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Carol Kirkwood shares the secret behind not only being the UK's favourite weather presenter, but a bestselling author as well - and reveals where her lifelong love of fast cars comes from.The Antipodean singing-comedian Michelle Brasier reveals how she survived a house fire, grieved for the loss of her father and brother to cancer, befriended her scammer...and turned it all on it's head for comedic purposes.Clive and Jo Bailey, the married balloonists who have seen just about everything in their airborne basket, and Olympic torch balloons aside - there's a good chance they'll have been had a hand in pretty much any other hot-air balloon you'll have seen on screen. All that plus...as the Olympics get underway in Paris, we'll get your blood pumping with the Inheritance Tracks of our double-gold medal-winning boxer Nicola Adams.Presenters: Nikki Bedi and Jon Kay Producer: Ben Mitchell
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Three educators from around the world, share their expertise, approach, perspectives, and guidance on how this area of learning continues to be an essential ingredient to supporting students and schools, and in some ways even more in an age of 24/7 connectivity About Leticia Carino PYP (Primary Years Program) PE teacher at the International School of Phnom Penh, Cambodia 20 years teaching Physical Education from EY to high school. Also taught bilingual kindergarten (Spanish and English) and Grade 3 Lived and worked internationally since 2007 in the US, Holland, China and Cambodia. Passionate about wellness and leader of a small committee at school to encourage teachers and staff to be well Twitter: @leticarino About Mohamad Houran Director of Community Engagement at the American Community School in Amman Taught PE from 2004 to 2012. Athletic & Activities Director from 2012 to 2022. Currently Director of Community Engagement. Worked at the following international schools: American Community School Beirut, Lebanon Dubai American Academy, UAE ICARDA International School of Aleppo, Syria Amman Baccalaureate School, Amman, Jordan. ACS Amman Twitter: @HouraniEDU About Aaron Beighle Professor, University of Kentucky Author of nearly 150 articles, books, chapters and blogs related to youth physical activity and physical education 20+ years teaching physical education at the pre-K through university levels having worked with teachers in North America, Asia, Africa, and Europe. Frequent keynote and workshop leader. Twitter: @aaronbeighle Resources INSPIREDBYMOVEMENT https://inspiredbymovementblog.wordpress.com/ Meaningful PE Conference (Ty Riddick, Jo Bailey, Mel Hamada, Leticia Cariño) https://youtu.be/jHTYvgSFdFA?si=VDkY_bTzTBJllW-V Teachers' sensemaking in implementation of Meaningful Physical Education https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/17408989.2023.2260388 Stephanie Beni,Déirdre Ní Chróinín,Tim Fletcher,Jo Bailey,Leticia Cariño Fraisse,Marcus Down,Mel Hamada,Ty Riddick,Milena Trojanovic & Kristen Gross Is Physical Activity key to our Wellbeing? https://www.hoddereducationmagazines.com/magazine/psychology-review/27/4/is-physical-activity-the-key-to-our-wellbeing/ Josie Booth explores the relationship between exercise and psychological outcomes Don't panic, pandemic PE https://www.ecis.org/pandemic_pe/ Dynamic Physical Education for Elementary School Children 20th Edition https://us.humankinetics.com/products/dynamic-physical-education-for-elementary-school-children-20th-edition DYNAMIC PE ASAP https://www.dynamicpeasap.com/pages/ Free online resource for teachers to create lessons and yearly schedules for physical education. This site includes lesson ideas, instructional signs, learning outcomes, videos of real teachers teaching real students, and much more John Mikton on Social Media LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jmikton/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/jmikton Web: beyonddigital.org Dan Taylor on social media: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dantcz/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/DanTaylorAE Web: www.appsevents.com Listen on: iTunes / Podbean / Stitcher / Spotify / YouTube Would you like to have a free 1 month trial of the new Google Workspace Plus (formerly G Suite Enterprise for Education)? Just fill out this form and we'll get you set up bit.ly/GSEFE-Trial
Today we welcome back Jo Bailey. Jo is going to tell us about her research fellowship trip to the UK to discover more about a New Zealand nurse who worked at Brockenhurst hospital during WW1.
In this week's episode of the Better with Running podcast, Chriso and Zacca kick off with an exhilarating recap of the Melbourne Marathon. They share their enthusiasm for being on the course and witnessing extraordinary performances by over 85 Run2PB athletes. The episode also features highlights from previous guest performances. Sophie Fitt and her brother Damien Ryan join the show to shed light on a meaningful event taking place on Oct 29th at Caulfield Grammar St Kilda East: the Run for Rossy. Damien shares his personal connection to Ross and provides insights into the event's purpose. For more information and details about the event, visit this link. Run for Rossy - https://www.beatthebeast.me/run-4-rossy , https://www.beatthebeast.me/list-for-the-living This week, Chris and Zacca host two remarkable #run2pb athletes who excelled at the Melbourne Marathon, achieving significant personal bests. First up is Jo Bailey, coached by Sophie Fitt. Jo shares her running journey, revealing how she fostered a love for the sport through running podcasts and ultimately made substantial improvements in her 5k, 10k, Half, and Marathon times. Jo's standout performance at the Melbourne Marathon resulted in a 20-minute PB. The second guest is Tom Scanlan, under the guidance of coach Andy Buchanan. Tom, a former football player, discusses his transition into running and his ambition in 2019 to break the 3-hour mark. Fast forward to today, and Tom has made impressive strides, achieving a time of 2:52. He shares insights into his training journey with Andy Buchanan and offers a glimpse into his future plans. Find us at https://www.run2pb.co/better-with-running-podcast. And if you're enjoying the show, don't forget to leave us a review on Apple Podcasts.
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 21st Hey Hey of 1997. It features KD Lang, Rowan Atkinson, Jo Bailey and more. Please subscribe to us on iTunes and you can find us at: Twitter: @heyheypodcast Instagram @heyheypodcast
Collin Meldrum hosts this month's bonus episode all about the TV show Psych! Jo Bailey, Kellyn Maguire, and Micah Moody compete over 15 questions about best friends and pineapples. Which contestant will get the fingers on the most correct answers? Thank you to our patrons for making all bonus episodes possible. Supporters: https://www.trivialitypodcast.com/the-cream-of-the-crop/ Please RATE, REVIEW, and SUBSCRIBE on iTunes or your preferred podcast app! Follow us on social media, and support the show on Patreon for great perks! Support us Directly: www.Patreon.com/TrivialityPodcast All Social Media: https://linktr.ee/trivialitypodcast Want to hear your trivia question during an episode? Send us question to the email: TrivialityPodcast@Gmail.com with the subject QUESTION 5 and a host's name (Ken, Matt, Neal, or Jeff). We will read one listener submitted question per round. Triviality is an Airwave Media podcast. www.airwavemedia.com Please contact sales.trivialitypodcast@gmail.com if you would like to advertise on our podcast. Triviality is an Airwave Media podcast. [New Episodes Every Tuesday] © Triviality – 2023 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Reflecting on the Lionesses incredible performance both on and off the pitch during the European Championships I caught up with Co-chair of West Ham's Pride Of Irons, women's officer for pride in football, passionate football fan, podcast host and fellow Phoenix FM presenter Jo Bailey. As well as a first-hand account of the awesome scenes that unfolded at Wembley last Sunday, Jo talked about how we can build on the momentum of the tournament to change the future of women's football, what can be done to improve access for young girls at school and club level and how a one club mentality is the way foreword.
We've made it to Episode 31 of the Champagne Comedy podcast!Join Alison, Daniel, Kim, Matt, Prue and Tony as they review Season 2 Episode 11 of The Late Show, broadcast on Saturday August 28, 1993 on ABC TV.Muckraking's Jo Bailey protest, Bargearse begins, how boring is rice, and tips on hitting up a bar while on holiday.Get your Bargearse comp entries in now you have until Episode 39 - champagnelateshow@gmail.com Twitter: @TLSChampagne or Facebook.This is a fan discussion podcast with no direct association with Tony, Mick, Rob, Tom, Jane, Santo, Jason, Judith and Co., as well as ABC TV. We're simply just fans.Buy our merchandise so we can buy you prizes: https://bit.ly/ChampagneComedyChampagneComedy.com | Produced by Matt Fulton Productions - mattfulton.com.au See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Ch 6 Meaningful PETE A conversation about physical education, teacher education with Jorge Rodriguez, Dr. Kristi Mally, Jo Bailey, Dr. Julie Pearson.
We welcome Jo back to the show to learn how Uniting Canterbury Women has evolved since it was created in response to the March 15th terrorist attack in Christchurch.
It seems odd for the founder of West Ham's LGBTQ+ supporters group to come from family containing plenty of Spurs fans – but that's exactly what happened with Jim Dolan. In fact, that seems to be a running theme amongst the folks at Pride Of Irons – because Jim's co-chair Jo Bailey also has a smattering of Spurs fans in her family (although as you'll hear from the recording, not the huge amount I may have implied!). Either way, both Jim and Jo ended up as passionate West Ham fans – and this is an absolutely cracking episode that we think you're going to love about their respective journeys in football, and the growth of Pride of Irons. There's so much good stuff on tap for this one – the passion and highs-and-lows of following your team; visibility in football; why Jim started tweeting about being an LGBTQ+ West Ham fan and how that led to Pride of Irons; how Jo discovered it and what it mean to her; being embraced by your club; West Ham's season so far and so much more. It's honestly a brilliant chat that we really think you'll like it – and we're hugely grateful to Jim and Jo for taking the time. WANT TO FIND OUT MORE ABOUT OUR GUESTS? @PrideOfIrons WANT TO GET IN TOUCH WITH THE PODCAST? @jack_murley jack.murley@bbc.co.uk
In this episode, Zack Smith, Jo Bailey, Megaera Regan, and I talk about Chapter 3, Meaningful Physical Education with immigrant newcomers, from Meaningful Physical Education: An Approach for Teaching and Learning. Purchase the book on Amazon, here Help support the show: patreon.com/globalphysed
Part 1 of 9 in the Meaningful PE book study. In this episode, we explore the why, what, and how of MPE with Julie Pearson, Jo Bailey and Zack Smith. Get the book by clicking here. Help support the show by checking out our Patreon page: patreon.com/globalphysed
Jo Bailey remotely connected to tell me all about her work as a Wellness Co-ordinator and what life has been like for residents, family and staff during lockdown.The featured song on his episode is the beautifukl track "Don't Mind the Weather" by the briliant Sunflower Thieves.This episode was produced by Richard Hatton.https://www.anchorhanover.org.uk/https://www.facebook.com/sunflowerthieves/https://sunflowerthieves.wixsite.com/websitehttps://twitter.com/sunthievesmusichttps://www.instagram.com/sunflowerthieves/?hl=en
The Parole Board recently hit the headlines after the Government announced a Root-and-Branch Review of the parole system to explore a number of areas including potentially opening hearings up to the public. The review will build on recent reforms but will also look at more fundamental changes.So, what does the future hold for the parole system? What are the problems faced by the current system and what are the solutions?The Parole Board, together with the Cambridge Centre for Criminal Justice and the Institute of Criminology of the University of Cambridge, invite you to join them for two webinars on the topic.There were two webinars: 2 hours each, 8-9 December 2020, 5–7pm.The first webinar, on Tuesday 8th December, focused on critiques of the current system, identifying ‘problems'.Chair: The Chairman of the Parole BoardThe context of the Government's root and branch review: Professor Nicky Padfield. Respondent: HH Peter Rook QC, Deputy Chair of Parole BoardWhat measures actually increase public safety? Measuring ‘effectiveness': Dr Jo Bailey, HMPPS Head of Psychology. Respondent: Professor Fergus McNeillIncreasing public understanding of parole: Professor Julian Roberts. Respondent: Angela Cossins, Deputy Director, National Probation Service.Conclusions: Tom Hawker-DawsonFurther details: The Government has now published more details of its long-awaited “root and branch” review of the parole system. The Consultation “on making some parole hearings open to victims of crime and the wider public” acknowledged that “the question of whether to allow public hearings is only one aspect of the root and branch review which will look at four broad areas: i) an evaluation of the parole reforms to date, ii) the constitution and status of the Parole Board, iii) improving public understanding and confidence in the parole system, and iv) measures to improve openness and transparency” (para 12).For more details see the Cambridge Centre for Criminal Justice website: https://www.cccj.law.cam.ac.uk/
The Parole Board recently hit the headlines after the Government announced a Root-and-Branch Review of the parole system to explore a number of areas including potentially opening hearings up to the public. The review will build on recent reforms but will also look at more fundamental changes.So, what does the future hold for the parole system? What are the problems faced by the current system and what are the solutions?The Parole Board, together with the Cambridge Centre for Criminal Justice and the Institute of Criminology of the University of Cambridge, invite you to join them for two webinars on the topic.There were two webinars: 2 hours each, 8-9 December 2020, 5–7pm.The first webinar, on Tuesday 8th December, focused on critiques of the current system, identifying ‘problems'.Chair: The Chairman of the Parole BoardThe context of the Government's root and branch review: Professor Nicky Padfield. Respondent: HH Peter Rook QC, Deputy Chair of Parole BoardWhat measures actually increase public safety? Measuring ‘effectiveness': Dr Jo Bailey, HMPPS Head of Psychology. Respondent: Professor Fergus McNeillIncreasing public understanding of parole: Professor Julian Roberts. Respondent: Angela Cossins, Deputy Director, National Probation Service.Conclusions: Tom Hawker-DawsonFurther details: The Government has now published more details of its long-awaited “root and branch” review of the parole system. The Consultation “on making some parole hearings open to victims of crime and the wider public” acknowledged that “the question of whether to allow public hearings is only one aspect of the root and branch review which will look at four broad areas: i) an evaluation of the parole reforms to date, ii) the constitution and status of the Parole Board, iii) improving public understanding and confidence in the parole system, and iv) measures to improve openness and transparency” (para 12).For more details see the Cambridge Centre for Criminal Justice website: https://www.cccj.law.cam.ac.uk/
In this episode of the PhysEd Talking Heads, I check-in with Jo Bailey, Brandon Herwick, Leticia Carino, Kyle Bragg, and Cliff Roop to se how there school year is going. Help support the show: patreon.com/globalphysed
Dr. Jo Bailey is Head of the Psychology Services Group in HM Prison and Probation Service. With nearly 30 years experience in the prison service, she's our perfect guide to the role of forensic psychology in our criminal justice system. Chloe Dafe is a trainee forensic psychologist for HM Prison and Probation Service. She previously worked for the charity User Voice and the London CRC before joining the prison service in 2018. Their recommended reading: Kazemian, L., & Farrington, D. (2018)Advancing knowledge about residual criminal careers: A follow-up to age 56 from the cambridge study in delinquent development. Journal of Criminal Justice, 57, 1. Walton, J. S. (2019) The evolutionary basis of belonging: Its relevance to denial of offending and labelling those who offend. Journal of Forensic Practice, 21(4), 202-211. doi:10.1108/JFP-04-2019-0014
Welcome to Soulful Connections - an audio version of my new video series.I'm so excited to share with you my new series Soulful Connections, conversations with people who have found their natural place in the world; shining a light on inspirational and uplifting people who are living their lives as authentic and soulful expressions of themselves. These are their stories...My first guest is Jo Bailey, who describes herself as an 'accidental activist'.How do you become an accidental activist?Following the terror attacks in Christchurch, NZ on March 15 2019, Jo Bailey found herself taking up the call to unite women in peace and love, to bring about change, share stories, break down barriers and build greater understanding between women of all cultures and ethnicities.Olwynne talks with Jo about how a push from the Universe sent her on a journey to bring women together and Uniting Canterbury Women was born. This is her story.For more and to watch the video, go to www.soulfulconnections.co.nz
In this episode of the #PhysEd Talking Heads we discuss the importance of self-care. This episode features Brandon Herwich, Jo Bailey, Leticia Carino, and Doug Hallberg. 6 self-care steps for a pandemic — always important, now essential https://www.health.harvard.edu/blog/6-self-care-steps-for-a-pandemic-always-important-now-essential-2020041619563 Help support the show: https://www.globalphysed.net/
Jo is someone I admire immensely and we talk about Meaningful PE, HPE, and previewing going back to school #physed, her amazing webby on Meaningful PE. Jo has taught me so much over the years, and it was an absolute honor to just sit down and chat. It was more of a pleasant conversation than an interview and it's one of the reasons she is amazing. Jo's Blog: http://lovephyed.blogspot.com/ Jo's Webinar: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O5NOR3Npx3w&feature=youtu.be Jo's Twitter: @LovePhyEd
With Jo we discussed today different approaches towards the support for the airline sector, namely we touched UK, Finland and Norway. We also mentioned the 737MAX saga and when it is expected to end. Last but not least, we stressed the enormous importance of aviation that brings people home from various parts of the world and provide inevitable infrastructure for transport of medical supplies. Jo also shared some specific and pretty rare stories in this aspect.
This is our episode 65 and today we´d like to promote our 2nd podcast which is called AviaDev Weekly News. We started with this in November 2019 and each week we invite industry experts to comment on the hot news from the world of aviation from the respective week. Our regular guests include aviation enthusiast working for the airlines, like Mateusz Klimek from Iberia or Antonio Pascale from Easyjet, aviation consultants John Grant, Deirdre Fulton or Hans Joerg Elnaes, aviation journalists Jo Bailey or Chloe Greenbank. However, somebody was on this podcast already 4 times and that´s Max Oldorf from ch aviation. He´s not always politically correct, but he knows the aviation stuff and he´s also great fun. So today we´re sharing with you most recent episode of aviadev weekly news podcast with Max Oldorf here, at AviaDev Insight Europe podcast as episode 65. At AviaDev we are very much aware that the situation with Covid19 outbreak is very serious and our thoughts are with all of those who are in the front line of the fight with the virus. However, we always try to be positive and that´s also what we did today with Max Oldorf. He shared with us the first signs of recovery from China and his thoughts on why he thinks that again, aviation industry will come back stronger than ever before.
SimpleFlying is media partner of AviaDev and their editor Jo Bailey shared her thoughts on today´s episode why AirItaly went bust, she also shared a couple of very interesting aviation stories linked to the storm Sabine (or Ciara, however you prefer to call it), we discussed latest updated on coronavirus outbreak and the heavy impact it has especially on Chinese carriers and we also touched aviation superstar from US David Neeleman as he introduced his newest airline baby Breeze. Photo credit: BriYYZ via Wikimedia Commons
My guest today is Joanna Bailey, editor at SimpleFlying, the world’s largest aviation news website in terms of visitors. Simple flying is a media partner of AviaDev, we just love working with these guys that´s why I´m really excited to have Jo on the podcast today. Here are the topics we covered: Flybe, saved by UK government for this time, but does it have what it takes to succeed in the long run? Ernest airlines losing AOC, Wizz Air already taking their routes between Albania and Italy. 2019 was a recording breaking year for Delta, one of the largest airlines in the world. Royal Air Maroc joining the OneWorld alliance. How airlines managed to cut 50% of CO emissions since 1990.
Rebecca connects people and through that weaves community across traditional divides. She does this through starting her own initiatives as well as supporting others with theirs. The number of people she mentions in this interview who have helped her or been involved in different things is an indication of the value she places on community - just have a look at the 24 names and links below for evidence! In this interview we hear about her life story and trace back to her childhood, what motivated her to start her social enterprise Krama & Co., the impact of attending an Impact Lunch and the connections that led to starting Giving Seeds of Love after the attacks of 15 March as well as her thoughts about the future. Too often we hear negative stories so it is nice to hear some good ones too. Rebecca sent me links to all the organisations and people she mentioned: In terms of Krama & Co. https://www.facebook.com/Kramaandco I talked about meeting you at Parry Field https://www.facebook.com/parryfieldlawyers/ to discuss how to set it up was pivotal. I talked about Flame Cambodia https://www.facebook.com/flamecambodia/ and Home and Family Society https://www.facebook.com/HomeAndFamilySocietyChristchurch/ I talked about Danielle Poyzer https://www.facebook.com/danielle.poyzer In terms of Giving Seeds of Love I talked about meeting Bel at a Seeds Podcast Impact Lunch https://www.facebook.com/SeedsPodcast/. I then talked about Jo Bailey https://www.facebook.com/Jo-Bailey-Author-1885813798178188/ who founded Uniting Canterbury Women https://www.facebook.com/UnitingCanterburyWomen/ along with Zahra Hussaini who is part of Who is Hussain? Christchurch and Canterbury Resilience Foundation https://www.facebook.com/whoishussainchch/ and https://www.facebook.com/crfchch/ Also in the team is Amber Johnson who runs https://www.facebook.com/CraftWithoutBorders/ Naeema Arefi and very importantly Dr Hafsa Ahmed who is a trustee of the Lady Khadija Charitable Trust https://www.facebook.com/ladykhadijatrustnz/ who we have partnered with to look at running the Giving Seeds of Love initiative next year. In talking about the project I mentioned consulting with Sarina Dickson from The worry bug. https://www.facebook.com/TheWorryBug/ and also consulting with Jessie Kendall who practices NLP and Empower Me Now has https://www.facebook.com/empowermenow.co.nz/ I spoke about having a space at https://www.facebook.com/EastxEastChch/ which is run by https://www.facebook.com/LifeInVacantSpaces/ for the unity garden. I spoke about the Unity floral tribute. The artist is Simone Johnston from https://www.facebook.com/FlowerGirlOfficial1/ who I was introduced to years ago by Ministry of Awesome as she also has a social enterprise supporting women in Guatemala. called Mano Fair Trade https://www.facebook.com/ManoFairTrade/ We were lucky enough to have Janneth Gil https://www.facebook.com/jannethgil.fineart/ follow the process and get some great photos for us. We donated it to the Muslim Association of Canterbury https://www.facebook.com/MacNewZealand/ and arranged for it to be then donated to the Canterbury Museum https://www.facebook.com/canterburymuseum/ We have been running workshops and were lucky enough to be invited to run some at Al Noor Mosque over the school holidays and also for https://www.facebook.com/Jane.Goodall.Institute.NZ/ when Jane Goodall came to Christchrcuh and met children who are part of the Roots and Shoots programme https://www.facebook.com/rootsandshoots/ We have also run a workshop for Who is Hussain - Auckland https://www.facebook.com/whoishussainakl A reflection written for Rebecca based on our conversation: Seeds of Love We talk and in every second sentence I hear Someone else who helped, another name While division was his goal, it’s clear As seeds of love are planted, unity draws near Even if life will never again be the same For in those brief moments of that day, last breaths were stolen from so many lives The way things were can’t remain or stay And yet still a smile, for come what may With empathy, love and hope still strives So let’s turn our faces together, not apart Learning to talk, uniting for brave deeds Like laughing and listening, it’s a start And maybe it will help heal each heart Giving us courage to plant more seeds
In our 14th episode we talk to author and social change activist, Jo Bailey.Jo is a respected author and storyteller. She is the founder of 'Uniting Canterbury Women', a group formed following the horrific Mosque shootings in Christchurch in March to help women from all cultures to unite and share their journey and stories. Jo is also a cancer survivor, a solo mother and also had to face what no mother should when after beating breast cancer, her six year old son suffered from a stroke. Through all her challenges she has remained positive, grateful and resilient. Her story will inspire and encourage many others to follow her example.
In this episode, Jo Bailey and I talk about presenting around the US, starting the new school year off right and building connections with your students. Follow Jo on Twitter, @LovePhyed
In this episode, I talk to Jo Bailey, a fantastic educator and someone I've really enjoyed getting to know over these past 5 or so years. We talk about a lot of #physed topics, but also throw some Duran Duran, curling, and other fun things in as well! Follow Jo on Twitter: https://twitter.com/LovePhyEdMy website:https://www.supersizedphysed.com/FREE e-book: https://supersizedphysed.us18.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=289486a5abf1f1b55de651a5e&id=4c476cb013
Procurement’s Role in Implementing Business Solutions Andy Franks and Christophe Barriere-Varju from the Procurement Podcast interview Jo Bailey, CEO of Progressive Systems. Jo discusses the role of Procurement and its commercial role in identifying and implementing business solutions. Think your colleagues would be interested? Share this Procurement Podcast! The post Episode 003: Procurement’s Role in Implementing Business Solutions with Jo Bailey appeared first on The Procurement Podcast.
How do you find your voice and tell your story as a leader? How do your faith and personality intersect so that you can become the leader God created you to be? Today’s podcast dives into how we can embrace how God wired us with the story He’s woven into us to share. In this episode, Holly and I talk with Abbey Jo Bailey about the importance of listening, understanding your personality, and taking risks. Abbey is a wife, mom of two small children, and the director of communications at her church. If you’ve ever experienced an abrupt career change, shifted how you’ve viewed leadership, or wondered how to embrace your identity in Christ, this interview is for you. Tips for Storytelling Abbey believes that there is power in storytelling and using story to lead people toward Christ. Abbey is leading her church and team through a storytelling process. We discuss how Abbey has taken on the communications role at her church, and how she has experienced different seasons in her life and leadership. Here are her best practices for telling your story: Know where you want people to go. You need to be aware of where you’d like to take people in the journey. Read “Story Brand” by Donald Miller. As this book indicates, the hero is never you in the story; you are simply the guide in the story. Submit the outcome to God. “Every person involved in ministry should read Storybrand.” - Esther Grab Storybrand on Amazon (affiliate link) Abbey shares how submitting the outcome of her work to God has helped her to stay focused on people rather than the process being her primary focus. We chat about how this requires surrender and acknowledging that we are not in control of how things turn out. Connect with Abbey: Instagram Join the Purposeful Leadership FB Group where Abbey is a member Starting out as Bossy Big Sister, turned driven student and success-seeking professional, Abbey’s leadership path has been ever-changing. It was a steady rise up the corporate ladder until an abrupt change of plans led to a season of redefinition. As she became a wife and mother her professional motivations began to change and with that, her view of leadership. In her current role as Communications Director, Abbey collaborates with ministry leaders to tell the story of their Church and to encourage the Church to care about the stories of people who may be disconnected from or not yet know God. She is a self-described social media scroller, aspiring yogi or runner depending on the day, fueled by coffee and Jesus, and repeatedly saved by grace. Outside of work Abbey is spending time with her family, including her four year old “dinosaur trainer” son, nine month old blue-eyed beauty, and her 30-something fitness-focused husband. Episode Sponsor: Audible Today’s show is brought to you by Audible. Audible is offering our listeners a free audiobook with a 30-day trial membership. Just go to estherlittlefield.com/audible and browse the unmatched selection of audio programs – download a title free and start listening. It’s that easy. Go to estherlittlefield.com/audible to take advantage of your free trial membership and audiobook. Connect with Esther and the Christian Woman Leadership Podcast: Website Instagram Facebook Page This episode was originally published on estherlittlefield.com/episode23.
Jo joined me on the podcast back in episode #38 in November 2017. In that conversation, we discussed Jo’s background and history, why she started running at 35 and the way in which she’s struggled with comparison, feeling like an imposter as well as how it took years for Jo to call herself an ‘athlete’ and mean it. If you haven’t listened to that episode, I’d encourage you to listen to episode 38 first. Almost one year to the day later, Jo and I pick up where we left off and cover the events, and lessons, of the last 12 months. Since we last spoke, Jo has finished her 1st 100mi (160km) race. Then, in January this year, Jo discovered she’d won a lottery spot to enter one of the world’s most famous ultramarathons; Ultra Trail du Mont Blanc (or UTMB), an incredible 100mi / 160km race that passes through France, Italy and Switzerland as you run around the Mont Blanc massif (yes, you literally run around the mountain!) Sadly, Jo’s race at UTMB didn’t turn out the way she wanted after she missed a cut-off around the 100km mark. So what happens when your biggest fear comes true? That’s what I explore with Jo in this conversation. Get the full show notes for the episode here. — Visit the Sparta Chicks Radio website here Follow Sparta Chicks Radio on Facebook: facebook.com/SpartaChicks Follow Jo on Instagram: instagram.com/runjojo/
Day 2 Part 4! Mike and Mike are joined by a "Mt. Rushmore" of TOYs! 2018 CAHPERD TOY, Seth Martin and National TOYs Doug Hallberg, Crystal Gorwitz and Jo Bailey take their turns popping on the OPEN Forum Podcast to give their insight to all things related to SHAPE Nashville. This episode features some of the finest folks to ever enter a gymnasium and should not be missed!
Jo Bailey represents passion, energy and enthusiasm for education, sharing her expertise with fellow teachers. This is something that has been evident to me over the past five years; I have found Jo’s blog and twitter updates inspiring. Today Jo shares many amazing lesson ideas to break the ice, her aim to make students feel special, comfortable and part of the class. As educators we are truly lucky to have such motivated leaders such as Jo, it was truly a pleasure to sit down and chat with her. To be inspired and learn more follow the links below: Twitter @LovePhyEd Blog – lovephyed.blogspot.com Email – baileyjoanna9@gmail.com
It was great to sit down with Jo Bailey and record this episode live in Dubai at the Connected PE Conference last month. Jo brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the field of physical education and has devoted herself to learning and continually refining her teaching practice. Jo shares her thoughtful stance on what quality physical education means and the major lessons that she has learned over the last few years that have greatly impacted the work she does. Jo’s ability to be critically reflective about her own practice has allowed her to look at her own teaching with fresh eyes in order to ensure that she continually challenges herself to improve and get better. Jo has a unique perspective that has been shaped by living in different parts of the world which has helped her to develop a truly internationally minded outlook on life and on teaching. Jo’s Bio Jo Bailey teaches Physical Education at D.C. Everest Senior High in Weston, WI., USA. Originally from the UK, Jo spent much of her life in Hong Kong and taught in the both the UK and Hong Kong for several years before moving to the USA in 2004. Jo is is a National Board Certified Teacher, a Google Certified Innovator, and was the 2013 Midwest SHAPE America High School Physical Education Teacher of the Year. An avid technology and gadget lover, Jo is always looking for ways to improve workflow, enhance learning (often through gamification), and leave more time for being active! She is committed to helping students find their fun through Physical Education. Jo blogs at http://lovephyed.blogspot.com/ Connect with Jo: Twitter: @lovephyed Google +: +Jo Bailey Themes Discussed: Quality PE, Assessment, Meaning and Purpose, Connected PE, Good Teaching Practice, Major Lessons Learned
Jo Bailey is just like you and I. An age group athlete and busy mum who only discovered running in her mid-30s. Since then, she's completed 9 ultra-marathons and is about to attempt her first 100mi/160km race through the Victorian Alps. Jo has openly discussed her struggles with the Imposter Complex and comparison, her fear of coming last and the “stories she tells herself” about her speed on her blog and on social media so I knew she would be the perfect guest for the podcast. We also talk about how being a runner has changed her as a woman and mother, how she’s come to proudly own the fact she is an athlete as well as her mental state ahead of her first 100mi/160km race. Get the full show notes for the episode here. — Visit the Sparta Chicks Radio website here Follow Sparta Chicks Radio on Facebook: facebook.com/SpartaChicks Follow Jo on Instagram: instagram.com/runjojo
ConnectedPE - Professional Development for Physical Educators
In this episode of the ConnectedPE Podcast we speak with Jo Bailey. Jo shares her background living and working in multiple continents and how she was inspired to join the PE profession. Throughout the episode we touch on the tools we speak about Jo's upcoming Keynote & masterclass sessions in Dubai & the tools we bring conciously and unconsciously to the classroom. Jo is a Masterclass leader for the 2017 ConnectedPE Conference in Dubai. Join us at the ConnectedPE Conference by registering at www.connectedpe.com/conferenceCan't make it to Dubai? Stream the entire conference and access recordings & ongoing training inside of the ConnectedPE Community. Join the community at www.connectedpe.com/join
Jo Bailey discusses some of her favorite ways to get your high school physical education classes started in episode 6. Twitter: @LovePhyEd Get in touch with Charlie: Twitter - @Rizzutoed Email - RizzutoEducation@gmail.com Voxer - Charlie Rizzuto Facebook - @HPEQuickTips
The PE Umbrella | Podcasting ALL things Primary Physical Education
In episode 45 of The PE Umbrella podcast, I am joined by PE teacher and lover of being physically active, Jo Bailey. In this episode, Jo talks about her PEInstitute16 highlights, why and how we can help children find their fun as well as regulars such as her favourite activities and best class management tips! As always, it was a genuine pleasure to talk with somebody with the experience and presence as Jo. Her knowledge and advice really is invaluable and I'm sure you will find yourself nodding along to what she talks about, just as I was myself. So what are you waiting for? Come and join us 'Under the Umbrella' and get inspired!
Episode 2 in this the fifth series of my "Major Themes in Physical Education Research". It explores Alan Ovens and colleagues chapter in Ben Dyson and my book "Cooperative Learning in Physical Education". This week I’m delighted to welcome Jo Bailey as the practitioner responder this week and thank her for taking the time to respond and for her considered words.
In this episode of The PE Geek Podcast I'm excited to complete our first ever interview with superstar Physical Educator, Jo Bailey. In the episode we explore how Jo got started using Tech in PE, the success she's had as well as the opportunities she sees going forward. The episode is jam packed with ideas to take your classes and efficiency to the next level.
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