Podcasts about Kirsty

brianturnershow.com, eastvillageradio.comLAS SUCIAS -  ¡Lávate 'se Culo! -  ¡Salte del Medio! (cs, Ratskin, 2016)M3MB3R5 0NLY - The Bust Down - 4 The Ones Who Know Vol. 1 (BC, 2025)RANIL Y SU CONJUNTO TROPICAL - Gitanita - Galaxia Tropical (Analog Africa, 2026)THE TWEETERS - Foolish Things - The Berchem Tapes (May 1976) (Ultra Eczema, 2025)DRUNK ELK - Sharp Rush - Clear Skies In Effect (Wormwood Grasshopper, 2025)TYRANNOSAURUS REX - Elemental Child - A Beard of Stars (Polydor, 1970)LA PESTE - I Don't Know Right From Wrong - I Don't Know Right From Wrong: Lost La Peste 1976-1979 Vol. 1 (Wharf Cat, 2026)FANCY ROSY - Punk Police - 7" (Mamicha, 1977)KIRSTY & THE HUSBANDS - Sitting in s Disco - V/A: 8 From '80. A Carlisle Compilation (Matchbox Classics, 1980)DJ DEATHDEFY - Peak - V/A: Retrospective 2025: A Monday Night in Middlesbrough (Industrial Coast, 2025)THE BUG - Buried Dub - Burials/Mud (Relapse, 2025)ANÍBAL MOCHA - Don Miguel - Bazar Biarritz (Las Bands, 2024)BIONIC GOLD - To Know Him Is To Love Him (w/Mick Farren & Marc Bell) - Bionic Gold (Big Sound, 1977)THE CATHOLICS - James Brown Medley - 7" (Duke City, 1980)THE KROPOTKINS - Shake Em On Down - The Kropotkins (Koch, 1996)BORED GAMES - I Don't Get It - Who Killed Colonel Mustard (Flying Nun, 1982)THE NEW CHRISTS - Like a Curse - Divine Rights (Citadel, 1988)STONE AXE - Slave of Fear - 7" (Rampart Street, 1971)AARON DILLOWAY - Walk Through 1 - Bhoot Ghar: Sounds of the Kathmandu Horror House (Psychic Sounds, 2025)ELEKTRIČNI ORGAZAM - Ja Znam (Unreleased, 1982)SHANE PARISH - Maetl - Autechre Guitar (Palilalia, 2026)ISKRA - Till Katarina Blum - Allemansrätt (Ett Minne För Livet, 1977)LUCIFÉCIT - Queque - Devoção (Facada, 2025)MICHAEL GIBBS - A Family Joy - Michael Gibbs (Deram, 1970)ASAHITO NANJO - Awakened Flame - M (Black Editions/La Musica, 2026)THIRTEENTH FLOOR ELEVATORS -  Jam #3: Ed's Esoteric Jazz Jam - Live Evolution Lost (Charly, 2014)

 In this episode of Unlimited with Elisabeth Carson, Kirsty Tate shares the unexpected spiritual awakening that rewired her understanding of manifestation, wealth, energy, and identity. One accidental psilocybin dose opened the door to past-life memories, belief-system breakdowns, and the hidden mechanics of creation.You'll learn:✨ How manifestation and money truly work through energy✨ Why many spiritual people stay broke✨ How trauma and the nervous system block wealth✨ How the RAS (Reticular Activating System) shapes success✨ How psychedelics can trigger awakening and deep clarity✨ Why Bali amplifies consciousness and mirrors your beliefs✨ How to break out of scarcity, survival mode, and the MatrixThis episode fuses spiritual awakening, wealth consciousness, entrepreneurship, and inner transformation — perfect for anyone ready to elevate their mindset and create from truth.

Send us a message! This week on The Waffle Zone:1. Insane Clown Posse2. Ranking Addictions!3. Kirsty's Wild Weekend...4. CSN&Y5. Stone Temple Pilots6. 667. Deadly Sins8. Metal Melissa Talk9. Inside NumberSupport the show

Tune in and discover: When and how do you experiment in your business? Should you follow your gut? When is that a good idea and when is it a bad plan? How does risk tolerance figure in? Amy's take on pushback and rebellion and Kirsty's take on self-awareness. Intrigued? Give this episode a listen.   Take Kirsty's assessment to pinpoint your communication style, and get personalized insight on where you excel, where you could improve, and some strategies to try this week. Join Amy's newsletter and get weekly insights on how to build and grow a sustainable business that fills your coffers and feeds your soul. Got a question? Click here to ask us! 

In this episode of God on the Move, Kirsty Nelson shares her journey as a parish nurse in Dundee, Scotland. Kirsty offers a glimpse into the holistic approach of parish nursing, which addresses the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of the community. She discusses the challenges and rewards of working with vulnerable populations, including those struggling with addiction and homelessness. Through stories of transformative care and community outreach, Kirsty illustrates the powerful impact of showing consistent love and support. This episode also delves into the current state of the church in Scotland and the complexities of navigating faith in a liberal political climate.  

This conversation delves into the concept of gap years in Australia, exploring the diverse experiences of young people who take a year off between school and further education or work. Journalist Kirsty McKenzie shares insights from her feature in Outback Magazine, highlighting the motivations, benefits, and challenges faced by gappers, including financial considerations, personal growth, and the impact on future studies. The discussion also touches on the emerging trend of 'golden gappers' – older individuals seeking new experiences after retirement. Overall, the podcast emphasises the value of gap years in shaping young people's lives and careers. Key takeaways: Many Australian school leavers are taking gap years. Gap years are not just for school leavers; older individuals are also participating. Attitude is more important than background for gap year success. Rural students find gap years particularly appealing for financial reasons. Research shows gap years have little effect on degree completion. Students return from gap years more motivated and focused. The gap year industry is growing, with many businesses offering programs. Volunteering during a gap year can be costly. Career opportunities in agriculture and hospitality are abundant for gappers. Golden gappers are redefining the concept of taking a break later in life. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of the Powherful Project, Kirsty and V dive into the issue of decision fatigue and overthinking that many women experience.They explore the reasons behind feeling stuck despite having numerous ideas and an extensive to-do list.The episode focuses on strategies to overcome decision fatigue and also emphasize the importance of self-respect, rest, and setting up supportive systems to avoid feeling overwhelmed. Timestamps:00:00 Introduction to Overthinking and Decision Fatigue02:02 Understanding Decision Fatigue02:42 The Busy Lifestyle and Its Challenges05:15 Strategies to Combat Decision Fatigue08:48 Creating Effective Routines13:07 The Importance of Consistency and Flexibility15:17 Creating Habits for Nutrition15:25 Meal Prepping and Shopping Routine18:33 Handling Busy Weeks20:33 Automating Your Environment25:44 Mindset Shift: Self-Respect Over Self-Indulgence28:35 Seeking Help and Accountability29:23 Conclusion

George is in a filthy mood because of Amber's accusation, but Brad thinks he's got the wrong end of the stick. Ed then offers George a lift to Grange Farm and they have a similar conversation, before George shuts the conversation down. Later, when Ed drops in on George at No. 1, The Green, George despairs about his life as a known criminal - even Amber thinks he's a thief. Ed confesses he knew about her suspicions, but he never believed it himself. George though reckons no-one will ever give him a chance and runs up to his room. When Ed follows, trying to get him to talk, George pushes him and Ed falls downstairs, just as Brad appears. Later, Ed tells Brad that he lost his footing, while George suggests Ed slipped on one of Poppy's books. Brad reckons Ed was lucky - it could have been a lot worse.Kirsty walks round the beaver enclosure with Justin, pointing out where the animals have started working. Justin still hasn't watched the beaver footage Kirsty sent him though, admitting he can't think of anything more boring than watching beavers build a dam. Passionate Kirsty finds this difficult to understand, accusing Justin of having no real interest in what they're doing at the Rewilding site. Justin assures her that just because he doesn't respond emotionally that doesn't mean he isn't supportive. As a businessman, he's thrilled at how well it's going and thinks he should employ a similarly committed manager to Kirsty on his other rewilding project to guarantee its success.

Okay it is time to talk relationships now, whether romantic, professional or somewhere in between, Jesse is joined by Professor Kirsty Ross from Massey University's School of Psychology Do let us know if there are any topics you would like Kirsty and Jesse to cover at afternoons@rnz.co.nz.

Calum and Kirsty are joined by James Chapman, who was an adviser to Chancellor George Osborne; and Karim Palant who was an adviser to Shadow Chancellor Ed Balls, to take you behind the scenes of budget day. James tells us how the budget is even decided - including one measure that was kept secret from the Cabinet - they only found out about it when it was announced to the Commons. Plus, he discusses leaks that caused headaches for the government. Karim tells us about the room that opposition aides gather in to assemble messages and memos to run to the floor of the Commons chamber for the opposition response to be updated in real time. Kirsty wears her Number 10 hat - telling us that budget day is pretty relaxed for the Prime Minister - and wears her journalist hat to discuss the media briefing immediately after the budget. All of our guests were recorded independently - and every one of them mentioned the infamous pasty tax. Hear what they have to say about how budgets unravel. Email us anytime: hello@whitehallsources.com.First published 2023 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week's episode of The Pure Health Podcast, we're diving into one of the most underrated pillars of health — your circadian rhythm.Kirsty and Nicole explore how your daily routines — from the moment you wake to how you wind down at night — can transform your energy, hormones, metabolism, and sleep.If you wake up groggy, crash mid-afternoon, or struggle to fall asleep, this conversation will help you understand why and what to do about it.They break down the science behind your body clock, why cortisol is meant to rise in the morning and fall at night, and how modern life (hello screens, late dinners, and stress) throws this rhythm completely off balance.You'll learn how to sync your body with light, food, and movement to restore natural energy flow and feel grounded from morning to night.What your circadian rhythm actually is — and why it affects metabolism, energy, gut health, and hormonesThe role of cortisol and how to tell if it's too low or too high in the morningSigns of circadian misalignment — fatigue, poor sleep, cravings, anxiety Morning rituals to support energy and focus: sunlight exposure, grounding, protein-rich breakfast, and delayed caffeine Evening rituals to improve sleep: dim lighting, blue light reduction, cooling the room, and mindful wind-down practicesHow meal timing, fasting, and nutrient balance influence your gut and liver clocks Key nutrients and herbs to support cortisol balance: magnesium, glycine, L-theanine, taurine, ashwagandha The difference between saliva and DUTCH testing for understanding your cortisol rhythm“Your circadian rhythm sets the pace for everything — your hormones, metabolism, mood, and even gut health. When you align with it, your energy flows naturally, your sleep deepens, and your body feels in sync again.”Whether you're a morning struggler, a night owl, or just curious about optimising your routine, this episode will help you master the art of balance — morning to night.

Joy finds Tony in low spirits at Bridge Farm, dreading the thought of Christmas and what would have been John's fiftieth birthday on New Year's Eve. He tells Joy they had a row shortly before Tony's vintage tractor overturned and killed John. After Tony goes to see the beavers being released at Rewilding Ambridge, Joy tells Ruth and Pip they should cancel her idea for a Christmas village event. It would feel heartless after what Tony's told her. Ruth suggests asking Pat and Tony what they think first, though. And when they ask Tony he thinks a Christmas Tractor Run through Ambridge sounds wonderful, but gets them to agree to consult Pat before they go ahead and start publicising the event. Alice catches Rex up with what happened in Blackpool, then says she's going to film the beaver release for Phoebe. Rex and Kirsty decide to get on with it, even though Justin's not there. Tony arrives just in time, before the beavers disappear into the woods, and Kirsty and Rex hug each other. Then Alice realises she's only filmed three seconds, though Kirsty points out there will be footage from the enclosure cameras. Justin finally turns up, in time for cake if not beavers. Later, Kirsty and Rex worry about Justin's commitment, before he disappoints again by not showing any interest in footage of the release. But Alice is delighted when Rex offers to send her the footage, so Phoebe and Martha can see the beavers. Emotional Alice then hugs Rex, before it gets awkward and he goes.

This week's episode is a deep-dive interview with Finn Stevenson, cofounder and CEO of Flok Health, who brings a unique combination of medical expertise, startup experience, and relentless ambition to solve one of healthcare's biggest headaches: scalable, accessible physiotherapy.Key Takeaways:Drawing on his experiences as an Olympic-level rower and healthtech professional, Finn noticed a gap: “For most people, access to high-quality, frequent physio is nearly impossible.” Enter Flok: an AI-powered physiotherapist offering on-demand, regulation-compliant digital care.Rather than building another SaaS product, Flok became a licensed healthcare provider. “We are a CQC-approved provider, treating NHS patients directly using our technology and clinicians.” This makes procurement smoother and delivers real outcomes for both patients and the NHS.Flok's approach shuns off-the-shelf LLMs in favour of a domain-specific language for clinical reasoning, ensuring safe, explainable decision-making at every step. The system combines real-time video assembly (with a real physiotherapist, Kirsty, as the face of the AI) and robust guardrails against clinical risk.The results speak for themselves: 68% of patients offered Flok's service choose it over traditional care, covering ages 18 to 75, and less than 2% need traditional escalation. “Positive patient feedback is central. If people aren't happy, we don't have a business.”Investment Ready: Raised £3.2M pre-product, pre-team. Investors love the addressable market: 80% of healthcare spend is on the delivery of services, not just tools.Built in Cambridge: Access to deep tech talent, regulatory expertise, and Europe's largest bio campus makes Cambridge a “no-brainer” HQ.Actively Hiring: From engineering to clinical and commercial roles - Flok is scaling rapidly and innovating across new therapy areas.Produced by Cambridge TV Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to another special season of podcasts with ⁠GB Snowsport ahead of the 2026 Milano Cortina Winter Olympics and Paralympics. In this latest episode, we hear from two of Britain's most experienced freestyle skiers - Gus Kenworthy and Kirsty Muir who are at either ends of their careers - and the different comebacks they've made in the last year. We've 4 more specials to come - so make sure you download & follows and you can also listen back to our first GB Snowsport season too! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

While everyone's packing up for the year and deferring their dreams to "January energy," I'm over here laying the foundations for a wildly successful 2026 — and in this episode, I'm showing you exactly how I'm doing it. If you've ever: Said "I'll start that next year" (for the 17th time) Felt the pull to get ahead but weren't sure what to focus on Started January in a foggy post-Christmas panic with zero plan in place …this episode is your November permission slip to get strategic AF — and actually feel GOOD about it. You'll hear:

Teenage conservationist Spencer Hitchen chats with Kirsty in Melbourne's Royal Park about birdwatching, Glossy Black-cockatoos and how young people can create change with hope, optimism and community.

Send us a textA warm welcome back today to GP Kirsty Shires, who's here today to talk with me about Jacqueline Harpman's 1995 novel, I Who Have Never Known Men.This is an absolutely astonishing book. It is dystopian fiction at its best, I think. It is human, it is connected, it is thought-provoking, it is bizarre. There's so much to think about packed into 200 very short pages. I've thoroughly, thoroughly enjoyed reading it. It's definitely a book I'm going to go back to, and I've really enjoyed talking to Kirsty about it.

Kirsty Heap is an executive coach, keynote speaker, and neurodiversity advocate who helps individuals and organisations create environments where people can truly thrive. Drawing on her lived experience of dyslexia, she empowers business owners and leaders to understand their strengths, build confidence, and grow sustainably. Kirsty is also the author of Silent Snow, a picture book without words, designed to help you create your own stories with your children. Each page is filled with beautiful illustrations to spark your imagination, making storytime fun and personal. Whether reading has always felt tricky, or you just want to try something different, Silent Snow gives you the freedom to tell stories your own way.The idea for Silent Snow came from Kirsty's own experiences as a dyslexic parent. She used to find reading to her children difficult, and when she stumbled over words, she felt like she was letting them down. But instead of giving up, she started making up her own stories based on their lives and the little adventures they had. Bedtime soon became one of their favourite times of the day.Takeaways: The podcast emphasizes the importance of recognizing and nurturing the strengths associated with dyslexia, rather than merely focusing on the challenges. Kirsty Heap shares her personal journey as a dyslexic parent, highlighting her creative storytelling as a means of connecting with her children. There is a significant need for educational systems to adapt and provide personalized learning experiences for neurodivergent students. The discussion reveals how the implementation of technology, such as dictation software, can greatly enhance learning outcomes for individuals with dyslexia. Kirsty reflects on the profound effect of positive reinforcement and constructive feedback in fostering self-esteem among students with learning differences. The episode advocates for greater transparency and openness among educators regarding their own neurodivergent experiences to better support their students. Chapters:00:00 - Understanding the Weight of Expectations00:18 - Creating Stories from Imagination13:12 - Navigating Dyslexia: Challenges and Strategies in Education26:41 - The Importance of Personalized Learning39:55 - The Impact of Feedback in Coaching and Educationhttps://kirstyheap.com/https://kirstyheap.com/silentsnow/https://www.linkedin.com/in/kirstyheap/https://www.instagram.com/kirstyheapcoaching/Show Sponsor – National Association for Primary Education (NAPE) https://nape.org.uk/Find out more about their Primary First Journal: https://www.educationonfire.com/nape

Have you ever looked at someone in property management and wondered how they're juggling a growing rent roll, a busy home life, and all the day to day pressure without completely falling apart? The truth is, it's never as effortless as it looks from the outside. Behind every “successful” story is a lot of courage, clarity, and choosing to back yourself even when it feels uncomfortable.When you peel back the layers, so much of property management comes down to showing up on the tough days, keeping things moving even when the juggle feels heavy, and finding your way through the challenges you never quite feel ready for. It's in those imperfect, behind the scenes moments where the real growth usually happens.In this episode, I chat with Kirsty about what it really takes to build a rent roll from scratch, navigate imposter syndrome, and grow a business that still allows her to be present for her family. You'll hear how she leaned on community, set boundaries that protected her energy, created systems that supported her and learned to trust her capability even when it didn't feel natural. Her journey is proof that you can build something steady, sustainable and successful without sacrificing your life in the process. “  I've had to learn that I won't be for everybody, and everybody won't be for me either. I just stick with my people now. That's helped me overcome it a little bit, because you realise you are worth it… everyone's worth is just different..” - Kirsty Mattiazzo We cover:How Kirsty first started in real estate and transitioned into property management operationsWhat motivated Kirsty to launch her own boutique property management agency in DarwinThe exact steps Kirsty took to scale her rent roll from 0 to around 250 property managementsHow to balance portfolio growth, routine inspections and client communication while raising a familyHome routines that help manage a high property management workload without burning outHow imposter syndrome affects decision making, conflict resolution and client relationships in Property managementThe leadership lessons Kirsty learned from running big property management operations and a boutique property management businessHow to navigate decision fatigue from maintenance approvals, tenant applications and daily property management tasks so you can stay on top of your workloadHow working with buyer's agents and interstate investors supported her rent roll growth and property management portfolio expansionKylie's Resources:Property Management Growth School: https://courses.thatpropertymum.com.au/TPM-BDMSchool Digital Marketing School: https://courses.thatpropertymum.com.au/digitalschool That Property Mum Courses: https://www.thatpropertymum.com.au/courses/ The PM Accelerate Membership: https://courses.thatpropertymum.com.au/accelerate Book a Strategy Call with Kylie: https://calendly.com/kylie-tpm/coaching-call Kolmeo: https://kolmeo.com/ Find out about our Done for You Lead Generation -

This week, Kirsty sits down with John Makransky, Ph.D and Paul Condon, Ph.D to explore how Buddhist contemplative practices intersect with attachment theory to cultivate compassion and healing.   Show Notes:  To find out more and access Paul and John's book, please go to https://sustainablecompassion.org/   Get your tickets for the 2026 TIRF Conference here! https://www.attachmenttheoryinaction.com/  https://www.tkcchaddock.org/events/atiawebinar/  https://shop.tkcchaddock.org/  https://www.facebook.com/share/g/19Xm5Nhk2K/  https://www.facebook.com/TKCChaddock https://www.linkedin.com/company/tkcchaddock/posts/?feedView=all https://www.instagram.com/tkcchaddock https://www.facebook.com/krugglesatchaddock https://www.linkedin.com/in/kirstynolan84/

To celebrate 10 years of the English with Kirsty podcast, I'm creating a 10-part series to celebrate 10 different forms that learning can take.The final part of the series is about learning through Volunteering. I had a number of people who wanted to be involved, so in the end I decided to split this into three conversations. The third and final part is with Colette Myler, whom I met back in 2021 when we were attending some of the same international networking events together.What did we talk about?I really wanted to show some of the different ways in which people can be volunteers, so I spoke with people doing very different roles. We talked about: Colette's story – why she decided to volunteer and which organisations she chose. The skills and knowledge that Colette brings to her volunteering roles and some of the new skills that she's gained over the years Some of the things that Colette has learned through her volunteering experiences – as well as some of the people whom she's met along the way. How volunteering and being part of the community are part of the balance we need – and how this balance has more components than just our work and the rest of our life Tips for getting started. Find out more on the show notes page: https://englishwithkirsty.com/podcast/episode291/

Joining Ali Miraj on Cross Question are the Labour MP Rosie Wrighting, Conservative MP Bradley Thomas, the Fire Brigades Union's General Secretary Steve Wright and the political commentator Kirsty Buchanan.

Join the Whitehall Sources podcast as we dive deep into Westminster politics. This week, Calum, Kirsty, and Jo, with a special guest appearance from James Nation, ex-Special Advisor to Chancellor Rishi Sunak.We discuss:The shocking mistaken release of a migrant sex offender and the fallout at Prime Minister's Questions (PMQs).David Lammy's handling of the situation and the questions it raises about accountability in government.Behind-the-scenes insights from PMQs, including the “Rolls Royce” briefing operation and what might have gone wrong this week.Labour's budget strategy, Rachel Reeves' tax plans, manifesto pledges, and the political impact of potential income tax rises.The Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR), Treasury decision-making, and what ministers can and cannot do to influence forecasts.Unpacking the challenges of fuel duty, public spending, and the UK's fiscal outlook ahead of the next budget.Whether you're a political junkie, policy nerd, or just want insider analysis on Westminster chaos and the upcoming budget, this episode breaks down the biggest political stories of the week. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

If you've ever stalled your launch, delayed a visibility push, or side-eyed your Canva grid wondering "does any of this even matter?" — this one's for you. In this juicy episode, I spill the tea on all things branding, from logo panic to website shame to that "don't look at my Instagram" energy — and the real reasons we resist showing up. You'll hear: The messy (and totally relatable) truth behind Kirsty's own branding journey Why your message matters more than your visuals — and how to nail it first 3 free things you can do right now to make your brand more cohesive When it's actually time to invest in photos, logos, or websites What truly makes a brand trustworthy, bingeable, and buyable This episode is part pep talk, part practical strategy — and a must-listen if you're ready to get visible without wasting time (or thousands of pounds) on things that don't convert. Links & Mentions:

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Les Jeux Olympiques de la Jeunesse de Dakar 2026 sont entrés dans la dernière ligne droite de leur préparation. Une seule année nous sépare du début de la première compétition du CIO à être organisée en Afrique et destinée aux jeunes athlètes jusqu'à 17 ans inclus. Vendredi 31 octobre était le jour choisi par le Comité d'organisation pour révéler l'un des symboles des Jeux, sa mascotte baptisée Ayo, un lion qui porte un chapeau traditionnel sénégalais, le tengadé. Son dévoilement au Théâtre National de Dakar s'est fait en présence notamment de la présidente du CIO, la Zimbabwéenne Kirsty Coventry, qui a ensuite accordé un entretien à notre envoyé spécial Christophe Diremszian, sur l'importance de ces JOJ et ce qu'ils doivent laisser. À lire aussiJOJ de Dakar: «Ayo», la mascotte dévoilée, l'hymne à la joie à un an de l'événement

At age 22, Lynn Arches drowned and had a profound Near-Death Experience (NDE) that changed her life forever. During her drowning NDE, she left her body and entered a realm of peace, unconditional love, and total clarity. When she returned, her understanding of life, identity, and what happens after death was transformed. Lynn's NDE experience offers a moving glimpse into consciousness beyond the body, the possibility of life after death, and the enduring nature of soul-connection. In this episode, we explore: • The drowning NDE and Lynn's out-of-body journey • A powerful encounter in the Light • Meeting her biological father - someone she never knew on Earth • Emotional and spiritual confirmation beyond physical life • Insights into identity, belonging, soul-connection and afterlife • How the NDE changed her purpose and worldview • The long-term transformation that followed her return If you're curious about NDEs, afterlife experiences, spiritual awakening, and what happens when we die, this conversation will deeply move you. ___________________

Happy Halloween, Cine-biters! As mentioned on the previous release...we have a tradition 'round these here parts. On Halloween...we talk Hellraiser!Today marks the beginning of season 3, so naturally we're onto the third installment of this wild ride of a franchise! And this one brought along all manner of new hurdles to clear...Besides Pinhead, our entire crew of Cenobites is replaced with their understudies, plus a couple thrown in for good measure. Is that good news? Probably not, but it's what we're dealing with!We've got a final girl rivalry happening here, but let's be honest...neither of them hold a candle to Kirsty (who does make an appearance!).AND we get a bit of a payoff re: Elliot Spencer vs. Pinhead in a mirror match! FIGHT!Catch all the dirty details on all this and more inside! - (plus the standard Cinebytes goofin', of course). Great background noise while getting your costume on and/or commuting to/from your Halloween celebration destination!Send us a textSupport the showPodcast art by Jayson Cessna: https://jaysoncessna.crevado.comMusic by Dusty Lane, created in LMMS.Movie clips provided by https://movie-sounds.org/horror-movie-samples/Audio Engineer: Michael Jones: https://www.facebook.com/bikerackrecords

What does it take to build a data strategy that empowers people—rather than overwhelms them? Live from AU Nashville, BIM governance leader Kirsty Hogg unpacks how to build a useful data strategy (not a data swamp), keep feedback lightweight in ACC, and prepare your teams for AI, machine learning, and cloud-first workflows. We dig into lessons-learned capture, lakehouse fundamentals, picking low-friction tools (Ideate, File Sync), and why cultural safety (“it's OK to learn fast”) turns skeptics into champions. Plus: what seamless interoperability should look like—and how to inch toward it today. You'll learn: How to frame questions before filling your data lake Practical ways to capture “lessons learned” via ACC issues Change management that actually sticks (and who should be the messenger) Why fewer tools = faster wins—and where AI truly fits next A realistic path toward interoperability and Forma-era workflows MEET OUR GUEST Kirsty Hogg is a BIM Governance Lead based in London, overseeing software strategy, standards, and workflows for a global engineering consultancy. She focuses on practical data governance, cloud-first delivery, and scalable processes that make ACC, Ideate, and automation work for real project teams. Kirsty champions “data with intention,” helping organizations capture the right signals for analytics and AI—while building a culture where learning fast beats perfection. TODD TAKES Data With Intention, Not Accumulation Start with the questions, then collect the data. Keep data feedback capture lightweight (e.g., “lessons learned” via simple ACC issues), make it interoperable, and build your data lake to serve decisions—not to hoard. Machine learning comes after you've curated useful, consistent signals. Make It Safe to Learn Fast Change sticks when teams are allowed to “do it wrong” once to see why the better path matters. Spread champions beyond BIM—let others carry the message so the right people hear the “what's in it for me.” The right messenger accelerates adoption. Fewer Tools, Faster Wins Choose tools with a low learning curve and broad utility to cut cognitive load and speed uptake. Automations and smart syncs free people from busywork so they can focus on value. Keep strategy horizons short, stay cloud-first, and design for interoperability as Forma and AI evolve.   More Resources  Thanks for listening! Please be sure to leave a rating and/or review and follow up our social accounts. Bridging the Gap Website Bridging the Gap LinkedIn Bridging the Gap Instagram Bridging the Gap YouTube Todd's LinkedIn   Thank you to our sponsors! Graitec North America Graitec North America LinkedIn   Other Relevant Links: Kirsty's LinkedIn Cundall's Website

In this episode, Kirsty sits down with Regine Roy, founder of Queen Geniuses Inc., to discuss her inspiring journey from her childhood experiences in Brooklyn to her work empowering youth and families. Together, they explore themes of resilience, cultural identity, self-worth, and the power of creating emotionally safe spaces for healing and growth. Show Notes:  https://link.edgepilot.com/s/221ad008/qYDGMewt70KeAudxwNM3kw?u=http://www.regineroy.com/ @regenious @joinprojectgenius Get your tickets for the 2026 TIRF Conference here!   https://www.attachmenttheoryinaction.com/  https://www.tkcchaddock.org/events/atiawebinar/  https://shop.tkcchaddock.org/  https://www.facebook.com/share/g/19Xm5Nhk2K/  https://www.facebook.com/TKCChaddock https://www.linkedin.com/company/tkcchaddock/posts/?feedView=all https://www.instagram.com/tkcchaddock https://www.facebook.com/krugglesatchaddock https://www.linkedin.com/in/kirstynolan84/

Southland correspondent Kirsty Pickett joins Kathryn to talk about how the deep south fared in the recent bad spring weather.

The rock legend Bruce Springsteen was cast away by Kirsty Young back in 2016.Bruce has won 20 Grammys, two Golden Globes, an Academy Award, and his albums sell in their millions around the world. He grew up in New Jersey in a family that teetered on the brink of poverty. His first guitar was rented rather than bought, and he spent his apprentice years as a musician and singer with local bands before landing a record deal in 1972.He spoke to Kirsty about his love of dancing and his first live performances.You can find the full episode on BBC Sounds.

Remember when you found out you were gay (iconic of you btw) and you thought:"Oh this is fine – I'll just have a regular heterosexual wife, a couple of kids, and a very elaborate sex life on the side."Just me? OK, fine.But the question remains: why do little gay children like me grow up assuming a straight nuclear family is our only option?Has family always been one man, one woman, and a couple of snot-nosed heirs to the milkman?This week, we're talking to writer and educator Kirsty Loehr, author of A Short History of Queer Parenting, as we uncover:What family looked like before “heterosexuality”Matriarchal hunter-gatherers for whom all holes were goals, plus Amazons and Jesus' 2 dadsVictorian respectability politics vs. Oscar WildeDIY lesbian turkey-baster chicAnd why men are obsessed with spreading their seed.It's a fluid-filled romp through the history of chosen families, accidental babies, and deliberate love.JOIN THE CULT

In 2015, the American lawyer Bryan Stevenson was cast away by Kirsty Young.Bryan is the founder and executive director of the Equal Justice Initiative, a private, not-for-profit organisation in the US working on death penalty cases, prison and sentencing reform, and issues of race and poverty.He spoke to Kirsty about racism in the American criminal justice system.You can listen to the full episode on BBC Sounds.

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The broadcasting legend Sir David Attenborough was cast away by Kirsty Young in 2012 for the 70th anniversary of Desert Island Discs.Sir David told Kirsty about his passion for fossils, which began as a child and inspired his love of the natural world.You can listen to the full episode on BBC Sounds.

The actor Dustin Hoffman was cast away by Kirsty Young in 2012.He has been a leading man in Hollywood for over fifty years. His career includes movies such as The Graduate, All The President's Men, Kramer v Kramer, Tootsie and Rain Man.He spoke to Kirsty about his relationship with his father.You can listen to the full episode on BBC Sounds.

The writer Marian Keyes was cast away by Kirsty Young in 2017.It's thirty years since she published her first novel, Watermelon. Her books have sold in their millions, and many of her bestsellers have been adapted for the screen.She spoke to Kirsty about how she feels when she's finished writing a book.You can listen to the full episode on BBC Sounds.

The footballer David Beckham was cast away by Kirsty Young in 2017.Born and raised in East London, he spent hours as a child kicking a ball around at the local park with his father. At the age of seven, he played for his first team, Ridgeway Rovers, before coming to the attention of Manchester United.He spoke to Kirsty about how his love of football – and fashion – started at an early age.You can listen to the full episode on BBC Sounds.

The surgeon David Nott was cast away by Kirsty Young in 2016 shortly after returning from war-torn Syria.He spoke to Kirsty about his experiences of working in a warzone for the first time back in the early 90s.You can listen to the full episode on BBC Sounds.

In this episode, Kirsty sits down with licensed clinical social worker and therapist, Stephen Hanmer D'Elía, to discuss how connection, safety, and the nervous system shape attachment in all aspects of our lives, from the individual, to the dyad, to the community and even systems at large. Stephen's work extends beyond the therapy space – gain access to his powerful insights using the links below.   Show Notes:  https://link.edgepilot.com/s/9383cbeb/impik_NYeEqFYQunRPc9hg?u=https://hanmer.org/ https://link.edgepilot.com/s/fe30ed04/uaa0q0fmlkKoveJYxZlqag?u=https://yauguru.substack.com/ https://link.edgepilot.com/s/03b9094a/E19F_g0bvEifO8M0FQQjPg?u=https://www.linkedin.com/in/yauguru/ https://yauguru.substack.com/p/attachment-and-the-fragility-of-this?r=217mr3&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&triedRedirect=true https://www.attachmenttheoryinaction.com/  https://www.tkcchaddock.org/events/atiawebinar/  https://shop.tkcchaddock.org/  https://www.facebook.com/share/g/19Xm5Nhk2K/  https://www.facebook.com/TKCChaddock https://www.linkedin.com/company/tkcchaddock/posts/?feedView=all https://www.instagram.com/tkcchaddock https://www.facebook.com/krugglesatchaddock https://www.linkedin.com/in/kirstynolan84/

Amy Posner and Kirsty Fanton have been (highly successful) lone wolves in the online business world for years. So when they teamed up to launch a new group coaching programme, they were so excited to be working together they forgot to create a launch strategy.Without a plan, their launch totally flopped. They sold just 2 spots.On this episode of Mistakes That Made Me, Amy and Kirsty join me for a conversation about how us business owners sometimes preach one thing for our clients and but then don't do the same thing for ourselves. As Amy puts it, "It's difficult to do for yourself what you do naturally for your clients".Listen to this episode to understand how they bounced back from their launch failure.Find the transcript of this episode on my site, emancopyco.com/podcastLinks from this episode:Business Badassery podcastMore on Kirsty Fanton: https://kirstyfanton.comMore on Amy Posner: https://amyposner.comAmy Posner on YouTube: @amyposner7096On Instagram: @kirsty.fanton and @amyrposnerLink to Kirsty's Instagram announcementEman's Email RulesIf you loved this episode, take a screenshot, post it on Instagram and tell everyone you know that this is the podcast to listen to. Don't forget to tag me! @emancopycoAnd if you're interested in working with me, visit emancopyco.com/contactLoving the podcast?Support the show and leave a rating or review here: https://ratethispodcast.com/mistakesGet the BTS scoop on how this podcast is made in this bonus episode: https://emancopyco.com/btsWork with Eman Copy Co. to power up your email strategy, your launches, and your revenueFill in the enquiry form on this contact page: https://emancopyco.com/contact/Want to learn with me?Take Eman's “What's Your Perfect Newsletter Style?” quiz: https://www.emancopyco.com/quiz Check out my courses and masterclasses: https://emancopyco.com/learn-with-me/Say hi

In 2015, the forensic anthropologist, Professor Dame Sue Black, was cast away by Kirsty Young.Brought up on the west coast of Scotland and in Inverness, she fell in love with biology at secondary school and read Human Anatomy at the University of Aberdeen. After graduation, she worked at London's St Thomas' Hospital as an anatomist, and police began to call on her to help identify bones.She spoke to Kirsty about the mysteries of the human body.You can find the full episode on BBC Sounds.

The poet Lemm Sissay was cast away by Kirsty Young in 2015.As a poet, writer and playwright, much of his work tells the story of his search for his birth parents. Born to a young Ethiopian woman who wanted him temporarily looked after while she completed her studies, he was with a foster family until he was 12.Lemn told Kirsty how he felt after his foster family broke ties with him.You can listen to the full episode on BBC Sounds.

As a singer and songwriter, George sold more than 100 million records, won two Grammy awards and notched up countless number one hits.He told Kirsty about how an accident played a pivotal role in his love for music.You can listen to the full interview on BBC Sounds.

Davina is best known as the host of popular TV shows such as Big Brother, Long Lost Family and Streetmate.She spoke to Kirsty about how she struggled with drugs in her teenage years.You can find the full episode on BBC Sounds.

Before his career in broadcasting, Ade was an international wheelchair basketball player who won a gold medal at the 2005 Paralympic World Cup.He spoke to Kirsty about a fashion faux pas he made on his first day at school.You can listen to the full episode on BBC Sounds.

The Oscar-winning actor Tom Hanks was cast away by Kirsty Young in 2016.Tom's parents split up when he was five, and he went to live with his father. By the age of 10 he'd lived in 10 different houses in five different cities.Tom spoke to Kirsty about his complicated childhood, his parents' divorce and how he managed his overwhelming feelings of loneliness.You can listen to the full episode on BBC Sounds.

In 2013 the Scottish writer Val McDermid was cast away by Kirsty Young.Crime fiction is Val's chosen genre, and the millions of novels she sells examine and dissect the darkest recesses of human behaviour. Val spoke to Kirsty about her childhood love of libraries.You can listen to the full episode on BBC Sounds.

*** Content warnings: Sexual assault ***23-year-old Welsh backpacker Kirsty Jones had her whole life ahead of her when she set out for a two-year trip across Asia, Australia and South America. Tragically, that trip was cut short just two months in when Kirsty was found strangled to death in her room at The Aree Guesthouse in Chiang Mai, Thailand.Thai police anticipated a quick arrest, but what followed was a media circus and bungled investigation that left the Jones family and young travellers everywhere desperate for answers.---Narration – Anonymous HostResearch & writing – Elsha McGillCreative direction – Milly RasoProduction & music – Mike MigasAudio editing – Anthony TelferSign up for Casefile Premium:Apple PremiumSpotify PremiumPatreonFor all credits and sources, please visit https://casefilepodcast.com/case-328-kirsty-jones Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.