Podcast appearances and mentions of lauren morton

Lauren Morton from QED Investors leads our SCMF keynote speech, explaining how shifting market conditions have changed the fund's approach to investing both domestically and in emerging markets like Latin America. She is joined by FreightWaves Reporter Kaylee Nix.  Follow FreightWaves Podcasts Join Supply Chain Meets FinTech 2023 Summit Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Lauren Morton from QED Investors leads our SCMF keynote speech, explaining how shifting market conditions have changed the fund's approach to investing both domestically and in emerging markets like Latin America. She is joined by FreightWaves Reporter Kaylee Nix.Follow FreightWaves PodcastsJoin Supply Chain Meets FinTech 2023 Summit

What's PC Gamer Chat Log? Who are hosts Lauren Morton & Mollie Taylor, and what do they like? Here's a quick introduction to our new weekly show about PC gaming.Find more links to the show: https://www.pcgamer.com/tag/podcast/

For the premiere episode of Chat Log, Mollie Taylor and Lauren Morton introduce themselves, PC Gamer's new low-key podcast, their favorite genres, and start making some predictions about the huge year for PC gaming that 2023 is going to be. Spoiler: RPG players are eating *good.*

Lauren Morton speaks of collective exhaustion— and that to fully do God's work, we must all be standing upright. How are you being called to make space for yourself or others to rest? Sign up for the accompanying daily emails here: http://igsol.net/lent-2022 (igsol.net/lent-2022)

In this episode, Erroll and Jason talk about not playing as many games due to anticipating tales of arise, Shawn Layden's sustainability comments, and the PlayStation showcase. Host: Erroll Maas @ErrollM on Twitter www.errollmaaswriting.wordpress.com Co-Host: Jason Courtar @Shin_Megane_kun on Twitter Podcast Twitter: @infromjapan Podcast email: infromjapan@gmail.com Parallax Media: www.parallaxmedia.one Timestamps: 0:00 Housekeeping Erroll: Duel Links, Monster Hunter Stories 2 DLC, FF14: Shadowbringers || Jason: Asura's Wrath 9:21 J-List 13:51 Recommended Content: https://pastebin.com/0SpcyR9Z The Legend Of Zelda Is The World's Most Tragic Video Game Series by Phil Hornshaw, Gamespot It's Okay To Struggle With the Sprouts, FFXIV Veterans by Mike Williams, Fanbyte I Went Clubbing And Saw A Live Performance In FFXIV, It Was Dope As Hell by Michael Higham, Fanbyte   WandaVision Stole Its Entire Plot From Pokemon 3 by Eric Switzer, The Gamer  Tales Of Arise review: a tale worth telling by Nadia Oxford, Rock,Paper, Shotgun   Why Monster Rancher 1 and 2 DX is SO Important! By Gym Leader Ed, YouTube How game developers pick their fonts by Lauren Morton, PC Gamer The quest to save Marvel vs. Capcom 2 by Axel Bosso, Polygon 18:39 News Rundown 18:39 Bad-ish News 21:22 In Other News 1:03:28 Main Topic: PlayStation Showcase No Listener Questions/Submissions Intro: Dance With me - City Pop & Funk Type Beat by Dayz Musiq: https://youtu.be/4y-GD57PBjU Outro: Daybreak 8-bit Community by DontGoChinaTownMe: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YIvqgT2rC3Y Background Music: Anime Vibes | Kawaii, Chill, Happy, Fun | Vlog No Copyright Free Music | Music To Study, Relax To: https://youtu.be/jmuJp29d57Q  

Sound is a beautiful thing – but silence can also be powerfully therapeutic, too. You've probably experienced various times in your life when you have felt tired, overloaded, and out of gas, right? Well, have you ever thought of using silence to recharge physically and emotionally? Because noise is around us all the time, we have become accustomed to the barrage of sounds that constantly pound our ears and nervous system…and over time, this can suck away energy and negatively affect us. Planning periods of silence can be a great way to refresh and renew, so listen (I know, it's a paradox) to hear about my experience at a recent silent retreat – and the three things you can do to create a powerful therapeutic silent experience yourself without leaving home! Enjoy! Special Thanks to Lauren Morton, the hostess of Bee-at-Peace Silent Retreats for guiding us through the experience.

Lauren Morton and Elizabeth Valencia join Rachael Gottlieb to break down the ABC franchise's poor history of racial representation and the controversy surrounding the show's most recent season.

On this special episode of Coffee with Jim & James, Lauren Morton and Ryan Wicks join us to discuss Product Innovation and Product Excellence here at Energy Worldnet.

Fr. Brent Otto, SJ and Lauren Morton speaks with Andy Otto about finding joy in community, especially during the pandemic.

On this week's episode, PCG contributor Lauren Morton explains why Fallout 76 is good now, actually, and Chris Livingston joins James to work through their impressions of the recently announced Assassin's Creed Valhalla.

We first spoke with Kiko on the 1st May 2018, where she shared more about her solo and unsupported row, 3000 miles across the Atlantic Ocean. Kiko tells more about her life, the challenges she faced and overcame, from being diagnosed with Cushing's Disease and having brain surgery only months before the Atlantic row. Kiko achieved the impossible, she broke the women's record by 5 days and crossed the ocean in 49 days, 10 hours and 13 seconds. Kiko had never rowed before deciding on this challenge! In this Tough Girl Extra podcast episode, we catch up with Kiko to find out what’s she’s been up to, how she decided on her next challenge - Kik Plastic, how she funds her life, what motivates her and what the future looks like.  Kiko does not hold back and shares all the details, she’s authentic and as real as they come! Enjoy this episode!  Show notes Kiko shares more about her backstory Deciding what to do next after her Atlantic row Doing a beach clean in Portugal  Cycling around the world and doing beach cleans… Deciding to keep it local  The logistical challenge Getting a team together to help with the planning Fundraising and needing help Biking experience! Starting the challenge on 5th May 2019 Getting into her rhythm and getting fitter  The importance of having a purpose The stand out moments from the tour Giving up hope Showing up and doing what needs to be done What the learning from Kik Plastic was The fishing industry Getting use to the hills  Talking money The power of networking  Knowing your why and building a community  The cost of Kik Plastic  The Wadi Rum Ultra  Hating running! Team Like a Girl - set up by Lauren Morton  Doing 70k in a day Shuffle running Why it was so hard walking  Comparison between the row, the run and the ride Quick Fire Questions  Final words of advice Social Media Website:  www.kikomatthews.co.uk  Twitter:  @Kikomatthews Instagram:  @kikomatthews 

Sometimes you meet people who blew you away with their stories, this week's guest certainly did that! This week I was joined by adventure athlete, Lauren Morton aka The Northern Explorer. We chatted about how she was rescued from sea while attempting her first row across the Atlantic, why she went back to take on the Atlantic again and why she founded Team Like A Girl. Lauren is an unbelievable storyteller, so much so she makes you feel like you are alongside her in the boat. One of my favourite guests so far, so I'm hoping you enjoy this episode. Follow All Things Sport on Instagram for loads of additional content, and don't forget to give Lauren a follow!   

This week's topic: character creation! Matthew makes his debut on the podcast and tells us he always creates the same persona – a silver-haired man with a pencil moustache called “Mr Basil Pesto”. Terrifying. Meanwhile, Brendan makes poetic orcs or misshapen monsters. We’ve also had time to play things. Matthew is pottering through the first Pillars of Eternity and Brendan is scavenging through the bugs and jank of State of Decay 2. The topic this week was sent in by listener Orlando. Thanks, Orlando. Thorlando. Links: Matthew is our video person! https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2018/05/01/meet-matthew-castle-our-new-video-person/ He makes our videos here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5bKSAZBvV9AKlBJPG0Py-A Have you played… Mass Effect 3? https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2016/03/21/mass-effect-3/ Mr Basil Pesto looks like John Waters: http://i2.cdnds.net/12/44/618x957/wenn436344.jpg Have you played… Grand Theft Auto Online? https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2018/01/22/have-you-played-grand-theft-auto-online/ Brendan’s misshapen ‘Blapchap’ in 7 Days to Die: https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2014/11/27/7-days-to-die-diary/ Lauren Morton at PC Gamer investigates the Dark Souls fashion police: https://www.pcgamer.com/in-search-of-the-mysterious-dark-souls-fashion-police/ Tekken 7’s character creator is joyful: https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2017/06/19/tekken-7-outfits/ A very Tekken Christmas: https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2017/12/20/dressing-up-as-santa-in-tekken-7-and-visiting-players/ The Fabsolver community: https://www.reddit.com/r/absolver/search?q=fabsolver&restrict_sr=1 Samuel Beckett or Dishonored NPC? https://twitter.com/Brendy_C/status/802956653704450050 South Park: The Stick of Truth’s character creator: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qg1XMZCFGZU South Park avatar creator: http://southpark.cc.com/avatar Things to celebrate about Divinity Original Sin 2: https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2017/09/22/divinity-original-sin-2-best-things/ Kirk Hamilton of Kotaku on Splinter Cell’s enemy barks: https://kotaku.com/5921878/why-video-game-characters-say-such-ridiculous-things John’s Pillars of Eternity review: https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2015/03/26/pillars-of-eternity-review/ Pillars of Eternity II review-in-progress: https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2018/05/08/pillars-of-eternity-ii-deadfire-review-in-progress/ 20 minutes of State of Decay 2: https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2018/05/01/video-state-of-decay-2-goes-for-the-jugular-and-jugglers/ Some early impressions of its buggy zombie shopping trip: https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2018/05/17/state-of-decay-2-review-in-progress/ Sad weary science lady with a weak arm: https://twitter.com/Tomi_Tapio/status/997081888887058433

Lauren Morton is a British female adventurer, ocean rower and endurance runner. She is recently the Star of Channel 4's The Island with Bear Grylls. In 2016 she skippered team Row Like A Girl across the Atlantic Ocean; breaking two Guinness World Records and becoming the fastest females to cross any ocean and the youngest female four to ever attempt the feat.​ She also appeared in and emerged as the star of Channel 4's The Island with Bear Grylls, has ran 7 marathons in 7 days in 7 countries, walked across Sri Lanka and sailed across the Atlantic. She has collectively spent over 200 days at sea. In 2013 at just 23 years old, Lauren was rescued from her first rowing attempt after 96 days at sea, she then spent 13 days on an Indian cargo ship and was dropped off into Canada. Lauren is passionate about showcasing women strengths, she is an advocate for girls' rights globally, and an ambassador for PLAN UK. Lauren has raised over £75,000 collectively for charity. She is an accomplished Inspirational Speaker, and takes great pleasure in inspiring others. I talk to Lauren about her adventures so far and why it is important for her to be a female role model for other girls. Episode will be released for you to download on 18th July – make sure you tune in!   What this episode has in store for you “I definitely lacked any female role models – all my role models were guys. There are so many amazing women doing so many amazing challenges and adventures, but you just don't hear about them.” “Things are taking a different path in terms of health and fitness. A lot of questions now aren't just what do you do 9 to 5 but what do you do 5 to 9. Those hours outside of work have become more important and social media, podcasts, and the digital world are helping open out this topic.' “The 2012 Olympics in London had a huge push for women in sport. Its' only in the last 2-3 years, I have started to put myself in their situation and thought why not me, why could I not be this person? Do I have the guts to try and do it myself?”

At 26 years old, Lauren Morton is a two-time world record holder. She’s rowed across the Atlantic Ocean and survived The Island with Bear Grylls. Lauren came onto the Tough Girl Podcast to talk about her incredible experiences and what they taught her about perseverance and strength. With every feat that Lauren took on, she faced innumerable challenges. The way she made it through despite so many obstacles, can help anyone going through a difficult journey. 1. Adapt and Keep Going 2. Remember Your Strength 3. Choose Your Attitude 4. Find Happiness From the Inside Listen to Lauren talk about her incredible experiences and what she learned on the Tough Girl Podcast.

Part 3 - 7 Women - 7 Challenges 2017   At the start of 2017 after feedback from the Tough Girl Tribe. I started 7 Women - 7 Challenges.  Throughout the year I will be interviewing 7 women as we follow them on their journey of going after their own personal challenges. We will learn what really has to happen for people to achieve their goals, we will hear about their frustrations, disappointments, set backs, as well as their successes and achievements.  It is real stories, from real women, living real lives.  This is part 3*   Timings   Jen Dxyhorron - 4 mins Jo Jo Rogers - 33 mins Georgie Akin-Smith - 1.07 Gemma Smith - 1.35 Rachel Wise - 2.09 Laura Try - 2.47   *We will be catching up with Rae Red in Part 4   Show notes   Jen Dykxhoorn   Visiting friends and family in Canada How our last conversation reinvigorated her training plan Signing up for 1 month gym membership and doing 20 classes Feeling strong, powerful and feeling even more energised  Moving back to Sweden for 3 - 6 months Update on her everyday magic goals  - from reading more books to flossing her teeth everyday Being inspired by the adventurous women from the Tough Girl Podcast Being inspired by the book “Wild Women” Cultivating good habits  Champagne Goals - are in progress and her first goal will be checked off soon when she moves back to Sweden The planning and preparation for her August cycle ride - LEJOG Working with her sister to plan the trip in more detail The power of lists Sorting out the route and accommodation How her PHD has helped her to plan for her adventures Using permanent lists Her city break to Poland and taking a break from life and being able to switch off  The 3 Ps - Packing - Planning - PHD  Her end of month check in - “Structured Reflection” Feeling good about the progress she’s made in both her training and her PHD The Passion Planner - Why she loves it and has used it religiously for the past 2 years Filling that space when you’ve finished your goal Her focus for the next few weeks Thinking about an ultra marathon! Looking for an ultra marathon race in July somewhere in Europe - Any ideas! Continuing the, Year of the Mighty Thigh! Sunning 6k to get to wifi! Why she’s also going to focus on strength training as a use for injury prevention   Her Sister - Karen Dykxhoorn - Follow on Instagram @hopefulgoat  & twitter @hopefulgoat    Jo Jo Rogers   What’s been happening since we last spoke The snowshoe races! The World Snowshoe Championships… with no snow! Getting ready to race when the course conditions were so terrible What the route was like and being fearful of getting hurt Finishing 3rd in the world for women aged between 50 - 59 How she celebrated The National Snowshoe Championships… 10 ft of snow! Her race strategy Watching her daughter race How she deals with nerves before a race Travelling next year to Spain for the World Championships with her daughter Mother daughter bonding Her next race in Texas Starting to pick up training again Training for snowshoeing in the dirt and the grass Mixing up her training The challenges she is dealing with at the moment - sleep, nutrition,  Weekly millage… 130  Junk miles? Running easy miles Overtraining and how she knows Happiness Speed work and how she does it - her favourite is progression training  Sleep habits What she’s learnt from the races so far Feeling selfish, because she’s doing what she loves Living the life she wants to   Georgia Akin-Smith   2 of her challenges have been completed! How she was feeling before her duathlon in Windsor Getting to the venue super early What the course was like 10k run - 40k bike - 5k run What was going through her head on the start line Trying to remember to run her own race Her race strategy  What she learned from the experience Why being prepared helped her Her “oh no” moments Her final transition and what her legs were like Trying to fit another duathlon into her schedule for this year! Her 2nd challenge The Cross Country Ski Marathon in Switzerland! Training for the Ski Marathon in Hyde Park! Not being able to get into her rhythm The downhill and why it was harder Her next challenge - The London Marathon Suffering with a hip injury Why you have to listen to your body 120 mile cycle ride, 10 hours in the saddle with few stops What she was eating on her cycle ride Going for a Bike Fit Feeling nervous about her next cycle challenges Her current fears about the upcoming races Mantras and visualisation to help with her challenges   Learn more about Georgia and her future challenges www.gwhodares.com  Twitter @GWhoDares & Instagram @GwhoDares   Gemma Smith   What Gemma has been up to since we last spoke Working hard, making the most of her weekends and spending time in Chamonix Skiing, climbing and heading up North in the UK to head into Snowdonia in Wales Some low level hiking just below the snow line Enjoying ice climbing and leaning new skills to help in the mountains Heading over to Italy to climb and being one of the few girls out there Practicing screwing in ice screws and different ways of belaying on ice What good ice should look like Thinking about the long term and why she’s learning these skills now Having the aim to be skilled and fit enough to face any challenge on the mountain Working with her personal trainer “Hurricanes” a new fun way of training! Working in a hypoxic way Trying to maintain everything she’s doing Heading back to Chamonix in Easter Getting everything ready for her trip in August Getting her accommodation all booked for August - staying in mountain huts on the way Dealing with Raynaud’ s while out in the cold The £200 pair of gloves… Starting to blog - Adventures of a novice mountaineer Why she’s going to start upping things now Trying to do more ridge walks to get as much exposure as possible Her next challenge in Chamonix and planning another trip to Scotland Finding a good guide through - Adventure Base Tips from her guide - John The challenges over the past few weeks, especially trying to balance work   How she keeps her motivation going especially day to day Collecting local art work and reminding herself why she’s doing it Why music helps to keep her motivated as well as talking to people Why you have to be a little bit crazy to pursue what you love  Nutrition for mountain days The Sandstone Trail in Cheshire - potential training walk for me!   Keeping updated with Gemma via Instagram, twitter and her blog!     Rachel Wise   A reflection on how she was feeling a few months ago Turning a corner  The website is now live, and she’s up and running on twitter and Instagram Air BNB is starting to make money which is great going into the savings account Speaking with their landlord about being able to sublease the house while they were away Being able to come back to the same house in Switzerland once they finish travelling Paying for the flights and being all booked up as far as they can with regards to flights Planning the budget per day for each place they visit Progress regarding the girls education The focus for the coming weeks Trying to figure out what to do with their dog! Feeling more organised and getting on top of things Documenting the journey through the website and via social media Not getting twitter, and not seeing how it can work for her Enjoying Instagram and finding it fun Feeling more positive about everything Training for the Geneva Marathon What’s she learned so far Telling work….. Blog post - “Are we who we say we are?” Ignore the haters and the negative comments Feeling proud of the website, and crossing of items on her to do list Applying to be a house sitter for July What else she’s be working on in the coming weeks - from running the Geneva Marathon to sorting out accommodation for their trip, and planning the US road trip Visit the website - www.slowtravelfamily.com  and follow on twitter @SlowTravelFam  and Instagram @slowtravelfamily   Laura Try Life is tough Formulating a plan New members of the LT Support Crew The issue of raising funds for the challenge The struggle of getting in front of the right people £6k raised and another £15K needed to reach her target in 9 weeks or else she will be kicked off the team New strategies every week e.g. last week cold calling How’s she's handling the pressure Having a melt down a few weeks ago Not being able to rest, if she rests, then nothing else happens Trying to remain positive Waking up at 6 am - working all day and then back on the laptop working (every day) What the options are? Feeling embarrassed if she doesn’t do it Focus on the positives Being featured by Health & Fitness Magazine! New videos being made Making progress Speaking with Lauren Morton  Connecting with local business people The £150 club! Speaking to Jamie Sparks Cold calling!! Learning new skills!! Making changes to sponsorship brochure  No time for training  Having to sacrifice; food, sleep and training to focus on sponsorship and funding Mental health Feeling on the edge How its become an obsession The focus for the next few weeks Wishing she done crowdfunding first Debt? Creating a video for the - Road Rower! Being proactive What she’s learned from the past few weeks Not being able to think straight How to connect with Laura - Facebook, twitter, Youtube, and visit her website

Yorkshire born Lauren did all the normal things that are expected, she did her GCSEs, her A’Levels and headed of to University. After graduating instead of following a safe career path she decided on a different route and in 2013 she and a friend set off to row the Atlantic Ocean. It was a challenge like no other. During this podcast we learn the reasons behind her row, how she dealt with the catalogue of errors that happened on the row and why she went back in 2015 to row it again. Lauren is a 2x World Record Holder for rowing across the Atlantic Ocean, she’s also survived “The Island” with Bear Grylls. Shownotes  Who is Lauren & how she describes herself Taking up rowing in her 2nd year at university How the death of her close friend, Elle from cervical cancer at 23 years old changed the direction of her life and how she choose to live her life Having 100 days to prepare for the ocean row The journey across the Atlantic Ocean; the highs, the lows, the errors & the mistakes made along the way  Being on the boat for 75 days and deciding not to give up and trying to find anyway to fix the boat to make it work Getting rescued and ended up in Canada! After four and half months, finally arriving back in the UK and trying to fit back into normality Dealing with the depression blues after the challenge and feeling very lost What she learnt most about herself from going through this experience Deciding what do to next Applying for “The Island” with Bear Grylls! Getting to the island and being stranded with 14 other women for 6 weeks Finding out she was the youngest women on the island What she learnt most on the island from; friendships, to who she was as a person and being able to stay positive in negative situations.  Going 11 days without any food and how she coped The highlights and making friends for life Having the confidence to go after her dream of rowing across the Atlantic How she changed and how she struggled to relate to her friends and family Dealing with her biggest fear that she could fail again, and not knowing how she would be able to come back from that Not sleeping 3 months before the race and lying awake at night What drives her to do what she does and the mission to inspire younger girls to get outside to get active and to play sports Dealing with the sexism while rowing across the ocean, having people bet against them an how they used it to drive them forward The mental preparation involved and why she made it sounds as unglamorous as possible! Why they decided to head down South at the star of the race Winning two World Records for being the youngest and fastest female rowers across the ocean Getting her Antigua holiday finally! Her future plans and why she wants to keep on testing the boundaries Learn more about Lauren and her adventures by visiting her website.  You can follow Lauren on twitter @MortonLauren  

Julie is joined by Lauren Morton, Partner @ QED Investors (fintech VC firm) to discuss:- QED's focus on Latin America (LatAm)(1:13)- the pace at which investment is flowing into LatAm (3:37)- the effect of Millenials and Gen-Z on fintech in LatAm (7:45)- investor competition (13:27)New episodes every Monday and Thursday!For daily updates on the fintech space sent right to your email, subscribe to the FTT Newsletter HERE.For a more in-depth breakdown and analysis of the fintech space, subscribe to the premium newsletter, FTT+, HERE.Follow us on Twitter:FTT - @fintechtoday_Julie - @julieverhage[Theme Song Credit]