Podcast appearances and mentions of Karen Newman

July 16, 2024 ~ Marie Osbourne talks to former Detroit Red Wings national anthem singer Karen Newman about her reaction to the widely-panned national anthem performance by country singer Ingrid Andress at the Home Run Derby game, who admitted singing the song while drunk. Newman also reflected on her 30-plus year career singing for the Red Wings. Photo: Raj Mehta ~ USA TODAY NETWORK

On this weeks episode we welcome director Jane Gull and producer Karen Newman who made the award winning indie film Love without Walls. They chat with Giles Alderson & Dom Lenoir about creating, writing, financing and distributing their brilliant indie film. They also discuss: Cinema Q&A tour tips and tricks. Why Jane wrote the film and why networking is important. Their distribution deal and how they got it. Dealing with large cast and many locations Issue on set and over coming challenges. Directing and producing on set. Editing via zoom, deliverables and great indie filmaking advice. PLUS so much more. Watch the film Love Without Walls here: https://bulldog-film.com/films/love-without-walls/. PATREON Big thank you to: Serena Gardner Mark Hammett Lee Hutchings Marli J Monroe Karen Newman Want your name in the show notes or some great bonus material on film-making? Join our Patreon for bonus episodes, industry survival guides and feedback on your film projects! SUPPORT THE PODCAST Check out our full episode archive at TheFilmmakersPodcast.com CREDITS The Filmmakers Podcast is hosted, produced, edited and written by Giles Alderson @gilesalderson Social Media by Kalli Pasqualucci @kallieep Marketing Huw Siddle Logo and Banner Art by Lois Creative  Theme Music by John J. Harvey Music supplied by – Music Bed Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

I had the pleasure of interviewing producer Karen Newman & star Niall McNamee ahead of the World Premiere of Love Without Walls this Sunday at the Manchester Film Festival!

Neal Ruhl, Darren McCarty and Terry Foster are joined by, San Jose State head coach Brent Brennan, Karen Newman and Jay Feldman. What is the better unit the Lions offense or the Jets defense? What is going on with Michigan's transfer situation. Spenny's starting 5, do the Red Wings need to add a player like Ryan Reaves and much more!

Karen Newman joins The Mitch Albom Show to talk about her no longer singing the national anthem at Detroit Red Wings games.

Matthew Perry loved drugs, Red Wings ghost Karen Newman, Kanye West won't go away, The Watcher & The Patient, Clarktober, Intervention highlights, OnlyFans model murderer, Autoblow volunteers, and other Hollywood jerks outed because of James Corden.Election 2022: It's all about Inflation vs. Abortion. Black Friday is moved up to make sure everyone spends to help the economy. Late-to-the-game Jeff Bezos warns of a recession.MacKenzie Scott née Bezos is giving away all of Jeff's money, but Jeff's getting all the rewards.We're tired of Jaden and Willow Smith. Sheree Zampino comes out on the Red Table Talk to talk about banging Will Smith back in the day (and probably recently).Footage is released of OnlyFans alleged murderer Courtney Clenney.One of the WeWork Detroit buildings is toast. Adam Neumann's greatest idea is the 'chase car'.Streaming: Jeffrey Dahmer saved Netflix! Trudi spoils the ending of The Watcher. Drew and Marc attempt to spoil The Patient. A 2nd season of The Vow is out for everyone looking for more NXIVM content.Drew would not make a good Orthodox Jew.Viktor Gjonaj got 6 years in prison for a $30M lottery scam in Metro Detroit.Grab your EXCLUSIVE NordVPN Deal by going to nordvpn.com/dams to get up a Huge Discount off your NordVPN Plan + 4 months for free! It's completely risk free with Nord's 30-day money-back guarantee.Karen Newman GHOSTED by the Detroit Red Wings. The commenters of the story are even worse.Gary Graff is too busy to speak with us today.We're finally getting some Autoblows. What should we do with them? Who should we make use it?Marc is already stressing the Michigan/MSU weather.Henry Kissinger has outlasted a Twitter account tracking whether he is alive or not.A Try Guys wife is piling on James Corden. Ariel Fulmer has been SCRUBBED from the Try Wiki.We learn of other celebrities who treated employees like trash thanks to James Corden's bad behavior.Everybody piles on Bill Murray.Anna Faris outs mean Ivan Reitman and his "reign of terror".Truck's Top Ten 'Celebrities Who Need To Do The Work': GO!Music: Nobody can stop Kanye West. Howard Stern is mad at Kanye and sympathetic to Britney Spears. Antonio Brown's music still sucks. Elton John is the King of Spotify. Bhad Bhabie is Fhailing. Nobody likes Demi Lovato's new album.Chicks have ZERO interest in incel Tres Genco.Drew just wasn't frat material.Matthew Perry has a new book coming out that highlights his drug use and multiple surgeries.Intervention's main problem is that the subject's eventually realize they are on Intervention before the Intervention.We break down Ben Affleck's tattoos.A Cliff Notes Theater and Funny Name Calls on today's Clarktober segment.Social media is dumb, but we're on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter (Drew and Mike Show, Marc Fellhauer, Trudi Daniels and BranDon).

Ben is such a good dude and really talented. This is a fun conversation! On this episode of Talkin' Rock, Ben tells me what's going on in AA's world, why they released an EP, working with Maria Brink from In This Moment on a song called "New Devil" and why they did it, and life in general. He also answered a couple questions from Detroit icon and AA super fan, Karen Newman - and her daughter - and lots more!  Enjoy! -Meltdown- https://www.askingalexandria.com/ https://wrif.com/podcasts/talkin-rock-with-meltdown/  

Today, we meet Rio, a mom of an 11 year old daughter.  Rio walks us through how an online predator found her daughter Sophia, befriended her, and manipulated her.   Sofia thought she was in a relationship with a girl her own age, not an adult man.  Fortunately, Rio and her husband found out what was happening before the predator could find a way to meet Sophia in person.  CARE House, the local child advocacy center, provided specialized counseling for both Sophia and her parents, as they worked through the trauma of what happened.   This episode is a few minutes longer than the others in this series, but contains important information for parents whose kids are online.The "It Shouldn't Hurt To Be a Child" Podcast is narrated by Karen Newman, and is made possible thanks to the generous support of Sheryl Hauk.Resources:CARE House of Oakland County Website: https://www.carehouse.org/CARE House Phone Number: 248.332.7173Find a Child Advocacy Center (CAC) Near You: https://nationalcac.org/

Child abuse happens everywhere.  It happens to girls, and it also happens to boys. Today we introduce you to Ben. Just a warning - his story can be hard to hear.When Ben's mother remarried, her new husband began abusing Ben when he was just 7 years old. The abuse was psychological, and turned physical on many occasions.   Ben shares what it was like to go into "survival mode" as a child, and how that has affected him well into adulthood.Through a close relationship with a child in his life (his nephew), and his volunteer work at CARE House of Oakland County, Ben has come to terms with his abuse, and offers some powerful advice for other survivors.The "It Shouldn't Hurt To Be a Child" Podcast is narrated by Karen Newman, and is made possible thanks to the generous support of Sheryl Hauk.Resources:CARE House of Oakland County Website: https://www.carehouse.org/CARE House Phone Number: 248.332.7173Find a Child Advocacy Center (CAC) Near You: https://nationalcac.org/

Karen McDonald, Oakland County Michigan's prosecutor, has been on the front lines fighting child abuse for years. Prior to her current role, she's been an assistant prosecutor, family court judge, and worked in private practice.In our conversation, Prosecutor McDonald gives us real world examples of the valuable partnership between her office and the County's Child Advocacy center, or CAC - Care House of Oakland County.  We also discuss the value of therapy dogs, what it takes to prosecute disturbing crimes against kids, and why McDonald's own mother's story has inspired the work she's now doing.The "It Shouldn't Hurt To Be a Child" Podcast is narrated by Karen Newman, and is made possible thanks to the generous support of Sheryl Hauk.Resources:CARE House of Oakland County Website: https://www.carehouse.org/CARE House Phone Number: 248.332.7173Find a Child Advocacy Center (CAC) Near You: https://nationalcac.org/

In this episode, we meet Maddie.  Beginning when she was 11, Maddie was abused by a close family member. At the time, she didn't know it was wrong.  She walks us through confronting her abuser, and eventually mustering up the courage to tell the rest of her family.Maddie explains why she found the specialized care at Child Advocacy Centers to be so helpful.  Now 18 years old, Maddie volunteers at CARE House.  We hear from her mom, Susan, who serves on the organization's board.  Both explain why they feel it's important to help other survivors.The "It Shouldn't Hurt To Be a Child" Podcast is narrated by Karen Newman, and is made possible thanks to the generous support of Sheryl Hauk.Resources:CARE House of Oakland County Website: https://www.carehouse.org/CARE House Phone Number: 248.332.7173Find a Child Advocacy Center (CAC) Near You: https://nationalcac.org/

Lisa is a successful business professional, and she shares her story with us.  She traveled frequently for work, and employed a babysitter who, in essence, became part of the family.  The babysitter eventually got into a serious relationship, and her boyfriend was also welcomed in to Lisa's home.  But eventually, his behavior crossed a line.Lisa makes several important points in this interview.  Abuse in any form can be extremely traumatic for a child, and it happens everywhere - regardless of a family's socioeconomic status.  And when a child survives abuse, the specially trained counselors at Child Advocacy Centers, like CARE House of Oakland County, can make a big difference.In this candid conversation, Lisa reflects on her and her daughter's journey, what she's learned, and why she's such a vocal evangelist for CARE House.The "It Shouldn't Hurt To Be a Child" Podcast is narrated by Karen Newman, and is made possible thanks to the generous support of Sheryl Hauk.Resources:CARE House of Oakland County Website: https://www.carehouse.org/CARE House Phone Number: 248.332.7173Find a Child Advocacy Center (CAC) Near You: https://nationalcac.org/

In this episode, we meet Hannah.  When she was in high school, Hannah survived a sexual assault.  High school is a particularly difficult time to suffer abuse, and Hannah explains why.Hannah came to CARE House of Oakland County, where she received the specialized attention and support she needed on her journey.  She's now a college student, volunteering at CARE House. After graduation, she plans to have a career in therapy, helping other survivors.The "It Shouldn't Hurt To Be a Child" Podcast is narrated by Karen Newman, and is made possible thanks to the generous support of Sheryl Hauk.Resources:CARE House of Oakland County Website: https://www.carehouse.org/CARE House Phone Number: 248.332.7173Find a Child Advocacy Center (CAC) Near You: https://nationalcac.org/

The National Anthem is front and center in the NBA news following the All-Star Game in Los Angeles as Fergie had an interesting version of the song on Sunday.We went straight to the local expert as Detroit Pistons anthem singer LaShell Renee joined us to talk about Fergie's performance, along with how she became Detroit's new Karen Newman.Check out her on Twitter: @LaShellRenee.Check out the articles from ESPN's The Undefeated that were referenced about Marvin Gaye's 1983 National Anthem here and the 2015 article about Gaye trying out with the Lions here. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The National Anthem is front and center in the NBA news following the All-Star Game in Los Angeles as Fergie had an interesting version of the song on Sunday. We went straight to the local expert as Detroit Pistons anthem singer LaShell Renee joined us to talk about Fergie's performance, along with how she became Detroit's new Karen Newman. Check out her on Twitter: @LaShellRenee. Check out the articles from ESPN's The Undefeated that were referenced about Marvin Gaye's 1983 National Anthem here and the 2015 article about Gaye trying out with the Lions here. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

  Karen shares her inspirational story with Kara and Becca from her quiet cabin in Vermont! Karen a world record breaking triathletes shares her inspirational story of cancer diagnosis, battle with an eating disorder and how her faith got her through.     Talk about a Fighter! Karen Newman is an inspirational speaker, world record-breaking triathlete, mother, wife, dietitian and author. She’s also an eating disorder and stage-4 metastatic cancer survivor. Her real-life stories have been giving people hope: helping free them from the bondage of shame, secrets and addictions; inspiring them to be authentic, to dream big and risk living the life they were meant to live. Karen has been featured in numerous publications and shows including the NBC Today Show and the NY Post, and has lectured all over the country. She has also received many awards, such USA Triathlon’s “Most Inspirational Comeback Award” as well as the Connecticut Sportswriter’s Association’s “Courage Award,” and American Cancer Society’s “Determination Champion” for her tireless charitable efforts.     Karen’s book, entitled Just Three Words is a gripping, intimate, and contagiously inspiring story about the challenging experiences that brought her to her knees and then to her life’s purpose, and the miracles that kept her alive and winning athletic events around the world. Karen is an eight-time All-American triathlete and has medaled in events all over the world, even breaking an age-group world triathlon record, despite enduring cancer treatments. On September 14, 2016, just four months after being immobilized by a tumor in her spine, she raced for the USA in Cozumel, Mexico and had the honor of carrying the USA flag in the Parade of Nations.   As a triathlon coach, Registered Dietitian with a master’s degree in Clinical Nutrition, health and wellness educator, and President-Elect of the Vermont Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, Karen has had a long career educating and encouraging people in health and nutrition, as well as on the track. A University of Vermont alumna, she married her college sweetheart, Peter, and together they have three amazing boys—Stetson, Chase and Trent—who inspired her to survive and thrive.     How to Connect with Karen:   For more information and to purchase her book, please visit her website: http://thekarennewman.com/   Connect with Karen on social media:   https://twitter.com/thekarennewman   https://www.facebook.com/thekarennewman/

Dr. Veronica Anderson, Host, Functional Medicine Specialist and Medical Intuitive interviews Karen Newman about taking control of cancer and learning to love yourself. Are you fighting cancer? Registered Dietician, Karen Newman, helps others transform their lives through diet, exercise, self-love and a relationship with God. In this episode, Karen will talk about her battle with bulimia and how she cured her cancer. She will share the lessons learned that helped her survive. Listen to the end to find out what to do when your doctor gives you advice that you are not happy with.   Time Stamps: 06:11 - Suffering from bulimia 10:29 - Allowing Love into your heart 14:02 - Taking control of cancer 16:45 - Lessons learned that helped survival 19:57 - Competing in triathlons 22:40 - When your doctor says no 23:00 - Karen's new diagnosis

Dr. Veronica Anderson, Host, Functional Medicine Specialist and Medical Intuitive interviews Karen Newman about taking control of cancer and learning to love yourself. Are you fighting cancer? Registered Dietician, Karen Newman, helps others transform their lives through diet, exercise, self-love and a relationship with God. In this episode, Karen will talk about her battle with bulimia and how she cured her cancer. She will share the lessons learned that helped her survive. Listen to the end to find out what to do when your doctor gives you advice that you are not happy with.   Dr. Veronica Anderson's Links:   https://www.linkedin.com/in/drveronicaanderson/ https://www.facebook.com/drveronicaanderson/ https://twitter.com/DrVeronicaEyeMD?lang=en https://www.pinterest.com/drveronicaeyemd/?eq=dr.%20veronica&etslf=14837 https://www.instagram.com/drveronica/?hl=en     Book: Just Three Words - Karen Newman   Time Stamps: 06:11 - Suffering from bulimia 10:29 - Allowing Love into your heart 14:02 - Taking control of cancer 16:45 - Lessons learned that helped survival 19:57 - Competing in triathlons 22:40 - When your doctor says no 23:00 - Karen's new diagnosis   _______________________________ Dr. Veronica Anderson is an MD, Functional Medicine practitioner, Homeopath. and Medical Intuitive. As a national speaker and designer of the Functional Fix and Rejuvenation Journey programs, she helps people who feel like their doctors have failed them. She advocates science-based natural, holistic, and complementary treatments to address the root cause of disease. Dr. Veronica is a highly-sought guest on national television and syndicated radio and hosts her own radio show, Wellness for the REAL World, on FOX Sports 920 AM “the Jersey” on Mondays at 7:00 pm ET.   To get started transforming your health, schedule a consult HERE.

In this episode, our storyteller is Karen Newman. Karen Newman is an inspirational speaker, world record-breaking triathlete, author and survivor of two life-threatening diseases. Her real-life stories have been giving people hope: helping free them from the bondage of shame, secrets and addictions; inspiring them to be authentic, to dream big and risk living the life they were meant to live. Karen has been featured in numerous publications and shows, including the NBC Today Show, and has lectured all over the country. She has also received many awards, such as the Connecticut Sportswriter’s Association’s “Courage Award,” and American Cancer Society’s “Determination Champion” for her tireless charitable efforts. Karen is the author of a book entitled “Just Three Words” – a gripping story about the challenging experiences that brought her to her knees and then to her life’s purpose, and the miracles that kept her alive and winning athletic events around the world. He book is available to pre-order now and will be out in hard cover in January 2016.Karen is an eight -time All-American triathlete and was the 2012 Silver Medalist and top American finisher at the Age Group Triathlon World Championships in Auckland, NZ; this, despite enduring over four years of cancer treatments throughout her training. She followed in 2013 as a gold medalist for the United States in both triathlon and the 5k road race at the National Senior Games in Cleveland, OH, and then repeated with golds in both events at the Huntsman World Senior Games, while breaking the world record in the women’s triathlon there.As a triathlon coach and Registered Dietitian with a Master’s Degree in Clinical Nutrition, Karen has had a long career educating and encouraging people in health and nutrition, as well as on the track. A University of Vermont alumnae, she married her college sweetheart, Peter, and together they have three amazing boys—Stetson, Chase and Trent—who inspired her to survive and thrive.For more information on this episode, visit:  http://www.giverciseshorts.com/ 

2001 Florida Folk Festival recording by Florida Memory Program, State Archives of Florida. Chuck Hardwicke - guitar/vocals; Karen Newman - mandolin; Pete Succi - guitar/banjo; Alita Succi - autoharp/whistle; Stan Geberer - harmonica.

2001 Florida Folk Festival recording by Florida Memory Program, State Archives of Florida. Chuck Hardwicke - guitar/vocals; Karen Newman - mandolin; Pete Succi - guitar/banjo; Alita Succi - autoharp/whistle; Stan Geberer - harmonica

2001 Florida Folk Festival recording by Florida Memory Program, State Archives of Florida. Chuck Hardwicke - guitar/vocals; Karen Newman - mandolin; Pete Succi - guitar/banjo; Alita Succi - autoharp/whistle; Stan Geberer - harmonica