Podcast appearances and mentions of Helen Kennedy

We had the BEST time chatting with the amazing Helen Kennedy aka @zazzcorp about all things art, music, pizza and grilled cheese. Helen is from CT and got her start in the gig community by creating custom buttons to share at the Grateful Dead shows she was attending. Her passion for the Dead and its music started her down the path of gig art and she now has created art for iconic bands such as the Dave Matthews Band, Billy Strings, Dead & Co, Tedeshi Trucks Band and so many more! We loved getting to know Helen, and can't wait to come visit her in CT to grab some New Haven style pizza! Hope you enjoy the conversation~ You can find Helen's work at her socials @zazzcorp and website www.zazzcorp.com.

MEDICAL RECORD Libby Znaimer is joined by Dr. Fahad Razak, General Internist at Unity Health Toronto; Dr. Malcolm Moore, Medical Oncologist at Princess Margaret Cancer Centre; and Dr. Alisa Naiman, family physician and founder and Medical Director of The Medical Station in Toronto to discuss England poised to rollout a world-first seven-minute cancer treatment injection; food insecurity among Canadian school-age children jumping by nearly 30%; and more. GLOBAL AFFAIRS CANADA ISSUES LGBTQ+ TRAVEL ADVISORY FOR THE U.S. Global Affairs Canada has updated its international travel advisories to warn members of the LGBTQ+ community that they may face discrimination if they travel to some places in the United States. Libby Znaimer is joined by Helen Kennedy, Executive Director at LGBTQ+ advocacy group Egale; Douglas Elliott, Partner at Cambridge LLP; and Curran Stikuts, Director of Advocacy and Strategic Communications at The 519 to discuss. SUPER BLUE MOON TONIGHT It's an astronomical event we won't see the likes of again until 2037. Tonight we will be treated to a super blue moon - the unification of a supermoon and a Blue Moon. But it won't really appear blue. Libby Znaimer is joined by Dr. Isaac Smith, Assistant Professor and Canada Research Chair in Planetary Science at Lassonde School of Engineering at York University and a Senior Scientist at the Planetary Science Institute in the United States to explain. Listen live, weekdays from noon to 1, on Zoomer Radio!

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Helena Kennedy is one of Britain's most distinguished lawyers. Brought up in a Glasgow tenement flat, she was the first in her family to go to university. But instead of going to Glasgow University to read English and becoming a teacher, as they expected, she startled everyone by travelling to London - to study for the Bar. Some of her friends misunderstood and thought she'd gone south to find bar work. This was the end of the sixties, a time when there were extremely few women barristers. Since then, her ambition, fierce intelligence and considerable charm have taken her right to the top, and she now sits in the House of Lords as Baroness Kennedy of the Shaws. She created a huge stir when she published her first book, Eve was Framed, in 1992 – a shocking examination of how the criminal justice system fails women. Three years ago, she felt so little had changed that she published a sequel – in a book with the title Misjustice. Helen Kennedy campaigns now too on wider human rights issues, such as the persecution and murder of women in Iran and the shocking genocide of the Uighurs in China. In conversation with Michael Berkeley, Helena Kennedy looks back to the childhood which has been so influential on her campaigns for justice, and chooses the music which has sustained her through a series of difficult and high-profile cases. Her playlist includes Handel, Bach, Schubert, George Benjamin, James MacMillan, and her favourite Puccini opera, with Mimi's famous aria from La Boheme. A Loftus Media production for BBC Radio 3 Produced by Elizabeth Burke

Support the Homeopathy Hangout podcast at https://patron.podbean.com/homeopathyhangout  Ep 57: Homeopathy for Post Natal Depression - Homeopath Helen Kennedy shares her story Helen shares her story below: I was first introduced to Homeopathy when my children who are now 36 and 37 were 18 months and 3 yrs old. I had post natal depression and had no idea – but I also knew life was not as I thought it would or should be. I was referred to see a Homeopath for post natal depression and that woman changed my life overnight! I spent the next few years using Homeopathy on my children and my family for any and every situation.  We moved to Hong Kong in 1988 and I was not able to access it there but returned to NZ in 1992 where we lived for 4 years before moving to Brisbane. It was in Brisbane that I saw the sign for Australian College of Natural Medicine and I signed up to study Homeopathy  where I spent the next 4.5 years doing a Bachelor of Health Science full time. I moved back to NZ and was in Christchurch when the earth quakes hit and saw the wonder of how Homeopathy can treat trauma. I was a lecturer for the College of Health and Homeopathy until that learning went online.  I am a grandmother of 2 lovely children and now the Secretary/treasurer of the NZ Council of Homeopaths. I have a busy practice in Christchurch and try to balance my time between patient's,  NZCH work,  tennis and friends and family. I am also a Marriage celebrant. I have witnessed many miracles with the use of Homeopathy, and through a particular protocol I have helped 8 women get pregnant and have healthy babies, one was even named after me due to the mum being 43 when she conceived after the Gynaecologist told her it was impossible. I am passionate about Homeopathy and how it can have such a powerful and profound effect on the health of every individual.   Website --helen.weebly.com Email: homeopath.helen@gmailcom Phone: 021 649 555 Land line NZ: 03 423 3755

A sermon by our guest preacher Helen Kennedy from Sunday November 21, 2021. The Sunday was marked as the feast of Christ the King, and the readings were Revelation 1:4b-8 and John 18:33-37.Subscribe to the show wherever you listen to audio and recommend this episode to your friends. We invite you to rate us or write a review of what we are doing on Apple Podcasts. Reviews help others join the conversation.* * *This podcast is created at saint benedict's table, a congregation of the Anglican Church of Canada in Winnipeg, where we've been making great audio since 2006. Listen to other recent episodes on our website and see our entire catalogue of well over 500 shows on our hosting page.Our MissionTo provide rich and stimulating audio resources to the wider church and engage topics and issues relevant to the concerns and questions of the larger culture in which we live.

A sermon by Helen Kennedy  from Sunday October 24, 2021, on  Job 42:1-6, 10-17 and Mark 10:46-52.  Helen has a long history with saint ben's, having first been raised up to consider ordained ministry back in 2004. Over the years she has come to the church as a guest many times, but this may be one of her last visits for a while. Last Saturday she was elected as the new Bishop in the Diocese of Qu'Appelle, and so will be moving to Regina in the early winter. Subscribe to the show wherever you listen to audio and recommend this episode to your friends. We invite you to rate us or write a review of what we are doing on Apple Podcasts. Reviews help others join the conversation.* * *This podcast is created at saint benedict's table, a congregation of the Anglican Church of Canada in Winnipeg, where we've been making great audio since 2006. Listen to other recent episodes on our website and see our entire catalogue of well over 500 shows on our hosting page.Our MissionTo provide rich and stimulating audio resources to the wider church and engage topics and issues relevant to the concerns and questions of the larger culture in which we live.

Helen Kennedy is a British actress, writer and voice over artist who originates from Dorset and is based in Los Angeles. Helen is a professional member of BAFTA LA and is an emerging name in the video game world too having voiced several characters for the World Of Warcraft Shadowlands 2020 release and Racoon Lagoon (Oculus). Helen trained at Bretton Hall and has had wonderful success ever since. Not only is Helen a wonderful actress she also creates her own work drawing from personal experiences. Whore Table #6 is a hilarious comedy short Helen wrote that has been wildly popular in the film festival circuit including HBO Women In Comedy FF, the Oscar Qualifying Hollyshorts, Mammoth FF 2020 and was shortlisted for the Funny Women UK Awards 2019. Most recently Helen wrote and performed in Wasted Seed a short based on the grueling affects IVF treatment can have on both parties in the relationship. You can follow Helen on Twitter @helenkennedy1 and Instagram @helenkennedyturner1

Lebanese-American, Writer, Director Lili Matta talks about her latest action, thriller, 86 Melrose Avenue available on VOD, Tuesday April 20, 2021. Official Synopsis: From writer/director Lili Matta, and starring Dada Elza ("Mystery Incorporated") and Jim O'Heir ("Parks and Recreation"), action has a new address : 86 MELROSE AVENUE. A diverse group of people at a gallery opening is taken hostage by an ex-Marine suffering with PTSD and forced to confront their cultural differences, their pasts, and their looming mortality as time ticks away. Anastasia Antonia, Gregory Zarian, Terri Ivens, Langstone Fishburne, Michael Polak, Andy Evans, Richard Sabine, Helen Kennedy, and Gary Sturm star in a film by Lili Matta. We talked with Matta about about surviving the Lebanese Civil War, the issues with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and how mental health is neglected. I prefer to used the term from World War I referring to it as Shell Shocked instead as it does not diminish those currently suffering and struggling through their issues. Matta also talks about gun violence, the difficulties that people have in interacting with one another because of unresolved issues, warring nations and how a setting like an art gallery is what beings people of all walks of life, from the affluent to the impoverished in appreciating the works of talented creators. We also discuss with Ms. Matta about the struggles of being the executive producer, director and writer on her own projects, how film helped her escape while hiding in the shelters during the shelling going on during the Lebanese Civil War, where Lebanon had really become more of a chessboard in the disputes between warring nations and not just among the people. Ms. Matta also talks about why so many filmmakers have chosen to leave Los Angeles when it comes to financing independent films. Follow Lili Matta on Instagram @mattalili. 86 Melrose Avenue arriveson VOD, Tuesday April 20, 2021.

While in lockdown, Betina, a young woman in São Paulo, Brazil, stays busy cooking and working. She tries to stay calm by meditating. But Betina, who identifies as a lesbian, faces another challenge. Her parents are homophobic, she said, and she doesn't feel comfortable being herself while working from home because of the pandemic. “My parents make sure I know they are not OK with my ‘choices' every day. And being a lesbian made them so disappointed in me that no matter what I do, it's never enough,” said Betina, who asked that her surname not be used to protect her identity. “I feel like I'm watching my life go by through somebody else's eyes — because I'm not who they want me to be, but I also can't be myself when I'm in their house.”Betina is not alone. Many people who identify as LGBTQ are experiencing lockdown differently than their heterosexual peers — especially those stuck in homophobic homes. And LGBTQ organizations around the world are seeing significant upticks in calls for help.  Related: COVID-19: The latest from The WorldSwitchboard, the UK's leading LGBT+ helpline, says it's receiving 20% more calls, emails and instant messages than they did before the pandemic — and those numbers continue to rise.“It's really, really staggering,” said Natasha Walker, Switchboard's co-chair. “I know we've spoken to people who've come out to their family as transgender or who've come out to their family as homosexual and the parents aren't dealing with that very well. Those callers are contacting us because they think they're about to be kicked out.”Transgender and gender-nonconforming people are calling and messaging at an even higher rate, Walker said.     View this post on Instagram         Switchboard is a safe space to talk. We are here to listen from 10am to 10pm, 365 days a year ☎️

Chuck Bastie interviews skater Eric Radford, about his participation on CBC TV's "Battle Of The Blades", as well as his reasons for choosing Egale Canada as his charity of choice! Chuck also chats with Helen Kennedy, the Executive Director of Egale Canada about the wonderful partnership with Eric! The Manitoba-born figure skater is a three-time Olympic games medalist and has won multiple other titles with his skating partner Meagan Duhamel. Radford is the only openly gay male to have won an Olympic Games gold medal. He is an advocate for the Canadian Olympic Committee's #OneTeam initiative, which supports LGBTQ inclusion and promotion in the sport. Inspired by skaters such as Kurt Browning in the early 1990's, Radford began skating at the age of eight. He moved away from home at the age of 14 to pursue his figure skating career, and hasn't looked back since. He is a back-to-back world champion (2015 and 2016) and in 2018, he and Duhamel became the first pair to successfully complete a quadruple throw jump at any Winter Olympic competition. Radford is competing with Amanda Kessel as his partner. He is skating for Egale — an organization dedicated to improving the lives of all LGBTQI2S people. To reach Chuck, email him at chuckbastie@gmail.com, or phone the Listen UP Talk Radio contact line at 1-866-269-6155! @cbcbattle, #botb, #battleisback, #cbctv, #skating, #battleoftheblades, #ericradford, #sports

As I launch www.365daysofbreastcancer.com this week, I have a heart to heart with ex Professional Dancer and mother of 2, Helen Kennedy, who tells us what she has learned through her breast cancer journey. It's amazing what you discover about yourself in times of adversity...

Listen to a fascinating insight into the miners of Abhoca, Co. Wicklow in the 18th century, part of Helen Kennedy’s family history.

Listen to a fascinating insight into the miners of Abhoca, Co. Wicklow in the 18th century, part of Helen Kennedy’s family history.

In this episode we discuss data visualisation literacy. We discuss ways to measure it, what traditional research into measurement has found and ways in which you can design visualisations for all literacy levels and how to keep your audiences engaged. Show Notes and Links: A Principled Way of Assessing Visualization Literacy by Jeremy Boy, Ronald A. Rensink, Enrico Bertini, Jean- Daniel Fekete. Investigating aspects of data visualisation literacy using 20 information visualisations and 273 science museum visitors. The New York Times Lesson Plans: teaching and learning with the New York Times. Teaching data Viz to kids Data Stories: Episode 69 : Data Visualization Literacy with Jeremy Boy, Helen Kennedy and Andy Kirk The Seeing Data project: a group of research projects which aim to understand the place of data visualisations in society. Findings Part1 Findings Part2 Findings Part3 The ‘little of visualisation design’: respecting the small decisions that make a big difference towards the good and bad of this discipline. Feedback welcome on Twitter to Ravi at @scribblr_42 or Tim at @tableautim - or e-mail us, at datumpodcast@gmail.com

A sermon for the feast of the Baptism of the Lord by Helen Kennedy, on Luke 3:15-22

Guest host Andy King speaks with Helen Kennedy about Mayworks, the Festival for Working People.

In this episode, we focus on research from a special themed edition of the Participations journal of audience research looking at the notion of unsocial audiences and non-traditional, extended and disruptive forms of spectatorship. Dario's contribution to the journal was an article on a project examining the potential of second screening as a tool for film analysis and this podcast features his interviews with three of the other contributors. He speaks to the editors of the edition Steve Gaunson and Tessa Dwyer about the background and development of the issue and their own articles on disruptive cinema in Silent Era and the phenomenon of Japanese bullet screenings. Dario then discusses the phenomena of Second Screening directly with James Blake how outlines its uses for new forms of transmedia storytelling. Finally, Dario talks to Helen Kennedy who has researched extensively on extended, live, and theatrical possibility of the cinematic specifically here in terms of Secret Cinema. Show Notes Dwyer, Tessa & Steve Gaunson: 'Un/social cinema – audience decorum revisited Blake, James: 'Second Screen interaction in the cinema: Experimenting with transmedia narratives and commercialising user participation' Llinares, Dario: '"Please turn your phone on": Analysing outcomes of second-screen spectatorship using Social Media in the cinema space' Dwyer, Tessa: 'Hecklevision, Barrage Cinema and Bullet Screens: An intercultural analysis' Gaunson, Steve: 'The 'Picture' habit: Bad decorum and delinquents at the Silent Cinema' Kennedy, Helen: '"Join a cast of 1000s, to sing and dance in the Revolution": the Secret Cinema "Activist" brand and the commodification of affect within "experience communities"' The rest of the articles from this themed section can be found here: http://www.participations.org/Volume%2014/Issue%202/contents.htm

Helen Kennedy's sermon on 1 Corinthians 2:1-12

We talk about data visualization literacy with Jeremy Boy, vis designer and postdoc at NYU, Helen Kennedy, Professor of Digital Society, and Andy Kirk, vis educator and editor of visualisingdata.com.

Egale’s Helen Kennedy says the census question on gender leaves out a whole spectrum of people.

In her sermon on Matthew 5:21-37 and 1 Corinthians 3:1-9, the preacher admits both her own lust for Johnny Depp and the sometimes murderous thoughts she's felt toward a whole host of people

Thanksgiving Service for the Life of Helen Kennedy, with Andre Wenk speaking.