Podcasts about girlcrew

The wait is over! We hope you enjoyed Part 1 just as much as we did. We laughed, we cried, and we talked about some really important topics!  Part 2 of Girl Crew is finally here for y'all to enjoy!

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Today I am joined by some of the amazing team I get to work with everyday in the James Smith Academy. Myself, Rebecca, Nicole and Erin discuss the menstrual cycle and the effect it can have on you each month. We share our own experiences and what we find most tricky to deal with. Sure you will relate to this on many levels. You can find the girls on Insta here; Rebecca @resetwithrebecca Nicole @nicdavis_3 Erin @erinbee__ Drop me a message if you have any topics you want me to discuss. IG @fitnessfi EMAIL: fiona@coachedbyfitnessfi.co.uk WEBSITE: www.coachedbyfitnessfi.co.uk

Confidence, Sleeve Tattoos, Women in High Places, Anything is Possible… This is the new paradigm of yachting, and it is going nowhere except onward and upward. In this episode of Uncensored, Knotty Girls, Captain Brenda and Mate/Stew Tara share how they have achieved success against all odds by simply choosing to be themselves. If you are tired of following the pack, tune in now and learn how to become a pioneer to achieve what you want on your terms. To follow knotty Girl Crew, click here https://instagram.com/knottygirlcrew To join the FB group Empowering Ladies of Yachting, click here https://www.facebook.com/groups/3502815556442313 If you have something to say, a story to share or wisdom to pass on, email Marien at info@yachtsmermaids.com to be part of the UNCENSORED show or click here https://yachtsmermaids.as.me/ymmeetup @yachtsmermaids @knottygirlcrew #discrimination #equality #humanrights #harassment #metoo #employmentlaw #mentalhealth #lgbtq #sexualharassment #women #youtube #racialdiscrimination #lgbt #justice #sexism #peace #crewplacement #crewplacementagency #men #equalityforall #silence #gagged #speakup #uncensored #healing #trauma #mentalhealth #crew #recovery #yachtinginternationalradio

Girl Crew founder Elva Carri joins Shireen in studio to chat about how the concept of Girl Crew came about See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Elva Carri joins me this week on the Curiosity & Consciousness podcast. Elva is the founder of GirlCrew, a social networking app for women that focuses on meeting up, in groups, offline, for fun, adventures, food, travel, and making new professional contacts. Elva started GirlCrew in 2014 when she found herself with no friends available to go on a night out with her. The community has been growing steadily ever since, and launched their own app in 2017. Elva's background is in digital marketing, and fine art, having graduated with a BA in Sculpture & Combined Media. https://www.girlcrew.com 

BAY AREA SERIES: Pamela Newenham, the Co-Ceo of the app GirlCrew, shares her experience growing up in Cork, Ireland and starting her career in tech journalism. This episode covers Pamela's many feats including: founding Ireland's first student run tv station, getting published, being named Technology Reporter of the year in 2014 ... and most notably to this date, co-running the GirlCrew app which brings women together. This app allows ladies to seek advice, share tips, network, and build relationships whether professionally or socially !!   Music brought to you by: Lexie Rohrlick Instagram: colliemusic

Aine Molloy from GirlCrew joins us this week to talk about empowering women, building communities, her journey as a co-founder...and unfortunate injuries!

Wooh this week we're celebrating the wonderful art of making friends in a new country!Be warned: This is not as easy as it sounds! Abi AK recounts getting out of a weird stalker situation, Maame B leans hard on translating social media connections into real-life friendships, and there's some Love Island chatter because you know we like to stay current! Use the hashtag #headscarvesandcarryons to let us know what you thought of the episode, and rate and subscribe wherever you get podcasts!Hashtag: #headscarvesandcarryonsArtwork: https://instagram.com/mocacoco.studioTheme music produced by Alex Darko aka Genesis @alexakdarkoTwitter: @headscarvespod | @maamebluewrites | @abi_akInstagram: @headscarvespodTumblr: headscarvespodcast.tumblr.comEmail: headscarves.carryons@gmail.com

Wooh this week we're celebrating the wonderful art of making friends in a new country!Be warned: This is not as easy as it sounds! Abi AK recounts getting out of a weird stalker situation, Maame B leans hard on translating social media connections into real-life friendships, and there's some Love Island chatter because you know we like to stay current! Use the hashtag #headscarvesandcarryons to let us know what you thought of the episode, and rate and subscribe wherever you get podcasts!Hashtag: #headscarvesandcarryonsArtwork: https://instagram.com/mocacoco.studioTheme music produced by Alex Darko aka Genesis @alexakdarkoTwitter: @headscarvespod | @maamebluewrites | @abi_akInstagram: @headscarvespodTumblr: headscarvespodcast.tumblr.comEmail: headscarves.carryons@gmail.com

Pamela Newenham is the co-founder of GirlCrew, a social media app designed to help women connect in the real world. Here we talk about how GirlCrew came to be (through Tinder of all places), the importance of connecting with people face-to-face, and the power and perils of being an entrepreneur. Find more about GirlCrew here: https://www.girlcrew.com/

It’s a Stanley Cup party for the West Coast podcast, join Kate and Kyra in chatting about the antics the Capitals got up to after their big win, as well as what the problem with ice girls is, discussing how salty Auston Matthews is this summer, being embarrassed second hand for Gabriel Landeskog and answering your asks!

Today we revisit the interview of Pamela Newenham of GirlCrew. GirlCrew is a platform for women to make new friends. Tweet @womenintechshow and @EspreeDevora Listen to the full interview here: http://podcast.womenintechshow.com/54dc6bcc https://www.girlcrew.com/ http://twitter.com/womenintechshow https://twitter.com/espreedevora

Friends come in many forms. When you go through a challenging time in your life, you can more easily identify your friendships for what they truly are. Today, we’re talking about real-deal gal pals, like the girlfriend who texts you “Congrats!” at good news and shows up on your doorstep with a bottle of wine and an entire pallet of tissue at bad news. In our busy lives, keeping up with one another can be complicated and, at times, burdensome, but where would we be without our girl allies? The post Elva Carri: She’s Got Your New Girl Crew appeared first on On The Dot Woman.

Catherine is here today with Aine Mulloy. Aine Mulloy has a background in the humanities and digital technologies with an MA in Literature and Publishing, and a postgraduate in Digital Marketing. She initially worked with a leading publishing company before making the move to GirlCrew as co-founder. GirlCrew is a platform for women to make new friends. Not keen on going to a concert solo? Find a friend with GirlCrew. Want to book a vacation but your friends are all coupled up? Find a group of awesome girls to travel with at GirlCrew. Whatever you can dream up, you can do with the GirlCrew. GirlCrew began one Friday night, when Elva Carri really wanted to go out dancing, but had no one to go out with. All her friends were either too busy or tired. Believing there had to be other women in the same position, she put a call out for some platonic dancing buddies on Tinder. She had no idea she would quickly garner more than 100 enthusiastic matches. She added everyone to a secret Facebook group in Dublin, where she was based, and voila GirlCrew was born. Having gained lots of new friends, and a jam-packed social calendar, Elva was going to need help. She teamed up with Aine and Pamela, where the three co-founders began growing GirlCrew groups in cities all over the world. There were a lot of late nights in the early days, but spaghetti bolognese got the trio through everything. Find Out More About Aine Mulloy Check Out GirlCrew's Website Follow GirlCrew on Facebook Follow Aine Mulloy on Twitter @AineMulloy Follow Aine on Instagram @aine.simone Now it's time to tap into creative human being enjoy!! Subscribe: iTunes | Stitcher | RSS

Aine Mulloy has a background in the humanities and digital technologies with an MA in Literature and Publishing, and a postgrad in Digitial Marketing. She initially worked with a leading publishing company before making the move to GirlCrew as co-founder.

This week we've pulled together a really special podcast in celebration of International Women's Day. The gang held Q&As with 8 women in business, tech, media and advocacy roles to discuss what feminism means today, what they hope it can become, and how we can all better engage with it. We had a really great, diverse set of responses representing a range of feminist thought. A definite theme was just how considered, positive and inclusive feminism can be - contrary to its caricatured representation in the media. ___ Our participants: Áine Mulloy - co-founder of Girl Crew, a social media app for women and girls (Twitter: @AineMulloy @GirlCrewHQ App: bit.ly/2EYw8y3) Genista T-A - works in publishing, book-worm, has views on important stuff, friend of the pod (Twitter: @geninldn @Bloomsburybooks) Jasmine Andersson - investigations journalist at (LGBTQ+) Pink News, and co-founder of The 2nd Source tackling harrassment in media (Twitter: @the__chez @PinkNews @The2ndSource) Jennifer Riggins - tech marketer, and work-at-home first-time mum of a baby boy (Twitter: @jkriggins) Jo Osborne - Founder of SciApps and SkinNinja, an app uncovering ingredients in women's skincare products (Twitter: @thisisJoOsbourne @SkinNinjaApp, App: https://skinninja.com/) Season of the Bitch - Socialist Feminist Podcast from the USA (Twitter: @seasonoftheB, Site: https://www.seasonoftheb.com/). From 'The Coven' we were joined by Laura (Twitter: @socialistwillow) and Kellen (Twitter: @hellenkeniford) Sophie Yates Lu - Fundraising and Events for Positive Money, and the What Women Want 2.0 survey (Twitter: @sophieyateslu @positivemoneyUK @WhatWomenWantXX) ___ Favourite women: - Ruth Bader Ginsburg - Justice of US Supreme Court (Book: https://goo.gl/2RXseN) - Rosa Luxembourg - socialist feminist (Article: https://goo.gl/rwQKmH) - Emma Goldman - anarchist feminist (Anarchism & Other Essays: https://goo.gl/jwkYuf) - Assata Shakur - civil rights activist (Autobiography: https://goo.gl/EKUuEJ) - Angela Davis - socialist feminist (Women, Race & Class: https://goo.gl/pRgSjr; Clip: https://goo.gl/NGGirm) - Bell Hooks - intersectional feminist (Feminist Theory: https://goo.gl/Jv6NxK) - Roxane Gay - feminist cultural critic (Bad Feminist: https://goo.gl/SPcSrr TEDTalk: https://goo.gl/JDXGnN) - Judith Butler - third-wave feminist (Gender Trouble: https://goo.gl/PnzsVk) - Ella Baker - civil rights activist (Bio: https://goo.gl/Rwpuyo) - Rosalind Franklin - chemist contributed to the discovery of DNA (Bio: https://goo.gl/py1cDm) Favourite Books: - ‘Girls to the Front’ by Sarah Marcus - history of Riot Grrrl (https://goo.gl/u7n6NY) - ‘No Constitutional Right to Be Ladies’ by Linda Kurber - study of women’s obligations (https://goo.gl/Xs2AKF) - ‘A Room of One’s Own’ by Virginia Woolf - reflections on women in literature (https://goo.gl/StjdHc) - ‘The Bridge Called My Back’ editors Cherrie Moraga & Gloria Anzaldua - anthology by women of colour (https://goo.gl/mJDqiy) - ‘The Eyes Were Watching God’ by Zora Hurston - African-American feminist novel (https://goo.gl/ecve7z) - ‘Hidden Face of Eve’ by Nawal El-Saadawi - women in Arab society (https://goo.gl/52QRzj) - ‘Sister Outsider’ by Audre Lorde - intersectional feminist essays (https://goo.gl/tLmZPr) - ‘Why I’m No Longer to White People About Race’ by Reni Eddo-Lodge - reflections race discussion (https://goo.gl/nqicA3) - ‘Fat is a Feminist Issue’ by Susie Orbach - psychology of dieting (https://goo.gl/XySu15) ___ Like what you hear? Support us by... Following on Soundcloud! Subscribing and Reviewing on iTunes – itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/connected-disaffected/ Following on Twitter – twitter.com/CandDPodcast Following on FB – www.facebook.com/connectedanddisaffected/ Email your comments and ideas - connectedanddisaffected@gmail.com

Once again, the Fear/Fun massive gathered with a live audience in Dublin's cosy Bello Bar to ask the question "What is your biggest fear?"  For episode 3, Claire is joined by:  DJ, RTÉ 2fm host and writer Tara Stewart and Founder of Girl Crew, an app and community of women which is spreading worldwide, Elva Carri.  Topics of discussion include: Internet creeping, snakes, feigning interest in others, why Tramore is possibly the fairground capital of the world, fear of intimacy in relationships, and potatoes.  We'd love you to get involved in the next Fear/Fun Live Recording! We record them once a month in Dublin, Ireland. See Headstuff.org for more information on the next one.

Aine Mulloy is one of three co-founders of female led tech company, GirlCrew, an online social network for women. Join us as we chat with Aine to find out what is her guiding principle? What mistakes she feels young tech companies often make? And how she deals with any fears she may have, despite running such a successful, ground breaking company. A special thanks to Sharon Hughes and DIT Student's Union for the use of Aine's TEDx talk.  Opening and closing credits music was Someways by Nicolai Heidlas.

GirlCrew - it's a global online platform and app that helps women make new friends, wherever they are in the world. It all started when a young woman, left alone due to coupled-up friends, needed someone to go to a concert with. A short note posted online, in search of a buddy, turned into GirlCrew. It has since saved women from bad dates, helped people overcome challenges at work and even sourced witnesses for weddings. Meet its co-founders, yes co-founders, because three heads are better than one. Margaret E Ward talks to Elva Carri, Aine Mulloy and Pamela Newenham who reveal their unlikely paths to entrepreneurship, which involved making and selling draught excluders and selling raffle tickets for a box of chocolates. Listen to three inspiring women talk about taking on Mark Zuckerberg and the world, one meet-up at a time. They discuss their strategies, teamwork and making big business decisions over social media.

This week we have a very special Spotlight on Sport, current World Record Marathon holder Paula Radcliffe discusses career highlights, doping in sport and retirement goals. Niamh is also joined in studio by funny woman Alison Spittle and GirlCrew co-founder Aine Mulloy to talk ouija boards, boomerang generations and getting sacked! Don't miss it...

Working Women Worldwide: The WW Club x International Girl Crew in Conversation. Live at NIKExIGC, New York. Phoebe Lovatt in Conversation with Grace Ladoja, Sharmadean Reid, Paloma Elsesser, Camille Garmendia and Madeline Poole.

Pamela Newenham, one of the three founders of GirlCrew, tells us how a secret Facebook group for women to make friends has turned into a platform with over 100,000 members across the world. We discuss the power of networking, meeting Mark Zuckerberg and their move to Silicon Valley. The GirlCrew App Hootenanny is happening from the 17th - 20th August, with 19 events over 4 days, including tech talks, brunch, parties and speakers including Microsoft's MD Cathriona Hallahan and much more! Find out more by clicking here   Key takeaways [1:56] How not being able to find people to go on a girls night out dancing resulted in hacking Tinder and forming a secret Facebook group. How founders Elva Carri, Aine Mulloy and Pamela Newenham came together. [4:34] Pamela's journey from being a journalist interviewing entrepreneurs to becoming one.  [7:05] How having defined roles means they work well together as a team. They have specific areas they specialise in and there is no overlap which helps to keep things harmonious.  [9:40] The challenges they came across including having no experience in tech or coding and wanted to bring out an app. Having no experience hiring was also challenging, it was harder than they thought to hire developer. [12:25] High points have included being selected, from 220 entrants, to represent Europe at the SXSW festival in Texas. GirlCrew was filmed by Facebook as one of their success stories. They met Mark Zuckerberg and Sheryl Sandberg. Yes, he was wearing a grey t-shirt! [17:30] Pamela's advice around growing and scaling a company would be to talk to people who have already done it. Trust your own gut instinct when you get conflicting advice. If you’re a tech startup, go to Silicon Valley [19:04] What helps make Silicon Valley a great place to do business and grow is that everyone is keen to help, to put you in touch with people and introduce you. Although soon moving there, GirlCrew will always keep a development team in Ireland. [22:40] Everything is about networking and talking to people. Real connections are made offline whether friendships or professional networks. Girlcrew are all about meeting people offline and making real friendships.  Get out of the buildingClick To Tweet [23:43] Launch of new app. Pop up shop starting Thurday 17th in Temple Bar, Dublin. GirlCrew are having an 'App Hootenanny' with 19 events over 4 days [25:45] Advice to people thinking of starting a business: 'Jump in, just do it!'Click To Tweet   Links to things mentioned in this episode GirlCrew.com Girlcrew App Hootenanny GirlCrew on Facebook, GirlCrew on Twitter GirlCrew on Instagram SXSW Festival Enterprise Ireland Teamer  

Storytime' is a video and audio podcast available on YouTube and Soundcloud hosted by Irish YouTuber Clisare. Each episode has a central theme and guests are invited on to share their best stories around the theme. Elva Carri is the founder & Co-CEO at GirlCrew, a women's only social network with a focus on offline, local, get togethers and events. GirlCrew has groups in 46 different cities, over 90,000 members and user-organised events happening every week. This week, she shares how it started, the biggest prank they ever pulled and more of the best stories that have come out of GirlCrew. ** FOLLOW ELVA & GIRL CREW** https://www.girlcrew.com/ https://twitter.com/GirlCrewHQ https://www.facebook.com/GirlCrewHQ/ https://twitter.com/elvacarri Watch the Irish Bucket List episode where I went bouldering and dancing with the girls: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6acB4XVb1q4 Read more about Girl Crew: https://www.irishtimes.com/sponsored/be-one-inspire-one/an-online-venture-that-s --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/storytimepodcast/message

Storytime' is a video and audio podcast available on YouTube and Soundcloud hosted by Irish YouTuber Clisare. Each episode has a central theme and guests are invited on to share their best stories around the theme. Elva Carri is the founder & Co-CEO at GirlCrew, a women’s only social network with a focus on offline, local, get togethers and events. GirlCrew has groups in 46 different cities, over 90,000 members and user-organised events happening every week. This week, she shares how it started, the biggest prank they ever pulled and more of the best stories that have come out of GirlCrew. ** FOLLOW ELVA & GIRL CREW** https://www.girlcrew.com/ https://twitter.com/GirlCrewHQ https://www.facebook.com/GirlCrewHQ/ https://twitter.com/elvacarri Watch the Irish Bucket List episode where I went bouldering and dancing with the girls: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6acB4XVb1q4 Read more about Girl Crew: https://www.irishtimes.com/sponsored/be-one-inspire-one/an-online-venture-that-s

Today we are spotlighting Pamela Newenham of GirlCrew. GirlCrew is a platform for women to make new friends. This episode is powered by UpGuard.com, UpGuard's discovery engine brings visibility to complex IT environments, enabling teams to quickly identify risk, confirm compliance and make business safer, and Hack Reactor, the leading coding bootcamp in program quality & student outcomes. Connect with us at womenintechshow.com. Tweet @womenintechshow and @EspreeDevora

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Girl Crew the Irish Tech startup founded by Elva Carri, Aine Mulloy and Pamela Newenham are off to SXSW and before they headed off Ronan met up with Aine and Pamela. They tell Ronan how Girl Crew started including how they joined forces at surf summit, that their membership is growing, and their Tinder prank which got picked up on Reddit. They also tell me that while they are at SXSW they will be crowning the Queen of Tech and doing a soft launch of their web app.

It has been all change in the Irish agri-food sector these past weeks. Poor results at bakery giant Aryzta led to the departure of CEO Owen Killian and his team, while this week saw Kerry and Glanbia posting expectation-beating profits and revealing news about their future plans. To analyse the news we talk to Joe Gill of Goodbody Stockbrokers and our own Joe Brennan who has been covering the stories. In part two we talk to Pamela Newenham, formerly of this parish but now departing for San Francisco to represent Irish social-tech start-up GirlCrew, which she co-founded. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It has been all change in the Irish agri-food sector these past weeks. Poor results at bakery giant Aryzta led to the departure of CEO Owen Killian and his team, while this week saw Kerry and Glanbia posting expectation-beating profits and revealing news about their future plans. To analyse the news we talk to Joe Gill of Goodbody Stockbrokers and our own Joe Brennan who has been covering the stories. In part two we talk to Pamela Newenham, formerly of this parish but now departing for San Francisco to represent Irish social-tech start-up GirlCrew, which she co-founded.

Elva Carri is the founder of Girl Crew, a brilliant idea that’s been changing the lives of women all over the world since it started. She joined Alan and Ellen to talk about The Den, another brilliant idea that changed lives all over Ireland in the 80s, 90s, and part of the 00s. We talked about Ray D’Arcy, Ian Dempsey, the other humans who we didn’t remember all that much, Zig & Zag, Zuppy, Dustin, Snotser, Socky, Podge & Rodge, and the grim inevitability of death. Follow Juvenalia on Twitter Juvenalia original artwork by Dee McDonnell This episode was produced by Eugene Brennan This episode was sponsored by JUST EAT.