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TESTO DELL'ARTICOLO ➜ https://www.bastabugie.it/it/articoli.php?id=7932SAN GIROLAMO E LA CADUTA DELL'IMPERO ROMANO di Roberto de MatteiIl 30 settembre si celebra la memoria di san Girolamo (347-420) uno dei più grandi Dottori della Chiesa, che, come sant'Agostino, si trovò a vivere il dramma della caduta dell'Impero romano.Girolamo nacque a Stridone, in Dalmazia, nel 347, studiò a Roma, dove ricevette il battesimo. Si recò quindi in Oriente, soggiornando soprattutto ad Antiochia. Tornato a Roma nel 382, divenne segretario di papa Damaso e indirizzò all'ideale ascetico vari nobili romani. Un gruppo di donne dell'aristocrazia si riunirono sotto la guida di Girolamo per condurre una vita più perfetta, seguendo il suo appello a una nuova nobiltà cristiana, basata sulla preghiera e sulla verginità. Tra queste ricordiamo Marcella che fece del suo palazzo sull'Aventino una sorta di convento femminile, Fabiola, Proba, Paola. Dopo la morte di san Damaso però, Girolamo fu fortemente combattuto dalla Curia romana, e venne perfino accusato della morte di una sua discepola per i suoi digiuni eccessivi. Nel 386 lasciò allora Roma e si trasferì in Palestina. Alcune discepole, tra cui Paola e la figlia Giulia Eustochio, che saranno entrambe canonizzate, per non perdere i suoi insegnamenti, lo seguirono e decisero di rimanere con lui in Terra Santa fino alla fine dei loro giorni. "Onore a queste valorose! - scrive dom Guéranger - La loro fedeltà, la loro sete di sapere, le loro pie importunità procureranno al mondo un tesoro che non ha prezzo: la traduzione autentica dei Libri santi (Conc. Trid. Sess. IV)". Infatti fu grazie alla loro collaborazione che Girolamo realizzò quella che fu la principale opera della sua vita: la traduzione della Bibbia dal greco e dall'ebraico al latino, la celebre Vulgata, che è ancora oggi il testo biblico ufficiale a cui fa riferimento la Chiesa.Girolamo subì durante la sua vita attacchi e diffamazioni, anche all'interno della Chiesa. A Gerusalemme entrò in contrasto con il vescovo Giovanni, che appoggiava l'eretico Pelagio. "Forti dell'appoggio del vescovo di Gerusalemme, - scrive Dom Guéranger - i Pelagiani si armarono una notte di torcia e di spada e si gettarono all'assassinio e all'incendio sul monastero di Girolamo e sulle vergini, che dopo la morte di Paola riconoscevano per madre Eustochio. Virilmente affiancata dalla nipote, Paola la giovane, la santa raccolse le sue figliuole e riuscì ad aprirsi un passaggio in mezzo alle fiamme. Ma l'ansietà della terribile notte aveva consumate le sue forze e Girolamo la seppellì presso la mangiatoia del Dio Bambino, come la madre e, lasciando incompiuto il suo commento a Geremia, si dispose egli pure a morire".LA MORTE DI SAN GIROLAMOSan Girolamo morì poco dopo, il 30 settembre 420. Prima di morire fu testimone nelle sue lettere degli eventi terribili che aprirono il IV secolo. Il 31 dicembre dell'anno 406 i barbari attraversarono il Reno su una spessa lastra di ghiaccio, irrompendo all'interno dei confini dell'impero. Erano Vandali, Alani, Svevi, tribù intere, con donne e bambini, carri, bestie e greggi, quelli che travolsero ogni resistenza e dilagarono in Gallia. Nulla poté più fermarli.Una lettera che san Girolamo scrisse da Betlemme nel 409 ci offre un'immagine impressionante della situazione in cui allora versava l'Impero: "Se fino a questo momento alcuni di noi, per quanto rari, stiamo ancora a casa nostra, non è merito nostro ma lo dobbiamo alla misericordia di Dio. Popolazioni senza numero e ferocissime hanno occupato tutte quante le Gallie. Tutto ciò che è compreso tra le Alpi e i Pirenei, tra l'Oceano e il Reno, i Quadi, i Vandali, i Sarmati, gli Alani, i Gepidi, gli Eruli, i Sassoni, i Burgundi, gli Alemanni e - oh, Stato disgraziato! - i Pannoni, nostri nemici, tutto quanto hanno saccheggiato. Magonza, quell'illustre città d'un tempo, è stata presa e rasa al suolo; nella sua chiesa è stata fatta una carneficina di migliaia e migliaia di persone. (...). Le province dell'Aquitania, di Novempopulonia, di Lione e di Narbona sono state completamente rase al suolo (...). Non mi riesce di ricordare Tolosa senza uno scroscio di lacrime. Se finora non è stata demolita lo si deve ai meriti del suo santo vescovo Esuperio. Anche le Spagne sono lì per lì per ricevere il colpo di grazia (...). Da tempo le regioni comprese tra il Ponto Eusino e le Alpi Giulie e che appartenevano a noi, non sono più nostre; e sono ormai trent'anni che, violato il confine del Danubio, si sta combattendo in pieno territorio dell'impero romano. A forza di versar lacrime, le abbiamo perse tutte invecchiando" (Lettera 123, 15-16).IL SACCO DI ROMAIl peggio non era ancora venuto. San Girolamo e le sue discepole si trovavano a Betlemme quando nell'agosto del 410 un immenso esercito di Visigoti, Unni, Alani e Sciti, guidati da Alarico, giunse, senza incontrare resistenza alle porte di Roma e la invase. Rapine, incendi, stragi, desolarono una città che, da ottocento anni, non era mai stata invasa dal nemico.La notizia del sacco di Roma produsse in tutto il mondo un senso di stupore e di profonda costernazione. La città sovrana, la città eterna, Roma, era stata esposta all'oltraggio dei barbari che essa aveva mille volte debellati.Sono commoventi le espressioni di dolore nelle quali proruppe san Girolamo alle successive e sempre più tristi notizie della caduta della città eterna. "Stavo per tradurre Ezechiele - egli racconta - quando mi giunse in Palestina la notizia della presa di Roma per mano di Alarico e della barbarica devastazione dell'Occidente; rimasi istupidito, e nulla più feci se non piangere". "Il più risplendente lume - egli esclama - si è spento; il capo del mondo è tronco e nella rovina di una sola città è perito tutto l'impero". "La città - così egli continua - che aveva soggiogato tutti i popoli, è stata espugnata; quella che aveva raccolto e accumulato tutti i tesori della terra, è ora spoglia e ridotta ad un mucchio di rovine".Eppure mentre l'astro di Roma si spegneva una nuova luce si accendeva: era la Roma cristiana, la Roma degli Apostoli Pietro e Paolo, la Roma che a differenza di quella pagana, avrebbe sfidato i secoli e i millenni.La luce di questa Roma che non tramonta continua a illuminare il mondo anche quando esso, come oggi accade, sembra immerso nelle tenebre. Il mondo moderno sembra seguire il percorso autodistruttivo dell'Impero romano; la Chiesa di Roma è destinata ad affermarsi sulle rovine del mondo moderno, come già accadde dopo il V secolo.

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Know you need to better prioritize self-care in your life, but don't know how to do it or keep it up? If so, join me in this episode as I interview Guest Expert Kate Gallie, a Vegan Health and Fitness Coach based in Australia. She has lived a vegan diet lifestyle for decades, to safeguard animals, the environment and for health. Learn the importance of taking care of ourselves and 8 simple yet powerful steps to achieving better self-care in your life. We'll also hear about her Plant Positive Journal, which is a wonderful resource for those either beginning or continuing their vegan/plant-based diet journeys!   Links mentioned in this episode: Connect with Kate here: www.greenplanetstrongbody.com Get Details on the Plant Positive Journal Here: https://strongbodygreenplanet.lpages.co/plant-positive-journal/ Healthification Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/the-healthification-podcast/id856696884     Contact -> healthnow@plantnourished.com Learn -> www.plantnourished.com Join -> www.plantnourished.com/ppltcourse Connect in the Facebook Community -> www.bit.ly/pbdietsuccess Apply -> Free Rapid Health Transformation Call: https://bit.ly/plantnourished Free Resource -> Quick Start Grocery Guide for Plant-Based Essentials: www.plantnourished.com/groceryguide     Have a question about plant-based diets that you would like answered on the Plant Based Eating Made Easy Podcast? Send it by email (healthnow@plantnourished.com) or submit it by a voice message here: www.speakpipe.com/plantnourished

Welcome back to ScaleUp Radio with Granger Forson. In this inspiring episode, we're delving into the remarkable journey of Clare Gallie, CEO of Lewis-Manning Hospice Care. For five years, Clare has been at the helm of this esteemed 32-year-old charity, impacting over 800 patients annually in East Dorset and Purbeck with compassionate end-of-life care.   Clare's tenure has been marked by significant transformations, including a strategic shift towards providing closer-to-home services. This was a pivotal move, stemming from a deep understanding of patient needs and a drive to fill service gaps, thereby fostering stronger community ties and a revitalised organisational culture.    At the heart of Clare's leadership lies a commitment to creating an environment of open communication, honesty, and, above all, kindness. This approach has not only attracted top talent but has also cultivated a positive and loving culture within the hospice, making it a sought-after place to work.   Under Clare's guidance, Lewis-Manning Hospice Care has developed sustainable income streams through diversified fundraising efforts and charity shops. Clare's strategic financial management, coupled with her knack for involving the community in the charity's mission, has been instrumental in its growth.   Finally, Clare shares her insights on maintaining personal wellbeing as a leader, emphasising the importance of self-care, exercise, and nutrition to sustain her energy and focus. Her forward-thinking goals include expanding the hospice's reach and deepening its impact in the community.   Connect with me, Granger Forson, at www.bizsmart-gloucestershire.co.uk or on LinkedIn for more insightful journeys like Clare's.   Scaling up your business isn't easy, and can be a little daunting. Let ScaleUp Radio make it a little easier for you. With guests who have been where you are now, and can offer their thoughts and advice on several aspects of business. ScaleUp Radio is the business podcast you've been waiting for.   If you would like to be a guest on ScaleUp Radio, please click here: https://bizsmarts.co.uk/scaleupradio/apply   You can get in touch with Granger here: grangerf@biz-smart.co.uk   Kevin's Latest Book Is Available!    Drawing on BizSmart's own research and experiences of working with hundreds of owner-managers, Kevin Brent explores the key reasons why most organisations do not scale and how the challenges change as they reach different milestones on the ScaleUp Journey. He then details a practical step by step guide to successfully navigate between the milestones in the form of ESUS - a proven system for entrepreneurs to scale up.    More on the Book HERE - https://www.esusgroup.co.uk/       Clare can be found here: linkedin.com/in/clare-gallie-93998430 https://lewis-manning.org.uk/ enquiries@lewis-manning.org.uk   Resources: The Speed of Trust by Stephen Covey - https://uk.bookshop.org/p/books/the-speed-of-trust-the-one-thing-that-changes-everything-stephen-m-r-covey/2772723?ean=9780743295604   The Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown - https://uk.bookshop.org/p/books/the-da-vinci-code-robert-langdon-book-2-dan-brown/2238013?ean=9780552159715   Hello Fresh app - https://www.hellofresh.co.uk/about/app    

Fergus Butler-Gallie: Confessions of a young priest God calls into ordained ministry those who he cannot save any other way. That's what Fergus Butler-Gallie was once told. It was a tongue-in-cheek remark, nevertheless, Fergus thinks there's something in it. The 31 year-old was ordained in his mid 20s and has since enjoyed a front row seat to the peculiarities and eccentricities which make up the fabric of ordained ministry. His latest book, Touching Cloth, is a treasure trove of entertaining anecdotes and in this candid interview with Premier Christianity's Sam Hailes, Fergus retells some of the stand out moments, including the time he and a group of flower arrangers were stuck in the vestibule trying to disable an exceptionally loud rape alarm. He also opens up about the difficulties he's faced within the institution of the CofE and gives his view on what the future of the Church might look like. The Profile is brought to you by Premier Christianity. Subscribe now to get our Christmas special, plus the next two print issues for just £5.99. Visit premierchristianity.com/subscribe

Fergus Butler-Gallie is a priest and writer. His latest book, Touching Cloth, is a memoir on his time as a priest in Liverpool. We cover many topics relating to Fergus's life, work, and perspectives on faith and the Church of England. I also ask him what he would do with the Church of England if he had a magic wand. Fergus provides insights into life in Liverpool, discussing local culture, diversity, and the famous Liverpool accent. He argues that many stereotypes and assumptions about the city are inaccurate. We explore how Fergus's time as a minister in Liverpool impacted his faith, with Fergus sharing that it was an overall positive experience that affirmed his sense of calling. Discussing the Church of England, Fergus critiques the managerial bureaucracy and argues for decentralization and a return to an earlier model. He wants more inspiring, eccentric bishops. We discuss eccentric reverends from history that Fergus has chronicled, including a food-obsessed dean who famously ate the mummified heart of King Louis XIV. Fergus shares thoughts on the Eucharist and transubstantiation, after I suggest an analogy to actors embodying a role. We discusses how wearing a clerical collar changes how one is perceived. "Dean Buckland was dean of Westminster, which is a very high profile job in the Church of England. And he made it his mission to try and eat everything that had ever existed. So he ate mice, he ate tadpoles...And they go and say, "Oh, now we reach the most impressive thing that we have." And they're very carefully taking it out this casket. And they said, "Because you're such a privileged group of people, we're going to hand it around to all of you. And this is the mummified heart of King Louis XIV smuggled out of France at the revolution and now kept here in our private museum." And it goes around all the people. They look at it and think, "Oh, this is amazing. This is wonderful." It gets to Dean Buckland, he looks at it and he says, "I've never eaten King before." And he pops it in his mouth." We play a short game of over rated under rated and end on Fergus' life advice. Fergus rates: James Bond, the British monarchy, Afternoon tea, The House of Lords, Double decker buses , Black cabs, Pubs, and Cricket. On life advice: Fergus recommends reversing our instincts - don't take seriously what we think we should, and take seriously what we think we shouldn't. For those considering ordination, he advises prayer and cautions it's not for everyone. "There are things in life that should be taken seriously and there are things in life that should not be taken seriously. The real thing to realize is that they're the opposite way around to the way you think they are. Anything you think should be taken seriously, don't take it seriously. Anything you think should not be taken seriously, take it seriously." Transcript and video available here.

In this surprising episode, The Reverend Fergus Butler-Gallie joins Matthew to discuss his humorous and moving book 'Touching Cloth: Confessions and communions of a young priest'. It is a conversation that touches on Fergus' experiences navigating an extraordinary institution, describes the nature of sacrificial leadership, and also asks us to consider lessons that can be learned from the past about leadership today.https://www.penguin.co.uk/authors/288790/fergus-butler-gallieFor updates from Matthew, visit: https://twitter.com/ConfedMatthewFor more information on The Forward Institute, visit: https://www.forward.institute/podcasthttps://www.linkedin.com/company/forward-institutehttps://twitter.com/ForwardInstA Tempo & Talker Productionhttps://www.tempotalker.com/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Fergus Butler Gallie – Touching Cloth...with TRE's Giles Brown

On the podcast this week, the Revd Fergus Butler-Gallie talks about his new book, Touching Cloth: Confessions and communions of a young priest. He is interviewed by Ed Thornton. In a review of the book for the Church Times, the Ven. Dr Lyle Dennen says the book “tells the story of his [Fergus's] first year as a priest at a city-centre church in Liverpool. The book is in the style of a diary following the liturgical year. It is filled with many funny stories of clerical mishaps, and profound spiritual reflections.” Read an extract from the book in this week's Church Times. Touching Cloth is published by Bantam Press (an imprint of Transworld) at £16.99 (Church Times Bookshop £15.29). The Revd Fergus Butler-Gallie is a writer and priest who has ministered in parishes in Liverpool and central London. His previous books are A Field Guide to the English Clergy (Books, 30 November 2018, Podcast, 7 December 2018) and Priests de la Résistance! Try 10 issues of the Church Times for £10 or get two months access to our website and apps, also for £10. Go to churchtimes.co.uk/new-reader

Fr Alex is the vicar St Matthew's Burnley, and is the author of a brand new book entitled 'Our Daily Bread Argos To The Altar. A Priest's Story which be ordered here, Our Daily Bread: From Argos to the Altar – a Priest's Story eBook : Frost, Father Alex, Campbell, Alastair: Amazon.co.uk: Kindle Store or follow him on Twitter @alexdjfrost Fergus Butler is a Priest, Editor at Large and Author. His new book 'Touching Cloth' is released March 2023 He worked in inner city Liverpool and during the pandemic was involved in raising a significant amount of money for the community fund at St Matthew's church.

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Gail Gallie is the co-founder and creative leader of Project Everyone. Project Everyone is the organisation behind the campaign launch of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals. Previously, Gail has run marketing and advertising practices, but she is now focusing on how to drive solutions to the world's most pressing problems. In this episode, we have invited Gail Gallie to talk about the conversations that led up to the big success that is the Global Goals and how it changed global conversations. The key topics covered in this episode are:The conversations that led up to the creation of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)The power of conversations, trusting your instinct, keeping it low-fi and listeningHow visuals can help fuel a conversation The importance of making things granular How we can engage everyone in changing global conversations How to enable a global ecosystem of changemakers For references, links, and other episodes, visit the podcast homepage here. 

I'll admit that often times get stuck in a trap around time. That I don't have enough for the things that matter most to me. But... I also wonder... "Well isn't that the way it has to be?" Thankfully Dr. Gallie is a masterful life coach and in this episode she'll help you start to crack the code on how to shift the story around time.  Annie is a practicing physician with a passion to help high achievers stop feeling overwhelmed so they can go after what they truly desire (and have fun doing it).  One of the main obstacles that she sees her clients struggle with is lack of TIME.  She helps her clients reframe how they think about time by showing them how to create time instead of trying to “find” time amidst their busy schedules. She's also holding a workshop Sunday August 14th around how to create time during which you will learn how to: Create more time, now. Not when you buy that new calendar, but now Understand where and how you can create more time Help to manage expectations with yourself and your partner in regards to time Annie is a practicing family physician in Calgary, Alberta and a trained life coach through The Life Coach School.  She is married with two small kids and a quirky dog.  When she is not exploring with her family in the forest, you may find her making muffins (very popular in her house) or cooking with her family.  Be sure to listen to this episode and register for the event at www.galenhelpsdocs.com/marriage

Robin Wright and Gail Gallie of Project Everyone discuss The Global Goals and how the values of conscious consumers are reshaping the ways that fashion brands manage the heavy impact they have on the planet.

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On the podcast this week, the Revd Fergus Butler-Gallie, priest and writer, reads a profound and moving article he wrote for the 4 February edition of the Church Times. Titled “In the end is my beginning,” it's about a funeral he conducted recently with unexpected and deeply personal resonances. He is the author of A Field Guide to the English Clergy (Books, 30 November 2018, Podcast, 7 December 2018) and Priests de la Résistance! The loose canons who fought fascism in the twentieth century (Books, 8 November 2019, Features, 15 November 2019). Both are published by Oneworld Publications and are available to order from the Church Times Bookshop (here and here). Follow him on Twitter: @_F_B_G_ Try 10 issues of the Church Times for £10 or get two months access to our website and apps, also for £10. Go to churchtimes.co.uk/new-reader.

Salty Dog's BALCONY Podcast, January 2022 Visit: www.salty.com.au Out on the balcony with the cool breeze, sippin' a little something ya like. Indeed, settle back for some great blues n chill cuts from King Pug, Jerry Garcia, McNaMarr Project, Luther Allison, Perry Keyes, Roger Chapman, Talking Heads, Ronnie Earl, Chris Wilson, Billy Gibbons, John Fogerty, Macia Ball, Ray Beadle, Playing For Change, Emily Wurramara, Jeff Lang, Chris Whitley, Allison Forbes, Gallie, Joe Pug, Harvey Dalton Arnold, James Harman, Jeffery Martin, John Martyn. ----------- ARTIST / TRACK / ALBUM ** Australia 1. King Pug / Why Dya Bite Me Like That / Grocery 2. Jerry Garcia N David Grisman / The Thrill Is Gone / Jerry Garcia N David Grisman 3. ** McNaMarr Project / More Of You / Single Pre Release 4. Luther Allison / Easy Baby / Luther's Blues 5. ** Perry Keyes / Let's Have A Smoke Outside / Jim Salmon's Lament 6. Roger Chapman / Dark Side of the Stairs / Life In The Pond 7. Talking Heads / Psycho Killer (Acoustic) / Talking Heads '77 8. Ronnie Earl N Gregg Allman / Everyday Kinda Man / The Colour of Love 9. ** Chris Wilson / Go Go Gaugin / Spiderman 10. Billy F.Gibbons N Larkin Poe / Stackin' Bones / Hardware 11. John Fogerty / A Hundred And Ten In The Shade / Blue Moon Swamp 12. Marcia Ball N Lou Ann Barton, Angela Strehli / You Can If You Think You Can / Dreams Come True 13. ** Ray Beadle, King Brothers, Foreday Riders / Fish Milkshake / Down Home Bebop 14. Playing For Change / Congo To The Mississippi / Listen To The Music 15. ** Emily Wurramara / Black Smoke / Milyakburra 16. ** Jeff Lang N Chris Whitley / Hellhound On My Trail / Live at The Continental Melbourne 9 Nov 99 17. ** Jeff Lang N Chris Whitley / Dislocation Blues / Dislocation Blues 18. ** Allison Forbes / Save You Now / Save You Now 19. ** Gallie / Into Your Arms / The Occoquan River 20. Joe Pug / In The Meantime / Live at Lincoln Hall 21. Harvey Dalton Arnold / Cool Driver Blues / Outlaw 22. James Harman / It's Alright Now / Blues Harp Summit 23. Jeffrey Martin / Man / Dogs In The Daylight 24. John Martyn / May You Never / Solid Air

Thanks to Fantom Publishing for the following:“They keep throwing her off cliffs and things. Sometimes they hang her up by the feet and stand around cackling fiendishly. Sometimes they dip her head first in cold water. Cyd Child is the easygoing type, she doesn't take umbrage. That's her job. She's a stunt girl.” – Martin White, Evening Echo (Dec 1967).Christine Gallie is a 7th Dan who trained at the Budokwai in London, becoming the first woman to be allowed to train with the men's elite class. Amongst her many titles are European Champion and six times British Open Champion. Brian Jacks once hailed Christine as “the innovator of women's competition judo.” Christine was the first woman in this country to get 5th Dan and then 6th Dan.Under the stage name of Cyd Child, she became one of the foremost stunt performers in the UK, working on film franchises such as James Bond, Superman and The Pink Panther, as well as television classics such as The Goodies, Space: 1999 and UFO. But it is for The Avengers where she has received greatest acclaim, in her role as double for Emma Peel and Tara King, and then Purdey in The New Avengers.This autobiography is a celebration of Cyd's colourful life and her dual careers in judo and stunt performance, and contains hundreds of previously unseen photos from her personal archives. Foreword by Joanna Lumley, Brian Jacks and Elizabeth Viney.https://www.fantompublishing.co.uk/product/cyd-child-judo-the-avengers-and-me/https://linktr.ee/NeilAdamsPodcast https://linktr.ee/StuartWilliamsPodcasts

The young child Jesus returns to Nazareth reveals how God delivers you out of danger by bringing you into His Divine safety. And an angel of the Lord had appeared to Joseph in a dream while he was still in Egypt, saying, “Go back to the land of Israel and take the child and his mother with you, for Herod who had sought to kill the child was dead.However, when Joseph heard that Archelaus was ruling over Judea in place of his father Herod, he was afraid to go back to Judah—so being divinely warned in a dream to avoid the region of Judah and instead go to the province of Gallie, where he settled in the family village of Nazareth.God in His divine love directed them to divine safety. His love removes all your fears of the future because God is personally present with you. Keep your gaze on Him for He is your faithful God. He infuses you with His strength and His Spirit to help you in every situation. Remember He is always with you. (Matthew 28:20)

For episode 9, we tune into one of the more pressing conversations of the moment, and of our time with the COP26 negotiations upon us.For those unaware - COP26 or Conference of the Parties is the 5th gathering since the Paris agreement back in 2015 - where global leaders committed to cutting emissions and set the goals of keeping global temperature increase below 2 degrees.Hosted in Glasgow, UK - while many things will be discussed, the main goal of of this years conference is to achieve net zero by 2050. And as Alok Sharma, the man presiding over it all said - ‘This is our last chance to avoid the worst effects of climate change.' 

This week's guest is Gail Gallie. She's the Co-Founder of Project Everyone where she works alongside the writer and director, Richard Curtis. Project Everyone is a not-for-profit creative communications agency that creates campaigns and supports partners to raise awareness, inspire action and drive accountability for the Global Goals of the United Nations. Their mission is to accelerate progress towards a fairer world by 2030, where extreme poverty has been eradicated, climate change is properly addressed, and injustice and inequality are unacceptable. Gail's own energy is infectious. Even across a Zoom from three thousand miles away, she lifted my sense of possibility. As you'll hear, there have been phases in her career where that hasn't been the case. And, like many leaders, at times she has found herself out of sync with the organization she was running. But through her journey, she has created a life in which her leadership both reflects and empowers her as a human being. In my experience, that is all too rare. Most leaders relentlessly prioritize solving their company's problems over their own personal development. Leadership is a moving target. And if you've listened to this podcast before you'll know that great leadership requires that more than one thing be true at once. You have to care about others. And you have to care about yourself. And sometimes, not in that order.

Edited highlights of our full conversation. This week's guest is Gail Gallie. She's the Co-Founder of Project Everyone where she works alongside the writer and director, Richard Curtis. Project Everyone is a not-for-profit creative communications agency that creates campaigns and supports partners to raise awareness, inspire action and drive accountability for the Global Goals of the United Nations. Their mission is to accelerate progress towards a fairer world by 2030, where extreme poverty has been eradicated, climate change is properly addressed, and injustice and inequality are unacceptable. Gail's own energy is infectious. Even across a Zoom from three thousand miles away, she lifted my sense of possibility. As you'll hear, there have been phases in her career where that hasn't been the case. And, like many leaders, at times she has found herself out of sync with the organization she was running. But through her journey, she has created a life in which her leadership both reflects and empowers her as a human being. In my experience, that is all too rare. Most leaders relentlessly prioritize solving their company's problems over their own personal development. Leadership is a moving target. And if you've listened to this podcast before you'll know that great leadership requires that more than one thing be true at once. You have to care about others. And you have to care about yourself. And sometimes, not in that order.

All right, I'm gonna say it. This episode rocks.  I'm joined by Dr. Annie Gallie who helps overachievers (including lots of physicians) find clarity and get unstuck from overwhelm.  Dr. Gallie is a family physician and life coach out of Calgary with tons of insight into the reality of driven overachievers.  If you are experiencing overwhelm and are not sure what to do next, you gotta check out this episode. Dr. Gallie loves sharing coaching because it is the 'secret sauce.'  To learn more about Dr. Gallie, go to these links.  https://www.anniegallielc.com/ https://www.instagram.com/agallie/

Welcome to the MWSA Podcast for Monday, August 30th. We begin with a look at medical exemptions that may prevent someone from getting a COVID-19 vaccination. We discuss with a Doctor of Preventive Medicine from Toronto's Dalla Lana School of Public Health. Next, an announcement by the University of Calgary late on Friday has a lot of students “up in arms”. We get details from the President of the U of C's Student Union – Nicole Schmidt – on the announcement that over 150 in-person classes will now be moving online this semester. It's been an extremely dry summer for us in an already traditionally dry part of the world... How's your skin holding up? We touch base with a local Dermatologist for some tips on how to bring your skin back to life! And finally – this week in our weekly “Motivational Monday” segment – we meet Annie Gallie – a Family Physician turned Life Coach. We hear Annie's story – and suggestions to ‘spark' motivation to help you reach your goals. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Roy Gallie, Pig Producer, Tillage Farmer and Chair of the IFA pigs committee joined Amy Quinn on the latest episode of the Pig Edge podcast. Roy first explains the history of his farm and its current set up and he then goes through where he sees genetic improvement going, the biggest challenges facing the pig industry and his top pieces of advice. For more episodes and information from the Pig Edge podcast go to https://www.teagasc.ie/animals/pigs/the-pig-edge-podcast/ Produced on behalf of Teagasc by LastCastMedia.com

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Clare Gallie, CEO of Lewis-Manning Hospice Care, talks about the joys and challenges of working in the fundraising sector and reveals the wisdom she's learned from the dying. Show notes: 4:47 - From chemistry to fundraising 7:30 - Support for careers in charities and fundraising 9:42 - Differences between leading a normal organisation vs. charity 12:59 - The challenges of leading in an emotionally-charged environment 17:29 - Dealing with being challenged as transformational CEO 19:33 - Self-development 21:17 - Effects of the pandemic on the care sector and fundraising 28:16 - Hardest thing about working in hospice care... 30:04 - ...and the most enjoyable thing 32:26 - Lessons learned from being in the presence of the dying 35:58 - Where do you find your inspiration? 37:29 - The effect of ambition and work on personal life 39:06 - How do you rejuvenate? 40:31 - Dealing with disappointment and being let down 41:41 - Personal definition of success

Le idi di Marzo dell'anno 44 a.C. rappresentano uno dei momenti storici piu' drammatici della storia dell'umanita'. Giulio Cesare viene tradito e ucciso davanti alla statua del suo piu' grande rivale, quel Pompeo Magno che gli contese il potere fino all'ultimo.La storia in giallo, cerca di ricostruire l'immagine del grande uomo politico, conquistatore delle Gallie, difensore dei diritti del popolo e acerrimo nemico dell'aristocrazia senatoria, con la voce di Giorgio Locuratolo.Antonella Ferrera, autrice e conduttrice del programma, intervista Danila Comastri Montanari, storica e autrice di libri gialli ambientati nell'antica Roma.

Details are slowly trickling out as to what went down behind the scenes during Pet Project season 4 draft between Team Ollie and Team Wheeler...

Mark talks with Bruce Gallie about funding your account while in Japan. Podcast Date: 05/03/20

This week I’m graced by the presence of a real life Avenger, the incredible Gail Gallie. She, along with film director Richard Curtis is the Co-Founder of Project Everyone, the campaign unit that launched the Global Goals on behalf of the United Nations. Gail is also the Founder of Project17 and most recently founded the Business and Fashion Avengers.In this episode, we discuss why the fashion industry plays a central role in achieving the 17 Global Goals, how every single person can use them to help heal the world we live in, and why, in the face of achieving the Goals, collaboration trumps competition.The ask: Before you buy anything, challenge yourself and ask ‘Do I really need that?’. Instead of buying something brand new, try borrowing or swapping clothes. If you do buy something new, research the values and behaviours of the brand to make sure their ethos aligns with yours. Do you have a comment, question or would you like to share your own advice on Starting Somewhere? You can find me on Twitter (www.twitter.com/saravaughan) or send me a DM on Instagram (www.instagram.com/saravaughanofficial) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week I’m graced by the presence of a real life Avenger, the incredible Gail Gallie. She, along with film director Richard Curtis is the Co-Founder of Project Everyone, the campaign unit that launched the Global Goals on behalf of the United Nations. Gail is also the Founder of Project17 and most recently founded the Business and Fashion Avengers.In this episode, we discuss why the fashion industry plays a central role in achieving the 17 Global Goals, how every single person can use them to help heal the world we live in, and why, in the face of achieving the Goals, collaboration trumps competition.The ask: Before you buy anything, challenge yourself and ask ‘Do I really need that?’. Instead of buying something brand new, try borrowing or swapping clothes. If you do buy something new, research the values and behaviours of the brand to make sure their ethos aligns with yours. Do you have a comment, question or would you like to share your own advice on Starting Somewhere? You can find me on Twitter (www.twitter.com/saravaughan) or send me a DM on Instagram (www.instagram.com/saravaughanofficial) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode we speak to Gail Gallie, Co-Founder at Project Everyone. Gail is a business leader with a strong sense of social purpose. Gail’s background is in marketing and advertising. She has worked for both advertisers and agencies, in the public and private sectors. Learn more about Project Everyone in their own words below:Project Everyone seeks to put the power of communications behind the Sustainable Development Goals, also known as the Global Goals.Our mission is to accelerate progress towards a fairer world by 2030, where extreme poverty has been eradicated, climate change is properly addressed, and injustice and inequality are unacceptable.Devised by Richard Curtis, filmmaker and founder of Comic Relief, we are a team of communications and campaign specialists who sit at the heart of a global network of campaigning organisations, private sector partners, brands, governments, UN agencies, public figures, and social influencers. We are a not-for-profit agency who create campaigns, short films, multi-platform content, convene partners, and put on unique events that all accelerate progress towards the Goals

Learn all about Windsor's first Tiny Home!! Nick & Joe welcome Clark Gallie and Nate Schaly, founders of NC Capital; a development Company specializing in building small and unique modular homes.

Hello and Welcome to 321 Lift Off! Today the crew is joined by Lisa Packard, who is the former Director of the Eau Gallie Arts District. Lisa discusses how she became Director of the Eau Gallie Arts District and what her role was. She also explains to our audience the EGAD (Eau Gallie Art District) role in the history of the area. The special events in the area and the murals are quite the attraction to see.  Plan your next trip to the Space Coast on Space Coast Fun Guide.com!    

Nestled in far north Queensland Wet Tropics rainforest that stretches from the surrounding mountains to the ocean, is the small settlement of Mission Beach. The World Heritage Area is brimming with natural beauty and incredible vistas, looking out to the the Great Barrier Reef and the tropical paradise of Dunk Island in the distance. Conservationist and artist Liz Gallie tells us on his episode of Streets of Your Town podcast how she has made this town her home for decades, and sees it as part of her responsibility of living here to fight to protect the environment and endangered animals such as the Cassowary, from encroaching development. I stumbled upon Liz at her stall at the Mission Beach markets, where she sells beautiful silver jewellery she has crafted herself in her paradise home, with inspiration from the surrounding rainforest.

In the first episode of our two-part podcast series asking our 2020 question, can business make society better? Gail Gallie, Project Everyone and Kate Sandle, B-Corp UK join One Question Chairman, James Scroggs in the Business Perspective. 

Luca Fezzi"Cesare"La giovinezza del grande condottieroMondadori Editorehttps://www.librimondadori.it/Più di ogni altro suo contemporaneo Gaio Giulio Cesare riuscì a segnare le sorti e a indirizzare i destini di un'epoca di crisi. Non a caso giunse a meritare, nella più ampia interpretazione filosofica hegeliana, l'appellativo di «individuo della Storia mondiale». I giudizi sul grande condottiero e politico romano sono sempre stati però pesantemente condizionati da quelli maturati negli ultimi anni della sua vita e, soprattutto, dopo la sua tragica morte. Questa, infatti, aveva lasciato dietro di sé troppe speranze e troppi «eredi» per consentire una valutazione equanime e complessiva dell'uomo privato e del personaggio pubblico.Ma prima ancora del consolato popolare, della conquista delle Gallie, della vittoria nella guerra civile e della dittatura, chi era stato, nella sua inquieta e concreta singolarità, l'individuo Cesare? Un bambino patrizio di salute cagionevole, il nipote di Gaio Mario, un orfano di padre, un giovanissimo marito e un sacerdote mancato, un perseguitato politico, il presunto e chiacchierato amante di un anziano monarca orientale, una recluta coraggiosa, un temibile accusatore, un vendicativo ostaggio dei pirati, un misterioso tribuno militare, un questore ambizioso, un sospetto congiurato, un edile magnifico e carico di debiti, un giudice inflessibile, un pontefice massimo, un pretore accusato di complicità con Catilina ma paladino del garantismo, un padre affettuoso, un marito tradito, uno straordinario amante e tanto altro ancora.Ed è proprio di questo «giovane» Cesare, oscurato – anche nelle fonti antiche – dal fulgore della successiva grandezza, militare e politica, che Luca Fezzi traccia con mano sicura il profilo caratteriale e psicologico e ripercorre passo passo il cursus honorum, in un libro che è, insieme, una ricca e documentata ricostruzione biografica e la magistrale sintesi di un capitolo cruciale della storia repubblicana di Roma.Luca Fezzi è professore associato di Storia romana presso l'Università degli Studi di Padova. Tra i suoi libri ricordiamo: Il tribuno Clodio (2008), Catilina. La guerra dentro Roma (2013), Modelli politici di Roma antica (2015), Il corrotto, un'inchiesta di Marco Tullio Cicerone (2016), Il dado è tratto. Cesare e la resa di Roma (2017), tradotto in francese (Alea jacta est. Pourquoi César a-t-il franchi le Rubicon?, 2018) e in inglese (Crossing the Rubicon. Caesar and the Fate of Rome, 2020), e Pompeo (2019).IL POSTO DELLE PAROLEascoltare fa pensarehttps://ilpostodelleparole.it/

Wicked Strong is one of the newest names on the west coast monster truck scene. Hear the story from the brothers behind the monster, Brandon and Jacob Gallie! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mt-outlaws-podcast/support

Rev Fergus Butler-Gallie leads Morning Prayer from the Book of Common Prayer for this week's online service. His sermon he reflects on how we are never alone and that God walks with us through life's journey. Follow along with the order of service at http://cofe.io/BCPService (cofe.io/BCPService).

TESTO DELL'ARTICOLO ➜http://www.bastabugie.it/it/articoli.php?id=6228AI MONDIALI DEL 2006 L'ITALIA SCONFISSE LA FRANCIA... MA NON ERA LA PRIMA VOLTADiciamolo francamente i francesi sono cugini fino ad un certo punto. Si, tutto quello che volete: i nostri vicini, la somiglianza, la lingua neolatina, la passione per il vino e i formaggi, una cucina che non è molto differente dalla nostra (si fa per dire!). Sì, c'è tutto questo... ma i francesi sono francesi, e gli italiani sono italiani.Ci è difficile sopportare quella prosopopea sciovinista con contorno di nasino all'insù. Così come loro non sopportano la nostra superiorità storica e culturale. Questa insopportazione ce l'hanno fino al midollo e l'hanno voluta trasmettere finanche ai più piccoli: la serie di Asterix e Obelix docet.Calcisticamente non gli è andata sempre bene. Così come per noi. Nella finale degli Europei del 2000 gli azzurri di fatto dominarono, poi vennero beffati con il famoso golden gol di Trezeguet. Ma ci rifacemmo nella finale del Mondiale 2006. Accadde di fatto il contrario: i blues transalpini fecero più possesso palla e, anche senza Zidane (espulso), ce la fecero vedere brutta. Ma andò come andò e Fabio Grosso, di mestiere terzino fluidificante, divenne l'eroe nazionale.Forse l'unico match in cui il dominio territoriale sortì effetto fu l'ottavo di finale nei Mondiali del Messico del 1986, quando la banda di Platini, Rochteau e Tigana ci dette una lezione non indifferente sul piano del gioco e del risultato: 2-0 senza nessuna attenuante!Eppure tra le grandi sfide Italia-Francia ve ne è un'altra che arrise a nostro favore. Una bella lezione che va ben oltre la conquista di Cesare delle Gallie e la romanizzazione del Rodano.Nel basso medioevo la Sorbona era il top del sistema universitario della cristianità. Allora il sistema universitario funzionava in un modo molto libero e poco burocratico. Gli studenti, beneficiando di un'unificazione linguistica accademica (il latino), seguivano i corsi che ritenevano più utili in diverse università dell'Europa. E nello stesso ateneo potevano decidere liberamente di seguire i corsi dei docenti che ritenevano più preparati. Ebbene, nel XIII secolo, alla Sorbona, i corsi più seguiti erano di due italiani, precisamente di un viterbese e di un ciociaro: San Bonaventura da Bagnoregio e san Tommaso d'Aquino... scusate se è poco. Ovvero, il vertice della scuola francescana e il vertice della scuola domenicana.Costoro raccoglievano una tale quantità di studenti che ci fu chi pensò di farli fuori (accademicamente parlando, s'intende), proponendo che fosse bene per i regolari (cioè per coloro che appartenevano ad ordini religiosi) non insegnare per evitare che si distraessero dalla preghiera. Ma non ci fu nulla da fare, questi due italiani erano diventati troppo famosi e continuarono a "menare la danza" della docenza e ad affascinare filosoficamente. Se volessimo utilizzare un paragone calcistico (speriamo non irriverente) è come se in una stessa squadra vi fossero contemporaneamente un Maradona ed un Pelé.San Bonaventura e san Tommaso... un bel colpo per lo sciovinismo transalpino!

Nello scorso episodio "preludio" abbiamo visto come Claudio II, detto il “gotico” abbia preso il potere alla morte di Gallieno. Nessuno poteva saperlo ai tempi ma era l’inizio di una lunga serie di imperatori di origine illirica che risolleveranno i destini dell’Impero Romano dopo il caos della crisi del terzo secolo.Ma la crisi non è terminata: Claudio è morto di una delle ultime manifestazioni della peste di Cipriano, che ha devastato il mondo romano negli anni 40’ del secolo. Claudio ha lasciato il suo lavoro a metà: ha si inflitto una dura sconfitta ai Goti ma questi non sono ancora del tutto pacificati. Inoltre l’impero resta diviso più che mai, con le province occidentali – la Gallia e la Britannia – che sono ancora governate dagli imperatori nelle Gallie mentre l’oriente è dominato da Zenobia, la regina di Palmira.Il successore di Claudio avrà insomma delle belle gatte da pelare. Si trattasse di un altro imperatore mediocre si potrebbe anche pensare ad una permanente divisione dell’impero. Fortunatamente per i Romani quello che sta per salire al trono non è un uomo qualunque, ma uno dei più grandi imperatori che i Romani abbiano mai avuto: un giorno sarà chiamato “restitutor orbis”, il ristoratore dell’ordine mondiale, ordine in cui lo stato romano è al centro e tutto il resto si inchina alla sua potenza. I soldati hanno dato a questo futuro imperatore un soprannome: "manus ad ferrum", mano sulla spada. Il suo vero nome è Aureliano.---Per sostenere il podcast andate su https://italiastoria.com/come-sostenere-il-podcast/www.patreon.com/italiastoriawww.patreon.com/italiastoria

Continuiamo a seguire il percorso di Giulio Civile alla conquista delle Gallie.

This episode is very close to our hearts, on the 16th of March 2020 the Australian Government was forced to instigate an entire shut out of all social venues, which effectively made every musician jobless not to mention every live venue, event, festival, sound crew, lighting, catering. The ripple effect is huge and today we sit down via Skype (due to self isolation) with Gallie a brilliant singer/song writer/Father and Nick Martin (Nick The Genius) Major events producer to (and Father) to really feel the emotion many are going through right now. With a dark time there is always light.     “You can hear every mile traveled by Gallie on his adventurous journey to making The Occoquan River… it is a beautiful piece of work, that takes you on Gallie's literary journey and wraps you in the emotional truth of his music.” Fiachna O'Braonain, Hothouse Flowers and RTE Radio 1’s Late Date   “I wonder if the global reaction is actually more of a problem than the virus for today’s society. But equally, why take a risk that you can easily avoid, especially when you have kids? Time has more value than money in this life, so I’d rather be struggling financially and healthy than have money and risk serious illness any day. Stay at home people - don’t be selfish” Nick Martin.  

Privileged to have this dynamic woman share her path of mindfulness growing in all areas in manufacturing Human Resources, and now teaching these lessons at the college level.  Join us as we have fun with our friend Lianne Gallie, who provides great insights in how channel your emotions with intention! 2:19. My growing up phase.  Lianne talks about her discoveries around emotion and passion and how they can work for you or against you. 4:40. Passion the definition.  Lianne talks about how she portrayed passion and how this was perceived by her Leader and others and the impact that had on her and her career. 6:00. Mindfulness, the moment to moment awareness.  Knowing in the moment where you are at and the importance of talking through things.  Accept and let it go! 8:37. I moved on.  Lianne goes into detail and explains the valuable lesson she learned years ago from a not so favorable situation. 10:04. My message is not, not to be emotional.  Be conscious of what you do and say and try to learn this early on. Be aware of your emotions and knowing when it is good timing to show them. 12:45. Gas or water, you decide.  As a leader and being mindful we have a choice to help resolve situations or add to them.  Do you know what’s inside your bucket?  Are you bringing gas or water, how are you showing up? 14:45. The importance of H.R. experience and operations experience.  The group discusses the experiences and the power of having worked in H.R and also working in operations.  The value of being well rounded and how this helps. 17:40. Lessons learned.Lianne explains the importance of learning from mistakes and how we don’t have to answer questions right away.  Take a moment to understand and then answer. 21:00. You don’t have to be the first to finish the race.  The group discusses how manufacturing can be very hectic and it’s okay to take time to step back or away and ensure you are handling situations appropriately. 23:10. Dress for the job you want, not the job you have.  Lianne opens up the discussion on the importance of this statement and how important it is to allow yourself to be you. 24:40. Employee involvement.  The power of asking the employees to assist in problems and creating ownership at shop floor level. 27:45. Lianne's closing comments “One last thing woman need to think about”.

What does it mean to be brave? Neither Mr Forster nor Mr Gallie have much of an idea, but thankfully Shakespeare does!Download the hand out here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1tEDN-LstVhctUSOQHwH6Vorr4Zw-Pgn_/view?usp=drivesdkFollow us on Twitter @GRevisionpodemail us englishrevisionpod@gmail.com

On this episode of W.S.E.G., we talk to Gallie & Gabriel from the expansive universe and "Electro-Folk" band, Digital Lizards of Doom ( Dlodworld.com ). We talk about their upcoming comic book release, their ever expanding live show, and we listen to a couple tunes off their last album, "Lizards & Labyrinths". Find DLOD: dlodworld.com https://www.facebook.com/dlodworld/ https://www.instagram.com/digitallizardsofdoom/ Find our Sponsor Moded Embroidered Patches and Apparel: Modedhellamoded.com Find Reina Mystique: www.reinamystique.com Follow us on Social Media: https://www.instagram.com/wespeakenglishgood/ https://www.facebook.com/wespeakenglishgood/ Write a comic book and write the show: wespeakenglishgood@gmail.com www.wespeakenglishgood.com

The podcast is taking a summer break this week. But we're giving you the chance to listen again (or for the first time, if you missed it the first time round) to the Revd Fergus Butler-Gallie in conversation with Tom Holland, about Fergus's book A Field Guide to the English Clergy (Oneworld). It was recorded at Hatchards bookshop, in central London, in November 2018. Fergus is a guest columnist in this week's Church Times. His next book, Priests de la Résistance!, will be published in October by Oneworld. Tom Holland's next book, Dominion: The making of the Western Mind, will be published next month by Little Brown.

In this episode, I sit down with Gallie Fisher to talk about her creative journey as a musician. Her story is powerful and beautiful. Chock full of wisdom and insights that I didn't expect, I was so pleasantly surprised by this conversation. I am sure you will love this episode and the amazing Gallie Fisher.If you'd like to learn more about Gallie, you can follow her on social media @galliefisherYou can also find her band, Digital Lizards of Doom on instagram @digitallizardsofdoomIf you'd like to connect with me, find me on instagram @iammadetocreate"Come Around" by Gallie Fisher is used with permission.

The team welcomes the amazing, talented, and wise Gallie Fisher to the tree house this week. Gallie is one half of the band (that's so much more than a band)... Digital Lizards of Doom (DLOD). We had the privilege of hearing Gallie's story and how this last year has launched her on an incredible spiritual journey. Get ready to laugh, cry, geek out, and learn how to be a "God-blob" with Gallie Fisher. This episode also features Gallie's song "Come Around" which we LOVE! If you want to hear more of her music and just get to know all things Gallie, visit her Instagram @galliefisherIf you'd like to see some behind the scenes goodness, visit our Instagram @uncommongoodsd, where we will post some clips of Gallie playing songs in the treehouse."Come Around" by Gallie Fisher is used with permission.Support the show (https://uncommongoodsd.com/give)

Palapalooza welcomes San Diego based alternative/rock/folk band Digital Lizards of Doom. Gallie and Gabe chat with Troy about their upcoming graphic novel release, music, solo projects, and much more! Gallie (vox/mandolin) and Gabe (vox/guitar) go unplugged for two original songs, "Tall Glass of Wine" and "Rexually Frustrated".  Follow "DLOG" on Instagram and Facebook, and check out their site at www.dlodworld.com!

In the absence of his dear friend Mr Forster, Mr Gallie takes you through everything you need for Language Paper 2, Question 5. Download the all-important pack right here: https://tinyurl.com/y449jfl9Click here for examples of opinion based writing: https://www.theguardian.com/uk/commentisfreeAnd click here for some great speeches:https://americanrhetoric.com/Follow us @GRevisionpod Email us englishrevisionpod@gmail.com

Please join us in welcoming one of our Reptilian overlords to the show, Gabe. Gabe is here to openly declare the Reptilian race's dominance over humanity and divulge the real Reptilian agenda. Listen with bated breath as he explains transformations caught on YouTube, the elemental basics of shape shifting and inter-dimensional travel in terms comprehensible to our inferior human minds. Gabe Valentin is one half of the band Digital Lizards of Doom. Check out their website: https://www.dlodworld.com/ Follow them on social media: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/digitallizardsofdoom Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dlodworld Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/digitallizardsofdoom/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/dlodworld and don't forget the other half of The Digital Lizards of Doom, Gallie Fisher, who makes a guest appearance too! Gallie reprises her role as Gallie Scratch from our Creeping Wave Podcast https://youtu.be/lahddFX6xq4 Listen to all the episodes and get caught up before our new season this Fall! https://youtu.be/XUjyifKp12o Check out Gallie's work with the lizards, solo and other exciting collabs! Her Website: http://www.galliesalley.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/galliefisher Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/galliefisher/ And let's not forget the magical, musical Margo McGrath, reprising her role as Margo Scratch from Creeping Wave Radio! https://youtu.be/k9fPmgCJYIU Check her out on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MargoMcGrathmusic/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/margomcgrathmusic/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/Margo_McGrath Hosted by Napoleon Doom Special thanks to our legendary announcer Savage C. Whalnar! Intro drawn, written, edited, and animated by Napoleon Doom. Script by: Napoleon Doom and of course, Weirdsley as Mr. Scratch Theme: Demilitarized Zone by Ethan Meixsell Commercial sting: Demilitarized Zone Sting by Ethan Meixsell Long Note One: Long Note One by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1100418 Artist: http://incompetech.com/ If you like this show, please consider supporting the brave truth crusaders of The U Mind and all of us here at Lucid Nap Productions on Patreon: www.patreon.com/lucidnap Follow The U Mind, https://theumind.com/ and hear what happens when the mics go off at https://theumind.com/creeping-wave-radio Check out my related graphic novels and art at www.lostbreadcomic.com/ twitter: @umind9 instagram:@_u_mind_pod facebook:@umindus Special Thanks to our Patreons: The Grimerica Show Nickie Benefield

Episode 20: Bob Gallie Bob Gallie is someone we discovered in the Taunton area and we're so glad we did! We don't normally allow covers as its a singer songwriter evening, however, during Bob's line check he started playing along with the Radiohead song that was playing. Listening to it through the headphones to how good it was we decided to turn off the music and let everyone else listen, so his set starts with this song before the this very accomplished musician and singer went onto perform hi own material. The full set Episodes are the full sets of the acts playing the evening. To find out when the next night is see our listings. Recorded on: March 5th

's feminine side is back for another go and we're delighted to have Gallie Fisher back on the podcast! This week Steph brings us treats and stories from Washington, and together we speak of ridiculous things from the psychology of Batman and Clark Kent, M. Night movies, childhood jams, and the dreaded squid with it's 8 little beaks at the end of its tentacles.  Follow, Friend, and Like Us on / / Subscribe to us on / /   /  Email us at  to have your words read on the podcast! Thanks to our friends for our intro/outro song.

Napoleon and Margo set off to take on the entire lair of Soviet vampires by themselves. Sound like a bad idea? Just you wait and see! Special Guest Star: Gallie Fisher solo artist and one half of the duo The Digital Lizards of Doom. Their song Famous Monsters was featured in this episode. Please visit their website to keep up with their music and performances: Gallie: http://www.galliesalley.com/ The Digital Lizards of Doom: https://www.dlodworld.com/ Episode art by Napoléon Doom Edited by Napoléon Doom Featuring the vocal talents of: Margo Scratch: performed by Margo Mcgrath Napoléon Doom: performed by Napoléon Doom Dungeoneer: performed by Alex Stein Gallie Scratch: performed by Gallie Fisher Scratch Brother 1: performed by Alex Stein Scratch Brother 2: performed by Travis Rhett Wilson Commissar Katya : performed by Napoléon Doom Soviet Trooper performed by Audrey C. Music: Theme The Runaways by Arcade High arcadehigh.bandcamp.com/ Deep Noise: Deep Noise by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1100381 Artist: http://incompetech.com/ Mind Scrape: Mind Scrape by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1100616 Artist: http://incompetech.com/ Country Fried Sting Josh Kirsch/Media Right Productions FAMOUS MONSTERS by The Digital Lizards of Doom Gathering Darkness: Gathering Darkness by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1100849 Artist: http://incompetech.com/ Outro music: Wild Pogo by Francis Preve Special thanks to Gallie Fisher for granting me an interview! Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/galliefisher Twitter: https://twitter.com/galliefisher https://twitter.com/digitallizardsofdoom Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/galliefisher/ https://www.instagram.com/digitallizardsofdoom/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/digitallizardsofdoom If you like this show, please consider supporting Lucid Nap Productions on Patreon: www.patreon.com/lucidnap Follow the show, and hear what happens when the mics are on at theumind.com/ Check out my related graphic novels and art at www.lostbreadcomic.com/ twitter: @umind9 instagram:@_u_mind_pod facebook:@umindus If you read this whole thing, thank you, I'm psychically hugging you at this very moment, and again if you reread this!

This next two episodes of GCSE Revision Pod are going to work slightly differently. Mr Forster and Mr Gallie take the same poem, 'Kamikaze', and explore two different ways of answering the same question. Hopefully this will show how important it is to think about multiple different ways that you would connect the poems in this section of the anthology together. In this episode, Mr Gallie argues that there are enough links between 'Kamikaze' and 'War Photographer' to make a fantastic essay. Mr Forster will be presenting an alternative argument in the next pod... Whose will be better? You decide.Download the hand out here: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1TrDoQJSn4uts_YHwGVjQruJWFnpEVwxY

Two podcasts in one day! You lucky, lucky people. As promised, Mr Forster now has a go at exactly the same question that Mr Gallie did earlier. It's not a competition (Of course! But we would like to know which one you preferred ;)). Instead, what we hope to show is that having multiple ideas for the same poem is the best way to approach the exam. The more slightly different comparisons you have revised, the more potential questions you will be ready for! Download the hand out here:https://drive.google.com/open?id=1CoLlAfRn5trqA9bakuaAk4nypct9WgNKContact us at englishrevisonpod@gmail.com

This week on GCSE Revision Pod, we delve into the world of poetry. With two texts to cover, the analysis comes thick and fast (two words sometimes used to describe Mr Gallie and Mr Forster, respectively) so make sure you have downloaded the hand out here:https://drive.google.com/open?id=1OUlawxj14tpeeKdEjHJkXS-Gxgxm6ugg

Along with being one of my CSU mentors, Rebecca Ruch-Gallie (R-G) has an incredible resume including acting service chief of community practice at CSU since the year 2000, the elected state delegate for the CVMA to the AVMA, the vet of the year in the state of Colorado, plus much more. Today Rebecca is here to share her ever humble knowledge on why sharing information and relying on your peers is one of the best ways to help push the profession forward. R-G works on a state and national level to mold our profession, help underserved populations and inspire the next generations of veterinarians. She believes in focusing on being in the moment with your client, using communication as the most important tool in the clinic, and supporting students to learn how to be better doctors on their own terms. R-G encourages us to take a good look at what you like about where you are at in veterinary medicine, what you don’t like, and how you can empower yourself, to find the right community for you. If you have ever been curious as to what the differences between community care and specializations really are, why telehealth and the sharing of information can be a good thing, or what it is like to set up a new department from scratch, R-G has all these answers. She is also sharing her passion for providing subsidized care for the underserved, why the restaurant industry prepared her as a veterinarian, and what qualities the CVMA board looks for when electing new members. R-G is a legend in our industry and it is a thrill to have her here today to share her communal approach to veterinary medicine and inspire us all to learn from one another. What was your favorite part of R-G’s journey? Let us know in the comments on the episode page!   In This Episode How primary care has evolved in practice and in teaching The changing landscape of competition in applying to vet school and words of advice What is an underserved population and what you can do to help What Rebecca said to John during his vet training that always resonated with him Differences between training as a primary care doctor versus a specific specialization   Quotes “It really emphasized teamwork for success. And I really enjoyed that piece of it, that working together, that camaraderie, of really helping each other, pulling each other up” (8:57) “You have a patient in front of you who are suffering right now, for whatever reason that might be, you need to do something that is scientifically and evidence-based to help that patient to the best of your ability” (13:46) “Most veterinarians think we can do everything, and we can’t. Nor should we.” (27:50) “The profession is so fantastic and it gives so much and I like to think it's me but it's really not, it's about all the people around me” (1:01:30)   Links Veterinary Teaching Hospital At CSU Facebook | Instagram | Twitter Find R-G on LinkedIn    Find the full show notes here  Keep up with everything Podcast A Vet Follow Podcast A Vet on Facebook | Twitter | Instagram Join our free community of dedicated vet professionals looking to improve their practices and lives in our free Facebook community! We'd love it (and you) if you would take 1 minute and leave us a review on iTunes!

In our second exploration of J. B. Priestley's 'An Inspector Calls', Mr Gallie and Mr Forster look at how class division is presented as the root of society's problems. From the comfort of the recording studio (A.K.A. Mr Forster's car), we evaluate how Priestley shows a world in which those with privilege never look down at those they could help, and instead think only of climbing further up the twin ladders of profit and status. Titanic comes up more than it should, and Mr Forster (much like a modern day Mrs Birling) mocks Mr Gallie's 'provincial' ways. Download the hand out here:https://drive.google.com/open?id=1qhmIE2PTWZjyyzd2C3SBPd95AvUgaTBQContact us here: englishrevisionpod@gmail.com

In the fifth edition of RevisionPod, Mr Gallie and Mr Forster look at the importance of place in Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde. Find out why the end of term brings out every teacher's inner Hyde, why London was once a labyrinthine nightmare that played host to all sorts of terrible debauchery and why you should most certainly never judge a book by its cover (or a man by his house).Download the handout here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1dBITO6-NHnSjQTTOGvMXD-FgmrQ9sho6/view?usp=sharing

This week, the Revd Fergus Butler-Gallie is in conversation with the writer and historian Tom Holland. They talk about Fergus's new book, A Field Guide to the English Clergy: A compendium of of diverse eccentrics, pirates, prelates and adventurers; all Anglican, some even practising. The conversation was recorded at an event at Hatchard's Bookshop in London last month. The book is available from the Church Times Bookshops at the special price of £11.70.

In the fourth edition of GCSE RevisionPod, Mr Forster and Mr Gallie celebrate that Friday feeling with a trip into the depths of Victorian London. Find out why Hyde is not actually an outsider (and why that frightens the Victorians so much!), why being ugly could be considered a criminal offence back then, and hear the brutal tale of Mr Forster channeling his inner Hyde by snapping a leg on the rugby field. Download the handout here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/14g4mjdfbCHt3hWwOT-bZ5xdHn37uvXUQ/view?usp=sharing

In the third episode of GCSE English RevisionPod, Mr Forster and Mr Gallie get all sad as they explore broken families in 'Romeo and Juliet'. Find out why Juliet faces a decision very similar to that of Rose in Titanic, why Lord Capulet perhaps isn't quite as bad as you thought (although he is still pretty bad!) and why a deeper reading of the play shows how family is just another inevitable victim of the violence of Verona (boo!). Download the handout here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1euAMVvmRoGbp_kPoX10KRfcIV-vON9lx/view?usp=sharing

In the second episode of RevisionPod, Mr Forster and Mr Gallie discuss how to write an essay on the one question that fills every GCSE student with fear: Mercutio. Find out why Romeo's best friend would have failed his biology exams and how Mr Forster would write a poem about Mr Gallie, if he were a sixteenth century poet (which he basically is). Oh, and learn how you can take ownership of your most feared topic and turn it into one you are actually hoping and praying will come up. Download handout here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1bkVl84GIjXbeKild450WSvm3ynk1g8A8/view?usp=sharing

In the first episode of RevisionPod, Mr Forster and Mr Gallie discuss how to write an essay on perhaps the most important theme in 'Romeo and Juliet': Love. Find out why Mr Forster thinks that Romeo is a mix of Rhianna and Adam from Love Island, and why Mr Gallie thinks he can hear heartbeats in the words. Download the handout here:https://drive.google.com/file/d/1JglcJ9GAyQXx4AWBrrnc5NypNPxqSfuQ/view?usp=sharing

Gabe and Gallie of Digital Lizards of Doom breakdown the TWO YEAR process for their BRAND NEW album! (Listen to the end for how to get a PHYSICAL COPY sent to you) "Lizards and Labyrinths" only released in September but has already been selling like crazy!  The album was literally worked on all over the world, seeing some production time in Australia and the UK, as well as the States.  The group doesn't stop at just music...there's an entire character set behind the music, with Dizzy and Commander Echo being the hero and villain of a Graphic Novel due out in December.  You can find more about that via their website DLODWorld.com Dirty Disciple's Record Label Noize Cartel Records signed them a few years ago and has worked hard to get them to this point.  We talk about the trials and tribulations of a two-year album project, and the idea of breaking it down to simpler forms.  It's worth nothing that these guys have also partnered with Bolt Brewery in the past for their limited run of "Digital Belgium of Doom" beer.  We preview some of the tracks from this powerful album. 09:35 - "Make a Toast" 27:19 - "Betsey Babe The Fashion Queen" 43:15 - "Rexually Frustrated" The Dusty Futon, LLC is focused on providing free tools and exposure to LOCAL and INDEPENDENT artists in the Southern California through networking.  If you love what we do and want to support us, please consider viewing our Patreon page at Patreon.com/TheDustyFuton.  You can always find us at www.DustyFuton.com and email us at admin@dustyfuton.com  

Digital Lizards of Doom is an electronic/alternative rock band/brand from San Diego, CA. The duo consists of Gabriel Valentin (guitar, strings, vocals,) and Gallie (mandolin, keys, vocals,) both singer-songwriters, producers, performers, and composers signed to Noize Cartel Records. They are best known for their worldwide collaborations with other artists, producers and DJs in the electronic […]

This week the League take a Road Trip to Gallie's Alley to talk to Digital Lizards of Doom's female powerhouse, ! No topic is too short as we talk about everything a mile a minute and have a blast while we do it.  Gallie tells us about the DLoD west coast tour, gushes with Steph over David Tenant, everyone tries Oreo's Rocky Road cookie, and surprisingly everyone has a story for this week's Ridiculous Topic, "What's The Best Sandwich You've Ever Had?" Thanks to our friends for the theme song! Follow, Friend, and Like Us on / / Subscribe to us on / / and now on & ! Email us at  to have your words read on the podcast!

133 Amanda Gallie - President of the British Association of Dental Therapists (Pt 2) Interview starts around 5:15 In this part 2 we continue our conversation with Amanda. We learn more about the construct of the therapists and their associations. Again, amazing information and we are so excited that she was able to be on with us!   Thank you to our sponsor for this episode, and many of our episodes, Zirc! www.zirc.com Zirc believes in helping you work smarter, not harder through organization and tools that allow you to perform your job to the fullest! The special offer for this episode is: Free Mirror Magic Trial Kit  with purchase of any 12 pack crystal HD mirrors. PROMO CODE HD12 Contact them at 800-328-3899 or zirc.com (Limit one per person). Zirc, Because Time is Everything. https://www.zirc.com/products/dental-mirrors/mirror-magic/mirror-magic-trial-kit   Although this episode does not count for CE, head over to www.cezoom.com and check out our other episodes that count for CE! Be sure to thank the sponsor for the CE portion of most episodes by heading over to Paradise Dental Technology - www.PDTDental.com and picking up a new instrument or telling them thank you in person at one of the conferences!   Meet Amanda Amanda is the President of the British Association of Dental Therapists. She qualified as a Dental Hygienist in 1996, and as a Therapist in 2012 from King's.  Amanda works in education, teaching DCP's and Industry partners; and clinically as a Dental Therapist for Bupa Stamford, she sits on the Bupa Advisory Board, and is a Swiss Dental Academy trainer.  Amanda has a passion for Prevention, and MID for all ages, and is presently studying for an MSc in Advanced Minimally Invasive Dentistry at King's College.  She has been working on the Calcivis beta test as a tester and advisor since August 2017.    https://www.todaysrdh.com/quiz-how-much-do-you-know-about-polishing/

133 Amanda Gallie - President of the British Association of Dental Therapists (Pt 2) Interview starts around 5:15 In this part 2 we continue our conversation with Amanda. We learn more about the construct of the therapists and their associations. Again, amazing information and we are so excited that she was able to be on with us!   Thank you to our sponsor for this episode, and many of our episodes, Zirc! www.zirc.com Zirc believes in helping you work smarter, not harder through organization and tools that allow you to perform your job to the fullest! The special offer for this episode is: Free Mirror Magic Trial Kit  with purchase of any 12 pack crystal HD mirrors. PROMO CODE HD12 Contact them at 800-328-3899 or zirc.com (Limit one per person). Zirc, Because Time is Everything. https://www.zirc.com/products/dental-mirrors/mirror-magic/mirror-magic-trial-kit   Although this episode does not count for CE, head over to www.cezoom.com and check out our other episodes that count for CE! Be sure to thank the sponsor for the CE portion of most episodes by heading over to Paradise Dental Technology - www.PDTDental.com and picking up a new instrument or telling them thank you in person at one of the conferences!   Meet Amanda Amanda is the President of the British Association of Dental Therapists. She qualified as a Dental Hygienist in 1996, and as a Therapist in 2012 from King’s.  Amanda works in education, teaching DCP’s and Industry partners; and clinically as a Dental Therapist for Bupa Stamford, she sits on the Bupa Advisory Board, and is a Swiss Dental Academy trainer.  Amanda has a passion for Prevention, and MID for all ages, and is presently studying for an MSc in Advanced Minimally Invasive Dentistry at King’s College.  She has been working on the Calcivis beta test as a tester and advisor since August 2017.    https://www.todaysrdh.com/quiz-how-much-do-you-know-about-polishing/

132 Amanda Gallie - President of the British Association of Dental Therapists (Pt 1) Interview starts around 8:30 In this episode we breakdown the terminology differences between the US and in the UK. We discuss scopes of practice and educational differences. This whole episode is intended to bring us together and help us understand that different models around the world are used to achieve similar.   Thank you to our sponsor for this episode, and many of our episodes, Zirc! www.zirc.com Zirc believes in helping you work smarter, not harder through organization and tools that allow you to perform your job to the fullest! The special offer for this episode is: Mirror Magic – Special Offer: Free sampling offer through Zirc! Contact us at 800-328-3899 or zirc.com (Limit one per person). Zirc, Because Time is Everything. https://www.zirc.com/products/dental-mirrors/mirror-magic   Although this episode does not count for CE, head over to www.cezoom.com and check out our other episodes that count for CE! Be sure to thank the sponsor for the CE portion of most episodes by heading over to Paradise Dental Technology - www.PDTDental.com and picking up a new instrument or telling them thank you in person at one of the conferences! Meet Amanda Amanda is the President of the British Association of Dental Therapists. She qualified as a Dental Hygienist in 1996, and as a Therapist in 2012 from King's.  Amanda works in education, teaching DCP's and Industry partners; and clinically as a Dental Therapist for Bupa Stamford, she sits on the Bupa Advisory Board, and is a Swiss Dental Academy trainer.  Amanda has a passion for Prevention, and MID for all ages, and is presently studying for an MSc in Advanced Minimally Invasive Dentistry at King's College.  She has been working on the Calcivis beta test as a tester and advisor since August 2017. 

132 Amanda Gallie - President of the British Association of Dental Therapists (Pt 1) Interview starts around 8:30 In this episode we breakdown the terminology differences between the US and in the UK. We discuss scopes of practice and educational differences. This whole episode is intended to bring us together and help us understand that different models around the world are used to achieve similar.   Thank you to our sponsor for this episode, and many of our episodes, Zirc! www.zirc.com Zirc believes in helping you work smarter, not harder through organization and tools that allow you to perform your job to the fullest! The special offer for this episode is: Mirror Magic – Special Offer: Free sampling offer through Zirc! Contact us at 800-328-3899 or zirc.com (Limit one per person). Zirc, Because Time is Everything. https://www.zirc.com/products/dental-mirrors/mirror-magic   Although this episode does not count for CE, head over to www.cezoom.com and check out our other episodes that count for CE! Be sure to thank the sponsor for the CE portion of most episodes by heading over to Paradise Dental Technology - www.PDTDental.com and picking up a new instrument or telling them thank you in person at one of the conferences! Meet Amanda Amanda is the President of the British Association of Dental Therapists. She qualified as a Dental Hygienist in 1996, and as a Therapist in 2012 from King’s.  Amanda works in education, teaching DCP’s and Industry partners; and clinically as a Dental Therapist for Bupa Stamford, she sits on the Bupa Advisory Board, and is a Swiss Dental Academy trainer.  Amanda has a passion for Prevention, and MID for all ages, and is presently studying for an MSc in Advanced Minimally Invasive Dentistry at King’s College.  She has been working on the Calcivis beta test as a tester and advisor since August 2017. 

Chelsea Scott of Second Story Studios lets us interview him and use his studio! We ended up talking for almost FOUR HOURS, but condensed it down to around an hour for you. Want to hear some of the extra stuff?  Check it out on our Patreon page...the only place to get behind-the-scenes content from the Dusty Futon.  www.patreon.com/thedustyfuton Chelsea starts out right away giving out props to other tenants at the building where Second Story Studios is located, right after Dirty talks him up with multiple accolades.  We had already been talking for two hours before we "officially" started the episode, and we covered everything from Chelsea's imitation of Dave Grohl in the tribute band Faux Fighters to Cognitive Psychology and Alien-con.  Dirty and Chelsea work together at this studio, and recently had an artists who goes by "Gallie" record in studio.  We preview her track #DearMonday and talk about what takes to be an entertainer in this current industry. Chelsea grills Dirty for some more backstory that we don't know yet, and we get some stories from the studios.  PLENTY OF BONUS CONTENT will be available on Patreon, including 5 Production Tips from the producer himself, and a brief talk about being a producer. We are not just a podcast, we are a platform dedicated to the advancement of the Local Music Scene - and LOCAL COMMUNITY as a whole! Support us by buying MERCH at our MERCH PAGE: www.dustyfuton.com/merch and download and Subscribe to us on iTunes, Google, Stitcher, TuneIn or FOLLOW US on SPOTIFY and iTunesRadio! You can ALWAYS find us at dustyfuton.com Follow us: Facebook.com/TheDustyFuton  Twitter @DustyFuton Instagram @DustyFuton www.DustyFuton.com EMAIL: admin@dustyfuton.com

This week while Steph and Jordan are living their best life in Hawaii, Anthony and Leland bring the Digital Lizards of Doom onto the show for 2 hours of nerdtastic podcasting. Both Gabe and Gallie get inducted into The League as they talk about Marvel & DC movies, the hero of the universe Dizzy Doom and scourge of the cosmos Commander Echo. PLUS DLoD introduces what will become our new official theme song! And if you're in San Diego April 20-22, see DLoD perform and cause mischief on the floor at . Follow, Friend, and Like Us on / / Subscribe to us on / / and now on & ! Email us at  to have your words read on the podcast!

If you are the type of person who is into sustainability, philanthropy, giving back, purpose, any of these things, our guest today is the crème de la crème. Meet Gail Gallie, co-founder of Project Everyone.Today we go through Gail’s entire story from when she was a producer at Radio 1, to becoming CEO of ad agency Fallon, and eventually working with Kate Garvey and Richard Curtis of Four Weddings and Notting Hill fame on Project Everyone, a communications house for the UN Sustainable Development Goals.The UN has committed globally to creating a fairer world by creating 17 Global Goals for Sustainable Development that we can all commit to. Ironically, the UN is also not unbelievably good at marketing.Fortunately, world-class British filmmaker Richard Curtis and two brilliant marketeers came to the rescue.We chat about:Working as a producer for Radio 1The challenges of being the CEO of an ad agencyDriving awareness towards a sustainable futureLinks:Project EveryoneThe Sustainable Development GoalsTo learn how it all happened, join us today.Want to receive our podcast on a weekly basis? Subscribe to our newsletter!Full show notes at: http://www.secretleaders.com/

Caesar strijdt tegen de Belgae en de Germanen tijdens het tweede deel van zijn campagne in Gallië.

Caesar strijdt tegen de Belgae en de Germanen tijdens het tweede deel van zijn campagne in Gallië.

The emergence of four nations framework in literary and historical scholarship has helped us to arrive at a fuller understanding of the complex and overlapping histories of the islands of Britain and Ireland, while recent research into Wales and Ireland in particular has helped to make the map of our relations more fully comprehensible. But what is the relevance and meaning of the four nations context for womens writing in Ireland and Wales? What part does gender play in the interconnected histories of Wales and Ireland, and how are questions of sexual and artistic identity addressed within texts that imagine British-Irish history in gendered terms? This lecture identifies finds evidence of a feminist reimagining of archipelagic relationships by two writers: Munster novelist and playwright Una Troy, and Welsh writer Menna Gallie, born into a mining community on the western edge of the South Wales coalfields. Both Troy and Gallie wrote novels that deploy plots of female friendship to interrogate the relationship between gender and national affiliation in a four nations context.

The emergence of four nations framework in literary and historical scholarship has helped us to arrive at a fuller understanding of the complex and overlapping histories of the islands of Britain and Ireland, while recent research into Wales and Ireland in particular has helped to make the map of our relations more fully comprehensible. But what is the relevance and meaning of the four nations context for womens writing in Ireland and Wales? What part does gender play in the interconnected histories of Wales and Ireland, and how are questions of sexual and artistic identity addressed within texts that imagine British-Irish history in gendered terms? This lecture identifies finds evidence of a feminist reimagining of archipelagic relationships by two writers: Munster novelist and playwright Una Troy, and Welsh writer Menna Gallie, born into a mining community on the western edge of the South Wales coalfields. Both Troy and Gallie wrote novels that deploy plots of female friendship to interrogate the relationship between gender and national affiliation in a four nations context.