Podcast appearances and mentions of lauren edwards

It's feared an unfinished housing estate in Dover could become a ghost town after the developers behind it went bust.29 properties were being built in Maxton, which is just to the west of the town, by Enzo's Homes. Hear from reporter Louis Walker who has been following the story.A Kent MP says a new Netflix drama should be used to educate young people.Adolescence is about a 13-year-old boy who's arrested on suspicion of murdering a girl at his school. Chatham and Aylesford's Tris Osborne was a teacher before being elected last summer and has been speaking to the podcast.Meantime, the MP for Rochester and Strood has spoken in the commons about continued support for further education.Lauren Edwards says the Labour government's commitment to technical qualifications is encouraging, but need and demand is outstripping current available funding.A Kent mum who runs baby sign language classes says it could help tackle issues with speech and language development after the pandemic.Amy Wilkins had her daughter during lockdown and joined Tiny Talk sessions before going on to run them herself. She's been chatting to the podcast during sign language week.A Kent gritter named by a listener to our sister radio station kmfm has been officially unveiled.Katie Charlier from Dover came up with Grittersaurus Rex that won the online vote.

This week Sammy is joined by the return of the great Georgia Love and Lauren Edwards. Sammy's linktree: here Follow Georgia: here Follow Lauren: here Follow Confessions: here Follow Sammy on instagram & threads: here Patreon: hereSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week Sammy is joined by the great Nick White and Lauren Edwards Goodnight Australia: here Follow Nick: here Follow Lauren: here Follow Confessions: here Follow Sammy on instagram & threads: here Patreon: hereSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week Sammy is joined by the great Lauren Edwards and Meg Jager for some truly effed (sorry for swearing) online confessions. Cheerful Earful Podcast Festival: tickets Follow Lauren: here Follow Meg: here Follow Confessions: here Follow Sammy on instagram & threads: here patreon.com/confessionsthepodcastSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Election 24 Season Finale with Lauren Edwards It's all over, but how did all our guests do? You're about to find out with the Political Party Results Service. We couldn't end the series without catching up with one of our guests, so let's grab a pint of CAMRA approved real ale and a big back of pork scratchings and sit down with Lauren Edwards, who sensationally won Rochester and Strood for Labour. SEE Matt at the Edinburgh Festival in August: Matt Forde The End of an Era Tour Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Election 24, Episode 28We're trying to collect them all! The political Pokémon challenge continues with four more candidates: Oliver Ryan, Labour, Burnley @OliverRyanUKhttps://www.oliverryan.org.uk/ Sharmen Rahman, Green, Leicester South @sharmen_rhttps://leicester.greenparty.org.uk/ Lauren Edwards, Labour, Rochester and Strood @LaurenREdwardshttps://laurenedwards.uk/ Charlie Davis, Conservative, Eltham and Chislehurst @CharlieJSDavishttps://www.greenwichconservatives.com/people/charlie-davisJust 535 to go...If you are a candidate or know one who'd like to come on the show, email politicalpartypodcast@gmail.comSEE Matt at the Edinburgh Festival in August: Matt Forde The End of an Era Tour Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Join us this week down on Rochester Esplanade at the Suffrage Sensory Garden. Created in honour of local Suffragist leader Vera Conway Gordon, it celebrates her campaign to get women the vote over 100 years ago. Natalie Poulton, the driving force behind the garden, is passionate about Vera's life and her legacy in Medway.But women still face challenges in politics today. We also speak to the two leading female candidates for Rochester and Strood in the upcoming General Election: Kelly Tolhurst former MP (Conservative) and her Labour opponent Lauren Edwards. It's refreshing to hear Lauren and Kelly join together as women in politics, rather than slugging it out over immigration, inflation or the NHS.Visit the Suffrage Sensory Garden on Rochester Esplanade, or join their Facebook page www.facebook.com/SuffrageSensoryGardenWith thanks to the City of Rochester Society for supporting this podcast. Find out more about their work at city-of-rochester.org.ukFollow the We Did It Medway Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61558961044581We Did it Medway is presented by Rob Flood and Philip Dodd. It is produced and edited by Suze Cooper for Big Tent Media, with assistance from Emily Crosby Media.The We Did It Medway music is written and performed by Chris Weller (Staggered Ray), Rob Shepherd (Singing Loins) and Vicky Price (Ashen Keys) with lyrics by Philip Dodd. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This Week on Designing Success: A Chat with Lauren EdwardsGuest Insight: Lauren Edwards, founder of Triple R Creative, joins the podcast.Meet Lauren here https://www.instagram.com/triple_r_creativeWork with her https://www.triplercreative.com.au/Event Preview: Discussing the upcoming Melbourne industry event featuring content creation, professional development, and a marketing seminar.For full event details ; https://view.flodesk.com/emails/66225c17279775f10ab15149To secure your place ; https://buy.stripe.com/eVag2y8Vk7T7cmYfZhExclusive Offer: Full day event priced at $934 incl. GST, over 50% sold with limited spots.Networking & Learning: An intimate group setting ensures deep dives into business strategies with roaming mentorship and a bespoke 1.5hr marketing workshop Special Opportunities: The event promises significant networking, supplier insights, and a chance to refine personal branding with professional B-roll capture.Tune in to discover the potential of enhancing your professional image and grabbing the last chance to boost your tax-year expenses!Thanks for listening to this episode of "Designing Success: From Study to Studio"! Connect with me on social media for more business tips, and a real look behind the scenes of my own practicing design business. Grab more insights and updates: Follow me on Instagram: https://instagram.com/oleander_and_finchLike Oleander & Finch on Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/oleanderandfinch For more FREE resources, templates, guides and information, visit the Designer Resource Hub on my website ; https://oleanderandfinch.com/ Ready to take your interior design business to the next level? Check out my online course, "The Framework," designed to provide you with everything they don't teach you in design school and to give you high touch mentorship essential to having a successful new business in the industry. Check it out now and start designing YOUR own success (waitlist now open) https://oleanderandfinch.com/first-year-framework/ Remember to subscribe to the podcast and leave a review. Your feedback helps me continue providing valuable content to aspiring interior designers. Stay tuned for more episodes filled with actionable insights and inspiring conversations. Thank you for yo...

UK Politician Lauren Edwards and Gina English, Marketing Specialist for Social Enterprise Kent, share their business stories in this episode.In the show, we hear about managing multiple projects as part of your social media marketing, transitioning from financial wizz to the world of politics, dealing with negative comments and the challenges of switching from service review to delivery.Co-host Michele Yianni-Attard joins host Sian Murphy, and you can see more about the show on the website. https://thewomeninbusinessradioshow.com/Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-women-in-business-radio-show--1228431/support.

Stay ahead with the Women In Business Radio Show's monthly 'Trends' feature. Every month, we bring you the latest global happenings and their potential implications for your business.Join us as the international speaker and author Zoe Cairns shares up-to-the-minute updates on social media trends, new opportunities, and platform changes in her regular segment.This month, she brings us exciting news about a new LinkedIn feature!From marketing to finance and the world's emotional pulse, we equip you with straightforward strategies to leverage global energies and propel your business growth.Host Sian Murphy is joined by co-host Michelle Yianni-Attard, politician Lauren Edwards, and Gina English, marketing specialist for Social Enterprises. They also contribute their thoughts on what to expect as we progress through February 2024. Tune in to stay informed, inspired, and ready to capitalise on emerging trends.Visit our website at https://thewomeninbusinessradioshow.com/Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-women-in-business-radio-show--1228431/support.

UK Politician Lauren Edwards and Gina English, Marketing Specialist for Social Enterprise Kent, share their business stories in this episode.In the show, we hear about managing multiple projects as part of your social media marketing, transitioning from financial wizz to the world of politics, dealing with negative comments and the challenges of switching from service review to delivery.Co-host Michele Yianni-Attard joins host Sian Murphy, and you can see more about the show on the website. https://thewomeninbusinessradioshow.com/Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-women-in-business-radio-show--1228431/support.

Stay ahead with the Women In Business Radio Show's monthly 'Trends' feature. Every month, we bring you the latest global happenings and their potential implications for your business.Join us as the international speaker and author Zoe Cairns shares up-to-the-minute updates on social media trends, new opportunities, and platform changes in her regular segment.This month, she brings us exciting news about a new LinkedIn feature!From marketing to finance and the world's emotional pulse, we equip you with straightforward strategies to leverage global energies and propel your business growth.Host Sian Murphy is joined by co-host Michelle Yianni-Attard, politician Lauren Edwards, and Gina English, marketing specialist for Social Enterprises. They also contribute their thoughts on what to expect as we progress through February 2024. Tune in to stay informed, inspired, and ready to capitalise on emerging trends.Visit our website at https://thewomeninbusinessradioshow.com/Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-women-in-business-radio-show--1228431/support.

PJ talks to Lauren Edwards who got so ill from diet pills it motivates her to help others avoid them and recover Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

TRANSCRIPT HERE  Join us for the last episode of the year with the vivacious comedian and musical theatre actor Lauren Edwards. Lauren and Steph bond over their shared experience with adolescent idiopathic scoliosis and being backbrace girls in highschool. We go through the limited selection of scoliosis-based media until we get to the beloved comedy film Romy and Michele's Highschool Reunion (1997). Find out what makes the film so iconic and whether its brief but infamous depiction of scoliosis was helpful or harmful! Also if anyone needs to make a call, I've got a phone.  CONTENT DISCUSSED: Deenie by Judie Blume (1973), Looking for Mr Goodbar (1977), The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1996), The House Bunny (2008), Kiss Me (2014). CONTENT WARNING: some discussion of ableism and bullying, discussion of Looking for Mr Goodbar which is full of sexual assault, homophobia and sex shaming, sorry! FOLLOW LAUREN ON ALL THE THINGS: Follow Lauren on Instagram @livelaughlauren__  On TikTok: @livelaughlauren__  And on Twitter @laurenvedwards FOLLOW US: Follow Psychocinematic on Instagram,  Twitter and Tiktok! or join our Facebook Group! Email us at psychocinematicpodcast@gmail.com. Join our PATREON to support us and get cute benefits and bonus content! And check out our WEBSITE!  ALL PATREON FEES will be matched and sent to AUSRELIEF for their humanitarian relief in Gaza, until the end of the year. Sign up NOW or Donate Directly at our fundraiser link.   REFERENCES:  Curvy Girls Scoliosis Scoliosis Australia Setting Scoliosis Straight Cobb angle | Radiology Reference Article | Radiopaedia.org The Blonde Leading the Blonde: An Oral History of ‘Romy and Michele's High School Reunion' | Vogue Caught Through the Looking Glass: Sarah Polley on Grief, Girlhood, and Scoliosis ‹ Literary Hub Looking for Mr. Goodbar (film) - Wikipedia Deenie - Wikipedia https://www.gawker.com/culture/the-nerdy-curve NOTE: This podcast is not designed to be therapeutic, prescriptive or constitute a formal diagnosis for any listener, nor the characters discussed. The host is not representative of all psychologists and opinions stated are her own personal opinion, based on her own learnings and training (and minimal lived experience). Host and co-hosts do not have the final say and can only comment based on their own perspectives, so please let us know if you dispute any of these opinions – we are keen for feedback!

Lauren Edwards is the CEO or Reine Digital and Consulting. She created and runs a company - mostly comprised of women - who do digital, social and content creation for drivers and athletes. Lauren tells us how driver Jimmie Johnson helped encourage her to take the leap to start her own company, how she has grown her business and she shares the behind-the-scenes stories of a few popular social posts that you have probably clicked on and liked. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Lauren Edwards of Reine Digital and Consulting joins Davey Segal this week (5:30) to discuss her unique role in the racing industry behind the scenes and how she's built a company that's vital to many drivers and brands on a daily basis. Edwards recalls the origin of Reine Digital, stemming from a call from a gondola in Colorado from Jimmie Johnson, and why pushing her outside her comfort zone was a blessing in disguise. Edwards explains how she built her company from the ground up, why she never aspired to be a business owner or work in NASCAR, how she initially got involved in the industry with Hall of Fame Racing, the Sprint program and eventually developing a social presence for Jimmie Johnson at the early onset of social media. Plus, Edwards shares which social campaign she's most proud of, what the future of Reine may look like (inside and outside of motorsports), the importance of empowering women in a male dominated industry and more. Davey also discusses Kyle Larson's Las Vegas win, Ryan Blaney's rescinded disqualification, the 4EVER 400 at Homestead-Miami Speedway and more. Plus, Papa Segal pays homage to Speedy Thompson.

This week Benjamin interviews River House Global's Lauren Edwards. We get to listen as they process some of the mysteries of encountering the God of the universe.

We sat down with Lauren Edwards, Head of Marketing at NES Fircroft, and no stranger to balancing a demanding job with day-to-day life. In this podcast, Lauren shares her experience with work-life balance, offers tips for how to set boundaries in the workplace and how you can approach your managers to help improve your working life.

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Despite the 0-0 score line plenty covered this week on Salopcast as we are joined by Lauren Edwards again to look back at 2 points that got away. We talk Mad Stewards, defensive excellence, raging Artell, non subs, non fouls on the keeper, depressing Crewe and look ahead to a couple more winnable games. 14 days of the window yet.... how long until you panic ;)

Join us for this special episode of RN Huddle where we talk about an upcoming conference put on by the Olson Center for Women's Health with our help! We are always so excited to help host this program that's available for both nurses and every day women in our community! Our co-host Renee Paulin is joined by conference opening speaker Lauren Edwards, MD, a psychiatrist with Nebraska Med. She gives our listeners an exclusive sneak peek at what her and her colleague Emaan Lehardy, PhD, a psychologist with Nebraska Med, will be discussing as they open the conference with “Making Peace with Your Enemies: Understanding Your Anxiety to Conquer your Fears!”. Check out the show notes to find how to register!

We are switching it up a little bit this week and are joined by Chinese adoptees, Lauren Edwards (@helloitslaur) and Anna Ostrow (@annaaostrow)!Both Lauren and Anna are beginning their journeys when it comes to finding community and determining how they want to navigate their adoptee identities.Listen to find out some of the push-pull factors around each of them delving into theirr adopteee identities and what identity means to them.

S3 Ep13 Thespis Interviews Lauren Edwards, Director of Marketing at The Peace Center Bruce and Melanie talk with Lauren Edwards, Director of Marketing at The Peace Center, and find out what it takes to market the arts. Oh, and they get the scoop on what's coming up at the Peace Center in Greenville, SC! Peace Center Website: https://www.peacecenter.org

Today Mila Tequila and I will be recapping The Girls Next Door episode "House Bunnies" for your listening pleasure, plus we get into a little chit-chat about Lindsay Lohan and Paris Hilton. Special shout out to Lauren Edwards for sending me the recording of the DVD commentary that's featured in the ep.Please rate, review, and subscribe, and follow us on Instagram @lesdeuxyourememberthis Get bonus content on Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Happy International Women's Day! This week we are joined by Nicole Williams and Lauren Edwards who are both brilliant black women and members a non-profit called 500 Women Scientists which strives to make "science open, inclusive and accessible by fighting racism, patriarchy and oppressive societal norms". https://500womenscientists.org/ For podcast information and sources visit: https://www.decolonizingscience.org To support Decolonizing Science: Venmo: @decolonizingscience CashApp: $decolonizingscience

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In this podcast, I sit down with Owner of Pet Valu and Founder of Charlotte's Freedom Farm, Lauren Edwards. Edwards is active in her pursuit to save and rescue as many animals as possible. Through her dedication, she has found unlimited support from the universe.

00:00 Show Open / U.S. Senator Sherrod Brown (D-Ohio), discusses the election. 09:20 Lauren Edwards, Chair of the Festival For Good, getting underway this week in Central Ohio. 23:00 Seema Verma, Administrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, discusses open enrollment for Medicare, which is currently underway. 30:00 Shawn Kaeser, a middle school teacher in Dublin, who, with his students, succeeded in making the bullfrog the State Frog of Ohio, and a license plate featuring it is coming soon 44:45 Duane Casares, CEO of Directions for Youth & Families, discusses the stress of being a counselor/therapist.

Lauren spoke to Jen about how alcohol and drugs took such a hold of her that she feels lucky to be alive now.

CV Formatting is often overlooked but it’s a key part of ensuring your CV makes it through the recruitment process and is noticed by the hiring manager or recruiter. This is especially important as more and more companies make use of applicant tracking systems (ATS). An ATS is a software application that allows companies to handle their recruitment electronically. The ATS can store, filter and shortlist candidate data based on given criteria such as skills, experience or education. In many cases, once you apply for a role your CV goes straight into an ATS and might not even be seen by a person! Although the actual number of companies who use this software to handle their hiring needs isn’t known, it’s estimated that almost 60% of all companies and a nearly 100% of the Fortune 500 companies make use of an Applicant Tracking System. This means that if you’re actively applying for roles, it’s very likely your CV has been through one or multiple applicant tracking systems. So how can you ensure your CV stands out? In this episode of NES Chat, Kevin McGrath from our IT team debunks some applicant tracking system myths and our very own Lauren Edwards, whose background is graphic design, explains how you can use formatting to convey creativity whilst still ensuring your data stands out in an ATS. We also provide you with some quick tips to ensure your CV looks the best it can be and remains professional. We talked about: • How have resumes changed over the years? • Where is the line between a creative CV and professionalism? • How much personality should a candidate show in their CV? • How do applicant tracking systems work and how does this impact creativity? • What common misconceptions do candidates often have about applicant tracking systems? • How can candidates include creativity in their CV but also ensure their data is correctly pulled through by the ATS? • And more They also shared personal experiences and practical tips for success. Listen to this episode of NES Chat now! If you enjoyed this, listen and subscribe to NES Chat on SoundCloud or find us on iTunes! Want more candidate advice? Read our tips for starting a new job and managing your resignation www.nesgt.com/candidates/career-advice

Under the judgement of Anna Piper Scott, team captains, Alice Tovey and Patrick Collins duke it out in the ultimate battle of relationship supremacy with their teammates for this week, Andrew McClelland and Lauren Edwards.Want your own relationship advice/question/deep secret to be used in the show? Head to the form below, we'd love to hear from you!SEND US YOUR STORIESWant to contact the show? Hit us up!dumphimshow@gmail.com0:00 We Begin3:46 First is the Worst - Drunk Statements13:11 Who's Cancelled? - Burgers20:31 Who's Cancelled? - Haunted Real Estate28:04 Catfishing - Sex-Self-Shout-Out35:39 Catfishing - Boxing Day Break-up43:10 Scores & PlugsFOLLOW US@DumpHimShowAnna Piper Scott - @AnnaPiperScottAlice Tovey - @AlTovePatrick Collins - @LocalComedianPatrickCollinsAndrew McClelland - @djandrewmcclellandLauren Edwards - @somanylaurensSEE OUR SHOWS!Dump Him! The Game Show, Live!thebutterflyclub.com/show/dump-him-the-game-showAnna Piper Scott: Queer & Present Dangerhttps://thebutterflyclub.com/show/anna-piper-scott-queer-present-danger-2020Alice Tovey: Doggohttps://thebutterflyclub.com/show/alice-tovey-doggoPatrick Collins: Mime Sheriffhttps://thebutterflyclub.com/show/patrick-collins-mime-sheriff

Principal and Owner at Next Step Business Consulting, Executive Director at SEA Change Lauren Edwards shares real, actionable ways we can leverage business and social enterprise for the common good.

Supermarket herbs are grown in 100% peat, a finite resource. So, during her PhD at Royal Holloway, Lauren Edwards worked to find sustainable alternatives to peat for growing plants. We talk about the secret underground web that allows plants to communicate, think up some anti-peat activism and hear how some of Lauren's study plants mysteriously disappeared during fieldwork. --- Follow us on Twitter: @PlanetPhD

Lauren Edwards is a track and field athlete as well as one of our physiotherapist here at the clinic, today we dive deep into finding out more about her and her background in Physio, training and more.

SEA Change—The Social Enterprise Accelerator—is an organization that supports social entrepreneurs by helping them develop a sustainable business model, access funding and solidify their meaningful impact. In this episode, we talk with Lauren Edwards, the Columbus director of SEA Change and owner and principal of Next Step Business Consulting. What does Lauren do? With Next Step Business Consulting, Lauren helps organizations develop their next step, thus the name, for their social enterprise. This includes program development, streamlining processes and logistics, recognizing areas that may have duplicative efforts and so on. Essentially, she helps with anything where an enterprise can save time, money or both. What’s Lauren’s personal goal in this? Put simply, alleviating poverty. “It’s not just happenstance that [poverty] happened. We as a society made decisions that put people in places where they could not build generational wealth and they could not achieve growth in their careers,” Lauren states. “It’s something that’s so unfortunate and that needs to be undone and there are tools out there.” Supporting social enterprises is one tool in the toolbox for our society to use to help alleviate poverty. Poverty is something that is so ingrained in our society, that it affects a multitude of areas. This is the reason why Lauren does what she does because she can work with all different types of social enterprises and all of them play some sort of role in alleviating poverty. “Last time I checked, [Columbus] is the second most income-segregated community in the country,” she says. “There are some awesome charts put together by the Pew Research Center that show what the government sets as the poverty level and they show what one working parent would have to make or how many hours they’d have to work in order to make that. It’s unreasonable, and it has been for 80 years.” What can young social entrepreneurs do to get going, specifically in Columbus? Once you have an issue you’re passionate about, find other people who are working to solve that same issue. Whether you form a partnership or simply gain valuable insight, that’s a great first step. “You may think of someone as a competitor, but you should at least approach them about a partnership,” Lauren explains. “Ultimately, you’re in this social service sector because you want to help people.” The SEA Change Pitch Day, which showcases local social enterprises that went through the SEA Change programming, is a great place to find inspiration - and possibly an organization with whom you can share your expertise: Every entrepreneur needs help; that’s just part of the business. If you have a passion, find a way to get involved and use your talents. How did Lauren get involved in social entrepreneurship? While working with a Columbus nonprofit called Local Matters, Lauren helped educate individuals about healthful food choices on a budget. They’d have hands-on cooking and gardening classes that taught a range of people from children all the way up to senior citizens. More and more people kept asking her if she would teach these tips at corporate events, and that’s when she had her lightbulb moment. That evolved into a program called Wellness Matters, which not only is helping the companies that pay for it retain and engage their employees, but it’s increasing the health of their employees as well. How did SEA Change get started? The Business of Good Foundation, based in Northeast, Ohio, saw a gap in the ecosystem for social enterprise when it comes to education. They discovered that there was a program that was already running at Brown University called SE Greenhouse, which is a 12-module online curriculum. Brown University agreed to let The Good Business Foundation use the program and eventually they brought it to Columbus, where it was developed into what is now SEA Change. What exactly is a social enterprise and what challenges do...

This is the latest in a weekly feature called “How I Got Here,” where I ask people in NASCAR about the journeys to their current jobs. Each interview is recorded as a podcast but is also transcribed on JeffGluck.com. Up next: Lauren Edwards, founder and CEO of Reine Digital. Can you explain what you do and what … Continue reading "How I Got Here with Lauren Edwards"

Playing on their egos of Fran and Yetta, Lauren Edwards and Jude Perl created a dynamic cabaret show that celebrated a decade of television history, the 90s. Yada Yada Yada took its name from the Seinfeld episode in which George gets suspicious of his new girlfriend’s use of the term. There are a few of these Easter eggs scattered throughout the show. The premise follows a knock off Fran and Yetta filming a 90s Television Special. The two performers did an array of sitcom medleys and original songs. Particular songs, like Cheers, made you join in with the two in wishing that we could live life in a 90s Sitcom. There was talk of favourite heart throbs, social roles of older women, the stereotype of Jewish grandmas and audience trivia. The show felt difficult to get into as the humour was very particular to the sitcom style. A laughing track was implemented and banter between the two was undeniable. However, songs such as "Roles for Older Women" provided that much needed commentary and flavour of the two comedians. I found it surprising that Lauren Edwards had portrayed Fran as her voice is very much unique and difficult to master. What Edwards gave was not the most perfect impression of Fran but one that had the tenacity and energy spot on. This was similar with Perl's character, Yetta, who was portrayed with such sass. Overall, the Cabaret show was unique and fun, particularly for anyone wanting to get a nostalgia fix with a dash of music, comedy and game show. Yada Yada Yada is on at The Butterfly Club (5 Carson Place, off Little Collins St) until Sunday July 9 Written by Maria DunneSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Playing on their egos of Fran and Yetta, Lauren Edwards and Jude Perl created a dynamic cabaret show that celebrated a decade of television history, the 90s. Yada Yada Yada took its name from the Seinfeld episode in which George gets suspicious of his new girlfriend’s use of the term. There are a few of these Easter eggs scattered throughout the show. The premise follows a knock off Fran and Yetta filming a 90s Television Special. The two performers did an array of sitcom medleys and original songs. Particular songs, like Cheers, made you join in with the two in wishing that we could live life in a 90s Sitcom. There was talk of favourite heart throbs, social roles of older women, the stereotype of Jewish grandmas and audience trivia. The show felt difficult to get into as the humour was very particular to the sitcom style. A laughing track was implemented and banter between the two was undeniable. However, songs such as "Roles for Older Women" provided that much needed commentary and flavour of the two comedians. I found it surprising that Lauren Edwards had portrayed Fran as her voice is very much unique and difficult to master. What Edwards gave was not the most perfect impression of Fran but one that had the tenacity and energy spot on. This was similar with Perl's character, Yetta, who was portrayed with such sass. Overall, the Cabaret show was unique and fun, particularly for anyone wanting to get a nostalgia fix with a dash of music, comedy and game show. Yada Yada Yada is on at The Butterfly Club (5 Carson Place, off Little Collins St) until Sunday July 9   Written by Maria Dunne

Lauren Edwards sings "Jesus Loves Me" for special music to celebrate Mother's Day.

Lauren Edwards sings "Jesus Loves Me" for special music to celebrate Mother's Day.