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Nu tar Henrik oss med på en surrealistisk färd till en by vid namn Glömskebro, där gräset växer uppochner. Vi möter Snorkel Björndans, den professionella molnskötaren vars vardagliga sysslor med att kamma himlens moln störs av en invasion ledd av den självutnämnda potatiskungen Tiberius.I detta avsnitt väver Henrik samman det absurda med det vardagliga, där valrossar med fjärilsvingar dansar med apor beväpnade med lysande bananer, och där kampen om himlavalvet utkämpas med hjälp av omöjlighetsdrycker och söthetsdueller. Mellan raderna finns här en meditation över acceptans, förändring och modet att möta det okända. När Henrik tar avstickare för att berätta om personliga minnen - som mötet med en aggressiv lejonhona på Parken Zoo eller dottern Harriets första saga - vävs verklighet och fantasi samman till en helhet som känns både främmande och märkligt hemtam.För mer information om Henrik Ståhl, klicka här: https://linktr.ee/Henrikstahl Bli medlem i Somna med Henrik PLUS här: https://plus.acast.com/s/somna-med-henrik. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

I am super excited for today's episode as I have special guest Dr Harriet Axbey on the show. Harriet Axbey is an autistic early career researcher at Swansea University. She is a research assistant on the “Autism from Menstruation to Menopause” Wellcome Trust Funded project within the Faculty of Medicine, Health, and Life Science. This project aims to look at the reproductive health experiences of autistic people with wombs across the lifespan.Harriets areas of expertise include:​Autism​Neurodivergence​Neurodiversity​Diffusion Chains​University AccessibilityHarriet is on the show today to share more about her recent book that's been published which is called: University: The Autistic Guide. This informative and friendly handbook is a guide to starting university for autistic young people, covering the entire process from applying, packing and financial admin to mental health support, dealing with burnout, finding your people and experiencing new opportunities. ​Harriet Axbey (@axbey) / X​Jonathan Raiseborough ✏✨ (@jo_raiseborough) / X​Home | portfolio (jonathanraiseborough.wixsite.com)​University: The Autistic Guide: Everything You Need to Survive and Thrive - Pavilion Publishing (pavpub.com)​Understanding Others in a Neurodiverse World: A Radical Perspective on Communication and Shared Meaning - Pavilion Publishing (pavpub.com)​University – The Autistic Guide: Everything You Need to Survive and Thrive: Amazon.co.uk: Harriet Axbey: 9781803882543: Books​My Brother Tom Has Superpowers : Axbey, Harriet: Amazon.co.uk: Books​My Brother Tom Has SuperpowersHarriet Axbey | YouCaxton PublicationsFollow Harriet on Blue Sky: https://bsky.app/profile/draxbey.bsky.social

Josephine Bornebusch är aktuell med familjedramat Släpp taget på Netflix, som hon skrivit, regisserat och spelar huvudrollen i. P1 Kulturs Björn Jansson har träffat henne. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. JOSEPHINE BORNEBUSCH OM ”SLÄPP TAGET”Den nya långfilmen ”Släpp taget” beskrivs som ett drama om en familj i kris, där tvåbarnsmamman Stella försöker hantera plötslig sjukdom, ett trasigt äktenskap och de – på olika sätt – krävande barnen. Josephine Bornebusch har även tidigare gjort vardagsskildringar som ”Älska mig” och ”Orca”, varför är den så lockande för henne? Kulturredaktionens Björn Jansson har träffat Josephine Bornebusch inför premiären.MATTIAS BERG OM ROMANHÖSTENS UTROPSTECKENDen danska författaren Kirsten Thorups nya roman ”Mörkret bakom dig” handlar om romangestalten Harriets öde under andra världskriget, som också var huvudperson i hyllade ”Intill vanvett, intill döden” som kom på svenska 2022. P1 Kulturs Mattias Berg, som golvades av den första boken, är lika gripen av den nya och menar att det till och med ”luktar nobel”. Varför är den så bra?KONSTNÄREN GUNNEL WÅHLSTRAND PÅ WALDEMARSUDDEDen hittills största presentationen av Gunnel Wåhlstrands mycket uppmärksammade konst öppnade nyligen på Prins Eugens Waldemarsudde i Stockholm. Hennes stora fotorealistiska tuschlaveringar är ofta oerhört exakta återgivningar av familjealbumets fotografier, men i de senare konstverken skildrar hon också andra motiv – vad får det för betydelse för upplevelsen av hennes konst? Kulturredaktionens konstkritiker Mårten Arndtzen har sett den nya utställningen.BARBROS OSHER OM KONSTFINANSIERING OCH DONATORNS ROLL I USABarbro Osher och maken Bernard tillhör San Franciscos stora filantroper, och ger stora donatorer till bland annat muséer och operan. Barbros egna fond ger också pengar till den svenska kulturvärlden, där ibland till exempel konstinstitutioner Waldemarsudde och Moderna muséet. Sveriges Radios USA-korrespondent stämde träff med Barbro för att prata om filantropi, kulturfinansiering och donatorers roll i det amerikanska samhället.KLASSIKERN: DRACULA – VÄRLDENS MEST KÄNDA VAMPYRBram Stokers roman Dracula kom ut 1897 och har haft ett gigantiskt inflytande på våra föreställningar om vampyren. Hans historiska namne, 1400-talsfursten, satte med pålspetsning som specialitet skräck i såväl fiender som undersåtar, även om ingenting tyder på att härskaren Vlad Tepes Dracula, någonsin livnärde sig som vampyr. Ludvig Josephson, producent för skräckprogrammet Creepypodden i P3, reder ut begreppen. BARNRADIONS BOKPRIS 2024 – JURYN DISKUTERAR ”FAKE” AV ASTRID MOHLINDet är läslov och P1 Kultur sänder traditionsenligt Barnradions Bokpris i P1 Kultur! De fem barnen i juryn - som i år kommer från sjätte klass på Eklandaskolan i Mölndal - diskuterar och läser de fem nominerade böckerna, för att till sist utse årets vinnare! De här böckerna är nominerade:Brinn alla hästar av Helena HedlundDrakar och Demoner: Uppvaknandet av E.P. UgglaVärldens sämsta syster av Elin LindellTrådar av Emma AnderssonOch, till sist idag – ”Fake” av Astrid Mohlin. I morgon lördag avslöjas vilken bok som bokjuyryn väljer till årets vinnare av Barnradions Bokpris 2024! Lyssna kl 12.03 i P4!Programledare: Karsten ThurfjellProducent: Maria Götselius

Varmt välkomna till ett lite annorlunda Martinson Möter, en podd från fadderbarns-organisationen Compassion. Här ni får del av en predikan som heter: LET MY PEOPLE GO vilket var rubriken på Mattias Martinsons undervisning i Gudstjänsten på konferensen LOVSÅNG som arrangerades av David Media m.fl. i Kungsportskyrkan Huskvarna.LET MY PEOPLE GO sa inte bara Moses, Martin Luther King, Harriet Tubman, Jesus Kristus utan också vi i vår tid vill ropa samma sak. "Jag befriade tusen slavar. Jag kunde ha befriat tusen till om de bara visste att de var slavar.” är Harriets kommentar om kraften i kunskap och medvetenhet i kampen mot slaveriet. Vad var målet med den nyvunna friheten som Israels folk fick ta del av i gamla testamentet? Tillbedjan av Gud.Här kommer alltså ett avsnitt av Martinson Möter med matnyttig undervisning som har som mål att uppmuntra och utrusta var och en utan oss att befria slavar både här hemma och ute på Compassionfältet i alla våra 29 länder där vi arbetar på oförtrutet! Bli fadder du också! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Join Kirsty and Nicole, the dynamic duo of nutritionists, as they sit down and chat with Harriet, one of Pure Health's longstanding members, about her transformative health journey. In today's episode, Harriet opens up about how she overcame chronic gut issues, lost 20 kg by improving her gut health and effectively managing her high cortisol levels. She reflects on her life-changing experience with Pure Health, emphasizing how she now embraces a sustainable, unrestricted healthy lifestyle, allowing her to feel her absolute best.

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Last night was a late one – a big show at Pappy and Harriets in Pioneertown, California, followed by the inevitable after party. Zia McCabe dials in from the passenger seat of the tour bus, slightly worse for wear, but sharp as ever. After nearly 30 years, the Dandy Warhols know the road like few others – and like even fewer, they're still committed to bringing it every night. McCabe joins us to discuss her journey with the band, family and life in real estate. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Summertime at Renewal; Harriet VerahHarriet brought week 3 of our Summertime series!As we read through the New Testament we find a few times where the analogy of a race with an ultimate prize is used to describe the life of those who follow Christ Jesus. Don't miss Harriets message ‘Running to win' - catch up! Away on Holiday? Watch on YouTubeYou can watch the messages on our YouTube channel.Listen on iTunes & SpotifySubscribe to our channels and listen to our messages on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.Give to RenewalYou may wish to help us by contributing to the work of Renewal. Thank you for standing with us in your donations and helping the church to fulfil its mission & vision. You can give online at renewalcc.com/give ★ Support this podcast ★

If you are a listener of Unraveling Money, you probably live in a capitalist and historically patriarchal society. You have more opportunity than any of the generations of women before you, yay! But you may still struggle with the invisible oppression the old paradigm imposes on all of us. On the podcast, this week, I am interviewing my amazing friend Harriet Waley Cohen who is the perfect person to help us understand how patriarchal influences are keeping us struggling with money and, most importantly, how to break free. I am thrilled that I now get to introduce her to you!In this podcast episode Harriet, myself (and you!) will explore:Harriets personal approach to money and the journey that got her hereThe story about the lady with 500 lipsticks and what it can teach us about self-worthThe ONE thing to work on for a lifetime of financial abundanceHow to become aware and then transcend the patriarchal waters we live inHit play now! Or subscribe and listen on Apple Podcasts or Spotify About Harriet:As a coach and widely respected motivational speaker, Harriet Waley Cohen empowers her clients and audiences to leave behind self-doubt, disempowering patterns and overwhelm in favour of new ways of thinking, feeling and acting that create confidence, wellbeing and success. Harriet has been through multiple transformations and knows what it takes to make deep rooted changes that stick, and to get through tough times and come out the other side stronger and wiser. Her mission is to make sure women know their true value and can make the impact they want to make in the world.Discover Harriet's work on LinkedIN, through her website or join her Facebook group.With love, Hanna x P.S. Ready to transform your relationship with money, too? Let's chat on a free Money Bliss Strategy Call.

If you are a listener of Unraveling Money, you probably live in a capitalist and historically patriarchal society. You have more opportunity than any of the generations of women before you, yay! But you may still struggle with the invisible oppression the old paradigm imposes on all of us. On the podcast, this week, I am interviewing my amazing friend Harriet Waley Cohen who is the perfect person to help us understand how patriarchal influences are keeping us struggling with money and, most importantly, how to break free. I am thrilled that I now get to introduce her to you!In this podcast episode Harriet, myself (and you!) will explore:Harriets personal approach to money and the journey that got her hereThe story about the lady with 500 lipsticks and what it can teach us about self-worthThe ONE thing to work on for a lifetime of financial abundanceHow to become aware and then transcend the patriarchal waters we live inHit play now! Or subscribe and listen on Apple Podcasts or Spotify About Harriet:As a coach and widely respected motivational speaker, Harriet Waley Cohen empowers her clients and audiences to leave behind self-doubt, disempowering patterns and overwhelm in favour of new ways of thinking, feeling and acting that create confidence, wellbeing and success. Harriet has been through multiple transformations and knows what it takes to make deep rooted changes that stick, and to get through tough times and come out the other side stronger and wiser. Her mission is to make sure women know their true value and can make the impact they want to make in the world.Discover Harriet's work on LinkedIN, through her website or join her Facebook group.With love, Hanna x P.S. Make sure to claim your 13 Money Bliss Affirmation Cards and accompanying audio here.P.P.S. Ready to transform your relationship with money? Book your free 20-min Money Bliss Exploration Call with Hanna now!

I visit the nursery of UK houseplant grower Harriet Thompson to find out more about the challenges of growing houseplants sustainably. This episode is sponsored by Soltech Solutions. Check out their range of lights now at soltechsolutions.com and get 15% off with code ONTHELEDGE.

Drawing inspiration from the life of Harriet Tubman, Cynthia Parker-Ohene's poetic narratives follow a historical arc of consciousness of Black folks: mislaid in potters' fields and catalogued with other misbegotten souls, now unsettled as the unknown Black denominator. Who loved them? Who turned them away? Who dismembered their souls? In death, they are the institutionalized marked Black bodies assigned to parcels, scourged beneath plastic sheets identified as a number among Harriets as black, marked bodies. These poems speak to how the warehousing of enslaved and somewhat free beings belies their humanity through past performances in reformatories, workhouses, and hospitals for the negro insane. To whom did their Black lives belong? How are Black grrls socialized within the family to be out in the world? What is the beingness of Black women? How have the Harriets--the descended daughters of Harriet Tubman--confronted issues of caste and multiple oppressions? The poems in Daughters of Harriet: Poems (UP of Colorado, 2022) give voice to the unspeakable, the unreachable, the multiple Black selves waiting to become. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/african-american-studies

Drawing inspiration from the life of Harriet Tubman, Cynthia Parker-Ohene's poetic narratives follow a historical arc of consciousness of Black folks: mislaid in potters' fields and catalogued with other misbegotten souls, now unsettled as the unknown Black denominator. Who loved them? Who turned them away? Who dismembered their souls? In death, they are the institutionalized marked Black bodies assigned to parcels, scourged beneath plastic sheets identified as a number among Harriets as black, marked bodies. These poems speak to how the warehousing of enslaved and somewhat free beings belies their humanity through past performances in reformatories, workhouses, and hospitals for the negro insane. To whom did their Black lives belong? How are Black grrls socialized within the family to be out in the world? What is the beingness of Black women? How have the Harriets--the descended daughters of Harriet Tubman--confronted issues of caste and multiple oppressions? The poems in Daughters of Harriet: Poems (UP of Colorado, 2022) give voice to the unspeakable, the unreachable, the multiple Black selves waiting to become. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/new-books-network

Drawing inspiration from the life of Harriet Tubman, Cynthia Parker-Ohene's poetic narratives follow a historical arc of consciousness of Black folks: mislaid in potters' fields and catalogued with other misbegotten souls, now unsettled as the unknown Black denominator. Who loved them? Who turned them away? Who dismembered their souls? In death, they are the institutionalized marked Black bodies assigned to parcels, scourged beneath plastic sheets identified as a number among Harriets as black, marked bodies. These poems speak to how the warehousing of enslaved and somewhat free beings belies their humanity through past performances in reformatories, workhouses, and hospitals for the negro insane. To whom did their Black lives belong? How are Black grrls socialized within the family to be out in the world? What is the beingness of Black women? How have the Harriets--the descended daughters of Harriet Tubman--confronted issues of caste and multiple oppressions? The poems in Daughters of Harriet: Poems (UP of Colorado, 2022) give voice to the unspeakable, the unreachable, the multiple Black selves waiting to become. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/literature

Drawing inspiration from the life of Harriet Tubman, Cynthia Parker-Ohene's poetic narratives follow a historical arc of consciousness of Black folks: mislaid in potters' fields and catalogued with other misbegotten souls, now unsettled as the unknown Black denominator. Who loved them? Who turned them away? Who dismembered their souls? In death, they are the institutionalized marked Black bodies assigned to parcels, scourged beneath plastic sheets identified as a number among Harriets as black, marked bodies. These poems speak to how the warehousing of enslaved and somewhat free beings belies their humanity through past performances in reformatories, workhouses, and hospitals for the negro insane. To whom did their Black lives belong? How are Black grrls socialized within the family to be out in the world? What is the beingness of Black women? How have the Harriets--the descended daughters of Harriet Tubman--confronted issues of caste and multiple oppressions? The poems in Daughters of Harriet: Poems (UP of Colorado, 2022) give voice to the unspeakable, the unreachable, the multiple Black selves waiting to become. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/poetry

On today's episode of Slice of Disney, we welcome guest Haley Clair - true Disney royalty! The granddaughter of Disney Legend Harriet Burns shares with us what it's like growing up with someone who helped make the parks, all the fun behind the scenes mementos, and even shares some of Harriets favorite Walt stories. Trust us, you don't want to miss it! You can find more of Haley here, check out her music video here, or learn more about Harriet Burns here. 

The month of Harriets continues with more information about Harriet Tubman's career that wasn't covered in the movie. During the American Civil War Harriet served as a spy, scout, and nurse, including a spymaster who directed others. The Combahee Ferry Raid is discussed in more detail as well. You can find the Spy-Fi Guys at the following social media links: https://www.facebook.com/thespyfiguys/

On this episode of STRONG Women to Watch, we interview Harriet Walker; Harriet is an accredited Sports Dietitian, Strongwoman, competitor, new mum and owner of athletic eating. We chat all things body image, Body Pump, loss of a sibling and  Harriets' journey to the Arnolds and everything in between.  Harriet's story is one of pure tenacity, resilience and grit, she is a truly inspiring STRONG Woman. Bulk Nutrients Bulk Nutrients is an Aussie owned and operated supplement company.Support the show (https://pod.fan/hear-her-roar)

Everyone will experience feminism differently, especially women of colour, but are we leaving BAME women out of the conversation? Harriets guest is MP and author Rabina Khan, who argues that the feminism movement is being led by white women and that the platform isn't equal.Also in this episode, we're all free! So now what? And one listener really doesn't want to go back to the office, so can they just quit?Presenter: Harriet Minter - @HarrietMinterGuest: Rabina Khan: @RabinaKhanTo have Harriet help with your listener dilemma, e-mail harriet.minter@gmail.com My Hair is Pink Under This Veil, By Rabina KhanUndercover LoverWFH (Working From Home), by Harriet Minter See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Morgan is up and about, we celebrate Flag Day, rank our favorite Harriets, talk about our funeral plans, and decide to both marry The Wire.

Hailing from Los Angeles by way of south Florida, Michael Kaiser is a singer-songwriter known for his somber and soulful musical delivery. Taking influence from artists old and new, Michael's melodies settle somewhere between Damien Rice and Leif Vollebekk often reading like poems. Settling in to Los Angeles just a short time ago, Michael has landed performances onto some of the city's most coveted stages including multiple stints at The Hotel Cafe, Desert Nights, Pappy and Harriets, The Satellite, and Highland Park Bowl to name a few. Michael's debut EP, Hello Coyote, is available now as of Jan 22, 2021 on all streaming platforms. “Hello Coyote brings together all of my muses: family, friendships, romance and the summer nights in any place on earth where it's warm enough to feel it in your bones. Over the last few years, writing and making music became my reasons for keeping on, and these songs are attempts to find the rhythm in life's changes and in life's heartache, and the coyotes, still running through the hills.” - Live at 5 is an Anchor Eighty Four Media original. Hosted by Skeez Nava and Produced by Cody Jones. --- 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/liveatfive/message

From the $20 bill that one day her face may grace, to the woman who famously played her in “A Woman Called Moses,” we’re all about Harriet to begin Black History Month. This week’s mix of news and music is like a seat on the Underground Railroad. You won’t want to miss it.

As we dive into the month of love, let's talk about what love looks with the new FDM discipleship conversation series: "LOVE LIKE THIS." We start this month with the story of two women whose lives can encourage and inspire our own. Harriet Tubman and Harriet Beecher Stowe were women of God who lived their purpose in the 1800s and impacted millions of lives. Tosha Williams shares a little glimpse into their stories in this podcast.Isaiah 1:17 says, "Learn to do good! Seek justice, relieve the oppressed, defend orphans, plead for the widow." Both Harriets did this with great courage and boldness in their day, giving us an example of how to do this in our own broken world. The discipleship conversation that goes along with this podcast can be found at "LOVE LIKE THIS: Do Good In Our World." Upcoming podcast episodes in this series will feature three Christian ministries and Scripture that show us other ways we can "LOVE LIKE THIS." _________________Family Disciple Me is an online 501(c)(3) nonprofit ministry dedicated to "Make Christ Known and His Word Home." For more information, go to familydiscipleme.org To receive discipleship resources straight to your fingertips, subscribe for free today!

In todays episode we are joined by Harriet Westmoreland, the queen of French, to talk all about the subject ‘Finding your Niche.' Harriets work has become iconic after she re-invented the French Manicure and put the British Manicure on the map. It is easy to see why the likes of Vogue and most recently Rosie Huntington-Whiteley have praised her work so highly. We hope that Harriet will share her secrets to finding your own niche and how creating your own unique style can help further a career in the beauty industry. Harriet is so down to earth and humble and we are so pleased that she spared the time to record this episode. Please note this podcast was recorded prior to the latest UK government restrictions. The Beauty Edit Podcast Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/thebeautyeditpodcast/ The Beauty Edit Facebook Group - https://www.facebook.com/groups/631161774134896/?ref=share Our salon, Ever Pretty Beauty Studio Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/everprettybeautystudio Harriet Westmoreland's Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/harrietwestmoreland

When have you felt that you needed permission to do something? The obvious may come to mind first, asking for a day off of work or an extension to pay a bill. These are life events that certainly require some communication if you want to avoid unfavorable consequences. However, there are lots of things we avoid doing in life because we feel we need some type of permission. Often the only permission we need is from ourselves, and giving it would make life so much better. Today’s podcast is about equality and empowerment. Empowerment comes as we give ourselves permission to do things that make life better. This could mean going after your dreams, but it can also mean simple things, like showing someone you care about them. You can look at it as giving yourself permission, or as something that doesn’t require permission. Takia McClendon has been empowering women for years. She has found that if you feel empowered yourself, you are much more able to empower those around you. From being a strong voice in the black community to helping all types of individuals find a love for running and wellbeing, she knows what it means to empower. Lean in to Your Feelings In 2013 Takia and her friend Kiera started City Fit Girls. Like many, they had decided they wanted to have healthier lifestyles and used one another as responsibility buddies. During their journey, they found that many people didn’t have access to a healthy lifestyle because there weren’t groups that were inclusive. Sure, they may say that all are welcome, but if everyone is white, skinny, and runs a seven-minute mile, how inclusive does it feel? If you are looking to find a group of people to run with or increase your overall well-being, don’t be afraid to try multiple groups. It's okay to feel scared, and it’s even okay to get there and not feel welcome. The fear you have is valid. This is exactly what happened to Takia when she joined her first running club. So, when they started City Fit Girls, they had a “No Runner Left Behind” policy, and they meant it. You should feel validated in your feelings, but don’t let them stop you from doing what you want. Embrace the fear or worry or pain, but don’t think that it can’t be resolved. There are more and more extremely inclusive groups available to join, and if the first one you attend isn’t what you wanted it to be, then you don’t need to stay. The Race Conversation We cannot talk about empowerment and inclusivity without talking about race. This is a subject that is important to the Running for Real community and it’s a conversation that will stay. What we are learning about today and over these last several months has been enlightening, and for many, rather heavy. But this has been a reality for many in the community for their entire lives. This conversation may feel tiring, but it’s important to think about why that is so, and how tired the black community feels. It’s not a moment, it’s an entire lifespan. It’s everyone’s responsibility to help, and to those that aren’t sure what they can do, Takia gave some great advice. “Just practice being better,” says Takia. What we are looking to change can’t happen overnight, so try to make changes that are sustainable. Make an intentional effort to be better, and don’t feel like you need to reach out to everyone. Start small, encourage the people you know until your actions become habits. Then when the opportunities to help those that need it, you’ll be ready to act. One of the best ways you can help contribute to the change that needs to happen is to not let unacceptable things slide by. If you are white, don’t wait for a black person to tell an individual or a company what they are doing or saying is wrong. This is where your voice can be most important. Give support by not making the minority or the suppressed group do all the talking and fixing. Empower Just Because Helping others is a responsibility we have as human beings. We are better off as a whole when we look out for each other. The best thing you can do is help for the sake of helping, without any expectation of reward. The reward is that we get to help each other, it’s a beautiful thing and something the running community does very well. I hope each of you can learn from Takia. Give yourself permission to help others and just practice being better. Resources: City Fit Girls Takia on Instagram Takia’s article on Medium The New Jim Crow Just Mercy     Thank you to my wonderful sponsor Tracksmith, Altra, and Harriets for sponsoring this episode of the Running for Real Podcast.   Tracksmith is a Boston based running clothing company that truly cares about the quality and care of their running clothes. Running can be a demanding lifestyle for our clothes, they definitely go through the wear and tear to where we may be purchasing new clothes constantly. Tracksmith designers truly work with the finest materials and think of you as a runner in mind with spots for your keys, phone, and fuel. Also, go here to check out their 100 days of Summer email campaign where they talk about anything and everything running.  You can get $15 off your purchase of $75 or more, click here and enter code FORREAL15   I am thrilled to announce my exciting partnership with Altra, as an athlete and a sponsorship, I have loved their shoes as well as what this company stands for. So as a special treat to Running4Real listeners  they are going to give away a pair of shoes every month this year! Go HERE to enter to be a winner a free pair of shoes. And once you have entered once you will be entered for the entire year.   Harriett’s Bookshop is a black owned business based in Philadelphia here in the US. I just love that it was named after the brave Harriet Tubman. This is a great source to learn more about being an anti-racist and to just broaden your mind. So let's show our support for them! Visit here to take a look at the wonderful selection or you can give a donation via Venmo here.   To share your thoughts: Leave a note in the comment section below. Join the Running for Real Facebook Group and share your thoughts on the episode (or future guests you would like to hear from) Share this show on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, or Pinterest. To help out the show: Leave an honest review on iTunes. Your ratings and reviews will really help me climb up the iTunes rankings and I promise, I read every single one. Not sure how to leave a review or subscribe, you can find out here. Thank you to Takia, I look forward to hearing your thoughts on the show.

John Stuart Mill is one of the most influential liberal philosophers who ever lived. But Mill did not write alone, through his letters and autobiography he extensively praised his wife Harriet Taylor Mill who he considered an equal partner and co-author. This episode covers Harriets often forgotten importance in the history of liberalism. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Harriet Jacobs, an enslaved black woman from North Carolina, wrote "Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl" in 1861. You might call it a "Me Too" autobiography-- yet no one believed her story for 100 years.  Two years earlier, Harriet Wilson, a free black woman who grew up as an indentured servant in the North, wrote " Our Nig: Sketches in the Life of a Free Black,": an autobiographical novel that was a call to action for the North to take more action against ending slavery in the South. 

Well here we are, still alive, July in the American Desert. Good enough, we guess. Lots of details about our July 17 live event at Pappy & Harriets, plus your letters, and some tales of ravens and omens and ... Iceland? Sure, any port in a storm. Support our program here: Patreon.com/DesertOracle Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/user?u=26080998

This is part 2 of Harriets and Lenny conversation. Leadership is also about taking responsibility as an individual to build a more sustainable world. Harriet explains how important young people protesting, demanding institutions to be more sustainable, and choosing the right products in the supermarket is for fighting climate change. Music by DJ Nobrauws.

Ein Weihnachtsball, ein unverhofftes Erbe und ein Earl in Frauenkleidern  Ein winterlicher Liebesroman zur viktorianischen Zeit England um 1900: Auf dem jährlichen Weihnachtsball will sich Harriets  jüngster Sohn Edgar unrechtmäßig zum neuen Earl erklären. Das passt der  gewitzten Lady gar nicht! Doch ihr Enkel Louis reist nach England  zurück, wo er von Edgar nicht gerade mit offenen Armen empfangen wird.  Nun muss Louis kurzerhand in Frauenkleider schlüpfen, um unerkannt auf  dem Familiensitz einreisen zu können. Hoffentlich kommen ihm dabei nur  nicht die schöne Charlotte und sein Herz in die Quere … Dies ist eine Neuauflage des bereits 2018 erschienenen Titels Ein Earl im Unterrock. Hier geht es zum E-Book https://www.digitalpublishers.de/ebooks/der-weihnachtsball-des-earls/

This message was given by Pastor Dexter Harris as part of our Romans teaching series.

Is social media improving your life or do you just find it a drain at times? We find out how its impacting our mental health. As Emma and Nat take a brake over the summer Harriets co-pilots this week are Amanda Prowse and Scarlett Douglas. They are talking to Sarah Raphael & Naomi Shimada who are unpicking what Social Media is doing to our mental health and have documented it all in their new book, “Mixed Feelings”. Having been a model for 15 years instagram and twitter have been prevalent in Naomi’s life, she explains how she has mixed feelings about the impact she has online, both on her followers and on her self.They talking about the pressures that constant updates and seek peeks into others lives bring for us, and the ladies are asking; “are the kids ok?” How will a world of media, updates, status and likes effect the younger generation, with the average millennial estimated to take 25’000 selfies in a lifetime and “Face-tune” being the most paid for app in 2017, what is it doing to our self image and self esteem?They are also advising us on how can we use it as a tool for positivity, and some social media etiquette. For information on all your hosts you can click on their names:Harriet MinterNatalie CampbellEmma Sexton If you want to get in touch you can find us on all the socials under this name: @badasswomenshrAnd for more about the podcast head here: https://www.badasswomenshour.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

As Emma and Nat take a brake over the summer Harriets co-pilots this week are Amanda Prowse and Scarlette Douglas. Ex England lioness player Eniola Aluko is in the studio talking about growing up in the UK after moving from Nigeria at the age of one, how she longed to fit in as a child and the role that football played in this. Eniola’s new book They Don’t Teach This is out now and as we hear it is. An autobiographical novel in which she shares what she has learnt in life this far, from playing for England, to being a lawyer to finding the bravery to blow the whistle on racism within women football which caused her to loose her England career.She explains how the wise words of her mother steered her towards self validation, and standing up for her background and she says this is something she wants to pass this onto a younger generation of girls through her book. To embrace failure and use the energy you get from it to inspire you to get better for your next venture. And Harriet and the ladies are also joined by Lucy Clark the UK’s first transgender referee. She is talking about the experience of going back to work on the pitch with a new lease of life and everything in-between.She shares her life in football before transitioning, admitting she put it off for years with the concern of other people in her life at the forefront of her actions. Lucy says that Football saved her life by giving her something to focus on when he was younger.She also talks about starring in new film “Fanatical” which is trying to answer the question; Can you be a “Geezer or a real man” without liking football.For information on all your hosts you can click on their names:Harriet MinterNatalie CampbellEmma Sexton If you want to get in touch you can find us on all the socials under this name: @badasswomenshrAnd for more about the podcast head here: https://www.badasswomenshour.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Among the Harriets and Nancys of the mystery world, Sammy Keyes has always been a breath of fresh, relatable air for kid readers. The first book in her eponymous series — Sammy Keyes and the Hotel Thief — was published in 1998, and author Wendelin Van Draanen went on to expand Sammy's world with a whopping seventeen more titles! In Episode 51 of SSR, we take a closer look at the first book, reminiscing about how much we loved the zany cast of characters, reflecting on the lessons it teaches about avoiding snap judgements, discussing its take on interpersonal relationships, and swapping notes on a few elements that have aged a little less well. We also make lots of hilariously random pop culture references. Thanks to LA-based writer and comedian Jocey Coffman for guesting! Follow Jocey on Twitter (@joceydotcom) and Instagram (@joceydotcom) for biting room temperature takes.

It's no secret that single use plastic is everywhere and suffocating our planet. But with inspiring people like Harriet and Mhiran in our lives, there's still hope. In this interview we talk about the concept of plastic free shops, their products and customers, tips on how to reduce single use plastic, what it's like working together as a couple and a cheeky game of Mr and Mrs at the end. You can check our their fabulous shop here... http://harrietsofhove.com

What would be your idea of beautiful sex? That's the question that lead this weeks guest, Lucy-Anne Holmes, to a personal sexual revolution.The latest release of emojis has started a flowing debate between the badass ladies this week, they discuss their feelings about the new period emojis and Emma & Nat are surprised to find out about Harriets texting habits.Author Lucy-Anne Holmes, joins the ladies to talk about her search for better sex, and how this can begin with showing yourself some tenderness in our busy lives and being the best lover for yourself.For information on all your hosts you can click on their names:Harriet MinterNatalie CampbellEmma Sexton If you want to get in touch you can find us on all the socials under this name: @badasswomenshrAnd for more about the podcast head here: https://www.badasswomenshour.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Get your live music fix right here on Open Lines Radio with Open Lines LIVE! Tonight, we're listening to The Breeders performing at Pappy and Harriet's in Pioneertown California in 2018. Lineup: KELLEY DEAL - lead guitar, vocals KIM DEAL - lead vocals, guitar, bass JIM MACPHERSON - drums, percussion JOSEPHINE WIGGS - bass, vocals Playlist: Saints Wait In The Car No Aloha Divine Hammer All Nerve New Year Fortunately Gone Dawn: Making An Effort Drivin' On 9 Off You Glorious Spacewoman Ah-Ooh... (instrumental) Do You Love Me Now I Just Wanna Get Along MetaGoth Gigantic Huffer Invisible Man Iris capture & edit by teresa crespo hartendorp.

Adaku Utah is a healer, educator, and the co-founder of Harriet's Apothecary, a collective that’s committed to co-creating accessible, affordable, liberatory, all-body loving, all-gender honoring, community healing spaces that deepen the healing genius of our people. In this powerful interview, she breaks down specific practices and rituals black people can use to heal, and debunks some of the myths you may have heard about alternative healing practices. She teaches us to reclaim the language of our bodies and gives specific tips that you can do at home to begin your healing journey.  Go to our website to join thousands of other black people in our global community and get unapologetically black empowerment, inspiration, and tangible tips delivered directly to your inbox once per week: motivationforblackpeople.com    Hosted by Justin Michael Williams

Harriet is a Yorkshire based British eventer. At just 28y/o she has represented Great Britain on several occassions, won Team Bronze at CIC2* European Championships, competed at 3* Bramham and Blenheim, plus while she's competing her own horses, Harriet coaches aspiring riders. We discuss her previous journey to date, what it takes to be a good coach, what should you look for when searching for a coach, Harriets road to the 2024 Paris Olympics and what does it really take to be a successful professional rider. All on the #HorseHour Podcast.Follow Harriet on Twitter: @hmorrisbaumber. Join in the conversation on Twitter just use #HorseHour, Mondays 8pm GMT/3pm EST. Follow us @HorseHour @AmyStevenson1 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

"To be healthy, or even to be seen as someone who deserves care, you have to look a very specific way, and those are ways that are often privileged in our society, so white, able-bodied, thin, rich...we believe that every person gets to have bodily autonomy and define for themselves: what does healing look like for me right now? what does health mean for me?" In this episode of Audio Interference, we are speaking with folks from Harriet’s Apothecary, an intergenerational, gender nonconforming collective of healers, artists, health professionals, magicians and activists who are expanding the way we understand health. Speakers Adaku Utah, Naimah Efia Johnson and Beatrice Anderson talk about the legacy of healing, the connection between health and abolitionism, and the community healing spaces they create for people who identify as black, indigenous and people of color. To learn more about Harriet's Apothecary, visit their website at www.harrietsapothecary.com. There you can find their oracle deck project, "365 days of affirming black life and amplifying black love": www.harrietsapothecary.com/new-blog The music in this episode include "We are the Ones" by Sweet Honey in the Rock and "Funkadelic" by CSC Funk Band. Produced by Interference Archive.

It's a first on the Mum To Millionaire podcast, the topic of how to deal with divorce. It's such a tricky subject to talk about, its highly personal, emotional and is heightened when kids are involved I was never married to the father of my child and have been a single mum for 8 years now. So to give you some real heart felt advice on how to cope with divorce the fabulous Harriet Waley-Cohen is on hand to share her experience Please look after yourself if you're currently going through a separation. I know Harriets divorce advice will really help you to thrive and reclaim your life in the best way possible ------------------- Did you like the Mum to Millionaire podcast? Want to discover more, read my diary of a single Mum and find out why I wanted to become a Mumpreneur? Then please head over to the blog http://www.mumtomillionaire.com/my-story and leave a comment. Lots of hugs, Veena V xx

We sit down this week with the brothers, Ted and John from the Deltaz and discuss The Malibu Lifestyle, Rich Guy Drinks, Kyle Boomer and John the Intern join us. We explain what a shady shady riser is, talk world drums, going west of Portland, amphibious cars, sex in space, horrible Tranny jokes, leap year babies, 1 on 1 basketball games, learn what happens when on asks Siri "what does the fox say", disturbing fortune cookies, This Old Place, Pappy and Harriets pork chops, & we pick a SuperBowl Winner - (Ted from the Deltaz prediction of Seahawks 87-0 win is actually very close to the real thing). And finally we announce the robot apocalypse. - 1st Break Song ""It's Ok" the Rosie Harlow and The Tall Tale Boys || Second Break song "This Old Place" by The Deltaz || Final song is "I Know You" by The Deltaz