Podcast appearances and mentions of janet lees

In this episode of Wired to Love, Fr. Martin Connor, LC, interviews Janet Lees, a spiritual director with Regnum Christi, a spiritual family and apostolic body in the Catholic Church, dedicated to bringing Christ and his kingdom to today's world. They discuss the power of intentional relationships.

Whilst recording this podcast series, Clare Savory met retired-clergy-now-fellow-Hadfield-ers Janet Lees and Bob Warwicker. As passionate long-distance walkers, they've explored many of the corners and paths of the Longdendale Trail (and much of the country by foot). During lockdown their observational rambles inspired their prayers to fall in the form of poetry, which are published on one of their many blog sites and have been mapped out as walking trails along the valley.In this episode, the three Hadfield musketeers walk along the Transpennine trail, south of Rhodeswood Reservoir and finish taking shelter inside ‘The Old House tunnel' aka Secure.Campsites.Workouts !You can find Bob and Janet's ‘prayers for places' project here: bobjanet.org.uk/PFP/This pilot project was supported by Glossop Creates as part of their Pairings programme, matched with Matt Ross at the Peak District National Park's Longdendale Environmental Centre in Tintwistle.Visit LongdendaleTales.co.uk to see our digital interactive map. Special thanks to Holly Close (assistant producer), Harry Heart (series theme music ‘Begging'), Owain Paciuszko (videos and visuals), Lauren Riley (logos and artwork) and Kate Raine (Glossop Heritage Trust research library).

Janet Lees, mother of 7 and spiritual guide, talks about how cohabiting can lead to mistrust and lack of commitment in a relationship.

Janet Lees, a spiritual guide and mother of 7, talks about the importance of spiritual accompaniment.

On Spotlight this week, we're at the launch of ‘Boundaries' with our roving reporter Dollin Mercer. He speaks to Kirsty Neate of MNH, Carola Rush of the Creative Network, and two of the show's curators Ian Coulson and Helen Fox, plus artists Beth Louella, Janet Lees, and Janet Corrin, at the exhibition now on display at the House of Manannan until October.

“giving a voice to the manufacturing sector, to the City, our funders, everyone, hopefully the public, and then really helping manufacturers know and talk to each other and often partner with each other, which we’re always super happy to see.” - Pierre Coeurdeuil, SF MadeIn this episode, our featured voice is Pierre Coeurdeuil, Director of Advising & Education, at SFMade. San Francisco had forgotten its history of manufacturing with all of the latest booms such as the first dot com boom, then the bio tech boom and now tech boom 2.0. In 2009 Mark Dwight founder of Timbuk2 and Rickshaw Bags came together with Kate Sofis and Janet Lees to launch the nonprofit SFMade. Over the last ten years, SFMade has focused on enabling manufacturing to return to its place in our community and economy and to bring the jobs and products back into our lives.

A Pentecost Meditation Novena is designed to help you delve deeper into the central mysteries of the Holy Spirit. Who is the Holy Spirit for me? How do I relate and experience his presence? How has the Holy Spirit impacted my life? What advice would I share to help someone grow in a relationship with the Holy Spirit? It will be a powerful opportunity to ponder the mystery of God’s action in the events of our lives and to ask for the light, strength, and love we so sorely need as Christians. Join Janet Lees as he shares a personal testimony reflecting on how we the Holy Spirit desires unity with us and with all people.

The Manx Youth Bard for 2020 was inaugurated at a ceremony last Friday evening. The lovely Judith Ley is our roving reporter this evening and at the ceremony she spoke to Manx Bard Zoe Cannell, the first Manx Youth Bard Holly McRae, poet Janet Lees, one of the two runners up Esther Walker, and this year’s champion, Manx Youth Bard for 2020, Xander Shirtliff. Steve Nash joined Christy De Haven in the Saturday Night Live Lounge and we hear what he has to say on the process of writing music in dealing with life's troubles. He plays a live acoustic version of his new single 'Battles'.

Janet Lees, creative workshop facilitator at the Hub, shares a book with us that has deep meaning for her: Sylvia Plath's collection 'Ariel', which she describes as 'ironic, comic, tragic, hysterical and absolutely real all at once'. If you would like to be a part of this feature, email us at latelunch@manxradio.com

Adam Hudgeon tells us about a mental health charity he is starting on the island after a Facebook post regarding his own struggles was shared many times online, Jackie Bridson from 'Live at Home' talks about how the Manx charity combats loneliness, Christy tackles pancake-making, Rachel Ranson discusses what life is like as a 'Farmer's Wife' on Ballakelly Farm. To finish our weekly podcast, for International Women's Day, Janet Lees performs a poem by Lucille Clifton "Won't You Celebrate With Me?" and Rhian Evans pays homage to Gloria Steinam.

The first episode of the Poetically Proven Podcast, in which poetry meets marketing and marketing meets poetry! Our first guest is Janet Lees, poet, copywriter, branding expert, and co-founder of human.london As well as publishing her poetry in various excellent places, including Magma and Aesthetica, Janet is also the creator of several videopoems which have been selected for numerous festivals. In this podcast we chat about LinkedIn broetry, the art of branding, Instagram poets and more....

We were joined on Thursday 26th Oct by Janet Lees, Creative Writing Facilitator, along with Liz Atzori and Jayne Paton who are two of the women inspired to write by the Port Erin community arts project. All three agreed to stay behind after the programme to chat more about the wonderful initiative, to express what a difference it has made to their lives and to share some of their excellent work. LINKS: Jane's Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JPSayle69/ Liz's Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LizAtzo/ Janet's Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/janet.lees.393 The Hub: https://www.facebook.com/HubCreativity/

The continuation of our 'Conister Rocks' special biographical programmes, where we talk to some of the Island's well-known personalities, find out about their lives and the music that means something to them. On April 28th, we welcomed Janet Lees - someone who uses her creative talents to inspire others, through writing workshops. She is also an award winning published poet, a founder member of the Poetry Unlimited team behind the Manx Bard and a member of the Creative Network.

We were joined by writer, poet and digital artist Janet Lees from 'The Hub' and Myra Gilbert, founder of the IOM Creative Network, who started our New Year shows talking about the power of journaling and writing for health and wellbeing. They stayed after the show to record this extra piece, giving us some hints and tips on how to begin..

Janet Lees reads Resort, inspired by the image of a Punch and Judy stall on the beach.