Erin Byrne Siskind (UCB, Chat Bot, Mach) is not only hilarious af but one of the warmest, most welcoming people I’ve ever met. It makes me doubly sad that often Continue Reading →

Happy New Year! We're keeping the holiday spirit going with Let It Snow. Katie and Lena chat with guest Erin Byrne Siskind about a town with no parents, apology pigs and the Netflix Cinematic Universe. Support the show (https://ko-fi.com/romcomeffect)

In this episode, which also appears in my Words & Images podcast, award-winning author, filmmaker, and LitWings founder Erin Byrne talks about someplace I myself know well: España! From leading writers in search of Lorca’s duende to her own profound spiritual experiences at a bullfight and during Semana Santa to the film she’s producing there, Erin has lots to say about Spain—and writing and travel and much more. Erin also talks about finding guidance in France and inspiration in Ireland, as well as how travel has the power to transform. Erin Bryne is the author of Wings: Gifts of Art, Life, and Travel in France, and the editor of two Vignettes & Postcards anthologies. She was just named Travel Writing curator for The Creative Process Exhibition.  Recorded live in studio on May 27, 2018.

Matthew is interviewed by author and filmmaker Erin Byrne, who is also editor of the Vignettes and Postcards from Morocco anthology. This episode is excerpted from that interview, where Erin asks Matthew not only about his book, With Open Arms: Short Stories of Misadventures in Morocco, at a high level, but also specifically about the story — not included in this podcast — that recounts one of his most difficult experiences not only in Morocco but in his life. Erin asks Matthew to reflect on how he might have subsequently pieced together his impressions of Morocco based on that experience. You can check out the full version of Matthew’s interview with Erin on his Matthew Felix on Air podcast, where they discuss their travel philosophies; Matthew’s experiences living in Spain, France, and Turkey; and lots more.

We saved the worst for last. Fan favorite Erin Byrne (now Siskind!) joins the podcast to bring a painful end to the month of Shrek.

Happy Easter! Author, filmmaker, and LitWings founder Erin Byrne has had - and continues to have - a long love affair with Paris. She’s written and edited books about it, and is currently working on another. She’s made a film here. She holds an annual event here. I talked with Erin about how it all began, the books and film, and, of course, her recent LitWings event, which was the impetus for my own trip. We also talked magical guides, past and present; writing; Erin’s time at a Paris institution, Shakespeare & Company bookstore; travel; and much more. We went deep, we had a lot of laughs. Erin even decided to hijack my close! :o Erin Byrne is the author of Wings: Gifts of Art, Life, and Travel in France, editor of two Vignettes & Postcards anthologies—one for Paris and one for Morocco—and she is writer of The Storykeeper film. Erin’s travel essays, poetry, fiction, and screenplays have won many awards including three Grand Prize Solas Awards, the Foreword Indies Book of the Year, an Accolade Award for film, and the Pinnacle Achievement Award. Erin is Travel Writing curator for The Creative Process Exhibition, which was launched at the Sorbonne and travels to the world’s leading universities. Her screenplay, Siesta, is in pre-production in Spain, and she is working on a novel set in the Paris Ritz during the occupation. Next show Artist, author, and Creative Process Exhibition founder Mia Funk.

SF Weekly said that “Grover is funny as hell.” And I agree. Author, poet, and artist Martha Grover and I had a great chat about writing and visual art, her zine, Somnambulist, and her memoirs, including The End of My Career - a finalist for the 2017 Oregon Book Awards in creative nonfiction. We also discussed process, some of the main themes in her work (work, illness, sex and relationships, humor), and her current project, a graphic memoir. Through it all, we also had a lot of laughs! A fun, inspiring conversation. Next show Writer, filmmaker, and LitWings founder Erin Byrne and I chat in Paris, France!

In the lead-up to our Book Passage Morocco event with Erin Byrne and Deep Travel Workshops next Friday, 12/7, I talked with NPR storyteller and Emmy-nominated writer Doug Cordell about the art of storytelling, including what he taught on a workshop in Morocco - and what he learned from a legendary traditional Moroccan storyteller. Doug Cordell’s true-life radio stories air on NPR’s Snap Judgment and APM's Marketplace. He delivers talks and workshops on the Power of Storytelling, and is a member of the Writers Guild of America with a Master of Fine Arts degree in Dramatic Writing. Doug’s television credits include PBS, Disney and Nickelodeon.

Unfazed by "neck stuff", comedienne Erin Byrne joins Alden and a very uneasy Cecily for a deadly viewing of Final Destination.

In this episode, which also appears in his Travelers on Travel podcast, Matthew talks with award-winning author, filmmaker, and LitWings founder Erin Byrne about someplace Matthew himself know well: ¡España! From leading fellow writers in search of Lorca’s duende to her own profound spiritual experiences to the film she’s currently producing there, Erin has lots to say about Spain—and writing and travel and so much more. Erin is the author of Wings: Gifts of Art, Life, and Travel in France, and the editor of two Vignettes & Postcards anthologies. She was just named Travel Writing curator for The Creative Process Exhibition. Recorded live on air on May 27, 2018.

For his first-ever video podcast episode, Matthew's first guest was...himself! After author, filmmaker, and LitWings founder Erin Byrne was on a previous episode of the show, she enthusiastically declared she wanted to turn the tables and interview Matthew. And so, for the inaugural video podcast episode, she did just that. Erin and Matthew talked about his two published books, as well as his forthcoming one; his time living in Spain, France, and Turkey; and his recent trip to Central Asia. The conversation also ventured into intuition, the show itself, and much more. A fun, in-depth, wide-ranging interview.

The #metoo and #timesup movements have revolutionized the conversation around rape and sexual harassment by exposing the extent of the problem and amplifying the voices of the victims. But how does the law and the justice system factor into all of this? How exactly are rape and consent cases prosecuted? What legal hurdles stand between #metoo and criminal prosecution? Janie talks to defense attorney Jerod Gunsberg and comedian Erin Byrne about trying consent cases in a court of law vs the court of public opinion.CONNECT W/ RELATIVELY HEALTHY ON TWITTERhttps://twitter.com/844stolarx AND PLEASE SUBSCRIBE/RATE US on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher, or wherever you get your podcasts.RELATIVELY HEALTHY IS A FOREVER DOG PODCASThttp://foreverdogproductions.com/fdpn/podcasts/relatively-healthy DISCLAIMER: Relatively Healthy is for entertainment purposes only and is not a substitute for actual medical advice.

In another thrilling minisode, Joey goes on an exciting solo mission to try out those flavored water enhancers Erin Byrne discussed on her episode (Artificial Sweeteners with Erin Byrne). Was Erin right in her assessment? Will Joey enjoy the orange tangerine? There’s only one way to find out.

LA improviser and LA lady Erin Byrne (@esbyrne) swings by the garage to talk about her love of artificial sweetener water enhancers. What a mouthful! Erin has many opinions on foods and spices and the culinary arts, and we go through all of them! Along the way, we also discuss shark facts, Trader Joes secrets, olives and pickles, “wet tickles,” and we talk through the specifics of Erin’s business cards!

Katie Holmes at Pilates? Oprah Winfrey riding in a John Deere tractor for charity? Chris Evans glazing  pottery at a Color Me Mine? If they're a celebrity in public, you better believe they're wearing a wig. At least, according to our illustrious guest Erin Byrne. Erin makes the argument that all famous folks (pretty much) are follicularly deficient from years of tress abuse, and therefore have to toupee up. And along the way we talk about culture, gender, boring ass basic celebs, wig structuring, internalizes misogyny, and our hella awkward teen years. It's heartfelt and it's silly as shit.