Podcast appearances and mentions of Katie Smith

Poor digital discoverability and inventory bottlenecks are quiet profit killers in modern commerce. With AI radically changing how consumers search and supply chains shifting under the weight of instant-delivery expectations, brands must adapt immediately or risk absolute irrelevance on the shelf. In this special matchup episode, host James Harris brings together industry leaders Eric Howerton, Grant Demers, Erin Wall, and Katie Smith to break down the high-stakes collision of artificial intelligence, logistics infrastructure, and inventory finance.We sit down to unpack the exact mechanisms behind this rapid retail evolution. We get into Generative Engine Optimization (GEO) and how AI contextually reads images and video rather than just metadata, the operational realities of handling omni-channel fulfillment using temperature-controlled logistics, and why emerging suppliers must secure enough capital to fund a higher weeks-of-supply baseline. The major takeaway from this discussion is that brands can no longer wait for retail buyers to dictate the playbook; true market leaders must pitch the trend before the buyer even sees it coming.The friction behind this digital transition involves harsh logistical roadblocks, from managing multi-week port delays to navigating tight cash flow when scaling an emerging brand. Launching into major systems like Walmart with the exact bare minimum of product is a structural failure that stems from poor production timing and unrealistic freight expectations. Viewers will walk away with a clear system for auditing their digital shelf content and a realistic framework for aligning their physical distribution capabilities with their cash cycles.If you care about digital shelf discoverability, multi-channel logistics, and cash flow management, you'll get a lot from this. Please remember to subscribe to the channel and share this episode with a fellow founder or supply chain leader. How prepared is your current e-commerce content strategy to handle the sudden shift from traditional SEO to AI conversational search? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below.

Elections Director Katie Smith joined Vineeta to give an update to voters about the Primary. Over 10,000 have already cast a ballot in the City. Find out more on the WCCO Morning News

Elections Director Katie Smith joined Vineeta to give an update to voters about the Primary. Over 10,000 have already cast a ballot in the City. Find out more on the WCCO Morning News

Landing your product on a retail shelf is a massive victory, but bleeding out in year two due to operational failure is a harsh industry standard. Right now, the margin for error in large-scale fulfillment is razor-thin, meaning founders must adapt their entire infrastructure to keep pace with rapid retail demands. To break down what separates surviving brands from those that fizzle out, we pulled together a masterclass mashup featuring retail experts Matt Adams, Erin Wall, Grant Demers, Brian Salmon, and Katie Smith.We get into the tactical execution required to maintain your retail footprint long after the initial line review. The panel covers critical missteps in omnichannel promotional strategy, the cascading impact of minor point-of-sale setting adjustments on fulfillment loads, and the exact methods to properly forecast domestic replenishment. The key shift highlighted by the group is learning how to run directly toward problems, ensuring you always bring merchants actionable solutions rather than simply reporting a failure.Keeping up with massive retail volume is a grueling endeavor that will quickly expose any structural cracks in your communication pipelines. A seemingly harmless inventory tweak can trigger sudden thirty-truckload demands, forcing teams to scramble through weekends just to prevent empty shelves and missed deliveries. Viewers will walk away understanding the critical need for extreme operational transparency and why admitting your capability limits early will save your long-term buyer relationships.If you care about supply chain resilience, operational accountability, and building lasting trust with major retail buyers, you'll get a lot from this. Please subscribe to the channel and share this episode with anyone currently scaling a physical product business. What is the most difficult operational bottleneck your team has had to overcome to keep your product in stock?

The BBC's recent announcement of substantial cuts across the organisation will affect World Service listeners, as three programmes face closure. We put your questions to Jon Zilkha, controller of BBC World Service English, and explore what the changes mean for audiences.We also go behind the scenes at the Wimbledon Championships to discover how the World Service's flagship sports programme, Sportsworld, prepares for an action-packed month of live sport.Not by the Playbook explores the inspiring stories of athletes who have overcome adversity and achieved success in unconventional ways. Presenter Qasa Alom speaks to its presenter, Katie Smith, about how the programme reveals the human stories behind sporting achievements.Presenter: Qasa Alom Producer: Simon Jarvis A Whistledown production for BBC World Service

Joining Guest Host Christine McDonald is Shor Silkas, 2SLGBTQIA+ Equity Manager for the City of Minneapolis, and Katie Smith, Director of elections. Follow the “Minneapolis AIR” (American Indian Relations) on AM950 for important information from the City.

Katie Smith, Russell Fuller, Leon Smith and Marion Bartoli break down Day 9 of Wimbledon.It was another late finish on Centre Court as 7-time champion Novak Djokovic won a 5th set tie-break to beat 3rd seed Felix Auger-Aliassime to reach yet another Wimbledon semi-final - but has he got enough in his legs to take down world number one Jannik Sinner?Katie speaks to Alexander Zverev who is through to his first Wimbledon quarter final - but he has a terrible record against his opponent, Taylor Fritz.In the women's draw, Naomi Osaka's run is over - ended by Karolina Muchova, could she become the 3rd Czech woman in 4 years to win the Wimbledon title?And for the 4th time this tournament, Coco Gauff won in 3 sets, this time against fellow American, Jessica PegulaTo listen to Wimbledon Daily, just search ‘Tennis' on BBC Sounds.TIMECODES: 01:05 - Djokovic outlasts Auger-Aliassime in 5 hour epic 10:12 - Sinner through, but yet to reach his best level 14:54 - Alexander Zverev speaks to Katie Smith after reaching first Wimbledon quarter final 17:08 - Can Zverev end Fritz hoodoo? 18:31 - Naomi Osaka speaks after losing to Muchova 19:40 - Muchova joins long list of Czech women to go deep at Wimbledon 22:25 - Gauff toughs it out again

Katie Smith, correspondent Russell Fuller and former British tennis players Naomi Broady and Greg Rusedski react to Arthur Fery's stunning victory against Grigor Dimitrov to make the Wimbledon quarter finals.We hear from Fery himself and look ahead to his last eight clash with French Open runner-up Flavio Cobolli.They also look at Alex Zverev, whose march to the next round was held up by Wimbledon's 11pm curfew.And with the women's quarter finals now set, the team assess who looks in good shape as Wimbledon heads towards its latter stages.00:30 Interview with Arthur Fery 03:30 Greg Rusedski, Naomi Broady and Russell Fuller on Fery's victory 08:30 Fery looking at home on Centre Court 10:30 Fery's superior movement on the court 11:30 Fery v Cobolli

"Unfinished Business" (7-5-2026) - Rev. Katie Smith-Mussat

Katie Smith rounds up the big stories from Day 6 at Wimbledon as second seed Elena Rybakina and Iga Swiatek are knocked out in the third round. We'll hear from Alex Eala after her incredible win over the defending champion on centre court.Arthur Fery joins us after he came through a five-set epic to beat Zizou Bergs and make it into the fourth round despite suffering three nosebleeds during the match.And there's reaction to the news that Serena Williams has had to pull out of the women's doubles with her sister Venus because of a knee injury.

Katie Smith is joined by former British number one Kyle Edmund, Grand Slam doubles winner Ryan Harrison and commentator Abigail Johnson to wrap up the action on Day Five.They look at a confident display from Aryna Sabalenka in seeing off Grand Slam winner Jelena Ostapenko, while leading contenders Jannik Sinner, Novak Djokovic and Coco Gauff also advanced.They also analyse qualifiers Roman Safiullin and Shintaro Mochizuki, who knocked out seeds to make the last 16.00:30 Sabalenka impresses in seeing off Ostapenko 04:00 Interview with Sabalenka 07:30 Coco Gauff goes the distance again 10:00 Jannik Sinner breezes into the last 16 14:00 Mochizuki and Safiullin's surprise runs

Katie Smith is joined by Jeff Tarango and Iain Carter to review the action on Day Four at Wimbledon, with Arthur Fery the only British player to make it into the singles third round at Wimbledon.With 18 Britons losing in the opening four days, the team discuss what this means for British tennis, and whether there are longer term concerns for the sport in this country.They also look back on Grigor Dimitrov's impressive performance in seeing off Jakub Mensik, as well as comfortable wins for Iga Swiatek, Elena Rybakina and Alex Zverev. TIMECODES00:35 Grigor Dimitrov's fine win over Jakub Mensik 06:30 Arthur Fery fights through against Otto Virtanen 09:15 Where British tennis stands after this Wimbledon 15:00 Rybakina and Swiatek win

Katie Smith is joined by correspondent Russell Fuller, former Wimbledon champion Pat Cash and former British number one Annabel Croft to discuss the biggest stories of Day 2 of Wimbledon.23-time Grand Slam champion Serena Williams was beaten on her return to the singles' court after 4 years away - but she did take a set off Australian Maya Joint. 41 year old Stan Wawrinka signed off on his Wimbledon career with a typically grueling defeat to Matteo Berrettini.It was a better day for the Brits, 4 of them making it through to the Round Two.And there were wins for defending champion Iga Swiatek and French Open champion Alexander Zverev.To listen to Wimbledon Daily, just search ‘Tennis' on BBC Sounds.TIMECODES: 00:49 - Serena Williams impresses on return despite defeat to Maya Joint 06:59 - Stan Wawrinka bows out of his last Wimbledon 10:01 - British roundup - wins for Swan, Fery, Fearnley and Choinski 13:24 - Defending champion Iga Swiatek fights on 16:45 - French Open champion Zverev playing with more freedom

Katie Smith is joined by commentator Gigi Salmon as well as former Wimbledon champions Pat Cash and Marion Bartoli to reflect on the opening day of Wimbledon.It was a bad day for the home players as 10 Britons lost, while Jack Draper withdrew with a recurrence of the arm injury he's struggled with for most of the past 12 months. They also react to hard-fought wins for Novak Djokovic and Jannik Sinner, as well as more serene progress for Aryna Sabalenka in the women's draw.TIMECODES 00:30 Jack Draper withdraws because of injury 05:00 A bad day for British players 08:00 A disappointing exit for British number one Cameron Norrie 09:40 Djokovic beats Wu Yibing - was that the best first round match we've seen? 13:30 What did we learn from Sinner's five-set win? 17:00 Sabalenka advances - but is she favourite in the women's draw?

Wimbledon 2026 Day One - a day of withdrawals and not many wins for Great British Tennis. Michael and John are at the All England Club the day after Emma Raducanu pulled out and on the day Jack Draper also withdrew through ongoing injury concerns. We catch up with BBC commentators Nick Lester and Katie Smith on the fall out - and look ahead to the return of Serena Williams! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Accountability is one of the most misunderstood ideas in business especially in restoration companies.In this episode of Chasing the Vision (in partnership with Violand Management Associates), we break down why accountability is not something you install through systems, scorecards, or SOPs. It's something leaders create through behavior, consistency, and expectations.Joined by Katie Smith of PHC Restoration, Tim Hull and Michelle Blevins dig into what real accountability actually looks like inside a growing organization. Instead of relying on tracking and enforcement, they explore how leaders create “accountable moments” that shape ownership, decision-making, and performance.If you've been trying to solve execution problems with more process, this conversation reframes everything: accountability starts with leadership behavior—not management tools.

Accountability is one of the most misunderstood ideas in business especially in restoration companies.In this episode of Chasing the Vision (in partnership with Violand Management Associates), we break down why accountability is not something you install through systems, scorecards, or SOPs. It's something leaders create through behavior, consistency, and expectations.Joined by Katie Smith of PHC Restoration, Tim Hull and Michelle Blevins dig into what real accountability actually looks like inside a growing organization. Instead of relying on tracking and enforcement, they explore how leaders create “accountable moments” that shape ownership, decision-making, and performance.If you've been trying to solve execution problems with more process, this conversation reframes everything: accountability starts with leadership behavior—not management tools.

What happens when traditional mediumship is stripped of its spooky, crystal-ball stereotypes and grounded into a practical tool for daily life? In this episode of the Charleston Women podcast, host Kim Russo sits down with Katie Smith, the insightful owner of Soul Readings with Katie o Soul. Katie shares her unique journey of growing up with a natural intuitive gift in a traditional background and how becoming a mother ultimately reignited her passion to help others. Describing her practice as a modern, grounded take on psychic mediumship, Katie explains how she uses intuition, human design, and spiritual connection not to predict the future, but to help clients navigate the present. Whether you are looking for structural clarity during times of uncertainty, seeking validation and healing through connections with past loved ones, or wanting to better understand your soul purpose, this conversation offers a refreshing, therapeutic perspective on spirituality. Tune in to discover how blending the mystical with the practical can support your everyday life, and for more information or to book a reading visit www.KatieoSoul.com.

Back in April of this year, Isle of Man professional boxer, Jade Burden was due to take part in her first ever title fight in the UK.However, at short notice, the event itself was cancelled, leaving the Island competitor in a tough place and considering her future in the sport.But since then, things have changed - the showdown has since been rescheduled to Saturday, 13 June and will see Burden face Katie Smith for the Commonwealth Silver Super Featherweight title in Bolton.With the fire inside rekindled, we've been catching up with Jade ahead of this weekend's fight to find out what it would mean to hear to bring a belt back to the Isle of Man, and also how she's coped with the challenges of the last few months since the original date was called off

Katie Smith is joined by correspondent Russell Fuller and former ATP Tour winner Ryan Harrison to analyse Alex Zverev's victory in the men's singles final at Roland Garros.We hear from Zverev, and ask whether this first Grand Slam victory can help him close the gap to Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner. They also look at what Flavio Cobolli will have learned from this experience and reflect on a fascinating fortnight in Paris.TIMECODES 01:00 Story of the match 05:30 How does Zverev bridge the gap to Sinner and Alcaraz? 09:00 Zverev's reaction to his victory 13:45 Cobolli's performance in his first final 15:55 Final reflections on the tournament

Katie Smith, Russell Fuller and Ryan Harrison look back on Mirra Andreeva's victory in the French Open singles final, her first Grand Slam title.They ask whether Andreeva can now be considered as one of the elite singles players of the game, and also at the impact coach Conchita Martinez has had on the Russian.There's also a look at what comes next for Maja Chwalinska after her fairytale run to the final. And the team preview Sunday's men's singles final, asking whether Alex Zverev can pick up his first Grand Slam, as he takes on Italy's Flavio Cobolli.TIMECODES 03:30 Andreeva post-final reaction 08:30 Is Andreeva now one of the women's elite? 13:00 Conchita Martinez's influence on Andreeva 16:00 Maja Chwalinska's fairytale run to the final 21:00 Look ahead to Zverev v Cobolli

Katie Smith is joined by former England midfielder Fran Kirby and, Vicki Sparks as they react to England's Lionesses' 4-0 World Cup Qualifying defeat to Spain in Mallorca. Sarina Wiegman's side did have the chance to qualify for next summer's World Cup in Brazil this evening, but a poor performance means they have a mountain to climb against Ukraine on Tuesday.TIME CODES00:00 Intro 00:25 How England can now qualify. 02:00 A dismal performance 06:00 Spain shine 08:30 What next for England? 10:00 Sarina Wiegman 12:45 Keira Walsh

Katie Smith, Russell Fuller and Grand Slam winning doubles coach Dan Kiernan react to world number one Aryna Sabalenka booking her place in the quarterfinals with victory of Naomi Osaka in the night match. Plus, we hear from Matteo Berrettini who is back in the last 8 of a Slam after years of injury troubles.TIMECODES01'10: The first women's night match at Roland‑Garros for three years08'12: Will Sabalenka go all the way?11'11: Quarter‑final lineup12'04: Berrettini the oldest remaining man in the draw13'16: Berrettini post‑injury discussion

Katie Smith, Russell Fuller and Grand Slam finalist and former British number one Greg Rusedeski look back on a shock exit for Elena Rybakina, another early British defeat, and a wild story involving Alejandro Davidovich Fokina's coach.TIMECODES00:38: Elena Rybakina's defeat07:05: Novak Djokovic progresses11:33: Fran Jones' exit11:50: Fran Jones post match interview 16:48: Alejandro Davidovich Fokina coach fall out

Katie Smith, Abigail Johnson and Annabel Croft look back on the British men's exit, Daniil Medvedev — a former world number one — being knocked out of Roland-Garros seven times, and 17‑year‑old Moise Kouame reaching the second round.TIMECODES00:20: Cameron Norrie retires from opening round.02:18: Cameron Norrie speaking to Russell Fuller.07:00: Medvedev knocked out of Roland-Garros at the earliest opportunity for the seventh time.11:12: Moise Kouame, 17‑year‑old French star, making history.12:09: Moise Kouame post‑match interview.16:30: Sabalenka questioned over prize‑money stance and diamonds.To listen to French Open Daily, just search ‘Tennis' on BBC Sounds. Coverage continues on Wednesday 27th May — we will be on 5 Sports Extra and BBC Sounds from 1pm UK time with commentary of Elina Svitolina, Elena Rybakina, followed by Novak Djokovic against Frenchman Valentin Royer and Britain's Francesca Jones.

Katie Smith, Russell Fuller and Leon Smith look back on former champion Stan Wawrinka's final French Open campaign ending and British qualifier Toby Samuel beaten in straight sets by Alex de Minaur.But there was success for Britain's Katie Boulter, who goes into the second round.TIMECODES00:36 Wawrinka bids farewell to French Open03:39 Wawrinka interview post match06:42 Toby Samuel French Open debut08:10 Toby Samuel Interview post matchTo listen to French Open Daily, just search ‘Tennis' on BBC Sounds. Coverage begins from 1pm on Tuesday 26th May - British number one Cameron Norrie in his first-round match….following that a combination of Lois Boisson v Anna Kalinskaya and last year's French Open winner Coco Gauff begins her title defence.

Katie Smith, Russell Fuller and Annabel Croft look back on the opening day of the French Open. We hear from Emma Raducanu after her straight sets exit on Day One.But there was success for Britain's Fran Jones, who came from behind to win at a Grand Slam for the first time. And Novak Djokovic was pushed hard by home favourite Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard before prevailing in four sets. Can he pose a serious threat at this tournament?TIMECODES 01:00 "Nightclub Novak" fights his way into Round Two04:00 Emma Raducanu exits on Day One06:45 Raducanu interview with Russell Fuller10:40 Fran Jones wins for the first time at a Grand Slam15:50 Marta Kostyuk's emotional winTo listen to French Open Daily, just search ‘Tennis' on BBC Sounds. Coverage begins from 1pm on Monday 25 May, featuring Katie Boulter, Stan Wawrinka and Elena Rybakina's matches.

Katie Smith Sloan is the CEO of Leading Age, a community of nonprofit aging services providers and other mission-driven organizations serving aging adults. Leading Age is committed to is an America that values older adults. Katie will share are some of the changes in the past 5 to 10 years that have impacted aging services.

In this episode of our Stronger Marriage podcast series, Pastor Cory and Mrs. Joy are joined by Ryan and Katie Smith as they take an in-depth look at what it means to have a marriage built on friendship.The Stronger Marriage podcast series is an extension of our Stronger Marriage sermon series taking place Mother's Day - Father's Day. Listen to this week's sermon below!

Katie Smith is joined by football correspondents Sami Mokbel and John Murray, as well as former Spurs goalkeeper Brad Friedel, as Igor Tudor leaves Tottenham Hotspur after just 44 days in charge.Brad Friedel tells the panel that Daniel Levy is the best owner he's ever played under, so what is the root of the problem for Spurs? Who is capable of keeping them in the Premier League? And how much worse would things get, if they were relegated? Plus, Tottenham fan Emma Nottage wades in on what she thinks the club need to do next. TIMECODES: 3'05 Sami Mokbel and John Murray 11'20 Brad Friedel 26'10 Emma Nottage

Series 4 Traitors finalist Faraaz Noor, comedian and author Ian Moore, sports reporter Katie Smith, and comedian Kae Kurd join guest host Gordon Smart for an hour of sporting punditry, humour and entertainment. Points are awarded for informed comment, wit and passion, but taken away for nonsense and answers lacking in conviction.In the final round, the top two points scorers go head-to-head in 'Defend the Indefensible' where they must both defend a statement however ludicrous or distasteful for twenty seconds. There can only be one winner!Listen to the podcast on BBC Sounds

Actor and comedian Ben Bailey Smith, sports reporter Katie Smith, GB sprinter and Gladiator Harry Aikines-Aryeetey, and comedian Tom Rosenthal join Rick Edwards for an hour of sporting punditry, humour and entertainment. Points are awarded for informed comment, wit and passion, but taken away for nonsense and answers lacking in conviction.In the final round, the top two points scorers go head-to-head in 'Defend the Indefensible' where they must both defend a statement however ludicrous or distasteful for twenty seconds. There can only be one winner!Listen to the podcast on BBC Sounds

Katie Smith looks back at England's dramatic Women's Euros campaign as the team managed injuries, made game-changing substitutions, and fought through extra time and penalty shoot-outs on their way to becoming back-to-back champions. Featuring commentary, interviews and analysis, Katie is joined by Vicki Sparks, Karen Bardsley and Izzy Christiansen who featured throughout 5 Live's coverage of the tournament in Switzerland earlier this year.TIMECODES: 00:20 - The story of the tournament, as told on BBC Radio 5 Live 05:45 - Katie welcomes, KB, Izzy and Vicki 08:10 - How concerned were the team going into the tournament given the withdrawals and retirements? 13:33 - The Lionesses get off to a tricky start against France. 19:45 - Did England underestimate Sweden? 26:00 - We relive that penalty shootout as England came back to make the semi-finals. 32:45 - The Lionesses meet the dark horses of the tournament, Italy. 38:50 - Vicki talks us through that Michelle Agyemang commentary moment. 44:00 - England's substitutes save the day again and they're in to the final. 47:20 - The rematch everyone was waiting for, England meet Spain again. 51:50 - What legacy has this win created and what's next for the Lionesses?

"Small, but Hiding" (12-28-2025) - Rev. Katie Smith-Mussat

Katie Smith is joined by former West Ham and Aston Villa midfielder Nigel Reo-Coker and Brighton midfielder Fran Kirby to look ahead to the busy festive football period.They discuss what it's like to be a footballer at Christmas time and whether it's possible to enjoy the holidays while also getting ready for matches.Boxing Day's only Premier League match this year sees Manchester United host Newcastle, the panel discuss how much Ruben Amorim's side will miss Bruno Fernandes during his spell out injured.Coventry City look to take another step towards promotion to the top flight when they host Swansea on Boxing Day and Sky Blues fan Katie Stafford discusses what life is like at the moment.The panel also chat about West Ham's struggles and the WSL headlines going into the winter break.1:00 – Nigel and Fran's Christmas traditions 2:30 – Player management at Christmas 4:10 – Nigel on players being weighed after Christmas Day 7:30 – Festive training plans 11:00 – How much will Man Utd miss Bruno Fernandes? 17:30 – Opportunity for Kobbie Mainoo 19:30 – Newcastle focus 24:00 – Coventry City fan Katie Stafford 30:30 – Fran Kirby on WSL 35:00 – Nigel on West Ham 37:40 – Nigel and Fran's Christmas wishes

What if aging services led the way in redesigning care—combining smart technology with deeper human connection?  That's the challenge Katie Smith Sloan, President and CEO of LeadingAge, brings to the table as we unpack the data, the headwinds, and the promise across nonprofit senior living, home-based care, and hospice.Katie, also brings a powerful blend of policy insight, sector leadership, and human-centered vision to a wide-ranging conversation about the future of aging, workforce challenges, technology, dementia care, and the urgent need to break down silos across the continuum of care.Together, Chris and Katie explore how collaboration, innovation, and values-driven leadership can reshape aging services to better serve older adults—and those who care for them.  Join us, it is a great listen. Guest:Katie Smith Sloan, President and CEO of LeadingAge Host:Chris Comeaux, President/CEO of TeleiosTeleios Collaborative Network / https://www.teleioscn.org/tcntalkspodcast

Sports reporter Katie Smith, writer and football pundit Mina Rzouki, and comedians Andrew White and Danny Mcloughlin join Rick Edwards for an hour of sporting punditry, humour and entertainment. Points are awarded for informed comment, wit and passion, but taken away for nonsense and answers lacking in conviction.In the final round, the top two points scorers go head-to-head in 'Defend the Indefensible' where they must both defend a statement however ludicrous or distasteful for twenty seconds. There can only be one winner!Listen to the podcast on BBC Sounds

On August 9, 1975, 20-year-old Jane Smith vanished from her Sudbury apartment without a trace. Fifty years later, her family is still living with the pain of not knowing what happened. In this episode, I speak with two people at the center of this decades-old mystery: Jane's younger brother, John Smith, and his daughter, Katie. John shares what it was like to lose his sister and how her disappearance has shaped his family's lives over the past half-century. Katie, who never met her aunt, has taken on a different role... part investigator, part advocate... working to keep Jane's story alive and urging anyone who knows the truth to come forward before it's too late. Episode Links: Send information related to Jane's disappearance to - ⁠JaneSmith1975@gmail.com⁠ Jane Smith Profile on Crimestoppers - ⁠https://www.sudburycrimestoppers.com/sitemenu.aspx?P=MissingPersons&ID=267&SID=1371⁠ Katie Smith's Article in the Sudbury Star - ⁠https://www.thesudburystar.com/news/local-news/50-years-on-case-of-missing-sudbury-woman-still-unresolved⁠ Links: ⁠thecanadiangothic.com⁠ Send a voicememo to the show: ⁠https://www.thecanadiangothic.com/contact⁠ Subscribe to the show: ⁠https://www.thecanadiangothic.com/subscribe⁠ Musical Theme: Noir Toyko by Monty Datta Social Links: Website: ⁠https://www.thecanadiangothic.com/⁠ Facebook: ⁠https://www.facebook.com/NightTimePod⁠ Instagram: ⁠https://www.instagram.com/nighttimepod⁠ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Burna Boy and Sarina Wiegman, the duet we never knew we needed! Maz Farookhi, Vicki Sparks and Katie Smith react to the England Euro 2025 parade, where 65 thousand fans joined the triumphant Lionesses in London. Plus, the latest transfer news, George Caulkin, Miguel Delaney, Nizaar Kinsella and Statman Dave discuss Alexander Isak's future, Liverpool's business this summer and Newcastle United's opportunities in the summer transfer window.

Katie Smith has reaction to England winning UEFA Women's Euro 2025. Also hear from Karen Bardsley, Jen Beattie, Toni Duggan and Vicki Sparks. And catch interviews with Chloe Kelly, Hannah Hampton, Sarina Wiegman and Jess Carter.00:35 Chloe Kelly's winning spot-kick 07:20 How do we judge Spain's tournament? 09:15 Chloe Kelly INTERVIEW 11:40 FA planning to host celebration on Tuesday 13:15 Hannah Hampton INTERVIEW 14:50 Agyemang named Young Player of the Tournament 18:00 Spain collect runners-up medals 20:15 England head onto the platform 27:15 Toni Duggan joins the pod 32:40 Sarina Wiegman INTERVIEW 34:35 Jess Carter INTERVIEW

With the Euro 2025 final fast approaching, Katie Smith is joined by Maisie Adam and Rachel Brown-Finnis to look ahead to England v Spain.Maisie reflects on her Swiss adventure and completes her Lionesses name challenge, while Katie speaks to Beth Mead and England super fans about the team's chances of retaining their title.01:58 – Rachel and Maisie on their favourite bits of Switzerland 06:28 – England super fans share their tournament stories 19:37 – Katie chats to Beth Mead ahead of the final 22:59 – Reflections on the growth of women's football 31:04 – Where England can exploit Spain's weaknesses

Jen Beattie, Steph Houghton and Eilidh Barbour join Katie Smith as Spain book their place the Euros final. A re-match of the 2023 World Cup final awaits but what can we expect from Sunday's game? The team react to a well-matched game between reigning World Champions Spain and eight-time Euros winners Germany. Aitana Bonmati proved the difference, scoring in the 113th minute for Spain but why couldn't they break Germany's defence down sooner? And how well have Germany done in this tournament, given they lost their captain Giulia Gwinn in the opening fixture?Looking ahead to the final, how do England find a way to beat Spain? Do Sarina Wiegman's side head into it the under-dogs? Timecodes: 0'52: Germany's defensive performance 1'56: Bonmati the difference maker 4'34: A galvanised Spanish team 7'19: Germany's tournament 12'20: Looking ahead to the final 14'04: How can England counter Spain? 18'06 Sarina Wiegman's substitutions in the final 20'00: Are England under-dogs in the final?BBC Sounds / 5 Live commentaries this week: Sun 1700 Euro 2025 Final.

Karen Bardsley, Ellen White, Nedum Onuoha and Vicki Sparks join Katie Smith as England beat Italy to qualify for the Euros final. Reaction as super-subs Michelle Agyemang and Chloe Kelly come to the rescue again as it looked like England were being sent home by Italy until Agyemang's 96th minute equaliser. How much of a breakthrough is Agyemang having at these Championships? Hear from the England manager, Sarina Wiegman, captain Leah Williamson and midfielder Ella Toone as the Lionesses reach a third major international final in a row. How do they keep managing to find a way to win? Should England have been awarded the penalty? And are they up for the challenge of beating Germany or Spain in the final? Timecodes: 1'56: Reflections on Michelle Agyemang's influence 5'12: Chloe Kelly's performance 9'01: Were England complacent? 10'58: Ella Toone interview 15'13: Leah Williamson interview 20'51: Sarina Wiegman interview 24'00 Wiegman's influence and mentality BBC Sounds / 5 Live commentaries this week: Wed 2000 SF2 Germany v Spain, Sun 1700 Euro 2025 Final.

Ben Haines, England women's record goal scorer Ellen White and The Guardian's Tom Garry react to Jess Carter revealing she has received racist abuse throughout the tournament. The Lionesses have said they will stop taking the knee before matches as football needs to find another way to tackle racism. Jess Carter has also said she will be stepping back from social media. Katie Smith has been speaking with Alex Greenwood about how Jess is and conversations within the team about the abuse. On the pitch Ellen and Tom give their insight into some dramatic football in the quarter-finals, how England will go into their semi-final against Italy and what is going on with penalties at this tournament! Timecodes: 02:32 Statements on Jess Carter racist abuse 12:00 Alex Greenwood with Katie Smith 22:10 Ellen on Sweden game 31:10 Italian threat 36:15 Ann-Katrin Berger 42:11 Penalties!

Katie Smith has reaction to Germany's win over France at UEFA Women's EURO 2025. She's with Karen Bardsley, Vicki Sparks and Julien Laurens. Also hear from England's Beth Mead and Khiara Keating.09:30 Julien Laurens joins the pod 17:45 Beth Mead INTERVIEW 27:15 Khiara Keating INTERVIEWBBC Sounds / 5 Live commentaries: Tue 2000 England v Italy, Wed 2000 Germany v Spain.

Katie Smith is joined by Vicki Sparks, former England goalkeeper Karen Bardsley, and former England captain Steph Houghton to reflect on the Lionesses' dramatic victory over Sweden in the Women's Euros. Hear all the reaction straight from the moment England win on penalties to progress to the semi-finals. The team discuss England's awful first half, the super subs who changed the game, and THAT penalty shootout. England manager Sarina Wiegman, Chloe Kelly, goalscorer Michelle Agyemang and shootout hero Hannah Hampton all join the pod to react to reaching the semi-finals!Timecodes: 00:14 On-the-whistle reaction 04:05 A 'proper English' victory? 12:36 Hannah Hampton interview 16:10 Michelle Agyemang interview 22:29 Sarina Wiegman interview 27:08 Chloe Kelly interviewBBC Sounds/5 Live commentaries this week: Fri - 2000 - QF3 - Spain v Switzerland Sat - 2000 - QF4 - France v Germany

Katie Smith is joined by commentator Vicki Sparks, former England goalkeeper Karen Bardsley and the Telegraph's Luke Edwards to preview England's quarter-final against Sweden in Zurich.England manager Sarina Wiegman tells us about the mood in camp following Saturday's huge win against Wales, while Lucy Bronze discusses whether England will change their approach now they've reached the knockout stage.And we find out about Sweden's 'youth hostel'.Topics: 01:32 - 'Dark horses' Sweden 09:39 - Sarina Weigman interview 12:29 - Will Sweden target Hannah Hampton? 16:50 - How many Sweden players would get in England's starting 11? 18:55 - Ella Toone focus - will she keep her place? 26:41 - Lucy Bronze interview 36:45 - Sweden's 'youth hostel' 40:21 - Predictions BBC Sounds / 5 Live commentaries: Thu - 2000 - QF2 - Sweden v England Fri - 2000 - QF3 - Spain v Switzerland Sat - 2000 - QF4 - France v Germany

Katie Smith has reaction to England 6-1 Wales at UEFA Women's EURO 2025. She's joined by Karen Bardsley, Danny Gabbidon and Vicki Sparks. Also hear from Sarina Wiegman, Rhian Wilkinson, Beth Mead and Alessia Russo.02:40 Did we overcook the rivalry? 04:00 Could be Jess Fishlock's last game, 05:25 Proper team performance from England? 08:25 Beth Mead INTERVIEW, 11:45 Sarina Wiegman INTERVIEW, 15:25 What did we learn from England? 19:30 Rhian Wilkinson INTERVIEW, 21:15 Wilkinson: “This team isn't fit enough”, 24:40 Alessia Russo INTERVIEW, 27:00 England avoid Spain's half of draw.BBC Sounds / 5 Live commentaries: Wed 2000 QF1 Norway v Italy, Thu 2000 QF2 Sweden v England, Fri 2000 QF3 Spain v Switzerland, Sat 2000 QF4 France v Germany.

Katie Smith looks ahead to England vs Wales at UEFA Women's EURO 2025.She's joined by Steph Houghton, Nedum Onuoha, Vicki Sparks and Danny Gabbidon. Also hear from Grace Clinton, Ella Toone, Sarina Wiegman, Angharad James and Hannah Cain.Timecodes 03:05 All to play for for England & Wales 04:35 Excited for Spain-Switzerland QF 09:35 Wiegman gets tactical tweaks right 13:00 Which England is the real England? 17:35 Grace Clinton INTERVIEW 24:50 Shutting out the outside noise 33:25 Ella Toone INTERVIEW 34:35 Wales chat with Danny Gabbidon 39:50 Hannah Cain INTERVIEW 42:35 Will Sarina Wiegman make changes? 43:46 Angharad James INTERVIEW 44:54 Sarina Wiegman INTERVIEW

Katie Smith presents reaction as a Lauren James brace helps the Lionesses record their first win of UEFA Women's Euro 2025. She's joined by Vicki Sparks, Nikita Parris and Karen Bardsley as England defeat the Netherlands 4-0 in Zurich. Also hear interviews with Sarina Wiegman, Jess Carter and Ella Toone. Meanwhile, Eilidh Barbour and Danny Gabbidon react after Wales create history by scoring their first ever goal at an international tournament, despite losing 4-1 to France. Plus, we hear from a very proud Rhian Wilkinson.TIMECODES 01:00 England 4-0 Netherlands analysis 14:55 Ella Toone interview 25:40 Sarina Wiegman interview 30:41 France 4-1 Wales analysis 41:37 Rhian Wilkinson interview5 Live/BBC Sounds commentaries this week:Thursday: Switzerland v Finland (8pm) - 5 Live Friday: Spain v Italy (8pm) - 5 Live Saturday: Germany v Sweden (8pm) - 5 Live Sunday: England v Wales (8pm) - 5 Live