Podcast appearances and mentions of leigh radford

Hannah Murray will start by looking at the bestseller lists on Amazon.co.uk and The Sunday Times, the oldest and most influential book sales chart in the UK, and seeing what new entries there are. Leigh Radford has produced and presented arts and entertainment content and documentaries for radio. A former book publicist, she is a 2023 graduate of Faber Academy. Her debut novel 'One Yellow Eye' follows a brilliant scientist desperately searching for a cure whilst hiding a monstrous secret - her undead husband. Inspired by caring for her terminally ill father during the COVID pandemic, Leigh humanizes the living and the undead with humour and heart.  Heather Peck is the multi-award-winning author of the DCI Gelard Norfolk Mysteries and winner of the 2024 Page Turner Award for best crime novel, Milestones. 'Spinning into the Dark' is Book 8 in the DCI Greg Gelard Norfolk Mystery series, set in the last months of 202 and early in 2021, Greg and his colleagues investigate major crimes as the country copes with lockdowns, rules that change faster than the weather, and a raft of new restrictions and frustrations.  Bibi Berki was born in Cambridge to Hungarian parents, grew up in Hull, and settled in South East London. She is the author of 'The Watch' and her audio series 'The Kiss' is one of Sight & Sounds recommended film podcasts. Her latest novel 'The Youngster' is about one woman's spiralling descent when her mother is taken away from her by a damaged younger man.  ... Walter B. Levis is a former crime reporter who lives in New York City. His new book 'The Meaning of Murder' is a suspensful psychological drama and a meditation on the moral ambiguity of violence. It's a journey into the darkest depths of America's covert war against terrorism and the horrific moral compromises it can entail. The book tells the multi-layered story of a family recovering from trauma, a detective determined to solve a crime, and the price we pay for safety in the war on terror.  Jay Jacobs is a writer and mother of two, who was inspired to write after her sister shared an account of  little boy's near-death experience. Exploring a wealth of similar stories, this journey ignited her creativity, resulting in an uplifting novel intended to inspire and resonate with readers seeking hope and transformation. 'Back for Good' is a tale of second chances, personal growth, and the transformative power of guidance from the spirit world.  Lynda Williams is a short fiction writer based in Calgary. Her work engages with themes of class, feminism, and mental illness. 'The Beauty and the Hell of It & Other Stories' is a short story collection that echoes life's challenges. 

Zombies first shambled onto our cinema screens in the 1932 film White Zombie staring Bela Lugosi. Early incarnations involved voodoo reanimation and lacked the whole brain-eating aspect. (There's a really interesting article by Carnegie Mellon University that charts the early history of the zombie). But let us jump to what modern audiences consider a zombie. For that, […] The post Zombies are us – with Leigh Radford first appeared on Breaking the Glass Slipper.

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Send us a textLauren plays host to Leigh Radford this episode. They talk about femgore, zombies and which item frightened Leigh that she found in a flat more than a second hand zombie husband.The episode gets very raw as Leigh reveals her lack of science background and the inspiration behind the book leading to a raw and honest heart to heart between her and LaurenThey obviously discuss obligatory One Yellow Eye spoilers too.

You know when a book comes along and just grabs you so you don't want to put it down? One Yellow Eye is one of those books. It's a thriller, a love story, it's also really witty oh and almost forgot, it does feature a zombie at its pulsing (just about) heart too. If you're concerned zombies are not for you (unless you're Natalie who wrote her uni dissertation about zombie movies) then do not fear - it's all about love, actually. Debut author Leigh shares how real life events inspired this tale, and how supportive the writing community has been. Long may that continue!Find Leigh's book recommendations at bestsellerspodcast.com

Leigh Radford was joined by ABC Gardening Australia's Sophie Thomson on a Saturday, as he opened the lines to take your calls on ABC Talkback Gardening.

In Episode 101 of the #kilnroadtrip, created and produced by The Swell Pod, hosts Spencer McKeown and Josh Taylor are at the Kiln Cabin in Sundance Utah talking with Kiln CEO and Co-Founder Arian Lewis and Kiln Creative Director and Co-Founder Leigh Radford. Without them and the support from Kiln, the Kiln.Roadtrip would not have been possible.  Check out today's episode and every other installment of the Kiln.Roadtrip by listening, watching, and subscribing to the podcast here - https://linktr.ee/theswellpod Check out Kiln and take a tour of one of their locations nearest you at Kiln.com Location: Kiln. Sundance The Kiln Road Trip: Uncovering Deep Truths with 100 Pleasantly Rebellious Humans. 10 days. 5 States. 3,580 Miles.100 Interviews! Daily episodes starting on March 5, Monday to Friday, for the next 100 days, followed by a short documentary and a book about the journey. Thank you to the partners and sponsors who made the kiln.roadtrip possible: KILN, MOTERRA, TORUS And thank you to the crew who helped us document and share the journey: DENISSE LEON, TY COTTLE, NATHAN CLARK, FINDLAY MCKEOWN #SwellPod, #KilnRoadTrip, #Kiln, #MotorraCamperVans, #podcast, #interview, #innovation, #resilience, #communitybuilding, #passion, #purpose, #community, #diversity, #collaboration, #thoughtleadership, #100interviews, #entrepreneur, #CEO, #leadership

Climatologist Darren Ray joins Jon Lamb and Leigh Radford with his seasonal outlook for gardeners. Jon discusses fuchsia care and the incidence of elm leaf beetles.

Climatologist Darren Ray joins Jon Lamb and Leigh Radford with his seasonal outlook for gardeners. Jon discusses fuchsia care and the incidence of elm leaf beetles.

Climatologist Darren Ray joins Jon Lamb and Leigh Radford with his seasonal outlook for gardeners. Jon discusses fuchsia care and the incidence of elm leaf beetles.

Talkback gardening with Leigh Radford and John Lamb. John answers your hot gardening questions as we all prepare for warm weather.

Talkback gardening with Leigh Radford and John Lamb. John answers your hot gardening questions as we all prepare for warm weather.

Talkback gardening with Leigh Radford and John Lamb. John answers your hot gardening questions as we all prepare for warm weather.

From it's beginnings as way of boosting war-time production to becoming a platform for telling the stories of life in regional Australia, the Country Hour is as close as you can get to a radio institution. To celebrate the 75 years on air for Australia's longest running radio program Nightlife we're going to look back on the history of rural broadcasting at the ABC and what the business of bush journalism is actually like today.

Trevor Nottle, author, horticultural consultant and garden historian, joins Jon Lamb and Leigh Radford in the Upper Sturt Cemetery in the Adelaide Hills for Talkback gardening.

Trevor Nottle, author, horticultural consultant and garden historian, joins Jon Lamb and Leigh Radford in the Upper Sturt Cemetery in the Adelaide Hills for Talkback gardening.

Trevor Nottle, author, horticultural consultant and garden historian, joins Jon Lamb and Leigh Radford in the Upper Sturt Cemetery in the Adelaide Hills for Talkback gardening.

Trevor Nottle, author, horticultural consultant and garden historian, joins Jon Lamb and Leigh Radford in the Upper Sturt Cemetery in the Adelaide Hills for Talkback gardening.

Darren Ray, climatologist and meteorologist, joins Jon Lamb and Leigh Radford for the long range forecast and to talk about a wet spring on Talkback Gardening.

Darren Ray, climatologist and meteorologist, joins Jon Lamb and Leigh Radford for the long range forecast and to talk about a wet spring on Talkback Gardening.

Darren Ray, climatologist and meteorologist, joins Jon Lamb and Leigh Radford for the long range forecast and to talk about a wet spring on Talkback Gardening.

Darren Ray, climatologist and meteorologist, joins Jon Lamb and Leigh Radford for the long range forecast and to talk about a wet spring on Talkback Gardening.

Shiny New Object' is a podcast about the future of marketing. Each episode is a conversation with an insightful and influential leader in the industry about the latest tech, trend or talking point to catch their eye. Host: Tom Ollerton, Founder of www.automatedcreative.net

In order to beat the heat, what fruit trees should we plant for a changing climate? Nursery manager Sam Luke joins Jon Lamb and Leigh Radford with advice on varieties of fruit trees that gardeners will still be growing in 10 years time.

In order to beat the heat, what fruit trees should we plant for a changing climate? Nursery manager Sam Luke joins Jon Lamb and Leigh Radford with advice on varieties of fruit trees that gardeners will still be growing in 10 years time.

Is it time to change the way we garden to beat the heat? Brett Draper joins Jon Lamb and Leigh Radford to discuss the key elements needed to keep us gardening into the future.

Is it time to change the way we garden to beat the heat? Brett Draper joins Jon Lamb and Leigh Radford to discuss the key elements needed to keep us gardening into the future.

Backyards are getting smaller; in some cases non-existent. So how can you cultivate plants when you don't have much space? As Haidi Sutherland tells Jon Lamb and Leigh Radford, you should consider a vertical garden.

Backyards are getting smaller; in some cases non-existent. So how can you cultivate plants when you don't have much space? As Haidi Sutherland tells Jon Lamb and Leigh Radford, you should consider a vertical garden.

Kelley talks with Leigh Radford, author of "AlterKnits," "One Skein," and "AlterKnits Felt."

Leigh Radford didn't set out to be a knitwear designer. She's been knitting since age 13, but it wasn't until a layoff from a graphic design job that she found her bliss and realized she could make a living off of her knitting by coupling the crafty skills she had learned as a child with her professional design experience. Instead of pounding the pavement in search of another 9-to-5 gig, she got a part-time job at a yarn shop and soon discovered her fabulous talent for creative pattern design. Now, at age 45, Leigh lives in Portland, Oregon, where she happily creates wonderful knitting patterns and enjoys success as a knitting book author.

Thank you Elizabeth Edwards ( https://www.theconsumervc.com/90-elizabeth-edwards-h-ventures-why-some-dnvbs-dont-work-on-shelf-different-customer-insights-you-receive-in-retail-vs-dtc-and-demystifying-corporate-venture-capital/ ) for introducing me to our guest today. Leigh Radford ( https://pgventuresstudio.com/teams/ ) , the Senior Vice President, Founder & General Manager of P&G Ventures ( https://pgventuresstudio.com/ ). We discuss what is corporate venture capital, how P&G partners with brands, and the advantages for aspiring brands. Without further ado, here's Leigh. Some of the questions I ask Leigh * What was your initial attraction to consumer products? * How did you end up working at P&G? * Of course, when it comes to building brands, P&G are one of the world's best at doing so. What were some of your learnings of brand building at P&G? * Tell me a bit about P&G Ventures. * Startup studio, partners with entrepreneurs both inside and outside of the company. * What do you look for when analyzing brands? * Walk me through your due diligence process. * What are some of the advantages for aspiring brands that's hard for incumbents to adapt to? * What are some of the advantages for an aspiring brand to partner with corporate venture capital arm vs. a "normal" venture capital firm? * When you are analyzing online brands, what are some of the attributes they need to have in order to work in retail? * Going the other way, what types of brands might work in retail without having an online presence? * What are the KPIs you look for when brands are in retail? * What's one thing that you would change about venture capital? * What's the best piece of advice that you've received? * What's one piece of advice that you have for founders?