Podcast appearances and mentions of kate lawrence

“Every time a bell rings, an angel gets its wings…” Christmas Eve, 1946, Bedford Falls. Down-on-his-luck banker George Bailey feels life has passed him by, and he's at the end of his rope.But when George's guardian angel pays him a visit, he's amazed to discover what life in his beloved town would be like without him. Maybe it's a wonderful life, after all?Cait interviews the cast, Matt Hoisch, Nicole Pavlou, Rob Wallis and Ben Wheeler of the new production of It's A Wonderful Life, at Putney Arts Theatre, based on the critically acclaimed Frank Capra movie, reimagining a joyful story of love, hope and community.Directed by Lois Savill and Kate Lawrence, adapted by Mary Elliott Nelson.Artistic Directors: Barney and Cait Hart Dyke. Podcast Editor and sound design: Nick Wells. Music is 'At the Tropicana' by Chalalatas, license courtesy of Epidemic Sounds.Recorded at the Putney Arts Theatre.The Putney Theatre Company at The South West End! See us online – putneytheatrecompany.org.uk

Welcome to Episode 47 of The Design Dialogues Podcast. This week I am chatting with Kate Lawrence from Kate Lawrence Interiors. In this episode I talk with Kate about creating a niche around a paired back palette, what it is like to be your own client and what are some of the things Kate has learnt from working on her own projects and how they help her with her own design clients. I hope you enjoy my dialogue with Kate.If you are enjoying the podcast I would love for you to leave a review as this helps others find the podcast. Episode Website 

In this episode we sit down with the talented Kate Lawrence Parker, the creative force behind Kate Lawrence Interiors. In this episode, we delve into Kate's remarkable journey from her early days in designing her own developments to the thriving interior design business she leads today. Kate opens up about the pivotal moments that shaped her career and the inspiration that fuels her design philosophy. Don't miss out on this candid conversation with one of the industry's brightest stars.

There's a lot more to designing a renovation than making aesthetic choices. While that's the fun part, there are the more practical elements to consider as well, such as budget and architectural constraints. So, with a host of different decisions to be made, how do you know where to start?  Today on the podcast, I'm joined by the incredible Kate Lawrence, an interior designer and developer who specialises in residential design. Kate shares with us the process she followed for her recent duplex developments, and her approach to undertaking renovations that are not only cohesive in their design, but functional and sustainable.   In our conversation, we discuss the importance of creating cohesiveness to ensure a coherent blend between the exterior and interior of a home. For example, a kitchen should look like it belongs in that house, and the living room connected seamlessly to the facade. Kate sheds light on her design philosophy to achieve this result, which always starts from designing from the outside. We then move on to materials, and Kate discusses her preference for certain materials that add both elegance and functionality. Timber shutters, for instance, play a pivotal role in creating the desired ambiance, while stone and warm white render add character and warmth to the exteriors. We talk about the importance of making selections that strike a balance between visual appeal and practicality, particularly when there are budgets to keep in mind.  We explore the benefits of early integration in a project, where becoming involved as soon as possible enables the design team to make informed decisions, potentially adjust architectural elements and set a clear vision for the project from the get-go. By having designers like Kate on board early, clients can navigate the complex world of design, materials and budgets more efficiently.  This episode is packed with so many gems on making smart design choices, sticking to budget and creating that beautiful flow from the outside in. So tune in and get inspired to create that smooth and streamlined process for your next project!    LINKS: Connect with Kate:   Website:  https://www.katelawrenceinteriors.com.au/  Instagram: @katelawrenceinteriors    Buy our book: BuildHer, A practical guide to building and renovating BuildHer Website: https://buildhercollective.com.au/ BuildHer Instagram: @buildhercollective BuildHer Facebook: Women who Design, Decorate, Renovate & Build Register for a call: https://go.oncehub.com/BuildHer See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to the Instant Trivia podcast episode 962, where we ask the best trivia on the Internet. Round 1. Category: Religious Holidays 1: On Shab-e-Barat, followers of this religion pray to Allah to give them a good year. Islam. 2: Shavuot, the Jewish Pentecost, celebrates the giving of this on Mount Sinai. the Ten Commandments. 3: In Latin America, Dia de la Cruz celebrates the day on which St. Helena is said to have found this. the fragments of the true cross. 4: The festival of Vesak commemorates the birth, enlightenment and death of this religious leader. the Buddha. 5: This church festival on August 15th celebrates the Virgin Mary's ascent into heaven. the Assumption. Round 2. Category: Extravaganza Eleganza 1: Valued at $3.8 mil., the most expensive one of these is encrusted with 4,517 diamonds; it'll at least hold a lipstick. a purse. 2: A $69 hot dog (called a "haute dog") is grilled in white truffle oil and topped with this liver from a duck. foie gras. 3: Fetching $3.6 million at auction, the "Molitor" is a violin he made in 1697. Stradivarius. 4: Go ahead and splurge on a private island; Bird Cay is just $14 million and 30 minutes from Nassau in these islands. the Bahamas. 5: He had more than 300 field animals in his private zoo at his San Simeon estate. (William Randolph) Hearst. Round 3. Category: Family Television 1: The 1996 Thanksgiving episode of this Tim Allen sitcom featured a claymation dream sequence. Home Improvement. 2: Judy and Elroy were (or is that will be) the kids on this visionary show. The Jetsons. 3: She played Kate Lawrence, mother of 4, on the '70s series "Family". Sada Thompson. 4: On "The Simpsons" she's Bart and Lisa's pacifier-equipped baby sister. Maggie. 5: Salinger was the last name of the siblings living without parents on this 1990s TV show. Party of Five. Round 4. Category: Rom Coms 1: Vanity Fair called this film with Bill Murray as weatherman Phil Connors a "rom-com for curmudgeons". Groundhog Day. 2: Director Rob Reiner's mom delivered the immortal line "I'll have what she's having" in this rom com. When Harry Met Sally.... 3: "Something's Gotta Give" is a ditty starring Jack and Diane, these 2 legendary actors. Jack Nicholson and Diane Keaton. 4: In 2005 Will Smith played a "date doctor" who fell in love with Eva Mendes in this comedy. Hitch. 5: This movie had Julia Roberts tell Hugh Grant, "I'm also just a girl, standing in front of a boy, asking him to love her". Notting Hill. Round 5. Category: Nonprofit Organizations 1: This group that sends doctors and nurses to about 70 countries every year won the 1999 Nobel Peace Prize. Doctors Without Borders. 2: (Hi, I'm Mark Kelly.) My wife Gabrielle Giffords and I founded Americans for Responsible Solutions in response to the 2012 Sandy Hook tragedy in this Connecticut community. Newtown. 3: You can adopt a bird to support the conservation society named for this ornithologist and painter of birds. Audubon. 4: Here's the logo of this foundation that works to give every baby a fighting chance. the March of Dimes. 5: This group was started in Britain in 1942 to feed starving women and children in Greece. Oxfam. Thanks for listening! Come back tomorrow for more exciting trivia! Special thanks to https://blog.feedspot.com/trivia_podcasts/

The Cochise County Sheriff's Office is gearing up to hit the road to talk with residents about the need for a new jail and the need to pass the ballot measure that will add a half-cent sales tax over 25 years to build it.Support the show: https://www.myheraldreview.com/site/forms/subscription_services/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Callan Park is where you'll find Callan Park Hospital for the Insane - closed but still standing. It's the biggest green space in the inner west. And it's got a chequered history. Find out.. Why this spot was chosen for mental health? How ‘green therapy' came and went? What is the crocodile of Callan Park? How the community fights to keep it going? And how the quality of our parks impacts mental health. Guests Hall Greenland, President of Friends of Callan Park Drew Roberts, Shared Knowledge Deborah Lennis, Inner West Council Cultural Advisor Roslyn Burge, historian and author Peter Gray, former patient and member of Friends of Callan Park Jenna Bateman, former mental health nurse at Callan Park and CEO of Mental Health Coordinating Council 2000 - 2017 Stephen Gillespie, Coordinator of Glovers Garden community garden Emma and Kimmy, members of Glovers Garden community garden Xiaoqi Feng, Associate Professor in Urban Health and Environment at UNSW https://www.innerwesticons.com/episodes/callanpark (Read the Show Notes) Hosted by Bernie Hobbs. Produced by Jane Curtis. Sound engineering by John Jacobs. Special thanks to Roslyn Burge. Brains trust was Kate Lawrence. Artwork by Dylan Tonkin.

A group of spooky homes in Sydney's inner west are an unmissable landmark. How did these gothic mansions get here? What school song are they in? Why might they be Australia's ‘first real estate display homes'? How did they become the setting for a best-selling YA novel? HostBernie Hobbs is a long-time inner westie, and an award winning science writer and presenter on TV and radio. GuestsJane Fox: Assistant Principal at Annandale North Primary School Vanessa Berry: Writer and artist who works with history, memory and archives. One of her books is Mirror Sydney: An atlas of reflections. Belinda Murrell: Award-winning, internationally published author who's written over 35 books for kids and teenagers. Dr Stephen Gapps:  Historian, author and museum curator with a particular interest in the Frontier Wars. One of his books is The Sydney Wars: Conflict in the early colony 1788-1817. Norma Perry: Former Witches House resident and co-author of the AURA Journals on the history of the Witches Houses and the history of Annandale. Read the https://www.innerwesticons.com/episodes/witcheshouses (Show Notes for extra information and photos). Produced by Jane Curtis. Sound engineering by John Jacobs. Artwork by Dylan Tonkin. Editorial Brains Trust for this episode was Rosa Ellen and Kate Lawrence.

Today we are joined by Kate Lawrence of Kate Lawrence Interiors. Kate is an Interior Designer, Developer & studies Building and Construction in her spare time, with the hopes of one day becoming a licensed builder. In this conversation we discuss:

Today we are joined by Kate Lawrence of Kate Lawrence Interiors. Kate is an Interior Designer, Developer & studies Building and Construction in her spare time, with the hopes of one day becoming a licensed builder.In this conversation we discuss:

On this episode of WOCTalk, we sit down with Kate Lawrence, MSN, RN, CWOCN, the WOCN Public Policy and Advocacy Coordinator, and Chris Rorick, MPH, the WOCN  Director of Government Relations, who serve on the WOCN National Public Policy and Advocacy Committee. Kate and Chris discuss updates to the COVID-19 Legislation, partnering with other organizations to fill coverage gaps, Regional and Affiliate resources, the VoterVoice Platform, and other hot topics and resources. For more information on WOCN Public Policy and Advocacy efforts, to access documents, and to contact your legislator regarding current policy issues, visit our Public Policy and Advocacy page.Episode ResourcesClick hereto view the WOCN Public Policy & Advocacy page.Click here to view the WOCN Trending Legislative IssuesClick here to learn more about the Lymphedema Treatment ActClick here to view the Regional & Affiliate Public Policy Toolkit. (members-only)Click here to view the WOCN and UOAA Admission and Retention of People Living with an Ostomy in Assisted Living Residences Frequently Asked Questions document.Click here to view the new Surgical Dressings Provider Checklist and Frequently Asked Questions documents.Click here to view the Critical Need to Provide Ostomy Supplies Specific to Patient Need to Improve Health Outcomes whitepaper. Click hereto send a message to your legislators through the VoterVoice platform.

Coming Home traces the lives of three women from childhood to adulthood through their experiences of homelessness, to eventually finding safety and a place to call home. Hosted by Kate Lawrence, this podcast looks deeply at how women's homelessness is fundamentally different to men's and the systemic drivers that lead to women becoming homeless: gender inequality, economic disadvantage and family violence, and the unaffordable housing market in Australia. From Juno, this is Coming Home.

On this episode of WOCTalk, we sit down with Kate Lawrence, MSN, RN, CWOCN, the WOCN Public Policy and Advocacy Coordinator, and Chris Rorick, MPH, the WOCN  Director of Government Relations, who serve on the WOCN National Public Policy and Advocacy Committee. Kate and Chris discuss updates on current legislative actions, as well as documents and toolkits for members to utilize, and overall legislative news related to the wound, ostomy, and continence (WOC) practice.For more information on WOCN public policy and advocacy efforts, to access documents, and to contact your legislator regarding current policy issues, visit our Public Policy and Advocacy page.Episode ResourcesClick hereto view the WOCN Public Policy & Advocacy page.Click hereto view the Regional & Affiliate Public Policy Toolkit. (members-only)Click hereto view the WOCN Advocacy and Grassroots Toolkit.Click hereto send a message to your legislators through the VoterVoice platform.Click hereto view the WOCN Public Policy & Advocacy Health Care Agenda.Click hereto view the Guidance on Use of Ostomy DME ChecklistClick here to view the Sample of Medical Necessity TemplateClick here to view the Competitive Bidding and Ostomy Supplies position statementClick here to view the fact sheet on Reimbursement Opportunities for WOC Nursing Services: Medicare Payment for Advanced Practice Nurse Services: A Fact SheetClick here to view the fact sheet on Reimbursement Opportunities for WOC Nursing Services: Medicare Part B “Incident To” Services Policy: A Fact SheetClick hereto view the Public Policy & Advocacy Forum. (members-only)

Kate Lawrence, Senior Director, User Experience at Akamai Technologies, joins UserTesting CEO, Andy MacMillan, and Chief Insights Officer, Janelle Estes, to discuss user experience in B2B.

Kate Lawrence, Senior Director, User Experience at Akamai Technologies, joins UserTesting CEO, Andy MacMillan, and Chief Insights Officer, Janelle Estes, to discuss user experience in B2B.

In this week's episode, Rob Jacomen and Ryan Staton, Co-Hosts of The Trusted Advisor Show are honored to sit down with a very special guest, Kate Lawrence, the Founder and Partner of Lawrence Law to share her amazing success story. Backed with hard work, belief in her dream and the determination to overcome the challenges of entrepreneurship, Kate founded Lawrence Law in 2013 to build her construction law practice after several years working as a business lawyer and litigator. Under Kate’s leadership from 2013 to 2019, Lawrence Law focused exclusively on serving the legal needs of the construction industry, and Kate grew the firm to be an established leader in the field. Kate also served as leader in the construction industry itself. She currently holds leadership positions in multiple industry trade organizations, including serving as the Chapter Attorney for Associated Builders and Contractors, Greater Baltimore. This is one of the most inspiring and uplifting interviews we've ever had the pleasure of doing. Kate is a true visionary and business community leader whose list of achievements and entrepreneurial accomplishments are too long and distinguished to mention them all here. Most importantly, Kate reveals what she values most in life...her amazing children, supportive husband and relationships, first and foremost, and, how to balance family, business, relationships, community service and leadership.And the best part...Kate shares her heart-felt and personal story of the challenges she has faced as a woman in two traditionally male-dominated industries (Legal Profession and Construction) and what it took for her to rise to the top and prove she could achieve her goals and dreams!To connect with Kate directly and learn more about Lawrence Law, LLC:

On this episode of WOCTalk, we sit down with Kate Lawrence, MSN, RN, CWOCN, the Society’s Public Policy and Advocacy Coordinator, and Chris Rorick, MPH, the Society’s Director of Government Relations, who serve on the Society’s National Public Policy and Advocacy Committee. Kate and Chris provide updates on the WOCN Society’s current Public Policy and Advocacy activities, new resources and changes to the Society website, and current legislations related to the COVID-19 pandemic.For more information on the Society’s public policy and advocacy efforts, and to contact your legislator regarding current issues, please visit wocn.org/publicpolicy.Episode ResourcesClick here to view the WOCN Society’s Public Policy & Advocacy Home Page. Click here to view the WOCN Society’s Public Policy & Advocacy COVID-19 updates.Click here to view the Regional & Affiliate Toolkit. (members only)Click here to view more information on the Pressure Reducing Support Surfaces Prior Authorization.Click here to send a message through the Votervoice platform.Click here to view the Letter of Medical Necessity Template and other Tips & Templates for Contacting Your Legislators.Click here to view the WOCN Society Advocacy and Grassroots Toolkit.Click here to view contact information for the National Public Policy Liaisons.Click here to view a list of other Healthcare Organizations.Click here to view the WOCN Society Public Policy & Advocacy Health Care Agenda.Click here to view the Deep Tissue Injury Coding Policy Reminder.Click here to view the Public Policy & Advocacy Form. (members only)

Healthcare is a highly regulated industry at both the professional and payer levels. The WOCN Society is committed to advancing legislative activity that promotes the benefits of wound, ostomy and continence (WOC) nurse involvement related to pressure injuries, acute and chronic wounds, ostomy and continence care. The Society is actively engaged in state and federal public policy and advocacy efforts to help healthcare become economically viable, and to promote the value of WOC nurses across all healthcare settings.In this episode, we talk with Kate Lawrence, MSN, RN, CWOCN, the Society’s Public Policy and Advocacy Coordinator, and Chris Rorick, MPH, the Society’s Director of Government Relations, who serve on the Society’s National Public Policy and Advocacy Committee. Kate and Chris discuss the important role that public policy plays within the Society, and resources that members can use as guides to advocate for themselves, for their profession and for their patients. They also discuss the diligent process of how the Committee works to identify important issues, create action plans and aim to get bills passed.For more information on the Society’s public policy and advocacy efforts, and to contact your legislator regarding current issues, please visit wocn.org/publicpolicy.

First Round Review recently ran article polling CEOs and Hiring Managers about what their favorite interview questions are and it really sparked with Michael and Mylene. They share some of what they think the best interview questions are and what some of the best answers might be.  Before that, tough, we welcome Kate Lawrence, the new administrative coordinator for the graduate student team to talk about her role, her other career as an exhibiting artist and some of the interview questions she's face.Enjoy!Show Notes:40 Favorite Interview Questions from Some of the Sharpest Folks We Know 

SARA KATE WILKINSON meets THE CONVENIENT GROOM (2016) only to fall in love with: Our best friend Phylis ... THEME ... Dave is off tanning ... Fake spouses, a favorite thing ... Shakespeare tropes ... The Expositional Challenge ... Stone b*tch fake mother-in-law ... First-act cheater ... Confessing during technical difficulties ... Twentysomething with teen hairstyle love ... Mr. Lorelai Gilmore ... When we started liking it ... Vanessa Marcil Appreciation Station ... David Sutcliffe, delightfully in his sweet spot ... Rounding out the other characters ... Phylis, and a family of Canadian flashback TV show guests ... Larissa Albuquerque ... BREAK ... Spot the Angel: Zero ... Journalismism: Vlogger, not blogger; tripod videographer; this is not how book deals work; Pam, clueless; reply in comments; women watching vlogs in public spaces; Dr. Kate Lawrence, Ph.D. ... BREAK ... Eat Your Heart Out: A TON of food; 3 first-date red flags callback; staircase torment; FISH vs. HAM; inexplicable dinner; happy-face waffle; curry is awesome; 14 plums; housing unripe fruit; unidentifiable chicken roll; suspicious dietary restrictions; wedding charcuterie plate; close your mouth when you chew; takeout bailout ... BREAK ... The Hallmark Expanded Universe: While You Were Sleeping echoes vs. A Pacific Northwest boating fatality ... LINK: Egregious home architecture ... You can't do blue material on a billiard table ... Overdetermined: None; getting choked up by a Hallmark movie; everything you've said about love is wrong; "mother-daughter talk"; bizarre giggling, Objectivist scoffing; bad bird sculpture; no explanation to be believed; married today ... BREAK ... The Hallmark Bechdel Test: A technical success that works anyway ... The Hallmark Voight-Kampff Test: Pam, a valueless automaton ... Rating: 4.5 ... Almost perfect, apart from the books and the mom ... The Leftovers: Pleasantly reading during TV time ... Are You Afraid of the Badge ... Chilling at home ... Keep Fuckin' That Chicken Files: Faux puns, phone seizure ... "You were with Bryan because you had no reason not to be" ... Be nice, internet people are brutal ... Merry Christmas ... • MUSIC: "Fuck You If You Don't Like Christmas," from Crudbump, by Drew Fairweather • "Speaking from the Heart," by Macho Man Randy Savage • The Newlywed Game Theme (1969) • All other music by Chris Collingwood of Look Park and Fountains of Wayne, except: "Orchestral Sports Theme" by Chris Collingwood and Rick Murnane

Conversations with Cal is a special live event with co-captain Luke Parker and his partner Kate Lawrence covering a wide range of issues.

Chelsea Turnbull, Aubrea Ageda, Eileen Duran, Erin Caligiuri and Michelle Williams (all 2nd year MSW students) discuss how the book, 'Becoming' by Michelle Obama, motivated them to become more involved with policy work. This interview is in connection with their class, Women and Social Policy instructed by Dr. Kate Lawrence.

Recorded at Story Wise Woodend on August 2016.  One story per episode for easy on the go listening. This seasons theme is fire and your host is Dez Rock. Kate Lawrence story on youth, smoking, fire, never admitting fault and forever wanting to grow up fast. 

Maria chats to Kate Lawrence, producer and performer of Cirque Nocturne, playing at Wonderland Spiegeltent (699 LaTrobe St, Melbourne Docklands) from September 14-17 at 9.30pm.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Kate Lawrence shares a heart felt story of place, the place she lives in the Macedon Ranges and her exploration of the original inhabitants of the land.

Kate Lawrence shares a story of the pain of finding yourself inexplicably on the wrong side of the line of ones own integrity.

Kate Lawrence, host of Story Wise Woodend, shares the tale of an epic journey across three states, with her dad and his not ‘normal’ approach to life. 

In this episode Kate Lawrence shares the story of a long car ride with little children, made more interesting by an April Fools trick.

A brief introduction from Kate Lawrence about Story Wise Woodend and her passion for personal storytelling.

In this episode we hear two stories from the first night of Story Wise Woodend, in October 2015.  The theme of the night was Firsts.  Jackie Kerin tells a powerfully moving story with many connections to country, and Kate Lawrence, host of Story Wise Woodend, shares a story with a twist as she grapples with a wild adolescence.You can find out more about Jackie Kerin here:  http://www.jackiekerin.com.auand Kate Lawrence here: http://www.storywise.com.au/about/

In this episode I speak with Kate Lawrence, Vice President of User Research at EBSCO Information Services. Our conversation covers where to place user research in the organization, emotions in fieldwork, and empowering others to advocate for information literacy.