Podcast appearances and mentions of Kate Robinson

A pond-side podcast about biracial belonging in the arts, recorded live. Maria Birch-Morunga is a Māori/Pakehā facilitator and craft queen. Kate Robinson is an Iranian/Australian family violence lawyer and artist. Together, they're two biracial women who are endlessly fascinated by the juggling of cultures, identities, and family gossip that can come with being mixed-race. Their podcast Being Biracial is filled with heartfelt and funny interviews with guests discussing the dualities of living across multiple cultures. And now they're bringing the pod to MPavilion for a special live recording.  Joining them for a chat is MPavilion Season 11 collaborator Joel Bray, a proud Wiradjuri dancer and performance-maker, and Scotty So, a Melbourne/Narrm-based artist who works across media, including ceramic, painting, photography, sculptures, site-responsive installation, videos, and performance. As the Artistic Director of Joel Bray Dance, Joel Bray makes his work in collaboration with Elders, Community and Country, often in unorthodox spaces that draw on his Wiradjuri heritage. Using humour, Joel engages audiences in rituals that touch on themes of sex, history, trauma, and healing.  Driven by the thrill of camp, Scotty So explores the often-contradictory relationship between humour and sincerity, creating a scene of para-fiction through the manipulation of found objects and existing imageries in the living experience. Born and raised in Hong Kong, So's work has been shown in Australia, China, Hong Kong, and Europe, including the National Gallery of Victoria. Scotty So is represented by MARS Gallery in Australia. This is a celebration of shared stories and a peek behind the concrete walls into the work that makes up the Home Ground program.

In this episode, Dr. Mike Pownall interviews Marnie Raymond, a newly certified Equine Diplomat of Osteopathy (EDO), and Dr. Kate Robinson about McKee Pownall's new osteopathy service. They discuss the foundations of equine osteopathy, its benefits, and how it complements traditional veterinary care.Key Timestamps:[00:00:00] Introduction and welcome[00:01:00] Marnie's background and new osteopathy certification[00:02:00] Definition of osteopathy and its three main systems[00:04:00] Discussion of Vluggan Institute training program[00:07:00] Dr. Robinson's visceral module training[00:11:00] Whole horse approach and system interconnections[00:14:00] When osteopathy is recommended[00:16:00] Explanation of visceral assessment and manipulation[00:18:00] Typical appointment structure and duration[00:21:00] Follow-up recommendations and treatment frequency[00:23:00] Impact on existing bodywork approaches[00:28:00] Key learning moments and insightsKey Takeaways:Equine osteopathy focuses on three main systems: musculoskeletal (parietal), cranial sacral, and visceral (organs)Treatment sessions typically last 1.5-3 hours depending on the type of examinationThe Vluggan Institute training program is recognized by the International Registrar of Equine Osteopaths (IREO)Osteopathy can benefit horses including horses with:Behavioral changesLead pick-up issuesMystery lamenessRecurring painPost-injury recoveryCollaboration between veterinarians and osteopaths provides comprehensive careTreatment involves detailed assessment of the whole horse, including internal organ mobilityRegular follow-ups are recommended to monitor progress and adjust treatment plansThe approach emphasizes treating the whole horse rather than isolated symptomsNotable Quote: "The systems of the horse do not act in isolation, and we're probably doing the horse a disservice if we try and treat them that way." - Dr. Kate RobinsonLearn more at www.mckeepownall.caContact us at info@mpequine.comConnect with us on social:Linked In https://www.linkedin.com/company/mckee-pownall-equine-servicesFacebook https://www.facebook.com/McKeePownallEquineServices/Instagram https://www.instagram.com/mckeepownallvet/?hl=enYouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCj6fmvGm8DO6NHta0IOvs2AThis podcast is not a substitute for regular & emergency veterinary care. Our purpose is to inform & educate horse people not to diagnose & treat medical conditions without a valid a veterinary-client-patient relationships.Mentioned in this episode:Introductory Osteopathy Offer Is your horse not performing at its best? Maybe there's a behavior change or lameness you just can't pinpoint. Equine osteopathy could be the solution you're looking for and now is the perfect time to give it a try. McKee-Pownall is making equine osteopathy more accessible with an exclusive 15% discount on our introductory osteopathy package available when you purchase before March 31st, 2025. If you're a Wellness Plan member, you'll enjoy an additional 5% off, bringing even more savings to this...

Rana and Michala discuss hosting people, beef with taxis, giving up on friendships and share the stories of their first kisses.They are joined by singer-songwriter and actress Casey Donovan to chat about her new show Sister Act: The Musical, podcasters Maria Birch-Morunga and Kate Robinson on their podcast Being Biracial, endocrinologist Dr Sonia Davison on peri/menopausal acne and entertainer and regular guest Broad Brihony Dawson on being the boss in their family. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of the EquiConnect podcast, hosts Dr. Mike Pownall and Karen Foell, along with guest Dr. Kate Robinson, discuss the timely topic of fall laminitis in horses. They explore what laminitis is, why fall presents a higher risk for this condition, and the factors like cool nights and high sugar grass that can contribute to it. The conversation covers the impact of conditions like metabolic syndrome and PPID (Cushing's disease) on laminitis risks, particularly in older horses. The discussion also highlights how managing diet, exercise, and grazing habits can mitigate these risks. Dr. Kate Robinson and Dr. Mike Pownall share insights on recognizing symptoms, testing for PPID, and specific hoof care strategies to help afflicted horses.Time Stamps:00:00 Introduction to EquiConnect Podcast01:01 Welcoming Dr. Kate Robinson01:38 Understanding Laminitis02:55 Fall Laminitis Risks07:04 Managing Laminitis in Horses11:47 Symptoms and Testing for PPID14:58 Preventative Measures and Care23:22 Farrier's Perspective on Laminitis29:49 Conclusion and Final ThoughtsLearn more at www.mckeepownall.caContact us at info@mpequine.comConnect with us on social:Linked In https://www.linkedin.com/company/mckee-pownall-equine-servicesFacebook https://www.facebook.com/McKeePownallEquineServices/Instagram https://www.instagram.com/mckeepownallvet/?hl=enYouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCj6fmvGm8DO6NHta0IOvs2AThis podcast is not a substitute for regular & emergency veterinary care. Our purpose is to inform & educate horse people not to diagnose & treat medical conditions without a valid a veterinary-client-patient relationships.

Guests are Kate Robinson of Everbloom Montessori, Pastor Banza Mukalay, of Restoration Community Church and in-home childcare business owner, and Allison McCulley of Together West Michigan

Introducing our first two storytellers, Ben Haywood and Kate Robinson. This week they go head-to-head to find and tell the best story on the theme Silver Linings. Ben investigates a small country village that became home to a mind-boggling mystery when it was suddenly overrun by hundreds of… teddy bears.  And Kate's story begins amidst an emotional breakup, when out of the blue she receives a voice message from a friend. Enlisting help from Elizabeth Day, Kate creates a love letter to those friends who hold us together when life falls apart. Find and Tell is the search for the next generation of Australian storytellers. Each episode, join host Jamila Rizvi and the best up and coming storytellers the country has to offer.  Follow along each Wednesday to find out who will be crowned the Find And Tell champion and take home the grand prize. Find And Tell is co-production between BlakCast & iHeart Australia. Hosted by Jamila Rizvi Storytellers are Naeun Kim, Mark Mariano, Ben Haywood & Kate Robinson Show Producer is Jay Gasser Mix & Mastering by Ryan Pemberton Story producers are Indianna Symons, Ryan Pemberton, James Parkinson & Grace Richardson Theme music by Alex Cox Video production by All Things All Creatures @allthingsallcreatures Special thanks to Mundanara Bayles, Corey Layton, Stephanie Coombes, Alyssa Partington, & Bree Steele.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Join co-hosts and co-creators Maria Birch-Morunga and Kate Robinson for a special live recording of their hit podcast Being Biracial, coinciding with International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination. Along with special guests, comedian Aurelia St Clair and AFLW champion Darcy Vescio, they discuss navigating the world as a mixed-race person and the dualities of living across multiple cultures. St Clair also shares a very special stand-up set. The event was presented in partnership with The Wheeler Centre, The Round and Being Biracial.It was recorded on Thursday 21 March 2024 at The Round.Featured music is ‘Take It Slow' by Green Twins. Listen to more episodes of Being Biracial here: https://beingbiracialpodcast.com/listen-nowSupport the Wheeler Centre: https://www.wheelercentre.com/support-us/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In a world filled with ever-evolving language and cultural nuances, communication is both an art and a science. Join Chris Schwager and Kate Robinson as they delve into the depths of language, exploring its power to connect, influence, and shape our understanding of the world. From the evolution of Aussie slang to the intricacies of professional discourse, Chris and Kate dissect the significance of words in every facet of life. Discover how to unleash your creativity, stand out in live video situations, and leave a lasting impact by mastering the language of connection and authenticity. Tune in for insightful conversations, humorous anecdotes, and practical tips to elevate your communication skills in the digital age. FOLLOW Kate Robinson, Ph.D DIY VIDEO PROGRAM Create your own videos with a push of a button VIDEO COACHING Refine your on-camera skills with personalised guidance from industry experts ON-CAMERA TRAINING Create outstanding videos with natural skills of a professional presenter DIY VIDEO WORKSHOP Learn how to save time, build consistency, and show up like a professional CONVINCE YOUR BOSS Download our guide to help decision makers understand the importance of video marketing their business. RIDGE FILMS YOUTUBE Catch recent episodes of the DIY Video for Professionals podcast on our Youtube channel. Let us know what you think and feel free to like, comment, and subscribe.

In this exciting episode of the Equiconnect podcast, join hosts Dr. Mike Pownall and Karen Foell as they welcome guest veterinarians Dr. Kate Robinson and Dr. Marisa Markey for a deep dive into the world of Veterinary Spinal Manipulation Therapy (VSMT). Get ready to uncover the secrets of VSMT as the episode introduces its significance and all the amazing benefits it brings to equine health. You'll hear inspiring stories of how VSMT transformed the lives of horses, improving their performance and overall well-being. Don't miss out on the exclusive prepaid VSMT package offers from McKee-Pownall Equine Services. Time Stamps:00:00 Introduction00:34 Introducing the Hosts and Guests00:48 Understanding Veterinary Spinal Manipulation Therapy (VSMT)02:03 The Process and Benefits of VSMT05:37 Real-life Experiences with VSMT11:19 Mythbusters: Debunking Common Misconceptions about VSMT15:40 Special VSMT Packages and Offers16:47 Closing Remarks and Contact Information

Headlines// 7.15: Jan Bartlett speaking with Dr Helen McCue about her work with Australian People for Health, Education and Development Abroad, also known as Union Aid Abroad, and her continued advocacy for refugee and women's rights. Listen to the full episode on 3CR Tuesday Hometime// 7.30: Sarah Baarini and Shirley Winton from Hobsons Bay 4 Palestine on mobilising to advocate for a Free Palestine and the community rally happening tonight at 6pm at the Hobsons Bay Civic Centre. Follow them on Instagram: @hobsonsbay4palestine// 7.45: Elena Pererya from BikeWest and Angela Ashley-Chiew from Better Streets for the West on an upcoming event organised with Critical Mass Melbourne advocating for safer speeds, footpaths and pedestrian crossings in Footscray at the state library at 5:30pm on 23 February. Follow @bike_west and @criticalmassmelb on Instagram for updates// 8.00: Elena Lopez of the Communications Workers of America (CWA) on cross-border worker solidarity in the face of job offshoring. Listen to the full episode on 3CR Stick Together// 8.15: Artists and podcast hosts Kate Robinson and Maria Birch-Morunga on their new project Threads at the Melbourne Museum and what to expect from Being Biracial season 2. Follow @beingbiracial on Instagram for updates//  SongsSOS - Little Simz

In this Complex Care Journal Club podcast episode, Dr. Catherine Diskin and Ms. Kate Robinson discuss their team's approach to co-developing a continuing education seminar series. They describe the value of family partnership in complex care education and research, important considerations for effectively engaging families, and next steps from this work. SPEAKERS Catherine Diskin, MB, BCh, BAO Assistant Professor of Pediatrics, University of Toronto Co-Educational Lead, Complex Care Program, Department of Paediatrics, The Hospital for Sick Children Kate Robinson, MFA Founder and Artistic Director, Foxservingpie.org Mother of a child with medical complexity HOST Emily Goodwin, MD Clinical Associate Professor of Pediatrics, University of Missouri Kansas City School of Medicine Pediatrician, General Academic Pediatrics Beacon Program, Children's Mercy Kansas City DATES Initial Publication: November 6, 2023. CITATION Diskin C, Robinson K, Goodwin EJ. Partnering in Pedagogy: Reflections of a Family Leader and Clinician-Educator. 11/2023. OPENPediatrics. Online Podcast. Links: https://youtu.be/o7qTC7WsAKg, https://soundcloud.com/openpediatrics/partnering-in-pedagogy-reflections-of-a-family-leader-and-clinician-educator. JOURNAL ARTICLE REFERENCED Diskin C, Robinson K, Agrawal R, Masterson D, Coleman C, Cohen E. Family Partnership in Continuing Medical Education: A Collaborative Experience. Pediatrics. 2023;151(5):e2022060280. doi:10.1542/peds.2022-060280 ADDITIONAL ARTICLES CITED Diskin C, Malik K, Gill PJ, Rashid N, Chan CY, Nelson KE, Thomson J, Berry J, Agrawal R, Orkin J, Cohen E. Research priorities for children with neurological impairment and medical complexity in high-income countries. Dev Med Child Neurol. 2022 Feb;64(2):200-208. doi: 10.1111/dmcn.15037. Epub 2021 Aug 30. PMID: 34462917; PMCID: PMC9291325. TRANSCRIPT https://op-docebo-images.s3.amazonaws.com/Transcripts/Partnering+in+Pedagogy+Reflections+of+a+Family+Leader+and+Clinician-Educator.pdf Clinicians across healthcare professions, advocates, researchers, and patients/families are all encouraged to engage and provide feedback! You can recommend an article for discussion using this form: https://forms.gle/Bdxb86Sw5qq1uFhW6 Please visit: http://www.openpediatrics.org OPENPediatrics™ is an interactive digital learning platform for healthcare clinicians sponsored by Boston Children's Hospital and in collaboration with the World Federation of Pediatric Intensive and Critical Care Societies. It is designed to promote the exchange of knowledge between healthcare providers around the world caring for critically ill children in all resource settings. The content includes internationally recognized experts teaching the full range of topics on the care of critically ill children. All content is peer-reviewed and open-access thus at no expense to the user. For further information on how to enroll, please email: openpediatrics@childrens.harvard.edu

Join hosts Karen Foell and Dr. Mike Pownall on this episode of the Equiconnect podcast as they delve into the topic of gut health in horses. They are joined by Dr. Claudia Cruz and Dr. Kate Robinson from our Caledon practice, as they highlight the vital role that gut health plays in a horse's overall well-being. When gut health is compromised a wide range of issues can develop like infertility, eye problems, allergies, performance issues, and body condition score. Do not miss out on the opportunity to learn more about this crucial topic.Learn more at www.mckeepownall.ca

Graduating senior Kate Robinson was one of two student speakers at the commencement ceremony for the Worthington High School class of 2023, on Friday, May 26, 2023.

Do you want to learn how to do, think and be better – for our planet and in life itself?  You are not alone. And it's not just us in a personal capacity, either. Mark Shayler — thinker, doer, creator, speaker and author — helps brands too. He shows how big companies can think like small ones and small companies can think like big ones, to make sure they stand apart, remain relevant in our society and most importantly, retain their creative magic.  An expert in helping businesses innovate and prioritise sustainability, Mark sews the positive seeds of change that transform companies and help make our world a better place. You'll come away from this conversation overflowing with imaginative ways you'll want to evolve, not only in the way you do business, but also in the way you live. Mark explains that the key lies in, “Not letting the success of yesterday get in the way of today”. Listen to find out why.  If you enjoyed this episode, we think you'll love Holly's Conversation of Inspiration with Kate Robinson, author, speaker and co-director of Nevergrey.  Plus for more unfiltered insight, subscribe to Holly's weekly newsletters on our website, where she shares small business inspiration of all kinds, exclusive nuggets of wisdom from her and her guests, plus offers, creative ideas and topical, 'ungoogleable' business advice.

In today's episode, Dr. Mike Pownall welcomes Drs. Kate Robinson and Melanie Pfeffer from McKee-Pownall Equine Services as they discuss winter care tips for your horse. Having spent her previous years working in Saskatchewan, Dr. Robinson has dealt with winters perhaps worse than Ontario. As for Dr. Pfeffer, having grown up in Bavaria, Germany, she also has experience in a very wet, cold climate. They discuss important topics such as hydration, feed and blanketing, dental care, how to manage temperature fluctuations and more.

In episode five of Touch of Truth, Kate Robinson. Robinson is an author, speaker, and co-founder of a number of initiatives dedicated to the legacy of her father, Sir Ken Robinson. She joins host Jackie Cooper to discuss dropping out of school at 16 and the four rules her parents gave her, the parallels between our human social/cultural systems and natural ecosystems, and how millennials and older generations should be supporting Gen Z.Subscribe to Touch of Truth on your favorite podcast platform!You can listen and subscribe to all of Adweek's podcasts by visiting adweek.com/podcasts.Stay updated on all things Adweek Podcast Network by following us on Twitter: @adweekpodcasts.Follow our host on Twitter: @JackiePRCooperAnd if you have a question or suggestions for the show, send us an email at podcast@adweek.com. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

At the end of each podcast series, Holly likes to take a moment out of the hustle and bustle of small business life, to sit and reflect on the special conversations she's been lucky enough to have.  So if you haven't yet listened to every episode this season, or if you loved them all so much that you want to recall key moments – settle down with a cup of tea and get ready to take notes from some of the most successful founders on the planet.  In this series, each of Holly's guests have shared tales from their business journeys so far, building some of the most recognised brands in the world. Each guest opened up about the highs and lows of their unique journeys, but the one key similarity Holly recognised amongst every founder is their ability to pivot when the going gets tough, in order for their businesses to survive.  Here, Holly has selected a key moment from each of her conversations that have stayed with her – including ungooglable pieces of advice, inspiring moments and some emotional memories we can all take lessons from.  This round-up episode features snippets from Holly's conversations with Trinny Woodall, founder of Trinny London, Kate Robinson, co-founder of The Creative Revolution and Never Grey, Dishoom's founder Shamil Thakrar, Helen and Sarah, squiggly career experts and co-founders of Amazing If, Josie Naughton, founder of Choose Love, Marisa Hordern, creator of Missoma, Renee Elliott, founder and mastermind behind Planet Organic and Beluga Bean, NEOM's founder Nicola Elliott, and Charlotte Wood, founder of Polar Post and Queen of Christmas.  Plus for more unfiltered insight, subscribe to Holly's weekly newsletters on our website, where she shares small business inspiration of all kinds, exclusive nuggets of wisdom from her and her guests, plus offers, creative ideas and topical, 'ungoogleable' business advice. 

#VN 166 🎙 26 noiembrie 2022 cu Dragoș Pătraru Noi nu trăim în lumea în care trăiesc și restul animalelor. Noi ne creăm lumile în care trăim. O ediție tribut pentru Sir Ken Robinson, autorul care a avut o contribuție uriașă la felul în care Dragoș vede educația, școala și învățarea. Audiție plăcută! -------------------------------------- Recomandări: Imagine if... Cum să construim un viitor pentru noi toți – Sir Ken Robinson și Kate Robinson

Kate Robinson tells us about WOMEN* NOW, an exhibition at Queen Victoria Women's Centre featuring feminist art works by more than 50 artists, designers and makers. Kate's artwork features in the exhibition, and is a board member at QVWC.Associate Professor Dominique Allen joins us to share the findings in a new report by the Monash Business School about the discrimination pregnant women face in the workplace.Karen Fletcher is an activist with the Homes Not Prisons campaign as well as the Executive Officer at Flat Out, state-wide advocacy and support service for women, trans and gender diverse people (and their children) who have been criminalised. Karen joins us to talk about the lack of safe and secure housing provided for women who have experienced criminalisation, and the importance of funding public resources.This week is International Transgender Awareness week, and to celebrate this, Sasja Sÿdek – co-founder of Trans Sisters United, Trans Pride March Melbourne and board member of Transfemme – joins us. Sasja hosts and produces Queering the Air, right here on 3CR.We hear excerpts of interviews recorded by Indigenous Rights Radio from the Indigenous Peoples Caucus at COP27. Cultural Survival conducted interviews with Pasang Dolma, Joan Carling, Angel Levac Brant and Aeshoutou Manu on the impacts of Climate Change.Songs played:Nice - R.U.BWildfires - SAULTLook Around - Danielle Ponder + Karate BoogalooMotorcycle (feat. Geryon) - June JonesModjarrkki - Black Rock Band

Imagine if… creativity was as important as literacy, maths or science? What could we, as a species, be capable of achieving if we prioritised it and gave it the right conditions to flourish? These are questions posed by the late great Sir Ken Robinson. His daughter and closest collaborator Kate Robinson now continues his work which she describes as being a ‘love letter to human potential' and Holly was lucky enough to meet with her recently.  In this interview, Kate shares her wisdom on how we should be raising the next generation when it comes to their education and allowing them to find the ‘element' that they love most – a phrase that Holly likens to ‘finding their diamond'.  Kate delves into her own experiences and struggles with the constraints of the education system, and explains how we should be communicating with our young, why university is not the only option to achieve a successful career, and also how the education system is quite literally killing the young people of today.  Is there hope for change? You'll have to listen to find out… If you enjoyed this conversation, you might also enjoy Holly's episode with  Becky Sheraidah, founder of ARTHOUSE Unlimited. This Conversations of Inspiration podcast episode is brought to you with support from Adobe Express. Enjoying listening to these unfiltered chats? Subscribe to Holly's weekly newsletters on our website, where she shares small business inspiration of all kinds, exclusive nuggets of wisdom from her and her guests, plus offers, creative ideas and topical, 'ungoogleable' business advice. 

*This episode was recorded during the 2022 Hinman conference.* In this episode of the Just DeW It podcast, Anne Duffy is joined by Dr. Kate Robinson. Dr. Robinson is a practicing dentist and the General Chair for the 2022 Hinman conference. Dr. Robinson explains her journey in dentistry, starting as a hygienist and eventually growing into a dentist. She describes the collaboration that is required for the annual Hinman conference to go smoothly, and describes that her colleagues are like family who all contribute to the labor of love. She also details the family-like relationship she has with her dental patients, and how she learns from them. Dr. Robinson and Anne recall the champagne toast that started DeW back in Hinman 2017, and the wonderful time they've had knowing each other over the years. They discuss the rise in popularity of oral systemic health, and how excited they are for more dental and medical professionals to join the movement. *Just DeW It Podcast is the official podcast of Dental Entrepreneur Women (DeW), founded by Anne Duffy, RDH. The mission of DeW is to inspire, highlight, empower, and connect all women in dentistry. To join the movement or to learn more, please visit dew.life. Together, we can DeW amazing things!* References: Hinman.org

In today's episode, Dr Kathryn Surasky and Dr Kate Robinson sit down with Dr Ruby Chow for a discussion about her upcoming internship with McKee-Pownall! Dr. Ruby Chow will be joining our practice for a 13-month internship. Dr. Chow previously worked with us in the summer of 2020 as a technician in our Uxbridge practice and we are delighted to welcome her back as our first intern after her recent graduation from The Ontario Veterinary College. We are excited to start this program at a time when the equine industry is suffering from a drastic decline in veterinarians. Our ability to provide a good experience for an intern will help ensure that the equine veterinary industry has new practitioners entering the profession and will help us to identify future veterinary associates for MPES.  An intern is a graduated and fully licensed veterinarian who is seeking additional time after completing vet school to be mentored in additional aspects of the veterinary industry. In our case, an intern is seeking mentorship, experience, knowledge and skill-building in equine practice. Interns may be newly graduated veterinarians, or they may be experienced veterinarians who have decided to pursue specialized training in a specific area of the industry. So what is an internship? An internship is the term used to describe the position an intern takes. An internship is intended to be a year of mentorship where at the end the intern has gained significantly more confidence, experience and skills in a specific area of veterinary medicine (like equine practice) than they would after a year of practice on their own. In return, equine practice (in general) gains a confident, experienced and skilled veterinarian to join the workforce.   Almost every veterinarian at McKee-Pownall has come through an internship program of some sort and we are excited to be able to give back to our industry by offering this program. 

Kate Robinson, daughter of the late Sir Ken Robinson, narrates this concise version of their strategy to revolutionize education. Host Jo Reed and AudioFile's Robin Whitten discuss Robinson's vision to unlock creative energy and human potential. Kate speaks precisely in a standard English accent, but despite the academic nature of the topic, her admiration for her father and her confidence in their educational philosophy ring through. Father and daughter enthusiastically urge academia to cultivate individuality and adopt new educational paradigms designed to empower students to create a sustainable future. Read the full review of the audiobook on AudioFile's website. Published by Penguin Audio. Find more audiobook recommendations at audiofilemagazine.com Today's episode is sponsored by Naxos AudioBooks. Margery Allingham, already a successful crime writer, was living quietly in the Essex village of Tolleshunt D'Arcy (‘Auburn') when the Second World War broke out. Her house became an Air Raid Wardens' post and a First Aid centre, and Allingham herself became responsible for 275 East London evacuees in a rural community of just over 600. Commissioned by American publishing friends to recount what life was like, she began The Oaken Heart in the autumn of 1940, when the Battle of Britain gave way to the London Blitz. An evocative first-hand account of day-to-day realities in a small community upended, The Oaken Heart is read by Georgina Sutton. To learn more, visit NaxosAudioBooks.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this week's episode, Diana talks with Kate Robinson about the importance of not only knowing the value you offer but also tracking it. Kate has incorporated this practice of documenting her value into her professional habits for growth, and she explains how it's benefitted her professionally and personally. This practice in addition to her fearless approach to life has undoubtedly contributed to her success.1:15 - Why Kate got her motorcycle license2:40 - Kate's most memorable professional failure 4:35 - How to communicate and track your value11:08 - Kate's post-maternity leave experience20:34 - How Kate approaches negotiations 24:54 - The biggest oops of Kate's careerHi, I'm Diana Kander and like you, I feel the call to grow. I'm a midwestern mom of two, balancing a career as a keynote speaker, and trying to leave the world a little bit better than I found it. Each week on The Growth League, I seek out the most remarkable women leaders and uncover their rules for growth. Whether you're trying to get better at your presentation skills, get that next promotion or even do your first pullup, each episode will provide you with a New Rule for Growth to supercharge your efforts! The Growth League is more than just a podcast. It's a community. To join this incredible community, subscribe to our newsletter and join our Facebook group full of like-minded growth-oriented leaders. LinkedIn Jobs helps you find the candidates you want to talk to, faster. Go to LinkedIn.com/TGL to post your job for free. Athletic Greens is going to give you an immune supporting FREE 1 year supply of Vitamin D AND 5 free travel packs with your first purchase if you visit athleticgreens.com/GROWTH today.

Academic papers such as thesis or research papers are complex, wordy, and certainly not for one sitting only. If only there was a way to make it an easy-to-digest content and take us in an enjoyable journey of what the researchers have discovered after rigorous investigation. Welcome to 'Video Made Simple' video podcast featuring marketers, entrepreneurs & clients who help take the mystery out of video and break through the monotony of day-to-day communication. In this episode, Chris Schwager and Brendan Southall (Co-founders and Video Marketers of Ridge Films) is joined by Kate Robinson (Director and Founder of CommuniKate Consulting) to talk about using videos as a communication tool for complex materials like research paper. Learn more about condensing thesis paper into a thirty-minute documentary and how it helped clarify what the research is really all about, long enough to interest listeners to read the thesis paper for more information. FOLLOW KATE ROBINSON to know more about her accomplishments and how to reach her. DIY VIDEO PROGRAM Create your own videos with a push of a button. ASK YOUR QUESTION

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Creativity is such a big part of life, however, it's often overlooked in a school environment. Kate Robinson and Dr. Penny Hay are on a mission to change this. Kate Robinson is a writer, speaker, and co-founder of a number of initiatives dedicated to the legacy of her father, Sir Ken Robinson. She works as an international consultant in creativity and innovation in education. Kate's expertise lies in raising the profile of inspiring initiatives, with a particular focus on startups and building strong partnerships with a social purpose. Her passion lies in engaging youth voices, and through this work has been awarded for Outstanding Contribution to Education Empowerment.Dr. Penny Hay is a Research Fellow at the Centre for Cultural and Creative Industries and Reader in Creative Teaching and Learning and Senior Lecturer in Arts Education, School of Education Bath Spa University; Director of Research, House of Imagination.Penny's doctoral research focused on children's learning identity as artists. She is a Co-Investigator on the AHRC Global Challenges Research project ‘Rethinking waste: Compound 13 Lab' in Mumbai. Penny is also a visiting Lecturer at Plymouth College of Art, National Teaching Fellow, and Fellow of the Chartered College of Teaching, with awards from Action for Children's Arts and Creative Bath.Let's keep the inspiring discussion going! Discover our events, articles, and more with these links:InspirEd MagazineInspirEd EventsJoin our mailing listYou Tube

S7 E14: In this episode, meet New York Times journalist Jeremy W. Peters, writer and editor Meghan O'Rourke, and education consultant Kate Robinson. Listen in to hear Jeremy Peters on unearthing the early seeds of Trumpism, Meghan O'Rourke on living with an invisible chronic illness, and Kate Robinson on completing the book started with her late father, Sir Ken Robinson. Insurgency by Jeremy W. Peters: https://www.penguinrandomhouseaudio.com/book/586398/insurgency/ The Invisible Kingdom by Meghan O'Rourke: https://www.penguinrandomhouseaudio.com/book/317923/the-invisible-kingdom/ Imagine If...by Sir Ken Robinson, PhD & Kate Robinson: https://www.penguinrandomhouseaudio.com/book/602762/imagine-if/

Kate Robinson is a writer, speaker, and co- founder of a number of initiatives dedicated to the legacy of her father, Sir Ken Robinson. On the show, Kate shares some backstory on her father's life, and the journey that led to her completing his final piece of work. In Sir Ken and Kate's perspectives, there are 3 myths regarding creativity that hinder our advancement as a collective.  Creativity is about a certain group of people, “the creatives” Creativity is about certain things/subjects (music, writing, art, dance, etc) You're either creative or you're not  The truth is, creativity lives in each of us, it is a muscle that can be trained and strengthened, and there is space for creativity in every activity. Sir Ken and Kate define creativity as “the process of having original ideas that have value.” It is an ongoing process of idea creation and evaluation, and it can be applied to anything.  True change comes from those who dare to imagine. Creativity comes from within, and progress comes from diversity of thought. Identify your passion, tap into your creativity, and encourage others to do the same.  https://imagine-if.com/ Enjoy! Have a question? Text me 1-206-309-5177
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"For as sirens call the sailors she calls me now.." This week joined by the hilarious and brilliant Kate Robinson to talk about the musical adaptation of Jane Eyre! Donate to Black Lives Matter here Social Media: Our WEBSITE Musicals with Cheese on Twitter Musicals W/ Cheese on Instagram Email us at musicaltheatrelives@gmail.com Merch!! Jess Socials Jess on Twitter Jess on Instagram Andrew Socials Andrew on Instagram Andrew on Twitter Brianna Socials Brianna on Twitter Brianna on Instagram Use our Affiliate Link Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Kate Robinson is a writer, a speaker and a mother. She's making it her mission to continue her father's legacy and finish the book he was writing. It's a promise she made to him just before his untimely death last year. Kate's beloved Dad was Sir Ken Robinson, whose TED Talk about education remains the most watched TED Talk nearly 2 decades after he delivered it. Probably because he is so charismatic, funny and wise. And because education touches us all, whether we have children or not. If you haven't watched it, here's the link - it's worth it! Kate and I talked about her own bumpy road through school and how her parents ‘unschooled' her at the age of 16. She also shared her hopes and fears as she puts her own 3 year old daughter Adeline onto the first rung of the education system. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Kate Robinson and Svea Merry discuss God-honoring attitudes regarding material resources

Headlines Religious schools can't sack LGBTQI+ staffAfghani women's footy team flees to PakistanConstruction workers clash at CFMEU headquartersPhuong speaks with Wynetta Dewis, Co-Chair of the National Family Violence Prevention and Legal Services Forum, about the recent National Women's Summit and the need for a dedicated National Safety Plan FOR and BY Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women.  Gen speaks with women's health researcher Dr Julie Hennegan about menstrual health. Kannagi speaks with Kate Robinson and Maria Birch-Morunga from the new podcast Being Biracial, which is all about navigating the world as a biracial person. Evie speaks with Sally Goldner of the fabulous Out of the Pan about the Stand Bi Us conference and its importance during Bisexuality Awareness Week.  Songs9-5 – Dolly Parton One by One – Ancestress feat Dr Lou Bennett AMThat's What I Want - Lil Naz X

Ryan Cunningham (they/them) is a Boston-based yoga practitioner. Their practice arises from the view that yoga is both an experience of, and a path towards cultivating wellness through the practice of embodiment, meditation, prayer and reflection. Ryan has been influenced primarily by two Boston area teachers — Barbara Benagh and Tom Alden. They spent many years attending Barbara's weekly teachers' class as well as her course entitled "The Art of Teaching". Over the past 7 years, Ryan has studied primarily with Tom Alden in a one-on-one mentorship format, specifically focusing on dharma, biomechanics and yoga therapy. Ryan is deeply interested in the intersection of hatha yoga and dharma and continues to practice and study in various dharma communities. Ryan's primary focus has been teaching students the skills and understanding that enables them to practice for themselves. Apart from group asana and meditation classes, Ryan works with students 1-on-1, offering instruction, discussing, manual therapy and mentorship. Ryan serves as the Managing Director of the Boston Meditation Center, is a faculty  member at Berklee College of Music and is the host of Unrolled Podcast with co-host Kate Robinson.You can learn more about their teaching at www.ryanyoga.com.Episode Notes:The birth of Unrolled: Ryan's podcast (with Kate Robinson) and how their podcast journey has evolved over the past 6 yearsTeaching yoga during the pandemic + constantly witnessing ourselves in this new virtual world + transitioning back into in-person workA bird's eye view of Ryan's 14 years of teaching yoga + leading yoga teacher trainings in the Boston areaHow an unexpected injury while studying music in college led Ryan to start a yoga practice, beginning with Bikram yoga and eventually finding their teacher with Barbara BenaghWhere modern yoga may be headed in the Boston Yoga scene and beyondThe balance between business + integrity in the yoga industryhttps://www.ryanyoga.comhttps://www.ryanyoga.com/unrolled-podcasthttps://bostonmeditationcenter.org/Some folks that Ryan mentions in the interview:Kate Robinson (Unrolled Podcast co-host)Barbara Benagh (Slow Flow Yoga Teacher)Tom Alden (Bodyworker/mentor)Fez Aswat (yoga/meditation teacher)

Welcome to Being Biracial, a new show about navigating the world as a mixed race person. Being Biracial is filled with stories told by people of many different mixes about the significance of our names, complicated family histories and childhoods in different languages. Enjoy this sneak peek of what's to come! Coming September 2021. Hosted by Maria Birch-Morunga and Kate Robinson. Music by the Green Twins. Being Biracial was developed with the support of Footscray Community Arts Centre, through the use of their podcast studio on the lands of the Boon Wurrung and Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung peoples.

Have you ever had the sudden urge to give your environment a face lift? Has a room been more welcoming with a new lamp or with your favorite chair placed in a different corner? Have you been itching to create your own backyard sanctuary? Listen in as Kate Robinson, founder of Wild Birch Wellness, and I dive deep into: Kate's wisdom of unraveling the ancestral stories she continued to live out Why you can trust the unexpected life turns are guiding you into your life's calling How discern between the stories that are yours and are not yours The healing and potentency that comes from working with the land How curating your own sanctuary may be the missing piece to finally reaching your self care goals And SO much more! Kate Robinson founder of Wild Birch Wellness, helps women transform tired, uninspiring outdoor & indoor areas into the space of their dreams. She's your co-pilot in creating opportunities to experience the child like wonder of getting your hands in the soil & the sense of accomplishment, confidence & joy of creating with your own two hands.  As a seasoned landscape designer & national board certified health & wellness coach, her signature process Healing Space is the culmination of her life's work. Healing Space invites a shift, renewing your energy through creating the beautiful sanctuary you crave. You can find Kate on Instagram: IG: @wildbirchwellness

The last year has brought a lot of change and a lot of new learnings. And from healthcare to poverty to racial justice, social good organizations are looking to find new solutions that meaningfully impact these important issues. However, as with any big social impact initiatives, that will require that organizations embrace learning from the inevitable failures along the way. That's why today we're bringing back an episode from August 2019 featuring Kate Robinson, executive director of the documentary film Failing Forward: On the Road to Social Impact. Kate talked to host Steve MacLaughlin about how nonprofits and other social good organizations can use failure to make a bigger impact. Listen to the episode to hear what Kate Robinson has to say about learning culture, the questions that organizations should be asking to improve programs, and what role funders play in the process of failure and learning. Topics Discussed in This Episode: The purpose of Kate's documentary, Failing Forward: On the Road to Social Impact The characteristics of a learning culture The pressure on nonprofits to appear effective Using data as a tool to learn and drive decision making Questions that organizations should ask to learn and improve programs Overcoming resistance within organizations to “failing fast” The dangers of not having a learning culture open to failure The role of funders in adjusting perspectives to make learning from failure a bigger part of the equation Building trust between funders and grantees to allow for more transparency Resources: Kate Robinson Failing Forward

This week we have the privilege to chat to Kate Robinson!Kate is such a talented woman, she is a wife and mother, a wedding photographer, runs a marriage Podcast (The Love Club Podcast) AND and online marriage resource (The Love Club), all aimed at bringing intentionality into marriage!As a wedding photographer, Kate had the privileged of watching many couples commit their lives to each other, however she also began to see those same couple fall apart years down the track. She shares with us her journey into motherhood, her ups and downs within her own marriage and the heart and drive behind starting the Love Club.We pray this episode will be an encouragement to you, and maybe even give you some really easy practical steps to start bringing intentionality back into your relationships.

 Newsheadlines: Jobkeeper and rental moratorium end, Andrew Laming, Myanmar update and public housing lockdown class action case (lawyer under investigation).Alternative news: Senagal, once one of the most stable African countries, has been undergoing severe politcal unrest and protests, in relation to the arrest of popular opposition leader Ousmane Sonko. The protests have also been fuelled by economic inequalities and concerns over young people's standard of living.Interview: Kannagi speaks with Kate Robinson, the 2020 Feminist in Residence at the Queen Victoria Women's Centre, about her exhibition Make a Fuss, women not wanting to stay silent anymore and exploring biracial identity. Interview: Genevieve speaks with Ria (she/they), a youth worker based in Naarm, who has been a passionate advocate for social justice for many years. As the daughter of migrant parents, she feels very personally about global immigration rights. She has been fighting in the refugee movement with grassroots activist group ‘Fight Together for Justice’, and maintains close friendships with many refugees in detention and in the community. She believes in the right to safety and freedom for all human beings.Interview: Genevieve speaks with  Kristin O’Connell, media spokesperson for the Australian Unemployed Workers Union, about the implementation of the cashless debit card, and the impact of the discontinuation of JobKeeper and Rental Moratoriums will have on under and unemployed AustraliansSongs: too dang good - PRICIE Murnong Farm - AllaraHold up - Rissa 

In today's episode, Dr. Goldie and Karen Foell welcome Dr. Kate Robinson to the show.  Dr. Robinson joined our ambulatory team working out of our Rehabilitation Farm in Schomberg in the Fall of 2020 and sees patients at their home farms and at our farm.  Dr. Robinson grew up in Bracebridge and is a 2009 graduate of St. George’s University School of Veterinary Medicine (Grenada, West Indies).  Following graduation, Dr. Robinson completed an internship in equine ambulatory practice at the Western College of Veterinary Medicine (University of Saskatchewan).  Dr. Robinson stayed on at WCVM to complete a three-year combined Masters/Residency program to further her training and specialization in equine ambulatory practice.  She has been an assistant professor at WCVM since 2013, providing clinical service in the equine ambulatory division.  Dr. Robinson enjoys all facets of equine practice, with a keen interest in imaging, podiatry and lameness. When not at work Dr. Robinson can be found at the barn working with her young WB x filly, or spending time with her husband dogs, and cat. Enjoy!

Kate Robinson was a busy Mumma, with two very young kids, stuck in a cycle of eating veggie sticks and smashing herself at the gym, to then eating more on the weekends - only to repeat it over and over again and never see results. She just couldn't shift that post pregnancy weight and was at a loss, feeling defeated, frustrated and stick… until she stumbled across a new approach… my 3 Week Body Reset, a low carb diet that changed her life for good. Kate went from “trying it all” and feeling stuck, to slimming down fast (and keeping it off) with a new-found confidence for her partner and family, whilst feeling zero hunger.   In this extremely inspiring and relatable episode of Body Bites with Bec, we discuss: The ground-breaking and life-changing lessons and realisations she had from the 3 Week Body Reset that she now continues to preach and follow How Kate incorporates her low carb way of life into her family's life Why and how she prioritises time for herself and her health The simple swaps she makes to turn her meals into low carb ones Why she believes weight loss and optimal health improves the health of your relationship And SO MUCH MORE.   Ready to start your journey with the 3 Week Body Reset and feel like Kate too? Join the 3 Week Body Reset today!   Where to find more about Kate Robinson: Follow her on instagram here To grab your 14 day free trial of The Love Club (before Feb 28 2021), click here

On this episode of The Grapevine, will the Northcote golf course remain public parkland as pandemic restrictions ease? Kulja is joined on the line by Associate Professor and Lecturer of Urban Planning at Melbourne University, David Nichols, to discuss the negotiations about future use of the Northcote golf course.Then, award winning author, climate activist, and academic, Dr Tony Birch discusses the Melbourne School of Discontent's 'Black Fire' lecture series, and how they are attempting to challenge the mainstream narrative of indigenous politics and history in Australia, and provide an alternative voice in the national conversation.And Queen Victoria Women's Centre feminist in residence, Kate Robinson talks about the ‘Make A Fuss' craft exhibition, a project of over 150 crowd-sourced works that highlight issues women and marginalised genders don't want to be silent about anymore.

Acknowledgement of country// Introduction// Alternative news: We all know about mediation but there is still such a reluctance to try it out. This week Geneveive explores what meditation is, the benefits, the history and why it's so important during this lockdown// Lauren speaks to Carly Dober, a psychologist and climate activist, about effective activism during a global pandemic// Zoya speaks to Laila Yaqoobi about the importance of refugee stories. Laila is a nursing student and a volunteer at Road to Refuge; an organisation that supports refugees and asylum seekers to use creative storytelling as a means to advocate for themselves and their communities// Genevieve speaks to Kate Robinson, about feminism and her new project titled "Make a Fuss". Kate is a family violence lawyer and the feminist in residence at teh Queen Victoria Women's Market. Her upcoming craftivism project titled “Make a Fuss”, will be a collection of crowd sourced feminist art from women and gender non-conforming people, housed at the Queen Victoria Women’s Centre// SONGS// Ezra Collective (feat TY) - Chapter 7Khruangbin - Dearest AlbertOumou Sangaré (ft. Tony Allen) - Yere FagaBahamadia - Spontaneity 

Kate is a Health Visitor in the UK and awaiting entry into Canada for a new life. She is mama to a 9 year old and a 4 year old. We were best friend's when we were 2.

Justice for the Weaker Vessel & Smashing on the Objectification of Women with Kate Robinson

Welcome to the second episode of Learning From Home with Sir Ken Robinson. In this episode we are joined by Julie Lythcott-Haims - esteemed writer and speaker - to discuss the devastating and unnecessary murder of George Floyd by members of the Minneapolis Police Department, the subsequent protests in the USA and around the world, and why the Black Lives Matter movement is so important. To hear more from Julie, please visit her website: https://www.julielythcotthaims.com/ And you can purchase her award winning book, Real American, here: https://bookshop.org/books/real-american-a-memoir/9781250296733 or through your local bookseller If you are in a position to, you can donate to the official fundraiser for George Floyd's family here: https://www.gofundme.com/f/georgefloyd And to learn more about Black Lives Matter, click here: https://blacklivesmatter.com/ We are launching a new part of the Sir Ken Robinson website with more resources and interviews. This platform is designed to give you a chance to contribute your story of education during the pandemic, as well as find resources to help you through this difficult time and beyond. There will be specific resources on these pages for addressing racism as a family. #blacklivesmatter #learningfromhome #sirkenrobinson

International consultant in creativity and innovation in education. Kate's expertise lies in raising the profile of inspiring initiatives, with a particular focus on startups and building strong partnerships with a social purpose. Her passion lies in engaging youth voice, and through this work has been awarded for Outstanding Contribution to Education Empowerment.—Recorded live at the global event in Cardigan, west Wales in 2017.Watch Kate's full talk here: www.thedolectures.com/talks/kate-robinson-labelled-hopeless

Eric and Toni interview Toni's long-time friend, Kate Robinson. Kate shares the story of her journey as a mother of three children who discovers late in life that she's a lesbian. She speaks about what it was like coming out to her kid's, how she met the new love of her life, and how she makes it work in a cross country long distance relationship. Today's Truth or Truth game get a little out of control as Eric seeks to test the group's negotiating skills. Tune in to find out who drives the hardest bargain out of this bunch.  --- Support this podcast: https://www.seamlesspodcast.com/from-a-mans-pov/

Welcome to the first episode of our ‘Learning From Home’ series. We’re joined by Sonia Benavides, architect and mother of 4 from Mexico. This interview took place at the beginning of April 2020 - facts and figures are not currently up to date. IMPORTANT: We are launching a new website with more resources and interviews. This platform is designed to give you a chance to contribute your story of education during the pandemic, as well as find resources to help you through this difficult time and beyond.  Resources: If anything Sonia and Sir Ken spoke about has resonated with you, or maybe inspired you to try something different at home, we've put together a list of some of our favourite online resources for arts and crafts, cooking and getting outside. Art Resources #MetKids from The Metropolitan Museum of Art https://www.metmuseum.org/art/online-features/metkids/about The Met's incredibly kid-friendly online portal offers plenty of resources (including videos) and an interactive walk through the world-famous museum. Best for kids aged 7-12. Firstsite https://firstsite.uk/art-is-where-the-home-is-programme/ Free downloadable art packs curated by well-known UK artists which don't require any specialist materials, as well as a plethora of fun and creative activities under 'Create at Home.' Recommended for kids 4 and up. Cooking Resource Food Literacy Center https://www.foodliteracycenter.org/recipes A variety of child-friendly recipes that will be popular with the whole family, designed to get kids involved in cooking at home. Exercising The Body Coach - Joe Wicks https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAxW1XT0iEJo0TYlRfn6rYQ Joe Wicks is releasing daily exercise videos to encourage movement and promote health. Great for all! Getting Outside NHM Dippy's Naturenauts https://www.nhm.ac.uk/take-part/naturenauts.html An immersive app designed to help children get outside and explore nature in the UK. Good for school aged children. National Geographic https://www.natgeokids.com/uk/category/discover/ Activities, quizzes and facts to help kids discover animals, geography, science, nature and history. Suitable for ages 5 and up. More information Montessori Schools https://www.montessori.org.uk/about-us/what-is-montessori Some information about Montessori schools and their approach to children's learning. Learning by Teaching https://effectiviology.com/protege-effect-learn-by-teaching/ Some information about why teaching others can be so powerful in children's education. Supporting Yourself as a Parent or Carer https://www.verywellfamily.com/self-care-for-parents-4178010 Many of these suggestions and tips are still something you are able to do from home or while socially distancing, and as Sir Ken and Sonia said, you must put on your own mask first.

Just recently, my fiancé Koden joined me to be interviewed on a podcast called The Love Club, which is hosted by Kate Robinson. As a student inside both of my programs, Kate learnt how to book out her wedding photography services through The Modern Marketing Collective and now as a student inside my high level program Scalable, Kate is scaling her business with her online program, The Love Club, which is the go-to place for couples to supercharge their relationship and become incredible partners, for life. Kate asked Koden and myself onto her podcast to discuss our relationship along with what it's like with one of us being more in the public realm (me!) than the other (Koden - who doesn't have Instagram). She called the episode “How opposite personalities and driven and independent spirits work together”... which sums us and our relationship up well! We had lots of fun chatting with Kate and as Koden's podcast debut, I think he did pretty well! If you like hearing from both of us, let me know in a review and I'll bring Koden back onto the show for another session! Now follow Kate on Instagram at @theloveclubpodcast, search “The Love Club Podcast” for some great interviews with other couples, and enjoy this discussion with me and Koden! Join my free online Instagram class at emilyosmond.com/free Go to emilyosmond.com/scalable to learn more about my high level program Connect with me on Instagram @emilyosmond

Kate Robinson delivers a reflection on Mother's Day 2020.

Kate Robinson is a filmmaker and thought leader for social service organizations. Her film, Nonprofits Failing Forward, chronicles the process to evaluate and learn from a pursuit of increased efficiency. On the Season 3 finale of Groupthinkers, host Justin McCord chats with Kate about why failing matters and how nonprofits can be more effective by learning to embrace failures. Follow Groupthinkers on Twitter/Instagram @groupthinkers. For more information visit rkdgroup.com/podcast.

We preview the upcoming Non-Profit Leadership Conference at UW-Parkside on November 8th. Parkside's Debra Karp, the coordinator of the event, joins us- along with Kate Robinson, whose film "Failing Forward" will be screened and discussed at the conference. She offers thoughts on the ways in which non-profits can most effectively use data to improve their success.

Just how does one hit their annual revenue goal just a few months into the year? What does it take to achieve this ourselves? And what can we learn from those who've gone before us? Well today, I'm bringing a very special guest onto the show to answer that question. Kate Robinson, who you'll find on Instagram @katerobinsonphoto is one of my students inside my online program The Modern Marketing Collective, where I teach women how to book more of their ideal clients through Instagram. (Go to emilyosmond.com/waitlist to join the waitlist for when doors next open!). Kate is a wedding photographer with more than 10 years of experience, 150 weddings under her belt and features in Style Me Pretty, Ruffled Blog and more, she creates timeless images for modern couples. Passionate not only about wedding photography, but making a positive impact in her couples' lives by sending them different resources to strengthen their relationship for a long lasting marriage, Kate has successfully re-launched her photography business in 3 different cities, has 2 kids and a cute husband who is a Scientist. By May 2019, Kate had already achieved her annual bookings goal. (We recorded this a few months ago to put our discussion into context). So without further ado… let's bring on Kate to go behind her business! MY DETAILS: Website | Instagram | Free Resources Write me a review & I'll give you a shoutout in a future episode! Subscribe so that you don't miss an episode! Screenshot as you listen, share to your social media & tag me so I can repost!

What's the last thing you failed at? What did you learn from it? How you think about failure in the context of learning can make a big difference in future performance – both personally and as an organization. Today's guest is Kate Robinson, executive director of the film Failing Forward: On the Road to Social Impact. Kate talked to host Steve MacLaughlin about how nonprofits and social good organizations can use failure to make a bigger impact. Listen to the episode to hear what Kate Robinson has to say about learning culture, the questions that organizations should be asking to improve programs, and what role funders play in the process of failure and learning. Topics Discussed in This Episode:  The purpose of Kate's documentary, Failing Forward: On the Road to Social Impact The characteristics of a learning culture The pressure on nonprofits to appear effective Using data as a tool to learn and drive decision making Questions that organizations should ask to learn and improve programs Overcoming resistance within organizations to “failing fast” The dangers of not having a learning culture open to failure The role of funders in adjusting perspectives to make learning from failure a bigger part of the equation Building trust between funders and grantees to allow for more transparency  Resources: Kate Robinson Failing Forward Quotes:  “I really set out to find an organization that I could use to kind of illustrate learning culture.” –Kate Robinson “A learning culture puts learning as a very key priority for the organization.” –Kate Robinson “To funders, I would say even if you think you're being very extensive in your offer to hear what's not working or hear the learning, I would say go even a step further” –Kate Robinson

This week on Student Section: UChicago's first ever women's lacrosse team! The podcast team sat down with UChicagos women's lacrosse team after the teams first ever game! Learn about how the lacrosse team came to be and about the programs goals for the innagural season.Hosted by: Isaac Krakowka, Matt Robinson Featuring: Head coach Kate Robinson, Junior Jane Jozefowicz, Freshman Ali Sheehy Edited by: Isaac Krakowka Music Produced by: Aaron Cendan

This week on Student Section: UChicago's first ever women's lacrosse team! The podcast team sat down with UChicagos women's lacrosse team after the teams first ever game! Learn about how the lacrosse team came to be and about the programs goals for the innagural season. Hosted by: Isaac Krakowka, Matt Robinson Featuring: Head coach Kate Robinson, Junior Jane Jozefowicz, Freshman Ali Sheehy Edited by: Isaac Krakowka Music Produced by: Aaron Cendan

Kate Robinson is a brain injury survivor who was involved in a plane accident in her high school years. She experienced retrograde amnesia after the accident occurred. Her story is incredible so I won’t say anything more, besides what she has accomplished since. Kate ended up finishing high school, graduating college with a degree in French, and decided she wanted to help other brain injury survivors. She knew how much counseling helped her and she decided to become one. Today, she is a licensed professional counselor and has her own practice. Her insights are unique, and have unraveled new insight about life after brain injury that I would never have thought of without having met her. I hope you enjoy this interview as much as I did.   Her story begins at 5:36

Join Ron Huntley this week in our makeshift studio at Saint Benedict Parish as we continue to recover from the DR18 conference. Ron is joined today by Kate Robinson where they discuss some highlights from DR18 as well as what the summer is going to look like for the Saint Benedict Parish Staff. Then join Kate again for an interview with Father Mauro Conte from the Divine Renovation Network. Links: App Download: Google Play - https://play.google.com/store/apps/developer?id=Divine+Renovation+Ministry iTunes - http://AppStore.com/divinerenovation DRA: www.divinerenovation.tv

Justice for the Weaker Vessel. Smashing on the Objectification of Women with Kate Robinson. The post Justice for the Weaker Vessel. Smashing on the Objectification of Women with Kate Robinson. appeared first on Reconstructionist Radio Reformed Podcast Network.

Conversation with Kate Robinson, executive producer of the PBS-featured documentary film Saving Philanthropy; skilled facilitator, strategist, advocate, and thought leader in the non-profit sector. This podcast is focused on the wisdom she has gained throughout her life and how she applies that wisdom in her life today. Enjoy!

Conversation with Kate Robinson, executive producer of the PBS-featured documentary film Saving Philanthropy; skilled facilitator, strategist, advocate, and thought leader in the non-profit sector. This podcast is focused on the wisdom she has gained throughout her life and how she applies that wisdom in her life today. Enjoy!

Three individual creative thinkers and activists–Kate Robinson, Adam Robinson and Steve Jennin–share their “do” talks, ideas and programs for changing the world for the better, on tonight's KX 93.5 The Sharin' Hour with Sheran James.

Join us today for the first of a series on Women in Abolition. I'll be interviewing abolitionist, journalist and dear friend Kate Robinson. Call in to join the conversation or ask Kate questions. Join the show by clicking the link christianpatriots.org or call in at (646)668-8952. Press 1 if you'd like to come on live. We invite you to call in and join the discussion. As always, if you're unable to tune in live, the link above is archived.  Be sure to like our Christian Patriots Facebook Page By Rachel Haggerty Christian Patriots

J sits down with Ryan Cunningham and Kate Robinson, hosts of Unrolled Podcast, for a lively conversation in Ryan’s kitchen just after a workshop at his center, Bow St. Yoga in Sommerville MA. They talk about how Ryan went from being the former-manager of a center acquired by Yogaworks to being a yoga center owner himself in the span of a year, showers at yoga studios, the awesomeness that is Unrolled Podcast, why J does Sanskrit chanting and if the name of his podcast is lame, and forging new models for yoga going forward. This episode is part of our premium podcast subscription. To subscribe and support the show… GET PREMIUM.  

The Mills College book art department is currently under review. Mirabelle Jones and Kate Robinson are graduates of Mills' MFA in Book Art and Creative Writing program and are encouraging people in this brief appeal to join with them in support of book art at Mills.  

Today’s episode is all about the spiritual side of jewelry (I’m talking different metals for different manifestations) We’re chatting with Kate Robinson, Alex and Ani’s senior vice president of brand and creative about fully expressing yourself in an empowering way, using jewelry + symbols to set intentions AND create energy, and how different metals support us in manifesting. Tune in to hear about Amber-Lee’s fav way to clear your digestive tract so you can be more focused + clear, a chic brand of feminine health supplements, and the ways we can keep our connection to our inspiration (um..yes please.) Listen in for an amazing discount code towards anything at Alex and Ani so you can be glam + infused with positive energy for the rest of the year, you deserve it babes!