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听前提示一、每期提供10个单词，每个单词都会有2-3个例句，方便理解记忆。二、每个单词和句子都会重复5遍，其中第2遍为慢速，有助于识别。三、本材料的整体难度较低，可以用来听力磨耳朵和单词查漏补缺。Day97961.Flowern.花；精华，精粹，精英vi.开花What's your favorite flower?你最喜欢哪朵花？She picked a flower for her mother.她为妈妈摘了一朵花。Do you know the name of this flower?你知道这朵花的名字吗？962.Flun.流行性感冒I've got a flu.我得了流感。It took me three weeks to get over the flu.我花了三个星期才克服流感。963.Flyn.飞行；苍蝇v飞行；飘扬a.机敏的I always fly business class.我总是乘坐商务舱。The birds fly South in the winter.冬天鸟儿飞向南方。How long does it take to fly from Hanoi to Bangkok?从河内飞往曼谷需要多长时间？964.Focusn.焦点,（活动，兴趣等的)）中心v.(on)使聚集Our focus is on quality, not quantity.我们的重点是质量，而不是数量。We can't focus on two thing sat the same time.我们不能同时关注两件事。Stop worrying about that and focus on your work.别再担心了，专注于你的工作。965.Foldv.折叠；合拢；抱住n.褶，褶痕It took me several hours to fold all the clothes.我花了好几个小时才把所有的衣服都叠好。966.Followv.跟随，接着；沿着.…前进，遵循Just follow my lead.跟着我走。Always follow the manufacturer's instructions.请务必遵循制造商的指示。If you follow this street, you will get to the station.如果你沿着这条街走，你就会到达车站。967.Followinga.下列的，下述的，其次的，接着的I need the following items.我需要以下物品。Answer the following questions!回答以下问题！Translate the following sentences into English.将以下句子翻译成英文。968.Foodn.食物，粮食，养料There's enough food for everyone.每个人都有足够的食物。I can't eat this food; it tastes awful!我不能吃这种食物；味道太糟糕了！The food wasn't good, but at least it was cheap.食物不好，但至少很便宜。969.Footn.脚，足；英尺；底部I have a pain in my foot.我的脚有疼痛。Do you go to school on foot?你步行去学校吗？970.Footballn.足球He prefers football to volleyball.他比排球更喜欢足球。The football match went into extra time.足球比赛进入了加时赛。The football game is now being broadcast.足球比赛现在正在播出。

What is the role of landscape photography in a post-industrial world? In today's podcast, we consider some possibilities in a chat with Jade Doskow, current photographer in residence for Staten Island's Freshkills Park, and Cal Flyn author of the book Islands of Abandonment. Above image: © Jade Doskow While our two guests work in different disciplines, which leads to divergent approaches to the pictures they make, their shared purpose tells similar stories. Among the topics we discuss are a distinction between romantic landscapes of the past and a more ambivalent attitude to the subject today, and a photographer's responsibility to make pictures that go beyond merely decorative intent. You'll also discover how dedication to a fine art passion project can lead to career advancement through paid assignments. Join us for this fascinating discussion about recording the gradual process between post-industrial decay and engineered regeneration, or other states of rewilding Guests: Jade Doskow & Cal Flyn For more information on our guests and the gear they use, see: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/explora/podcasts/photography/reclaiming-a-natural-landscape-with-jade-doskow-cal-flyn Stay Connected: Jade Doskow Website: https://jadedoskowphotography.com/  Jade Doskow Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/j_doskow/ Jade Doskow Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jade.doskow/ Jade Doskow at Freshkills Park: https://freshkillspark.org/os-art/jadedoskow Jade Doskow Lost Utopias Documentary: https://www.philipshane.com/lost-utopias Jade Doskow Urban Omnibus Project: https://urbanomnibus.net/2022/11/extra-terrestrial Cal Flyn Website: https://www.calflyn.com/Cal Flyn Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/calflyn/ Cal Flyn Linktree: https://linktr.ee/calflynCal Flyn Islands of Abandonment: https://linktr.ee/IslandsofAbandonment

This episode was first aired in March, 2022. Cal Flyn's Islands of Abandonment was one of the UK's bestselling books of 2021. It was the Sunday Times Science and Environment book of the year and won her the Sunday Times Young Writer of the Year Award. In this episode she talks with broadcaster and science communicator Helen Czerski about the extraordinary places where humans no longer live – or survive in only tiny numbers – and about what happens when humanity's impact on nature is forced into retreat. Let us know your thoughts! Take a moment to fill in our Intelligence Squared Audience Survey and be in with the chance of winning a £50 Amazon gift card. If you'd like to become a Member and get access to all our full conversations, plus all of our Members-only content, just visit intelligencesquared.com/membership to find out more. For £4.99 per month you'll also receive: - Full-length and ad-free Intelligence Squared episodes, wherever you get your podcasts - Bonus Intelligence Squared podcasts, curated feeds and members exclusive series - 15% discount on livestreams and in-person tickets for all Intelligence Squared events - Our member-only newsletter The Monthly Read, sent straight to your inbox ... Or Subscribe on Apple for £4.99: - Full-length and ad-free Intelligence Squared podcasts - Bonus Intelligence Squared podcasts, curated feeds and members exclusive series ... Already a subscriber? Thank you for supporting our mission to foster honest debate and compelling conversations! Visit intelligencesquared.com to explore all your benefits including ad-free podcasts, exclusive bonus content and early access. ... Subscribe to our newsletter here to hear about our latest events, discounts and much more. https://www.intelligencesquared.com/newsletter-signup/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

17-Year-old singer and songwriter with songs that include Brain Dead, Carried Away and Pushing Up Poisoned Daisies

Si hay una banda en nuestro país que actualmente ocupa todas las apuestas en las quinielas es Shinova. Con la publicación de su nuevo disco se encuentran en el mejor momento de su carrera, con participación en los mejores festivales, llenando recintos y facturando canciones con grandes dosis de emoción. Esta semana ocupan el puesto de honor en el programa, firmando nuestro disco de la semana. Además la actualidad nacional nos trae lo nuevo de Los Punsetes, Lusillón, Morning Drivers, Celia Becks y Fran Perea, Zabriskie, Sofia Amores, Maria Lamata, Gold Lake, La Amenaza Constante, Suena Jaleo, Fontán y Lisasinson. En el apartado internacional destacamos las novedades de Camera Obscura, Suki Waterhouse, Paul Weller, Cles, Sander Clasen & the Band of Sand, Asha Jefferies, Camilo EG, Flyn, Empire of the Sun, Erida, Lucy Gallant & Ladl Abundance, Liv Eli y Zoax. Te hablamos de las últimas novedades del Festival de les Arts mientras suena el single que acaban de estrenar Crystal Fighters y del FIB de Benicàssim escuchando los recientes discos de The Libertines y The Vaccines. La versión de la semana la firma Dani Dicostas con una sorprendente y discotequera versión de un clásico de Paulina Rubio y el broche lo pone Fake DJ con un remix de uno de los temas más aclamados de los protagonistas de la semana: Shinova.

From Fortune 500 giants to burgeoning startups, Rebecca Friese '93  navigates outdated practices in the workplace, fostering the capacity for impactful cultural changes. Rebecca is a seasoned change management leader dedicated to transforming organizations. On a mission to enhance workplaces, she champions innovative, engaging, and forward-thinking environments. As the author of "The Good Culture: A Leader's Guide to Creating a Workplace That Doesn't Suck," Rebecca is also the Co-Founder of FLYN, Co-lead at the Samudra Next Generation Leadership Trust, and the Founder of the 12@12 Women's Network.Connect with Rebecca on Instagram, LinkedIn, and X (also @flynconsulting).----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Timestamps for our conversation with Rebecca:0:00 — Intro 2:15 — Becoming a Penn Stater8:30 — Rebecca's initial career path14:20 — Independent film production and acting 17:40 — Consulting/coaching  20:57 — Igniting change in the workplace through inspiration 26:00 — Rebecca's book: "The Good Culture: A Leader's Guide to Creating a Workplace That Doesn't Suck"34:34 — Lightning Round Q&A39:25 — Outro 

0:00:05 - Kevin McKay x Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Work (Dessert Blend) 0:00:22 - KANTA - Work 0:00:52 - Stefy De Cicco x Fresh Mode - Funky Beat (Main) 0:01:44 - Royale (BR), CityBoyz - Dope 0:02:02 - Coi Leray - Players 0:02:31 - Disorder, Kohen - Okay (I Don't Mind) 0:03:20 - G-Pol & Kapuzen - All Night 0:04:33 - Ivanstein - Anda Pues 0:05:00 - Lum!X, Alida - Forget You (Feat. Gabry Ponte) 0:05:32 - HUB, Almanac, CityBoyz - Mess 0:06:02 - Riton & Kah-Lo - Fake ID (CHANYE Remix) 0:06:59 - iLLzone - illest 0:07:30 - Rihanna vs. Dom Dolla - Umbrella 0:08:30 - Disclosure - Latch Baile (Crankids x Ravekings Mashup) 0:09:13 - Flyn, KAØS, Ohnuma Music - Funk Swing 0:10:14 - Groove Cartel - Back And Forth 0:10:42 - Hooders - BODY 0:11:14 - Seagma & BALD vs David Guetta feat. Kid Cudi - Feel This Memories (Seagma Mashup) 0:11:42 - Twowelve - Baile 0:11:58 - Katy Perry feat Juicy J - Dark Horse (Acapella) 0:12:27 - Sevek, Jake Tarry - Bang Bang 0:13:12 - FTampa & The Otherz - Pega Pega 0:13:45 - Shaw - It's Time 0:14:26 - Twoloud, Stupid Goldfish - Lose Control 0:15:10 - Crazy Frog vs BLVD & Henry Fong - Axel F (Even Steve Salud Remix) 0:15:53 - Lost Capital - Not A Bad Idea 0:16:38 - NOT AFRAID & Friends Vol.8 Ft.ElementZ - 3 BAILE (EZ BALLIE Mashup) 0:18:00 - SpeacSpaker - Haozi Remaster 0:19:14 - San Pacho - As Long As We Got House 0:20:25 - Remady P&R - No Superstar (Swartchback Remix) 0:20:40 - Mari Ferrari - Sector C 0:20:59 - I Want It - I Want It 0:21:35 - CAZZE - Hypnotize 0:22:13 - Major Lazer DJ Snake - Lean On (Malaa Remix) 0:22:42 - Guilc x Royale BR - Don't Come Back 0:23:44 - Super Mario Bros - Underworld (Fox'd Up) 0:23:54 - Tiesto feat. Michel Zitron - Red Lights (Acapella) 0:24:30 - Valy Mo, BLOTE - Shine 0:24:55 - Dimitri Vegas, David Guetta, Nicole Scherzinger, Azteck - The Drop (Ape Rave Club Remix) 0:26:24 - Morse - Gucci 0:27:08 - JOXION - Underground 0:27:23 - Lumberjack - We Rolling (Acapella) 0:28:04 - Madonna - La Isla Bonita (Pajane Remix) 0:28:50 - COFFIN - Abyss 0:29:15 - Bingo Players - Devotion (Odd Mob Remix) 0:29:43 - Plastik Funk & Esox - Until The Bassline Drops 0:29:58 - Frankie Steel x Sebastian Ingrosso, Tommy Trash - Reload (Gin & Sonic & WILLO Remix) 0:30:13 - Tujamo Feat. Kid Ink - Drop That Low (When I Dip) 0:30:41 - Coffin - Murky 0:31:27 - Major Lazer x Alok x Quintino - Light It Up x Party Never Ends (Lenox Mashup) 0:32:13 - HANGTYME - Beware (Turn My Music High) 0:32:48 - Douth! - Brass Power 0:33:02 - Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike ft. Ne-Yo - Higher Place (Studio Acapella) 0:33:30 - Droopping - Never 0:34:09 - Volt State - Sandcastles (Acapella) 0:34:24 - HUB, Gabzy, Carlos Colleen - Latina 0:34:55 - The White Stripes x Evokings, BYOR - Seven Nation x Say Yes 0:35:38 - Shaw X Netwerk - Mental Reset 0:36:06 - Hardwell ft. Chris Jones - Young Again (Studio Acapella) 0:36:38 - ASTRAY FRAME - Burnin' Up 0:36:59 - BILLO, COZMOS, ill.45 - Old School 0:37:43 - Charles B, JDMAJ feat Genesis Elijah - London Flow 0:38:00 - Dashi - Everyday 0:38:14 - Gloria Estefan - Conga 0:39:02 - Douth! - Your Vibe 0:39:32 - Fahjah - All The People (Main) 0:39:40 - Tiesto feat Matthew Koma - Wasted (Acapella) 0:40:30 - Macklemore - Cant Hold Us (Collini Remix) 0:41:17 - Benasis - After Hours 0:41:58 - Quad City Dj's - Space Jam (Twolate, Merk & Kremont Remix) 0:42:31 - Hysterism & Syndel - Reborn in Time 0:43:21 - Aeron Kellan - Turn It Up 0:44:20 - HUB, Holt 88, Almanac - Party Cake 0:44:35 - Avicii - Levels (Acapella) 0:45:04 - Delayz - Never Miss the Water 0:45:19 - No Doubt vs. Chris Lake & NPC - Hella Good 0:46:48 - RYZE - Do It Like That 0:47:17 - Ship Wrek vs Tim Berg - Silent Bromance (Luke DB Mash Up Mix) 0:48:02 - Spice Girls - Wannabe 0:48:16 - Jasted & Spyke - Come Dance 0:48:50 - BYOR & Vinne vs. David Guetta - Downtown x When Love Takes Over 0:50:29 - Hnry - Never Stop 0:51:01 - Warner Case & Bhaskar - Do My Own Thing 0:51:35 - SALADIN & GOLD - DIGGER Chicago 0:51:45 - Kesha - Die Young (Studio Acapella) 0:52:16 - Chris Lorenzo - Pump 0:52:46 - Chris Brown - Run It (Airbenders Remix) 0:53:30 - Grimzy - Funky Pillz 0:53:45 - DJ Kuba & Neitan x Nogun - Sweat 0:54:44 - Outwork ft. Mr Gee - Elektro (Silque Remix) 0:55:14 - Meduza vs Shadow Child - Tell Me Space Riot (Alex Guesta Mashup) 0:57:28 - Playboi Carti - Magnolia

Let's dive into an invigorating journey with the Sunrise Spin: 6 AM Beats at CycleBar Mix. The perfect tone for a day of triumph of vitality. An excellent selection for fitness that will awaken both body and soul 0:00:05 - Kevin McKay x Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Work (Dessert Blend) 0:00:22 - KANTA - Work 0:00:52 - Stefy De Cicco x Fresh Mode - Funky Beat (Main) 0:01:44 - Royale (BR), CityBoyz - Dope 0:02:02 - Coi Leray - Players 0:02:31 - Disorder, Kohen - Okay (I Don't Mind) 0:03:20 - G-Pol & Kapuzen - All Night 0:04:33 - Ivanstein - Anda Pues 0:05:00 - Lum!X, Alida - Forget You (Feat. Gabry Ponte) 0:05:32 - HUB, Almanac, CityBoyz - Mess 0:06:02 - Riton & Kah-Lo - Fake ID (CHANYE Remix) 0:06:59 - iLLzone - illest 0:07:30 - Rihanna vs. Dom Dolla - Umbrella 0:08:30 - Disclosure - Latch Baile (Crankids x Ravekings Mashup) 0:09:13 - Flyn, KAØS, Ohnuma Music - Funk Swing 0:10:14 - Groove Cartel - Back And Forth 0:10:42 - Hooders - BODY 0:11:14 - Seagma & BALD vs David Guetta feat. Kid Cudi - Feel This Memories (Seagma Mashup) 0:11:42 - Twowelve - Baile 0:11:58 - Katy Perry feat Juicy J - Dark Horse (Acapella) 0:12:27 - Sevek, Jake Tarry - Bang Bang 0:13:12 - FTampa & The Otherz - Pega Pega 0:13:45 - Shaw - It's Time 0:14:26 - Twoloud, Stupid Goldfish - Lose Control 0:15:10 - Crazy Frog vs BLVD & Henry Fong - Axel F (Even Steve Salud Remix) 0:15:53 - Lost Capital - Not A Bad Idea 0:16:38 - NOT AFRAID & Friends Vol.8 Ft.ElementZ - 3 BAILE (EZ BALLIE Mashup) 0:18:00 - SpeacSpaker - Haozi Remaster 0:19:14 - San Pacho - As Long As We Got House 0:20:25 - Remady P&R - No Superstar (Swartchback Remix) 0:20:40 - Mari Ferrari - Sector C 0:20:59 - I Want It - I Want It 0:21:35 - CAZZE - Hypnotize 0:22:13 - Major Lazer DJ Snake - Lean On (Malaa Remix) 0:22:42 - Guilc x Royale BR - Don't Come Back 0:23:44 - Super Mario Bros - Underworld (Fox'd Up) 0:23:54 - Tiesto feat. Michel Zitron - Red Lights (Acapella) 0:24:30 - Valy Mo, BLOTE - Shine 0:24:55 - Dimitri Vegas, David Guetta, Nicole Scherzinger, Azteck - The Drop (Ape Rave Club Remix) 0:26:24 - Morse - Gucci 0:27:08 - JOXION - Underground 0:27:23 - Lumberjack - We Rolling (Acapella) 0:28:04 - Madonna - La Isla Bonita (Pajane Remix) 0:28:50 - COFFIN - Abyss 0:29:15 - Bingo Players - Devotion (Odd Mob Remix) 0:29:43 - Plastik Funk & Esox - Until The Bassline Drops 0:29:58 - Frankie Steel x Sebastian Ingrosso, Tommy Trash - Reload (Gin & Sonic & WILLO Remix) 0:30:13 - Tujamo Feat. Kid Ink - Drop That Low (When I Dip) 0:30:41 - Coffin - Murky 0:31:27 - Major Lazer x Alok x Quintino - Light It Up x Party Never Ends (Lenox Mashup) 0:32:13 - HANGTYME - Beware (Turn My Music High) 0:32:48 - Douth! - Brass Power 0:33:02 - Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike ft. Ne-Yo - Higher Place (Studio Acapella) 0:33:30 - Droopping - Never 0:34:09 - Volt State - Sandcastles (Acapella) 0:34:24 - HUB, Gabzy, Carlos Colleen - Latina 0:34:55 - The White Stripes x Evokings, BYOR - Seven Nation x Say Yes 0:35:38 - Shaw X Netwerk - Mental Reset 0:36:06 - Hardwell ft. Chris Jones - Young Again (Studio Acapella) 0:36:38 - ASTRAY FRAME - Burnin' Up 0:36:59 - BILLO, COZMOS, ill.45 - Old School 0:37:43 - Charles B, JDMAJ feat Genesis Elijah - London Flow 0:38:00 - Dashi - Everyday 0:38:14 - Gloria Estefan - Conga 0:39:02 - Douth! - Your Vibe 0:39:32 - Fahjah - All The People (Main) 0:39:40 - Tiesto feat Matthew Koma - Wasted (Acapella) 0:40:30 - Macklemore - Cant Hold Us (Collini Remix) 0:41:17 - Benasis - After Hours 0:41:58 - Quad City Dj's - Space Jam (Twolate, Merk & Kremont Remix) 0:42:31 - Hysterism & Syndel - Reborn in Time 0:43:21 - Aeron Kellan - Turn It Up 0:44:20 - HUB, Holt 88, Almanac - Party Cake 0:44:35 - Avicii - Levels (Acapella) 0:45:04 - Delayz - Never Miss the Water 0:45:19 - No Doubt vs. Chris Lake & NPC - Hella Good 0:46:48 - RYZE - Do It Like That 0:47:17 - Ship Wrek vs Tim Berg - Silent Bromance (Luke DB Mash Up Mix) 0:48:02 - Spice Girls - Wannabe 0:48:16 - Jasted & Spyke - Come Dance 0:48:50 - BYOR & Vinne vs. David Guetta - Downtown x When Love Takes Over 0:50:29 - Hnry - Never Stop 0:51:01 - Warner Case & Bhaskar - Do My Own Thing 0:51:35 - SALADIN & GOLD - DIGGER Chicago 0:51:45 - Kesha - Die Young (Studio Acapella) 0:52:16 - Chris Lorenzo - Pump 0:52:46 - Chris Brown - Run It (Airbenders Remix) 0:53:30 - Grimzy - Funky Pillz 0:53:45 - DJ Kuba & Neitan x Nogun - Sweat 0:54:44 - Outwork ft. Mr Gee - Elektro (Silque Remix) 0:55:14 - Meduza vs Shadow Child - Tell Me Space Riot (Alex Guesta Mashup) 0:57:28 - Playboi Carti - Magnolia

Was passiert mit Orten, die von Menschen aufgegeben und vollkommen der Natur überlassen werden? Wie erobern sich Pflanzen und Tiere selbst kontaminierte Landschaften zurück? Und was heißt das für unser Verhältnis zur Natur? Das sind nur drei der Fragen, die Cal Flyn in ihrer überraschenden, genauen und blendend erzählten Erkundung „Verlassener Orte“ zu beantworten sucht. Aus dem Englischen von Milena Adam Matthes & Seitz Verlag, 322 Seiten, 34 Euro ISBN 978-3-7518-4004-0

Katrin Schumacher empfiehlt zum zweiten Advent: Eliot Weinbergers "Engel & Heilige", Cal Flyn "Verlassene Orte" und "Weiß" von Sylvain Tesson.

Cal Flyns Essay führt das zerstörerische Handeln des Menschen vor Augen und feiert zugleich die Rückkehr des Lebens.

It's a common fantasy. You wake up and there is no one there. Civilisation, order, humanity have crumbled. You are alone. Yet, in some parts of the world, this is not a fantasy. Human civilisation has indeed gone. What does this look like? What remains in a post-human landscape? And is this what awaits us? In this week's episode, Nick Spencer speaks to Cal Flyn about her book Islands of Abandonment: Life in the Post-Human Landscape

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John Lee, CEO of Flying Nickel Mining Corp, shared insights in a recent interview. Flying Nickel Corp is a new company listed on the Toronto Venture Exchange with the symbol "FLYN," established in early 2021. The company's key project, Minago, located on the Thompson nickel belt, is notable for being one of the greenest and highest-grade open-pit nickel sulphide projects in Canada, with a nickel grade of 0.74% and over a billion pounds of nickel. Minago has seen significant development, with over $40 million invested and 85,000 meters of drilling. The company is in the final permitting stage with strong support from the Manitoba government and the local community, including the Norway House Cree Nation, which has become an investor in the company. Upon receiving final permitting, the company aims to make a construction decision in 2024. The Minago project is exceptional due to its swift progression from Greenfield discovery to construction readiness. Flying Nickel Corp has also successfully filed its independent Technical Report titled "Gibellini Vanadium Project Eureka" in Nevada. This report provides essential technical details and information about the Gibellini Vanadium Project, which is situated approximately 25 miles south of the town of Eureka. The project includes several vanadium deposits, such as Gibellini, Louie Hill, and Bisoni-McKay. Flying Nickel Corp is in the process of acquiring all the issued and outstanding common shares of Nevada Vanadium Mining, which owns the Gibellini Vanadium Project. This strategic acquisition will strengthen Flying Nickel's position in the vanadium mining sector. #Nickel #SustainableMining #BatteryMetals #GreenEnergy #Sustainability #CanadaMining #MinagoProject #NorwayHouseCreeNation #MineralExploration #EnvironmentalImpactAssessment #Manitoba #Vanadium #Nevada #EnergyStorage #RenewableEnergy #BatteryTechnology #GreenTech #MineralResources #ResourceDevelopment #InvestmentOpportunity #CEOInterview #MineralExploration #MetalMining #MiningIndustry #BatteryMetalsMerger#invest #investing #investment #investor #stockmarket #stocks #stock #stockmarketnews

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We welcome Colonel John Flynn to the podcast, Senior Vice President of Administration and Aviation for MGM Resorts International, to talk about his work in the Air Force Reserves, and how it shades the work he currently undertakes for MGM Resorts International. Randy and John talk about how a career from the Air Force Academy to the White House, to the private sector machinations of MGM Resorts in Las Vegas, NV.

I think we've all been in that place with our kids where they are clearly going through something big - something with friends, something with sex, mental health, transness, something that makes your parent heart go “Oh god - I need more information about this so I can help and protect and make sure that nothing bad happens to them.” So you put out the bid for connection and try to engage in the conversation and your kid gives you NOTHING. They stare blankly at you, they say “I don't want to talk about it,” or “I dunno.” And you get emotionally snared and the harder you push, the less they want to talk to you.Sound familiar? In this episode, I'm talking with Flyn Alexander about ways to talk with trans kids who may be hesitant or uncomfortable discussing sensitive topics, such as their transition. Flyn Alexander is a clinical social worker who specializes in working with transgender individuals and their families. He graduated from Michigan State with his MSW. Flyn uses he and they pronouns and is an out and proud trans man.When Flyn approached me about working at Wild Heart Society, I was like “I really don't have room to take on more people” but after spending 20 minutes with him I was like “I”m gonna figure out how to do this because this guy is flipping awesome.” His energy is contagious. He is courageous, calm, funny, joyful, introspective, and a changemaker. I'm so thrilled he is on our team, and I'm so excited to share this conversation with you. Check out the full episode to hear about:Why asking your kid a lot of questions can make them clam up so hardWhy you have to separate the narrative of your kiddo's life that's in your head from the truth about themselves that they're telling youWhy parents should investigate their own gender journeys and how gender and other complicated conversations are handled at homeStrategies and key reminders for approaching conversations about gender with your childFind out more about Flyn Alexander:Wild Heart Society BioFind out more about Mackenzie Dunham:Wildheartsociety.orgwildheartsociety.org/downloadsWild Heart Society on FacebookWild Heart Society on Instagram

There has never been a more appropriate time than today to reinvigorate and add life to our workplace. To discuss why inspiring a certain company culture as well as innovation can increase engagement and performance, I interviewed Rebecca Friese, co-founder of FLYN, leading management consultant, keynote speaker and author of "The Good Culture: The Leader's Guide to Creating a Workplace that Doesn't Suck". By identifying outdated practices from the ground floor to the boardroom, Rebecca helps a wide range of organizations from Fortune 500 behemoths to hopeful start-ups, build the capacity to implement market-leading cultural changes. At the moment, Rebecca is on a mission to help organizations not just be better, but exceptionally innovative, engaging, and forward-thinking places to work. In our informal and candid conversation, we discuss how company culture becomes visible or invisible in a typical organization, why it influences performance, how we can keep ourselves accountable with KPIs or performance metrics for performance as well as behaviors or culture, growing culture over time despite successes and failures, why engagement and innovation is so relevant to all of us today, and real world case studies of leadership approaches to implement the environment or culture with intentionality that delivers innovation. 2:51 - Highlights from Rebecca's career 6:08 - Definition of Company Culture 8:22 - Rebecca's Signature Approach to assisting organizations with Company Culture 13:30 - Designing performance metrics/KPIs that inspire accountability for behavior and stimulate the best culture 13:48 - Without aligning culture to our everyday strategy and operationalizing it through metrics or accountability there is a gap which questions the value of the culture we want to design as leaders. 16:59 - Recent case study from a Tech company with a leader of a high-performing team that was asked to leave the organization 19:42 - New trending internal metrics of managers: manager engagement indicator (MEIs) surveys 22:04 - Metrics can improve a sense of belonging of an employee when you know what part of your effort contributes to the overall success of your organization 22:35 - Rebecca's personal real world story of being mislead to be performing well without any direct feedback 25:52 - Maintaining a certain culture through company successes and setbacks 30:59 - How Rebecca's approach to helping organizations with culture has changed over the last few years 31:21 - Focus on design thinking at FLYN Consulting 32:07 - Biggest challenge is to address the unspoken needs of individuals in the workplace 33:58 - How Rebecca is linking company culture to innovation with Fortune 500 companies 34:58 - People are motivated by their ability to learn and grow 35:08 - Customers often do not know or cannot yet imagine what they really need 36:52 - Explaining what "behavior" means to a 2-year old by adding incentives, transparency, feedback, consistency, and recognition 38:26 - Innovative organizations have to unlock the basic needs of all humans for autonomy, mastery, and purpose based on Daniel Pink's book "Drive" 40:18 - How everyone can be innovative in an organization 43:11 - How Rebecca is stretching herself and lifting others currently: her mission is to help people love their workplace

Interview with John Lee, Executive Chairman & Interim CEO of Flying Nickel (TSX-V: FLYN)Flying Nickel Mining Corp., is a Canadian mining company trading on the Toronto Venture Exchange under the symbol FLYN and on the OTC under FLYNF.The company's flagship Minago project, located on the Thompson nickel belt in Manitoba, Canada is one of the world's largest high-grade open-pit optimized nickel sulphide deposits in the world. Minago contains a measured and indicated nickel resource roughly equal to the nickel content in 10 million Tesla model 3 vehicle batteries (722M lbs indicated and 319M lbs inferred nickel)*Flying Nickel aims to supply the electric vehicle industry with high-performance battery ingredients that are 100% made in Canada with low carbon emissions.

Cal Flyn talks about her awardwinning book, Islands of Abandonment: Life in the Post-Human Landscape. This episode takes us on a fascinating journey from the nuclear wasteland of Chernobyl to California's Salton Sea, investigating the ecology and psychology of abandoned places.

James Naughtie and a group of readers talk to Cal Flyn about her acclaimed book, Islands of Abandonment, an exploration of places which have been reclaimed by nature. She talks about her travels to Cyprus, the Orkney Islands, First World War battlefields in France, and beyond, chronicling the fightback that plants have staged once humans have left. She reveals why finding hope in even the most desolate places is important to her, and why it's ok to leave lawns unmown. Our next recordings are both in-person events at BBC Broadcasting House in London. 16 February 2023 at 18.30 Nadifa Mohamed will be answering questions about The Fortune Men. 15 March 2023 at 1830 Tan Twan Eng on The Garden of Evening Mists To come along and take part, email bookclub@bbc.co.uk

The award-winning writer from the Scottish Highlands sits down with Georgina Godwin at Cheltenham Literature Festival. They speak about biodiversity, visiting Chernobyl and Flyn's new book, ‘Islands of Abandonment: Life in the Post-Human Landscape', which focuses on the places left behind by humans and reclaimed by nature.

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The Homan Recording Studio in SW Chicago has an eclectic history going back to the 1960s. Along the way, many unique recording sessions of all kinds have been secured in that place. A number of individuals and groups have contributed to this colorful chronology. Most recently, Susan Coronet, added her name to the list and she did not disappoint when she sat down with Edward Hamlin for a one-on-one journey through conversation. Edward Hamlin 1. Asleep In The Desert (Sit Yourself Down) 2. Church Lady (Triad) 3. The Goddess Speaks (Kindness) 4. Famous Expirations (Don't Fear The Reaper) 5. Out Of This World 6. Bad Boy 7. Grandfather Paradox (Back In Time) 8. Flyn' High In The Friendly Sky 9. Embryonic Journey Music Composition/Performance Credits: 1. "Sit Yourself Down" > Stephen Stills / Stephen Stills (1970) 2. "Triad" > David Crosby / David Crosby (1967) 3. "Kindness" > MO / MO (2021) 4. "Don't Fear The Reaper" > Blue Oyster Cult (1976) / The Beautiful South (2004) 5. "Out Of This World" > Amber Mark & Harris Cole / Amber Mark (2022) 6. "Bad Boy" > Inner Circle & Ian Lewis / Inner Circle (1987) 7. "Back In Time" > Huey Lewis, J. Colla, S. Hopper & C. HAYES / Huey Lewis & The News (1985) 8. "Flyn' High In The Friendly Sky > Marvin Gaye / Marvin Gaye (1971) 9. "Embryonic Journey" > Jorma Kaukonen / Jefferson Airplane (1967) Engineer: DB Cooper Producer: Tiffany Rosedale --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/edward-hamlin/message

The Homan Recording Studio in SW Chicago has an eclectic history going back to the 1960s.  Along the way, many unique recording sessions of all kinds have been secured in that place.  A number of individuals and groups have contributed to this colorful chronology.  Most recently, Susan Coronet, added her name to the list and she did not disappoint when she sat down with Edward Hamlin for a one-on-one journey through conversation.  1.   Asleep In The Desert (Sit Yourself Down) 2.  Church Lady (Triad) 3.  The Goddess Speaks (Kindness) 4.  Famous Expirations (Don't Fear The Reaper) 5.  Out Of This World 6.  Bad Boy 7.  Grandfather Paradox (Back In Time) 8.  Flyn' High In The Friendly Sky 9.  Embryonic Journey Music Composition/Performance Credits: 1.  "Sit Yourself Down" > Stephen Stills / Stephen Stills (1970) 2.  "Triad" > David Crosby / David Crosby (1967) 3.  "Kindness" > MO / MO (2021) 4.  "Don't Fear The Reaper"  > Blue Oyster Cult (1976) / The Beautiful South (2004) 5.  "Out Of This World"  > Amber Mark & Harris Cole / Amber Mark (2022) 6.  "Bad Boy" > Inner Circle & Ian Lewis / Inner Circle (1987) 7.  "Back In Time" > Huey Lewis, J. Colla, S. Hopper & C. HAYES / Huey Lewis & The News (1985) 8.  "Flyn' High In The Friendly Sky  > Marvin Gaye / Marvin Gaye (1971) 9.  "Embryonic Journey" > Jorma Kaukonen / Jefferson Airplane (1967) Edward Hamlin --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/edward-hamlin/message

Flying Nickel Mining Corp (OTCQB: FLYNF) CEO John Lee joins Small Caps to discuss the company's plans to acquire the Gibellini vanadium project in Nevada, United States. Under a non-binding agreement, Flying Nickel intends to acquire all outstanding shares of Nevada Vanadium Mining Corporation on a one-for-one basis to merge with the Gibellini owner. Gibellini is being developed as an open pit mine that will produce 10.2 million pounds per annum of vanadium pentoxide with first shipments scheduled from 2026. Flying Nickel believes the project will complement the company's advanced Minago nickel project in Manitoba, Canada as both metals are classified as critical by the US Geological Service. Article:https://smallcaps.ca/flying-nickel-mining-poised-become-producer-two-key-battery-metals/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Flying Nickel Mining Corp (TSX-V: FLYN) CEO John Lee joins Small Caps to discuss the company's plans to acquire the Gibellini vanadium project in Nevada, United States. Under a non-binding agreement, Flying Nickel intends to acquire all outstanding shares of Nevada Vanadium Mining Corporation on a one-for-one basis to merge with the Gibellini owner. Gibellini is being developed as an open pit mine that will produce 10.2 million pounds per annum of vanadium pentoxide with first shipments scheduled from 2026. Flying Nickel believes the project will complement the company's advanced Minago nickel project in Manitoba, Canada as both metals are classified as critical by the US Geological Service. Article: https://smallcaps.ca/flying-nickel-mining-poised-become-producer-two-key-battery-metals/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this narrated essay, Cal Flyn observes new species of butterflies arriving in Scotland's Orkney Islands. As plants and animals migrate northwards on an unprecedented scale, she faces the haunting knowledge that some voices are rising as others fade away. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Helen Needham chats to author Cal Flyn in Stromness, Orkney about her latest book.

Join me as I sit down with Sara Flyn Hodge to discuss faith, family, and freedom. Hodge is the founder and CEO of American Freedom Co., a patriotic apparel brand that offers high-quality and stylish products. She also proudly supports our United States Veterans, Armed Forces, and First Responders! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/themakeuphistorian/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/themakeuphistorian/support

From ghost towns to nuclear exclusion zones, what happens when nature reclaims derelict spaces?Award-winning writer Cal Flyn is On Jimmy's Farm this week to chat about her journey around the world's abandoned places, areas where nature has been allowed to take over again.Hear about the surprising ecological discoveries in different places such as Chernobyl, a ghost town in Detroit, and an uninhibited Scottish island…which has subsequently been taken over by feral cattle.Cal won the Sunday Times Young Writer of the Year award for her book, Islands of Abandonment: Life in the Post-Human Landscape. You can read more about it here.On Jimmy's Farm: A Podcast By History Hit. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Cal Flyn's Islands of Abandonment was one of the UK's bestselling books of 2021. It was the Sunday Times Science and Environment book of the year and won her the Sunday Times Young Writer of the Year Award. In this episode she talks with broadcaster and science communicator Helen Czerski about the extraordinary places where humans no longer live – or survive in only tiny numbers – and about what happens when humanity's impact on nature is forced into retreat. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

You've probably encountered online what is often labeled 'Abandoned Places Porn'. Artistic photography of disused theme parks, factories and that sort of thing. Our guest on today's show is the author of widely acclaimed, and Baillie Gifford Prize shortlisted book, Islands of Abandonment, an in depth exploration into the places where nature is flourishing after humans have left. She talks to Robin about the book, the myths around these sorts of places, science fiction, Chernobyl and much more. Extended edition, as ever, for Patreon supporters. Sign up at patreon.com/bookshambles

Wedding Day floods with Flyn & Nikita Chief Super Intendant Ray Rohweder Mitch Robinson from the Brisbane Lions What's washed up + Calls Andrew Hall – CEO of Insurance Council of Aus     Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner Abbys Long Lunch Matty on Esther changing clothes in the car See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What does the natural world look like after human beings abandon it? Nuclear waste sites, war zones, slag heaps, ghost towns–journalist Cal Flyn delves into the history and rebirth of these neglected places in her book, Islands of Abandonment: Nature Rebounding in the Post-Human Landscape. In this episode of Book Dreams, Cal shares with Eve and Julie some of these strange cautionary tales, and how she finds hope and beauty in the devastation. From the wilding of domesticated cows turned feral in the Scottish islands to the resilience of killifish in Newark Bay, examples abound of how nature survives and flourishes without us. They discuss, too, how our attempts to reverse the damage done by invasive species and urban dereliction sometimes create more problems than they solve. “That's the warning from the past,” Cal says. “We thought we knew what we were doing, and we didn't. So just be careful." Cal Flyn is an author, investigative journalist, and a MacDowell fellow from the Highlands of Scotland. She's worked as a reporter for The Sunday Times and The Telegraph and has contributed to publications, including Granta, The Guardian, The Times, The Observer, and others. Her first book, Thicker Than Water, was one of The Times' Best Books of 2016. Islands of Abandonment is a finalist for the Wainwright Prize and was one of The Washington Post's Best Travel Books of 2021. Find us on Twitter (@bookdreamspod) and Instagram (@bookdreamspodcast), or email us at contact@bookdreamspodcast.com. We encourage you to visit our website and sign up for our newsletter for information about our episodes, guests, and more. Book Dreams is a part of Lit Hub Radio and the Podglomerate network, a company that produces, distributes, and monetizes podcasts. For more information on how The Podglomerate treats data, please see our Privacy Policy. Since you're listening to Book Dreams, we'd like to suggest you also try other Podglomerate shows about literature, writing, and storytelling like Storybound and The History of Literature. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Have you ever wondered what happens to the places abandoned by humans as a result of war, nuclear damage, or just the cruel hand of time?  Initially, it may sound rather bleak, but today's guest has found some silver linings amongst the ruins. In today's episode, I chat to author and journalist, Cal Flyn, about her second non-fiction book, 'Islands of Abandonment: Life in the Post-Human Landscape'. 'Islands of Abandonment', which has been named The Sunday Times' Science & Environment book of the year (2021) and shortlisted for other prestigious awards, explores ghost towns, exclusion zones, and post-industrial ruins. It aims to illustrate both the ecology and psychology of abandoned places. In my conversation with Cal, I discover what sparked her interest in abandonments, her process for writing and researching the book, how nature benefits from our absence, and much more! To find out more about Cal's work, be sure to check out her website: https://www.calflyn.com/ (Recorded November 2021)

In the run up to the Baillie Gifford Prize winner announcement, Toby Mundy is in conversation with our six shortlisted authors in our Read Smart Podcast, generously supported by the Blavatnik Family Foundation. First up is Cal Flyn, author of ‘Islands of Abandonment: Life in the Post-Human Landscape,' who talks to us about her work and the often underappreciated beauty of abandoned spaces. The winner of the 2021 Baillie Gifford Prize for Non-Fiction will be announced at an event at the Science Museum, generously supported by the Blavatnik Family Foundation, on Tuesday 16 November. Read Smart Podcast is commissioned by The Baillie Gifford Prize for Non-Fiction and is generously supported by the Blavatnik Family Foundation. #BGPrize2021 #ReadSmart #nonfictionbooks #authors #shortlist

This month we are joined via Zoom by Flyn Jack, brand ambassador for Huntsman Boats and Catch fishing tackle .Flyn has recently returned from an epic mission where he caught a Bluefin Tuna on a Jig- Amazing!! Christian and I really enjoyed our chat with Flyn and we hope you do as well. We also have our favourite feature 'Dog of the Month'. As always, thanks for listening and please rate and subscribe if you enjoy the show!

Rapunzel conoce a un ladrón que huye, Flyn la acompaña en un aventura increíble mientras cumplen sus sueños.

Cal Flyn on Islands of Abandonment: Nature Rebounding in the Post-Human Landscape. James Romm talks about The Sacred Band: Three Hundred Theban Lovers Fighting To Save Greek Freedom. The post Cal Flyn, ISLANDS OF ABANDONMENT & James Romm, THE SACRED BAND appeared first on Writer's Voice.

Cal Flyn's latest book, Islands of Abandonment: Life in the Post-Human Landscape tells the story of a dozen abandoned places around the world, from Chernobyl to the volcanic Caribbean, and looks particularly at how nature reclaims and rebounds after humans leave. She explores the peculiar connection humans have to abandoned spaces, as well as the awe and wonder that can be found in the bleakest and most desolate of landscapes. Cal Flyn is a writer and journalist who lives on Orkney, off the north coast of Scotland.

Cal Flyn's latest book, Islands of Abandonment: Life in the Post-Human Landscape tells the story of a dozen abandoned places around the world, from Chernobyl to the volcanic Caribbean, and looks particularly at how nature reclaims and rebounds after humans leave. She explores the peculiar connection humans have to abandoned spaces, as well as the awe and wonder that can be found in the bleakest and most desolate of landscapes. Cal Flyn is a writer and journalist who lives on Orkney, off the north coast of Scotland.

Caroline Crampton, the deputy editor of the Browser, talks to literary non-fiction writer Cal Flyn, author of Islands of Abandonment, about abandoned places.

What do you know about trade shows?  I am talking today with Flyn Roberts - Event Director of the boutique Australian trade show Life Instyle.  We talk about the why, what, and of course how to get into trade shows and also ensure you succeed while there!Coronavirus and 2020 seriously interrupted many industries, and the events one was severely impacted and unfortunately continues to be.  Flyn and I talk about that and much more!!Flyn leads a passionate and high performing team to deliver Australia's premier boutique retail trade shows; Life Instyle Sydney and Melbourne.She has over 15yrs experience in the events world where she and her team consistently deliver innovation-rich, first-class events with passion and a customer-focused approach.  As the Exhibition Director she is responsible for brand and product management, strategy development and execution, industry engagement, budget management, and creating superior solutions and experiences for our customers and community.I hope you get lots of great information from our chat and if you want to get in touch with Flyn or find out about exhibiting at Life instyle you can reach her at: @life_instyle or https://www.lifeinstyle.com.au/. You can also register for finding out about my Trade Show bootcamp here and the essentials you need to know before exhibiting.  Thank you so much for listening to thelotco business podcast.  If you enjoyed this episode please make sure you subscribe to receive future episodes as they are released and I'd be so so grateful for a review on Apple podcast.You can find out more about thelotco at @thelotco or https://www.thelotco.com.au/I'm Mel Robbins! from @thelotco Register for my FREE webinar here https://www.thelotco.com/freewebinarprofitAnd if you want a Roadmap to Building a Profitable Product Business head here for directions! Looking for specific help with Wholesale? Check out the Essentials to Wholesale webinar here:Find more details at https://www.thelotco.com.au/Business Coach for product-based businesses. Teaching creative business women how to build a scalable and profitable million-dollar product business whether a physical Retail store or Brand.Over 25 years in Retail and Wholesale Sales and Marketing.Grab my 8 step checklist on building a profitable product business.

Cal Flyn, author of the memoir Thicker Than Water, talks about her latest book Islands of Abandonment: Life In The Post-Human Landscape. She talks to Neil about her travels to post-industrial wastelands, nuclear exclusion zones and sites of natural disasters to see how nature can reclaim even the most polluted landscapes. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Cal Flyn is a writer and journalist who lives on Orkney, off the north coast of Scotland. Her latest book tells the story of a dozen abandoned places around the world, from Chernobyl to the volcanic Caribbean, and particularly at how nature reclaims and rebounds after humans leave.Cal's conversation with Matt explores the peculiar connection humans have to abandoned spaces, as well as the concept of ‘jolie laid' – or ‘ugly beautiful' – and how awe and wonder can be found in the bleakest and most desolate of landscapes. We apologise for the audio quality in this episode, recorded remotely via an online app. The conversation is extraordinary, but the sound quality leaves a little to be desired at times. We're already working on improving this for future episodes that we're unable to record in the same room.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/the-adventure-podcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

What happens to vast, sprawling landscapes when the humans who live there suddenly leave? Cal Flyn set about to answer that question in her new book, Islands of Abandonment, visiting the forests of Chernobyl, the post-industrial bings of Scotland and abandoned factories in New Jersey to document the new forms of wildlife that have cropped up since. She joins the Prospect Interview to talk about theories of succession, what post-Soviet farmland has to do with global warming, and why she chose to write a book on nature shot through with hope. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

La Tienda De Biblioteca Del Metal: Encontraras, Ropa, Accesorios,Decoracion, Ect... Todo Relacionado Al Podcats Biblioteca Del Metal Y Al Mundo Del Heavy Metal. Descubrela!!!!!! Ideal Para Llevarte O Regalar Productos Del Podcats De Ivoox. (Por Tiempo Limitado) https://teespring.com/es/stores/biblioteca-del-metal-1 Machine Head es una banda estadounidense de groove metal formada el 12 de octubre de 1992 en Oakland, California por Robb Flynn y Adam Duce. Se han producido 4 cambios de integrantes desde su creación y la formación actual de la banda consta de Robb Flynn (voz, guitarra), Phil Demmel (guitarra) y Dave McClain (batería). Machine Head es una de las bandas pioneras en la New Wave Of American Heavy Metal. El vocalista Rob Flyn, que anteriormente formaba parte de las bandas Forbidden y Vio-lence, se sentía insatisfecho musicalmente y solicitó el inicio de un proyecto paralelo. Cuando su petición fue denegada, él dejó la banda y formó Machine Head en 1992 con Adam Duce, Logan Mader y Tony Constanza. Aunque el primer álbum de la banda, Burn My Eyes, fue un gran éxito tanto en Europa como en los Estados Unidos, Machine Head alcanzaría el éxito con sus álbumes posteriores. La banda estuvo a punto de disolverse en 2002, tras negociar la finalización de su contrato con la discográfica Roadrunner Records. Posteriormente vuelven a firmar con la discográfica e incorporan a Phil Demmel como guitarrista. Han publicado tres álbumes desde 2003, Through the Ashes of Empires, The Blackening en 2007 (que le valió su primera nominación a los premios Grammy) y Unto the Locust en 2011. Machine Head han vendido más de 3,000,000 de álbumes en todo el mundo desde su álbum debut en 1994

Tom McIntyre of McIntyre, Freedman and Flyn says in the Market Call that the wild swings in headlines running from the tumultuous election through the pandemic and the twists and turns of the economy have left investors with few signals to read. He sees the market hibernating while investors try to figure out how to decipher signals, and expects a slow fourth quarter and start to 2021, and he suggests holding more cash than normal while waiting for it to play out. In the Big Interview, Kirk Chisholm of Innovative Advisory Group discusses modern portfolio theory, the 4 percent retirement-spending rule and other basic tenets of personal finance and discusses why those old saws don't serve investors so well any more. Also on the show, David Trainer of New Constructs explains why BOX belongs in the Danger Zone, and Chuck answers a question about funds based on the social (ESG) version of the Standard and Poor's 500 Index.

Writer Cal Flyn discusses with Ivan six things which she thinks should be better known. Cal Flyn’s first book Thicker Than Water was published in 2016. It deals with the colonisation of Australia and questions of inherited guilt. Her second book, Islands of Abandoment, is due out in 2021. A Place of Greater Safety by Hilary Mantel https://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/books/reviews/book-of-a-lifetime-a-place-of-greater-safety-by-hilary-mantel-2218080.html Moth appreciation http://nationalmothweek.org/ Sandstone Press https://sandstonepress.com/ The research of John C Lilley https://www.theatlantic.com/international/archive/2014/06/how-a-science-experiment-led-to-sexual-encounters-for-a-woman-and-a-dolphin/372606/ and https://www.discovermagazine.com/the-sciences/the-order-of-the-dolphin-setis-secret-origin-story Gladstone's Library https://www.gladstoneslibrary.org/ Ceilidh dancing https://www.scotsman.com/health/scottish-dancing-can-help-keep-old-age-bay-2002734 This podcast is powered by ZenCast.fm

EP117 WITH Johanna, Matt and Flyn It’s that time of the year when everyone is winding down for Christmas… who are we kidding, everyone is frantically trying to get things finished before the enforced shut down. Either way, the ADR crew decided to sit down and chew the fat (as a vegetarian, Matt finds that somewhat offensive), review the year, pinpoint highlights and favourite interviews, before looking forward to what 2020 might bring. Can you believe it’s nearly 2020?! We also just wanted to say thank you, to the listeners, for all the great support you’ve given us throughout this year. 2019 was a big period of growth for ADR with new presenters coming onboard, Johanna fixing our social and generally just getting better at running a podcast. All the feedback and suggestions we’ve received have been amazing. Keep it coming. A massive thank you to Streamtime as well. Longtime supporters and friends of ADR, it’s been wonderful to have them involved for so long. If you’re new to Streamtime use this link to get an ADR discount: streamtime.net/adr2020 Links: https://www.instagram.com/johanna_aneman https://www.instagram.com/matt_leach https://www.instagram.com/flyntracy https://www.streamtime.net/adr2020 https://www.interbrand.com/au/work/g-ay-mate

In this episode, we spoke with Nick Gower and Saakshi Muralidhar of Mentally Friendly. Mentally friendly is a group in Sydney that works with health, education, finance, and government to deliver wellbeing at scale. Nick is one of the founders of the business and an advisor to senior product leaders and clients, Saakshi is a senior organisational designer who started her career in product design, you’ll hear some of her journey in the episode. Both Flyn and Matt have a long history with Mentally Friendly, Matt has known the founders, Nick and Jon longer from time spent at Billy Blue College of Design back in the day and Flyn worked with them on Tractor Design School. Don’t bother googling it, it doesn’t exist more. Wah. We spoke about design and innovation, operational design, moving from task-based design to more team-based missions and ‘making good intentions real’ as Nick put it so well. We heard about Mentally Friendly’s hiring process where they look for softer skills rather than hard skills and often find applicants are better suited to roles they haven’t even thought of, which was backed up nicely by Saakshi’s story. We hope you like the episode, let us know what you think! Big thanks to Streamtime for their support. If you’re new to Streamtime use this link to get an ADR discount https://streamtime.net/adr2020 Links https://mentallyfriendly.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/nickgowermf https://www.linkedin.com/in/saakshi Nick Gower in episode 12 https://soundcloud.com/ausdesignradio/ep12-nick-gower-on-finding-opportunity-in-the-midst-of-chaos https://www.mentally-healthy.org The Paul Rand quote is “Don’t try to be original, just try to be good.” Flyn 0 – Paul Rand 1 https://www.logodesignlove.com/paul-rand-video

This episode, Flyn is in conversation with Head of Endineering, Joe Macleod. With a 20+ year career in product design, both digital and tangible, Joe has a wealth of experience in UX and HCD. During his time at Nokia and as Head of Design at UsTwo, Joe became concerned about the end of the customer journey and started a campaign to make off-boarding as important as on-boarding. This ultimately led him to write a book called ‘Ends.’ and launch the World's first customer ending consulting business: ‘andEnd.’ In Joe’s own words, focusing on the end may seem counterintuitive and a hard sell to a client that is all about shipping product. So, throughout this episode, we unpack why ‘clean and considered endings’ should be seen as a competitive advantage, not as a barrier to sale. Joe has spent over 15 years thinking about this and has case studies galore but we also find time to relive the early days of UsTwo, when Nokia was the king of phones and how a “profoundly” dyslexic person went about writing a book. Special thanks to our friends Streamtime for their ongoing support. Check them out at www.streamtime.net/adr2020 to get an exclusive 20% listener discount! Links: andEnd. www.andend.co Twitter: twitter.com/mrmacleod LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/josephmacleod Ends. in print: www.amazon.com.au/Ends-Overlook-Products-Services-Shouldnt/dp/9163936445 Ends. in Audible: www.audible.com.au/pd/Ends-Why-We-Overlook-Endings-for-Humans-Products-Services-and-Digital-and-Why-We-Shouldnt-Audiobook/B07NJD1TCB Include Design Twitter: twitter.com/IncludeDesign UsTwo: www.ustwo.com UX Australia: www.uxaustralia.com.au/conferences/ux-australia-2019/speaker/joe-macleod-2019/

As Director and co-founder of Small Multiples, Andrea Lau is a data-visualisation specialist. In their words, they are a multidisciplinary team of data specialists, designers and developers, helping people make the best use of their data. Flyn and Matt unashamedly use this as an opportunity to dig into what data is, and how the visualisation of it is affecting many of our day to day decisions. Thankfully, Andrea is incredibly passionate about the education of data and raising everyone’s data literacy, having taught courses and workshops in this area — so, she was accommodating and incredibly informative. We also spend some time on what it’s like to run a niche studio in an emerging area and why data specialists are becoming such hot property. Towards the end, we discuss the crossover point between data visualisation and art and look at how, as a studio, Small Multiples is trying to present data in non-typical ways — in boutique chocolates for example. As always special thanks to Streamtime for their steadfast support and motivation. If you haven’t tried their software yet, well, you’re wasting time, literally. Special thanks to John Allsopp from web directions for connecting us with Andrea. Links: Streamtime streamtime.net Small Multiples: www.smallmultiples.com.au Visualise Today: www.blog.smallmultiples.com.au Bakedown Cakery: www.bakedowncakery.com Hello Sun: www.hellosunapp.com Not A single Origin: https://notasingleorigin.com Immigrant maps: https://smallmultiples.com.au/projects/mapping-immigrants-birth-places Framework for designing amazing maps: https://smallmultiples.com.au/articles/what-to-think-about-when-designing-maps School planning: https://smallmultiples.com.au/projects/school-planning-assistance-tool Tim Berners-Lee and data: https://5stardata.info/en/ and https://solid.inrupt.com We Feel Fine: http://wefeelfine.org/ and http://number27.org/wefeelfine

In this episode, we spoke with Katja Forbes Managing Director of Designit. Katja is the Managing Director of Designit ANZ, Director, she’s on the IxDA global board, one of 100 women of influence and in the top 10 female entrepreneurs in Australia. She's a specialist in research & experience design with the qualifications that go with it, she's an educator, mentor, coach, who gets genuinely excited when talking about being in 'the field' doing research and understanding how humans interact with technology. We spoke about the diverse career paths people take to get into user experience design and related fields, how tough and lonely it can be to be a sole director of a company, her love for co-design, coaching as a peer-to-peer relationship vs mentorship, what does happiness look like for you as a designer, AI, machine learning and how we as designers must design trust into these invisible decision makers and much more. This was a Flyn only episode, breaking the rules a little bit while Matt is away in the UK. Streamtime keeps ADR going, and we love them for it. Show them some love over at streamtime.net Links katjaforbes.com linkedin.com/in/katjaforbes instagram.com/designit_au instagram.com/katjaforbes IXDA ixda.org Jay Rogers – OG Founder of the IxDA Sydney chapter https://twitter.com/jbrogers Lego Play lego.com/en-us/seriousplay cio.co.nz/article/658066/katja-forbes-ai-going-test-your-organisation-trustworthiness Catherine Ryan linkedin.com/in/catryan Article about AI responses to Sexual Harassment https://qz.com/work/1151282/siri-and-alexa-are-under-fire-for-their-replies-to-sexual-harassment/

SUMMARY: Ed Flyn is a co-founder of FearMag.com and an established graphic artist/ designer with a diverse background in various mediums. He also runs a successful podcast show and has recently published (through CAG) an 8 page short entitled "White Out". Check it out.

Flynn effect refers to the changes in human intelligence over time. From time to time, people increase in IQ scores and the effect is probably due to different factors most of which are consequent upon social changes. More at: https://www.neuroscientia.com/2017/07/flynn-effect-theory.html

In this episode, we catch up with just each other for the first time in a long while. This episode is the prelude to our #AdobeMAX series as an #AdobePartner When this episode is released, we'll be in LA hustling to get as much audio content captured during the enormous design event in Los Angeles. Follow us on Instagram for updates during the trip! https://instagram.com/ausdesignradio Our episodes are on track and keep coming thanks to our friends at Streamtime – streamtime.net Our trip is in part thanks to HP and the new laptops called zbooks which we can't wait to get our hands on over in LA https://www8.hp.com/us/en/workstations/workstation-ultrabooks.html

Kassia and Simon speak with Cal Flyn, a Scottish author and journalist. Cal worked as an investigative reporter for The Sunday Times and data reporter at the Telegraph before turning to literary non-fiction. Her first book Thicker Than Water, which dealt with colonialism in Australia and intergenerational guilt, was published in 2016 and selected by The Times as one of the best books of the year. Her second book, Islands of Abandonment, is expected in 2021. We spoke to Cal about breaking into, and breaking out of, newspaper journalism, about the complexities of writing about her own family, and the art of navigating the world of literary grants and residencies. You can find us online at alwaystakenotes.com, on Twitter @takenotesalways, and on Facebook at facebook.com/alwaystakenotes. Our crowdfunding page is patreon.com/alwaystakenotes. Always Take Notes is presented by Kassia St Clair and Simon Akam, and produced by Nicola Kean. Zahra Hankir is our communities editor. Our music is by Jessica Dannheisser and our logo was designed by James Edgar.

LISTEN TO BASEBALL NZ CEO RYAN FLYNN TALK WITH D'ARCY AND GORAN ABOVEWhen Steve Mintz joins the Auckland Tuatara as manager for their inaugural season in the Australian Baseball League, he won't be coming alone.Currently coaching within the Texas Rangers organisation, Mintz told the Herald one of the Rangers' top young outfielders Eric Jenkins would be joining him in Auckland."We have one, maybe two other ones that we don't have definites on just yet, but Eric Jenkins is 100 per cent coming over from the Texas Rangers," Mintz said.Jenkins, a 21-year-old speedster who plays in the outfield, was ranked among the top 30 prospects within the Rangers organisation this year and was likely to feature as a 'table-setter' in the batting line up."He can fly," Mintz said. "We like to get him on base, let him steal bases. He can bunt, he can run in the balls and hit them out of the ball park."He can be an exciting player to watch with some of the stuff he can do on the baseball field."Mintz said playing for the Tuatara would play an important part in Jenkins' development on his own journey to the majors.The ABL has been part of the path to Major League Baseball for a number of players of the years. In recent years, New York Yankees shortstop Didi Gregorius has played for the Canberra Cavalry, and Philadelphia Phillies first baseman Rhys Hoskins has played for the Sydney Blue Sox.Mintz, a former MLB pitcher, was unveiled as the Auckland club's manager at an open day on Monday, where Baseball New Zealand also confirmed the name of the team. The ABL is not a foreign landscape to the 49-year-old, who managed the Adelaide Bite in the 2015/16 season - leading them to a 30-26 record and a spot in the playoffs.He said after seeing how the game had grown in Australia, he was excited about the opportunity to be a part of helping the game develop in New Zealand. However, he said the club were not going to simply go in to participate in their debut season.While Mintz confirmed Jenkins would be playing in the inaugural season, six players have been officially announced by the club, headlined by seven-year MLB pitcher Josh Collmenter. He'll be joined by Kiwi quintet Daniel Lamb-Hunt (infield), Jimmy Boyce (pitcher), Scott Cone (pitcher), Max Brown (outfielder) and Te Wera Bishop (catcher)."Everybody likes winners, man - ain't no doubt about it. I don't care what sport you're playing, people get behind people who are winning."We want to compete right off the bat. We don't want to use the first year as an excuse or anything like that. We want to get players over there that are going to help us win ball games and bring excitement to New Zealand about this new baseball team."Mintz will be joined in the coaching staff by fellow former MLB players D.J. Carrasco and Darren Bragg. The duo remain active in the league, with Carrasco working as a scout for the Los Angeles Dodgers and Bragg working in a coaching role in the Cincinnati Reds organisation. 

Daniel Flyn is one of the founders of Thank-you. A business that gives 100% profit to provide a better life for those are less fortunate. Thank-you recently launched in NZ and its a truly remarkable story. Here is a snippet from the thank-you webisite. There's a darkness in our world. 1 billion people live in extreme poverty. It's made darker by the fact that in this same world, extreme consumerism exists. Each day as consumers, we give billions of dollars to the world's largest multinationals for everyday products. Together, we think it's time to bring the light.

This week Cal Flyn speaks to Stephanie Boland about Britain's other languages. Flyn wrote about learning Scottish Gaelic in our July 2018 issue. But what is the place of Gaelic in Scotland—and are dying languages really worth saving? Flyn certainly thinks so, and argues that all of us should be taking lessons. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Join our May Writer in Residence, Cal Flyn, as she considers how human stories can make the personal political. Cal’s latest book, Thicker than Water, takes a creative approach to telling the story of the Highland Brigade, responsible for the massacre of hundreds of Indigenous Australians. The leader of the Brigade was Angus Macmillan: pioneer, pillar of settler society – and Cal’s relative. Macmillan’s personal relation to Cal informs her book’s telling of a deeply political story.

Still in Tassie, still missing Flyn, Andy and Matt spoke with Vanessa Ward, Founder of Nomadism, about her fascinating life. Now living in Hobart, Vanessa has had a life of travel, study and exploration. A respected strategist, product designer and thinker, Vanessa has worked for some of the most exciting design firms in the World, such as BMD (Bruce MayDesign) and FuseProject before setting up Nomadism in 2016 (with Sandy Oh and Dr Stella Humphries). This episode charts a biographical path, from Vanessa’s entry into design via Architectonic Jewellery up to the recent building of her first home and what that taught her about design, permanency and sustainable technologies. It’s a roll-a-coaster of a life that is equal parts careful planning and happenstance. Nomadism: nomadism.co Behance: behance.net/VanessaWard BMD: brucemaudesign.com L’Oréal UV Sensor: fuseproject.com/blog Architectonic jewellery: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Architectonic_jewellery Streamtime: streamtime.net Never Not Creative: medium.com/never-not-creative

This time 'round, we spoke with Andrew Johnstone, Founder of Design is Kinky and Creative Director of Foundry. Flyn had been called away due to a project he was working on so we called in previous guest, Andy Wright to co-host. Andrew, now living in Launceston, has had a wild and varied career, but one, upon reflection, that could be categorised by following his gut. This ‘gut-feeling’ has led him to establish some of Australia’s most influential events, communities and magazines where he’s sought to expose new talent and shine a light on the more obscure parts of our industry. It’s also led him to walk away from some ventures because it no longer felt right. In this frank and honest interview, Andrew talks about these beginnings and endings. The highs and the lows. Giving us an amazing insight into his thought process and hints about what could be next. Links: Personal Website: andrewjohnstone.com Instagram: instagram.com/andrew__j Design is Kinky: designiskinky.net DiK Instagram: instagram.com/designiskinky Foundry: foundry.com.au Foundry Instagram: instagram.com/myfoundrylife Lume Magazine: lumemag.net Lume Instagram: instagram.com/lumemag Take Magazine: instagram.com/take_magazine Take Instagram: instagram.com/take_magazine Mike Campau: mikecampau.com Semi-Permanent: semipermanent.com Flint: flintsydney.com

This episode was recorded late 2017 on the morning after Leta Sobierajski and Wade Jeffree's AGDA talk in Sydney, just after the solar eclipse – which was pretty pointless in Australia, as we couldn’t see it. Still, that didn’t stop us having a lively and far reaching conversation about the couple, being both married in life and work. Discovering they are both huge Anime fans led us down a dark and nerdy path, being that Flyn and Matt are also fans. Thankfully (for you) we’ve cut a lot of that. We also spoke a lot about influences, specifically Arakawa and Madeline Gins, who Leta and Wade have loved for a long time, and obviously covered Wade’s time with Sagmeister & Walsh. Finally we spoke about Ikko Ikko, and the fact it has nothing to do with the 15th Century uprising in Japan. Their studio website: http://ikkoikko.com Their influence: Arakawa and Madeline Gins http://www.reversibledestiny.org Leta: https://letasobierajski.com https://www.instagram.com/letasobierajski https://twitter.com/letasobierajski Wade: http://www.wadejeffree.com https://www.instagram.com/wadejeffree https://twitter.com/wadejeffree

In this episode, we spoke with Kitiya Palaskas, Craft-based Designer from Melbourne. We spoke about podcasting goths, goth dads and being a goth in the United Arab Emirates, yep, with Kitiya Palaskas you never know where the conversation will go. This episode was recorded at the Adobe Make It conference in Sydney. Ian Haigh sits in for Flyn, who was busy helping run the event. Kitiya has long been on our list of must-haves and she did not disappoint. In a wide-ranging conversation we discussed building signature styles and working out how to describe what you do, so clients can find you, even when you find it hard to describe yourself. She’s recently tried to sum it all up under ‘craft-based designer’ but, as she points out, the SEO stats aren’t great on that term. We also talked about working freelance, setting up a workspace and getting in the right frame of mind in order to create. Head to the ADR website to stream the episode or subscribe to ausdesignradio.com www.kitiyapalaskas.com www.instagram.com/kitiyapalaskas Her book: www.hardiegrant.com/au/publishing/bookfinder/book/pinata-party-by-kitiya-palaskas/9781741175295 Her talk at Adobe MAKE IT: https://youtu.be/KVK04zrHjUw

In this episode, we spoke with Nicole Tung Photographer and Photojournalist. Warning, we talk about people and experiences in war zones and PTSD which may be triggering for some listeners. We were lucky enough to be at the Australian Adobe Make It conference and managed to get some time with Photographer, Nicole Tung. Flyn was involved with running the conference so we grabbed our good friend Ian Haigh to help co-host this episode. We spoke a lot about what she does, how she does it, and why she keeps doing it. Being shot at, dealing with PTSD and reintegrating into western society are just some of the topics we covered as we got a good insight into the life of a war photographer. One of the calmest, collected and open personalities we’ve had on the show. If you want more of Nicole there is a great NetFlix doco she features in called Conflict. You can see it here on RedFitz Films site: http://watch.redfitz.com/conflict www.nicoletung.com www.instagram.com/nicoletung twitter.com/nicoletung6 ketchup.net.au twitter.com/ianhaigh Nicole's talk at Adobe MAKE IT 2017 https://youtu.be/g1gw_2ZNyy4

In this episode, we spoke with Ian Anderson Founder of iconic design studio The Designers Republic™. tDR is a graphic design studio based in Sheffield, England, founded in 1986 by Ian Anderson and Nick Phillips, best known for Electronic Music logos and album artwork. Flyn spoke to Ian about visiting Australia for the speaking tour through AGDA, his influences and methods towards design, breaking the rules, finding a visual language through music, people watching and why he prefers to work with a small team. thedesignersrepublic.com facebook.com/thedesignersrepublic Warp Records warp.net Aphex Twin twitter.com/AphexTwin Watchmen en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Watchmen The Shock of the New en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Shock_of_the_New Wipeout en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wipeout_(video_game) Otaku en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Otaku

In this episode, we spoke to designer, author, illustrator, artist, experimenter Timothy Goodman from New York. Recorded during the second day of the Adobe MAX conference in San Diego we took some time away from activities to sit with Tim and talk through his recent projects and his thoughts on design as a practice, not a profession. Tim is well known for his collaborations with Jessica Walsh on the cult 40 days of dating and the more recent 12 kinds of kindness in which they explored projects to increase their understanding of empathy. Tim’s second book, The Sharpie Workshop explores his love of the permanent markers and how they have influenced his work and writing. Unfortunately, Flyn had to run for a flight but our good friend Frankie Ratford (from The Design Kids) was able to fill in. tgoodman.com instagram.com/timothygoodman Lynsey Addario lynseyaddario.com Janet Echelman echelman.com Quentin Tarantino tinyurl.com/jfpthm8 Collins wearecollins.com 40 days of dating fortydaysofdating.com 12 kinds of kindness 12kindsofkindness.com Sharpie Workshop tinyurl.com/gvnyxn9 The Design Kids thedesignkids.org

Cal Flyn is a freelance journalist from the Highlands of Scotland. She has been a reporter for the Sunday Times and the Daily Telegraph, and a contributing editor at The Week magazine. She has been published in the New Statesman, The Observer, The Independent, Telegraph Magazine and FT Weekend, and won the 2013 Brandt/Independent on Sunday travel writing prize. Her first book is Thicker Than Water. Dan Richards studied at UEA and Norwich Arts School. He is co-author of Holloway with Robert Macfarlane and Stanley Donwood, and The Beechwood Airship Interviews, a book about the creative process and the importance of art for art’s sake, which we talked about last year on Little Atoms. His latest book is Climbing Days. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode, we spoke to each other. Every now and again, we like to take a moment to recap on some of the things we've learnt so far. We're usually too busy listening to our guests to really have a chat and digest some of the recent episodes. We spoke about the last ten episodes and some of the key takeaways, we discussed the rebrand and website launch and how it went down, thanked a bunch of amazing people who actually did all the work and more.

In this episode, we speak with each other and reflect on the first two seasons of Australian Design Radio.

In this episode, we spoke with each other. We kick the conversation off by listing off the designers we would love to chat to during the next season before heading into the Hillary Clinton logo meme - it’s making World news at the moment and if you haven’t already read the stories then Milton Glaser’s piece on the AIGA blog is well worth a look. We discuss the Apple Watch and why Matt bottled out at the last second and bought a record player instead (knowing full well he will look at Flyn’s wrist with jealousy) and we examine some of the design events happening during VIVID Sydney at the end of May. Finally, we talk about being part of the Jack Winter event next month and how on earth we are going to do a live event.

Libby Purves meets biologist and stand-up Simon Watt; motoring journalist Martin Gurdon; hip-hop artist Baba Israel and journalist Cal Flyn. Martin Gurdon is a motoring journalist. In his book, An Estate Car Named Desire, he recounts tales of his car-obsessed childhood in the 1960s - a lost world of Ford Anglias, Triumph Heralds and Morris Minors. During his dysfunctional years at boarding school cars were both his salvation and his undoing. An Estate Car Named Desire - A Life on the Road is published by Duckworth Overlook. Baba Israel is a hip-hop artist. He will be performing The Spinning Wheel at the Roundhouse, as part of The Last Word Festival. The multi-media production explores the life of his father Steve Ben Israel, a New York-based poet, jazz musician, activist, stand-up comedian and member of the Sixties performance collective The Living Theatre. The Spinning Wheel is at The Roundhouse, London NW1. Cal Flyn is a journalist whose book, Thicker than Water, tells the story of her great-great-great uncle, Angus McMillan. Mythologized as a dashing explorer and pioneer who left his native Scotland for Australia during the time of the Highland Clearances, he in fact led a number of gruesome massacres of indigenous people. As she traces his footsteps across Australia, Cal asks how a man could commit such terrible acts and considers the concept of intergenerational guilt. Thicker Than Water - History, Secrets and Guilt is published by William Collins. Simon Watt is a biologist, stand-up, writer and broadcaster. His new comedy science podcast, Level Up Human, explores various ways to improve the human condition. Featuring guests from the worlds of comedy and science, the podcast asks whether we will soon be able to edit the human genome with so-called molecular scissors and examines the case for driverless transport and companion robots. Level Up Human launches at the Cheltenham Science Festival.

Kenn invites Paul Smith of the Gobbledygeek podcast on the show to discuss their controversial(?) perspectives on the latest David Fincher film/Gillian Flynn novel, Gone Girl.

Somehow we cross Philip K. Dick with the ocean's greatest predator...

Little A is the electronic solo project of Amy Wilson from Sydney band Mere Women.Stu Buchanan is joined Amy and Mere Women band member Flyn, along with Steve Nutall from Hardware Gallery. We hear about the upcoming exhibition and live event series, 'Spook House', where both Little A and Mere Women are playing live. We also hear more about the Little A project,  an update on Mere Women's upcoming debut album plus two tracks from Little A live in the studio.