Podcast appearances and mentions of Jane Hall

Our host Cat Vendl is talking all things Australian wildlife health with wildlife biologist Jane Hall. Jane is the project officer at the Australian Registry of Wildlife Health at Taronga Zoo and a PhD candidate at Griffith University.   In her many years with the Registry, she has worked with all creatures big and small, from the tiniest marsupials to the giants of the sea, the humpback whales. Her work took her on many trips to one of her favorite places on Earth, Christmas Island, where she has studied the health of the Christmas Island flying foxes.   On the side, Jane investigates the impact of disease and pollution on New Zealand fur seals for her PhD. LinksJane's research profile at Griffith UniversityJane's profile with the Australian registry of Wildlife HealthWanna be a guest on the show? Feel free to email communications(at)wildlifedisease.org or catharinavendl(at)gmail.com with a short summary of your research story.   We'd love to hear from you ... share your thoughts, feedback and ideas.

Jane Hall joins Chrissie to talk Temu, lip gloss, soap, cheesel socks and a weighted vest.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jane Hall joins Chrissie to chat all things jet lag, European adventures, and budget-busting bargains. From reinventing herself in Italy to snagging the perfect Aldi puffer, this episode is packed with laughs, travel tales, and unexpected gems. Don't miss it!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In our final episode from the NACDA Series, we're sharing the first and last conversations we had at the show! Our last conversation was with Ira Akers, Co-Founder, and Christopher Saccoccia, Head of Global Events, both with CUE Audio, who share the company's history and how it enhances the live event experience. Also, our first conversation with Lacey Hall, an up-and-comer in the sports industry, joined by her mother, Jane Hall, as they talk about their experiences at the show and what they are looking forward to in the future.   Links: 12 - Talking About Fan Engagement Opportunities with CUE Audio's Ira Akers

Jane Hall is back from London, and Chrissie shows off her new Jeffrey Dahmer glasses. They discuss Instagram "meanies" and share their funniest online shopping fails. Chrissie reveals her latest fascination with pyromania, and they play "What's in the Belly Bag?". See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jane Hall and Chrissie discuss the greatest potato crisps of all time, play a guessing game to find out where the hell Chrissie got her chic jumpsuit and Jane regales us with a fish and chip shop ‘How Very Dare You!' Listen on the Nova Player app and follow us on Instagram.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jane and Chrissie have entered their budget busting era, they play a round of what's in the BellyBag and chat about mounting horses and faking it til you make it. We also find out the most popular google search question asked of Jane Hall.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jane and Chrissie talk honey soy chicken chips, bad haircuts and what you must never do when you're pregnant or in the middle of a midlife crisis. Listen on the Nova Player app and follow us on Instagram.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

An all new episode of Hey Hey It's The Podcast is here! Join Criss Fresh, Mitch and Jonesy as they recap episodes of Australian TV institution Hey Hey It's Saturday. This episode looks at the 30th Hey Hey of 1997. It features Tina Arena, Dave Hughes, Jane Hall and more.   Please subscribe to us on iTunes and you can find us at: Twitter: @heyheypodcast Instagram @heyheypodcast

Ballarat, the second largest regional capital city in Western Victoria with a strong Aboriginal and Torres strait Islander history is hosting a Survival Day Dawn Ceremony this January 26. The event acknowledges the survival and strength of First Nations Peoples while promoting unity and solidarity.

It is time for an adventure in the desert as this episode of Travel in 20 jets to Dubai with special guest, Jane Hall.  Find out what Jane's first impressions of Dubai were, when she arrived to film season six of Luxury Escapes: The World's Best Holidays. Jane reveals what she loved about her experience in the Dubai desert and shares the one thing any visitor can't miss when they visit.   Jane describes the wonderful offerings – and how she made the most of them – at Atlantis The Royal, Dubai, and reveals her tip for what first-time visitors can expect on a trip to this glittery desert city.   Featured in this episode:  Bab Al Shams Desert Resort Atlantis The Royal, Dubai    Stay up-to-date with other episodes of Travel in 20 on Spotify, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.  Experience more of the world's best holiday destinations with Luxury Escapes – with more inclusions, more value and more expertise. Find and book everything you need, from hotels and resorts to flights, tours, cruises and experiences, for your next escape.    Visit luxuryescapes.com to get more from your next holiday.  Travel in 20 is recorded on Wurundjeri land. It is hosted by Jacqui Felgate and produced by Mike Liberale. 

Today we get our friend Jane Hall in and talk about some of the hot takes she has on various topics. Is she into the whole bum bag craze or will she let Chrissie down?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Danny has mixed emotions about Father's Day. He's trying to balance his needs with the demands of parenting and wants to hear more about fatherhood. He's also curious if being psychiatrists changes our views on parenting.  Michelle (34:30) is a newly minted therapist and has questions about the role of transference and countertransference in our sessions. She'd also like to know if we have advice for someone just starting out as a therapist.  _______ David argues that balancing personal and parenting needs can be especially hard when--like Danny--you're trying to create a different kind of life for your child.  At 08:33 we discuss the various meanings of fatherhood.  We discuss our personal experiences starting at 12:49 which quickly becomes sentimental. At 17:29 we discuss parenting as psychiatrists. At 24:50 David has 2 hot tips from psychotherapy that he applies to parenting.  David recommends (32:00) the work of David Lancy to get some perspective on modern parenting (http://www.anthropologyofchildhood.usu.edu). The books we mention at the end of Act 2 for the new therapist are: The Gift of Therapy by Irvin Yalom, M.D and Deepening the Treatment by Jane Hall, LCSW If you have questions or feedback please send a message (voicemail or email) on our website: https://www.callthepsychiatrists.com 

Bloomberg Washington Correspondent Joe Mathieu delivers insight and analysis on the latest headlines from the White House and Capitol Hill, including conversations with influential lawmakers and key figures in politics and policy. On this edition, Joe speaks with: Bloomberg Reporter Kailey Leinz in Miami on former President Donald Trump's day in court Former Federal Prosecutor and Former Special Counsel to Robert Mueller while at DOJ, Michael Zeldin on the Trump indictment Bloomberg Politics Contributor Jeanne Sheehan Zaino & Republican Strategist and former press secretary for Governor George Pataki Chapin Davis on Mr. Trump's indictment Bloomberg Congressional reporter Erik Wasson on House stalemate, possibility of government shutdown Palm Beach County State Attorney Dave Aronberg on Mr. Trump's indictment Associate Professor of Journalism, Politics, and Media in the School of Communication at American University, Jane Hall on media coverage surrounding the former POTUS Bloomberg Government Deputy Managing Editor Wendy Benjaminson on the indictment of former President Trump Bloomberg Fed Team Leader Kate Davidson previews Wednesday's fed economic announcement See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bloomberg Washington Correspondent Joe Mathieu delivers insight and analysis on the latest headlines from the White House and Capitol Hill, including conversations with influential lawmakers and key figures in politics and policy.  On this edition, Joe speaks with:  Jane Hall, Associate Professor of Journalism, Politics, and Media at American University on the CNN town hall with former President Donald Trump.  Bloomberg Politics Contributors Jeanne Sheehan Zaino and Rick Davis on the CNN town hall and how it will impact Donald Trump's chances at the GOP presidential nomination.  Carly Fiorina, Founder and Chairman of Carly Fiorina Enterprises and Unlocking Potential, and Bloomberg Wall Street Week host David Westin on the drama between Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and Disney.  Democrat Congressman from Texas Henry Cuellar on the expiration of Title 42.  Bloomberg Intelligence Senior Regional Banks Analyst Herman Chan and Bloomberg Intelligence Senior Government Analyst Nathan Dean on the FDIC, short-selling, and the marijuana banking bill.  Bloomberg National Politics Reporter Nancy Cook on the battle between Disney and Florida Governor Ron DeSantis. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today's guests: Jane Hall, Associate Professor at American University School of Communication discusses the score of crises facing President Biden. Jonathan Gruber, Professor of Economics at MIT and Architect of the Affordable Care Act, discusses ACA funding. And Politics Contributors Jeanne Sheehan Zaino and Rick Davis discuss President Biden's approval ratings, his upcoming Saudi trip, and turning around his administration's woes. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hitting 200 podcast episodes is no easy feat, and in light of that, we're going back to where it all started… We're revisiting our very first episode of The Treasury Career Corner podcast, where we spoke with Sarah-Jane Hall, SVP Treasury at GSK, about the ins and outs of working in global treasury. When last we spoke, Sarah-Jane was the Group Treasurer, Pension Investments & Insurance at GlaxoSmithKline PLC. In that role, she was in charge of debt and investments, oversight of the GSK's global treasury activities and insurance coverage for the group. Since then, she's transitioned to the SVP Treasury role and has assisted with the demerger of GSK's consumer business, having taken semi-retirement in 2021. Sarah-Jane is a Fellow of the Association of Corporate Treasurers and a member of the ACT Technical Committee. She holds a BSc in Psychology from Exeter University. On the podcast we discussed… How Sarah-Jane got her “accidental” start in treasury How her role evolved over time The differences between domestic and global treasury Why determination is vital for career success How treasury systems and processes have changed Why the right team culture is so important Why teamwork is vital in treasury (and across other fields) The challenges Sarah-Jane foresees in the future of treasury Sarah-Jane's advice for people looking to be global treasurers You can connect with Sarah-Jane on https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarah-jane-hall-52111b159/?originalSubdomain=uk (LinkedIn).

Thirty years ago I met Jane Hall Lute while she was my professor at West Point. Since our time together she has gone on to be the Assistant Secretary General for Peacebuilding Support at the United Nations, the former Deputy Secretary of Homeland Security for the United States, and is now the Director at SIPCA. As she mentions,” Jane Hall does not move backward”. Her illustrious career is cornerstonesd with humility,curiosity, and a commitment to learn something new from every conversation. Jane has always been able to distill the most complicated processes and ideas into comprehensible action steps. She is able to shift the context through humor and simplification, on the dime, and even does so a couple of times in this recording.  In this episode, you'll hear what leadership means to Jane and how we must show up as leaders, not to be praised or because it's being asked of us - but rather because it is our collective duty as humans.  Jane's ‘what you see is what you get” demeanor is funny, sharp, and inviting. I'm so grateful for the time we spent together. Enjoy the show! Show Notes: What happens to your presence when you realize you've become a role model. Human beings don't need to earn respect, they deserve respect. Presence as the most important attribute of a leader. How being a “spectacular failure” can work out for the good. Leading by example stays with people for life. Leaders need to be the weight bearing capacity for the waste of an organization sometimes. What's meant to be on your path will find a way to make its way there.  Navigating toxic people in organizations without compromising the mission. An example of setting boundaries and not suffering in silence. One of the most important choices we have is choosing who is in the sandbox with us.  Jane's insights on Ukraine and the Western World. Pre-order Becky's Book Impact With Integrity: Repair the World Without Breaking Yourself

Ryan talks to Jane Hall, professor, journalist, media commentator, and author of Politics and the Media: Intersections and New Directions. They discuss media bias, tribalism, and lots more.

In our Correspondent Close-Up, John Stolnis catches us up on what's happening in Ukraine, and Linda Kenyon previews this week's Supreme Court nomination hearings for Kentaji Brown Jackson. Clayton Neville attended an anti-war rally in Dallas, TX over the weekend where he spoke with several Ukrainian-Americans about the war going on in their homeland. We'll share some of those with you. And how has the media coverage been for the war in Ukraine? Jane Hall, author of the new book, “Politics and the Media: Intersections and New Directions” joins us for an interesting conversation on the topic. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Episode Take-aways: • Redefining Wellness: Ways to highlight your client's wellness factors to enhance underwriting offers • Positive impact of a focused cover letter on underwriting offers • Underwriting success stories using PartnersFinancial QuickQuote tool on Blueprint Guests: Jane Hall, VP, Chief Underwriter & Cindy Davis, AVP, Senior Underwriting Consultant, PartnersFinancial

Recent years have witnessed a growing attention to the study of female artists, architects, designers and their contribution to the story of modern design. Jane Hall's book Woman Made: Great Women Designers comes to tell the story of 200 pioneering female designers from 50 countries, who have worked in the past 100 years in furniture, textiles, and lighting design. Some helped shaping the industry, some made history, some created work that has been recognized as groundbreaking despite difficulties to express their voices, and together they formed an enormous body of work created exclusively by women.

Jane Hall isn't coping, but she looks cut as hell in her new beanie, so you know, swings and roundabouts. A Nova Podcast Podcast Produced & Edited By Andy Zito Executive Producer: Jack Charles Producers: Victoria Wall & Brodie Pummeroy Additional Audio Production: Tim Mountford See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jane Hall has lost her mind; Tony Martin may have too; Neil Perry has the secret to a ripper toastie; Sam has some news about the Queen; we asked you when your kid got you into trouble; you call to Ask Browny your questions; and we insert sound effects into the Glass Animals song 'heat waves'. A Nova Podcast Podcast Produced & Edited By Andy Zito Executive Producer: Jack Charles Producers: Victoria Wall & Brodie Pummeroy Additional Audio Production: Tim Mountford See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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The National Security Science podcast is a spin-off of National Security Science magazine at Los Alamos National Laboratory. We bring you stories from the Lab’s Weapons programs—stories that show how innovative science and engineering are the key to keeping America safe. Or, as we like to say, better science equals better security.It’s March, Women’s History Month. And for this podcast, we bring you the story of Jane Hall. Jane Hall came to the Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory in 1945. She had an incredible career as a nuclear physicist and as a manager. In 1955, she became the Lab’s first female assistant director, working closely with Director Norris Bradbury. In 1966, Jane was the first woman appointed to the General Advisory Committee if the Atomic Energy Commission, which offered guidance to top policy makers about scientific and technical matters relating to atomic energy.

In this episode, hypnotherapist and rapid transformational therapist Jane Hall joins Ali and Brad to talk about the limiting and conflicting beliefs originating in childhoods that affect and hamper us going forward in life. Find out how you can breakthrough your money blocks and overcome financial beliefs that hold you back. Find out more about Jane Hall: Website: janehall.com.au

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Catch up on today's show here on the full podcast!Jess Mauboy! Tony Martin! Jane Hall! Christine Anu! Tidbits! A weird 'Freaky Friday' situation! Heaps more! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Catch up on today's show here on the full podcast!Jane Hall! Titus O'Reily! Denis Pagan! Cheat sheet of the week! Deano's Pitch! Stump Chrissie! Dave O'Nei! It's Friday! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Nowhere in the world celebrates Modernism better than Modernism Week in Palm Springs, California.  Every February, they have a huge architecture and design festival and for the last five years, USModernist has been there interviewing nearly all Modernism Week’s keynote speakers plus special guests at the USModernist compound, aka poolside at the hip Hotel Skylark. Almost all the famous names in the pantheon of mid-century modern architecture are, well, male, a function of the widely held but false belief there weren’t many women interested in architecture, plus the sad but true fact that these women were marginalized by the profession, their colleagues, and the media.  Host George Smart meets with MW speakers Libby Otto and Jane Hall, two authors discussing amazing women in architecture we don’t know about – and why we should.

Sarah Hendy is joined by founder of the Isle of Man Festival of Choirs, Geoff Corkish and we pay a visit to The Engine House for their Potter's Fair where we speak to Engine House Director, Jane Hall, and artist Steve Black.

Jane Hall gets competitive! Tony Martin offered us a tidbit about Harold Lloyd! Chrissie tested Browny and Sam on ‘Leigh Matthews’! Sam gave us a legendary ‘change of page’ from the one and only Peter Hitchener! You called with your emergencies! Browny made an official statement about whether he’ll be coaching the Blues next year. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this episode, we’re talking about death. Specifically, we take a look at end-of-life care in Australia from an individual and societal view. Distinguished Professor Jane Hall from the University of Technology Sydney discusses how health economics and individual choice together can improve the way we do end-of-life care. Plus, Nicole speaks with a palliative care nurse about how to plan for the final stages of life.Further Reading:If you’d like to share your care experiences participate in professor Jane Hall’s survey, you can email endoflifecare@chere.uts.edu.au.Starting the conversation about end of life care can be difficult, if you need help with where to start, visit dyingtotalk.org.au or Palliative Care Australia.In Australia, you can find state-by-state information on advanced care directives through Advance Care Planning AustraliaThanks to Grace Keyworth and Kate Reid, Nurse Practitioner, National Clinical Advisor from Palliative Care AustraliaThanks to Grace Keyworth and Kate Reid, Nurse Practitioner, National Clinical Advisor from Palliative Care AustraliaMusic:Photo: Supplied

Sounds romantic? That’s Sam’s Valentine’s Day plan. We talked to Jane Hall about her obvious attraction to another guest, Mark MAFS! UK comedy legend Eddie Izzard spoke every language we could think of; Sam gave us the rundown of the recent Tony Mokbel drama, and; you called to offer us (and Eddie Izzard) a tidbit!Have you followed us on Instagram? You really must, it’s actually officially (thanks science) the best Insta channel in history! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We’re so pleased to launch our brand new podcast - Treasury Career Corner.  Every week I will be interviewing treasury professionals from across the globe about their role, how they built their career, where they are now and where they see themselves and the treasury industry going next.   We’ll talk about obstacles and challenges that they faced, and how they overcame them so that you can learn from them. I also intend to discuss with my guests where they got their big breaks and what they see as key to their success. We’ll also dig into treasury talent issues. I have a fantastic first guest to kick off the podcast! I interviewed  Sarah-Jane Hall, the Group Treasurer at GSK. One of the key differences between Sarah-Jane’s role and many other treasurers’ roles is the global nature of the business. GSK is the fifth largest pharmaceutical group on the London Stock Exchange with operations in over 100 countries. I was interested to find out more about Sarah-Jane’s career within treasury and what kind of recruitment challenges GSK faces when searching for new staff on a global scale. On the podcast we discussed… Sarah-Jane’s journey from graduation to her current role as Group Treasurer at GSK How Sarah-Jane’s role as treasurer has evolved over recent years The differences between running a domestic or European operation and running a global operation An overview of the treasury structure including corporate finance and global treasury consultancy Sarah-Jane’s ‘key to success’ and the importance of having determination in your role as treasurer Creating a positive and supportive team culture in the world of treasury How processes and systems have changed and improved Advice for people who want to be a Global Treasurer including the necessary qualifications and skills in project management, communications and writing The importance of being a team player in treasury Challenges that the treasury profession is facing and foreseen trials in light of Brexit and advancements in technology etc. An insight into the world of treasury and the various roles within it Much more! If you’d like to find out more about Sarah-Jane and her role as a Global Treasurer for GSK, you can visit the website for more information or you can reach out to her via her LinkedIn profile.  Interested in a career in treasury? Search for your perfect treasury job here. If you’re enjoying the show PLEASE GIVE US A RATING HERE

Home thrown & Hand grown Stoneware made in the hills of Coshocton Ohio. Rachel Jane Hall is a second generation potter but growing up in her parents salt glaze business, potting wasn't on her short list of careers. But the universe had other plans for Rachel Jane. 4 years ago Rachel Jane met her mentor and started on at a local mini production studio to attach handles. Hillbippie Clay Co. is a product of rural inspirations and functional interpretations.

Well, almost all of us are back. With our good mate Dave O’Neil back in for a holidaying Sam Pang, we came back fresh AF and ready to get into your earballs!We talked about Nollsy, Chrissie took us through ‘your say’, Jane Hall came in for the worst round of Final Word ever, and Bernie Vince gave us some insight into Sam ‘on the field’ vibes after a round of golf. Listen up! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Bonnie Jane Hall is the author of "Reaching the Shore--A Story of survival, Courage and Endurance" along with contributions from her son Devon Jake Douma. This is one story of the juvenile justice system, a story of family, of the typical challenges, and a stark view into prison walls. I feel we can say the penal system if not broken, has many cracks. Devon's experiences told directly give us these insights. As a result of Devon's incarceration Bonnie founded Mothers for Prison Reform. As of 2013 the US had the highest incarceration rate in the world. www.bonniejanehall.com

WBZ's Laurie Kirby speaks with a mother for juvenile prison reform.

Chrissie puts Jane Hall and Sam Pang to the test. Who knows her better? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jane Hall drops by and takes on Sam and Browny in a Quiz of Chrissie, Matty J addresses the saucy rumours floating around The Bachelor at the moment, Orazio Fantasia tells us why it’s important to #ChangeTheNumber when it comes to youth homelessness, and can you make Sam laugh? No. No, you can’t. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

What a Thursday! Chrissie was reunited on air with Jane Hall and they talked so much we didn't even get to the game we wanted to play... next time, Jane! Troy Kinne was here, we played 'Whose Plot Line is it Anyway?' and never has the name 'Jonathan Brown' been said more in a radio program! Listen up! Get the latest visuals from the show at our Instagram @chrissiesamandbrowny See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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On Friday, Jane Hall from the Manx Art Directory brought with her a very special guest - award winning ice sculptor Darren Jackson. Along with his wife, Stephanie Quayle, Darren is responsible for the Douglas Town Centre Christmas Ice Sculptures - and also the popular Loughtan Ram and Manannan Mac Lir giant creations that have been displayed around the Island. We asked him to stay behind after the show so we could grill him some more about his work. You can find out more about Darren and his amazing sculptures: http://darrenjackson.org.uk/

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Happy Tuesday... Or is it?!?!? Either way, it's time to Turn Up the Night! Kenny, Tom & Raine dig their heels into the GOP muck du jour for a three hour thrillride! The Trumpster Dumpster Fire Rages On!!! VINCE FOSTER!?!?!? The Donald Flip-Flops like a dying fish over Bill Clinton!!! PLUS: Trumplestilskin has a YOOGE message for Latino Evangelicals from his noisy airplane. A Special Message from Macarone! Jane Hall & Amy Goodman call out the corporate media for their wall-to-wall Trump shitstorm. Trump's Healy Baumgardner and the "Top Line!" News Ninja Action! The Green News Report! Name Calling! Reverse Call-In with Adam Hebert of Mic Check Radio discussing his 'Towel Day' Special! AmeriGEDDON! is a movie that nobody cares about. Some big Graham Bonnet News! Charlie Daniels proves you can't spell IRAN without the NRA! Fox & Friends gets one thing right among 100 things wrong. It's a first! Tucker Carlson slags Glenn Beck! Crazy Fundies: The Animal Worship Evolution is the Religion of Atheism Edition! Kill me now. Samantha Bee's brilliant follow-up to the unholy alliance of the GOP & Evangelicals! As always the show is peppered with MORE!!!

In dieser brandneuen Ausgabe von Nightcrow in Serie widmen wir uns einer aussergewoehnlichen Serie, welche in Deutschland nur drei mal im TV gezeigt wurde. Es dreht sich dabei um Rock n Roll Daddy, welche den Originaltitel All together now traegt. Diese Serie umfasste 3 Staffeln mit 101 Episoden und handelt von einem erfolglosen Alt-Hippie dessen traeger Alltag von der Nachricht unterbrochen wird dass er Kinder im Teenager Alter hat von denen er nichts wusste. Fortan muessen sich alle Bewohner des Haushaltes mit veraenderten und fuer sie auch nicht immer tollen Begebenheiten arrangieren. Rock n Roll Daddy ist eine australische Sitcom welche in seiner Machart voll den Stil der 90er Jahre getroffen hatte. Rein hoeren lohnt sich in jedem Fall.

Along with Jane Hall, Chrissie Swan led Melbourne’s first all-female breakfast show on Mix that went to #1 in 2014. In 2016, she co-hosts Chrissie, Sam and Browny on NOVA's breakfast show.  Chrissie is one of radio’s best storytellers, and her warmth and honesty has delivered audiences to every station she’s worked on. In this interview, she reflects on life, career and confidence. 'Lots of people are working hard, but I feel really great about where I'm at. The show's great. My family's great. I'm very lucky'. Game Changers: Radio is a show dedicated to the radio industry. Get in touch with our host Craig Bruce on Twitter @cb_bruce and our producer Jay Mueller @bad_producer. Check out all of our episodes at www.radiogamechangers.com. Game Changers: Radio - Insights and Lessons from the World's Best Radio Broadcasters and Programmers is available now at Amazon.  Game Changers: Radio is produced by Bad Producer Productions.    Support the show.

Professor Jane Hall, from the Centre for Health Economics Research and Evaluation at the University of Technology Sydney on her proposal for a new option for Australians to pay their healthcare costs.

In this podcast, our expert panel consider what architecture’s responsibilities should be to the public good and whether it is time for architects to adopt a new code of ethics. Today with architecture in thrall to private interests to a greater degree than perhaps ever before, it is time to reassess architects’ responsibilities beyond those to the client, and to the broader public good. Do architecture and architects require a new code of ethics? If so, what should be the parameters and who should decide them? Speakers include Jane Hall, founding member of Turner prize-winning Assemble and Christine Murray, editor of Architectural Review (chair). Image caption: Tower construction © Artur Bogacki/Alamy

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Ben Stuart presents, Episode 1 of the Create More Podcast. The first of this months episodes sees Ben explore behind the scenes of Assemble Studios and talk to one of the founding members, the lovely Jane Hall. They discuss everything from Assembles first projects done in the summer of their university course all the way up to their current Turner Prize nomination and lots of stuff in-between. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

A conversation with The Washington Post’s Jeff Leen and Bart Gellman, led by American University’s Jane Hall on the process, perils, and results of reporting on disclosures by Edward Snowden and others of massive surveillance programs operated by the National Security Agency.