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YOUTHVIEW: A podcast by Skilled Creative This week we look at Multiculturalism in our region, the Central Coast NSW and speak to Mike McCarthy, Creative Director at The Skill Engineer, about the new digital storytelling project IN MY SHOES that DigiVan is launching this week. Like, Listen and Share! We hope you enjoy!-----------------------------------------SKILLED CREATIVE Links:⁠⁠https://theskillengineer.com.au/skill...IG: @skilledcreativecc | @digivan.ccTikTok: @skilledcreative

Welcome to our final show of the year. On this week's episode, Sarah takes us back through the year that was on Youth View: a podcast by Skilled Creative. We selected some of the best segments, interviews and games from across the year of podcasts. Our Entertainment work placement students only have a week to learn the equipment, research, produce and edit their episodes so we are super proud of their achievements over the year. Next year we will see the return of the MobPod and a new series called IN MY SHOES and Youth View will continue but in a brand new format. We look forward to sharing more from the Skilled Creative studios and our mobile media van The DigiVan. Have a safe and happy festive season! Like, Listen and Share! We hope you enjoy! ---------------------------------------- SKILLED CREATIVE Links: ⁠https://theskillengineer.com.au/skilledcreative⁠ IG: @skilledcreativecc | @digivan.cc TikTok: @skilledcreative

Host: Philip Brown; Founder of The Negotiation Club Guest: Mohammed Teleb; Negotiation Practitioner “You can only expand the pie in negotiation when both sides understand what each needs from the deal!” Episode Overview: In this episode of The Negotiation Club Podcast we're thrilled to be joined by Mohammed Teleb, a global commercial director and expert negotiator. Together, we'll explore how you can use visualisation and empathy to unlock better outcomes in high-stakes negotiations. Whether you're dealing with complex contracts or just looking to sharpen your negotiation skills, this episode is packed with real-world strategies that you can put into practice right away. Key Negotiation Lessons from the Discussion: Visualisation for Clarity: Mohammed emphasised the power of visualisation in explaining complex contractual terms like liquidated damages. By narrating real-world scenarios, he could help the counterpart understand the practical implications of the terms, such as how penalties for delays affect operations. Shifting Perspectives (Empathy): One of the core techniques discussed was the need to get the counterpart to “step into your shoes.” This approach fosters empathy, helping the other party see how the terms affect your side of the negotiation and opening the door for collaborative solutions. Balancing Penalties with Incentives: A key theme was balancing punitive elements like liquidated damages with positive incentives (i.e., “the carrot and the stick”). Mohammed and Philip explored how to turn a purely punitive framework into one that also offers rewards for exceeding expectations, such as early delivery bonuses. Tailoring Communication: The importance of tailoring communication based on cultural, regulatory, and individual backgrounds was discussed. Mohammed gave an example of government audits creating stringent requirements that had to be carefully navigated with empathy and understanding. Preparation: Another vital lesson was the importance of preparation before engaging in negotiations. Knowing the other party's business, context, and personal circumstances can help avoid misunderstandings and build trust. Emotional Intelligence and Storytelling: Mohammed highlighted the use of emotional intelligence and storytelling to humanise negotiations. By making abstract terms relatable, such as through analogies to everyday life or workplace scenarios, negotiators can create rapport and reduce friction. This episode is packed with practical examples and actionable tips for both seasoned professionals and those new to the field. Tune in to learn how to bring empathy, clarity, and effective communication to your negotiations! How to make abstract contract terms like liquidated damages relatable using storytelling. The importance of getting the counterpart to “step into your shoes” to foster collaboration. Balancing penalties with incentives to drive better performance. The critical role of preparation and understanding cultural or organisational nuances in negotiation. Introducing the “In My Shoes” Negotiation Card In this episode, we're excited to introduce the “In My Shoes” Negotiation Card, a tool designed to help you practice and master the powerful technique of getting the other party to understand your perspective. This card encourages you to use storytelling and visualisation to illustrate how a negotiation issue impacts you, fostering empathy and collaboration. Whether you're negotiating contract terms, timelines, or payments, the “In My Shoes” card will guide you through exercises that challenge you to clearly communicate your position and create win-win outcomes. Perfect for both beginners and seasoned professionals, this card is an essential addition to your negotiation toolkit.

Maria Puccini, the Executive Director of In My Shoes, stops by the show this week to talk with us about her organization's mission. Enjoy!

Catherine McGee is involved with Our Shoes. They are behind the In My Shoes campaign initiative. It aims to ship pre-loved shoes through schools to send to children in South African towns in an effort to make a positive change to their lives. To discuss this further, Alan Morrissey spoke with Catherine McGee, Campaign Manager of Our Shoes On Thursday's Morning Focus. Photo (c) via ourshoes.ie

Week 24 - More New Things? All the links are at ⁠⁠https://linktr.ee/barbarafaison⁠⁠⁠ ⁠CHECK OUT THE NATIONAL MEDITATION PLAYLIST ON YOUTUBE⁠ I'm back reminding you to try and do new things. In week 14 I shared my Float Spa experience, you can check that out on my blog at barbarafaison.com. This weekend I did quite a few new things. On Friday night Kym, Artis, and I went to a story telling event called, In My Shoes, to see Terri Nicole share an excerpt from her one woman show in progress. Terri's story was hilarious, sweet, and engaging. It was a fun night and we got to hear stories, music, and comedy at the event. Saturday night for dinner my hubby and I stopped by a NEW local restaurant, and guess what, they were playing salsa music! Yay for trying new restaurants in your neighborhood! It was a WIN WIN WIN, threefor. I got to do little seated salsa DANCING whilst enjoying time with TD and eating food that I didn't have to cook. LOL.I really love sharing practical ways to bring mindfulness into our daily lives. And for the third new thing, I was one of the presenters for a Mindfulness program, Flowers and Fruit curated by Helen Nde. On the program, Helen and I shared how to manage thoughts and emotions along with a practice session. I will be back with Ndine Lockhart of Plant Nomad to conclude the Spring Series on June 25 at 3pm. If you are local to Atlanta and you are interested you can find out more at unifiedwellness.org under events. Summer is off to a bang with trying new things for me. I love being able to back up what I suspect with science, yay science! I enjoyed this short blog post by GardenUnity -  that listed four benefits of trying new things: Time becomes more memorable. Fear takes a backseat and your sense of adventure grows. You'll get to know yourself better. Creativity and brain power will be stimulated. I totally agree with all of these and there are even more benefits to trying and doing new things, that's for another time. You never know where your love for something may start - my 25 + years of dancing salsa started with going out dancing with a friend, trying something new. I fell in love with the music, dancing and made lifelong friends that I have traveled with to dance salsa! Are you trying new things? Any new experiences to share? Even simple things such as trying new foods and taking a different route to your destination can be helpful for your overall well-being. I'd love to know what new things you are doing or trying. You can message me on social media or email me at barbarafaisonllc@gmail.com. Keep reading on my website. All the links are at ⁠⁠⁠https://linktr.ee/barbarafaison⁠⁠⁠⁠ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/barbara-faison/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/barbara-faison/support

Bobbin and Eric host Lakayana, Executive Director of Word is Bond, who works with young Black men and boys on leadership development, and more notably, spearheaded walking tours around Portland called “In My Shoes,” where their ambassadors led community members, including elected officials through Portland neighborhoods through their experiences as a Black man. Bobbin, Eric, and Lakayana process the white supremacist terrorism in Buffalo, and how it is not an isolated incident, but a feature of the the value system of the country. They talk about the mainstreaming of extremist and white supremacist ideology, and how this will lead to more violence. Lakayana talks about how centralizing community well-being should be the focus rather than the police. Lastly, Eric, Bobbin, and Lakayana talk about why police "unions" prevent police accountability and ask the question, are they really "unions."

I'm BAAAAAACK! it's my surgery update, what I wish I had done differently and the DRAMA after the surgery in recovery. It was a rocky start but thank God I made It! And, guess what ya'll! It's my two-year podcast anniversary! PLUS a quick preview of wha's coming up In My Shoes and with our non-profit https://www.facebook.com/sewempower?__cft__[0]=AZU5ZQL14xvYzhTuSxFPW_FFAB3gcXOPEH--rb6q-d8eXjBwEJuriDqnyb3J0tqP4ZncKjOVumhhatVyhZVumrL8NGwyBcixsQ4ETVESVXYSNyU2qGtsHVUQ-cxpTcB8YLp9uVV46GWxkwJBig7nwBwVL4dHe6SiAzCRS3aPjJBTaQ&__tn__=-]K-R (Sisters Empowering Women).

#Episode4 of the #ASEANChampions Podcast features Dipna Lim Prasad, former Singaporean Sprinter and Hurdler and co-founder of In My Shoes. Believing that every kid deserves to dream, she started In My Shoes, a social enterprise collecting sports shoes and redistributing them to those in need.

In My Shoes was started by the local nonprofit Word is Bond, whose mission is to change the relationship between young Black men and law enforcement. Word is Bond founder Lakayana Drury says the idea came after watching the program's participants do ride-alongs with the Portland Police Bureau. He saw a need for a reciprocal program, where the young men could tell their stories too.Full story here

Crystal Thornton interviews Founder and CEO Lakayana Drury of Word is Bond, who shares his latest project and invites the community to see the city of Portland through different eyes. Word is Bond presents “In My Shoes,” a storytelling campaign in celebration of Black History Month that features nine walking tours in neighborhoods across Portland led by the community ambassadors of Word is Bond. The tours are designed to highlight the voices, dreams, and experiences of rising Black men as well as the neighborhoods in which they live.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tonight is Thanksgiving and I am so thankful for the opportunity adoption afforded me. It gave me the chance to grow my family and become the mommy God wanted me to be with the two babies He gave me. I am also thankful for the chance adoption has given my baby sister. She adopted a beautiful baby girl 8 months ago. Today you get to meet her! She has A LOT to say and you can see some of it on our Facebook page. You can follow my suga' mama (Charli) on Instagram: @charlisays2021 And follow In My Shoes on Instagram: @ n_my_shoes - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NMyShoes2/ (@NMyShoes2) Don't forget there is still time to help us reach our goal for Giving Tuesday!

Hey Foreign Listeners, In this week's episode, we are discussing the challenges black families face taking care of a loved one with mental illness. To help me discuss this issue, I got the opportunity to interview Karin Davis-Thompson. She is the host of the podcast “In My Shoes, “ where she discusses the challenges of raising a child with a disability and mental health and just the everyday struggles of Black women. Join us as we discuss and have a conversation about this important issue. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/foreignladypod/support

This week on Minnesota Native News, the sound of young people growing and community healing. Laurie Stern reports on a new production that will soon be available for all to see--Marie:This week on Minnesota Native News, the sound of young people growing and community healing. Laurie Stern reports on a new production that will soon be available for all to see.TAPE My name is Jennifer Cortez. I'm 17. I'm from Leech Lake. And today we are starting our filming for our play in my shoes.IN MY SHOES IS THE LATEST PRODUCTION FROM The IKIDOWIN Youth Ensemble, a theater troupe of Native who live in  the Twin Cities.JC: In my shoes is a suicide prevention play. We talk about depression, anxiety, a lot of different mental illnesses. And we make sure that people know that these are real life, illnesses, and that a lot of people do have them and that our friends can have them. And it's really hard to sometimes see. But in the end, it's better to help and to receive that help and ask for that help.At 17, Jennifer Cortez is a mentor to younger cast members. Ikidowin recruited 10 new actors this summer. Liana Star Kier from White Earth is 12. LSK: I take pride in my indigenous culture. So I'm, I'm trying to stay in the community.I have two characters. I'm a bully in one and I put other characters down. I don't like that. But my other part is, I'm a guest speaker in a classroom. My elder and I do teaching about breath.Like how to relax yourself like, um, yeah.(scene sound, fade under)The theater troupe has been practicing most of the summer, building a sense of community and self-confidence. This is 11-year-old Joseph GreenJG: If you just like practice and practice more, acting can get more easier. Because when I first started, I was very shy, like, I couldn't project very well. But I'm better at projected now.(sound: direction from Kirby)The Ikidowin program has been around for decades, a project of the Minneapolis-based  Indigenous People's Task Force. Curtis Kirby III has directed many of its productions. This one is different because it's being staged at a real theater. we're on our first day at the southern theatre, and we're doing tech, and I think it's just awesome to just be in this position, because hopefully, this won't be so irregular. This is our first time in a real theater, with lights, and, you know, we're actually filming it.So I hope that we have more of these experiences, and that we continue to be able to do this work at this capacity and give other youth opportunities.Kirby, as everyone calls him, says the inner-city youth he works with don't have access to extracurricular programs that kids from wealthier families do. Theater, art and sports are often cut when budgets are tight.  Ikidowin is a way to provide some of those opportunities. Not only is In My Shoes being performed at a professional theater, it is being filmed so it can have a life online. 16-year-old Nalia Segura is from Leech Lake.NG: not many people go out because of delta. And like they haven't gotten their vaccine yet. So they don't really go out to places with a lot of people. So as filming it, and like being able to put it on YouTube will allow like more people to see it.KirbyThese stories affect people where I'm from, Bois Forte.  Youth grew up in those reservations that might not get this education elsewhere, because they're from small towns, and that's not really a focus, or they don't talk about these things.  All across the state, you know, and, um, you know,youth  as young as fifth gradeare attempting suicide or committing suicide, you know, until it's a very heavy price. But I think, that's what we're here to do. We're here to tell stories to our people, we're here to heal our people.In My Shoes will be available in September on Ikidowin's new YouTube channel, IkidoFireSema. For MNN I'm LS

It's my hubby ya'll! Joining me at the table to talk about being a girl dad and how he handled the news when her diagnoses began pouring in. Sometimes the importance of a dad is overlooked and for Father's Day, I wanted to shine a light on that special relationship between a girl and her dad. So check out my boo! He has some great wisdom to share and he will talk about the difference between being a boy dad and a girl dad (since we have a son too!). And, you'll find out why it was so important to me that he attend school conferences and events for both of our children. It's a Father's Day edition of In My Shoes, because a girl needs her dad! Happy Father's Day!

As someone who always knew they had a passion for fashion, Tamara Mellon has come a long way from working in a PR firm. As founder of luxury shoe brand Jimmy Choo, founder of a new direct-to-consumer brand bearing her own name, and author of In My Shoes, Mellon is a game-changer in the fashion industry.    In this interview, Nathan Chan sits down to speak with one of the most influential figures in the fashion industry to discuss every step of her journey in the fashion industry. Not only has Mellon displayed an uncanny knack for marketing and branding, but she’s also redefined the way we think about shopping.    A must-listen for anyone with a love for fashion, shoes, and disrupting the industry, Mellon gives a refreshingly wholesome insight into the world of entrepreneurialism.   Get FREE, actionable advice from legitimate founders on starting and growing ANY Business… https://www.foundr.com/freetraining And… If you ARE enjoying the Foundr Podcast’, please make sure to leave us a 5-star review, and let us know who you want to see next. Website: http://www.foundr.com Success Stories: https://foundr.com/success-stories Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/foundr/ YouTube:  http://bit.ly/2uyvzdt  Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/foundr Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/foundr LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/foundr/ Podcast: http://www.foundr.com/podcast Magazine: http://www.foundr.com/magazine

Welcome back lifesavers to Episode 3, part 1 of In My Shoes! In our previous episode, we touched a little bit on diversity and how as students you can do more to enhance diversity at your university. In this episode, we interview Dr. Echols, Dean of Larkin University College of Biomedical Science. Join us as we ask her questions that can help you on your journey to become a medical professional! We have a little bit of everything for those in undergrad to those in the application process and need that extra helping hand. Stay tuned for next week as we release part 2 of this interview! Scholarships: http://brownmae.org/scholarships/ https://cbcfinc.academicworks.com/opportunities/741 Contact Us: Instagram: @InMyShoes101 Twitter: @InMyShoes Email: contactinmyshoes@gmail.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/in-my-shoes/message

This week I got to hang out with Wisconsin native Fallon Schultz. We talked about the two songs she's put out so far "In My Shoes" and "Called It Love" and the meaning behind them, as well what it was like making her move to Nashville! Go check it out! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kyle-corbliss/support

Hanging out with my girls on this episode! As we wrap up celebrating our one year anniversary, this is another group in my tribe talking colorism, one year later, the “angry Black woman syndrome” and our hopes and dreams for the rest of 2021. Listen to my girls Ginain Grayes, of Cook Pray Slay and Maureen Green James of MGJ Speaks and Wyllow Caraballo-Pasani as we hang out as girlfriends do and talk about whatever comes to mind. It’s a party while we celebrate one year of In My Shoes the podcast! Check out Ginain at: https://cookprayslay.com/ Check out Maureen at: https://mgjspeaks.com/

Still celebrating our one year anniversary ya'll! Catching up with some of my tribe and how they feel about COVID and the racial unrest that begun right after In My Shoes began. Hear what they have to say, how they are doing today and what they think 2021 holds as we work toward herd immunity and maybe a little light at the end of the COVID tunnel.

Celebrate with me in this solo episode as In My Shoes turns ONE! Hear why this exciting day almost didn't happen, why I started the podcast, what I had to do when I was plagued with self-doubt and where In My Shoes is going next. Don't miss ME, taking the mic solo. Visit our website: www.inmyshoestoday.com and join our mailing list for all of the IMS news, special offers and exclusive updates.

It's me and my boo ya'll! We are telling our love story for Valentine's Day. Find out what happened when he realized I was just a Freshman, and years later, when we were just about to date and then he moved away. And the day I found out he was getting married!! You will have to listen to find out what happened there! It's Valentine's Day and we are celebrating love on In My Shoes.

The Squintress has returned, and we are thrilled to have her back on the podcast!This time, we discussed her extensive experience handling lighting on cruise ships, including how shows are set up and what the wide range of entertainment types and venues on these ships requires.We talked about her work on the Disney Spectacle Of Dancing Lights, how she pushed the Wholehog II system to the absolute limit while programming it, and the solutions she used to solve problems on that and other installations.We also discussed her philosophies on show structure, desk layout, and education, and even got to talk about her TV show In My Shoes, which she hosts with Ronda Smalling!You can lean more about Susan at her website, and watch her Lighting Workshop 101 Martin Learning Session. Thanks for downloading and listening!

Gazmine "GG" Mason is a powerhouse and inspiration to young Black girls everywhere who may want to breakthrough in a sport or industry where there are few people who look that they do. GG talks with In My Shoes about her career as a pro-bowler, what it's like to see very few people who look like her in the sport. She discusses how she got started, what she hopes to achieve and why she believes the sport sometimes doesn't get the respect it deserves. Learn about GG and what she stands for and her initiatives Black Girls Can Bowl 2 and Got Game. https://www.facebook.com/bgcb2/ https://www.gotgame10.com/our-story https://www.gazminemason.com/

Our special guest on this week’s episode of “Spotlight on Kenosha County Business” is Jo Wynn of Walkin’ In My Shoes.

In this episode we hear from Maria Puccini the Executive Director and Co-Founder of In My Shoes. Maria shares a story that is my favorite story shared on the show so far! It illustrates many traits that make someone successful in development: an enormous amount of passion, humility, the ability to take painful constructive criticism, a deep desire to put the needs of those your organization serves ahead of your own, and persistence. All I can say is WOW! I am excited and can’t wait for you all to hear this incredible story from Maria.

Listen as two In My Shoes regulars talk about how they sometimes feel they may have missed a great opportunity worrying about the "what ifs." They will talk about their experiences in business and their personal lives and how they deal with the self doubt we all struggle with as we strive to make our dreams a reality.

So excited to introduce In My Shoes, a podcast that chronicles the life experiences of women of color. This episode tells you what you can expect and what we hope you will learn from listening.

In this episode I wished everyone a late Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. I was unable to go to my 4th Christmas, because I had a Crohn's Disease flare up. I also found an app called "In My Shoes". The app gives the user a 24 hour experience of what's like to have Crohn's Disease. I talked about my New Year experience in Long Beach. I learned a new term which is "Medium Ugly" "Medium Cute". Prayers for the people in Australia Instagram: King_Coffey Twitter: CoffeyLevell

Dans ce nouvel épisode, Siham reçoit Claire Gibault, cheffe d’orchestre et fondatrice du Paris Mozart Orchestra. Claire Gibault débute sa carrière à l’Opéra National de Lyon avant de devenir la première femme à diriger l’Orchestre de la Scala et les musiciens de la Philharmonie de Berlin. En 2011, elle décide de créer le Paris Mozart Orchestra qui repose sur des valeurs fortes comme la lutte contre toutes les formes de discrimination. Dans cet épisode, vous découvrirez comment la passion de Claire pour la musique et son talent de cheffe d’orchestre lui ont permis de s’imposer dans un monde qui, a priori, ne lui ressemblait pas.Cet épisode de Génération XX est également un épisode bonus du nouveau podcast "IN MY SHOES" proposé par BNP Paribas."IN MY SHOES" est une série d'épisodes sur la diversité et l'inclusion en entreprise avec des interviews de femmes et d'hommes qui font bouger les lignes. Pour l'écouter : https://podcast.ausha.co/in-my-shoes Pour suivre les actualités de Claire Gibault et du Paris Mozart Orchestra : http://www.parismozartorchestra.com/Pour suivre la Maestra : https://lamaestra-competition.com/Pour suivre Génération XX : https://www.generationxx.fr/https://www.instagram.com/generationxx/Crédits musique : Schubert Symphonie n5 1er mouvementEnregistré en direct en mai 2014 au Théâtre des Champs-ElyséesDisponible à l'écoute ici : https://soundcloud.com/parismozartorchestra/schubert-symphonie-n5-1er-mouvementProduction INDIECREW pour Génération XX, tous droits réservés 2019 - Musique libre de droits "Please listen carefully" Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.

Tjugoåriga artisten Keyra blir nästa gäst att vara på Art is Alive. Från att börja sjunga som liten och turnera runt hela Europa till att bli signad på ett skivbolag och ta sig ur detta till starta sitt eget musikbolag, är Keyra nu fast inställd på att släppa musik som självständig artist. Detta avsnitt blir lite speciellt, för idag släpps hennes nya singel In My Shoes, som går att höra på alla streamingtjänster. Även en musikvideo har släppts i samarbete med streetwear-kedjan JD Sports. Vi pratar om låten, hur det var att lämna sitt skivbolag efter konflikter och prat om hur viktigt det är att stå på sig som artist och offentlig person i musikbranschen. Lyssna på In My Shoes här: https://open.spotify.com/album/0EW4Z4K8Xtp6hKabUEJ7Za?si=X5ycwKD-SZGwiWIC6kzdcQ Se videon till In My Shoes här: https://youtu.be/km9IpCS6qo4 Lyssna på Life Support här: https://ampl.ink/W4ZBl Se videon till Life Support här: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=qSopHr9Bgbg Keyra på Instagram: @keyramusic Zeventine på Instagram: @zeventine

Keyra är nästa artist att gästa Art is Alive. Hör avsnittet exklusivt imorgon för hennes nya singel In My Shoes som även kommer kunnas lyssnas på i alla streamingtjänster. 

We take you to our live presentation of our podcast at SXSWEdu 2019. Mike and Brandon were joined on stage by Ashley Mannka-Suydam, Director, Learning Products at ACT to talk about the top trends at the conference. We also discussed through our brand new March Madness bracket. After our live show, you'll hear two interviews from the Expo floor. Dan talks to a company called In My Shoes. They are looking to use video and in-person mentors to help at-risk and minority students visualize themselves as successful in the business world. Mike then catches up with Vincent Routhier, CEO of LU Interactive, to discuss their interactive physical education technology. Can a re-imagined gymnasium help keep kids get active and reinforce classroom concepts?  Tune in for a sense of what’s emerging at SXSW EDU.  

Tamara Mellon is an entrepreneur, author, founder, and designer, best known for co-founding Jimmy Choo and founding her own brand, Tamara Mellon. At Jimmy Choo, she built one of the most recognizable luxury brands in the world—transforming what she saw as a gap in the accessories market into a multi-million dollar opportunity and cultural phenomenon. Since leaving the iconic brand, Tamara has written a memoir, In My Shoes, and launched a new business.Today, she runs her luxury shoe brand in a decidedly untraditional way, selling directly to consumers and skipping the fancy department stores. Today she's talking to Sophia about brand-building, bankruptcy, starting over, and of course, that unforgettable Sex and the City moment that made Jimmy Choo a household name. 

Tamara Mellon is an entrepreneur, author, founder, and designer, best known for co-founding Jimmy Choo and founding her own brand, Tamara Mellon. At Jimmy Choo, she built one of the most recognizable luxury brands in the world—transforming what she saw as a gap in the accessories market into a multi-million dollar opportunity and cultural phenomenon. Since leaving the iconic brand, Tamara has written a memoir, In My Shoes, and launched a new business.Today, she runs her luxury shoe brand in a decidedly untraditional way, selling directly to consumers and skipping the fancy department stores. Today she’s talking to Sophia about brand-building, bankruptcy, starting over, and of course, that unforgettable Sex and the City moment that made Jimmy Choo a household name. 

Adriana, a mom of two with multiple sclerosis (MS), shares the story of her diagnosis. MS nurse and President of the MS Nurses of Australasia Network, Belinda Bardsley, and neurologist Dr. Mike Boggild help us understand MS and what a person might expect after a diagnosis. Watch a day in the life of Adriana in her In My Shoes video here. This episode has kindly been supported by MS Australia and sponsored by Roche Australia, material number 37562681 and prepared in May 2018.

Adriana tells us how MS has impacted her life. MS nurse and President of the MS Nurses of Australasia Network, Belinda Bardsley, and neurologist Dr. Boggild discuss the impact MS can have on patients from a clinical perspective. Listen to Part 1 of Adriana's story. Watch a day in the life of Adriana in her In My Shoes video here. This episode has kindly been supported by MS Australia and sponsored by Roche Australia, material number 37562681 and prepared in May 2018.

Adriana shares how MS has impacted her career and lifestyle. MS nurse Belinda Bardsley, and neurologist Dr. Boggild share their expertise on maintaining a career and making healthy lifestyle choices after a diagnosis of MS. Listen to Part 3 of Adriana's story. Watch a day in the life of Adriana in her In My Shoes video here. This episode has kindly been supported by MS Australia and sponsored by Roche Australia, material number 37562681 and prepared in May 2018.

Continuing our conversation with MS advocate Adriana, MS nurse Belinda Bardsley, and neurologist Dr. Boggild, we talk about what treatments and supportive therapies are available to people with MS and how MS treatment decisions are made. Listen to Part 2 of Adriana's story Watch a day in the life of Adriana in her In My Shoes video here. This episode has kindly been supported by MS Australia and sponsored by Roche Australia, material number 37562681 and prepared in May 2018.

Adriana talks to us about the ups and downs she faces as a parent living with MS. MS nurse Belinda Bardsley, and neurologist Dr. Boggild share their professional advice on family management. Listen to Part 4 of Adriana's story. Watch a day in the life of Adriana in her In My Shoes video here. This episode has kindly been supported by MS Australia and sponsored by Roche Australia, material number 37562681 and prepared in May 2018.

Black comedy thriller film Thoroughbreds is about 2 American teenage girls who hatch a plot to kill one of their step-fathers. Is it easier to hire an assassin or do it themselves? And will emotions get in the way of such a potentially messy business? Congreve's The Way Of The World at London's Donmar Warehouse is a restoration comedy. But how funny can one make a wildly convoluted 300 year old plot about inheritance funny for today's theatre goers? Richard Powers' latest novel is The Overstory - about mankind's relationship with the arboreal world. Eight stories set around the USA over several centuries come together to make readers rethink their relationship with trees BBC TV is broadcasting a 4 part adaptation of China Mieville's novel The City & The City. It's a complicated speculative fiction work involving two cities which occupy exactly the same space and time but are invisible to each other. Well sort of... See if our reviewers have made sense of the idea The Arts Council Collection tours the UK bringing major works by established and emerging British artists to venues which might not otherwise have access to important contemporary art. The exhibition In My Shoes at Yorkshire Sculpture Park is the opening venue for a chance to see the newest collection additions. Tom Sutcliffe's guests are Jessica Burton, John Mullan and Sarah Crompton. The producer is Oliver Jones.

In this episode Shakira Brown a.k.a The Small Biz Whisperer is on location at the Future of Storytelling Festival (FoST FEST), which took place October 6-8 2017 at the Snug Harbor Cultural Center in Staten Island, NY. In it’s debut year, FoST FEST launched as the world’s first immersive storytelling expo open to the public. FoST FEST celebrates the changing nature of the audience from passive consumers of media to active participants in our stories. It featured a broad range of interactive technologies such as Virtual Reality (VR), Augmented Reality (AR), Mixed Reality (MR) and Artificial Intelligence (AI) and participatory activities including immersive theatre and live action role playing games.  The Small Biz Whisperer interviewed many of the content creators and captured sound from talks and experiences through the festival including:  Academy Award-Winning Director, Producer, Writer Steven Soderbergh shares insights about his HBO user interactive project “Mosaic.” Alexander Mejia , CEO human interact provides an overview of his company and hes VR/AI game “Starship Commander.”  Hooke Audio Founder Anthony Mattana ttalks about his latest invention 3D sound device the Hooke Verse  Ryan Moss – Storytelling and Brand Strategy, Cortana Microsoft Jocelyn Scheirer (producer), Ken Perlin (executive producer) and Kris Layng (Production Designer) creators of Holojam in Wonderland UNLTD CO-Founder and CEO John Hamilton producer of “Suite 1742” Tessa Ratuszynska, multimedia artist involved with the creation of the two person, VR experience about intimacy called “In My Shoes.”  Andrew Peters, Creative Director - The Brand Experience  This is a jammed pack super-sized edition of the Moment Masters Show and by the end of it you will have learned great details about how technology will continue revolutionize how you tell your business story.  Need to clarify your message or personal brand? Sign-Up for a free consultation for a limited time -https://calendly.com/shakira/30-minute-2018-branding-chat Learn more about how to hire Shakira to help you with your business or to speak at your next event: http://shakirabrown.com Click here to check out Shakira's Hot List of Business Productivity tools and resources  Follow Me on Twitter: @SmallBizWhisper Subscribe to this Podcast in iTunes (please leave a review if you like what you hear!) Subscribe to this Podcast in Google Play Subscribe to this Podcast in Stitcher    Show Notes   Mosaic – Official Site: http://www.watchmosaic.com Check out the trailer - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Km_u51OE3VA  Starship Commander – Visit Human-interact.com the trailer and sign up for updates. Follow Alexander Mejia on Twitter @alexander_mejia   Hooke Audio - Check them out on all major social via @HookeAudio Learn more and buy one at https://hookeaudio.com Microsoft – Learn more about the future of artificial intelligence visit Microsoft.ai and learn more about Hololens mixed reality technology at Microsoft.com/hololens    Holojam in Wonderland - Find out more info email the team at: Holojamwonderland@gmail.com. Check out the VR experience info -- http://frl.nyu.edu/wonderland/  (pictured - Kris Layng - creative director)   In My Shoes --- JaneGauntlett.com/in-my-shoes-intimacy  UNLTD - Suite 1742 (John Lennon & Yoko Ono Virtual Bed-in-for-Peace Experience) – Check out the trailer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-hKl-_iIthc&feature=youtu.be Notes and Keys - Learn more http://www.columbia.edu/cu/notesandkeys/   Be a guest on Moment Masters Show - email podcast@momentmasters.com     

Kate Doak is a freelance investigative journalist who runs her own current affairs website (thedeadlynewt.com) and writes and reports for numerous publications.  She is a proud transwoman who's passionate about confronting transphobia and other forms of discrimination facing the LGBTIQ community. Listen to hear about her coming out story (both of them), the physical threats trans people still face and the importance of language and visibility.  @katedoak Cause of the Week: The Safe Schools Coalition (safeschoolscoalition.org.au) For more info check out The Gender Centre & short film In My Shoes