Podcast appearances and mentions of Kate Fox

This week on Neurotypicals Don't Juggle Chainsaws, Kate Fox and Nic King wade into a slightly controversial topic—one that's been on the list for a while but needed just the right moment. That moment is now. Yes, you can be autistic and be an a******. Just like any other group, we have our fair share of people who display manipulative, toxic, or outright abusive behaviours. And it's time we talked about it. From spotting red flags to understanding why autistic and ADHD people can be more vulnerable to manipulation, this episode tackles the complex dynamics of trust, abuse, and community accountability.  And, crucially, while every community has one (or several), the vast majority of autistic people are kind, justice-driven, and deeply caring. 

In this episode of Neurotypicals Don't Juggle Chainsaws, Kate Fox and Nic King finally tackle a topic they've been meaning to dive into for ages—autistic-coded characters. And what better way to do it than through Patience, Channel 4's new show featuring an explicitly autistic protagonist played by autistic actor Ella Maisy Purvis?  Kate and Nic break down what Patience gets right, where it stumbles, and how it compares to the long history of autistic-coded but never explicitly autistic characters.  They also dig into the ongoing issue of autistic representation in media. 

In this episode, co-hosts Peterson Toscano (he/him) and Sweet Miche (they/them) explore best practices for welcoming and supporting neurodivergent individuals in Quaker worship and educational settings. Poet and writer Kate Fox shares insights from her article "A Place of Unmasking," drawing connections between early Quakers' spiritual practices and contemporary understandings of neurodiversity. Kate discusses her experience of Quaker meeting as a space where she can authentically be herself, free from the pressures of masking neurodivergent traits. Kate Fox raises essential questions: How can places of worship and schools better accommodate neurodivergent individuals? How do sensory practices, like stimming, help with spiritual grounding and concentration? We also explore Julia Watts Belser's book, Loving Our Own Bones, Disability Wisdom, and the Spiritual Subversiveness of Knowing Ourselves Whole, which invites readers to reconsider disability—not as something needing fixing, but as an integral part of human diversity, rich with spiritual wisdom and power. You can read Greg Woods' review in Friends Journal.  Listener Responses: Neurodivergent Voices and Best Practices We hear directly from listeners who share their experiences and recommendations: Clayden, a South African teenage artist and TikTok creator emphasizes the value of dedicated spaces in schools and churches designed for people with sensory sensitivities and learning disabilities. You can follow him @claydendesigns  Kody Hersh shares about creating a sensory-friendly space at a Quaker gathering, allowing attendees to adjust lighting, use fidgets, and regulate their environment to feel comfortable in worship. Another listener highlights how simple tools like printed bulletins can support neurodivergent attendees by providing structure and predictability during worship services. Question for Next Month What belief have you had to unlearn in your spiritual or personal journey? Share your response by emailing podcast@quakerstoday.org or call/text 317-QUAKERS (317-782-5377). Please include your name and location. Your responses may be featured in our next episode. Resources For neurodiverse individuals, here are some useful apps designed to support communication, sensory regulation, social skills, executive functioning, and emotional well-being: Communication & AAC (Augmentative and Alternative Communication) Apps Proloquo2Go – A symbol-based text-to-speech app for non-speaking individuals. Official Website https://www.assistiveware.com/products/proloquo2go CoughDrop – A cloud-based AAC app for customizable communication. Official Website https://www.coughdrop.com/ Sensory Processing & Regulation Apps Sensory App House – A collection of apps designed to support sensory needs. https://www.sensoryapphouse.com/  Autism 5-Point Scale EP – Helps users understand and regulate sensory and emotional states. https://apps.apple.com/us/app/autism-5-point-scale-ep/id467303313  Social Skills & Interaction Apps Social Story Creator & Library – Allows users to create social stories for different situations. https://apps.apple.com/us/app/social-story-creator-library/id588180598  ABA Flashcards--Offers a customizable library of flashcards to reinforce learning and skill development across various areas, from academics to daily living skills https://chicagoabatherapy.com/aba-services/aba-therapy/  Routine & Executive Function Support Apps Visual Schedule Planner – A visual scheduling tool for structured routines. ​​https://www.goodkarmaapplications.com/visual-schedule-planner1.html  Routinely – Helps track habits and provides gentle reminders. https://apps.apple.com/us/app/routinely-habit-tracker/id6449163027  Emotional Regulation & Anxiety Management Apps MoodMission – Suggests activities for managing anxiety and emotional challenges. https://moodmission.com/  Rootd – A panic attack and anxiety relief app. https://www.rootd.io/  This podcast follows the principles of Universal Design for Learning (UDL). UDL is a way of creating content that works well for all audiences. It helps us make clear, easy-to-understand episodes that are welcoming for everyone. We follow UDL principles by carefully choosing audio, using plain language, offering transcripts for each episode, and inviting your feedback in multiple ways.  Quakers Today: A Project of Friends Publishing Corporation Quakers Today is the companion podcast to Friends Journal and other Friends Publishing Corporation content. It is written, hosted, and produced by Peterson Toscano and Miche McCall. Season Four of Quakers Today is Sponsored by: American Friends Service Committee (AFSC) Vulnerable communities and the planet are counting on Quakers to take action for a more just, sustainable, and peaceful world. AFSC works at the forefront of social change movements to meet urgent humanitarian needs, challenge injustice, and build peace. Learn more at AFSC.org. 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Les sœurs Fox, Margaret et Kate, sont souvent considérées comme les fondatrices du spiritisme moderne. Pourtant, derrière leur célébrité et leur influence sur le mouvement spirituel du XIXᵉ siècle, se cache une gigantesque imposture qui a trompé des milliers de personnes pendant des décennies.Les débuts du phénomène spirituelEn 1848, Margaret (15 ans) et Kate Fox (11 ans) vivent à Hydesville, un petit village de l'État de New York, avec leurs parents. Un soir, elles prétendent entendre des bruits étranges dans leur maison : des coups frappés, qui semblent répondre à leurs questions. Elles déclarent qu'un esprit communique avec elles, affirmant être celui d'un colporteur assassiné dans la maison.Rapidement, la nouvelle se répand et attire la curiosité. Un système de communication est mis au point : une frappe pour "oui", deux frappes pour "non". La famille Fox et leurs voisins sont convaincus d'assister à un phénomène surnaturel. L'histoire prend de l'ampleur et bientôt, des séances de spiritisme sont organisées publiquement.L'essor du spiritisme et la célébrité des sœurs FoxEncouragées par leur sœur aînée Leah, qui voit une opportunité lucrative, les deux jeunes filles commencent à donner des démonstrations à New York et dans d'autres grandes villes. Elles deviennent de véritables stars du spiritisme, inspirant d'autres médiums et contribuant à la popularité croissante du mouvement.Dans les années 1850, le spiritisme devient un phénomène mondial, séduisant des millions de personnes, y compris des intellectuels et des écrivains célèbres comme Arthur Conan Doyle. Les Fox Sisters en sont les figures de proue, organisant des séances où elles entrent en contact avec les morts, sous les yeux de spectateurs fascinés.L'aveu de la supercherieMais en 1888, Margaret Fox fait une révélation fracassante : tout était faux. Lors d'une conférence publique, elle explique que les bruits étaient produits par un craquement des articulations de leurs orteils et de leurs genoux, un talent qu'elles avaient développé dès l'enfance. Pour prouver ses dires, elle réalise la démonstration devant des témoins, mettant fin au mystère.Cette confession choque leurs partisans et affaiblit le mouvement spirite. Mais malgré tout, le spiritisme perdure encore aujourd'hui, preuve de l'impact durable de leur supercherie.ConclusionLes sœurs Fox ont bâti une légende sur un trucage habile, donnant naissance à un mouvement qui a marqué le XIXᵉ siècle. Leur histoire est un exemple fascinant de la crédulité humaine et de la puissance du désir de croire en l'invisible. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

In this episode of Neurotypicals Don't Juggle Chainsaws, Kate Fox and Nic King talk about the world of Artificial Intelligence—how it thinks, how it learns, and why Kate feels a surprising kinship with it.  As monotropic flow takes over, Kate loses all track of time, leading to the inevitable conclusion: this might need a Part 2.  Tune in and let your pattern-spotting brain process this one! Purhcase tickets to see Nic and Kate live at Gosforth Civic Theatre tonight! https://bit.ly/42QScrq

How do you feel about silence?  In this episode of Neurotypicals Don't Juggle Chainsaws, Kate Fox and Nic King dive into the topic of silence, co-regulation, and the very different ways neurodivergent people experience them.  They explore the role of silence in relationships, whether quiet togetherness can be a form of co-regulation, and why some neurodivergent people find peace in silence while others find it unbearable.  Plus, if you'd like to experience some live, non-silent co-regulation with Kate and Nic, don't forget to grab your tickets for their live podcast recording at Gosforth Civic Theatre on March 6th! Purchase tickets here:https://bit.ly/42QScrq No enforced silence required. 

Join us for Part 2 of the captivating two-part special of Neurotypicals Don't Juggle Chainsaws, where hosts Nic King and Kate Fox continue their enlightening conversation with Jac and Amy from Autism Level UP!  This episode dives deeper into the concepts of atypical burnout and the unique sensory challenges faced by neurodivergent individuals.   Our guests share personal insights and professional expertise on navigating sensory environments and advocating for more inclusive practices.   Don't miss these vital discussions that aim to empower and inform our community and beyond. Purhcase tickets to see Nic and Kate live at Gosforth Civic Theatre on the 6th march. https://bit.ly/42QScrq

Love is in the air—or is it? In this special Valentine's episode of Neurotypicals Don't Juggle Chainsaws, Kate Fox and Nic King dive into the highs, lows, and neurodivergent realities of Valentine's Day. From love languages and communication styles to the social expectations surrounding romance, they unpack what works (and what doesn't) for neurodivergent relationships. They also challenge the traditional Valentine's narrative—because love isn't just about being in perfect alignment, it's about communication, trust, and understanding each other's needs (with or without a glittery M&S chocolate bubble bath). And if you're still stuck for Valentine's date ideas, why not take your loved one to see Kate and Nic LIVE at Gosforth Civic Theatre on March 6th? Nothing says romance like a live neurodivergent podcast recording. Purchase tickets here: https://bit.ly/42QScrqHappy Valentine's Day—however you choose to spend it! 

Join us for Part 1 of an engaging two-part special of Neurotypicals Don't Juggle Chainsaws, where hosts Nic King and Kate Fox welcome Jac and Amy from Autism Level UP!    This episode delves into the nuanced world of sensory experiences and empathy within the neurodivergent community.     Our guests discuss the importance of sensory joy and how different stimuli can be soothing for some and overwhelming for others.     This conversation not only explores individual sensory needs but also promotes a deeper understanding of how neurodivergent individuals navigate their environments.     www.neurotypicalsdontjugglechainsaws.co.uk  www.autismlevelup.com 

Originally Broadcast 2024/09/30: Sean gets to run down the Discovery episode of this multi-part story, on his birthday no less! INTERLOPER! We have an interloper in the podcast! It's Sean Corse of Famicom Dojo and Two Boobs Watch the Tube fame, here in the spirit of Nerd & Tie unification. This episode we're looking at the Unification trilogy, a multi-part story that spans multiple Star Trek series and over 800 years! First up, Picard and Data go to Romulus to hunt down Spock, who might have turned traitor! We also have Riker chatting up a multi-armed widow and a junkyard guy who has way too many face-folds. Then, we fast forward to Discovery in their grimdark future era and while unifying the Romulans and Vulcans is a good thing, this is actually still all about Michael. Oh, and Tilly, take the damn job already! 00:05:43 What non-Star Trek things we've been enjoying: House of the Dragon Season Two, Paddington 2, Taskmaster New Zealand 00:21:30 Star Trek: The Next Generation “Unification I & II” 01:13:26 Star Trek: Discovery “Unification III” Talking points include: Three Kingdoms, Third Doctor, Farscape, Sean paying for Twitter, Famicom Dojo, Two Boobs Watch the Tube, Quantum Leap (old and new), A World of Ice & Fire, the old Indiana Jones video game, Tom Bombadil, lengthy definitions of “Twee”, Ted Lasso, Kate Fox's Watching the English, Taskmaster New Zealand, Americans understanding Vic Reeves, Adam Adamant, Bono's Vertigo Comics look, Miles is coming for David Tennant, Actually liking a U2 track, our threat of a Lost podcast, the guy played by Cameron from Ferris Bueller's Day Off (also from Bunheads), some X-Men level convoluted BS, Come On Eileen, Romulan retirement plans, sleazy space bars, Hitchiker's Guide to the Galaxy, Riker deepfakes, are Bones and Spock married? Golden Landis Von Jones, Jimmy from Degrassi, Marion Morrison, Todd in the Shadows, two Brits out-awkwarding an American, Brexit, heists, Space: 1999, we're all about the cheese, Blake's 7, Fringe Season Five, Will Section 31 be Guardians of the Galaxy or will it be Borderlands the Movie? Oh, and occasionally Star Trek. Pedant's Corner: Vic Reeves was not on Taskmaster, but Bob Mortimer was We all butchered the name of U2's Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me, Kill Me The Enterprise switches the lights OFF, not on, when they pretend to be a wreck I have no idea where Sean got the thing about plant-based Vulcans Carbon Creek took place in 1957 Casual Trek is by Charlie Etheridge-Nunn and Miles Reid-Lobatto Music by Alfred Etheridge-Nunn Casual Trek is a part of the Nerd & Tie Network https://ko-fi.com/casualtrek Famicom Dojo: https://famicomdojo.tv Two Boobs Watch the Tube: https://www.nerdandtie.com/thetube/ Miles' blog: http://www.mareidlobatto.wordpress.com Charlie's blog: http://www.fakedtales.com Casual Trek is by Charlie Etheridge-Nunn and Miles Reid-Lobatto. Music by Alfred Etheridge-Nunn. https://ko-fi.com/casualtrek Casual Trek is a part of the Nerd & Tie Network

In this episode of Neurotypicals Don't Juggle Chainsaws, Kate Fox and Nic King discuss the complexities of behaviour as communication.  Building on insights from previous episodes, they unpack how neurodivergent behaviours are often misinterpreted through neurotypical lenses and how ingrained behaviourist views can lead to oversimplified assumptions.  With a mix of personal anecdotes and sharp observations, this episode highlights the importance of challenging conventional narratives and advocating for deeper, more empathetic approaches to understanding neurodivergent experiences.    www.neurotypicalsdontjugglechainsaws.co.uk 

Welcome back to Neurotypicals Don't Juggle Chainsaws! Kate Fox and Nic King dive into a thought-provoking topic for this episode on how we rank aspects of our identity and where neurodivergence lands on the list.  Ultimately, this episode underscores the fluidity and context-dependency of identity, while encouraging you to embrace your lists—whatever they may be—and explore what feels most authentic in each moment.  Your identity list doesn't need to follow a fixed order, and it's okay for it to change depending on where you are and who you're with.  www.neurotypicalsdontjugglechainsaws.co.uk 

Evolutionary biologist Richard Dawkins tells Ian McMillan about the influence of poetry on his writing, and shares poems written by his own mother. Ian also explores the influence of a very competitive mother on the life and poetry of former National Poet of Wales Gwyneth Lewis. And as it's the first Verb of the year, stand-up poet Kate Fox suggests new names for all the calendar months, whilst Stagedoor Johnny brings a new 'eartoon' (which explains why the names of baby animals can be so confusing).Richard Dawkins' new book is 'The Genetic Book of the Dead' Gwyneth Lewis' memoir is 'Nightshade Mother' Kate Fox's latest book is 'On Sycamore Gap'

Welcome to this special two-part episode of Neurotypicals Don't Juggle Chainsaws! Today, Kate Fox and Nic King are joined by two incredible guests: Tanya Adkin of ND Social Care and David Gray-Hammond of Emergent Divergent.   Together, they dive into the fascinating world of monotropism, exploring concepts like the monotropic split and meerkatting, and how these ideas connect to the lived experiences of autistic people.  This episode offers a blend of professional insights, lived experiences, and relatable moments as Tanya and David bring their expertise and humanity to the discussion.    www.neurotypicalsdontjugglechainsaws.co.uk 

Welcome to the first Neurotypicals Don't Juggle Chainsaws episode of 2025!

In this insightful episode of Neurotypicals Don't Juggle Chainsaws, Kate Fox and Nic King delve into the concept of glimmers—those small, joyous moments that bring warmth, peace, and a restorative boost to your energy. As the counterpart to triggers, glimmers are key indicators of activities and experiences that replenish your spoons, offering a way to navigate the demands of life.  This episode is a gentle reminder to embrace the quirky, random joys in life and to honour what works for you. Whether you're uncovering your niche or enjoying the small moments, this podcast might just be one of those glimmers for you.  www.neurotypicalsdontjugglechainsaws.co.uk 

In this festive episode of Neurotypicals Don't Juggle Chainsaws, Kate Fox and Nic King explore the joys, pressures, and sensory overloads of the Christmas season. They discuss how traditions, like making Christmas puddings or decorating with familiar scents, can evoke vivid memories—both comforting and challenging—and how to navigate the associated emotions. Nick shares her journey of letting go of traditions that no longer serve her, while Kate advocates for a "Christmas audit" to create a season that genuinely works for you.  Wishing you all a joyful and stress-free holiday season. Merry Christmas from Kate and Nic!  www.neurotypicalsdontjugglechainsaws.co.uk 

Join us for the first part of an insightful two-part special of Neurotypicals Don't Juggle Chainsaws, where hosts Kate Fox and Nic King engage with special guests Fergus Murray and Sonny Hallett.     This episode dives into the complex world of monotropism, a theory significantly shaped by Fergus's mother, Dinah Murray.   Fergus and Sonny, both pivotal in the neurodivergent advocacy and research spheres, share their experiences and the expansive reach of their work—from academic research to practical counselling.   www.neurotypicalsdontjugglechainsaws.co.uk 

In Episode 22 of Neurotypicals Don't Juggle Chainsaws, Kate Fox and Nic King dive into “spoon theory” and how it applies to neurodivergent and chronically ill individuals. They break down the concept as “energy accounting,” explaining how each activity—no matter how small—requires energy or “spoons” and why managing these resources is vital.    Don't forget to leave us a review and get in touch via www.neurotypicalsdontjugglechainsaws.co.uk 

In Part 2 of this engaging four-part special, Kieran Rose continues his exploration of autism history with hosts Kate Fox and Nic King, focusing on the mid-20th century to the early 2000s.  This episode delves into the era's dominant narratives, including the problematic views of behaviourism and other theories that viewed autistic individuals in a less-than-human light.  Don't forget to leave us a review and get in touch via www.neurotypicalsdontjugglechainsaws.co.uk

Join hosts Nic King and Kate Fox for a Halloween special of "Neurotypicals Don't Juggle Chainsaws”, where they delve into the delights and challenges from a neurodivergent perspective. The duo emphasises that whether you choose to fully engage with Halloween festivities or prefer a quieter night in, what matters most is finding joy and comfort in your own way. They also announce the thrilling news that the podcast will now release new episodes weekly, featuring an array of special guests in upcoming shows. Don't forget to leave us a review and get in touch via www.neurotypicalsdontjugglechainsaws.co.uk

This week on The Verb Ian McMillan is joined by Paul Farley, author of the bird-centred 2019 poetry collection 'The Mizzy'. Especially for The Verb he's written us a brand new poem that considers birds on our workplace, inspired by new 'Nature Postive' building regulations.Malika Booker is tackling this week's 'Neon Line' poem. Booker won the Forward Prize for 'Best Single Poem' in 2023 and she takes us through the 2024 winners, who have recently been announced. Linguist and author of 'You're All Talk', Rob Drummond brings us up to speed on langauge change.And there's a brand new comission from Kate Fox on Strictly Season as well as a reading from her new book 'On Sycamore Gap' - inspired by the famous tree near Hadrian's Wall that was felled last yearPresenter: Ian McMillan Producer: Jessica Treen

In episode 19 of Neurotypicals Don't Juggle Chainsaws, hosts Nic King and Kate Fox share a light-hearted conversation about their coffee/tea preferences and how many self-medicate with caffeine. They discuss how we may self-medicate in our daily life without realising and the little things that we require to get through our day as neurodivergent individuals. Don't forget to leave us a review and get in touch via http://www.neurotypicalsdontjugglechainsaws.co.uk

INTERLOPER! We have an interloper in the podcast! It's Sean Corse of Famicom Dojo and Two Boobs Watch the Tube fame, here in the spirit of Nerd & Tie unification. This episode we're looking at the Unification trilogy, a multi-part story that spans multiple Star Trek series and over 800 years! First up, Picard and Data go to Romulus to hunt down Spock, who might have turned traitor! We also have Riker chatting up a multi-armed widow and a junkyard guy who has way too many face-folds. Then, we fast forward to Discovery in their grimdark future era and while unifying the Romulans and Vulcans is a good thing, this is actually still all about Michael. Oh, and Tilly, take the damn job already! 00:05:43 What non-Star Trek things we've been enjoying: House of the Dragon Season Two, Paddington 2, Taskmaster New Zealand 00:21:30 Star Trek: The Next Generation “Unification I & II” 01:13:26 Star Trek: Discovery “Unification III” Talking points include: Three Kingdoms, Third Doctor, Farscape, Sean paying for Twitter, Famicom Dojo, Two Boobs Watch the Tube, Quantum Leap (old and new), A World of Ice & Fire, the old Indiana Jones video game, Tom Bombadil, lengthy definitions of “Twee”, Ted Lasso, Kate Fox's Watching the English, Taskmaster New Zealand, Americans understanding Vic Reeves, Adam Adamant, Bono's Vertigo Comics look, Miles is coming for David Tennant, Actually liking a U2 track, our threat of a Lost podcast, the guy played by Cameron from Ferris Bueller's Day Off (also from Bunheads), some X-Men level convoluted BS, Come On Eileen, Romulan retirement plans, sleazy space bars, Hitchiker's Guide to the Galaxy, Riker deepfakes, are Bones and Spock married? Golden Landis Von Jones, Jimmy from Degrassi, Marion Morrison, Todd in the Shadows, two Brits out-awkwarding an American, Brexit, heists, Space: 1999, we're all about the cheese, Blake's 7, Fringe Season Five, Will Section 31 be Guardians of the Galaxy or will it be Borderlands the Movie? Oh, and occasionally Star Trek. Pedant's Corner:  Vic Reeves was not on Taskmaster, but Bob Mortimer was We all butchered the name of U2's Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me, Kill Me The Enterprise switches the lights OFF, not on, when they pretend to be a wreck I have no idea where Sean got the thing about plant-based Vulcans Carbon Creek took place in 1957 Casual Trek is by Charlie Etheridge-Nunn and Miles Reid-Lobatto Music by Alfred Etheridge-Nunn Casual Trek is a part of the Nerd & Tie Network https://ko-fi.com/casualtrek Famicom Dojo: https://famicomdojo.tv  Two Boobs Watch the Tube: https://www.nerdandtie.com/thetube/ Miles' blog: http://www.mareidlobatto.wordpress.com Charlie's blog: http://www.fakedtales.com

Christopher talks with former teacher, teacher-trainer and researcher Kate Fox about non-formal literacy practices in Tanzania.

Hi, I'm Granger Forson, and you can find me at www.bizsmart-gloucestershire.co.uk or on LinkedIn. In this episode of ScaleUp Radio, we dive into the inspiring journey of Alexander Golev, founder of SAMexpert. Alexander shares his incredible story of starting and scaling his business, providing valuable insights into the world of software asset management and Microsoft licensing. Alexander began SAMexpert in 2003, and after a few years, he reestablished it in the UK, focusing on cost avoidance and consultancy in the complex field of Microsoft licensing. His journey emphasises the importance of hiring passionate employees who elevate the business and the significance of having a clear long-term vision from the start. At SAMexpert, the team helps large enterprises and service providers navigate the labyrinth of Microsoft licensing, ensuring fair pricing and significant cost savings. Alexander's approach of giving freely without expectation has not only built strong connections but also opened up new opportunities for the business. With a multicultural team and a culture based on mutual trust and direct communication, SAMexpert stands out in the industry. Alexander shares his vision for the future, aiming for a £20M turnover, 100 employees, and international offices within the next five years, with a shift towards cloud cost management. Join us as we explore Alexander's entrepreneurial journey, his challenges, successes, and the values that drive SAMexpert. Don't miss this episode packed with insights and inspiration for every business leader.   Scaling up your business isn't easy, and can be a little daunting. Let ScaleUp Radio make it a little easier for you. With guests who have been where you are now, and can offer their thoughts and advice on several aspects of business. ScaleUp Radio is the business podcast you've been waiting for.   If you would like to be a guest on ScaleUp Radio, please click here: https://bizsmarts.co.uk/scaleupradio/kevin   You can get in touch with Granger here: grangerf@biz-smart.co.uk   Kevin's Latest Book Is Available!   Drawing on BizSmart's own research and experiences of working with hundreds of owner-managers, Kevin Brent explores the key reasons why most organisations do not scale and how the challenges change as they reach different milestones on the ScaleUp Journey. He then details a practical step by step guide to successfully navigate between the milestones in the form of ESUS - a proven system for entrepreneurs to scale up. More on the Book HERE - https://www.esusgroup.co.uk/   Alexander can be found here: https://samexpert.com/ https://www.youtube.com/samexperttv sasha@samexpert.com   Resources: Watching The English by Kate Fox - https://uk.bookshop.org/p/books/watching-the-english-hidden-rules-of-conduct-kate-fox/254068?ean=9785519512640   Day Trading Attention by Gary Vaynerchuk - https://uk.bookshop.org/p/books/new-book-by-gary-vaynerchuk-gary-vaynerchuk/7604532?ean=9780063317598   This Is Marketing by Seth Godin - https://uk.bookshop.org/p/books/this-is-marketing-you-can-t-be-seen-until-you-learn-to-see-seth-godin/1201532?ean=9780241370148   Gary Vee YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@garyvee   Damian Talks Money - https://www.youtube.com/@DamienTalksMoney   WindUp - https://app.windup.pro/#/login/   Waze - https://www.waze.com/apps  

It's time for episode 17 of Neurotypicals Don't Juggle Chainsaws with Nic King and Kate Fox! In this episode, Nic and Kate discuss the metaphorical kryptonite that can undermine a sense of safety for neurodivergent individuals. They talk about personal experiences, exploring how the feeling of safety, or lack thereof, deeply affects neurodivergent people and the unique challenges they face in being understood and supported. The conversation highlights the importance of aligning with others who understand and respect one's needs, and the difficulties that arise when this alignment is missing. They also touch on the broader implications of safeguarding within the community, emphasising the difference between genuine support and mere surveillance. This episode offers insightful perspectives on the delicate balance of vulnerability and self-protection in personal and professional settings. Head to www.neurotypicalsdontjugglechainsaws.co.uk to hear the full episode.

It's time for episode 16 of Neurotypicals Don't Juggle Chainsaws with Nic King and Kate Fox! In this episode, Nic and Kate explore the complexities of perception and the emotional labour involved in 'masking'—concealing one's true self to fit societal norms. They talk about the revealing process of unmasking and share personal anecdotes about the intersection of identities. The episode features poignant discussions on the impacts of how others perceive us, opening up broader reflections on authenticity and vulnerability in everyday life. Head to www.neurotypicalsdontjugglechainsaws.co.uk to hear the full episode.

Nic King and Kate Fox discuss what it's like for people who think differently to be in large crowds. They talk about how different settings, like a small café or a big event, can feel overwhelming and share their own stories about dealing with crowds. The episode aims to help listeners understand why crowded places can be tough for some and what can be done to make these spaces more comfortable for everyone. Don't forget to leave us a review and get in touch via www.neurotypicalsdontjugglechainsaws.co.uk

Recorded live at the Bradford Literature Festival three poets join Giles Fraser to consider the relationship between poetry and the divine.Some of our most feted poets, from Rumi to John Donne, Tagore to William Blake – have found that poetry opens up a space to explore the divine. In A Midsummer Night's Dream, William Shakespeare praised the poet's eye, glancing ‘from heaven to earth, from earth to heaven' as ‘imagination bodies forth the forms of things unknown'.In front of a live audience, a fascinating panel of contemporary poets and wordsmiths join Giles to discuss whether poetry can help bridge the gap between the physical and metaphysical worlds. Camille Ralphs, Testament and Kate Fox consider how their forebears have used words to try and climb spiritual ascents. Reading some of their own work, they'll also share their own relationships between art and faith.Producer: Rebecca Maxted Assistant Producers: James Leesley and Ruth Purser Editor: Tim Pemberton

The appeal of 'the road less travelled by', Emily Brontë as self-help guru, a new way to look at Little Red Riding Hood and the 'little miracles' we might notice when we care for the elderly; Ian McMillan celebrates poems that explore all of these ideas with his guests, the poets Len Pennie, Malika Booker, Kate Fox, and Michael Symmons Roberts.Michael Symmons Roberts' poetry collections include 'Drysalter', 'Mancunia' and 'Ransom'. This week Michael explores Robert Frost's poem 'The Road not Taken' and sheds light on the strange power of the 'neon' line in the poem (a memorable line that takes the poem to another level) 'I took the road less travelled by'.Kate Fox is a stand up poet, spoken word artist and broadcaster, her latest poetry collection is 'Bigger on the Inside'. Kate has written a new poem for The Verb in which Emily Brontë advises us that most of our thoughts 'are nowt but hill fog' and that problems can be solved by 'a walk or a big dog', or 'a walk with a big dog'.Malika Booker is the only poet to have won The Forward Prize for best single poem twice - she reads one of those winning poems, 'The Little Miracles' for The Verb. Malika founded the groundbreaking poetry workshop 'Malika's Kitchen' with Roger Robinson. Her books include 'Pepper Seed' and her poetry can be found in the 'Penguin Modern Poets' series.Len Pennie's collection 'Poyums' is a best-seller, and explores domestic violence and misogyny with energy, wit and inventive rhyme, It's written in a mixture of Scots and English. Len has a huge following on social media, partly down to her celebration of a 'Scots word of the Day'. For The Verb, she reads a poem about telling the story of a relationship in your own words, and considers the influence of Robert Burns.

Hear from Kate Fox, Executive Director at the Massachusetts Office of Travel and Tourism, on participating in the Media Marketplace at IPW, working with other destinations, and optimism in travel and tourism.

On today's Artful Living, Jane and friends discuss the "Concord Reads" program with Kate Fox Ransmeier, Liza Poinier, and author of novel "Unlikely Animals", Annie Hartnett. Join our conversation!

This week we're joined by Kate Fox, the Macintosh Librarian, to explore the world of retro Apple tech. Kate shares how Apple's educational programs and early experiences with technology shaped her career. We'll delve into the creation of her Youtube channel and her AI assistant Maccy, the allure of the NeXT computers, and the intrigue of third-party Mac clones. Plus, Kate gives us a glimpse into her gaming favourites, essential maintenance tips for classic Macs, and her visions for future projects.  Contents: 00:00 - The Week's Retro News Stories 43:17 - Macintosh Librarian Interview Please visit our amazing sponsors and help to support the show: Take your business to the next level today and enjoy 3 months of Shopify for £1/month: https://shopify.co.uk/retrohour Bitmap Books https://www.bitmapbooks.com/ We need your help to ensure the future of the podcast, if you'd like to help us with running costs, equipment and hosting, please consider supporting us on Patreon: https://theretrohour.com/support/ https://www.patreon.com/retrohour Get your Retro Hour merchandise: https://bit.ly/33OWBKd Join our Discord channel: https://discord.gg/GQw8qp8 Website: http://theretrohour.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theretrohour/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/retrohouruk Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/retrohouruk/ Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/theretrohour Show notes: GameCube Goes Online: $15 Device: https://tinyurl.com/br8ufsk3 NBA 2K19: Unwanted Copies: https://tinyurl.com/2484n8zb Amigo Sampler: Amiga Plugin: https://tinyurl.com/4x77vrp5 Unveiled: 'Tetris Reversed' Sequel: https://tinyurl.com/ye29a9zd N64's Secret DVD Drive: https://tinyurl.com/ypye4pcz

Acclaimed New York Times award-winning author C.J. Box always delivers a mixture of suspense, the outdoors, and family relationships that are the heart of the Joe Pickett series. And so he does again in THREE-INCH TEETH, the 24thnovel in the Joe Pickett series. In this newest page-turner, Wyoming game warden Joe Pickett faces two different kinds of rampaging beasts—one animal, one human. C. J. chats with Russell and Alan about what inspired this new story about a rogue grizzly bear and an ex-prisoner. Then, Shannon Baker returns to the podcast to introduce her recently released Kate Fox mystery, BULL's EYE, once again set in the Sand Hills of Nebraska. When a top bull breeder is mauled to death at a rodeo, Kate quickly realizes that this so-called accident hides a much darker truth. How deep is the corruption? Who will be left standing? Shannon fills Russell and Alan in on what it was like to research and write about a rodeo and what Kate Fox will be up to next. This week's song, written and performed by Micki Fuhrman, is “You Oughta See Wyoming.” C. J. Box, Shannon Baker, and Micki Fuhrman will all be featured at the Tucson Festival of Books on March 9-10 at the University of Arizona. You can learn more about them in previous episodes of the Cowboy Up Podcast.

Subconscious Realms Episode 256 - The Spiritualist Movement PT1 - 7 Degrees Of Wisdom - Megan. Ladies & Gentlemen, on this Episode of Subconscious Realms we welcome the Host & Creator of; 7 Degrees of Wisdom, Megan, to discuss The Spiritualist Movement. In PT1 Megan delivers a truly Fascinating perspective & set's things up nicely for PT2....

Chapter 1 What's Watching the English Book by Kate Fox"Watching the English" is a book written by sociologist Kate Fox. It explores the typical behaviors, customs, and social norms of the English people. The book delves into various aspects of English culture, such as their communication style, sense of humor, manners, class system, love of pubs, obsession with the weather, and their unwritten rules of social conduct. It aims to provide insights into the British psyche, helping readers understand the intricacies of English behavior and society.Chapter 2 Is Watching the English Book A Good BookOpinions on the book "Watching the English" by Kate Fox may vary. However, many readers and reviewers have found it to be a highly entertaining and insightful book about the quirks, customs, and social behavior of the English. It offers a humorous and in-depth exploration of English culture through observations and analysis. If you are interested in understanding the English mindset, their social norms, and their communication styles, you may find "Watching the English" to be a good book to read.Chapter 3 Watching the English Book by Kate Fox Summary"Watching the English: The Hidden Rules of English Behaviour" by Kate Fox is a observational and humorous sociological study of English behavior and the cultural norms that govern it. The author, a social anthropologist, aims to uncover the unspoken rules and codes that influence English manners, speech, and social interactions.The book is divided into several chapters, each exploring a different aspect of English culture. Fox investigates topics such as queuing, politeness, sense of humor, class, regional differences, and the English obsession with weather. Through her research, she examines the underlying reasons behind these behaviors and how they are ingrained in English society.Fox takes a lighthearted approach to her study, employing anecdotes and personal experiences to illustrate her points. She also presents findings from surveys and interviews conducted with a range of English people, from all walks of life, to support her observations.Throughout the book, Fox challenges common stereotypes about the English, revealing the nuances and contradictions within the culture. She argues that English behavior is heavily influenced by a desire to conform and maintain social harmony, which often leads to indirect communication and the use of subtle cues.One of the main themes of the book is the concept of "Englishness" and what it means to be English. Fox explores how English identity is shaped by historical events, such as colonialism and the World Wars, as well as by cultural icons, like the royal family and tea drinking.In conclusion, "Watching the English" offers an entertaining and insightful exploration of English behavior and cultural norms. It provides an outsider's perspective on the idiosyncrasies of English society, offering both English and non-English readers an understanding of the complex social codes that govern English life. Chapter 4 Watching the English Book AuthorKate Fox is a social anthropologist and writer who specializes in the study of human behavior and cultural differences. She is best known for her book "Watching the English: The Hidden Rules of English Behavior," which explores the unwritten social rules and customs of the English people. The book was first published in 2004 and has since become a popular and influential work on British culture. In addition to "Watching the English," Kate Fox has also written several other books, including:1. "The Racing...

Kate Fox is an Investment Manager at Baillie Gifford based in Edinburgh, where she leads the impact strategy Positive Change and is a Partner at the Firm. Our conversation traces her career journey, explores the meaning of "positive change" within an investment context and examines the way to develop a successful career in portfolio management. We start with Kate's upbringing in a small village near Aberdeen and the love of maths and physics that led to finance as a possible career path - discovered through the milk round. She describes her desire to have a positive impact on society, and how, initially, she didn't conceive how a job in finance could deliver that. This sowed the seeds for a focus on how investing could focus on companies with positive change. We move then to what an impact strategy really is, and how positive change is defined and measured. We look at investor demand for and scrutiny of such strategies and discuss the likely evolution of this area in the future. Finally, turning the lens on the finance industry itself, we see what change has happened in a positive direction during Kate's career so far. The future is bright it seems. This bonus series is kindly supported by Sound Mark Partners, Sound Mark Partners LLC is a women-owned and led private credit firm focused on commercial real estate.

Kate Fox is an Investment Manager at Baillie Gifford based in Edinburgh, where she leads the impact strategy Positive Change and is a Partner at the Firm. Our conversation traces her career journey, explores the meaning of "positive change" within an investment context and examines the way to develop a successful career in portfolio management. We start with Kate's upbringing in a small village near Aberdeen and the love of maths and physics that led to finance as a possible career path - discovered through the milk round. She describes her desire to have a positive impact on society, and how, initially, she didn't conceive how a job in finance could deliver that. This sowed the seeds for a focus on how investing could focus on companies with positive change. We move then to what an impact strategy really is, and how positive change is defined and measured. We look at investor demand for and scrutiny of such strategies and discuss the likely evolution of this area in the future. Finally, turning the lens on the finance industry itself, we see what change has happened in a positive direction during Kate's career so far. The future is bright it seems. This bonus series is kindly supported by Sound Mark Partners, Sound Mark Partners LLC is a women-owned and led private credit firm focused on commercial real estate. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ian McMillan celebrates what Shakespeare can tell future generations - about animals, sound, performance and language. With actor Paterson Joseph, grime poet and writer Debris Stevenson, Verb regular Kate Fox and Prof Todd Borlick from the University of Huddersfield.

Infinite Loops Key Takeaways Check Out the Infinite Loops Podcast Episode Page & Show NotesRead the full notes @ podcastnotes.orgOver the years, Derek Sivers has been a musician, circus performer, computer programmer, author, public speaker, and entrepreneur. In the 2000s, he sold his business, CD Baby, for $22 million and gave the proceeds to charity. Derek has optimized his life “for creating and learning” and spends as much of his time as he can (often 12 hours a day, 6 days a week) passionately pursuing his interests. Known for his ability to compress complex ideas into succinct insights, he has written four books and is currently working on his fifth. This conversation was so much fun that Derek immediately asked to return for a sequel, which we will be releasing this Thursday (26 October). Stay tuned! Important Links: Website Twitter There's No Speed Limit Ideas Are Just A Multiplier Of Execution The Thinker and The Prover Keep It Simple, Stupid (Infinite Loops Substack) Show Notes: Don't Be AC/DC. Be Miles Davis. Does It Have To Be This Way? Rebranding Laziness Time Is A Multiplier From Idea To Execution Useful Not True When Simple Gets Hard How Derek Found Agency By Accepting Blame Cultivating Insatiable Curiosity More! Books Mentioned: Anything You Want; by Derek Sivers Hell Yeah Or No; by Derek Sivers How To Live; by Derek Sivers Your Music And People; by Derek Sivers Tao Te Ching; by Lao Tzu The Two Cultures; by C.P. Snow Through the Looking-Glass, and What Alice Found There; by Lewis Carroll The Cosmic Trigger trilogy; by Robert Anton Wilson The Time Paradox: The New Psychology of Time That Will Change Your Life; by Philip Zimbardo and John Boyd Prisoners of Geography: Ten Maps That Tell You Everything You Need to Know About Global Politics; by Tim Marshall Au Contraire!: Figuring Out the French; by Gilles Asselin and Ruth Mastron Watching the English: The Hidden Rules of English Behaviour; by Kate Fox

Over the years, Derek Sivers has been a musician, circus performer, computer programmer, author, public speaker, and entrepreneur. In the 2000s, he sold his business, CD Baby, for $22 million and gave the proceeds to charity. Derek has optimized his life “for creating and learning” and spends as much of his time as he can (often 12 hours a day, 6 days a week) passionately pursuing his interests. Known for his ability to compress complex ideas into succinct insights, he has written four books and is currently working on his fifth. This conversation was so much fun that Derek immediately asked to return for a sequel, which we will be releasing this Thursday (26 October). Stay tuned! Important Links: Website Twitter There's No Speed Limit Ideas Are Just A Multiplier Of Execution The Thinker and The Prover Keep It Simple, Stupid (Infinite Loops Substack) Show Notes: Don't Be AC/DC. Be Miles Davis. Does It Have To Be This Way? Rebranding Laziness Time Is A Multiplier From Idea To Execution Useful Not True When Simple Gets Hard How Derek Found Agency By Accepting Blame Cultivating Insatiable Curiosity More! Books Mentioned: Anything You Want; by Derek Sivers Hell Yeah Or No; by Derek Sivers How To Live; by Derek Sivers Your Music And People; by Derek Sivers Tao Te Ching; by Lao Tzu The Two Cultures; by C.P. Snow Through the Looking-Glass, and What Alice Found There; by Lewis Carroll The Cosmic Trigger trilogy; by Robert Anton Wilson The Time Paradox: The New Psychology of Time That Will Change Your Life; by Philip Zimbardo and John Boyd Prisoners of Geography: Ten Maps That Tell You Everything You Need to Know About Global Politics; by Tim Marshall Au Contraire!: Figuring Out the French; by Gilles Asselin and Ruth Mastron Watching the English: The Hidden Rules of English Behaviour; by Kate Fox

In 1848 two young sisters, Maggie and Kate Fox, began talking to a mysterious presence that had been making rapping sounds in their Hydesville, NY home, much to their parents' and neighbors' amazement. They couldn't have known that they were setting into motion a religious and social movement that would span centuries, captivate millions, and give a voice to the voiceless. This week, Hannah tells Katy about the Fox Sisters and their "rapping" phenomenon that took upstate NY by storm in the mid 19th century. The girls discuss the ins and outs of Spiritualism vs. science, how the water table works, why being a medium was a great career choice for women, and so much more! Pour your wine and gather your friends for this spooky tale of science and spirits! For more information on David's search for a kidney, please see the following links: Article written by Rebecca: https://byrslf.co/a-surprisingly-simple-way-to-save-a-life-78954e14aea4Renewal: https://www.renewal.org/  Direct email (specific to David): R25663@renewal.org 718-431-9831, ext. 209Questionnaire with Mt. Sinai: https://www.mountsinailivingdonation.org/Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/3390150567981252Contact info for Rebecca and David: david.slakter@gmail.com rebecca.sealfon@gmail.comSources: https://www.theparisreview.org/blog/2016/11/04/in-the-joints-of-their-toes/https://www.smithsonianmag.com/history/the-fox-sisters-and-the-rap-on-spiritualism-99663697/https://www.britannica.com/biography/Margaret-Fox-and-Catherine-Foxhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Franz_Mesmerhttps://www.historynet.com/the-fox-sisters-spiritualisms-unlikely-founders/https://www.history.com/news/ghost-hoax-spiritualism-fox-sistershttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emanuel_Swedenborghttps://www.in2013dollars.com/us/inflation/1848?amount=1https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elisha_Kent_Kane#Death_and_legacyhttps://msmagazine.com/2019/10/29/waking-the-witch-the-feminist-history-of-spiritualism/https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baltimore%E2%80%93Washington_telegraph_lineSupport the showFollow us @thetaleswetellpodcast on Facebook and Instagram, or thetaleswetellpodcast.comSupport us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/join/thetaleswetellpodcast?Click here for merch!

Dan kicked off the show with an examination and exploration of today's top stories with various experts and reporters. Joining the program was Sports Commentator Bob Lobel, President and CEO of the Identity Theft Resource Center Eva Velasquez, WBZ Radio Anchor Nichole Davis, and Kate Fox, Executive Director of the Massachusetts Office of Travel & Tourism.

Ritual, seduction, silliness and sacrifice - all this and more in 'The Wicker Man Verb' - marking fifty years of the iconic horror film. Ian McMillan is joined by one of our best fiction writers - Sarah Hall. Sarah shares a new commission for The Verb imagining Summerisle in 2023. David Bramwell and Eliza Skelton have been influenced by the film as writers and performers - they give The Verb an insight into how their Sing-A-Long-A-Wickerman events work. David has just published 'The Singalong-A-Wicker-Man Scrapbook' https://www.drbramwell.com/ Folk musician Brian Peters explores the old songs that sit behind the soundtrack, and Verb regular - the poet and performer Kate Fox, goes on an emotional journey with Lord Summerisle, imagining how he might operate in the world of social media influencers, and endless 'wellness' marketing.

Keystone Positive Change's Kate Fox on thinking about the world in 2050 to spot opportunities today.Background:Kate's conversation with Malcolm Borthwick covers her work with the Deep Transitions Futures project, coordinated by the University of Sussex and Utrecht University and supported by Baillie Gifford.The project aims to identify patterns and insights from past ‘deep transitions', such as the Industrial Revolution, to inform and guide our approach to identifying solutions to present and future challenges. These include climate change, social inequality, and biodiversity loss. The initiative seeks to develop strategies for fostering radical innovation. It engages investors, policymakers and researchers, among other stakeholders, to promote a transformative investment philosophy and drive systemic change.Resources:The second deep transition: Johan Schot's theory of radical changeDeep Transitions Futures projectPrevious Short Briefings on Long Term Thinking episodesFollow us via:TwitterLinkedInCompanies mentioned include:Beyond MeatDeereNorthvoltTeslaUmicore

Ian McMillan is joined by poets Michael Symmons Roberts, Kate Fox, Jacob Polley and sound designer Amanda Priestley to celebrate the rich variety of new poetry commissions written for the BBC's centenary year. The show includes work from the Sound First scheme (Radio 3 and BBC Contains Strong Language working together to find the best emerging sound design talent in the UK) - three poems with evocative sound design. Also, we share the very last commission in our Something New series, by Sinéad Morrisey - called Charm. Sound First work featured: Speaker - poem by Jacob Polley, sound designer Nicky Elson Atlas - poem by Joelle Taylor, sound designer Amanda Priestley Root Your Words in the Earth - poem by Malika Booker, sound designer Louis Blatherwick

In the mid 1800s, Maggie and Kate Fox convinced the world that they could communicate with the dead. And, for a fee, they'd communicate with your dead through a séance. The sisters became so famous for their private, as well as public, readings, that an entire new religion--Spiritualism--was ushered in to make sense (and profits) of it all. It was all going so well. The were rich and world famous. What could possibly go wrong? Come see Strange and Unexplained on Tour! Daisy is bringing her FANTASTIC live show--covering The Escape From Alcatraz--to NYC on April 3, Boston on April 20, and Washington DC on April 23. And Daisy will be sticking around for a live Q&A and meet and greet after the show! Get Your Tickets Now! This Week's Sponsors:  Athena Club: Head to athenaclub.com and use code STRANGE for 25% off your first order  BetterHelp: Visit betterhelp.com/daisy to get 10% off your first month 

Spiritualism Series, #1 of 4. The Fox sister's story has been told hundreds of times, in autobiography, newspaper stories, biographies, histories of Spiritualism, Victorian entertainment, women's rights movements, and many other contexts. Today we're going to share some insights into Maggie and Kate Fox's life, how their stories have been told, and why the way we tell these kinds of histories matter. For a complete bibliography and a transcript, visit digpodcast.org Select Bibliography Ann Braude, Radical Spirits: Spiritualism and Women's Rights in Nineteenth Century America (1989) Simone Natalie, Supernatural Entertainments: Victorian Spiritualism and the Rise of Modern Media Culture (Penn State University, 2016) Barbara Weisberg, Talking to the Dead: Kate and Maggie Fox and the Rise of Spiritualism Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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