Podcast appearances and mentions of Katie Piper

Join us as we chat with Nicola Johnson, Director of the HR Centre of Excellence at Bentley , as she opens up about balancing a high-powered career and being a mum.From her return to work after maternity leave to the thrill of driving a Continental GT Speed at Silverstone, Nicola's stories are all about breaking boundaries.And find out about Nicola's role models, like Michelle Obama and Katie Piper, and key figures in the automotive world who have paved the way.Listen to learn:

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Presenter Katie Piper is the final guest of series 3, alongside husband Richard. They are Invited by Andi and Miquita " to exercise the brunch muscle" over a table of very special pancakes. Katie and Richard talk about their first meeting, swapping Blackberry pins, turning adversity into advocacy, and setting up her foundation. There's also *more* conversation about the advantages of turning forty, de-thorning roses by hand, the power of affirmations, why Beverly Knight still calls Richard by the wrong name and so much more.... An Offscript Production, and YaYa Production. Produced by Tayo Popoola. For more information on the Katie Piper Foundation, visit - https://katiepiperfoundation.org.uk/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Own Your Health is an uplifting new podcast hosted by acclaimed expert Chinese medicine practitioner Katie Brindle. Having honed her skills for more than two decades, she is now ready to share her distilled wisdom with the world. Forbes has called her “The Wellness Expert You Need to Know”, while HELLO! magazine dubbed her “Life Healer to the Stars.”  Her extensive clinic list includes royalty and stars such as Trinny Woodall, Fearne Cotton, Emma Forbes, Katie Piper, Lisa Snowden, Ian Wright and Darren Gough. In each episode, Katie will provide wisdom and answers to essential health topics that impact all of our lives. From navigating menopause, to understanding the intricacies of sex, ageing, cellulite, eye bags and thinning hair, she will offer a fresh and unique perspective that will transform the way you think about your well-being. Katie's approach blends humour and health seamlessly. Her charismatic energy and anecdotes promise to make each episode engaging and relatable. Prepare to laugh, learn, and discover answers, clarity and solutions for your own health and self-care journey. Launches Wednesday 20th March 2024! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Denne uken forteller Heidi oss om 25 år gamle Katie Piper som blir utsatt for et syre angrep . Advarsel! Denne episoden kan være en trigger for de som har vært utsatt for vold og seksuelle overgrep. Bilder til episoden finner du: Insta: https://instagram.com/holdpustenpod Face: https://www.facebook.com/holdpustenpod Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@holdpustenpod Gi oss gjerne fem stjerner overalt og husk å anbefal podden til en venn om du liker det du hører :) Lydeffekter fra zapsplat.com

On March 31st, 2008 Katie Piper had sulfuric acid thrown on her face, and in an instant her entire life changed. 

In the final part of the stomp, Katie Piper tells Dr Alex about filming her documentary ‘Jailhouse Mums' and the heartbreaking scenes that shaped her opinion on prison reform and drug addiction. Katie shares what she's learnt about how one wrong decision can change the course of a life, the confidence she's gained from weightlifting and her work with The Katie Piper Foundation which earned her an OBE.Grab a copy of Katie's book ‘A Little Bit of Hope'For children, you can pick up Katie's ‘All You Need' and Dr Alex's ‘A Better Day: Your Positive Mental Health Handbook'TW: This episode discusses drug useLINKS: Frank: Confidential advice and information about drugs, their effects and the law.Narcotics Anonymous: Support for anyone who wants to stop using drugs.Mind: List of organisations who offer support for recreational drug and alcohol addiction, including organisations who can help if you are supporting someone else. Mind: List of organisations who offer support for recreational drug and alcohol addiction, including organisations who can help if you are supporting someone else. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In part 2, Katie Piper and Dr Alex share the impact their skin had on their self-esteem. The pair discuss finding a skincare routine that's as unique as you are, the time they've wasted on perfectionism and the pitfall of getting your self-worth from your appearance. Katie also opens up about how massaging her face helped her reconnect to her identity, the psychology of getting dressed up for yourself and the clumsy comments people have made about her appearance. Check out The Katie Piper Foundation and Katie's work for a brighter future for all survivors of burns and scars. Follow @katiepiper_ and The Stompcast @thestompcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Broadcaster, author, businesswoman and philanthropist, Katie Piper joins Dr Alex for a hearty stomp in the countryside this week. Katie discusses how she implements social media boundaries, how crucial it is to be kind about your past self and how a walk can clear out the cobwebs at this time of year.Plus, Katie and Alex discuss what it means to them to be Skin Heroes for La Roche-Posay, how they've worked towards self-acceptance and why they're grateful for their skin. Follow @katiepiper_ and The Stompcast @thestompcast and pick up Dr Alex's latest book The Mind Manual Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Can you look at yourself and say ‘I am happy'? Supermodel Ellie Goldstein, who was born with Down's Syndrome, says she can. In this chat with Fearne, Ellie and her mum Yvonne talk about the obstacles she's overcome to grace the covers of Vogue and Glamour, as well as become the UK ambassador for a Barbie doll based on a person with Down's Syndrome. They chat about the importance of making sure kids feel a part of a community. It doesn't matter how quickly they pick up a hobby, or how good they are at it – what matters is that they're enjoying themselves. Against All Odds By Ellie Goldstein (with foreword by Katie Piper) is out now. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

To launch this new series, we welcome the presenter and author, Katie Piper onto the Radio Times sofa. In 2008, Katie was the victim of an acid attack, which left her with life-changing injuries – her experience was documented in the BAFTA-nominated film, Katie: My Beautiful Face. Following its success, she signed an exclusivity deal with C4 that saw her go on to establish herself as one of our leading television presenters. In this episode, we discuss diversity within the media and how she has dealt with adversity. Plus, we talk about Katie Piper's Jailhouse Mums, her powerful and poignant new documentary which sees Katie travel the USA meeting women who are pregnant or who have given birth behind bars. Stream for free all episodes of Katie Piper's Jailhouse Mums on UKTV Play. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In the second episode of this series Elis and John chat to broadcaster and author Katie Piper about her story of recovery, and some of the things that have helped her cope. This episode contains strong language that some people might find offensive. If you're affected by any of the issues raised in this episode there's more information at bbc.co.uk/actionline.

Teeny Mouse may be very small but that's not going to stop her doing big things.

Bex recently caught up with Katie Piper to chat all about her new heart-warming book, All You Need! Hear all about Katie's inspiration behind Teeny Mouse, and why she thinks there's a lot to be happy about. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Kate Elizabeth Piper es una filántropa, presentadora de televisión y ex modelo británica. Ella era una aspirante a modelo a mediados de la década de 2000. En marzo de 2008, fue atacada con ácido por su exnovio y un cómplice, causándole un gran daño en la cara y ceguera en un ojo. Distribuido por Genuina Media

Welcome to another episode of Book Worms! Katie Piper joins Bex this week to tell you all about her new book, All You Need! What do we really need in life, and what should we be grateful for? Cynthia and Elise Deluola are here too, chatting about Cynthia's new book and the first in her new series, Ama's Stories: My Family! Last but not least, Ross Montgomery is here to do an introduction and reading of his new book, Spellstone!Join Fun Kids Podcasts+: https://funkidslive.com/plusSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Meet Sarah Green, CEO of the Katie Piper Foundation, a UK-based charity that provides support and advocacy for burns survivors. With a career that started in finance, Sarah transitioned to the charity sector in 2003 as a fundraiser for a small international development charity. She later focused on event-based fundraising for the St Elizabeth and St Helena hospices before joining the Katie Piper Foundation.  Sarah's passion for the health sector was inspired by the care and support her late father received, along with her family. She was determined to lead an organisation one day, so she invested in relevant qualifications, successfully completing a Master's degree in Voluntary Sector Management.  In October 2018, Sarah was appointed CEO of the Katie Piper Foundation, realising her dream of leading an organisation. While this was an exciting opportunity for both Sarah and the foundation, she faced unforeseen challenges with the COVID-19 pandemic and economic disruption. These challenges have led to a cost-of-living crisis, which may negatively affect the charities' ability to raise funds.  The Katie Piper Foundation, established in 2009 by burns survivor Katie Piper, is proud to be survivor-led, providing in-person and virtual rehabilitation services. They support adult survivors of burns and those living with severe trauma scarring, addressing both their physical and mental health.  Katie started the foundation from her parents' house a year into her recovery from a horrific acid attack outside a North London internet café. The attack caused third-degree burns to her face and chest and blinded her in one eye. Prior to the attack, Piper had a career in modelling and TV presenting, planning a future in the media. Though her life changed forever that day, Katie remained determined to fulfil her potential and not let the attack define her. While Katie's journey to recovery has been long and difficult, requiring surgery to clear blockages caused by scar tissue, she has become an inspiration for other burns survivors, both personally and through the foundation's work.  Today, the Katie Piper Foundation provides rehabilitation services, including physiotherapy and emotional support, and advocates for survivors, helping to connect them to the services and interventions they require. The foundation's work is a testament to the strength and resilience of burns survivors and the dedication of Sarah and her team.  Katie remains heavily involved in the charity and, as one of nine skilled volunteers, serves as a trustee. In addition, the charity has two notable ambassadors: celebrity music guru Simon Cowell and businessman Simon McCabe.  --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mark-longbottom2/message

Pursuing the model lifestyle in London, Katie Piper was used to gaining attention for her looks. But when her stalker Danny Lynch hired a hitman to attack Katie, her face was destroyed and she became completely unrecognizable. It should've been the end of her career dreams, but Katie's revenge turned into an inspiring rise to fame. Now, THIS is how you make a comeback! If you know someone who could use this, share it with them! -- ⚠️ TRENDING on SUBSTACK ⚠️ USE THIS LINK TO JOIN MOTIVATION HUB for 50% OFF (discount limited to first 500) -- Unleash Open.ai for your Marketing

To end the week, we hear from the brilliant Katie Piper who tells us how she creatively crams exercise into her schedule!To listen to the full episode, please visit:Well Far on SpotifyWell Far on Apple Podcasts Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, Rosie chats to Katie Piper about the power of acceptance, welcoming a 'kaleidoscope' of emotions into our lives and how she puts herself into a happy mindset.https://www.hellomagazine.com/newsletter/in-a-good-place-podcast/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

TW: Mention of Physical Attack Back in 2009 Katie bravely went on TV to document her experience as the victim of an acid attack that left her needing pioneering surgery to restore her face and vision. In this clip Katie explains how running saw her through one of the most challenging times of her life. To listen to the full episode, please visit:Well Far on SpotifyWell Far on Apple Podcasts Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A podcast where we share sixty seconds of inspiration to help you create a kinder, gentler world faster than the speed of heartbreak. We believe that kindness needs to be the number one cherished idea in the world today. So, we created a show that adds one sweet droplet of goodness into the ocean of your life - every day.    Yesterday by John Hobart - Music Design by Jason Inc. https://brucewaynemclellan.com/  

A podcast where we share sixty seconds of inspiration to help you create a kinder, gentler world faster than the speed of heartbreak. We believe that kindness needs to be the number one cherished idea in the world today. So, we created a show that adds one sweet droplet of goodness into the ocean of your life - every day.    Yesterday by John Hobart - Music Design by Jason Inc. https://brucewaynemclellan.com/  

The UK's favourite fitness coach is back with series three of his podcast. This summer, Joe is speaking to inspirational friends and some of his favourite people to ask them what they do to keep themselves feeling mentally and physically strong. Joe's guest this week is presenter and author Katie Piper. Katie was the victim of an acid attack in 2008 which left her with life-changing injuries. In the years that followed Katie has spoken and written about her experiences, and established a foundation to help other people who have suffered similar injuries. Katie talks to Joe about how she recovered her mental and physical health after the attack, and the part exercise played in her recovery. They discuss how she views and preserves her self-confidence today, and why they are both so honest about themselves on social media. They talk about the challenges of balancing work with parenting, and Katie explains how you can be kind to yourself just by writing an email. This is sunshine in a podcast. Joe Wicks is here for you, and he won't stop until you're fit and happy. Producer: Toby Field Editor: Dimitri Houtart A BBC Audio Bristol production for Radio 4

To listen to the full episode, please visit:Well Far on SpotifyWell Far on Apple PodcastsClip from: S01E06Coming up is a snippet from a podcast that I recorded with writer, activist, television presenter and model Katie Piper. In the show Piper explains how she juggles running with demands of hectic family life.Full length podcast episodes are found on "Well Far: The Running Podcast" where you will find a diverse range of running advice. Everything from how to lace up, to guided cools downs and workouts, and some run chats with famous faces and inspiring runners about their own running journey. The perfect accompaniment for your Sunday Runday!To grab a copy of Amy's book “I Can Run” head to Amazon or download the the audio book to accompany you on your long runs. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On March 31, 2008, a 24-year-old woman was attacked with acid while trying to end a relationship with her ex-boyfriend in London, England. This is the story of Katie Piper. The Katie Piper Foundation |https://katiepiperfoundation.org.ukPatreon |https://www.patreon.com/Femicide_PodcastSupport My Podcast |https://www.buymeacoffee.com/FemicidePodcastFollow |@femicide_podcast on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/femicide_podcast/ @femicidepodcast on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/femicidepodcastHome Studio Equipment Used | Affiliate LinksBlue Yeti USB Microphone | https://amzn.to/2ShOMcrFoam Windscreen cover | https://amzn.to/38nriZaPop Filter | https://amzn.to/2Sjeu0vAcoustic Absorption Panel | https://amzn.to/39thLjcApple MacBook Pro | https://amzn.to/2OJip4cMusic credits |Ice flow musicMusic from https://filmmusic.io"Ice Flow" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com) License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)Welcome to horrorland musicMusic from https://filmmusic.io"Welcome To Horrorland" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com)License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)Information sources |https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Katie_Piperhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andover,_Hampshirehttps://www.walesonline.co.uk/news/uk-news/katie-piper-calls-harsher-sentencing-21872327https://www.theguardian.com/uk/2009/may/01/acid-attack-two-jailedhttps://www.thesun.co.uk/tvandshowbiz/3159251/katie-piper-before-after-acid-attack-who/https://www.mirror.co.uk/3am/celebrity-news/brave-katie-piper-shares-harrowing-22822809https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/7051605/stefan-sylvestre-katie-piper-acid-attack-prison-parole/https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gorzN1xj5nwhttps://www.bbc.com/news/uk-40559973https://topdocumentaryfilms.com/katie-piper-my-beautiful-face/https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6274349/Katie-Pipers-acid-attacker-celebrates-weekend-jail-hotel-wife.htmlSupport the show

Coming up is a snippet from a podcast that I recorded with writer, activist, television presenter and model Katie Piper. In the show Piper explains how she juggles running with demands of hectic family life. Over to Katie. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week's Talking Health feature, Daniel talks to writer and TV personality Katie Piper, alongside the CPO of Blueair, about indoor air pollution and what we can all do to improve the quality of air in our homes. Guests: Katie Piper OBE, Sara Alsen

To listen to the full episode, please visit:Well Far on SpotifyWell Far on Apple PodcastsToday on Well Far Daily you're going to hear from writer, activist, television presenter and model Katie Piper on the realities of achieving her goals and why she refuses to feel downbeat if her path to personal glory includes some stumbling blocks. This clip is from Season one of Well Far. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Adam Cox is joined by health and wellbeing advocate, Katie Piper, and the CPO of Unilever, Sara Alsen, to discuss new research from Blueair that shows Brits' concerns around indoor air pollution. Katie discusses why this is a topic close to her heart, whilst Sara talks through the research and why this is such an issue. www.blueair.com

To listen to the full episode, please visit:Well Far on SpotifyWell Far on Apple PodcastsClip from: S01E06Coming up is a snippet from an interview with writer, activist, television presenter and model Katie Piper. Back in 2009 Katie bravely went on TV to document her experience as the victim of an acid attack that left her needing pioneering surgery to restore her face and vision. Today, she's a mum of two young girls, and juggles motherhood with work with regular runs. She's an advocate for using physical fitness to help strengthen her mental fitness and that's what we discussed on the podcast. A quick note to say that I recorded this show before the pandemic when running was a social not solo sport.Full length podcast episodes are found on "Well Far: The Running Podcast" where you will find a diverse range of running advice. Everything from how to lace up, to guided cools downs and workouts, and some run chats with famous faces and inspiring runners about their own running journey. The perfect accompaniment for your Sunday Runday!To grab a copy of Amy's book “I Can Run” head to Amazon or download the the audio book to accompany you on your long runs. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to the Good Pod Guide a podcast about podcasts for all you podcast lovers out there, hosted by journalist Lauren Windle. Join us each episode as we give you the low down on some of the biggest podcasts, as well as some hidden gems to help you find your next great listen. 'Katie Piper's Extraordinary People' features host Katie Piper, writer, broadcaster and star of Strictly Come Dancing 2018, brings stories that will inspire you, making you laugh and cry. Katie chats with inspirational people who have turned incredible adversity into powerful positivity. For more info about the Good Pod Guide. Check out the show notes. Also, like subscribe and leave a positive review. It helps beat that evil algorithm.

Katie Piper joins Lorraine and Rosie to discuss key turning points in her life, from love, career to finding herself. What If? Is brought to you by Home Instead.

A bizarre and terrifying crime spree has been on the rise in the UK for the past several years. In this episode, I'll share stories illustrating how acid attacks have increasingly been used to retaliate against a romantic partner once a relationship ends.  Resources:  “Acid Attacks on the Rise in the U.K.”, Joanna Kakissis/NPR, Aug 6, 2017. “Acid Attacks: What has led to the rise and how can they be stopped?”, George Mann/BBC News, July 14, 2017.  “Jealous woman is jailed for 14 years after scarring her boyfriend”, Rory Tingle/DailyMail.com, Nov 21, 2021.  “Woman jailed for acid attack on boyfriend”, Tristan Kirk/Evening Standard, Nov 19, 2021. “Man recalls moment ex-girlfriend poured acid over him while he slept”, Jamie Barlow/Nottinghamshire Live, Feb 12, 2021.  The Queen v Mark Cummings and Katie Leong, Crown Court at Leicester, March 21, 2017.  “Katie Piper's acid attacker is cleared for release”, Danny Gallagher/Daily Mail.com, Jun 18, 2020.  Links: CrimeCon - www.crimecon.com www.crimecon.co.uk - Use offer code ONCEUPON22 for 10% off your CrimeCon tickets.  Patreon - www.patreon.com/onceuponacrime  Once Upon a Crime website - www.truecrimepodcast.com More about the Show:  Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast for free wherever you're listening or using this link: https://bit.ly/OnceUponACrimePodcast. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A bizarre and terrifying crime spree has been on the rise in the UK for the past several years. In this episode, I'll share stories illustrating how acid attacks have increasingly been used to retaliate against a romantic partner once a relationship ends. Resources: “Acid Attacks on the Rise in the U.K.”, Joanna Kakissis/NPR, Aug 6, 2017. “Acid Attacks: What has led to the rise and how can they be stopped?”, George Mann/BBC News, July 14, 2017. “Jealous woman is jailed for 14 years after scarring her boyfriend”, Rory Tingle/DailyMail.com, Nov 21, 2021. “Woman jailed for acid attack on boyfriend”, Tristan Kirk/Evening Standard, Nov 19, 2021. “Man recalls moment ex-girlfriend poured acid over him while he slept”, Jamie Barlow/Nottinghamshire Live, Feb 12, 2021. The Queen v Mark Cummings and Katie Leong, Crown Court at Leicester, March 21, 2017. “Katie Piper's acid attacker is cleared for release”, Danny Gallagher/Daily Mail.com, Jun 18, 2020. Links: CrimeCon - www.crimecon.com www.crimecon.co.uk - Use offer code ONCEUPON22 for 10% off your CrimeCon tickets. Patreon - www.patreon.com/onceuponacrime Once Upon a Crime website - www.truecrimepodcast.com

This week Amy chats to LDN Brunch Club's founder Stephen Ajdaidoo and member Francesca Menato about how finding a tribe to run with (and a tasty destination to run to) can help keep you motivated on those all important long runs. We then set off on an inspirational lakeside run with the extraordinary Katie Piper who talks about her running journey, day-to-day life, motivations and a recent stint in uniform.How to find out more about today's experts:Stephen Adjaidoo, Instagram: @stephenadjaidoo, @LDNbrunchclubFrancesca Menato, Instagram: @ces_menatoKatie Piper, Instagram: @katiepiper_ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode, Katie Piper interviews Kristen Miale, President of Good Shepherd Food Bank of Maine. They discuss the biggest misconception around hunger and why we should shift our mindset from just distributing surplus food to also improving access to healthy food.

My guest this week is Katie Piper, who is a lovely woman. In itself this a massive achievement, considering her life story and the continuing challenges she has faced, since she was the victim of an acid attack in 2008. We spoke over zoom and I felt I got to know and like her immensely - and I hope you will feel the same. Katie talked about her love of being busy, her work on many things including the Katie Piper Foundation and how writing a book with her mum made her feel guilty for what her mum had been through. She also spoke about how her two little girls cope with seeing her go through various treatments, and how you can use every situation to your advantage, as an opportunity to start again. It's a privilege to begin the new series of Spinning Plates with our conversation and how brilliant to see her charity work has been recognised with her recently awarded OBE. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Katie Piper joins Dom and his new co-host, Ella in today's episode!  Katie talks through her career over the past decade and how she overcomes personal and societal obstacles. Dom and Ella celebrate Zebedee's nomination at BFC Change Makers Awards and tell some funny stories about the teams alcohol fuelled antics (sorry Ellie Goulding). Two new Zebedee editorials have been release in collaboration with Vogue Italia and Elle Bulgaria, featuring our amazing diverse talent. 

Hello and welcome to Secure The Insecure hosted by Johnny Seifert.This week broadcaster and author Katie Piper opens up the conversation on the importance of affirmations and positive messages.You can buy Katie's book A Little Bit Of Faith in all book shops now.You can listen to Katie's Podcast Extraordinary People after you hear this episode.You can buy Katie's bed range from https://www.bedeckhome.com/katie-piper.htmlMy thanks to Aviva for setting up this conversation as Katie launches the Aviva Decision School If you have learnt something in this episode please do give Secure The Insecure a five star rating and leave a comment and remember its Okay to not be Okay.If you want to contact me I am on social media @johnnyseifert @securetheinsecurepodcast See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On today's episode we're joined by, author, activist, television presenter and personality, Katie Piper, who encompasses the true essence of being a leader. Delving straight in to discuss the driving force behind the charity she founded, The Katie Piper Foundation, Katie explains that establishing a charity was never a route she expected to go down. A life-changing experience gave her clear insight of the support those dealing with burn injuries need. When her life changed overnight, she quickly became aware of treatments she needed that weren't available to her in the UK. So the idea behind her foundation was born – to help make what she had to travel for, more easily accessible for others. After a documentary about her story aired, Katie found that people wanted to help. She and her family paid any donations they received into a bank account with charitable status, with the view to donate this to other survivors of burns and enable them to receive the treatment she had in France. The generosity of these people was a healing experience for Katie and her gratitude to those who helped her was palpable. As time went on, Katie's platform expanded and support never stopped. Eventually, The Katie Piper Foundation became a formalised charity, and she and her team worked on setting up mentoring and workshops, eventually leading to opening their very own centre, enabling treatment to happen in the UK instead of abroad. From being in a coma and having to rebuild her life, to becoming a best-selling author among so many other achievements, Katie's excitement for life and love for connecting with people is infectious. When discussing the importance of consistency and showing up for ourselves, her words are incredibly powerful – “trauma is a part of life, but it doesn't have to be a life sentence”. As Katie shares her closing messages with us, she encourages listeners not to fear the dark times and instead to embrace them. Some of the best times of your life will be the hardest ones, but they can be a catalyst for change – something Katie proves in her own experiences. “Don't just dream and wish, make it happen”.

Episode 5: Tackling Stigma with Katie Piper Gareth and Craig are joined by best-selling author, inspirational speaker, activist, and television presenter Katie Piper. In 2008, Katie survived an acid attack.  Since then Katie has produced multiple documentaries, created her own foundation, the “Katie Piper Foundation”, and become a role model and campaigner for acid attack survivors across the country. Whether it's her husband being congratulated for marrying her, or the internalised judgment she placed on herself, Katie has faced stigma at every turn and tells us not only about her own experience but what people can do on a daily basis to put a stop to it. We hope you enjoy this episode, the fifth in our series looking at how we can together tackle stigma, misunderstanding, and discrimination around vital social issues, including HIV. Feel free to get in touch with us with your thoughts, ideas and feedback. We'd love you to find out more about the Tackle HIV campaign by visiting tacklehiv.org, or check us out on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.

In this episode, Katie Piper interviews Erin Clymer Lessard, author, speaker, consultant, coach and CEO of Lessard Consulting.  They discuss how to normalize conflict in the workplace, the benefits of a growth mindset and what makes a great leader.

In this episode we discuss three brand new features you can find in your Buzzsprout account, an update on Apple Podcasts Connect and the buggy app rollout, and reminisce on the good ol' days when Clubhouse was a thing.Links from today's episodeSee every new feature Buzzsprout has added recentlyWatch Alban's interview with Katie Piper from CanvaLearn about the new Canva artwork integrationWatch our Apple Podcasts Announcements PlaylistClubhouse users on the declineReview Buzzcast in Podchaser or Apple Podcasts to let us know what you think of the show.

Mick is joined by TV personality and mental health advocate Katie Piper.Katie's been looking at the results of a new survey that suggest life in lockdown has been beneficial to some people, who are now concerned about life post-pandemic.The conversation raises the issue of returning to "normal" and how we can make time for ourselves each day to better our own mental healthPicture Credit: PA Images

In this second  Problem With Acid Attacks episode, we discuss the scientific achievements of two Irish schoolgirls and the verdict of the Derek Chauvin Trial. Henna updates us on a recent acid attack that occurred in New York in the last number of weeks. Annaig then explains the differences between the two most common types of acid used in attacks, their specific effects on the human body and how they can be treated. She then discusses the acid attack of Katy Piper; how it happened, how she recovered and her achievements post-assault. This is part 2 of this discussion, so be sure to listen to the previous episode to hear more on the topic.If you, or anyone you know, is affected by the topics discussed in this episode or this lockdown, please visit - https://onlinefirstaid.com/acid-attack/ for acid attack first aid.Crisis helplines - https://www.3ts.ie/need-help/crisis-helplines/ Substance abuse helpline - https://spunout.ie/help/service/drugs-alcohol-helplineDomestic/sexual/other abuse - https://spunout.ie/help/categories/abuse-support-servicesSources - https://www.cdc.gov/niosh/topics/sulfuric-acid/default.html  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acid_attack#Epidemiology  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nitric_acid#Safety  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sulfuric_acid#Safety https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Katie_Piper#Assault_and_acid_attack  https://www.thesun.ie/tvandshowbiz/television/754521/who-is-katie-piper-acid-attack-survivor-and-former-model-who-was-blinded-in-one-eye-in-assault-arranged-by-ex-boyfriend/  https://news.sky.com/story/katie-piper-acid-attacker-stefan-sylvestre-released-from-prison-after-nine-years-11524849 https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-7559345/Katie-Piper-shares-harrowing-pictures-terrible-injuries-suffered-acid-attack.html  https://www.theguardian.com/uk/2009/may/01/acid-attack-two-jailed   https://news.sky.com/story/katie-piper-acid-attacker-stefan-sylvestre-released-from-prison-after-nine-years-11524849 https://www.nbcnews.com/news/asian-america/muslim-college-student-badly-burned-acid-attack-new-york-police-n1264950 https://www.instagram.com/p/CNyHHpGFH_q/?igshid=105ltru3wic0u&fbclid=IwAR0DxYm72m-lh1-THE3GnQNntt0GOkDlt9tfnuX-D9vBOORQQJf9tmZpnY4

In this episode, Katie Piper interviews Kelly Taxter, founder of Trust Your Gut, Inc.  They discuss the importance of modeling a positive body image, the impacts of isolation and how Kelly brings wellness into her community.

Does your story deserve to be told? Viv Groskop talks to TV presenter and charity founder Katie Piper about taking ownership of your story and accepting that people want to hear it. They discuss protecting your energy, selling yourself to yourself, accepting your insecurities and the surprising things that intimidate us (think stapler...) Find out more about Katie's at the Katie Piper Foundation. Viv's books, including How to Own the Room, are out now. And you can subscribe now to Viv's new podcast, We Can Rebuild Her; a series of intimate conversations about reinventing yourself in the age of pandemic.

This week we’re counting down to Well Far season 4 with daily tips and advice....Today on Well Far Daily you’re going to hear from writer, activist, television presenter and model Katie Piper on the realities of achieving her goals and why she refuses to feel downbeat if her path to personal glory includes some stumbling blocks. This clip is from Season one of Well Far. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

What does it feel like to become a parent when for so long you thought it wouldn't happen for you? Katie Piper, bestselling author, activist, model and TV presenter of Songs of Praise, shares why she'd have 10 children if her husband would go for it. Listen as she shares with Annie and Wendy how life as a mum has brought home the agony her own mum must have felt at watching her suffer after the acid attack that caused major damage to her face and blinded her in one eye. And prepare to be awed – Katie isn't just a survivor, she's a thriver. No wonder her books sell by the bucket load!

It's the second and final part of celebrating two years of Katie Piper’s Extraordinary People! We've been taking a look back at some particularly special moments with some truly inspirational guests. In this episode, writer Bella Mackie explains how she deals with her anxiety, the late presenter EJ Osbourne opens up about coming out as transgender, Jameela Jamil shares her experiences of staying resilient in the face of media scrutiny, and recovering addict DJ Fat Tony discusses the 'rise, and fall, and rise again' of his career, and how he's managed to find simple pleasures in lockdown. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It’s officially two years of Katie Piper’s Extraordinary People! In that time, over fifty incredible guests have opened up about their personal journey, with their stories involving anything from trauma, to recovery, to success. As this year has been so difficult for so many, we wanted to look back at the moments that left us feeling uplifted and inspired. In this episode, Dame Jessica Ennis-Hill shares how her athletics background has helped her face other challenges in life, Manchester Arena bombing survivor Freya Lewis explains how she’s dealt with life after trauma, Busted’s Matt Willis talks about how he manages his demons after dealing with fame at a young age, and TV chef Nadiya Hussain explains how she deals with anxiety. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today's special guest is the remarkable Katie Piper - author, presenter, campaigner, podcaster, model, new Songs of Praise presenter and founder of the Katie Piper Foundation. It was launched in 2009, a year after Katie was brutally attacked, sustaining life-changing injuries. She and Susannah discuss how clothes played a vital role in her recovery, whether or not they're alpha females - and Katie recalls a particular dress that outstayed its welcome...Find Katie's podcast here, her website at katiepiperfoundation.org.uk and check her out on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook.Thanks to our masterly house band ‘duo’. Find them at duoguitarmusic.com. And, of course, huge thanks to you for listening! And apologies for the slightly dodgy sound - promise it DOES improve in later episodes. If you like this one, please give us a five-star rating and review.Finally, we’d love to hear about YOUR wardrobe malfunctions. Please email us at help@mywardmal.com. And you can also find us on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook and YouTube all @mywardmal, and on our website at mywardmal.com. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today's special guest is the remarkable Katie Piper - author, presenter, campaigner, podcaster, model, new Songs of Praise presenter and founder of the Katie Piper Foundation. It was launched in 2009, a year after Katie was brutally attacked, sustaining life-changing injuries. She and Susannah discuss how clothes played a vital role in her recovery, whether or not they're alpha females - and Katie recalls a particular dress that outstayed its welcome...Find Katie's podcast here, her website at katiepiperfoundation.org.uk and check her out on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook.Thanks to our masterly house band ‘duo’. Find them at duoguitarmusic.com. And, of course, huge thanks to you for listening! And apologies for the slightly dodgy sound - promise it DOES improve in later episodes. If you like this one, please give us a five-star rating and review.Finally, we’d love to hear about YOUR wardrobe malfunctions. Please email us at help@mywardmal.com. And you can also find us on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook and YouTube all @mywardmal, and on our website at mywardmal.com. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Over the course of this series we explore many different facets of recovery as DJ Fat Tony is joined by some very special guests. On the 7th episode of season two, he is joined by writer, activist, presenter & all-round inspiration Katie Piper as we explore her journey. Proudly supported by INNERJIinnerjidrink.comFollow Tony onInstagram: http://bit.ly/3aRZPj1Facebook: http://bit.ly/38NdyGzTwitter: http://bit.ly/3aVPtPpYoutube: http://bit.ly/2w3Eapq

Katie Piper was on her way to becoming a successful model and TV presenter. But that all changed in 2008 when a man she had been dating for two weeks brutally attacked her and arranged an acid attack, causing severe burns on her face, neck and arms, as well as leaving her blind in one eye. Despite the pain and setbacks that Katie has endured, she has gone on to become a best-selling author of 8 books, a successful TV host, has founded the Katie Piper Foundation in aid of burn victims, and has multiple brand deals - among many, many other accolades, proving that absolutely nothing will hold her back! In this episode, we discuss near-death experiences, dealing with depression and anxiety, her surprising business advice, and where she draws motivation from.

Have you always wanted to start your own podcast but not sure where to start? Have you worried about whether it will be successful or if you'll be able to get sponsors? Well, discover today how all this is possible as Rob is joined by three people whose podcasts regularly top the podcasts charts. Discover how they turned their hobby into an income and how you can do the same.   KEY TAKEAWAYS Develop your passions into something that can turn into a moneymaker. When you forget about what you think people want and what people will pay for and just do what you want then it will become really popular. If you have an interest in your topic this will come through in your content. When you start your podcast, you may not think you are not very good at interviewing however the more practice you get, the better you will become. A good interviewer makes time for preparation for the guest, listens and gives people the space to talk. Podcasting is an easy passive thing to do, you can listen to it whenever and wherever you like as a form of escapism. People are starting to use podcasts as an easy way to get their personal brand out there. It is an authentic version of reality as opposed to the scripted and structured reality seen on other platforms. Many brands are yet to branch out into podcast advertising and sponsorships. It is about having connections and conversations with brands and not being afraid to be turned down or going back to them a month later with some new ideas. The more you do that, the tide will come and the sponsors will come to you. Your job as a podcaster should be creating great content, getting really good guests and marketing your podcast in as many countries to as many listeners as possible as well as monetising your podcast.   BEST MOMENTS “Sometimes you're allowed to do your podcast for you.” “You get this little window into the casual person.” “He probably wouldn't get the podcast done if it wasn't for us.”   VALUABLE RESOURCES https://robmoore.com/   ABOUT THE HOST Rob Moore is an author of 9 business books, 5 UK bestsellers, holds 3 world records for public speaking, entrepreneur, property investor, and property educator. Author of the global bestseller “Life Leverage” Host of UK's No.1 business podcast “The Disruptive Entrepreneur”   “If you don't risk anything, you risk everything”   CONTACT METHOD Rob's official website: https://robmoore.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/robmooreprogressive/?ref=br_rs LinkedIn: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/robmoore1979   ABOUT THE GUESTS Katie Piper is an English writer, activist, television presenter and model. In March 2008, she was attacked with acid by her ex-boyfriend and an accomplice, causing major damage to her face and blindness in one eye. Piper underwent pioneering surgery to restore her face and vision. Her experience was documented in the 2009 Channel 4 documentary Katie: My Beautiful Face part of the Cutting Edge series. It has subsequently been sold internationally.   Podcast: Katie Piper's Extraordinary People   Jake Wood is an English actor, best known for his roles as Max Branning in EastEnders, as Rodney Trotter's assistant in Only Fools and Horses, and as Kill Crazy in Red Dwarf. In January 2018, Wood started hosting a new boxing podcast, Pound for Pound, with Spencer Oliver.   Podcast: Pound For Pound (co-host Spencer Oliver)   Kevin Clifton is an English professional dancer appearing on the BBC series Strictly Come Dancing. On 15 December 2018, Clifton won the sixteenth series of Strictly with his celebrity partner, Stacey Dooley. He announced on 6 March 2020 that he was leaving the show citing that he wanted to focus on “other areas of his career”. As well as taking part in various charity campaigns and visits in his role as a Strictly professional, Kevin is also a patron of the Wheelchair DanceSport Association[26] and the 2014 Dance Prom   Podcast: The Kevin Clifton Show See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Author, presenter and campaigner Mother Pukka, aka Anna Whitehouse, explains why she wants flexible working for all, Katie Piper shares her favourite self-discovery podcasts and author Maggie O’Farrell reveals what her life is like working from home. Plus Lisa and Alix get to grips with their lack of energy and how to boost yours whilst we continue to spend so much time at home.Episode links:Section one: Working From Homehttps://www.motherpukka.co.uk/flex/https://www.instagram.com/mother_pukkaSection two: Stylist LovesKatie Piper’s Extraordinary People - https://play.acast.com/s/katiepiperFearne Cotton’s Happy Place - https://www.officialfearnecotton.com/news/2018/2/26/happy-place-podcastUnder The Skin With Russell Brand - https://luminarypodcasts.com/listen/russell-brand-395/under-the-skin-with-russell-brand-luminary-exclusive/d55de7eb-6f34-48e6-aee4-48703f8fb675The Disruptive Entrepreneur by Rob Moore - https://robmoore.com/podcast/Working from home with Stylist Facebook Grouphttps://www.facebook.com/groups/workingfromhomewithstylist/Stylist Loveshttps://www.stylist.co.uk/emailsSection three: EnergyStylist.co.uk - https://www.stylist.co.uk/life/feeling-tired-all-the-time-exhaustion-fatigue-no-energy-causes-how-to-cope/374252Section four: Maggie O’Farrellhttps://www.maggieofarrell.comSection five: Eating, shopping, doingRhubarb Daiquiri - https://www.bonappetit.com/recipe/rhubarb-daiquiriThe Last Dance - https://www.netflix.com/gb/title/80203144Frozen Nutella Loaf - https://www.stylist.co.uk/life/recipes/quick-easy-dessert-recipes-no-baking/389364History Becomes Her - https://play.acast.com/s/historybecomesher/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Also, the Lancashire patient offered a private jet and fancy dressing up to put the bins out! Plus, Sophie Ellis-Bexter, Aggie McKenzie, Pete Waterman, Katie Piper and Buzz Hawkins.

One of Kevin's ambitions for the show has been to interview the fabulous writer, activist, model, presenter and mum, Katie Piper, and today the dream becomes a reality. Katie is one of the most familiar and beloved personalities in Britain, not just for her dazzling beauty and warm wit, but also for her courageous championing of charitable causes and her renowned compassion and relatability.  In this very special edition of The Kevin Clifton Show, we get up close and personal with Katie, discussing everything from balancing work and home, the importance of stepping outside of your comfort zone, and the ways in which self-analysis and self-belief can help lift you back to the light in the wake of life's darkest moments. KEY TAKEAWAYS Being busy, and living through a hectic schedule, is a mark of positivity and productivity. Both Katie and Kevin enjoy the hustle of creativity and development. Strictly Come Dancing were keen to sign Katie for many years, but her exclusivity deal with Channel 4 prevented her from doing so. However, when that expired in 2018, she jumped at the chance to take to the floor. Whenever you start in something new, you always feel that sense of being stranded. For Katie, the Strictly experience was starkly different to anything she'd experienced before. She was used to being on TV, but dancing on TV was a whole new world. In life, we must always seek the challenge of the next thing. If we're feeling safe, then it's usually a sign of being static. Only when we let go of our inhibitions can we truly begin to enjoy our endeavours. It doesn't come straight away, so don't expect it to happen instantly, but when it does come, that feeling of release will allow you to enjoy life so much more. Podcasting allows Katie to express herself, and to show the world the real, unfiltered side of herself. it also allows her to express her ideas quickly, with complete editorial control, while they're still relevant. Even if you live in the public eye, it's important to have boundaries. People will respect you more in the long run if you can separate your private life from your public life. Confidence is an issue that all performers deal with, and sometimes struggle with. For Kevin, confidence is a huge issue, and although he may seem like an extrovert on Strictly, in social situations and in normal life, he is very shy. Confidence allows us to bounce back from rejection. The self-belief we must have in ourselves, especially as performers, picks us up in the face of a setback, and spurs us on to the next challenge. Life-changing injuries are just that - they never truly heal. Physically, Katie has, and will continue, to receive treatment. Psychologically, she finds herself having to readjust her outlook every now and then. It's an ongoing struggle, but she refuses to let it beat her. It's okay to be negative sometimes. It's okay to be lazy. It's okay to want to isolate yourself, All these things, in the wake of a life-calamity, are your own way of getting through this. So long as you realise this, and that you know it's only temporary. We're so obsessed with identity and occupation. When we ask “What do you do?”, the answer can be so complicated. It's unfortunate that occupation is how we categorise people. Resilience comes through life experience and age. When we are shown the thing we can survive, we discover the things we're capable of. Confidence comes through our embarrassment being shrugged away. We can't spend our lives living in fear of what people think of us, or we're lining ourselves up for a very poor existence. There's a fine line between being self-serving and arrogant, and being nothing but a people pleaser. You need to say no sometimes. You need to remember that your life is your own. You can't please everyone, so you may as well please yourself. We never really use a positive internal commentary by default. Our standard position is to question, and to worry about something. We need to nurture the positive voice. BEST MOMENTS ‘I feel really fortunate to be able to say that I do a job that I'm passionate about' ‘I still don't know the grammatical difference between their and there' ‘I feel like I'm doing a wee with the door open!' ‘Can I change this?' ‘It's normal to get rejected in life. That's okay' ‘I wanted the burn to live with me, not for me to live with the burn' 'There was a moment of clarity' ‘Rock bottom is a great place to start' ‘Politely saying “no” is quite empowering' 'The negatives happen before you've even tried' ‘I am the female Tyson Fury!' VALUABLE RESOURCES   The Kevin Clifton Show - https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-kevin-clifton-show/id1475650764 Katie Piper's Extraordinary People Podcast - https://play.acast.com/s/katiepiper Katie Piper Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/katiepiper_/?hl=en ABOUT THE HOST   Kevin Clifton is a professional dancer who has been performing & competing at the highest level for over a decade. Kevin has worked on shows like 'Burn the floor' & 'Rock of Ages' to 'Strictly Come Dancing' one of the biggest TV shows in the UK which Kevin won in 2018.    CONTACT METHOD Kevin Clifton Instagram Kevin Clifton Facebook Kevin Clifton YouTube See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Katie Piper and Katie Ellison join Louise in our third episode of Mothers' Meeting to discuss struggles at the school gates and mummy WhatsApp groups whilst Katie Piper offers so truly inspired hacks which might help us all, all year round. Katie Piper https://www.instagram.com/katiepiper Katie Ellison: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4g1owgPjW5WlpgNylPI1aw **YOUTUBE** https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfAEEhKikW1676DCa_0OWLA **CONNECT WITH ME** https://www.instagram.com/LouisePentland

It's hard to describe Katie Piper and her extraordinary career without using a bunch of words she dislikes: inspiring, heroic, brave... but use them we must, as Fearne discusses her life in front of a packed live audience at Happy Place Live. Thanks to the sponsors of the Happy Place Festival, Rituals. Who create bath, body and home products designed to help you slow down and feel good. Visit rituals.com, where there's a welcome gift waiting for you...

This time I had the privilege of chatting all things mental and physical health with one of the most truly extraordinary people I have ever met, Katie Piper.We talk about how juicing, healthy eating and fitness fits into her life; as well as where she finds her mental strength.

‘Am I Adulting?’ sees Alesha Dixon and her guests discuss their journeys to ‘adulthood’, whether it’s possible to embrace growing up, without growing boring and what ‘being an adult’ even means. She’ll be joined by philanthropist, TV presenter and international author, Katie Piper, alongside singer, West End performer and member of British pop group, Steps, Faye Tozer.

Katie Piper survived an acid attack to become a bestselling author, international speaker and TV presenter. In this fascinating interview, Rob talks with Katie about her passion for passive income, how she spends her day and her story post her attack. This is an inspirational story of overcoming a tragic event in their twenties to creating a successful personal and business career. Katie talks through how to become more confident in your life, how she has created multiple streams of income and how to deal with rejection.   Key Takeaways How has the attack defined you and your work now? There are so many things that have defined me. I am a different person now to the woman I was in my 20s. I always think that there is a good thing around the corner even when the shit really hits the fan. I've always been self-employed and know the stress and excitement of being self-employed. I trained as a beauty therapist, and worked harder and harder, longer hours to make a bit more money. The attack changed me in a second, but the stress I experienced before prepared me to become more resilient   What does your week look like? No day is the same, which is why I want this path. I thought I was stupid at school, but I realised I just wasn't academic. When I was childless and single I said yes to everything and that has led to burnout. But nowadays I say no to more things, and I do work for free doing things. I'm a massive believer in creating passive income, and I want to spend more time with my kids. My charitable things have helped my commercial ventures as well.   What do you do for free? That would be on a case by case basis, and I get hundreds of enquiries every day. If I think I can help, I'll say yes, but if it means I will miss my kid's bedtime for the third night in a row then I would say no. You can set up a business and not pay yourself but it's an asset for the future like my podcast. I'm interested in investing in property, because in the media the income can be up and down month to month. Progressive gave me the confidence to invest in property. I try and not put all my eggs in one basket.   Katie was a stage name. Before I got attacked I wanted to have a stage name. In the hospital, I saw a psychologist every day and they asked me to write things down. This helped me process those deep and dark thoughts. I decided to put these together in a manuscript and sent it off to publishers. I was rejected for one year. I would post it off every Friday and got rejected a lot. After my documentary, I gained a platform and was able to gain a publishing contract for my autobiography. I've been writing ever since.   How do you become more confident? I don't think it is a fixed thing. I'm confident in some areas of my life, and not so much in others. A lot of people want to have consistency in confidence. Confidence is often associated with appearance a lot of the time but this can sometimes be momentary and not sustained. Confidence is about acceptance about how the world is. You should always try and learn more things and gain confidence that way. In the modern world with social media, it can be easy to end up envying others, and believing in a facade.   I want to show my kids what the world is really like. I'm really honest with my kids about stuff and treat her like an edited adult. I like people to treat me honestly in life, and it's easier to deal with rejection that way. If we stop talking about these things then they become a negative bigger thing.   Getting things done has real satisfaction. This changes when you have staff though. I went through a period with my business where we had people leaving all the time. Not everyone works in that way, and it can be difficult. It's hard to understand when everyone doesn't want to get stuff done in your way. You have to realise that you need different skills in a team, and you need people different from you.   I get nervous, and a little bit of self-doubt before I go on TV. That responsibility is good. That nervousness is something that you can embrace. When that stops you have gone flat. It's like reviews however where they are really individual opinions. You can be the best version of you and do the best speech you've ever done but some people will always hate what you've done.   If you do care about people you can't empty your cup because then you can't help anyone. In Britain, we don't always tell the truth. When we ask each other, ‘how we are?' we don't always tell the truth. You have to take this on a case by case basis however, you don't have to tell the truth all the time. You can have a facade sometimes to protect yourself but other times it's good, to tell the truth.   Money does rule me because I associate money with security. Money gives me opportunity and choice. I accumulate money but I don't really spend it. I don't really spend money on designer labels, I wear Topshop, and rent a designer dress for the day to go on TV. If I did a job different to mine then I might have spent my money differently. I send my most money on food, I always cook from scratch. It's in the £100's of pounds for seven days. I want to live long and I don't want my injuries to shorten my life.   What does disruptive mean to you? It's about being unapologetically you. When I was younger people put limits on what I can do. I would put a picture of myself without make-up one but a lot of people will not like that. That might not always turn out well, but that doesn't matter what people think. It's about being accepting of who you are.   Best Moments ‘What happened to me was a very small snapshot.' ‘If you're a victim you didn't survive.' ‘I've always known that struggle and have to have a work ethic' ‘When I was in my twenties my job was connected to my aesthetic.' ‘I always think that I experienced something that people experience in their 70's.' ‘I was like a toddler in my twenties.' ‘I learn in a different way.' ‘I'm a big believer in charities, as they helped me so much.' ‘I don't carry guilt if I'm working hard.' ‘Private healthcare can't stop you from dying.' ‘I've become less interested in money, and have a less traditional relationship with money.' ‘It never really is working for free.' ‘I want to put good stuff out there.' ‘I am a controlled risk-taker.' ‘Life is unpredictable.' ‘My book was in the number 1 bestseller Times list.' ‘With self-help, a lot of it is recycled.' ‘I don't always believe in no, just no right now.' ‘Confidence is about acceptance.' ‘Online you can start envying a facade.' ‘Sales don't define books.' ‘Nothing is as catastrophic as you think it is.' ‘It's hard to understand when everyone doesn't want to get stuff done in your way.' ‘Don't judge people on your own standards.' ‘Ego is also not asking for help.' ‘Depression isn't a choice.' ‘To be vulnerable is scary but you can develop your resilience.' ‘The purpose of a critic is to keep us in balance.' ‘Sometimes people put you on a pedestal and it isn't always helpful.' ‘I invest in my health more than my clothes.' ‘I got criminal money and then didn't do anything with it for two years.' ‘Some of our judicial systems is not fit for purpose.' ‘Don't oversell a product, be real.' ‘I was forced to be me, after being disfigured.'   VALUABLE RESOURCES https://robmoore.com/ Episode #340 T.D.E With Dom Joly iTunes | Stitcher ABOUT THE HOST Rob Moore is an author of 9 business books, 5 UK bestsellers, holds 3 world records for public speaking, entrepreneur, property investor and property educator. Author of global bestseller “Life Leverage” Host of UK's No.1 business podcast “The Disruptive Entrepreneur”  “If you don't risk anything, you risk everything”    CONTACT METHOD Rob's official website: https://robmoore.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/robmooreprogressive/?ref=br_rs LinkedIn: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/robmoore1979   About the Guest Katie Piper is a best-selling international author, inspirational speaker, TV presenter and charity campaigner. Katie made the decision to share her story in a remarkable film for the Cutting Edge strand on Channel 4 called ‘Katie: My Beautiful Face' which was watched by over 3.5million viewers and nominated for Best Single Documentary at the BAFTA Television Awards in 2010. In 2009 she set up a charity The Katie Piper Foundation to help people with burns and scars to reconnect with their lives and their communities. Simon Cowell supported Katie by becoming the patron and remains actively involved to date. The charity's vision is a world where scars do not limit a person's function, social inclusion or sense of well-being. In addition to her charity and writing commitments, Katie is also a TV presenter. Contact Method Website: https://www.katiepiperandyou.co.uk Twitter: https://twitter.com/KatiePiper_ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/katiepiperofficial/?fref=ts Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/katiepiper_/   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

My guest today is a Philanthropist, TV star and writer, who following an acid attack set up her own foundation to help other victims. I’m talking to today to the extraordinary Katie Piper…

Katie Piper, is a mum of two, best-selling international author, inspirational speaker, TV presenter and charity founder! The Katie Piper Foundation aims to have a world where scars do not limit a person’s function, social inclusion or sense of well being and it’s doing amazing things. Today we talk through confidence and where to find it, affirmations everyone needs to say to themselves, the imposter syndrome and how to celebrate new chapters. I learnt so much from Katie, she is a true inspiration and a wonderful soul. Show notes: www.madeleineshaw.com/episode12

In this episode Gary Mansfield talks to Katie Piper (@katiepiper_) Katie Piper is a British TV presenter that was attacked in 2007, by a stranger who threw acid into her face as she walked to work. This attack left her blind in one eye and horrific scarring on her face and chest; she has undergone more than 100 operations to date. This experience made her want to help others that have been left with similar burns and scars. Katie founded The Katie Piper Foundation, a charity that helps other survivors with their new identities. Gary also talks of FaceValue3/Dirty Work, an annual exhibition that he curates with the help of many of the UK’s finest artists – an exhibition that confronts identity changed by the hands of another. FaceValue3/Dirty Work is showing at Jealous East from 18-28 April and at Jealous North from 1-26 May 2019. All proceeds going to The Katie Piper Foundation. For more information please visit: The Katie Piper Foundation – www.thekatiepipefoundation.org FaceValue3/Dirty Work – www.facevaluekpf.com   For full line up of confirmed artists go to www.mizogart.com Email: podcast@mizogart.com Social Media: @mizogart

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We are thrilled to welcome the presenter and philanthropist Katie Piper to the podcast this week. She's no stranger to podcasting - her own show, Katie Piper's Extraordinary People, is one of Grazia's favourites. Katie's quite extraordinary herself, and has done a huge amount in the UK to destigmatise and raise awareness of scarring and burns. She shared her advice on defining success, managing failure and standing up for yourself.

This week Amy chats to LDN Brunch Club's founder Stephen Ajdaidoo and member Francesca Menato about how finding a tribe to run with (and a tasty destination to run to) can help keep you motivated on those all important long runs. We then set off on an inspirational lakeside run with the extraordinary Katie Piper who talks about her running journey, day-to-day life, motivations and a recent stint in uniform. How to find out more about today's experts: Stephen Adjaidoo, Instagram: @stephenadjaidoo, @LDNbrunchclub Francesca Menato, Instagram: @ces_menato Katie Piper, Instagram: @katiepiper_

Alles in ons leven moet snel, snel, snel. Op ons werk, maar ook privé heeft efficiëntie de voorkeur. Ikzelf heb to do-lijstjes van to-do lijstjes, omdat ik anders niet meer bijhoud wat ik allemaal moet doen. En als je vraagt hoe het met iemand gaat. 'Ja, goed, druk.' Waarom vinden we het zo fijn om druk te zijn? In deze aflevering bespreek ik hoe dit zo gekomen is en bepreek ik alternatieve levensstijlen die mijzelf een compleet ander perspectief hebben gegeven op het geromantiseerde 'druk zijn'.

Class of 2018 back together! Hear from Vick Hope, Dr Ranj Singh, Katie Piper and Susannah Constantine and Seann Walsh. Floor Manager Greg Frost aka Frosty explains just how hectic it gets backstage. Plus Gorka Marquez interviews our Series 16 Winners Stacey Dooley and Kevin Clifton.

Gi is joined by Katie Piper for a very special Live edition of Happy Mum Happy Baby, recorded at The Shaw Theatre in London. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

"What you're selling when you're selling an idea is not just a concept which is this ephemeral, abstract thing; you're selling the fact that you are going to make it into TV." Discuss coming up with a non-scripted idea, developing it and getting it in front of the right people. Panelists include: Chitsi Kurangwa, Development Producer, Outline Productions (The Undateables, Word of the Year) Helen Veale, Creative Director, Outline Productions (No More Boys and Girls: Can Our Kids Go Gender Free, Million Dollar Intern, Health Freaks) Rhe-an Archibald, Expectation Entertainment (The Big Narstie Show) Guy Davies, Factual Commissioner, Channel 5 Hosted by Joff Powell, Executive Producer, Second Star Productions (Million Dollar Car Hunters, Katie Piper’s Extraordinary Births, World Series of Dating)

Craig Revel Horwood is with Debbie McGee and Rachel Ward this week, and does not disappoint. Nothing is off limits as he gives his unique take on the Seann and Katya saga, how he hopes the dance of shame drama is over but is still looking forward to seeing their inevitable rhumba on the show. Craig also tells us which celebrities he thinks need help to stay in the competition, why he was impressed with Katie Piper and why the judges will also get to shine when the new couples’ choice dance begins next weekend. And that’s just part one of Craig - who will return next week for more Strictly insight. As always we hear from a young Strictly fan, get some vital show statistics from Kim Rowell and the rest of our panel, the Telegraph’s Jess McAree and Chrissy Amer share their opinions on some of the technical aspects of the routines and who is underperforming. New episodes land here every Monday teatime, and you can email us at strictly@telegraph.co.uk or give us a shout on social media using the hashtag #TalkingStrictly. And for the latest news on what’s in store on Strictly, keep up to date by visiting www.telegraph.co.uk/strictly

Vocalist Tommy Blaize explains the process of making a track suitable for Strictly and the considerations for preforming live every Saturday night. Giovanni Pernice reveals a secret talent whilst rehearsing with Faye Tozer, whilst seconds after performing, Katya Jones explains how she created that mind blowing Matrix routine! Martine McCutcheon gives her opinions on this weeks performances direct from the dance floor and talking from her dressing room, Katie Piper will inspire you all to take on a new skill! Plus watching proudly in the crowd, Dr Ranj Singh's Mother and brother Jaz explain just how they found out he was going to take part! Spoiler Alert: This podcast will address evictions.

Join Katie Piper for a series of powerful and inspirational conversations with people who have triumphed over adversity. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The glorious, warm and inspiring Katie Piper joins Jo and James in the podcupboard to talk about her new book, From Mother to Daughter, and her ongoing UK tour, What's in my Head? Katie believes no matter how big or small your challenges might seem, there is always a confident way forward and she will show you how - but first she joins Jo and James for some very serious discussions. So is it just Katie that hates clubbing? Is it just James that loves an Instagram Story more than live TV? And is it just Jo who's a real diva about tea - a 'teava', FYI. Plus we have a lovely listener email!This week's episode was edited by Kat Brown, with music by Martin Austwick.Join in the conversation using #isitjustmepodcast, email us your IIJM's on isitjustmepodcast@gmail.com, and find us on Twitter... @jo_elvin | @JamesConradW12 | @katbrown | @katiepiper_ and on Instagram... @jo_elvin | @JamesConradW12 | @katbrown82 | @katiepiper_And thank you for listening! We'd love it if you rated and reviewed us on iTunes as it helps other people to find our show. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Richard Coles and Suzy Klein are joined by presenter and author Katie Piper. In 2008, she survived a horrific acid attack that left her blind in one eye and required more than 200 operations. Putting the attack behind her, she launched the Katie Piper Foundation in 2009 to aid people who'd suffered similar burns and scarring. She is set to travel the country with a new Tour: What's In My Head. British ski champion turned Olympic commentator and Ski Sunday presenter Chemmy Alcott joins us to talk Olympics, injury and motherhood. Listener Clive England always knew he was adopted, but until last October he wasn't sure who his birth family were. After some careful research, he tracked down them down and spent two weeks travelling across America to meet with them. Cross stitch traditionally conjures up images of neat samplers, pretty cottages and cute puppy dogs until you look on social media and see the diverse range of attitudes, taste and subversion going on in the genre. Unofficial cross stitch spokesperson, Mr X stitch aka Jamie Chalmers, joins us to tell us about this online revolution. Cleo Laine and her daughter Jacqui Dankworth talk to reporter Anna Bailey about their singing careers. We have the inheritance tracks of broadcaster Jeremy Vine who chooses Old Comrades, The Band of HM Royal Marines and Elvis Costello's Lipstick Vogue. Katie Piper is touring the UK with What's In My Head. From Mother to Daughter: The Things I'd Tell My Child by Katie Piper with her mum Dianne out now. Jacqui Dankworth is on tour now. Producer: Corinna Jones Editor: Eleanor Garland.

Fresh from having her second child, the TV presenter tells Steve and Rich about going anonymous in online forums, what a mum needs from her husband second time around and why she doesn't want to be an over protective parent. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Mick Coyle was joined by a bunch of celebrity guests for this week's Mental Health Monday to get their views on mental health and how they also look after their own wellbeing. “People just want to find your weakness, and poke at it.” Pussycat Doll Kimberly Wyatt talks body confidence, mental health and social media. “The sight the sound, the feel of the water, I find it very therapeutic” Olympian Mark Foster says swimming is still good for his mental health, even if it doesn’t win him medals. “The trickiest thing with mental health is that people think they are on their own” Gok Wan has his say on how to watch your mental health over Christmas. Plus, find out about Katie Piper's 2018 tour in which she will talking about her own mental health and anxiety in an honest and open way. Follow Mick Coyle @MrMickCoyle

Maya chats to Gemma Cairney, Katie Piper and Alex Brownsell about the best career advice they've ever had. Listen in as they cover work highs and lows, pulling sickies and the salary gap.

Lex Gillies, who also goes by the name of Talonted Lex, started her journey online documenting her love of nail art; that evolved into covering her own struggles with the skin condition rosacea (which can leave skin hot, inflamed and red) and supporting women across the globe on their own journey to acceptance and management. Her presence online has lead to her being discovered by magazines, newspapers and the world of television (you may have recently seen her on Katie Piper’s Face To Face.) Lex is now ranked the #1 UK blog for rosacea and has been able to help hundreds, if not thousands, of people via her down to earth and practical advice. We discuss being judged on social media, how helping others has also helped herself, her love of makeup as a tool to reveal who she really is, how Daily Mail commenters impacted her self esteem, how she met her husband via the magic of Twitter and a whole lot more. We hope you enjoy what she has to say!Discover Lex’s blog here: talontedlex.co.uk 
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Victoria is one of the top bloggers and YouTubers in the luxury fashion space - her blog In The Frow is an award-winning blog which has a huge global audience. Victoria has a PHD in fashion, started her career as a Fashion Marketing Lecturer at the University of Manchester and is now a L’Oreal Paris hair ambassador. She was also in a huge Princes Trust L’Oreal campaign alongside people such as Helen Mirren, Katie Piper and Cheryl Cole. In 2016, Victoria was also nominated for a Glamour Woman of the Year Award and won Best UK Fashion Blog in the Vuelio Blog Awards. Victoria has worked with a huge number of established fashion and beauty brands, including Burberry, Dior, Armani, Coach, Clarins, Net-A-Porter, Selfridges. In this episode we break some YouTuber myths, talk work life balance, self doubt and how having your own platform can give you so much opportunity. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Katie Piper who was severely injured by an acid attack tells us why beauty makes us human

This week Libby Purves is joined by Jean-Marie Akkerman, Sir Cameron Mackintosh, Katie Piper and Laura Lee. Jean-Marie Akkerman, a fourth generation circus performer, is founder of Cirque Nova, the only circus in the world working specifically with people who have physical, learning and mental health disabilities . Among is his liberating ideas has been to adapt trapeze swings to enable wheelchair-users to fly through the air upside down. Cirque Nova is one of the Comic Relief supported projects. Sir Cameron Mackintosh is the theatre producer who, over the last thirty years, has produced a string of hits - from Cats and Miss Saigon to Phantom of the Opera, Les Miserables and My Fair Lady. Opening this month is his first new musical in ten years, 'Betty Blue Eyes', based on Alan Bennett and Malcolm Mowbray's comic film 'A Private Function'. 'Betty Blue Eyes' is at the Novello Theatre. Katie Piper was badly scared after a horrific acid attack destroyed her face two years ago. Since then she has shown extraordinary determination to overcome the physical and emotional damage wrought by the attack. A new four-part documentary for Channel 4, 'Katie: My Beautiful Friends', follows her over a year as she continues her recovery and sets up a charity to help others living with disfigurement. Laura Lee is the CEO of Maggie's Centres. Fifteen years ago she was an oncology nurse working in Edinburgh. One of her patients, Maggie Keswick Jencks had terminal cancer and through her long sessions of chemotherapy she and Laura began to discuss whether it was possible to build somewhere that could offer support to anyone affected by cancer. The result was Maggie's Centre, which Laura ran and they went on to build another fifteen centres. The centres were designed by top architects and they are currently feature in an exhibition at the V&A in London.