Podcasts about kirsty mac

Before we offer the fight predictions sought by Absolute Boxing and Kirsty Mac, we provide a brief update from USA Boxing regarding their upcoming inaugural Women's Championships, set for July 22-29 to take place at Glass City Center in Toledo, Ohio, and then conclude with two signing announcements. #BoxingNews #TalkinFight #Championships #BoxingPredictions #WomensBoxing Watch live on www.TalkinFight.com and more episodes on YouTube.com/c/TalkinFight @DAZNBoxing @FOXSports @ESPN @TheWorldofBoxing! @YourBoxingGuide @MatchroomBoxing @TopRankBoxing @PremierBoxingChampions @MayweatherPromotions @BTSport @BTSportBoxing @SkySportsBoxing @BOXXER @DraftKings @Probellum @FrankWarrensQueensberryPromotions @SalitaPromotions @RINGIQBOXINGTALK @RingSide @GoldenBoyBoxing #wba #wbc #ibf #wbo #ibo #ubo

You take a risk, and your expectations of the outcome are far from reality. How do you handle this common occurrence in business, relationships, or life? In this episode of Hey Awesome Girl with Tvi Jones, Business Consultant Kirsty Mac discusses finding the opportunity in a "lovely unraveling," heartbreak, and how ease is present in business and life's lessons. Kirsty Mac is an international Business "Sorter Outerer," speaker, and leader. Kirsty is committed to creating impactful leadership experiences human to human or via an internet connection. Learn more and work with Kirsty: kirstymac.co.uk Kirsty on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/kirstymacs Kirsty on Instagram: instagram.com/kirstmacs Kirsty on Twitter: twitter.com/kirstymacs *Hey Awesome Girl Homework* Put your angel wings on! Exude that confidence for yourself. Share in the comments or on social media @heyawesomegirls what you're learning about yourself in the process. ________ Every week we interview amazing bosses from every walk of life to discover how we as a community can increase our confidence, close racial and gender wealth gaps, and provide a means of true freedom for all girls around the world. If you're looking for a show that challenges you to ask, 'what if?' this is the one for you. Visit heyawesomegirl.com/show to subscribe to Hey Awesome Girl with Tivi Jones on all platforms to never miss an episode!

In conversation with leadership and development expert Kirsty Mac.

Jim McNeish and Kirsty Mac reflect on Episode 1a where their friends talked about the issues of COVID and what makes it difficult to talk about.  Jim and Kirsty explore listening and their own difficulties hearing people in a debate. Government authority, balancing medical and natural solutions, impact on mental health and the systemic damage of over-polarisation are all explored.     A new way of Podcasting Reflecting on a group conversation and observing how we genuinely talk to one another and the issues it causes, when the conversation is tense, is a new approach for Kirsty and Jim.  It is pretty experimental and they would love to hear what you think would make the podcasts even more useful.     Jim and Kirsty are leadership consultants running their own consultancies and partnering in the podcast and other ventures.   Www.neish.co Www.kirstymac.co.uk   Connect through their websites or Linked in or Twitter – always up for a blether.      

Jim McNeish and Kirsty Mac return with a new series of Podcasts: How do we talk about...?  The world seems to be polarising more than ever: left and right, men and women, nationalism and federalism, science and religion.  Increasingly people are assessing one another's position before entering into conversation.  How do we get back to listening to one another? In the first episode we have invited 6 friends to look at the issues dividing us over Covid.  From people who have lost family, who have front line NHS partners, and who nearly died from the disease, we hear the varied views on vaccination, the economy, government and mental health.   Jim and Kirsty are leadership consultants running their own consultancies and partnering in the podcast and other ventures.   Www.neish.co Www.kirstymac.co.uk Connect through their websites or Linked in or Twitter.  We are always up for a conversation.

Season 4, Episode 3: Fragmentation Jim and Kirsty explore another key theme, established during their time-travelling expedition to the future: fragmentation.  Loooking “back” over 2021 they noticed a high level of nationalism, individualism and separatism that seemed to be affecting most countries around the world and the tone of social media.    There is obvious worry about the world breaking apart, especially when it is a global effort that is needed to tackle climate change, wealth disparity and social issues (inclusion, prejudice and disease.)  But in true Kirsty and Jim style, the duo turn the arguments on their heads and ask where fragmentation might be a useful first step in leading to cohesion and greater collectivism.    In a parallel exploration, they address fragmentation in IT, Psychology and medicine.  These insights add to an overall story about why humans feel the need to break things down and what good might come out of it.   Poems and reflections shared in this podcast are that of (the iconic) Emily Dickinson and the (provocative) Doug Barr.   Jim and Kirsty are leadership consultants running their own consultancies and partnering in the podcast and other ventures.   Jim McNeish and Kirsty Mac continue with season 4 of their podcast Leaders, What Now? Started during the pandemic of 2020 the conversations have been about what is required of leaders and all humans as we navigate through the  complexities of working from home (if this privilege exists to you),  leading teams remotely, dealing with emotion and the conversations we need to have now, and in the future.  Jim and Kirsty, both hailing from Scotland have a relaxed style and a Scottish humour and  share their views, thoughts and feelings through their chats by the virtual fire with their mugs of tea and coffee.       Www.neish.co Www.kirstymac.co.uk     Connect through their websites or Linked in or Twitter – always up for a blether.   Poetry from:   https://thelastwhy.ca/poems https://poets.org

On this episode I'm joined by Kirsty Mac & Jim McNeish - Co-hosts of the podcast: Leaders, what now? Series 5 is a short collection of interviews recorded during lockdown. There's an emphasis on; - attention - intention - distraction As well as a fascinating challenge at the end of each interview for my guests! Enjoy --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/perfectimbalance4/message

Episode 2Jim and Kirsty have returned from their time travelling experience (check out episode 1 of season 4 for an explanation of that!) and discussing some of the themes that stood out for them in the navigation of 2021.Feminine Leadership is our theme for this podcast.With the whole pandemic shining a light we are seeing emergent themes on both positive and negative sides – multiple instances of female leaders shining in their handling of Covid and we see the diversity gap widening (if we take a gender based lens) where there are clear statistics demonstrating more females are leaving their jobs due to family strains on childcare. We see opportunity tinged with a decline.The discussion is reflective and provocative and discusses the fact that it is ok to ask questions. Poems and reflections shared in this podcast are that of (the wonderful) Amanda Gorman and (soulful) Nic Askew . Jim and Kirsty are leadership consultants running their own consultancies and partnering in the podcast and other ventures. Jim McNeish and Kirsty Mac return for season 4 of their podcast Leaders, what now? Started during the pandemic of 2020 the conversations have been about what is required of leaders and all humans as we navigate through the  complexities of working from home (if this privilege exists to you),  leading teams remotely, dealing with emotion and the conversations we need to have now, and in the future.  Jim and Kirsty, both hailing from Scotland have a relaxed style and a Scottish humour and  share their views, thoughts and feelings through their chats by the virtual fire with their mugs of tea and coffee.   Www.neish.coWww.kirstymac.co.uk  Connect through their websites or Linked in or Twitter – always up for a blether. Poetry from: www.theamandagorman.comwww.soulbiographies.com  

Kirsty Mac renowned 'business sorter outerer and all round good deed doer' talks about finding your own formula on this episode. Sought after speaker and podcaster, she's also the owner of her own stationery business called Copper Scribbles and upside-down yogi! On this episode Kirsty also shares insight into how she has discovered what she loves, in part by doing what she doesn't love. She then goes on to talk about her own experiences of leadership, the excitement around AI and the importance of a perfect imbalance in her life. Listen out for; a life lesson, a quote from Brene Brown and the first time that any guest has mentioned wedgie and onomatopoeia in the same interview! Start a conversation with Kirsty by checking out her website You can also interact with Kirsty by following her on; Twitter Instagram   --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/perfectimbalance4/message

I'm joined by Emma Weigh (my wife) as we review and share some of our highlights from Series 1. This is the first time that we've been in front of the microphone together since co-hosting a radio show back in 2010/11! We dive straight into firstly talking about how the podcast came about with Emma asking me some questions for a change. Secondly we both discuss and share our highlights / best bits from Series 1. We finish off by providing a flavour of what to expect in Series 2 and sharing some of the other projects that I'm currently working on. A huge thank you to Emma for agreeing to be part of the review for series 1. It's been a pleasure and a real privilege to have interviewed such fantastic people during Series 1 and I'm already looking forward to Series 2 and what that has to bring. A big thank you to all of my guests; Mike Pegg, Kim Ingleby, Chris Barez-Brown, Juliet McGratton, Phil White, Damian Hughes, Amy Kilpin, Alex Staniforth, Kirsty Mac, Bri Seeley, Lindsay Woodford and Kriss Akabusi. Now: If you have enjoyed the show then please do subscribe to the Perfect Imbalance Podcast through whatever platform you choose to listen to. Share it with a friend (or colleague) and if you leave the show a rating and a comment it will help the podcast to reach more people and allow others to consider alternatives to striving for a work-life balance. Thank you so much for listening to Series 1; Until then, remember this: "when you have a balance enjoy it; when you've got an imbalance embrace it…for in those moments you are striving towards achieving your next success, increasing your happiness or looking for greater fulfilment" --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/perfectimbalance4/message

Geelong Cats Captain Melissa Hickey on their Round 5 win; Casey Simmons talks to St Kilda's fresh midfielder Hannah Priest and Emily Fox tackles experienced Carlton defender Nicola Stevens post-match; In a special celebration of the Women's Cricket in the record breaking t20 World Cup Finale of Australia vs India, Kirby Fenwick heads to MCG on International Women's Day for ‘Voices From The Stand'. With presenter Kate O'Halloran and co-host Kirsty Mac.

I'm joined by Emma Weigh (my wife) as we review and share some of our highlights from Series 1. This is the first time that we've been in front of the microphone together since co-hosting  a radio show back in 2010/11! We dive straight into firstly talking about how the podcast came about with Emma asking me some questions for a change. Secondly we both discuss and share our highlights / best bits from Series 1. We finish off by providing a flavour of what to expect in Series 2 and sharing some of the other projects that I'm currently working on. A huge thank you to Emma for agreeing to be part of the review for series 1. Her support has been invaluable, especially during those times when I’ve come back from interviewing a guest and said; how about we have a go at this! You can find out more about Emma and what she’s doing by following her on Twitter or LinkedIn. It’s been a pleasure and a real privilege to have interviewed such fantastic people during Series 1 and I’m already looking forward to Series 2 and what that has to bring. A big thank you to all of my guests; Mike Pegg, Kim Ingleby, Chris Barez-Brown, Juliet McGratton, Phil White, Damian Hughes, Amy Kilpin, Alex Staniforth, Kirsty Mac, Bri Seeley, Lindsay Woodford and Kriss Akabusi. I’ll be taking a short break before coming back in September with Series 2; where I’ll be sharing some more guest interviews and insights for people to live a happier more successful life and one with greater fulfilment. Until then, keep an eye out for … some short bite sized videos on YouTube showcasing some of the key take-aways from series 1 and look out for some sneaky previews for Series 2. Now: If you have enjoyed the show then please do subscribe to the Perfect Imbalance Podcast through itunes, or the ignite performance website Share it with a friend (or colleague) and if you leave the show a rating and a comment it will help the podcast to reach more people and allow others to consider alternatives to striving for a work-life balance. Thank you so much for listening to Series 1; Until then, remember this: when you have a balance enjoy it; when you’ve got an imbalance embrace it… for in those moments you are striving towards achieving your next success, increasing your happiness or looking for greater fulfilment Find out more about the Perfect Imbalance 1 day workshop and online programmes here

Kirsty Mac renowned 'business sorter outerer and all round good deed doer' talks about finding your own formula on this episode. Head of experience for Raise the Bar, she's also the owner of her own stationery business called Copper Scribbles and upside-down yogi! On this episode Kirsty also shares insight into how she has discovered what she loves, in part by doing what she doesn't love. She then goes on to talk about her own experiences of leadership, the excitement around AI and the importance of a perfect imbalance in her life. Listen out for; a life lesson, a quote from Brene Brown and the first time that any guest has mentioned wedgie and onomatopoeia in the same interview! Start a conversation with Kirsty by checking out her website and also by checking out what's happening at Raise the Bar. You can also interact with Kirsty by following her on; Twitter Instagram Check out Kirsty's podcast suggestions: Lewis Howes - Chen Lizra interview Fearne Cotton - Happy Place Oprah - Supersoul Sunday Plus some reading suggestions: A tribe called bliss by Lori Harder  Wes Moore   

7.00 am- Intro and Acknowledgement of the traditional owners of the land7.03 am – News – Marriage equality results; Vic Trades Hall supporting this campaign especially with the support of the new leadership at the ACTU; Tony Abbot taking credibility for the same sex survey; racism drawn in opportunistically into this discussion;7.15am – Interview with Dick Nichols re Catalonia – declaring Independence7.45 am – More news – Attacks on workers by Tony Abbott again; Senator Andrew Bartlett – speech at the trila against the pine Gap pilgrims for playing musical instruments;8.00 am – Activists Calendar8.10 am Interview with Kirsty Mac – Sexism in Comedy8.25 – outro and end of program

Dana Alexander is in Melbourne, Australia with Kirsty Mac and Frank Hampster. Wesmoke and discuss immigration, race, drugs and more

It’s comedy festival time and we have a very special guest! Kirsty Mac is in town for a few days with her show Douche Bomb and we were lucky enough to chat with her about feminism, comedy and the importance of having something to say! We recorded this outdoors so our apologies as it was a little windy and there is some background noise. Like Kirsty on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/MICF.kirstymac?fref=ts and https://www.facebook.com/lovethefword?fref=ts Follow Kirsty on Twitter https://twitter.com/MacKirstys Like our Facebook page Women In Comedy The Podcast https://www.facebook.com/womenincomedythepodcast Like Women In Comedy The Podcast on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/womenincomedythepodcast Follow us on Twitter https://twitter.com/wicpodcastoz Like Jasmine and Thao on Facebook www.facebook.com/JasmineLangdon38/ and https://www.facebook.com/pages/Thao-Thanh-Cao/1507264242875083?fref=ts Twitter @JasLangdon38 and @Thao_Thanh_Cao Find us on Itunes, subscribe and give us a review! https://itunes.apple.com/au/podcast/women-in-comedy-the-podcast/id992781966

This weeks Film Feuds - Most Badass Female Starring Kirsty Mac - with her pick "The Terminator" ' www.twitter.com/MacKirstys Lucie Bee - with her pick "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo" www.twitter.com/LucieBeeXXX Simon Bosco - with his pick "The Long Kiss Goodnight" www.twitter.com/SimonBosco1 Do you love film? Do you like heated arguments? Do you like to laugh? Then welcome to FILM FEUDS ! A new film show, where people fight for their favourite chose films! Hosted by the slightly psychotic SEIZURE KAISER, 3 guests (mostly comedians) fight for their pick of movies! www.twitter.com/iAmSeizure www.twitter.com/FilmFeudPodcast www.facebook.com/iAmSeizure www.facebook.com/FilmFeuds www.iAmSeiure.com Theme song "The Golden Age of Video" by Ricardo Autobahn www.twitter.com/ricardoautobahn www.facebook.com/ricardoautobahn This show is inspired by Red Letter Media's Best of the Worst AND Screen Junkies' Movie Fights . All Rights Reserved iAmSeizure.com