Podcast appearances and mentions of Karen Clarke

The man convicted in the 1999 Bridgeport killing of an eight-year-old boy and his mother was granted clemency by former President Biden. Adrian Peeler was convicted of conspiracy to commit murder in the killing of Leroy BJ Brown and Karen Clarke. Bridgeport Mayor Joe Ganim was outraged to learn about the President's decision and reacted immediately on WICC. Image Courtesy of Melissa Sheketoff

Andrea Cabral and Shirley Leung guest host. They start the show by asking about our obsession with the UnitedHealthcare CEO killer. Then, NBC Sports Boston's Trenni Casey discusses journaling in the NFL and a new study showing that hockey players are more likely to develop CTE the longer they play.NBC Boston host and 'local woman' Sue O'Connell discusses the rise of Theo Von and the "Real World" experience of Trump's transportation secretary pick.Nadia Liu Spellman of Dumpling Daughter & Karen Clarke of Clarke's Cakes and Cookies are food venders at this year's Snowport Holiday Market. They bring us cakes and dumplings. We ask folks to write in with their favorite holiday cookies. CNN's John King discusses the latest national political headlines, including the likelihood that Trump's cabinet picks will be confirmed, and what's next for Kamala Harris.This holiday season lots of packages may be landing on your doorstep, leaving them at risk to "porch pirates," aka package stealers. Have you been a victim of package theft? And what have you done to thwart their efforts?  We hear from you.

Raising children can be more than a full-time job, between chauffering, comforting, feeding and educating them. When moms have partners who are rotational workers, all of that work falls to them for weeks at a time. That's why mental health counsellor and social worker Karen Clarke has set up a counselling and peer support group for mothers who find themselves alone a lot. She's spoke with the CBC's Leigh Anne Power.

ICYMI: The fit was so tight, Newfoundland company Superior Glove has had to stretch its working space. The company, which has been manufacturing gloves, sleeves and protective gear since 1910 has facilities in Point Leamington and Springdale. The Springdale location has just completed a big expansion into a single location with an extra 30,000 square feet. Karen Clarke is the operations manager.

On this week's episode of True Crime New England, Katie and Liz discuss the horrifying details of the murder of young mom Karen Clarke and her 8-year-old son, Leroy “BJ” Brown Jr. In 1997, BJ was in the car with his mom's boyfriend in Bridgeport, Connecticut when shots were fired in an attempt to kill the boyfriend. BJ was unharmed, but turned out to be a really reliable witness. When the perpetrator discovered the identity of the boy who ratted him out, he finished the job of his first attempt, and then made moves to eliminate the star witness of his trial and ended up killing his mother too. Listen in to hear the heart-wrenching story of a brave little boy whose life was lost trying to do what was good, and his mom who was killed trying to protect her son.  --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/truecrimene/support

Andrea Cabral and Jared Bowen were in for Jim and Margery today, live from the Boston Public Library. We asked listeners about the state of the roadways today: pedestrian deaths are up, it seems like nobody is enforcing the distracted driving law and cars and trucks keep getting bigger. What's up on the roads? Trenni Casey of NBC Sports Boston previewed the Boston Marathon and discussed a push on Beacon Hill to curb toxic youth sports culture in Massachusetts. Caitlin Saks, senior producer for NOVA, discussed their newest film out today called Weathering the Future. The film is about frontline communities combating climate change with real solutions. Food policy analyst Corby Kummer discussed the effects Michelin ratings can have on a city's dining scene, and how years of drought forced a shutdown of the salmon fishing season in California. Elaina Repucci of Simple Sips and Karen Clarke of Clarke's Cakes & Cookies joined to discuss how their food business are growing through the Commonwealth Kitchen incubator. CNN's John King joined via zoom to analyze the latest politics headlines. Will the four-day work week ever become a reality in America? A pair of Massachusetts lawmakers are pushing for a pilot program. We asked listeners if they are on board. Or, do they love the flow of a five-day week and time away from home?

This week, we're journeying back in time to explore plants of yore. Otherlands author Thomas Halliday tells us the story of the United Kingdom's ecological origins, Kew Botanist Rafael Govaerts describes how garden plants can go extinct, and Karen Clarke gives us the scoop on the RHS's Digital Dig project – an effort to digitise the many, many thousands of old plant nursery catalogues in our collections. But that's not all, Mr. Plant Geek, aka Michael Perry, will close out the show by bringing us into the present with a love letter to an exciting hyacinth he helped roll out. It's an episode chock-full of deep-rooted flora stories!  Links: Otherlands: A World in the Making The Plant Review Digital Dig Volunteer with the RHS

Karen Clarke is the SVP and Managing Director for the Americas at Anaplan. In the current market, sales leaders face many challenges including a slowdown in the economy, difficulty finding staff, and sales attrition. Leaders must use data that provides insights into shifting buying behaviors.  Karen discusses the main things sales leaders should focus on for profitable growth like ensuring the alignment of sellers to the business objectives, knowing how to balance sales resources across the business, and the increasingly critical role of sales enablement and execution as the market gets tougher. Andy and Karen then dig into key concerns like attrition and capacity issues and how to deploy talent in the most effective way across territories. When planning for the next fiscal year, sales leaders should think carefully about how to segment their territories and target their reps in the most promising markets. HIGHLIGHT QUOTES CROs must get data on where sellers sell best - Karen: "Combining that with data in terms of where your market is and really having a good view of matching the right reps to the right opportunities. And obviously, aligning the quota to the size of those opportunities. So really thinking about what the addressable market is today for those sellers and doing that very intelligently." Sellers that can help buyers achieve real business value are prized - Karen: "Customers don't want sellers that just turn up and respond to what they're asking for. I think they're looking for sellers that bring something, organizations that bring something that share what they're seeing in other organizations, that challenge their thinking, maybe stretch their thinking a little bit in terms of what they could achieve." Find out more about Karen in the link below: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/karen-clarke-9b73007/ More on Andy: Connect on LinkedIn Get Andy's new book "Sell Without Selling Out" on Amazon Learn more at AndyPaul.com Sponsored by: Revenue.io | Unlock exponential growth with an AI-powered RevOps platform | Revenue.io Scratchpad | The fastest way to update Salesforce, take sales notes and stay on top of to-dos | Scratchpad.com Blueboard | World's leading experiential rewards & recognition platform | Blueboard.com Explore the Revenue.io Podcast Universe: Sales Enablement Podcast Selling with Purpose Podcast RevOps Podcast

Episode 168 – Rim to River 100 Race Recap with Rob Bozovich This week we dive into a detailed race recap with Rob Bozovich. Pete and Karen Clarke joined Rob at the Rim to River 100 in beautiful New River Gorge National Park in West Virginia. The scenery was stunning. The temps were unseasonably warm. And the hero of our story hit some snags along the way. Lots to unpack from this race, so let's get right to it! Check out the Rim to River 100 documentary here. Now, get out there and #bebettertoday! This episode is sponsored by The No Fear Project podcast, the Be Better Today podcast, and That Wine Pod. Subscribe now in your favorite podcast app! Join The No Fear Project on Facebook or shoot Pete a note for more information.   Listen, subscribe, share, rate & review! Please subscribe to the podcast and leave us a review on iTunes/Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Play, Podbean, Stitcher, or in your favorite podcast app! Find FatMan Chronicles at: Fatmanchronicles.com Facebook.com/fatmanstories Twitter & Instagram - @fatmanstories Email – fatmanchronicles@outlook.com Music – “You Got Me Wrong” by Sifar Copyright 2022 Paragon Media – All Rights Reserved

Episode 164 – Karen Clarke on Life, Adventure, and Big Goals Pete sits down with Karen Clarke to recap her sub-24-hour 100-mile race. Instead, they dive into so much more. Karen talks about all the adventures that lead her to this point in her life. Mountaineering, a one-year stay with a silent Buddhist group, overcoming cancer, and the long road to conquering her most recent goal. This episode is about life and what makes it great. Listen and share! Now, get out there and #bebettertoday! This episode is sponsored by The No Fear Project podcast, the Be Better Today podcast, and That Wine Pod. Subscribe now in your favorite podcast app! Join The No Fear Project on Facebook or shoot Pete a note for more information.   Listen, subscribe, share, rate & review! Please subscribe to the podcast and leave us a review on iTunes/Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Play, Podbean, Stitcher, or in your favorite podcast app! Find FatMan Chronicles at: Fatmanchronicles.com Facebook.com/fatmanstories Twitter & Instagram - @fatmanstories Email – fatmanchronicles@outlook.com Music – “You Got Me Wrong” by Sifar Copyright 2022 Paragon Media – All Rights Reserved

With special guest: Karen Clarke…in conversation with Bill Kable Have you been bullied? Has anyone in your family been bullied? In her book From Bullied to Brilliant: How to artfully avoid fitting in, our guest sets out how to understand and deal with bullies. In the program today we get to hear directly from Karen Clarke how to bounce back and turn pain into gain when confronted by bullies. We learn that bullying can be experienced by anyone at any stage in life and it is nothing to be ashamed of if you are the victim. It is one of the myths of bullying that the victim has shown some weakness that the bully seizes on but in fact bullies are often attracted to people who possess the very qualities they secretly or unknowingly admire. Podcast (mp3)

Amelia sits down with Karen Clarke, Head Chef and Owner of Clarke's Cakes and Cookies. She talks about her path to healthy eating and beginning her family business. She shares her path of discovery and whether Hot Mamas are made or born. #womensupportingwomen #blackgirlmagic

In today's episode, I have a special guest with me! Someone who I am so honoured to introduce to you and has played a huge role in where I am today because of her prayers - my mom, Karen Clarke. I asked my mom to come on and speak on this episode because I have seen how her commitment to prayer has changed her life and the life of those around her. She is a great example of someone who believes in the power of prayer and models a life that lives by that belief. This is such a great way to end this series on Endurance. What better way to build our leadership endurance than through prayer and communion with God. POEMS MENTIONED: "I became impatient when God's answer to my prayer was "Wait!" But He helped me plant and harvest other crops as seasons came and passed, and each left rich deposits in the soil of my life. God's time evolved at last, and the gift I asked for long ago was granted. It flourished now in soil enriched and mellowed through the years. Then I understood why God had answered, Wait." "I knelt to pray; head bowed, eyes closed, hands folded, knees bent. But prayer did not come. My proud and independent heart, defying man's humility and need, stood still unbowed in the presence of God. And I could not pray until my heart knelt too." - Excerpt from the book "My Heart Kneels Too" by Carolyn Rhea

We thank you for your patience as we reimagined the show and thought through the direction over the past few months. Tonight Karen Clarke coaxed John out of his self-imposed exile to talk about his plans for the future and continued journey as both a coach and athlete in the endurance world. We even started off with a few discussions about New Zealand, America, some of the differences in how we perceive things when we return home and how the Noom program is helping John with weight loss.

Episode: E103 | Is French Immersion for your Family? | Parent Talk Guest(s): Geneviève Hassan and Karen Clarke, two local Moms Today on ParentTalk, Genevieve and Heather are talking with Geneviève Hassan and Karen Clarke, two local Moms, about their French Immersion experiences. Heather will also be sharing her thoughts and experiences as a former French Immersion student.  We cover:   • Personal stories of their individual experiences with the French Immersion program.   • Where they have decided to send their children to school.   • If Geneviève could do things over, would she have still sent her children to French Immersion or would she have done things differently?  • How do Karen and Heather find their English is after being in French Immersion. 

Alachua Schools returns to ‘A’ status, first time since 2015. Career technical programs with Santa Fe College advance, district school safety exceeds state standards, and progress on major facilities improvements after passage of county sales tax. Superintendent Karen Clarke with Bob Rose Thursday September 4, 2019.

This week's episode continues with Part 2 of Rob and Karen Clarke talking about cycling, with most of the discussion this time around centers on the gear. A very informative show from them. A short intro from John is also there talking of the virtues of a ZWIFT account and the positive enrgy flowing from Tampa Bay Aquatic Masters Swimming.

Weeeeee'reeeeeeee Baaaack John is joined with Rob and Pete for a dual teamE4E and Fatman Chronicles Episode talking about the recent forays into trail and ultra racing by Pete and Rob, with the common denominator in both being Karen Clarke. Discussion about the races themselves, the culture, how we choose these distances, and what is the driver that moves us toward them.

Episode 53 kicks off with Pete and Gretchen having a discussion about #viewsfromthecouch, what Gretchen doesn’t like to do, and what it would take to run in the rain. The rest of the episode is really about a race in preview, and a little trail running advice, from friend of the show, Karen Clarke. Karen gives us insight into her running and trail experience, including a preview of the half-marathon course they will tackle this Saturday (October 27th) at the Marathon on the Mountain at the Seven Springs resort. You will learn some about Karen, but we know you will want to know more, so check out episode 139 of the Endurance for Everyone podcast where she does a great job talking Ultrarunning 101 and episode 151 where she really goes in-depth on Ultras! Now, get out there and #bebettertoday! Please subscribe to the podcast and leave us a review on iTunes/Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Play, Podbean, Stitcher, or in your favorite podcast app! Also, consider becoming a patron by clicking the Patron button at: https://patron.podbean.com/fatmanchronicles. Pete & Gretchen can’t offer much, but the shout out, good karma, and appreciation will make your life better! Get your FMC gear and swag at fatmanchronicles.com/shop. Find FatMan Chronicles at: Fatmanchronicles.com Facebook.com/fatmanstories Twitter & Instagram - @fatmanstories Email – fatmanchronicles@outlook.com Music – “You Got Me Wrong” by Sifar

Well, that was a fun month exploring the sport of ultrarunning with Karen Clarke, Meaghan Collins Fanning, Chris Valenti, and Sean Meehan. Lots of valuable lessons from all of them. John and Rob try to encapsulate what we heard over the course of the four episodes, but to get a more in-depth listen, make sure to check out the full episodes. On to Tri September!!

Karen joins the three-timer club, this time as the second guest for ULTRA AUGUST. Her unique perspective on this sport and her first-hand knowledge on dealing with roadblocks in your life will help even the most experienced athlete and shows us how to remember what is important. 

Rob is away on a fishing trip with his family in the wilds of Canada, so Karen Clarke sits in with John to discuss the joys of Ultrarunning. Karen has been at it a few years and John is still relatively new, so with questions being raised by listeners they look at what exactly an Ultramarathon is, how to get started, how to train for one, and what to expect when you are out there in the wilderness with just a Gamin and Camelback to get you home. Support the show by going to http://fatslowtriathleteshow.podbean.com and choosing to be a patron for as little as $1.00 a month, and join us in the Facebook group to share your stories of Endurance Racing or to become part of the best tribe in the sport.

The discussion today is about Rob's Pittsburgh Marathon experience and we are joined by Super Fan and Group Mainstay Karen Clarke who also completed the same race with her husband and got to hang out with Rob before the race. Some great discussion on training, race strategy, and port-a-potties. Also, as promised in Episode 118, Vinnie Tortorich announced his next project, the documentary "Fat". To support the project go to http://fatdocumentary.com and pledge some money, get your name in the film credits, and help get the truth out there.

Most believe that there is no room for bullying behaviour at a healthy workplace, but what are the most effective strategies to make this a reality? Although not often talked about, workplace bullying is serious and can cause morale and productivity to plummet. Here to share their views are Karen Clarke, author of "From Bullied to Brilliant", and Dion Jensen, ex-soldier, ex-police officer, and now corporate trainer.

How to identify People’s EQs to Bring out their Best: In this episode, Karen Clarke unpacks a simple system of understanding people. This is often easy to read just in their behavior and measures EQ. There are four groups of people and each will have strengths and weaknesses depending on their levels of stress. It’s […] The post SBP005: How to Identify People’s EQs to Bring out their Best appeared first on KPI Management Solutions.

David Davis is one of the most promising, young, talented and gifted musicians today. David was born and raised in Connecticut. He is a Hartt School Of Music graduate with a degree in Jazz studies and Music Management. For five years he studied with and is a protégé of the late world-renowned, professor and jazz saxophonist, Jackie Mclean. David has performed at venue’s along with Mary J. Blige, Deborah Cox, LL Cool J, Brian Mcknight, Keith Washington, Sean Puffy Combs, Kid Kapri, Biz Markie, John P. Kee, Karen Clarke, Marion Meadows, Roy Ayers, Donald Harrison, Dave Valentine, Onaje Allen Gumbs, Sherry Winston, Chuck Loeb, Cheryl Hayes and Gloria Lynn to name a few. “David Davis is an outstanding Saxophonist who brings the house down with his warm sensuous sounds”- Sherry Winston/Flying Flute Records. Whether he is playing contemporary or straight-ahead jazz, David stands in a class all by himself. He is known for his swiftness on stage, his unique round sound which is percussive yet soulful and his contagious smile. He has the ability to surprise the audience with something out of the ordinary. David gives his audience what they come for – a great show! David has his own production and publishing company. David produces and writes music for Hip Hop, R&B, Gospel, Jazz and Dance artists. With 8 CD’s under his belt and many collaboration Cd’s, David has definitely gained his place in the music world as a player, songwriter and Producer. His new album, Dig This, features singer Elizabeth Dellinger, guitarist Rohn Lawrence, bassist Lawrence White and several guest musicians on selected tracks. Follow David Davis on Facebook and Twitter.

Sadly, bullying is a hot topic at the moment. Matt shares a great Coffee Chat with Bullying Expert and author of ‘From Bullied To Brilliant', Karen Clarke. Bullying in schools, bullying in the workplace, what constitutes bullying? How can parents best assist their kids who are being bullied? Karen discusses all elements of bullying but be warned...some of Karen points will shock you. This Coffee Chat is proudly supported by Monochrome Coffee Company.

How to identify People's EQs to Bring out their Best: In this episode, Karen Clarke unpacks a simple system of understanding people. This is often easy to read just in their behavior and measures EQ. There are four groups of people and each will have strengths and weaknesses depending on their levels of stress. It's imperative to be able to read where people are at so that you can bring out the best in them and in yourself. The applications for this are huge in the workplace e.g. getting more out of your people, making that elusive sale or helping yourself to be in the right space most of the time and deliver more with less effort. The post SBP005: How to Identify People's EQs to Bring out their Best appeared first on KPI Management Solutions.

In this episode I chat with author Karen Clarke about her gentle approach to dealing with bullying.  She shares her tips on how to open the discussion and come up with strategies together with your teen if they've been bullied, when parents should mobilise in a bullying situation and how school can be the best place for youth to build up their relationship muscles. Head to www.shinefromwithin.com.au/the-youth-mentor-podcast for all the show notes. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/shinefromwithin/message

This week we join David and Rich back in Munich as they attend Electronica 2016. On this podcast, we talk to leaders and thinkers from across the Arrow business. Andrew Bickley, Bandwidth regular and Technology Marketing Director at Arrow Electronics joins us to talk the potential of IoT. We're also joined by Andy Smith, Intel Strategist and BDM from Arrow Intelligent Systems plus some of Arrow's Digital Team pop by for a catch-up, Karen Clarke and Andrew Hofmann. (You didn't have to be called Andrew to be on this podcast, but apparently, it helps!) Visit our blog for show notes and referenced articles www.arrowthehub.co.uk/blog/?category=5610 Hosts: David Fearne (@davidfearne) Rich Holmes (@rich_arrowECS) Join in the conversation by using #ArrowBandwidth.