Podcast appearances and mentions of lisa dickey

Ghostwriting is one of the most theoretically interesting forms of communication in the rhetoric realm. Deep diving into someone else's […] The post RWP 128 - “The Ghostwriter Materializes” - Lisa Dickey first appeared on Rhetoric Warriors.

“Each author is different, and each book a puzzle we figure out together,” Lisa Dickey writes, of her work as a collaborator. In the course of her career as one of publishing's most sought-after ghostwriters, Lisa has put together over 20 such puzzles, alongside a rich and varied list of high-profile clients, including first lady Jill Biden (Where the Light Enters); Illinois senator and Iraqi war veteran Tammy Duckworth (Every Day is a Gift); Cissy Houston (Remembering Whitney); and Patrick Swayze and Lisa Niemi (The Time of My Life).   She has also written books with California Governor Gavin Newsom; legendary jazz pianist Herbie Hancock; and former Hearst Magazines president Cathie Black, among others.  “I'm a storyteller at heart,” Lisa writes, “and I feel incredibly lucky to have helped some of the most intriguing, accomplished and eminent people in the world tell their stories.”  She's not kidding about the “storyteller at heart” piece of the puzzle, because in addition to her collaborative work Lisa is also a “brilliant, real and readable” writer in her own right—at least according to no less an authority on such matters as former U.S. Secretary of State Madeleine Albright, weighing in on Lisa's Bears in the Streets: Three Journeys Across a Changing Russia, a look at the lives and beliefs of contemporary Russians, based on interviews she conducted with the same subjects over the span of 20 years. Here's Lisa on how learning to speak Russian has informed her work as a writer: “When you start thinking about how [you are] going to express yourself in this other language, you start to really understand how language is put together… and how the native language that you speak affects the way that you think and the way that you express yourself.” Lisa's feel for language finds its way into her collaborative work as well, as she translates the innermost thoughts of her subjects onto the page in such a way that their stories ring true.  Check her out on stage at the Moth Grand Slam. Facebook: @lisadickeyauthor Twitter: @lisawritesbooks Website: http://lisadickey.com/ 

Lisa Dickey (Bears in the Streets) is back in the SWB booth highlighting the highlights. JR Smith's memory loss, Ovechkin-Putin on ice, Softball takes over Oklahoma City, Serena withdraws, WNBA and the USWNT's summer schedule. Enjoy! Please take 5 seconds to give us a 5 star review on iTunes and we will read it on the podcast! And subscribe! https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/sports-without-balls/id635036320?mt=2 Links: Patreon: www.patreon.com/sportswithoutballs SWB: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sportswithoutballs/ Instagram @sportswithoutballs, Twitter @swbpod Erin Foley: Twitter @erinfoleycomic, Instagram @erinkfoley www.erinkfoley.com Trish Suhr: Twitter @trishSuhr, Instagram @trishsuhr www.trishsuhr.com

Pour a festive glass as we learn about the strong, often homemade liquors that lend zest to celebrations across Eastern Europe. Then hear where to find some of the world's best beer, from the author of "50 Places to Drink Beer Before You Die." And join the party as friends from Edinburgh offer a wee taste of the Scottish capital's year-end Hogmanay festivities. Plus, author and former Moscow resident Lisa Dickey tells us how the people of Russia are coping with a changing world. For more information on Travel with Rick Steves - including episode descriptions, program archives and related details - visit www.ricksteves.com.

(Bloomberg) -- Arthur Levitt, former chairman of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, interviews Lisa Dickey, author of, “Bears in the Streets: Three Journeys Across a Changing Russia,” on "A Closer Look With Arthur Levitt."

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"Bears in the Streets" author Lisa Dickey talks with Recode's Kara Swisher about her new book, which chronicles three trips to Russia at three very different times in its history — 1995, 2005 and 2015. Dickey's first journey across the continent was a pioneering work of digital photography and early web publishing, while her later trips illuminated how tech, politics and everything else was changing. She says Americans get a lot wrong about the Russian people and Russians get a lot wrong about Americans, but the two countries have more in common than they realize. Dickey shares some of the strangest stories from her visits to the country, including an unexpectedly contentious trip to see the Matt Damon movie "The Martian" and arguments over whether 9/11 was an inside job. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

: "Bears in the Streets" author Lisa Dickey talks about her journeys across the whole of Russia, beginning with a prescient digital camera-enabled trip in 1995, only a few years after the end of the Cold War. Dickey returned in 2005 and 2015, checking in with many of the same people and towns she had visited before. She says the Russian people often feel slighted by America — and yes, most of them really do love President Vladimir Putin as much as the polls say. The way forward, she suggests, is remembering that the country is bigger than its leader. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Author Lisa Dickey joins us to talk about her new book, Bears in the Streets, chronicling three of her journeys to a changing Russia in 1995, 2005, and 2015.

A trip to Russia and a sailing trip around the world are the two stories The Halli Casser-Jayne Show brings you in this episode. Joining Halli at her table is Lisa Dickey the author of BEARS IN THE STREETS an eye-opening memoir of Dickey's travels over twenty years through Russia and Jeremy Cage, entrepreneur, former Fortune 100 executive and President of The Cage Group, who had a dream to sail around the world and did.In the fall of 1995, Lisa Dickey author and ghostwriter, whose talent has contributed to eight New York Times bestsellers, traveled across the whole of Russia, interviewing people from all walks of life in 11 different cities. In 2005, she made the entire trip again, interviewing all the same people to find out how their lives had changed. Ten years later, in 2015, she made the trip yet again, interviewing the same people she had met 20 years earlier, her goal to find out how life in Russia had changed in the ensuing years. Her new book BEARS IN THE STREETS: THREE JOURNEYS ACROSS A CHANGING RUSSIA, tells Lisa's story and chronicles the changing lives of Russians in the ever-changing Russian political climate.Entrepreneur, former Fortune 100 executive and President of The Cage Group, Jeremy Cage had a dream to sail around the world. So, he did. With his wife and their two children the Cage family spent sixteen-months on their life-changing voyage. An expert in turning dreams into reality, since returning, Cage has become an advisor to thousands of people, showing them how to fulfill their dreams for their businesses and for themselves. Basing his advice on his years of corporate success as well as his around-the-world sailing adventure, Cage uses a boat metaphor to articulate his process in his book ALL DREAMS ON DECK, an inspiring, practical and enjoyable guide to making work and personal dreams come true.Russia, Russian politics, Putin, sailing around the world, making dreams come true, adventure, don't miss this episode of The Halli Casser-Jayne Show. For more information visit Halli Casser-Jayne dot com.

SWB welcomes back author & sports fanatic Lisa Dickey! NBA: Playoffs, OKC v Spurs insanity, Curry's health. NFL: Eli Apple's Mother, Draft picks, QB dilemmas. Softball: National Pro Fastpitch's million dollar arm - Monica Abbott. Soccer: Abby Wambach joins ESPN. MLB: Peaches take first (for now). Happy Mother's Day!!!

SWB welcomes writer/humorist Lisa Dickey to the show! March Madness/Sadness: the ladies discuss the NCAAM's final Duke v Wisconsin, NCAAW's semifinals SC v ND, UConn v Maryland, the Harrison twins, racial slurs and the relocation of Geno & the gang. NFL: Sarah Thomas first female ref, MLB: Happy Opening Day, Yankees, Nationals, White Sox & Fantasy Hell, and the feel good moment of the week is worth 1,000 points! Enjoy!