Podcast appearances and mentions of hannah lawrence

Cam and Drew review the 2019 romance/thriller, Queen and Slim, with guest Hannah Lawrence.

I'm very pleased this week to have been joined by Hannah Lawrence from Stay Grounded, talking about the legitimacy of flying, the inequality of flying, and campaigning against the worst excesses of aviation. There will be infographics galore! It's a great episode! Enjoyed this? Please do consider supporting #RailNatter at https://patreon.com/garethdennis or throw loose change at me via https://paypal.me/garethdennis. Merch at https://garethdennis.co.uk/merch. Join in the discussion at https://garethdennis.co.uk/discord.

This week's episode looks at the life of Scipio Kennedy, an enslaved African boy who lived in Culzean in the early 18th century. The events of his early years have been pieced together by Hannah Lawrence from the National Trust for Scotland and affiliate researcher at the University of Oxford, and she joins Jackie to discuss her research into his life. Together, they discuss what is known about Scipio Kennedy's life in Ayrshire. Hannah also describes what historical records have helped her to uncover the past. Then, Outlander actor Colin McFarlane joins Jackie to discuss his own interest in Scipio Kennedy and the research he did for his role as an enslaved person in the hit TV show.

We celebrate Black History Month with leading voices in Black Tennis. Through the USTA Fellowship in Tennis Coaching and Leadership Powered by Athleta program, Venecca Green discovered a coaching opportunity at the HBCU and Division II Lane College. Even though she admitted she is at “retirement age”, she proudly begins her coaching career at the helm of the Dragons women's & men's tennis programs in Jackson, Tenn. We honor the legacy and impact of the iconic Althea Gibson, winner of the US Open, Wimbledon and French Open. Michelle Curry, estate executor & COO of Althea Gibson CTA in Orange, N.J., talks about the Silver, S.C.-born legend and her impact on the sport. Gibson was also an outstanding musician, golfer and trailblazer for all athletes who came after her. To memorialize her impact on Southern tennis, the Southern Tennis Foundation has established the Althea Gibson Scholarship. Our highlights include junior Hannah Lawrence, of Slidell, La., and USTA Southern award winners Stacie Kennington, of Statesville, N.C., (Southern Professional) and Andy Collier, of The Bolivar Bullet in Cleveland, Miss. (Media Excellence).

Hannah Lawrence Schieffelin was an American poet who rhymed about some of the most important issues facing the early United States in the eighteenth century, including the British occupation of New York City during the American Revolution, the debate over the gradual abolition of slavery in the early days of the republic, and the legacy of George Washington. Schieffelin sat at the heart of the New York literary scene in these years, but until recently, most of her manuscript poetry remained undigitized and inaccessible to readers. Thanks to Dr. Kait Tonti and her colleagues at the New York Public Library, now you can read Schieffelin's poetry, too. Tonti is an expert on early American women's life-writing and poetry. She was also the 2021 Omohundro Institute-Mount Vernon Digital Collections Fellow, which supported the digitization of Schieffelin's poetry. She joins Jim Ambuske today to talk about Schieffelin's life and the politics of her poetry, especially her poetical confrontation over slavery and Washington's reputation with a mysterious opponent who may not be so mysterious after all. View Schieffelin's manuscripts at the New York Public Library here. View Tonti's digital exhibit here. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mountvernon/message

Hannah Lawrence joins Jimmer Lowe for an Episode of Q'd Up.Hannah Lawrence is a 24 year old stand-up comedian and writer from Toronto. Hannah is a regular at the Corner Comedy Club and she has been selected to perform at The Edinburgh Fringe Festival, The NXNE Festival and The Durham Region Comedy Month. Hannah’s stand up has appeared on Sirius XM, CBC’s The National and she was nominated for “Best Newcomer” and “Breakout Comedian” at Toronto’s I Heart Jokes Awards. Hannah is the recipient of the David Goodman Award for Comedic Excellence.

Hannah Lawrence is a Toronto Stand Up Comedian who is a regular at the Corner Comedy Club. Hannah is well known in the Toronto Comedy Community for her sharp wit, smart jokes and observational humour. Go follow her on Instagram @hlawrencee

The Write Hour is an open-call YouTube show and podcast where new writing finds a home; we produce the finest short and feature-length plays submitted by writers from the UK and beyond! Your hosts Kayla Marie Dreysee and Farokh Soltani introduce fun and intriguing new works, from novel takes on the greek myths to dystopian Sci-Fi futures written by new and emerging writers and performed by a professional cast The third episode of The Write Hour, the new writing podcast, features: Be Bold, Be Bold by Donna Latham, With Pippa Beckwith, Zara Tomkinson, Dale Savage, Ross Kernahan, Will Jarvis, and Matthew Penman. You Had Me at Hello by Dave Payne, With Jessica O' Toole and Hannah Lawrence. The Artist Electric by Judah Skoff, With Hannah Lawrence and Caitlin Innes-Edwards Visit our website: thewritehourpodcast.com to check on the next open call for scripts Find & follow us on: YouTube: youtube.com/channel/UCtt5nhuXQ2RMa7XityCNlfA Soundcloud: soundcloud.com/thewritehour Facebook: facebook.com/thewritehour/ Instagram: instagram.com/thewritehourpodcast Twitter: twitter.com/writehour Support us via: https://www.patreon.com/thewritehourpodcast Merch: https://teespring.com/stores/the-write-hour-podcast

The Write Hour is an open-call YouTube show and podcast where new writing finds a home; we produce the finest short and feature-length plays submitted by writers from the UK and beyond! Your hosts Kayla Marie Dreysee and Farokh Soltani introduce fun and intriguing new works, from novel takes on the greek myths to dystopian Sci-Fi futures written by new and emerging writers and performed by a professional cast Episode 2 of The Write Hour features: The Dickens Effect by Patti Cassidy, With Dale Savage and Ross Kernahan. Voice Over by Jonathan Hughes, with Jessica O' Toole, Hannah Lawrence, Will Jarvis, and Matthew Penman. Too Square by James James, with Pippa Beckwith, Zara Tomkinson, and Ross Kernahan. Bonfire of Memories by Matthew Wignall, with Pippa Beckwith, Dale Savage, and Zara Tomkinson. Visit our website: thewritehourpodcast.com to check on the next open call for scripts Find & follow us on: YouTube: youtube.com/channel/UCtt5nhuXQ2RMa7XityCNlfA Soundcloud: soundcloud.com/thewritehour Facebook: facebook.com/thewritehour/ Instagram: instagram.com/thewritehourpodcast Twitter: twitter.com/writehour Support us via: https://www.patreon.com/thewritehourpodcast Merch: https://teespring.com/stores/the-write-hour-podcast

Hello All! Welcome to our first podcast. Do you want to learn how to be a successful grant-writer and fund raiser? Are you passionate about an issue? Do you want to work for a non-profit? Are you interested in learning Arabic (or any other language) but don't know where that degree can take you? Want to learn how to find success? Are you interested in human rights? Women's rights? Politics? Peace & Justice? If so, then this podcast is for you! In this episode, we interview Hannah Lawrence, a Development Professional with a focus on Israel and Palestine currently working at Just Vision. We talk about Hannah's career, her interest in politics, activism, women's rights and international human rights. We also talk about what it takes to become a successful fund raiser/grant writer. Hannah offers some great tips on internships, she discusses working for a non-profit and the film Naila and the Uprising for which she was an associate producer (airing on PBS, Tuesday, March 26, 2019 at 9:00pm EST). She has accomplished so much, all by the age of 27! For any listeners interested in learning more about Wheaton College (in Massachusetts), Northeastern University, and the University of New Hampshire, Hannah talks about her undergraduate experience at these three institutions, particularly as it relates to peace and justice, Middle Eastern Studies, Women's Rights and Politics. We also discuss and her graduate school experience at New York University. Join Our Podcast Email List! Never miss an episode! Show Notes: Women in Development - Greater Boston chapter FLAS: Foreign Language and Area Studies Fellowship ProgramPIRC (Preventions Innovations Research Center) at UNH (Bystander Program Hannah Mentioned)IROP Program (International Research Opportunities Program) UNH New England Tuition Break ProgramFollow All Things College and Career (Podcast):Facebook: All Things College and CareerInstagram: All Things College and CareerTwitter: All Things College and CareerLinkedIn: All Things College and Career Music Production by Lena Keller: lena.m.keller@gmail.comTechnical Production by Richard Barnett

The Write Hour is an open-call YouTube show and podcast where new writing finds a home; we produce the finest short and feature-length plays submitted by writers from the UK and beyond! Your hosts Kayla Marie Dreysee and Farokh Soltani introduce fun and intriguing new works, from novel takes on the greek myths to dystopian Sci-Fi futures written by new and emerging writers and performed by a professional cast The first episode of new writing podcast The Write Hour features: A Dave with Destiny by Ken Preuss, with Will Jarvis and Hannah Lawrence. A Boat on the River by Laura C. Corey, with Hannah Lawrence and Jessica O'Toole. A Break Away by Andrew Turner, with Dale Savage and Zara Tomkinson, also featuring Pippa Beckwith, and Ross Kernahan. Late Reunion by Aaron Leventman, with Jessica O'Toole and Matthew Penman. Visit our website: thewritehourpodcast.com to check on the next open call for scripts Find & follow us on: YouTube: youtube.com/channel/UCtt5nhuXQ2RMa7XityCNlfA Soundcloud: soundcloud.com/thewritehour Facebook: facebook.com/thewritehour/ Instagram: instagram.com/thewritehourpodcast Twitter: twitter.com/writehour Support us via: https://www.patreon.com/thewritehourpodcast Merch: https://teespring.com/stores/the-write-hour-podcast

This week we are joined by the amazing Hannah Lawrence and talk about how scary and creepy couples can be! Follow Hannah on instagram @ hlawrence  Produced by Eggplant Picture and Sound. Brought to you by Ana-Marija Stojic, Jordanne Brown and the Mind Refinery.