Podcast appearances and mentions of Kerry Taylor

Today's episode comes to you from Amherst Massachusetts, where we visit with Kerry Taylor of Brookfield Farm. (https://www.brookfieldfarm.org) She shares how they run a 500 member CSA, incorporate an intern weeding crew, and shares the challenges of being a new manager for a farm that's been in the community for over 35 years. Support the showVisit the website to see photos/videos from the visit: https://thefarmersshare.comFollow the show on Facebook and Instagram: @thefarmersshareSubscribe to the YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@thefarmersshare

This Episode we interview Danielle Butchko, Kerry Taylor, Ernest Allen about their take on being a Gym Owner. Welcome to the Gym Lords Podcast, where we talk with successful gym owners to hear what they're doing that is working RIGHT NOW, and to hear lessons and failures they've learned along the way. We would love to share your story! If you'd like to be featured on the podcast, fill out the form on the link below. https://gymlaunchsecrets.com/podcast

This Episode we interview Danielle Butchko, Kerry Taylor, Ernest Allen about their take on being a Gym Owner. Welcome to the Gym Lords Podcast, where we talk with successful gym owners to hear what they're doing that is working RIGHT NOW, and to hear lessons and failures they've learned along the way. We would love to share your story! If you'd like to be featured on the podcast, fill out the form on the link below. https://gymlaunchsecrets.com/podcast

Former Charleston, South Carolina Mayor Joseph Riley, and professor Kerry Taylor co-teach a course at The Citadel military college looking at why a new African American history museum is being built in the city. They're joined by Walter Hood. This podcast originally aired on November 13, 2021. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's Auction Week at The Fitting Room! Join in as Brooke and Johnny break down all things auctions, including the registration process, etiquette, lingo, and more. The pair get eyes on the latest fashion lots at Kerry Taylor, uncover a T-Rex and “important watches” at Sotheby's Luxury Week, and note the somber timing of Fleetwood Mac's archive sale at Julien's. With the auction houses saving some of their best inventory as part of their end-of-year sales what will our hosts be bidding on? Tune in to find out!

Traditionally, menopause is known as the time that marks the end of your menstrual cycles. Outside of this significant event, there previously has been little conversation, education and awareness that join alongside. Kerry Taylor believes menopause is an opportunity to embrace the next stage of your life and thrive in your best years. Listen as she joins Holly on the Teaching Yourself to Learn Podcast today and they chat about: How looking to others for inspiration and guidance can come in the form of comparison. How the perceptions of menopause can mean we are not comfortable to talk about it within social and professional environments. There is no one size fits all when it comes to menopause Support for those around you when going through significant changes around the perimenopause, menopause and adjusting to life alongside.   If this conversation has peaked your interest and you would like to find out more, Kerry works with women to explore how to effectively live through menopausal changes. Her website is https://kerry-taylor.com/ and she would be happy for you to get in touch. As always, to connect and find out more about Holly, apply to be a guest and share your story please visit www.teachingyourselftolearn.com.

How to plan for Thanksgiving as food costs skyrocket? Personal finance expert and podcast host Kerry Taylor joins us with her advice. And in our second half, master gardener Brian Minter of Minter Country Garden takes your calls.

Kerry Taylor is one of the world's top financial bloggers. But she had another story to tell: the experience of surviving one of the most virulent forms of breast cancer. In this rare and precious conversation, we discuss that moment when you have the worst possible news confirmed; what it is you can actually control, and why that really matters; how to ensure the uncertainty of the future doesn't steal away the joy of the present; and what Kerry learnt about her own tendency to perfectionism.

This week Anna is joined by Kerry Taylor, Education Manager, at The Blue Cross talking about the charity's 125th anniversary. As a milestone highlighting the work the organisation has achieved across two World Wars and recently through the pandemic. Launching the first animal hospital in 1906 the Blue Cross has adapted to provide welfare for all animals as our lives have changed over the years. Offering education over loss, whether pets have passed with old age or been stolen, or if someone has had to give up their pet in rented accommodation, The Blue Cross's bereavement service stands alone.  Championing all animals, the charity's initiative in this anniversary year is to focus on education about health and welfare from rabbits, hamsters, guinea pigs, horses, cats and of course dogs. Visit bluecross.org.ukTwitter: @The_Blue_CrossInstagram: @the_blue_crossFor more about Anna go to annawebb.co.ukMusic and production by Mike Hanson for Pod People ProductionsCover art by JaijoCover photo by Rhian Ap Gruffydd at Gruff PawtraitsTo advertise on or sponsor A Dog's Life email: info@theloniouspunkproductions.com

Dr. Kerry Taylor, a Local Historian and professor at The Citadel took us for a walk in Hampton Park (evidently I called it Hamilton Park, no idea why) to explain the long ugly history of such a beautiful place. He talked about the life and legacy of Denmark Vesey's slave rebellion, Hampton Park's uses during the Civil War History and the liberation of Beaufort, South CarolinaIn our second interview with Dr. Taylor we dive into Charleston's rich labor history. Besides the 1969 healthcare workers strike at the Medical University of South Carolina, Kerry talks about some of Charleston's other important labor actions, especially the 1944-1945 American Tobacco Cigar Factory Strike, which was the origin for the famous "I Shall Overcome" protest song.If you have any questions or comments feel free to email me Rick@thericksmithshow.comRemember to subscribe to our podcast so you never miss a minute.Want to help keep the show viable and on the air? Become a Patreon memberSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Former Charleston, South Carolina Mayor Joseph Riley and professor Kerry Taylor co-teach a course at The Citadel military college looking at why a new African American history museum is being built in the city. They're joined by former South Carolina representative Bakari Sellers who talks about African American history in the state and his own political career. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Former Charleston, South Carolina Mayor Joseph Riley and professor Kerry Taylor co-taught a course at The Citadel military college looking at why a new African American history museum is being built in the city. They were joined by Rep. James Clyburn (D-SC) who talks about his role as the Steering Committee Chairman for the museum. Rep. Clyburn also described his time as a social studies teacher in the 1960s and the importance of teaching African American history. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Former Charleston, South Carolina Mayor Joseph Riley, and professor Kerry Taylor co-teach a course at The Citadel military college looking at why a new African American history museum is being built in the city. They're joined by Walter Hood. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Breakdown: (54 minutes) Eric Newman and Zach Alvira return for the episode 67 of the Take it EZ Sports Show on the Arizona Varsity Podcast Network and presented by AALL.net. The guys open the show with listener comments (1:00) and meander in their conversation about Queen and the Atlanta Braves (among other things) before talking about the firing of Kerry Taylor at San Tan Charter (5:50).Then Eric and Zach talk about the games they went to last week (12:00) and speak briefly about upsets (18:30) and rankings all the way from Open to 4A (21:00). 3A and 2A playoffs are coming, and the guys blindly (sort of) guess who's going to win the first round games in the two brackets (33:30). Zach and Eric talk NCAA football rankings (44:00) and what they ate this week (48:30) before closing out the show.

Former Charleston, South Carolina Mayor Joseph Riley and professor Kerry Taylor co-teach a course at The Citadel military college looking at why a new African American history museum is being built in the city. They're joined by Harvard University professor Henry Louis Gates Jr. who talks about his work with PBS on the documentary "Reconstruction: America After the Civil War."  This is part of a series of collegiate lectures from The Citadel which are airing on American History TV.. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Former Charleston, South Carolina Mayor Joseph Riley and professor Kerry Taylor co-teach a course at The Citadel military college looking at why a new African American history museum is being built in the city. They're joined by author Edward Ball who discusses his books, "Slaves in the Family" and " Life of a Klansman: A Family History in White Supremacy." Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The International African American Museum in Charleston, South Carolina is slated to open its doors in the summer of 2022. We sat in on a course at the Citadel looking at how and why the museum came into existence. Former Charleston Mayor Joseph Riley -- who first proposed the idea for the museum more than 20 years ago -- co-taught the course with history professor Kerry Taylor. Their guest speaker for this class session was Smithsonian Secretary Lonnie Bunch, who shared his experiences as the founding director of the National Museum of African American History and Culture. The Citadel provided this video. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Kerry Taylor explains how she set up the world's leading auction house specializing in vintage fashion. She reveals how she revived the profession of auctioning one-of-a-kind garments initially for Sotheby's and then how, after striking out on her own, she set auction records and generated headlines by selling couture worn by the likes of Audrey Hepburn and Princess Diana as well as a slip dress by Charlotte Todd which a 20something Kate Middleton flaunted on a student fashion runway. Discussing a recent project, The L'Wren Scott Collection, Kerry explains how she helped to orchestrate this Christie's London sale of ready-to-wear designed by the late L'Wren Scott. Scott was a model and celebrity stylist who launched an independent fashion label in 2006.  She became famous for crafting red carpet finery memorably worn by famous women she styled including Penelope Cruz, Nicole Kidman and Sarah Jessica Parker.

We talk to Kerry about how MTV re-discovered the role it was born to play in young people's lives and in the process gave her team across 120 markets something to rally around

Kerry Taylor comes back on the Coaching Remotely Podcast to explain the importance of warming up before physical activity and football games. Taylor will also run through a warm-up drill with 12 different stretches and routines Warm-Up Drill - Complete the following stretches/routines in this order: 1. Jog 2. Knee Hugs 3. High-Knees 4. Quad Stretch 5. Butt Kicks 6. Alternating Toe Touch 7. Deions 8. Lateral Lunge 9. Lateral Shuffle 10. Rev. Single Leg Deadlift 11. Back Pedal 12. Jog For this warm up: Mark out a distance of 10 - 15 yards Start and finish the warm up with a jog of about 25 - 30 yards Perform the first movement in one direction followed by the next movement going back to the start

Growing up alongside a pet can be a wonderful experience for a child, so it is essential to think about the needs of everyone in the home and ensure the relationship works for both people and pets. Many parents look for advice on how to get these relationships right, so in this episode of The Petcast, Emma is joined by Kerry Taylor from the Blue Cross Educational Team, to discuss the many different species that may be a wonderful addition to a family home – and how everyone can work together to ensure that their chosen pets have a happy, healthy life.From tips on how to get your children thinking responsibly about pet care, to the common mistakes to avoid when introducing a pet to young children, Kerry and Emma have a candid conversation around the key things to consider when welcoming a new pet into your family and home. On top of these tips and tricks, Kerry also speaks about how some social media platforms and trends might be more harm than fun when it comes to filming our pets: “You have to think, is this fun? When you look at some of these videos of the trend of scaring your pet and seeing their reaction, or getting in their face and seeing how they react … we are putting pets into a situation that makes them feel uncomfortable, scared and they can't tell us. In some of these videos, you can see their body language – dogs with wide eyes and their ears are back showing they are worried.“What worries me is people watching these videos in society, especially young children… and thinking that it is okay to put animals in that situation. I understand that people think it is a little bit of fun, but when you look at it, it's not nice to put our pets in that situation.” See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Kerry Taylor comes back on the Coaching Remotely Podcast to demonstrate three basic drills to activate your core muscles. Choose 1 drill from each section- a Plank variation, a side plank variation or a bridge variation. Perform each for 12 to 30 sections for 2 to 4 sets, depending on your level Give your best effort and focus for each drill!

Today we are joined by former Patriot, Kerry Taylor as he walks us through our first athletic podcast drill. Stay tune for additional at home tips and tricks, keeping you football ready.

When the stock market crashed in 1929, ushering in the Great Depression, South Carolina was already in dire financial straits. Cotton prices had plummeted, even before the boll weevil had decimated the crop. Years of non-sustainable practices in cotton farming had ruined thousands of acres of farmland. And, the textile industry had crashed. Then came Franklin D. Roosevelt’s New Deal programs, which altered the physical, social, and economic landscape of South Carolina. In the second of our programs on South Carolina Between the World Wars , Dr. Kerry Taylor, a specialist in twentieth-century US, labor, African American, and oral history at The Citadel, talks with Walter Edgar about the long-lasting impacts of the New Deal on the state. - Originally broadcast 01/10/20 - All Stations: Fri, Aug 14, 2020, 12 pm | News Stations: Sun, Aug 16, 4 pm

I originally invited Kerry, today’s guest, because she’s one of the world’s top financial bloggers. Truly. Her blog is one of the most visited websites in the world. But in setting up the call, I discovered that she had another story she could tell in the context of We Will Get Through This. It’s the experience of surviving one of the most virulent forms of breast cancer. Kerry’s an absolute pro at talking to the media ... but not about cancer. So this is a rare and precious conversation. In it we discuss that moment when you have the worst possible news confirmed; what it is you can actually control, and why that really matters; how to ensure the uncertainty of the future doesn’t steal away the joy of the present; and what Kerry learnt about her own tendency to perfectionism. You can meet Kerry at her blog SquawkFox.com. This show is brought to you by The Advice Trap, Michael Bungay Stanier’s latest book. You can access a wide range of tools to help #TameYourAdviceMonster at www.TheAdviceTrap.com. If you’d like to spend more time with Michael and people he admires, sign up for The Year of Living Brilliantly. 52 teachers over 52 weeks, each teaching one brilliant insight. Absolutely free.

A connection between life, sports and business. Lessons learned from my man KT a former NFL tight end turned author and successful entrepreneur. Huge takeaways that you can't miss!

The NFL draft is just hours away. How will the teams adapt to the “virtual” expected hiccups? Brad and Eric discuss what and who makes the most sense for the Cardinals and the eighth overall pick. University of Miami Wide Receivers Coach and former ASU Offensive Coordinator Rob Likens (10:15 on podcast) Skyped in to discuss how Brandon Aiyuk's game translates to the NFL, as well as why Herm Edwards parted ways with him back in December. Brad was also joined by new San Tan Charter head coach Kerry Taylor (19:24 on podcast). He discussed his successful yet controversial stay at Arcadia, becoming a new dad and why he feels San Tan Charter is the right fit for him.

Gemma Atkinson is joined by Kerry Taylor, Blue Cross Education Manager, to celebrate some of the phenomenal pets the Blue Cross team encounter across the UK - our real pet heroes. We hear about pet heroes like Romeo, the blood-donating 'super staffy', from his owner Steph. We also hear from Alison, the owner of Dillon the therapy pony who has helped to put a smile on the faces of hundreds of children with disabilities. Kerry also shares some of her favourite stories and discusses the valuable work the education team do in schools to teach children how to be future pet owners. To find out more about this episode and the services Blue Cross provides, go to https://www.bluecross.org.uk/podcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Kerry Taylor oversees C-suite insights and global partnerships with corporations, NGOs and academia at the Infosys Knowledge Institute’s London office. The episode addresses how supply chain visibility and traceability can lead to resilience in the event of an international crisis with specific references to the 2014 Ebola Pandemic. Hosted by Jeff Kavanaugh, VP and Head of the Infosys Knowledge Institute.

When the stock market crashed in 1929, ushering in the Great Depression, South Carolina was already in dire financial straits. Cotton prices had plummeted, even before the boll weevil had decimated the crop. Years of non-sustainable practices in cotton farming had ruined thousands of acres of farmland. And, the textile industry had crashed. Then came Franklin D. Roosevelt’s New Deal programs, which altered the physical, social, and economic landscape of South Carolina. In the second of our programs on South Carolina Between the World Wars , Dr. Kerry Taylor, a specialist in twentieth-century US, labor, African American, and oral history at The Citadel, talks with Walter Edgar about the long-lasting impacts of the New Deal on the state. All Stations: Fri, Jan 10, 2020, 12 pm | News Stations: Sun, Jan 12, 4 pm

  Vera Worth was a good looking shop girl from Bristol, who followed fashion with a passion. In the 1930s, after marrying John, she scrimped and saved to buy a glamorous gown fit for a film star, and wore it to an important company dinner dance. The knockout dress and its jacket were designed by flamboyant designer to the stars, Elsa Schiaparelli. Photographs of Vera in the dress (available on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook @behindthemuseum) show her looking fabulous, beaming; onlookers are smiling with pleasure and in amazement.  After passing her precious garment to her granddaughter, Amanda, who showed it a good time, the ensemble was put up for auction. Vera's Schiaparelli sold at Kerry Taylor’s auction house at the end of 2018. It was bought by the philanthropist Krystyna Campbell-Pretty for the National Gallery of Victoria in Melbourne where it is now on show, delighting audiences for decades to come.  Tiffany goes behind the scenes to discover the story of Vera Worth, and her Schiaparelli dress and jacket; the backstory of a museum object on a pedestal. She  visits Kerry Taylor auctions, Vera's granddaughter, Amanda Ellis, and speaks via Skype to Katie Somerville, Senior Curator, Fashion and Textiles, at the National Gallery of Victoria.    LINKS Maison Schiaparelli  Kerry Taylor auctions Katie Somerville and the NGV  Visit us on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram @behindthemuseum to see pictures of Vera and her Schiaparelli dress. 

Brad talks about the Raptors leading the Warriors in the NBA Finals and goes around the world of high school football with the Arcadia meeting over the firing of head football coach, Kerry Taylor, and the world tour of Perry QB, Chubba Purdy, in his recruiting. SunDevilSource.com Publisher, Chris Karpman (7:56 on podcast) joins Brad to go over the new contract extention of Bobby Hurley and the current outlook for Sun Devil Basketball. He also discusses what's going on in the ASU Football QB battle. ‘Goody at the Movies' with azcentral/Gannett Chief Film & Media Critic Bill Goodykoontz (31:24 on podcast) discusses with Brad about the end of James Holzhauer's Jepordy run and what social media does in terms of spoilers. The two also converse on what movies Brad and his family should drop by and watch for his thirtieth anniversary. The post SunDevilSource.com Publisher Chris Karpman, Summer Football Season, ‘Goody at the Movies' appeared first on Sports360AZ.

Brad shared his thoughts on the D-backs getting back on track over the weekend against the Mets and previewed their big home series against the Dodgers which starts Monday. FOX Sports Arizona's Jody Jackson (7:53 on podcast) Skpyed in talking D-backs, the new era of Arizona Cardinals football and much more. Plus, Arcadia fires outspoken head coach Kerry Taylor and the MLB Draft starts Monday afternoon. The post FSNAZ's Jody Jackson, Warriors Even NBA Finals, Arcadia Fires Kerry Taylor appeared first on Sports360AZ.

Welcome to the premier episode of our Legacy Series where we talk to legends in the music education fields. Join us as we sit with legendary band director and music educator, Bryce Taylor at his home in Alice, Texas. We also get an insightful look at the life and the times that shaped this award-winning director from his sons, Scott and Kerry Taylor.

Kerry Taylor, an ex-NFL player, runs 212 Health and Performance in Rhode Island. He utilizes his current client base, culture and customer service to make them his number one marketing tool and teaches use the value in pausing and taking stock of your success.

Kerry Taylor, an ex-NFL player, runs 212 Health and Performance in Rhode Island. He utilizes his current client base, culture and customer service to make them his number one marketing tool and teaches use the value in pausing and taking stock of your success.

In our latest bankruptcy study, we discovered that over the last 5 years women have been filing for bankruptcy in higher numbers. In 2012, 42% of women filed insolvency and by 2017 that number reached 48%. But, it's not that women are suddenly using more debt. What we've noted from our client data is that female debtors face a unique set of challenges that drive women to turn to debt to makes end meet and then prevent them from being able to keep up with their debt repayment. For example, two thirds of women are either single or divorced and struggle to manage expenses on a single income. Moreover, women earn 9% less than male debtors and are also 3 times more likely to be a single parent than a male debtor. This is what our average female client looks like. But, why is it that women are increasingly finding themselves in trouble with debt? What can they do to better tackle debt problems in addition to other life challenges? Sharing their expertise today are guests Gail Vaz-Oxlade, Kerry K. Taylor, and our Trustee in the Oshawa office, Alison Petrie, with co-host Sharon Hoyes. Gail Vaz-Oxlade agrees with our findings that women's life circumstances are completely different from that of men's. That's why she suggests women need a different approach to money: We need to be far more vigilant about what we're doing because we're going to have to live on whatever we save for a lot longer time. So, how can women protect themselves in life emergencies? According to our experts, preparation for sudden life changes is key. Gail believes women need to change their mindset of being caretakers of everyone else and not themselves. She suggests that although there may be love and trust in a marriage, there's no downside to having "his and her" accounts: If you end up getting divorced, if your husband ends up getting smashed to pieces on the highway, you will be so glad you have money in your own name. I don’t understand why that is a problem. And if you're a stay-at-home mom, Gail says you should pay all the bills and whatever money is leftover should be split 50/50 between husband and wife. Kerry Taylor seconds this and believes women should try and "disaster-proof" their lives: Just because I know bad stuff happens to good people all the time and you need to account for the future as well as the present. All that and more on today's podcast

Episode 16 - Kerry Taylor discusses having the hard conversations with students, parents, staff, and administrators on this episode of Beyond the Clef. Be sure the subscribe for more great episodes on music education and to find a full archive of past podcast episodes, go to http://www.beyondtheclef.com. Also, join the music education conversation on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/beyondtheclef

I chat with popular personal finance personality Kerry Taylor from Squawkfox about how she got into the personal finance sphere and why she's a big advocate of the second-hand economy. Long description:   Kerry Taylor's blog Squawkfox was one of the first personal finance blogs I stumbled upon when I was starting my personal finance journey in my early 20s. And now, so many years later I got the chance to chat with her on the podcast all about her own journey from computer science student, to living in rural British Columbia, to moving back to her hometown of Toronto, to now being a constant voice in The Globe & Mail and CBC. One of the big reasons I really wanted to have Kerry on the show was because she has an awesome sense of style, but she doesn't break the bank to stay fashionable. She's a huge advocate of the second-hand economy, and it all started with trying to save money when buying clothes for her daughter. When she discovered that there were a number of consignment shops and Facebook groups dedicated to buying and selling quality second-hand goods, she got hooked. And pretty much convinced me (and you once you listen) to start taking advantage of the second-hand economy too! Thanks so much Kerry for chatting with me and sharing your insight and story with me! Kerry's Top Blog Posts How to get married for $239 Make a Starbucks Frappuccino for $0.32 The cost of collecting 6 Words That Make Your Resume Suck Follow Kerry on Social Join Kerry on Facebook Follow Kerry on Twitter Subscribe to Kerry on YouTube For more podcast episodes, check out the podcast page. Show notes: jessicamoorhouse.com/105

My guest today is Kerry Taylor.  Her website, Squawkfox,  was voted Canada’s best money blog by the Globe & Mail in 2010, and in 2014 Chatelaine said she was the "gold standard for personal finance blogging”. I’ve followed Kerry’s work for many years, so I was very interested to read her Globe & Mail article where she described her visit to Mogo Lounge, operated by Mogo, a new “sexy, fintech” lender. What Kelly discovered was today's new form of payday and alternative lender. No more ugly yellow stores, these new loan shops have a much more attractive approach. Nice looking locations that look more like lounges than payday loan outlets, they offer free water, an online app - and best of all a 3 minute signup process. In addition, they give you a free credit report, with your credit score. As we discuss on the show, Mogo markets themselves to people who feel like they are “getting screwed by the banks” (and those are the words on the packages of free condoms they hand out).  Their marketing pitch is simple: go to the app, get your credit score for free, and in three minutes you may get pre-approved for a loan of up to $35,000 with rates starting at 5.9%. But are the rates really that good?  What’s the catch?  And what do condoms have to do with it. That’s what we discuss on today’s show.

The creation of the commercial production division of the BBC, BBC Studios, will lead to 100 per cent competition between in house and independent producers; BBC producers will be free to pitch to other broadcasters, and external producers can compete for more content on the BBC. Mark Linsey has recently been appointed as Director of BBC Studios. He talks to Steve Hewlett about how the new model will benefit the market, when tendering out will begin, and why he thinks it will mean better value for money for licence fee payers. More than a year after Jeremy Clarkson left Top Gear, the BBC's long-running motoring show is back. The first episode of the new series aired on Sunday and garnered 4.4 million viewers. Critics noted that this was below the audience achieved by the 2015 series but Chris Evans and the BBC were quick to point out that in terms of share, the re-launch surpassed the first episode of the previous series. Joining Steve to give their verdict on the post-Clarkson incarnation of Top Gear is Mark Wells, former Controller of Entertainment at ITV, and Quentin Letts, critic and sketch writer of The Daily Mail. Reality TV success Geordie Shore is celebrating its 5th birthday. With 12 seasons under its belt, it now has more than a million viewers and 16 million followers across social media, making it one of MTV's most successful programmes. Following a group of friends living together in Newcastle, it's known for showing drunken antics, rows and sex scenes, leading to controversy - it's been labelled by some as bordering on pornographic. Steve Hewlett talks to Kerry Taylor, Viacom's Senior Vice President of youth and music and an executive producer of Geordie Shore, about why the programme works so well on MTV. Producer: Katy Takatsuki.

Amber Mac and Michael B speak to Mashable's Pete Pachal about the product launch of the new Tesla X. Plus, money-saving genius Kerry Taylor from Squawkfox tells us how to save thousands of dollars a year on groceries .  Also, the founder of Product Hunt calls in from San Francisco with the inside scoop on tech discovery.

Want to know why Dr. Carole flew to London to bid on Kate Middleton's dress? What was all the fuss about? And, what went on behind the scenes at the Kerry Taylor auction?

Dr. Pauline Thompson is a US Navy veteran who served aboard the USS Samuel Gompers (AD-37) in the Nuclear Repair division, during the 1988 Persian Gulf conflict. Subsequent to her service, she completed a Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology at DeSales University and a PhD in Psychology from Temple University.  Pauline has a way of identifying, and cogently articulating, that most crucial element in the work of psychotherapy: the importance of the self-awareness of the therapist. Because it is this which dictates the foundation of the therapeutic relationship, and thus the course of healing.  A giant thank-you to my sponsors for making this podcast happen: Sensorimotor Psychotherapy InstituteDo you struggle to help numb, disconnected clients who can’t feel emotion or explore inner experience? Learn a comprehensive approach to conceptualize your clients’ concerns. Sensorimotor Psychotherapy uniquely includes the body in therapy as both a source of information and target for intervention…because words are not enough. Go beyond theories and gain practical ways to open a new dimension for effective therapy. Visit Sensorimotor Psychotherapy Institute online at sensorimotor.org today. CPTSD Foundation CPTSD Foundation provides live, daily, peer-led, interactive group calls, in a safe atmosphere for survivors of complex trauma, equipping them with skills and information they can use every single day in their healing journey. Receive 50% off the first month when you join at: http://bit.ly/2MEbBqc  Pauline is a critical community health psychologist and is an Associate Professor of Psychology at the Penn State Brandywine campus. For more than 20 years, she’s been involved in community-based research and development with an emphasis on alternative understandings of mental health and social, emotional, and physical wellbeing and health. Her work spans the globe, working with refugee, migrant, and Indigenous Peoples, with 10 years living in New Zealand and six years in Australia to the USA.  She’s spent the last 12 years using the cultural safety model to educate health and human service professionals to work with clients who are different to themselves. Current projects include: working with reconciliation strategist Ulysses Slaughter on a reconciliation process between the City of Philadelphia and the Philadelphia MOVE organization; and the New Integration Accommodations project, a community-focused cultural transformation and sustainability initiative in collaboration with Ulysses Slaughter at the Chester Housing Authority. The 3rd Edition of her award-winning, co-authored book, Healthcare and Indigenous Australians: Cultural Safety in Practice, was recently released (April, 2019). Dr. Thompson is currently writing a cultural safety book for the US context.  Pauline’s quoteEvery academic discipline has its technical nomenclature, and modern psychology has a word that is used, probably, more than any other. It is the word maladjusted. This word is the ringing cry of modern child psychology. Certainly all of us want to live a well-adjusted life in order to avoid the neurotic personality. But I say to you, there are certain things within our social order to which I am proud to be maladjusted and to which I call upon all men of good will to be maladjusted.--Excerpt from Martin Luther King on June 6, 1961 at Lincoln University. Read full text here.In This EpisodePauline's website Health Care and Indigenous Australians: Cultural safety in practice, Kerry Taylor and Pauline Thompson GuerinSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-trauma-therapist-podcast-with-guy-macpherson-phd-inspiring-interviews-with-thought-leaders-in-the-field-of-trauma/donationsWant to advertise on this podcast? Go to https://redcircle.com/brands and sign up.