Podcast appearances and mentions of kate hamer

341:Kate Hamer - How can Sports Integrity support Athletes after a Career in Professional Sports?   This week's podcast guest is Kate Hamer, Co-Founder & Chief Operating Officer of AxisStars   Discover: 1. How can Sports Integrity support Athletes after a Career in Professional Sports? 2. Kate's & Louis Saha's vision at AxisStars to support Athletes After Sports  3. How to work with Elite Athletes   This is a must-listen if you want to pursue a career in the Sports Career Industry.   Free Sports Networking Guide: How To Grow, Build, & Create Employment Opportunities Through Your Sports Network!    Download Here: http://bit.ly/3zh3iGe   Connect with Ed!   Connect with Ed on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/edbowers101/   Follow Ed on Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/edbowers101/

KATE HAMER, PETER SWANSON, TOVE ALSTERDAL & CHARLOTTE VASSELL chat to Paul Burke in a special episode featuring four FABER authors who have just published a new thriller/crime novel. KATE HAMER The Lost Girls 'Reads like a shiver down the spine.' ANNA BAILEYPETER SWANSON The Kind Worth Saving 'Smart, surprising, cool and fun, with a deeply satisfying ending. I loved it!' -- Gillian McAllister (The Kind Worth Killing)TOVE ALSTERDAL trans. Alice Menzies You Will Never Be Found 'Strong characters, a great sense of place and plot twists galore.' SUNDAY TIMES CRIME CLUB (We Know You Remember )CHARLOTTE VASSELL The Other Half'Delicious, searing . . . What a great new voice she is in detective fiction!' S. J. BENNETTProduced by Junkyard DogMusic courtesy of Southgate and LeighCrime TimePaul Burke writes for Crime Time, Crime Fiction Lover and the European Literature Network. He is also a CWA Historical Dagger Judge 2022 .Produced by Junkyard DogMusic courtesy of Southgate and LeighCrime TimeCrime Time FM is the official podcast ofGwyl Crime Cymru Festival 2023CrimeFest 2023&CWA Daggers 2023

Coming home was just the beginning... Kate Hamer follows up her taut psychological blockbuster The Girl in the Red Coat with an equally engrossing sequel, The Lost Girls.  Carmel has been returned home five years after she was abducted by the preacher of a cult. But the trauma of her experience continues to haunt her and and her mother Beth. Beth is paralysed by fear for her daughter while Carmel is tortured by the knowledge that she wasn't the only girl to go missing and further dismayed that she must confront the preacher in order to uncover the truth.  @Radio_Gorgeous @kate_hamer @FaberBooks #TheLostGirls

The year 2022 has been a remarkable year for women's football: Record attendance in stadiums all over the place: FC Barcelona, the Euros, NWSL, etc. Record-breaking broadcasting deals and investment rounds Landmark partnership and sponsorship deals Overall, the women's game is driving more investment than ever before. The question is…Now what? How can these dynamics fuel growth? On this episode, we bring you a brilliant panel from WFS Europe where top-tier industry leaders help address these questions and many others. Claire Bloomfield from the European Club Association Andrea Ekblad from Dazn Samantha Lamberti from Nielsen Participate in a panel moderated by Kate Hamer from AxisStars which was a masterclass to understand the present and future of the Women's game. They discuss the need for Women's Football to create “mental availability,” where the flywheel needs to start so it can grow the game further, the partnerships frameworks that must emerge, and other dynamics that need to happen to professionalize the sport even further Enjoy! World Football Summit is where the football industry meets. This podcast is for leaders who want to shape the future of the football (or soccer) industry. On this show, we will bring you closer to the people and the organizations who are driving change in the sports business industry all over the world. You can learn more about us on: Our website LinkedIn Twitter Instagram Facebook Our official YouTube channel You can now buy your ticket for World Football Summit Africa, in Durban (South Africa) on November 16-17, 2022.

“Find the rooms and the conversations and the friendships and the love affairs, where that intuition can blossom into inquiry. You can deliberately choose the risks you want to face and that you're resourced when life blind sides. Dr. Kate Hamer touches on the importance of dialogue and reflects on questions the world is asking of us. How can we respond? Each of us wakes up and rises from our beds. “We take ourselves; we throw ourselves; we trip and stumble into the wider world”. Existential analysis is a process supporting that dialogue. “ Through Care Sleeves, Kate explored the possibility of others to explore how to create something that could be worn, washed safely and reworn. Through her LinkedIn network, she connected with three innovators who between them have over a century and a half industrial experience – the result - a polyester garment milled in England that can be washed up to 50 times. This will be comfortable and reassuring for healthcare workers to wear which can withstand the demands that contaminated environments pose.

This week on CUTalks, we are talking to Kate Hamer and Louis Saha, co-founders of AxisStars - a business which connects sports and entertainment stars with select partners via a mobile app. Louis is a former professional footballer and played for Fulham, Everton and Manchester United amongst others, whilst Kate has vast experience in the marketing world and has her own marketing and digital consulting company. We discussed how Louis and Kate met and how they were each able to utilise their previous experiences when it came to building the platform. They also shared lessons they’ve learnt along the way and the impact of mentors on their careers. This podcast was produced by Carl Homer, Cambridge TV.

Harriett Gilbert talks to Dom Joly and Kate Hamer about their favourite books.

Fair is foul, and foul is fair: Hover through the fog and filthy air. The opening lines of Macbeth could also set the scene in Bath for three adolescent girls bound or intent? on: "double toil and trouble!" Each of Kate Hamer's books (The Girl in the Red Coat & The Doll Funeral) starts with a strong image. Crushed, which takes place in crucible shaped Bath and its ancient bubbling, sulphurous core, snuck up on Kate, much like the angels climbing Bath Abbey but when it came, the central image was a body floating down the Avon. Three teenage girls, isolated and under pressure, come together one sultry summer. Power, obsession, need, naivety and self-absorption lead to disaster. After all, weren't the Furies once teenage girls?  @FaberBooks @kate_hamer www.katehamer.co.uk

This week it's just Hogan Ephraim and Kate Hamer as Marcus Bean is on a coach to Bradford with Wycombe Wanderers. It's important to know that the podcast was recorded at 7pm on 24th August - so Hogan was very accurate with his Wolves v Man City draw prediction and may never forgive Kate for only just publishing it now! Kate and Hogues also discuss Man Utd, Liverpool, England and Hogan's plans for the future. Tweet us @TwoProsInAPod

This week Hogan Ephraim is back with Marcus Bean and Kate Hamer plus they are joined by Comedian and Liverpool Fan Adam Rowe. The team discuss Sanchez' move to Man Utd and Mkhitaryan moving the other way to Arsenal. They also talk about Phil Neville's appointment to the England Women's Team and his ill advised tweets. Adam joins them to talk about Liverpool's season so far and how Klopp's performance should be evaluated plus much more. Follow @TwoProsInAPod on Twitter.

The Doll Funeral with Kate Hamer Kate Hamer won the Rhys Davies short story prize in 2011 and the story was broadcast on #BBC Radio 4, she also has short stories published in anthologies such as ‘A Fiction Map of Wales’ and ‘New Welsh Short Stories’. She’s written articles and reviews for ‘The Independent’, ‘The Sunday Mail’ and ‘The New York Times’. https://www.katehamer.co.ukManhattan Beach with Jennifer EganJennifer Egan was born in Chicago and raised in San Francisco. She is the author of The Invisible Circus, a novel which became a feature film starring Cameron Diaz in 2001, Look at Me, a finalist for the National Book Award in fiction in 2001, Emerald City and Other Stories and the bestselling The Keep. Her most recent novel, A Visit From the Goon Squad, won the 2011 Pulitzer Prize, the National Book Critics Circle Award for Fiction, and the LA Times Book Prize. Her short stories have appeared in The New Yorker, Harpers, Granta, McSweeney’s and other magazines. She is a recipient of a Guggenheim Fellowship, a National Endowment for the Arts Fellowship in Fiction, and a Dorothy and Lewis B. Cullman Fellowship at the New York Public Library. Her non-fiction articles appear frequently in the New York Times Magazine. http://jenniferegan.comFor more show information visitwww.MomentswithMarianne.com

After a long break while they were all busy with other things, Marcus Bean, Hogan Ephraim and Kate Hamer are BACK! Marcus and Hogan are both now in their summer break, they discuss the end of their seasons and look ahead to the end of the Prem. Who will finish in the top 4 and who is going to go down? Where should Rooney play next season? Is it disgraceful for a team who is relegated to suddenly start winning and how can a team that has been promoted then have disastrous results in their remaining games to miss out on being champions? Plus they answer your questions. Tweet any feedback or questions to @TwoProsInAPod

Red is joined in the studio by John Carlin, author of 'Playing The Enemy', Sherri Baines, narrator of Emmeline Pankhurst's autobiography and Kate Hamer, who shares the books of her life

Sam Hepburn, Kate Hamer and Graeme Macrae Burnet join Red Szell as he dips his toes into the murky and dark world of psychological thrillers.

Sheena Kamal has been a stunt double (for children), a stand-in (most notably Archie Panjabi) and a film/TV extra. She has been a producer’s assistant and most recently, a researcher for a gritty TV crime drama series set in Toronto. Sheena’s debut novel Eyes Like Mine is inspired by one issue that kept cropping up during her research- the plight of the missing and murdered indigenous women in Canada. Sheena holds an HBA in Political Science from the University of Toronto, which she attended on Canada's most prestigious scholarship and was awarded a TD Canada Trust Scholarship for community leadership and activism around the issue of homelessness. Kate Hamer grew up in Pembrokeshire and has recently been awarded a Literature Wales bursary. Her bestselling novel The Girl in the Red Coat was a no 3. Sunday Times bestseller and shortlisted for the Costa First Book Award, the Bookseller Industry Awards Debut Fiction Book of the Year, the John Creasey New Blood Dagger and Wales Book of the Year. Her second... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Books editor at 'The Bookseller', Alice O'Keeffe, brings in the novels that she’s looking forward to this month by the authors Kate Hamer, Sara Baume and Ayobami Adebayo.

Searching for your parents? THE DOLL FUNERAL Kate Hamer a Sainsbury's Magazine Book Choice with Donna Freed on Radio Gorgeous As with her previous novel, The Girl in the Red Coat, there are paranormal elements to The Doll Funeral that weave and whirl around Ruby as she searches for her birth parents. Hamer explores family ties, love and loss and the nature of neglect and survival. (This is Kate's second time on Radio Gorgeous). Follow: @kate_hamer LOVE interviews? Sign up to the best interviews on the planet www.radiogorgeous.com

Trish and Jess check in about books they got for Christmas, how their respective apartments are filling with books despite best efforts, and Jess's last ditch attempt to read a book a day for the rest of the year to reach her yearly goal. They then discuss Girl in Blue Coat by Monica Hesse, which made its way into the 30% of books Trish likes despite being a little unbelievable. They compare it to Girl in the Red Coat by Kate Hamer which loaded Jess with tension as she worried that mother and daughter characters would not be reunited. Trish and Jess end with Top 5 Most satisfying or uplifting dogs in literature as recommended by Jess's mom. Next month, special guest Leah with A Man Called Ove by Fredrik Backman. (Music credit: “Books” by Minden http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/3.0/)

Before Trish and Jess review "Endless Night" by Agatha Christie, they commiserate on their apartments filling up with books despite their best intentions and check in about their reading goals for the year. Trish has already read more books than weeks in the year, and Jess makes plans to power through detective novels to make her quota. While reviewing "Endless Night" they discuss their surprise over its structure, push back on extended recuperation periods for sprained ankles, and discuss the inaccurate cover on Jess's book from the 70s. They finish with Top 5 list of men from literature who got in over their heads. Next month they will compare and contrast "The Girl in Red Coat" by Kate Hamer and "Girl in a Blue Coat" by Monica Hesse, with Jess reading the former and Trish the latter. Happy reading till then!  (Music credit: “Books” by Minden http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/3.0/)

This week Marcus Bean, Hogan Ephraim and Kate Hamer discuss the new format Checkatrade Trophy, Man Utd's team selection and Pogba's role (this week's heated debated!), the England squad for Southgate's first match against Malta this weekend and Women's football. There won't be a podcast next week due to the international break and other commitments but Two Pros in a Pod will be back on 20th October with special guest 'The Beast' Adebayo Akinfenwa - get your questions in on Twitter @TwoProsInAPod

This week Marcus Bean, Hogan Ephraim and Kate Hamer discuss last weekend's Premier League games including Watford's defeat of Manchester United. They talk about Mourinho's team selection & whether Rooney should be dropped. They also discuss the saga between Pep Guardiola and Yaya Toure's agent and the situation for Joey Barton at Rangers. They review Jeremy Helan's decision to quit football for religion and the lads talk about players they know who have managed to focus on both at the same time. When asked a question about superstitions, Hogan reveals the weirdest one he knew of connected to Neil Warnock at QPR. Tweet us @TwoProsInAPod with any feedback, questions or topics for future shows.

This week Marcus Bean, Hogan Ephraim and Kate Hamer discuss last weekend's Premier League games including Pogba's debut. They debate what Arsene Wenger should be doing at Arsenal and who the players are that they need. They also discuss West Ham's new stadium, Aston Villa owner Tony Xia's tweets, Jokanovic's outburst at Fulham over not being able to sign Pereira on loan and the situation with Andre Gray at Burnley. Plus they answer listener questions and review week one of the Two Pros Fantasy Football League. Tell us what you think on Twitter @TwoProsInAPod

You Will Know Me (Little Brown and Company) The audacious new novel about family and ambition from "one of the best living mystery writers" ("Grantland") and bestselling, award-winning author of The Fever, Megan Abbott.  How far will you go to achieve a dream? That's the question a celebrated coach poses to Katie and Eric Knox after he sees their daughter Devon, a gymnastics prodigy and Olympic hopeful, compete. For the Knoxes there are no limits--until a violent death rocks their close-knit gymnastics community and everything they have worked so hard for is suddenly at risk. As rumors swirl among the other parents, Katie tries frantically to hold her family together while also finding herself irresistibly drawn to the crime itself. What she uncovers--about her daughter's fears, her own marriage, and herself--forces Katie to consider whether there's any price she isn't willing to pay to achieve Devon's dream.  From a writer with "exceptional gifts for making nerves jangle and skin crawl" (Janet Maslin), You Will Know Me is a breathless rollercoaster of a novel about the desperate limits of parental sacrifice, furtive desire, and the staggering force of ambition.  Praise for You Will Know Me: “Almost unbearably tense, chilling and addictive, You Will Know Me deftly transports the reader to the hyper-competitive arena of gymnastics where the dreams and aspirations of not just families but entire communities rest on the slender shoulders of one teenage girl. Exceptional."–Paula Hawkins, author of the #1 bestseller The Girl on the Train "Is there anything Megan Abbott can't do? We will have to wait for the answer to that question because You Will Know Me continues her formidable winning streak. This story of an ordinary family with an extraordinary child is gorgeously written, psychologically astute, a page-turner that forces you to slow down and savor every word... And, yes -- please forgive me -- she totally sticks the landing."–Laura Lippman, New York Times bestselling author of Hush Hush “Megan Abbott’s latest thriller plunges readers into the shockingly realistic life of young, female gymnasts whose severely regulated lives come with unthinkable consequences. Gritty, graphic, and yet beautiful and dreamlike in the way the story unfolds, You Will Know Me comes barreling at you with all the power and urgency of a high-speed train, as Abbott asserts herself as one of the greatest crime writers of our time.”–Mary Kubica, New York Times bestselling author of The Good Girl “That rarefied sweet spot between unnerving psychological suspense and a family drama with heart, You Will Know Me induces equal parts dread and unease, empathy and warmth. The pages couldn't turn fast enough as I dug deeper into the peculiar and fascinating Knox-family world, trying to figure out who was lying, who was telling the truth, and who was dangerous. Luscious writing, a timely and unique premise, and an ending that will haunt you all summer long.”–Jessica Knoll, author of the New York Times bestseller Luckiest Girl Alive “You Will Know Me takes you into the dark heart of family, a journey that feels more menacing with every page. Abbott cranks the tension up in this disturbing tale of exactly what we are prepared to do for our children - I was reading compulsively into the night. A beautifully written, gripping read that feels unshakeably real.”–Kate Hamer, author of The Girl in the Red Coat Megan Abbott is the award-winning author of eight novels, including The Fever and Dare Me. She received her Ph.D. in English and American literature from New York University. Her writing has appeared in the New York Times, Salon, the Los Angeles Review of Books, the Wall Street Journal, and the Guardian. Megan is currently a staff writer on HBO's forthcoming David Simon show, The Deuce. She lives in New York City. 

This week Marcus Bean, Hogan Ephraim and Kate Hamer are reunited in the same country and the same studio! They discuss the start of the Premier League Season, transfer business done so far, the Championship and the Forestieri saga at Sheffield Wednesday. They end the show with a discussion about their Fantasy League picks - you can join the Two Pros in a Pod Fantasy League here https://t.co/ithqqOHh5N

This week Marcus Bean and Kate Hamer are joined by former QPR, Millwall and Nigeria Defender Danny Shittu. They talk about how he got into the game, what happened at Millwall and what he is doing now. They also discuss the football talent in Nigeria. Hogan is not on the show this week but Kate and Marcus also discuss what players eat before and after a game, the Maria Sharapova situation, that Liverpool penalty last weekend and the managerial situations at Newcastle and Rotherham.

Martha Frankel’s guests this week are Robert Burke Warren, Kate Hamer and Juan F. Thompson.

This week Kate Hamer & Marcus Bean are joined in the studio by Billy Clifford. The 23 year old, currently at Boreham Wood FC, spent over 10 years at the Chelsea Academy. They discuss what it is like to get signed at such a young age and the path his career has taken since then. Hogan Ephraim joins the team by phone due to a bout of Man Flu. They also discuss the Champions League game between Arsenal & Barca, Aston Villa's behind closed doors game with the U21s and we reveal a different side to Beany when someone sits in his seat on the team coach.

This week Marcus Bean, Hogan Ephraim and Kate Hamer are joined by Leicester City's Danny Simpson. They talk to him about Leicester's amazing season so far, what he thinks of the manager and team mates and answer questions from Twitter. They also discuss ticket prices, China's increasing interest in the European transfer market, Gary Neville's performance at Valencia, Liverpool's FA Cup departure & the return of Sturridge and more.

Part two of our interview with Kate Hamer begins with a discussion of Carmel, the 'Girl' in The Girl in the Red Coat. ----more----Having avoided the subject of her special power - spoilers alert etc - we move onto: love and its distortions 'I am not really interested in monsters': Hamer on her villainsreligion in the novelHamer and the Gothic Beth, Carmel and the use of tensesparents making maps of their children's livestime in the novelstasis and waiting: the challenge of writing Beth's narrative  'For both of them it was like a journal of survival'how parenthood changes youparents and their parentsis it an optimistic novel? how to end the novelHamer's own childhood in Walesreligion, mysticism and storytelling formative reading: 'Anything deeply, deeply tragic'influences and Hamer's current literary crush: Nicole Krausswhy Hamer took so long to write her debut!life as a novelist and future plans

As a trailer for the second part of our interview with Kate Hamer, she reads a second excerpt from her Costa-nominated debut The Girl in the Red Coat.

If Kate Hamer's debut novel The Girl in the Red Coat sounds familiar, in part because it joins a horde of books with the word 'Girl' in the title,----more---- then readers might be pleasantly surprised by the strange story that awaits. By turns Gothic and emotional, funny and heard-breaking, supernatural and realistic, it tells the story of a kidnapped girl and a grieving mother that takes a number of strange turns. When I met Kate at her London publisher, Faber and Faber, we began by talking about the (for her) strange, new prospect of discussing her first work of fiction. We then moved onto: her creative writing course at Aberystwythanswering personal questionsreading work-in-progress aloudKate described her novel21st century fairytaleswhere did the idea for the novel come from (I had to ask it!) writing and working through universal fearsthe cultural power of red coatsthe title of the novelusing the word 'girl' in the titlethe character of the 'girl', Carmelto research or not to researchthe unknowableness of children and parentsrural childhoodsdivorcethe problem of spoilersKate Hamer's profile at Faber & Faber is: here.

As a trailer for my two part interview with Kate Hamer, author of the Costa-nominated debut The Girl in the Red Coat, she reads from the opening chapter.

On this week’s Little Atoms, two interviews. Neil Denny talks to Salena Godden about her memoir Springfield Road, and to Kate Hamer about her debut novel The Girl in the Red Coat. Salena Godden writes and performs poetry, fiction, memoir, radio drama and lyrics. Her latest book of poems, Fishing in the Aftermath, was published in […] See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Kate Hamer reads her contribution to our Fiction Map of Wales anthology, "The Visit".

Kate talks about her involvement in a major research project. [Subtitled]