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#0179 John and Abigail Adams' Letters, Government Shutdown, Xenophobic Nationalist Apologetics, Ben & Jerry's: Abortion Ice Cream, Nicki Knows Facts, and The Great Divorce Chapter 5 Introduction Government Shutdown Avoided Cut 1 Narrowly avoided a shutdown Senate passes GOP-led bill to avoid government shutdown Cut 2 Do you remember these moments? https://youtu.be/KPQScyuH-QE?si=LZ8wV2GmMB1H3pXe Cut 3 See where Dems are now? https://www.youtube.com/shorts/IqLxHd9GbSA They do not believe what they said, they are liars. Remember this when discussing abortion, LGBT issues, and government shutdowns. Xenophobic Nationalist Apologist Moment Cut 4 https://youtu.be/Js15xgK4LIE?t=2429 From here until about 44:14 Cut 5 The issue with the Left not understanding Ethics vs Morality and being totally clueless as to what they believe: https://youtu.be/Js15xgK4LIE?t=1531 - 31:10 Cut 6 This immigrant aptly dealt with the Social Security Issue: https://youtu.be/Js15xgK4LIE?t=3375 - 1:04:15 Love is NOT Blind Here we see encapsulated in a horrible show, a horrible bride, a horrible groom, and perhaps a horrible church, why the West is dying: Cut 7 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t0WD82ZmpJU Where was this man's Church? Was he ever confronted on this? Has he never thought about it? Was he so spineless he couldn't stand up to her or did he just not have a strong enough opinion. More: https://www.reddit.com/r/LoveIsBlindNetflix/comments/1jah81z/bens_tiktok_response_part_2_ben_brings_the/ A Culture Flavored in Abortion With footage from the Women's March on 030825 has been flooding our screens this past week, I'm led to ask: what exactly does this day mean at this point? Cut 8 https://www.instagram.com/benandjerrys/reel/DG8xxaSvwKK/ Cut 9-14 Ben and Jerry's Political Statement on Abortion We see this idea that abortion is inextricably intertwined with women's rights, to the point where we're back to debating the right of Churches to abstain for paying for abortions: Cut 15 https://washingtonstand.com/news/shocking-court-rules-church-must-include-abortion-in-employee-health-care-plan- Cut 16 For International Women's Day, Dylan Mulvaney was on the View, and here is what Whoopi had to say: https://youtu.be/_hEldny3f74?t=467 What is the agenda truly here? How does confusing and separating Gender Roles divorce us from our understanding of God? John Adams' Letter to Abigail Adams 1776 Summary of each Paragraph: Cut 17-18: Paragraph 1: If we had declared independence 7 months ago, we could have taken Canada, but the fractious nature of the Convention and the Tories ultimately stymied our best shot of winning Quebec. This loss of opportunity provides Britain with a foothold on our northern border, disadvantages us. Cut 19 Paragraph 2: None of that truly matters, however, because of the terrible epidemic of Smallpox that broke out amongst our troops. God is aware of this, and we should be looking to Him to see why these events have turned out the way they have. Cut 20 Paragraph 3: The bright side of the delay is this: The idea of Reconciliation between Britain and America is dead. Everyone knows what must be done now. We all understand what is ahead and have a sober mind to that end. The Union is formed and strong in a manner not possible 6 months ago. Cut 21 Paragraph 4: July 2nd , 1776 will always live in memory as a beautiful day for liberty and of God's Providence. Cut 22 Paragraph 5: You may think me silly with joy, but I understand how dark the coming days and years will be. God will carry us through. https://founders.archives.gov/documents/Adams/04-02-02-0016 Nicki Knows Facts Time Zone Trouble: Why were they first conceived and what is Daylight Savings Time? Cut 23-25 The Great Divorce Chapter 5 Cut 26-33 Closing What's your bucket list trip PNGs of the cuts (NOT the real ones, *my png isn't playing….lol*)

Mark goes through why the conventional wisdom is to reinvest dividends, but despite this, why he has stopped.This week, Mark's Unconventional Wisdom column takes a deep dive into the Yale model. He looks at whether Industry superfunds are following the wrong investment strategy, as there are signs that it may not work as well in the future as it has in the past. For International Women's Day, Shani's Future Focus column looks at how women have been able to find financial security regardless of vigorous societal opposition, looking at examples from different cultures around the world. She leans into new research from Morningstar's Behavioural Research team to provide evidence based insights on how to increase your financial security by focusing on strengthening your foundations. Australians are often told that the only way to achieve wealth is through the property market. This week Sim explores the question many young people are grappling with amid sky rocketing house prices, should you invest in shares or save for a house deposit? A company's moat and the returns on capital it is able to generate for shareholders are not static. Over time they can get better or they can get worse, for reasons in and outside of a company's control. In this week's Bookworm, Joseph looks at two Aussie companies that may be scoring what Pat Dorsey sees as a classic own goal when it comes to capital allocation.To submit any questions or feedback, please email mark.lamonica1@morningstar.com or leave us a voicemail to feature on the podcast here.Additional resources from our episodes are available via our website.Audio Producer and mixer: William Ton. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

For International Women's Day Tom & Callum joined by Mags chat to Emma Stevens about being featured as a 'Woman To Watch in 2025' by The Advertiser, International Women's Day and how she turned her pain into a powerful message about organ donation and also her involvement with the Operation Flinders Foundation This year for International Women's Day the theme is “For ALL women and girls: Rights. Equality. Empowerment.” at Fresh we cannot support this message and day enough, but it's about continuing this support for women every day, that's why we wanted to speak to strong women and showcase the amazing work they're doing for our community! The ONLY way to wake up in Adelaide is with your best brekkie mates Tom & Callum on Fresh 92.7 Keep up to date on our socials. Instagram - @fresh927 Facebook - Fresh 92.7See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

For International Women's Day, Gabby and Mark are joined by a woman who has been one of the biggest game changers in transforming UK sport, Baroness Sue Campbell. How did she get a whole class of children smoking in the toilets to engage in sport? How did she transform UK sport to win a record medal tally at London 2012 Olympics? And what led up to the moment when Chloe Kelly jumped into her arms celebrating winning the women's Euros? Sue has used sport to change lives and never taken no for an answer. (07:19)It turns out North Korea shows the Premier League... but in the most bizarre way. Martyn Williams from 38 North, the US-based think tank analysing North Korea, is with us to explain more. (38:11)Plus, we catch up on the Champions League drama from Arsenal's seven-goal wonder to Alisson's brilliance for Liverpool. And you pick your favourite moments from the past year as the show turns one! Sue Campbell's book, 'The Game Changer', is out now here Executive Producer: Adonis PratsidesProducer: Sophie PenneyVideo Producers: Sam TrudgillSocial Media Editor: Calum ScotlandTom Hughes is Editor for The News Agents podcast networkVicky Etchells is the Commissioning Editor for GlobalYou can listen to this episode on Alexa - just say "Alexa, ask Global Player to play The Sports Agents".The Sports Agents have merch! You can buy yours now here!

Winton House on Petersfield's High Street is a historic building with a history! For International Women's Day (8 March) and with the help of local historian Bill Gosney, they remembered the services set up for young women 100 years ago, and talk about some of the pioneering women who made this all happen. Pippa Charlier, from the Winton House Centre, spoke to Mike Waddington (who is also a Trustee there.)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

For International Women's Day, the Imposter Sisters were invited to host a conversation about Imposter Syndrome, finding our voices, and speaking up. The presentation was so well received that we decided to do a Bonus Episode to chat about what we've discovered from our guests (and ourselves) since starting this podcast. Not only that, but we've turned our presentation into a self-led course and we welcome you to sign up! Well... we welcome you to sign up for our email list so when we finally have it all put together, we'll send you the information!!! So, sign up HERE! Also, we're hosting another Live Podcast and Networking event on April 14th with Dr. Ashley Margeson that you don't want to miss. For tickets, click this link! Thanks for listening, we truly love the conversations we're having with so many people on such an important topic. xo Alix and ColleenFollow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/impostersisters/ You can watch this episode on Youtube here: https://www.youtube.com/@impostersisterspodcast

For International Women's Month, Lisa talks to Maylin Garcia from Trusted Contractors, LLC. Trusted Contractors is a woman-owned business founded by Garcia and Silvia Robinson.They discuss the formation of the company, their vision, and what sets Trusted Contractors apart from other contractors.

For International Women's Month join Annabelle as she interviews State Senator Shelley B. Mayer about her service as a New York State Senator and her influences as a public servant. As a powerful voice in the Senate, Senator Mayer has used her platform to help women in New York and around the United States. Senator Mayer has shown a dedication to public service during her time in the NYS Senate and Assembly and before that in her various public and private sector roles. Listen now to learn more about Senator Mayer's career.

For International Women's Day we go back to 2022 to hear Brenna teach on the taboo interaction that Jesus has with the woman at the well in John Chapter 4. Want to bring Brenna in for a guest teaching spot or conference? You can reach out to here team at www.brennablain.com 

For International Women's Month a bunch of new releases featuring some amazing women singers and musicians, and songs about them, and other related ideas. New releases - many of them from the recent Folk Alliance Conference in Kansas City - and a few concert previews.

For International Women's Day, Kristen Ghodsee reads the Black Trinidadian activist and journalist Claudia Jones's speech for International Women's Day in 1950. This speech, (and the published version which appeared afterwards) led to Jones's arrest and eventual deportation from the United States. Jones was a member of the CPUSA, and believed that women's emancipation and civil rights required a strong stance against imperialism and militarism. She say capitalism, patriarchy, and white supremacy are deeply intertwined ideologies. Read the full text of Claudia Jones's speech hereListen to Kristen Ghodsee's IWD guest appearance on the Upstream PodcastWatch Kristen Ghodsee's IWD guest appearance on the Total Liberation PodcastRead Kristen Ghodsee's 2019 Op-Ed in the New York Times on IWDRead an Associated Press article about 8 March 2024Thanks so much for listening. This podcast has no Patreon account and receives no funding. If you would like to support the work being done here, please spread the word and share with your friends and networks, and consider exploring the following links:Buy Kristen Ghodsee's new book now: Everyday UtopiaSubscribe to Kristen Ghodsee's (very occasional) free newsletter. Learn more about Kristen Ghodsee's work at: www.kristenghodsee.com

For International Women's Day 2024, I'm kicking off a new profile series: Standout Women Spotlight. In this series, I showcase past, present, and future clients and remarkable women in business who show us exactly how they're building their personal brands.This week's guest is Shermalyn Sidonie-John, by day a brand and marketing executive, and on the side, a personal brand strategist for corporate women.As a previous client, Shermalyn shares her journey working with me, including how she leveraged her TEDx talk and pivoted to events to build and boost her impact and influence.Shermalyn shares how she ideated, operationalized, and successfully hosted a 100-person event in just 90 days! It's a short but jam-packed series with helpful tips you can leverage for your brand.LINKSConnect with  Shermalyn Sidonie-John on LinkedIn Check out her Impactus event recap  Ready for more in-person connection? My next in-person brand retreats will be announced soon. Contact me for more details. Ready to build your personal brand?Hi, I'm Michelle, The Brand Therapist,℠ a personal branding & PR strategist, author, and speaker. As the founder of Standout Women, I'm here to empower and equip women in business to build their personal brands, visibility and thought leadership to create impact and accelerate their businesses forward.Learn more at MichelleBGriffin.comJoin the movement: StandoutWomen.orgGET STARTED HIRE ME TO SPEAK: Keynotes & Workshops WORK WITH ME: Personal Brand Strategy RoadmapsEVENTS: Branding retreats and workshopsREAD MY BOOK: The LinkedIn Branding Book JOIN: My LinkedIn personal Branding Community LISTEN: The LinkedIn Branding Show CONNECT: With Me on LinkedIn

For International Women's Day, listen to these influential voices and women that have paved the way for so many in media, in life and yes in the adaptive sports world!  Featured on Alex Garrett Podcasting: Laurie Sue Brockway (mom); Shirley Brockway (our Dee Dee); Gabriella my fiancee; Joan Pelzer (https://joanpelzersocial.com/); Ann Liguori (https://annliguori.com/) and Momma Pat Jordan of the Games for the Physically Challenged! Podcast excerpts from:https://www.spreaker.com/episode/3-17-21-momma-pat-jordan-leader-of-the-physically-challenged-irish-american-youth-team-joins-for-st-patrick-s-day--43939230https://www.spreaker.com/episode/mother-s-day-pod-5-10-2020-ft-laurie-sue-brockway-aka-mom--27046763https://www.spreaker.com/episode/5-29-21-wfan-s-ann-liguori-tells-the-story-about-mickleson-s-pga-championship--45092185

For International Women's Day, we're thrilled to welcome Alice Evans, who is currently immersed in writing a book on gender equality across different cultures. This week, we travel to southeast Asia with Alice, whose storytelling transports us to China - where we explain the rise of China through their love of money, their increasing emphasis on wealth and their Lunar New Year's celebration's focus on monetary gain. Join us as we navigate the fascinating interplay between money, gender dynamics, cultural norms, and societal evolution in Southeast Asia. Join the gang! https://plus.acast.com/s/the-david-mcwilliams-podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

For International Women's Day, we present to you this special episode featuring Cinematographer and Operator Gretchen Warthen SOC. Gretchen's expertise spans across documentary, reality, and narrative genres. She is also the creator of the renowned Lady Camera Guy Instagram profile, dedicated to championing and promoting women behind the camera. In our conversation, we delve into her inspiring journey from law to film, the nuances of operating in reality versus narrative, and her unwavering commitment to uplifting other women ahead of herself.

Sarah Williams explains how the mother of modern feminism fell off the pages of history. --- After her death in 1906, Josephine Butler was described as one of the “few great people who have moulded the course of things”. (For the record, she was also described by peers as “the most beautiful woman in the world”.) Yet how many of us have heard of her? A bit too feminist for later Christians, a bit too Christian for later feminists, this pioneer of the movement against sex trafficking is only now being remembered. Sarah Williams is an historian at Regent College and a research associate at St Benet's Hall, Oxford. And over the last few years, she has gotten to know Josephine Butler well – she would even go so far as to call her a friend. When Natasha Moore asked what she finds so remarkable about Butler, Sarah speaks first about her persistence – the sixteen years she spent working to overturn one law that unjustly discriminated against women. “I don't think that we lack vision in our culture, but we definitely lack stamina … I think she did it by recognising that she couldn't do it. Does that sound strange?” For International Women's Day this year, meet the woman who's been called the mother of modern feminism – and join an ongoing conversation our culture is having about power, justice, gender, and what it means to “change the world”. “We might imagine that the real centres of power are where powerful people change culture through influencing spheres of culture – media, politics, the law, and so on … And yet what's extraordinary about somebody like Josephine Butler or Mahatma Gandhi or any other of the great social reformers that we can think of in history, is that they somehow manage to see that really the margins matter a lot. And that what goes on at the centre, if it fails to understand what's going on at the margins, does so at its peril.” — Pre-order Sarah Williams' biography of Josephine Butler, When Courage Calls.

For International Women in Cyber Day, this special podcast episode features a discussion between cybersecurity professionals Naomi Yusupov, Daniella Reyhanian Ohana, and host Delilah Schwartz. The three women reflect on their career journeys, each having unexpectedly entered the male-dominated cyber industry without prior technical training, and how they each overcame imposter syndrome by proving their skills and excelling in their roles.The women also discuss the complex challenges women face as they attempt to balance work in a demanding field with equally demanding family responsibilities. They explore the common experience of facing underestimation when embracing their femininity through appearance and style.The episode highlights overcoming barriers through creativity, advocating respectfully for oneself, and cultivating an inclusive culture through mentorship, mutual support, and flexibility for working mothers in the workplace. By sharing experiences of proving competency despite obstacles and fostering camaraderie, Naomi, Daniella and Delilah hope to encourage more diversity and empowerment in their important work.

For International Women's Day, we spoke to one of Samoa's prominent women in the Arts and Business, Ms Rita Seumanutafa-Palala. Rita lives in Melbourne and divides her time between writing a Phd thesis in ethnomusicology and running the Pacific Islands Creative Arts Australia Inc. She is also a mother and recent grandmother and prolific composer of choral anthems.

For International Women's Day, this week Adeola celebrates OG YouTuber Daina, she takes it all the way back to her early Tootsie Time days and her new mission to inspire women in the most honest way. Over on the hotline they help some peaches dealing with man drama and it's Madness with AP as they talk blog pages and people stealing their content. Send the girls your juicy voice notes on 07594 520 584. PRESSED is a BBC Studios and Unheard Network production. Exec Producer: Pete Strauss Producer: Pilar Nalwimba Editor: Faith Howley Production Coordinator: Sarah Nicholls

For International Women's Month, let's take a moment to honor the amazing women who inspire us every day. Let's recognize and celebrate their strength, courage, and resilience.   You too can create impact in your own world. Even the smallest changes can make a huge difference.   Today and every day, let's commit to lifting up women and continue to support and empower each other! Host: Rebecca Hintze Guest Speaker: Teresa Linder Website: emotionsmentor.com

For International Women's Day, I bring you - NO BIG DEAL - Margaret Atwood. The Booker-Prize winning author of numerous works including The Blind Assassin, Cat's Eye and Alias Grace, has been a pioneer in the depiction of women in literature, redefining the dystopian novel with her revolutionary 1985 book, The Handmaid's Tale, which went on to sell eight million copies and been adapted into a hit TV show.Atwood's work is visceral, wise and sharply intelligent, so it's safe to say I was ever so slightly intimidated by the prosepct of interviewing her. But oh my goodness, what an utter delight she was. We talked about everything from astrology to cults to witchcraft and the scapegoating of women over the millennia. And we discuss her failures in needlework, musicals and a failed novel that led, circuitously, to the conception of The Handmaid's Tale.I was on a high after this conversation for days and I hope you will be too.--Margaret Atwood's new collection of short stories, Old Babes in the Wood, is out now and available to order here.I can also highly recommend subscribing to her excellent Substack. She recently wrote here about her experience of coming on this podcast - including the email she sent me outlining her failures prior to recording which is quite possibly one of the most lyrical emails I've ever been sent. Find that here.--My new book, FRIENDAHOLIC: Confessions of a Friendship Addict, will be published next month and is now available to preorder - at half price - here.--How To Fail With Elizabeth Day is hosted and produced by Elizabeth Day. To contact us, email howtofailpod@gmail.com--Social Media:Elizabeth Day @elizabdayHow To Fail @howtofailpodMargaret Atwood @MargaretAtwood

For International Women's Day, Projectified® hosts a roundtable with three women project leaders to discuss what it's currently like for women in project management, how teams benefit from diversity and how organizations can better support women leaders, plus questions they had for one another as fellow project leaders.Our guests include Janete Faustino, PMP, PfMP, portfolio management leader of operations strategy and performance, TAP Air Portugal, Lisbon; Bharti Ochani, PMP, IT project manager, Halian, Dubai; and Maeve O'Brien, project manager, DDB, Chicago.Key themes[02:00] Three women project leaders on the state of women in project management[05:00] The benefits of diverse teams[06:16] Top skills for project managers: stakeholder management, accountability and conviction[09:43] Ways organizations can support women leaders[13:22] How do you keep moving forward in the face of obstacles on projects?[18:54] Advice to women project leaders: Network, be the driver of your own career, be genuine

A hacker group has posted data from Minneapolis Public School families and staff online. What's going on? We'll talk to a reporter who's been tracking cases like this around the country. Another winter storm is on the way - we'll get the details from Paul Huttner. Descendants of the first Black residents of Hastings say they want to bring more attention to their families' wins, not just their traumas. For International Women's Day, a Minneapolis non-profit is spreading awareness about mental health crises among immigrant and refugee women. We'll hear from two providers about what may help. An artist is using the city street to tell the story of a community. We'll hear about his new exhibit at the Walker. Use the audio player above to listen to the full conversation.  Subscribe to the Minnesota Now podcast on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts.  

CBS News chief medical correspondent Dr. Jon LaPook joins "CBS Mornings" to discuss a troubling American Cancer Society report about the rise of colorectal cancer among U.S. adults under 55 years old. One-third of all food grown in the U.S. depends on bees for pollination. With bee hives collapsing in a time of climate change, a vaccine breakthrough gives scientists hope for saving an animal crucial to the human food chain. For International Women's Day, "CBS Saturday Morning" co-host Dana Jacobson caught up with Miami Marlins General Manager Kim Ng and President of Business Operations Caroline O'Connor.Business is booming at a Bay Area family restaurant after daughter's TikTok video goes viral. It all started with a daughter's TikTok to help her family's struggling restaurant, and ended with another influencer and a community coming together to save it. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

For International Women's Day, MarketWatch's Leslie Albrecht and Catherine Valega, a certified financial planner and founder of Green Bee Advisory, talk about the unique financial challenges women face and how to address them.

For International Women's Day Ani's chatting to guest Johanna Isaacson about horror feminism. We're particularly drawing on her recent book Stepford Daughters: Weapons for Feminists in Contemporary Horror (2022). You can find more of Jo's work for free at Blindfield Journal, and she runs the Facebook page/group Anti-capitalist feminists who love horror films.  Crowdfunding page for queer horror short Illuminati Castrati at boosted.org.nz/projects/queer-horror-short.  Edited by PodCraft.ph's Zarah Meneses. Thumbnail image from Assassination Nation (2018). More info about the podcast at jetpack1917.info

For International Women's Day Amelia got a history lesson from partially-sighted Journalist and Broadcaster Selina Mills. Selina shared some of her favourite blind women from history and talked about the process of writing her upcoming book. You can follow Selina Mills on twitter @Millsatwork and Selina's part-memoir and part history book, Life Unseen: A Story of Blindness, will be published by Bloomsbury in June 2023. 

“we're proud to say we are investing in companies that are providing essential goods and services to more than 900 million people in Africa.” Read the full article: https://medium.com/@avca-africa/breaking-barriers-women-shaping-the-future-of-private-capital-in-africa-bc7f72fd3a44 Leveling the playing field Private Capital investment is on the rise in Africa, with investors from around the world recognising the continent's potential for growth and development. However, despite the many opportunities for investment, there remains a significant underrepresentation of women in the industry, with just a handful of female investors and executives at the top of the pyramid. For International Women's Day 2023, we speak with an industry professional reshaping the future of private capital in Africa, breaking barriers, challenging the status quo, and paving the way for a more inclusive and diverse industry. Meet Ann Wyman, Senior Partner, AfricInvest Ann is an internationally recognized economic and geopolitical researcher and manager with two decades of experience in financial services and consulting Ann has worked as an economist and head of Emerging Markets Research at both Citi and Nomura and contributes analysis to Oxford Analytica. AfricInvest raised US$2bn across 21 funds and benefits from strong, long-term support from both local and international investors, including leading DFIs in the US and Europe.

For International Women's Day, we are thrilled to highlight the voices of powerful Palestinian women who are breaking barriers and inspiring change. Join host Diana Buttu as she speaks with award-winning Palestinian American journalist Dena Takruri about her book, co-written by renowned Palestinian youth activist Ahed Tamimi, "They Called Me A Lioness: A Palestinian Girl's Fight for Freedom." In this compelling memoir, Ahed shares her courageous journey from growing up in the Palestinian town of Nabi Saleh to standing up against the Israeli military at just sixteen-years-old. With raw honesty and unwavering determination, Ahed's story serves as a testament to the strength and resilience of Palestinian women. Tune in to this episode to learn more about their incredible journey and how they're paving the way for the next generation of women activists.

For International Women's day this week, I'm celebrating two of the most courageous women I have the pleasure of knowing. Entrepreneur and good friend, the incredible Heidi Anderson & the founder and genius mind behind 'Bravery Buddies', Tegan Kubler.  LINKS  Follow @_heidianderson on Instagram  Follow @braverybuddies on Instagram  Follow @christianhull on Instagram Follow @listnrentertainment on Instagram  CREDITS Host: Christian HullGuests: Heidi Anderson & Tegan KublerProducer: Natalie Turner Editor: Nial Fernandes Social Producer: Amber Lowther Supervising Producer: Elise Cooper Managing Producer: Sam Cavanagh  Find more great podcasts like this at www.listnr.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Five women. Five inspirational stories. Earlier this year, Woman's Hour spoke to women from all different backgrounds and professions about the moment they found their voice. When was the moment they realised they had to speak up? And how did it change them? For International Women's Day, Anita Rani brings you all of the interviews from the ‘Finding My Voice' series, in a one-off special episode of the Woman's Hour podcast. Elika Ashoori was an actor and baker who rarely kept up with politics. That is, until 2017 when her father, Anoosheh, was detained by the Iranian authorities while visiting his mother. Over the next five years, she and her family fought for his release and she was forced to go through what she calls a ‘crash course' in human rights campaigning. Her father was flown back the UK on the same plane as Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe in March 2022. Since then, Elika has dedicated herself to campaigning for the rights of women and girls in Iran, including cutting off her hair on ITV's Lorraine. Milly Johnson had always known she wanted to write novels but says, ‘I didn't think that ordinary girls like me got those sorts of jobs.' She was a 40-year-old single mum when she got her first publishing deal and now, 21 novels later, she's a Sunday Times best-selling author and her books have sold over 3 million copies. She describes how she found her voice the moment she started putting the everyday experiences of Yorkshire women into her writing. Moud Goba fled her home country of Zimbabwe at the age of 20 due to harassment she faced over her sexuality. She is now the Chair of the Board of Trustees for UK Black Pride and has spent over a decade helping other LGBTQ+ refugees and asylum seekers to integrate into their new communities. She explains how she found her voice as an activist once she was finally able to express her sexuality freely. Shekeila Scarlett was excluded from school when she was 12 years old. Although she was reinstated at the school just 2 months later, the experience made her realised how distant young pupils were from the governors who made decisions about their school. At 26, she's now the Chair of Governors at Stoke Newington School in Hackney, making her one of the youngest chairs of a school governing board in the UK. In 2020, Liz Roberts chose to report the sexual assault she suffered at the hands of her brother 50 years previously, when she was just eight years old. During the legal proceedings, she chose to waive her right to anonymity – a right which is automatically granted to victims of sexual offences in the UK. She explains the choice to use her name and why, since her brother's sentencing, she's continued to speak publicly about her story. Presenter: Anita Rani Producer: Hatty Nash

For International Women's day this week, I'm celebrating two of the most courageous women I have the pleasure of knowing. Entrepreneur and good friend, the incredible Heidi Anderson & the founder and genius mind behind 'Bravery Buddies', Tegan Kubler. LINKS Follow @_heidianderson on Instagram Follow @braverybuddies on Instagram Follow @christianhull on Instagram CREDITS Host: Christian HullGuests: Heidi Anderson & Tegan KublerProducer: Natalie Turner Editor: Nial Fernandes Social Producer: Amber Lowther Supervising Producer: Elise Cooper Managing Producer: Sam Cavanagh Support me!: https://www.patreon.com/christianhull

For International Women's Month - I'm kicking off a new series in the podcast where I will share the story of some of my amazing clients. Today's episode is about Jessica Pham-Ruhland she went from working in government consulting to Manager CSM (Customer Success Manager) at BigCommerce. Tune in to listen to her story and get inspired about your own transition into tech. I have helped women get into six-figure roles in tech, I can help you too - Book an interest call to know more about my 1:1 coaching. Thanks for tuning in!

How can we make the evolving digital assets space truly diverse, inclusive and innovative? For International Women's History Month, Caroline Butler, BNY Mellon's CEO of Custody Services, hosts an exciting conversation with Flori Marquez, co-founder and SVP of Operations for BlockFi, and Leah Wald, co-founder and CEO of Valkyrie Investments. They discuss challenges and opportunities as female leaders in a historically male-dominated space.

For International Women's Month - I'm kicking off a new series in the podcast where I will share the story of some of my amazing clients. Today is about Majo Buendia she went from working in government consulting to Manager CSM (Customer Success Manager) at BigCommerce. Tune in to get inspired about your own transition into tech. I have helped women get into six-figure roles in tech, I can help you too - Book an interest call to know more about my 1:1 coaching. Thanks for tuning in!

#206 There are so many amazing female entrepreneurs. For International Women's Month, we're highlighting 3 of my favorite interviews.Alex Fasulo grew her freelance copyrighting gig into a 6 figure + income. We discuss - Taking the leap from corporate to freelance- Create the same content over and over again if your audience loves it- https://alexfasulo.com/Hala Taha left Disney and started her marketing business YAP Media, which is growing like crazy. Today she shares:- Many failures led to success- How to grow on Social Media, DM engagement- Getting engagement from the ground floor- https://www.linkedin.com/in/htaha/Jasmine Star started as a photographer and built out an online social media software company by herself! today she shares:- Building a parachute with one arm after jumping out of an airplane- Your uniqueness Matters to spark your podcast- And get engagement- https://jasminestar.com/Enjoy these top moments from the show!

An archive episode for International Women's Month with the late, great Detroit producer. For International Women's Month, we revisit K-HAND's Resident Advisor Exchange, originally published in November 2019. The "First Lady Of Detroit," as Detroit City Council deemed her in 2017, died in August 2021. The following text is from the original post. Kelli Hand used to be described as an unsung hero of Detroit house and techno but recently she's finally been getting her due. With a production career beginning in 1990, she has a sprawling discography packed with timeless releases for key labels like Warp, Tresor and her own Acacia Records. Over the years she's produced several hundred tracks, each bearing her distinctive knack for jack and a style marked by a timeless flavour of minimalism. In conversation with Matt Unicomb, we hear about how her perspective on releasing music and DJing has changed over the last three decades and her experiences of the ebb and flow of a life spent in dance music. Launching from formative experiences at Paradise Garage and the Music Box, Hand's story covers several vital eras of American dance music history, a lineage that feeds directly into the rare staying power of her productions. Tracklist: K-HAND - Untitled B1 [Acacia Records] K-HAND - Untitled A1 [Acacia Records]

For International Women's Month - I'm kicking off a new series in the podcast where I will share the story of some of my amazing clients. Today is about Maribel Sierra, she went from working in academia and non-profit to UX researcher at a health tech startup. Tune in to get inspired about your own transition into tech. I have helped women get into six-figure roles in tech, I can help you too - Book an interest call to know more about my 1:1 coaching. Thanks for tuning in!

How would things be different if Black women were better represented in leadership in technology? For International Women's Day this year, we collaborated with the Information Technology Senior Management Forum (ITSMF) and brought together a powerhouse group of women in tech that helped us to...

For International Women's Month - I'm kicking off a new series in the podcast where I will share the story of some of my amazing clients and including my own story (Because after all, I'm my first client success story :D). In today's episode, I'll be sharing more about my journey into tech even when I had a social science degree, didn't know how to code and only had customer service experience. I offer 1:1 coaching to help women transition into top tech companies with confidence and while increasing their salary - Book an interest call to know more about my 1:1 coaching. Thanks for tuning in!

Hour 1 -  Nick Reed talks about a variety of topics in the news, including: Winter weather is trying to sneak back in to the Ozarks. Rain is expected to transition to snow from Thursday night into Friday. For International Women's Day, a Vagina Museum in the UK decided to celebrate trans women. Democratic fundraising giant ActBlue is using International Women's Day to celebrate its efforts to help women "build political power" and "live without the threat of violence." But the platform processes donations to powerful men accused of everything from strangling their wives to threatening to kill their wives. Nick gives an update on his sister, Ashley, and her journey on becoming the next Inked Magazine cover girl. Ashley is currently sitting at second place. Voting for the semi-finals will wrap up on Thursday, March 10th at 10 p.m. The Department of Health and Human Services paid for advertising of COVID-19 vaccines on hundreds of media outlets, even as the outlets often provided positive coverage of the vaccines. Nick explains how barter & trade commercials work in the radio industry.

For International Women's Day Leire Martin, Alice Mao & Bernadine Crisostomo from TribalScale's engineering team discuss their experiences navigating the world of tech as women. Find out how they help team members succeed, manage work-life balance and overcome imposter syndrome. All this and more on this episode of First Name Basis!

Comprehensive coverage of the day's news with a focus on war and peace; social, environmental and economic justice. Death toll mounts in Ukraine under Russia's siege, U.N. estimates 2 million Ukrainians have fled the country. U.S. President Joe Biden bans Russian oil and gas imports into the U.S. For International Women's Day abortion rights advocates take to the streets in nationwide protests for reproductive rights. New report debunks “excited delerium” as cause of death in fatal police encounters. Family of man killed by Danville cop and supporters demand Contra Costa County District Attorney press charges. Images of Russian bomb in Chernihiv, Ukraine and Ukrainian house on fire from Russian attacks by Ukraine's Defense Minister. The post Russia accused of shelling Ukraine civilians; President Joe Biden bans Russian oil and gas imports; Nationwide U.S. protests for abortion rights on International Women's Day – March 8, 2022 appeared first on KPFA.

Comprehensive coverage of the day's news with a focus on war and peace; social, environmental and economic justice. Death toll mounts in Ukraine under Russia's siege, U.N. estimates 2 million Ukrainians have fled the country. U.S. President Joe Biden bans Russian oil and gas imports into the U.S. For International Women's Day abortion rights advocates take to the streets in nationwide protests for reproductive rights. New report debunks “excited delerium” as cause of death in fatal police encounters. Family of man killed by Danville cop and supporters demand Contra Costa County District Attorney press charges. Images of Russian bomb in Chernihiv, Ukraine and Ukrainian house on fire from Russian attacks by Ukraine's Defense Minister. The post Russia accused of shelling Ukraine civilians; President Joe Biden bans Russian oil and gas imports; Nationwide U.S. protests for abortion rights on International Women's Day – March 8, 2022 appeared first on KPFA.

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For International Women's Day 2022, Linton Stephens mixes a classical playlist for singer and songwriter Sigrid. Sigrid's playlist: Gabriela Montero - Improvisation on Pachelbel's Canon in D major Louise Farrenc - Symphony no. 1 in C minor (4th movement) Hannah Peel - The Unfolding Barbara Strozzi - Amor dormiglione Dobrinka Tabakova - Concerto for cello and orchestra, 3rd movement 'Radiant' Klein - Hope Dealers Classical Fix is a podcast aimed at opening up the world of classical music to anyone who fancies giving it a go. Each week, Linton mixes a bespoke playlist for his guest, who then joins him to share their impressions of their new classical discoveries. Linton Stephens is a bassoonist with the Chineke! Orchestra and has also performed with the BBC Philharmonic, Halle Orchestra and Opera North, amongst many others.

For International Women's Day, we have partnered up with the incredible charity Refuge, who are tirelessly working to put an end to domestic abuse and violence against women and children. We speak to three women: survivor Natasha Saunders, barrister Cherie Blair and Refuge's CEO Ruth Davison. We hope this episode gives you a deeper insight into the importance of Refuge's work and mission, and if you are able, please consider donating to Refuge via their website, link below.Find out more about Refuge here: https://www.refuge.org.uk/You can call the UK's National Domestic Abuse Hotline on 0808 2000 247or access their live chat Monday to Friday, 3–10pm at www.nationaldahelpline.org.uk Natasha's website is https://www.natashasaunders.co.uk/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

For International Women's Day tomorrow, we wanted to highlight women who experience homelessness. The average age of death for women sleeping rough or in emergency accommodation is four years lower than a man at just 41 years old. Women are at much greater risk of physical and sexual violence, and more likely to be struggling with complex trauma, mental health issues, physical health, domestic abuse and/or substance misuse and some are permanently separated from their children. These traumatic experiences make it harder for some women to trust support services and harder to reach to offer support. There also just isn't enough specialist accommodation for women in England.Someone who has experienced and witnessed all of the above is Kerri Douglas. In this episode, she shares her heartbreaking and remarkable story. After spending years on the streets battling severe substance and physical abuse as well as losing custody of her first child, she has become a force for change helping to inspire and educate others. She is now a mother to two more children (twins) and a certified substance abuse counsellor, studying for a psychology degree. The big turning point for Kerri was when she met some brilliant outreach staff from a charity dedicated to helping people who experience homelessness, called St Mungo's. The fact that Kerri is alive and thriving today is testament to her herculean strength and determination. Content warning: references to drug abuse, suicide, sexual abuse, miscarriage and violence. You can buy Kerri's book Gutter To Glory: From Pavements to Parliament and listen to her podcast Conversations with Kerri here:https://www.amazon.co.uk/Blessed-Assurance-Gutter-Kerri-Douglas-ebook/dp/B07P58CX7Xhttps://anchor.fm/conversationswithkerri/episodes/A-Driving-Force-For-Change-e1e8gbhhttps://dropthelabel.co.uk/the-blog/ You can also contact St Mungo's or donate to the charity here: www.mungos.org/annieShould you be affected by any of the issues raised in this episode, in the UK, The Samaritans can be reached on 116 123. Hotlines in other countries can be found http://www.suicide.org/international-suicide-hotlines.html See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Should you let your English stop you? Rotem Alima, an Academy Award-winning film and television producer, thinks that's the last thing you should do. She also didn't let the fact that she's a brown, immigrant woman stop her from succeeding in the demanding Hollywood film and TV industry. For International Women's day, Rotem shares with us her story of how she moved from being insecure and ready to give up on her dream of becoming a Hollywood producer, to finding her voice and her power. And that's a great reminder of how everything's possible. She will also share incredible insights on how to find the advantages of being a non-native speaker. Continue celebrating #InternationalWomensDay with us in a week of live interviews on my Instagram account @hadar.accentsway https://bit.ly/3v5BIs7 Rotem Alima is an Academy Award-winning film and television producer and a Forbes '30 Under 30′ Honoree from Israel, based in Los Angeles. During her career she has worked with large international brands, popular TV channels, as well as the highest government offices in Israel. Follow Rotem on Instagram @rotem.alima https://bit.ly/3qv0aj4 Rotem's Website: https://www.rotemalima.com/ Did you know we're working on a new and exciting transformational program? Get on the list to find out when we open doors! https://hadarshemesh.com/join/ You can also download an interactive list of 50 of the most mispronounced words in English and master the pronunciation of those tricky words: https://theaccentsway.com/mispro-signup/ Join our Facebook community to connect with non-native English learners from all over the world: https://theaccentsway.com/influency-community/

Should you let your English stop you? Rotem Alima, an Academy Award-winning film and television producer, thinks that's the last thing you should do. She also didn't let the fact that she's a brown, immigrant woman stop her from succeeding in the demanding Hollywood film and TV industry. For International Women's day, Rotem shares with us her story of how she moved from being insecure and ready to give up on her dream of becoming a Hollywood producer, to finding her voice and her power. And that’s a great reminder of how everything's possible. She will also share incredible insights on how to find the advantages of being a non-native speaker. Continue celebrating #InternationalWomensDay with us in a week of live interviews on my Instagram account @hadar.accentsway https://bit.ly/3v5BIs7 Rotem Alima is an Academy Award-winning film and television producer and a Forbes ’30 Under 30′ Honoree from Israel, based in Los Angeles. During her career she has worked with large international brands, popular TV channels, as well as the highest government offices in Israel. Follow Rotem on Instagram @rotem.alima https://bit.ly/3qv0aj4 Rotem's Website: https://www.rotemalima.com/ Did you know we’re working on a new and exciting transformational program? Get on the list to find out when we open doors! https://a73023-tmp.s431.upress.link/join/ You can also download an interactive list of 50 of the most mispronounced words in English and master the pronunciation of those tricky words: https://theaccentsway.com/mispro-signup/ Join our Facebook community to connect with non-native English learners from all over the world: https://theaccentsway.com/influency-community/