Podcast appearances and mentions of katie fox

I can't say it enough: All estate agents are not the same.Multiple award-winning Bournemouth independent agency owner Katie Fox shares Charlie's despair with the endless dishonest overvaluing carried out by some large corporate agents.Katie has over 24 years experience. She loves being an estate agent and has a passion for property & people. Her website is: https://katiefoxea.co.uk/Need Charlie's help? Join his Movers Q&A club or book a personal video slot with him here: https://buymeacoffee.com/mhwcWatch the video here: https://youtube.com/live/GYnzDe85KXISupport the showFollow me on X for daily updates: https://x.com/moving_charlie Talk to my hand picked conveyancing partners here: https://mhwc.co.uk/conveyancingCheck out our national property listings on bestagent.co.uk if you're looking for a new home or need an agent to sell or let your existing home. If you need a mortgage, talk to my hand picked, trusted mortgage team here: https://mhwc.co.uk/mortgageAll my other links: https://linktr.ee/movinghomewithcharlieFor my estate agency podcasts, visit https://linktr.ee/bestagentIf you're an estate agent, make sure you're getting your free telephone leads as well as viewing and vendor leads by joining https://bestagent.co.uk/agents

June 25, 2023. Fr. Cliff Warner. Fr. Cliff discusses the love of beauty and art. Katie Fox speaks on the Christ Church Faith and Arts community. The post Echoes of God: Beauty appeared first on Christ Church of Austin.

June 25, 2023. Fr. Cliff Warner. Fr. Cliff discusses the love of beauty and art. Katie Fox speaks on the Christ Church Faith and Arts community. The post Echoes of God: Beauty appeared first on Christ Church of Austin.

A mob threatens to burn the Fox Sisters alive, as Katie Fox sharpens her skills at the dark arts. This episode contains Adult Language, Adult Content, and Violence. ~~~ All 9 episodes will be available for free, but QCODE+ subscribers get early, uninterrupted access to new episodes. Learn more at https://qcodemedia.com/qcodeplus. ~~~ Produced by Criminal Content and distributed by QCODE. Starring Carey Mulligan, Phoebe Tonkin, Mckenna Grace, and Christina Brucato. Directed by Shawn Christensen. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode we speak with Katie Fox, National Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Lead at Victim Support. We talk about Katie's move into the charity sector, and how EDI can be represented by charities and advocated for actively to create positive working cultures and the impact on wider societal issues.

David Olsen, Director of Public Policy for the Alzheimer’s Association, and Katie Fox, an advocate, join John Landecker to talk about healthcare provider training and laws in Illinois.

I got to spend my lunch break with Katie Fox, the owner, designer and creator of Dead Disco. Dead Disco was created because Katie has many polar opposite interests; she wanted to smash them together into minimalistic, restrictive color palette designs while trying to make as many puns as possible. Dead Disco is focused on designing and producing accessories and other goods for weirdos who can relate to the cross-section of the laid back beach vibes and party hard rock'n'roll lifestyle, with a dash of that 80s and 90s pop culture thrown in. Katie and I discussed why she started the brand, the good bad and unfun part of running a business. We talked about her creative process and how she is finding ways to grow and build her brand. Lunch with Biggie is an Orlando podcast about small business and creatives sharing their stories and inspiring you to pursue your passion, with some sandwich talk on the side. Created, edited and produced by Biggie- owner of the sandwich themed clothing brand- Deli Fresh Threads. Please feel free to leave us a message/comment/questions: https://anchor.fm/lunchwithbiggie/message Dead Disco's Social: Dead Disco's IG: https://www.instagram.com/deaddisco.co/ Dead Disco's website: https://www.dead-disco.com Biggie's Social: Deli Fresh Thread's Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/delifreshthreads/ Podcast's Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/lunchwithbiggie/ Podcast's Facebook Group- https://www.facebook.com/groups/lunchwithbiggie Website- https://www.delifreshthreads.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lunchwithbiggie/message

We continue our series on Faith and Vocation with a conversation about vocation and the arts, with Katie Fox, the Arts Ministry Leader at Christ Church Austin. We talked about the faith and art ministry at Christ Church, as well as how one's sense of vocation can be shaped by the integration of faith and [...]

We continue our series on Faith and Vocation with a conversation about vocation and the arts, with Katie Fox, the Arts Ministry Leader at Christ Church Austin. We talked about the faith and art ministry at Christ Church, as well as how one's sense of vocation can be shaped by the integration of faith and [...]

Kimber chats with Katie Fox about her season of grief and how we can grieve with our sisters who are hurting.

Young business woman Katie Fox wants us to cut down on packaging and buy ‘loose' pantry staples. She now has a stall on Nantwich market.

Competitive rugby is a young man’s game, and when Nick reached his mid-30s he needed something that could fill the hole rugby left. That’s when he took up clay shooting, a pastime that appealed to him because it combines his love of hunting with the ability to satisfy his competitive drive. Nick shot a couple of beginner level parcours while still living in his native France, scoring in the low single digits out of a possible 25. He wasn’t disheartened by his low scores, but instead took it as a challenge to improve. With his experience as a rugby player, he decided to use a mental coach, a physical coach, and a technical coach — so he knew a little something about training and put that same learning style to use in his shooting game. With hard work, Nick’s shooting improved. Holding Master’s degrees in both architecture and civil engineering, he had built a very successful career running his own companies in France and Vietnam. Clay shooting at the time was a hobby — a fun, competitive sport to pursue in his spare time. Little did he know that a few short years later he would immerse himself fully in both the competitive and business sides of clay target shooting. He’d been shooting for only a year back in 2015 when he visited the U.S. to shoot stateside for the first time. By then he had already gained standing in what’s called Club France, based upon his ranking in the top 24 shooters in that country. Based upon his one year of shooting experience, he was placed in D class at the World FITASC Championship held at Caribou Gun Club. He went on to win D1 in every event he shot at Caribou that week, punching his way into C class. A Move To The US Nick’s wife Cat was born and raised in the U.S. and her whole family lives in southern California. That seemed like a good place to relocate — near family and where their kids could get a good education. The plan was for Nick to run his companies remotely from California and fly back and forth to Asia and France when need be. Upon hearing Nick’s plans, Laporte Chairman, JeanMichel Laporte, told him not to rush into anything once arriving in the U.S. The fact that Nick had built a company in Vietnam and took it from three employees to 80 in a year and a half was not lost on Mr. Laporte. He admired Nick’s business acumen and thought he might be the right person to manage Laporte’s North American division. Because he still owned two successful companies, Nick wasn’t in the market for a job. Although he was already happily employed, he met Mr. Laporte at the NSCA Nationals that October and was made an offer he wouldn’t refuse. “I’m glad I made this choice. Laporte is a very innovative family owned company and if there’s an issue, we always find a way to make it work. The near future looks very bright for us” he said. The French Nick Video Experience Nick liked to record video with his iPhone while on the sporting clays course. He launched a blog at FrenchNick.com and a YouTube channel, quickly building a large online following. “Nobody was doing it and it started getting crazy” he said. Because he is personal friends with a lot of the top shots, he is able to get very close for filming while they’re in the shooting stand. He knows how to move in without bothering them — where to stand, or maybe more importantly where not to stand. He says there aren’t a lot of people who could do that, because they wouldn’t dare come in that close. Some shooting friends have even asked him to come in closer than normal with his iPhone to get footage for instructional videos. Anthony I. Matarese Jr. asked him to record with his phone only four inches from his ear while competing at the Nationals. “You probably couldn’t do that with a regular camera guy” says Nick. “It’s always like an exchange and a balance between what the shooter wants, he doesn’t want and what you need to get good images.” He’s also videoed Zach Kienbaum, Cory Kruse, Gebben Miles, Bill McGuire, Brad Kidd Jr., Bobby Fowler, Mike Wilgus, Derrick Mein and Diane Sorantino during competition and says you can’t make any mistakes — even though the big time shooters are asking to be videoed, they’re still shooting to win. Anthony actually used some of Nick’s iPhone competition footage in his new instructional videos. There’s not a lot of postproduction editing on his videos before upload. Any post-production work takes place very quickly and 30 minutes later it’s viewable online. “It’s very simple. When I’m at the event, people want to see the video the same day. If I post the video immediately, it’s crazy how many views it gets. Viewers are almost learning about the results when they’re watching the video.” Team Laporte Team Laporte A particularly interesting conversation from the World FITASC in Minnesota still sticks in Nick’s memory. Having shot for only around a year, he asked Laporte Chief Technician, Jeff Allard, why Laporte didn’t sponsor more shooters? Allard replied in a fashion that to this day Nick uses when approached for Laporte sponsorships. What can you bring to the Company? “That makes total sense” says Nick. “Charles Bardou and Christophe Auvret of France were Laporte sponsored shooters because they’re world champion caliber shooters, but I wasn’t. Sponsors need people who can help bring sales and improve the company image. What would I be able to bring to the table for a sponsor?” That is where the idea of blogging and videoing the champions started. Once with Laporte, Nick toured the country and was surprised to find the brand wasn’t better known here. He worked to strengthen the image of the company and built a great sponsored shooter team in the U.S. — all incredible shooters, but more importantly he says, the best people. Anthony I. Matarese Jr., Gebben Miles, Cory Kruse, Bill McGuire, Brad Kidd Jr., Mike Wilgus, Diane Sorantino, Bobby Fowler, Katie Fox and Dania Vizzi are Laporte Dream Team shooters. Nick says with the image they’ve built over the last three years and the new products coming out, Laporte expects 2020 to be a record-breaking year. Historically known for the quality, reliability and consistency of their commercial grade machines, they admittedly have lacked a product line for private users and very small grounds who are shopping for price point. They think their new small capacity pro traps, unveiled at the 2020 SHOT Show, will be a game changer. The smallest will hold 135 targets and the next bigger holds 200. “It’s going to be a game changer, because we’re going to keep the same top quality, but with smaller capacity and with a price that matches the competition.” Shooting Career Highlights Nick was in C class when he arrived permanently in the U.S. in July of 2016 but made Master class by the end of September that same year. He began working with Gebben Miles, who coached him from being a one-eyed shooter to shooting with two eyes open. He later became a student of Anthony I. Matarese Jr. and continues that relationship to this day. He says the most memorable experiences while shooting are not necessarily first place wins. He shot his first 100 straight in competition on the first day of the 2017 Oklahoma State shoot, while squadded with David Radulovich, Tom Seay and father Steve, Danny Vines and his grandson Peyton. Derrick Mein also shot a 100 straight on the first day, so he and Nick were tied going into day two. Nick was on the first rotation on the second day and shot a 96. Derrick eventually answered with a score 97 to take HOA, beating Nick by one bird. The scores shook out Mein 197 HOA, Nick 196 runnerup, and Radulovich 195 M1. Nick says he’s immensely proud to have been bracketed by two World FITASC champions. The following week was the last stop on the 2017 PSCA Pro Tour. Nick shot very well in the qualification round, then won all his matches to make it to the final. Along the way he bested “all these top guys who were my idols” in the Challenge Round event, including Cory Kruse, Bill McGuire and Braxton Oliver. He ultimately lost in the final elimination to Tom Seay and placed runner-up. Shooting Plans The last three years Nick has worked hard on his shooting technique and last year started working with Henry Hopking (Brain Training) on his mental game. Having somewhat neglected the physical aspect of his game, he has been working on that of late and feels like he’s coming back strong in that regard. He’s planning on a good 2020 shooting year with this three-pronged training approach. Unlike years past when he shot around 15,000 registered targets per year, Nick will focus more on quality than quantity. He plans to concentrate on the Main Event and FITASC at the Regionals, U.S. Open and Nationals. In addition to Laporte, he’s proud to be sponsored by Krieghoff, Baschieri & Pellagri, Shurley Brothers and Extreme Chokes. Nick shoots a Krieghoff K80 custom receiver — the Cat Gun, 32-inch skeet barrels with thin wall Extreme Chokes and a Shurley Custom stock. His choice of ammunition is B&P F2 Mach 1oz. at 1,300 fps. Nick’s wife and kids are U.S. citizens and at the end of 2020 Nick himself will be eligible to apply for citizenship of his own. His dream is to one day represent the United States in the World FITASC or World English Championship. A dream that very well may come true. Article by Clay Shooting USA

This week we're talking to Katie Fox, a full-time roadschooling mom of two about her travels and outdoor adventures. Katie gives us a sneak peek into life on the road in a tiny home on wheels, her favorite destinations so far and future travel plans. Plus, she gives us a glimpse into her new state-specific travel guides, designed to get kids informed and excited about visiting new states. RWMC website: www.runwildmychild.comRWMC Instagram: @runwild.mychildKatie website: www.familyinwanderland.comKatie Instagram: @familyinwanderlandWanderland Travel Guides: www.etsy.com/shop/familyinwanderlandRecommendation: Camp (the game)

HAPPY HOLIDAYS!! I bring for your listening enjoyment the traditional holiday frivolity episode. This year I'm joined by Tova McGilvray, Katie Fox, and Bryce Wiele. HAPPY NEW YEAR! May 2021 bring you much better things. Sponsors: RE/MAX Gold: www.bestrenoagents.com Contact Info: Shauna Ganes shauna@dmorris.com www.shaunaganes.com www.facebook.com/doitandbegladyoudid

In this episode, Taraleigh and Leah bring in music publicist Katie Fox to discuss the current state of affairs in the live music scene and what we can do right now to help make sure we have a scene to return to. Katie helps to provide us with a sense of hope and leaves listeners with clear action steps to make our voices heard by our representatives. Katie also shares what inspired her to go from a fan to supporting live music for a living and how quitting her job for live music opened the door for a rewarding career. Leah provides us with information on live music’s lasting therapeutic effects and Taraleigh gives listeners a fun way to connect with music right now. Katie Fox builds and executes integrated marketing strategies that align with her social and environmental values in the live event space. She has proven success in creating strategies that use the latest technologies to further organic & paid buzz surrounding musicians, bands, music festivals and non-profits by creating exclusive experiences that reinforce emotional attachment.This podcast is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. Please leave us a rating or review on iTunes and join our Facebook group to dive deeper into the conversation of live music and health and wellness.Groove Therapy is brought to you by Osiris Media. To discover more podcasts that connect you more deeply to the music you love, check out osirispod.com. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Noah Vandegrift, Katie Fox, Abbey McCoy and Mr.Ortopan talk about anything and EVERYTHING.

Lookout Gen X’ers and Baby Boomers! 56 million millennials are either employed or looking for work and they are now the largest generation in the US workforce. So have millennials changed workplace standards or are they having to adhere to them? We thought it would be interesting to discuss this generational divide so we brought in Katie Fox, from Dress to Impress and Shennice Cleckley from Smart Cookie Coaching to help us sort it out.

Katie Fox chats to Matthew Brookes about living with and managing anxiety.

Hello Hello - Music Lovers!I hope this latest writing finds you well and your belly full of turkey leftovers. In the great words of Dave Matthews and others before him... Eat, Drink and be Merry!This time I am getting back to you with Erin Fox . In our latest episode we discuss her solo work and her band  Resilient. Erin is a singer and songwriter; and she has been performing in the local music community for almost two decades.Philly’s own Resilient serves to bring diverse and more electrifying music to the public. It’s a femme-driven band headed by songwriter Erin Fox, supported by her sister, Katie Fox, who is a drummer in the band. This band melds together 90’s influenced grunge rock with modern pop undertones to form a sui generis sound all on their own. Erin brings in what she refers to as a ‘song fetus’ composed on simple riffs and incomplete lyrics. The light, folky pop of her current ‘EP Your Joy’, and her first solo album, ‘Forbidden Youth’, both self-released albums are a source of amazement. Highlights:- What it's like to grow up in a music family in Philly - How Life inspires art with her song "Tim for Doctor" with Health Care - Her love of Prince and cover of "Nothing Compares to U" - The importance of both being in a band and going solo - The importance of meditation and how her day begins and ends - So Much more! Erin developed an interest in music very early on in life. Growing up in a music family in Philly was a blessing for her. She was inspired by her mother and wanted to be just like her. Her sister was the reason she started playing music in the first place.  She loved Prince and his song ‘Nothing Compares to U’. She is a huge fan of Prince and we share that in common. It was his energy that she was most fond of. After working in her band Sugar High, she started working on her solo songs with her first release in July 2018. She said that when you work solo, everything has to come from you. While working in a band you get ideas from people working with you.Erin loves to meditate and she starts her day doing some physical activities and meditation. Her song ‘Time for Doctor’ is a perfect blend of how life inspires art. She had an experience with cancer which inspired this song. ‘Time for Doctor’ comes from a place of frustration with our current state of health care in the U.S.  She suggested that we can always do better and learn from the experiences of others. Her song ‘Tomorrow’s Yesterday’ is also from her personal experiences, mainly those with her family and friends. Catch the latest episode and listen to Erin and find out how she beat cancer with music. Here are links to Erin’s websites:https://erinfox.bandcamp.com/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDqDfHX9rln7rvXrf4zxXxg http://resilienttheband.com/about-us/ Here is a link to my last newsletter:https://us12.admin.mailchimp.com/templates/share?id=92794697_792355d83291c8276048_us12Let's officially Swagger then SwerveSwagger Swerve LinksGet in tune with your inner creativity with Swagger Swerve here: https://swaggerswerve.squarespace.comLet me know what you think by subscribing on social mediaYou can follow Geoff from Swagger Swerve at:Website: http://swaggwerswerve.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/swaggerthenswerveFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/swaggerswerveGeoff's New Program on how to release one song a month for the next 12 months - Music GSD (Get S Done) https://swaggerswerve.squarespace.com/store  

On Special Chronicles Podcast Episode 297, Daniel Smrokowski is a podcasting live "best of" recap of the Abilities Expo Chicago.  Tune-in to hear highlights from Daniel's time at the Abilities Expo including: David Korse (President/CEO of Abilities Expo)   [starts at 4:15] Brian Martin (Co-founder of Hardback Yo-Yo & diagnosed with autism) [starts at 18:00] Katie Fox … Continue reading SCP297: Live Abilities Expo Recap The post SCP297: Live Abilities Expo Recap first appeared on Special Chronicles.

This week we hear from Jon Anderson & Katie Fox, two of the founding members of wayOUT, "a group of people passionate about LGBTQ+ equality...committed to supporting organizations that provide safe spaces and services to LGBTQ+ youth in places where society tells them it’s not okay to be who they really are." They tell us how the story of how their small nugget of an idea turned into an inaugural GAYla that raised over $127,000 for the Magic City Acceptance Center in Birmingham, Alabama.

We are once again joined by one of our past guests to get a update from her.  You guessed it, we have the Fashionista joining the show again.  Before getting an update from Deb we talk about what make a new motorcycle model.What makes a new new motorcycle model:Harley released the Road King Special model, which we covered in past episodes and we cover a little more detail to setup the conversation.Indian released the Indian Roadmaster Classic Model.  Indian removed the hard bags off the roadmaster and replaced them leather bags and a few other tweaks.Between the two models - we think Harley did a better jobWe relate these new models to what car companies would call a trim level.Fashionista Update:Visited Motorcycles of Charlotte on way back from Barber.  Deb will be going back to dealership in late spring test ride some BMW bikes.2 weeks ago Deb rode to Florida to do an article for April 2017 BMW Motorcycle Owners of America News Magazine.  Deb finds places off the beaten path places to visit and thing that might have been forgot or lesser known.  This trip was to Old Florida.Started out in Wakulla Springs, FL - 14 miles south of Tallahassee, FL. Is one of the largest and deepest freshwater springs.Next stop was Cedar Keys, FL - highly recommend as a place to go and relaxing.  Hugest claming since the 90's. Next stop on the trip was Crystal River, FL and was able to rub the belly of a manatee.  Which was on her bucket list.Last stop on trip was Mount Dora, FL - Cool little town, motorcycle friendly and a lot to do.Total trip miles about 1200 miles.Heading back to Florida for the first week of Daytona bike week.  Will be attending the super cross racing.Cold weather riding -BMW Under layer suiteOlympia Expedition all season suitePlace hand warmers in all pockets to help keep warmNew Boots - Sidi Gavia Gore-Tex Boots - Great boot as feet never got coldPacking for Long Trips:Saddle BagsDry Sacks 35 liters with Rok StrapsHave a bottle of wine, glass, and opener with her.Nice tent, which has a living area and an area to allow you to wrench redverz Atacama TentWill not be at Barber as she will be doing 50CC ride during late September - early October.Deb also started writing for Modern Moto Magazine. Check it out!Katie Fox ownerMagazine is geared towards fashionable gearFirst article about how to pack and keep your fashion sense on road7 + 1 Segment:We are starting a new segment thanks to Mike, who is part of the Riders of Loud Pipes group.  In our off-line social chat, Mike asked if money was no object what 7 bikes, cars, boats, etc would you have in your garage.  Then one project to work on.  We require at least 4 bikes on the list.  Here we go! Jon:F3-S Daytona 500WRX (have)2007 Yamaha Wolverine 450 4x42017 Harley Freewheeler2017 Yamaha R32017 BMW R1200 RT2017 Triumph BobberProject: 1972 VW Super BeetleRich:HD CVO Pro Street BreakoutMotus MST-RBMW S1000RRHD Road Glide Ultra (CVO - if available)KTM 450Tesla Model S P100D2017 GMC 1500 Denali w/6.2 literProject: HD 1943 WLCRico:HD CVO Pro Street BreakoutMotus MST-RYamaha R1Indian Roadmaster (Have)MGX-21Dodge DemonTesla Model S P100DProject: Indian/HD Rat BikeDeb:BMW R1200RTBMW G310RYamaha YZ250Suzuki SV650Ural With side-carZero DZ ZFLexux RC-F CoupeBMW R1100 RSEVENTS:American Flat Track Race - Charlotte, NC April 1, 2017Moto Vlogger Spring Mountain Ride - April 7, 2017 - Going to be staying in Pigeon Forge, TN.Barber Vintage Festival - October 6th-8th, 2017 - Leeds, AlabamaSupport the show and receive rewards for your contribution by visiting loudpipes.net/donate.  Patreon is our focus and is an ongoing support model.  There is also a link for one time donations and support of any size is greatly appreciated.Running time:  1 hour 16 minutesQuestions or comments: feedback@rdubstudios.com or the Feedback page