Podcast appearances and mentions of karen collins

My guest today is Karen Collins, and we're talking about creating rituals, especially at the new year.  We discuss what rituals are and how to use the near year's energy as a reset.  Karen shares some practices from a recent retreat, including an embodiment exercise, then shares her own new year's ritual.  We talk about setting intention for the year with anchoring words and wrap up on sustaining the work of ritual in chaotic, day-to-day life. Takeaways from the show What are rituals?   What's the difference between a ritual versus something you just do sometimes?  Using the new year as a reset  The human experience versus the spiritual experience  Setting intention with anchor words  Falling off is part of the practice  Rejuvenation days  Keeping your non-negotiables simple  Make 2025 a year of self compassion For more show notes, including transcripts, visit our website here. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Frequent guest DJ Camilla joins us with her guest Rebecca for a short musical interlude to begin the last of the live radio programming. The songs could not be played in their entirely here in their podcast form, but KSVY listeners got to listen to DJ Camilla's skills on the turn tables. From making photos with NYC's first Mexican motorcycle club to capturing a community's struggle against major urban development in CDMX, Mayolo Lopez Gutierrez uses his camera as a way to see and, potentially shape the world. In this episode we talk with him about how he approaches his art, what he has learned from his experiences and how every day photographers can engage the world around them. You can see his work at mayolopezgutierrez.com Karen Collins was selected as 2024 Sonoma County's Woman of the year. But that's just her latest accolade. She's been locally engaged in Sonoma since she arrived here, helping lead the charge to establish the Sonoma Overlook Trail, while inspiring others to get outside their comfort zone with global travels. In this episode we talk to her about her journey in Sonoma and beyond.

Despite the extensive research available, there remains significant confusion amongst consumers regarding the health effects of soy on various population groups. In this episode, we delve into several misconceptions and examine the latest scientific findings on contentious issues including the relationship between soy and breast cancer, the impact of vegetable oils on cardiovascular disease risk, and the role of processed soy products in the diet. Tune in to this episode with guests Jill Castle, MS, RDN and Karen Collins, MS, RDN, CDN, FAND to learn about: ·       Four pervasive myths surrounding soy foods ·       Sensational headlines regarding seed oils, breast cancer, hormones and processed foods ·       Consumer and health professional insights about each myth ·       Current research on each myth ·       Practical takeaways and helpful resources for the public and health professionals Full shownotes, transcript and resources at:  https://soundbitesrd.com/273    

In this special episode, we shine a light on soy foods and the myths surrounding them. Three registered dietitian nutritionists, including myself, team up for an insightful podcast collaboration to discuss four common misconceptions about soy using the latest evidence-based research.  Joining me are Melissa Joy Dobbins, “The Guilt-Free RD” and host of Sound Bites, and Karen Collins, an expert in cardiovascular and cancer nutrition. Together, we break down myths like ‘soy increases breast cancer risk,' whether soy has “feminizing” effects on boys and men, the belief that processed soy is nutritionally inferior to traditional forms, and concerns about seed oils like soybean oil.  We explore why respected health organizations support soy and share science-backed insights to help you see soy's place in a healthy diet.  Tune in to learn the truth and gain a fresh perspective on soy foods and nutrition. What You'll Learn About Soy Foods with Karen Collins and Melissa Joy Dobbins:  4:42 Addressing the myth that processed soy foods are less nutritious than traditional options 05:50 Understanding public concerns and perceptions about processed foods 09:27 Insights from nutritional research on ultra-processed foods 23:16 Examining the myth that seed oils are harmful to health 26:33 Clarifying misconceptions about omega-6 fatty acids and inflammation 33:26 Debunking the belief that soy increases breast cancer risk 38:21 Reviewing research on soy and breast cancer survival rates 44:49 Dispelling the myth that soy causes feminizing effects in boys and men 47:57 Scientific findings on soy's impact on male hormones 49:48 How to critically interpret nutrition research and avoid sensationalized health scares // Feature

Dr. Anne Cope & Karen Collins provide critical research based guidance on what to do in the five feet around your home to help prevent it from catching fire during a wildfire and fire windstorms. They also provide tips on preparing your finances for wildfires that you can use as well as share with friends and family! Dr. P. Albert Chan discusses his book Everything About Happy Longevity: Evidence-based Medicine, East Meets West. He answers the questions: What are the 5 Devils of health and the 5 F's for happy longevity and more! Entrepreneur Shawn Nelson Shares His Journey to Success with Let Me Save You 25 Years, a Podcast Featuring Business Lessons from Notable Entrepreneurs, Founders and Celebrities.

Dr. Anne Cope & Karen Collins provide critical research based guidance on what to do in the five feet around your home to help prevent it from catching fire during a wildfire and fire windstorms. They also provide tips on preparing your finances for wildfires that you can use as well as share with friends and family! Dr. P. Albert Chan discusses his book Everything About Happy Longevity: Evidence-based Medicine, East Meets West. He answers the questions: What are the 5 Devils of health and the 5 F's for happy longevity and more! Entrepreneur Shawn Nelson Shares His Journey to Success with Let Me Save You 25 Years, a Podcast Featuring Business Lessons from Notable Entrepreneurs, Founders and Celebrities.

Dr. Anne Cope & Karen Collins provide critical research based guidance on what to do in the five feet around your home to help prevent it from catching fire during a wildfire and fire windstorms. They also provide tips on preparing your finances for wildfires that you can use as well as share with friends and family! Dr. P. Albert Chan discusses his book Everything About Happy Longevity: Evidence-based Medicine, East Meets West. He answers the questions: What are the 5 Devils of health and the 5 F's for happy longevity and more!  Entrepreneur Shawn Nelson Shares His Journey to Success with Let Me Save You 25 Years, a Podcast Featuring Business Lessons from Notable Entrepreneurs, Founders and Celebrities.

Science backed action steps to help prevent you losing your home to fire. Wildfire research shows three vulnerable areas of a home. Do you know them? Listen to these tips from Anne D. Cope and Karen Collins APCIA and IBHS combined to give you the facts. Protection, Insurance and the leading cause of ignition...what is it?

Science backed action steps to help prevent you losing your home to fire. Wildfire research shows three vulnerable areas of a home. Do you know them? Listen to these tips from Anne D. Cope and Karen Collins APCIA and IBHS combined to give you the facts. Protection, Insurance and the leading cause of ignition...what is it?

Reading and Translating Research: Skills That Can Be Up-Leveled  More and more, people are inundated with information and surrounded by often-conflicting information, especially when it comes to nutrition in the news. Nutrition research is moving at a rapid pace yet the scientific method of testing and verifying results is important. Translating research findings requires understanding food science, food composition, and the ability to individualize strategies and approach to behavior change. Dietitians have the necessary background and can grow their skills – without burning through all their time and mental energy. And like learning to cook or speak a foreign language, the fastest way to build skills and confidence is to jump in and practice – ideally with some support. Tune into this episode to learn about: ·       Getting beyond the headlines ·       Determining the source or type of article ·       Checking into who/what is being studied and what is being asked/tested ·       Different aspects of a research study that are important to consider ·       If the results are statistically significant and/or clinically meaningful ·       Accessing research papers ·       Factors related to measurement including dose-response ·       Meta-analyses and challenges they may pose ·       Some common challenges in understanding, interpreting and translating nutrition research today ·       Practical tips and takeaways for both the public and health professionals ·       Karen's research reviews, resources (cheat sheets and client tip sheets), dietitian-only membership program Full shownotes, transcript and resources at:  https://soundbitesrd.com/267                    

Welcome to "How Do You Teach?” where Karen Collins and Amanda Clegg, authors of 'Grappling with Graphs' and science teaching experts, delve into the perplexing world of graph interpretation and construction. In this episode, Karen and Amanda unravel the mysteries behind why students often struggle with graphs. From the fundamental issues in constructing and interpreting graphs, to the intricacies of plotting and understanding the line of best fit, they leave no stone unturned. Sharing strategies for collaborative teaching with maths colleagues, ensuring a seamless transfer of knowledge between the disciplines, and drawing from research-backed methodologies and evidence-informed practices, this episode is essential listening for anyone seeking to enhance their students' graphing skills, not just in science but across the academic spectrum. Tune in and empower your students to strive for success in science and beyond. If you are already a PiXL member head over to our website to download our 'How To' guides and or 'Strive for Success' student workbook aimed at KS4 students. If you are interested in finding out more about being a PiXL member, email membership@pixl.org.uk If you are new here, the ‘How do you teach?' podcast from PiXL explores the key areas that pupils find challenging in English and Science. Expert educationalists from our network suggest practical approaches you can take as teachers to help your students strive for success now. Episodes are released weekly episodes to help you support your pupils over this crucial period. English episodes are released on a Monday and Science on a Tuesday. "How do you teach?" is a We Are In Beta production.  

Extended response questions - overwhelmed students may leave them  blank. Others might try unloading all of the information they know about the topic, without actually answering the question. There are many reasons why students struggle with tackling these questions in exams, but what steps can you take to ensure they know the best way to approach these questions? Join our expert Science duo Karen Collins and Amanda Clegg as they delve into the core issues hindering students in science exams. From understanding command words to employing effective scaffolding strategies, they offer practical advice to empower educators. Uncover essential insights, including decoding examiner reports and modelling optimal responses. Tune in for expert guidance on tackling the toughest challenges in science assessment. Discover the secrets to mastering extended response questions with the "How Do You Teach?" podcast! If you are already a PiXL member head over to our website to download our 'How To' guides and or 'Strive for Success' student workbook aimed at KS4 students. If you are interested in finding out more about being a PiXL member, email membership@pixl.org.uk The ‘How do you teach?' podcast from PiXL explores the key areas that pupils find challenging in English and Science. Expert educationalists from our network suggest practical approaches you can take as teachers to help your students strive for success now. Episodes are released weekly episodes to help you support your pupils over this crucial period. English episodes are released on a Monday and Science on a Tuesday. "How do you teach?" is a We Are In Beta production.

How you talk to yourself plays a large role in how you interact and communicate with others. If you're like most people (80% to be exact!), your inner self-talk is filled with negative, harmful thoughts. In this episode of the podcast, Executive Education faculty and executive coach Karen Collins helps you learn how to let go of this disruptive thought pattern. She explains three common thinking traps and walks through an alternative approach to trade in your harmful inner dialogue for a more helpful one.

Summary: On Election Night, Selina and her staff find their nerves growing frayed as each state result is called. Amy and Dan are on TV discussing the presidential race; Karen Collins returns. Tom James wants to be made Treasury Secretary. Jonah and Richard work at the Meyer-James Rally. Selina is about to concede as the election is tied. Matt Walsh https://www.instagram.com/mrmattwalsh Timothy Simons https://www.instagram.com/timothycsimons Second In Command https://instagram.com/second_in_command_atc Email questions to: secondincommandatc@gmail.com

Summary: On Election Night, Selina and her staff find their nerves growing frayed as each state result is called. Amy and Dan are on TV discussing the presidential race; Karen Collins returns. Tom James wants to be made Treasury Secretary. Jonah and Richard work at the Meyer-James Rally. Selina is about to concede as the election is tied. Matt Walsh https://www.instagram.com/mrmattwalsh Timothy Simons https://www.instagram.com/timothycsimons Second In Command https://instagram.com/second_in_command_atc Email questions to: secondincommandatc@gmail.com

Karen Collins, the property insurance and environmental expert at American Property Casualty Insurance Association (APCIA) has tips on preparing for wildfires and provide important financial preparedness and mitigation information that you can use as well as share with friends and family.

Karen Collins, the property insurance and environmental expert at American Property Casualty Insurance Association (APCIA) has tips on preparing for wildfires and provide important financial preparedness and mitigation information that you can use as well as share with friends and family.

The Dr. Pat Show: Talk Radio to Thrive By!: How To Live With Wildfires-Karen Collins! Karen Collins, the property insurance and environmental expert at American Property Casualty Insurance Association (APCIA) has tips on preparing for wildfires and provide important financial preparedness and mitigation information that you can use as well as share with friends and family. Website: https://www.apci.org/wildfire/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The Dr. Pat Show: Talk Radio to Thrive By!: How To Live With Wildfires-Karen Collins! Karen Collins, the property insurance and environmental expert at American Property Casualty Insurance Association (APCIA) has tips on preparing for wildfires and provide important financial preparedness and mitigation information that you can use as well as share with friends and family. Website: https://www.apci.org/wildfire/

Karen Collins, the property insurance and environmental expert at American Property Casualty Insurance Association (APCIA) has tips on preparing for wildfires and provide important financial preparedness and mitigation information that you can use as well as share with friends and family.

The Dr. Pat Show: Talk Radio to Thrive By!: How To Live With Wildfires-Karen Collins! Karen Collins, the property insurance and environmental expert at American Property Casualty Insurance Association (APCIA) has tips on preparing for wildfires and provide important financial preparedness and mitigation information that you can use as well as share with friends and family. Website: https://www.apci.org/wildfire/

Great tips given by Karen Collins, Vice President of APCIA shares what you need to be doing these days regarding fire insurance for your home. Plus the importance of a home inventory.www.apci.org/wildfire

Great tips given by Karen Collins, Vice President of APCIA shares what you need to be doing these days regarding fire insurance for your home. Plus the importance of a home inventory.www.apci.org/wildfire

Brian Huskey (Leon West) joins Matt & Tim to discuss episode 4 of season 4 of Veep. Summary: Selina goes to Iran to free detained American reporter Leon West; Dan finds new work at Sidney Purcell's offices after being fired from the White House; Gary and Mike panic as they realize they've been left at the airport in Tehran. Doyle stands in for the president at an LGBTQ+ event; Kent's polling may cause trouble for Selina. Catherine gets engaged to Jason and Selina brings in a new Senior advisor, Karen Collins. Matt Walsh https://www.instagram.com/mrmattwalsh Timothy Simons https://www.instagram.com/timothycsimons Second In Command https://instagram.com/second_in_command_atc Brian Huskey https://instagram.com/thebrianhuskey 

Brian Huskey (Leon West) joins Matt & Tim to discuss episode 4 of season 4 of Veep. Summary: Selina goes to Iran to free detained American reporter Leon West; Dan finds new work at Sidney Purcell's offices after being fired from the White House; Gary and Mike panic as they realize they've been left at the airport in Tehran. Doyle stands in for the president at an LGBTQ+ event; Kent's polling may cause trouble for Selina. Catherine gets engaged to Jason and Selina brings in a new Senior advisor, Karen Collins. Matt Walsh https://www.instagram.com/mrmattwalsh Timothy Simons https://www.instagram.com/timothycsimons Second In Command https://instagram.com/second_in_command_atc Brian Huskey https://instagram.com/thebrianhuskey 

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¡Saludos oyentes! ¿Listos para otro episodio cargado de curiosidades sonoras? En este programa tratamos un tema realmente apasionante, uno que ya llevaba un tiempo persiguiendo realizar. Aquí encontrarás una breve historia de la voz en el videojuego; un recorrido sucinto pero muy curioso por algunos de los ejemplos más relevantes de la historia del videojuego, sobre todo en época temprana. Por si esto fuera poco, en la segunda parte viene el plato fuerte ya que David García Márquez, reputado actor de doblaje, nos da algunos datos y nos cuenta curiosidades sobre las especialidades y dificultades del doblaje en videojueo. Pocas personas mejor que él puesto que, con casi 30 años de experiencia, se ha convertido en un icono del imaginario sonoro de aquellos que crecieron junto a Los Simpson, pero también para los que han disfrutado de su voz en decenas de videojuegos. David destaca por ser la voz del Jefe Maestro en Halo y Cayde 6 en Destiny (entre otros muchísimos) Definitivamente no os lo podéis perder. Bibliografía empleada: - Karen Collins. "Game Sound: An Introduction to the History, Theory, and Practice of Video Game Music and Sound Design". The Mit Press. - Karen Collings: "Playing With Sound. A Theory of Interacting with Sound and Music in Videogames". The Mit Press. - Neumark, Norie, Ross Gibson y Theo van Leeuwen. "Voice: Vocal Aesthetics in Digital Arts and Media". The Mit Press. - William Cheng. "Sound Play: Video Games and the Musical Imagination". Oxford University Press. - Base de datos: https://www.doblajevideojuegos.es/ También podéis acceder a otras plataformas y a nuestro perfil en Ko-fi desde este enlace! https://linktr.ee/pxelsonoro Hasta el siguiente!

Karen Collins serves as Assistant Vice President, Personal Lines in the Policy, Research, and International Division for the American Property Casualty Insurance Association (APCIA). APCIA is the largest property and casualty insurance trade association with over 1,200 member companies nationwide. APCIA's members write nearly 60 percent of the property and casualty insurance in the U.S. Karen provides thought leadership on property and catastrophe issues, with emphasis on risk mitigation and resilience to natural catastrophes such as flood, hurricane, and wildfire. Website: www.apci.org/wildfire/ Samantha Crowe is the manager of science education for People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA). She works directly with educators to replace animal dissection with interactive software and has helped PETA's TeachKind program—which provides teachers with humane education materials—to implement dissection-choice policies through software donations to schools around the world. She also spearheads TeachKind's dissection pilot program, has co-authored research papers in the American Biology Teacher Journal, and is a regular fixture at science education conferences around the U.S. Website: headlines.peta.org/teachkind-... Brooke Zaugg, Vice President for The Faith & Media Initiative at Radiant Foundation. With a background in marketing, operations, channel and product management, strategic business development and investor funding, Brooke's focus is driving value for startups. Brooke formerly worked in the technology industry leading as VP and COO at various companies. Website: www.faithandmedia.com/team Dr. Mark Geier and Mr. David Geier, authors of the “Dental amalgam fillings and mercury vapor safety limits in American adults” study that evaluates mercury vapor safety limits. Website: kefmediastream.com/

Karen Collins discusses tips on preparing for wildfires and provides important financial preparedness and mitigation information! Do you have the right coverage when it comes to wildfires? Samantha Crowe discuss more about PETA's state of the art alternatives and RAISE Coalition that are ending animal dissection. Why are children still cutting up frogs in class? Brooke Zaugg reveals key insights from the Global Faith and Media Study including varied spokespeople for media coverage and global stereotype concerns. The research was commisioned by the Faith and media Initiative (FAMI). Dr. Mark Geier and Mr. David Geier offer solutions for those concerned about the safety of their dental fillings. Is it time to replace your fillings? Experts weigh in on the dangers of cavity fillings and offer safe, healthy solutions.

Karen Collins discusses tips on preparing for wildfires and provides important financial preparedness and mitigation information! Do you have the right coverage when it comes to wildfires? Samantha Crowe discuss more about PETA's state of the art alternatives and RAISE Coalition that are ending animal dissection. Why are children still cutting up frogs in class? Brooke Zaugg reveals key insights from the Global Faith and Media Study including varied spokespeople for media coverage and global stereotype concerns. The research was commisioned by the Faith and media Initiative (FAMI). Dr. Mark Geier and Mr. David Geier offer solutions for those concerned about the safety of their dental fillings. Is it time to replace your fillings? Experts weigh in on the dangers of cavity fillings and offer safe, healthy solutions.

Karen Collins discusses tips on preparing for wildfires and provides important financial preparedness and mitigation information! Do you have the right coverage when it comes to wildfires?Samantha Crowe discuss more about PETA's state of the art alternatives and RAISE Coalition that are ending animal dissection. Why are children still cutting up frogs in class?Brooke Zaugg reveals key insights from the Global Faith and Media Study including varied spokespeople for media coverage and global stereotype concerns. The research was commisioned by the Faith and media Initiative (FAMI).Dr. Mark Geier and Mr. David Geier offer solutions for those concerned about the safety of their dental fillings. Is it time to replace your fillings? Experts weigh in on the dangers of cavity fillings and offer safe, healthy solutions.

Karen Collins serves as Assistant Vice President, Personal Lines in the Policy, Research, and International Division for the American Property Casualty Insurance Association (APCIA). APCIA is the largest property and casualty insurance trade association with over 1,200 member companies nationwide. APCIA's members write nearly 60 percent of the property and casualty insurance in the U.S. Karen provides thought leadership on property and catastrophe issues, with emphasis on risk mitigation and resilience to natural catastrophes such as flood, hurricane, and wildfire. Website: www.apci.org/wildfire/ Samantha Crowe is the manager of science education for People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA). She works directly with educators to replace animal dissection with interactive software and has helped PETA's TeachKind program—which provides teachers with humane education materials—to implement dissection-choice policies through software donations to schools around the world. She also spearheads TeachKind's dissection pilot program, has co-authored research papers in the American Biology Teacher Journal, and is a regular fixture at science education conferences around the U.S. Website: headlines.peta.org/teachkind-... Brooke Zaugg, Vice President for The Faith & Media Initiative at Radiant Foundation. With a background in marketing, operations, channel and product management, strategic business development and investor funding, Brooke's focus is driving value for startups. Brooke formerly worked in the technology industry leading as VP and COO at various companies. Website: www.faithandmedia.com/team Dr. Mark Geier and Mr. David Geier, authors of the “Dental amalgam fillings and mercury vapor safety limits in American adults” study that evaluates mercury vapor safety limits. Website: kefmediastream.com/

Wildfires, we have had our fair share over the last few years and we need to know to make sure we do have the right coverage. Real tips and advice from Karen Collins, the Vice President of Personal Lines in the Policy, Research, and International Division for the American Property Casualty Insurance Association (APCIA). Karen shares real tips and advice with Mark in this episode.BIO ~ KAREN COLLINS Karen Collins serves as Assistant Vice President, Personal Lines in the Policy, Research, and International Division for the American Property Casualty Insurance Association (APCIA). APCIA is the largest property and casualty insurance trade association with over 1,200 member companies nationwide. APCIA's members write nearly 60 percent of the property and casualty insurance in the U.S. Karen provides thought leadership on property and catastrophe issues, with emphasis on risk mitigation and resilience to natural catastrophes such as flood, hurricane, and wildfire. She provides policy expertise on legislative and regulatory issues at the state, federal and international level, on behalf of the trade association and its membership. Prior to joining APCIA, Karen acquired 20 years of insurance experience with several major insurance carriers, in varying roles and responsibilities spanning Product, Sales, I.T. www.apci.org/wildfire

Wildfires, we have had our fair share over the last few years and we need to know to make sure we do have the right coverage. Real tips and advice from Karen Collins, the Vice President of Personal Lines in the Policy, Research, and International Division for the American Property Casualty Insurance Association (APCIA). Karen shares real tips and advice with Mark in this episode.BIO ~ KAREN COLLINS Karen Collins serves as Assistant Vice President, Personal Lines in the Policy, Research, and International Division for the American Property Casualty Insurance Association (APCIA). APCIA is the largest property and casualty insurance trade association with over 1,200 member companies nationwide. APCIA's members write nearly 60 percent of the property and casualty insurance in the U.S. Karen provides thought leadership on property and catastrophe issues, with emphasis on risk mitigation and resilience to natural catastrophes such as flood, hurricane, and wildfire. She provides policy expertise on legislative and regulatory issues at the state, federal and international level, on behalf of the trade association and its membership. Prior to joining APCIA, Karen acquired 20 years of insurance experience with several major insurance carriers, in varying roles and responsibilities spanning Product, Sales, I.T. www.apci.org/wildfire

Saludos querid@s oyentes. Para este corto programa planteamos un escenario, un tanto reflexivo, en el que examinamos la cuestión de la congruencia que necesariamente demanda el videojuego del apartado audiovisual y, muy importante, también de el sonido y las acciones. Hablamos pues de "congruencia kinesónica (¿cinesónica?), un término acuñado por Karen Collins. Hoy lo disertamos brevemente con varios ejemplos muy interesantes y nos planteamos la siguiente cuestión ¿Debe acomodarse el ritmo de la música al rítmo intrínseco del gameplay? Y ¿Qué sucede cuándo no lo hace? En la segunda parte del programa pasamos a hablar de los juegos de ritmo-acción por la eminente centralidad que en ellos adquiere la relación entre las acciones y el sonido. Así, aprovechamos la reciente salida del shooter rítmico "Metal Hellsinger" para ofrecer una review acorde con la temática del programa. No os perdáis el episodio porque os hará pensar mucho en la forma en que os relacionáis con los videojuegos ¡Asegurado!

Lennon Parham is an actor, comedian, writer & producer. She can be seen opposite Ophelia Lovibond and Jake Johnson in the HBOMax comedy MINX, about the fictional creation of the first erotic magazine for women in 1970s LA.  Prior to that, she was a series regular in the ABC sitcom BLESS THIS MESS. Previously, she co-created and starred in her own show, PLAYING HOUSE and has recurred as Julia Louis-Dreyfus' hilarious Senior Advisor, “Karen Collins” whose specialized field was “common sense” on HBO's VEEP.  She can also be seen rocking shoulder pads as Liz Flemming, the feminist math teacher at William Penn Academy on SCHOOLED, the 90's spin-off of THE GOLDBERGS also on ABC. Additionally, Lennon has made a number of memorable appearances on television including HBO's CURB YOUR ENTHUSIASM, DOCUMENTARY NOW, GHOSTED, REVIEW WITH FOREST MCNEIL, LADY DYNAMITE, MAD MEN and PARKS AND RECREATION.  If you listen closely, you can hear her dulcet tones giving voice to characters on animated shows like BOB'S BURGERS, LITTLE BIG AWESOME, ANIMALS and ADVENTURE TIME, as well as the cult-fave podcast WOMP IT UP!   On the feature side, she also had flashy supporting roles in THE HOUSE, HORRIBLE BOSSES 2, CONFESSIONS OF A SHOPAHOLIC and OTHER PEOPLE. Most recently, Lennon directed two episodes on the second season of BLESS THIS MESS. She has also directed an episode of PLAYING HOUSE.   She is a proud alumnus of the improv and sketch theater, the Upright Citizens Brigade, and performs there whenever she can.  As you can imagine we dive deep and cover a lot - such as red carpet nightmares, being an improv guru, being a teacher, fear, not getting into SNL, creating a one woman show, coaching, and shows that get cancelled all in a playful and funny manner! So sit back, relax and enjoy today's empowering chat. The video footage of this entire chat is now out as well (one day after release)! So check them out on YouTube under Michael Kahan Check Lennon out on: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lennonparham/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/lennonparham ------------------------------------------- Follow @Funny in Failure on Instagram and Facebook https://www.instagram.com/funnyinfailure/ https://www.facebook.com/funnyinfailure/ and @Michael_Kahan on Insta & Twitter to keep up to date with the latest info. https://www.instagram.com/michael_kahan/ https://twitter.com/Michael_Kahan

Why does a NES game sound like a NES game? How is music even synthesized at all? Alex and Lindsey try to find an answer in the first part of this system-focused series.Tweet us @OfSymphonica or email us at talesofsymphonica@gmail.com with questions, additions, and corrections - we might just feature you in Free DLC.Big thanks to the people behind The Pudding for putting together this amazing waveworms website and visualizer: https://pudding.cool/2018/02/waveforms/Also huge shout to Karen Collins, who literally wrote the book on game music and implementation history. Check out her essential textbook, Game Sound, right here: https://mitpress.mit.edu/books/game-soundSongs played in order of Appearance:- Tales of Symphonica Theme by Alex Pagano- Rusted Sands on Horizon: Forbidden West by Oleska Lozowchuk- Edge of the Sundom on Horizon: Forbidden West by Niels van der Leest- Loop Blues on Loop Hero by  Blinch- Cosmic Temperance on Loop Hero by  Blinch- Muda Kingdom on Super Mario Land by Hip Tanaka- Chill on Dr. Mario (NES) by Hip Tanaka- Kraid's Lair on Metroid by Hip Tanaka- Game Sounds on Pong by Allan Alcorn- On the Right Path on Murder by Numbers by Masakuza Sugimori- Title Theme on BMX Air Master by  uncredited- Stage 3 on Journey to Silius by Naoki Kodaka- Matoya's Cave on Final Fantasy by Nobuo Uematsu- Bloody Tears on Castlevania 2 by Kenichi Matsubara- Fortress on Super Mario Bros. 3 by Koji Kondo- New Donk City - Daytime on Super Mario Odyssey by Naoto Kubo- Energy Zone Theme on Contra by Kazuki Muraoka- Town Theme on Ultima: Exodus (NES) by Tsugotoshi Goto- Flash Man on Mega Man 2 by Takashi Tateishi- Bright Man on Mega Man 4 by Minae Fujiii- Stage Theme on Clu Clu Land by Akita Nakatsuka- Title Theme on The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle by Paul Wilkinson- BGM 2 on Silver Surfer (NES) by Tim FollinCredits:Podcast by Alex Pagano and Lindsey NorthArt by Kevin FlanaganSources: Too many to list. Contact us directly for details.

Lady of the Sea General Hospital has been a cornerstone of our community for years. As Ida rumbled through the area, LOSGH was not spared. We all saw the video of the roof flying off during the storm, now we get to hear first hand accounts of that experience. In this episode, Brennan Matherne sits down with Karen Collins, Lloyd Guidry Jr., and Tad Lafont, to discuss the history of the hospital, the current situation, and what the future holds for them.  The DTB Podcast is presented by Bless Your Heart Nonprofit Corporation. For more information on Bless Your Heart, you can follow them at: www.blessyourheartnonprofit.com Facebook - www.facebook.com/blessyourheartnonprofit Twitter - @BYHNonprofit To support to Bless Your Heart, you can donate at: PayPal: blessyourheartnonprofit@gmail.com Venmo: @blessyourheartnonprofit --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-dtb-podcast/support

Healing naturally IS possible!  Join me and my guest, Karen Collins, a member of the Wonderful Fine Women's Wellness program to learn how she resolved fatigue, brain fog and pain. In this episode you'll learn: ⏰ 1:52 How Karen learned which foods were causing inflammation in her body ⏰ 3:35 Reading labels helped Karen resolve symptoms of pre-diabetes ⏰ 6:30 How Karen lost weight while eating more  ⏰ 10:52 The power of keeping a food journal  ⏰ 13:35 Flare triggered by this common ingredient in gluten-free foods  ⏰ 16:40 Karen's new healing habits  ⏰ 20:06 How tracking weekly wins and goals keep Karen on track for success ⏰ 26:34 The ONE thing you can do today to upgrade your health *****Full show notes and related resources can be found at: https://janehoganhealth.com/podcast Hi there! I am Jane Hogan, the Wellness Engineer, and the host of Wellness By Design. I spent 30 years designing foundations for buildings until chronic pain and inflammation led me to hang up my hard hat and follow my heart. Now I blend my backgrounds in science and spirituality to teach people how to tap into the power of their mind, body and soul. I help them release pain naturally so they can become the most wonderful fine version of themselves.    Wellness By Design is a show dedicated to helping people achieve wellness not by reacting to the world around them but by intentionally designing a life based on what their own body needs. In this show we explore practices, methods and science that contribute to releasing pain and inflammation naturally. Learn more at https://janehoganhealth.com Create more peace and calm in your life with breathwork, meditation and affirmations with my Peaceful Pain Release audio bundle. Download here: https://go.janehoganhealth.com/audiobundle Want to become a Wonderful Fine Woman? Join the program for one month or as long as you like.  Learn more and sign up here: https://janehoganhealth.com/wonderfulfine Connect with Jane:  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JaneHoganHealth Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/janehoganhealth Youtube:https://www.youtube.com/c/janehoganhealth Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.ca/janehoganhealth LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/jane-hogan-5609b83a DISCLAIMER: The information contained in this podcast is for educational purposes only and is not intended to treat, diagnose, cure or prevent any disease. You should always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified healthcare provider with any questions you have regarding a medical condition before undertaking any diet, exercise, supplement, health program, or other procedure discussed in this podcast.

The gates to Mount Roskill Grammar will swing open this Friday for students to get their Covid-19 vaccine, ahead of the school reopening. A pop-up vaccination centre is being set up in the school's carpark, to encourage students and their whanau to get a jab. Mount Roskill Grammar School associate principal Karen Collins spoke to Susie Ferguson.

The gates to Mount Roskill Grammar will swing open this Friday for students to get their Covid-19 vaccine, ahead of the school reopening. A pop-up vaccination centre is being set up in the school's carpark, to encourage students and their whanau to get a jab. Mount Roskill Grammar School associate principal Karen Collins spoke to Susie Ferguson.

Welcome to Get Up in the Cool: Old Time Music with Cameron DeWhitt and Friends! It's the second week of Get Up in the Cool month; where I share some extra special interviews in hopes that you'll be moved to support the show. This week's extra special guest is Anh Phung! You may know her as the flautist from Twisted Pine. We recorded this last month at IBMA in Raleigh, North Carolina. Tunes and songs in this episode: * Karen Collins' Tune (2:46) * Indian Eat the Woodchuck (19:12) * Over the Road to Maysville (31:46) * Chips and Sauce (original tune by Ira Bernstein) (52:50) * Dorrigo (original tune by George Jackson) (1:02:08) * Bonus track: Marion Reece's Cumberland Gap Follow Anh Phung on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/anh.t.phung/ Visit Anh Phung's Linktree: https://linktr.ee/anh.t.phung Visit Twisted Pine's website: https://www.twistedpineband.com/ And Follow them on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/twistedpineband/ Support Get Up in the Cool on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/getupinthecool Buy Get Up in the Cool merch like t-shirts, phone cases, and masks! https://teespring.com/new-get-up-in-the-cool-swag Sign up at https://www.pitchforkbanjo.com/ for my clawhammer instructional series! Check out Cameron's other podcast, Think Outside the Box Set: https://boxset.fireside.fm/

Welcome to Get Up in the Cool: Old Time Music with Cameron DeWhitt and Friends. This week's friend is River Scheuerell. We recorded this a few weeks ago at the Centralia Campout in Centralia, Washington. Tunes and songs in this episode: * James Roberts' Tune (0:39) * Lost Girl (20:10) * Highlander's Farewell (29:48) * Karen Collins' Tune (39:39) * Billy in the Lowground (46:15) * Bonus track: Bound to Have a Little Fun River's website: https://www.riverscheuerell.com/ Buy River and Sage's album on Bandcamp: https://riverandsagescheuerell.bandcamp.com/album/maple-grove Follow him River on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/river_scheuerell/ Support Get Up in the Cool on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/getupinthecool Buy Get Up in the Cool merch like t-shirts, phone cases, and masks! https://teespring.com/new-get-up-in-the-cool-swag Sign up at https://www.pitchforkbanjo.com/ for my clawhammer instructional series! Check out Cameron's other podcast, Think Outside the Box Set: https://boxset.fireside.fm/

Karen Collins is an Executive and Career Coach trained by the Co-Active Training Institute. She is also a mom, wife, sister, daughter and a serial non-profit board member. At least that’s how her website describes Karen, but to really know whoo she is, you’re going to have to tune in and hear for yourself, because as she tells it, whoo you are is not what you do, it’s what you value and your life purpose that really make up whoo you were born to be.Like many Outstanding Women Leaders, Karen seemingly had it all. She was VP of a consulting firm where she was making a positive impact on non-profit organizations, interacting with C-level executives and leaders at all levels whoo assured her she was implementing change that was meaningful and worthy. A senior leader in a growing company, sitting on 3 non-profit boards, with a side business that feed her passion for coaching, AND a beautiful family, Karen just assumed she would be happy with all of these boxes checked. Spoiler alert, she was miserable.This realization led Karen on her own journey with a Co-Active coach who empowered her to lead her life in the direction of her values and purpose. But first, Karen would need to get really clear on what those values really were and how those values, before she could start living on purpose and finally “have it all.”Tune in to hear this witty and wise Co-Active conversation on empowering others to live and lead on purpose! Karen shares what she learned working with a coach, as well as her own tips for reframing your Imposter Syndrome and dealing with those sabatour voices that hold us back from empowering and leading others. Connect with Karen!WebsiteLinkedInInstagram

Karen Collins, director of the Morristown TN EAA (Experimental Aircraft Association) Chapter 1494, stopped by to tell us about the chapter, scholarships, and encouraging young people to fly.

In this episode, Nightwolf talks with long-time friend Karen Collins (Eastern Shawnee of Oklahoma). They reminisce about days of old before Covid-19 and the need for humanity to come together so we can survive this evolution to the norm. Karen fondly remembers 1966 when the American Indian Society (now AISDC) was formed and how it has been affected over the years. Karen is Secretary for AISDC and holds Elder status for 54 years of dedication, for promoting unity of Indigenous people, and for staying aware of current Indigenous reality. Music:  Keep My Memory (Alexis Raeana feat. Charly Lowry) Host: Jay Winter Nightwolf Prayer: Verona Iriarte Production:  Moe Thomas  

Hello and welcome to episode 14 of Prompted by Nature. And today is the final episode of this series. I'm now in the process of interviewing new voices and am so excited about what's to come this year. Next week will be a solo episode from me summing up everything I've learnt from this series' guests, where things are now and a hint at what's to come. But that's for next week! So back to today's episode. Today you'll be hearing from he lovely Karen Collins of Scotland-based weaving and natural arts company, Naturally Useful. Naturally Useful is based at the Pole Barn, Marcassie Farm, a family-owned organic small holding nestled in the fertile plains of the Laich of Moray in north-east Scotland. Karen's has a passion for using materials that are locally-sourced or grown by herself using her own willow, which she grows on her own acre of land. Karen grows 25 different varities or willow and grows plants for plant dying. She also sources wool from local farmers which she uses in her non-skin rugs and tapestries. Karen is inspired by the land and gathering and sourcing her materials from the space around her, to then transform into beautiful, useful products that enrich people's homes and enliven their souls. Karen uses her skills to teach and empower others through her gap year program and ongoing courses, which she runs at her workshop. She says that all anything takes is practice, practice, practice. For Karen, making is a meditation and as she says in the episode, when her hands are busy, her mind is still. She believes firmly that ‘learning by doing' is a fundamental path to self expression and that through creative engagement in a task, we both connect to oneself, the natural world and the finished product developing confidence in ourselves. In this episode, we discuss: Karen's background in fashion design and how she came to found Naturally Useful Her workshop and living space in North-East Scotland Her passion for supporting local makers through natural crafts The effect that lockdown has had on her business Coffin and shroud-making and end of life care The beauty of imperfections Her gap year program and the importance of passing on skills that will empower others to create their own products What her creativity and her connection to nature means to her What her journey has taught her and what she'd like to pass on I first found Karen on Etsy, when I was looking to treat myself to a handmade wicker basket for my bike (I have my son behind me so it's easier than trying not to hit him in the face with my bag constantly). I was enamoured by the fact that Karen grows all the willow she uses just outside her own front door and hand-weaves them herself and so was thrilled when she agreed to be on the podcast. You can find Karen on her website www.naturallyuseful.co.uk. The shop link there will take you through to her beautiful Etsy shop, which you can also find by searching ‘Naturally Useful' on etsy.com and is full of hand-woven treasures like the hanging baskets Karen speaks about, urns, hand baskets (for all your foraging needs!), bike baskets like mine and lots more! You can also find her on Instagram and Facebook @naturallyuseful As always, you can find me over on Instagram @prompted.by.nature or on my website www.promptedbynature.co.uk And if you enjoy this or any of my other episodes, please do give it a five-star review and leave a comment if you have time. Remember to stick around until the end, when I'll give you a little insight into the meditation and writing prompt that follows this episode. Enjoy the conversation and I'll speak to you after.

In this visualisation, we take a journey into the Merlin's Cave of your creativity, collecting objects to inspire your writing. You are guided into the cave and then there is a three minute silence for you to explore the space. We finish with a grounding practice and you are invited to start writing, using the objects you found to create a piece of imaginative writing. Enjoy! Helen x www.promptedbynature.co.uk

Had a really good time with Karen Collins, President of the EAA Chapter 1494, Morristown TN. I was invited to the holiday luncheon at the Morristown Regional Airport and got to meet several folks who make up the local EAA chapter. After lunch Karen and I did a podcast right there in the hangar. While you may hear planes in the background at times, Karen told me all about what the local EAA 1494 does, about the B-17 Bomber's trip to Morristown, being a pilot, and even educating me some on how to fly a plane. Find out more here Facebook Morristown TN EAA Chapter 1494,  www.1494.eaachapter.org

Did you know that alcohol increases circulating levels of estrogen which can increase the risk of some cancers? Join Food Sleuth Radio host and Registered Dietitian, Melinda Hemmelgarn, for her interview with Karen Collins, registered dietitian and nutrition advisor for the American Institute for Cancer Research. Collins reviews the latest dietary research and recommendations for reducing cancer risk.  Tune in for the latest advice on fiber, red meat, soy, sugar, and more. Related website:  http://www.aicr.org/cancer-research/dietandcancerreport/

In this episode we discuss college planning and funding with Karen Collins from NH Higher Education Assistance Foundation (NHHEAF). Karen helps parents and students navigate the multiple stages of the college planning process from college applications, to properly filing and submitting the FAFSA form. Notes: Explore the many options for college funding and start as early as you can. Every little bit saved counts and money you don't have to finance is fantastic. The best way for kids to get free money is to get good grades. Pay close attention to all the admission and financial aid deadlines. Don't go crazy when applying for colleges. It can make things very complicated for both parents and students. Karen suggests applying to roughly 6-8 colleges total. Resources: Karen Collins: kcollins@gsmr.org or call 225-6612 x119 NH Higher Education Assistance Foundation (NHHEAF) - nhheaf.org Khan Academy: khanacademy.org College Board: collegeboard.org View the episode transcript   Contact Triangle Financial Group to speak with a Financial Services professional.  

What do you hear when you walk into a Casino? It can feel like chaos, but each sound is carefully curated to draw you in and make you stay. One collection of sounds are scientifically and artistically designed to keep the gambler, gambling. Slot machines. This episode features interviews with Willie Wilcox, Chief Sound Designer at Scientific Games in Las Vegas, Laura Taylor, composer and sound designer for a number of slot machines across the US, and Karen Collins, who has led extensive research into the sound and music behind these games. Is it addiction or entertainment? Maybe it's both. Pull the lever and listen for yourself.  Twenty Thousand Hertz is produced out of the studios of Defacto Sound and hosted by Dallas Taylor.  Check out wetransfer.com for all of your file sending needs!  Try ZipRecruiter for free at ziprecruiter.com/20k.  Consider supporting the show at donate.20k.org  Episode transcript, music, and credits can be found here: https://www.20k.org/episodes/slotmachines

This is definitely the first of many recordings I will have with this guest. Karen Collins has sweetened the homes of so many people with her treats - actually she has sweetened their lives. Karen is one-of-a-kind (with the emphasis on KIND). She is a generous, hard working, patient and talented pastry chef. The title of business owner just doesn't cut it for her. She's worn many hats in her biz including "marketer" and I am excited for you to hear how that makes her feel. Grab your ear buds then head over to her website and place your order! Want my recommendation? Doughnut Muffins! I'll make it easy on you - here is the link: http://bit.ly/BisouDoughnutMuffins Find Karen here: https://www.bisousweet.com/ https://www.facebook.com/Bisousweet https://www.instagram.com/bisousweet/

  In this week's show we introduce Carolyn Dickson and Karen Collins.  Both these women have had organs donated.  If it wasn't for the families of Marie and Leslie they wouldn't be sitting with us.  Discover their amazing stories. To find out more about Donor Network West click here.  Here is full video of interview.   Also for the listener questioniarre click here.

This week Jeremy sits down for the first ever PWLT interview with a listener. And it's a special guest... JEREMY'S MOM!!!     

Dr. Karen Collins talks about her new documentary about game audio called Beep: A Documentary History of Video Game Sound, and composer Kole Hicks talks about his music for the game Kenshi. You can support Level with Emily Reese on Patreon.

Episode 29 – BEEP! A Karen Collins Interview

Beep Week! Video Interview and Podcast with Karen Collins

Beep Week! Video Interview and Podcast with Karen Collins

Game Audio Podcast – Episode #54 – Beep Education We are joined by Dr. Karen Collins to talk about Education, the Beep Documentary, and the continuing saga of world-traveling after a successful Kickstarter. Beep composer Leonard Paul talks about his role in the documentary, his roots in Procedural Audio and The School of Video Game [...]

Guest Karen Collins, M.S., RDN, Registered Dietitian and Nutrition Advisor to the American Institute for Cancer Research describes dietary strategies for cancer preventionKaren Collins Nutrition

Subscribe (iTunes)Subscribe (Stitcher) On Built to Play, we put on a headset, strap on a pair of headphones, and talk about virtual reality in all its forms. UPDATE: Arman uploaded an unfinished version of the episode. A clean, fixed version has now been uploaded. We apologize for the mistake. Some people just can't stop thinking about virtual reality. Last week Oculus chief technology officer John Carmack (and the creator of DOOM) got on stage at the VR conference, Oculus Connect, and improvised a speech about the technology for more than an hour.Oculus Connect is also where the Facebook-owned tech firm revealed their newest, and presumably last, Oculus Rift prototype, Crescent Bay. With 3D audio and better motion tracking, it looks like this prototype is the closest we've come to confusing reality with the virtual. But Arman and Daniel are not these people. They don't have time to keep up with these people and their "headsets." They're far too busy playing the new Smash Bros. So they called up a local VR game developer, Stephan Tanguay, to explain the ins and outs of modern virtual reality. Stephan has been a fan of VR since at least mid-'80s. He watched the great outpouring of shoddy, ugly and straight-up misguided VR attempts get laughed out of the room. So when the Oculus Rift came out in 2012 as a developer's kit, Stephan was one of the first to use it. He's been waiting for a while to see a form of virtual reality that's easy to create games for, is affordable, and can fully immerse you in another world. But we may not be there quite yet. Virtual reality isn't like the Matrix. You aren't going to jack in and forget the real world exists. It's a headset that shows you a new environment and, as of right now, has some serious limitations. So far, the games work best if you're sitting down. The resolution is low, and the headset can't use Plus, you're tethered to a computer, so it's not like you can go for a walk.  Courtesy Wikimedia Stephan's optimistic that all of these kinks can be fixed in the next five to ten years. Until then, he'll continue developing games for the Oculus Rift. It may not be out to the general public quite yet, but when is, you can bet Stephan will be in line to get one. You can hear about the power of virtual reality and its current limitations starting 1:00. **Virtual reality isn't technology alone. Game sound and music have been drawing us to new worlds for almost a hundred years. ** Victorian arcade machines (which are totally real) would often play music to disguise that they were for gambling. The second video game ever made had sound effects. Music didn't come until later. Early game consoles didn't have the space on the cartridge to have sophisticated soundtracks and relied on the internal sound cards. PC games had a great range of sound years before consoles, but by the time of the Nintendo Entertainment System, consoles were catching up. A lot of people are willing to stop there. The Sega Genesis/Mega Drive and Super Nintendo were still limited to an electronic sound, but these were catchy tunes. People remember the Super Mario theme to this day. Talk toKaren Collins, and she'll remind you that music has gone a long way since the late '80s. We have orchestral scores, sound effects that rival films', and a form of composition unique to video games.  Courtesy Beep/Karen Collins Karen is the Canada Research Chair for Game Sound at the University of Waterloo. She has a letter from Prime Minister Stephen Harper to prove it. She's also working on a documentary about game sound, called BEEP, tracing its history from the 1890s to modern day. It can be a difficult task. Early composers weren't credited, and old games don't produce the same sounds in an emulator as they did on a console. To hear more about the documentary and the history of game sound, tune in 32:40 By definition, game music is made specifically for an interactive medium, which changes the way its composed and the way we hear the final product.  Courtesy Winifred Phillips After talking to Karen Collins, there's one question that stuck the heads of our producers. Game music can be just as interactive as the medium for which it's created. When you switch from a combat scene to a conversation the music changes with it. It doesn't make sense to have a bombastic score during a quiet character moment. So, what does that mean for game soundtracks? Like a movie score, a game's score is meant to compile the most important background themes in the production. That's not possible in a game, at least if you think of themes as a singular piece of music. In games, music composition can look more like a flowchart, diving in and out of scenes when necessary, and looping back when a scene lasts longer than the track itself. There's also linear music, which is closer to a winding score, but is still distinct. Linear music is music without a real beginning or end. It's music meant to loop, though it can have highs and lows within it. To learn more about the world of music composition we talked to composer Winifred Phillips. She's an award winning composer who got her start on God of War, but has since worked on Assassin's Creed III: Liberation, Little Big Planet 2, and a few licensed games. She's also the author of the book A Composer's Guide to Game Music, which explores the various ways a composer can approach an interactive medium.  Ryan Roth/Courtesy Dualryan Another thing you're going to miss in a game soundtrack is the holistic sound design. When the actual actions in the game mix in with the music sometimes it can create, as Ryan Roth puts it, "harmonic stuff." Ryan Roth, also known as Dualryan online, is a composer who directed the sound and music in the indie game, Starseed Pilgrim. He's also worked on Electronic Super Joy and the Yawhg. Ryan often attempts this approach to sound design, as he believes it creates a positive feedback loop, teaching and encouraging the player through sound.  So if you're going to miss out on a game's fluidity or harmony, what's the value of a soundtrack? Ryan thinks he has an answer. To find out what it is, jump to 41:00. OH GOD THERE IS SO MUCH MUSIC IN THIS EPISODE. The following music came from the free music archive. Our opening theme was "Sun Bum" by Monster Rally. We also used Alex Gross' "4AM Party" and "Space Stage" by L'homme Manete. Our ending theme was "Moving Boulder" by L'homme Manete. Plus, "Luke, a True Gentleman Prefers a Touch of Light Jazz," by Proto Dome on OCRemix. We used "Aveline's Escape" and "Society Suite" in 4 Movements" from the Assassin's Creed III: Liberation soundtrack, composed by Winifred Phillips.  We also used "an evergreen is forever green - until it dies, of course," from the Yawhg soundtrack by Ryan Roth and Halina Heron, and "Companeros" from the Grim Fandangosoundtrack, composed by Peter McConnell. We used samples of sound from Asteroids, Star Trek: The Next Generation, Sonic the Hedgehog, Sokobond, Starseed Pilgrim, and some space virtual reality game no one recognizes.  This episode was written by Daniel Rosen, edited by Arman Aghbali and produced by both. If you liked this episode, feel free to comment and please recommend it.

In this episode we talk about changes going on with the podcast & we interview Karen Collins on her Kickstarter for a Doc on Game Audio history. Then we test various mic techniques for recording car bys & Rene puts Melted Sounds' Whoosh thru its paces.

In this episode we talk about changes going on with the podcast & we interview Karen Collins on her Kickstarter for a Doc on Game Audio history. Then we test various mic techniques for recording car bys & Rene puts Melted Sounds' Whoosh thru its paces.

Karen Collins

South Florida Divorce Lawyer Christopher R. Bruce interviews Jupiter, Florida therapist Karen Collins about developing and keeping healthy & happy relationships.

As so many parents and children get ready for “Back to School” and anticipate the excitement of a fresh start and a new school  year, I wanted to share some memories of Fairglade, my all-time favorite school. This alternative educational environment, which changed the lives of hundreds of families, was located in Miami, Florida. Enjoy the recollections of Ms. Karen Collins, who ran the school for many years. This interview will share poignant and cherished memories that will be especially meaningful to Fairglade families and students, but really is an inspiring look at what real education is all about, and is therefore applicable to everyone who teaches and learns. As  “Miss Karen” closes the door on her earthly existence, and preens her wings for skyward flight, I wanted all the world to hear, in her own words, what Fairglade meant to her and to many of us who’s lives were transformed by the Fairglade experience.

FTB podcast #159 features the new album from TODD SNIDER called Agnostic Hymns & Stoner Fables.  Also new music from CHUCK PROPHET, SAM LEWIS and KAREN COLLINS & THE BACKROADS BAND.  Show #159 TODD SNIDER - In the Beginning  (Agnostic Hymns and Stoner Fables) JULIET AND THE LONESOME ROMEOS - Wishing Well  (No Regrets) SONS OF FATHERS -  Adam and Eve  (Sons of Fathers) KAREN COLLINS & THE BACKROADS BAND - No Yodeling On The Radio  (No Yodeling On The Radio) (mic break) SAM LEWIS -   The Cross I Wear  (Sammy Sings Songs) MELODY WALKER - Gotta Write Love Songs (Gold Rush Goddess) THE V-ROYS -  Pounding Heart  (Sooner or Later) TODD SNIDER- Brenda  (Agnostic Hymns and Stoner Fables) (mic break) J.W.W. & THE PROSPECTORS - Insufficient Funds  (It's High Past Time) GENE BUTLER BAND - That Light Is Always On  (That Light Is Always On) HEATHER MYLES -  When Did You Stop Loving Me  (In The Wind) THE WASHERS - Two Left Feet (Tired Eyes) CHUCK PROPHET - Willie Mays Is Up At Bat  (Temple Beautiful) (mic break) TODD SNIDER - The Very Last Time (Agnostic Hymns and Stoner Fables) (April 6th, 2012) Bill Frater Freight Train Boogie