Podcast appearances and mentions of Laura Rogers

In this special episode of The Campaign Podcast, Charlotte Rawlings, deputy creativity and culture editor at Campaign, chats to four of the industry's top creatives about some recent ads. Rawlings is joined by Laura Rogers, executive creative director at AMV BBDO; Jonny Parker and Chris Birch, joint chief creative officers at VCCP; and Caitlin Ryan, creative partner at Dentsu Creative. The creatives discuss the longevity of brand mascots, their favourite type of crumpets and how the PG Tips Monkey has transformed into a loving husband.Listen to their opinions on British Gas, Warburtons, KFC and more. Further reading: PG Tips brings back Monkey in campaign featuring Emily AtackBritish Gas launches brand platform with cosy charactersOlivia Colman takes crumpet duty seriously in Warburtons campaignWarburtons radio ads feature Olivia Colman denying 'crumpet heist'KFC spot launches burger with cult-like dinner ceremonyConfused.com spot turns people into helium-filled inflatables Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The journey into and through The 'X' Zone is the topic of conversation this hour as Rob's wife joins him in studio to discuss The 'X' Zone and it's roots, stories of remotes, current 'X' Zone topics and much more.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-x-zone-radio-tv-show--1078348/support.

In this episode of Texas County Voice, Sherman County Combination Clerk Laura Rogers joins us to discuss the legislative election priorities of the County & District Clerks' Association of Texas. From countywide polling to continuing education for election officials, Rogers shares insights from the front lines of county government. We also highlight her recent testimony before the House Elections Committee — and don't miss the incredible story of how she saved a life at the Capitol!

Are you ready for deep thoughts on deep learning with Laura Rogers and Noorez Khamis? Laura is an MVP and founder of IW Mentor, who brings a wealth of knowledge in SharePoint and Microsoft 365. Rez is also an MVP and CTO at Creospark with an extensive background on the depths of SharePoint and Microsoft 365. Together, they bring us insights of in-person events, based on their own workshop experiences and the benefits they see, and receive, during hands-on learning and the importance of networking at conferences. It's a great conversation about tech, learning, and sharing what you learn.   Read this episode's corresponding blog post.   02:03 Interview with Laura Rogers and Noorez Khamis 38:17 Upcoming Events   Laura Rogers (IW Mentor) | LinkedIn | Twitter  Noorez Khamis (Creospark)| LinkedIn | Twitter  SharePoint | @SharePoint & @MSSharePoint.Bsky.social| SharePoint Community blog | Feedback  Mark Kashman |@mkashman [co-host]   Microsoft Learn - The home for Microsoft documentation for end users, developers, and IT professionals. Microsoft Tech Community Home Stay on top of Microsoft 365 changes   Upcoming events: Ability Summit | March 18, 2025 (Online)  MVP Summit 2025 | March 24-27.2025 (Redmond, WA & online)  Microsoft Fabric Community Conference | March 31 – April 2 (Las Vegas, NV)  Microsoft's 50th Anniversary | April 4, 2025 (Worldwide)  Comms vNext | April 15-16, 2025 (Denver, CO)  Microsoft 365 Community Conference | May 5-8, 2025 (Vegas) Microsoft Build | May 19-22, 2025 (Seattle, WA | Online) SharePoint Intranet Festival (SWOOP Analytics) | May 21, 2025 (Online) European Collaboration Summit | May 26-28, 2025 (Düsseldorf, Germany)  European Power Platform Conference | June 16-19 (Vienna, Austria)  TechCon 365 - Seattle | June 23 – 27, 2025 (Seattle, WA)  TechCon 365 - Atlanta | August 11-15, 2025 (Atlanta, GA)    + always review and share the CommunityDays.org website Discover and follow other Microsoft podcasts at aka.ms/microsoft/podcasts. Follow The Intrazone at aka.ms/TheIntrazone.

The journey into and through The 'X' Zone is the topic of conversation this hour as Rob's wife joins him in studio to discuss The 'X' Zone and it's roots, stories of remotes, current 'X' Zone topics and much more.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-x-zone-radio-tv-show--1078348/support.

Episode Notes I can't think of a better way to close out 2024 on "Blabbin' In the Bluegrass" than with this week's very special guest! She is Mrs. Laura Rogers, a long-time TV journalism fixture in Kentucky, who spent a number of years at Bowling Green's WBKO (Channel 13). She is now part of the KET team, where she regularly contributes to the network's nightly news show "Kentucky Edition". We'll learn more about the steps she took to get there, the broadcasters she idolized as a child, and the invaluable lessons she learned working alongside icons such as Bowling Green meteorologist Chris Allen. If you can't smile when listening to Laura Rogers, you probably aren't really listening! And to find out more about KET's "Kentucky Edition", simply click here to visit the web page: https://ket.org/program/kentucky-edition/. Find out more at https://blabbin-in-the-bluegrassblabbi.pinecast.co

Knowledge is power, and Power Platform knowledge is extra powerful. So how do share the knowledge of using Microsoft Power Platform? Training is the key, and we are lucky to have the legend, Laura Rogers join the podcast to discuss training strategies, how generative AI has changed training, and what is the best platform for delivering training content. Laura is such a wealth of information, and we highly recommend you check out the Information Worker Mentor content here: https://www.iwmentor.com/.

For this episode, I spoke with Laura Rogers (@WonderLaura), CEO at IW Mentor, on how how automation is transforming personal productivity and team collaboration using tools like the Microsoft Power Platform, and highlighting the cultural impacts and management strategies necessary for successful automation integration. You can find more information on my guest on my blog at https://buckleyplanet.com/2024/08/collabtalk-podcast-episode-136-with-laura-rogers/

Two-time Grammy nominated duo The Secret Sisters (Laura Rogers and Lydia Slagle) join us to chat about their development as songwriters and reaching new creative heights with their latest album. PART ONE:Scott and Paul chat about Scott's recent trip to see Norah Jones and Lake Street Dive perform at Red Rocks and discuss the ways concerts have changed in recent years. Plus, they take an opportunity to gripe about the changes coming to Southwest Airlines. What does that have to do with anything? Nothing, but I guess they're the ones with the microphones! PART TWO:Our in-depth conversation with Laura Rogers and Lydia Slagle of The Secret SistersABOUT THE SECRET SISTERS:Two-time Grammy nominees Laura Rogers and Lydia Rogers Slagle, known as The Secret Sisters, are Alabama-born siblings who released their self-titled debut album on Universal Republic Records in 2010. Produced by Dave Cobb, the album featured primarily traditional songs and country music covers alongside two originals. The follow-up, Put Your Needle Down, was produced by T-Bone Burnett and found the sisters contributing more original material, including collaborations with Brandi Carlile and Dan Wilson. Both albums reached the Top 10 on Billboard's folk chart. Their next two releases—You Don't Own Me Anymore and Saturn Return—were co-produced by Brandi Carlile, and each earned a Grammy nomination for Best Folk Album. Their fifth, and most recent, studio album is called Mind, Man, Medicine and finds the sisters co-producing for the first time, alongside Ben Tanner and John Paul White, who is best known as half of the duo The Civil Wars. The album was recorded in their hometown of Muscle Shoals, Alabama, primarily at the legendary FAME Studios. 

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The journey into and through The 'X' Zone is the topic of conversation this hour as Rob's wife joins him in studio to discuss The 'X' Zone and it's roots, stories of remotes, current 'X' Zone topics and much more.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-x-zone-radio-tv-show--1078348/support.

Send Kris and Rob a Text Message.April 24, 2004, Laurel, Maryland. In the suburbs of Laurel, Maryland, the night of April 24, 2004, held a darkness far more chilling than the streets would suggest. Walter Rogers lay sound asleep, blissfully unaware that his life was about to end. Meanwhile, his wife, Laura Rogers, paced the living room with a tumult of emotions roiling within her—shock, anger, and devastation. With a heart heavy with the weight of unspeakable betrayal, Laura grappled with a harrowing truth that had shattered her world: her husband, the man she once vowed to love and cherish, had been violating the innocence of her own daughter from a previous marriage, sexually abusing her. The revelation was a thunderclap in her mind, igniting a firestorm of conflicting impulses. As the night wore on, amidst the muffled sounds of her children sleeping, Laura's turmoil reached its breaking point. A deafening boom reverberated through the house, shattering the silence of the night. In the morning's light, Walter Rogers lay lifeless, a victim of the events that had unfolded in their home. The question echoed through law enforcement and beyond: did Walter deserve to die? Laura Rogers' story is one that blurs the lines between victimhood, vengeance, and vigilantism. A mother, driven to the brink of madness by the unspeakable crimes perpetrated against her own flesh and blood, found herself standing at the precipice of a moral abyss. In a moment of raw agony and righteous fury, she made a choice that would irrevocably alter the course of her life—and the lives of those around her. In the eyes of the law, Laura Rogers was a murderer—a perpetrator of the ultimate act of violence. But to many, she was a mother pushed beyond the limits of endurance, driven by a primal instinct to protect her child at any cost. Her actions, while undeniably extreme, resonate with those who take justice into their own hands when the system has failed. The case of Laura Rogers challenges us to confront uncomfortable truths about the nature of morality, the limits of forgiveness, and the inexorable pull of retribution. In the realm of true crime, Laura Rogers' story stands as a haunting testament to the thin line between right and wrong, justice and vengeance. It is a narrative that defies easy categorization, inviting us to wrestle with the profound moral quandaries that lie at its heart and the uncomfortable reality that the distinction between victim and perpetrator is not always as clear-cut as we would like to believe. In the end, Laura Rogers' legacy is one that will continue to haunt the annals of true crime—a stark reminder of the human capacity for both unspeakable cruelty and unyielding resilience. Her story beckons us to ponder the age-old question: in the face of unspeakable evil, what price is too high to pay for justice?Sources used for this podcastSupport the Show.JOIN THE HITCHED 2 HOMICIDE IN-LAWS AND OUTLAWSSTART KRIS CALVERT'S BOOKS TODAY FOR FREEH2H WEBSITEH2H on TWITTERH2H on INSTA

Canine Assisted Therapy's Courtney Trzcinski, Laura Rogers, and Gracie share what therapy animals do, and how they positively impact those with social and health challenges. Canine Assisted Therapy, Inc. is a pet therapy organization located in Broward County, Florida. Their mission is to improve the health and well-being of people in need through the healing power of the human-animal bond. From their website: “Utilizing our certified handlers and their therapy dogs, we are dedicated to providing pet therapy to children and adults who have developmental, emotional, or physical challenges, as well as those in need of comfort and companionship.” Courtney Trzcinski is the director of outreach and development at Canine Assisted Therapy. Laura Rogers is a volunteer dog handler there, where she shares her dog Gracie with the community. For more about Canine Assisted Therapy: https://catdogs.org/ Follow Different Brains on social media: https://twitter.com/diffbrains https://www.facebook.com/different.brains/ https://www.instagram.com/diffbrains/ Check out more episodes of Exploring Different Brains! http://differentbrains.org/category/edb/

In this week's Weekly Presentation Coaching episode we meet Lauara Rogers from South Carolina!

Over the last 2 decades, Laura Rogers has worked consistently as a hugely dynamic actress on both stage and screen. Her latest role sees her playing Clementine "Clemmie" Churchill in Jack Thorne's new play: When Winston Went to War with the Wireless at the Donmar Warehouse. In this interview, Laura talks about exploring the world of 1926 Britain and the foundations of the BBC. She talks about her personal admiration for Clemmie who was known as a rod of steel and the "backbone to Winston", and what it's been like working opposite Adrian Scarborough's Winston. This is the first time Laura has worked with Adrian and also the first time she has played the Donmar Warehouse which she describes as a very special institution. On this production, Laura is also reuniting with director Katy Rudd whom she worked with on the National Theatre's acclaimed production of The Ocean at the End of the Lane. Here, we're given a fascinating insight into the rehearsal process and she shares her excitement at bringing the piece to audiences when the show opens.In our very special interview, Laura Rogers also gives her take on politics today and how they perhaps differed to in 1926. In a time where various industries are striking and the BBC is again under much scrutiny, we hear Laura talk about the parallels between the events of 1926 and to that of 2023. We also hear Laura praise the work of Jack Thorne as she discusses how unique and epic his writing is and why this piece seems so well-suited to the Donmar Warehouse. After Arts Council England announced it would be withdrawing funding for Donmar Warehouse, there's been great concern about the future of the theatre industry, a concern which Laura shares. However, she also feels assured that the Donmar will continue to thrive as she shares her hopes for the future of the industry. She talks about the family-feel of working at the Donmar and also expresses her admiration for Michael Longhurst as he prepares to step down from his role as Artistic Director. It's a truly fascinating listen and we look forward to seeing her portrayal of Clemmie when the show opens.When Winston Went to War with the Wireless runs at the Donmar Warehouse from 2 June - 29 July with tickets available now.With thanks to Kate Morley PR.

This was a sad episode for our co-hosts Dr. Lance B. Price and Matt Wellington as well as our producer, Laura Rogers. In this episode we bade farewell to Matt who is leaving U.S. PIRG after 10 years to serve as the Associate Director for the Maine Public Health Association(his home state). In addition to saying goodbye, we reminisced about some of his favorite episodes including  “CDC on the Fungal Kingdom: Full of Friends and Enemies” and “Designing the Perfect Predator: Phage Therapy.” Fear not, Superbugs Unplugged will continue. We're taking a summer hiatus, but will have a fresh episode for you in September. We'll repost some of our most listened to episodes over the summer. We hope you will listen and encourage others to do the same!

FULL SHOW NOTES https://podcast.nz365guy.com/432 Laura Roger talks about her family and love of food and shares a fun story about her recent trip to Universal Studios for Halloween Horror Nights. Laura shares her journey into the tech industry and how she ended up as a SharePoint and Microsoft 365 expert. Laura discusses the ever-changing world of technology and the importance of staying current in the tech field. A conversation with Laura about the process of writing a SharePoint book, including research and planning, outlining, writing, and editing. Laura's valuable advice for those interested in writing their technical book. Laura's involvement in the community and how she became a SharePoint trainer and expert speaker. How Laura's company IW Mentor SharePoint training started Laura offers free training sessions on YouTube and constantly records new content for her training company. Laura's knowledge and expertise on the Power Platform and how it can be used to benefit businesses and organizations. How does Microsoft certification fit into what Laura is doing right now? Laura shares her own experience as an MVP, including the projects and initiatives she has worked on as an MVP.  OTHER RESOURCES: Microsoft MVP YouTube Series - How to Become a Microsoft MVP  90-Day Mentoring Challenge - https://ako.nz365guy.com/ AgileXRM AgileXRm - The integrated BPM for Microsoft Power PlatformSupport the showIf you want to get in touch with me, you can message me here on Linkedin.Thanks for listening

This episode of the Environmental Technical Assistance Program or ETAP Podcast interviews Laura Rogers, deputy director of The Ray, to examine the future of roadways in America.EPISODE NOTESFounded in 2014, The Ray is a Georgia-based corporate venture devoted to roadway technology testing and collaborates with a number of state departments of transportation across the country. For example, in 2019, it formed a public-private-philanthropic partnership with the Georgia Department of Transportation to create and install a digital testing environment focused on critical interstate use cases, such as crash and weather warnings, for stakeholder engagement and education.

In this month's episode, co-hosts Dr. Lance Price and Matthew Wellington interview award-winning chef, cookbook author, activist, and media personality Mary Sue Milliken. She's best known for her modern Mexican concept, Border Grill restaurants, trucks, and catering, which she runs with her business partner Susan Feniger. Mary Sue Milliken was one of the first chefs to join the Supermoms Against Superbugs movement, an advocacy program run by ARAC's deputy director, Laura Rogers, when she was at the Pew Charitable Trusts. In the episode, Mary Sue shares why she is passionate about antibiotic resistance and how after serving as a Supermom transformed her restaurants to ensure the meat she procures are from animals  raised with responsible antibiotic use. 

In this episode, we're joined by special guest Laura Rogers. Laura is the Deputy Director at The Ray, a non-profit charity on a mission to build net-zero highways. We discuss energy transitions that can be made in transportation infrastructure to achieve decarbonized highways, and the challenges that come with this vision. John Smolen, a Partner in our Baltimore office, hosts the conversation.

Tune into the latest episode of our podcast to hear ARAC's deputy director, Laura Rogers, discuss the Center's new paper in Science Magazine that calls into question the integrity of the 'Raised without Antibiotics' label claim.

April 12, 2022--A dramatic loss of kelp forest habitat along the Mendocino-Sonoma coast has received national attention. To find out what scientists are learning about this phenomenon, Tim and Bob talk with Dr. Laura Rogers-Bennett of the UC David Bodega Marine Laboratory. She leads a team that monitors marine environmental health using field investigations, laboratory work, and quantitative modeling, and has been monitoring nearshore marine conditions for 30 years. They ask her about the latest research and what is being discovered about the kelp, sea urchins, and sea stars, and what might be done to "help the kelp."

This is episode 223 recorded on April 6th, 2022 where John & Jason talk to Laura Rogers, Microsoft MVP and CEO of IWMentor.com, about the role of training in the information worker space, her approach to helping people learn Power Apps, and her weekly YouTube live show, Power Hour. For show notes please visit www.bifocal.show

Laura (Clark) Rogers, MBA, AIF is the Director of Financial Elements at OneDigital.

#AntiRacismInAction: Liverpool City Region with Steve Rotheram, Metro Mayor, Liverpool City Region, Elaine Bowker, Principal and Group CEO, the City of Liverpool College, and Lorna Rogers, Assistant Director, Mayoral Programmes, Liverpool City Region Combined AuthorityEpisode 7 of 9 BFELG Livestreams #AntiRacismInAction – Making the Most of an Ethnically Diverse Britain, aired today, November 15.Focusing on the Liverpool City Region, today's episode is the fourth within the Livestream series to explore place-based, system leadership of #AntiRacismInAction.The Liverpool City Region is a combined authority region of England, centred on Liverpool, incorporating the local authority district boroughs of Halton, Knowsley, Sefton, St Helens and Wirral, and located in the historic counties of Lancashire and Cheshire. The region's economic development is also supported by the Liverpool City Region Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP), a private sector-led board comprising political and business leaders from around the city region.The region is home to 1.6 million residents including the oldest African heritage community in the UK, the oldest Chinese community in all of Europe, large Indian, Latin American, Malaysian, African-Caribbean, Ghanaian, Somali and Yemeni populations each with at least several thousand people.In his welcome and introduction to the Episode, Steve Rotheram, Metro Mayor of Liverpool City Region Combined Authority said that the region had been known for centuries for its welcoming nature which had created a diverse and celebrated community. He spoke candidly about the rightness of the city's apology for its history in the slave trade and also spoke optimistically about the future: what is needed now, is to build a fairer, more socially just society for all.Today's Episode, brought together as our Guests, two inspirational women, Lorna Rogers and Elaine Bowker, to share their insights into the practicalities, challenges and opportunities of system and place-based leadership of Anti-racism. Of particular interest is their collaborative work.Born and raised in Liverpool, Lorna Rogers is currently Assistant Director of Mayoral Programmes at Liverpool City Region Combined Authority. She has over 20 years public sector programme and project management experience of working locally and nationally. She returned to the region to work for the Combined Authority (CA) as she wanted to make a contribution and difference in her home region.In the aftermath of George Floyd's murder in the US, Lorna asked to take a lead role in her organisation to take action on Race Equality and is working collaboratively with other institutions to make a change. The CA has developed and published a Race Equality Programme with a vision that will ‘tackle systemic injustice and inequality and drive forward positive change for our Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic employees and residents – influencing the partners we work with to do the same.' The Programme has three areas of work: CA as Employer, CA as Commissioner and CA as Facilitator.Discussing the Race Equality Programme, Lorna gave examples of the 2025 achievement targets set out in the Declaration of Intent, the support received for the Programme and the hoped for achievements through the race equality hub.Elaine Bowker is Principal and Group Chief Executive of the City of Liverpool College which as an anchor institution within the city, has a key role in supporting the City Region to ‘build back better'. The College is in the top 10 per cent of colleges in the UK. It is a leader in providing high quality skills and education, delivering opportunities for growth to people and businesses in the Liverpool City Region and beyond. The College has a student population of more than 10,000, with more than a third of 16-18-year olds in the city studying with the College. The College has affiliated with the BFELG. Affiliation provides access to a framework of support and services for deep cultural change – #AntiRacismInAction, using the BFELG 10 Point Plan Diagnostic Toolkit as a departure point.Elaine is also a member of the Liverpool City Region Local Enterprise Council (LEP) and is its EDI Champion. She is an early signatory to the BFELG Open letter as well as an ally. During the livestream episode, Elaine spoke about the learning and challenges of the College's journey so far in becoming an anti-racist organisation, and the power of doing so as part of a place-based leadership network of committed and local leaders including Lorna Rogers.Elaine also her role discussed her role as EDI Champion for the LEP, setting up the Race Equality Business Support Group (a sub-group of the LEP) with support from Lorna, and the aim of diversification of Boards across the Region.Guests talked about the unique opportunities and challenges faced by the City Region in respect of ethnic diversity, and the success factors in seeking to address these; their respective organisational responses to ethnic diversity, and the steps being taken to move forward on this agenda. They also touched on their roles as ‘custodians' of the future legacy for their communities.Watch the Livestream to hear Laura Rogers and Elaine Bowker talk about their respective drivers for #AntiRacismInAction, their tips for other leaders and key players to accelerate progress towards reflecting their communities and their individual dream scenarios for Anti-racism.The Episode was co-produced by BFELG and FE News, co-anchored by Gavin O'Meara (CEO and Head of Digital, FE News), and Amarjit Basi, BFELG Director.Tune in on Monday 22 November at 9.30am for another place-based Episode – #AntiRacismInAction: Scotland.* 'Black' is used as an inclusive definition to refer to people from ethnically diverse backgrounds who share a lived experience of the effects of racism.

In this special episode of the podcast, we celebrate the return of Shakespeare's Globe Theatre after 14 months of lockdown and cancelled performances. What's it like to act on that famous stage, and what have actors learned after nearly 25 years of innovative theatrical experimentation? With Mark Rylance, Paul Chahidi, Naomi Frederick, Laura Rogers, Dominic Rowan, Emma Pallant, Michael Benz, Jonathan Broadbent and Philip Bird. For more information on the podcast and how you can help theatres and actors during the COVID crisis: http://www.fleetingyearfilms.com/podcast.html# or email Andrew@fleetingyearfilms.com

Second time guest Laura sits down to give us an update on how her training has evolved over the past year as well as the continuing story of her own recovery from a pretty serious waterskiing accident. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ATP-Podcast/support

On today's episode, we talk with Laura Rogers from World Class Schools. Laura shares about the unprecedented student scholarship program, the Best and Brightest, which benefits high school seniors in Leon County. We will chat about the history of the program, as well as Envision' s involvement in supporting the program since it's inception 16 years ago! Please be sure to leave us a 5 star review on apple podcast or Google podcast and click the subscribe button so you'll be notified of each new episode that pops up. To find out more about our community involvement or to explore more money topics, visit us at EnvisionCU.com/community. You can also find us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and You Tube by searching for Envision Credit Union. Learn more about World Class Schools and the Best & Brightest Program here Explore It's A Money Thing to get the young people in your life in the road to financial literacy here Learn more about Envision Credit Union here. Music credit. The Vendetta by Stefan Kartenberg (2018) used under creative commons (ccmixter.org/files/JeffSpeed68/58628). This podcast is hosted by ZenCast.fm

Guests: Kimberly Schneiderman, Practice Development Manager Randstad RiseSmart and Laura Rogers, Career Coach Randstad RiseSmart

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by Kim Ruehl (@kimruehl), Folk AlleyThe Secret Sisters have been through a lot in the last few years, from losing major label support to welcoming new babies into their families, along with other personal and professional landmarks. It’s par for the course around one’s Saturn Return—an occurrence during the end of your 20s, when the trajectory of Saturn returns to the same position it was in when you were born. According to astrology, this is a period of great change in one’s personal life and the duo—Laura Rogers and Lydia Slagle—felt this was an appropriate phenomenon after which to name their new, emotionally stirring, Brandi Carlile-produced album. During the 2020 30A Songwriters Festival, we chatted with the sisters about all of this and more, as they performed some of the album’s finest songs at the Folk Alley beach house.

by Kim Ruehl (@kimruehl), Folk AlleyThe Secret Sisters have been through a lot in the last few years, from losing major label support to welcoming new babies into their families, along with other personal and professional landmarks. It’s par for the course around one’s Saturn Return—an occurrence during the end of your 20s, when the trajectory of Saturn returns to the same position it was in when you were born. According to astrology, this is a period of great change in one’s personal life and the duo—Laura Rogers and Lydia Slagle—felt this was an appropriate phenomenon after which to name their new, emotionally stirring, Brandi Carlile-produced album. During the 2020 30A Songwriters Festival, we chatted with the sisters about all of this and more, as they performed some of the album’s finest songs at the Folk Alley beach house.

by Kim Ruehl (@kimruehl), Folk AlleyThe Secret Sisters have been through a lot in the last few years, from losing major label support to welcoming new babies into their families, along with other personal and professional landmarks. It’s par for the course around one’s Saturn Return—an occurrence during the end of your 20s, when the trajectory of Saturn returns to the same position it was in when you were born. According to astrology, this is a period of great change in one’s personal life and the duo—Laura Rogers and Lydia Slagle—felt this was an appropriate phenomenon after which to name their new, emotionally stirring, Brandi Carlile-produced album. During the 2020 30A Songwriters Festival, we chatted with the sisters about all of this and more, as they performed some of the album’s finest songs at the Folk Alley beach house.

by Kim Ruehl (@kimruehl), Folk AlleyThe Secret Sisters have been through a lot in the last few years, from losing major label support to welcoming new babies into their families, along with other personal and professional landmarks. It’s par for the course around one’s Saturn Return—an occurrence during the end of your 20s, when the trajectory of Saturn returns to the same position it was in when you were born. According to astrology, this is a period of great change in one’s personal life and the duo—Laura Rogers and Lydia Slagle—felt this was an appropriate phenomenon after which to name their new, emotionally stirring, Brandi Carlile-produced album. During the 2020 30A Songwriters Festival, we chatted with the sisters about all of this and more, as they performed some of the album’s finest songs at the Folk Alley beach house.

by Kim Ruehl (@kimruehl), Folk AlleyThe Secret Sisters have been through a lot in the last few years, from losing major label support to welcoming new babies into their families, along with other personal and professional landmarks. It’s par for the course around one’s Saturn Return—an occurrence during the end of your 20s, when the trajectory of Saturn returns to the same position it was in when you were born. According to astrology, this is a period of great change in one’s personal life and the duo—Laura Rogers and Lydia Slagle—felt this was an appropriate phenomenon after which to name their new, emotionally stirring, Brandi Carlile-produced album. During the 2020 30A Songwriters Festival, we chatted with the sisters about all of this and more, as they performed some of the album’s finest songs at the Folk Alley beach house.

by Kim Ruehl (@kimruehl), Folk AlleyThe Secret Sisters have been through a lot in the last few years, from losing major label support to welcoming new babies into their families, along with other personal and professional landmarks. It's par for the course around one's Saturn Return—an occurrence during the end of your 20s, when the trajectory of Saturn returns to the same position it was in when you were born. According to astrology, this is a period of great change in one's personal life and the duo—Laura Rogers and Lydia Slagle—felt this was an appropriate phenomenon after which to name their new, emotionally stirring, Brandi Carlile-produced album. During the 2020 30A Songwriters Festival, we chatted with the sisters about all of this and more, as they performed some of the album's finest songs at the Folk Alley beach house.

by Kim Ruehl (@kimruehl), Folk AlleyThe Secret Sisters have been through a lot in the last few years, from losing major label support to welcoming new babies into their families, along with other personal and professional landmarks. It's par for the course around one's Saturn Return—an occurrence during the end of your 20s, when the trajectory of Saturn returns to the same position it was in when you were born. According to astrology, this is a period of great change in one's personal life and the duo—Laura Rogers and Lydia Slagle—felt this was an appropriate phenomenon after which to name their new, emotionally stirring, Brandi Carlile-produced album. During the 2020 30A Songwriters Festival, we chatted with the sisters about all of this and more, as they performed some of the album's finest songs at the Folk Alley beach house.

As part of our special, Learn @ Home series, UEN Homeroom connects with Dr. Laura Rogers, Assistant Profession in the College of Education at the University of Utah.  During our distance conversation we talk about how she is managing her classes as they transition from in-person to online, the importance of compassion in dealing with this stressful situation and why you need to be prepared with Girl Scout Cookies.

From the time she was a little girl, Laura visited coffee farms around the world with her parents. The SF Bay Way is to search out the world's finest coffee farmers, roast the richest, most flavorful coffees while making the world a better place. When you taste a cup of coffee from this Lincoln based company, know that you are literally changing lives.  Laura explains how.          

SF Bay coffee company’s Laura Rogers spoke to Sustainable: The Podcast about her family company’s commitment to supporting the coffee farmers who supply the firm, including the 63 schools, housing complexes and multiple dental and health centres they have so far built for coffee farmers in Central and South America and Rwanda. Not only this but SF Bay has worked to create 100% fully compostable coffee pods for coffee machines. Sustainable: The Podcast learned from Laura what drives the company to become the biggest family-run business in the world.

Laura is a trainer out of St. Pete, Florida who gives us insight on what it is like to own a private training facility along with the experience of an incredible injury comeback. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ATP-Podcast/support

Part 2 of The Secret Sisters at public radio program Live From The Divide in beautiful Bozeman, MT. The Secret Sisters are an Americana singing and songwriting duo consisting of vocalists Laura Rogers and Lydia Slagle. The duo's music has been compared to artists like The Everly Brothers. The elements that made listeners fall in love with the band’s 2010 self-titled debut album—sweet, strong voices, carefully crafted musical arrangements, and soul-baring songwriting—are still present, but there’s also newfound confidence and individuality.

Part 1 of The Secret Sisters at public radio program Live From The Divide in beautiful Bozeman, MT. The Secret Sisters are an Americana singing and songwriting duo consisting of vocalists Laura Rogers and Lydia Slagle. The duo's music has been compared to artists like The Everly Brothers. The elements that made listeners fall in love with the band’s 2010 self-titled debut album—sweet, strong voices, carefully crafted musical arrangements, and soul-baring songwriting—are still present, but there’s also newfound confidence and individuality.

Dadgum and Reekus take a stab at the 2nd musical of their review careers because the "fans" demanded it!!! The Greatest Showman takes the spotlight as our 3rd throwback viewing and our 1st ever LIVE event - complete with 2 guests that decided to stick around after our evening showing (thanks Matt and Laura)!!! Get your pipes ready to sing the cheers of a story about the birth of the circus - it's musical mania time at Review a Movie! Show Credits: Music by Beat Lab 7 Artwork by Ally Torelli Show Cast: Luke "Dadgum" Pettrey Gordon "Reekus" Strickler Tatum Pettrey Maria Strickler A special thank you to Ally Torelli, Daniel Lavender, Bonnie Easton, Brian Burdorf, Kennedy Lavender, Laura Rogers, and Matt Rogers for attending our little get together!

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Episode 35 of the #MVPbuzzChat series. Conversation between Microsoft Regional Director and MVP Christian Buckley (@buckleyplanet), Founder & CEO of CollabTalk LLC, and Laura Rogers (@wonderlaura), a dual MVP in Business Applications and Office Apps & Services, and founder of IWMentor (www.IWMentor.com), a SharePoint and PowerApps training company in Birmingham, Alabama. Recorded in September 2018. In this interview, Laura and I discuss the rapid rise of PowerApps as *the* InfoPath replacement, the rapid rate of change within the Office 365 ecosystem, and how that has increased the need for organizations to become really good at change management. You can watch the entire interview on the CollabTalk YouTube page athttps://youtu.be/I6kkLLdpgnQ

Show Notes:Music by Beat Lab 70:00 - Episode Intro0:30 - Show Cast & Intro1:20 - Men in Black International & Cast Breakdown4:20 - Spoiler Warning4:35 - Rotten Tomatoes Argument5:44 - Overall Movie Plot6:30 - Dadgum vs Reekus, Fun is Fun19:15 - In-Depth Review & Reactions39:10 - Favorite & Least Favorite Parts42:20 - Would You Watch it Again?43:25 - Does it Deserve a Sequel?47:04 - Jack Black47:45 - Tatum & Maria's Thoughts50:40 - Ratings53:13 - Closing Thoughts & Apologies53:45 - Shout Outs55:20 - OutroShow Cast:Luke "Dadgum" PettreyGordon "Reekus" StricklerTatum PettreyMaria StricklerSpecial thanks to Bonnie Easton, Matt Rogers, and Laura Rogers for joining us in the viewing of this movie - another special thanks to Ryan Alfred for writing into the show with suggestions for the script

Ozark Highlands Radio is a weekly radio program that features live music and interviews recorded at Ozark Folk Center State Park’s beautiful 1,000-seat auditorium in Mountain View, Arkansas. In addition to the music, our “Feature Host” segments take listeners through the Ozark hills with historians, authors, and personalities who explore the people, stories, and history of the Ozark region. This week, Grammy nominated Muscle Shoals Americana & contemporary bluegrass singer-songwriter mega-duo The Secret Sisters, recorded live at the Ozark Folk Center State Park. Also, interviews with these superlative siblings. The Secret Sisters are an Americana singing and songwriting duo consisting of vocalists Laura Rogers and Lydia Slagle. The sisters’ music has been compared to artists like The Everly Brothers. Laura and Lydia are from Muscle Shoals, Alabama. With a love for music coming from both sides of their family (their grandfather and his brothers forged a group called The Happy Valley Boys,) they grew up with a zeal for country music and sang songs with their family by country music artists such as Don Williams. The girls first learned to harmonize through singing a cappella at their hometown church. The sisters have produced three albums. Their third album, “You Don’t Own Me Anymore” produced by Brandi Carlile, received the duo’s first Grammy nomination. Aside from touring the world with their unique brand of Southern story telling and impeccable harmonies, the Secret Sisters have appeared on The Late Show with David Letterman, The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, and have a song featured on the movie soundtrack for “The Hunger Games.” In this week’s “From the Vault” segment, musician, educator, and country music legacy Mark Jones offers a 1983 archival recording of autoharp master Ron Wall performing the traditional tune “Home Sweet Home,” from the Ozark Folk Center State Park archives. Writer, musician, and traditional dancer Aubrey Atwater presents “Devil Songs.” Aubrey will guide us through the dark angel’s appearance in generations of traditional folk songs with musical examples and her own cultivated insight.

In Episode 69, Ben sits down with Laura Rogers from IW Mentor at SharePoint Conference 2018. Laura shares her experience with SharePoint Swoop and provides insights on the PowerApps landscape. Sponsors Office365AdminPortal.com – Providing admins the knowledge and tools to run Office 365 successfully Intelligink – We focus on the Microsoft Cloud so you can […] The post Episode 69 – PowerApps with Laura Rogers appeared first on Microsoft Cloud IT Pro Podcast.

Laura Rogers speaking to us about what Paul teaches about making life about Jesus and not us.

Two years ago, Lydia and Laura Rogers, the Alabama siblings who harmonize together so enchantingly as The Secret Sisters, looked like they had it all figured out. They'd built a sterling reputation with critics and a strong fan base. T-Bone Burnett was their record producer and they were in demand. But behind the scenes, the artists were suffering, at times despondent and afraid all they'd built and all they wanted to do was being torn away from them. They'd been cast adrift by their label. Faced with insurmountable legal bills, they took the extreme step of declaring personal bankruptcy. But they kept that a secret, if you will, from their fans.  But it got better. They leaned on family, faith and an ace in the hole, the friendship and mentorship of folk star Brandi Carlile. They called on their fans for what would be a make-or-break crowd-funding campaign. And they came out with a triumph, an album far more mature, revelatory and contemporary than anything they'd made before. It was the Grammy nominated You Don't Own Me Anymore. Lydia and Laura spoke with The String before a show at the City Winery in Nashville.

This show takes you into the building blocks of your Microsoft SharePoint intranet. It's about how SharePoint fits into your everyday work life – with the goal being to share and manage content, knowledge, and applications to empower teamwork throughout your organization. Hosts Mark Kashman and Chris McNulty talk about current news in SharePoint, common FAQs from users and partners, and highlighted apps and best practices. Special guests this week include SharePoint experts Laura Rogers of IW Mentor and Matt Wade of icansharepoint both giving insight to what SharePoint means to people and how to increase use and adoption across several intranet situations.   Social Links Matt Wade – http://icansharepoint.com/, https://twitter.com/thatmattwade, https://www.facebook.com/icansharepoint Laura Rogers – https://twitter.com/iwmentor, https://twitter.com/WonderLaura, http://www.iwmentor.com; http://sharepoint.microsoft.com/  SharePoint – http://office.com/sharepoint/community; https://www.facebook.com/MSSharePoint/; https://twitter.com/mkashman; https://twitter.com/cmcnulty2000    Links to articles and app mentioned in the show:  ClearBox report, "SharePoint intranets in-a-box report 2018": https://www.clearbox.co.uk/portfolio-item/sharepoint-intranets-in-a-box-report-2018  Matt Wade's “Periodic Table of Office 365” infographic: http://periodictableofoffice365.azureedge.net/#/office365/en 

Despite dubbing themselves a "baby band" when comparing their short history in the music business to those that have championed their work, Muscle Shoals, Alabama siblings Lydia and Laura Rogers have a strong connection to the history and romanticism of vinyl records. From putting on mini-concerts for each other on their parents' waterbed -- in sync with Highway 101 and Linda Ronstadt albums -- to Jack White recording and putting the duo to vinyl for the first time, the Secret Sisters' love for the medium matches their undeniable devotion to the art of songwriting. Since that first Third Man seven-inch, they've continued to work with producers who eye authenticity as an integral part of their aesthetic: the legendary T. Bone Burnett, current Nashville staple Dave Cobb and most recently Brandi Carlile, who helmed the Sisters' emotional new album You Don't Own Me Anymore, a title that speaks volumes to the trials and tribulations of heartache, bankruptcy and professional distress that nearly killed the Sisters' career since their last record. Today, Lydia and Laura sit down to discuss touring United Record Pressing and watching their first vinyl release being pressed, why vinyl continues to be the measurement by which the Sisters gauge how well their own albums sound, how You Don't Own Me Anymore's exemplary cover art is a familial response to their recent struggles, and some stellar stories involving Levon Helm, Fiona Apple, Elton John and human-sized catfish. Visit SecretSistersBand.com for tour dates, social media and more.  

Kate Fahy (Lorraine) & Laura Rogers (Sally) of Sam Shepard's A Lie of the Mind Kate and Laura play mother and daughter in this gritty and darkly humorous play of love and violence in the American West. This is the second time they have been cast as mother and daughter (in Winter Solstice). A Defibrillator production in association with Eilene Davidson @defibtheatre Southwark Theatre May 4-27 southwarkplayhouse.co.uk @swkplay #theatre #womenintheatre #entertainment

Laura Rogers dropps in tonight to give Shane some much needed credibility. She talks about what she's up to these days. Thanks to Laura for stopping by. Check out her new adventures at https://www.iwmentor.com/

The Force is with the final episode of PICK A FLICK! for 2015, which sees Tony Black joined in her second appearance by Laura Rogers and in his debut appearance, film journalist Sean Wilson on loan from the Cultural Mirrors podcast, and they're off to a galaxy far, far away to examine STAR WARS... They pick through all seven of the movies in George Lucas' epic space opera franchise, from misguided prequel THE PHANTOM MENACE all the way to the brand new THE FORCE AWAKENS - what will they uncover on their journey? Finally, Tony pits them head to head with QUESTION TIME - which one will do the Kessel Run the fastest? Happy New Year and May the Force Be With You... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Twisting and turning your way, this week's podcast sees host Tony Black joined by friend Laura Rogers, comic book fan and roller derby extraordinaire, to tackle two nominated films and stake her claim on the quiz leaderboard. Firstly, nominated by Elizabeth Marshall, they look at M. Night Shyamalan's UNBREAKABLE, his second picture. Tony reckons it's his best, but does Laura agree? This leads them to a broad discussion on MOVIES WITH TWISTS, which likely will see Tony receive a fair few pieces of hate mail - here be spoilers! Beyond that, nominated by both Rich Walker & In Session Film, the pair look at UNDER THE SKIN, Jonathan Glazer's defiantly undefinable sci-fi drama - and this time both Tony and Laura agree on whether they like it or not... Lastly, when quizzed about a very sporty film of her choice, Laura attempts to unseat the 007 team from the top leaderboard spot - will she succeed? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

El Nino is a weather event that happens every 5 years. It leaves Europe largely unscathed but causes havoc around the southern hemisphere. El Nino causes droughts, floods and has even been linked to an increased incidence of war. And yet it is surprisingly hard to predict. Adam speaks to Professor Adam Scaife, from the Met Office, about unpicking the science from weather chaos. Echolocation is the ability to sense objects using reflected sound. A handful of animal species do this - most bats, some whales and even a few humans. Some blind people use echolocation to navigate the world they can't see. Some make a clicking sound as they walk. Others use the sound of their footfall. In fact, all humans, sighted and unsighted, do it. Adam meets BBC's Damon Rose, who is blind, and they compare skills. Marnie Chesterton travels to Southampton University's Institute of Sound and Vibration Research to meet Daniel Rowan. His team have recently isolated some of the factors necessary to echolocate. The work involved an anechoic chamber - the quietest place on earth and the sound equivalent of nothing. Last week Adam gave the incorrect reason for why we have seasons. Dr Laura Rogers, a physics teacher, puts him right. Dr Rhys Jones, star of BBC TV's Wildlife Patrol talks to Adam about the origin of snakes. A recent paper from a team in Yale hypothesises a common ancestor with tiny hind legs and nocturnal habits. Adam questions why 3400 species of snake have evolved to not have legs, when millions of other animals find them so useful.

On this special episode of The Comics Alternative, Derek is on location at Collected Comics in Plano, TX, talking with customers, cosplayers, and critical readers during Free Comic Book Day 2014. Joining him via the wonders of Skype (and despite some sound issues) is Andy Wolverton, who, unfortunately, was unable to take part in FCBD at his own local shop, Third Eye Comics, in Annapolis, MD. Instead, he joins in the FCBD activities from a distance, enjoying the fun virtually. He and Derek discuss the activity surrounding them at Collected Comics, talk with customers to find out what FCBD titles they're getting, get the lowdown on local cons from gorgeous cosplayers, and plunge into recent comics news with friends of the show. The Two Guys had a lot of fun on Saturday, and some of their guests included a great guy named Rocky and his family, and also: uperfan and Friend of the Show, Laura Rogers; Dallas Fan Girl, Laura Gasera; and Krystle “Selina Kyle” Starr. Having been some days in preparation, a splendid time is guaranteed for all. So be sure to listen to this year's coverage of Free Comic Book Day!

Derek is back at his local shop, Collected Comics in Plano, to discuss comics with the folks who frequent their aisles. Joining him this month are the assistant store manager, Freddy Ruiz, and loyal Collected customer and good friend of the shop, Laura Rogers. Together they cover a variety of topics and titles — from Garth Ennis's violence to Brian K. Vaughn's imagination, from individual buying habits to customer trends, from Star Wars to Big Trouble in Little China — and have a fun time doing so. They're even joined by store employee Sabrina Smith, who is usually gun-shy when it comes to a podcasting microphone. She shares her experience with various disturbing comics, including the upcoming Itty Bitty Bunnies In Rainbow Pixie Candy Land. So sit back, get out your comic-book wish list, and join everyone at Collected in their audio romp through current comics-dom.