Podcast appearances and mentions of kate graham

Back in November, Kate Graham (who you may remember from episode 40) interviewed me as part of her Oracle Mountain Chats - a series of conversations with the speakers and visionaries of the first ever OracleFest. I really enjoyed our conversation and thought I'd share it with you all here. You'll hear us chat about:  titles and roles like “oracle” or “shaman” in modern times; why I think the practice of animist kinship might have kept our ancestors from experiencing burnout; how our disdain for our pre-industrial ancestors might keep us disconnected from wisdom and possibility; the call of these times to reclaim our humanity and what practices might bring us there; what forces are shaping us and how they leave us feeling broken and flawed; our purpose individually and as humans; the one practice I'd like to suggest or invite people into in these times; some more of my own “healing journey” …and more OracleFest Online will be happening Jan 31-Feb 2, 2025. You can still join us if you want to: https://oraclefest.com/?aff=kate_wildsacredjourney ________________________ Otherwise, you can find me: Website: www.wildsacredjourney.com Email – kate@wildsacredjourney.com Instagram: @wildsacredjourney_kp

Ridgefield resident Kate Graham urges the community to support Propositions 12 and 13 to help fund school expansion and critical student resources. She highlights the severe overcrowding in local schools and the need for additional infrastructure and staffing support. Read her full letter at https://www.clarkcountytoday.com/opinion/letter-at-its-heart-ridgefield-is-a-vibrant-community-that-values-its-people-and-its-future #Ridgefield #ClarkCounty #WashingtonState #localnews #RidgefieldSchools #Proposition12 #Proposition13 #SchoolFunding #Overcrowding #EducationLevy #SchoolInfrastructure #ElementarySchools #SchoolExpansion #StudentResources #ClassroomCapacity #TeacherSupport #PublicEducation #CommunityInvestment #RidgefieldCityCouncil

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We hope you enjoy this interview with Kate Graham. See the notes below by Kate. You can find Kate at Heart's Frontier for healing at www.heartsfrontier.com and on Instagram at @shamanicoraclekate. "You cannot solve your problems with the same thinking you used to create them." Meet Kate Graham, shamanic oracle Highly Claircognizant Clairsentient Oracle | Business Guide | Shamanic Artist | Speaker Hi, my name is Kate and I am a shamanic oracle, which I know sounds really fancy and intimidating but what I do is combine traditional shamanism with my intuitive skills to provide all my clients an opportunity to deeply heal, transform suffering from the root, and support that change being long-lasting. No quick fixes here, but rapid deep everlasting transformation? Yes. Shamanism, if you do not know, is the application of ancient healing practices, pre-colonization and pro-connection to nature. I came into Shamanism through my own spiritual journey having seizures during my preteen years, and have completed a variety of modality training and certifications that have allowed me to feel confident claiming that title. The folk who come to me for assistance tend to be business owners and high performers who feel overwhelmed, disconnected and spiritually curious. Through my work I help them develop their own mental, physical rest and spiritual development practices and rituals to help them manage their emotions, increase their creativity, enhance productivity and relieve stress. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, Kate Graham and Rebecca Eudy interview Julia Karol, host of the Stork'd podcast. Julia shares her experience of becoming a solo parent by choice, her journey through IVF, and how this decision has affected her relationships and personal growth. They discuss the practical and emotional challenges of solo parenthood, navigating the complexities of IVF, and the support systems that can emerge for single parents. Learn more about Julia's work: https://www.storkdpodcast.com/ https://juliakarol.substack.com/      

Radical Feminist Retrospective revisits earlier episodes of Radical Feminist Perspectives now available on Spotify for the first time. Episode 57 - 'The Common Woman Poems' by Judy Grahn and 'If Women Had a Language' by Asphodel, discussed by Kate Graham. First broadcast 11th June 2023. Part of our webinar series Radical Feminist Perspectives, offering a chance to hear leading feminists discuss radical feminist theory and politics. Register at https://bit.ly/registerRFP.

During this introductory episode you will meet your hosts, Rebecca Eudy and Kate Graham. Rebecca is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor and Certified AASECT Sex Therapist. Kate is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor, Sex Therapist and Somatic Experiencing Practitioner. Rebecca and Kate talk about their approach to sex and relationships. Plus, they'll let you in on a secret: while they know heaps about sex and relationships, they're still learning too.  Join Rebecca and Kate for a fun, candid, and enlightening conversation as they kick off their podcast journey together! @lovelab_podcast This podcast explores themes related to sex, parenting, relationships, and mental health. Content may include candid discussions, personal experiences, and expert insights. While we aim to provide valuable and engaging information, please be aware of the following: Mature Content: Some episodes may contain explicit language and detailed discussions about sexual topics that may not be suitable for all audiences. Mental Health Topics: Episodes may address sensitive mental health issues, including anxiety, depression, and trauma. Listener discretion is advised. Educational Intent: Our content is intended for educational and entertainment purposes and is not a substitute for professional therapy or medical advice. This podcast is not a substitute for professional therapy or medical advice. For any medical or mental health concerns, please consult with a licensed healthcare provider or therapist.

Kate is a shamanic oracle who has done over 4000 readings and developed the Empath Energetics intuition development and archetypal healing program. Trained as a hypnotherapist, yin and restorative yoga teacher, thai yoga massage practitioner, aromatherapist, reflexologist and shamanic practitioner, Kate uses her experiences to teach people how to trust their own bodies and hearts. She has also worked on an alpaca farm, lived nomadically in a van, and moved to manage a retreat in the Scottish Highlands, all in the name of intuition. Kate helps people explore their subconscious beliefs and is passionate about deep, radical, lasting transformation. Kate's Website: Heart's Frontier | Oracle + Shamanic Work | Empath Energetics Group Healing Program (heartsfrontier.com) From James: FREE Passive Income Masterclass (profityourknowledge.com)

If we held up a laugh-meter (like the one from Monsters, Inc) what would our laugh levels be? and Why do we just feel drawn to certain places? and Do our ancestors matter? and Is it possible to befriend crows while being a nomad? These are the types of questions (serious and silly) you'll hear around today's fire where I'm joined by the ever-optimistic, comedy-loving Kate Graham -  a shamanic oracle and creator of the Empath Energetics intuition development and archetypal healing program. With training in hypnotherapy, yin and restorative yoga, thai yoga massage, aromatherapy, reflexology and shamanism, Kate uses her experiences to teach people how to trust their own bodies and hearts. She has also worked on an alpaca farm, lived nomadically in a van, and moved to manage a retreat in the Scottish Highlands, all in the name of intuition. So for those of you familiar with my story (goatherd turned organic farmer turned yoga teacher turned shamanic practitioner turned nomad… etc) you can imagine that we have a lot of shared conversation topics… and they will wander through territory deep, wise, irreverent, visionary, and most likely sort of meaningless, too. Topics like: tuning into the energy of lands and locations; how we might be selling our long-ago ancestors short; the beauty of it taking all kinds; why did we put structures which hold us in place into place?; moving from hopelessness to optimism; what remembering ancestral ways of meaning-making, healing, celebrating, and integrating have meant for us personally; the balance of light and dark; the role of tricksters, crows, and comedians in society; the difference between healers who put things back together and healers who walk the edges with you; why healing work can feel so hard and exhausting sometimes and some shifts in approach which might make it easier; how love and abolition are teaching us right now… and more. This is a longer conversation because we just kept riffing off each other. But watching it back as I was preparing these notes, I kept finding myself laughing and wondering about things all over again.  Join us around the fire? You're most welcome here. May we each find the gift of our part in things and the places, people, and rituals to nurture those sparks. May we laugh more than we think we should and be free to flow where our medicine is most useful and our hearts feel most alive. May we have the courage and trust to come undone and rediscover something of even greater beauty. May we love our boundaries and therefore be able to love everyone. May we befriend the crows. You can find Kate G: Heartsfrontier.com YouTube @heartsfrontier Instagram @shamanicoraclekate And if you've come for Kate G, I hope you'll stick around for more conversations to access, repair, inspire, and evolve our humanity and serve the wild, tender aliveness of our personal and collective hearts. To further support the podcast and conversations that awaken, inspire, repair, and evolve something deep within us and serve as good medicine for our wild, tender personal and collective hearts: 1. Please ‘follow', ‘like' or ‘subscribe' where you listen so you stay up-to-date on all our conversations and help others find them, too. On Apple Podcast, please consider rating and leaving a review. 2. share widely 3. consider joining the new Patreon community! For as little as $1/ month, patrons get access to community gatherings and get to play a more interactive role in the growth of the podcast. ⁠https://patreon.com/wildsacredjourney⁠ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/kate-powell-wsjp/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/kate-powell-wsjp/support

Kate Graham takes center stage at Cambridge University giving a soul-stirring talk about the importance of receptive brain states and their power to reduce conflict, empower empaths, and improve overall community well-being. Kate draws from her profound experiences as a Shamanic Oracle and Deep Transformation Guide, guiding us towards a deeper understanding of the power of receptivity. Her message is a call to action, urging us to spend more time in these receptive states for personal growth and contributing to a more harmonious world. Kate emphasizes the transformative potential of receptive brain states, passionately illustrating how these states can help individuals reduce conflict, empower empaths, and pave the way for a more harmonious world. Drawing upon ancient wisdom and personal anecdotes, Kate encourages us to embark on a journey of self-discovery and healing. You can find Kate at Heart's Frontier for healing at www.heartsfrontier.com and on Instagram at @shamanicoraclekate. * bLU Talks is not affiliated with Cambridge University Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Kate Graham joined us as our special guest co-host on this episode of our NOW Digital Meetup. Kate has an incredible track record providing clear voice and a healthy perspective on the trends, challenges, and innovations relevant to people, work, and technology.  We loved following her work at Fosway Group and UNLEASH. Now it's time to check in on Kate's recent move back to the vendor side (what a win for Cornerstone OnDemand!). She had some really fantastic advice for both HR Tech vendors AND consumers. It has to do with transparency, being realistic, and better storytelling. Kate and I can't wait to bring this fresh conversation to the community.  BTW, where's Jess Von Bank? She checked in from the course during our Meetup to share their progress! If you've been following us for a while, you know Jess loves to race. During this epsidoe, Jess began a 200-mile Ragnar Relay from the Canadian border (Blaine, WA), running along the glacial Cascade and Olympic Mountain ranges, Deception Pass, and Puget Sound before she crossed the finish line with her team on Whidbey Island, sometime in the afternoon. Go, Jess! 

Pure Lust by Mary Daly discussed by Jo Brew, Kate Graham and Marie Long A live webinar on Sunday 19th February 2023 10am UK time. Radical feminist perspectives - This series of webinars is run by radical feminists whose voices have been cancelled or silenced in universities, schools and the media. Frustrated that we cannot share what we know in these places, we are offering this online series of webinars here. Enjoy! For a searchable list of all videos click here: RFP - Books for website link.xlsx (womensdeclaration.com) If you have not already registered for this series, register in advance for this webinar: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_sttBp6aIR-ymhmwkVlO0JA After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar.

Join HITS K9 Radio host Jeff Meyer as he talks to Kate Graham from Katalyst Kennels to discuss breeding and selection single purpose dogs for detection.    To reach host Jeff Meyer, email him at Jeff@HITSK9.net For more information about HITS K9 Seminars, go to our webpage at www.HITSK9.net 

Following two historic electoral losses, the Ontario Liberal Party is facing an existential crisis as it prepares to pick its next leader. Some veteran members and former cabinet ministers made headlines recently by releasing a letter asking Ontario Green Party leader Mike Schreiner to ditch his party and run for OLP leadership. First, Adam is joined by Kate Graham, a former Ontario Liberal leadership candidate and candidate in London North Centre, who signed the letter. Then, he catches up with Sharan Kaur, a Liberal strategist and political analyst who has vocally criticized the campaign, to discuss both sides of the issue, and the future of the party.

Following two historic electoral losses, the Ontario Liberal Party is facing an existential crisis as it prepares to pick its next leader. Some veteran members and former cabinet ministers made headlines recently by releasing a letter asking Ontario Green Party leader Mike Schreiner to ditch his party and run for OLP leadership. First, Adam is joined by Kate Graham, a former Ontario Liberal leadership candidate and candidate in London North Centre, who signed the letter. Then, he catches up with Sharan Kaur, a Liberal strategist and political analyst who has vocally criticized the campaign, to discuss both sides of the issue, and the future of the party.

Kate Graham, Empath Energetics Leader, and founder of The Hearts Frontier talk about Shamanism, healing, and transformation. You can find her here

One of the best things about 2022 is that face-to-face events are back. It's been a pleasure to connect with people in person again for the first time in a long time, and great to see such enthusiasm for face-to-face conferences and events after everything that has been happening in the last few years. Last week I was at UNLEASH World in Paris, and as well as hosting some fantastic speakers on the Talent and Recruiting stage, I did a lot of podcast recording. Thank you to Kate Graham, Marc Coleman and Jon Kennard at UNLEASH for organising a dedicated podcasting booth, which Recruiting Future shared with The Chad & Cheese Show and the Tech Talks podcast. I recorded long-form interviews with three speakers; Lisa Scales from Nestle, Charu Malhotra from PA Consulting and Samantha Ramsay from Ernst & Young. I'll be publishing these over the next couple of weeks, but in the meantime, I wanted to give you a taste of the event, so here are four short interviews to provide a flavour of the topics that are top of mind in the industry at the moment. First up, you'll hear me sharing my thoughts on the event in a recording made for The Chad and Cheese Show. Next is a conversation with my co-author and collaborator, Mervyn Dinnen, followed by fellow podcaster David Savage from Tech Talks. Finally, as a bit of a bonus, I've got a quick-fire discussion with Bas van de Hatred about the recently published 2022 edition of his annual research into the state of corporate careers sites.

Structural Oppression as set out in Marilyn Frye's “The Politics of Reality” and with reference to Dee Graham's "Loving to Survive" discussed by Kate Graham & Jo Brew. Radical feminist perspectives - This series of webinars is run by radical feminists whose voices have been cancelled or silenced in universities, schools and the media. Frustrated that we cannot share what we know in these places, we are offering this online series of webinars here. Enjoy! If you have not already registered for this series, register in advance for this webinar: bitly/wdirfp After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar.

There's nothing like coming home after a long trip. It makes us appreciate wherever home is, but also opens up our eyes to some of the ways it could be, well, better. This week on No Second Chances, host Kate Graham lands back in Canada for the last episode of the season. She talks with Dr. Susan Franceschet, a professor of political science at the University of Calgary, and the incredible Marci Ien, Canada's Minister for Women and Gender Equality and Youth, to take an honest look at what it's going to take for us to build a fairer, and more equitable Canada. Here's a hint: each of us has more power than we think we do.

There's nothing like coming home after a long trip. It makes us appreciate wherever home is, but also opens up our eyes to some of the ways it could be, well, better. This week on No Second Chances, host Kate Graham lands back in Canada for the last episode of the season. She talks with Dr. Susan Franceschet, a professor of political science at the University of Calgary, and the incredible Marci Ien, Canada's Minister for Women and Gender Equality and Youth, to take an honest look at what it's going to take for us to build a fairer, and more equitable Canada. Here's a hint: each of us has more power than we think we do.

Vic Fedeli, Ontario Progressive Conservative candidate; Catherine Fife, Ontario NDP candidate; Kate Graham, Ontario Liberal candidate; Joy Malbon, CTV News; Jagmeet Singh, NDP Leader; Omar Sachedina, CTV News; Ian Bailey, the Globe and Mail; Fatima Syed, The Narwhal; and Nik Nanos, Nanos Research.

Brian interviews Kate Graham. Kate is an Ontario Liberal candidate for London North Centre and ran for Leader of the Liberal Party in 2020. We discuss women in politics, her issues and what she think is going to happen during this campaign. She is no stranger to politics. She holds a PhD in Political Science, spent a decade working as a public servant, and now teaches in the Political Science departments at Huron University College and Western University. She is a published author, speaker and media commentator on political issues. She is also the creator and host of Canada 2020's No Second Chances, a podcast about women in Canada's most senior political roles.

In this episode of K9 Conservationists, Kayla is back for part two with Kate Graham from Katalyst Kennels about breeding detection dogs. Science Highlight: Effects of maternal investment, temperament, and cognition on guide dog success What is important to consider for pregnant broods? Appropriate exercise for pregnant broods to keep them fit, which is better and safer for whelping and recovery Gestational appropriate diet Puzzles and enrichment post birth can help dogs meet their enrichment needs while still looking after the puppies What is important to consider for puppy raising? Avidog or Puppy Culture are great to follow for puppies, or a mix of both Links Mentioned in the Episode: Avidog Puppy Culture Maybe link Pandemic Puppy episodes? Where to find Kate Graham: Website | Instagram | Facebook You can support the K9 Conservationists Podcast by joining our Patreon at patreon.com/k9conservationists. K9 Conservationists Website | Merch | Support Our Work | Facebook | Instagram | TikTok

The No Second Chances world tour has taken us to Denmark, Taiwan, Chile, New Zealand, the US, Costa Rica, and Namibia. But before we land back at Canadian Arrivals, let's take a step back and see what patterns have emerged. In this week's episode, host Kate Graham talks to Dr. Rosie Campbell, Dr. Sarah Liu, and Dr. Jennifer Piscopo about political culture, systemic bias, and what else lies at the core of women in leadership getting no second chances.

The No Second Chances world tour has taken us to Denmark, Taiwan, Chile, New Zealand, the US, Costa Rica, and Namibia. But before we land back at Canadian Arrivals, let's take a step back and see what patterns have emerged. In this week's episode, host Kate Graham talks to Dr. Rosie Campbell, Dr. Sarah Liu, and Dr. Jennifer Piscopo about political culture, systemic bias, and what else lies at the core of women in leadership getting no second chances.

In this episode of K9 Conservationists, Kayla speaks with Kate Graham from Katalyst Kennels about breeding detection dogs. Science Highlight: Effects of maternal investment, temperament, and cognition on guide dog success What health testing is important in the field? Pay attention to health conditions in the breed, like orthopedics (OFA hips and elbows), echocardiograms, and eyes Look at the breadth of pedigree, not just the dog itself General genetic testing to find carriers What about successful sporting dogs with less-solid pedigrees? Looking for dogs that work independently, highly motivated, and handler resilient in terms of performance Then see if the health related issues can be bred with a complimentary pedigree Behavioral issues are not worth the risk Sometimes this won't be successful, but other times it will be Links Mentioned in the Episode: Where to find Kate Graham: Website | Instagram | Facebook You can support the K9 Conservationists Podcast by joining our Patreon at patreon.com/k9conservationists. K9 Conservationists Website | Merch | Support Our Work | Facebook | Instagram | TikTok

This week on No Second Chances we've landed in Namibia, at last visiting the final continent of our world tour. And - for the first time this season - we're letting a man join the conversation. Join host Kate Graham as she talks to the University of Namibia's Paulus Mwetulundila, as well as the incredible Prime Minister Saara Kuugongelwa-Amadhilaa on Namibia's fight for independence, a 32-year-old constitution, and what zebras have to do with gender equity.

This week on No Second Chances we've landed in Namibia, at last visiting the final continent of our world tour. And - for the first time this season - we're letting a man join the conversation. Join host Kate Graham as she talks to the University of Namibia's Paulus Mwetulundila, as well as the incredible Prime Minister Saara Kuugongelwa-Amadhilaa on Namibia's fight for independence, a 32-year-old constitution, and what zebras have to do with gender equity.

White sand beaches, lush rain forests, and… gender quotas in the legislature since 1991? Welcome to Costa Rica. This week on No Second Chances, host Kate Graham talks civic culture, gender parity, and female leadership styles with Dr. Jennifer Piscopo, expert in gender and politics in Latin America, and the one and only Laura Chinchilla, former President of Costa Rica.

White sand beaches, lush rain forests, and… gender quotas in the legislature since 1991? Welcome to Costa Rica. This week on No Second Chances, host Kate Graham talks civic culture, gender parity, and female leadership styles with Dr. Jennifer Piscopo, expert in gender and politics in Latin America, and the one and only Laura Chinchilla, former President of Costa Rica.

White sand beaches, lush rain forests, and… gender quotas in the legislature since 1991? Welcome to Costa Rica.This week on No Second Chances, host Kate Graham talks civic culture, gender parity, and female leadership styles with Dr. Jennifer Piscopo, expert in gender and politics in Latin America, and the one and only Laura Chinchilla, former President of Costa Rica.

When Canadians talk politics, it's only a matter of time before the conversation turns to our neighbours to the south. This week on No Second Chances, host Kate Graham explores the challenges - and global effects - of politics and gender in the United States with three brilliant academics: Dr. Kelly Dittmar, political scientist and Director of Research at the Center of American Women and Politics; Dr. Nadia Brown, a professor of government and Chair of the Women's and Gender Studies Program at Georgetown University; and Dr. Malliga Och, a political scientist and gender and politics expert from Idaho State University.

When Canadians talk politics, it's only a matter of time before the conversation turns to our neighbours to the south. This week on No Second Chances, host Kate Graham explores the challenges - and global effects - of politics and gender in the United States with three brilliant academics: Dr. Kelly Dittmar, political scientist and Director of Research at the Center of American Women and Politics; Dr. Nadia Brown, a professor of government and Chair of the Women's and Gender Studies Program at Georgetown University; and Dr. Malliga Och, a political scientist and gender and politics expert from Idaho State University.

With the Ontario election coming up this June, the parties are busy creating the plans they will take to the voters. Political platforms can be hugely important in determining whether a party is a serious contender. So, how are these campaign documents created? And who has the final say about what makes the final cut? To discuss, we welcome Michael Balagus the NDP's chief of staff and campaign director; Kate Graham, co-chair of the Liberals' platform committee and candidate in London North-Centre; and deputy leader Abhijeet Manay, co-chair of the Green Party's platform committee and Beaches-East York candidate. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The No Second Chances world tour starts in Denmark, the land of smoorebrod, Borgen, and two female Prime Ministers. On this episode, host Kate Graham talks to political scientist Karina Kosiara-Pedersen, and former Prime Minister Helle Thorning-Schmidt about the systems and structures that have helped make Danish politics more accessible, representative, and inclusive.

Today I'm joined by Kate Graham, Head of Content Labs & Insight at UNLEASH. About UNLEASH: UNLEASH is a global digital media and events business delivering the latest news, analysis and market trends for HR, technology, learning, and recruitment leaders. Since 2011, UNLEASH has served as a strategic transformation engine for Human Resources, built to inspire, connect and empower HR leaders worldwide to navigate the fast-changing world of work. About Kate: With more than 18 years working in HR, talent, and learning and development, Kate works with practitioners, business leaders, vendors, and analysts to uncover trends and create research and content that supports the people and organisations powering HR tech worldwide. For show notes and to see details of my previous guests, check out the podcast page here: www.GetMoreHRClients.com/Podcast WANT MORE CLIENTS? Want more clients for your HR-related consultancy or HR Tech business? Check out: www.GetMoreHRClients.com/Services. WANT TO START AN HR BUSINESS? Want to launch your own consulting business in the broad Human Resources sector? Check out the guide and the new online course: www.GetMoreHRClients.com/blog/How-To-Start-An-HR-Consulting-Business.

The No Second Chances world tour starts in Denmark, the land of smoorebrod, Borgen, and two female Prime Ministers. On this episode, host Kate Graham talks to political scientist Karina Kosiara-Pedersen, and former Prime Minister Helle Thorning-Schmidt about the systems and structures that have helped make Danish politics more accessible, representative, and inclusive.

Happy New Year! Before we take off on our virtual world tour, let's take some time to check in on the home front. On this episode of No Second Chances, host Kate Graham talks to Jacqueline O'Neill, Anjum Sultana, and Melanee Thomas to take stock of the past two years in Canadian politics, and how we can - and must - do better.

Happy New Year! Before we take off on our virtual world tour, let's take some time to check in on the home front. On this episode of No Second Chances, host Kate Graham talks to Jacqueline O'Neill, Anjum Sultana, and Melanee Thomas to take stock of the past two years in Canadian politics, and how we can - and must - do better.

No Second Chances is back, and we're taking the show on the road. Well, sort of. Join host Kate Graham for a (virtual) world tour, exploring what's worked in countries around the world towards getting women into the top political roles. Hear stories and voices that you may not know yet -- but that we should all be paying attention to. Pack your bags. Our journey starts on January 10, 2022.

No Second Chances is back, and we're taking the show on the road. Well, sort of. Join host Kate Graham for a (virtual) world tour, exploring what's worked in countries around the world towards getting women into the top political roles. Hear stories and voices that you may not know yet -- but that we should all be paying attention to. Pack your bags. Our journey starts on January 10, 2022.

Ontario is heading back to the polls in June of 2022, and we are kicking off our look at the next Ontario election with todays guest. Kate Graham has a impressive resume. She is currently the Ontario Liberal Party Candidate for London North Centre, she holds the position of Vice Chair of the 2022 Campaign for the Ontario Liberals, and is the Co-Chair of the 2022 Platform committee. She sits down and talks about the future and what the Ontario Liberals have done to earn the trust of Ontarians before the 2022 election. If you like what you hear and want to keep the show going consider sponsoring the show at : https://www.patreon.com/CrossBoderInterviewPodcast Follow the Cross Border Interview Podcast: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/crossborderpodcast/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/CrossBorderPod Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/CrossBorderInterviewPodcast Website: https://www.crossborderinterviews.ca/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCI2i25ZVKTO84oUsLyO4jig Miranda, Brown & Associates Inc. © 2021

Episode DetailsEamon O'Flynn is joined by Nathan Smith and Kate Graham to discuss Blonde, the second studio album from American musician Frank Ocean. This album ranked #79 on the 2020 Rolling Stone 500 Greatest Albums of All Time list.Runtime: 50 minutesLeave comments on Twitter, Instagram or Facebook at @rrmusicpod or visit our website at recordroulettepodcast.com.Who is Frank Ocean?Frank Ocean (1987-) is an American singer, songwriter, record producer, rapper, photographer and visual artist. was an American musician, singer and songwriter. His music encompasses jazz, funk, R&B, experimental, soul and psychedelic rock genres. In 2013 he was one of Time's 100 most influential people in the world, and The Wall Street Journal regards him as the most dominant artist of the 2010s. Ocean has two albums in the top-150 of the Rolling Stone 500 Greatest Albums list - Blonde (#79) and Channel Orange (#148).What is Blonde?Blonde is Frank Ocean's second studio album. Released in 2016, it was an immediate critical and commercial success, debuting at number one on the US Billboard 200. Standout tracks include “Nikes,” “Pink + White” and “Ivy.” Blonde was included on numerous lists of the best  albums of 2016, best albums of the 2010s, best albums of the 21st century and best albums of all time.

Our guests this week are Dr Sara Thompson and Kate Graham. Dr. Sara Thompson is the Chair of the Master of Science in Counselling and Human Services program at Post University, and has been teaching in higher education since 2013. In addition to possessing her doctorate degree in psychology, Sara recently earned another graduate degree, a M. Ed. in Learning Design and Technology. In addition to her full-time employment, Sara also teaches psychology to domestic and international high school students and freelances as an instructional designer. Sara has experience in higher education, online learning, instructional design, human resources and non-profit advocacy work. Sara serves as a guardian ad litem in SC, USA and an advocate for women who have experienced domestic/intimate partner violence. In her free time, Sara can be found on the beach with her senior pup Ms. Maude or relaxing at home with both her fur babies (Ms. Maude and Good Kitty). Sara can be reached through LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/dr-sara-thompson-371075b6/ ========================================================= Episode Links: Covid's impact on women - https://www.mckinsey.com/featured-insights/diversity-and-inclusion/seven-charts-that-show-covid-19s-impact-on-womens-employment Covid and gender equality - https://www.mckinsey.com/featured-insights/future-of-work/covid-19-and-gender-equality-countering-the-regressive-effects Talent mobility - https://www.fosway.com/talent-mobility/ Remote working and happiness - https://www.forbes.com/sites/victorlipman/2016/05/02/are-remote-workers-happier-and-more-productive-new-survey-offers-answers/?sh=256e43116663 Flexible hours and productivity - https://hubblehq.com/blog/flexible-work-hours-productivity Tips for a better work life balance - https://www.forbes.com/sites/deborahlee/2014/10/20/6-tips-for-better-work-life-balance/?sh=53ec8b929ff5 Boundaries - https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/944267.Boundaries Learning Now TV - https://learningnow.tv/watch Training Journal Podcast - https://www.trainingjournal.com/articles/podcast Mean Girls - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mean_Girls Danny Seals' Mindchimp Podcast - https://mindchimp.podbean.com/e/kate-g/ Women in Learning on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/groups/12210548/ ========================================================= You can contact Women Talking About Learning through our website, womentalkingaboutlearning.com We're on Twitter @WTAL_Podcast You can buy us a coffee to support Women Talking About Learning via Ko-Fi. Or you can email us via hello@llarn.com.

Dr. Kate Graham had a busy couple of years. After finishing 3rd for the Ontario Liberal Party in London North Centre in 2018, she decided to run for party leader. Running a grassroots campaign and impressing many, while pregnant she might add, she finished an impressive 3rd in that race. Now, she's the party's platform co-chair and a nominated candidate in the 2022 election. She joins us to look back on those races, discuss the platform process, and speak to the future of the Liberal Party in Ontario.

John talks to Sharon Claffey Kaliouby, VP, North America for Learning Pool, an award-winning professional and co-founder of the #women in learning group with Kate Graham. Sharon has held several high profile executive roles in Learning & Development with the likes of Thomson Reuters and Enterprise Ireland. Prior to Learning Pool, she was a Learning Fellow & Advisor for Elliott Masie Productions and previously Head of Global Learning & Development for State Street Global Advisors in Boston, Massachusetts.   She is also a keen sportsperson – surfing, golf, fencing and basketball are among the sports that get a mention.   But the conversation is mainly about the challenges facing women in their career progression in learning, a profession whose workforce, ironically, is predominantly female at entry level. It also touches on the 'Lean-in' movement of a few years back – was it a completely positive thing? – and the current effects of the pandemic, which is impacting women more harshly than men. What can women do about all this – and what about men?   03:35 Why are there so few women at exec level in learning? 05:58 Has there been much change over 20 years? 09:13 Does tech have a particular problem? 11:53 The 'she-cession' 14:37 Sharon's experience as a woman in L&D 20:44 When awards wins don't bring life wins 22:41 Reflections on the 'Lean In' book and movement 26:17 What can women do to change the situation? 29:45 Should they take up golf? 32:00 What can men do to change the situation? 35:14 Where next for #womeninlearning?   #womeninlearning LinkedIn group: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/12210548/   Sharon's 'Hang Tens' can be found here: https://learningpool.com/category/webinars/   Books mentioned:   Lean In: Women, Work, and the Will to Lead, by Sheryl Sandberg and Nell Scovell, Alfred A. Knopf, 2013   The Orange Line: A Woman's Guide to Integrating Career, Family and Life by by Jodi Ecker Detjen, Michelle a. Waters & Kelly Watson, JMK Publishing, May 2013   The Next Smart Step: How to Overcome Gender Stereotypes and Build a Stronger Organization, by Jodi Ecker Detjen, Kelly Watson, Imagine Publishing, Feb. 2021   Our Learning Brain: Engaging Your Brain for Learning & Habit Change, by Dr. Celine Mullins, Oak Tree Press, Oct. 2018   Contact Sharon: Twitter: @Sharon_Kaliouby LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/sharonkaliouby18   Contact John Helmer Twitter: @johnhelmer LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/johnhelmer/ Website: http://johnhelmerconsulting.com/   Download the new white paper from Learning Pool written by John Helmer – 'Experience: Theory, design and supporting technologies for an experience-based learning culture' https://learningpool.com/theory-design-and-supporting-technologies-for-an-experience-based-learning-culture/

This show exists entirely because of your donations!To earn an episode, donate to The Okra Project here: https://www.artsbusinesscollaborative.org/asp-products/the-okra-project-sponsored-project/Then send a screenshot of your receipt to w2ptpod@gmail.com, or DM me on social media (Twitter @itsrainingbrens and Instagram @theburningclem)This episode’s Patron is Patrick Fodell!Kate Graham is back to talk the misogyny Olympics, underground school newspapers, and beefcake summoning!Find Kate on Twitter @dykemaddenFind Stop! Horror Time! on Twitter @horrortimepodFind their writing here: http://www.popculturebeast.com/author/kate/Our artwork is by Henry Hall. Seek out his commissions at henryhall.designOur theme song is “Living in a Dream” by Pseudo Echo.

This show exists entirely because of your donations!To earn an episode, donate to The Okra Project here: https://www.artsbusinesscollaborative.org/asp-products/the-okra-project-sponsored-project/Then send a screenshot of your receipt to w2ptpod@gmail.com, or DM me on social media (Twitter @itsrainingbrens and Instagram @theburningclem)This episode’s Patron is Mook (for the hat trick!)!This week we’re joined by Kate Graham (Stop! Horror Time! and Pop Culture Beast) to talk the show’s intentions, Jeffrey Combs, and the decline and fall of Beefy Boy!Find Kate on Twitter @dykemaddenFind Stop! Horror Time! on Twitter @horrortimepodFind their writing here: http://www.popculturebeast.com/author/kate/Our artwork is by Henry Hall. Seek out his commissions at henryhall.designOur theme song is “Living in a Dream” by Pseudo Echo.

Kate hails originally from the North East. She qualified with BAHons in History from Durham University before moving to London to pursue her dream of becoming a performer, beginning with a postgraduate course in Musical Theatre at the Royal Academy of Music. She was awarded the DipRAM for her study year, gained a teaching qualification (LRAM) and has since been made an Associate of the Royal Academy of Music (ARAM) for excellence in her field. Kate continues to explore aspects of vocal technique (including Estill method to advanced level) and is currently studying for a PGCert in Performance teaching at the Guildhall Schools of Music and Drama. Kate is currently playing Diane in Come From Away at the Phoenix Theatre, London. Theatre credits include Tanya in Mamma Mia (Novello Theatre) Cherry Sunday in the Original London Cast of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (Theatre Royal, Drury Lane), Tanya in Mamma Mia! (International tour), Mrs Wilkinson in Billy Elliot the Musical (Victoria Palace theatre), Hold Me Touch Me in the Original London Cast of The Producers (Theatre Royal, Drury Lane), Babette in Disney's Beauty and the Beast (Dominion Theatre London and National Tour), A Bowl of Cherries (Charing Cross Theatre), Lucy in The Thing About Men (Landor Theatre), Miranda in A Comedy of Arias (King's Head and Jermyn St), Beggar Woman in Sweeney Todd (Derby Playhouse), Stepmother in Rodgers and Hammerstein's Cinderella (Bristol Old Vic), Elvira in High Spirits (Bridewell), Original Cast of Dick Barton Special Agent (Croydon Warehouse and National tours), Dick Barton and the Curse of the Pharaoh's Tomb (Greenwich), Jerry Springer The Opera (BAC),  No Way to Treat a Lady (Art's Theatre), Les Miserables (German Tour), Three Lost Souls (BAC and King's Head).Kate's first professional work upon leaving college was a concert with the Stephen Hill Singers for Radio 2. From then she became a regular member of 'Capital Voices' run by Annie Skates and has enjoyed an extremely wide variety of work with them. Solo concert work includes Christmas Singalong (Glasgow Royal Concert Halls), Friday Night is Music Night (Radio 2), Abba Symphonic (BSO), Cole Porter Classics (RFH and Bridgewater Hall), Concert tour with the RAF Central Band. Backing vocals for numerous artists including Westlife, Kylie and The Feeling at Proms in the Park, Russell Watson, Lesley Garrett, Cliff Richard, Elaine Paige, Michael Ball, KD Lang, John Wilson Orchestra and soundtracks including Galavant, Nine, Cats and Jesus Christ Superstar. Kate also appeared in Fiddler on the Roof (as Chava), Guys and Dolls (as Mimi) and Sweet Charity for BBC Radio 2. Alongside her professional work Kate has always enjoyed working with private students at home and has taken masterclasses and private lessons at several colleges including Momentum Performing Arts Academy, Performers College, LSMT, Millennium and RSAMD. She was also the Assistant Children's Director at Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and thoroughly enjoyed working with the extremely talented mini cast on their performances.http://www.kategraham.info

Pack your umbrella because we're braving bucketfuls of rain in the Welsh countryside as we make our way to James Whale's 1932 film The Old Dark House! Joining us for a threesome is Kate Graham, the co-host of the Stop! Horror Time! podcast.Join us as we enter the House Femm and meet all of its kooky queer characters and sit down for a lovely dinner of roast beef and potatoes. Enjoy it while it lasts, though, because it won't be long before the mute butler Morgan (Boris Karloff) breaks into the liquor cabinet, and that's never a fun time!We'll discuss Whale's important place in the annals of queer horror, laugh at his spoofing of heterosexuality (a marriage proposal within 12 hours of meeting? C'mon!) and play 'I Spy' with all of the secret queer aspects Whale had to sneak into the film.Plus, Joe lauds the film's secret third-act villain who is also a pyromaniac (or...flaming?), Trace makes an attempt to scat and Kate educates us all on the reasoning behind the gender-bending patriarch of the Femm family.Questions? Comments? Snark? Connect with the boys on Twitter, Instagram, and/or Facebook, or join the Facebook Group to get in touch with other listeners.> Trace: @tracedthurman> Joe: @bstolemyremote> Kate: @dykemaddenSupport the boys on Patreon and shop our online store for your very own Horror Queers merchandise! Check out the NEW online articles on Bloody Disgusting See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Global crises often have deep and long-lasting impacts on gender equality and roles in society, and the COVID-19 pandemic is no different. What can we learn from women leaders around the world who have brought strong and decisive leadership in their response to the pandemic? Does this crisis have the potential to act as a longer-term gender equalizer? The Recovery Project is pleased to be joined by Mary Robinson, former President of Ireland, in-conversation with Kate Graham, Canada 2020 Senior Fellow and host of The 2020 Network's No Second Chances.

Tanaz Javen, Gracen Johnson, Kate Graham, Sameer Vasta, and Thomas Peace explore some of the ideas and questions that emerge at the intersection of leadership and uncertainty.

Host Brian Crombie is joined by Kate Graham, a professor, who is talking about running for the leader of the provincial liberal party.

For our latest episode, we return to the single topic format. The entire episode focuses on WOMEN IN LEARNING. In other words, we explore what it’s like for women in the learning and development field. We are joined by three experts on this subject. Lori-Niles Hofmann who heads up her own firm, Kate Graham of Fosway Group, and Sharon Claffey Kaliouby at Learning Pool.

The Ontario Liberal Party has elected Steven Del Duca as its new leader. It's the party's first step in rebuilding itself after being decimated in the 2018 election. We traveled to the leadership convention in Mississauga to tell the story of how the day unfolded.

On the March 9 London Live podcast: Western University is a key player in national efforts to understand and control COVID-19 with Maxwell Smith, professor in the Faculty of Health Sciences. Former candidate for leader of the Ontario Liberals Kate Graham joins Mike to chat about the campaign, her loss, and what's next. Toronto's affordability crisis is forcing people out of their homes with Global News digital broadcast journalist Jamie Mauracher.  https://globalnews.ca/news/6575583/toronto-affordability-crisis/

Steven Del Duca will become the next leader of the Ontario Liberal Party. But at this weekend's convention, the unassigned delegates shouldn't go too easy on him. Less a surprise and more a yawning "oh really?", Ontario Liberals are choosing their new leader this weekend, Saturday March 7th, in one of the last delegated convention leadership races in Canadian politics. Over 2000 delegates, mostly selected a month prior by Liberals in meetings held by each riding association, will gather at the International Centre in Mississauga. According to the party, 1171 of 2084 elected delegates or about 56% are pledged to Del Duca. Another 350 or so "Super Delegates" - current and former Liberal MPPs, MPs and such - are free to vote however they want. So, why not deny Del Duca the easy first ballot win?First off, if this convention were any more predictable it would have happened already. Any hope of newsworthiness is basically lost, UNLESS there was a surprise on the first ballot. Secondly, look at the alternate candidates, and what they've brought to the table. People like Kate Graham and Brenda Hollingsworth have shown themselves to be smart, engaged and interesting potential leaders. Graham particularly has mounted a last minute rally to gather in any stray votes out there, showing a real spark and attracting the one card-carrying Sudbury Politics host. Broadly, the whole concept of the delegated convention and how leaders should be chosen is under scrutiny (that's a discussion for another day) and stifling the voices of newer Liberal activists seems counter-productive. In the end, the Ontario Liberals will make the safe choice. But the party's establishment doesn't have to serve the leadership to Steven Del Duca on a silver platter. Send it to a second ballot. Watch the freed delegates congregate, perhaps around the front runner, or perhaps to send a message to Liberals they can take to the bank in 2022. - Jeff MacIntyre- Rachel Adriaans- Richard Eberhardt

Nay leads the table at a lesbian power hour that includes Chingy, Amanda-Faye Jimenez, and Kate Graham breaking down GINGER SNAPS 2: UNLEASHED!This is one of those episodes where we digress A LOT, but you know those ones turn out the best. Topics include embarrassing first email addresses, white guys with dreads, and nighttime sadness.Plus, in Tea Time we sip on 1985, CASTLE ROCK, the INVISIBLE MAN trailer, SCREAM 1, 2, 4, and not 3!Find Chingy on Twitter and Instagram @thegaychingyFind Amanda-Faye Jimenez on Twitter and Instagram @failureprincessFind Kate Graham on Twitter @dykemadden and @horrortimepodFind us on Twitter and Instagram: @queerwolfpodJoin our group Attack of the Queerwolf Pack on Facebook!You can follow the whole crew here...Nay: Twitter & Insta @blakkcupcake Art Insta @gaudylosangelesMichael: Twitter @michaelkenken Insta @michaeltjkennedyBrennan: Twitter @itsrainingbrens Insta @theburningclemFor longer messages, you can email us at queerwolfpodcast@gmail.com

Nay leads the table at a lesbian power hour that includes Chingy, Amanda-Faye Jimenez, and Kate Graham breaking down GINGER SNAPS 2: UNLEASHED! This is one of those episodes where we digress A LOT, but you know those ones turn out the best. Topics include embarrassing first email addresses, white guys with dreads, and nighttime sadness. Plus, in Tea Time we sip on 1985, CASTLE ROCK,  the INVISIBLE MAN trailer, SCREAM 1, 2, 4, and not 3! Find Chingy on Twitter and Instagram @thegaychingy  Find Amanda-Faye Jimenez on Twitter and Instagram @failureprincess Find Kate Graham on Twitter @dykemadden and @horrortimepod Find us on Twitter and Instagram: @queerwolfpod Join our group Attack of the Queerwolf Pack on Facebook! You can follow the whole crew here... Nay: Twitter & Insta @blakkcupcake     Art Insta @gaudylosangeles Michael: Twitter @michaelkenken  Insta @michaeltjkennedy Brennan: Twitter @itsrainingbrens    Insta @theburningclem For longer messages, you can email us at queerwolfpodcast@gmail.com (mailto:queerwolfpodcast@gmail.com) ATTACK OF THE QUEERWOLF is a member of the FANGORIA Podcast Network.  Hosted and produced by Brennan Klein, Michael Kennedy, and Renee Bever.  Sound Recording, Mixing, and Editing by Ernie Hurtado. Music by Von Kiss. Logo Art and Design by Jon Holland. For Fangoria: Dallas Sonnier, Phil Nobile, Jr., Jessica Safavimehr, Brandon Wainerdi, Natasha Pascetta, and Rob Galluzzo.

Introducing candidates for the leadership of the Ontario Liberal Party: Michael Coteau, Brenda Hollingsworth, Alvin Tedjo, Kate Graham, and Mitzie Hunter.We're just six people sitting in a studio, no table, no podiums, with me as debate cop, here to arrest any canned talking points immediately. Join us to hear why they should be party leader and premier. And perhaps most importantly, learn if they're cat or dog people.The sixth candidate in the race, Steven Del Duca, declined to participate.Thank you for joining us on The Herle Burly podcast. Please take a moment to give us a rating and review on iTunes or your favourite podcast app.iTunes http://tiny.cc/wygqczSpotify http://tiny.cc/8xgqczStitcher http://tiny.cc/b0gqczGooglePlay http://tiny.cc/49tkdzhttps://www.theherleburly.comWATCH: Subscribe to our YouTube channel “Air Quotes Media.”The Herle Burly was created by Air Quotes Media.

Kate Graham, Ontario Liberal Party leadership candidate, in conversation with Rachel and Richard in advance of the party's 3rd regional leadership debate in Sudbury.

By day, Kate Graham is head of content of Fosway Group, Europe’s #1 HR industry analyst. By night she moonlights as the social chair of Learning Technologies, the co-founder of #womeninlearning, awards judge and TJ podcast contributor amongst other things   Women In Learning

On today's show, Alan discusses the latest in coronavirus updates. Global Reporter Kamil Karamali joins Alan to discuss the latest updates in the hit and run of a Mississauga woman on her motorized scooter. Liberal leadership candidate Kate Graham joins Alan in the Focus Ontario studio. Global Online's Laura Hensley joins Alan to talk pop culture. 

This week on the fourth part of our “OLP MVP”  series, host Amanda Galbraith sits down with Ontario Liberal Party leadership contender and former provincial candidate Kate Graham to discuss her vision for the party's rebuild and her hopes of seeing politics done differently in the province.  Then, the two will go head-to-head in our rapid fire round, with off-the-cuff thoughts on New Years resolutions, favorite podcasts and the upcoming federal Conservative leadership race.

This week on Open Sources Guelph, Christmas comes early. At least it does if you want to hear sound bites from the six contenders that want to be the future leader of the Liberal Party of Ontario. They were all in Guelph last weekend, and we got them all on the record. Speaking of Ontario matters, we're also going to talk about the current situation with the teachers, and then we'll look to the other side of the pond and their current electoral situation. This Thursday, December 12, at 5 pm, Scotty Hertz and Adam A. Donaldson will discuss: Boris' Day. As we go to air, the people in the United Kingdom will be going to the polls, and if you thought Russian interference in an election was a purely American phenomenon, well Reddit users have got some news for you! Redditors discovered that a leak of supposed trade documents is linked to Russian disinformation, which makes an even more difficult election ever more difficult. So what's going to happen when the votes are counted? Does Boris bounce back, or does Corbyn come with the upset? Wrought for Teacher. If you thought last week's one-day strike by the Ontario Secondary School Teachers' Federation was the end of the labour strife with Ontario's teachers, think again. The OSSTF is looking again to a hold another one-day strike and they have submitted a list of demands to the Province in the hopes of diverting it. Meanwhile, the elementary teachers have escalated their job action with the second phase of a work-to-rule campaign, and the Catholic school teachers are planning job action of their own. How much longer can schools operate with this labour disruption? Liberal Media. This past weekend, the Ontario Liberal Leadership campaign really got underway with the first debate between the six hopefuls, and it happened right here in Guelph. That debate was over two hours long, but afterward, we got the chance to spend a few minutes with all six of the candidates - Kate Graham, Mitzie Hunter, Michael Coteau, Steven Del Duca, Brenda Hollingsworth, and Alvin Tedjo - and chat with them about their odds of winning, and what the Liberals need to do to make a comeback in 2022. Open Sources is live on CFRU 93.3 fm and cfru.ca at 5 pm on Thursday.

On this episode Doug Sartori and Sarah Mushtaq break down the OLP leadership race. Featuring interviews with leadership candidates Michael Coteau, Steven Del Duca, Kate Graham, and Alvin Tedjo.

On this episode Doug Sartori and Sarah Mushtaq break down the OLP leadership race. Featuring interviews with leadership candidates Michael Coteau, Steven Del Duca, Kate Graham, and Alvin Tedjo.

Kate Graham joins the podcast to discuss why she is running to be the next leader of the Ontario Liberal Party. Graham, who lives in London, has worked for the city and teaches politics, talks about some of her priorities including tackling climate change and inequality, building up transit infrastructure and "revitalizing democracy." She also reflects on what she learned from running in London North Centre in the 2018 provincial election and what she thinks the Liberals need to do to boost support in Southwestern Ontario. Email sduggal@torstar.ca with any questions, concerns or praise. Music: "Private Eye" by Kevin McLeod From the Free Music Archive CC BY

Chris sits down with Ontario Liberal Leadership candidate Kate Graham to talk about her vision for a government focused on well-being, and how that means using the gas tax to build green transit all over Ontario. 

The concept of “learning in-the-flow of work”, coined by Josh Bersin, is a simple notion; learners can access learning at their point of need in the workplace. See Bersin’s article “A New Paradigm For Corporate Training: Learning In The Flow of Work” (Bersin, 2018) available at: https://joshbersin.com/2018/06/a-new-paradigm-for-corporate-training-learning-in-the-flow-of-work/. He cites the 2018 LinkedIn Learning survey of over 4000 L&D leaders and business professionals that highlighted the biggest barrier to learning is that employees simply don’t have enough time for learning; respondents want to learn at their own pace (58%) and in-the-flow of work (49%) (LinkedIn, 2018). This is further supported by Towards Maturity’s “Learner Voice” research (Towards Maturity, 2016) which found that 91% of learners want to learn at their own pace. See https://towardsmaturity.org/2016/11/03/learner-voice-part-3/. However, learning in-the-flow of work requires learning practitioners to design and facilitate learning close to the workface and that requires new thinking and tactics. We can no longer rely on “the course”. Andy Lancaster, Head of Learning at CIPD, David James, Chief Learning Officer at Looop Learning, and Kate Graham, Head Of Content at Fosway Group discuss this and more.

Thanks to Ontario Loud for organizing and facilitating this conversation! In this episode, we join a conversation with Chris, Kate, and Alexi of Ontario Loud as well as Dr. Kate Graham of No Second Chances to put the Trudeau government to the test on feminism. We also chat about how parties can show up for women in this election -- do you think they will?

Ontario Loud kicks off election season by teaming up with Femme Wonk's Katie Davey and Dr. Kate Graham, host of the No Second Chances podcast, to tackle the roses and thorns of the federal government's record on feminism and gender equality. Also, one Kate in this group has joined the Ontario Liberal leadership race. This is a big one. 

In this episode, Connor and Catherine sit down with West End star Kate Graham. We speak about Kate’s start in musical theatre, her history degree at Durham University and then training at the Royal Academy of Music. Kate also tells us more about her time in Mamma Mia!, making her west end debut in Disney's Beauty and the Beast, as well as her variety of West End credits including; Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, The Producers and Billy Elliot.  Theme music by Simon Oskarsson and Alex Cardall for ACT Music Ldn.

We talk to TJ podcast news section co-host, LTSF backchannel contributor and Fosway Group's head of content Kate Graham about her new initiative, Women in Learning. It's important. Join the LinkedIn group here -> https://www.linkedin.com/groups/12210548/

On June 19th, the No Second Chances project came to a close with a major event held in Ottawa. It was the largest gathering of female first ministers in Canadian history. Kate Graham opened the day with introductory remarks, followed by a keynote speech from former Premier of Alberta, Rachel Notley. Notley spoke about the known, universal barriers that stand in the way of women's leadership in politics, the importance of building alliances across party lines, and a new troubling development that will likely prevent women from entering the ring at all.

It appears that women are under-represented at a senior level in L&D. What's going on to address this and what do we all need to be doing? David and Kate explore these points - and more - within this important conversation.    KEY TAKEAWAYS  How would you describe Fosways role in L&D and your role within the company? We are an independent analyst and our role within the industry is to look at trends and the progression across technology and talent. Our role is to help corporate organisations make better decisions, We also liaise closely with vendors to ensure we have a pragmatic picture. My role involves working across the teams and all content comes through me providing me with an overview of all that is going on.  What is the current conversation around women in learning? The statistics are not great for women progressing into senior management.  I have been involved in the conversation across social media platforms and the engagement was far and above what I was expecting, it has captured people's imaginations and is continuing to grow as people join the debate. Research based on the worldwide learning and skills group and used job titles as an indicator; in support roles the split was 33% men to 67% women,  in practitioner roles 53% men to  47% women, mid-level 49% men to 51% women, senior roles 69% men to 31% women this makes clear there is a barrier and this is a conversation we need to have. Its opened people's eyes to an issue that we didn't know was there previously.  What are you hoping to achieve from this conversation? It's about changing the statistics, ultimately women should be in those senior roles if they want to be and how as an industry can we support that through mentors etc. Mentoring is a great place to start and we are now looking at the practical steps we can implement to move forward. It isn't just about women it's about the steps anyone needs to take to move forward.  How does this conversation relate to the modernisation that is required in L&D? The important thing for this debate is that it doesn't lose sight of the link to our profession. We are and should be open-minded to the possibilities, we can challenge our own thinking and desire for flexibility and learning. Faced with this challenge, the statistics, and this ongoing conversation about women in learning that we should hold ourselves accountable for our own development in this area and continue the conversation.    BEST MOMENTS  ‘That's real life and to understand that is empowering; we can share stories about ourselves'  ‘It should be about lifting everyone up L&D is a great industry to be in because it's such a positive place to be'  ‘There were more people named David on the panel than women'  ‘It's about how the vision is executed within the company'     VALUABLE RESOURCES  Fosway Group website  Kate Graham Twitter  #womeninlearning twitter  Kate Graham LinkedIn  ABOUT THE HOST  David James    David has been a People Development professional for more than 20 years, most notably as Director of Talent, Learning & OD for The Walt Disney Company across Europe, the Middle East & Africa.  As well as being the Chief Learning Strategist at Looop, David is a prominent writer and speaker on topics around modern and digital L&D as well as an active member of the CIPD L&D Advisory Board.     CONTACT METHOD  Twitter:  https://twitter.com/davidinlearning?lang=en  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/davidjameslinkedin/   Website: https://www.looop.co/   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Two of these stories are not like the others. Eva Aariak and Nellie Cournoyea are both Indigenous women, leading within consensus-style governments. In this episode, host Kate Graham examines whether this political environment is more conducive to women's leadership.

According to research published this year, women fill 2/3s of all roles in learning and development - but only 1/3 of senior positions. Why is this? And what can we do to encourage and promote women in learning? This week, Ross G and podcast regular Gemma Towersey are joined by Sharon Claffey Kaliouby, Barbara Thompson and Kate Graham to discuss. If you'd like to share your thoughts on this episode, you can find us on Twitter @RossGarnerGP, @GemmaTowersey, @Sharon_Kaliouby, @CaribThompson and @KateGraham23. Barbara blogs at: https://medium.com/@ba_thompson To find out more about GoodPractice, visit goodpractice.com or tweet us @GoodPractice or @GoodPracticeAus. Don Taylor's research on women in L&D is online at: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/women-ld-still-top-donald-h-taylor/ If, like Ross, you don't know who Elliott Masie is: where have you been? There's a bio on his website:  https://masie.com/information/who-is-elliott-masie The film that Sharon referenced was Battle of the Sexes: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt4622512/ The podcast Gemma recommended was Radio 4's Planet Puffin: https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p07881qf  Carol Dweck's book Mindset is on Amazon at:   https://www.amazon.co.uk/Mindset-Updated-Changing-Fulfil-Potential/dp/147213995X You can join the #WomeninLearning LinkedIn Group at: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/12210548/ 

We're joined by Kate Graham to discuss her new project in collaboration with Canada 2020 -- No Second Chances. This project follows the journey of the 12 women previously elected as first ministers (premiers and prime minister) in Canada. We discuss some interesting learnings that the project has produced, as well as continued barriers for women in politics in Canada. In our current affairs lightening round we chat about inclusive legislatures and some issues highlighted issues that have been in the news lately. Check out our blog post to learn more about it.

Dr. Kate Graham is the host of a compelling new podcast, called “No Second Chances,” which explores the experiences of women in politics through the lens of Canada's 12 female first ministers and their rise and fall from power. Kate joins us to share her insights about the gender inequality issues they faced while in office, as well as her own personal experience in running for office herself.

We start where all good stories do: the beginning. In this episode, host Kate Graham speaks with Canada's 12 female first ministers about their childhoods, whether politics was a lifelong dream, and who shaped them along the way.

In this episode, host Kate Graham looks at the experiences of women in politics - then and now. To set the scene, she speaks with: veteran journalists Robert Fife and Susan Delacourt, former federal Conservative Party interim leader Rona Ambrose, current Green Party leader Elizabeth May, and University of Toronto Professor Dr. Sylvia Bashevkin.    

Host Alex Paterson sat down with Dr. Kate Graham, researcher and senior fellow at Canada 2020, to discuss No Second Chances - a look at the rise and fall of Canada's 12 female first ministers, the commonalities and differences in their experiences, and what their stories can teach us about women in politics at large. The multimedia project launched on International Women's Day, March 8th, 2019.

In the first of a series on the history and future of Ontario's three political parties, Alvin, Alexi and Chris sit down with Kate Graham to talk all things Liberal. What went wrong in the last election? What will it need to do to rebuild? Is there a role for a party occupying "the centre" moving forward? 

New co-host Kate Graham of Fosway joins Jon to discuss some recent news, and then Jo and Jon take their customary look at the magazine and webinars of the month. Totara's very affable Lars Hyland chats to Jo about procurement. Like what you're hearing? Leave us a review on iTunes! https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-tj-podcast/id1287155759?mt=2

Kate and I served together on the board of Pillar Nonprofit Network. She's a passionate Londoner and I enjoyed exploring the areas of the city where we are doing well, and where we still have our challenges.I particularly enjoyed her stories of "Knocking on Doors" and what she's learned from talking to Londoners about the city.

Host Mike Moffatt is joined by Kate Graham, whose Phd dissertation is entitled "Leading Canada's Cities: a Study of Urban Mayors", to talk about the role and powers of mayors.

The Beesotted crew headed to Hammersmith this week for a fun-paked gathering in a beer garden beach hut at The Distillers pub on Fulham Palace Road – Dave Lane, Robin Hood, The Amazing Gem and Kate Graham chew the fat on the post Villa fall out… we discuss the Maupay stamp and should be be punished further, Brentford's new morbid sponsorship deal, The Game's Gone remembers Bees great Tommy Higginson, a rather odd section ‘Which Bee would you like to be haunted by', Five From The Hive with Blackburn rovers fan Micky Delap and the alternative guide to Blackburn. 0 mins – Intro 02:00 – Villa Chat  03:15 – Post Villa Fan Clips 06:23 – Should Dean Smith Make Changes, Sergi Canos and Ryan Woods 21:26 – Neil Maupay Stampy Stampy 31:38 We're All Gonna Die – Brentford's New Sponsors 38:06 – The Game's Gone – Tom Higginson 43:06 Which Bee Would You Want To Be Haunted By? 46:30 – Five From The Hive with Blackburn fan Micky Delap  55:55 – The Alternative Guide To Blackburn 1:00:00 – Outro 1:04:50 – Ends

Kate Graham is a yoga teacher, thai massage practitioner, spiritual guide, budding burlesque performer and freelance writer based in Guelph, ON. Kate is the owner of Simple Tiny Wonderful, a business that helps people make tiny changes to lead simpler and more wonderful lives. Simple Tiny Wonderful also developed what she affectionately calls ''relaxology'' an intuitive and cross-discipline wellness modality. She is also co-owner and founder of Stellar Seekers, a heart-centred writing community that helps creatives and solo entrepreneurs overcome creative challenges and represent themselves more authentically online. Currently Kate is getting ready for a trip to Europe where she will see her spiritual mentor Mooji and give simple travel advice along the way. She's also writing her first set of books to help people live simpler and more authentic lives in accordance to their values. In this episode, we discuss faith, the risk of cultural appropriation in the New Age movement, and how to follow your heart.

Today we have a special guest. Kate Graham, an analyst with Fosway Group, has more than a decade of experience in the L&D field. Today, she shares her insight into new technologies and best practices in creating training with the group. It was a great discussion around nuances in the L&D field and how technology and new ideas influence us. Kate’s background How the field has changed Mindshift Birds eye view User generated content Formal vs. Informal learning Digital learning/eLearning Persona This podcast is powered by ZenCast.fm

Once upon a time we were all curious... We take a trip back to early childhood to explore our innate curiosity as little "aggressive researchers" with Kate Graham, coordinator of Arlington Public Schools' Early Childhood and Pre-K Programs. My parents make a cameo appearance to answer that burning question, "Were you always curious?" Join us next time when we revisit Challenging Racism with Monique Brown for the second part of our conversation on using curiosity to explore and address racism. (Part 1 is available in episode #15)

Lisa talks to some delegates for their views of what they found at Learning Technologies 2017. She talks to Kate Graham, Sarah Lindsell, Andrew Jacobs, Phil Redall and Barrie Sampson.

Today’s podcast sees Craig being joined by Kate Graham and James McLuckie to discuss the subject of internal communications. How are businesses enabling technologies to enhance and enrich their internal conversations? What tools are organisations and individuals turning to enable their staff to connect, communicate and collaborate? Kate and James provide some answers to the above questions whilst Craig complains about them rubbing salt in his wounds!

This podcast sees Craig being joined by Kate Graham, Kim George and Paul Simbeck-Hampson to (hopefully) dispell any misgivings or musunderstandings relating to QR codes, how they can be used to not only enhance learning activities but also as a marketing tool.

Craig is joined by podcast panel regular Kate Graham along with some new voices which belong to Mandy Randall-Gavin and Niall Gavin. Today they are chatting about their recent journey into the…… “Blogosphere”!

Craig chats with Lillian Soon, Kate Graham, Karyn Romeis, Laura Overton, Christie Fidura and Don Taylor on the ‘actions’ that they personally took away from their attendance at Learning Technologies 2011, along with the challenges that they anticipated in trying to achieve them!