Podcast appearances and mentions of kate gibson

Why were children punished for illegitimacy in the 18th century? And what does the word even mean?The truth is quite shocking, and probably still affects a lot of the people you know today.Joining Kate today is Kate Gibson, historian and author of Illegitimacy, Family, and Stigma in England, 1660-1834, to explore the ways that female sexuality played a part in the stigma of illegitimacy, and how attitudes evolved, from the Victorians up until the modern day.This episode was edited by Tom Delargy. The producer was Stuart Beckwith. The senior producer is Charlotte Long.Enjoy unlimited access to award-winning original documentaries that are released weekly and AD-FREE podcasts. Sign here for up to 50% for 3 months using code BETWIXTYou can take part in our listener survey here.Betwixt the Sheets: History of Sex, Scandal & Society is a History Hit podcast.

On today's episode, Casey and Elisha are joined by Rwandan opposition leader Victoire Ingabire and Kate Gibson, part of her international legal team, to discuss the case they filed with the East African Court of Justice to restore Ingabire's civic rights after being absurdly convicted of terrorism and genocide denial, for which she spent eight years in prison. Now, she's not only being barred from running in the country's July presidential elections; she is also being prevented from leaving the country. The foursome unpack the question: What is Paul Kagame, Rwanda's decades-long dictator, so afraid of?

In this second episode, Parent Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT) experts, Dr. Kate Gibson and Dr. Corey Lineman, provide an in-depth discussion on the PCIT protocol for older children (mid-elementary to late elementary age). They explain how specific techniques are gradually introduced to shape behavior, using rewards to keep children invested in the therapeutic process. A range of topics are covered, from the essential role of rapport building to breaking down the reinforcement systems and the structure of timeout protocols. Throughout the episode, the importance of creating a positive environment and rewards system to motivate the child's cooperation and progress in therapy, are emphasized. The video also offers resources for professionals interested in implementing the PCIT protocol. -- mbpractice.com/sanity

In this episode of the Sanity x ABCT collaboration series, host Dr. Jason Duncan delves into the discussion of Parent Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT) with guest experts Dr. Kate Gibson and Dr. Corey Lieneman. PCIT is a versatile therapy that focuses on improving the parent-child relationship to rectify disruptive behaviors in children. Offering an overview of the therapy, they highlight the different procedures and consequences that are involved in changing these behaviors. They also discuss the significance of developing a positive and interactive parent-child relationship, and how it can be useful in regulating behavior. Towards the end, they discuss how PCIT can be adapted for older children and individuals suffering from various disorders like OCD, selective mutism, and anxiety. -- mbpractice.com/sanity

Kate revisits her favorite genre: horror (but she prefers the moniker of dark fiction), and this one is taped in front of a live audience! Plus: you get three great guests for the price of one, which should be irresistible. In New Hampshire to celebrate the new novel by Chris Golden (do not miss The House of Last Resort!), Kate was given the opportunity sit down with Paul Tremblay, Victor LaValle and Jennifer McMahon. It was really fun, a terrific conversation, and a lot to think about. There is great writing taking place in this genre, and this episode quizzes three of the best. Join us. Books mentioned in this week's episode: The House of Last Resort by Christopher Golden A Head Full of Ghosts by Paul Tremblay The Little Sleep by Paul Tremblay No Sleep Till Wonderland by Paul Tremblay Swallowing a Donkey's Eye by Paul Tremblay Floating Boy and the Girl Who Couldn't Fly by Paul Tremblay and Stephen Graham Jones Disappearance at Devil's Rock by Paul Tremblay The Cabin at the End of the World by Paul Tremblay Survivor Song by Paul Tremblay The Pallbearers Club by Paul Tremblay In the Mean Time by Paul Tremblay Growing Things and Other Stories by Paul Tremblay The Beast You Are by Paul Tremblay The Children on the Hill by Jennifer McMahon Promise Not to Tell by Jennifer McMahon The Drowning Kind by Jennifer McMahon Island of Lost Girls by Jennifer McMahon The Winter People by Jennifer McMahon The Night Sister by Jennifer McMahon The Invited by Jennifer McMahon Don't Breathe a Word by Jennifer McMahon The One I Left Behind by Jennifer McMahon Dismantled by Jennifer McMahon Lone Women by Victor LaValle The Changeling by Victor LaValle Big Machine by Victor LaValle The Devil in Silver by Victor LaValle The Ecstatic by Victor LaValle Slapboxing with Jesus by Victor LaValle Frankenstein by Mary Shelley Lord of the Flies by William Golding The Maniac by Benjamin Labatut The Lottery and Other Stories by Shirley Jackson The Sundial by Shirley Jackson Beloved by Toni Morrison Hamlet by William Shakespeare The Monkey's Paw by W.W. Jacobs Skeleton Crew by Stephen King (Contains the short story-“Survivor Type”) The Amityville Horror by Jay Anson Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

What is there to say about a TV show that's been airing for 60 years? Plenty! Hosts Bryce and Caroline are joined by Doctor Who mega-fans Kate Gibson (aka Best Friend of the Show) and Diego Ibarra to discuss The Doctor, the drama, and the Daleks. Don't miss it! Don't forget to check out our list of all the titles we talk about on this episode including the different Doctor Who titles that you can borrow from EPL.  After you check out this episode of Overdue Finds, tell your friend about the show! We're sure they would love to listen, too. Remember to review us on Apple Podcasts and share your favourite picks with us at podcast@epl.ca, or on X (Twitter) by using #eplOverdueFinds.

In this episode of the PRovoke Media podcast, Cirkle's consumer managing director Kate Gibson and her client Jim Shearer, marketing director of frozen food giant Birds Eye, discuss how brands can continue to build consumer love and loyalty in a cost-of-living crisis – and why new research shows earned media is more powerful than ever.  

If you're a whisky drinker then you'll enjoy this idea…  Fancy going in shares on a barrel of whisky, choosing the flavours, then watching it age, all the while the value goes up?...  Here to tell us more is Kate Gibson, the Spirit brand manager for Good George Brewing, based in Hamilton, she joins Hamish in the Auckland studios.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On today's episode…   We talk bulls with Max Tweedie…  We speak to the entrepreneur behind 'A Lady Butcher'…  And we profile 'Good George' whisky curator Kate Gibson.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Kate Gibson and Barbora Hola explain why eight men acquitted by the ICTR are stuck in Niger and why international justice is failing them

Illegitimate children come up a lot in historical fiction, but how common was illegitimate birth, and what was life really like for these people? This week, we talk to Dr Kate Gibson about her new book: Illegitimacy, Family, and Stigma in England, 1660-1834.

Zibby is joined by longtime host of Good Morning America, Charlie Gibson, and his daughter, TV producer Kate Gibson, to discuss their new ABC Audio podcast, The Book Case. The three talk about the show's origins during the pandemic, as well as the lessons they're learning along the way and the importance of representation in books. Zibby also asks Kate and Charlie some of their most asked questions, like who their favorite fictional character is, where is their favorite place to read (as well as Oprah's), and what is the most influential book they've ever read.Subscribe to Zibby's weekly newsletter here.Purchase Moms Don't Have Time to Read Books merch here. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Though this episode was recorded in November of 2021, David's recollections and impressions of the Syrian Conflict are eerily similar to what's happening in Ukraine right now. A former CIA analyst, he's now a spy novelist to keep your eye on. David McCloskey reveals part of his process and some unique elements of craft that he brought to this auspicious first novel. Episode 58From a CBS article by Kate Gibson, here are some links to help Ukranians:Convoy of Hope. The disaster relief group says it's partnering with a local Polish organization to provide meals to refugees entering Poland, as well as to deliver food, water and other basics across the region. Donate here.International Committee of the Red Cross. The Swiss-based organization is supporting the work of the Ukrainian Red Cross in helping those impacted by the war. Donate to the ICRC.International Medical Corps. The first responders' organization has teams inside Ukraine and in the surrounding regions to offer medical and mental health services. Link to contribute.Kyiv Independent. The English-language news site has launched a GoFundMe campaign asking for support.UNICEF. The global group devoted to safeguarding children is working to provide humanitarian supplies to families without safe water or electricity due to the conflict. Contributions can be made here.Voices of Children. The Ukraine-based charitable foundation has been offering psychological counseling, including art therapy, for children affected by war in the country's east since 2015, according to its site. The group is currently helping children and families across Ukraine, including helping with evacuations. Get bonus content on Patreon Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

In episode 85 of The C-Word we chat with Kate Gibson, the owner and founder of award-winning hiking company, The Hike Collective, a Perth-based hiking company bridging the gap between an urbanised life and the greatest adventure. Since The Hike Collective began in 2016, Kate has welcomed over 10,000 locals and tourists and hosted over 700 hiking experiences on the trails of Perth, and created an opportunity for people to find movement and connection in nature, to improve mental and physical wellbeing, while feeling safe and welcomed. The authentic progression of The Hike Collective has seen some incredible growth and industry recognition, and in 2021, Kate and her team took home Gold in the WA Tourism Awards for the best tour and transport operators. Kate and the story of The Hike Collective has been highlighted through print and media such as the Urban List, So Perth, Today Tonight, Destination WA, the Sunday Times, and the Australian, where Kate has been able to spread the importance of using hiking as a pathway to mental wellbeing. When she is not on the trails, she is creating adventures with her 3-year-old son, Finley, and hubby Andy. This episode is sponsor by WPN Wear.   Thanks for listening to The C-Word Podcast. You can find us on Instagram @thecword_podcast If you'd like to sponsor the podcast, reach out to us on Instagram or thecwordpod@gmail.com 

Pop culture anniversary alert! Bryce and Caroline welcome back Kate Gibson, Official Best Friend of the Show, to discuss Peter Jackson's Lord of the Rings film trilogy just in time for The Fellowship of the Ring's 20 year anniversary. Caroline expresses her love for the Council of Elrond scene, the group discovers which members of the Fellowship they would be, and everyone touches on the story's most memorable and/or most meme-able moments. Also, as you can imagine, spoilers! Be sure to check out our list of all the titles that we talk about during this episode.  If you liked our show, feel free to leave us a review or tell a friend about us! We'd also love to hear from you at podcast@epl.ca, or find us on Twitter by using #eplOverdueFinds.

If you happened to miss the online "Capital City in Conversation" event on July 21st, don't worry because we're sharing that conversation with you here on a special bonus episode of Overdue Finds. Join Capital City Press writer Marty Chan, Capital City Records musician Martin Kerr, and Edmonton blogger and social media strategist Linda Hoang in conversation as they talk about connecting with community during the COVID-19 crisis. Hosted by Sprucewood Branch Manager, Kate Gibson, we'll be discussing Letters from the Pandemic, pop-up neighbourhood concerts, the International Cat Festival, #AdoptAShopYEG, and all the ways we have changed to help us stay connected while physically apart. Isolation Groove (C) 2020 by Martin Kerr, AV (Ann Vriend), Brandon Unis and Brad Simons Remember the fun of signing up for EPL's summer reading club when you were a kid? Well, there's now a summer reading club for adults! From June 15 - August 29 both adults and teens can sign up for Summer Reads ’20. Registration is now open! Summer Reads '20 is presented by Friends of EPL. Read with your kids! Parents, don't forget to sign up your kids for Summer Starts at EPL and read along with them this Summer! Share your thoughts on this episode by emailing us at podcast@epl.ca or tag us on social media using #EPLOverdueFinds.

Great Scott!! On July 3, 1985 a sci-fi comedy about a teenager who travels back in time to 1955 was released and became one of the most beloved films in history. On this episode, Bryce and guest-co-host Meg DeForest are joined by librarian Kate Gibson to chat all about Back to the Future. The group also share their thoughts on the sequels, crazy fan theories about the films and where Back to the Future ranks in terms of great time travel tales. We also have a list of all the different Back to the Future titles that you can borrow from us including books, soundtracks and games. Plus we also threw in a few of our other favourite time travel tales.  Visit the EPL From Home page on our website to learn more about how you can access the library from home. Whether you want to learn a new language, read an eBook or eAudiobook, stream an award-winning movie or enjoy a storytime with your little one, there's a world of possibilities instantly available at your fingertips. Remember the fun of signing up for EPL's summer reading club when you were a kid? Well, there's now a summer reading club for adults! From June 15 - August 29 both adults and teens can sign up for Summer Reads ’20. Registration is now open! Summer Reads '20 is presented by Friends of EPL. Read with your kids! Parents, don't forget to sign up your kids for Summer Starts at EPL and read along with them this Summer! Share your thoughts on this episode by emailing us at podcast@epl.ca or tag us on social media using #EPLOverdueFinds.

On this new episode of our podcast, Bryce and librarian Kate Gibson chat with best-selling author and EPL’s Writer-In-Residence Susie Moloney about her role at EPL. Learn how she’s still been able to help local writers during these days of social distancing and hear the story about how her novel “A Dry Spell” was optioned by Tom Cruise’s production company in the late ‘90’s. Plus, learn about some of the differences between writing novels and screenplays and everyone talks about their favourite horror movies and so much more! Check out our list of all the titles that we talk about in this episode including some of Susie Moloney's favourite books. You can also follow Susie on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.  Visit the EPL From Home page on our website to learn more about how you can access the library from home. Whether you want to learn a new language, read an eBook or eAudiobook, stream an award-winning movie or enjoy a storytime with your little one, there's a world of possibilities instantly available at your fingertips. Share your thoughts on this episode by emailing us at podcast@epl.ca or tag us on social media using #EPLOverdueFinds.

On this episode Bryce & Caroline look back at Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part II which recently won the Overdue Finds March Madness Tournament. Joining us for this deep dive into the final Harry Potter film are Potter super fans and librarians Carol Ma & Cassidy Munro. There's lots to dive in to from the casting to the 3D effects and how we're all so glad this movie is the end to all that camping! In addition to Harry Potter we talk about quite a few other titles which you can check out here.  Visit the EPL From Home page on our website to learn more about how you can access the library from home. Whether you want to learn a new language, read an eBook or eAudiobook, stream an award-winning movie or enjoy a storytime with your little one, there's a world of possibilities instantly available at your fingertips. On our next episode we're going to be joined by regular guest Kate Gibson and we'll be chatting with EPL’s current Writer in Residence Susie Moloney about some of the work that she continues to do during these difficult times and how she’s still able to connect with local writers.  Share your thoughts on this episode by emailing us at podcast@epl.ca or tag us on social media using #EPLOverdueFinds.

When the maid decides she could steal more if her employer were dead,that's problematic..but to Kate Gibson and her scary eyes,it's just an opportunity.

Bryce and Caroline are joined by EPL's newest Capital City Press Featured Writer Premee Mohamed and nine-time podcast guest Kate Gibson to talk about National Novel Writing Month. Premee talks about her experiences in writing and publishing, and everyone comes out of this episode with a pen name. Listen in to find out how EPL and the NaNoWriMo community can help you on your novel-writing journey! Check out our list of titles that we talk about in this episode including some great resources available at EPL for writers.  Guest Premee Mohamed also has a recommended reading list on EPL.ca that features Sci-fi that Puts the Sci in Fi. On our November 22 episode, we’ll be sharing some funny behind-the-scenes library stories – everything from impromptu weddings to surprise snakes! Comments or questions about the show? You can reach us at podcast@epl.ca.  Follow EPL on Facebook and on Twitter and join the conversation by using #EPLOverdueFinds.

With Halloween right around the corner, Bryce and Caroline and joined by first time guests & movie buffs Steven Sandor and Indy Randhawa to chat about some of their favourite horror hidden gems that you can find at EPL. The group debates whether it's better to watch horror movies at home or in a movie theatre and they share their favourite horror tropes. Plus, Steven shares his rules for watching horror movies. Grab a flashlight and hide under the covers for this spooky edition of Overdue Finds.  Don't forget to check out our list of all the scary movies that we talk about during this episode.  Guest Steven Sandor has also published a list of some of his favourite horror stories that you can view here.  Our next episode will be available on Friday, November 8th. Bryce and Caroline will be chatting with Kate Gibson and new Capital City Press Featured writer Premee Mohamed about National Novel Writing Month (NANOWRIMO) which takes place in November.  Comments or questions about the show? You can reach us at podcast@epl.ca.  Follow EPL on Facebook and on Twitter and join the conversation by using #EPLOverdueFinds.

Today on Midday: Paul is forecasting a cooler week in a full look at Ag Weather. Clay talks West Nile Virus in livestock with Nebraska Vet Dr. Dennis Hughes. Jayson recaps Nebraska native Nate Lashley's first PGA win in a full look at sports. Dave is in with news. Alex sits down with Kate Gibson of Water for Food to chat about their irrigation research. Bob has the latest financial information in the business report. Susan discusses technology & farming-research at K-State as they're looking at the different generations, and Clay finishes Midday with a visit with John Payne from Chicago.

Today on Midday: Paul is forecasting a cooler week in a full look at Ag Weather. Clay talks West Nile Virus in livestock with Nebraska Vet Dr. Dennis Hughes. Jayson recaps Nebraska native Nate Lashley's first PGA win in a full look at sports. Dave is in with news. Alex sits down with Kate Gibson of Water for Food to chat about their irrigation research. Bob has the latest financial information in the business report. Susan discusses technology & farming-research at K-State as they're looking at the different generations, and Clay finishes Midday with a visit with John Payne from Chicago.

Episode 33 is all about Game of Thrones – and consider yourself warned -There Will Be Spoilers! Kate Gibson and Allison DaSilva join Caroline Land and Bryce Crittenden to talk about the pop culture phenomenon that had everyone watching. Tune in to the podcast for some Overdue Finds drama – Allison joins the 5-timers club! Kate reveals Caroline's GoT secret! and Bryce lets us know which book should become the next epic TV series! Don't forget to check out our list of all the things that we talk about in this episode including all the Game of Thrones items in our collection.  Our next episode will be available on Friday, July 7th where we'll be chatting about our favourite travel memoirs and road trip titles. Plus we'll share our own personal road trip horror stories.  Be sure to follow EPL on Facebook and on Twitter. Join the conversation by using #EPLOverdueFinds.   

EPL’s new Writer-in-Residence, Matthew Stepanic, joins hosts Bryce Crittenden and Caroline Land, along with our “five timers club” guest host, Kate Gibson, to talk about zines, poetry, and literary events. We talk about tons of local talent, independent bookstores, and the upcoming Edmonton Poetry Festival. Check out all the titles that we talk about in this episode. Learn more about Matthew Stepanic and EPL's Writer-In-Residence program.  For the first time ever, YOU get to decide what we'll talk about on our next episode which comes out on Friday, April 26th. Visit us on Facebook and on Twitter  between April 11-15th to vote on what you would like to hear us talk about. Join the conversation by using #EPLOverdueFinds. We would love to hear from our listeners so if you have any comments about the show or episode ideas please email us at podcast@epl.ca.

The votes are in and the #EPLMarchMadness winner has been crowned! Overdue Finds hosts Bryce Crittenden and Caroline Land are joined by guests Allison DaSilva and Marina Fernandes to talk about the thrilling victories and the agonizing defeats from EPL's first movie tournament! Checkout all the titles that we talk about in this bonus episode.  We would love to hear from our listeners so if you have any comments about the show or episode ideas please email us at podcast@epl.ca.  Be sure to follow EPL on Facebook and on Twitter. Join the conversation by using #EPLOverdueFinds.  The next episode will be available on Friday, April 12 when we'll be chatting with EPL's Writer-In-Residence Matthew Stepanic and librarian Kate Gibson about pop culture and poetry. 

It’s 200 years since the Peterloo Massacre, in which peaceful protesters for democratic reform in Manchester were attacked by cavalry, with 18 killed and over 600 injured. Ballads were crucial tools in the reporting and commemoration of Peterloo, cementing its place in working-class and radical history. In this episode, we hear Kate Gibson talk to ballad experts - Dr Alison Morgan, Brian Peters and Peter Coe - about the radical history of Peterloo and its ballads. You can listen to, subscribe and like the History Workshop Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher and other podcasting platforms. For more information and episode notes, visit: http://www.historyworkshop.org.uk/ballads-of-peterloo/.

We welcome back EPL librarian Rocky Mann to the show to tell us all about super-cool Capital City Records vinyl album. Get the scoop on how the project came together and hear about some of the amazing Edmonton artists that are featured on the album. Plus, the group reminisces about the very first album that they bought when they were kids. Check out the list of all the items that we talk about in this episode. Visit us online to learn more about the Capital City Press Vinyl Project.   Tickets are now available for our next Forward Thinking Speaker Series event, "It's Time: A Conversation about Domestic Violence in Edmonton". Join us on Monday, April 8th for this important presentation.  We would love to hear from our listeners so if you have any comments about the show or episode ideas please email us at podcast@epl.ca.  Be sure to follow EPL on Facebook and on Twitter. Join the conversation by using #EPLOverdueFinds.  The next episode will be available on Friday, April 12 when we'll be chatting with EPL's Writer-In-Residence Matthew Stepanic and librarian Kate Gibson about pop culture and poetry. 

Kate Gibson is a Singer/Songwriter/Producer/Event Director, she has released albums between 1995 and 2005. Born in Brisbane, Australia in December 1962 and educated at Scots College Warwick, Stuartholme Convent & St Margarets QLD. Kate attended the QLD Conservatorium of Music & Griffith University QLD. Kate has been married, has three children and has traveled extensively.We met in St. Martin a few years ago while Kate was living there. She has now returned to Australia and is working on a lawsuit against a sexual abuse perpetrator and has some exciting opportunities to make a documentary. Singer, producer, director and event coordinator a power house of energy and skill! Kate Gibson is an inspiration to us all.

Kate Gibson is a Singer/Songwriter/Producer/Event Director, she has released albums between 1995 and 2005. Born in Brisbane, Australia in December 1962 and educated at Scots College Warwick, Stuartholme Convent & St Margarets QLD. Kate attended the QLD Conservatorium of Music & Griffith University QLD. Kate has been married, has three children and has traveled extensively.We met in St. Martin a few years ago while Kate was living there. She has now returned to Australia and is working on a lawsuit against a sexual abuse perpetrator and has some exciting opportunities to make a documentary. Singer, producer, director and event coordinator a power house of energy and skill! Kate Gibson is an inspiration to us all.

Edmonton writer Michael Hingston joins Bryce and Kate Gibson in studio to chat about his book about Calvin and Hobbes called Let's Go Exploring. They discuss the legacy of the legendary newspaper comic strip and of course those infamous Calvin car decals. Michael also shares details about his new short story advent calendar and what it's like to work with comedian Patton Oswalt on Ghost Box. This is a must listen for any Calvin and Hobbes fan! Visit EPL.ca for a complete list of everything that we talk about it in this episode.  We would love to hear from our listeners so if you have any comments about the show or episode ideas please email us at podcast@epl.ca.  Don't forget to follow us on Facebook and on Twitter. Interact with Bryce on Twitter by using #EPLOverdueFinds. Our next episode will be available on December 7th. We'll be chatting about some of our favourite under the radar Christmas titles.

In this latest episode, Bryce and Kim welcome Edmonton author Rayanne Haines and official friend of the show Kate Gibson. They chat about everything from some of their favourite kick-ass heroines to which kind of wine would be paired with the show. Rayanne shares her story about getting a book deal with a New York publisher and some of the amazing poets here in Edmonton. Plus, Kim has a major announcement that will surprise all the listeners. Visit EPL.ca for a complete list of everything discussed in this episode.  We would love to hear from our listeners so if you have any comments about the show or episode ideas please email us at podcast@epl.ca.  Don't forget to follow us on Facebook and on Twitter. Interact with Bryce and Kim on Twitter by using #EPLOverdueFinds. Our next episode will be available on October 26th. Bryce will be chatting with first time guest Allison DaSilva about their favourite scary books that were turned into movies. Send us your favourite titles and we'll include them in our next episode. 

Hey, it's a bonus episode of Overdue Finds! In the first of a series of bonus episodes, Bryce and Kim will bring you interviews with some comic book artists who were at the Edmonton Comic & Entertainment Expo. In this first set of interviews Bryce and EPL's comic expert Amie Wright chatted with Edmonton comic artists Courtney Loberg and Jeff Martin. Learn about Courtney's role as Happy Harbor's Comics artist in residence and how she just started at EPL. Plus, get the scoop on how Jeff got started in comics after being a teacher! Visit epl.ca for a complete list of everything that is talked about in this episode.  We would love to hear from our listeners so if you have any comments about the show or episode ideas please email us at podcast@epl.ca.  Don't forget to follow us on Facebook and on Twitter. Interact with Bryce and Kim on Twitter by using #EPLOverdueFinds. Our next episode will be available on Friday, October 12th where we'll be chatting with friend of the show Kate Gibson and Capital City Press featured writer Rayanne Haines. 

Kim and Bryce are joined by fellow EPLer and self confessed "Overdue Finds superfan" Vicky Varga to chat about podcasting and some of our favourite shows. You'll hear all about the Overdue Finds origin story plus learn about shows that cover everything from Dungeons & Dragons to Watergate. You'll also be shocked to learn that there's a true crime podcast that Kim doesn't like! Visit epl.ca for a complete list of everything that we talk about in this episode.  We would love to hear from our listeners so if you have any comments about the show or episode ideas please email us at podcast@epl.ca.  Don't forget to follow us on Facebook and on Twitter. Interact with Bryce and Kim on Twitter by using #EPLOverdueFinds. Our next episode will be available on Friday, October 12th where we'll be chatting with friend of the show Kate Gibson and Capital City Press featured writer Rayanne Haines. 

We're joined this week by friends of the show Kate Gibson and Rocky Mann as we chat about some festivals taking place this fall featuring some of Edmonton's best musicians and writers. Kim and Bryce make a big announcement about a partnership with the Edmonton Comic & Entertainment Expo. Plus the group chats about who they would like to narrate a book about their lives and which bands they would hire to play a house party. Bryce also gives the group a crash course on fantasy sports. Visit EPL.ca for a complete list of everything that we talk about in the show. We would love to hear from our listeners so if you have any comments about the show or episode ideas please email us at podcast@epl.ca.  Don't forget to follow us on Facebook and on Twitter. Interact with Bryce and Kim on Twitter by using #EPLOverdueFinds. Our next episode will be on Friday, September 28th when we chat all about podcasting and some of our other favourite podcasts (besides Overdue Finds of course) with Vicky Varga. You can win a pair of passes to the Edmonton Comics & Entertainment Expo by sending us a tweet @EPLdotCA and using the hashtag #EPLOverdueFinds. Simply tell us about a recent overdue find of your own to win!

We've reached our last pop culture confessions episode for the summer. On this episode we invite one of our most opinionated staff members, Laura Winton, on to discuss dramas, comedies and, importantly, Kim and Laura bond over their love of reality tv! Listen and talk back to whatever device you're listening to about how much you disagree with our opinions. Then tweet at us and we'll defend our positions! Please visit epl.ca to view a complete list of all the materials that are discussed in this episode.  We would love to hear from our listeners so if you have any comments about the show or episode ideas please email us at podcast@epl.ca.  Don't forget to follow us on Facebook and on Twitter. Interact with Bryce and Kim on Twitter by using #EPLOverdueFinds. Our next episode will be available on Friday, September 14th when we'll invite Rocky Mann and Kate Gibson back to the show to discuss some local music and writing festivals happening in Edmonton this fall. Tickets for the Forward Thinking Speaker Series event with Neil Gaiman go on sale September 12th starting at 10am on epl.ca. The event is on November 13th at the Shaw Conference Centre. 

This week we welcome back the charismatic duo of Darrin Hagin and Kate Gibson to reveal their thoughts on overrated and underrated books. We talk bathroom reads, boring reads, find out what Darrin really thinks about Christmas, and Bryce makes us confess to our most embarrassing reads. For a complete list of everything that we talked about on this episode please visit - https://epl.bibliocommons.com/list/share/1176606007_overdue_finds/1220937407_08_-_pop_culture_confessions_part_2_-_books  We would love to hear from our listeners so if you have any comments or questions about the show please email us at podcast@epl.ca.  Follow us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/EPLdotCA/.  Reach us on Twitter at https://twitter.com/EPLdotCA.  Interact with Bryce and Kim on Twitter by using #EPLOverdueFinds. Our next episode will be available on Friday, July 20th when we chat all things video games with librarian and video game fan Holly Arnason. 

This week, Bryce and Kim are joined by librarians Angelica Thompson and Carla Iacchelli as they chat about some of the books that they'll be reading this Summer and some fun programs happening at EPL. The group also takes a stroll down memory lane and reminisces about joining Summer reading clubs when they were kids and they chat about which fictional characters they would like to go on vacation with. Plus, we learn all about sleuthing skills of Kim Bates: Library Gumshoe! To learn more about Summer Starts at EPL! please visit - https://www.epl.ca/browse_program/summerstarts/.  For more information on Summer Reads '18, the Summer reading club for adults and teens, please visit - https://www.epl.ca/summer-reads/  To view a complete list of all the materials that are discussed in this episode please visit - https://epl.bibliocommons.com/list/share/1176606007_overdue_finds/1208184190_selective_ignorance_amp_missing_muffins  We would love to hear from our listeners so if you have any comments or questions about the show please email us at podcast@epl.ca.  Follow us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/EPLdotCA/.  Reach us on Twitter at https://twitter.com/EPLdotCA.  Our next episode will be available on July 6th when we have part two of our Pop Culture Confessions series and we chat with Darrin Hagen and Kate Gibson about underrated and overrated books.

This week we overcome some unique technical difficulties to welcome back official friend of the show Kate Gibson and chat with local Edmonton author Natasha Deen. The group chats about which local book that they'll be reading in May for the EPL Reading Challenge. Natasha also tells us about a funny mix-up at the US border while traveling with her Mom. Plus, we talk about unlocking your inner super-hero and Stephen King doing a book signing at Wal-Mart.   Learn more about Capital City Press featured writer Natasha Deen at https://www.epl.ca/capital-city-press-featured-writer/.    To join the EPL Reading Challenge visit https://www.epl.ca/blogs/post/epl-reading-challenge-2018/.    For a complete list of everything that's talked about on the show this week please visit www.epl.ca/podcast.  We would love to hear from our listeners so if you have any questions or comments about the show please email us at podcast@epl.ca.  Follow us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/EPLdotCA/.  We're also on Twitter @EPLdotCA.      

Bio  Henry T. Greely (@HankGreelyLSJU) is the Director of the Center for Law and the Biosciences; and Professor (by courtesy) of Genetics at the Stanford School of Medicine. He is also the Chair of Stanford's Steering Committee of the Center for Biomedical Ethics and the Director of Stanford's Program in Neuroscience and Society. Hank specializes in the ethical, legal, and social implications of new biomedical technologies, particularly those related to neuroscience, genetics, or stem cell research. He frequently serves as an advisor on California, national, and international policy issues. He is chair of California's Human Stem Cell Research Advisory Committee, a member of the Advisory Council of the NIH's National Institute for General Medical Sciences, a member of the Committee on Science, Technology, and Law of the National Academies, a member of the Neuroscience Forum of the Institute of Medicine, and served from 2007-2010 as co-director of the Law and Neuroscience Project, funded by the MacArthur Foundation. In 2007 Professor Greely was elected a fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. Before joining the Stanford Law School faculty in 1985, Greely was a partner at Tuttle & Taylor, served as a staff assistant to the secretary of the U.S. Department of Energy, and as special assistant to the general counsel of the U.S. Department of Defense. He served as a law clerk to Justice Potter Stewart of the U.S. Supreme Court and to Judge John Minor Wisdom of the Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit. He received Stanford University's Richard W. Lyman Prize in 2013.  Resources Stanford University Center for Law and the Biosciences War & Peace by Leo Tolstoy News Roundup N.Y. Times: Data Firm with links to Trump Campaign Exploited Facebook User Data  The New York Times dropped a bombshell story on Sunday and it has sent Washington and the stock market into a tailspin. The Dow dropped more than 1%, or by over 300 points, Facebook lost some $37 billion in value, and Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg saw his net worth decline by $5 billion. In addition,  Congressional leaders including Dianne Feinstein, Amy Klobuchar, John Thune, Adam Schiff, Mark Warner and Chuck Grassley are just HAMMERING Facebook at this moment and I wouldn't want to be in Zukerberg's shoes right now. The New York Times investigation alleges that a London-based company called Cambridge Analytica, with deep ties to Republican donor Robert Mercer, who invested $15 million in Cambridge Analytica, Mercer's daughter who's on the board of Cambridge Analytica, and none other than Steve Bannon, who allegedly named the company, exploited Facebook user data to influence the 2016 presidential election to target users based on their psychographic profiles—things like religion, life statisfaction, conscientiousness, and extraversion. Of course, it's illegal under U.S. election laws to employ foreigners in political campaigns. So, The Times alleges, Cambridge set up a shell corporation and hired a Russian-American front man, Alexander Kogan, who was a researcher with the University of Cambridge. Kogan then created a Facebook personality quiz that paid users to share their private information and download the app. Some 50 million users were affected. This quiz allegedly scraped their information, and Cambridge Analytica gave him $800,000 for it. A former Cambridge Analytica employee, Christopher Wylie, was the whistleblower in all this. Facebook says it would suspend working with Cambridge Analytica and conduct an internal review, including the hiring of a forensics team. Channel 4 News London reported in an internal investigation that Cambridge Analytica uses bribes and sex workers to entrap politicians. This is just the surface. Summarizing every detail of this is way above my pay grade. But it's just layers upon layers of deception and bullshittery. You can find summaries and analysis in The New York Times, Washington Post, and The Wall Street Journal. Trump administration issues new Russian sanctions on same day it reveals attacks on power plants Russia has stepped its capability with regard to cyberattacks on nuclear power plans, water, and electric systems, according to U.S. intelligence officials.The country now has moved from having the ability to surveil American power plants to having the ability to disable them anytime tensions escalate, and in a similar manner with which it disabled power in the Ukraine on two separate occasions in 2015 and 2016. The accusations came on the same day the Trump administration imposed new economic sanctions against Russia for its role in hacking the 2016 presidential election. Sanctions include freezing assets and prohibiting business deals from being transacted with two-dozen Russian individuals and entities. Nicole Perlroth and David Sanger report in the New York Times and Jonathan Easley reports in The Hill. First pedestrian casualty for self-driving cars Ali Breland reports in the Hill that a 49-year-old woman was struck and killed by an Uber fully self-driving car while she was walking through a crosswalk in Tempe, Arizona on Monday. The state attracted Uber because of its deregulatory approach to self-driving vehicle technology. The National Transportation Safety Board announced that it would be investigating. Uber has suspended its testing of self-driving cars in Phoenix, Pittsburgh, San Francisco and Toronto. Walmart whistleblower sues after reporting e-commerce cheating A former Walmart executive has sued the world's largest retailer for firing him after he reported that the company was fudging its e-commerce results to show better numbers against Amazon. The complaint alleges that Walmart mislabeled products and deliberately failed to properly process returns in order to inflate sales numbers. Jonathan Stempel and Nandita Bose report in Reuters. Japanese regulators raid Amazon Ali Breland reports for the Hill that Japanese regulators raided Amazon last week. Japan's Fair Trade Commission may be concerned about Amazon's alleged practice of strong-arming suppliers to show cheaper prices on Amazon as compared to their competitors in Japan. Amazon recalls portable chargers  Amazon is recalling 260,000 AmazonBasics portable chargers after it received 53 complaints that they were overheating. One person reported being burned by the charger's battery acid. Four others reported fire and smoke. Kate Gibson reports for CBS. Google introduces wheelchair accessibility in Maps Google released Thursday a new wheelchair-friendly maps navigation feature. The feature will include accessible routes and information on accommodations in public transportation. Josh Delk reports in the Hill. Google bans Bitcoin ads  Google has decided to ban ads for Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. Facebook had previously initiated a similar ban. The company did not state why it decided to make the policy change. However, it comes as many in the policy community have expressed concern that online ads could be used to promote cryptocurrency scams. Daisuke Wakabayashi reports for The New York Times. Microsoft logs 200 discrimination, harassment complaints over 6 years Ali Breland reported in the Hill that, according to court filings filed by women suing Microsoft for gender pay and promotion discrimination, women working at the company lodged some 238 gender discrimination or harassment complaints between 2010 and 2016. Of the 118 that were gender discrimination complaints, Microsoft found only one to be “founded”. According to Natasha Bach at Fortune, Microsoft has changed the way it addresses harassment complaints by banning forced arbitration agreements. The question, of course, is whether that's enough. Conservative forms bogus company to lure tech workers Finally, Gizmodo reports that James O'Keefe—the undercover conservative activist— created a fake company and sent in employees of his Project Veritas organization to pose as recruiters. These fake recruiters then reached out to employees at major tech companies like Twitter to interview them and record their responses. In one case, an employee stated that Twitter hired few conservatives and secretly hid content posted by conservative users in a practice called “shadow banning”. Project Veritas then allegedly posted the videos as evidence of an anti-conservative bias at Twitter. Twitter has denied in Congressional testimony that it engages in shadow banning activities.

Up next to provide her pearls of wisdom: InterContinental Hotels (IHGs) vice president for global corporate responsibility Kate Gibson, who talks big data, the Modern Slavery Act and a 'Secret Santa' behaviour change idea.

Pisshead is not the word you would use for a mum. And perhaps that is why alcohol and motherhood is such a toxic combination .. as it’s not expected and is often done behind closed doors. In this podcast Kate Gibson unashamedly shares her story about her journey with alcohol, from the moment she took her first life-changing sip, through to the lowest lows, until she knew something had to change. Alongside Kate’s story, the topics we discuss are: how easy it is to start drinking; why mums drink; the red flags that our drinking is getting out of control; breaking the cycle of alcoholism; how the people around us affect our decisions to drink (or not to drink): how our drinking can affect our children; plus where and how to get help if you need it.

SA technology innovator Stafford Masie has taken another giant leap in signing a partnership with major Australian bank ANZ which will be marketing his mobile phone-based credit card readers to its 400 000 small business clients. Four months ago, SA’s largest retail bank ABSA began rolling out what it dubbed the “Pebble”, developed and built in SA by Masie’s Thumbzup. This morning SA time I caught up with Masie and ANZ’s GM: Small Business, Kate Gibson on the line from Melbourne for first hand news on what ANZ is calling its Fast Pay Card Reader. With more international deals in gestation, (this one took over two years to secure) right now, the world is Masie’s oyster.