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This is a special three-part series for season four that you suggested to our listeners! We've entitled it “Changing the System - Back to School.” All of our guests and organizations in this special series want to impact climate in the classroom or through the school itself (think renewable energy!) We hope you enjoy this bonus series as it came from you – our listeners!In this first episode of the series, Eric talks with representatives from College to Climate, an organization founded by students and recent graduates that aims to empower young people to pursue careers in climate tech.Co-founders Jessica Harrington and Larson Burack and designer Kevin Lu discuss their roles in the organization, its mission, and the impact of their inspiring work. They detail the importance of forming a climate community, the value of mentorship in climate fields, and the growing opportunities in climate tech. In addition, they share their favorite success stories from College to Climate and future plans for expanding their reach to create more climate-related job opportunities for the next generation of young leaders.

The trip to Ireland concludes and you can hear York insight from Willie Mullins, Dermot Weld and Jessica Harrington.

Ali Miraj sits in and is joined on Cross Question by SNP MP and women and equalities spokesperson Kirsten Oswald, social entrepreneur and former Johnson adviser Samuel Kasumu, barrister and ex-Tory MP Jessica Harrington and POLITICO's Stefan Boscia.

Presented by the 2024 Weatherbys Cheltenham Festival Betting Guide, Emmet Kennedy, Katie Young, and George Gorman react to our biggest ante-post bet for Cheltenham, Fact To File, who we tipped at 14/1 and 10/1, becoming the 6/4 favourite for the Turners Novice Chase after toppling Gaelic Warrior in the Grade 1 match at Leopardstown. But what did he actually achieve in victory, and is he really the one to beat? What now for Gaelic Warrior? The Arkle betting looks as volatile as a cryptocurrency market after the odds-on favorite, Marine Nationale, flopped behind Il Etait Temps. Can Barry Connell's horse bounce back at Cheltenham? Plus we review the novice hurdlers at the DRF where Ballyburn emerged as the outright favourite for the Supreme and Baring Bingham Novice Hurdles at Cheltenham, but the question is, which race will he run in? The team has strong but differing opinions. Dancing City will head for the Albert Bartlett after strengthening Willie Mullins' hand with a Grade 1 victory at the Dublin Racing Festival. We discuss his chances at the Festival and those of stablemate Predators Gold and Jessica Harrington's Jetara. Plus, Kargese is now the second favourite for the Triumph Hurdle, but can she challenge Nicky Henderson's Sir Gino, and is it possible that one of her stablemates could reverse the form with her at Cheltenham? Plus get £5 off your purchase of the essential Weatherbys Cheltenham Festival Betting Guide at https://weatherbysshop.co.uk by using this code FF24CF. Venatour Racing Social: If your planning a racing trip to Europe or further afield, check out Venatour Racing Social for a large range of bespoke racing holidays at Venatour.co.uk Form Tools: Proform is the essential tool for punters looking to make money from betting on Horse Racing. Our form book covers Jumps and Flat racing in the UK and Ireland. https://www.proformracing.com/ Twitter: @FinalFurlongPod Email: radioemmet@gmail.com In association with Adelicious Podcast Network. Hosted on Megaphone.  Follow us for free on Spotify Podcasts https://open.spotify.com/show/3e6NnBkr7MBstVx5U7lpld Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Nick is joined by RTE and Racing TV broadcaster Jane Mangan to take a canter through this morning's racing news. They focus heavily on the Dublin Racing Festival, with guests including Gigginstown's Eddie O'Leary and sole British raider Sophie Leech. Also on today's show, SportingLife.com's Ben Linfoot brings us Something for the Weekend, while Jessica Harrington takes aim at a big prize at Leopardstown, and Jonathan Powell brings us up to speed with the fundraising efforts for MND sufferer Steve Jobar.

Nick is joined by RTE and Racing TV broadcaster Jane Mangan to take a canter through this morning's racing news. They focus heavily on the Dublin Racing Festival, with guests including Gigginstown's Eddie O'Leary and sole British raider Sophie Leech. Also on today's show, SportingLife.com's Ben Linfoot brings us Something for the Weekend, while Jessica Harrington takes aim at a big prize at Leopardstown, and Jonathan Powell brings us up to speed with the fundraising efforts for MND sufferer Steve Jobar.

Rob Anspach interviews Jessica Harrington, MPH (Masters of Professional Happiness) on overcoming burnout, storytelling, setting boundaries, relearning habits and dealing with life situations. The post Ep 269 – Overcoming Burnout first appeared on Rob Anspach's E-Heroes.

Dive into a candid conversation with Jessica Harrington as she shares her unique journey and insights on self-discovery and personal growth. Jessica's experiences range from working with individuals in the drug and alcohol field to educating others on stress management and burnout. Discover how to embrace your authentic self, set boundaries, and create a harmonious work-life balance. Whether you're a business owner, college student, or someone navigating life's challenges, Jessica's wisdom will resonate with you. Join the conversation and embark on your own journey to self-discovery. Guest Resourceshttps://www.journeytoyourself.net/https://www.linkedin.com/in/jessica-harrington-journeytoyourself/ https://www.facebook.com/JourneyToYourself101/https://www.instagram.com/journeytoyourself101https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCj977TKZZ5HLcVajCeQZqWg  BE IN CHARGE >> TAKE ACTION >> GET RESULTSConquer Your BusinessJoin us on FacebookLinkedInInstagram

Joining Iain Dale on Cross Question this evening are political commentator Salma Shah, Green Party Deputy Leader Zack Polanski, Sam Freedman from the Institute for Government and former Conservative MP Jessica Harrington.

On this week's episode, we talk all things interior design and staging with Jessica Harrington of JessFinessed Homes. Jessica has built a company from the ground up, by being one of the best in the business! You all know by now that we like to start each episode with a little game or activity and todays is a must-listen! We brought HGTVs predictions for design trends on their way out for 2024 and asked Jessica to share her thoughts! Throughout the episode, Jessica shares invaluable staging and design advice for anyone considering selling!

This week Charlotte Greenway looks ahead to some of the Group 1 action in Europe this weekend as well as getting the latest from the trainer of one of the hot favourites at Ascot's Shergar Cup meeting. Firs up connections of two of the leading fancies for the Group 1 Phoenix Stakes over six furlongs, Bucanero Fuerte and Givemethebeatboys. Then onto the Dubai Duty Free Shergar Cup at Ascot on Saturday where Jessica Harrington and Ian Williams discuss their chances before looking ahead to the Prix Jacques le Marois with Kevin Ryan who runs Queen Anne winner, Triple Time, as well as dual Guineas placed Hi Royal.

Tom in for Nick and joined by RTV and RTE broadcaster Jane Mangan. After reflecting on Galway last week Jane turns her attention to the Keeneland Phoenix Stakes where, as speculated on the pod yesterday, we learn that Aidan O'Brien has gone with Unquestionable over River Tiber as his main challenge. We hear from Givemethebeatboys's trainer Jessica Harrington before turning out attention to the Prix Jacques Le Marois and Kevin Ryan is along to talk about his two runners, Triple Time and Hi Royal. Trainer Owen Burrows joins us to confirm the next intended starts for both Hukum and Alflaila. Plus Archie Watson gives an update on his stable stars including Bradsell, who will line up against Highfield Princess next up in the Coolmore Nunthorope Stakes at York.

Tom in for Nick and joined by RTV and RTE broadcaster Jane Mangan. After reflecting on Galway last week Jane turns her attention to the Keeneland Phoenix Stakes where, as speculated on the pod yesterday, we learn that Aidan O'Brien has gone with Unquestionable over River Tiber as his main challenge. We hear from Givemethebeatboys's trainer Jessica Harrington before turning out attention to the Prix Jacques Le Marois and Kevin Ryan is along to talk about his two runners, Triple Time and Hi Royal. Trainer Owen Burrows joins us to confirm the next intended starts for both Hukum and Alflaila. Plus Archie Watson gives an update on his stable stars including Bradsell, who will line up against Highfield Princess next up in the Coolmore Nunthorope Stakes at York.

It's Derby Day at the Curragh and as she returns to the racecourse following her cancer diagnosis last year, Miriam chats with racing royalty Jessica Harrington

In this week's Saturday Edition, Charlotte Greenway recaps on the interviews from this week that concern runners this weekend. Starting with Newcastle on Saturday, Deborah Faulkner discusses the chances of Northumberland Plate favourite, Golden Rules, while Ian Williams who has two in that race gives a quick line on them as well as a more in-depth analysis on his runner in the Vase. With the Irish Derby meeting the feature of the weekend, Paddy Twomey and Ed Walker discuss their chances whilst Jessica Harrington shares her hopes for Epsom Derby 4th, Sprewell, in the Irish equivalent. Finally, Liz Price is in South Africa ahead of the Durban July and chats to trainer Michael Roberts, former Champion Jockey in UK, about his runner and what it would mean to win South Africa's most prestigious race.

In today's podcast, MultiFunding President Lynn Ozer, aka SBA Queen, and I talk to Jessica Harrington, owner of Journey to Yourself, a company she started in 2020 that provides a six-month series of interactive corporate workshops focusing on habits and tools for employees as well as 1:1 coaching for employees on stress management. Jessica tells us how keeping the small stuff under control and nipping aggravations in the bud early on can prevent burnout or damaged relationships. "My mindset on stress is that a lot of it is self-caused on how we perceive it and how we're handling it," she explains. "And so that's what I want to teach people is what stress is, because it is every day, and making sure it doesn't become something chronic or burnout." Jessica started her career in the drug and alcohol addiction field before going back to school and earning a master's degree in public health. While she is not a certified therapist, she specializes in implementing actionable steps. "My main bread and butter would be my corporation workshops. I go into offices once a month for six months, 45 minutes, no meditation, no yoga, no PowerPoints, just super interactive activities of working around what is stress, communication, time management, all those kinds of fun things, and bring that into the office place," she says. Stress, whether in your personal or professional life, typically builds up from reactions to everyday, mundane occurrences. "We tend to focus on the big stressors in life. We can talk about the bills, we can talk about relationships, we could talk about the drama at work, but those little things – that there's no creamer when I thought there was supposed to be creamer, the traffic, the Dunkin donut line – those things are what starts to add up and what helps in the blow up when we actually have a bigger stress," she says. Breakdowns in personal relationships also tend to build up over a series of small things that go unchecked until it is too late. "Those tiny things add up because that's how life works. A lot of times we all are just having our own racing thoughts that we don't even realize when we hurt or bother somebody else sometimes because we are all in our own little world," she said. Listen here as she also discusses how to navigate perceived tone in texts and emails and the importance of face-to-face interaction in a remote world. Recorded on 05/09/23

This week's episode guest is Jessica Harrington who received her Master's in Public Health at West Chester University. She is the owner of Journey to Yourself, is a speaker, and stress management health educator. Through her career and education, she realized that we all have a common issue—everyone, at some point or another, struggles with handling stress. This realization led her to create Journey to Yourself.   Stress is as much a part of our experience as breathing and yet, when we feel stressed, we feel out of control.    In this episode, we will discuss how we can create a healthier relationship with ourselves that would allow us to accept, rather than resist, what is happening around us. During our time together, Jess and I talk about the importance of:   - Knowing and expressing what we truly want  - Setting standards and boundaries for oneself - Taking time for oneself to recharge and reflect - Practicing small self-care activities as a form of stress management - Effectively communicating our needs and desires to others - Prioritizing self-awareness, self-care, and healthy boundaries for happiness and stress management   Do yourself a favor and listen to this episode to begin your journey towards a happier,  less-stressed life!   Connect with Jess here. Find her on YouTube and listen to her podcast Stress Less with Jess. Follow her on Instagram or join her Facebook group.   A note from your host, Mary: "Thank you for tuning into the Fully Alive podcast! To explore more related content, please join the Fully Alive Facebook group and subscribe to the free ConsciousPreneur magazine."

Jessica Harrington, David Howden, George Murphy and Ahmad Al Shaikh join Richard, Jane and Andrew to look ahead to a huge couple of days at Epsom - which includes The Derby, Oaks and Coronation Cup.

Welcome to this episode of our podcast, where we discuss creating strategies to manage stress with Jessica Harrington. In this episode, Jessica shares her expertise on how to manage stress and improve our well-being. Jessica discusses what motivated her to start the Journey To Yourself, and how her work is focused on helping people create a more peaceful and balanced life. She explains how our perception of stress plays a significant role in how we manage it, and why it's essential to change our mindset when it comes to stress. If you're someone struggling with stress, Jessica offers practical strategies on how to manage it. She emphasizes the importance of self-care, setting boundaries, and prioritizing our time to reduce stress levels. She also shares how mindfulness practices and journaling can be powerful tools to improve our well-being. Join us in this conversation as we explore the topic of stress management and learn how to create effective strategies to manage stress with Jessica Harrington. Connect with Jessica Harrington:  https://www.journeytoyourself.net/ e-Course-Clear Your Desk, Clear Your Mind: https://www.udemy.com/course/clear-your-desk-clear-your-mind/?referralCode=0DD419607B4412066F49 Organizing Resources: Janet's Amazon Organizing Products Picks : https://www.amazon.com/shop/organizerjanet Affiliate Partners:  Audible: Get a FREE eBook and FREE 30-day trial from Audible www.audibletrial.com/doDBNy Ways You Can Support Our Podcast: Individuals: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/GCGOwithJanet    Businesses: https://www.shoutparty.com/shop/p/got-clutter-get-organized-with-janet   Connect with Janet:   Schedule a FREE 15 Minute consultation: https://janetmtaylor.trafft.com/services/15-minute-session-with-janet      Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/livinglifetotallyorganized        Social Media Platforms: YouTube video: https://www.youtube.com/janetmtaylor Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/janettheorganizer/ Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/janetmtaylor/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@janettheorganizer?lang=en --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/janetmtaylor/message

Join host Emmet Kennedy and analyst Mark Milligan from Timeform as we delve into a classic weekend of racing, with previews of the prestigious Irish 2000 and 1000 Guineas at the Curragh and the highly anticipated clash of Vadeni, Bay Bridge, and Luxembourg in Tattersalls Gold Cup. We discuss Little Big Bear's switch to sprinting in the Sandy Lane Stakes and preview the best bets in the Betfred Temple Stakes Group 2 and Betfred Silver Bowl Handicap, Bronte Cup Fillies' Stakes Group 3 at York, along with previews of the GAIN Marble Hill Stakes Group 3, Weatherbys Ireland Greenlands Stakes Group 2, FBD Hotels & Resorts Orby Stakes Listed Race and the Gallinule Stakes. Plus, we have exclusive insights from Kate Harrington, who shares the latest updates on her mother Jessica Harrington's runners at the Curragh. It's a jam-packed episode filled with gravy!  Twitter: @FinalFurlongPod Email: radioemmet@gmail.com In association with Adelicious Podcast Network. Hosted on Megaphone.  Follow us for free on Spotify Podcasts https://open.spotify.com/show/3e6NnBkr7MBstVx5U7lpld Tags:Horse racing, British horse racing, challenges in racing, financial constraints, prize money, ownership landscape, experienced staff, knowledgeable staff, Brexit impact, fixture list, handicapping system, media rights, trainers, bloodstock agents, industry insights, podcast interview. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

While remote work has been a great luxury for many, it comes with some unintended biases and challenges with team building. Fortunately, coaching programs and assessments are available to assist advisors in overcoming these obstacles.In this episode, Jamie Hopkins, Managing Partner of Wealth Solutions, and Ana Trujillo Limón, Director, Coaching and Advisor Content, speak with Jessica Harrington, MS, RCC, an executive business coach at Carson Coaching, about the common issues associated with remote work, biases, and team building. Jessica shares her personal journey to becoming a coach and highlights the significance of diversified strengths within a team. Additionally, she sheds light on the Emerging Advisor Growth Accelerator program (EAGA) and its role in equipping emerging advisors to develop their skills. The trio explores the power of assessments in facilitating personal career advancement and building a more cohesive team culture. They emphasize the importance of recognizing diverse strengths and offer a glimpse into the upcoming guest, Dr. Jim LoPresti.Jessica discusses: Her personal journey toward becoming an executive business coachThe challenges of biases and team building in a remote work environmentThe potential of assessments for personal career advancement and building a stronger team culture for firmsThe significance of diverse strengths within a teamMethods for aiding individuals in executing and implementing their ideasThe importance of having intent and commitment when participating in a coaching program to maximize its benefitsAnd many more valuable insights!ResourcesThe Kolbe AssessmentBe Your Future Self Now by Dr. Benjamin HardyConnect with Jamie Hopkins and Ana Trujillo Limón: Carson Group LLCLinkedIn: Jamie HopkinsLinkedIn: Ana Trujillo LimónConnect with Jessica Harrington:LinkedIn: Jessica HarringtonTwitter: @Jessica_H_CoachAbout our Guest: Jessica Harrington, MS, RCC, is an executive business coach at Carson Coaching who partners with firm owners to help them achieve their full potential. She is passionate about goal setting and process-based businesses and sees executive coaching as a powerful tool for increasing an advisor's IQ (Implementation Quotient) and breaking through plateaus. Jessica holds a BA in Marketing from Grand Valley State University, an Executive and Professional Coaching Graduate Certificate, and a Master of Science in Leadership, Organizational Development degree from the University of Texas at Dallas. She is a Professional Certified Coach through the International Coaching Federation and a Certified Kolbe™ Consultant.

Join us for a jam-packed episode of racing news and analysis, as we review the thrilling victories of Chaldean and Mawj in the 2000 and 1000 Guineas. We'll also dive into the controversy surrounding the Professional Jockeys Association, with jockeys expressing "no confidence" in the organization's leadership. We assess the Classic prospects of Gosden's Pretty Polly Stakes winner, Running Lion, and Jessica Harrington's Derby Trial winner, Sprewell. Plus, we discuss the plans for Godolphin's high-class older horses, Adayar and Hurricane Lane, who returned to the winner's enclosure at Newmarket. Plus, we'll discuss the recent suspension of trainer Saffie Joseph by Churchill Downs following the tragic death of two of his horses at the track. All this and more, presented by Emmet Kennedy and featuring expert insight from trainer Denis Coakley. Tune in now!

Nigeria defender William Troost-Ekong tells us how he ensured his recent transfer to Serie A side Salernitana was carbon neutral and how his interest in climate change began when spending school holidays with his father in Lagos. Jessica Harrington tells us she'll be watching her horse “Lifetime Ambition” run in the Grand National on television as she's undergoing treatment for breast cancer. Harrington tells us she is doing well and what it would mean to her to finally train a Grand National winner.Snooker's World Championship is underway and referee Brendan Moore will take charge of the final in his last match as a professional snooker official. The former bus driver tells us how he got into the sport and how the loss of his father means it will be an even more emotional farewell for him.And – Ceylon Andi Hickman from Football Beyond Borders tells us what more needs to be done to get teenage girls from Inner cities interested in women's football.Photo: William Troost Ekong of Salernitana in action during the Serie A match between Hellas Verona and Salernitana at Stadio Marcantonio Bentegodi on February 13, 2023 in Verona, Italy. (Credit: Getty Images)

In this episode, I speak with the owner of Journey to Yourself, speaker, and stress management coach, Jessica Harrington. Jessica speaks to the value of understanding your own responses to stress, having the courage to ask questions deepening your self-awareness, and the action steps that help you shift into living your best life. She offers us a glimpse into her upbringing, with the desire of helping us all figure out what we truly want to be happy. Jessica shares philosophies on meditation, living in the moment, and reminds us to treat ourselves well. She tells us how self-love is key in managing stress. Tune in! And do not miss this Episode! I cannot wait for you to learn as much as I did from this amazing woman! Indeed, it was a pleasure speaking with her.  Discover what your stress triggers are and how to live an emboldened life with greater peace and happiness. In this episode, we discuss: How Jessica managed the stress of her upbringing by “being a hype girl” for others and the impact that had The event that prompted Jessica to change and break patterns of behavior that did not serve her How she became aware of her trauma responses and stopped being invisible  How her road to awareness moved her to create Journey to Yourself  With all the stresses of the world today, this episode gives you tools to live by to help with that. Don't miss out. FREE RESOURCES: https://mailchi.mp/journeytoyourself/jty-freebie  Guest Bio: Jessica Harrington received her master's degree in Public Health at West Chester University. She is the owner of Journey to Yourself, is a speaker, and stress management coach. Through her career and education, she realized that we all have a common issue—everyone, at some point or another, struggles with handling stress. Through her own life journey, Jessica created Journey to Yourself to share all she has learned with you.. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JourneyToYourself101/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/journeytoyourself101/ Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jessica-harrington-journeytoyourself/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCj977TKZZ5HLcVajCeQZqWg Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/journeytoyourself101/ Podcast: https://anchor.fm/jessica406  Belinda's Bio:  Belinda Pruyne is a sought-after Leadership Advisor, Coach, Consultant and Keynote speaker. She is a leading authority in guiding global executives, professionals and small business owners to become today's highly respected leaders. She gained a wealth of expertise in the client services industry as Executive Vice President, Global Director of Creative Management at Grey Advertising, managing 500 people around the globe. With over 20+ years of leadership development experience, she brings industry-wide recognition to the executives and companies she works with. Whether a startup, turnaround, acquisition, or global corporation, executives and companies continue to turn to Pruyne for strategic and impactful solutions in a rapidly shifting economy and marketplace.  Website: Belindapruyne.com Email Address: hello@belindapruyne.com  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/belindapruyne  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NotableLeadersNetwork.BelindaPruyne/  Twitter: https://twitter.com/belindapruyne?lang=en  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/belindapruyne/ 

Ahead of the 2023 Cheltenham festival, Ireland's greatest woman horse racing trainer Jessica Harrington tells Katie about her career in racing and gives her first interview about her ongoing recovery from breast cancer.

Jessica Harrington is an Executive Business Coach at Carson Coaching in Dallas, TX. She joins the show today to share her story of becoming interested in financial planning and working as a coach for financial planners, as well as what she has learned throughout her career. If you are starting a new position and are looking for some inside information on how to have success, then you won't want to miss this episode! Listen in as Jessica divulges the valuable lessons she has learned from her experiences helping over 200 planners, including the differences between coaching and consulting. Additionally, she highlights the top traits she believes lead to success in the field, offers suggestions on what qualities new planners should look for in hiring firms, and breaks down what separates the best career opportunities from the rest. You can find show notes and more information by clicking here: https://bit.ly/3vWnOu1

Strengths-based coaching can have an incredible impact for companies of all sizes and across various industries. When businesses commit to the people part of their organization, amazing results follow.  Great strengths-based coaching requires expertise on instinctive strengths as well as expertise in coaching. It's essential to know how to create buy-in from the top down, and to create a safe environment that allows individuals that show resistance to ask questions and eliminate doubts so the entire team can commit to increasing productivity, lowering stress, and improving collaboration. In this episode of Powered by Instinct, our guest is Jessica Harrington, Executive Business Coach at Carson Coaching. Jessica is a Kolbe Certified™ Consultant and recipient of the 2022 Kolbe Professional Award. If you're interested in developing as a strengths-based leader, you don't want to miss this one!  Guest-at-a-Glance 

This episode Kelsi and Amanda had the pleasure of welcoming the owner of Journey to Yourself, Jessica Harrington, MPH. Tune in to learn 3 signs for identifying stress, 5 easy ways to manage stress, and how self-love specifically can reduce the impact of stress. You'll feel empowered to stop stressing, and start loving yourself. As Jessica says, "You've Got This!".   Learn more about Jessica and her services at: journeytoyourself.net #SelfLove #Stress #GYPTW #GrowYourPathToWellness #Podcast #Vlog --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/gyptw/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gyptw/support

What do you know about stress? Do you know how to create a different perspective on stress? Do you know what habits to start today to decrease stress? Me neither, but our guest this week, Jessica Harrington, is going to share a few of her tips for stress-reducing habits. Jessica is a coach, leads workshops, is the host of her own podcast, and is passionate about giving back to her community. For any of my friends in the employee benefits world, you won't want to miss this one as we ramp up for the fourth quarter!!

Jessica Harrington is the director of 'Your Voice Matters' a charity that aims to help young people who have been removed from homes where they have been abused. She is also the author of the book 'The Girl In The Pink Shoes' and a survivor of child abuse. Her work with children who are victims of sexual abuse and grooming is far reaching and shes a powerful and rare voice on this subject. I wanted to talk to Jess about how we can protect our children form grooming and the steps we can take to make them aware of the risks. Here are some websites you can visit for more information on this topic: https://napac.org.ukhttps://www.actionforchildren.org.uk https://www.nspcc.org.uk/what-is-child-abuse/ You can find Jess on Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/thegirlinthepinkshoes Please consider leaving us a review on Spotify and following us, it really, really helps --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thestevecalisshow/message

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David Ord, Oli Bell, Fran Berry, William Derby and Michael Shinners reflect on trips to visit Johnny Murtagh and Jessica Harrington and clash over a hypothetical Juddmonte International

Your host, Jennifer Helene, talks with Jessica Harrington. Journey To Yourself is a blog focused in the only place you can go defined by your individual perspective, yourself. We all have special gifts but to unravel what those gifts are and how to best use them for service to a greater sense of oneness, spirituality or truth. To learn more about Jessica's work visit, https://journeytoyourself.com/ (https://journeytoyourself.com/) If you'd like to be a guest on Vitality: Women Leading Audaciously, click https://podcast.jennifer-helene.com/podcast-guest (HERE)

Get 50% off your first three months of Members' Club with code 'POST22', learn more at: racingpost.com/postcast Sam Hart is joined by James Stevens and Chris Loader to discuss the big talking points from the weekend's racing. The panel look back at the Irish Oaks which saw Magical Lagoon land her first Group 1 for Jessica Harrington. The team also give their thoughts on the rising temperatures putting a halt to racing, along with a discussion a week on from the change in whip rules. 18+ BeGambleAware

Your host, Devonee Thaxton, is joined by guest Jessica Harrington, owner of Journey To Yourself. Jessica is a speaker, and an in-demand stress management coach. She has mentored clients and businesses with the mission of bringing more peace and happiness while reducing stress. As a public health educator, Jessica educates others about stress by telling her story of growing up with addiction and mental health in her family, leading her to start her career in the drug and alcohol field. Jessica started Journey To Yourself after receiving her Master's in Public Health, and taking time and space to heal from a divorce where she realized she needed to practice what she preached and begin to put her own needs and wants first. Jessica provides 1:1 coaching, workshops, and speaking engagements to educate about stress, by creating awareness around their own stress and helping create personalized habits they can use on a daily basis to help relieve stress. In this episode, she comments on how extremely common and normalized negative self-talk is and how we need to combat those thoughts and feelings with more self-love. To learn more about Jessica's work, visit https://www.journeytoyourself.net/ (https://www.journeytoyourself.net/) If you'd like to be a guest on Savvy, Booked, & Blessed, click https://podcast.prosavvyas.com/podcast-guest (HERE.)

What can you do when you're on the verge of a jealous meltdown or anxiety meltdown?  Just need 1 thing you can do differently to allow you to respond versus react? I'm chatting it up with stress management coach Jessica Harrington and she gives you several 1 things you can do in those times you're feeling a little out of control of your emotions.Help Jessica support the American Foundation for Suicide Preventionhttps://supporting.afsp.org/index.cfm?fuseaction=donorDrive.participant&participantID=2611403Schedule a FREE clarity session with Shanenn https://calendly.com/jealousyjunkie/free-clarity-call

Jessica Harrington is a stress management and self-love coach and she speaks to us today about coffee. Yes, coffee. Well, not just about coffee but how coffee fits right in with how to better manage our stress. It's just a matter of paying attention. This takes practice, my friends, and being able to practice awareness is the best practice we get at taking better care of ourselves. You don't want to miss this one. To continue the conversation with Jessica, you can follow her on Instagram, LinkedIn, or check out her website. And if you want to support Jessica's incredible mission to fight suicide, here's the fund raising link: American Foundation Suicide Prevention Fundraiser and be a part of helping them meet their $2,000 goal or you can join the walk! Are you interested in starting a podcast of your own? Sign up for a 1:1 class with me to launch. I'll show you in under 60 minutes what took me 6 months to learn. If you're a self-starter and know how to prioritize your time, I have a guide to get you started today and that I've premiered in my Etsy shop, The Life Learner. Check out THIS link for a quick-start guide. Join my email list! Book a Complimentary Confidence Session with me. Follow or subscribe to Office Flip Flops on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Audible, or wherever you enjoy podcasts. Do you have something you would like featured on Office Flip Flops? Send an email to: hello@dressedsmart.com or drop Francesca a DM on Instagram. Thank you for listening. I'll see you next time! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/francesca-zampaglione/support

A Free Podcast With guest Jessica Harrington. In this episode, we talk about how people tend to respond to a stressor by obsessing about the situation. You may even talk about the situation with others. It's not uncommon for a person experiencing a stressor to have physical symptoms.

In this episode we interview Jessica Harrington, MPH to talk about her story in becoming a stress management coach. Learn more about her on https://www.journeytoyourself.net/DivaGirl Is A Lifestyle Community That Educates And Empowers Women With Interactive Seminars, Workshops, Events, Conferences And Volunteer Trips Abroad.We provide safe and positive environments for women to connect and support each other for future collaboration. Encouraging women to lead, have fun & feel confident!Please subscribe and leave a review!Come join the tribe: DivaGirl 411 Facebook GroupCheck us out: www.divagirltribe.comFollow us: Diva Girl Tribe IG

Tom in for Nick and joined by RTE & RTV broadcaster Jane Mangan. Yesterday on the pod we touched on the Cheltenham handicap weights and today pose the question whether Irish domination in this field is now a forgone conclusion. Jane answers that question and gives reasons why the Irish trained horses have been consistently hard to beat in handicaps. We hear from trainer Peter Fahey who isn't entirely happy with all of the marks allotted to his horses and he gives an update on star mare Royal Kahala. Kelso's Morebattle hurdle takes place on Saturday and it looks a very strong renewal this year. We hear from Jessica Harrington about the chances of her runner Autumn Evening. Plus jockey Adrie de Vries is along to reflect on his ride in the Saudi Cup and look ahead to Super Saturday at Meydan.

Tom in for Nick and joined by RTE & RTV broadcaster Jane Mangan. Yesterday on the pod we touched on the Cheltenham handicap weights and today pose the question whether Irish domination in this field is now a forgone conclusion. Jane answers that question and gives reasons why the Irish trained horses have been consistently hard to beat in handicaps. We hear from trainer Peter Fahey who isn't entirely happy with all of the marks allotted to his horses and he gives an update on star mare Royal Kahala. Kelso's Morebattle hurdle takes place on Saturday and it looks a very strong renewal this year. We hear from Jessica Harrington about the chances of her runner Autumn Evening. Plus jockey Adrie de Vries is along to reflect on his ride in the Saudi Cup and look ahead to Super Saturday at Meydan.

In this episode Dr. Ilan Green interviews our guest, Jessica Harrington MPH, on her experience as a public health educator and how she's been helping individuals overcome mental hurdles to develop healthier self-care routines and habits. Jessica shares her background and personal experience overcoming her own challenges in life and how she's used those experiences to help others do the same. We discuss topics ranging from self awareness to time management tips, recognizing the signs and symptoms of stress, understanding our needs and wants, how to develop habits that stick, recommended resources for those seeking help, and further insights into the challenges that college aged women face as they prepare to balance life and their professional aspirations.Jessica Harrington MPH is a public health educator whose career focus is to help people increase their self-awareness and decrease stress. She grew up with a presence of addiction and mental health challenges within her family so, naturally she gravitated towards a career in the drug and alcohol field. Through her career and education, she realized that we all have common issues, primarily that we all have times where we struggle to handle stress. After obtaining her Masters in Public Health, she started her first business educating moms about stress. While growing her business she divorced her high school sweetheart and had to learn how to practice what she preached. She learned that while it is easy for us to put other needs and wants first, doing so contributes significantly to our own stress and unhappiness. After some time and healing, she started her company Journey To Yourself, where she strives to help individuals learn and create awareness around their own stress while building habits they can use on a daily basis to help relieve it.You can find Jess at the following links:Website: www.journeytoyourself.netInstagram: @journeytoyourself101Facebook: www.facebook.com/journeytoyourself101Podcast: Stress Less With Me, Jess!TikTok: journeytoyourself101

Welcome back listeners! Did you tune in to listen to last weeks episode from Jessica Harrington talking about her book 'The Girl In The Pink Shoes'? If not I highly recommend it. She has written about her experience of sexual abuse and how she made a life for herself after being subjected to years of abuse. It is one of our top 3 episodes of all time, check it out - Ep 34.   In this weeks episode, we are taking it a bit easier and winding things back for this ep in the shadow of last weeks huge story.   During this ep Claire and Tanya talk between themselves about the T's and C's of life recently, and among other things Tanya asks Claire what would she like to do that is illegal - her response was rather shocking and we queried whether to take it out or not.    Thanks for all your messages over social media and on the email, we love to hear from you guys, keep em coming tsandcspodcast@gmail.com   Love you all. T&C xx

This weeks episode is a whopper. We were fortunate enough to talk to Jessica Harrington who is the author of 'The Girl In The Pink Shoes, which is a true story of childhood sexual abuse and child exploitation.    It is Jessica's own harrowing story of how she was abused by her stepdad under the nose of her mother, and the countless adults in her life who chose to turn a blind eye to what was happening right in front of them.   I don't want to give too much away in the show notes as this episode is an absolute must-listen if you want to educate yourself of the signs to look out for in the young people around you. This subject is so easy to turn away from as it is hard to accept that young people are being subjected to sexual abuse from people they are supposed to trust. The only people that not talking about this subject protects are the paedophiles and enablers who are allowing it to happen.   Jessica's book is out NOW and is currently just 99p on Kindle. The paperback version is available from WHSmith, Amazon and Waterstones.    Please connect with Jessica online and show your support by following her on Facebook @TheGirlInThePinkShoes   Jess is in the process of writing Part 2 which will be out in the new year.   If any of the content in this week's show has brought historic memories to the surface or has been triggering in any way you can contact SHOUT on 85258 for immediate advice and support.   To get in touch with us at the podcast just drop us an email to tsandcspodcast@gmail.com

Tom Stanley is joined by Racing TV and ITV Racing broadcaster Rishi Persad to at first reflect on the Kempton photograph incident late yesterday evening where the judge changed the initial decision on the outcome of the race. We then hear from Cheveley Park Stud Managing Director Chris Richardson who reflects on a big purchase at Tattersalls Book 1 sales yesterday and looks ahead to the Fillies' Mile where Inspiral heads the market. She will be taking on, amongst others, Irish raider Magical Lagoon and Jessica Harrington is along to talk about her chances. With news that Pat Eddery is the latest name to be inducted into the Hall Of Fame both Rishi and Pat's former weighing room colleague Kevin Darley pay tribute. And it's Wednesday so we get our weekly Hong Kong update from Jim McGrath.

Tom Stanley is joined by Racing TV and ITV Racing broadcaster Rishi Persad to at first reflect on the Kempton photograph incident late yesterday evening where the judge changed the initial decision on the outcome of the race. We then hear from Cheveley Park Stud Managing Director Chris Richardson who reflects on a big purchase at Tattersalls Book 1 sales yesterday and looks ahead to the Fillies' Mile where Inspiral heads the market. She will be taking on, amongst others, Irish raider Magical Lagoon and Jessica Harrington is along to talk about her chances. With news that Pat Eddery is the latest name to be inducted into the Hall Of Fame both Rishi and Pat's former weighing room colleague Kevin Darley pay tribute. And it's Wednesday so we get our weekly Hong Kong update from Jim McGrath.

Jessica Harrington is the author of ‘The girl in the pink shoes' a devastating true story of the many years she spent as a victim of one of the most awful child abuse cases in recent memory. Her book is a brave and graphic journey through those dark years. Jessica is now a wonderful mother and partner as well as a successful author and determined warrior on the front lines of defence for children suffering from abuse all over the UK. Visit @thegirlinthepinkshoes on Facebook and head over to Amazon to get a copy of her book --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thestevecalisshow/message

This week, Jamie Hopkins, together with Jessica Harrington, talks to David Kolbe, CEO of Kolbe Corp., about the impact of knowing the interplay of three parts of the mind, harnessing your instinctive strengths, and leveraging conative assessment tools in business decision-making.  You can find show notes and other information at CarsonGroup.com/Framework.

In the fourth episode of The Saturday Edition, Charlotte Greenway rounds up the best of the preview interviews from this week's podcast ahead of racing in Deauville this weekend as well as York next week, featuring trainers Jim Bolger and Jessica Harrington and jockey David Probert. This episode also features John Koster of Klawervlei Stud in South Africa, who gives an update on his stallion Twice Over.

Tom is joined by broadcaster and journalist Lydia Hislop to look ahead to a superb Jacques Le Marois at Deauville on Sunday and ask if this is Palace Pier's toughest test to date. We hear from trainer Jim Bolger whose Poetic Flare is second in the betting and from Alpine Star's trainer Jessica Harrington. Tom is also joined by the Paulick Report's Editor-in-Chief Natalie Voss to discuss the breaking news from the US yesterday that trainer Jorge Navarro has changed his plea to guilty and admitted to the consistent doping of his horses over a four-year period. And we are a month away from National Racehorse Week and trainer Rebecca Menzies joins us to look ahead to opening up her yard and tells us that she's had to extend numbers due to demand.

Tom is joined by broadcaster and journalist Lydia Hislop to look ahead to a superb Jacques Le Marois at Deauville on Sunday and ask if this is Palace Pier's toughest test to date. We hear from trainer Jim Bolger whose Poetic Flare is second in the betting and from Alpine Star's trainer Jessica Harrington. Tom is also joined by the Paulick Report's Editor-in-Chief Natalie Voss to discuss the breaking news from the US yesterday that trainer Jorge Navarro has changed his plea to guilty and admitted to the consistent doping of his horses over a four-year period. And we are a month away from National Racehorse Week and trainer Rebecca Menzies joins us to look ahead to opening up her yard and tells us that she's had to extend numbers due to demand.

Nick is joined by RTE and Racing TV broadcaster Jane Mangan to discuss all the day's racing news, including how racing at Galway last night became a laughing stock as two horses trained by Jessica Harrington were mixed up, meaning that a three year old handicapper ended up running as a two year old debutante. Nick and Jane discuss whether there is more that can be done to prevent such incidents and whether indeed this is likely to have been as isolated an occurrence as has been suggested. The also look back on Day One of a soggy Glorious Goodwood in the company of Ralph Beckett, who took two stakes races yesterday for HK based owner Marc Chan, while Charlie Fellowes joins Nick later in this edition to talk about his hopes for the Racing League and his burning desire to win an elusive first Group race in the UK with either Onassis or Vadream this afternoon.

Nick is joined by RTE and Racing TV broadcaster Jane Mangan to discuss all the day's racing news, including how racing at Galway last night became a laughing stock as two horses trained by Jessica Harrington were mixed up, meaning that a three year old handicapper ended up running as a two year old debutante. Nick and Jane discuss whether there is more that can be done to prevent such incidents and whether indeed this is likely to have been as isolated an occurrence as has been suggested. The also look back on Day One of a soggy Glorious Goodwood in the company of Ralph Beckett, who took two stakes races yesterday for HK based owner Marc Chan, while Charlie Fellowes joins Nick later in this edition to talk about his hopes for the Racing League and his burning desire to win an elusive first Group race in the UK with either Onassis or Vadream this afternoon.

Nick is joined by David Yates, Newsboy from the Daily Mirror, to discuss all the day's racing news, leading with the many themes that emerged from the Irish Derby, including the significance of just the second British trained winner of the race in 30 years. They discuss the likely path for the winner Hurricane Lane, with a contribution from his trainer Charlie Appleby, and also the curate's egg that has been Ballydoyle's season so far. They also touch on the significance of leading trainer Jessica Harrington publicly entering the fray in the doping debate. Dave Loughnane, who enjoyed his biggest career success in the Railway Stakes with Go Bears Go, also joins the conversation.

Nick is joined by David Yates, Newsboy from the Daily Mirror, to discuss all the day's racing news, leading with the many themes that emerged from the Irish Derby, including the significance of just the second British trained winner of the race in 30 years. They discuss the likely path for the winner Hurricane Lane, with a contribution from his trainer Charlie Appleby, and also the curate's egg that has been Ballydoyle's season so far. They also touch on the significance of leading trainer Jessica Harrington publicly entering the fray in the doping debate. Dave Loughnane, who enjoyed his biggest career success in the Railway Stakes with Go Bears Go, also joins the conversation.

The First Lady of Moone, Jessica Harrington, is our special guest this week to chat about her global ambitions, hopes in Ireland this weekend and a fine team of runners at Royal Ascot next week. Dukey reveals a surprisingly expensive visit to the bike repair shop, Fran has thoughts on a barbecue, Johnny Mac is dreaming of a fourth successive winning nap for the Bar One team and JW reveals hidden talents as a singer.

Welcome to Episode 8, Achievers! In this episode, Ailyn talks with Jessica Harrington MPH, the owner of Journey To Yourself and a women's stress management coach. Jess shares some incredible tips about managing your stress, time management, staying organized, and making time for yourself. She focuses on self love and ensuring that you are making choices that feel good for you! This is an incredible conversation that will help you refocus on yourself and get things done while feeling amazing! Check out Jess below: https://www.journeytoyourself.net/ http://facebook.com/journeytoyourself101 https://www.instagram.com/journeytoyourself101/ https://anchor.fm/jessica4064 This is Episode 8 of the Dream Achieve Repeat journey! Thanks so much for tuning in! Follow Ailyn on Instagram @dream.achieve.repeat and join the community of Achievers! https://www.instagram.com/dream.achieve.repeat/

Horse racing legend Jessica Harrington sits down with Jarlath seven days on from Rachel Blackmore’s Grand National win to talk about her own remarkable journey. One of the very first female Irish racehorse trainers, Jessica has seen every side of the industry from the bitter disappointments to the glorious triumphs at the biggest events. How does she remain positive when the losses far outweigh the wins? Jarlath digs into her attachment to the animals, their welfare and her previous life representing Ireland at European, World and Olympic levels in three day eventing. Finally Jarlath asks Jessica about stereotypes about male and female horses, how they were extended to humans in the business and how they are gradually getting rolled back with each passing season. Whether you’re a racing fan or not there is something for everyone in this conversation with an Irish sporting pioneer. To hear every episode in full and to gain access to the entire back-catalogue of over 400 Irishman Abroad episodes that are not available on iTunes for just the price of a pint every month visit www.patreon.com/irishmanabroad   Our charity partner is jigsawonline.ie. In these tricky times, Jigsaw provides a range of resources, advice and care for your people to help them strengthen their mental health and the skills needed to navigate life. Please visit their website and consider making a donation.   For updates on future episodes and live shows follow @jarlath on Twitter, visit www.jigser.com or email the show directly on irishmanabroadpodcast@gmail.com.   Disclaimer: All materials contained within this podcast are copyright protected. Third party reuse and/or quotation in whole or in part is prohibited unless direct credit and/or hyperlink to the Irishman Abroad podcast is clearly and accurately provided.

In Episode 74 of In The Saddle Podcast Katie Clements hosts racing journalist Chris Loader, former jump jockey Paul Callaghan and jockey Robbie Power previewing the Irish National on Easter Monday. The trio give all their best betting tips for this weekends horse racing action including the Challenger Series Final at Haydock as well as the Queens Cup and Scottish Sprint at Musselburgh. All are available to watch on ITV on Saturday. Robbie Power joins the podcast for the last 15 minutes talking about the Irish National which he last won in 2017 aboard Our Duke for Jessica Harrington. He also discusses some of his live chances across the Fairyhouse meeting this week. Please Subscribe to us on iTunes, Spotify and Soundcloud!

In Episode 60 of In The Saddle Podcast Marc Hryhorskyj is the host. The pundits on this weeks episode are horse racing journalist Chris Loader, former jump jockey Paul Callaghan and Cheltenham Gold Cup winning jockey Robbie Power. The quartet give all their best betting tips for Thursdays card at Gowran Park. The conversation starts with the John Mulhern Galmoy Hurdle, followed by the Goffs Thyestes Handicap Chase. Robbie Power rides Discordantly for Jessica Harrington in the feature and is keen on Jungle Junctions chances in the Beginners Chase. This weeks episode ends with the any other fancies on the card as well as a debate on if Henry De Bromheads Honeysuckle should run in the Champion hurdle at Cheltenham. BEST BETS: ⬇️ Chris Loader: NAP | 15.25 Gowran Discordantly (14/1) Paul Callaghan: NAP | 14.20 Diol Ker (9/1) Robbie Power: NAP | 16.00 Jungle Junction (4/1) Please Subscribe to us on iTunes, Spotify and Soundcloud!

In Episode 46 of In The Saddle Podcast our host Marc Hryhorskyj is joined by American horse racing analyst and race reporter Acacia Courtney and UK horse racing journalist Chris Loader. The trio put forward their betting tips for all the top races from the Breeders' Cup at Keenelend. Acacia Courtney outlines the track bias and Keeneland and how the track is currently riding. The horse racing action begins on Friday evening and the first of the betting tips start with Breeders Cup Juvenile Turf. Chris Loader has an early NAP in the form of Mrs Jessica Harrington's Cadillac. Acacia Courtney is keen on Go Athletico and believes he will out run his odds for American jockey Aurelien Lemaitre. The Breeders Cup Juvenillie Fillies' Turf is next and TVGs Acacia Courtney likes the Christophe Clement trained Plum Ali ridden by American jockey Joel Rosario. The TVG American horse racing analyst also likes the Simon Callaghan trained Madone at the betting prices. Acacia Courtney feels the filly will out run her betting odds for jockey Flavien Prat. Chris Loader is keen on the Brad Cox trained Aunt Pearl ridden by jockey Florent Geroux. Saturdays horse racing tips being with the Breeders' Cup Turf Sprint. Chris Loader fancies the Charles Hills trained Equilateral to out run his odds. The popular Frankie Dettori is booked to ride. Acacia Courtney is expecting a huge run from the favourite Imprimis. The Joesph Orseno trained Imprimis has won his last two races and is riding by American jockey Irad Ortiz Jr. Our host Marc Hryhorskyj then leads the conversation on the Makers Mark Breeders' Cup Fillies & Mares' Turf. Kentucky based Acacia Courtney puts forward a value each way bet in the William Mott trained Harvey's Lil Goil. Top American jockey Junior Alvarado takes the mount. Chris Loader also fancies two each way outsiders in this race. Irish trained Jessica Harrington's Cayenne Pepper and James Fanshawe's UK trained Audaraya. The Fan Duel Breeders' Cup Mile is then the topic of discussion. Horse racing journalist Chris Loaders likes the Aidan O'Brien trained Lope Y Fernandez with Frankie Dettori taking the ride. The American horse racing analyst Acacia Courtney informs the listeners about the Brazilian import Ivar. Paulo Lobos Ivar is expected to run a huge race with legendary jockey Joesph Talamo taking the ride. We have a full house in the Breeders' Cup Turf at Keeneland on Saturday. Chris Loader is very keen on the Aidan O'Brien trained Mogul. Acacia Courtney is in agreement and is a confident betting selection from both. This Breeders' Cup betting preview ends with the Breeders' Cup Classic. The American horse racing expert Acacia Courtney is bullish on the chances of the Bob Baffert trained Improbable, UK horse racing expert Chris Loader is in agreement and believe the favourite will be difficult to beat with top American jockey Irad Ortiz Jr taking the ride. BEST BETS: ⬇️ Acacia Courtney: NAP | Improbable 7/2 Chris Loader: NAP | Cardillac 13/2 Marc Hryhorskyj: NAP | Mogul 4/1 BETFAIR

Brent asks ABC23 Anchor Jessica Harrington about working in TV and the challenges of being a public figure, and she asks him about growing up in Hawaii, how he met his wife, and puts him through a food lightning round!

Teacher Jessica Harrington is hoping to flip Florida's 64th District. Find out more about  CP's work in Florida.

En el programa de hoy, candidata para la legislatura estatal en el distrito 64 Jessica Harrington y candidato para alguacil del condado de Pinellas Eliseo Santana hablaron sobre la reapertura de escuelas y la importancia de elecciones locales.

In this Part 2 of The Lives of Irish Racing People edition, you can listen to the voices of more of the greats of the Irish Thoroughbred industry, including the late T.P.Burns who was born in 1924; Tommy Murphy who worked for Vincent O'Brien at Ballydoyle from 1974; Maureen Mullins who married Paddy Mullins in 1954 and they ran the business together; Barbara Collins, a trainer for more than half a century; Stan Cosgrave recalls the disappearance of Shergar; the late bloodstock agent Johnny Harrington who was the husband of trainer Jessica Harrington, and the late Mick O'Toole, one of the great characters of the  sporting world.  

Gesucht wird die Queen, genauer: Die beste Stute im Land! Das nach dem Derby zweitwertvollste Rennen, der 162. Henkel-Preis der Diana (Gr. I, 2.200m, 500.000 €) geht am Sonntag in Düsseldorf über die Bühne. Als Favoritin rückt Virginia Joy für das Gestüt Auenquelle und seinen Trainer Marcel Weiß in die Startboxen ein. Wir haben ihn und seine erste Gruppensiegern in seiner erst Anfang 2020 gestarteten Trainerkarriere besucht. Auch Torquator Tasso, der Derby-Zweite, fehlt natürlich nicht im ausführlichen Porträt von Nika S. Daveron und Frauke Delius über Marcel Weiß.In der Diana trifft Virginia Joy auf hochklassige Konkurrenz, nicht nur deutsche Stuten sind am Start, sondern auch deren vier aus dem Ausland und damit kommen auch die Superstars des internationalen Galopprennsports nach Düsseldorf: Bei den Jockeys sind das Lanfranco „Frankie“ Dettori, Olivier Peslier oder Anthony Crastus. Bei den Trainern John Gosden, Jessica Harrington oder Francis-Henri Graffard, den man als Derbysiegtrainer von In Swoop kennt. Für die Görlsdorferin Tickle Me Green, die gleichfalls ihre Karriere in Deutschland begonnen hat bevor sie ach Frankreich wechselte, wurde sogar der Derbysiegreiter Ronan Thomas gebucht. „Die beste Diana seit langem, freut sich der Rennvereinspräsident Peter-Michael Endres, leider mussten sogar einige Pferde ausscheiden. Schade, dass keine oder kaum Zuschauer dabei sein können.“ Zu Gruppe I-Highlight hören wir auch den Trainer der Vorjahressiegern Diamanta, Markus Klug, der mit Snow und Sister Lulu zwei Starterinnen hat. Auch Jean-Pierre Carvalho geht mit Gestüt Hönl-Hofs Ocean Fantasy nicht ohne Hoffnungen ins Rennen. Außerdem gibt es die Fortsetzung zum Doping-Dilemma durch verunreinigteFuttermitteln, über die wir im Podcast der letzten Woche, Nummer 36, tipaktuell berichtet haben. Die Wett-Tipps liefern David Connolly- Smith und Christian Jungfleisch, wir versuchen uns auch wieder an der Wetten, dass - Viererwette und platzieren drei Siegwetten. Ein Podcast von Frauke Delius.

Above all weeks, we seem to have plenty to discuss, with Dukey imposing a running order on proceedings which Donn McClean agrees with but Johnny still finds time for a curveball at the end. What did the lads make of the Irish Derby, Magical, and The Shunter? What do they make of the Epsom Oaks, in which Donn and Johnny have a strong each-way fancy, and the Derby, in which they also agree on a big price? Dukey and Johnny disagree on their nap but agree on the race, while The Joy Of Six guest is Gavin Ryan... and we hear from John Murtagh and Jessica Harrington. 

Nathan Murphy is joined on the line by Johnny Ward and by racing royalty Jessica Harrington as we discuss the ins and out of the return of racing. @HRIRacing #Everyracingmoment 

Champ.ie caught up with man of the moment Shane Foley, who will ride favourite Albigna for Jessica Harrington in the Irish 1000 Guineas on Saturday. Barry Doyle (Champ.ie) is joined by podcast regulars Ronan Groome (The Irish Field) and Andrew Blair White (The Blair White Blog) to preview Irish Guineas weekend at The Curragh.Discussed:Discussion with Jockey in form Shane Foley.Will Siskin stay 1m?Strong Irish Linconshire fanciesSearch for A Song and Magical return.Albigna unstoppable?Best bets of the weekend.For more Champ.ie Previews, Reviews and Weekly News, please do subscribe to the Champ.ie You-tube Channel.Support the show (https://www.facebook.com/champdotie/)

TehachaPod has three hosts (Key Budge, Corey Costelloe and Greg Garrett) who talk Tehachapi. On this podcast we talk about the massive amounts of information regarding the coronavirus and its impact globally and how do we validate the information and what information do we share. We talk to Megan Person, Director of Countywide Communications for the County of Kern and to Jessica Harrington, KERO 23 News Anchor about the volumes of information regarding the COVID-19 crisis at our hands and what to do with it.

SIRSY discusses the impact of their song 'Stand' off of their new album 'Like a Drum' after Jessica Harrington, a teacher in New York, picked up on the lyrics and started playing the song in her classroom as part of her own anti-bullying campaign. The band began announcing this story at shows as they toured across the United States, and as a result now have school rooms (including special education classrooms) playing the song in New York, California, Colorado, Utah, Michigan, Virginia, and North Carolina.

Jessica Harrington (@jessieleigh_h) is an editorial assistant at SheFinds.com - an online publication focused on affordable fashion & beauty shopping guides. In this episode she talks about how she landed a job in NYC straight out-of-college, why being a HerCampus.com writer helped her stand out and answers the question - are influencers taking away editor’s job?

Jessica Harrington reflects on the brilliant career of Moscow Flyer with the Racehour podcast team. A wonderful 2m chaser who sadly passed away at the ripe old age of 22. Probably the best 2m chaser of all time...

Welcome to the inaugural #RACEHOUR Podcast - hosted by our friends at BetBright!! We discuss Thistlecrack, Moscow Flyer with Jessica Harrington, our horses to follow for the 2016/17 Jumps season and of course the upcoming weekend's racing! Thanks to Jessica Harrington and of course all the #Racehour family on twitter for making it a lot of fun. Good luck this weekend and we'll be back next week. To sign up with BetBright and claim a free bet up to £50 hit this - goo.gl/Mo66Qx