Podcast appearances and mentions of kate agnew

Conversation 235: The Story, Journey and Passion of Kate Agnew, APD Today's conversation is with Kate Agnew, an Accredited Practising Dietitian who caught a glimpse of food insecurity as a child sitting in school lunch. Kate knew her passion was not in clinical dietetics and during her training had an amazing volunteer experience which has led to massive opportunities. She is a podcaster and self educated tech wiz as the Marketing & Communications Director at Dietitian Connection. Please enjoy my conversation with Kate. www.anneelizabethrd.com Copyright © 2021 AEHC & OPI Song: One Of These Days Artist: The Gemini www.thegeminimusic.com Music used by permission. All rights received. © ASCAP OrtmanMusic --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/anneelizabethrd/message

Nine years after Dietitian Connection was born from a lightbulb moment, we now have a global audience of over 34,000 dietitians. Maree Ferguson was the one-woman driving force behind DC for its first few years, until Kate Agnew came along and worked under Maree's wing. Kate's first big project was to build the Dietitian Connection podcast – and now, 100 episodes later, Kate and Maree sit down to commemorate the tremendous milestone. In this podcast, the pair discuss the rollercoaster of life at DC, why no dream is too big and what Maree pinpoints as the biggest contributor to DC's success. For the shownotes: https://dietitianconnection.com/category/podcasts/

Rachel Hawkins is on a mission to shake up the healthcare industry. Through her podcast, Naked Chats, 6-week online course, Gramtini, and other online resources, Rachel helps allied health professionals navigate the ups and downs of building a successful virtual clinic. After struggling to find her feet when she first graduated from university, Rachel has now found her ‘why' in helping business owners in the healthcare space manage marketing overwhelm. In this podcast, DC's Kate Agnew chats to Rachel about leveraging Instagram, including why getting started is the hardest but greatest thing you can do, and how to avoid falling into the comparison trap. Rachel also touches on her biggest learnings, the mentors that helped shape her career path and what gives meaning to her day-to-day. Plus, Rachel shares the key values that underpin her business: empathy, connection and, interestingly, disruption. For the shownotes: https://dietitianconnection.com/category/podcasts/

They’re the three peas in a pod that work behind the scenes at Dietitian Connection: founder, Maree Ferguson, marketing and communications director, Kate Agnew, and new team member and marketing and communications assistant, Melissa Meier. In this episode of Bite Size Chats, Maree delves into the inner workings of the DC dream team and uncovers how the unanticipated events of 2020 have actually brought the tight-knit, quick-moving team closer together. Kate and Melissa explain a typical day in the life and the many hats they juggle, and shine the spotlight on the nurturing workplace culture Maree has created. For the shownotes: https://dietitianconnection.com/podcast

We're back after a bit of a break. What a hectic time it's been! On the show this week we have Sky Sport Commentator Grant Nisbett talking about the return of Super Rugby, Kate Agnew from Netball NZ discusses the new look ANZ Netball Premiership and we celebrate the return of community sport!

Netball New Zealand is waiting for Lisa Alexander's call.The Australian coach has proposed the trans-Tasman Constellation Cup returns to the five-match structure last played in 2013, rather than the current four tests, which is decided by points differential, as was the case this year.Netball New Zealand's Head of Events and International Kate Agnew says they haven't spoken to Alexander yet about a possible change. "A lot of its around the logistics and the international calendar, challenges that, between the two countries, we face. We both have very busy challenges and it has been on of those things where we've had to come to a bit of a compromise."She understands though why Alexander would want to change. "We're certainly open to discussion around these things. It is a matter of working through those logistics and making sure it works for both countries really well."   

Kate Agnew is many things, including the host of the fantastic podcast “Drinks With Her” (https://www.drinkswithher.net/). We throw her into the deep end and swim through topics ranging from organizations, both local and national, that are working towards equity in tech to her Geocities site that sparked her love of tech. We talk coder dojos, Hack the Gap, Technovation, and Girls in Tech and get from there to gender pay gaps and why child care is an important issue both at tech events and the workplace. This episode’s Favorite Tech Thing from Anna is the Mapping Prejudice project (https://www.mappingprejudice.org/), and Jess talks version control and GITHub (https://github.com/) for Tech Support.

Listen as host Kate Agnew and Kelsey Underwood discuss breaking off an engagement and being unemployed.

Kate Agnew joins me to talk about the state of education in technology and shares her experiences of going to school at M.I.T., working at Target and DreamWorks, building Girls in Tech in Minneapolis, and how that's all led her to her current role as a Senior IT Architect at Optum.

Host, Kate Agnew, initiated Drinks With Her two years ago at MIT Business School, one of those tapings were with the fabulous Molly Cross a Harvard and MIT alum. It helped shape the podcast into what it is today. Originally video recorded and now remastered for podcasting this interview introduces; Molly a consultant and strategist currently Head of Consumer Solutions at Docent Health in Boston, MS. We discuss Molly’s sexuality, coming out to her family, marriage decisions, and our childhoods.

This week we’re talking to Joel Feren, APD, DAA spokesperson and Director of Hearty Nutrition in Melbourne, Australia. He chats to Kate Agnew about men’s health, his approach to nutrition and exercise, the #getyourmaninthekitchen campaign and his newest project: Dudes Talk Nutrition. Joel also gives us in the inside scoop on his Masterchef audition and some advice on how we can make an impact in dietetics.

This week Glenn Mackintosh, Founder and Principal Psychologist at Weight Management Psychology in Brisbane, Australia, invites us into his studio to discuss his work. He chats to Kate Agnew about ‘psycho-dietetics’ and how we can can work with psychologists to help our clients achieve results. We discuss EFT (also known as ’Tapping’) and Glenn tells us about his latest venture - ‘Thursday Therapy’. We also chat about collaboration, curiosity and communication and why we are all in this together!

This week we're chatting to Jemma O'Hanlon - APD and Nutrition & Product Development Manager at Jenny Craig & Curves. This episode is hosted by Kate Agnew. Jemma gives us a thorough insight into the dietitian's role in the food industry as well as the essential skills required for the job. She also discusses the two tiers of her job: product development and in managing a team of dietitians. We discuss the future opportunities in the weightloss industry, how to put your best food forward and how dietitians can be the first point of contact in this space.

You may know Emma Stubbs, APD in Victoria, Australia, as the brains behind Broccoli & Blueberries blog. She joins Kate Agnew to talk about the paddock-to-plate approach and in going back to basics with food. She also gives us an insight into working in the bariatric surgery area. For the student dietitians, she details her journey through university and how everyone in the profession has inspired her!

This week we're chatting to Glenn Cardwell, AdvAPD and award winning professional speaker in Perth, Australia. Hosted by Kate Agnew, we discuss Glenn's philosophy around work and life as well as some of the major milestones in Glenn's career. Glenn gives us his top tips for improving one's public speaking skills, gaining the attention of your audience and delivering stellar presentations. Click here for the show notes!

We’ve got another stellar podcast lined up, this time with Rachel Parfitt – APD and creator & founder of The Nutrition Playground in Brisbane, Australia. Our host this week is Kate Agnew; this podcast is particularly geared toward student dietitians and new grads (congrats!). We get chatting about entrepreneurship and the business side of dietetics. Rachel gives us some top notch tips on how to start a nutrition business and what to keep in mind once it’s off the ground. We learn about Rachel’s balancing act of multiple jobs as well as lessons from Rachel’s journey.

Natalie Thompson - APD in Cairns, Queensland, Australia - is on the show to talk about her experiences in community and aged care dietetics with host, Kate Agnew. Natalie provides some pointers for job-seeking dietitians - perfect timing for those students about to graduate! She also gives an insight into her food philosophy: nutrition intuition and the non-diet approach.

Melanie McGrice, AdvAPD and Director of Nutrition Plus in Melbourne Australia, joins host: Kate Agnew to discuss her passion for growing the brand of dietitians. We talk about the important aspects of a successful dietetic service and the key experiences that have informed Melanie’s approach to business. Melanie is a leading dietitian in Australia - she works with the media, provides dietetics in the public sector, leads a team of dietitians in her private practice and is a board member of DAA. 

If you’re interested in hearing about a dietitian without borders, then don’t miss this episode with Gemma Sampson - APD & RD in the UK, and host: Kate Agnew. We talk to Gemma about her overseas journey: both travelling and working. We discuss her love for the outdoors and an active lifestyle along with her passion for recipe development, blogging and intense triathlon training. She also gives us some of her tips for fitting everything in to the day!

Hayley is on a mission: to redefine the role of a dietitian and pioneer the field of evidence based nutrition in body builders. We chat about her previous career in the military, her interests and how this has informed her career aspirations. Indeed, Hayley gives us a bunch of tips to find our passion within dietetics and the inspiration to make student dietitians' dreams come alive. Hosted by student Kate Agnew.

Rachel Ben David - director, The Nutrition Press and student dietitian at Monash University, Melbourne - joins us to discuss her journey as a student dietitian thus far. We discuss how and why The Nutrition Press was born and about her leadership role as director. We talk about the lessons she’s learnt from studying, leading and innovating! Hosted by student Kate Agnew.

Leanne Ward - The Fitness Dietitian & APD in Brisbane, Australia joins us to discuss her strategies for achieving success in social media. She provides us with the tools and motivation to get creative. She also coaches us on how to get our voices out there so that we can help and inspire others! This episode contains some specifics for students and is hosted by student Kate Agnew.

Another inspirational show as Dr. Judi Porter, AdvAPD and Adjunct Senior Lecturer at Monash University in Melbourne, Australia, joins us to discuss her passion for Dietetics and her various leadership roles. From health management to lecturer to research fellow, Judi provides a wonderful insight into how we can become dietetic leaders. This episode is particularly helpful for students and is hosted by dietetic student Kate Agnew.

Dr Katrina Campbell - AdvAPD & A/Prof at Bond University in Queensland, Australia -joins us to discuss her career journey and offers some amazing tips and tools to kick start your career in dietetics. We talk about the importance of tenacity, initiative and innovation for creating future opportunities. This episode is particularly relevant to students and is hosted by Kate Agnew.